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Geo. d. Ogden, Esq. of Memphis,
and Mr.. David Rummell, Gf this place,
have our thanks for late S0uthr en-
papers.
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Deutsehis Literarische Guesellchaft

Deutsehie Literarische Guesellchaft.
Our German friends have organic
a litersry society, which meets every
Monday evening, under the above
name. The following are the officers ::
President-F. ii. Tufts.
,Secretary-Michel Newman.
Treasurer-R. j. Simon.
Critic-A. f. Rub.
Exercises are as follows:
Declamirung, Debatirung Auf-
saetze, Vorlesung, Rede, Uebung
und Zeitung.
ALLIE freunde seind ersucht unseren
Uebungen beizuwohnen d. k.
Literarische, Auskunft giebt der
underzeichnete. \. +, RUIZ.
Critic.
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Just in Time.

just in Time.
No present should lie priced higher by the
recipient than an accurate and truthful like
ness of the donor.
60. then, to +. b. Zay's Gallery, and get what
will gladden. the heart fwife, husband, moth
er, father, sister, brother, sweetheart, lover
or friend, and we know you will always thank
us for the hint. No better present for the
| Holidays
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Union Meetings.

Union meetings will be held in tho
church during the Week of Prayer,
commencing Jan. Sd, from 9 o clock
A. NJ to 10 A. NJ, as follows: Luth-
eran, Monday; German Reform,
Tuesday; Church of God, Wednes
day; Congregational, Thursday
Methodist, Friday; Presbyterian,
Saturday.
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M AR RED,

STROTHER-GOUDY.-0 Saturday. Nov.
IS 1859 at the Linn Grove Church, Linn coun-
ty- Iowa. by Rev. James s. Fullerton, Mr.. A.
B. Strother and Miss 4. A. Cloudy, all of Linn
county, Iowa.
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George Elliot's Works, complete, Library
STYLE, Volumes, 20 cents each, at
FREY & ErTINGER's.
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Hickory Nuts!
Half Dozen Barrels-for sale eheap--at
GRIBBLE q ScHULEK's
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The whitest, worst-lookins HAIR, resumes its
youthful beauty, by usipgIIall NegetaDie
Sicilian Hair Remover. Trl il.
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Mite Society.

Mite Society.
The Mite Society of the M. E.
Church will meet at the residence of
Rev. L. c. Webster, on next Tues.
day evening. A cordial invitation is
extended. Refreshments will be pro-
vided.
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Dissolution.
The firm OF Bush & Click was dissolved by
mutual consent on Monday, December.6 q, 1869,
Mr.. Click being compelled to retire on account
OF poor health.
T. II. Johnston takes his place, under the
style of c. NJ. Bush & Co.
The notes and book accounts of the old firm
are in the hands OF the new firm. and 1t is
desired that all persons knowing themselves
indebted will please call soon and make final
settlement.
g. NJ BIISH & co.
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Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders for the
Holidays, at TorrEN BROS.
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Auction.

Auction.
Att Schwab & Co.'s, every day. 1t is the
place to get bargains.
THERE is nothing more suitable for Hoii-
day Gift than a good and instructive book
FREY K ETTlNGER are Headquarters ior
all of the standard works of the day, and their
stock of Juvenile Books and Photograph Al
buns is the largest ever brought to this city.
They won't be undersold. New publications
received every week by express.
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LOST.

ID ETWEEN Fin6lay and New Stark, new
ID Champion" Cross-cut Saw. A liberal ne.
ward will be given 10 the finder, if left at J. S
Patterson s store. Z. BOSSERMAN.
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Meersehaum Pipes, from Four to Ten Dollars
s,r the HOLIDAYS. AT TOTrES Bios.
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Local Business Notices.

ns-Business Notices, in our Local Col
umns Single Insertion, 10 cents line 10 Reg
uIar Advertisers and 10 cents TO Transient
Advertisers. Each Additional Insertion, iO
cents per line.
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WANTED, AGENTS FOR THE
LAW BOOK
EVERY KIND OF BUSINESS,

Agents are meeting with unexampled
success. The high character of the work. its
practical value 10 all classes its splendid rec
Concentrations, and its beautiful appearance
place them on the high road to success from
the very outset. For circulars, unparalleled
array of testimonials, and particulars of A gen.
cy, address, E. HANNAFORD & CO., Publish
ems. IL West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
p. S.-Aiso, wanted, Agents for Greeley
FAMILY BIBLE. The last named work just out
Dec. "a, lS69-H
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Communion.

OLIVE LOGAN lectures at Carey on
the 7th lust; in This place on the 9Th
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Don't let this opportunity pass for purch as
ing one Of those beautiful Chromos at FREY
& ErrINGERs, at fifty per cent. less than the
regular price.
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Holiday Presents.
MR.. ]. r. MALEY,
At "Old White Corner"
Would call Special Attention
To his selection of Fine Lace Collars,
Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Laces,
Fringes, &c, &c.
Also, "a large and full line of
.Alexandre," /" "Curoosier," and
Josephine" Seamless Kid Gloves;
Some thing new in Ladies and
Misses Cloth and Berlin Lined Gloves
and Merino and Fleecy Lined Hosiery.
Also, a Fine Variety of Nice Goods
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
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Auction at j. Schwab & Co.'S.
Every day. 1t is the place to get Bargains
ST. JOHNS DAY.

The officers of Findlay Lodge, No 2E, and
Blanchard Lodge, No. 4OS, F. & A. Nj. will be
installed OH Monday, Dec. q, at 21a o'clock, p
NJ. All Master Mssons in good standing are
invited TO be present. The Annual Supper
will be served at O'Clock, p. NJ, same day
in Hall Immediately below Lodge room, te
which all afasons and their wives are invited
Con-. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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Farmers visiting town will find Warm
Lunch, at all hours, at GRIBBLE &SCHuLKR's.
Don't forget the plsee-next door TO Frey 4
lEttipserA Drug Store
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Report of Findlay Central School Dis
trict. No. 8. for the Week ending
Dec. IL, 1853:
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS Z!
LATEST ARRIVAL.

Direct from Baltimore. Only 30 cents per
Half Can. For standard brands, call and try
them. l21tfI GREEN CARSON.
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Christmas il Coming.

Every day brings new proofs of the pecu-
Iiarly good and lasting effects Of the Consti-
ton Bitters. In cases whe'e the liver is inae-
tive, bowels irregular, attended with great de-
preston and melancholy, there can be no
doubt that the Constitution Bitters are just the
remedy needed, and sure torelieve the sufferer
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RuY YOur Bread

Where you can get the worth OF your money.
Wheat Bread, Rye Bread, Graham Bread, Hot
Rolls-every thing in the baking line-first
quality, at
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Buy -FOUR Groceries

AT GRIBBLE SCHULER'S, and thus get the
best in the market. Full assortment always
ON hand
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Wanted at HenuersUu % O~..-~..--.
$50 .3.s Coon Skins, 2si,76I Mink Skins, Si,7;5
Sheep Pelts. and 10000 OMuskrat=D0e.O .Ou0 Skunk
for which we will pay the highest prices.
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Dissolution.

Family Bibles at
FREY a ErrIS6ER's
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GO To L. $. KIMBER'S
For Your Holiday Gifts,
For Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, &c
Next d. or south OF Old White Corner.
baltimore Oysters.

Best and Largest in Findlay, only 45 cents
per half-can. at GRIBRLE & SCBULER's.
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FINDLAY MARKETS.

JEEFERSoNIAN OFFICE, l
Thursday, Dec. .. 1859.
The following are the latest quotations a.
ascertained from leading busine8 men:
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I. o. G. Il. supper.
The Goou Templars will give an Oyster Sup
per at Wheeler's Hall, Friday evening, Dec. IL.
All lovers of Temperance, and al Others, are
cordially invited to be present. Admission, 20
cents per couple 40 cents single.
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raru,er.sLuuch Room.

New Years and Christmas
VIII soon be here, and Swartz & Kunz hav
the finest assortment of Toys in town.
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Repairing neatly done at
STRICKLER * SMITHS:
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Chromos mounted on Canvass, I'm good styi
at FREY & ETTISGER's,
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Ornamental Cakes,
For Weddings, Festivals, Fairs, &c, put up
iu the finest style on short notice, and cheap,
AT GRIBBLE & SCHULEKs
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AuctlOn.
Att. schwab Co.'s, every day. 1t is the
p lace TO get Bargains
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Try ToTrEN BRo.'s Cigars, best in town.
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II you want anything in the Boot or Sho
line, got SfhiCkLEh " SMii o
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Findlay Union School Report for the
Week ending Dec. II, 1853:

<tlttt Lftf sI<----.--...-.-..
Boys l4c. DGi. -Attend'ce
GirLs' Ar. Ddi. -fttend'ce
Total Ar. Ddi. I4nead'cs
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Girls'Percf. Of AIend'ee
TntaI Pr ct. Of .Iffend'cr
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Ladies' Fine Money Books at
FREY FTTINGER'S.
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Boots q Shoes.
For sale at Cost, at
Auction.
Att. schwab & Co.'s, every day. 1t Is the
lace TO get Bargains.
II you want good Buffalo Cloth or Rubber
Over Shoes, cheap, cote
STRICKLER & SMITHS.
Largest and best stock of Meerschaum Pipes
and Cigar Holders ever brought to this market
Mt TOTTEN Bros.
Go to FREY ETTINGERis for your Holiday
Gifts.
All work done by SrRIcKLER a. SAITH war
ranted.
Go to TorTEN's for the Fruit Cake Plug To-
bacco best in use.
Parian Marble Vases at
FREY & ETTIN8ER's.
Try TorTEN Bros so cent, Fine Cut Chew
lug Tobacco.
II you want anything in the Boot or shoe
line oto STRICKLER & SMITHS.
|
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Try TorrEN Bros so cent, Fine Cut Chew
Jug Tobacco.
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Auction.

Boots & Shoes.
For sale at Cost, at
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Christmas Toys!
Large variety-wholesalea and retail-cheap,
at SwARTZ < kUNz'.
Bohemian Glass Toilet Sets at
FREY & ETTISGERs.
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II you want good Buffalo Cloth or Rubber
Over Shoes, cheap, go to
STRICKI IER & SMITHS.
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Boys'Per Ct. Of -4fteni'ce
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and Cigar Holders ever brought to this market
n, ToTTEN Bros.
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Rock Islam Il Peoria Railroad
Nail Routes.

curcAao AND EASTERN MAIL-srriyss at
4.3O A. NJ. and 5i36P. NJ. Closes At s;lo A. m'
and 3 p, NJ. n
PORT BYRog MAIL-vis Wa.ortown, lamp
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordovs, az
riyes at $50 A. NJ. Closes ?. III.
COAL VALLEY MAIL--tby care daily leaves
"A. ~, end arrives 5 P. NJ. Orion and An
dover are supplied by this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MhlL-arriVes ~ s'o,
A. NJ. aud IO.ObP. NJ. Closes At JAN. and
l0P.M.
ALRpO MhIL-yia Camden Mills, Andalu-
ala, Rigip xton, Hamlet, PerIyton, AIedo, hisn
Point, Now Boston, Keithsburg, oquswka, "
0ouawaa Junction, (5agetown), leaves asily
between 8 . A. NJ, and arrives OF b;3o =
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Hatlitt, Bui-
| fAo Prairie, Illinois City, brury, Copper
! Greek, aud Mrler.burg, goes by this route.
| MONMOUTH MAIL-yia Presumption, sueI
| Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, an'
! Riohlaud Grove to Monmouth, leaves tues
days, Thursdsys and Saturdays At A. N
and arrives Mondays, Wednesday, aud Er'
day at p. NJ. Centre Ridge 10 supphe'
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week ar
riyes Friday evening, al o'clock, and leave
Saturday morning, at o'clock
SwEDONIA, via Rural, twice week arf'e
Tuesday aud Fridays, at $50 ?. NJ, nnd leave
wednesday, and Saturdays at 7;"N a. "
This route terminates at New Mtniror
= Once hours from T:CO A. M. TO $500 y. NJ.
6ss~ gundAva, open from y 10 10 Am.
NJ. b. OsBoRs. Post MHstsr
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BURGLARY.--Lsst night (29th) at some
hour not known, burglar raised window
and entered the office Of Dmick's livery
stable, where three employees were sleep
ing. One of them, Swede named Abram
Olson, was robbed Of 50 10 money, silver
watch with gold key and hook; and two
notes--oue on John Bergloif for $l5, and
one on J. L. Peterson for $50. The sleep
ers were not disturbed, and knew nothing
Of the matter until morning. No clue has
been obtained leading TO the detection Of
the perpetrator
Some time during the night an attemp,
vas also made to enter Swanson's boot and
shoe store, by cutting out some Of the back
window panes, but the burglar failed to eff
feet an entrance.
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consists of an acre of ground, which is en-
closed by nice young hedges, md h''ea WIN
young maple trees set l6 feet apart e"eh
way. The entire building site ana equip
ments cost s2,535, all of which sum mas
been raised. At the dedication EXERCISES
the prayer was made by Rev. VIM White
head: the discourses was delivered by rev.
q. 4. Conger, Of Winterset, Iowa; the
services were also participated in by Rev. d.
NJ. Tiiterington, Pastor ofthe Church, heVs'
L. n. Elton Of Oquawka, j. =. H. and
John Young, Of Edgington. The music
was conducted by Mr.. G. b King, of Dav
export, who was present with an h'te!
| Organ.
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You've NAGRASrs.-Last night at late
hour, Policeman Woods and Schroeder ar
rested three boys aged respectfully seven
teen, eighteen, and twenty one years, who
were pat ashore from steamboat, were
hard looking cases, and had no money
One was from Bloomington, one from Alton,
aud the third from Louisville. They were
lodged in Jail, and were this morning given
Eve minutes to leave town in.
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A Coon ARTICLE,--Griggs, Watson x
Day, the enterprising booksellers and sta.
TONERS of Davenport, sent us, q few days
ago, half gallon bottle Of laylor's Diamond
Combined writing and copying ink. We
have given it trial. 1t flows freely, neither
thickeus or moulds, and bears splendid
color. The directions ar, simple+ place
| your oil paper in the letter book under the
leaf, then wet with brush rs usual: put the
letter directly on the wet leaf, without dry
ing the leaf Of the letter book with blottei
as with other copying inks. The copy Oh
tanned is perfect.
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MARRIED.

KROGER-TURNER.- 49, In Marshaltown,
Iowa, on the 26th inst, at the residence of the
brides father. by the Rev. A. b. Goodale, Mr..
George Kroger, and Miss Mary NJ, only daugh-
ter of John Turner, Esq.
Having duly received the "rino, better known
to some as "the spondulcs," and not having
been annoyed with any greenbackless cake, we
feel like giving the happy pair our most stupen-
dous wishes for prosperous future with big ex.
pectations, and whoppiug reslzations. May
their shadows never grow less. The groom pas,
sed his boyhood in Rock Island. May peace 60
with him, and joy tag on behind.
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A QUEER WAY OF Done BUsISEss.-We
mentioned last week that Charley Crow, who
cut o man nearly to death a. Burlington,
with knife, had been arrested By our police
authorities. Information was telegrsphed
| to Burlington at once. Crow was detained
three or four days, bu. not an instruction
was received, and not Burlington officer
arrived. On Monday morning Grow was re
leased, and Immediately took to flight. This
Morning the Darlington authorities 'ele
graphed back an answer to the dispatch
sent them last week, aud they can now
have the fun of hunting Crow themselves.
BEsr family -four ct Warner Mills,
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Look at the Figures!

All Summer Goods marked down
Dress Goods worth 75c. down to zoe.
Dress Goods worth G0c. down to A5c.
Percales worth SOC down to 400.
Figured Muslins worth 2js30c downto 2Oc
Pi9ues worth 75ca$l down to jOasOc.
All White Goods at cost; Parasols and
Sun Shades at cost; Summer SbRwls al
cost.
No deception. Goods will be sold at the
above prices. A. bAMBEH'LN'
Clothes made to order. Good fits war
rented
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NEW CHURCH AT HANLEr.-They nave a
new Baptist Church a, Hamlet Mercer
county. 1t is frame, 30 by 4s feet, with q
vestibule and spire. The space over the
vestibule is seated, aud will be used when
necessary.
The audience room is neatly and
plainly finished and furnished, will seat COM
forssbly, about ls0 persons. The site Of
the building is commanding one; the
spire, which is so feet high, can be seen for
miles from slmos. sny direction. The lot
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zooAx cozUnGM.
F,,rxYx CENTS q line will be charged for
each inssrtion of articles under this bead.


Good fast color lawns only ~ cents
French lawns only so cents, Best r i,n
organizes all marked down. Real french
percales, fine and fast colors' Only 80 oo"'o'
All Summer dress goods marked Down "
close them out before getting IN ran soVas.
All white goods and piques at very low
prices. Now is the time for bargains a. 'he
sign Of the Golden Eagle. {. M. AIKEN
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RIVER 1rEMs.-The Mollie McPike went
down this morning and the Dubuque up
Tue Tom Jasper will be up tomorrow, and
the Minnesota down.
The lillputian steamers Buckeye and
Johnny SCHNEIDER came down this morning.
They are employed on the rapids.
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A DESERVING lNsTlruTioS.-We take
pleasure in directing the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement OF the Academy
of the Immaculate Conception, located at
Davenport. This institution, conducted ex.
clusiyely by Sisters Of Charity, offers an OPP
portunitv for .he safe and thorough educa'
ton Of girls and young ladies, which can
not otherwise be found within long dis
lance of Rock Island. 1t is BEAUTIFULLY sit
uated in one OF the best portions OF that
city, affords ample accommodations Of every
description, and under the kind and consld
crate instruction Of the Sisters, pupils are
certain of making rapid progress, A very
great many people of our city have sen
their children to this Academy, and we hav'
vet to hear the complain. that was eve
made against it, On Monday, August 10Th
the school re.opens. Parents desiring t.
place their daughters in safe institution
should refer to the advertisement ct th'
one.
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FARM FOR SALE.

r THE UNDERSIGNED, will sell the Farm
L, known as the james Frey Estate, situated
u miles southwest of Rock Island, in Edging-
ton Township, containing 1870 acres,--eO acres
improved. Has a good young hedge, years
old surrounding it; good orchard Of 40 bear.
ing trees, slso IS cherry trees, &c. has good
frame dwelling, containing rooms 'tHbling,
outbuildngs, good water, 30; 40 acres ct
your = timber, IL miles from the farm.
For terms and particulars, apply TO W. D.
Frey, on the premises, or TO me atmy residence
3 miles east of Hamlet 7. 0.
A. c. C0FFMAN.
Julv "a. 1869. jy29wtf
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MAY BROTHERS are closing out their
entire stock OF Spring and summer Dress
Goods, parssols, marsellies trimmings cot
ton hose, gloves, hoop skirts, and corsets a
prices much below their value. They, are
not going to qu, the business, but wish tc
make room for fall goods.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
" SATURDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST NEXT, between the hours OF 10
o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock IN the at
ternoon of said day, at the lato residence OF
Hubbard Moore, deceased, the personal property
of said dcoedent, consisting OF two Horses, ten
Colts, one Steer, two Cows, one Calf, two Heit-
crs, three head Of Hogs, twenty head OF sheep,
twenty tons of Hay, one hundred and twenty
bushels Of Wheat, sixty bushels of Corn, three
bushels of Buckwheat, one hundred and twenty
sords of Wood, twenty stands Of Bees, two
horse Wagon, two horse Carriage, one single
Buggy, one set Of Double Harness for Wagon,
one tet Of Double Harness TOR Carriage, one set
of Single Harness, ono Moving Machine, one
Tanning Mill, one Corn Shelter, one Smith Bel.
lows, one Anvil, one set Shooting Tools, one set
Smith Forging Tools, viz: Swedges, Dies,
Punches. 10; one P. P. xxx Flow, one Harrow
one shovel Plow, and other Farming Utensils
with lot of Household Goods, consisting o.
3urepus, Stands, Beds, Bedding, &C., &c, viii
| BIO sold ut Public Auction.
TERMS OF SALE:
| Purchases of less than Five Dollars, to b,
| paid in hand for that am cunt and over, on a
credit Of flour months, the purchaser giving
note with approved security.
GILPIN MOORE Executor
! July %, 1869. jy29wtd.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-29

SENslBLE.--A correspondent OF the Chi
cage Tribune argues in favor of locating
the capital of the United States at Rock
Island. OF course everybody here thinks
he is a sensible man, and favors the idea,
regardless Of cost
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-29

CRoCKERY AND GLASSWARE AT WHOLE
SALE now offer a large stock Of crockery
and glassware, at wholesale only, at rates
twenty five per cent. less than regular whole
sale price. Apply soon at my residence on
Orleans street, opposite the Court house,
az. |. HoCHsTAnrGR.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-29
At Wadsworth A Cos.

Is the place for good bargains. They have
marked down their stock OF Spring a sum
mer goods to cost, and some even lower 10
make room for their Fall Stock. No hum
bug in this, as we intend TO close out on'
summer goods at some price. R0membei
the only place to get good assortment o
carpets in Rock Island il at Wadsworsh d
rn'a
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-29

Not the crockery, either, but the prices
at W. II. g. c. T. Webbs, Davenport, whC
have one of the biggest stocks in Iowa, and
can't be undersold by anybody.
They have just been making large re
duction in their rates, and want the public
of Rock Island to know it. This Il
no humbug. Call and see for yourself