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.ygoY DIED.

GILL-ln this city, at his residence, No. 80
Asadlson street. on the lath, At Q O'Clock p.rn-,
of congestion, GEoR0E NJ. GILL,
Eotiee viii be given of time OF funeral.
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THE WAR PORTFOLIO. -.
DTT6W0IC ,fiJho I @ ISL ~.
Gen. Belknap, Of Iowa, Appointed
; Secretary. y Of War.
Short Biographical Sketch Of the
@ 4GsntleHan 81
g AHa " ~

WAsHINGToN, October IS.-The PEesi-
dent has appointed Gen. Belknap, of Keo-
kuk, Iowa, Secretary Of War, to I'LL the
vacancy caused By the death OF Rawlings.
Mai Cen Belknep is : graduate Of
Princeton College, n. ]. He served in the
army from the, ,frst to the last of the late
war gsssa.co4nmatlded,9na okthe Divisions
of the Fifteenth Army Corps, in Sher-
IhaE's last two OAmpai gns, y with great
credit to himself and entire satisfaction
70 his supstior officers, He is thiEsy-
eight ysarafold,7 and lawyer by profes-
sion. lie viii reach here in a lew days,
when Sherman will formally resign his
position as Secretary of War Ia "a
bnB .hsii1 ae uo51O) 70 sf18llr7ier.D lu 1
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10 NASHVILLE
l0 The xyth amendment will not Pass.
The County COmmissiOnership'--
Merchants Tax.

The Success of Andrew Johnson
.-.. .a-- Assured. az
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SPECIAL SALE

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AUCTION
PEREMPfoRY AUCTION SALE

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FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUCTION.

DY A. n. STODDARD q Co. g. Union street
ID We will sell as above ATURDAY, OctO-
Der 18TH, "a pay charges one Fam ly-C 'arrfage
Sale positive and without reserve.
: ocl0 A. n. SfUpDARD. Anctioneer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

B!
@tQtuS Brptb. u. Dunbar.
St.YauL Minneiota.
DIR abernstmen BE 8efersuns aasr sum Sautfade &C.
tsrteeu @ei&dfte, uup ,par Sorjussweiit:
1. Mnnabnte BON Depofiten.
@eleer, reae bel uns e~epentrt werben, asbea iesasett
shne sorterise x~iansisuns. sar gerfasans Der Deponnsnten!
1ar out enc befthnnte Bet BET INNS uiseraslssts @eteer
Serslteu mir PIT. SntereFen.
2. @elp>@ ebiel.
@els, stssr uno frsnte gean,en .aufen uns ~ssr,auf.a
mir aas gum 9ases<Geurfe.
3. Mnfauf uno @ertauf pom @e9leln.
Bon su.en 8auquters- gtruaen a~usseaeate aDe&fl t6uuen
bel uns tets jurn eurranten 6ourfe In @elb umeeuanbelt
perbeu. gDir sertaufen aDealel af Stem Sort, Ct. 2euts,
s Sssts:s g;s Mi!ssssts s !; I r., sss sss G stT y @s Sss', Sss tts.:
area mir u. u. aui f~olsenbe pIdse eurOpas:
&u9sburg Grantfurt a. ST..
8ala, Berlin,
8remen, @aiel,
@pblenI @Dln>
2etp3;9, Mannbeim,
WGn4en, Nlrnbere>
Strabbur9, Stuttgart
Trter. Bien>
5emburs, 2onbon> &c.
d. Gtnjiebun9 bon @elpern.
Dir beiorsen sas GcQeetiren BON Mpten uub
99ulol4etnen aler Mrt, Grbl9aften u. {. u. tn
alien Sbelen @uropa's unb Der SCI. @taaten.
Da3u erforberlide papiere, als go1ma&ten,
ger5i9tleiituues- lrtunben, Gpbten19eine Il. fer
ttgen mir lelbI, unte- @arantirun9 Der Ne9t-
elltteteit an unb beipreew bic epnlulari}@e 81
slaubisans berlelben.
Den @e9entpertb aler 1T europa
our9 unS colleettrten ODER bel un1ern
cortt9en Gprreippnbenten fit unlere
&e@nun9 et19ebenoen @eloer 3ablen
mir bier in @olp ans.
5. @erfauf Don pa0asezS@ einen
sur ueberfatrt BON gremen, 5auburs xnb liverpool nab
Netesgsrt per Seeelf&tff sber Danrpfbput, fopte 5atrbtaets
r. Sssi Msaf ''' "s"- y ''' '' e'' PAUL '' ben "'t''''ft'
s.. 8e3ablun9 Don Saren
II i:eela apsils ees staat.s: 9Nniauf uns gsrtauf BON
Z. @ereiniste Staaten 8pnos
tautea mir gum 1ases.Gourft.
@ebrnoer wiQius s Dunbar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
Sic Sbafjutbt in BEN Seret:
ni0ten Stadten.
70 III g.

(@9luB.)
Wdbrsnb bic ensltiae @&aaf3u9tin ben leB-
ten Deeennisn tbr b%aupHa&li@Nss aussnntsrt
auf bic Glei9probuctiuu unb be0en @ermsbruns
qeri@t.t Sat be1rebten i@ bic Mmerifaner ,nSs'
li@f, Bit QuantitGt ber @oQe ibrer @@aafe
~ perte7trn, namentli@ ieitben, Der Barssrfries
10 euoru,e MaFtn ter serf&iebenNeu @oQfabrt-
tate CUR @eriorsuxs ieiner 3ablreidsn @rnaeen
erforserte. Mit benz aufbSren tes 8irssrtrit-
ses trat aud fofort cine Glaubeit III BEN @oQ-
sei&afte ein, pel9e tros aller teblabi@nstoenesa
@@us3SQe bisbsr nidt bat ssbobsa ,osrsea tOn'
men, unb welde aud niu,mer bur@ b~erartt9e
esoiRii9e 8earebunsen piro beisiist 'psrosn,
biz lebielt@ ba3u bienen, bic 1ai9en bes 8 an>
{ n @plfs III @unfen e~in3eluer Gabrtdfarten
au planberu. Die @o1e 1T Elm Mrtitsl bss
@elttanbeIs, be6tn Yreis F& bel ben
iebisen @ertebrs unb Granspurtmitteln mad
benz 8erbaltniIt tes @elt> Mneebuts unb BET
Na@frase ri&tet, unb 10 LANCE bic Na@frase
ni&t bic bes ansebots unserbdltnibmabts iiber>
0eiet, perben tpir and feline unserbdltnibmabis
B ) en- preiIe pieber betummen. l1ebrtesas
iinb bic iebieen wreile bic bur&i9nittli@ so Gts.
pro pfunb betraeen, teineawess i&le&t sn ntu-
men unt b~erieniee Tarn,er, be1en @irtbf&aft
int uebrissa teine Gebler unt Maussl bat ,pirb
Is ut&t bereuen, etpas Mrbeit uuo Capital auf
bic @@aafu@t nerwenbet ~ baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
Tar,,t ,1mb @amS.

- Sn &p9eatr (N. 81 unb l1nasssenb ,psr>
ben idbrli@ bunberte BON 8ulbel beuti@e 3wet>
i@en ge3osen unb na& q. 9. uno anbern St.
seuben serianbt. @enn Elm Obf3u&ter So
$50 fir YFaumen erbdlt per guibsl besablt-
unb ba Der Gureulio (etn teiner Rafer) ben
wFaumeu, beionbers iol&en, bic Der @orssn~
tonne aussefebt fnb> bebeuteuo sefabrli4sr 3u>
(est, als ten :3weti@en, 10 trast bie3weti&s sisl
mebr, reselmabiser u. f&erer, ais bic YFauu,s.
Gbsnio fault biz 3peti@e ~eniser, als irssns
inepEaxmsniurte, unb bdnst lanssr am8aurne
ais Die wfaunae, ia bleibt in sielsn GaQsn baran
bauaeu unb trcdnet, wenn lie nidt sepFadt pirt.
So sibt in ber l~1mseseub BON &o&eaer 3pet-
l&enbaume, bic i&un IS SABRE ftebsn unb nod
selunb unb traebar fub. Der Baum 1T pisl
%ausbauernber I'M talsn Morbwtfeu, ais bic
meif.n YFaumeniorten, unb baber bic farte
Na&frase mad ;3pstl9snbaumen felt mebrsren
Satren.
- @ssen bic i9abli9en GtnFi6t bes ua6er>
bi3ten l1%ntersrunbts in Minnefota it berl1nter-
grunespaus (under - ground ODER subsoil
plow) bas redte Ding: Dit lanewirtbi&aftli&e
2~ebraaaalt III Woru.s Lief I'M Sabre 1861 cit
lit ber &ultur 3iemli@ auridsetommenes Jelo-
aad gang slet@ud6is fart mitSta1mit bineeu,
es bann aur 9dlfte feds 3oa tief pfisen unb
CUR 9dlfte au6erbem nod a@t 3oa tiefer
nit ben. 11n~tererunbpause lodern. SIN Grib-
tabr barauf tpurbe tas san3t Gelb nit fd&fi@en
;3wtebeItartoFeln beiest beren @a@stbuua bic
aufdQiee Gri@eiuune barbot bab ba, no BIZ
MISUNDERSTANDING iattssfunbsu batts, Bit
St6de nod 3 @o@en lang in ippieem Grim
pransteu, nadben1 fe auf benz aneeren Stiide
bereits welt eewcrbeu maren ; auberbem tuar
ber Grtrag auf BEN Iebteren etide un1 "a gru.
eerineer als auf ben. ~er1ereu. Nun tuurbe tas
Gelb nit @eisen etuseiaet. Da no biz 2ode>
runs best1ntersrunbes fatteefunben BATE, iiber>
winterte Ct better, beRodte' f@ I'M Gribiabr bid
tel, fam eber lit glitbe erlanste Elm ur1 5 ;3pu
ldinseres @trob unb CAB eiuen Grtrae at RGr>
uern son 81 Yereent uebr als ba, no bic TIN
sruabsluderun8 unterla7tn purben par. SIM
SABRE 1864 erfclste mad surberiser slei@mabi.
ger Daunuas nit @uperpbospbat bic @er1sn=
(aat als.'1eberfru@t 3u einseiaeter9userne. Die
@er(e blteb auf benz tiefer aslodsrten Ibeile
nidt ALIEN IN, 8 bic 10 Sage lauser grim, ais
auf BEN anberen Ibeile, icuberr fe CAB aud e.
uen Mebrertras an fSrueru uu1 II unt at
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

ben Golcnteen ODER febrt NIT benz, tpas er e.
ipart, in feline 9etmatt 3urad. Maurittus
1T fit bteles aultfpFeut slet&lam elaiFl4er
8cben. Man BAT bort, sute IN Meatnbten,
ldnsere Belt BIN unt Der setafet, bts man
au elmer perRdnbtsen graris setommtn it,
tpelde beiben Sbeilen gortbeil brtnst. Mn>
fanss mar bic &ulieinpanberuns gang fret
seseben. Die YFan3er lieben 1T Snbien
Mrbeiter auf S Sabre anmerben unb biefe
auf tire Soften, ruel9e burdidnittlt& so
Dollars per 8opf %betrusen, mad Maurttius
Mafen.
90 befam bic Snlel binnen vier Sabren
$4,000 &ulis, aber babel Reaten f4 Mtb'
trdu4e etn man@e Mrbeiter murben pcn
ben asenten bef9winbelt unb auf Der llsber<
fatrt tarben ptele 2eute ; SIN England moQ<
te man besba1b In ter &ulteinwanberuns
etne reue Tprnt bees flaoenbanbels erbltden
unb baruu1 suurbe btelelbe 5u Grbe 1883 Don
Der @esteruns nerbpten. Das mar unper'
adnbts, beun nun, ba ale fernere Gtnfubr
Der Suits abeeianttten war unb bic Neser
mad pie Dor trds blteben, ~ftetserten li@, tpe'
sen Mansels an Mrbeitern, bic sohne Der
maben, bas Elm sortbetlbafter &nbau bes
Buffers platterbinss unntSsli@ rurbe. Die
ena1tl4e &esieruns besrif bas aud unt
erlaubte 1912 bic &ulteinpanberuns Ipteber
jebo9 unter seiesli4eng orfebrunsen. Gin
Beiipiel fur ate. Denie1ben 8erlauf nit
auf Mauritius, nabm bic &uli> Mnselesens
belt u%berbaupt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

@trot uns ID gereent. Der 2u3ernetleeaanb
mar i'm SABRE 1866 i9etnbar 3ieuali& elei&ma6-
ia, bod lieferte ber tieftr seluderte She'll bes
Gelbes eineu UNI Fl weretnt bSberen Grtrae an
Dirrfuter ais bas anbere Stid. SIN SABRE
1866 betrus Der Grtrassunteri&ieb q, int SABRE
1867 43 Yrresnt, unb in. SABRE 1868 mar Der
ltuterlwieb 10 aufauenb, baB bas imSabre 1862
in semStuli9sr Jur&e sepfiiste Gsle poraus-
i&li& I'M na@ltenSabr sebru&en werben mu6,
mGtrenb bic 3u3erne aaf BEN NIT benz Inter
sruubpFus. bebanbelteu Geloe il& nod in aan3
ippiaer Befpdung befnbet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
Die oitaiatif9e Musmanoerun9
uno bic Gbinefen in ben
Derein. Gtaaten.

I'm an etnem Beilpiele Elm Flares Bib
3u seben Don ber 8ebeutuus unb Der Gntfe>
buns Observation-Disclosures fowte aud Don
ben batei III Sage eetretener l1ebelfdnben
unb ben perfateoenen @eriu@en, benlelbeu
a~b3ubefen, lafen mir BIER cine 8eiaretbuns
bieier gerbdltntGe In 8e3us auf bic brtttiiae
Snltl 81 arttius In Der Mdbe BON Maba>
sasfar (Mfrifa) Don &ar1 Mnbree
In ittner Geographic oes Weltbanbels" fol.
gen:
vNaurttius perbanft es lebt9lt9 Der resel.
n,dbisen 3ufubr son &rbettstrdften aus Sn.
bten, bab Is ni&t in Serial. 8eratten 1T, tpie
bic uetfen tpeftnbti@en iSnfeln Is tparbe
3u @runbe sesansen ietn, tpenn Is auf bic
Reser a~nsewieien seblieben tpdre. als
1888 bic emancipation bef4loGen ipurbe,
iu@ten bic gFan3er fofort gorfebrunsen au
treFen, I'm, f@ arbeiter 3u f&ern ; lie tpue>
ten iebr pobl, ba6 auf bic ebemaltSen @tla>
sen nt@ts 3u re9nen fet. TIM 1888, In wel'
dem SABRE biesfeser p01is fret 9elafen ,per>
ben lo1ten, nt&t aberrai9t au merben, Dol
ten le Mrbeiter ausSnbteu, uub BE-
nit b:san,t bte Ginwunberum 9 ber&u>
It's, pel&e ieitbet fur asGolonialmeien poa
70 GROCER 8ebeutuns seporben IL, urb obne
pel4e ptele Der fru9tbarfen &estonen nit
Der our @tlbnie tdtten tperbe1 muGen. IN
bic @teQe bee freien Meeers, Der ntdt arbets
tet. trttt ber fei6ise Snbter ais Griabnann
tpdbrenb iener "etnen fre4en, unseri9dmten
tur@ unb bur@ nasnustsen W5bel, Elm
f4eu6lt9es yrcletartar btlbet, ertpirbt ber
inbti9e Suit @elb unb bletbt bauernb tn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

.araft treten, bon @albiabr su3albtabr tane@
bar fem, unb 3pet SABRE mad tetrtr Durd9'
fubruns repibirt tperben foQ.
art. 20 enbli9, bab bic S4tfe anberer
Naticnen, ais Der pertrasialiesenben, ratnoe'
items slet9en Bel9rdntunsem Seieslt@ unter'
tpcrfen fetn fofen. .4|.
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BaS tpirt aus Guba?

Guba tpiro balo nit Irlmn.ern uno Slut
bebedt fem. @etne rei9en 3uder 9lanta>
gen uerben permifet feben, feline tapferen
Mdnner rperbe,t bectmtrt, int &arnpt 9efaQer1
pber i'm Glenb umseton,men ietn, rdbrenb
@@aaren BON @oblbabenben, bic TIRE per-
f5nlt6e Si&erbett benz &f fur bic anat'
tdnsiefeit Der 9etmatt ror3ieben, NIT Wetb
unb Sinh unb ibren 3uianamenseraften
@ddten Don Der Snftl Fteben. Gs frast
id, Of bic 8erein. Staaten bieiem Nuth Der
tena4barten unb be~freunbeten Sniel rubts
3uieben tppIen unb barfen. Sc ltest tmSn>
tere0e Der Union, fir bic u~nsladltden gu
bancr ni9t Bios ibre lebtafte Spmpatbte
aus3ufpreaen, irnbern i@abeno unb retterb
einsuihreiten.
Die Snlurrettipn auf Cuba mag ausfal-
len ,pie le tptl : bic Musidten Der Gubaaer
jelbi inb bic iA1e6tefen, bic es nur seben
fanu. Derben 1e Don ben Spaniern tpie'
Der u%ntermprfen, II perben le Dor aaenDtn<
sen bic &riessfofen be3ablen n1afer, unb
jinb biele beretniet, bann werben fe mad tpie
Dor pcn benz Mutterlanpe aussebeutet tptr<
ben. Denu Spanten 1T arm, Guba aber TT
reid, unb naA Der Mnfi&t Der Spanier mar
unb 1T Is nod beute gang In Der Sronu19,
bab bic SCOOTER Der SHUTTER ausbelfe 1T Der
Mptt.
5dlasen li@ bic Gubaner fret, errtdten
fe cine unabbdnstse &epubltf, 70 babsn tie
6as @aidial Merteo's unb Der Gentral>unb
labamerifanti&en &eYub1ifen, ;. :. ewise
&%epo1utionen, l1lurpationen, S%ronuneia>
n,ento's unb 8arsertrtese unb bamtt ben
STUN hires @ob1fanees unb iosar ben Ser
luf bes serineen Mases bur9erli4er Sret-
bsit su sepdrtisen, beFen fe it4 iest erfreu'
en-. Denn pb ie Don ben @pantern BE-
beberridt urp ausseiosen, ODER Don ben et'
senen u%iurpatoren bransialirt unb sebranb>
fAabt werben, fcm,mt-tn 8e3u9 auf bic
Tclsen- 70 ;iemlid auf Gins beraus.
@s bietet F9 benGubanert nod cine brittle
ausf9t, tpel9e ii@ tuabrf&etn1t4 erfaaen
rcirb, bie Musidt, ron ben 8erein. Staate1
annettirt III tperben. @ei4tebt Dteies, 10
f6nnen fi9 bic Gubaner auf bas Sdtdial
sefa6t talten, mel9es bic Mertfaner in g.
Hfornten unb Geras unb felbft bic Sran3o'
in in eoutiana betrofen bat. @te perben
in bteieua Safe Don ben Mnselia4len aber>
Futbet, In cine Undergraduate @teluns &C.
brinst uni balb inne tperben, baB le-
ltlbf unfdbte suut @elfsorernment - mil
Der Mnnerion nur ben Naner tbrer perr<
i9aft 9epe3lelt baben.
81 Die Yerle Denientsen, pel4en fe als
Grbtbea In ben 6doob fiele, etnen beionbe'
rem Seeen ms @aus brtasen warbe, III
ebenfa1s 3meifelbaft. Die ipanti4e &aeeta
;ablret@er pertreten in Cuba, tpte fe es in
Californian unb Eeras war, unb Yerionen,
rpelds bic Menlden unb @erbdltntfe auf
Guba fennen moQen, %bebaupten, baB bic
Ser. @taaten., int Safe fe Cuba anneftir,
ten, cine fodlptelise febenbe Mrnaee auf gu,
ba unterbalten ntubten, tint ben &acenbab
Der Anselia&ien sesen bic ~@reaiers" unb
Ter ipanii9en Greolen sesen bic ganfees i'm
2durte au balten. .
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SD bena&ridttse bternit a6tunesupnf bas beutide
plase eu ,.Gaenpaareu' unb 8urniitine- @upbsz @ed aft,'
etablirt babe. Gs pirb uein fetes 8enniben fem, burd
cute unb btatse B~ebienuu8 bic @uuR elmer aqsenaetnen
Runbihaft ju fnen. Sep12
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

The amount of money transmitted by
postal orders during the last year was some
thing over $4,000, 900; ond during the
fiscal year ending last June, the amount
reached the astonishing figure Of $40 900,
900. The number of orders required foI
this amount was about 100000. The
amount of the revenue TO the Department
from this source is very great, while the out
sY 10 very small.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

Receipts Of New York theatres for Sep
tember Booths Theatre, SAC, IA; Niblo'a
Garden, s35,595; Wallack's Theatre, $24,'
$40; Olympic, $40, New York Circus,
$2O,38O; Tammany, $l8,6O9; San Francis,
co Minstrels, $l4,078; Fifth Avenue Thea
ire, sll, 1881; Grand Opera House, sll 1859
Woods Museum, gil, ,ll7.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

The eminent German trsgedian Grunert
died recently at Leipsic. He was educated
for the pulpit, but displayed SO much melo.
dramatic power that he devoted himself to
the stage. His remarkable critical essay on
Macbeth secured for him diploma as Doc
tor of Philosophy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

A lady passed through St Paul last week,
on her way to the settlement on the Red riv.
er of the North, search of husband from
whom she was divorced several yesss ago in
Brazil. She had married egain and was
widowed, and the old love reas,erting itself
had come oil the way from Rio Janero te
seek reconciliation with her FIRST. hus
hand
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

1t is thought that the sale of the Chicago
and New Albany Railroad will be set aside
at the next session of the Supreme Court of
Indiana, and the road will revert to its origi.
nal owners.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

A report by the Atlantic cable that the
emigrans ship Weser, with BAG souls on
board, founded at sea in July last, is Great
ing intense excitement among the German
residents of New York, many of whom had
friends on board.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

Tomorrow Massachusetts, New York
Wisconsin and Minnesota will hold their
State ectons, and Illinois its county cleo
tons. New Jersey will also on that day
elect new Legislature.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

1t is related that Cbinaman in order to
cure sick son, offered mp various things to
certain wooden idol, and, as the son died,
the father commenced suit in the court
against the idol, and a judgement of the
court had the "fellow's" head cut off.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

Mr.. Henry j. Raymond's sou, who has
just completed his college course at Yale,
has entered upon service as reporter for
the New York TSmee with the intention of
working upwards as rapidly as possible
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

The Rev. W. N. Pendleton, Of Lexing
ton. Va, better known as General Pendle
ton, General Lees Chief Of Artillery during
the late war, has been preaching in Balti
more to raise funds for his church burned
during the war,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02
The Secre tary of the Navy has issued

The Secretary of the Navy has issued
orders to the Commandant of the Navy
Yard in Brooklyn to turn over to the civil
authorities, Paymaster's Clerk Bogart, re.
GENTLY tried by court-martial for embazzle-
ment, fraud and desertion. The proceed
ings in the court.martisl have been sci
aaida
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

Miss Helen Beagle recently recovered
$1,000 against Isaac B. Stowel for defaming
her character. Both the parties are resi-,
dents of Altoona, III. The trial lasted three
days, and l75 witness were sworn.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

During the past year 760,OO0,OOO of let
ters passed through the mails of the United
States, being an increase of 100000 over
any previous year. This is almost twenty
letters per head for every man, women and
child in the United States.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

A novel feature of the Danville, Va. Fair,
was pistol shooting match, participated in
by number of young ladies, Miss. Ella
Yates taking the premium.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

According to the New York Telegraph, a
member of the French Legation in Wash.
ington is paying marked attention to a
dusky bell, niece of colored restaurateur
there
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

koopmansehoop states that there are
5000 Chinamsn in California ont of employ
ment, and that more are going to China than
are coming over, owing to the national holi.
DAYS approaching.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

The janitor Of a building in New York,
together with his wife and two children
we're suti'ocated by the burning of the build.
ing last week.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

A minstrel, performance was broken up
in Omaha by one of the performers discov.
ering another man kissing his wife. This is
generally Supposed to be very common oc.
currence.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

In MclIenry county, ILL.,, there are cheese
factories, which use the milk of about 400
cows, and the past season have made about
100000 pounds of cheese
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

A family of seven brothers and sisters, the
youngest ofwhOm is sixty eight, have resid
ed together oil their lives, in Knox county,
Tennessee.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

Cornell University gets new student
from Iowa, who states that he don't care
about classics, bu. wants TO be educated q
poet.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02
pailp argus.
oFFxUYAL pAPH II a.

Tne Emperor Napoleon's physician thinks
be cannot live six months. His disease is
fungus in the Bladder
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02
Et. Louis market.

81 4sou1S 6s02rkats
Tslsgraphsd to the Arg"N
sr. LOUIS, Nov. 2.
Flour-rejected, 9 9'a95; strictly prime, 81 O6a
Lie.
Wheat-dull; extra, 4,25a4,50 winter, super
4,5Va4,75; winter extras, b,5sa7,2 rs.
Corn-new white, 4sa5o; mixed old yellow,
60a72.
Barley-dull, l,40al,62.
Cotton-middling, ,24ta25e.
Hogs-575as,75.
Mess Pork--29a29,50.
shoulders-1,40.
Clear Sides-lScs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02
DIR. B. +. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

DY REQUEST of patients in Rock Island
ID County, will have rooms at the Rock Island
House every Tuesday and Friday during the
fall, where he will treat with electricity all kinds
of diseases, both acute and chronic. Electricity
will locate the disease to the satisfaction of any
patient. One trial will satisfy any one of this
fact. Mrs. S.allcup will attend to lady patients.
The Doctor and his sister are we'll known In
Davenport, 81 Mrs. s.allcup has been resident
of that city for some years, and can bring good
references from some of the best families in the
city, as to the sficsoy Of her treatments In al
Female Diseases. Have cured Deafness, Fever
and Agus, Cstarrh, Bronchial Affections, where
everything else q failed also, Liver and Kid
nsy Affections. No shocks given. The treat
ments are pleasant to the most nervous patients,
even to infants. Let the afflicted give us call,
we will do them good. Charges reasonable.
Consultation free. Hours from s A. NJ. to P.
N. aug23dtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02
BusIMHss UARDs.
BLYTHE l. ST0DOARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
mock Island. xIlinoia.

MANUPAcTURE all kinds Of Wagons,
IVA Carriages, Sulkies, Skeletons, Parm and
Expire. Wagons, DC. Every description OF ~
pairing done at short notice. Particular atten-
uon paid to manufacturing to order.
may26dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02
~ ew Work EIarket.
Rock ISLAND, November 2.

EtIoBrtPUeu 20 tI5 hHEUB,
NEW YonK, Nov. 2.
Flour steady at ,43a44 for winter.
CorhMvanced to 95ai ,05.
Oats higher at 65s6s.
Pork dull and nominal at 1915.
Lard quiet and weak
Whisky steady at l,2l, held Mt ,22.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02
HOUSE ANT SIGN PAINTING,

THE undersigned have formed . CO. partner
i ship, under the hrm of Smsalon d sehleu
msr, for carrying on the business Of House, Sign,
and stsambost Painting; Grsiniag, Kasomin'
ing, Pspsr Hanging, 9la.ing, a.
FRANCIS sMEAL0E,
JOHN sCHLHkkER.
nssh Island Aus. 30, 1888 dG
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-02

Etocks and L1oney.
Telegrsphed to the ARsus.
Nav YoaK, Nov. 2.
Gold, sl,27s.
Coupons of 81 l9i, 62, l44, 81. l25, SIS, 13.
new lss, 81, l5s, 6s, l5S; lO-4O's g..