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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-01-20
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

1o the Legislature:
I herewith submit the se7efal annual
reports, from an examination OF which
you will learn that the affairs to which
they relate have been, during the past
year, so administered as to reflect great
credit upon the gentlemen having them
in charge. It seems neither necessary
nor proper for me to make lengthy
extracts from these reports, as they
will be before you for reference, and
copies thereof will be by you extensive
ly circulated among your constituents
for their information.
There are many reforms which would,
in my opinion, contribute to our welfare
as a state but as they generally in
volve a change of the constitution, L
refrain from recommending them to
your present consideration, in the belief
that before many years the people will
decide to call convention to revise
that instrument and change it in several
important particulars. For the same
reason, and in view of the fact that the
last Legislature provided for the publi-
cation of full digest of the laws, do
not advise revision of the statues at
present.
am glad to be able to say to you
that the healthy condition OF our state
affairs indicates q necessity for but lit
tie general legislation, and | trust you
will abstain, so ar as possible, from
that which is purely private and local
when the relief sought can be attained
under general laws. Such action on
your part will inaugurate a reform
which will meet with the hearty ap-
proval of the people,
Heretofore it has been customary for
the, Governor to act upon bills at any
time within three days after the ad-
journment of the Legislature. | have,
upon reflection; come to doubt the legal
ity of such proceeding, and in order to
avoid the consequences of hurried ad-
journment, I deem it my duty to inform
you that no bills will be considered by
the Executive after your honorable body
shall have been adjourned. You viii
therefore see the necessity Of perfecting
all legislation, so as to render such con-
sideration of, aud action upon; the same
possible before the hour Of adjournment.
Those who will remember the result of
the hasty adjournment of the last Leg
islature will see the imperative neces-
sity for this change.
a FINANCIAL.
The exhibit made by the financial
reports is gratifying.
STATE DEBT
The present Indebtedness of the
State 81 ,252 ,05T 90
Of which there is due
to the school fund 81 ,534 700 90
Normal School fund AS $50 ee
Uni iversity fund.-. l0l 900 90
Total due to the educs-
tionai funds 2 684 200 co
ing---------------- 1877 800 90
Currency Ieceipts out
sta nding 81 90
81 .262, ,057 90
Showing a reduction Of $4,000 dur.
ing the year.
State bonds to the amount of S2O6,-
500 have been purchased with trust.
funds for investment, Cancelled and Ger,
tifcates of Indebtedness issued in lieu Of
them, according to law. All of the
outstanding bonds will undoubtedly be
absorbed by these funds this year.
The receipts and disbursements Of
the general fund, during the last fiscal
year, were as follows:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-01-20

Every proper demand against the
state has been promptly paid upon
presentation, there having been at all
times sufficient funds in the treasury.
The Secretary Of State estimates the
necessary expenditures from the gen
eral fund, from October l, 1868, to
December 81, 1859, fifteen months, as
follows:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-01-20

Balance in the fund, Sept. so, 1s68--s 1896 3s
Balance in the State Treasury, Sopt-
ember 80, 1853, belonging to all
the various $50 So
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-01-20


confined on he first day of October, 1868.
REFORM SCHOOL.
The Reform School is in excellent con.
ditiou. The additional buildings ara
completed, and the school is now prepar.
ed to enter more successfully upon tho
work OF reforming such ehildrdn as NAV
be committed to its care. The Number
in the school during the past year was
two hundred and tTenty seven. The
current expenses, for the, year 1863
arloanted to s16,79l,67. All those Who
are sent to this school are more unfortuu-
ate than criminal, and are entitled to our
sympathy; but one clrss Of its inmates in
particular, are the inaocent victim Of
g eat injustice. They are. rerv Young
are guilty Of no crime, and ars convicte5;
solely because they are homeless and
friendless, upon the charge of vasrancv
and sent to an institution intended oplv
for the reformation Of 8vil-doors. trust
that you VIII provide some means for the
removal of this class. Of children to a more
appropriate home, and SO amend the I,,,
as to prevent the repetition of this vrono
The lnstitutiau is a good school for tboS.
who, for any cause, require the health
discipline there maintained; but it is nos
the proper place to send those whose m;s
fortune, not crime, is that they are home .
less orphans.
INDUSTRIAL,
While this is, in tbs main, an agr;c,,,,
turai state, other important interests ara
growing rapidly in our midst, and en.
listing the energies of most active and
enterprlslng class Of men. The hum i
the waterWheel upon our numerous streana
the various manufacturing establishments
springing up in nearly every town, the city
Of MilWaukee alone having over gre 0oo'l
0VolnveSted therein, the Vi igorots develop.
ment OF our valuable mines and onar;es
the activitty displayed in our pineries IL
tell OF day. not distant, when tbe Isbor
OF the state will BIS SO diYergi6sd 90 "a
vastly multiply its wealth and rcgogcss,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-03
3mrneriies,
gsorDrts 8eFaiinsniasb sn,

9SOrOrt9 Ser a1lilsssInEb una.
" Sen Slr.bereinen oee greifens AIR
@dmtiat bah SegF g dHnernalin 4ott
bon BbiIahelphin in GpI0e hiebeE6oIs
Ter sabIteiher GiRIGIknnaen fith bereit
! erfldrt bats i'm 2LpFtI B. 3. eiue annette
&ortra9sreife mad BEN aEeiten III me
ternebnlen. 6err S@hmenianns sEott
beabfi 9tigt ieiRe ReiIe aber bic @taas
ten Ohio, SHhiana, ;SIIiuois, gBise
confln, Seipa, Mfinnefota, Ni6iann,
Das aOrolihe 9elp Uorf hnA eipea Sbeil
bon aHeFs @ir9inia 1ussnbehnen ilno
1T bfreit, an Srten in bieien unD alls
eren;enhen 5@taaten, bic nidt ausupeit
bon srOben Observation-Disclosures Iiegen,
engagements fur 8ortrdee einanees
ben, uenn fOIde ieitig oenug, ieben>
faIls I'm Wonat SebruaF ober Nnfan9s
Wfdra getrpffea irerSen.
Ser 8orort ergreift nit Gren1er
6iefe @eleeenbeit, nuf ben bobea Nertb
Der 8ortrdge biefee Gerrn ailfmerffani
~ MAIDEN unh fofbert ale 8nn0es ;
Dereti1e, 0eien es ernifEi1 hdru1n 81
tbun III, @iIbnne NIB 6ertfAritt IN
eiaer1 Rreife sa 5eben, oNf, bic n6tbis
gen $Gyritte 1it tbut, UNI Gerru G@iip
lietlanns Yolt fit einen eoer mebrere
gorlra9e au gei1tnlen. o.i1e ssiit
Der 8erort iteit feline 8ernittIun9
germ Sur 8erfaenn9, bod oiirfte es
/ rathS0ul Seiit, ber &iir3e Der Seit h0ls
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-03
Ser Beridot Dee &cbmIf OmOss
0DmiteS,

befIen @Oslefen ia Meptaientantens
5aufe mir geftern ertuabntem. Dirft.
tufe f1nfi geftern 0eS1geIDef, elm areIIee
Xi1t auf be Wlanenper 0efieniaeis Ecu.
| te, bic 60 f6 1nn1 Gel66it MAIDEN,
Wabresein tn SntereIe folder 9eute
bnr6 bic 2egisIdtnr 5n brfneen, Die fie
bafir be30blelt; In Oereu BrO6 iie ais
9cbbDifteu (foIte beiben y@efteMern)
ifeben. Dteiett iit sipar iIiIbtb luetter
ais bas Sengntb 6eS 9rdfibenten Der
WfempbiS HationnI Bans befnunf:
BOD barf man annebrnea, bab bjefe6
8engniS atlf @dhrbeit berabf. &c
Eiegf SHUTTER 6atarl, ieine &@RIO, bic
barih 6effebt, ben ia feiter 8ant bmri,
ben ebetHoIi9en GtootefG abmeiifer
Stanfcrb eebOnirtgn& huIiono III Vris
t6tfprruTatt6nen benuht unb Derpukt su
bnbet, Dnburb In ben Mugel beB 1Ins
terfu@ungs Gomitee IN geriuaeres Qidt
sn fseIIen, Dab CT Dteieni0en sseufe
eomprcmittirt, bic iI@ bon Tim nno Ieis
men Ngenten bsite@e Iieben, Tim bird
8d1Iib Der 0ents Iatng bas @ribiTes
ntutss AZ Derfbdf|en; bah iet1le Banf ais
EepDEtens 8anf 1ir ben gtaat erndnnt
iunIbe. Inter bGefen Qesiten fn1 Wrus |
en-, MuIins, Gihtt5 nnD 0ii4orb9 ben
DEslnpbie, SObn eaton II, Die fribetn /
Genatotgn Gan iihD WtMfe, Rs 9E.
Rum bon aRsa EennsfIee tnb @uOere.
llii9 einer @selIe in BEN beu9hib oebt
jerbOr, Dde baO 80 q hb iIIeB q n
er uab bic Hxeb q. Gin 3 fir
3eltortifeE 0 e5RH 4 4 tpnfbet hiefe aii |
DunIaen bes sroisttee idjtisbens Sehe II
Eaib ifatubtF@ oa9 Banner beHteWeots
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- BfsthgStebs. Sci Deurs
lEeeeeero tgHfnsp aipsf pffrbtbiebt
Aellpeigng gi1D " con geuUunfi aFyesifl.
pc iN 6anNpH COUNT ikt g5sfgsi AZ
tgiebeH knbefE fDagn. gyfrrD ebiei,p
fno lieut. Ut Gage, ME "a idjeili en-
ItersetDper Mttikel.
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Marft.@erinf.
RafApiIIs, 8. aebruar

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Sm @oImaIst II IN ben Iesteu Saaeu sine
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e0TpOEatf0ns- Gtsds fnb Reais beoebri
n1t Sroters tssfsen Re ~ so Gsnss. s'',5
5aasr. 0sIeans fa3-f5, Gema-
EaFa i4s-f5A; aafeBudrr q. ISIS s.f5l.
=. l5* @ts; Grufbsb 1905; $3.50
ia fff'. 8iO 2i-25a; easnasra 26s;
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Ssitsn i74 cts; e9iuFsa f7-f71, + 9us.-
ptnlfn 2I-22; S6nIieru fa@ Cts. II
~ / SupsrFne Oulars; Gr,ra II,
OsA; SauiiIisn IL Dsa.; saitrs 70 So6I.
lars. 2 49, "'' = ~.
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oaprEIein 30 $40. Wet3fn1. 90-s25
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& a 2 s. : ~ r e
.. bon eFShsrtra setrase bis aas SSbe non iueiufps
$50 @nlben fabbaiif6e ggabruna a
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40 @aIeen 9ouanoiiA gouTaut a
A2A gents Sob fur 1 @nlbea. .siess
$50 SbaIer Hreuetf6 gouraat 4 73344
Gents @oIb fir / SbaIer.
400 fbaIer Brelaer Bolb a 81 Ste.
Sob fir / EbaIer. ia s6E 4Gaa. :.g
800 MlaFf 8ancp q 81 Gsnts 9eIb
fir ] mfarf. .B6la5 Il ST. ...3ils5l
1900 Erancs as Srancs 5 cts. fiu
| 81 Mu1es GDIh. IAN 63I AZ
+ so 8funb GterIina / Rfuao fHz
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Gents GeI0 fur / @nIben. '
SbaIer BreuBif& Gouraut q "a
gents Sob fur / StaIer. 4!a1'
EbaIer 8renter Sob s04 Genta
| fur 1 Sbaler. 1tis aH5as.
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/ Rart.
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Grler. GeIo. e9 n
Yfnn0 gterIinea 1 8Funb fFr S4.94
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ltR 0 ma bate 8e9i1 lins ! RrOcent
(nidt Gent biui9er, f0nner ,aber nidi
fir fleine 8etrage ausgefeM tDeroe1,
Cincinnati, g., Is. San. 1859, -'
6, S. aeaee :
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{ Ggbr t,eruiimfti0l

mir frsnen ms, aus ben folgeneen
8sfbliifsu bes 81. 9. Eutnbereins gu
erfeben, bab Bic bOrtisen Gnrner in
BeSng auf bic brenneaSe Streifrage,
Die if1 ben S,trnbereinetl tieuerbinas
aufseDranet bot, oeufeEben Stanbpnnft
einhebMen, ben mir frnmer bertbe,Sigs
ten Hs3sl 'ss-.} e H3t4I &7HS5iii "a
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GHsIpsau Gsdbanse ofFee
9. 8. MOae. aa4

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81 amf5aaail5sm dsplts IL ss1fstssss
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ssxc@n. -.
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Il Sar sIes#s sstsass. sss en- asss con- sAsIaao. 5
go Gulten fibbeuti6s aeakrnnu I
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go Gutbgn Erlldn6if@ GruYasFt 4
431 Gense GpIb fit ] OuIeen, 8
i5O ElJcIer feMfkf& GcnTant d 76
Scents Ooh fur Ibafer. H'I5ilii
100 Ebaltr Bremen Wplb q 90 6ente
GeID FIR ] Ebuier.
500 Mart 8ourO SO Genie GcIb
far 1 9BaIeF.
525 cranes s cranes fir Oh
25 PfunO elterlias / gfuas tir|
O. aEmeT. Sob.
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&an6eI uub 86rSe.

Rem Sort. 8. 5sbrrar. -
9 olb Offnete su 1864 uub- ft6rAs
UNI ~ nbr 1854 unb fdIoS UNI I2l
Hbr Wlitta9s nit 1854. Tin -.
U. 9. Bombs spro3. faIlia 1881 1f24
20er 1. Geries .113a
~ 2. .5.1OSS
:, q 8. = @ !I10z
: = - 6"oC.. .s...... 108z
l0.40 Coupons !. ..... ~ 76Sk
iSeaueiiee Bombs aIte. n. p Ell :
Helie =. 67k
ganmluoae fart besebrf, an 66bes
rem preifen. llpIanos 292 8. 'aas
6 Hsa5js 1J.tS
vl 49, 'fsgaals asla35H
r.i
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MemaDramNafal.

1 Gulbeu fiiebeutfde 9Sabruug pirb
.etugetbeilt in so &reu3er.
/ SbaIer Breubii6 gourant uirb eius
getbeiIt IN 30 GiIbersroideu.
! SbaIer 9remer Sob pir6 einaetbeilt
In % Grote.
! Srane tuiro eiEgetbeiIt in 100 @ens
times $500. -. Il
l Dart Baueo uirb sinsetbsiit in Is
Sdilinee.
/ Gnlbeu SoGanoif6 @Oarant ,vtrb
geineetbeilt in 100 Gents
] Yfunb @terltH3 tuirO eingetbeilt in
70 G;9iHiuse 10 Rence.
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Wit DsSug auf Obi9sn Brief les
Germ 6. q. 9tbae In Cincinnati Ohio
Bee biexunO in Der lImgegenD Qeniiaen6
beEannt ift, illH ipeitefe Gmpfeblt.rta an
beeiiyfeH, erfabe id oas bsntf@e Bus
klifamI, fi6 re6t 1abIrei9 Der 8ort6eiIe
az 6eoienen, bic bier ge6Oten finb. Sd
erthetIe an iebev Belt ndbere blusfmnft
iJbes aQe Details,
80 50 bn 8ubm,
SO. 100 ROr6 GoIIeaeiraSe.
~ EtfgHbGbH EreiS
bon NetD Uott mad GufBSiae lite SLATE
@S0.5O. n =
Susinierantsnsna bon Rem gJerfnasa
N0f6Diae $3.50.
SfsInigrantengua bon Baltimore
mad 2entsUiIe $1,000.
r. GampfboDt BniIaeel&eine mad
europa unb SnEiG foipie Gnropsifd5e
Giftnbabnbinette fnb bel mir einsnfes
pen nnb foHnen bier apaeFiffAt luefs
SSeAs 5ff Il e lEfffsGiH III
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" sb.l ipFsrfstn S6.0o-6.75,s gRsfara :
$3.50 a0rn 60-65 ets. j; s5afeT.
55-58es Rs6 9sr IF $3.50, 81 sessn-
81 225-1 80 ets.; Ger tie Sf.s5-2.0 o
eOn S@ultsTnl44 etsy Geitea IL CTS ?
S@tHssH 1919 Cts; 6&mar3 IS bis5,
10 ets.; @btsfes 100 Dol. fTz.e. !.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-03

@ Der Cincinnati Surnbesirt
bait am 49, a. unb Is. Ndr3 Eaos
iasung.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-03

RsbI5smilisn s7.5o-9eo; % ef;etss
$50 aOrH 6O-65Gts. !, Safer60atg
* . Ort 2ss SOa.; RssstH $780,.
Ssrifs 50 25; 8bisFrg frtt fDUa 8
Saeon ftarsssitrn II Cts; S@uItsrnf4te
SitmaI 1916 ~
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H 8erIotne'r @oh ii. - -
WaDor GIOen bat cine 8uidrift aus
Soutb Union, 2ogan Gounte, Rb., bon
einem SerrH George @. GHiion erbaIs
ten, in peIder bieier UNI elusfuntt aber
feinea sebniabrisea 9obn 8eniaraiu
l@aifon bittet, Der nit einein anoerert
iungeH 2lbeuteurer, I9aa1ens @Iarf
Gill, BON bort mad Sfatbbi[Ie cine
2uFreile unternnnsrilen bot. Son
Glari Still bat Der beiprgte gater aes
bort, baB CT in NafbpiHe eetuefen it,.
&renfbeit berbinoert ibn, ielbft nad
ieinem S3idtIing alasaufebsrl. . .s.ai.
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| l6ob. QlIs Siele Sic Eerbaftuna bors
nebmeu iueHten, ipnrFit9ie eben bamit
belhaftiet,Q fd 81 raifren unb bat UNI
GrIaMbniB, fi6 1erft fertio MAIDEN Al
olrten. Ct bsg ii@ nieSer, nm fem
Wfener ab3ubte5etl, Jog aber suGleid)
einen NenClber ans benz @tiefeI. 'idos
ben SberiT nieeer NAB aIs Der Ge5iIfe
auf Tin einitiirmte, erbieIt biefer
gIei&fals feline SoDespunbe. Ser
W0rber entFob onnn auf SeuI, BEN
eherif Suseb6rieen pierce. ,5Ia,
~ GifenRerfe. Nie Moas,
luosb GiieniuerRe best en.1 @ilOer IN
Noape Gountb finA bereits, in eifriaenl
8etrieb MHN Iieferu tdaIi@ 16 &onnen
Mnbejfen. Die R0blet; lDeIAe aum
Qlusf@uIeISeu beripanot iperbgn, fSms
men aus ben in Der nGdften Mahbars
f6aft entDe9teu bortrefEid5en Gruben
uno eiggen ii9 gana befonbers out Az
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ees Sen. Milber III zines Der bers
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-02-03

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aouaenen 8riefe Su 0cIge triro Bic
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

Tho Juggernaut festival this year in In.
dia is reported by the Calcutta papers to
have been falare--uo enthusiasm and lit
tie faith being exhibited. The crowd col
lected WAS only about one.third of the usual
Assem- mbage, and only one man to every one
hundred and fifty women and children was
present. The people refused to pull the
Juggernaut cars, which, in consequence,
were left standing partially in the ditch, dec.
GRATED as usual with flags and idols
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

The Burlington and Minnesota railroad
reached Wapello, the county seat of Louisa
county, Iowa, and about thirty miles distant
from Burlington, yesterday. From Wapello
to Burlington trains will be run in a few
days. The road will be completed to the
crossing of the Muscatine division of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific as soon as
tho track can be laid. The completion of the
Burlington and Missouri River railroad to
Glenwood, Mills county, will take place very
early in Decsmber.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

The largest farm in England contains
5000 acres. s. T. Alexauder's famous
farm, near Homer, in this State, consists of
&c, 500 acres. The latter is nearly in q
square, and is girded aad intersected with
hedges Of Usage orange Of two years
growth. There are a hundred miles Of
hedge and eighty.fve miles Of board-fence
upon the premises. Six thousand four hun
dred acres are under cultivation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

On the day of the election at Worcester,
Massachusetts, a woman's ticket was put in
the field, headed by Ann Shaw Green, Of
West Roxbury, for Governor. Several wo
men insisted on their privilege to vote un.
der the fifteenth Amendment, and one tick
ct was actually deposited in spite of the Off
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

Failures in New York are announced
of White, Heath & Co., wooden goods job.
bers; liabilities 100000 to $l5OOOO; Ran.
dolph Bros, wooden dealers, and Mixer,
Whitman & Co., starch manufacturers and
oil dealers; liabilities of the latter are
heavy
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11
DIR. B. L. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

DY REQUEST of patients In Rock Island
ID County, will have rooms at the Rock Island
House every Tuesday and Friday during the
fall where no will treat with electricity, all kinds
Of diseases, both acute and chronic Electricity
will locate the disease to the satisfaction Of any
patient. Ono trial will satisfy any one Of this
fact. Mrs. Stalcup will attend to lady patients.
The Doctor and his sister are well known in
Davenport, as Mrs. stallcup has been resident
of tSat city for some years, and can bring good
references from some of the best families in the
city, az to the efficacy Of her treatments in all
Female Diseases. Have CURED Deafness, Fever
and Agus, Catarrh, Brona ahial Affections, where
everything elso h failed also, l. yer and Kid
nsy Affections. No shocks given. The treat
msnts are pleasant to the most nervous patients,
even to infants. Let the afflicted give us call,
we will do them good. Charges reasonable.
Consultation free. Hours from A. M. to 8 P.
NJ. aug23dtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

Among the solid men and women Of Prov
idence, R. L., are Robert H Ives, assessed
for $l,l95,8OO; George Hall, $l75, OO0;A Alex,
snder Duncan, $l,224, 200; A. 4. Burnside
and wife, $l3O,O00; Byron Sprague's heirs,
$l77,600 Amos c Barstow, 100000; Jas.
G. Smith and wife 8l3O, ,OOO;Earl P. Mason,
$545,000; Senator Henry b. Anthony,
a. y nnn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

The Erie Railway Company have notified
the New York Stock Exchange that they
will issue $5,OOO,OOO of convertible bonds
at the end of thirty days, for the purpose of
laying the third rail assgreed with the Laae
Shore Company.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

The negro having failed to avail the Rad
ical party anything in the South, it is said
that Sumner, soon after the meeting Of
Congress, will give the key note of Radi,
cal crusade against the race from the text,
"Cursed be Canaan"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

The Empress Eugene was not very fa
vorably impressed with what she saw at
Constantinople. The arrangements of her
reception we're grossly nismanaged, and
the silence with which the crowd received
her appeared to be quite dsagreeable to
har
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

According to the assessment returns for
1869, the total number of hogs in this
State is 2,O36,3O4; in 1863 the number was
2.292, 1913, being decrease of 25G, ,524.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

Hon. Geo. Bergen, of Gslesburg, Ill.,,
Internal Revenue Collector for the Fifth
District, and formerly one of the State Peni
tentiary Commissioners, is hopelessly i'll at
his residence. His malady is cancer of the
tongue
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-11

A swindler calling himself Robert Spring,
with several aliases has been arrested in Phil.
adelphia for selling forged autographs ofdis
tiuguished people; principally of Washing.
ton