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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-25
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ENGLAND. -a.5- si'-rrI 4
LONDON, May 23. in the Royal
London Yacht Club match, the Cau.-
bria was badly beaten. in con qnsequence
of her style of saIlIng.s Her recent
alterations are regarded as a failures.
FRANCE.
PARIS. May 23.--Generai Dix bid
farewell to the. Emperor to-day, and
Mr.. Washburne presented his ere
dentials as successor Mr.. Wash
burne. addressing the Emperor, said
he had been authorized 10 express the
hearty wishes of the President of the
UBited States for the happiness and
health Of His Majesty and the
further prosperity of France, and an
earnest desire of. the Government aud
people to maintain and cultivate ami
cable relations with France, uphold
and perpetuate the eternal friendship
of the two countries. and he trusted,
that while guarding the interests cCu-
fided to him, his residence near the
Court of His Majesty would contrib
ute to the continuance of the existing
friendly relations.
The Emperor replied that he was
glad to welco ome Mr.. Washburne as
the representative of the United
States. and pleased to receive as
surances of the friendship of a Gov
ernment with which close sympathy
and amicable feeling bad existed un-
interruptedly for a hundred years.
He heartily concurred In the hope
expressed of the cOntinuanee of these
relations. and happy TO welcome as
Minister near his Court a gentleman
so distinguished IN the history of his
country.
The elections are progressing in an
orderly manner. aud the vote will be
heavy. The Government candidates
at the present moment are ahead, the
opposition purposely holding back
for 20 morrow.
HUNGARY.
PEsTH, May 24-Prince Karrogen-
gowetch has been released from pris-
on, to prepare his defence, on ap al.
legged COMPLETELY IN the murder of
Prince Michael, of Servia.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, May 24-The Parliament
of the Seelviern will meet in this city
June Sd. saaGIfIa aH EEGI28gl
Z AUSTRIA. 80
+ VIENNA, May 24.-It Is rumOred
that Czortogyski. a descendant of a
famous patriot of Poland, is to be ap-
pointed Governor. of Galeeia. This
\ is looked upon as an ti-Russiau
! demonstration on the part Of the Aus
I trian Goverument. LIZA Ff
CoRK, May 2I.-The police here
are taking unusual preeauti0ns to
prevent an outbreak. Several houses
have been searched for cancealed
/ arms. H
Providence, May 24.-The Rhode
Island General Assembly meets to-
morrow, for the Inauguration of State
officers. The session will probably
| close Friday.
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New YORK Bry Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK May "A.
fabrics continues We Y limited, and the in
dicauOns are that Tor the present the prices
of most wares have fond a level as many
ton. All wooden goods are very low, and
so ate various classes of cotton abrics, but
enough rates. No essential change in
prices.
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For Sale and Trade.

q DESIRABLE HOUSE, CONTAIN
IA ing fourteen rooms, and a stOre-rOom,
sltua ed on the corner of Fourth and Oak
Streets. viii take half cash and balance
in f rm lng land. For particulars, inquire
on the premises of
mails dim II. HABENICHT.
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For Sale. Low.

u on Third stree = seven rooms and
cellar, and all necessary out-bufIdfnos.
All in good repair. VIII be sotd very low.
for sale. Inquire of y
ALVA n JOHNSON.
Real Estate Agent,
ap24 diff Evansvftfe. ind.
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Who can say that these excesses are not
frequently followed by those direful dis
eases, Insanity and COnsumption2 The
recol ds OF the insane asylums, and the
meIanch holy deaths by consumption, bear
ample witness to the truth Of these asser
lions. In lunatie asylums the most mel
anchOly exhibition appears. The coun-
tenRnce as actually sodden and quite
destitute; neither mirth nor grief ever
visits it. Should a sound of the voice
occur, it is rarely a1ticulate.
/" With woeful measures, wan Despair:
Low sullen sounds their grief beguiled."
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These symptoms, II allowed 60 go on
which this medicine invariably removes
soon follow Loss or Power, Faulty, and
Eplleptfc Fits, in one of which the patien
may expire.
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During the EuperintendenCy of DR.. VIII
son at the Bloomingdale Asylum this sad
result occurred to two patie ents. Reason
had for n time left them, and both died OF
epilepsy. They were OF both sexes, and
about twenty years of age.
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KEY WEST, May 24.-Capt. Cartin
aud others, of the steamer Salvador.
have arrived here from Nassau, and
report the successful landing of troops
and AMMUNITION in Cuba.
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Attempt to Murder an Lar
--.ternaL Revenue officer.
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Z ELE G. R aAsP N.

Train Stopped by HIgh-
WAymen.9 ,s.i3ai ST. =
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TO pEN-aYE MOTH PATCHES.
FrsCslas 90 ~an from the face use RIT-
e.,,ts ItoJi5 ~ ~ ~cCfte Lotion. prepared
~ ~ 9 DTs - 'gtt - =, D., eY. sold By an drug
Sfsts - - =" - II -, h "a d8m ,w3m-AD "a
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United States MaIshars Sale.
DEMOVAL.
s. w ILSON

Has removed his Cloak, Shawl, Millinery,
and Dress Making Establishment TO
No. 81 west Fourth street.
R Opp.t Post-Ofice CINCINNATI, o.
xrI . Il
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House aud Lots at Auction.

~TEE. SELL TO THE HIGHEST
bidder at the Court-H H Ouse door in
Evansville. on Monday, the 3lst day of
Nav 1859, at 2 o'clock in the afternOO ,
Lot No 10 and adjoining half OF Lot No. 9 ;
Also Lot No. q and adjoining one half of
Lot No y, subdivision of Out-Lot No. 2,
Upper Enlargement of the city OF Evans
vile, on which is situate a hrst-class
dwelIing-hOuse,c containing eight good and
airy rooms, cellar, cisJern, stable, COAL
house aud wood house. -.-5a.-s. llterrf Z.
Terms of sale = One-fOR rtha cash. one
fourth IN four months, one-fouFth IN eig ht
months and One-fouIth in twelve months,
with interest; the first note secured by
good personal security, and the rest by
liens on the properly. a.
mays d3w
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ron pT A,,rJ vzo,,r, .r DIAIPLEs
~, fbs eoca - ~ - Dg5fl Sfl3 - AteD "a PINE
PIE Kennedy, prepared Ony uy GJr. H.
FERRY. 40 Bond Street, New York Son.
everywhere. The trade supplied by whuIe-
sac medicine dealers lnhl7 d8m, ,W3m
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Great Western Despatch
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.,
PRoPRIEToRs.
Agents Erie Railway Company,
Aso L. Ahan

Notice TO shippers.
yuHE GREAT WESTERN DE-
SPATCH on the 18th OF March, took
charge OF the entire THROUGH Freight
of the EKIE RAILWA1 and its branches.
The GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH,
as a West Bound Freight Line, has been
favOrab V known to our merchants for the
last Twelve Years, and its managers now
offer to Shippers their increased facilities,
guaranteeing as favorable rates and as
quick time as can be offered by any other
line.
The additional fact, that the GREAT
WESTERN DESPATCH IS owned by the
United states Express Company, who
guarantee all It's Bills of Lading, ought
4 OF to be lost sight OF by Shippers.
For rates. and the settlement of all
claims, apply 70
Z. N. BIXBY, Agent,
april d3ml Evansville. Ind.
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J.. SINZICH & SON,
Wholesale Dealers in

Wholesale Dealers IN
Boat Stores; LubrieatiRg, Coal, and
y Lard Oils; Cordage. ROsin,
FlIcn, &C, DIS bs.
No. 30 WATER STREET,
apr26 dIv1 Bet. Main and Vine.
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LONDON, May %. In the Royal
London Yacht Club match, the Cau.-
bria was badly beaten. in consequence
of her style. of sailIng.ss Her Jrecent
alterations are regarded as failures.
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Whilst we regret the existence OF the
above diseases and symptoms, we are pre-
pared to offer an invaluable gift of chem
istry tOi the removal OF the co sequences,
ELMBOLD'S HIGH CoNCENERATED
FLUID EXTRACT oUCHU, There is no
tonic ike 1t Il is an anchor of hope to
me surgeon and patient, and this is the
testimony OF all who have used or pre-
scTibed 1t.
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10th Patches. FFeckles & Tan.
The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY loi
nose BROWN DIsOOLoRArIoNs on the lace
PeTTs's AfOtb and FFeokte Lotion. i're-
3 ared only BY Dr. b. O. PERRY, 40 Boud
itreet, New York. Sold every where.
.ar28 dGm
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Providence, May 24.-The Rhode
Island General Assembly meets to-
morrow, for the Inauguration of State
officers. The session viii probably
close Friday.
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MArRrNOSIAL,-On Tuesday evening last,
April 9th, at the residence Of the brides
father in Davenport, the Rev Mr.. Seayers
officiating, Mr.. William 7. Minchen and
Miss Marilla J. Bean were united in the
holy bonds of wedlock. The bride will be
rendered by most Of our readers as having
passed her early years, and the greater por
ton Of her life, in this city. Mr.. Minchen,
VIC understand, is resident Of Lyons, where
he ia carrying on hourishng mercantile
business, \ small party Of friends from
this side the river were present ON the in.
terc.ting occasion. The welded pair left
for Lyons, this morning. They have our
varmest wishes for az uuclouded future.
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that city should hesitate TO vote for the sub.
scriptiou. The more railroads coming
there, the more labor will be demanded,
and the more business created. 1t is the
poor mans gain to vote the subscription,
and the rich mans hazard, if any Of the lat.
ter can be considered to eIis, in the matter.
Even if the proposed subscription we're an
entire donation, j, is a question whether the
ratio Of taxation would experience a perccp,
ibie increase Or not When We consider the
railroad property subject to taxation added
TO The township the material appreciation
of all other property aud the impetus which
will certainly be gwen to trade Of every de.
scripuou, it is doubtful if the increase IN
taxation will be at oil noticeable,
We are no, disposed to regard the oppoSi.
ton as very formidable one, but il should
not be overlooked or desIjsad The friends
Of the subscription should be- on the Slert.
Rock Island expect, Moline to stand shoul.
der to shoulder with Tin bringing IL the Rock
Island Il St. Louis Railroad.
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The MOLINE ELEcrIoN.-On Monday
next, May Sd, the citizens Of Moline will be
called upon to decide for or against sub
scription to the Rockford, Rock Island q
st. Louis railroad
We understand that an organized opposi.
ton exists against the subscription. To
the best Of our knowledge, Gen. SickIes il
AT the head Of the ,,,r~-----'''' nav h''
.,yec, can be, save in scraptng up a spe
cies Of popularity with certain class, we
cannot imagine, His arguments, or the
arguments of his clique, are very weak, but
may have some effect if no attempt is made
to counteract them. The most energetic
assertion made is, that the road will pass
through Moline at all events, whether any
aid is furnished it or not, and therefore all
| the stock taken in the enterprise is 80 much
public money thrown away. On the as.
sumption that this is true, little generous
gratitude might suggest more liberal pol
cY, iuasmuch as the benefits which will
thereby be conferred on the place will be
| inca.culable. But as corporations have no
souls, and this mode Of argument is con.
sequently futile, it may be of moment to
these factous individuals to remember
that there are very few points so important,
but that a railroad may afford to pass them
by. We remember when the Northwestern
Road offered to pass through Des Moines,
providing its citizens would vote sub.
scriptou of $4,000. Acting on the plaus
ibe theory that no railroad could go through
that section without stopping at the Capitol
Of Iowa, the aid was withheld, and now, in.
stead Of being splendid railroad center,
Des Moines is merely a respectable inland
town. We cite this instance merely TO show
how common an argument Gen. Slckles ad
yances, aud to indicate what would be the
probable result to Moline, if the majority Of
her citizens should endorse it. In view Of
the fact that many are aware that an
effort TO divert the road from Moline has
frequently been poudcred by outside parties,
we cannot see how this argument Of the op-
position can Be considered for a moment by
any public spirited resident Of that place.
To do so will be to jeoparjize important
and, perhaps, irrevocably iniure
the future Of rising young city.
As far as our inquiries extend, the manu-
tac'arers, business men, and heavy property
owners Of that place are unanimously in ia.
YoT Of the subscriptions. Common sagacity
teaches them that no other course can be !
adopted Out Of their pockets, principally, |
must come the proposed tax. They being
perfectly willing to be taxed for the great
interests involved, We cannot see why the !
lAe0rins men and small prOpsrty.AOldsu Of
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CHICAGO AND EASTERN NAIL arrived o.
$40 A. ". ADD 620P. VI. C.oSesstG .lO A. NJ.
and 500 T.. NJ
PORT BIKOS MAlL-yia Wa'ertuWn, HAnp-
ton, Rapids City. Port Byron and Cordova, ar
rives at s.55 A. NJ. Closest5d p N.
COAL VALLEY MAIL-.by csrsl daily leaves
between and A. ", returning At about
Pm. Orion and Andover are supplied by
this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrivsI At 1850 A.
NJ. and y.O5 P. VI. Closes al $40 A. NJ. and
500 =. NJ
ALEDO MAIL-yiA Camden Mills, Andalu-
Ella, Eigngton, Hamlet, PsrrYton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, OquaWka, to
Oquawks Junction, tSaget0wn), leaves daily
between A. NJ, and arrives at $3.50 P. NJ.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, HsIlitt, Buf.
hio Prairie, Illinois City, Drury, Copper
Creek and Mlsrsburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL--vis Presumption, sueE,
Viola, North henderson, Spring Grove, and
Riohland Grove 90 Monmouth, leaves Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturday, at A. NJ,
snd arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
day at P. ". Centre Ridge 10 supplied
on Tuesdays by thia route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week. Ar
rivcs Friday evening, a! o'clock, and leave
Saturday morning, at o'clock.
Ofice hours from 7:r0 A. NJ. TO 800 ?. NJ.
.Esg~ sundaya, open from to 10 AN.
". b. osborn, Post Master.
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Among the many advantages that ma be
enjoyed in common, by the cities Of Moiae,
Rock Island and Davenport, there are none
greater aud that should be more highly priz
ed, than those offered 10 our citzeus by I've
"Bryant6 Stratton' Business College Of Day.
export. l.isah thorough and practical ins,itn.
ton, and is so known and recognized at home
The course Of training taken up by their
students, is essentially "a preparatory step
for every young man intending to achieve
success in the business world. There are
NJ this time, alarRe number Of young men
in these two cities who should avail them.
selves Of these facilities, during the summer
months, while they car, without inconyen-
fence, attend the college aud board at home
A large number Of young men from this side
have been attendants with them heretofore,
aud TO their profit. The Commercial Jour.
nal, Published monthly by them, will Le for.
warded to any parties wishing information
relating to the school dwlt
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Secretary Boutwell, was among the Wall
street stock aud gold gamblers ofNow York
on the 29th aud made them a speech pledg.
ing himself to the collection Of the public
revenues and the appropriation Of any sur.
plus after paying the expenses Of govern.
ment to the payment Of the public debt.
These pledges were well received even by
the demoralized habitues OF Wall street.
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DAVENPORT SIDE or Tnt Eo.g I,I,xn
HOG NloHT.-Ssld Newfoundland do, vas
eo"1e4 away from little girl Who Wa, ,ry.
ing % ge; 1t home tor the owner. The do,
was detained for two weeks before lie WIS
advertised, aud then the owner sent me-,
boys after II, with what she thought a res.
sonable price for the suimaps board. B..
the man demanded 5000 This was exor,5
tant. as q last resort the Duputy SLerrh
was spoken to, aud went with Rock Island
policeman and took possession Of the dog,
telling the parties the owner would paw for
advertising and officers Of the law. This
was thought to be sufficient, especially as
the animal was neArly starved when brought
hOps. P,-DsssnpOyF Gaasfs.
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RefrIgerators.

Summer is approaching. When pur.
chasing refrigerators, be sure to call on W.
II. & {. r. Webb, No lG West Second ST.,
Davenport, who are selling Jewetts celebra'
ted new patent improved Palace Refngera'
tors, considered the most perfect invention
Of the kind ever pu; before the public. They
are all oak finished. The various styles are
the Empress Palace, and Queen Refngera
tors. Prices varying from sis to $3j.
aDVllt
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At Bamb0rger

Can be found the largest and best assert
ment Of Spring and Summer Dress Goods
Prints, Mushus etc, just received.
In the Tailoring Department the stock o.
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc, is complete.
Also nice line Of hats.
Special attention paid to cutting. Salts
faction guaranteed.
The stock Of ready made clothing GnC
gents furnishing goods is complete.
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FoR SALE Ar 4 BARGAN-One hundred
and twenty acres OF uuimproved land in
GLIDING forty acres Of TIMBER in Sharon
Township, Clinton Co., Iowa twelve miles
rom WLeatIand, and eight miles from Ma.
quohcta, in splendid farming neighborhood.
Call at this office for information.
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The MAY Brothers

have Just received an endless stock Of Cloths
and CasHmeres. Their assortments Of
Ladies and Gents hosiery is also large and
well selected. Theirreceipts fine AlpAcas,
PopEus, Chinese and Lenoe Cloths, Lawns,
Delaines, &c, continue undated Call
around for bargains. Satisfaction guaran-
tecd.
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DoISG A Bic BUsSEss.-We took look
through Bildisous planning mill, yesterday,
and were principally astonished at the
amount Of sash he is glazing, packing up,
aud selling lie is turning out a good ar,i.
Gle, oiyertscs constantly, and ofcourse sells
very largely.
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RIVER IrEss-The Milwaukee went up
this morning, and the City fist Paul down
this afternoon. The Sucker State will be
up to morrow morning.
The river is on a stand, though at mag
nfcent stage
Freight is plenty everywhere.
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The Justly celebrated Irwin Spring
Skirts which Newburger has introduced
into this mGrket, meet with such ready sale
that he had to order more by express.
The world renowned "Glove Fitting Cor.
sets are also kept BY him. Call and eI'
anime.
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and examine the spring stock of Cloths,
Cassimeres, &c,
Which have been carefully selected and
which they propose to make up IN the lat
est style and at prices that defy comPeu'
ton.
Also complete stock Of Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Gents Furnishing
Goods.
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II, II. MAYO has Just received full and
complete stock of dry goods aud il offering
them at the lowest prices. They are goods
purchased in New York and are of the lat
est styles. Give him call div,
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LEAVE Chicago Rock Island PacihS'go'nR
East. stsOO A. NJ. and 80 r. NJ
g",ng Wo,t-at $40 A. NJ. and Gas p
Wc.tern Union, ami Sterling b Rock Island
c'GI valley, about 100 a. Il. and 100 ?. ~
arrive -ChicagJ, Rock Island Pacific,
,,,.,' t1o East. At $40 A. NJ and $40 p. NJ.
grm the West, At $50 4. ". and 900 ?. VI,
We,ttrl rlian. aal Sterling { Rock ls!au d
EtSoa A. ".
Coal Valley, about II A. NJ. aud =. NJ.
lsg~ lrAir. ran by Chicago tire, Vaica h
About / s minutes faster than Rock IL tilnv.
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Oad Fellowa

Rock Island Lodge No. ls, l. 0. 0. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner OF Illinois and
Eagle SITS, at u o'clock Pm.
j. O. LuNDBLAD, N. G.
J. Faux CoSwAY, K. S.
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NEw SrANPs-We have seen the new
three cent postage stamps They ara hor.
rid looking things, aud not to be compared
to the old ones in appearance.
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4 full line of the celebrated "Grande
Duches9o' and "Risior' shawls in rich
bright colorings; also Barere, Llama, Lace
and Grenadne Shawls; latest styles and
lowest prices, at
NEwBURGER
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NOTICE,

DYMUTUAL AGREEMENT Of the partners,
ID Lewis E. S4ulpaugG this day wlthdrAWs
from the firm of Reynolds, SaHlpsugh Co.
All persons having claims against the htn are
requested TO present the same with the least pos
ibls delay to V. NJ. Banding.
The business of Ia arm will be continued as
heretofore, By the remaining partners.
REYNOLDS, sACLPAuGH B co.
Rock Island, HIS, April 20, 1869.
spr2ldwIv.
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AT the Ladies Variety Store, and hrenC"
of Madame n,,----o,'s emporium OF fhsh'
ION, No. % Main street, Davenport, all the
latest styles of ladies' and chiIdrens patterns
can be obtained .-a2sdw2L
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MASONIC

Barrett Chapter No. ls,R. A. VI. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First aud Third Tues
days Of each month.
HENRY BURGOwER, II. ?.
GEoRGE L. CARLToY, Sec'y.
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A FARM Of ~ acres, with new buildings
aud some fruit, near Davenport can be
leased for one or more years on favorable
terms. Apply at this office.
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THE Jackson County Iowa Sentinel, Que
Of our exchanges, has given notice that it
will shortly commence the publication of
scsIawag list. Not q bad idea.
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DailD ARGUS.
yrta,y Evening, April 80, 1889.
prominm Job Printing,

far Job Printing will meet with prompt
.,,g,,ioD AZ the ARGUS OFFICE, and be executed
in The very best manner and At reasonable rates
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RonERr ErurmDor has not left town as
we stated yesterday.
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We direct attention to the card Of J. A.
Mcclure, with "TO.day's Advertisements"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

kllsow has two new s,ens, which look
vel, aud, like mile stones along the path
of life guide uncertain purchasers to bar
gains, satisfaction, and contentmeut.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-30

Tuu Boums Of the soldiers buried IN the
Davenport City Cemetery are about to be
removed to the National Cemetery On tho
/ Island.