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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01
For the ADVERTISER

= 9 E0r tles s61lyert1SeTsH-L -. -
- ~ - Old Fogyism.fss- 5zN4.-SsE
Mn. EDITOR. .-Itseems hard for our people
to realize the tact that we are under the bee
of our oppressors, aud that they are unscru'
pulous, ungenerous and unforgiving; and ,w,ee
should consequently shape our course so a a, ! te
disarmg them, and. give them mo, help in, de:
feating 7Northing friends. :. L. has been
denied byethe;Radieals thatwe haye4evers sur.
rendered-ingood faith, andgas esidepce'thcy
point to our public meetings; and'ih almost
every instance they see The Old Fogies takihg
the lead again.
thisk, Mr. EDITOR, with but few excep.
tions, our appointments tothe New York Con-
yention have been unfortunate, nnwise. and
in bad TASTE We. mnstremember, that, un.
der,the leadership and advice of these very
msn. the State seeded. and now look at the
conseauences:Flhe Government. is "a sdespo-
tism State Sovereignty is gone; war, with
all its attendant horrors, has broughtidevasta.
ton and ruin to almost every door';a our ne.
groes freed aud demoralized our people des::
pondi3g, and Radicalisms giorying in there
suit. y IInow that these Distinguished hen.
whou,:~Sou Carolina delighted to- honor,
were sincere and honest, but nevertheless the
course they advised Jed to- our; destruction,
and n6w.pradence,t as we'll as policy, suggest
that the same med be not yet put forward 10
represent tic State These men havela very
objectionable political record to tie whole
North, for .ibe, it remembered the: Northern
people were almost unit against us a few
'rRebeF Generals and Old Secesh," as they
call them, to represent us, it looks as if we
glory in the result of the war, and are will
ling to follow the same men again. Men
should be sent TO represent us who have no
political record, entire strangers to both par
ties Mort. then they can't predicate our
intentions Of positions by our leaders,
I am satisfied some of these. gentlemen at
least are not seeking either notorety or posi-
lion, for I have conyersed with several who
have been appointed to go to- New York, and
they say themselves the choice is very iniudi;
cious But unfortunately all distinguished
men have indiscrcet friends, more properly
called todies, who never. think of the good of
the people, but advance the claims OF their
champion for all the honors, both great and
small. o ne -need only look asthc comments
of the Northern press to see that We laAe,
ever since tie war. played into the hands Of
the Radicals in all our public meetings.
COMMON SENSE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

When war ragged it was alleged that the
barbarous Confederates" refused to make
fair exchange of prisoners. 1t is now shown
that Grant prohibited it, though conscious Of
the straits to which the blockade and desola-
ting war Lad rendered the South. Grant
was informed of the unavoidable sufrerincs
and deprivations to which his gallant men in.
side the Confederate lines were subjected, and
the rebel government anxicusly sought even
to exchange the disabled. Grant refused.
His published orders shois this to be true.
Who dug graves at AudersonvilIe Coofti-
crate soldiers and people starved outside those
prison walls, and Grant knew it. aud yet
Grant so loved men who would have died l9r
him as the leader of Union armies that he
compelled their death as prisoners t6r trs,s 4
an equal number Of Confederates.-Indianop-
oils Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01
n. Sc 1861 e.z.'-'
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Beautifully Illustrated, and Eie-
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Pronounced by the Southern ?ress to se The
~most. elegant and talented yonlss ls,.~
4. peoples paper printed in this 49,

We,are now publishing Aaroonsr,s !slaRd, ;, q
Sequel the sa.eua;ss IN ssD BY Of Fan
nj pin's ~ Gssn-pronouueod aequal to the best of
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of VIRGINIA, entitled "ELLEN HuSTEE; Iste
Of tie war, which wIrrun for sessrpi a11p%Rs mSR,as
Among the regntar contributors to BuKhEs ssaal %
WEEKLY are Rev. F. 4. GoULptSG, aptnor, OF
The Young Maroonsr's;" Mrs. .,9;s SAsn M;nx f. T.
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Tnras-s2 year in adsanee % ;oliss ahres e. eosss
and Twenty one copies for sso
clergynisn anu Teachers iurnishOd'at SlS per
The volume begins With the July number. n,
BACK numbers can be supplied from the nrst,
and all yearly subscribers may receive tue mum.
for the first six months, stitchedin al elegant
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he Miser's Dying Thoughts.

The Miser's Dying Thoughts. >
;s I've never soothed the widows vail, =.
,s Or orphans bitter cry; g..
,ss I've never wiped away o tear,
sSssS Or hushed q mournful sigh
.Ft I've never thrown cheering ray
H OF constitutions light
Into a heart made tlesolate
-s by deaths untimely blight.
Nor heard the tongue of innocence
Ny coming footsteps bless;
Or ever felt around my neck
> A little ones" carcss.
/, I've toilod through many changing years,
$50 And lived upon acrust;
I've, robbed the starving child of want,
. " To gather Mshining dust."-
= I've trod life's weary way alone,
s9 Or social joys denied,
And never dared scnnty meal
With othersto divide.
..a@ I've felt the s,ings ofpoyerty,.
~ And shivered with thecold,
&. While sitting on my strong. locked chest,
*. Filled up with yellow gold.
I've wrung the hearted Honest toll
To heap the glittering dust,
9 y And sought to put it far beyond
Tho reach of moth and rust"
s-f-g go,
I've never wrought in friendships chain
=. "a single golden link, -.
Or heard. in music, sweeter strains
81, Than silver''s ringing clink.
',~s long years ago; in vigorous youth, -
~ MY life and strength Sold e ''s
- My trusting heart, my soul, my all,
IF 'TTo bright, deceptivegold.
.;s. -..-,t,,r-., -. - ss-.-.{ =
= But Death has seized my yitals now;
All what, avails my gain?
coll upon my golden god,
+ But cry, alas, in vain
szsss,sMy pulse is.growing weaker-nOw,
.,ssfsss ~And sight is failing. fast:
.-qSs Ifeel the sweat upon my browt;e
j, s,e,. /" The gulf will soon be past" 5.-.
No tear Of sympathy will foil
Upon my lonely giavc;
I'VE none on earth to weep for me,
q And none On earth to save.
/. ,lstli,,s, -I. - ~ -. .sf- =,
Oh,m;llions, millions, worthless now,
How great hath been thy cost! =.
-,s Bought with soul, immortal soul
81 = I'm lost ! Pm lost I'm lost
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+. ESTABLISHED. 1902.
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YEyHE COURIER has entered on the sixty
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long period Of its existence despite the mutn tons
of fortune aud time, it Ias. .beeu sHberaliy sup-
portedsshilstmanyso its contemporaries have
We gratefully record this evidence OF the appre-
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cessors; tomake its & shatsitsis,. and elways has
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MERCIAL AND NEWS JOURNALS OF THE
SOUTH, and viii renew our exertionc to add to
its acceptsbility to thespnblc, sweifsaf place
it easily within sfeach OF all sagho desire
In furtherance Of this purpose We. now issue
the Daily and tn Weekly Courier TO our Sub.
scribers 'at the rnte oseight and four dollars per
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Our purpose is 10, furnish q first class paper.
upon the most reasonable living prices. .-,... :.
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calling, and in every way within your power
insist on it's performance, as solemn net OF
religion, or else decline to do it. Do not low.
er your parlour to q Justices office, on sud
den call from strangers, and without compe-
tent witnesses. Do not prostitute the service
to the mere legal union Of those who esteem
not enough the solemnity to come to it rev.
erentlg, .soberly, advisedly, and in the fear of
God.n We refuse our burial service &c, the
unbpptized and the conscious suicide; and l
know not why our church has not nerve and
discipline enough to require the same religi-
Gus qualification of baptism and confirmation
as preiminarics for the office of holy matri
many. Our rubric prescribes definitely that
persons to be married shall come into the
body of the church with their friends and
neighbours, or shall be ready in some proper
house, and the. mother Church adds: 1T is
c3nvenientthatthen new married persons should
receive the holy communion at the first op.
portunity after their marriage"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

HORRIBLE warrant has been lodged
in the Sheriff's Office against David Hodge, a
person of color, charged with the attempting
an outrage upon his own daughter.--Clare.-
dou Press.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

@- surratt has been discharged on the origi-
nal Indictment preferred against him, but held to
answer the charge of conspiracy. His trial is
fixed Mt IN early date, pending uhich'he ha5 been
released on bail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01


sn9- A young lady gives the following cat
alogue of different kinds of love: 1.-The
sweetest-a mothers loye.; the elongest-a
brothers. love; the strongest-a woman s
love; the .dearest-a mans love; and the
sweetest. longest, strongest dearest .love1-.a
love o.. a bonnet Z"
II. The. New Albany Commercial eau.
tions people against eating squirrels during
the locust season., as their flesh is poisonous
from eating the dying pests. Anybody that
would eat squirrel at this season ought to
be poisoned.
EE Two more Columbus prisoners ar
rived in Atlanta on Friday-one of them was
mere boy-and were forwarded to the Bar
racks, there to swelter and probably die 10
dungeons which, by mathematical precision,
have been reduced to the dimensions of by
81 feet for the especial accommodation Of
Southern gentlemen. -
sg Mississippi is ablase. Her orators are
in the field doing battle galantly against ber
proposed Constitution, The whites through
out the State will, it is predicted, turn out in
full force against it at the coming election
GoyERSoR 0aR-We are informed, says
the /" Phoenix" that after Governor Qrr's term
of Office terminates, he will probably move
to Columbia and engage there in the practice
of law. ''
IL We are informed that a squad o.
United States cavalry came into Atlanta or
Saturday bringing two whito prisoners from
,Gwlnett county, charged a0ith frightening q
Hegr0.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01

w The first thing young woman wants 10
do after she is sixteen, is to become bridesmaid,
and the next to have one.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-07-01
.The Man and Brother.".-High Life
in Africa.

sThe Man and Brother."--High Life
in Africa.
A. A.correspondent ofthe London Times states
that the war now being waged by the natives
of New Calabar, Africa, with neighboring
tribes, is conducted with unparalleled atroci-
ty. Tile writer says:
son landing at the courtyard Of one of the
Chiefs. the first thing we saw was some of the
chiefs wives carrying basket containing
portion Of mans arm and Leg already COOK
ed, and mans hand, ampntatedat tn. wrist,
waiting TO undergo the same process. These
we're shown with feelings ofgreat delight, and
Judging from gestures ofethose around, they
al!swere delighted with. their cannibal feast.
We hastily LETT, and went to another chiefs
house, and, there, "a sight met US WHICH was, it
possible, more disgusting. "a The head Of one
of the captives par'boiled- and taken out of a
big iron pot and PLACED on a, board at our
feet for our inspection - ; -
Our next visit was to the King, end he, loo,
possessed some ofthese trophies of war. Gu
our demonstrating with him for.allowiug such
cruelties 10 be sperpetra!ed and cannibalisn
to exist among his peoples he replied that he
was now powerless to stop. itTlhey merely
acted in the same way theirepemies cid. On
being nskedif there was no clause in the
treaty with Her Majesty's Government to
prohibit these things, he replied there was
not. The only thing the treaty compelled
him to abstain from wss the slave trade:"
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

0ARTrEs wishing to Insure their DWsk-
IINfs GOODS, &c, Gun do SO on the lowest
,.,ms ,s and in the BEST COMPANIES, by CALI
ing on the Undersigned.
Agent for &c. Halls Insurance Agency
5.uA T .s.:.sv El
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Fair WARNING.

FoREwARN all ,2erspfs from Sailing DIR.
J. McBRTDE.s KING OF PAN. unless
sa;i psrsoris afe duly aathorizedby myself. ms
am the Sole Agent for the Sole of said Medicines
for the pistricto Of Edeefelti - ,sss..'e2 .
merchants Supplied at Wholesale prlsesS !, .
1'e' 3, q. .McNEARY Agent
Frog Level, Eewbcsry Dist, s. g.
.e I'm" Is
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uNIyERsALIsT HERALD,
-. .z-,.4, ,NoTAsULGA, ALA. 80. 5-

JeHNee. ByRREsS.; Editor &sPfoprietor.
FERNS, S2,O0spor Year in Advance. ..
r1Hrs PAPER has entered upon its 10th Vol
nms. nlis t6e 9rgane>of ths Uusversaliss
dsnomipationcin the South AMI Southwest Icy.
it q yssr. Money can pc sent oy- man, AZ 'ne
risk Of the editor. O.
Feb et i
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Estate Notice.

a III r..eons having claims against The Estate
n of W. e. MIDDLETON. decd are oflhea
TO present the, same to the UNDERSIGNED without
DELAY, and those indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to pay up forthwith 49,
Oct. q. 1887 go slv 49,. 81
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04
OONINTHRCIAL.
ROCK Island Market.

Rock ISLAND, September q
FLoUR-Sprng Double Extra, in Dbls. y, 80 81
Wholesale, and 81, 40 at retail. Sacks, ts,4o a.
Wholesale, and 5000 at retail. Loose, ts,2o a.
Wholesale, aud $s,SO at retail
WHEAT--No. l, Sl,45. No. ,, $50 NO 3 li"V'
CoRS-75a7so
0Ars-old SOC, new 43s
Rvs, l4al,1j.
BARLRY-No. |, 1850. No. ,, l.AO
BEANs--6 00a6,50
sALr-3,2( 3,45 per barrel.
EEgosrSR Wholesale, barrels included, 4Oi
retail GOc.
HI0HwINEs-$l.35.
PUTArOEs-l 90.
ONIONS -g0o per bu.
kG0s---lOc dos
BurTEa-very choice lots, tor retailing, will
bring zoe
PouLrur spring ohickuns, 2,5Oats per doI.
LARD-lSc per N,
Hoas-BOr live hogs 7sngc
CArrLE-Liye weight, common, S,JORb,OO.
Prime shipping b,O0a6,5O per hundred pounds.
HiDEs--Green Country, Sc green cured, loo :
green calf, iOaI2io; dry iint, l4al7cj dry salt
cd. l0al2c.
.HAr- Prairie, SlOSll per ton Timothy 1900
atl3,OO.
WooD--Oak &5, so to 800 n cord.
COAL--At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Love-,
coal is sold at ~ Sons, the cost Of delivering 20
no added.
From teams. in Market Square, at Halls cents.
LIng-Port Byron, $3.50 por bbL Rock Island
lime Sl.I5 per bbl.
ArrLIs-cookns l,25 eating 80 per bu.
PEACHES 81, 25a2, 90 per box,
PEARs--choice eating j,OOa600 por bu.
ToNATOEs70 per bu.
WATER S,oOalO,OO per 100.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04

Rock ISLAND BAG FACToRY.-AmonR
the many new enterprises starting into life
in this city none give us more pleasure to
notice than the new Rock Island Steam Bag
Factory, by kirkpatrick, Palmer & Cooke.
The establishment is in the brick block ad
joining the Wooden Mills, on Front street,
and is now in full and successful operation,
tuaning ouspaper bags of all styles and sizes
for the useof grocers confectioners fruit stores,
&c.&c. The firm is composed Of I. Mute
kirkpatrick, Edward Palmer and S. F. Cooke.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick learned his trade in this Of.
fee and is q good practical printer. Mr..
Palmer has been in our employment for
nearly ten years, and is, without exception,
the best pressmsn We ever knew. And both
are active, Industrious, steady and reliable
young men, who deserve the encouragement
of the public. Mr.. Cooke is superior bust.
ness man, having the capital to work with,
and will do the travelling and out door bust
ness. An are equal partners in the business,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04

RIVER MATrREs.-The Canada, of the Nor.
thern and the Key City, of the "White Col.
lar line, leave Port Byron for St. Paul to
morrow morning, on the arrival of the train
from Rock Island.
The Keithburg Is the regular packet from
this city for Fl. Madison, Keokuk, and St.
Louis, tomorrow morning at 7 O'clock
The Addie Johnson went down the river
this morning with $50 passengers and 400
barrels of -four.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04
For the Arrui

VI shV argus
The Union is very much troubled about
my voting for Singleton. Men have "a right
TO change their minds, rs witness Brother
Merrill, OF the Union, and Brother Haver.
stick, both Of whom used 10 be democrats,
but changed their minds and become re.
pUbIlcans. There are also Brother Hawlcy,
Brother Gregg, and Brother Mixter, all for.
merIy democrats, but now radicals--chung
ed their minds. There are also Brother
Logan, aud Brother Butler, and Brother
Palmer, aud Brother Dougherty, and Broth.
cr Judd, and many others.
Many also are nor chdHyiay fran rddt
cdiism 10 democracy Change is tho order
of the day now. May not change sin
Gle idea on single subject?
But have not changed yet. | will see
about it on election day.
JAcoB NORRIS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04

each owning a oue,third interest, and each
equally interested In the success of the es'
Enlistment. They have the facilities for
doiag large and profitable business. All
they need, now, is good run OF paying Gus,
tom, and that we are sure they will have, be.
cause they will merit it, by good work. and
strict attention to business.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04

AN "epnuletted sPhynx" WAS the choice
epithet applied to General Grant by Horace
Greeley before his nomination by the Chi.
cage convention.
"He Grant was seen on Sunday stag,
gering through the streets of Washington >
wrote Theodore Tilton, Of the New York In.
dependent.
Now, these two radicals worthless are in.
dignant at the democratic abuse" of Grant,
Ye hypocrites
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04
READY GLAZED SASH,

IN CONNECTION with NY PIaulne M:g, 7
have eIeLe1 Ware Roo,a for the sale d
Pinned aud Glazed sash, whore will keep con
Etantly o. hand De-. les Of these article. which
J can cell n, :aurh cheaper rates than they oan
be purchas"d fa- cFraLeEe. l obtain ay Gisss
IRON the manufactures az PittsbuTs thereby
saVisg the profits which others mast pay no
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
others IN wantg! Sash will consult their own in
terest by giving q call before purchasing else.
where, as l on offering unusual in Iaoements foI
his trade. IA. BIUDIsON,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04

How TO CIR TO THE FAER.-By advertise
ments in this paper, it will be seen that ar
engagements have been made with boats and
railroads for reduced rates of transportation
to and from our county fair, and everybody
can come and return for a triAe. The pros.
pect is that we shall have the largest utten.
dance ever known at a fair in this region
and the best fair.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04
Dain Killer cures sore throat.

Dam Killer cures sore throat.
A Favorite medicine with all classes.
"A Is Davis Pain Killer.
f you have Painters Collie,
Use the Pain Killer.
o Medicine is so popular
~ As the Pain Killer.
keeP the Pain Killer always at hand.
kfyou have Cough or Cold,
Use the Pain Killer.
Ook out and don't be caught without
~ Bottle of Pain Killer in the house.
ct everybody use the Pain Killer
For Sprains and Bruises
livery sailor should carry bottle of
~ Pain Killer with him.
Remember, the Pain Killer is for
IA both Internal and external use.
The Pain Killer is sold by all druggists
and Dealers in Medicines.
Aug. 24dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04
House AND LOT For SALE.

OFFER for sale my house and lot, on Rock
River Street. The house is in excellent re-
pair, having been newly plastercd and shingled.
The lot is 80 by $50 feet, 1t is the most central
location that eau be desired, being only three
blocks from the ferry landing, and one from
Market Square. There is n good we'll of water
On me premises. For information apply to
y q D. MeMAhon, at the new brick building near
the Tannery
aug22d3m.
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sept. l, 1855.

All debts due or owed by said firm will be
settled by the undersgn having succeeded to
the firm Of DietE fireman, who will contippe
the business on his own account, under the name
OF John DietE.
Thankful for past patronage, he hopes, by at
tending &c tho wants Of bic customers, for con.
tinuance ofthoir custom.
JOHN DIETZ.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04
ST. Lonis Market.

TOlegraphed to the Argus
sr. LoUrs, Sep. 4.
Flour dull unchanged
Whoat-3a5o lower on fall grades.
COrn-unehanged 9Oag3.
Oats-bettcr j2a5G.
Kye-better Il5alI7!.
Barley--unchangc SOa2O0.
Provisions-very quiet.
Pork-2g25.
Bacon-unchangvd
shoulders l34s!.
Clear Sides 1T.
Lard-nominal ISL.
Whiskey- %.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04

ADyERTIsING.-We take pleasure in as.
ouring our contemporaries that they can find
no better advertising firm, anywhere, than
Coe, Wetherill & Co., Philadelphia. No
publisher ever presented correct bill to
them without receiving pay Immediately,
They are honorable, prompt, safe; do large
and systematic business, and deserve the
confidence of all publishers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04
Go TO the BoEt.

Go to to the Bryant q Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get thorough practical
business education, or 10 become q good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad.
dress enclosing stampsl the Bryant 4 STRAIT.
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04

WARD CLUBs.-A call will he found in
this paper for a meeting in the First Ward,
to form ward organization, for the manage.
ment of ward business. We urge democrats
to attend the meeting and get good efficient
and active officers, who will make the organ.
izati on a success. And we hope the com.
mittees in the other wards will procure q
place Of meeting and issue calls, at once, for
similar organizations
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-04
MUSIC LESSONS.

THEsUBsCRIBER OFFERS HIS sERyI.
L oes as an Instructor Of Music upon the
Piano and other musical instrume ats, either At
his residence, west end Of Eggleston's Row. or
Il the residence Of pupils
Pianos tuned and instruments repaired.
VIM. BABCOCK.