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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-29
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Giftrfu6tA peerq lenf ~
~ a g. 533usA nf1n0 be9 Monats tan1en
3nei @errn NIT ibren Grauen pon9 uincy>
SQ., bier an. Der aeltere, i@ien un9ez
fair so SABRE unb feline teffsre> 5dlfte
~ au {ein. DAD anrere paar >parer
jjunae Qeute unp Der Mann 9ab Dor Elm
Ne1e pt8 Melteren 3u iein. Beipe paare
}tieoe1 In einem Bcarpin9 9aus ab unc
aQeS Bate ben Mni9ein ale ob Der CON-
n1er bier re9t ecmitbli9 oerbra9t tperz
ben (oute. sDp@ bic @ei@i9te fam an
bers. Nadoem tie etwa ;wet @p9en
ocer 70 palelbf 9ewobnt, tpurce Der alto
[eiferla9ti9, ME piefes talint anpers fem
fam III einent Sale 100 Elm alter oriesz
srdn,t9er Wteni& Elm f~blutjunaes @elen
an fl@ gu fetten :iu9t. Gr fab in ieptm
jun9en Manne Der bas 6aus tetrat ei<
men lc6ern 3ei(t9 Der iein Slid 115ren
poute unc io8 be6balb NIT ieiner Trau
na& tinem anpern 8oarpins 9aus, no
IS ibm n{&t better eins. Gr per1u@te Is
oann IN Minneapolis nit ,ntbt .mebr
Grfol9 unb febrte ppr einisen Iae.t mad
ct. paul 3urild. Ct bate bier eiinen
befti9en @ortwe6lel nit leinfr frau unb
perlieb fie nod rdmli9en Cages.
Der Sdneere i&eint es, BEN Melteren
tn allen 10 3iemli@ na@tbuen ,3u polen
benr aud er tpurpe un1 Die 1dmli9e Belt
ALE. i,@, .....
@ie p%erlautet aoben teice pcr auf
turse Belt na@ @ttQrpa!er 8eben at mol
len Stnaen ater fatt bel1en NIT rer ct.
paul II. Milwaufee Babn %ilpmdrts,
Der Meltere >puroe ;uleBt in Mc@rescr
seleben wie Ct NIT einen, liebel9ma9te1z
ben 2odentopf pappn fubr. Der
alte @pra@ ~Man lu@t Niemanb bin
ter benz 8ul@, renn man ni@t itlbit
l6on oabtnter 9eie0en," bat fi9 in bic em
Sale nal wicber bewdbrt.
Das @emeine BEL ter@e|9iGte it, taB
bic beipen 2umpenferle lire Grauen ,i@t
nur obne oueMittel 9ela6en, lonpern aud
nod 70 stemlid Die 9anse @arperobe NIT
9enommen baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-29
g Yic Sic bit N@lopan@fa 2tp,ao.
J : ,eiu@t troB rer Charming zines.

g pic Sic bet Slopanlfa 2tpa
8 u s g. : j,eiudt, troB rer @arnun9 zines
fssa s,, Z, 5ieen an feline @ldubieen fi9
3. tt am aGete bieler1 5@ottlcl Jet,
'*'a beiliaen, uuo oles perlief in, Der
= n Drrnune. SO 9erdbrte elmer,
,bltbuenren Mnbl'd, juaieben> ME bier
&3e@en unp Deutlae6anp in 5anp GIN
gen Ger Druiptn pain uni, ,psr Eurn5
perett battst,,I ffi@b eli corporee' tdtan be-
tbeilisD pdbrenp man ale Nu9enblide
in eeutl@en 3eitunsen bic 'Ma@ri&ten
BON blatafn s&hldsertiet ariiaen Zen
beicfn Natienalit6ten incet. GS l@etnt
ott 8efimmuns pptss,1 ffrsitn4 Ms,erita ~.
itin,' 'alIe4 ua&5' pabrera Grtibeit1 ,f~rst.nosn
Gltu1e1te, eng an chamber gu 4lieben
que Spurer, BON olen tlein!i4en Na<
tienolens pcerR aeen> 8prurtbeilen lu per-
tpil&er,! ale alien 33din,teltien peroe(5eun, III
lailtn, unb Elm an9~emeiniaues 0or1ddtn
auf aer Babn BET 8erbraeesunssu.b pes
,Gortf&s lite. 3u f5rbern. ;,t ..'~ .ssasa
Dem iun8en 8ertinl s@lepanfta Qipa,
ben Yioniertn' hes Gy&il&su Gle.
u,ents auf rieitrB abn, pom 'bMrf DceuN@eu
Elm bsttnal:sts Gut 1sil.
p. Ssnater Gbsruaan no nan ct.
ITnnk.g4 n &l e saisi. fa
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Meuefte Maari@ten.

@asbtn9ton, 26. Suli.- Die
Ginnabmen fir SnlanrzS teuerr am beuz
ti9en Sage betruaen 100000.
- @eneralzY oftmeiter @resmeu bra6
NIT rem @tuble> auf pel6em Ct la6, ,uz
iamrnen unp bra9 i'm Gauen leinen linfen
Mrm.
- @%btcaeo. 8eri9te aus ben
Staaten iIpli& DON Der Sbtp unr MiIEl<
iippi G;ientabn laaen, paB Die @ei1eaz
@rnte oorlbtr uno lebr gut aussefauen 1T.
Wtai6 ftebt iebr id6n unb mai, ertuortet
cine reide Grnte; Safer uni &artoFeln
oes9letden. Sn @tseonln ftebt cerBet>
zen au89e;ei9net bic @rnte miro bieles
Sabr 1O}a9e fpdter als 9em5bnlt9 fats
fnoeu.-Dte Na9ri9ten aus Soma Gup
lebr pielueripredenp unp maj, errpartet
aud bier cine Iebr ersiebiat Grnte.
- Gin Sturm am Samitaa Nbenb
hat In Dubuque, namentli& an Der Soma
Diuiiton Ter Sqinois @entral>8 obn piel
S@apen anQeri9tet. III" .
Wm. 1uder ertranf beimB aben I'M
Gor> Glu1t. q. H"". b..
-Gbon1as @ilior, etn Mann uon 70
Sabren; ermprrete feline 359abr alteJrau
inpem e. ibr Elm Me0er in ben unterleib
tad. Grunfenbolpisteit 1T pieurfa@e pes
8erbre@tns. ~ .t~..
2eapenmprtb.-Di III Snbianer
Gommi0dre, tte 2udter s. 81. Drummer
uno @atban8ilbop iinp aetern an8etom>
men,. j2N Z. -. ....| = !a"f
. - Cine Grau @oberts ma@te atpet
:un9lidli&e 8eriu&e cinema Gbamber<
lin NIT elmer &ubbaut 3u p~erarbeiten ut,o
ibm @itriol Sci Ing @sf@t ~ aieeen.
Cine 2iebts AFairt foQ Der f.@a&e ~
0runpe lie8en;. 18Th N,a& n}r7l
q 2on9.8 ia n4&:- prdEoent Grant
tne ineGJau1ilitaamaiiren fi&t bier: ''G 60
,pirr rem prdlpenten 3uGbren IN etuiaeu
1asen Elm Bal, 9eaebtn peroen.n
'eoB'e Rptn.- Der @taptratb bat te<
f&loft, tas 8lldli&e eesen lpts fran355
11i9tn eatelst ear& 5Fentli@e Geierlia>z
teiten ~ te9eben.. ssa92t53a ai99IsH
DAG uftr>Gnre teS Gabel1 wirb IN.
..Durttrrp, MaFa&afttts; selsst >
:, - --7,rfen. .Brutpn tpurbtt
serbaftst, als L tm aUeptif mar aeseu.
eirtn sfalftttn De@M auf III Muunt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-29
Der 0reenDtQe m6roer.

l1eber ben M5roer: SET G}rau MeeNpan,s
ld6t ft& pte "@eflt@e pot" In foloen<
BEN @orten aus, lie >penu aud ,etpos
berb, GAM, AM plabe fnp., Die uuppR"
Bat gang redt, rpenn fle perlanat, BAG Der
Trommt5uez S4mtneel ber 9r5Sten Der
BREEDER ri@t u1ebr beridf&tiqt unp
Der @erbre@tr itrens befraft tuerpe.
@enr IS fit &erle ME pieien Mopre i'm
Senieit6 eineG ersebune 9tebt, 70 1ppiroNi,<
manp etpas baeeaet .baben tpenr. e. iie
bprt Gtrtdlt mir aber finc' oafIr, bos
tes Die pRidt Bee @tridts Dtes1etts
it Jpn 10 oei@pinp als m69li@, tortbin
III ipeeiren, no er biele 8er9ebung erbalz
ten fam, ndnnlid ins Senieits.
Die pot .iast: .' .>5' ."''&>
~unlere 2eute erinnern f@ trobl pbne
3neifel nod Der 9rdBli@en Mprtbat bic
elm GARNER, Namens Scbn Mco>ret, an,
5: Sult IN @reenpiQe, ST., ,1ur ttpa so
Meilen poi. bier an elmer iunaen Grau
McMcau1s, perlbt bat, aa&pem feline
ian5oe Nb1@t, Der l9Sneu Trau @epolt
anjutbun, miBlun9en tpar.
De- 9aQunfe bat, tpie ebenfaus BIZ
ri&tet, Elm @etdnpnib Der Grepel<
that atsele9t, i&iebt aber bic 6auptlaulp
auf ben GeufeL her Jpn Yerfabrt
babe.
Sn feinent @etdnbnif aeiot .f1& Der
tlenoe Tropf jebt als Elm erb1rmlt@er
Gei0lin9, benz e6 Dor bem@alaen orultlt
Gr ftelt f@ jeBt als Gr6mmler an uro
lte9t Sag unp Na@t auf benz Rniesn.
Gr bette't, baB ale Yfafen uno &per font
nod 2uf bat, fit i'm beten loQten.
Wa6 foQ oteiea elenbe @emdi1-aum
5enfer tamtt-iol@e 6auunfen 0lauben
NIT eini9enYbralen Qber ~@riflt@e2iebe"
unp mitMu9enperpreben, pur9 erbeu9elte
fromu1e 8e3ddun9 tbrel1ntbattn ausaleiz
@en gu f6nnen. Gin @lflina, Der in
etaea 9rceen &reis braper Meni9en 70
UNI d9lt9eSGlen setrasen, ber nit taltem
Blute gum M6rper rparb, unb ber "a
Stunren lang nit eilerner @tirn ieren
Veroa@t BON ft9 absulenten perfebt, Elm
folders enl@ fam ni@t in einieen@ Stun
ben Die 9an3e @rSbe leiner l1ntbat Yerz
fteben. 8a6 er enpfncet> 1T Tur9t BOT
rem Sobe, ni@t &eue uber leine Shat,
ODER leBtere nur in 70 meit, alS (e eben
cte Ve,anlanun9 3ur Citrate 1T. Die
Grmprcun9 rer Grau bat NIT benz Girl
ltentbum blutwenis gu tbun. uDu iouit
ni9t +moroen" 1T fein Der 9rifli9en &ez
lt9ion ar9eb1rencer @runoiat. Die
menl9li&e @e(eQiAoft> 9e9en bic er &C.
feblt, 6at init tbm at3ureGnen, in ,meiter
&eibe crit tcrnmt Die &irGe. @enn 1ein
'Spfcr cine Slcin sepeler tpdre, bdtte er
.pteuei&t' ale Suben auf9ef oroert, fir Jpn
ju beten!? 49,
2eicer prdnAt ii& bel allen 8luttbaten
cieies faliac pri>icip Elm. Sod ebe an
Die SIbnu1s Der Ebat 9eba9t tpiro> eilt
man cine perlorene Seele ;u retten.
Dur@ p1e Grbeudlun9 unc 3erfuirlAunq
fam ft@ Der btutbeaedte MSrcergpen perz
:lorenen ptaB int 5tmmel riecer f9ern
unb 9ebt nod 9eie9net uno 9etrSftet aus
oerBelt. Wtr 9lauben, bal, riele bulge
Nrt BON @Ibne' ntdt pbne perperbli9en
Ginaue 8eblieten 1T Die san3eNni9au<
un9 iber Mcrottdten miro papur6 bic
l6tefe u1o oerfebrte @6 rpdre an ber
3eit, oa6 ptelem Sdpinbel elm @noe ee<
ma@t miro. il DEM mie Die @o9en jeBt
lie9en, miro Der M5rper meilten6 mebr
aet'Sftet;: mie pie 9interbliebenen {eines
SpferS."~ .~H~, 49,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-07-29

ND1t5.-UT I'M bbt9ef Brtefe 9eE
t,annte Nr3t, Or. Nobert 6unter pong}em
ycrf, cmpfdn9t tdsltd pa'tenten in ieiner
Stfce. Dritte @tra6e, .Sroine'S 8lod,
cine Greppe bod. Derlelbe miro bur9
einen tadtt9en reutldcn Mr3t 81 st.
S@ifmann, a%iiitirt, Der betdnoi9 9e9enz
wdrtis 1T uno Der fir Diejenieen, bic her
enaliiden Sprade ni@t md9tiG ais
Dolmaiaer funsiren miro: ia 's@ ~
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.a''SS@a af1s@ sss Es 81 saS s3E sssa4ssss,% ,s5sss.s
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81. .peterSbur9t..- &atataS
San, Der aeue Minifter @uelancs fit
@albinAton miro nod btele @o@e feline
Netie artreten.
2onbon.-Das 11nterbuus fanbte
bic Srii4e &ir&en 8iu 3ur peiteren Be-
ratbun8 an ras 6aus ber Qcrrs aurdd.
Die Debatten ,raren lebr (tlrmil9 BE
Mcbr3abl Ter 2orrs erftdrten fi9 oeoet
Die ur|pran9li&e Bill uno reiserten ti@
Die pom pairsbault 9eu,adten Nmenoe<
n1ent5 aurid3unebmen. s. lnp@ eri@te
i'm unlauf rab @larRcne Die 8iQ aoni
3urild3 chen mill unb fobalb Sit, Mppros
prtationen sen1a@t firb, bas Yarlameut
pertaser ,uirr> uu, barn, In oer 6erbR<
flung cine 1tue Bill por3ulegen.
r On, %. Suli.-5z20nBonts
In Granfiurt 81. erB ,5aass
s''2oneun.- Sc bat fi& TAG @eru@t
sertreitet, pa6 HGtanfrti&,' Oeferei@ unb
Stalien EN- Binpnte ab9e@loGtn baten,
nod uel@t, i@ Stalien perpRidtsn ioG,
an Grantri& in Ga4 tines ,Rrieaes Elm
Contingent BON $4,000 Mana ii atutn.
>. - preubtn foQ rem patR 1900
Damn Eruppen a~nattpten "baten, int
,Gale bte GGrauleitt Rorn ytrla0tn.
8r1Mel. - s. RuTd aeuee. tn
an1eritattt&e 9danrie nod Btl8ita Il
tsefsrn bier ,enstemmea. . Ga
80 Ea3 = 10y 1&g EEa
QpnfantinepeL-Dr Sxltax
bat I'D S,tuti2trt ben Diee,xSnts ~
Gsypteu " ~su.pfauaet.
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.qtRe beutl9er Brtefe bic bis Jun ~. Suli b:
5. ni&t tabsebplt tpo,rpea Fns :''i'F"
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Church Directory.

sr. MARY's lCATnoLIC) CHuRcn.--Cor. Rocl
| River and Dock Sts, Rev. Father j.
Roles, Pastor. Mass, Sundays, at and l01 A
| ~, and week days at s AM. Catechism at 2 p. M
| Vespers and Benediction att pm.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH On Orleans st. Services
at lO3 A. M. and y Pm. Sabbath School at Q
A N.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.-0n Madison St.,
Rev. G. A. Moinecko, Pastor. Services at l04 A.
N. and q Pm
FIRST PRBsBYTERIAS CHURcH-Cor Illinois
and Deer Ste. Services ut II A. ~ and p. ".
Sabbath School Mt . A. NJ Prayer meeting, We'd
nesday at Pm.
SEcoSD PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCH.--0n Illinois
ST., Rev. Il. l.. Burnett, Pastor. Services al
lOS A. N, and 7 Pm. Sabbath School at VI A. NJ.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at n PM
UNTED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.--Cor Orleans
and Deer sts., Rev. Henry Wallace, Pastor.
Services at II A. N. Sabbath School at 81 A. NJ.
Prayer meeting at - p. NJ, of Sundays, and 7. p.
NJ, Wednesdays.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.--Cor. Orleans and Elk
SITS, Rev. DR.. Davis, Pastor. Services at II
A. N. and Z! Pm. Sabbath School at A. NJ.
Prayer Meetings Mond,y and Wednesday eve
nings, at n o'clock. Pastor boards at Mrs.
Blues, on Orleans street, opposite Court House
NJ, Il. CHuRcH-Cor. Jefferson and Highland
Stsp Rev. II. Haney, Pastor. Services at II A..
N. and 7.P. NJ Sabbath School at9A.M. Pray
or meeting Wednesdays at y 2. Nj. Young pee.
pies prayer meeting. Friday u Pm.
DISCIPLES CBuRCH-Elder Rogers; in Nit.
chell Lynde's Block, over the Post Otfce-en-
trance on West Side. Services at 10Y A. NJ. and
7P.M.
GREESBUsH MISSION Sabbath School meet in
their school. room, in lloward's Addition, every
Sabbath afternoon, at2i o'clock. c. l.. Bascom,
Superintendent.
&+s~ Any errors or omissions in any Of the
above notices will be corrected on information
being left at our editorial rooms
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Mall Eoutea.

Mail E0utes.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-srrives q
4;30 A. III. and 5i35P. NJ. Closes At 1920 A. NJ
and 0 P. NJ.
PORT BYR0S KAIL-vis WsssrtOwn, Usap.
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordovs
le ayes at 8. 40 A. NJ; closes at $40 A. M.
and arrives at $50 p. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAIL--(by oars) daily, lesyti
IA. NJ, and arrives P. N. Orion and An.
dover are supplied by this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL--srrivss at 9i35
A. NJ. and l0:06P. NJ. Closes at 5 P. III. and
10P.k.
ALED0 MA1L-viA Camden Mills, Andalu-
sia, Edgingtsn, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point New Boston, KeithBburg, Oquaska, to
0quAwka Junction, (sagetown), leaves daily
between 8 A. H., and arrives at $50 P. M.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Ha1litt Buff
falo Prairie, Illinois City, Drury, Copper
oresk, and Millersburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL-viA PRESUMPTION, Sues,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Richland Grove 10 Mon mouth, leaves Tues
. days Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 A. M,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
day ct 2 P. M. Centre Ridge 10 supplied
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week. Ar
rives Friday evening, at 4 O'Clock, and leaves
Saturday morning, at o'clock.
SWEDONIA, via Rural, twice week arrives
Tuesday and Fridays, At 4;30 P. NJ, and leaves
Wednesdays and Saturdays Mt 1880 A. NJ.
This route terminates at New Windsor.
0thoe hours from 7:C0 A. NJ. to 800 p. N.
aa~ Sundays, open from Q to 10 Am
M. B. OaBoBN, Post Master.
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MOLINE TRADE MARE CASE, The follow
ing is tho decree entered by Judge Hsaton
of the Dixon Circuit Court, in the case Of
Deere ct al Us. II. W. Candee ct al, and filed
in the office Of the Clerk of the Rock Island
Circuit Court
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and de.
creed BY the court that the said defendants
and each aud every Of them, their agents
and servants be forever restrained and en-
joined from in any way calling or adyertis.
ing themselves a. "The Moline Plow Com.
pany," or Moline Plow Company" or
Moline Plow Co.," or "The Moline Plow
Co., or similar words, and from advertising,
calling or placing upon the pows made or
to be made by them or any or either Of
them, the name of"The Moline Plow" or
moline Plow,' or "Noline Plows," or other
words or names III imitation of the said trade
mark OF said compainants, or any part
thereof nr In any way or manner using the
word Moline either upon their plows. or
IN advertising the same or in any way desig.
naung, pointing out or indicating the manu-
facture OF defendants, or IN any other wav,
except IN connection with such word or
words as shall, and shall only, poiat out
and designate the place where the defend
ants manufacture plows. And that they
also be forever restrained and euioined from
IN any manner initiating said complsinants
advertising, selling, using or placing upou
SAID pillow or plows manufactured, or to be
manufactured, by said defendants. or any or
either of them, any of the letters, numbers
or hgures or combinations, as set forth and
contained in complainauts exhibit "a" at !
taehed to the bill of complaint herein. and
as aced upon the various plows mspufao |
tured and sold by the compainants, and bv |
which they are advertised and sold by them
and used and applied BY them to indicate
the various sizes, shap pes and patterns of
such plows. And that thev, and each and
every Of them, be forever restrained and
enJolned from branding, stencling or Other.
wise placing upon the plows made or to he
made by them, or any or either Of than. the
words "Candee, Swan & Co." or otbe,
wo~ds in circular FORM 10 imitation of N.
compliments brand, upon the beam of INV
such plow or plows, over the words MoI;ro
Illinois, or any abreviation of such word .,
either thereof WIN VI
1t is further ordered that defendants nav
the costs Of this suit. f''
The defendants have taken an anna., %
the Supreme Court
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Coon MES.-Rock Island county havipg
elected to the Constitutional Convention q
gentleman Of no legal or legislative knowl.
edge and experience, whose only claim to
the candidacy was his extreme and unres.
sonabe partizanship, it is gratifying to find
that such men as o. H. Browning and o. C.
Skinner, of Adams, will have seats in the
same body.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

ENCYCLoPEDIA.---We have received No.
8 Of Zcll'5 Encyclopedia and Universal Die
tionary, containing complete and exact def,
nitions Of words, geographical descriptions,
historical and biographical sketches, in fact
hand book Of all useful knowledge, com.
bining the best features of the biographical
and defining dictionary, with the universal
Encyclopedia. 1t is amply illustrated with
engravings, and is Just such q work as is
needed by every man of literary taste, as it
supplies the place of an immense library Of
books, subjects of which are condensed,
classified and made plain in this single
work. 1t is issued semi monthly. Mum
bers at 80 cents each. Address 7. Ellwood
Iell, Nos. II and 49,, South Sixth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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LOCAL 0cLyMw.
FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
At the Sign Of the Golden Eagle.

Just opened, large stock of Ladies Fleece
Lined Cotton Hose, Misses Cotton Fleece Lined
Hose of extra lengths, Ladies Merno, in white
modes, Shetlands, gray, mixed and bslmoral La
dies Wool Hose, all oolors, plain and ribbed,
some of extra tnc quality, Misses Hose of every
size, from to inches, of every grade and color,
including some of the best grades imported.
Ladies and Misses Meripo Vests and Drawers,
Mems Underwear of all qualities, Hoods, Nubias,
Knit Goats, de-, &c. These goods were bought
cheap from first hands, and are marked very low.
Call and look through the stOck--at the sign of
the Golden Eagle. c. NJ. AIKEN.
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AMUsEEESTs.--As will be seen by an ad.
vertisement in another column, the cele.
brated Plunkett Dramatic Company, having
completed highly successful season at the
Opera House, in Davenport, will open at
Darts HnIl, in this city, on Monday even.
ing next. This company has earned high
reputation wherever they have appeared
and we congratulate the amusement loving
public upon their advent in this city.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

BENEFIT OF DEATH.-Some of our ex.
changes are congratulating the world that
by Adams transgresson death was made
familiar to humanity. To proove the great
advantages of death, they take Sir John
Hesschels calculation that if wa suppose
death had not been introduced in the earth.
Iy scheme, and commencing with each ge".
Grafton Of thirty years, the result at the end
OF hundred years would be /: "If the whole
surface of the earth were spread out into q
plane, and each person were allowed q
square foot of surface, and n space four feet
high, the number Of human strata thus pil.
ed ono on the other woulo amouu. 20
36O,79O, 600, ,OO0,0 ,0OO--that is, the column
of hum anity would gNw TO a height 1864
times greater than the distc ce of the sun
from the earth"
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY 8, &.
CONVENTION.

TNHE TENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
l. the Rock Island County s. 5. Association
will be held at the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church
IN Rock Island, commencing next Tuesday, at 2
L, M, and closing with the evening session Of
the following day.
The Convention will be called to order prompt-
yat the hour named, and addressed by Rev. A.
Harper. Theme; "For what have we metz"
The discussion of the following topics will be
next in order: "What is the work Of Township
vice PresidentsW "llow can country Sabbath
Schools be maintained during wnter2p and.
"What are the best methods Of raising funds for
Sabbath School Purposes p
ON TUESDAY EVENING
Rev: II. A. Newell, Hon. j., B. Hawlcy and Rev.
j. IL. Rhea will address the Convention, Tonic
What are the relations and obligations of all
Christians to the Sabbath SCHOOL," Mr.. Newell
by request Will have some words for young peo-
pie, OF whom large attendance is desired.
WEDNESDAY
will be devoted to the discussion of matters per-
talning to the management of schools, modes of
teaching. &c, dc. The morning session Will
open at nine and the afternoon session at two
O'Clock. A large attendance of earnest s. s
iaborers from our own county and Scott county.
Iowa, will be present to take part in the discus
sions.
We are also glad to announce that Mr.. B. F.
Jacobs, Of Chicago, one of the leading S, S. lab.
orers in the west, will participate in the exercises
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Mr.. Jacobs will address grand mass meeting,
large attendance of Pastors and Officers and
Ieaehers Of Sabbath Schools throughout the
country Is expected, and arrangements are being
made for their entertainment
Weexpect this to be one of the most Interest,"
ing ana valuable conventions ever held in the
county. We have sent blanks for statistical re-
ports to the Vice Presidents of each Townsbin in
the County, and we earnestly request them 10 soc
that every school in their Township is reported.
and if the report has not already been sent us, 10
see that it shall be at or before the Convention
The following are the names Of Vice presi
dents j. l.. Perkins, Cordova ". d. Brewster.
canoe Creek ], Ii. Marshall, Coe E. Machin,
Port Byron; Wesley Hanna, Zuma; WIN. d,
CLARK, Hampton; Prof. Grover, Moline; J. R.
McCaiister, Rock Island A. S. Crandall, Black
Hawk Archibald Cook, Coal Valley q M Keller
Bowling; j. Cobledick, Andausia; S. Cofnan
Edgingtoni F.-Lamb, Buffalo Prairie; Terry
Womacks, Drury.
We trust the Pastors throughout the County
will call attention to the contents of this notice.
NJ. B. OSBORN,
A. K. PHILLE0.
E. d. SWEENEY,
A. WILLIAMS,
E, W. SPENCER,
Executive COMMITTEES
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

The last crib for the upper Golfer dam at
Moline will ne put in this evening, and it is
expected water will be shu! off in eight days
The lower Golfer will be short job, having
been protected by the bulkhead and wall,
except at the extreme shore ends, where a
lew cribs and new tmbers will be required.
The work is being pushed vigorously, and
if favorable weather continues for few
weeks, the wall as at present contemplated
will be finished up.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

TRACK laying is going on lively. The
locomotive will reach Oquawka on Saturday.
In few days the route will be located from
Warren, through the county, to Macomb.-
Timber for the bridge at Ellison, is now be-
ing hauled from this place, and the work
will 20 forward at once. The Company
mean business, and will push the road
through from Rock Island to Macomb as
fast as men can do t.--Oqndtcka Spectator.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-06

KIP VAN WINKLEIsM.-Somek kind
public'spirited person who can undergo the
fatigue Of ascendieg to the garret of the post
Office block, will confer favor on the read.
ers Of the Union newspaper, By waking up
the Rip Van Winkle that sleeps up there.
As 1t says, on Friday the 20 of October, the
ARGUS charged that fraudulent tickets had
been issued by the Republican party for
tuesdays election. Just one week thereaf.
ter, and several days after the election, it
woke up and demanded that the charge
should be proven. On Monday the lst day
OF November the City Council, by resolu-
ton, instructed the committee on streets and
alleys to improve the levee above Washing.
ton street. On the following Friday, it again
wakes up and yawns out as follows:
I'VE hear frequen. complaints from dray.
men and Others who have occasion to use
the IeIee. ss to the necessity efrepairs upon
H. While thousands of dollars are being
expended upon the new individual enter.
PRISE levee, wouldn't it be wiser to do
something toward the improvement Of that
portion now in use?'
let the Union lays claim to considerable
enterprise in Journalism, !