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M n~. BoMLiaa sAh0os.
PHNNA AvYyUI, NBAR 1lfH 0fRERf WRsY,
0EOR0B BAUER, Propriotor.
Ogsn from o. m. TO Il p. u. The Bar is stocked
vitn viittn the finest LIQUORS, Wines, and
eegsrs Of the finest brands. N".
Ooll and 80, ok.ly

IN BANKRUPTEY.
the oy of Sn tss sssi "a, o,
September, 1852 The undersigned hereby gives
o1s Fl 6s ,S. =: Il s;sS1:s q
said District. who has been adjudged . Bankrupt,
@pon the petition Of bis creditors, By the Supreme
.,v,v GEO MASON at Hs,I
I NIrID srATIs PATIET oITIol, -.
tn. PETITION ~ fEs dsS of
oi1cinniti, Ohio, prsyins !Sr the s.tsnsion q 5
% sS q
ne Ss the m ss Be
=: :sa H 's on Is: ss
Any person may oDyo:su = thts s1ssrsisH Isa ~
oell. .lavsw 6ommissionsr II Passats.
limited STATES PATINT O1TIO1,
tn. pss.9a q b S's.es1 1vskf H. of
Of q hs .H dsy q g:nn
ark, ssS for az t%prcysns1,t tin, IN PiSws =; a..
III s.y S ss sss
time tim, 70 for bling arsunsnts end the Easniner. re-
ana that said petition be heard on the 10Th day Of
ANY person I may oppose this s.tensiep:
oo n.lsvsv Soa@issi.1sr q fss.ass.
s IT, SIy1 II Tsss aas,. sss .'oss;sISsr
s0s i.ss tn ne Discs sSs q ss
REAHRN McoRUDX, late Of Washinstonc UNITY
tie said sans sSs
Sors ss .Ss ass 8 ss.;
%,.y o.hs5Yiss y lay be e1elndsd ir9@ sII Ssnsns
eay of October, loD. eSs- JAHEs kELLYs0
oc1olaW30s NJ ~ "a Adml1istr ator.,
TsIs. 70 ely F3TIc.5s. 4. -, 5n;: ssc :.S
o. Of w..hinsten 0ounty. n ths District Of 0olun
tate ,sft c H q e
county. afofsssid. decesssd. All ysrsons 1avins
eaims against tbs sstd decessed are nereSy warned
the sn6scrissr. on or before the sth day o. OctS-
a PEI nett; theI nay Sthervrs py .sv Hs sxeladed
nv hAaa shissss ss1 Of oGS.ssSSiffii r. ~ n sM1rp
oe s-isvsvs ~ Ish 1dminfstrssrix.
RIRbSI RTR6aH BIRDl III psk feceivsd. =
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= i HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

0. % & 3: es: *: s, & e; :ss .s::
SSs.. ;:! ss :ss
rot have rood beth be whsn the biosd 10 impure
An hsye timely warning in those Blotshss. PIN
E. Ss sGs.s R::Is s:
sAMARITANs so0f AAD HERB JUICES,
before seroful. ts.s: ,s Err. asn y neH; s,u
inS II on :ss
Of IL: ne
fsction, (Which ip many cs.ss q hsredisary in Il.
sa1 esS1sns. Tss Si 1sf bottle. S on '''1''
0AMARITA AN0 GIFT
pi.s,ss: s:sssd iron indsssIstio1 9nly ten liIls,
Elm csrss n froG fwo % Bur days, thus avosd.
S. sss e g. 3 s
FORD. aad by DTuSgis6, n,.~o,.-
ma SlS RAce street. PhiladslDhia.'
pRoRosALs y0R GRADING AID GRAvIL.
So, Eyss:.I;s.s.IoE; p 9. ossss:. = isss, ,$
e: - ssS % :as.s ss,si. s.s..; ssss;
1lsefs viil stsss the rries pei cubic - III
gTsdisl and the price per sQuafe ysTd Tor ersvs,l
ipg; &c surIlusssrsh 70 b deeeitsd vhs!e tSe
sis; :sI,s IL .ans and
o.,,u ~.n.,,ss;;.J, BoWEH. Mayor.
DUTrIB. BoQKwBHAT, ETC. q 81 nh
NEW H0Rk AnD iluNsYGyAUIA
80 1uffBR AND BUCKWHHAT
Nevartt sftUS. CkAHblRRfIs. NEW
AN LARD, eAo0n
Jest received snd fer sale By
BByAN BROr. =
SAG Penusyivsnfa ASeSne.
oc s-eoss 1tZo 0pDosies nstropoiitan Hot.l.
GlIAf BAlGAIHe In aDNr'S rum !.
M1nG e39Ds, ir:s irsT IT, Hs. az fsrk Auctios, at
tween d ssd .. no Branch Stores. 1Sss
l .iss lssgs
xta. - r-,- -. 80
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-0n Monday evening. . small black and
II tan 6IR Any one returning her to No. ESQ
street, will Be literally rewarded
GS RIwARD..Lost, on 18th iust.. in the Tirst
CT owner on IT. The above rev ard will be gi ven IL
returned TO No. 10 Purdy's Court between Penn
syivanis avenue and SITS. 1t.
e z BEWARD Lost, on Saturday night Last.
SO white BULL TERRIEk DOC; had on a lee
tner oouers with ring ans ver1 to name of 'sSam ~
Any one returning hin, to BARBECUE HAMIL-
H. 90 an0 o. Louisiana avenue. will receive
osT-0n Sunday, Path instant, on J street, Be-
streets, an ENAMELLED GUILD BRACELIf,
inecribed inside, "will to Dolhe December Is,
IT'S" The finder Will be suirably REWARDED b5
onS is.ytes SssI = Pss S6.s ss
I OsT-On the 10th instant, GOLD AR DROP,
street to l.. A suitable reward will be given il
returned to Gas u st.. near 4th north. oc Is 81.
I oer-On rhursdev. the zlst, on PennsyIyenia
IL avenue, small LEATHEk B AG, containing
two Electic Magazines and Life of HAYDEN
bound In red; also KEY. The finder will be
sSIsst st1sss 1s .sIsaSed ,S By leaving 1t at No
I est Oh sTOLEN-TWo PROMIssORY
IL NOTES, drawn By B. Hart in favor of Allen
Mitchell, and indorssd by said Alien Mitchell, each
dated July !. lS69-one for 500; the other for $3.50.
said notes belong to the estate Of B. lost
and al persons are cautioned against taking or
nssotsstoc Ss 1s:tno Tor the same RoouAr Executor
n00 LOsf-A liver color and whts-hsd on
- chain collar, vi q owners address Oh. Who
ever Will return him 70 46O lith street will be
suifsbly res ardeA. MA TAPPAN. oc IL
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RT eRllH wILhIAMs,
No. 626, Southeast corner 7th and streets.

. AuVtiUuosfe SHu ne6I Egs9te Br0keU,
NO. e26, Southeast corner 3th and streets.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
g., No. 81, folios 46y, etc the subscriber viii
sell on she premiss: on MONDAY the LIST day Of
lovip desirable building Lot. situate on street
north, between North Capitol street and Delaware
as Lot No twol2), Square No six hundred and
eighty three t6S3), containing $50 square feet
Terms cash. Oonv. yancing and revenue stamps
JOHN GARROLL BRENT. Trustee.
oc ll-eod GRERN WILLIAMS Aucts
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UooToR senuMAH . DuRAHDs ToHIei
PREPARED FROM rHE coNcEWrR.rrn
EXLklCT OF FRESH BBEE-OLD CoG
NzC BklNDf AND PYRO .PHOSPHAT TR

This Preparation ID ooE posso o. ths Oom,o,s,s
perts o. the hgman sy0tkn. - adds dirsctly there-
% ~ increasing the purity ond quality Of both
nsnssy Canal and - shs 'SS SSssn e s1f
IT Is 4 cfRTHAN SHIE4, cgEE HYsEE, EE2E E2E rHS FOL
lndDient oeaelnltio %, Nervous Debility, Dyy.
lePsis, 1ndtgsstiSn, Hees tblrn. Ovsrworkcd Gfsd
end Body, 6elfeeiioa OF eDirfts, txceoSivs ~
q s d sIirituoas !aspGss Shs9 s9m.tism, Uicers ssd
and etckly 0kildrsa, and al DisoesoS 49, ~ sss
broken down and dehilitated impore cosdisSo1
9th OF e. = S,GSs G1 an vat e bs Is.%ssssi
eaks fhls 1enie rseuM.I. and . HV 0otslss yll
~ PBIO1, q PEE BOTTLE. 2 "a. /
41''ai '"a fRRrARHp Ar Ziti'i = I
" No. 1s5 WEST PRArr srRHxr, =
',tl5f DALTIAoRE, ND. ~ f,
.gHARL1e e30ffs 3!s Pso,Ulva,is svsaas.
1or - 81 81 DrsSsis2s' e.
sS.S sss.ss ssSSSesSs g Ses g !. .,,sv,, corner
Of 1velfh and st1eo11. !. l. HI :
ofsos hoan ffe16 . = hr. --asI
eoksw. y y SsS..
4 2 r-ss B
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DENTISTRY.

lie LOOMS HAVING IMPROVED AND
Ro. rented his lo.s established Denial
hooms IN the most complete man neF. A
prepared, with the skill of long experi- 3
epSe, and every possible ppliaace known 70 thu
and surgeon Der tsos.
Once 33s Penna sveuue. r1t~
nH, W.. AID II. A. ME1RILL ,DuUrIGT0
No. 2S6 PIHNeYLvANfA kvE
nish ARTIFICIAL THDfH on sny kind
OF Plate desired. Pure NsNoss Orsds Gas con.
We GUARANTEES 70 ell thoss having work done & on
omoe eattsfectoa In every particular. no le-iys
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DR. LsH .ss sts ;ss.ss. estssss 2 saa -. -.
Ihs nO.t .kilifni "A osesss osesst - n SxTE
SospE2iSsIssin pEs;Hs IN I'd tAs city, bs1iss ssassiog f.Sn
irrsEssrtsiss nas reyose W - - m. feSe
are noderSts nd paiients visiting see % Sss Srs
'0s S'es's' . ii'if !! = iSAl'0i ~ ii''
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BOARDING.

DOARDIEG-A second story FRONT ROOM
- well furnished, with B0ARD for two. S55;
23 Psnn'a avenue. bet. 3Ash and 18th sts. oeN &c
CL1RKs AND OTHIRs WIsHIHG HOME
BOARD In quiet family can obtain the same at
l73 I'd st. west, near Penna. avenue. 90 "a 3s-
ROARDIN0-Doube end siagle Rooms, hand;
18th street, between and q. Table Boz kDkhs
accommodated on reasonable terms. ec3o-3t
l(OAkDlNG-At No. $40 Nev Jersey ayenpe,
ing, Tor s.s .Sd 1o psr month. Table Bss{a Tor
k'URNlsHED, 1OONe lEOR .RlNf-With or
II Vitho0tg HOARb, a Ho. ass Pennsylvag1a
sven1s, nsar o : Bosrdiag e the same plaee, %
peg VesE. --t1I ~ II u aelr-r.l5 ~
LIlk0T- OLIHa BOARD, WITH PLDA6AGT
tsrms 81 n X st. bet. l1th snd 18th; short walk
from most of tns puslic ofnees. Usu
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IN ". l. WALL q co, .Aucuouesrs,
~ otores corner Ninth and stresss
walls Opera House,
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NOTICE TO DELIHQUENfs.

Persons Who purchased Lots in 1857 and have
lot fully paid for them. Are poti6ed that IL they
~, yhat ts due be'ors the Cay Of sale, the Lot.
Val % decided 70 them. Othervi they vim b.
sea.oct Brevet Major Gen., Chief OF 6rdsn.o..
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WANTED.A WIT NURSE Apply to DR. ".
and lath. eenf. .eodff
I ADDS, GEMfLEMlN, AHD UHILpRINs
cLoTS TSuhiENVGHD; uiNG Arp HArp Ch0raISGa uNDEh-
bouRht by 3. 8. JUsTH. at AZ III street In the
second square above the Northern Liberty Market
between l. and M streets. east side. my iys
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. fs-14 q 3.Is.1C ~. .u,st ,'-5 i
1s44f sI9s1 2 '--'
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I-liA-a4l 2 +ofsa bsi1-'rE. s.a,ls aii 80
,N..'H a... 81 sae.5gsis g.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

A strong feeling is being developed
throughout this county in favor OF abolish
ing township organization and returning TO
the economical and eff cient precinct system.
The township organization system is onor
mou-y expensive, creating horde Of petty
officials IL every township, who must be
paid St the expense Of the tax payers, while
the business Of the county is not as well
managed as under the county commissioners
court. The board Of supervisors is an un.
weildy body, and mainly composed Of men
unfit to transact public business. Three
intelligent men, as county commissioners
court, can do more business in - hours an,
do it better, than the lG supervisors can d,
in q week We understand that petition
with the requisite number of names will /,
presented TO the board at its next session, t
have the question Of abolshing the system
submitted to the people. The law require
the board, on the petition OF fifty lega
voters Of the county, to submit the question
to the people at the next general election,
and If tins petition shall be presented we
have no doubt that the people would vote to
return to the county commissioners system,
and thus save themselves much expense
and find their business better transacted,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
THE wHIrEsIDE COUNTY LINE

An act repeating the act Of 1854, establishing
IA, boundary between the counties Of ROCK Is
land ami Whitcsiic has passed the lower mouse
the legislature How q committee OF reason
ing men can be induced 70 report, and now
body Of men chosen to legisIate for all the people
can be induced 70 endorse 20 iaRTaht an act OIL
Injustice we do not understand. The bill has
already pa sssd the lower house, in the face Of oil
the opposition that Gen. Seklcs could bring
against Trim Union
Who supposed a republican legislature
would legislate any other way?
Sckes' opposition was "hehy'-jast three
votes besides his own
The Rim continues as follows
There is still opportunity to defeat it in the
senate. Would it not be well for the president Of
the board Of supervisors 20 g 10 Springfield, or
send some one familiar with the fActs,to aid Con.
s.cNes IN defeating the bill in the senate
Thisi q confession Of the utter imbecility
aud wor,hlesness Of Sickes. BY all means
let somebody 90 who can post Senator
Crawford as 70 the true state of facts and
then see if he can DO as much as Sickles for
the interests Of the people Of this county.
Slcales has been positive injury-a good
deal worse than no representative; for if we
had 90 representative some one could have
been employed TO attend TO It. But the
course Of Slck,es IN the legislature has not
only disgracel the whole county,b but has lost
US our rights to a valuable tract Of territory,
-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
INCREASE OF THE DEBT.

The following arq statements Of the total
public debt, less cash in the treasury, as re-
ported by the secretary Of the treasury, on
| the 3lst Of October IN each year,since 1861;
Total public debt oct 81, 1864 S2,0l5099,5lj 70
Total public debt oct 81 1865 2,74OS5i7'' %
M, ipcrcasc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 72gF55,2i3 II
! Total public debt Oct. 81, ls6tu2, b5l A2il2l ~
! Total public debt oct. 81 lsG7u.2i9J, 2lGII6 10
Net decrease. ....,..............S 5G,l46,574 a.
! Total public debt Oct. 81, l'Gs 2,jI,6i5,7ls rs
Increase, from oct gl 1867
70 Oct 81, lsfs..u...".,,..s 39.3G5272 10
Total public debt Feb, l,loG9". 2,jjG2Oj,G's Us
Increase rom Oct 81, 1865 to
Feb. J, ls69"................e 2l,5GL93' u
The total decrease in the public debt since
October 81, 1865, is only $lshGig, 100 ~,
while the increase from October 81, ls61,to
February !, 1863, as exhibited above, Is
$G0,92s,2ll 32. Of this amount, Sl5,llS,'
457 IS was added to the debt during the
month Of January last
During the presidential campaign Of last
summer IA ingenious Puritan, assisted by
some figures which Mr. Welies, special com
missioner Of the revenue, gave him, attempt
ed TO show that we had paid between seven
and eight millions Of dollars on the war
debt more than appeared in the monthly
statements and annual reports Of the secre'
tary Of the treasury. The attempt was little
less than al insult to common sense but it
was initiated and heartily applauded by the
radical press aud politicians, and was, prob.
ably, effective, in some degree, in inhuenc.
ing the elections
Now that they have passed, it is not prob.
able that republican newspapers will care to
repeat tho absurd ialsGhOOd. The fact now
appears, and By proof which makes it indis.
putable, that within the last two years the
debt has increased $GlOOO,000. Atkinson
and his imitators claimed that the heavy
payments on the war debt appearing in their
figures made prior to October 81, lsG7.--
Why has it been necessary 70 increase the
debt SOL 100000 since the date last named?
Counting the cash on hand July ], 1861.
the treasury had in the year following 1916.
jO6,S97 -. Commissioner Wells estimates
that the receipts of the treasury for the year
ending June 30, lsG9, will be $3j6,7OO,OO
This will make 1892 100000 for the two
years
There will have been paid in the two years
about 1874, 100000 for interest, pensions, to
Indians, aud for bOuntcs.
What has been and will be done with the
other sos, goo?
1t is large amount Of money. It appears
from this that $270,0o0oOO per year are not
enough to pay the ordinary expenses Of the
government. Even with such vast revenues
the debt is growing. Is there not hug,
something rotten in the state ?'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
nonNnHNROIAL.
Roek Island Market.

ROCK ISLAND, February 10.
PLovR--spring Double Extra, IN bbls. 1910 81
wholesale, and 1900 at retail Sacks, to,OO At
Wholesale, and 5000 at retail. Loos'i &5,oo al
wholesale, aud $640 at retail
WnEAr-Eo. 100, No. 70. No 3d.
CoRN--3sai2c
OArs-i0af3e for 80 lbs.
Rvs 90
BARLEr-Eo. l, 10 No. e. l6O
sALr-5 20a3,2j per barrel
RsnosESs -WhooaGis, barrels included, AZ
retail soc.
HaHWIEHs--$l 80.
POTATOEs-sO
ONoSs-l,7j per bu.
EaGs-2Uc dol
BUrTgR-vgry choice lots, for retailing, viii
bring 25a3Oo.
CnEEsE-2i X. 80.
PoULTnr-spring chickens, 10 cts per h..
Turkeys ? OTIS per ID.
LAnD-20r per h.
Hoas-For i've hogs 9al Dressed II ,5Oal2,OO
dividing on 200 lbs.
CArrLE-Liye weight, common, 35OR4,50.
Prime shipping bOOs6,OO per hundred pounds.
HiDEs-Green Country, &c green cured, lie
green calf, lOal2ioj dry Glnt, lial7ci dry salt
ed, l5c.
HAr-Prairi,, t9nll per ton Timothy zee
Atl3,OO.
Voolfolk 5,5Cat6, 90 a cord.
OoAL-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Lsvee,
coal is sold at Is cents, the cost Of delivering 70
be added
From teams, in Market Square, at Halls cents.
LIE--Port Byron, SL3O per Dbl. Rock Island
lime $l.l5 per Dbl.
55OaG,Oe per barrel
CRANBEHRIEs--3O cents per quart,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
WHAT DO OUR CITIZENS THINK OF 1T

In Monday evenings i.sya We nrhli.beA
at considerabIe~aooth n discrssior ,rb;oL
recently occurred in the hopsa Of ranresar,
atiyes, at Washington, in regard to the Rock
Island APPROPRIATIONS. /, seems that NOT.
withstauding the strenuous efforts OF the
board of trade last spring, and the immense
amount of rhetoric wasted in DayeDport
Rock Island, and Moline, in vain ATTEMPTS
to depict the ultimate ADVANTAGES which
would accrue to these cities from the gov.
eminent improvements - notwithstanding
the petitions Of our citizens, the hearty
recommendations Of military men, the strug.
giles Of our representatives., and the general
favorable state of public sentiment every.
where, that such small game and in,ignih.
cant conspirators as Tom Robinson a Co.
have actually succeeded in defeating the
appropriation bill for R0ck Island, thereby
diverting to other localities the sum of ST..
100000, which would otherwise have been
dsbursed in this vicinity during the coming
season. This is somewhat startling, but
the scheme for free bridge is nevertheless
as dead as a door.nail at present. 1t has
been killed by Tom Robinson, the "poor
heirs" their friends and tools-the republi'
can maniPuIators OF this city, and the re-
publican congressman elect from this dis
trict, now undoubtedly lobbying at Wash
ington in the interest Of the ferry monop
oily. Money has doubtless been layishIl
employed to meet this end, and We ar,
shocked at the singular spectacle OF the in
terests Of the whole northwest being kicked
aside to suit the petty purposes of little
family clique at Rock Island. And the re
publican party OF this city also shares the
responsibility and opprobnum OF this con
summation Its leaders have shielded Rob
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
General Grants Speech

The speech of General Granton receiving
notice Of his election was very plain and
a very suggestive one. 1t was not a noti-
fcaton that he intended to act independent
ly Of the republican party. TWAS distinct
announcement that he would not be govern
ed by any party. If there be distrust and
i'll feeling between General Grant and either
wing Of the party in power, there WAS not
one word in the speech calculated to remove
the distrust or the acerbity Of feeling. The
speech was good speech 1t promises ex,
cclcntly 1t was declaration Of war against
combinations Of politicians who are plotting
to control the patronage Of the government
and all men IN the civil service. II was a
speech Which will be heartily welcomed by
all classes Of honest and intelligent men in
both parties who have nothing to gain
from political intrigue. 1t was business
speech. There was not anything about
moral ideas or eternal principles in it
! CHicag0 Times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16

The New York World, in commencing
Gen. Grant acceptance Of the presidency
SAYS. oHis speech is no ordinary eAh'o'
ton of character, and the man who thus
quietly holds politicians at bay eVlnces a
selfreliance which is one ofthe most resPec'
table qualities that can be possessed IN /"
man clothed with great responsibilities It
considers the burden of his speech as viz
tnsI demand for the repeal Of the Tenuro.oi'
nnfce not
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16

/ heir party out of power in Rock leland
Eycrv luborng man, who depended upon
,bo labor the Island would afford, for a
support for his family during the present
and coming year, should vote to place men
in office who will vote for the benefit Of the
public, and not for the interests of few
would he aristocrats.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill, 7
L have opened a Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed and Chased Sash, where will keep con-
stantly on hand all sizes Of these articles, which
can cell at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. I obtain my Glass
from the manufactures at Pittsbury, 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 III a call before purchasing else.
where as AN offering unusual inducements for
this trade J. A. BIDDISON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
st. Louis Market.

Tolegraphod to tho Argus
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. l6.
Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat unchanged,
MOP, sprIng l32al37. Corn 12a7j. Oats dull
lower G3aGJ Rye steady 100. Barley unchang
ed. Whisky 50. Provisions quiet easier, not
qHotaby lower. Pork 50. Lard 10.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16

Telegrnphed to the ARGUS.
NEW York, Feb. TO-
Wheat dull nominslly 1853 store corn steady
9OaS; oats weak ~; pork better fair demand 324
lard shade Grmor steam isaac.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16

Photographed TO the hHGUs.
NEW YoRK, Feb. l6.
Gold 1856 Coupons Of 81 ll5; sos
first l,l5lj do second liza; do third l,133i
new lli3i do 'G7 Ill5 DO IS l,Il!j lO-4O's
l,l04.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
Tuesday Evening, February 49, 1859.

Governor Seymour delivered pun Ca.
,rro las, vook On nOur Home and its Sur
"Wba can dare to talk Of breaking up this bis
g go,ber With such glorious, such enduring
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16
Dexter ThreShing Machines and
EVERY BUSINESS MAN
ST .rLD
ADVERTISE
FOB SALE;

I OFFER for sale ny place, on the bluff, about
Il miles from The centre of Rock Island,
little beyond the Black Hawk Nursery. There
is q acres of good ground, covered with fruit of
all kinds; a good brick house, and all the conVe-
nienoes Of q comfortable home. For further in
formation ingEiEe Of the undersigned, at the Coal
Valley Flour Store, 90 the levee, in Rock Island
oct2SdWtf CHARLES sCHAPFER.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of Underwood Bogue was dis
solved by mutual consent, on the LIST OF
January, 1882 All notes and accounts due the
late firm will be paid to the undersigned at the
oil stand, where he will continue the old bust
ness, and also settle the debts Of tho late firm.
PETER B0GCE.
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Chicago E1srket.
TolOgrsphOd to the ARGgs.

IelegTaihed 70 the AR0EB'
CHICAGO, Feb, 10.
Flour dull, good brands triAo lower, little do
ing. Wheat steady at l,l6la3. Corn steady at
5ya! Rye, strictly fresh No | 1,Ig4a2O. Oats
dun at 53taI Barley entirely nominal ut %.
Pork rather frmer at -, 5Oa7j. Lard nominal
at ut. Meats inactive. Dressed hogs steadier,
choice light bat heavy l4ai.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16

Cattle fair demand, unchanged. Receipts 1855.
Sales 81 at l1ia5, Gj cows aud light steers, ,3S
AZ good TO extra shipping. Hogs shade frmer
aud higher, under active shipping demand. Re
oeipts 2l4l. sales 1928 common to fair at 9, goa
1880, good to choice llal.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-02-16

"'Tls THuE, It's pity, pity It's true" that
mankind will pass by unheedei the warning
symptoms Of disease and neglect the rene,
dies to restore health, until discase has SO
far advanced that it is often impossible to
obtain roiiet We have been shown the
formula Of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills
and believe them to be the best and simp-
lest Of medicines for Bilious disorders,
Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities, &c.
| They are prepared with great caution and
will save many doctors bill If used il
time. As an universal family medicine they
are unsurpassed Give the Mountain Hcrt
Pills a fair trial and we warrant you viii
never be without them, Sold by all dealers
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The New York herald., 1869-04-25

ENOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT ON STATEN ISLAND;
l. twentythree Of land, beautifully laid OUT the
dwelling large with carriage house, greenhouse and
quss outbuldngs; choice fruit in abundance; can be
bought cheap. Address HOLLINS KIRKUP Co., box 5,3l2
POI off
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WATCHES, JEwRLRY, SC.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID YOR OLD GOLD AND siI,
yer Jswslry Bar Gold and silver At 80 Chatham stree.
Bargains 70 be mad IN new and second hand gold and silver
Watches Diamonds, Pearls ssd other Precious stones
bought and sold W A. BARNARD. RsnnsS u Chatham ..