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0S0PfNING OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
uS ~ 80 CAMPAIGN. e-|-
APPEAL TO THE PRODUCING INDUSTRIES.

d. Oh EhWOOD
Will spt ak from the steps of the City Hall in Wash
ineton, on SATURDAY EVENING, the 9th Of
MAY instant, at half past 7 O'Clock.
=, At Harrisburg, Pa; on Monday evening Of the
llth; a. Pittsburg. Pa, on Tuesday evening oft
18th; at Oleyslsnd, Ohio, on "Wednesday evening of
the 18th; at Toledo, Ohio, on Thursday evening of
the i!th; a. Detroit, Mich. on Friday evening of
the 18th; st Cincinnati, Ohio, on Monday evening
All friends Of the Producing Industries of the
United States invited to attend. - IT.
~ECONOMICAL BUILDING ASeOCIA.
US TION
Persons DESTROYS of joining this Association,
organized on the old plan, will ind Subse ription
Books and copies Of the Constitution at the follow
ing places, viz:
GEO. h. PLANTS Room, No. 10 Plants
W. 8. fHOMPsON's, Druggist, 18th street. near
n. CALLAN'S opposite the Treasury Building
Z. STORES Office. opposite the Treasury Build
NV. BURCHELL'S Grocer, 18th and r streets.
l.. CLEPHANE'S, Collector Internal Revenue,
AIS 7tb street.
s. +. sAvAGEs Hardware Store, 324 d street
north.
A. J. JOYCE's Coach Factory, 70 llth street.
T M. HANSON'S Office, No. Intelligencer
GEORGE H. PLANT, President
FRED. KoONEs, Sec'y. my Sites
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PERSONAL
n0CTRESS MORRIS, A ReFnldr GradUats. can
~ be consulted and will successfully treat Ladies
who are In need OF the services Of accomplished
and skiiful lady on all complaints appertaining 10
the female system, no matter from what cause OF
how Icing standing. At 4oo l4th street, between
ID and E. my6 I'M
dresses LEFT AT NV STORE FOR:
MRS SUMMERS.
MISS DELAPLANE,
MISS j. BUSk.
MISS GOLDIN,
VIII be put up for sale if not cal ed for within
three days.
my est NJ. WILLIAM.
REMOyAL.-MARK EZEKIELs, Auctioneer
IL and Dealer in Second hand Furni ture has
moved to No. 502 9th street, three doors from
through post calling on him. parties hayinga any
Secondhand FURNITURE to dispose Of can get
tie very highest cash price for them. Do not fer
get the name or number.
MARK EZgKIELS,
No. 5O2 9th street
my4-tf Between Penna ave. and ID street
DERs0NAL-DR. NJ. DURAND, FEMALE
U PHI 6SlC1Ak, south east corner of Lombard
and Fremont streets, Baltimore, Md. Twenty
Years universal success; rooms With competent at
fendsnts; corresl ondepce strictly confidential All
IN trouble call or write. ap % 2ms
nR. Won KURR's EXTRA ACT
~ SPECIFIC FOR OVER DRINKING AND ALL NFR-
voUs DISEASES For sale by all Druggists. and at
who, sale No. 10 Intellieencer Building. mhs I'M
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hogan q WYLIE.
329 TIN STREET, BRTwEEN X ANpL
NEW SPRING CHALLIES
AND LIGHT DELtINEs
choice styles, Just received, only Is cents per
yard.
other Goods remarkably low my7-3t
EXPRESS. Chronicle
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING..

ROtRn1NG For rent. several large aud desir-
- Sble ROOMS. With n-st-Niass BOARD. Also.
able and Trsusieut BOarders acc ommod.ts ct
All Sd ct, near Pa. ave. my sim.
TABLE BOARD-A few TABLE BoARDERs
II can be sccOn cdsted with good Board at 4J0
nth street. between and "A. my ia.
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DInsONB DESIRING TO BRIT a V,EIiS
u House, or make good inyestments In real o..
tate, cau On CHARLBo KLOMAN,
General Agent and Attornsy,
oAS& Aeex 7th street, near T.
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lowing points. Nv schedule O. De satisfaction
to the postmaster at the plsc. o. Re supplied
IRON Railroad 20 Girsrd, Ia mies ana hack ID.
twice daily EXCEPT SUNDAY
From Railroad 90 Plate miles and hack
daily except sunday.
From Railroad 70 Elk Cre.k p. miles and hack
daily except Sunday.
Prom Albion TO LuDdy's Lane, IA miles and
back. daily except undsy.
From hsiiroad 10 Albion. - miles and back
twice daily except SUNDAY.
Bios 70 he made 20 cover ali this service.
25ls From jackson Station ~ West Grten. q.
Lake Pleasant. s miles aud tack tsfee ue-k
Leave jackson Station Weduesdav and satur-
day 81 Do
Arrive at Lake Pleasant by Il m
Lesye Lake Pheasant " ednesoas ami satur
dsy AZ p IN.
Arrive az jackson Station - 4pm
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FORM OF PRO posAL. GUARANTY. AND
CERTIFICATE.


The undersigned - -, whose pest offic.
address H. -. county OF -. State Il -
proposes 20 convey the mails Of the United State
from july !, lsss, 10 June N lS2, route No. -.
between - and -, under the advertisement
81 the Postmaster General, dated October 81. ~ .
with 'cel' nifty. certainty. and security - for the
annual sum OF - dollars
This proposal 10 made with full Know ledge Of thu
distance of the route, the weight a the mail 10 De-
carried and silly other particulars IN reference t.
the route and service and also after careful
advertisement.
Dated signed
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The undersigned, residing At - >tat. d
dSrtake That, ~ the foregoing hid Tor carving tn
ilali on route No = be accepted b the Pastmas
ttr"'nerH the bidder shall prior o. the st daV ~
5uy o,s enter INTO the required Obligation or con
tract 70 perform the ssryioe proposed. 18th GOD
aud sufficient sureties ~ 500
-. ihis We 10, understanding distiuctl, tts ohio,
lions and liabilities assumed ~ ruArspf.rs me-,
lSS. - "HN
Dated tsi,rn.d D., ,,,. .,,,..,.
The New York herald., 1868-06-14
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List Of Americans registered in Paris for the week
ending May 2S, 1S65:-FrOm New YOrk-Mrs. G. j.
Martin and family, L. Andrews and family, J. b.
Andrews, Mrs. B. T. Babitt, Miss Annie l.. Carter
II. W. Bellows and family, II. A. Hine and family
7. G. Lee, +. Marquard, Miss TOmpkins Major w. i.
Moller, E. B. Benjamin, G. Benjamin. H. C. Boson
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Dexter and family, D. G. Ray and
wife. Troy-R. p II. Vail. Hartford-W. X. Land
fear and wife, G. II. Northam and wife, b. p. Soper.
Boston-Mr. and Mrs. Moses w. Weld, X. G. Win
throp, w. Endcott, Jr., and wife, F. H. Smith,
.. H. b Rogers @ s wife an and da daughter; @ Mrs. G.; B.
J: G. Hovey, Mrs. E. Peabody and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Eliot w. Hastings, Mr.. and
J. G. Dodg. ST. Louis-J l.. Butler. Newport-Mrs.
DR.. David King and Misses King. Brooklyn-B.
Bankin. Columbus-H. X. Smith. Pittsfeld-G. p.
Briggs. Bangor-GeOrge Wheelright. Cleveland
Mrs. Dr. E. Cushing, Charles Hickox. Elizabeth, N.
wv. H. FOndey. Buffalo-W. L. Doyle Albany
G. A. Woohenton and family. Detroit-R N. Rice.
New Orleans-Dr. A. De Coincy San Francisco
John Winter Syracuse-L. s, DenisOn. Spring
neld-P. b, Tyler and WIFE, Chicago-George Smith
hiadelphia-James v. Ingham, George l.. BaicOm
Mrs. Joseph Lea Prot. Pancrast and family United
States-G. A. Smith, wife and family Mrs. Babette,
G. Warren and family, Z. Burton G. II. Warren, Ed.
Cushman, Mr.. ThOmS.
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

Review Of the Weeks Observation-Disclosures
Property and the Conditions Affecting It.
Analysis Of the Weeks Sales.
Another week OF almost uninterrupted rain storm
has postponed the full development Of interest In
suburban property confidently anticipated by
brokers and auctioneers pelting shower, although
useful In degree a. q means Of refreshing the soil
andstimulating the growth Of verdure whose bright
coloring so much adorns the landscape, Improving
the general appearance Of villa Sites Is not the
stimulating to travel and consequently most of this
description Of property which was offered this week
labored under the disadvantage Of being known only
py the map and was not familiar to bidders through
personal inspection. The largest sale Of this charac
ter last week was postponed on this account salts
factory prices not being offered. much larger sale
is announced for next week to take place on the
ground which, 1t Ii hoped, will be better favored.
comparison Of the total OF last weeks sales with
in the sales but In the former Is included the large
item Of $432 900 for the Museum property, on Broad
way, an exceptional transaction and deducting this
q considerable falling or Is apparent. Besides this
the largest item Is OF Brooklyn property which still
preserves It's favorable status In the market. But
proved is in the market at present for public sale
although considerable activity prevails In private
contracts. The disappointment attending most of
of the large sales Of country property, owing to the
causes before referred to, has doubtless prevented
the addition Of many tracts TO those previously
nounced; but with successful result once reached
In the case Of any Of those now before the public,
there Is little doubt much more would be brought
under the hammer. We give below our usual weekly
resume Of the weeks auction sales:-
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

SICK IN THE STREBrs.-A well dressed man, ap-
parenty about fty years Of age and supposed TO be
@. n. Mercross Of Trenton, N. j., was found In an
insensible condition In Broadway early yesterday
morning by one OF the Twenty hfth precinct officers.
He had on his person the sum OF s65 90, and In his
pooketbook were found promssory notes for q, CO.,
He Vas brought 70 Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1868-06-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ABERcRoMBIE-RooF- Friday, May %, at the
residence ofInspector Dilks, by the Rev. Or. Burch
England to MARION FREY ROOF, Of this city.
BARTON-PARKER.-On Monday June 8, by Rev.
TOM late Of Boston, to Miss SARAH JANE PARKER, all
BERcH-CosLKY-In Kingston, Ontario, Canada,
M A. at the residence Of the BRIDES brother-in-law
W. Gledden. Mr. SAMUEL BERCH to Miss SARAH
FoGARrY-O'REILLY.- Thursday, June II, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Father
OReuly. pastor OF st. Mary's church, PATRICK A.
OF this city.
KLATTENHorF-Goox.-on Thursday, June II, at
the residence OF the brides mother 5y the Rev MI.
MCAsrHSE-IoIssTos- Tuesday, June 2 BY
NARY AGNES JOHNSTON, both Of this city.
N-INsLRB.-At Sing Sing, on Wednesday June
S y the Rev. L. King srss !
c. Inslee, ESQ., OF Sing Sing, N. Y.
wHALsN-QUIN.-0n Thursday, June IL. at the
Danbresse, 8. j., DANIEL wHALEN to SARAH A.,
City. c '''' ''''' ~ ' ~ " w
Died.
BAKER.-On Thursday, June II, FRANK. son Of
John and Ellen Baker, OF Greenhal parish Killbreen,
county Cork Ireland aged 3s years.
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late rest
one O'Clock precisely.
BALL.-On Friday, June IL, JOSEPH H. BALL, aged
"a years.
to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock from hrs late residence, ia East Eighty
fourth street. between Third and Fourth avenues.
BUTLER-In Brooklyn, on Saturday June IL, ALI
cIA T. BUTLER, aged ~ years.
Her relatives, friends and the members OF the
Sodaty OF 81. Paus are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from ST. Paul's church, corner OF
Court and Congress- streets, where requiem mass
xxyill raj nf
morning, at nine O'Clock.
BRAMM.-0n Saturday, June 13 HARRY B., infant
son Of Sarah ana the late George Bramm, aged
months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from No. Il Atlantic street, Brook
lyn, this Sunday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
BLANKLEY.-ln Brooklyn, on wednesday, June TO-
after short and painful illness, JOHN J. BLANKLEY,
aged 50 years.
His friends and those Of the family, also members
OF Commonwealth Lodge, No. 4o9, +. and A. M, and
Orient " tsn tSe no. @ M are Peers eSnpc
State street. Bond, this Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock without further notice.
CAssIDY.-On Saturday, June 13, EDWARD, son OF
Michael I. ana Mary y. Cassidy, aged year.
The funeral viii take place from "a King street.
this Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock. The friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
CooK.-0n Friday June IL, GEORGE W. COOK, In
the 38th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and those
of his therin law, the late John H. Bowie, are In
vlted to- attend the funeral, from his late residence
las Elliott place. Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, at
CouIrss.--On wednesday, June TO- WILLIAM
CouITEs, IN the 47th year OF his age. - .
fully invited TO attend the funeral, irom his late
residence corner OF North Eighth and sixth Streets
Williamsburg this Sunday, afternoon, at O'Clock.
CRAxsR.-At Morrtsanla N. r., on saturday. ~
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

saturday INT steady in tone, and the quotations
- M ,ominally as foilews:-Bankers' bills on Eng
,oDH at sixty DAYS, llo 1lo4; at three days lio%
,1osl commercial bills, 1os1s losx. Bankers oiiis
on paris at sixty days, Sis SHY.
Mining shares continue dull and at tne mrs. poalu
Monte-.s Y55ppc. 73c. Consolidated Gregory 81 80 a
e. a.. waikiki Lead Ice. l7c.; Benton, 4oc.; Edge
riu "A "a so; La Crosse Gold, 42c.
s,,nsos and American securities were quoted thus
in London to-day and on the previous dates men,
tioned:-
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

THE HEALTH OF EX-GOVERNOR BUCKINGHAM.-A
telegram from Warsaw, Ind to the Rev. s. G. Buck
ingham, Of Springfield, brother of Ex-Governor
Buckingham, represented the latter to be worse and
falling on Wednesday. He has excellent medical at
tendance and is under the care Of members of his
family y-HdrtJord COurdnt June IL.
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

~ uarpvrp SEATS FOR THE opEBA AND THEATRE
X IAN AZ SECURED AT THE y.AILROAD riCKKT
OFFICE xkTRoroLlrAN HorSi- .n,xs .aprr
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELkSs- b.
ID Card.Ths Benevolent and Prosectvs vraet % OF -
hereby their thanks 10 the various msmnes
Of the profession who generously ner
benefit At the Acsdemy OF Musc
TO the Brothers Braham gentlemen OF the orchestra, 10
Prof Fred Hoffman, who composed aud dlrecec the T.nd
srtvre performsd on and dedvated 70 ho
Eks 10 tho directors Of the Academy tcr soureses re-
csved the respective ter ns mcress msnr
tested and cordial support extended.
JUNp 10. 1858
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

(NENTRAI, PARK GARDEN,
" Seventh between Fftyeghth and Fifty ninth -
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS,
EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT,
Al this beautifully situated and elegant resort.
THIS SUNDAY, JUNE IA, 1853,
TWO GRAND CONCERTS;
Afternoon at 81 Evening at O'Clock,
BY THE UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA
OF
FORTY-TWO PERFORMERS,
AND EMINENT S0LOISTS.
ADMISSION, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ON SATURDAY, GRAND MATINEE.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Broadway Seventh and Belt Railroad
the door, while the Sixth and Eighth bIa
short block of.
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

XNALLACK'S THEATRE
JOHN BRoUGHAM's
LOTTERY OF LIFE
An assured success.
Crowded houses,
Enthusiastic audiences
Superb acting,
Mirth unbounded
Startling surprises,
Amusing complications,
Interesting story,
Arsc tableau1
Constant variety,
Song Dance and Sensation,
In short,
New York photographed.
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

DLIND TOMS CONCERTS,
ID AT LYRIC HALL
(Sixh avenue, near Forty-second street),
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 16,
The wonderful Negro Boy Pianist
BLIND TOM,
the great Musical Mystery
of the nineteenth century.
Positively one night only
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, rs UNIVERSITY PLACE,
" between Thirteenth and Fourteenth strees.Tuton
the piano 80 quarter, private lessons $40 quar BY
first class German professors.
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

The annua meetlnY OF tHe MILWAUKEE, and ST.
Paul Railroad Company was held at Milwaukee on
the sth inst at which, out Of total Of 100000
of stock, $1s,O0O,o00 was represented. The follow
ing gentlemen appointed directors for the en-
suing year:-Alexander Mitchell of Milwaukee; W.
S. Gurnee Of New York; Russell Sage Of New York;
Fred. p. James, Of New York; N. A. Cowdrey, Of
New York; Slas Chamberlain, of Minnesota; S. 8.
Merrill, of Milwaukee; E. P. wesley, Of New York;
julius wadsworth, Of New York; Joseph Rudd OF
New York; James G.. Garner, OF New York; Henry
Keep, OF New York. and James Buell., of New York.
Alexander Mitchell, Of Milwaukee, was unanimously
reelected preSident
The New York herald., 1868-06-14

The daily conversions OF seven-thirty notes into
bonds at the Treasury from the beginning OF the
month to the close of business yesterday were fol-
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COMMERCIAL.
Rock Island Market.

! Rock ISLAND, August 20.
| FLoua-SI ring Double Extra, IN bbis. $3.50 .
Wholesale, and $40 at retail. Seeks. s., q
w esale, and $500 at retail. Loose, $500 al
Wholesale, and s., 80 at retail.
NHEAT-No l, $l,46. No. ,, $I,S5 No 100
CORs-75a-Sc
OATs-oli 800, new 400.
RYH-l, l4al,iJ.
BARLEr-No !, so. No.2,I4O
BzASs-6 O0a6,5O
sALr-S, 2Oa3,45 por barrel.
retail G0c ~
HiGHwNEs--{l35.
PorATOEs-l, 90
ONiONs-90c per bu,
Ea0s-l0c doG.
BurrRR-vsry choice lots, for retailing, will
bring 35c.
PoULrRr-spring chickens, 2,5OaS3 per dos.
LARD-lSo per N.
hoss-Por live hogs 7ia9e.
OArrLR-LivS weight, common, 4OOA5,OO.
Prime shipping b,0OA6,5O per hundred pounds
hIpEs-dreOn Country, Sc green cured, 100 !;
green cali lOAl2iei dry alnL lAAlTOi dry salt
HAI- Prairie, slOsiI per ton; Timothy 100
WOOD-OSk $3.50 70 900 q cord.
CoAL--At the Coal Valley ard, on the LsVOe,
coal sold at Is cent?, the cost Of delivering TO
From teams, In Market Square. at l4GlS cents.
LmE-Port Byron, $3.50 per Dbl. Rock Island
lime $llS per Dbl.
APrLTs-cooking las; eating l,5O per bu.
PEAcHEs-2, OOA2 so per box.
PEARs-choice eating 5,OOs6,00 por bu.
TOhATOEs-70 per bu.
WATFR MELoSs-S,OOaIO,OO per 100.
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Church DiraotorH.

sr. MAYS (CATHOLIo) CHURcH.--Cor. RoCl
River and Dock Sts., Rev. Father MsEl
herne, Pastor, Mass, Sundays, at s and lOi A
NJ, and week days At An. Cateehism at 2 p. N
Vespers and Benediction att Pm.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.--0n Orleans st., Rev. II
N. Powers, d. D., Pastor. Services at l04 A. N
and - Pm. Sabbath School at AN
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURcH.-0n Madison St..
Rev. Q. A. MeinOcke, Pastor. Services at lO4 A
n. aud ~ Pm
FTRsr PREsBYTERIAS CHURCH.-Cor. Illinois
and Deer Sts Rev. s. T. Wilson, D. D., Pastor
Services at IL A. N. and P. N. Sabbath School
At N. Prayer meeting, Wednesday alta pm
SECOND PaRsBTrERIAH CHURoH.--On Illinois
g., Rev. +. l.. Burnett, Pastor. Services al
100 A. N. and i'm. Sabbath School Mt Ut A. n.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at II Pm.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CaURoH. Cor. Orleans
and Deer SITS, Rev. Henry Wallace, Pastor.
Services at ii A. NJ Sabbath School at 81 A. N.
Prayer meeting at 81 p. NJ, Of Sundays, and 7. P,
~, Wednesdays.
FlRsr BAPTIST CHuRCH.--Cor Orleans and Elk
Sts., Rev. Henry Davis, Pastor. Services at II
A.. NJ. and p NJ. Sabbath School at AM
NJ 4. CHuRCH.--OOr. Jefferson and Highland
Sta, Rev II. Haney, Pastor. Services at IL A.
NJ. and I'm, Sabbath School ats AN. Pray
er meeting, Wednesdays at u p. NJ. Young PEG.
pies prayer meeting, Friday at ~ Pm.
DISCIPLES CHURCH.-Elder Sherwood; in Nit
ohell Lynde's Block, over the Post 0Hice-en-
trance on West Side. Services at lO4 A. NJ. and
TP.M.
GRERSBUsH MISSION Sabbath School meet in
their school room, in Howard's Addition, every
Sabbath afternoon, St24 o'clock. c. l.. Baseom,
Superintendent.
12rAny errors or omissions in any Of the
above notices will be corrected on information
being left at our editorial rooms.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29
Mail Routes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrives a
$3.50 A. NJ. aud G;l5 P. NJ. Closes at 500 A. NJ
and $3.50 p. NJ.
PORT BYROG MAIL-Ha WAIertoyn, uAnp
tou, Rapids City, Port Byron and CordovG, ar
rivss at $50 A. N. Closes AIS p. M.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-Arriyss at 1904
NJ Closes at 6:I5A.M. and 5:l5 Pm
ALEDO MAiL-Via Camden Mills, Andalu.
STA, Eigiugton, Hamlet, PsrrYton, Aledo. High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, oquAWka, 10
OquawkA Junction, (SAgetoWn), leaves daily At
A. NJ, and arrives at $3.50 p. M. Mail mat.
Tor for Pleasant Ridge, HAIlitt Buffalo Prairie,
Illinois City, Drury, Copper Creek, and Mi.
lersburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL--viA Presumption. susE
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
hiohland Grove to Mon mouth leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 a. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays snd Fri
day Of ?, NJ. Centre Ridge Is supplied
by this route.
GOAL VALLEY MAIL-(by oArS) daily, leaves
between aud A. NJ, returning At about
P. NJ Rural mail matter is sent to Coal VAL
ley
CAMBRIDGE MAII.--via Coal Valley, Orion
and Andover to Cambridge, leaves Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at A. NJ, returning
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 5 p. NJ.
Office hours from 1880 A. NJ. to 500 p. NJ.
ES~sundAys, open from Q to 10 AN.
NJ. b. Osborn, Post Master.
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New York Market.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.

| Teegraphed to the ARGUS.
NEW YORK, August 29.
Cotton--frn' at 300 middling uplands.
Flour-dull, heavy receipts, 1852 at 7.S5a9, 90
extra state; 7,9Ol9,Sj extra western, S,6Oal2,25
hoop,
Wheat-moderate demand; receipts 24O5l sales
2,Ol inferior spring store, 235 choice new amber
III 2,5Oa7O new white Mich. 2OOat choice no. 2
spring, 2,O5alO prime to very dhoice no; ! de-
livered, 2,3O cnoice amber, GIeen Bay fair re-
quest ,52a9 western
Rye-quiet 1857 very choice Mich.
Corn--cloaed heavy; receipts 1891 sales 10000
l,l6al,22 uusound, l,23al rs sound, mixed w,s-
tern afoat, no, high mixed pearly yellow "a
western yellow.
Barley--nominal.
oats-frmer. 50 western store, "a new do. 81
ahOat.
Pork-quiet frIner; IS 7jasj new mess, 2s,75
old
Beef--steady, quiet.
Cut meats-quiet,
Lard--hrms;; lStal9 steam, l9aI94 kettle
rendered
Whiskey-quiet; II bond.
sugar-drooping l0ial3 Cuba, latter clarified
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29

Aoc1DEST.-on Sunday the 23d, Edward
W. Henry, little son of Geo. W. Henry Of
Carbon Cliff, aged little over years, was
climbing over fence and fell and broke his
collar bone. he was brought to this e;ty
and placed under the care of DR.. Gait. At
ter staying few days he was taken home
doing well,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29

BUSINESS men should remember that the
ii ne appointed for holding our County Fair
will soon arrive. Those having goods that
they are DESTROYS Of selling to the numerous
persons who will be attracted to the city at
that time should at once begin to advertise
them in the columns of the ARGUS.
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LEAVE-ohicago,R Rock IslSnd A Pacific, going
East, ct 7.30 A. NJ. and 800 r. NJ,
Going West--at $50 A. M. and 5.A5P,M,
Western Union. and Sterling A Rock Island,
at S.4S A, M. and AIS p. M.
Goal Valley, about 100 A. NJ and 90 P. NJ.
AkRlYE-Ohicagj, Rock Island a Pacific,
IRON tho East, at $50 A. NJ. and 5.45 p. NJ.
from the Wost at 1880 A. NJ. aud 300 P. NJ
Western Union, aud Sterling Rock Islam d,
ts,20 A. NJ. aud II. 90 p. NJ
Coal Valley, about II A. NJ. and Pm
~ Trains run by Chicago tine, witch 10
Sbout l5 minutes faster than Rock Island time.
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st. Louis Market.

Telegraphed to the Argus
ST. LOUIS, July 90
Flour dull unchanged.
Wheat dull heavy; unchanged.
COrn-yery null 89Ag2.
Oats-steady 50a54.
Rye-unchanged ll3al4.
ProvisiOns-quiet unchanged.
Pork-294aB.
BacOn-unchanged
Shoulders l3ia4.
Clear Sides ~.
Lard-ls4
Whiskey--I2j.
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"THE WHITE BOYS IN Blue" in Daven
port, have organized, and are increasing
rapidly, and turn out grand company, to
the CONSERVATION Of the black.and.tanners
who thought their howls of "traitor" would
influence the soldier vote,-which tits doing,
to their disfavor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-29

Coal VALLEY FLOUR AT WHOLESALE
See advertisement of Weyerhsuser, SchafFer
L Co., under head ofto-day's advertisements,
in another part of this paper.
Mr.. Shafer says this -four will make the
best kind Of cake, with good eggs-even if
you don't get the eggs from the Island.
Some people prefer eggs from the Arsenal
but he says any good eggs will do.