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WANTS.

WANTED-A sinsIe, relissIe WHITE NAN.
w c.npetent to take care OF b,rve ana "a IN
2, wiiiLs g TO make himsslt generally useful. -.
Office. "'0- "Pp" ne
WAND --TwIGENTEEL C0VMUSIOA
THO LawYExs' OFFICES near the
f l,.t preferred Answer, with terms, 8 c.,
STAR ohce mo it,
WAhIlD:..As ArTIyE PARTNsR. With
IL srroirabls manufacturing business for sew.
sral y.ars established. IN G-oreeto~u n q. Al
mo ST.
WANTrpxA GIRL 70 general h7u,ework 10
and rPriva'e family 4s1 ii'n street. bstw :.
WANTED-A STU tTION by a re. spectacle
m.ie q . private family. Can sew. sna wiling 70
JANE. star on s. for one week ma 1885,.
WANTED TO PURcHAsEaA small HOSE.
s,rd a.! sG0a N Fl ~ two
ys.Is Address. giving full particulars, =, @ G.,
III HoUst 81 six or seven fosm. With -s..r and
AZ: rrss, siViss location aud rent. A B G, star
u SAsr VESSELS
TO MOVE coal OOA>TwISB
In"ui,e at their ofice. ct 6 street, Washington,
and at Rays Dochs, Georgetown ma 10 Of
WANTED-Ina small family, an American or
cook. ard attend to matter. "S generally about q
house. To competent girl first class wsges will
corner II ss ss.ess sia New Yk
nue.. ma 10 st
A GENTLEhAN AND VIE DESIRE FUR.
faRi6R ssD koos ana ROOM fGfS oi nn9:s, in
come private family where, IL possible. there
toD bstwees 18th and 18Th streets, Psnn,ya.ni.
ss;% :. an hi. OF sssset Address j. a. eating
1ITANTrD-H WHITE 7,00V IL, ...s.=-
,,s d.ton: Apply # ass street, be.Seso Sd
VVANTED-well.furnish ROOMS. with or
dfss. s. B01 7s ~ mouse very ds''r mnssss I'd
WANTED-A HOUSE, With from fourteen to
s.on Ssa Of xrr
address W. D. ST. CLAIR, Box 563 mlss,'
WANrED-As ettl. d WHITE WOMAN to take
zach, and iroa Must give the best r. fsSs noes
Apply at No; 81 lst street. three doors from Poto
w for SECOND lind FURNITURE, in lots
- :" wALrIR B. WILLIAMS,
mills ~ Between and streets north.
,"a HAIR
sS Sfis Hse' ~ S
w BERsAIDs. NURSES, % AT 6UAns.
MN, &C., to call at Intelli gencs Ofhce, No. 419
18th street. between and r. Persons In search
to 3. ma ~ Inn
NANTEp-families breaking q ous kee ping
W er removing from the city, 20 know that they
cen dispose of their FURNITURE without the
trouble or expense Of an auction, by sddressina
n LEVY, $50 Penn avenue, south, asst corner
OF 10th street. ma3Imt
WANTED. position :. HoUsEKrEPERb by
W competent American WON who has been
with Mrs Postmaster General Band .ll nearly a
year. Inquire at 365 street corner I9th he
tweep the hours of and IL. fe 23 If
II YOU WAN A HOUSE Oh SUIT OF ROOMS
ONION BUTT, No. 2 May Building,
Il lslm 7tn street, second door from Il street
wETNGRsE WANTED.-Apply to Or W p
N JOHNSTON. No 4 So 9TH sire t, between the
LODTs OF aud ga and IL and IL D. m fe Is If
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DROPOeALe FOB FORAGE And WooD--
pBPor QUARrERMAsrERs OFFICE.
JEFrERsONvIIIR Inn mar.h AZ n

DEPOT QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE.
JEfFERsoNvILLE, lND March rs 1850
sealed Proposals viii be received Al this 90 a.
until - n. kDG e6DAY, March "a laSs for ahs
oelysry Of the following quantities OF Torse-
ehd Mood more or lees, e may be reouiced To- :
az nonshb supply Of the Depot of JenorSonysI,e.
go tons Hay;7 go bushels Oats; 81 ton. ss,.-
go cords Wood. The hay is q be the beat ouality
timothy hay and ell baled the oafs 20 he the h.
9uaiity, we'll clean I'd and sacked: the stra0 10 ~
the beet quality ann baied; the VOID to be soos
sound; meIchantstle hard wood, we'll tesso 81
TIE above 20 BE- delivered from time In fins. a.
such ausnt1ttes and at such places in or near the
city OF yenereonvtlle, Indiana q the of6cer In
charge ~ the depot mag direct -
Prop eAle VII DO In duplicate, with Q copy of
THIS advertisement attached to each. and mus he
cccnDanted OF the euarant of two rec ponsihie
pseons tnet, n case contract 10 awardei b ths
ctcoer roo and sufficient b,pds Vim DO given for
the faithful performance Of the same
PropS. ais VII be endorsed "Propo ais for Por
s see or CO.,, 90 The csss nay -. ssd addressed
The Usdersissed reserves the right to rsjsctan
By order Of the ousrtsrnesteE General
s.sves Lieut.. Colonel. ns;or 90 O. l..
ZEIGLKR BYE wHleKEY.
FOUR YEARS oLD. Tisess IN the city.
so,n ,,,, GALLON PKIOE, %vrrxyp
Min Grocer. lis p. ~. ssss issa street.
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: = d 7 I L I z = rs.

L BRTILIzIRs.
Forty tons pure end Genuine ROWE DUST nsds
ny mill varrsntsd the purest lot In the DistT1os
AsbESS CO.'S sS:ss ffSHcs sffsHssirtE o,
0Aff x xsxRn ss a1sRo SUAso.
FISH GUAkO.
Also,
lot Of ADULfRRAfRD PRRUvTAH 0uAH0
Railroad and Lever Horss Powers and fhrsshs1
MOVING AND RIApIN0 MACHINES.
DROPPERs And SELF RAGBn0
Also.
lxtrss for sll kinds q REAPl sEp nov
3 En .,.I IasEsHrss' HossE fo~kss' ssd III
AA PoRrABLE 1oRels,
'0 CuLTIvAfoRs e III ki.As.
WHEEL HoRst. RAKSs.
aAsr He. t ksD an sls 5. ssssps.
Up. BABrHoLow.
SIS sIvlhfH sfREBf.
esrrs . wrLL i:.Ss fss sss:y s,s;:s
LtsRR5ssS;p sslREHfbbsSSst H S. sRsE:
5000 M sAsss. De-. y, pscshTfI F.
A. sssxsn ssrsss, = d ~: sl s..~
IN, sSs~ CO.. 49, I:ss
HooNsfRU orIoHI
a rev Cook esev., yish I'll sss .easn ~
.~~ '''''''' ~ Il s s;; 4: s,:!:.
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EXTENSIVE sTSCI

tStar once BuildingD
EXTENSIVE STICK
BUILDERS AND HOUsBKEEPERs' HARD
wARE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
IA THURSDAY MORNING. April !. 1859
az 10 clock, and following days, until ali is
di-possd of;at the store OF MTssrs silIey 4
streets, We shall sell their entire stock of
HsIdwsre, com prIsing very complete and exten
sive assortment Of
Housekeepers, II ardwsre in every variety
Extensive assortment Of Carpenters Tools
Table and Pocket Cutlery
ksss and Rsp. 'nd Forks
Large lot Of Self sealing Jars, Gin cs.esJ
cci ase S Siifs 9O al H hSi.Os Ware
One very hne Herring Safe, ga feet wide By feet
1osttler With many other articles unnecessary
Also; on .be first day of sale, at IL O'Clock m,
Two Business Wagons and Harness.
WewouId call the attention of dealers. builders
and hous ekeepeIs to this the goods are all
the above gentlemen are retiring from business.
Terms Of sale: Al sums under $50 cash; over
mai oo6PEB 4 LATIMER. Auct..
RYy.B WHEELER CO., AucnOnetr.,
opposite Seston House.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE IN THE FIFTH WARD.
BY virtue of 9 deed OF trust from Michael Sinner
and wife TO me. recorded In Liber r. U. X No n,
folio 81. &c L will sell, at public anctiou, on
TH BsDAf the lst day Of A pril. Is g. at o. m .
In frort If the premises Lot square 9i5.
The above will be sold TO pay su indebtedness O
SI5 80 with interest from the 2sth HoNember lsz
Terms: epe thirl cash; and balance in s aud u
months, with interest, secured BY deed of trust
All eopveyAncfre and stamps at cost Of pure hsser
S0 deposit at time of sale, the trustee reseryin
the rigtt TO resell IN case of ance wi
the terms II sale within week, at the risk and
cost OF defauItipg purchaser.
j. B. WHEELER 90
mails 2swdds Unit Auc;ieneers.
CONVENIENT SALE.
viii he sold AZ public auction on THURSDAY
March 18th, 1859, at IL o'clock m. at the Naval
Laboratory. adjoining Hollywood O. terry, on
Cherry street. at Richmond Virginia
Brlek bpildinRs, with slate roofs.
Sfrsme Buildings.
Also, Fences and Out Buildings
Terms: Cash. The Buildings to be removed
wit hin sixty days
By order OF Brevet Major General o. Howard.
CCmnit sioner Bureau X r, and A. l.
GEORGE q. WHITE.
James Taylor, Auctioneer. ms2oH
p O c c O
OFFICE. DEPor Cow. OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON. ID. o., March Is, 1879
" i'll be fold. at Public Auction on TIL URsDAY.
the 2th instant at Sixth street wharf in this city,
at II A. n, about
so 100 lbs Desiccated Mixed Vegetables, and a
small lot Of Desiccsted Potatoes.
Terms cash. Twelve days allowed TO remove the
articles. lml9 All G BELL q. S.,U. A.
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PERSONAL.

ChSON AL
NOTIOE-An persons indebted to the late firm of
~ DAVIS GATHER, are req rested to set, lie
books. f. g. DAVIS
ms2O1w Successor to Davis & Gather.
ARnassMa g sT E. GsAiE, .svsn,eenth daughter.
sret the hulnsn h. ant, reveals your destiny at
No a'i Mass. ave., bet. 9th and 7th streets, from
m to yp m. fe Sim
he BING,s WONDERFUL REMEDY-vTA
- FUIA.Fo all Throat. Lung, Liver and X i'd
bbty Complaints, and Impurities Of Blood keai
i psmpnlet OF marvellous cures Of CHnsump,ion,
AIDES DOCTOR, Married and SINGLE. Sue
cs1,;. In sysry case or ne chsIge Business con
Ma,lsch School side, between sth and 9Th streets.
Name on mouse mar I'm
no NOT DEsPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON:
hall he is .uccessfuI hen 9th, rs fail; is oonfi
Dental and and reliable. Separate rooms for ladies.
{ oSs9lG5T ut 5 PE- .1 asas between D .naE
AUETE and CHkSsT3 DISEASES, without tho IT the h,
Strangers should beware Of the many quscks
ShiSa now niest the city. See the Doctor At pace
OF his patients Rooms private. Hours, from to
INDIAN sQUAw DOCTREss-MAD. Do.
1 PBEES, PhrebOlogist and Card Reader STA
L street, between 9th and 7th, north side. Office
hours from O. m to ep m. JsE3mr
az Gs SASa TS q IaAp,sEs
Boots Shoes, etc., at e e. HABTOGENSIS, al
rh street, between and \. Any order through
mail promptly attended to. de s-lyf
u ass Ninth street, between d and 4.
he most skillful and oldest established adver-
.:sinR physician for the treatment OF FEMALE
COMPLAINTS In the city. Ladies' suffering from
irresnlsrities may Ienoss the strlctest confidence
are moderate, anu patients visiting see no but
the Doctor ocAlys
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OR SALE
THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Owned and now occupied ~ . school by the Sisters
of Mercy,
SITUATED ON STREET NORTH,
IMMEDIATELY WEST OF ST. ALOYSIUs
CHURCH,
Having frontage Of us feetI inches on street,
by a uniform d. pth of SIS feet inches
on street,
COMPRISING s4,7O7 SQUARE FEET OF
GROUND.
The improvements are q rst-class pressed brick
and brown stone front house. % by IS feet OF three
clear stories, With basement and French roof and
adjoining side building of 80 by 10 feet finished in
stories
The property q whole is Immediately avail.
able for the purpose OF school. hos pita or other
public institution. the bui dinRs may be readily
converted into frat class dwellings
The neighborhsOd is desirable and rapidly i'm.
proving.
Terms One hall cash; balance on time.
RANDOLPH COYLE,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAM>. &c.

isrge number OF Irishuaeu employed on
The Midland Railroad, got into fight IN OK
ford. Cbsnange county, ". Y. on -. Patricks
Gay, aDd were driven cut of town by the cIti-
z.ns- Several of tue Ir,shmen wers severely
snd some fatally iplur-d. They threaten 10 re-
turn 20 DNfOid to-day three four hundred
strong aGd burn the town. Tue cItIZeus are
armiI themselves Tor defense.
A construction car, filled with laborers, ran
Of the track, or the Duchess and Columbia
Railroad. near PJuEhkeepse, n. Y. yestertty
morning, killing one man, and badly inJurIng
sven others
Mr.. Cudly's action in moving tie aunsxation
RESOLUTION IN n Nv Brunswick Assembly,
- unanimously COndsuned. IL appears tnat
the House refused 20 allow even a notice of the
resOluuCn 10 APPEAR On N" clerks book
Orders have been Received from Washington
Al The Springfield armoTy 20 begin the manu-
faCture of a new model o. breach leaders Ard
20 turn out JUJ per day.
The pardon granted by President johnson TO
James ID. Martin, la'e cashier of the HIDE aud
LEATHER Bank OF Boston, which wa subsa-
qusntly recalled, has been restored To VI irtin
In New York last evening the I've story mar
BILE On Hiding, No - Warren street, was de-
s'roy'd ~ mr., Involving a loss of upwards OF
SIOO.isO
T. ial by Jury will be granted TO ofende.e
sgsirst the Austrian Press law.
PROGRBss or TH. WAR IN CUEA-S.reral
EHgJSs n,sAss ReJOrisd-The insurgents in CuOa
the jurisdiction of Ss-ua la Chics, one near
CIenf1egOs. and another near Macoyua. Its
positively asserted that the insurgPnt general
are carry ing out the deferred plan of burning
every here. detachment of insurgents had
left Alyadrsss well mounted, in the vicinity of
JabaCCa- The planters are terrified Anthem
TIC information from the insurgen's admits that
many plantations have ben burned within the
week. Another steamer has arrived from
Spain with troops. General Bucela and the
famous General Amable Escalante were pas
sengers- The troops have gone TO Nu-yiIas.
An engagement took place between the troops
and insurgents yesterday near AlvadreSe.
] be Insurgents We're routed aud divided, one
force nsd toward Macogua, and the other
toward Jacuris. grand engagement had
taken place at q uaracabuela. Oficial accounts
report that 136 insurgents were killed. and one
Spanish soldier WOUNDED. The ms urgents are
active near BOloniioL. Troops from MAINTAIN
Zas have gone there. When the battle of Sierra
Cablta was fought, U uesada was sick wi b the
small pox, and Ortrga commanded. The in
suTgents are carrying of the slaves from the
piaDtations and making them soldiers. The
number of Insurgents in the Sagua and Reme-
dIOs districts Is estimated at from 1000 to 900
The EsquiTa plantations, near Trinidad, have
been burned. The five places burnt in the
Sagua district prof nine thousand hogs.
he'd of sUgtI yearly. The Insurgents have
destroyed the railrosd and telegraph between
AlVarese and Macagua.
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AUCTION SALES.


10y WILLIAM l.. WALL 90, Aucttoueere.
- Stores 81 and 317,
South corner Penn. avepse md 9Th streets.
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QH COOPER LATIMER, Auct,opeers
- Late Clerks with J. q. Mcclure Go
Southwest corner Pa avenue and llth street
lstar Once Building)
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EXTENSIVE STICK
BUILDERS AND HOUsBKEEPERs' HARD
WARE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Wewonld call the attention of dealers buitdars
ana hous keepeTs to this the goods are all
fresh and Of the latest styles and bs sold al
the above gentlemen are retiring from hu-iua.s
Terms OF sale: All sums under $50 cash; over
that amount credit Of ninety Gays. With satsfac-
torily endorsed potes. be airing interest
ma 10 COOPER LATIMER Aucts
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Q FERGUSON BEACH,
CpARLEs r. STUART,
Nm. ii. DuLANY.

HfPersons wishing 70 examine the prooertv
viii please call Ca {. s. johnson 313 Pc .ns,Iys
MA svenue. between IA and 9th stree ts Cd posts
the hational Hote
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

SEM1NsPY HOTEL.
- Washisgton street cor of Gay street,
Georgetown neii hts. D u.
One square from Pennsylvania avenue street cars
HES ant suite OF Rooms now vacant. Terms mode.
rate tna3stl L p. KeACa, Prop,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

Articles of consolidation of the consol
dated Lake Shore Railroad, from Buffalo to
Toledo and the Telodo, Wabash and West
ern Railroad, from Toledo to Keokuk, Iowa,
wsre signed yesterday, and will be submitted
to the stockholders in thirty days. Their
ratification is certain. The Wabash road
goes into the consolidation with its present
capital and the Lake Shore with an increase
of twenty per cent. on the amount of its
stock. and is also to receive dividend oi
four per cent on January |, 1870, making q
total stock and cash dividend of twenty fou'
per cent
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, STERLING SILVER-WARE
AND FINE ELECTR0-PLATED WERE

THE Gorbsm Manufacturing Co, Of Proyi-
i debce, r. l., having the largest manufsc-
tory Of solid silver ware ia the world, with the
mort improved machinery, and employing the
mostskiiled labor, are enabled to ofer an une'
oualled vsSiety Of new and beautiful designs in
dinner services, tea services, ard every article
specially adapted for holiday and bridal gifts.
They offer also their well-kpown and unrival-
led silver electro plated ware, in whiehthey have
introduced new patterns of rare elegance. The
solid silver s guaranteed to be of sterling purity
by U. S. Mint assay. The electro-Plste is guar
.ntsed to be superior TO the fnest shefbeld ware.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
evssyvhsrs.
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale by private sale,
l. his farm of one hundred and twenty acres,
situated in Coal Valley township, about three
miles south of Coal Valley village on the Coal
Valley and Berlin road. Tho farm is under o
h sh state Of cultivation, being fenced oil into
convenient fields well watered with springs and
wells, also a large cistern. On the premises is
large and oommodious brick dwelling house;
large and thrifty orchard of the very choicest va,
rietiss of good bearing apple, pear, plum ana
cherry trees, as well as the smaller fruits shrub
berry and shade trees the necessary out build
iDgs, sheds, yards, and pasture lots. Part OF the
farm 10 seeded down to tame grass.
As the Subscribers brother also otfers the ad-
joining farm of one hundred and twenty acres for
sale, any person desiring can purchase both. The
location is desirable, convenient to churches and
schools. The purchaser will be required to pay
one half the purchase money down, tie balance
on terms US may be agreed upon.
Inquire on the premises, or by mail TO the sub
scriber through the Coal Valley post office, Rock
Island county, Illinois.
JOHN D0NNAN.
Coal Valley, II! June IS, dw4w.
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fighting hard to get him free

LOUISVILLE, Aug 22.-Three companies
of state militia, numbering all told about 95
men, left his morning for Lebanon, Ky, to
be distributed in the lower counties where
regulators have been depredatng for some
timo past.
PARIS, Aug, 2l.-La France of to-day
says; Cuba is lost to Spain, and the wises.
thing Spain can do is to take advantage Of
the present situation.
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The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Raj

The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail
road is gradually reaching ont its arms in
the way of branches from its main
line. Work was commenced this week on
new road from Yates City, in Knox county,
to Buda, being an extension Of the Lewiston
branch, which is now in operation from
Rushville, in Schuyler county, north as far
as the Peoria and Burlington Road.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill, I
have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed and Glazed Sash, where will keep CON
stantly on hand all sizes Of these articles, which
l can sell at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. l obtain my Glass
from the manufactures at Pittsburg thereby
saving the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
others in want of Sash will consult their own in
tsrest by giving me call before purchasing else
where as an offering unususl inducements for
this trade. J. A. BIDDIscE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

The New York Star thinks that Mr.. Bige'
low, the new editor of the Times, ought TO
cherish the memory of appoplexy, as he has
twice profted by its attacks-once being ell
evated to the post of Minister to france on
the death of Mr.. Dayton, and now succeed,
ing Mr.. Raymond, who died of the same
d;saasp
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

Commissioner Delano has prepared an
opinion regarding new phase in the bank
ers' and brokers question, in which he de-
cides that not only brokers who receive
stocks for sale for the benefit of other per,
sons, but those who advance money on
stocks, are liable to tax as bankers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

The daily illustrated newspaper OF San
Francisco has begun publication. 1t is mainly
literary, the writing having strong Caltor.
MIA smack. The illustrations are executed
by typography, which is quick but not
very dehcate process. The illustrations are
chiefly characteristic of the Pacific coast.
Some of those who give the new enterprise
their best wishes are, on the whole, quite
anxious as to its success.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

In the English Churchman'S Almanac'
the annual incomes of the twenty Arch,
bishops and Bishops of the Church of Eng
land is given. The largest annuity, about
100000 in our currency, is received by the
Archbishop of Canterbury. Several re
ceive $4,000, aud the smallest amount is
900 zoo
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

The London Daily Neps announces that
a new monthly periodical under the name
of Social Economy, is soon to be published,
simultaneously in England, in France, in
Germany, and in the United States, as the
organ of the International Association OF
Workmen..
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

The Southern Illinois Insane Asylum has
been located at Auna. The title to the land
on which the buildings are to be placed will
be investigated by the Attorney General be,
fore the location is approved by the Cover
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

The Protestant population in the Austrian
Empire amounts to 3,l40,330, Of whom
l,229,Os3 are Luiherans, and l,9l2,249 are
of the Reformed faith. Besides these there
are 10000 who are members Of other Pro-
testant churches,
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st. Louis market.
Tslsgrapbsd to the Argus

Tslsgraphod to the Argus
5r.. Lours, Aug. rs.
Plour-very duh some grades lower.
ybeat-frrner not quotably higher,
Coru-steadyi eose6 for white.
Oats-quiet 4!a52.
Rye-dull sja9o.
whiskey-stsady, LIS.
Proyisious-tull unchanged.
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Chicago market.
Tslsgrapksd TO the ARsvs.

TslegrApksd 70 the ARaVB.
CHICAGO, August %. ,
Flour exceedingly dull unchanged.
Wheat moderately active closing firm l,Ss.
Corn weak 8TaS.
Oats 454a5.
Rye lower 80 No. 2.
Barley quiet ,l6 sellers Sept.
Provision prices nominally steady unchanged.
Pork steady "a.
Lard nominal l9ia4.
Shoulders firm 1872
Hams l8at.
Highwines active l6.
LIVE STOCK.
usIoH srooK YARDs, August 30
Cattle reefs 95r; 'ales 81 at ,6oa4 80 common;
6!a3 extra; market quiet.
Hogs dull rects 7945; 9,50a75 good to choice;
9, 25a9S extra.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

The civil war iu Japan has entirely ended,
The three princes commanding the army
have issued manifesto requiring all
the Daimios to disarm Immediately. Emo
me,o and the leading actors in the late re-
belion are daily expected at Yeddo, where
they will be tried and punished.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

The drouth in the vicinity of Richmond,
Va, is SO bad that forest trees are dying.
Friday enough rain tell 10 thoroughly wet
the ground-the first in seventy.eight days.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23
POCKET BOOK FOUND.

A POCKET BOOK, containing a sum Of money
n has been found, which the owner can have
by calling at the house Of Simon Mcmahon, on
Adams street, Third Ward, proving property and
paying charges. s21d3t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

Mr.. Samuel l.. Clemens, better known as
"Mark Twain" whose humorous pen has de-
lighted the readers of newspapers generally,
has become an editor of the Buffalo Times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23
lDailp Argus.
OrFxCxAL pAYE n.

President Grant will return to Wash
ington on Thursday next, for the purpose
of holding q Cabinet meeting Friday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23

Tslsgrsphed to the AnsUs.
New YoRK, Aug. 295
Flour-Steady.
Wneat-Active, fair at l49abl.
Corn-Quiet at ,55a59.
Oats-Dull at 60a63
Pork--33,00.
I'd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-23
gtot h and Money.

NEw YoRK, Aug. %.
Gold, 1894.
Coupons of 81 20, 81, 22a, 81, 2la, 65, 2Il.
new 2d4, 81, got, 6s, 20; lo-4O's lat, N. Y. c.
ss.. Fl. W. i52, W. q. 38i, N. U. IOi, I. S.
| 80, n. W. 885, T. J. W. IS.