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.fPublic:-No. ss 4

AE.Aer to provide for furaishipg artti'
2 Clal limbs 10 diSAbled soldiers. "a ir
Bs 4 enacted BY the Sendts and HOGss
Of Representatives eft6s Vsitsd S'at"' 9f
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sINGULAIs iNDEEpI

The drssnbiss lpdspeatsat Demn.
cratic, Of course, has loug article IL q
recent issue. ia which Il Dnderlakes to,
prove that the ntgro Is psiegularly nu,
esalelul betne.s Whyi TIE laiepeH9
deat answers. because he Won. vote the
Democrats ticket. 4 ssys the. you
nay talk 10 him aud tell him that The,
Democracy ace his friends aud alwsys
have besa, and he will calmly assent 10
everything you say, but whdn i eomesl
to po,ing be Rillra.t his ballot every
time with the Republicans IIis slranBof
says the Lalspcndept that he Wou't ".
low himself 10 bO Influenced d single
pstlicle BY the Democracy; and will per.
sit 10 voting ,tquauly ugsiast hisi
friends The Dsmocratis party, nolwiih-.
stsnding everything that psrty has dona
for them,
We are Of opinion that ihs Dem ocTa,
oyamay talk ssd beg Ill ,hsy de silb
old ago lryidg 40 make tho colored maH
believe thatthey, ssetheir frienda,i ,i:bnt
they viii meyer accomplish their enda.-s
The eoIored msn Is too s1iatt for that,
10 Enows ssSo ffeea bin sud Who gayS
him hisndguEal and political righte. Eis
suopk ~ ffiends aud all she ssoitsonp
dR t1.ocFelh ppltg cens rub oo
f0dasa n''in'ih'r:r1Ftq
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rER,Ts OF sURsCRIrTION:
nrpMs az ApHERTISING.

TERMS OF ADHERIlSLNG.
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Each additional insertionJ S0
One square 3nonths, oU UV
Ono square 6 moaths, Uy
One square l2 months, ~ W.
SIpc fourth Of column, 5 months, 10 90
One fourth Of a column, 8 months 10 on
Slne fourth ofa column, IL months, 20 %
.one half Of column, months, IL W
tf1ne h 4lf Of column, 6 months, % 0O
1l1e half Of colann, l2 months, 50 00
One column, 3 months, - VU
One column, 6 months, ~ NY
One column, l2 months, 6O OO
All advertisements not having the number
II ,finserlions marked on the copy, will be in
serted until ordered out, and charged for ac
.ordiugly.
transient advertisements must be paid for
Free advertising positively discontinued
Advertisements for charitable institutions, in
serted for hslfprce. -.
Marriages and deaths published free. obit
rary Notices and Tributes Of Respect. charged
halfthe above rates.
AnneEnsiag cRR didstes for county Offices,
50 OU: for State aud Federal Offices, SlO w
payment required in advance.
Communications solicited, hut every article
must be accompanied with the name OF the
writer.
All legal Advertisements salst be paid for
befoSc the l'roOfOf PnbiicStinn eaa be sbtaIaed.
Plaintiffs arc required by law TO pay the cost
nf Orders Of Publication before the frool oil
Publication is issued.
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Public Resolution mo. 46
Jo1sr REsoIurIoE to correct an srtos 10
J the enrolment Of joio. resolution
therein named,
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Tie popplar conundrumis eShaii ils
wAile men Reteg The Democratic plst.
iforni nskesI This answer: We aessand
tree 6fgof. .tof Icllits atc,l and an iiBsssif
ats epdcteDat d sl.clt aedsates as t0ill st
careit - 0oarier.
g Then Why did yop rrfpse u adopt The
ssFlick AmeudmsntY You know thai
.thfodsh The means oGeredlih said Aessnds
.n5eut 'tHs only a5y 10 secure tie eas
lfanetisSmeat feF.ita rebel. Then why
did you refuse 10 aJoprits Fout 6itbs q
the .ontelligsncs ofthat Convention we're
10 iaves of the Flick Amendment, be-
esuee they knew Il sss. Che only method
by which they could remove the disc.
lbilii:es rom The lste rebel. But the Hes
mainder oflhe iotelllg gsnee ofthe Con ]
'yentloo evidently did not Wast the rebet
10 vote, and appealed suceessfully lc4lhs
passions Of the noasseS aad lbropgh ths
Opposition 10 stlis negro, succeeded Ia
Keeping the Flick Amendment out Of
their platform and conseqpenliy. elao p
specthltd d TO- destroying ell hopes OF the +,
iste rebel for immediate Acknowledgements
Through the Democratic paFly, ghess
,issomeihing behind the sctssn.- Kaisa.
;sgltasJohrnal. Z
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ps., W. B. GUTHRIE,
Dr.J. H.HooFF,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

POint Pleasant, WestVa'
MAY always be found at his rrug stole or
NJ. residence when not absent on professional
business.
Erviag.had an experience in the practice of
medicine in this place and vicinity for up
wards of 81 years. he considers that sutti
cieatly strong recommendation to the public, a
portion Of whose patronage he soliciss.
jau. l3 7O,-ly,
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rPublic Revolution No. III

Public Revolution No. Il
JoISr RESOLUTIONS for the relief Of Helen
Linrolu and Heloise lincoln. aud for
The viii oldirg Of moneys from tribes
Of Indians holiing American cspliyss.
Whereas the Kiovs Iodians. on or
about the 9Th day Of January. eighteen
hundred aud sixty eight, captufed 10
Cook csnnty. 10 tho Stale Of Texas, Two
feuale children, whose family name is
unknown. aged about three AMI Gve
years. after haViag murdered the pa.
r-nts and all the knowo relatives ofsid.
children; and whereas said children have
recently hem recovered from said Indi
ans snl are now il the care ofJ. II
LtayenwoTth, snd ore without any
means Of support: Therefore,,
Beit resoteea By he Ssalts and House
Of Represent etives of the United Statssicf.
America Ii CoegrSss asspRbleR. Ihaishe,
secrefAty uf fhe Inssfior Is hereby difec.
80 become due 20 said Kiawa 1ndisns'
die sum oi two thousand fiyehundreds
dollars for each one II said childfen,
and caase tho same 10 be placed 90 iheir'
credit oa the books OF the treasury Of
the uoiied Sta'es, to bear interest at The
rate Of Eve pei. cenium per annurn, end
use from time 10 time the income from
tho same ia such manner as he may deem
expsdisnl for their maintenance, educa-
cation. and support. during betf life
time. uatil they attain the age oftwenty-
one years, when the principal shall be
paid ihcm: aud the elder Of said children
shall-be hereafter known, ps Helen Lin
coin. and the younger as Heloiss Lin.
coin.
SEQ. 2. 4ndl 10 I.fartser reso ICED, That
il either said Helen Lincoln, or said
Heloise Lincoln should die without
issue, the entire amount due the decedent
shall rseert to the Uuiled States; but il
either said Helen Liucoln OF said Heloise
Lincoln or both, have lawful issue, then
a, The the death Of either Piseut The
the am cunt due 10 her 10 her own right
shall become the inheritence Of her
istas,
SEQ. 8 AadJe,it further rssOlrOd, That
the Secretary of the Interior be aulhot..
IiEad and required to withhold from any
tribe Of Indiens Who may hoiiiAmeriean
eopliyes any moneys due then from tho
United States mill said espiges
shah be sutreodeysd to- tho lawful
SuthoriLies Of the United States.
+ u G. BLAINE.
Speaker Of lie House ief Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Vice President Of The United States
aud President Of the Senate.
Received by the President May. A. 1870
TNorE By TUE DePAREatEr or STATE
The foregoing resolution having been
presented to the President Of the United
States Tor bis approval. and not hsgipg
been rsuroed BY him to the house Of
Congress 10 which II originated within
The inns prescribed BY the Constitution
Of the United slstss, has become law
without bis approval.
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CoALl CoALll CoALlll

COALl C0ALll C0ALlll
v The undersigned, Having opened CoWi
S.Iha SMa III Point Pleasant, is now prepared TO
LIVER coal in large or small quantities TO all
FP5rticular alteution paid TO orders up tie
AEnnswha ns. or down the Ohio rivers.
Otice at the Kline House.
aug, 26-ly. A.P, DEEM.
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DIR. L.F. CAMPBELL,
CAR d y
KILN E HOUSE.

(near tho Steamboat Landiug.l
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA,
Ar. DEEM, Proprietor.
THIs we'll known house having been thor
L oughly repaired GRd refHfnished through
ont,i now open for the accommodation Of The
travelling public.
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UNION MOU 3
Gibson House.

AGENTS WANTEO pvrrywhere 70 sell the
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE, the
only practical Family K9itting ~ M'enIne cnn evs!
az rer minute. Address AMERICAN KNIT
T1NGSMACHINE CO., Boston. Mass, OF st.
Louis, No, lmcn 'l-StnI
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Under Andy Johnson. wllisky, viii +,
.Iax of SO pes gallons yisided sesSHas
Of Sl2. 900 900 per year; undes sGtanss
wi,h ahs lax gtt fifly rents thn nv snua.ia
,SSs Goc. 000s That isBhs d lftreoea be-
tween Dempctatic rule anil Rppblicas
rule. Wiitsueh facts before hem, tbs
people care not how much the Democrs
cyl yl6oNl.Aboht corruption ead exttega
gsaee--ihsy kaoN mo bs shear hpGs
bug.
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That leading Dsaiocfatic paper, the ( q
Louisville (Keutucsy) CyuriisrsJ Josapat.s !
enderses the remark Of The Cincipbai
Commercial :bat Jths eprly ahat pu,s (
itaeH in inopposi,ion 10 ths pfiat ipiea of
equsleiyipend political srighis taf aH g
oiizspa sf the Uniled States viii ge q
the waai.s .ls
flow viii that apply 20 the Depoes.
cs q West yissiQis s,apdiPg 90 lhsis
ptsssnt. pis!toETImll ! n 81. 3. .a IS 5
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|ESE'1RE;3l!SI5sg

certain. quick cure for Rheumatisua. NsuraIgix
Headache. Toothaehe. Sore Throat. and all LIZ
ernal and Internal Aches and Pains
Every bottle warranted Sold BY all Drpr
sisY, at 50 cents Der bottle
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On motion. same were approved.

On motion, same were epPro'oo'
The Mayor stated that the committee to
whom was referred ct the last nesting an
ordinance granting coal lots on the levee to
the Rockford r. 4 St. LOUIS n. H. Com
pAny, failed 10 agree on report.
The report of the majority ottns commit
tee was read. No action TAKEN:
The Mayor submitted an ordnance emit
tied An ordinance granting hight OF way
and Coal privilege to the K h. l. q 81 Louis
r. R. Co. l. C. V. Mining Company
Aid. Eggles,on moved the adoption Of
said ordinance.
80 a. to read two lots, sixty feet each. in
two (2l on east side of Washington Street. "
And sect. I'd to read two sixty (60) feel
lots"
Yeas and Nays being called for, resulted
as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Rosenfeld, Eggleston, Riley
and P. Skinner.
Nays-Ald. Spencer, Huber and c. W
Skinnsr-3.
A bs-nt-Ald. Wollenhaupt.
Aid. Skinner moved to amend section foul
az so as to read five hundred ($500) dol
lars as compensation to said city for one Il
year." and section FIVE (5), lone year."
The yeas and nays, being called for, re
| suited as follows:
Ye.s-Ald. Rosen6eld, Riley, EgglestOr
and P. Skinner
Nays-Ald. Spencer, Huber and c. W
SINNER.
Absent-A,d. Wollenhaupt.
| Aid. Eggleston moved the ordinance 81
amended be adopted.
The yeas and nays, being called for
resulted as follows:
Yeas-Ald. Rosen6eld, Eggleston, Riley
P. Skinner and c. W. Skinner.
Nays-Ald. Spencer and Huber.
An ordinance granting the Rockford, r
|. 4 St. Louis r. R. Company privilege Il
CROSS, with their track, the track of tn
| Peoria 4 Rock Island Railway Company
on the levee, in front of blocks or 2 i,
| Spencer 4 Cases addition to the city @
| Rock Island, was submitted By c. NJ. o.
born, ESQ.,, attorney Of said company.
Aid. Eggleston moved to refer the matte
to a special committee to confer with tn
companies.
I Carried.
| Aid Spencer novel that the conmitte
consist of the Mayor. AID. Eggleston and c
". Skinner. Carried.
On motion adjourned.
J. FRANK CONWAY,
City Clerk.
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4 WHARF BoAT-By refeisnce to the
Council proceedings, it will be seen that the
Northern Line Packet Company, ask per
mission to build an Office on the levee for
the use of the Company. In this connec-
ton, i: has been suggested that it would be
better for the Northern and White Collar
Lines in con- JUNCTION, 20 construct wharf
boat of dimensions equal to their needs, a
freight house, scales, etc, could be placed on
board the boat, as well as the Company s
offices, and it could be moored conveniently
at the foot of Eagle street, or Washington
street, and could be OF suffer size for two
or more steamboats, TO land alongside. All
freights would be then under cover, and
drays could carry them on board the wharf
boat, whence they could more conveniently
be laden. There are wharf boats 81 several
points along the river, and why should there
not be one here also. The one III Dubuque
was constructed conjointly by the White
Collar and Northern Lines. 1t would be
well for the committee TO whom the matter
was referred, to communicate with tie
packet companies about the ACCESSIBILITY o.
this project
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ALoYAL RADICAL COKE TO GRIEF.

The celebrated defaulting case of Thos'
K. Fluke, ex County Treasurer of Scott
County, Iowa, is now on trial in the District
at Davenport The referees court that had
charge of the civil suit brought by the coun
ty for recovery of the money stolen, decided
that he or his bail should refund to the coun.
ty 81. 1921 ,04 in addition to the $1,000 re
funded at the time he was indicted BY the
grand jury.
The criminal suit commenced yesterday
A jury was called. The regular panel was
soon exhausted, additional names were ad
ded, and contrary to general opinion, a Jury
was soon formed. But one Juror cAiieo'
acknowledged that he had not heard OF the
case. Those excused, had formed an opin-
ion. The following are the jury.
John Little, Farmer, Long Grove.
Aug Schmidt, Davenport Township.
Horace Bradley. Farmer, Pleasant Valley.
Emil Msgnus. Cooper. Davenport.
Ephriafh Lane, Farmer, Rockingham.
Joseph Motto, Bricklayer. Davenport
John Mathews, Farmer, Hickory Grove.
VIM Richards, Davenport Twp.
W. S. Arnold, Butler Township.
Hiram Miller, Buffalo
w. Clemens Carpenter, Davenport.
WIN. b. Kerns,
The witnesses not being present the case
was adjourned unit! Tuesday (,his) morning
at o'clock. Judge Richunsn cautioned the
jury against conversing with any one abou,
the case, or even talking with each other
about it, and directed them to report to the
Court any attempt made to induce them to
violate their instructions. The jury we're
then allowed to separate, and the Court ad
journed.
In addition to this there is the SIS, 900
libel suit against the Democrat, growing oul
of the same affair. This we believe Mr.
| Fluke is nxious to settle, now that he sees
his chances for the Penitentiary, are very
hatsering. He even wants the Democrat to
pay part of the expenses. The suit wa,
brought to gain political sympathy for the
criminal and influence the decision in the
civil suit, but most signally failed, even the
Republican party had no feeling for their
unfortunate brother as some of them say''the
stealing was too bunslingly done for thi.
age of accomplished knavery."
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Boston and New Eugla nd passengers, with thsir
baggage, are Transferred free Of charge in New


BAGGAGE CHECaED THROUGH.
And fare aIsoys os lou 6y aay otAs- Rosie
kSy- Ask for Tickets via. Erie Z: 'iwsy, which
can be obtained at the Principal Ticket omoss
In the West and Southwest.
l. D. RUCKER, WIN z. BARR.
Gent Sup't. Gent Passr Ag't
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THE RAILROAD WAX ENDED,
A Friendly Adjustment.

The committee of the Council, consisting
Of Mayor Buford and Aldermen Eggleston
and Skinner, who were appointed last eve
| ming to confer with the managers Of the
Rockford and Peoria roads, in accordance
with the petition of Chss. M. Osborn, Esq.,
asking for coal depot privileges, had q con-
ference this morning at the Office Of Mr..
Eggleston with Jas. R. Young, Vice Presi
dent of the Rockford, and r R. Cable, the
Superin tendent of the Peoria road, as to the
point of crossing the Peoria track with the
Rockford switch 1t was deemed advisable
by all parties to settle the matter amicably
if possible.
With this view Mr.. Cable and Mr.. Young
went over the ground and had q conference.
Mr.. Cable was willing that the hockiof1
road should cross the Peoria track, Out ~
point which would not discommode the
making mp of trains when the feoris and
Rock Island road was completed, which
would be within year. Mr.. Young said
tina. it was immaterisl with him where tbs
crossing was made, so they had sufficient
room for handling their coal Mr.. Young
favored poin, of crossing little
above the gas works, and Mr.. Cable pre-
ferred that it be made little below
There the matter rested. Mr.. Young re
tired to have plsts of the ground made so
the point of crossing could be exactly deter
mipad There IL M dnnht hnt thar the
matter will be amicably compromised and
that the crossing will be made at some point
between east and west Eagle Street oppo
/ site the gas works.
/ The I'M JUNCTION rests as at FIRST and the
probabilities are that it will be Immediately
dissolved as soon as the point of crossing is
: ExaA
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Posr OFFICE, MITCHELL : LrSDEs BLOCK.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open daily, Sundays excepted, at 200 q. m.
Closes - '' s:00 p. IN.
General Delivery closes At S 90 D IN.
Money Order 0fhce opens at 900 a. m.
closes at BOO p. III
Open Sunday from 900 q. m. TO 1000 q m
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
7:l5 a. N. 7:au N
Gas P, m. 900 p. IN
1:20 a. m. ECO g. N
1905 p. u. 6:l5 p IN
PORT BYRON I NORTHERN $40 p. IN. 500 a. III
C. VALLEY, ORION ASpovER 500 D. III. 700 =. m
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When we Consider

The number of human beings that die with Con
sumption every year, the importance of medi
cine that will cure oil pulmonary affections tina
tend to this complaint, and even to arrest the de
stroyer after it has indicated its presence in the
system, must be admitted to be beyond all esti-
mate. This wonderful power is claimed to be
possessed by Aliens Lung Bolsam.
For sale by Chas. A. Benser. Also, by the
dealers in Family Medicine generally.
jan22dwlm.
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Il. Il. Pomeroy, of the Lacrosse Democrat
on Roback's Bitters

C. W. Robsck, of Cincinnati, is making the
best article of Bitters nov manufactured in the
[ nited States or elsev here
We have used them for three years. and would
not be without them for almost any money. In
tine spring hi. Stomach Bitters are worth hun
dreds OF dollars for keeping the stomach IN Or
der, and cleansing the blood from its accumulated
impurities. 1t is NO once in two years that We
iudorse so-called patent medicines, but Roback
are worthy Il the praise we can bestow on them,
jan24dwlm.
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ALMOST A RAILROAD DISASTER.

The bridge train came very near being
implicitly wrecked this afternoon, By a
collision with the yard engine The traiu
WAS coming over from Davenport, and just
as they entered upon the slough bridge, the
engineer noticed the yard engine, as he
supposed, going towards Rock Hand. On
emerging from the bridge on this side, he
ascertained that i, was going the other way
He reversed his engine, and whistled down
brakes, but it was too late. They came to-
gether with a crash. The ends of the cars
were splintered and broken, and the pas
sengers badly frightened, and few slightly
bruised.
There was grand confusion, with women
screaming and men running about None
were seriously hurt. and leaving the cars
all came on to the depot on foot. Harry Dsv
export who was on the engine. had his face
cut BY broken glass. DIR Baker, being on
the train, al once dressed his wounds. Il
was fortunate escape. The fault seems te
be with the yard engineer, who did not heed
the signals given him.
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febSd2 ".
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Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.

Millersburg, Feb. LIST. 1870 dwtt.
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Competitors fear "Barrett's."
Bargains Bargains. Bargains

In Dress Goods. Flannels, Shawls, Blankets
Knit Goods, de-, DC. Having marked down my
entire stock of Winter Goods, will guarantee
prices lower than the lowest.
l offer large stock Of Ladies Furs at and be-
Low cost price.
Embroidered and plain Linen Handkerchief
Lace and Linen Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Dres.
Trimmings, &c, at prices that will defy compe
tition.
Mems and Boys Clothing, ready made; also
made to order in the most approved style, cheap
than any other house in the city.
Give q call.
A. BAEBERGER.
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SAYS 1T Is NOT 30 Mr. Pettibone Divis
ion Superintendent of the Rockford Railroad
says that he did not tell Mr.. Cable that be
would not act in the matter (of putting in the
switch at Washington street. until Mr.
Young returned, but only told him that he
would refer the matter to Mr.. Young, tha
ne intended to put the switch in OF
Sunday and said nothing to the contrary
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

Carthage must be destroyed" the words,
with which oldCsto invariably closed his speeches
in the Roman Senate. Newburger, emf hattie
ally declares that Ibis stock must be solo, and
it will be, if low prices viii do it. Special
bargains offered in dress goods, plaid Asnnels,
furs, hosiery, ribbons and fancy goods.
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LOCAL COLUMN,

CHArPEp HAyDs. face rough skin. pinples,
ring worm, salt rheum. and other cutaneous nf-
fections. cured, aud the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the .jaHiPer Star Soap made by
Casweu Hazard & Co., New York. 1t is more
convenient and easily applied than other RENE
dies, avoiding the trouble Of the greasy COM
pounds now in use. T&Fid, weo~,von.
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Barrett's" All Around the " orld.
New Goods at Aikens'.

just opened, new lot of Prints and full
stock of Bleached and Brown Sheetings and
Shirting. Have all the favorite brand. and
have marked them at prices so low as to ensure
quick sales. Also, have just received a new lot
of Block Alpacas, which are decidedly cheaper
than anything IN this market. Ifyou want good
goods at low prices call OF Aiken's, sign of the
Golden Eagle.
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Ws6sworIh 4 Parsons,

Successors 10 Wadsworth & Co.. are fully de-
termined to maintain the reputation Of the old
firm for liberal and honest dealing with all their
customers. And they are bound TO be as they have
been for the past ten years, at the head of the
Dry Goods business in this city. New Prints.
BIeached and Brown Sheetings aud shirtings,
Back AlpaccAs received this day.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-08

REDUCED TELEGRAPH RATEs-It may be
a matter of considerable Importance to the
public TO know that the paciSc & Atlantic
Telegraph Company, next to the largest
organization in this country, have their Office
in this city open, and are already, By reason
Of reduced rates doing large business.
Being a powerful organization, with lines
extending over the entire country, they offer
great inducements to the public.