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, 1869-04-07
Proposals for Stone and Cez

Sealed proposals. IN be reived >. ;s:s a:.eah
the lssh dAy af April lsa0 II 70 oeaeek l. NJ f:r
4s:se.a 70 4 &c @ q - :6e = ~. - - "a -
ttty Ct Davenport for s.1e cubic yat5s of sc,
sstdfe. Tse % aene ~ 70 H. i = ero'f 7as:i:; d ~
.tb1e, ard TO- BE- fIsa:shea n tae pfopE:;a Il
two-ttirss y hat u rctuHnny knnera = hTfttr X
LEE sae 70 r. e eaaad I'd ea r. @ :. sd
which might rendez ,EssaaAhle Gor fs1e s1n~-
which ates pot eoEe Up 70 the r;si:e1 aa. -
Il. pft plftiuas Of szsdee md :a!t4. xa5e e =
p1tned 81 etttu4t!Ek fbt .Enntn; of eAe5 -
rk1s nd asutuen,A n . hS3e .Ts.as Ss ~:
ii he fni.brL xn<t, excluding ~ ttehncs- At
strlctiye n, aaurr1rrct Bidder. y Il sta:t -"
Ter tae reex4Fs Il AZ orteF tht5 81 o'afaeeT =
ios .icut, aEG !Ee :iIs.e u ~ = a-A LAY e-0
" s+r1Ts:x tia. Vii l.: rreeirt-. It IL sast i
nlser fer 1-bn cubic yA-sA. mere er frs@ ~ ~ r.
So.5sd te7 h ,t t's = 10 ea.e a1s s. ssl. - q <E
with fte suwn ii M.lne; ,1t st.,at I! = tnr z
suz!sy 1t.1ulred = ,he .i1fs :, t6rsd d.s51erd ~
ind IN the ssn,e ~; ,a9 + c1s:oaj IL ;hs
rnrtsi, viii ..-o be reeeis y =. t;le al: " II
RsF i,1:pd E az se.ei1 :. y bat. as ;. ::a!
] c,i9rd by tEe e,s1aA3EEs otfaf- IT, es:ntas
t. Ss del1ere Ia .eeh szaan!x = ~ : S',;3,.,: En-
j Pay%sn, - L sssas 0s IL ana essaa III il .seh ::
tke Trftel Sta:t1 Eay FE1::s: &: e. e.. =,
rzzs:l ~ 10 b vish4eld ui':a " y A''''
i. FIsn..!s viii Il eA&c..ed = Fr.satsa. ~ ~:
f; r<Hene.e. .aa N 6 dIre.<a - 'Se e-2S'-
ctttsT e The .ssenal- v:.,t +, II: cet =
m Cni,ea Ssstss S tsssl.fsa ses[,faGnI. ~ .-'
n h*d: Fl 9Fi,sGS. af 5,1 s5or 4 cosa.'
Eccx is1axD Ax2Rta1- AV"l : a@
, 1869-04-07

showing that nliouhscHng parties mr. icing tttei
cut u dtrcscnt rlaccs On tho At!anuc scAooanl
md Galf 2! Mexico, With view OF rroeeeti.ns to
Cutla 10 MD the Insurgents Dispatches hare been
sent To Admtrai HotI. informing him of The fact,
ard directing him 10 Intercept MI such parties sa
tug under the American nag.
TIE k>t;t:Sn AISslnx.
:, Thc Htron ta,s: "Mr. Summer has stated that
~ ,I denx ~ and secEe5a5 81 state aaa a!sed
to England, Nhile other parties mention General
banes' name n that connection
TIE QcA1k1s AND IIK1K INDIAN rolIT.
uietsi,e branch Of Vuafess had Sery pleasant
md kahslActorJ Interview with the Preatdent and
secretary Cox, sesterday, about Indian affairs II
other branch Of the SocaeJ Of FTiends ahal choose
acomml1tee at their yearly meetings held tats
month to confer With the President anu she Sc.
FIAT o1 the Interior, When q ptsn for tr{inE the
viii be finally settled upon-
THE SUPREME coCE1.
1t Is the Intention Of the Supreme CouT1 70 nola
session during uctoler, November and Dcoeu1-
btf. then adjourn oSe1 till The lst o1 February, ana
l!oI! another hesslon Of three months Il re ~
to re0EKaul1e the Court becomes Law, tht3 af"
fangement will become permanent
PERSONAL
Senator Grimes and family lease Ne* foff Oh
the 18th Of April for Europe.
COHF1KA4f7oHA
he Senate ta,s ~ confirmed ine,l re 1ol!o~1nS
noTInat,ons: Em Hosch9s Q, 11o n.Sa3a G9nsai
George n French, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Cour5 Of u4kota; Jefferson P Kiddert Assoctate
Justice for 1}akot1: J. Howe, Ch1ef Justice fol
Wyoming: ]. ". Clingaam and "liliAm 7, Jones,
Associate Justices for " SomtnR.
Collectors Of Internal Reye1ue-HorAt1o 3en'
kins, IT,, Flotida; Ptnckney Rollins, Heveutn D1s-
t4ct, North Carolina: L.w!a 9. 1roEn7 Second
tennessee; 4 +. McGee, stxth district, Tennes'
sec r J. Donaldson, F1rst District South Caro-.
lns Thomas, :. Johnson, 1e4ird District, Louisiana
John s. Cha pman, Second District, Loulsana
John T. Foster. First District, Alabama; Thos- E
Gr.Asell, Ftf1b Dlstrtcs, Ohio
Assessors Of Internal Revenue-Jacob ". Bo
mnn, Seventh District North Carolina; ChAR> "
Pierce, Flint District, Alabama; Jos O'I}tien
F1rat District Tennessee; Blanc F. JoubeIt. Firs
District, Louisiana: Warren F. AJe1s, Nevada; F
BlAdcs, Seventh District, 1lnoiA
Among the PostmAsts1s confirmed are the fol
lowing: Jaa ". Wakefield, Bath, Me-; Jno. !
Speed, Louisville, H.: 4. J. Smith, St Louis, Mo-
Gcnsselaer Ackley, Rondouit n. r.; Il. i Hmm
phEey, VAndAliA, H.
, 1869-04-07

Hiring been In the zooAns business for sec1e hlteeu
years. and, - d eorsequcnce. bcoonc familiar with
budiuE nc bare seen the necessity for A1tee 10
stst tie rrze utnds In tho loosely built houAca. With
which - Il AwRJs the case Ia tae Worth
writ abounda About four years snec, the experiment
Of ut3nE rpo1G teit bet~eeu the hiding md stud
ding of large number Of these bulldnks tried and
proved complete suctrss thai trade in this branch
ha1 lDc1e4.cd to sch extent tha. extcrsEe felt
mills Il Cntanrc. Ill failed ia supry the demand,
mills TIL c1tend The c4r4Gty ef ON Own Ou.
ts not only saFe4 it, 10 fuel the 6st ycar
In tho additional *Armth It Aaordk bat It prevents n
fects and vcr1nn fr3I making odEuacn in the build
nE which of !nea1e!Ate tyertA with eood honAe
hat weoen taks being The principal tnr<!itntA aud Il
actually KnpcT{ons to wind and danpncAa Eta AavAn
tafe oTe< ssrAw paper ss1Awtoard that IL betul
chiefly wootn II viii Abeokh - much tar that it n1tf
+ nde.traetiele The stra~Eartr. 90 The contrary he
acsntequenc, will very snon rai1dcw mt and beenm*
worthless We, year Aocc+ tried the BtrAW pApes
fer ruotpg. md the rrxut that It wr1nkItd and
crack I'd badly that werr ohltEed to take oH ane
fut4titute .nollcn fens IL is pae, sincs vkich wt
bare confined ourselEes holly 70 the wcolIra fiji. ~
now have no trouble. The application 81 the te.tne
very d1npe a5orcF henk perfectly cuuneten
70 put it Il done by mailing # 70 the stud3ns Of
eN*Wseh the boAfaA. EtA<F Eo49V1as OF Up md down
taking esIc to i.p wen We h.re two dlfesvnt thac
The susru q 1oo feet o1!o ct the thick nhut nfteet
pounds the sqnaro { 100 fet Should rarts wish 1t
we It to my thlekprss desired We b.
found old stand. ~ LASailes, whr.r we rhA1
information that may be deaised. and correspond
tf4t fcortve the subject will bf rf1nr ri
u att ndtd to ai4o ktep very heasy stock Of spo
material. 1Ay1nG cement ind coal tai.
, 1869-04-07
R0S1N.
900 Brls. Rosi
PROPOSALS.
TO BRIDGE BUILD

seaied P.rpo4.h VIII be received By f.,e Henry
Bridge Company. At theif o1aea In Henry, IN MAJ
County nd Stats It I1tuoIA antG A7s1 sash. ts9'-
st1pek n. for bul2a.F the naAson-T md er1Ge:st.i
Of ea17faee t11dss AcEoas the TtoaA HyeE-
The t.ddse viii epntl4t IT tonr fcant ct cne hE:
a1a ffty feet each, soa daw Of two Kindred sad
y .e9p) fert-
The m4eonsJ vi1 contbt Il aboot t*o t:sao;:ssod :
It work In dimtn1iou ssone- aad shGat t':s hi:
sktt1 Of ruaha- work IN pi1e foto'laets1s. Drs:ss
speci6ea11acs o9 tic naesNy ATe On d1c 10 tht otS
the Company. Ill biia mr49 eunfoful thetetd-
Bt3s VII be received for th. sopeFstsuetrEa IT.
u,4aonsy, pile work md draw pier ptuteetaon- AeraZ
OF foz al euMhiue1- An bids m1.t bt Acectnpa=t'
d1atts and dpeeideAtfons exre9t fox HaaAouHy aad
1otk. The Company wM lid 1 tEserve uf &6et:
erat unttl the work il finished lid accepted.
p7uroaalA no1tt hc adlreeted u F. s. Becker Seer
h c. h. Co. Henry, ullaotA- md endeE-<.1 p<"3
for triltius bridge, md be Acrampacit7l bJ \ tuE
4lo1 for each separate bill, Ind !. 0n for uc:a,
tlLs, ecpdxi4ned u u r.ual IN N,eh saseA
The Company reserse tae right to rsieet LET h;'
L, aceortanee with The eyudI:iacs of his a3<
or to reject II bis: md 60 rrepoaa1 VII er acc
unless the patty Offering shan stre the Company
factoy eyldenee that be has the neeess4y tk1... e
enee. cne.E1 md ahtEty for doing the work Il
worthy, md has sufficient pees1i.z5 reaeusrtr.
F.S- BECKER. Sec.J L. {. 3,
x-fJ$ $u&h
, 1869-04-07

ano Also that Of Nj. Dawe4- He suggested that nj
roaming Indians be collected Into one reservation
nno general civil government extended ores
tasm, ne desired to have the Adjournment reso-
adopted
Ar. BINGHAM supported the amendment OF Mr,
DaNes, but suGGtettd that the appropriation be
increased to 31,No, 900. lie considered the IplIau
treaties binding on the uouAe
M. DAWES aSatn argped tn support IT his
amendment
Nj; WILKINSON believed In carrying ont the
treaties and Old not see why two millions should
t,e placed ID the hands Of tho President 10 do with
1t a. he pleased, Without any restraint whatever.
~ 1CTLEh Mass} favorc,i the Increase ot
the appropriation to two And q hal1 Millions
i The question waa then taken On the increase to
two Rn1 han millions and rejected
MI Dawcs' amendment Nas then adopted.
The Senate amendments were then taken nn,
and d!sIk'aed u In the manner recommended bJ
ne Committee on App9npriattons, n Of them
being concu1Ttd II, and 11a non-concurtcd u.
ApJpCRNAEN1.
The committee rose ind the House adjourned.
The vote IN the House will be taken to-tuoFrow On
the Amendments
, 1869-04-07
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
FIELD. !.
IEAXE5
=: & CO.;

Will continue the Sale
of Ladies', Misses. and
Children's HOSIERY e..
uND ERwEAR, :pur-
chased Of Edward Ely,
during Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 9Th
and 9TH. Ladies wishing
to avail themselves y.
this opportunity to buy
First-cIass Goods at
about half their real
value, will do well to call
early.
, 1869-04-07

Revenue Supervisor Young, Of Southern Ohio. Is
70 be removed II. L. nonnlng will rrohahlJ suc-
Ceed him. General SPEED 8 Fry has been Rppotnt-
cd Supervisor Of Internal Revenue 1or Kentucky,
tses Goodloe The President stated this afternoon
thai be had decided not to rcmoye Assessor
Stolla Of the First Ohio District. John R. Reno
has tccn appointed Collector Of the Second Ken
tuc9 District No changes are expee, IN the
revenue of1cers In the Third Kentucky District
In the First District thu contest for the Assessor
ship Is between Colonies uskcr and Hail. and ln
the Fifth, for Collector, between Buc&ncr aud
Wing, with thr President favogluc the latter
, 1869-04-07
CHICAGO WEEKLY TR|bUN
For April 8, 1863,
NOW READY.

C0NTRNTss
l. PARIS LEr1KR--Peaee Or w.s-Kuznsred Aal-
tToFf4uco-1tall4n Auiance-Quech lAabe4A IN
Pari4-1ta1an Poverty - Approaching French
Eeclons-The Eagle ot Routakne. etc
I A1CuIGAS-ApproaehinsC C1ose Of the legislative
se4.ion-su,nna1y Of the More 1uportAa. Laws
! DR., MuDD-An Interview: How He Look4. md
HhAt He 64tL
/ TIE HoRRoR3 or snvG 6ING-P1isoness Mar.
de.od+ and NobodJ 70 Blame.
& RETREECHhKNr AND REFoRM-Rrpost Of
the Investigating Committee Discrepancies md
Deficiencies In the TreAguy Department.
McCARDLE CAsE-Edcet Of thc Repsal Of the Act
nt1se7-Dnes II Deprive fhe United st.tes su-
1eruar Court Of Jurisdiction to Render judgment
In the cast.
7WuD BEABTs OUT FOR H01tDAT-rhe n.
ephant and the Lion Lnt.e-0nt Attack \ Loco-
motive and tie Other the Hatives-The Lneomo-
tve IL Too Mneh Tor the Elephant. and Ho olrca
Up tho Ghost
q INDIAN DUEL
T. HOW BUTLER CAUGHT A TARTAR
10. HARDsHKLL BERAoh-~And He Passed to
ahuoczu-"
L. LEE COUNTY f1owa> AGA1N-Deel.inu Of the
United StateA Supreme Court III = MAndAunua
Caso-The United s,ate4 NarshAl Authorized to
Le1J TA1ts In Certain E4sea.
II CHEAP FRE1GHTS-Thc Ability II Railroad to
Compete with Water Trau1portation Report from
J H. MooEr. Esq.. to the Superintendent Of she
Pttt1burEt, Fort Waync 4 Chicago Rat1rsad
IL ANDREW JoHH6oE-Hh Witt to Knn1vf1e-
Hfs sreceh-Hc1.AtteE 1t VIII be Private CitI-
I'm" HI. lack. Though Bent. l. not Brokenr-
He was I NAn Risen from The bcadf
.penultion Hos7td Conkessr-Andy u \
"Rsrskw1ter"-Hc Prefers WIse and Good
Prince to Dcspotie ConErcas"-uia Speech to
HA-0!d Servant Ton"-Ho = Would 10 God
that Government Had not the Credit to borrow =
r.. r. 7sH $tAb ba4hfa
"Cun6 to Hi CotapasA"
IL PHIEEAs $.SN-The oonslusioa ot this deeply In
tertstins strsy.
l. ~MY MAN ANrHoSY"-Aa Amy Renainla'
ecuce-
| IL MAY EvESE0-B, William Cullen Br5Ant
| II, 1NDlAN WAR-Grnesal Custar4s fnn oftdA1 Re-
| port
| t. LOUISIANA LETIER-yl4.t to the sofsr P14at*
| tions-A Chscsso Sestlenent-Cost md Profit oi
Srkar MAkla8-The Trchr Couutly-ChcApne4s nl
Land md the Cost OIL
| 19 ERIE EIEvESr1GATIOF--WAs my Money Gfren
! Tor Republican Eeetioner.tns Pp1poses :-Testt
nony Of Jay Gould. J. Fisk. Jz. and Hamilton
HArTiA
n EprwA1A1S-Judsc Bcxk's Deeddon-Fede7a
| Judlcia1J-RAilsoad md Tascz Tranar,rtAt!on-
spocil Lesial4tur-Tkx Stealing Bll-1adiau
Observation-Disclosures 10 tho 11nAsHrr
q. FIVE TO SIX COLUMNS OF IMPORTANT
NEWS ITEMS.
e PERSONAL AND POLITICAL 11KNs.
n wEKKLT REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO MAR
KETa
r. TIE LATEST TELEGRAPHIo Markets
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
| The Chicago Weekly Tribune
as the A1ees circulation In The we. ind is N excel
lent medium for advertising particularly Of that cass
Advertisements which Immediately interest h
! hs5te,,hur.st. q the Wet !ss!n. .c..sHsh!t;
, 1869-04-07

The House Committee m Rosla and Canals had
3 1nal meeting to7lay on the Ohio Iurer DrtdEe
bill baltimore parties were present. and argued
The matter with The Pittsburgh steamboat mel
The committee agreed to rrpo1t the old bill, pro-
v1d!ng for SURVEY hf government engineers and
the prohibition Of all bridges Of less than no feet
span till Congress h8d taken definite action
TuK CASE or COLONEL HALF1N.
Judge Carter and t. r. Thomas, OF Cincinnati,
had Second audience With the President, In hla
private library, to-day, regarding Coouc. lIalptn,
connncd in m English prison. The President said
the case would be referred TO the Secretary OF
State; that he Che 11csidcnt) would do all he
could In tho matter, and II On Investigation it was
found our government h1d tho rtStt To demand
I'm EHin Ahnnt tAn9 94anda
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09
C 0 M M { R C IAL,
Latest New York, Chicago and
st. Louis Reports.
Correct Rock Island Quotations.
Rock Xsland Ndarket.

kocK ISLAND, April v.
FLoUR-spring Double Extra, in bbls. 81, so St
Wholesale aud $40 at retail. Sacks, 80, 80 81
Wholesale and 500 At retail. Loose, $500 al
Wholesale and $3.50 at retail
WHEAr--No / 1885, No, 2 20.
CORS-45agOc.
OATs-45a4oo for - lbs.
RYH-gOsIHU
BARLHY-No.I /, so. Eo.2,l.9O
5ALT-J 10 per barrel.
Recommendations barrels included, 40
retail 6gc.
HIGHwI5Es-Sl,35.
POTATUEs-EU.
OSToSs-2,OO per bu.
EG8s-I24c dos.
BUrrER-vcry choice lots, for retailing, will
bring J0s3Jo
OHEEsr-25. X. 80.
PouLrRr-spring chickens 10 cts per III.
Turkeys IL otI per ID.
LARD-2Oo per n.
Hoss-Ror live hogs 9a4. Dressed 10, O,6Osl 90
dividing on 200 lbs.
CArrLE-Live weight, common, 3,50s4, so.
Prime shipping 6.OOa6,0O per hundred pounds
HrDHs-Green Country, 60 green cured, Ilc
green calf, lOal2icj dry flint, l4al7ci dry salt
ed, l5c
HAY-Prairis 81 per ton Timothy $40 90.
WoOD-- -0sE 81, 5OR7, 90 q cord.
OoAL--At the Goal Valley Yard, on the Levse,
coal is sold at - cents the cost Of delivering TO
be added.
From teams, In Market Square, at I4al cents
LnE-Port Byron, $l3O per bbl. Rock Island
lime $l.l6 per bbl.
APPLEs-5, ,5Oh6, ,0t per barrel
CRAEBERRIEs go cents per quart
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09

The three Gregory brothers performed a
wonderful. feat in New York the other
day. The boy Jean, hanginng by bis
knees on one end Of ladder, suspended
horizontally 50 feet above the stage, sup.
ported by his hands his brother Albert,
whom he swung to and fro aud finally hurled
toward the other end Of the ladder. During
the passage Albert made complete SON
mersaut and caught his other brother Ar.
thur who was also suspended by his knees
from the opposite end of the ladder.
Raymond Of the Times and other New
York political acrobates didn't seen to think
much Of the performances.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09

The Chicago Post declines to grant the
use Of its columns to an admirer of Senator
Fenton to defend that genteman-if he
may be properly so.calei on the ground
that he has been publicly charged with comp
ton and bribery, the charge being made
BY responsible parties, accompanied by Of
fers to produce the proof and no defense or
denial is attempted by Mr. Fentou. The
Post says; "If Senator Fentcn holds his
own reputation SO cheap, or if he SO thor.
oughly despises public opinion that no does
not feel the obligation resting upon him TO
notice these assaults upon his good name, his
friends can do nothing for him, and we must
Poremptorily decline to surrender our col
umns to their efforts in his behalf"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09

A newspaper published at Atlanta, Ga,
has come out boldly in advocacy of the mur
der Of the leading Union men in the State
More reconstruction needed Union.
Error, it is said, travels league while
truth is putting on its boots, and stories in
the interest of Radcalism in the South fully
illustrate the truth Of the adage. The fol-
lowing telegram to the New York Tribune,
which is the regular medium of circulating
false reports from the South, is the founda.
ton for the above announcement in the
UHiJH
The following appeared in an editorial
in the Aeto Era, Of this morning, in refer.
ence 10 the Georgia delegation in Washing.
ton, including Governor Bullock, as II Grant
Republican we loathe these monsters in
human shape, and hope they may perish hy
the wayside, and the State never again be-
cursed by their presence The above in.
centiye TO murder il denounced by every re-
spectacle citizen Of Atlanta
In the first place, We believe no such Ian.
guage ever appeared in the Ne,c Era, at
Atlanta; in the second place, we think the
Neto Era is the orgsn of the new dispense.
tion in Atlanta; in thethird place the Tribune
dispatch is no authority for the statement
that Georgia paper "comes out boldly in
advocacy Of the murder OF leading Union
men, If the correspondent of the Tribune
has been as liberal in reporting whatever
language may have been used by the Geor.
gia paper as the Union has been in report.
ing the correspondent how much truth
probably has the story for its original capital
stock? This is a nice problem for the al.
gebraists of our common schools. If some
other loyal paper, republican in form"
should make Parsphrase Of the Unions
paraphrase of the Tribunes correspondents
dubious dispatch, wouldn't it probably read
about as follows? Three Union men were
murdered last night at Atlanta, and several
Colored men beaten and left for dead
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09

No decisive action will be taken on the
Georgia bill for putting Democrats ont Of
office and Republicans in, ill next session
of Congress, Even bingham says such leg.
islaton as the fourth section of the bill will
recelve "unIversaL condemnation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09

1t costs the guests Of some Of the public
houses of Chicago three.ftths as much to
"put up" at the house as it does the propri'
eior to keep it, as appears fron the police
court REPORTS oi thar CITY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09
LOCAL COLUMN.
FrTTEEN CESTs a line will be charged fol
each insertion Of articles under this head.


A new stock Of fine Gtnghams, Printed
Cnmbrics Prints, Muslins, Black Alpacas,
Dress Buttons, &c, at very low prices Will
20 East in few days for new goods, and
hope to be able to show stock that will
command liberal patronage. Our assort
mont is now good and prices as low as
ever. c. NJ. AIKEN.
AprIl d6t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09
st. Louis Market.

Ieegrsphsd to the Argus
Sr. LOUIS, March Q.
Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat firm not quo
tAbly changed Corn quiet 44a6j. Oats better
G4aG6. Rye lower l,25nb26. Barley uncbsug-
ed. Whisky steady -. Pork 3Os6O. Lard
lower active II
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09
READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mil, 1
i have opened Ware Room for the sale oF
Prmed and Glazed Sash, where | will keep con-
etantly on hand all sizes Of these articles, which
/ con sell at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. | obtain my Glhss
from the manufactures at Pittsbur2, thereby
ssviRg 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.
teTest by giving me call before purchasing else
" here az an uHcring unufusl Inducements for
this trade J.A. BIDDISON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09
ODD Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. IL, l. o. 0. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at odd Eel.
lows Hall, southeast corner Of Illinois and
Eagle SITS, at n o'clock Pm
j. Q. LrNDBLAD, n. &.
j, FRANZ CONWAY, Il. $.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-09
y y . W n
UNION STOCK YARpq, April 9,

Cattle quiet Eastern adyiccs unayorable buy
ers generally held Off receipts Pa saIss 409
common to choice butchers at 4,25a5O; ig ght to
medium steers 5,2jaG; choice 9,50aG2, Hogs
steady, ormer under light receipts aud good
mon at ,50a75; far to medium 9,9Osl0 l2 good
to choice l025uj0.
shcep-Both the local and shipping demand
was lair, ard prices ruled steady at Tuesday .
range. Sales wore.
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Daily argus.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Prentice wants Secretary Fish to give him
his fin on the Secretary declaration ihathe
is in favor Of the cessation Of al parlzan
strife
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Wide Awake and Ready for Business at A
BamberRers

\ new and complete stock OF staple and
fancy dry goods, notions &c, just received,
and will be sold cheap for cash.
have also the pleasure Of informing the
public that | have resumed the merchant
tailoring business, and have also = full and
stock Of the best ready made
clothing and gent's furnishing goods,
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Brigsdier Gen, Jno. IL. Howe, Of Kewa.
nee, has been nominated as chief Justice of
the Supreme Court Of th2 new territory Of
Wyoming.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 9.
TslegraphSd to the ARsEs.

OHIOAGoi htrh y.
Flour, low grades fair demand at unchanged
prices; other grades dull, inaonive; Wheat
unsettled, irregular, weak at lOs4i Corn 53.-
Oats 52nt Rye l,2O; Barley l52aGO; Pork
1923 Lard I7!. Shoulders m
Hides-Tho market il dull, witq a strong
downward tendency. Heavy lots are almost en-.
tirrly neglected, except at decided reductions,
with want Of animation in other descriptions.
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Masonic

Barrett Chapter No. ls,R. A. VI. meets al
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues
days Of each month.
HESEY BURGowER, II. =.
GEORGE l.. CARLroN, Sec'y.
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Stocks and Money.

Teiegraphod to the ARSrS:
NEw YORK, Apr'l v
Gold I,32i; Coupon. Of 81 lie; 5-2c'
frst I,l9d; do second l,llE do third liza;
new I,I3ii do '67 l,Iai DO IS I,I3Si 10 4es
l,054.
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YANKEE NOTION STORE
WHOLESALE 4ND RETAIL
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD g. BROTHER.

The underIgneI, succesSoFs to A. Hull have
on hand full stock II
XANTxuI NOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Mitrens, Gloves. Pins. Noe.
dice Paper. Envelopes, Pens, Pencils Machine
shk, Thread, Binding, Buttons Belts and Buc-
bles, kaEors, SCISSORS, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, BHrters' Soap, Hair oil, Perfumery, Combs,
Purses, Calf aud Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and Kings, Whips, LRshos, Hosiery, Cigars, Sus-
pondors Gun Gaps, speotacieS Shoe Laoes, Head
Nets Chewing Gum, RuGies, Ladies' aud Cent?
Bosoms and Collars, Paper Collars, and great
variety Of fancy articles generally kept in No
tion Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods In New York Of importers,
3obbers and manufacturers for the Wholesale
trade, and can cell as cheap hs any store west Of
New York.
FIELD b BROTHER,
Illinois Street, Rock Island
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NOVELTY CORY MEAL Mills

TN CONNECTION with his Planning NH, th'
| Subscriber is still conducting the Novelty
Corn MeaI Mills and has constantly on hand
.uper-r quality Of white and yellow kiln dried
meal by he barrel or hundred pounds HisheS,
market price paid for Corn. The patronage OF
h public is respectfully solicited. o,,
IA. BlDDI5UAs