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LEGAL.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.

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Whereas, Jesse y. Humphreys and Mary J; Hum.
phreys his wife by their certain deed OF Trust bearing
date the 2st day Of september a. ID. 1873, and re.
corder's Ofce of Alexander County, Illinois, did
convey to John b. Phs, the following described lets
or parcel, of land situated IN the City OF caro- coun,
Is of Alexander and state OF Illinois, ana known ana
asi mated ON the recorded map or plat thcrcoi rs
lots numbered five SIX and seven q, and y IN block
numbered seventy four, Gi) IN trust, however, that
the said John Is. Philhs il tho sum OF money "r any
par thereof, specified in said decd of trust and IA u
certain prOmissory note therein described bearing
ovcn lntc with said deed for the sum of tpenty two
hundred dollars, made and executed by SAID Jesse B
Humphreys and payable 10 the order Of kacylJhi
DIS one year after the date thereof should rctnan
and unpaid at the expiration Of the time spccihCd
and according the tenor of said note. that then the
sal John h. phiis should make sale Of the said
PROMISES. 10y pu lie vcuduo TO the highest lidierfOr
a. ly the forms OF said decd provided, and,
whereas, the Of eighteen hundred and MY dol
lars oi SAID note, tos,ther With interest nom the
2I.t day Of September 4. y. 1865, now remains due
ami unpaid: Now. therefore, notice IT, hereby given,
that 90 the request of Rachel j. Phs and IN Ter uii
los virtue OF The terms ANA conditions OF Said doed OF
trust and the power and authority IN ne thereby
vested, /. the said Jpha b. phillis, will on Nednes-
day the 18th day Of December A. d. ISIS ~ the Court
unuse door, IA the city Of Caro- county Of Alekan-
der aud state of Illinois, between the hours or 10
o'clock q. and O'Clock 7. IN, ofssid day to-wit
NJ u o'clock y. m, proceed 10 seil nj ruhic
NeEiue. tho highest bddor for cssh the property
hcrcnhoiurc described, to satisfy said debt aud IN
trlrst aud the tost ana expense of this ust and Will
execute anil deliver to the purchaser or purchasers
McfouIu decd therefor
'...- JOHN d. PILLS, Trustee.
cairo, III. Nov. ~ ls6S. .. ... nov 46tv
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE.

=. unimh2ytd Lands ~ Iowa, Indiana, Missouri and
Kansas, Tor merchandise or propcrty In Sontb"rn
Illinois; Address Box u, Ceolndia, nfnois
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WANTS.

WANTED-Ale2s County Orders. at so cI.
NVenI city scrip ~ 90 cents on the dollar Tor al
sinds OF Lumber anu builders Materials
hnisdU W. W. THORNTON
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NO. 40 FIFTH. Gross street.
Loll1GOiIIo, Ky.
j
BULL'Gj
WORM DESTROYER
TO Ny United State. and Wo,4d. vide

TO Iiy United &ates and lHo,9d. wide
Readers:
T HAVE received many Testimonials from rrHfss
1 souk aud medical men, ss my aluAnl.- sui Nari.
Gus puhlcHt uus have shown, an 90 Winch genuine.
The following from highly educated and popular
sensible communications have over r,,r. we'd. Dr..
Clement knows exactly what be speaks %, and bic
Testimony deserve. 90 be- written 100 letters ut HY.i
Hear what thc Doctor rays q hulrs Worm Dts.
trOycr;
NRaou, WaiRcg County, ia,
Juno ~, lste
br. ions EULL--Desr SIR IhsV- recently givrn
your WORN Destroyer" several tUNs. suf bad q
wonderfully enc II has not failed lu single
instance to have the wished-for eject. am dong
pretty large county practice, and hay, day use Tor
some article ofthe kind. MA free a. confess
hai know VI no remedy recommended ~ the Ah.,st
On the contrary, the, are uncertain "a ih0 extreme,
Ny object 10 wriIngyo }. g. Ui Out upon dla. Terms
! can get tn" tnciieino directly from YOU. II can
get upon easy terms. shall gsc great deal OF It
am aware that the use 81 such articles s contrary iu
the teachings ami practice ~ great minority ol he
be sufficient simply b,cAu-e may be ignorant % f-
combination. For my pat, shall make 90 q rails Oh
use all aul oycry means ~ alleviate suffering human.
lty which may bc atlu 20 conn tnc-upi ArsIttIfug
because some one moro iug,uIuu. than 800 self have
learned IT, ccrts fret, aud secured the sole right 30
Hn advocate r.upp.rf'r - The thuu.-i ~ worthless
uH-frums that upud tLo g,Iliy, Co.,. prrHft Co. euro
a.. manner ol diseases Co Wiir ty- lt.F. Please
reply soon, and inform me ufyosF uv,t terms.
am, III, very respectfully,
JtLIusP CLEMENT. ND.
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RESOLUTIONS.

At special meeting OF tho Arab Fro Compai
hold on tho evening Of tho 10Th of Dc,.abcr, 1
Oh" following preamble and resolutions were
ported ~ i.o Board 81 pjrcc yr ,wi.r rcro Y~tc
TO he spread upon the Rgcorae an ia, over r.s 4
siderNion at IA" ncS rogrIpr mcotn,ot tn. no]
p
ucfcog, lho city Council, Of the c.l,. ,. d..
h.,y '.a, 'ru nn p.Hhnur' pfovidin" for tie ppguJ
of nj, u" actual eN pn4vs Tor WORK ne AMI -
the engines and apparatus Of the c.nir,,ics H. q
named anu, whereas, tho Arab Fire Cotpn,rv ~
filed their account of such actual oyponsns ,any ny
lhg and repairing .hcir engines ard dppornt,s nrr ;,
term OF SIX muutG', rumntnsinr Apr.l lgf AMI , ~
September 3jth 1862 and tho officer. Of the Comm,
the Ciy COMPTROLLER and CITY Finanaa C6mn,iftnn
SATISFY themselves chat the account wac Cores, ~,
With,n the meaning and intention Of the ordinonr
ana ihry h'Nihg reused % recommend the payme
Resolved, Ihat The fepor. Of the Finance co,o,i
tee, made 70 the Mayor lui CHS Council hy WI'.t
Martin and John W. Mckee, rciatu. to liz ".l,i,
Of this Company, 40 the meeting Of the Hoard Of Az
men, held on tL' 3th inst, was uncacd Tor and n,
~ ~ That which Goo citizens Of dis cfy arc ct I
Z" af me hunI' ut those who have h..I ,icvot "A
10" position O.. pun. servants, aud we consider m
Resolved, Thatwo have onIy asked Of IA. c,,- A.,
pay the Company ono thousand dollar. Der von, /
scrip, or Che actual expenses for working nuI ,,
I..-' 3. t'. ..' company nsu.spt .y the ropprt ,
th. F'.HUE" comm ''un.
Resolved, mi, Gel, au Independent Chartered F.,
Company, 500 arr one lied Co r.ltla ,rtnp,nsst ON IN
%. ." u.s. e"i Forth lu tUa or lU..lru now In orc.
or ih' company only H-k o, ho reimbursed for ia
~, %" 'NI"n.s s". i"ilh 90 iHeir account.
Resolved l.' l..U.. si.a ..l bio .- paid IN ca.
or %, equiv .uf scrip. ON oU before tho frat day
JH'NHl, .'r ...H f4.I, Poi. Company, under and %
N''' n' ~ r .r.". ri. 'nHse ~ rsprciso rho fiue
tom, of % Fire Company, A. contemplated by tho 80
y. '" "'t ".i turn over their pr0prrt
fauI.t tu '". Trustees ~ ~thusIs oI TYsl,..Ig A.
SCUM '.I-" ".' west, 10 Alexander ''uuty, Illinois
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4 Rare coliecuon.-Rowiana,s Reee,p,s

klag sArts, d. scOyerios, &c, comprising valuable
information Cor everybody, Sent by mail, (freo oil
POSTAGE Tor 90 cents.
Address Il. L. NORMANDY. 5oi Market street, ST.
L3lus, Mo. seq dawly
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INHE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims Tor % superiority over rl r,U,0I,- ever
offered To the public for the sge etrtu1, psy and per
maHe.i erTc OF Arue and Fever ur thI..- H4I Isyrr
whether of short or long sundin., De- .f. fn rie
entire western and ~OutuWn country ut uctr hu
testimony 90 the truth OF the assertion, fH.t u up
ease w1usNcr VIII t to DUru g the directions ave-
strrLY followed and carried out. lUa great many
cases single doe" hn. been sufIrrt tor rH,o. and
Whole hmlcs have been cured by s.uy.o bottle,
with perfect restoration ut th" guurfli health. 10 .
however, prudent and iu Uyory f.uf" certain %
cure, II ~ uSclS continued M smaller In-t. Tor a
week or two after the deusc hG- iepn checked more
especially IA difficult aud long -ttnaiug r..y.. l-I..
Wly, this medicine VIII not require .uy s'a go hu.p
the towels IN good orders should uIr patient uHVuF-
cr, require c1thaitic medicine after having token
three 81 four doses OF the Tonic, sin.'s dGsp 90
Bulrs Vegetable Family rms uulI ,ufh.
cisnt
Or. JOHN BULLS Pricipal Office:
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BULLS
SAR - a II n LII ~
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother
Benton Barracks, No, Aprii so, isso.

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 80, lss1.
Or JOHN BULI.-Dear sri knowing the Ell.
cicney 81 your Sar.parlla, ami the healing and bone
heal qualite, At possesses, send you the following
statement Of my case!
was wounded about two years ago--wns taken pris-
oner and confined Tor sixteen months. Beng moved
Oftcn, my wounds have upt healed yet. have uut
sat up. moment noe ! Was woupded nn shot
through the hips. Ny general hgith n impaired,
and need something 20 assist nature. ! have more
faith IN your saTsapaTlla than ma anything else wish
that that j. genuine, Please cNpr'ss ne ahaf dozen
bottles, and obiigc CAPT. Z. H. JOHNSON
-. Louis, no.
=. = Tho following written April 80, lao, by
MT-. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt sphu-gut
DIR, JOHN BULI--Drsr siri Ny husband, Dr. q,
:. JohHlon, skillnll surgeon anu physician ln
Central New YORK. whore he died, leaving tAr above
Z. T. johnson IN my care. Al thirteen years Of age,
he had u chronic darrhca and sCroiuia, Tor which
gave him your -arsapaTllla. TT CURED HIM; ]
have Tor ten years recommended lt TO many Iu New
York, ohio and Iowa, for scruiula, fever sores, Sand
general debility, Perfect success has attended DO.
The Ggseiea o. Sgsia and Jrfr sDrs
aiaost paraoai0Hs. am very anxious for my son
10 again hgye rcoourse 20 your sarsapaTiiA Re is
ftarl ~ getting SPURIOUS article hence ms VI ting
To you fort Ills wounds terrible, but believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Connecting -. Lou!s with
Northern Line Packet Company.
Keokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
and VARIOUS Railroad Lines
A, Ncnphis with
Memphis ana white River Packet Co.,
Arkansas River Packet Company,
Memphis and Charleston IL. H.,
and Mississippi - Tennessee Il. II
4! N.ekaburg With
YnLoo River Packets, and
ViciGsburg and Meridian Railroad,
Giving through bills lalns and tickets TO all available
points ty Ia.l or river.
w - CilAs. 7. HiHbE, General Agent,
l-.. Once on WhaTi-Losi
Ed. +. slssoN Ticket and Passenger Agent.
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stupIc ana Nancy Dry &oods,

OF every description, Hosiery, Notions, Boots and
Shoes, ana u com pletc usso rtnent generally,
The patronage Ii the public is invited, the praprel
tor guaranteeing 70 sell anything in his iine, wh'ther
Dry Goods on Groceries, as cheap as they can he
bought anywhere IN the city;
Remcm6er the place, ndxt door to the corner ~
Poplar and Nineteenth street . ti 40 D. ..,,u
'fho Grocery establishment at tho c6rner Of sixth
and Commercial, will bo maintained as usual
one Of the best stocked in the city.
Octl5tf
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srrA,gER PAULINE CARROLL,

Din. Master.
L'a' "onNAi Evening, hcecmbeF ~, 1869
inst, st n'cpck T.. M.couuocUnx at New orleans.
W.,N Ocean Line nf steamers to
Liverpool, New York, Boston. aud Gai,e s-
ton, Teas.
Ih's. ng,rs Hat -AirpCrs cas rely on one OF these
BOATS Yeas nr Cairo puuctunlly uhoNe.
CHAS TlllSDE
... ". 80. General Agent, Cairo.
Office, % Wharfbnat. Pubic Landing,
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DRY GOoDs-GROCERIEs..
vary GOODS AND GROCERIES.
IN THE F0UL2TgE WARD.
ET1Sn. TE.lSzgc,

lishment Dry Goods department. embracing ever
article usually fond Y the regular dry 8oois h"'N'
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n You Want

Material 70 make dollar bottle Of the best Hair Re-
ever used for restoring gray hair TO It's ora.
inal color send s. cents for package.
II You Want
Nice White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and sswest breath
send for our TURKISH DENTRIFlCE, price, Is
cents.
IfYou Want
sure cure FOR Hea aohe, Catsrrh, Deafness. or buz
Ang in the ears, send for our srERAuTAToRY
Price % cents.
Of price.
Address Joseph X. L7shsr, AL MARKET street, st.
LOUIS Mo- req IYdaw
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stony Point White Co, Ark. May 20, GO.
DIR. ions BuLL-Dear Sir: Last February was at
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some Of your
karsapara and Cedron Bitters.
My son-n-law, who was with me IN the store has
been down with the rheumatism for some time. COM
ineneed ON the Buers, and soon found ms general
health improved,
Or Gst, who has been in bad health tried them,
and he also improved.
DIR Coffee, who has been IN bad health for several
yeafs-y0mach and hver affected-he improved very
much by the use ofyour Bitters, Indeed the Cedron
hers Las gwen you great popularity in this settle
ment ] think could sell great quantity Of your
medicine this fall especially the Cedron Biters and
smsaparlila ship me sia Memphis care Of Ricketts,
Nicely. Respectfully,
q. b WALKER.
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by BAHCLAYs. BROS.
sez7r1
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander County ~ In the CIR.
cut Court % Alexander county, lllluut-, JSuusry
Tenn, 1879
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Lnnas End Embroidenss,

Just opened at ATKINS, sign OF the so'aen
Gs.!o. Real Thread Laccs, Of all widths ret"
yslcncienncs Of all widths; real Point Appli9uej
goipurc. real black thread and Imitation thread
and yalsuciennes Of all v.!ths; real lace Hand
korchef.; imitation lace Handkerchief. OF all
qualities real lace Collars OF Point "a"1'' >Si
euciennes. Thread, Maltese and Cluny.
Cbiniscttes, Of real and imitation Va'ene'
cpne, Childreue' hem stitched li9ndkercHIei'
al Uricos; Ladies' hem stitched llandAerehiei'
all pure Linen, for 2jc, SOC, Acc, SIC, 6oo' 76c
and 81 DO corded borders, for 60e 7Jc, 81 an
:l.25.
Tucked NainsoOl,s and Cambrict, Tides, To"
OLE, Napkins, &C., &c. These goods were 'ougn
from the importer At the present price Of goi
and are very cheap. PIeafs look at them
c. NJ. AIKEN.
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BAD Rons.-Only those who have at
tempted it can form any proper conception
Of the condition OF the roads. The surface
of the ground being frozen aud covered
with snow and ice. the passage OF teams
over the highways has caused at every 'i''ie
middle Of water pit-fall INTO which a wheeI
drops with a chuck that almost ioosens 4
mans teeth. So soon as the surface Is
thus broken through, a soft, muddy bottom
il found. into which :. wheel will cut its way
to an indefinite depth. lr some places the
roads are so completely cut into these holes
tbs, n vehicle cannot be driven so as to
| escape them.
Whils on the subject of bad roads, We
reproduce from the correspondence OF the
Quincy Herald, plan for bettering them,
which is worthy the consideration Of the
| pubGc. Whether this plan or some other
| be adopted something should be- done to
nrevept all communication between the
town and country from being cut off during
several months of the year, The Herald
correspondent SAYS;
What think ye, men aud brethren, OF thu
plan. First, change the criminal laws o
our State bv making grand larceny cost no
1 less than $50, and as much more as th'
seoundrel desires his term heightened il
the peniten,iary; and petty larceny punish
able by not less than one year at hard labo
in work house, instead of life o
| idlepess, as at present, ig the county jail
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Aail Routes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-srrIvs' At
43O A. NJ. aud 5.35P, IL. Close 7'2O A. ID
and 2. 81.
PORT BYROE MAlI.--yia WATERFOWL, nsnp.
,on, Rapids City, Port Byron and Oordovs'
leaves st $40 A. Nj closes At s'V n. NJ
and arrives Mt $40 y. M.
| COAL VALLEY MAtL--(by cars daily leaves
IA. Nj, and arrives B P. NJ. Orion aud An
dover arc supplied by this route.
| DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-ArrrTs' Ai s5o
! A. N. and IOO5P.M. Closs' At p N. And
I0P.n.
| hLRDO MAtL-vA Camden Mllls, AndSiu-
1is, Edgingtsn, Hamlet PeUylon, Aledo hisn
| Point, New BostoD, keilhsburg OquA"kh, 70
OquAvks Junction, (SsgetoWnh leaves da.l
| bstwssn G v A. M, and arrives at 0:5o 7. VI
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, HAIlitt Bur
fslo Prairie Illinois City, brurJ, copper
Creek, and Mlersburg, goes by this route
MONMOUTH MAlL-gis Presumption, eu.i
Viola, North Bsnderson, spTing Grove Hn'
Richland Grove to Monmouth, leaves luvs
dnvs, Thursdays and Saturday. at a. ~ /" :;
and trrives Mondays, Wsdnesdays ana IT,
dsy at 7 p. VI. Centre Ridge 10 '"pP"''
on Tussdsyg by this route
CENTRE RIDGE, via Kural, once week. ar
riyss Friday evening, a. o'oiooE' Snu ''A'''
sstuydsy morning, At O'CLOCK ,-,...
CWFDONIA, vim Rural, twice week I,,,' AHi,.'
,Tns.d,r and Fridays, al I.5O j. NJ ana eaF.'
Wednesdays and Saturdays at ''' a. '''
Tbis route terminates st New "lndsGi'
Ogcs hour, lrou 7,CO A. NJ. TO siOe r M
| sss,- SUNDAY. open srGW % 10 An
n. B. OHaoRN, Post MHsttf
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BRICK BURNlNG.-Atkinson, Murdock
Co. have recently taken an immense con.
tract on the Island, to.wit the building OF
the arches beneath the iron beams and gtrd
ers of the floors of the new armory shop
Atkinson. Murdock 4 Co. have taken ;he
contract at the price Of SIC per thousand
laid brick, and the brick are to be OF the
best material smooth, without flaws, and
unusually hard. la order to obtain lil00,
OO0 bricks Of this character, they must Sc
lee. from 1000, coo ordinarily good and per.
feet bricks They have to add considerably
| to the brick making facilities in their yard
to Gll this contract. They will accordingly
| build in the Spring two new kiln cases, each
holding 2l0,000 bricks at every burning
| They will be construct under the snpervl
| SION Of c. Atkinson, and will coat ! ,0OO
apiece. The W .ls ct the base are to be
feet thick, at the top It in. aud y feet
high, supported at the corners by return
| buttresses. These cases facilitate greatly
| the burning Of brick, and in connection
| with other improvements to be made VII
greatly increase the capacity of their yard
both in the quantity and quality of th'
! bricks burned. and will enable them to fl
all the orders of their customers for anl
number Of first class bricks
The evening Argus., 1869-11-29

TraxER CoNcgar The Turner's will give
e grand instrumental concert, with interest
ing gymnastic exercises at their new hal
to morrow evening. The concert is one ef
q series Of Entertainments which will be
given during the winter to obtain funds to
paw of the debt Of the society on the new
hail. 1t is an imPortan, object to the Ger.
man commonly, and we therefore bespeak
for !. liberal patronage In the gymnastlc
exercises they will be assisted by Mr.. Nm
Stempel. late Of BalIeys circus, and the
beet acrobat aud contortlOnist who travelled
with thst troupe. Admission 30 cents,
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Two CAMDEN FIRMs.-In tAe column Of
new advertisements will be found q notice
of the withdrawal OF c. l.. Maxwell from the
firm of W. d, Houens & Co. The Ern of
". d. Honens & Co is large hardware
establishment, having for sale stoves, tin
ware and miscellaneous and staple hard
ware. The firm is an old and respected
one. and one Of the most extensive estsb'
lishments Of the sort il Rock Island county.
C. L Maxwell, the member of the firm who
has withdrawn, has gone into the Agricul
tural Implement business. The hardware
firm now consists of " D. Honens, ". A
Maxwell and 4. H. Maxwell The ATrI
cultural implement store Of Mr.. c. l. Max
we'll is going to be to large and thoroughly
stocked with the best lines of farming ma
chinery. These two Camden firms eXpec
and will certainly get full share of patron
age.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning MIL,
L have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed aud Glazed Sash, where will keep CON
s..ntlv ou hand all ,iEes Of these articles, which
osn sell at much cheaper rstes than they csp
be purchased for elsewhere. l obtain my Gias,
from the man auufactories at Pittsburg thereby
saving the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
othsr rs in want Of sash will consult their own in
terest by giving me call before purchasing else
where a. an Offering unusual inducements fol
this tssds. J. A. hlpplsEh,
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Come in out of the Cold.

Bsmberger is Offering double width Beaver
Sackings at $3.50 per yard; Ladies Fur Sets,
$3.50; Nubias, SOC; Ladies Japan switches,
35c: Prints ag low as Sc. He invites the atten-
ton Of the ladies to the winter styles of Sacks,
Wraps, shawls and Knit Hoods, iustreceived.
Gcntlcmens Clothing made to order % per
cont cheaper than any other house in the city
Good fits warranted New cutter.
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Az old miser once said that he always
held his breath while being measured tor d
sui, of clothes, as j. made him smaller and
so took less cloth to fit him There IS no
necessity for any such device, on the part OF
the most misery curmudgeon who visits
Tbos. McCulloughs establishment, as he fits
his customers amply but neatly, and charges
the mss. moderate price for his goods.
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Weather Cold and Windy

A forecast Of December. 1t Is j loreWarh'hg u
those who are thiuly dressed to go to May Bros
and prepare fr winter. They have full line
of Empress Cloth, Merinos, French and English
Alpaoas and all kinds Of Dress Goods, Chin
chiIlns. so per cont. lower thnn any other house.
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Al WadsWorth & COS.

just opened, Linen Tov.' from -0c sp'ece
mn bemstitcheI Handkerchief, from 81 tosl'oV
apiocc also, Hosiery, Goyes, Hoods, Nu''"''
&C. at very low prices
The best assortment Of Lace Colars, Lace
uandkerchiels, prcsa Goods, Shawls, dc to he
he found in Rock Island i,at WadFwor'a 4 Co.'S
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Young Mems Library Association

The rooms Of tho Young Mems Library Assoc
citation arc oren nou 10 a. If. until 10 P. NJ.
every day except suuiays large and well
selected assortmcH, # v"rtR now on hand.
Tickets three i.}ars phiea csu always he pre-
cured of tho Secretary. may6dly.
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Fine Solid SIlverwaTe.

A choice assortment of the latest patterns
suitable for wedding and other presents Jus'
received ut Rutcnbeok d Co.'s, ?6 West Second
street. under the Newcgmb House, Davenport
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At Eev burger S

Some novelties in cOlored all wool and white
cotton bed and cradle covers, at bargains.
Also. dress goods furs, millinery goods on
cloths and carpets very cheap.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-29

Z, NJ. Harri, ia selling the best Imperial
Young IIyson and Japan Teas Tor Sl,a"' , AZ
Lundy's Auction Room. hoE-+ui"'
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AIKEN, at the sign Of the Golden Eagle
has big stock of nubias, hoods and all sorts
of worsted goods, and is selling them cheap
d3t
The evening Argus., 1869-11-29

G.. I. Wrnu, has disastrous crnsh IN
crockerv aui 41a,s ware 70 oauuounce, where
by. his customers ere carrying oil the
cheapest bargains imaginable daiIy,in uium.
phant CLEO.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-29

MYsrERtous-This has no reference to a
mysterious disappearance of prominent
citizen who Was supposed to have large
quantities Of money about bis person, or to
the discovery Of a stone man near the slough,
bq, to dim and s5adowy PerspectiVes pre-
septed to the eve by the long, rows and
s1usre blocks of buildings in the city to-
dsy. When viewed block or two off they
presenttho appearance through our magnify
ing London fog Of gigantic ilidehned Shad
ows. The yapory exhsIstions from the
forty days of dampness which preceded
Noah's first naval voyage, seems TO have
gathered themselves in one intensely thick
fog and located at Rock Island.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-29
DAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago aud St. Lonis, gee our
first page.
The evening Argus., 1869-11-29

LOOK Orr.--lhose whose names appear
Oh the delinquent tax lat ara warned IN
auctber column by Collector Copp to pre-
onre against q day Of restitution
The evening Argus., 1869-11-29
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