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Furnlture Removed and Repaired.

VHAVE Furniture Wagons always ready 70
remove families, or to send for and return
furniture needing repeirs OF any SOFT. GsA"e
orders at nv store, SIS Second street.
Ia REN SMITH, Undertaken,
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NOTICES.


PICTURES TAKEN AT y
Photography Gallery, rs Main 81 sa1
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nEMPEEES APPEAL
G#ee--EO. is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

GFSTLEMEN's wooden uDdeTshiEts snd
drawers az b. Lowenstein q Bros. at less
than cost.
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Fresh Savsunsh river Shsd received
daily per express, " VICTOR - FUcHsi ~
Jefferson street.
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Wsshia giOn College, Virginia.

JlHE RECOSD TERM OF THE CURRENT
! Session OF Washington College, General
Robert Z. Luz, President,
Begins On Ehe LIST OF February,
And continues to the end of June. Students
entering for this term pay half the usual ices
The organisation of the College Is complete,
IN all the usual departments OF academic aud
scientific education, with a full course OF Pro-
fsssOrs and assistants. In addition 10 the or
binary scientific =; ud'es. n full couusa is Taught
In CIVIL AID MINING ENGINEERING, and d.
plOmuS are conferred IN this school. The Esq
thorough branch Of study The SCHOOL OF
Law Is in charge of Judge John ". Broken
br0ugh, LII ID. Tho entire expenses for the
term ne e. rot exceed Si70. For Catalogues adj
dress Z. e.. GORDON, Clerk of Faculty,
tai9 Lexington, Virginia.
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MAIN STREET looked as clean and nice
yesterday evening Is q street IN q Gsr-
man town.
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CIosks and shsvls at less than cost al
B, Lowenstein q Bros. 7
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LADIES, Misses and Chiidrens' wool
hose at cost price at b. Lowenstein &
RgDa-
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GEEFLEMEs's wo1len undershirts and
drawers st less than cost at b. Lowen
stein & Bros.
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silks marked down at b. Lowenstein
A Bros,
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BOARDING..

DoARpING.-A few Day Bosrdera wanteds
ID I7s Second street. urNpy LAIRD.
IalO
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FOB SALE,
LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE


81 ACREI, opposits Brsy's Station. adIoin-
% ing sO.th ride or Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, Is miles east OF Memphi
100 ACRES, known "a the Giles Farm. on
10 east bank OF the Mississippi river, oppo.
sits loWeF end of Island No. 10, and 10 miles
north Of Memphis-ag acres under cultivation,
and about 40 acres desoened.
z OF on esst side OF Bayou GayOso, ri feet on
l. Court street, with small Frame House
Clear OF lease.
I or On enst side OF Bayou. fronting 100 feet
u on Madison street, on which is q Board
Yard. Subject 10 lease.
T or, with Cotton Shed. formerly Barnes
l. COttoo Snsd, now used for e Wagon Yard
fronting lf2 feet on Madison street and III feet
on Court street, a few rods west OF Charleston
avenue. Clear OF lease.
+ OF on east side OF Bayou, fronting go feet
IL on north side of Court street, on which
stands Carroll, Walker & Co.'S Cotton hed
Subject to lease,
L OF, fronting 50 feet on Charleston avenue,
on which stands the Grocery OF Thos- OAa-
honey, snd extending 800 feet 70 Court street.
For terms inquire OF
THOS. wICKERSHAN,
No. o, Second Floor,
Js4 POstORCe Building.
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LADIES underwear at greatly reduced
prices 81 B Lowenstsin & Bros.
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4 PARADISE,

WHITE and gray blankets at greatly
prices at b. Lowenstein & Bros.t
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ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
at B. LoYeustein s Bros. 7
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
ffst imported Germas Cologne, and sold
st halt the price.
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PHILADELPHIA.

DIssOLUTIoNLfHE FIRM OF BAD
~ DOCK, REED & Co, Is this day dissolved
nv mutual consent. The business viii be SET
tied by either OF the undersigned Partners, al
the old stand. ass and A Market street, up
stairs DANIEL HADDOCK, JT.,
CHARLES D. REED,
STEPHEN KIABALL-
Philadelphia, Dee. 81, lSSS. l4
DHE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFORE
i existing between the undersigned, under
the nrm OF MONROE, sMALTZ & CO.. expires
this day, By limitation.
JAMES MONROE.
joe. T.. SMALTZ,
NJ. 5. STOKES.
Philadelphia, Dec. 81, 1888. lG
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Freedmen's schsOIs.

ATTEND the great reduction sale at B,
Lowenstein & Bros. I
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

FRE-PRoTECT YouRSELvEs-THE Bar
COCK EXTINGUIsHER.- Dependence upon
others to do for US what we can do Tor our.
selves, is the cause Of uncounted evils.
arrival OF city village fire engines is fatal
brings ruin. Fire is insatiate-- not
linger-is greedy to devour-and unless
subdued Instantly, sweeps away dwellings,
palaces and blocks, as reentessly as it does
the forest leaves.
The plan of protection must be changed.
Slow and heavy appliances will not prevent
conAagrations. A reader means must be
provided A child can quench the spark,
but an army offremen contend in vain with
the conaagration. Put out the little fires
and there will be no large ones. Let every
man he prepared to protect himself, and
millions Of dollars of value will annually be
saved.
The Extinguisher is the ready means Of
prereafion With it large proportion of
the incipient fires may be extingaished. 1t
has capacity to put them out after their dis.
covery, Why not then adopt it? Insurance
men and city authorities having care for the
public veal should encourage its adoption,
and if possible inaugurate @ new era in fire
protection, when every man shall protect
himself.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

TEACHERS INsTITuTE.-- The Teachers
Institute held at Andalusia on June 30th,
and July lst and % was a complete sue.
cess. The attendance of teachers was all
that could have been desired, forty.seven
being there, and great interest being exhib.
tied in the exercises. All topics of interest
to the profession were creditably discussed,
and an address of considerable merit on
Hygiene, was delivered by DR.. Bowman
The music for the occasion was furnished By
a quartette from Davenport composed o.
Prof. King, Mr.. viii Harmer Miss Mary
LeClaire and Miss Maggie Motto. The PEG
pie Of Andalusia treated their visitors with
the greatest hospitality, as was expected by
all conversant with the style of that wi<e
awake town. To Mr.. Sturgeon, County
School Superintendent, great praise is due
for the successful termination of this affair
He has been the leading spirit of the move
ment, and has spared no pains to awaken i,
the minds Of the teachers of the county 6
pride in their profession, and an abiding
interest in its duties.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

NoTHlNG MORE TO SAY.--The exchequer
Of the Junta of the Chicago burglars has
become decimated to terrible extent, with.
in the last few days, we understand, and
consequently remittances to the organ of the
gang at this place have been shut off, This
is very unfortunate for the fellows in all
here. The Rim ventured out boldly in the
defense Of the scoundrels if they did try to
murder our police officers, and now to be
left in the lurch with heavy black mail &C.
count unsettled, shows to just what depth
of moral depravity those Chicagoites can
descend, when dealing with unsophisticated
country rogues. 1t is the old game, how
ever. Those who are in haste to sell cheap,
like tho Rim, are generally deserted by their
purchasers and left to the contempt of the
community.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

STRuCK BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS storm
at noon. to day (3d), a house on Adams
street, just above Highland, was struck by
lightning, and badly shattered. The shock
was received on the south corner Of the
house, tearing off the weather.boarding and
ripping up the inside of the structure. Mr..
Folsom resides on the first floor, and Mrs.
Nolan on the second. Mrs Nolan was
somewhat stunned, and two of her children,
playing in the hall, were knocked sense.
less, but soon recovered.
Mr.. Errett's house, directly opposite, was
struck at the same time, the roof being bad.
ly damaged, the shingles torn of, &c. We
learn these facts from Officer Tompkins,
who hurried to the scene moment after the
accident, in the expectation of finding some
one badly injured.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

PEORIA AND Rock ISLAND RAILROAD
The Peoria Democrat, speaking Of the
above road says: owe learn from Mr.. Jam.
esou, of the firm Of Prescott Il Jameson,
that they expect to have the grading done
to Galva, within ten days, and to Wyoming
in thirty. Then the only remaining link
ungraded will be from Wyoming to Lafay
cite, and large portion Of that they use
the old American Central where the work is
done. So that it is safe to say, weather per.
hitting, the entire grading of the road from
here to Rock Island will be completed by
the middle of August, when the tieing Of
the road will be commenced, both at this
and the other end of the road, 10000 ties
have been received at this end of the line
and 10000 more will be here in few days
while 100000 are being shipped to Rock
| Island.
1--WE cannot say that the road will be fin
ished the present season, but most certain
from present indications and prospects,, it is
safe to say, if no unforeseen accident occurs
to stop the work, it will be-"
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ABOUT TO RELAx.-We learn that our
legal friend, Mr.. c. NJ. Osborn, one of the
best lawyers of Western Illinois, intends
leaving on Monday evening for Salt Lake,
San Francisco, and intermediate points, in
search Of q little relaxation from business
cares. We hope Mr.. Osborn won't relax
too long around Brigham Young's domin.
ions or end reasons for locating there.
Since writing the above we learn that
Messrs Basil D. Buford and Will Dart are
also to leave on the same trip, and that the
three gentlemen will journey in company
Our advice to Mr. Osborn will apply with
equal effect to his younger associates.
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Neryous Debility,

With its gloomy attendants, low spirits de-
preston, involuntary emissions, loss Of semen
spermatOrrh"a, loss of power, dizzy head loss o,
memory and threatened impotence and imbecility'
find a sovereign cure in Humphreys homeo
pathic Specific No. Tweaty-eght. Composed OF
the most valuable mild and potent curatives, they
strike at once Mt the root Of the matter, tone up
the system, arrest the discharges, and impar'
y,gor aud energy, life and vitality to the entire
man. They have cured thousands of cases.
/ Price s. per package Of six boxes and VIAL which
il very important in obstinate or old cases, or s.
per single box. Sold by all druggists, and sen
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphrey
Specific homeopathic Medicine Co, 562 Broad
Say, New lurk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

Till recently il was the intention of the
company TO run their main line direct FROM
Camden ria Monmo:h to Maoomb. Had he
visited them two weeks ago, when he ex.
pected to be there, he would have been pre-
pared to offer TO them oply branch Of the
road. Now he was prepared to offer them
the main line, although It would add some
80 miles to the length Of the road on con-
di,ion that Muscatine and the region Oh
country in Illinois this side Of Camden VIII
take $l75,000 stock in the road, AndS'nsla
has already taken $4,000. MuscstnG IS
asked to take $50 900 also. The remain
ing $4,000, it is thought, can be readily
raised in the townships intervening. The
terms Of payment of subscription by Musca-
tine are to be as follows: Forty per cent when
the road is graded to point opposite the
city, 40 per cent when the cars are running
| to the bank Of the river opposite the city
and the remaining 20 per cent when the
grading is completed to the American Cen
/ =
tral road near New Boston.
He stated that the company had good en-
enlargement to continue their line as origi
nally contemplated by way of Mllersburs
and Monmouth, but could see advantages il
adopting the route Uid Muscatine, Keiths
| burg, Oquawka and East Burlington anC
thence to the original route at Maeomb-
hence this proposition, He then referred Il
some of the advantages to Muscutine, an
thought that in three years its population
should increase to 10000 and its wealth
four fold. In reply to questions from sun
dry gentlemen. he stated that his road ha'
an arrangement with the Northwestern Com
pany by which through trains are run owe
their track from Sterling TO Chicago. Thu
Northwestern company furnish a proportion
of cars and carry ireights ct 30 much pc
ton per mile. The Toledo, Peoria and Wei
tern, will, in connection with the Pennsyl
vania Central, also send through cars to an
point on this line; on this condition Edge
Thompson and l.. p. Frost had agreed
become trustees.
Captain Abbott also spoke on the advaI
tages ofthe route, and especially Of the in
mense coal fields it would open up.
The meeting passed off in highly sat
factory manner, and the most intuenti
men of Muscatine are now engaged in 8
| letting stock for the enterprise. Mr.. Drur
of Drury township, thought his fellow Gil
, zens would vote $4,000 or So, 200.
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THE ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND AND ST
Louis RAILRoAD.-Ou Thursday evening,
the LIST, one of the largest railroad meetings
ever held there, took place at Muscatine, in
the interest of the r., r. I. and St. l.. rail.
road, as we learn from the Journal which
| gives a complete report. Judge Green was
introduced to the meeting, and in a short
address presented the purposes of the rail.
road company, the substance OF bis remarks
being as follows:
The Rockford, Rock Island and St. Louis
railroad company is to have about 400 miles
of track, from Sterling, Ill.,, to point op.
posite st Louis. Three fourths of the line
is to be graded this year. The enterprise
is in the hands of men of money and expe.
rence in railroad building. The company
owns Immense tracts of coal lands 4, 900
acres 10 Green county, 5000 in Scott CONN.,
ty, 5000 in Henry county, and 5000 in
Schuyler county, III. These are being de.
veioped, and will be an immense revenue to
the company. Pledges have already been
given to grade and tie the road by local sub
scriptions the whole distance except fifty
miles this side of St. Louis, which that city
is expected to provide for The entire Inc
is to be completed in eighteen months rom
lhs prsssn, time. "a
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Nail Rnntes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrives at
4;4o A. NJ. Aud 5;65p NJ. Closer at 9:l5 A. NJ.
and $50 P, NJ.
PORT BYRON MAlL-,vis wa.sr.own, lamp
ton, Rapids City. Port Byron and Cordoya, or
rives at 1855 Az Closes4.5O ?. NJ.
COAL VALLEY NAtl-(by esrs) daily, leaves
between 7and A. NJ, returning At about 8
PM. Orion snd Andover are supplied by
this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL--arrives At 100 A.
M. and sS;OS p NJ. Closes at $40 A, N. and
500 P. NJ
ALRDo MAIL~-via Camden Mills, Andalu-
sia, RdgingtoO, Hamlet, Perrytop, AledO, High
Point, Now Bo'ton, Keithsburg, oquawks, to
oquawks JupOtion, (sagstown), leaves daily
between 5 . 4. NJ, and arrives at $50 ?; NJ
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Haslitt, Buff.
talo PrAiris. illinois City, Drury, Copper
Creek, and MIlIersburg goes by this route.
MONMOUTH NAIL-Via Presumption, sues
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, anc
| Richland Grove to Mon mouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdsys and Saturdays at IA. M.
AMI arrives Mondays, Wsdnssdays and Fri
day at : p. NJ. Centre Ridge is supplied
on Tuesdays By this route.
| CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week. Ar
rives Friday even ing, a. 4 O'Clock, and leave
Saturday rnorDing, at O'Clock.
Office hours rom 7;CO A. M. to 500 p. N.
G9~ Sunday, open from . to 10 Am.
M. B. OSBORN Post Mister.
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CRowDNG AHEAD.--A month or so age
we published at length the inportan. i'm
provements which B. ID. Buford Co. had
projected for their large plov factory. The
plans are now being carried out as rapidly
as possible. The establishment, when these
are completed, will compare in size and fa-
cilities with sny in the western country
The demand for Buford plows has been in
creasiug 50 rapidly within the past year that
the manufacturers had to either enlarge or
leave heavy orders continually untitled
They chose to expand their business and
will shortly be in position to turn on. twice
"a many plows a. ever before. 7~
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE.-Now that the
Board Of Trade is dead, as all will proba-
bly, admit, it has been suggested to US by
one or two prominent members of the organ
ization, that we inquire i any funds remain
in the hands of the Treasurer, and if there
are, that the same he paid over to the Lii
brary Association. The suggestion is a
good one. Mr.. Treasurer, have you any
greenbacks belonging to the Board now in
your possession 4?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

Coon IDEA.--An exchange says a new
"kink" in the church collection business has
recently been developed in the east. In.
stead of following the old plan of sending an
old, sedate, solemn.faced deacon or trustee
around with the basket, they commission
the youngest, prettlest most wnsome sisters
in the congregation, who make the tight
listed friends of the heather come down
with the dust in beautiful style.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

new CLERK AT THE RoDNAS HOUSE,
Having a heavy patronage to look after, Mr.
Hutchins has secured the services in his
Office, of Mr.. s. Walker, young gentleman
from Kentucky Of courteous manners and
good business abilities. Mr. Walker has
had a long experience in the hotel line, and
will no doubt make many friends in our
midst
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

PERsoNAL.-We received a call this NOR.
ming from Mr.. August Schmid, Jr son of the
first proprietor of the Atlantic Brewery OF
this city, and former resident here. Mr..
Bernheimer, son of his fathers partner,
accompanies him in his trip west. Our
readers will remember that Col. Danfortb,
in one of his letters from New York, des.
crbed the mammoth brewery which the
senior gentlemen own there, which is said
to be the largest in New York.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

Barn Housg.-They have at Davenport
q floating bath house, which is being voted a
good thing, and Rock Island is wanting one
too. Wy don't they bore an artesian well
and have the best bathing water in the world
at their doors, as we have here. -Psorid
Democrat.
Because the old"Father Of Waters beats
all the artesian wells in the universe.
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Crockery Is Tumbling

Not the crockery, either, but the prices,
ct W. d. d G. T. Webbs, Davenport who
have one OF the biggest stocks in Iowa, and
cant be untersold by anybody.
Ihey have just been making large re.
dactlon 10 their rates, and want the public
OF Hock Island 10 know 1T. This is
no hunb1g, Call end zee for yourself
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

The name of Biuinger " Co., No. Is Bea.
yer Street, is a guarantee of the exact and
literal truth Of whatever they represent
y y. Conn., AdeertiSer.
The importing house of Biniuger q Co.,
No. Is Beaver Street, is conducted upon
principles of integrity, fairness and the high
est honor.-N Y. Frsring Express.
This superb Gin (Binuger's Old London
Dock Gin has attained popularity with
out precedent in the history of the trade
Herald.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

OuR Colours We flung our starry ban.
ner out this morning, in honor Of our
country's natal day. The Rim gave its
readers column on the Declaration Of In
dependence, and then didn't have sense
enough to hoist its colours. Hope if it
hangs them out on Monday the frog boy
will be sober enough to got them right side
| ND this time.
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THE FRoG BoY.--The frog boy announces
this morning that he intends to pass Sunday
''in manner that seems best fitting the
great day and the holy day" We hope he
won't stop at the Invalid Saloon, at Moline,
as long a, he did that other sunday, and
that in driving by Wagnor's Brewery he Will
sec dat his horse doesn't get the blind stag.
gers again. That's all, hub
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

CoRDovA WHITE LlME.--Atkinsou, Muir
dock q Co now have the agency for the not
ed Cordova white lime, manufactured by
Wynkoop which is warranted to equal any
thing 10 the market. Their place Of business
ia at the old Rock Island Match Factory,
near the ferry landing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

WESTERN UHIoN ROAD.-ln making their
dispositions, il is 70 be hoped that the new
managers of the Western Union railroad
will find it to their advantage to retain
Superintendent Cotton a. this point. lie is
AL accommodating and most efficient officer,
and enjoys much popularity among our
business men. His being retained would be-
regarded with great favor.
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Young Mems Library Association.

The rooms of the Young Mems Library
Association are open from A. NJ. until 10
P. NJ every day except Sundays. A large
and well selected assortment of works now
on hand. Tickets three dollars, which can
always be procured of the Secretary.
may6dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

PLAYED oUr.--Tf anybody expects US 70
write half column of bancombe about the
Declaration of Independence, the glorious
legacy" the day we celebrate, Thomas JEFF.
ferson, "or any other man, they will be
badly sold. We haven't the time the space,
or the inclination. Those who must read
such stuff from a sense OF duty, we refer to
the flea of any old newspaper for the past
ninety years.
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To-Day's Advertisem' ts
CORDOBA WHITE LIME.

A TKINSON, MURDOCH / CO., are now
n using en- their buildings and offer for sale
Wynkoops celebrated Cordova White Lime,
which they warrant Tree from all waste and to
give full satisfaction to purchasers. For hard
finish this lime is superior to any on the Missis-
sippi. Ma Lime supplied in any quantity.
Lime House in the old Rock Island match fac
tory, near the ferry landing. (july3dwlw
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

c. NJ. AIKEN, at the sign of the Golden
Eagle, has large stock Of white and col,
ored Peques, Freuch Cambrics, French
Lawns and Organizes at very reasonable
prices. Also just received new lot of
Ores. Buttons, Trimmings, Collars, Uafs,
Hoop Skirts &C., all of which are marked
Al very low prices.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

FAST TIxE.--The steamer Sucker State
ma ie her last trip from St. Paul toSt Louis
in three days and three hours, She claims
to be the fastest St. Paul and st. Louis
packet ailoat.