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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-08

B5~ Articles OF association Of the
New Albany & St. Louis Airline
Railway Wire Company were fled in
the Secretary OF States Office last
week.
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We have reduced the price of sal
to two dollars and forty cents pei
barrel for small, or $50 pound bar,
rels, and forty-three cents per busbel
or three dollars per barrel for large
or seven bushel barrels.
BAIRD 81 START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Company.
l.. RUFFNER, JR., & Co,
AGENTS Kanawha Salt Company.
mch3 Ivy
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4" Barrett's never fills.

bD~ The stock of Perfumeries and
fne Toilet Articles kept by L. G.
BridWell g. Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5 IF
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For SALE. Il nice Ttoo-st0ry
Dmetiing House, with FIVE rooms and
cellar, in the best part of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call to- dig, as L am re-
quested to sell aoithout delay.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Real Estate Agent.
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POLICE CoURTs.-Not a single case
was brought before the Recorder on
Saturday, and the justices Courts
we're EQUALLY dull. rn-.-l ~ -
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b FIJI de Liage visiting cards
Call at the JOURNAL Office and see
them.
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EXTRA SESSION. : 1t is thought
Governor 24ker viii call an extra
session of the Legislature next
month.
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Ia Fine Bristol visiting cards.
For those wishing a plain and neat
visiting card, this is unexcelled. Sam
pies at JOURNAL Counting Room. :
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DIED.

DAWSON Saturday, the 9Th inst, of
congestion of the brain, CHARLIE, eldest
son of Alice 2. and Reuben NJ. Davis, aged
six years and ten days.
The funeral will take place from the res.
idence OF the parents, on Third Street, be-
tween Walnut and Chestnut (opposite
Trinity NJ. E. church, this-Monday-af-
ternoOn at 2 O'Clock. The friends of the
family are invited to attend.
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Coop FOR NEWBURG.-A graded
school was opened in Newburg last
week, with 175 students, So says the
Warrick Herald. a sZ a
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IS 81 5.

AUS. E.EMCBzE has this day bought
NJ a half interest lnmthe Evansville
WOOieH stills, and has been admitted rs
full partner. The Frm name hereafter
wis be Heuke q Lemcke.
March ,, 1859. Iun2 dIwl FRED. HEUKE.
- EgsOEEa-DR- JOHNSTON has Pc
80 moved 10 tne Office OF Or. Nuhlhau-
SEN, Second nd lsocust Streets. GmhI dSt
RFg RS. a. EB1-AE. ssAE AND Bon
5EE, net Bieache WISHES to inform the
ladies of Evansville aud vicinity that she
has received her nov Spring styles of Hat
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. Mil
liners wishing To send their bleaching
from other piaceS, for particulars address
Box Zi4 Ee~-idenCe, corner OF Eighth st.
and Second Avenue lfe25
RAEEaG&s 30 E4aGa.-EAE3BE.
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LooAL NOTICES.

First, try 4" Barrett's."
L~ADIEsl-Hiram Nelson sells the
goods of a bankrupt az his Auction
Room, Locust Street, next Tuesday,
March 9th, at 81 O'Clock forenoon.
mars
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pg The running of velocipedes on
the sidewalks and principal streets of
Indianapolis, has been prohibited.
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Bg~ Business was very good on
Saturday, and considerable activity
prevailed in commercial circles.
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BF The best and cheapest job
printing in this city is done at the
JOURNAL Office. Our styles are I'M
approachable.
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SIcK.-We learn that Rev. b. f.
Catch and Captain T. H. Ehrman are
both seriously i'll. ~
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VISITING CARDs.-We have just re
ceiyed another supply Of beautiful
visitingeaFds. Leave orders promptly.
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BB- Mrs. Scott Siddons begins an
engagement at the State Capital this
evening.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-08

fSF Beautiful patterns of visiting
cards all the rage East. for sale only
at the JOURNAL Office.
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To BE DIssoLvED.-The old and
we'll known firm of l. q d. Holman
will be dissolved on the LIST of July
to be succeeded by two new firms.
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B0ARnING.

Oh TEHzzEs &EEEEEF-A neatly fuT-
DE- nisncd front room, with bOaTd, for
gentleman and wife, or two single gentle
nlrD, at 81 Third Street, between Loeust
and Walnut. [mh4 dtf
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Colgate &z Go. ~.
Fragrant Toilet Soaps

ARE PREPARED uY shilfad Wurh-
.nen hrnm lfs besf ~hiaderinta. nuH nra
EpOwsA 8 rItu BgAuDAHu ~ nHAtEaa
fHrD CUaTuAEue.
Sgtd Eie yi0heaC. fdeo
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Eurrah for aFant and Cheap Flour!
Igleheart Brothers are now selling
their choice family -four (Southern
Mills) at IS per barrel; 81 per sack,
retail, and 81 so per barrel in jobbiug
lots tO. the trade mch4 RI
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Chic AID Mississippi Railroad.
Trains ARRIVE At JUNCTION.

Going ~ a. II
~ 4. NJ
Going East--------~- ------,-.---3:2 p. NJ
;01 L. NJ
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To LOUEsyTLLE.-Eyery Monday ana
s-aturda-ct 10 o'cfucE A.1r. Every Tuesday,
O'Clock y. RI.
70 CAre0-Dai!y, except Sunday, at
o'clock p. H..
Saturday ct 4 O'Clock Pm. EVerS Thursday
at s O'CLOCK z. r.
To EA5TPoET.-EverE Monday, WedneS-
day and Frtday sBS O'Clock T. II.
To GEsDERs0s-DaAg, except Sundays
a. 8 O'Clock PIX.
To Nk5uVILLE-EV5fy Wednesday and
SATURDAY az p. ~.
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The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ioI
nose BtOWH DIsCoLoRATIoHs on the iBea
Prr7E'a M0th amt Frcctic Lotl0n. Pre-
jared only by Dr. O.. q. PIsHlLY, 90 Hond
Street, Nea York. Sold everywhere.
nar2B dam
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R1Ed.RoLrs WANTED.-There Is a
great need of more and better ring
bolts upon the wharf. They have
been needed for a long time, and the
attention of our city authorities has
been frequently called to the fact, but
it is still neglected, and probably will
be until the city is called on to pay a
good round bill for damages sustained
by one of the wharf boats or some
steamboat.
On Saturday morning about three
o'clock a heavy gale sprung up from
the northwest. 1t was sudden and
fierce. One of the ring-bolts to which
w. G. Brown & Co.'S wharf boat was
attached broke, aud the boat was rap
idly driven out to sea. 1t had for
tunately happened that both Mr..
Brown and Captain Schoenlaub had
stayed on the boat that night, await
ing the Richmond, and the boat was
secured before any particular damage
was sustained. Had no one but the
regular ewatchman been on board, 1t
is not unlikely much damage wonld
have been sustained, and the city
would have been unquestionably La
BILE for it, At least twenty good sub
stantial ring-bolts should be planted
on the wharf at once.
ELoPEMENr.- Sebastian Herman,
from the country, was in the city, yes
terday, in search Of his wife and
child. It appears that one Alex.
ZeIler had been in the employ of
Herman. He was a music teacher by
profession, and it is probable that his
melliAuous voice and stirring songs
had a winning influence on the young
wife of Herman. On Friday Zeller
came to the city, and on Saturday
morning Mrs. Herman came, bringing
with her her youngest child, a boy Of
two years, and leaving one at home.
Not returning home on Saturday
night, the husbands fears, if not sus-
p%icions, were aroused. Yesterday he
came to town ID search of his wife,
only to learn that she had taken
passage with ZeiIer, upon the Chqrmer,
Saturday morning, for Louisville.
Herman was in deep distress at the
cruel and unnatural conduct Of his
spouse, and will seek an annulment
of the marriage. He would like to
have his child back.
Why IS TT?-If we are not mista-
ken. the City Council, some time ago,
ordered the Marshal to remove the
fences that had been built on Canal
Street, between Second and Third,
in the rear Of the residences fronting
on Oak Street. We observe they are
still standing there, and we would re-
s~pectfully inquire why the order Of the
Council has not been obeyed. Who
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Barrett's overtops everything.

FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold IA the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye flour for
sale by H.. d. Allis & Co., First St.
second door below Vine.
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Soda Fountain


For sale at II. HERMANN's, No. 10
Main Street. MARI 2w
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RockyOrtStaGe (via EeWburgh and Boon
viLe,l carrying thc mail, leaves at A: r.,
or Mondays. Wednesdays ana Fridays.
Arrives by 7 P. IS. Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturday.
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Mon
days and Eridars att A. II. Arrives Tues
days aud Saturdays by ~. d.
st. vernon MAJ stage leaves daily Tex
cepG sundays At A. N. Arrives Tally tex
s~epbS andays) by2 P. ~
TO EEvrBB &f9.-HacK daily teEcept sun
aay,4 from the MercuanC's Hotel, at 3
O'elnCsrP p n.
s. 1889.
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cali On .5aaa :. Hopkins.

HF ANb ' KLLE4 uldIUH o lOOOs
John S. Hopkins, Esq.-Sir: The
undersigned voters of the Second
Ward respectfully request the use of
your name for Councilman, in the APP
preaching April election.
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County 0 deFs for sale at the jour
nal Office.
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BaE The "Vincennos Varieties .
viii be open this evening. A bril-
liant performance is expected. A
one-act farce, entitled " The Martyrs
Return, or the Kid Gloves to the
Rescue" will be presented. The
Court House has been engaged, and a
full house is expected. 1t is sup
posed the display Of stationery will be
very fine.
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RATEaGE5s Ez8&-E AF5BE:
ggaasztlIa md Orawfordsxile

Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NCETH.
Leave Arrive. Arrive.
s.vaaSvii.s ViBCAnnes. Il. j. ante
Accom'Cdt'n. 5.3lA u 1890 l. sis = n
M.it....-.. --. g.i2-s n ii:75 a n 5 sc3 z II
VtacsDaes &c 2Uj = 81 j 2 = .--.....-.
CDMLE{G SOUTH.
Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vtncannes. E'v1Lle.
VtdcenGes &C 49,. z p n 1000 Il
Fratsgt q AC.6.S) A n 12:50 = n 5:8P NJ
Mail. ..--..-. Sb3 p VI 525 p NJ S:ISP NJ
N. B-Ths Vincennes Accommodation
Train leaving at I:ej p. II, makes close
connection with theO ONO and Mississippi
Railroad at Ntnceunes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
E-rra Han1s anf In6iaaarafis.
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PERsoNAL.-We learn that Judge
Jas. NJ. Warren, of the firm of
Mark, Warren & Co., is about to
enter upon the practice of his pro-
fession in this city. He will be asso-
ciated in the law business with our
friend Major Mattison.
Thomas Collins, Esq, editor of the
| Mt. Vernon Democrat, is in the city
for a day or two, and will call upon
our merchants for advertisements.
Those who desire to extend their
business in Posey County will find
the Democrat a useful auxiliary.
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AZ EEERh-TweIve or fifteen Coal MIN
IL. err can have steady employment by
y pIyinZ at SCHIVEE SONS. r
mch6 Newburg, Indiana
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"Barrett's" Premium Hair Restor-
alive.
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WANTED.

CHrUAEEOT-As salesman or shipping
- clerk, or assistant b~Ook-keeper- b
BET Of reference can be given. AID Tess,
X X JOurna Office. mchS e
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Z. &. & n. R. R. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepted, -...-........- ..... 2:GO pm.
Arrive at Eanscn ...---.--...-.. . 4:l0 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson ----.-....-..-.--... 5 Is AN
Arrive at --...-.... ........ Z :55 Am
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Dissolution.

IN p. BRETvFON ceased to be a mem
L. Der OF our firm on the 9th OF Feb
ruaTy, nit, bysiim1tation o. c-opartnership.
mch6 1t VIM. q. BROWN &C.,.
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RRANUHE=ADy one having ROfew
IVA loads OF well rO1ted manure can hear
OF a purchaser by calling at journal Onice.
urEa dr.
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TsrEaAEES-Co rebuild the factory Of
IA PHILIP DECKER. For particulars
Inquire at his store, on Third street. Lnih5
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CITY E S.

5, 1859.
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CoaaIEG SOUTH.
FNUM TERRE HhU.

TsTe Haat5 and Indiaaasans.
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~AREEE 2-Wiih 2 capital OF $1,000,
- ia tFe manutacture o. asfRple article.
Returps 2uaran eed stisfactOry. For par
f-culars address, with reference and real
narae. j. a. T., care Journal Office. r
feZ5 d3t cod
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~I2L-A girl To cook. Inquire inme
~ diateiy AZ so. o. Main Street Good
s. uation Tor q steady girL- lmh2 Dat
ORDERS Fcr JNB sganEI. Blank
~ oEs, &c at Journal OF &C. Ife25
RF KAU WANT A SITUATION wish
= to rent n house, or II you want any
thing. advertise In this column. Three
lines for thirty cents. fe@5
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TgTEEEaE ERE CT-TE A EUBE2FR
of vacant stores and dwelling houses
IN The city that could very soon find ten
ants II the owners would advertise them
in this cClEmn Three lines for thirty
cents. Ge25
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07
GRAND LODGE AT
SPRINGFIELD.
THE INDIANAPOLIS HORROR
VERDICT OF THE JURY.
MEETING OF FRENCH LIBERALS,
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

PORTLAND, Oct. Capt. John Water
house, master Of the brig Mermaid, of Port
land, WAS brought before Commissioner
Clifford, to-day, charged with throwing over.
board and drowning John Fitzgerald, of
Cape Elizabeth, in April last. He was
bound over in $4,000. The mate was also
bound over on The sane charge.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 6.-The verdict of the
coroner'S jury gives universal satisfaction
1t was; That p. l.. Davis and twenty others
came to their death from injuries received
by the explosion Of boiler attached to one
of Z. T, Snker Cos, portable engines, a,
the Indiana State Far grounds, on the lst
day Of October, 1869, which explosion was
caused by carelessness and cul pable mis-.
management on the part of the engineer in
charge, John Coll, deceased
A young man named James W. McMull.
en-, son of Rev. J. ". T. McMullen, the
noted Methodist preacher, was shot and
killed this morning, near Cicero, Mamiton
county, while out hunting.
LONDON, Oct. G.--The person thought to
be Kelley or Deasy, who was brought to
Kings College Hospital, badly injured, a
leW nROj uICu
A great many meetings have been an.
nounced in different cities in Ireland oftbose
favorable to the amnesty Of the Fenian pris.
oners.
PARIS, Oct 6.--Jules Cavre, one Of the
Deputies to the Corps Legislatf elected re.
gently from Paris, has called a meeting of
members Of the Opposition to take proper
action in regard to the delay of opening ses.
sions Of the Assembly.
ST.. PAUL, Oct. G.--The destruction at the
Falls Of St. Anthony, caused by the water
breaking into the tunnel, on Tuesday, con.
tnues. Several hundred men are now at
work beginning the construction Of Golfer
dam to stop the flow of water through the
tunnel; it cannot be completed for several
days, and the entire sweeping away OF Hen.
nepin Island, and perhaps part of Nicolett
Island, seem possible. The most intense
excitement prevails in Minneapolis and St.
Anthony. None Of the mills have gone yet
SPRINGFIELD, Oct 6.-The newly elected
officers Of the Grand Lodge A. +. and A.
Masons were duly installed this morning. -
The installation was very interesting, and
the halls and gallery of the hall of Repre-.
seDtatives was crowded with spectators.
The Grand Lodge resolved by vote Of
729 to 453, to hold its next annual commu.
nicaton at Chicago. The Lodge will ad.
journ to night.
The following are the principal officers
installed: Harmon G. Reynolds, Spring
field, NJ. W. Grand Master; Dewitt c. Gre
gier, box 375, Chicago, r. W. Deputy Grand
Master; James A. Hawley, Dixon, R. W,
Senior Grand Warden; George E. Louns-
bury, R. W. Junior Grand Warden; Harri'
son Dills, Quincy, M. ". Grand Treasurer;
Orin II Miner, R W. Grand Secretary; E.
O. Davidson, Decatur, R. w. Grand Chap
lain H. p. II. Bromwell, Charleston, r. W.
Grand Orator; John p Ferns, Chicago, r..
W. Grand TYLER.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

The railroad bridge across the Mississippi
at St. Paul, recently completed, and first
used last Wednesday, has nine piers and one
abutment, with seven spans of l5O feet, and
two draw spans of 1875 feet making q draw
Of 27O feet. The piers are thirty feet in
height, of solid masonery, carefully and sub
stantially guarded by breakwaters and rip
raps to prevent damage either by ice or wa
ter. They are seven feet above extreme
high water mark. The bridge is approached
by long stretch of trestle work. The cost
of building the extra road and the bridges
is 1891 900.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

Mr.. Commissioner Delano, of the Internal
Revenue Department, declared, in speech
in Pennsylvan, few days ago, that the in
debteduess of the Government. had been re-
duced 81, 100, OO,OOO-eleveu hundred mil
lions--in the four years since the close of the
war.
Of this sum, Gen. Grant only claims
through Mr.. Boutwell,, sbou. $50,O00,0O0;
so that there remains to the credit of Andy
johnson, according to Mr.. Delano, $l,05O,.
100000.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

The Richmond Wig gives currency to
q report that the disabilities of Hon. Alex.
snder Rives will bc removed, and that he
will be appointed one of the nine Circuit
Judges to be com missioned at the coming
session of Congress.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

Henry Smith, newsboy on the Kentucky
Central Railroad, has recently fallen heir to
the handsome fortune of $l38,OO0, which
has been left him by an uncle in Germany
Boys will understand that Henry's good
luck comes not by reason Of his being q
news boy, but because he had rich uncle
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

A. T. Stewart, the merchant, some time
since said to an acquaintance: ~ do busi.
ness to establish principle. 1t is the prin.
ciple of truth. | am in state Of continual
warfare to prevent what are called white
lies being told in my establishment"
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

The Montgomery (Ala.l Mail is authority
for the statement that ex.Gov. James l..
Orr. in conjunction with others, is "quitely
Senterizing and Walkerizing South Caro-
lina.n
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

James Brown & Co. have begun suit by
capiGs, in the United States court, for 81
100000, differences on s7,OOO,OOO gold
sold by them through Albert Speyers, at
l6O, on memorable Friday, to Fisk & Gould
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

The Tennessee Legislature met at Nash
vile, on Monday. D. b. Thomas was elect,
ed Speaker of the Senate, and W. o. How.
ard Clerk. NJ. 0. Perkiut was elected
Speaker of the House.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

j. French Scott and Miss Bessie Ogden,
daughter of the late Roger !. Ogden, OF
Virginia, were married in New York last
week. The occasion was highly sensational
as appears from the New York papers.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

The Richmond Examiner and Enquirer
calls upon the Virginia Legislature to ratify
the proposed Fifteenth Amendment. unani.
mously, and then ad iourn.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

1t is announced that the firm Of Lockwood
& Co., in the Wall stree. crash went under
for only 100000. They are said to have
about 81 100000 of the Lake Shore rail.
road company's funds.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

1t is now almost definitely known that
twenty four persons we're killed outright by
the boiler explosion at the Indiana State
Fair grounds. The Indianapolis City Coun.
Gil propose appropriating 81, 600 to aid the
anMnrora
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

The population Of Iowa has increased just
one hundred fold in 35 years, or from lO, ,53l
to l,043,ll4
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

Commodore and Mrs Vanderbilt daily
pear on the Fifth avenue, drawn by Noun
tain Boy and Maid.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill, I
L have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed and GlaEed Sash, where will keep con-
stanty on hand sll sizes of these articles, which
can cell at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. obtain my Glass
from the manufactures at Pittsburg thereby
sarisg the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers. and
others il want Of Sash will consult their own in
tsrest by giving me call before purchasing else
where ss an sfcring unusual Inducements for
this trade. ]. 4. BIDpIecE,
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

Nashville is to have an immense boot
and shoe factory and great factory of
woolens.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

Mississippi and Texas are to be afflicted
with Sumner this fail Pennsylvania is now
carrying him for Geary.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07

Kentucky just now is all ablaze with
the excitement of projected railroad en-.
terprses.
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paitp Arsus.
OFFICIAL pAPER.

Mason OF the Mason and Slidel affairs
has returned to Virginia.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07
DUsIMEss CARDS.
BLYTHE Il ST0DDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
Rock Island, Illinois,

MANUFACTURE all kinds of Wagons
w Carriages, sulkios, Skeletons, Farm ans
Express Wagons, 30. Every description of r.
pairing done at short notice. Particular atten.
ton paid to manufacturing to order.
may2Gdly.
The evening Argus., 1869-10-07
DIR. B. f. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

pY REQUEST of patients In ROCK Island
ID County, will have rooms at the Rock Island
House every Tuesday and Friday during the
fall where he will treat with electricity, all kinds
Of diseases, both acute and chronic. Electricity
will locste the disease to the satisfaction of any
patient. One trial will satisfy any one of this
fact. Mrs. Stallcup will attend to lady patients.
Tho Doctor and his sister are well known in
Davenport, ss Mrs. stsIlcup has been resident
of that city for some years, and can bring good
references from some of the beat families in the
city, as to the efficacy Of her treatments IN ell
Female Diseases. Have cured Deafness, Fever
and Ague, Catarrh, Bronchial Affections, where
everything else has failed aiso, Liver and Kid
ney Affections. No shocks given. The tresi
ment. are pleasant to the most nervous patients
even to infants. Let the afflicted give us n call
we will do them good. Charges reasonable
Consultation free. Hours from 8 A. NJ. TO 5eP
NJ. aug23dtf.