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sanspinAry Results or Political Row
The Knife NJ n Party Measure In West
chester.
nerce and bloody nght, during which two men
were stabbed OF them at least, 1t is thought,
fatally--occurred at q political meeting ned
at Mott Haven, Westchester county, on
Monday evening. 1t appears that. in pur
suancs OF call. the democrats OF the
several wards in the town Of Moirsana assembled
for the purpose OF electng members OF the Demo-
cratic General Committee OF the town named. Nu-
merous candidates were bronght or else came l0r-
ward and made strenuous efforts IN their own 0enaE
by the assistance, SAID OF voters from nas,em
aud other places out de Of the distr ct IN te STRIFE
lor preement which ensued two OF s,iercann tas tan
relative to bringing fraudulent voters to the polls,
and na gehe a n}ht ensued in Wnic Ey1ona xves Was
stabbed in the groin. from the effects OF which, ~ -
stated. he cannot recover. John Connolly, announcer
OF the party, received dangerous STAB IN ms ieib
side, while several Others were more or less Gul'
James Quinn, who Is charged with stabDlng ful-
long, has been arrested and hed to await the result
OF the iatter's injuries.
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Chicago spring, 81 "a 81 rs for do. Milwaukee, q fST
Nos land mxed ~ ~ for No do Ia store, II " " y
for amber winter IN also including smnu o's
deversdi ~ bk Yi ~ for Illinois winter y os ~.
about 1900 bushels a. ~ ~ - for old miSsd WsGsrn
81 ls 81 IS FOR yellow III " for damaged Southern
Oats frm with fair demand. There were sold toU
bushels &c &c. Tor Western and 6ec TIC for ONO ana
State Rye was quiet At VI o. 20 for state ana wss
Barley stesdy with sales Of 80 bushels ~ eic
for .worowed state and Csnada oH private serms
$50 bales n sc and $50 do, for future delivery st lsc
Cloth quiet. but steady.
HrMp was stll dull land heard Of no sales; prices
were steady ~ ssc. I'M, gold, for Manila; 6hc SSc
T"pcc, Sp IN bond 0r jale Suss 5000 bales ps sss
wsIs sDa a wa. dun the demand for all kinds be-
ing lisht prices heavy. We e;Buenos Ayre
25 "a lbs S 2ac; do 30 to % lbs, 2Sc hontevideo
. q ibs, Axe ac cesnsn.s. q y q les sis q 70
aic California, " 2b lbs, eOc Slc; Central AmsIi-
trimmed, IS TO u lbs, l9c do not trimmed s 70 y ibs
lsc Matamoros and Mexican 22 to - lbs, lssc NO
Vera Cruz, IL 10 10 ts fSc Tampico ~ 10 ~ os
gold Total stock hides May TO- 1870 ssOu corresponding
MAYihe demand was moderately active and prices were
without especial change, closing at sOc for shppng l
81 20 retail ots VI % for long rye straw ana ooc.
Soc. for short do !.
the range I2c 22c. Business s restricted by tue
" Observation-Disclosures The market was fairly active and
firm kinds except light of Buenos Ayre and interior
of hdes which slow OF sale and freely ohsred
at our quotations The reeps fair but the stock re-
light Union crop was slow OF sale the demand being
light prices quiet and steady Rough was dull and
noninal. We quoe:-- sIs Ett t&
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ellis SIGNED BY IHs sny:EAna.

The following bills were approved by Governor
Holman on MONDAY, and are now on file In the oiilce
OF the Secretary OF Staie:-
bloomfield and Rochester National Gas Light Com
pany. ~
For relief OF Luclen s. Smith and Christian RAMP
For paying an award under chapter CIT, Laws Of
1869.
Cities ana villages to acquire property for burial
purposes.
sale OF Newbnrg and Ellenyile plank road.
Incorporating Waikiki Valley Notwithstanding
oct.
In relation to Rio de JaneIro Street Railway Com
pany.
Roadways over Bushwick creek, Brooklyn.
Charter of Cambridge.
In relation to highway from wilmington to North
Elba.
Canal tax--extraordinary repairs, &C..
Canal tdx-avards OF appraisers and deneleDcles.
Relative TO Hudson Highland Suspension Bridge
Company.
Toll bridge over the Hudson.
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STOCKS STRONG AND ACTIVE.

The news nom Washington, referred to above led
to very active and buoyant speculative movement
in tine railways, and prices sharply advanced for the
Vanderbilt shares and the leading Western favorltes
Northwest common touching S3S on the exhibit OF q
decrease OF only $4,000 In the earniugs for the first
week in May. In the forenoon the market had been
Irregular owing to the weakness Of Lake Shore and
New Jersey Central, the cliques in which have un-
loaded TO the street. Lake Shore in the morning
declnea to e9& and New Jersey Central to 1854.
The former subsequently reacted to 1OoK being
buoyed and sustained by the excited advance
in the general list attending the announcement con-
cerning Secretary Boutwelrs plans for the ensuing
ffty days. during which the operations Of the Trea.
sury Department are expected to be very favorable
"a continued extreme case in the money market.
lake Shore, when abandoned by the original clidue,
who have since taken hold Of Wabash, passed into
the hands OF party Of operators who are repening
OF their bargain and are seeking to unload to the
public, whom they furthermore endeavorIng to
seduce into selling "short." IL viii be found per-
hnps, at no distant day, that when the original
powerful clique return to this stock they
| VIII come 10 buy 1t nt much lower
| prices and will sell It down out OF the
| weaker hands now holding 1t. Meantime the pres
! enr owners would like TO see the formation of a
''sborp interest in II. Hence the danger OF specu.
! day wore on the general market "cut loose" from
Lake Shore, witch followed limpiug In the general
upward movement at the close, when New York Cen.
rral was bought at 1ooH very freely and Ohio and
Mississippi at 39H. The table Of comparative prices
below viii show the extreme prices touched In this
eleventh hour revival Of the bullsr tone OF the mar
Eet. The following were the closing prices at the las,
session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton, nix o ~
Western Union, s2k SIX; Quicksilver, OK a IL
Marlposa, Slk o 93S; do preferred, 1871 1sH
do. certificates, 4eK so; Pacific Mail, 42k 8
42Jl; Boston Water Power, 1sG lsx; Adams
Express eek bid; WcllsFargo Express, 10 II
! do. scrip, 2X a 8; American Express, 42x 4s
United States Express, 4s1S bid Merchants Union
| bd New York Central consolidated, 99X o 9sT
do scrip, 95sl 90; Harlem, 145,s l4o,f; do pre-.
ferrcd las bid; Erle 2as 2ax; Reading, 1o2N bid
| Michigan Central, 124 bid; Lake Shore, e9X 100
Illinois Central 141 bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg
1oels 1o6N; Chicago and Northwestern, So q s27l
do. preferred, 81 a DIX; Cleveland. Columbus and
Cincinnati, 7eX 80; Rock Island, 12sK 124H
Milwaukee aud ST. Paul, 66H . e6A; do. preferred,
SIZE a slA; Toledo and Wabash, SIX 5s; do. pre-
fereo, 70 20; Fort Wayne, 94H bid; Alton and
Iefre Haute, a5sI bid do. preferred, "a; Ohio and
Mississippi Sss SsN; Delaware and LaoKawanna
los a. lll New Jersey Central, 1osX l0sX; Chicago
and Alton, ll3'l ia; DO. preferred, i15x 1i6
Aoiris and Essex, e2k q s2x; Hannibal and St
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Upiends md NoJile a,,s

CorFEE.-There was fair demand for RIO at about
former prices and sales made Of 600 bags Lafayette
4OO do Felix l6 do Saxona, and $3.50 do. ex Ger
MANIA at HAMPTON Roads, on private terms For other
kinds the market wss quiet but steady Sales 1000 bags
Marscaibo private terms We Rio, ordinary car
soesa sseoa dos los, l7a a EAs; Prlms ao lse RaS;;
lsc. l9c; Maraca,bo 1876 lsc; Ceylon. l74c iac;
Jamaica, f5c lsc Laguayrs, l6Mc. Ishc Manla l6c.
I7c Costa Eics, 1Sc 20c. Mexican, l5c, l6c, and
vanilla, l5llc. a &c., all gold, duty paid
CooPERAGE STocH.-The demand was fair at the follow
ing quotations: Sugar shocks 2S inch heads IS IS CO;
pipe do $S 80 T rum do 50 25 50 90; box do, sac
Hoops. II feet, Si5 $50; do, 12feet $40
FRFIGHTs-Themarket was less active the offerings be-
ing light but generally steady The charterng
quiet though for some knds'o tonnage there
demand. The engagements were:To LIVERPOOL
1850 bushels wheat at 4d and steamer 1900 bushels
wheat 1890 bales cotton at I'd and 200 bb -four at
TO Bremen, per steamer, 2o00 lbs. whale5one at 40
The charters bark TO Antwerp with 5000 bbs PEE
troeu about Is. bark TO Copenhsgen with ESQ Dbs.
do, at Ii. 3d. bark to tho Baltic with about 800 bb
Swedish brig aidrect port the Continent general
cargo bark tnow At Portapd' from St. Mary's TO the
River Platte, lumber private terms also schooner 10
Queenstown for ORDERS with 800 bbls rosn at & 3d. and
FLOUR GRAIN.-Rcespts, 476s bos. iour, 500 bags
NEAL AZ S77 bushels wheat l6oel DO 2465b
4b0 do barley aud $50 do malt TIE nour market
buoyan and hrmer under good inquiry for low grades for
EXPORT and In prcss &c. luc. higher.
The saes about H. 1ov bhls., including 1000 q
5000 bills State At IS Is 50 IS for export For
Southern -four the market quiet. but prices lr.
the supply being light prices firm Sales as5 bbls.
al fyaa q ~ steady, We
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THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS DULL
The active speculative feeling so prevalent In
Wall street stl gives the g0by to the Southern State
bonds, which, have been unusually dull in contrast
to the movements In other departments OF the Stock
Exchange. The only activity is In Tenncssees,
which were weak to-day, but without important
change in price, on the report that the legislature
which has reassemblcd at Nashville, win take steps
to discover at what price the bonds issned 10 the
railroads OF the State were sold by the speculaing
officials and thereupon issue an equivalent OF new
bonds at par, for the sum that obtained. The
new North Car0llnas were steady ana firm. The April
issues OF the new South Caroiinas have been weak
and declined TO so Otherwise the Southern list was
quiet
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following shows the comparative earnings Of
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway during the
first week In May
1869 S257 773
loIO......... Z0z,5'o
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STREET pDoTATl,ai
Hnlf.pnst Five O'Clock P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May l0-8PM
BEEswAx was duh and we heard of sales. We quote
Western and Southern, $3.50. 37xc.
CANDLEs-The demand for all kinds very light, md
prices heavy though not quotaby lower We quote
Adamantine western and city, l5c 20 sperm, 4c and
patent 35c BIC.
in bond l2c &c., goid and Maracabo do &c. Doc. do.
CoaDAGE dull and nominal at &c. &c. for Manila,
c arred Russia and s0c for bolt rope Russia Ssai
rope.
CorToy-Though the demand less active than ycster
day. fair business consammaed, aud rather higher
prices realized the market closing strong at our quota
lions appended The sales 265 bales OF which S63
for export 6g6 for spinning 252 speculation and 80
In transit There considerable demand for future
delivery, and heavy business was transacted,
the prices realized being generally No. aoovS those
500 bales basis low niddhng for May 22c 40
y ll6c 10Y DO Do A. lbo0 do for June at 2zrc
400 do. at % l6c. 800 at 2osc; do DO al
22sc lco do for July at s2ssc GOO do DO 2c; 400
DO do at se; 800 do DO ., a8c, and 100 do for May 10
auotRtiona;-
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ALEXANDER & co.'s NEW STEAMER.

The firm OF Alexander h Co. will shortly add
another TO their line OF Mexican steamers. The City
ofMerida, built Of oak, by John English, and fur.
nlshed with boilers from the famous Delamater
Works. left the dock yesterday morning at eight
atornoon to receive her copper sheathing, which
viii take only a few days. When this IL completed
she VIII make her Official trip, when It Is expected
that she will exhbi high rate OF speed, as at her
pre- iminasy trial yesterday she made eleven and o
Dau knots per hour. Her tonnage Ia estimated az
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Holders OF gold paid four, four ana half and five
per cent TO have their balances carried over. The
European steamer today took ont S2s, 900 specie.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
foilows:--
Cold cleared. $21, 1760 600
OOiu LUZ
Currency ba'anccs"......... ..,........ 434 154
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@ more ns u @ ana 900 d. 10 arrive on
terms American was ow % sas ns
sP + sss s there Ss ss
P .n ei s a aes q S 1o'i ss@ ss
s rails aus, sss ssO gold for ES';h s, ana
sa ssansea h sfsnss sss tons Spanish gold %
spettr heard Of sales q any moments slssan was
sss;si,s ssssi,: ss'sh ss Eas,sS:
Ssys s
s ss ri ssis s' :.
.sa ssss:a n s''s:
o s' and a'ssap sSsn o
ss Ss s as On
s' a. ss Is 6 q .sa ~ .n.s s:ns o: e
81: Ssosss's W. AZ pas sil. a.
window glass Us % SS Tar was DUH bus unchanged
market FOR crude in bulk was strength
fGsa @ b large
adS sod at mat price early n ihs day
'S ss's mi
% both s'ss sd sns ssas III. ss
prices were higher, closing q about 2sc
snd ss'Ss fsr June :; ~ ysss @
sss for oes yane oe sn ns u :. al So and r. june
September private terms obbing lots were quiet but
s @s at n f.es the s market Rr,s' %ss very iws
@ ssn S wsps so %
sess ssSs Sa iSs0 a.
end JpE ,SS
L. 1ss $ y ss ss nsss ssa saa % u s
@ se s s SS s & ppssssa eS:
s%rs %srs s'''ss G,ac higher, closing NE. iss
s a3ss s aSsiss & ass
there % Ss % 1 G dsnd or Sas q psSes ap hs sss @
sxra DO. rerss dul anchsngsd We qsote:
sspses sa Ely Tor s plassa hams xh,s saa
&
the Of boxes at c and which closed At l4ac
s1s sHs @ sas s sessdy id p.sS
rnsaa sslss 4 from ~ S iS sss %.
marEs, FOR Liverpool was quite active and
.'9s Sipe per-
Evans Deans Sc ~ W lo and Turks Island, &c. 4Sc
snIssrhe demand for goay very lower and prices
The demand for deer liant and ne sales qnimPor
san s basao. Sss 's lyes ms
sc b5c Paya. buc &c., Caracoa, 5asc. Soc; Cane,
3Sc 4c. currency Deer-Hondras, N1c. per h. Vera
Cruz 3719c Central American, trimmed, 45c; do, not
trimmed 37c. Sisal, 44c Angosta, 30c Para. 43c gold
suorDrop twas quoted at 81 s7's, buck at $s7S with
| n moderate demand.
| made at Exc u 12hc.
sTEAaINE was dull and We heard Of no sales Of mo-
ment. Prices nominal at l6Hc l63<c. for tar to
prime. -
sEEps;.-Lnsscd was irmer, with moderate demand
sales 1000 bags at SO @ gold, duty paid Grass were dull
but unchanged.
light and mostly from The trade Renners were ndsposed to
operate to any extent except at reduction OF
aoout hc per b. which sellers Ia refused to grant
Roohe inside price for %olassss sugnraand lsc for
was me9sSsrate'y active a. steady prices. We quote;
G.. I'%c:. and yellow, lOslc 4 llNc. We auo.s:-
fair rennna exc; good refining fair good grocery,
tuga and boxes skc. l9Ac. nolasses hhds. and
boSes &c. s1e rneado, 4Nc. &c. Hayann-Boxes Dutch
do 1 l06c. iOc. do, l6 to is losc. ilsSc. DO,
10 to 90 i2c l2sc.; do, white, Ike l2Hc Porto
Ricokefnng grades, sMc 9sc grocery grades, 9Sc.
10lec. r
mand Sales. $4,000 lbs, Mt 9tc 9<c. for comnon to
prime.
TOBaoCoKentucky firm, with fair demand, chiefly
for export sales being 100 hhds at from 7c. 13c.
In seedea Spanish there but little business trans
acted, though prices were steady We quo.e:-7
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new YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY NAY H. l87o-FRlPLE

1000 register, her boilers are Of 1000 horse power,
her screws are or the strongest description and OF
teal judges the nnest vessel ever built In New York
for commercial purposes.
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Joseph, 1l0H 1llN; do. preferred, 1os bid; Iron
Mountain, AK o As; Dubuque and Sioux CITY, 1oTI
los; Boston, Hartford and Erie, cas; Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central, Is 1sH.
HIGHEST AND. LOWEST PRICES.
Tho extreme fluctuations In the leading specula-
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An Appeal from the Women Typos.

This morning petition signed by large number
Of The women compostors VIII be presented to the
Directors and Executive Committee OF The American
Tract Society," asking that the doors Of the socetys
composing rooms be opened 10 female workers, SO
In the struggle of labor for bread. The petition
Is accompanied 10y letter urging the claim OF the
women typos, signed by Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs.
June' Cro!y, Fanny Fern and other prominent per-
sons. IL would certainly seem as though this was
1eld which would be peculiarly fitted for the occupa-
ton OF women compositors, SO loug as women are
engaged III that branch OF labor.
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and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, May 1o-6 +. MI
The earlier portion OF the session at the Stock Ex-
change this forenoon was occupied by the announce
ment In detail OF the result OF
THE BALLOT For OFFICERS.
Tho successful candidates made complimentary
and humorous speeches in acknowledgment Of the
honor done them and for q short time the members
indnced In the usual merriment incidental to any
,nterruotIon OF the strictly business proceedings Of
the board. The inspectors reported that they would
be unable 10 announce before tomorrow the success
full candidates for membership in the Governing
Committee. The vote IN detail was as foliows:--
FOR PRESIDENT.
william SeymOuf... 41U
Alexander Iay lOf 272
Scattering ..................
FOR FIRST VICE PRESIDENT.
george HehfiGues. ...................... ~
cCdibSrluEs IL
FOR SECOND VICE PRESIDENT.
James MtCchei. I4l
ocalterihS. Z
FOR TREASURER
D =. nays. 1oz
For SECRETARY.
n. " uste.. dot
~. r. tOvuWAi. ~
kIs
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LEGAL NOTICES.

(SITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE
~ Commissioner OF Jurors room II, City Hall.
NorroE-Having received the new jury law for thi7
county hereby notice. under it's provisions that All
persons drawn and suoprd Grand or PETIT Jurors fo
tho of this city and county must apply only
to the judge Of the court to which they are snmoned
whether liable or exempt In accordsnce VIII the following
SECTION l5 Every Court Of Record shall have power g
any person who shall omit 70 appear and answer Ap&
attend personally served upon him. %
be arrested and brought before the COURT such person
be liable to juror punish him pY hne or as
prisonment.
SECTION % Every person upon whom summons 10 attend
aha have been served shall bring the summons 20
the court and present 30 the judge In open court Or ne
attend shall send the summons by some
capable Of making necessary statement In renue4
thereto II such person shall be exempt BY law or hS
has been wrongfully drawn or summoned the court
shall excuse him from further attendance and the res
excused shall be entered the panel and en-
dorsed the and the endorsed s9A
be transmitted TO the Commissioner Of Jurors within nvo
days thereafter DOUGLAS TAYLOky
NEW YORK, NAV 9. 1870. Commissioner Of Jurors.
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B.A. &R.G Gar 9.iiforais; ss Orinoco. Sc. e..
aiai; i51 ;...... zss sss sss IS: ~ sc .5sHs
ioed aam'aed g5Ic. g g6,sc 25c. $50. &C. 25c.
Poor damaged kinds, California, soc 226ci rough
light do 3vc 3c middle and heavy. Orinoco sOc. &C.
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Beies 2vc. 2ac. Oak rough Light S2c S1c'' miauie
and heavy BE. a &c. ,.c.s
MoLAssl:s-Ihsre prevailed fair demand for the good
and primo grade andcd ful Other kinds
were Of sale, the demaud being eht and prices "a
yoled buyers sold hhds Porto Rico at Ole
| and hn do Did clayed on private terms We quote =
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i1r.r " ICRa gtd.. S4ss
COO Ohio 4 Mics RR.... 8s5z
100 Chic 4 Alton RR. -. ia
$50 Bost, HarN Erie kR "a
200 do. ............ 6L
100 Han Il st Jos ...... How
100 Col. G u l & RR..... 19ts
q New .Jersev RR.. l20
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-26
ERIE RAILWAY.

The GREAr THROUGH ROUTE TO THE East
This com ANY now control and operate thirteen
hundred miles of road, extending from CinoiD-
nat. Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester
60 New York.
1t i. OF the six feet gauge, nearly third wider
thso other roads, enabling the company to con-
struot and cos Jhes correspond ingiy larger
and more comfortable. Its track has been placed
il thorough repair by the substitution Of steel
rails at such points ssbj ected to the great
est service, and where the highest rate of speed
is elujrei to be made.
New aud im proved sleeping coaches accompany
all night trains. They a'e heated by steam, per
Tedtly ventilated, conta n elegant aud spacious
dressing and state rooms, and combine all the
mo- ern Improvement
Excellent dining saloons located at con
venisnt points upon the line, where ample in
is allowed for meals.
Tnrse express trains daily are run from the
western tsrmiui of the road TO New 7 ork without
change, making as quick time as by any other
route.
TIE long distance run without chsnge-s80
miies-aad the spacious accommodations OF its
broad gauge coaches, especially commend this
route TO families aGi ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be obtained
81 all principal ticke; Offices throughout the
country.
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"Barrett's can't he equaled.
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Sick OF Ir.-The Chicago papers. it
seems, are very sick over their excitement
on the national game, and the amount of
clean paper they have wasted on the subject
The Post dsmisses its grief in this manner ::
"Now let us give up base ball. Let US take
high moral position, and denounce it.
This is our policy. Let us eonsign it to the
limbo of disrepute with old sledge, keno,
thimble rig, and such degrading games
There are enough strictly IN ora and 6ulug
games tina, we can play as we'll as anybody
on earth. In the intricscies of croquet we
can take the champions belt. We can
show some lively play also in the line OF
cats cradle, in the complications of Copsn
hagen, the osculations of ring around rosy,
and the sprghty and humorous remark
which Simon makes respecting the attitude
of the human thumbs. Let US give up bass
ball and devote our undivided attention &c
moral and intellectual games
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We Believe in Advertising.

The ARGUS office is the best in Western ILL
nos.
Il 10 the most thoroughly managed, the best
equipped and appointed, aud mas tae most skill
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We can do ail manner of work in the most
expeditions manner.
We can print cards on double enamel, pearl
ant Tue, bristol china, in gold, silver, tints
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Our visiting aud wedding cards command
universal admiration.
Our ball sad iugitstion cards are typOsraphi
cal models
Business cards, shipping cards, railroad cards,
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1T tle shortest notice
Bill heads, she oks drafts, letter heads, euvel-
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We do splendid poster work, ofevery desorip-
tioa.
Lawyers briefs, catalogues. folders price
lists spssohes or sermons, printed az the ARGU'
ofi1e Uns1oelied.
We print warranty dsads, mortgage deeds
quit claim deeds, tax sale deeds, bonds for deeds
trust deeds manufacture blank books, and do
any other kind of work that can be ordered.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-26

RIVER News The Molhe McPike has
taken her place on the Northern Packet
Line IN lieu OF the heavy draugh. steamers,
and passed up to day on her way to St
Paul.
The Alex. Mitchell, from St. Paul, was
due here at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Dubuque is expected down to NOR
row.
The Muscatine is expected up.
The New Boston is due tomorrow from
above.
The dashinp little steamer, Jennie brown
hacks out for Clinton to morrow.
The 81, Louis Democrat says rivalry goes
on above the rapids between White Collar
and Northern Liners Such talk As TINS
from the officers of the City of St. Pau is
be deprecated, for they are bo"na " "a
orgsnizs,ion Caught the Red WIN"
n.ssoa her on the river between the 'ou''
,t.uso,. depot and La Crosse; maoe
c,.-,.,dings to her one. aud went into
,s,.ra further ahead of her than when we
,.f T.. Crosse. When last seen, she was
landing at Fountain City. If she is a fast
steamer, she should remain on the lower
river