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The New York herald., 1869-12-17
E y r O p E.
A British Floating Marine
Telegraph Office.
Naval and Commercial News by Electri-
city from Sea to London.
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A Sunday Scene in st. Peters,
Rome,
DIR. Burlingamc to the
King OF Prussia.

The Cnnard steamship Siberia Captain Harrison,
which left Liverpool on the 50 and Queenstown on
the 4tn of December arrived at this port yesterday
morning. The Siberia delivered our European mails
and newspaper dles dated to ner day OF sailing
from Ireland, at the HERALD building soon after
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon.
The Manchester (Engandj papers mention two ad-
ditional small commercial faiIures-Messrs Green.
wood Slater manufacturers, Burnley, with liabII-
ties OF 2,00o and MI. w. Penny, gold thread and
cotton heald yarn manufacturer Of Leyland, whose
liabilities are varlously estimated.
The British June EXchequer bills. bearing three
per cent are reduced to two and three-fourth for
the next SIX months The March bills were reduced
in september last ana now bear two ana a half per
cent.
In the Spanish Cortes on the 2d OF December
telegram was read from VI. de Lesseps thanking the
Assembly for It's vote regarding him.
The Spanish Ministers, the diplomatic body and
an immense crowd attended the funeral OF General
Duce In Madrid on the Sd inst
telegram from Suez OF December the lst re-
port
The works OF the Suez Canal have been recon-.
meIceu The canal IS quite safe throughout tts
ehtlre length for ships drawing less than Seventeen
. zee. OF water. Ihree large sailing ships are ex-
pecteu to-day from Port SAID.
Cardlnal Bonnechose VIII examine for the Ecu
menical Council the Dret or all operas at present
III representation at Rome They VIII then be con.
demned or approved according to the Roroisb
standard OF morals and philosophy
Mne. Grisi, In clause OF her will desjre1 n ho
Paris, near her two eldest
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ROME.
English Report of a Sunday Scene in st.
Peter,s.

English Report of Sunday Scene in ST.
Pefcr's.
London evening journal Of the 80 OF December
reports from Rome as follows:-
On Advent Sunday magnificent ceremony took
place In ST. Peters, The opening OF the ecclesiastl-
cal year plays an important part in the Roman
Ritual and the rope, after mass In the Sistine ON
that day carries the Host 10 the Pontne chapel and
there leaves 1t on the high altar. This year the
number OF bishops having right to assist In the
ceremony Was so great that 1t transferred to ST.
Peters. The Roman Patriarch or Uonstantnople
oniciated at mass, which was celebrated at porta-
bic altar erected In front OF the Confession OF the
Apostles as no one but the Pope can oflclate at
the high altar. The Pope TOOK his place on the
throne at the end OF the apse After mass
he received the conseeraed Host, which he carried
under dlas OF silver brocade, supported by eight
bishops. Tue procession was formed, the whole
body OF cardinals bishops patrarchs and abbots
following IN the order OF their conservation, The
spectacle Is described by those present as one Of un-
usual splnuor Mitred prelates from every country
beneath the sun were gathered in ST. Peters-Chal-
deans, Coptics and Armenans liking fraterpally
with the Latin BISHOPS. and appearing as completely
at home In the Saslica in their own far Off
churches of Antioch. Ephesus or Trebizonde and
the long line OF the procession mad most brilliant
artistic effect.
tie ceremony concluded with the placing OF The
Host on the High Altar and the chanting Of the La
Mes.
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SAD BROWNING CATASTROPHE At REV.
ARA, N. j.

Five Lives Last-AH the Bodies Recovered
No Inquest TO DC Hcld-Nnmes and Par-
ticulnrs.
The Passaic river at Newark u. j.. was the scene
yesterday OF very SAD drowing accident, resulting
in the loss OF i've lyes-four men and boy. seven
others narrowly escaped q similar fate. The exact
location OF the catastrophe Is the new bridge
winch is beng constructed and now nearly com.
pleted for the New Jersey Railroad some little dis
tance below the one now used.
Atexacty ten minutes past twelve O'Clock eleven
workmen and boy, in the employ Of the Keystone
Bridge Company, who have charge OF the iron work,
embarked from the pivot draw in flat bottomed
scow and started for the shore for dinner. There
swift ebb current at the time, with q stiY
breeze Blowing from tine opposite direction. The
force OF the wind and water meeting caused the
latter to be quite "cnoppy," and scarcely had the
heavily laden scow got twenty feet from the pivot
CRIB when the water began 10 come IN over the gun
vale. some OF the men moved suddenly TO the other
sidc causing the water 10 come In there also, and
instead OF keeping cool the poor fellows became
excited, apd at last the unsteadlness Of the craft
was so great that the water poured in until there
was danger OF IL sinking. Al this point the oars
man. one George Riley. lost the oars. and then
young man named J. Mershon jumped overheard
and lie was followed by the others. George w. Mer-
shon, who had charge or tue gang, was also In the
boat ana was the last 10 leave II. Though clad IN
great neavy boots and thick, heavy winter clothing
he managed TO SWIM ashore as did six Others. They
were, however, completely exhausted ana had to
be dragged out. The following are the nanes OF
the men,
DROWNED.
Timothy Grniths tor Gr,nits). OF Pittsburg. Pa,
twenty-five years Of age; said to be single.
Charles Riley. of Newark, thirty years of age
leaves wife and two children. Resides on the cor
ncr or Jackson and Ferry streets.
Thomas kelso, OF Philadelphia, twenty-five years
OF age: single.
William Batchford, of Manchester, England,
tweny-three years of age single.
John Leonard OF Newark seventeen years OF age.
SAVED.
George w. Mcrshon, Samuel Hartman, William
Hamlil George Riley, Isaac Mershon, Andrew Rell,
l.. Dunn.
All the bodies were recovered and removed 10
ComptOn's MdfS0R de WOr on Market street. The
county physician DR.. Bethuol T.. Dodd deems It
unnecessary 10 hold au inquest, believing IL to be q
clear case Of accident. Mr. Mershon the ioremaD
states that he considers the boat quite safe win pro-
per careiulress. lie there has been as many as
eighteen persons In 1t al one time. 1t only proper
TO say, however, that others are OF dineTent
opinion, aud think that In such weather AMI with
such rough water AZ that OF yesterday considerable
more caution should nave been observed. Tncre
certainly ~ little DOUBT tnat had the refrslned
from becoming excited the shore would have been
reacned safely.
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News Tclegrams-How They are Made in
England.
from the Irish tJunili..imes Dec A.

From the Irish tDuuln iimes, Dec Al
Among the kilograms transmitted to us from Lon
don Tor our midday edition yesterday was one OF
considerable length, protesting 70 give summary
OF Ministerial policy IN reference TO lrean1. from
the London Tunes. The telegram strucK us a.
very extraordinary one, betrayiDg anything bup
acquaintance with the state oi Ireland although
protesting TO give resume Of the s'proLeeiiveu
measures intended 10 be put ID acton by the govern
InenL On examination, however, we 1nd .,-r fbe
Tunes yesterday baa no leader .ron the state OF
lreanui hnu tnat Wnat mas been transmitted 10 the
irleh press by The London SUMMARIZE Is bit "a
uOfdg pdrdgIdlh t0h ~ from me IriSh cO1Tespo nd
ence of the Tunes which must have been posted to
London on Thursday az latest. The error of trans.
mittng back 10 Dublin tohat had been posted nom
DuJtit ttceafv-f0r hours Ief0fe did not orlglnate
with any OF the Dublin telegraph officials.
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returning thanks for being named president cx-
pressed nts regret at having been abandoned BY his
political friends, who were at present among the
IN the work OF cancellation which he mad undertaken
he INDUCED In the hope OF seeing all political men
honorable gentleman, ave must save the enpire.n
NJ. Maltel replied with considerable warmth,
ashlrming lnat the ieH centre, IN wnicn were u.
and did not intend either to fail In Its duty or to
leave the honorable gentleman the exclusive care
OF conciiating the empire with literty 'slt is NJ.
OLIVIER ne added, ''who has Quilted the LETT
centre, such members OF which as are still united
nave remained iallntui 10 their original policy NJ.
Vendre 10 reply, but ae other Deputies decided
that the lncaent was closed.
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TsLeGS4pHs TO AND IN Tgs FAN EAST.

From Galignani's Messenger OF Paris, Dec. Al
The Russian government has granted concession
OF thirty years TO M. Titgen, Councillor OF state to
the King OF Denmark; M. Erickson, q merchant,
ana NJ. Paisen, Consul General for that country at
81. Petersburg for the establishment OF submarines
,olcgrapnlc lines between Asiatic Russia An i Osaka
IoIohnnln or Nageseki IN jspap ana shspgbae,
Fon-cJon ana Hong nona, in China. the company
thus formed VIII ask lor the authorization oI tho
Chinese and Japanese governments, and the Rus.
san executive Will lead its good oIlces IN the mate
Ter. Inc c0Hce5sfonanes bind themselves TO attach
tils 9Stem OF telcgrapny TO station and teio-
Rraphio line OF the state In Russia In Asia.
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FRANCE.
NJ. Rocbefort's Speech in the Legislature
Protection for Members

M. Rocbefort's Speech in the Legislature
Protection for Members.
The Legislative body OF France met on the ga OF
December. N. Schneider in the chair
ON the minutes OF the previous sitting being read
NJ. Rocheiort from his place, asked leave to speak.
NUMEROUS VoIcEs--From the tribunci From the
tribune
u. RocHEFoRT descended from his place, and
standing on the second step OF the passage to the
seats Of the extreme lelt, said:-Gentemen, before
tne examination OF the elections commences desire
TO make simple Observation OF import alike 10 The
dignity and the security Of the Chamber. Qnterrup-
uOn.l You need not he alarmed, Tor my proposition
" not by any means snbyersiye. (NoseD Hitherto
the service OF the military post charged 10 watch
over the Assembly mas been assigned 10 he troops
oi the line. am Of opinion that for the future the
National Guard ought 10 be employed for the pur-
are tsctors and are, more than any one, interested
IN protecting the representatives whom they have
Delpeu 70 nominate. QLau2htcr.l
M. HAABErPA, with yIolence-Ah you may
Iau2n, but the day will when your laughter
VIII DC taxed with ndtcet. tSose.1
nj. kOCHEFoRT-Undcr the present government
we are exposed 10 continual surprises dnterruption
ana we nave need Of serious guarantees. our
chambers nave hitherto had the eyIl chance OF
being betrayed Dy those who were eapeciall, !,
charged TO defend thein particularly by Their pregt-
dent l therefore affirm that In case or az uaression
from Whatever part proceeding 1t Is on the National
Guard that we 0agnt TO rely. pray the Assembly
TO take my proposition into It's serious
applause on the ielt)
The incident then terminated.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
GERMANY.

The Chinese Mission in Berin-HIr. Burliu-
sase's speech TO the King Of Prussia.
The following is report OF Mr.. Burlinghame's
speech IN presenting his credentials to the King of
Prussia already noticed in our cable kilograms Of
December 2:-
on behalf OF myself and my colleagues have the
honor TO present TO your Majesty our letter OF cre-
dence from his Majesty the Emperor OF China, and
and happiness of your Majesty and the royal family
and also for the prosperity or the great people over
whom you reign
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il then terminated.
pnrfy Abandonment.

In the second bureau the same day an incident
occurred OF some interest. "a. Elnle OLIVIER In
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mAgnfed and arranged 10 suit both part,ea
| Charges of attrocious AssassinRtions aud
crimes are made by journals aud by private
letters. Altogether, war news so far recelv
ed, is unreliable, and Sighting, according to
impartial correspondents, is insignificant.
The sugar market is animated, but prices
are unchanged.
NEw YORK, May 5.-Mr Howard, new
minister TO China, urges that bis mission be
raised to the grade Of the British Embassy.
The President agrees with his views.
A fight took place at the capitol yoster
day between Col Duncan and Col. Caphart,
aspirants for the office Of Superintendent of
the Interior Department, in which the for.
mer was worsted.
4 meeting intended as q reception to
Warren and Costello, released Eenians, took
place this evening at the Cooper Institute.
Warren and Costello did not attend, for the
reason that they considered the demon.
stration as partSking ofLR partiEan charac.
ter. Anthony A.. Griffin, Of the savage
wing af the Fenian Brotherhood here pre-.
sided, and speeches were made by Col. Ma
gle and others.
WASHINGTON, May lj.--It is stated that
Gen. StonemAn, recently commanding Va be.
lieving that BY the FIRST Of July that state
might be organized, continued the stay
law only until that time, and il is now prob
able that applications will be made TO Gen.
Candy to continue the stay law in force un.
ill after the meeting Of the Legislature,
The general convention Of the Lutheran
church is now in session, and will tomorrow
morning, by appointment pay their respects
to President Grant.
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In violation Of their pledge the Republi.
eau members of the Indiana Legislature at.
tempted 10 dispose Of the proposed 18th
amendment On the 18th. The Democrats
Of both houses, excepting two, resigned their
seats, leaving the legislature without a quo.
rum again but determined to take every
chance of hobbling the state, the Republican
members of the Senate proceeded to vote
and declared the amendment ratified by a
vote Of p to / 1t is said that the Republi.
can members Of the house will to-day take
similar action. There is no probability that
this partial and informal action will be ac
cepted BY any authority as ratification of
the 9TH amendment. It will be either rat.
fed or rejected by the next legislature yet
to be chosen, aud if the people with tAis
Issue before them CHOOSE delegates in favor
Of the ratification, the Democracy of Indiana
will put no obstacles in the way of il.
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G.I 0O0 BEWARD for any case of the
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CT 600 BEWARD for any case Of the
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medical faculty have pronounced ineurAble, that
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A radical cure for General Debility in old or
young, impartng energy 10 those who have led
life Of sensuality. Price SIS por bottle, or two
bottles g.
on receipt of price by mail or Express, those
remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt
attention paid to all correspondents. None gen
uine without the name of DIR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES. b. d. RICHARDS,
sole proprietor, blow In glass Of bottles. Ad-
drcss DIR. y. ID. RICHARDS,
No 22s Varick street, New York. Office
hours from "a. NJ. too p. NJ. Circulars sent
Correspondents answered.
mayl ldwly.
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SAVE Your slLvER wARE.
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
VOW OPEN To
Rock Island!

THE short ami direot routo from Racine, Mil
L wauace, aad all points ia Wisconsin, to
Rock Island and Davenport, and all points in
southern Iowa aud ksu.G,.
Ou and after Monday, May 3, 1869, trains on
this road viii run through 70 and from Rock lei.
Iud vi. huut change of ears
Trains cave Rock leland at $40 "a. M, $50 p,
uo Freight and Accommodation $40 q. u,
Arrive at Rock Island, 1895 p. N, 6:35 a. m,
Freight and accom- modaton 5:SS p. m.
Making lose connection With passenger trains
=. shc following points;
AT RACINE JUNCTION, fro,a and to Mil
WAuheo AMI Chicago.
AT CLINTON, from and to all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Ar FEEEPUBT, from and 20 Gaiena. Du-
buqur, and all points North and West.
At SAVANNA, with steamer "HondsrIon"
from ant to Dubuque and with ST, Paul Packets.
TFrLrON with trains from and to Cedar
Rapids, Marshall, Boone and Omaha.
AtROCK ISLAND, with trains from and to
MuscstDo, Washington. Iowa City, GrinneI,
Dec Moines, Omaha, and the Union Pacific
Railroad and with steamers from and 10 all
points ON the Mississippi river between Rock
Island and st. Louis. Rates Of freight and fare
always 81 low by this as by othor lines.
4. c. TATE, sup't.
J. A. CorrEy, Asst Supt.
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A young man named Samuel D. Talbot, q
rejected lover Of Miss Cribner of Brooklyn,
n. Y. entered her room on the 18th and
attempted to administer ehloroforn to her
while she slept; but she awoke and fled from
the room. He followed her and fred two
shots at her from pistol, happily without
effect, and then shot himself dead. lie was
recently from Boston. The affair creates
intense excitement in fashionable circles of
Brooklyn and New York.
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Now York Market.

TslOgrAphsd to the ARGus.
New YoRK. May Is.
flow-Plour dull, at So OOa9 90 western
8 2oa1 ~,
"heat--bOll, at 6Oc per bu Amber Western,
SSc,
Ryc-Qu0t
C0rn-sesrec, At s2agOc for new mixed West.
ern and " for Western yellow.
Oats-0uiet and steady, at 500 for Western
Rhoat
pork--Quiet and steady, at ssl OOasl 90 for
new mess
Cut Moats--Quiet.
LSrd-steady, at l6isISi for steam ISiaIs9
for kettle rendered.
whisky Duh, Western q6c.
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II is stated that information has been re.
cevcd al Montreal to the effect that the
Privy Council in England is taking into con.
sideration the sdvisAbility Of relinquishiug
al her colonies excepting India. Can it be
that England intends to compel the United
States to fghI her, if at all, on her own ter.
ritory and on tho high seSs2
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A commercial convention is to be held at
Memphis on the 18th, Delegates are passed
by the railroads aud steamboats,, and visitors
taken at half fare.
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The G.. 1. x. now in enoampment a, Gin,
cinnsti, propose organizing life insurance
and annuity corporation, the object being
to secure to. the family Of each member, on
his death, the sum Of $1,000.
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4 Pennsylvnria court has decided that
the bonds Of u railroad Company, bcll by
citizens ofother sts!e', are taxable in Penn.
sylvAnia, on the grounds that the bonds are
protected and made valid by Pennsylvania
La
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

CTRAYED from my place, in Coal Valley, ILL.,, 4,
- a dark bay mare cot. She will be three
years old this spring; has a white star on her
forehead, and left hind foot white; name and
tail nearly black A reward Of $40 will be
given for Information as to her whereabouts.
JOHN K. CLARKE.
Coal Valley, May 6-dw3w.
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FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale a small house, and a lease
L The dwelling has two good rooms. and a
summer kitchen, and situated on the corner Of
Rock River and Pearl streets, south Of the first
ward school bouEe. For terms iuquire Of
JOHN HARDEN.
Rock Island, May 5th-d2w.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF TIE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

OEFicE OF THE CLERK oP rHE Co. CgURr,
or Rock ISLAND Co., Ill,
Rock Island, May l3, 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant - a
y request OF sne-third Of the members Of
the Board Of Supervisors Of Rock Island Coun-
ty, specIal meeting Of said Board will be con.
vsned on Monday, The 7th day Of June, A. D.
1863, ct the Supervisors Room, in the city and
county Of Rock Island, for the trsnsaoticn of
county business. JAMES VI. BEARDSLEY,
Clerk County Court Book Island Co., III.
msyi&ddSit.
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Chicago, Rock Island l.
Pacific II. II. Notice.

L'AMILY Communication Tickets between Rock
Island and Moline, can he procured by ap-
plying to the un dersigne5, at the following rates
30 rides in one month, So 90
30 rides in two months, 500
80 rides IL three months, 800
VIM. Z. GRENELL.
Rock Island, April 30--dlw. Agent.
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NOTICE.
THE firm Of Carse, Elder Co. is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent
rARSE, ELDER b co.

The business Of the old firm will be settled BY
the undersigned who will conduct the business
Of the late firm, and hopes to share portion Of
the very liberal patronage bestowed on tGem
heretofore HENRY CARSE.
Rock Island, May l4-d4t
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c 0 M M { R C IAL.
Latest New York, Chicago and
st. Louis Reports.

Correct Rock Island Quotations.
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Daily argus.


Connecticut ratiGes the 18th amendment.
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TERMS.
hcEEAL a JONES, PrOpristOrI.
BARTHOLOMEW

uAs been allng up his show cAsss with NEW
IL GOODS Of latest st, les aud best quality
Ills stock Of
SOLID SILVER ANDPLATED GOODS.
Is comp Iete. Those wishisg to purchase goods
In his line will do well TO give him n call before
making their purchases.
Witches, Clocks and JeWslry repaired.
All kinds Of Jewelry made to order.
Spoons, Forks and Watch Cases neatly plated
With gold OF silver,
Ornamental or Fancy Engraving neatly done.
II. NJ. BARTHOLOMEW,
Successor TO W. 7. RiGgs.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

For each square or tho space occupied by ten
lines of solid minion, equal to one inch, One Dol
lar for each insertion.
Gse- Business Cards Of not over one-half an
INCH space, Ten Dollars a year.
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AN ORDINANCE
10 Amend an Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance relating to the
Public Landing and for the Col.
lection of Wharfage"

SEc. /. BE ii ordained By The Ciy Council Of
the CITY Of Rock Island, That the following
amounts shall be collected by the harbor master
for wharfage, on the articles designated, on
landing 10 wit,
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YANKEE NOTION STORE
HHOLESALE and RET1ILl
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD g. BROTHER.

The undersigned Successors TO A. Hall have
on hand fun stock Of
NOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Mittens, Gloves, Pins, Nee.
dies, Paper Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
Silk, Thread, Bindings, Buttons Belts and Buo-
bles, RsEOrs, SOiasOrs, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap, Barfera' Soap, Hair Oil, Perfumery, Combs,
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and Rings, Whips, Lasbes, Hosiery, Cigsrs, SuE-
penders, Gun Caps, speotaoleI, Shoe Laces, Head
Nets, Chewing Gum, RulHes, Ladies' aud Gents
.a po'ot.s -, Collars, Paper Collars and great
rAl'9,y u nancy tt''clsa Eo'.~'-SIg kept In No
ton Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York Of importers,
3obbers and manufacturers for the Wholesale
trade, and can sell as cheap rs any store west Of
New York.
FIELD q BROTHER,
Illinois Street, Rock Island.