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, 1870-10-23

Nowhere, pc1l,apa, says Prof. Agasaiz, il
the physical aud moral deterioration Of pure
races go clearly shown as in Brazil. The hy-
bsid between the Indian and tho negro. called
ca&uzo, has none Of tho dolicacy OF the null
alto his complexion is dark. his l,Air long,
wnvy and curling. and his character, instesd
Of beirg contiding, hut iudoteat. is described
By Agassiz As e1hieiting hapay continuation
between the jolly disposition of tie negro
aud the energetic, enduring poKc1s OF the
Indian. 11,r hybrid between the white and
half-breed il called mameluco, and il des-
uibed a. being pallid, enemina'e. feeble, Ia
" aud raiher obstinate, the Indian influence
having apparently obliterated tho high
er characteristics Of the wnise, with.
mt iuparting it's own energies to
the on.p1ing. Noticeable exceptions to this
nic,ure mar be found in the half-bree<is Of the
ssemi-ciyilized communities = our Southern
Indians. Ii il very remarkable shst tue IN. ini.'
m. cloeeing With either negro or : whlte.
makes deeper impress on his rroseny tnan
the other raccs, and, in accordance wa'n thu
fact, it is observed that, in farther crossings :
the pu1o Int1ian characteristics aFo tesomeo
and those Of tho other races thrown on 70
apyon~." says Professor Agassi1, *ns ,
doubts Tie evil mixture Of races, AUD IL 10
ciintd, from a mistaken philanthropy e
treok douu Ill barriers between THIN, s's'
Hrnxil"
, 1870-10-23

he Ie' ese1res my iuds sment 40 highly that il
critlciscd his work. he wouid be DISCOURAGED
and destroy il" In reply TO rem.rk OF a
more personal character. he said. With cJni-
cism which ~xr de!i"iously French:
t:There IL one great difference betwcuo my
ron and me; lore tho ladies', and he does
not; whici. accounts for lis being married,
willis Em bachelor"
TWAS evident that he did not greatly I'd
mire the productions Of bis son. iiis robins
and tnineutiy practical mind aaw 70 m nit in
there painfully cIahorat anatyeis OF character
tho elder 1t seemed absurd that > man should
waste two years on I volume he wJnlt hare
produced in week. And when it Was finished
It VIII small aGair-no fighting, no intrigue.
and no houcst, squire loving, VI tha old
fashioEed kiod-nothinE but Curious diggi:g
hesr. OF man.
:" Balzac set the bad example which has cur.
r3ed away Monsieur 7H0m Jjils and ulhet clever
lads. EVERYBODY who write. reems to think
it necessary now to indulge in those labors OF
moral viyiseetiou-to PICK 4 heart to piece.
with the pen"
Were son Intimate with Dalzac :"
"No"-Si.h energy. 1t Nobody was intimate
with him. He WAS cid, gree5y, and selfish.
do dot deny III. great genius But he made
had use Of it. Ne is the apostle OF d;tgust aus.
despair. He pres che= tbs gospel OF holiow-
in your mouth"
Yet he is called the Trench Shakespeare. '
Ctef bfte ca. Shakespeare is great, Eener-
ous, and cordial. He b1r.tLco It's aie will,
full lurge- III tho great rosnauccs Of B.lxaS
ther. is nothing 10 breathe hut u.,aams. Yot,
in Amsrica-yo1 have great and = Least.
Eetsins. Monsieur Feni mare. What life, villa.
atr, What movement in thoan Leather .ockiug
books. The Prairie il il tne tioest poeticsl
conception Of the age. 1t il cnonga 10 maxi
one Eelsevc in the Immortality Of the soul
This was tie second TINA he had 1efers.il to
iumortal,ty-thc doctrine coasolatrice OF Ro
bespier1e-as sc!ief 1t onca desirable an
diEcult.
He seemed 10 have hear,i Of no America,
writer but Cevrcr. whom hc, like uloe
FfcncbmeE, called FcnEiu,nre. lis h>d ncrel
Lcarl1 the name OF Hawthorne mentioned.
gave lin the '-Scarlet Letter" which no sai;
he would Ie delighted 10 read. But hav,
| rEeftce cast lin into dead aud refresliil:
| siumbtr, A. o!ten al il w4s attacked, and ii
no never lccauo acquainted with HestG
| r1y: no. II he Lad. ohe would havo amlise,
! him ycEy little. To Ii. laste there was to;
litt!c Wickedness to spice 30 much Fomofss.
After the ice Was blokcn ho thawel yet,
rapidly, nrd soou becamo very communicative
III rrEerd to Lis o1n NtltirgH. He said Ii
could not bear 10 read Li4 own novels. es1ec
iAlly tho serious ol,ea. liia pu. li.hers wante.
linn. At Que inle. 10 write sequel to Mon
Christo. a1d lie began 10 read the rpnan:
10 see what VA. to La dune about ii, bur g1v
it up n: the eul Ut the il.t volume, aud Hrot
tho sequel, tr1.ns,ng tu luck. lie said he ex
copied oue Ho,k from tho general rule L.
TrGts 1ousanes.ircs. :" - Ih.s." ho said. ff.nl,
| II, "heB alau}s tH.eh u model for myself.
have read It ascr tuany timeu, and never with.
| cut r1e1it."
ILia r.,na,.ee owes it's title no, to II
k%,GIt a. y Att,.1-.
, 1870-10-23
PRAYER AND POTATOES.

" II brother and eister be naked aud dos
.ste os d1ilv food, and one OF you say u'' :
hem, Depart in p?ace, be ye warmed and
He'd, notwithstanding yon give thcsn no:
hose things which are necdful TO the bsjy
hat doth it proft :"-Jaues 2: II, l8
An old lady sat II ter Cd arm chair.
Win wttpktri yissgr and disaevel.si hail.
And hunger.HU:u itx1ufcs:
Fos days and for weeks hcr nnly fare
As the sat in her lid arm chalrs
u2d been potatoes.
Hut now. they were gone: : Of bad Of soo'a
Not one Nas left Tor The oil t1dy's faod.
And ahc sighed AMI sa!u. ~. WHAT shal 4, ::
Where shall send, auti to whom saaA 60.
For more EotAtoes
And she thought Of the deacon oser the way,
The deacon 70 ready t. worship and prAy,
Whose cellar was 3ul1 Of potatoes
She sad. .tA sent! sos nc .leaeon 10 COME
uc!l not nuch mind u give tac some
0f much store Of po1atoea.
A1d tie DEACON came owe. as fast as he coai,l,
Tn!oki. - dD tue old iAdy some good.
I5rt never for ouce Ut pot4toc+
lie asked hrf at ouc.. what was Aut.chiai u a1',
And sne. simple soul, expscii4S ; g1ani.
Immediately answered. " fut2toeA
Hut the aeacon's religion t,tlu': lie that way !:
lie was more accustomed u preach and pr2y
Than 10 give his s6aFded potatoes.
lie rose TO pray with uncovered head,
Hut the only thought Of potatoes.
he mayed fos patience, goodness and grace;
Uut when he pIayei,. F." Lord give her neace,'
She aui!blf atghed-'. Give R1t7toeS."
.,L,l VI III. emu of each pFa4cs winch he said,
lie hcat,! nr ta,.ush< hc b ea:d. In Its stead
Th,t sanr request for Potatoes
beacon WIS t.ousled-knew not what to do;
-TW4xv.rJ esnharras>iug to hare her act s0,
Aid about those cAroal phta:oea
, 1870-10-23

there ii no in the Cherokee language, writ
tcu OF r,ckcn, aud as for The middle initial OF
Mr.. Stewards name. H., there being, Of course.
TO initial in 4 syylltbic alphabet, the transla,
ter, wha probably lid not know what 1t stood
for, was compelled to omit it. II WAS in the
yeas 1891 that the American Cadmus com-
rleted hrs aiphabet--Niuian, 4. Phillips: In
Jy1r7sr,x MHonyfne
, 1870-10-23

Ode to IIuua.
The I. l1owirR oIe, says = correspondent OF the
GTaul Rapids TIMES, has been clAsscd as one oI
Wherever W tie English ianeusTe Is spotea il hss
oten circulated IL some form or other. Dr. Bses-
nan, The accomplished translator of the works Of
ltshen IL IN German lu 1893 and the same year the
English and German yei.lons sppeared side by
htuc In the Va gfna Literary NHss1sus- As SAM
pic CT thu Gc,1nan. take the seventh stanza:
WintetwaeEner. somme1kuehler,
BtulvetEcnder. schliugenssslcl.
MtneQhretwanlftr, pepe2nfoIuchleF.
Nuehdnisstocfcf, gamers xlueck.
The ode n1s, appeared In the bingham CARTE.
ses, Iase.. tince editor ia ISIS, u the aothe1s
A1shtant and liounJ L13sea' Friend
ODE To RUM.
nY w1IIiAN c. BROWN.
40 thou lnvisible Fptrit Of Rum! II thou hnist
no name by which to know tnet, We would call
cc-deysLr-shok.lxare
Let thy deTotee e1tol thee,
And thy wondroua virtues sum.
But the Horst OF nAmes call ther,
o, thou hydfa.mon4tet Rum.
pimp1c-maker, yasace-b.oateE,
lleAlth-corfupter, tdier,s mate:
Mischief-breedcr, vlct.pfomoser.
czedtt-spoiler, devils bait
Almshpuse-bu!ller, pauper.maker,
T,u.tbesta}eF, surrOw'a soufce;
Pocket-emptief. Sabbath-byeakes.
Conscience s1ttes, quilts tesuutce-
Scryc-elfeebler, syssem-shatt.rcr,
Thth1-tncreassr, vagrAnt thief;
Cough. h.p'cluctf, ueacl<r4 III t1tteFer,
Mu1-btlaubet. MocE-Ie!lef.
BusiEess-1Inderer, splecn-lnst1ler,
Nue.tsSctter, tfteutlsair's taae:
Anger-heA!cr, bride we'll til1cr,
D.bt-luvolycr, toEcr;s c.aaln.
, 1870-10-23

hAvo been construed into ea1noetness, "hon
did you find tho Carson ro+d 7"
"Mise1atlc, Suky-miserable." replied the
old msn, full Of sand and alkAlf."
''Then Was right. John." she continued,
inquirinsly.
You we're, Suky."
"That's enough" s,id she, throwing he,
arms around the old m1n's neck: "shat'
enough. Jehn;" ard the old couple, strangely
sundt,cd, we're again united. Both are living
with their daughter Oh Second street.
, 1870-10-23

The Shreveport Southwestern says: F." Ilns
morning = email 'cullud: pussou was ~
breakfast, when diminutive two-yeAr OLD 9,
1he white persuasion came up and drank III
ees coffee, Tho following dialogue ensued ;
eouee: kerat mind, Allie. God send yon
M more. Look heah, boy, God don't send
e"oeo 9eanJ psEchod and ground"
, 1870-10-23


dance OF triumph By small boys; g1rl de-
tcends and announces her iutcation to pro
eeed Immediately to raHs TO put herself On
horse II the head Of the army,
at the poet OF danger and Of hope.
"Je,nne D'A1c." she observes, s'has appear
el 10 NE and commanded mo to sare France.
I an going to save Fr1nce.' The most
ekeptical do not dare to emile; brars men
lecome pale with emotion. 10 al .ntacEoga.
ti,ne she responds simply, "Jeanue DAG
has commanded NE to save France. aad OF
she eta1ts for rAs1s by the extremely pru.aie
md unirepiriug convesAnce Of railroad car
rage, leaving everybody in an ecatacy OF I'D
miIhtlon and credultty.
A Pans letter rays. ''1t III Alcost i'm,
POSSIBLE without being hare to realize tue
change between the Paris OF to-day and III.
| ratis at few weeks ago. do not think
saw above dozen private carriages Eestetaa.
| iu the streets. The Wondrous equi2ages OF thi
citizens Of the United States have disappear
| ed. There are no open baronchee with flu
lsdieB gorgeoutly dressed reclining II them
There are no little broughams With Fancho'
| and Cerizette, each with pet col
on her lap, driving a1ot s the Champs Elssees
The French danis, seated on higl, box. Wit.
| groom behind him. and driving u fear ens
trembling his steppez, has vanished. Cnim
ordinary times every one who respects h:m
| self has TO weir in citT-a-e rarely fo ~
seen. There Is. however. one dandy; who
in the midst Of ali this ruin snd desola
1ion, OF Ill that cocodes and coeodeste
hold sacred, still sticks to bis eolore. -
il, I believe. Russian. and be lises IN tn
Grand Hotel. Three times dsE be issue
forth in the most irrepruachable 7 cart. an'
he changes Bis clothes-for I watch tti= i:
bis species With lind Of wondering s;a ag;sa aaT'
e,s down in a cha11 in the deserted conrt-Yar
Of lie Grana Hotel, smart groom hand
him an embroidered cigar case, and IA. 2
soiemnly tmokes l. cigarette. he speak
10 no one. There is no one indeed her
Hhe 50 e1ausihss hs es1s Tsa ss1s tpe f9aat
Tia rsost. xLd to his habits Of life, the one IL
iivibs li ' protest M sssinas the present state {
.h,nes. harrened. to go into tho Gran u,
friend in spotless su1t, looking up At tt
slxlight in i drea1v, vacant manner, his
cart before hin, with the groom 1t Il
horse'e head. and nov suppose he ia o!
diving, calmly Ignoring Prussians, Eepnb]
cans, and soldiers"
, 1870-10-23
cnlor.Hylndneas In Railroad Em-
plQFEE%

Aa apswer to the above konuEdrum IL earn
eetly solicited.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Here is the Fisk programme for the month
of July. By giving it in this way We avoid
daily telegrams, items, rumors, and editori-
ais. Fisk, Jr., viii make gorgeous trip
to California in August, and will treat the
ladies of San Francisco to $4,000 ball"
Fisk, Jr., has bought the New York Herald,
aud will hereafter be the sole editor. All the
EDITORS will be driven to the Office daily in
elegant dog CARTS" ''Pisk, Jr., is about to
build hotel ne ar the Central Park. New
York, that viii accommodate 5000 guests,
and be ten stories in height. There will be
band of music for each hall, and cars
drawn by dummy engines will carry guests
through the fifty miles of halls. Telegraph
wires will connect each room with the Office
and an operator will be provided for each
room " 'Fisk, Jr., has bought out the Gun
ard line of steamers and will hereafter use
them as pleasure yachts "Fisk, Jr., is
writing history of the United States in Sc
voumes-54 of which are slrsad ready for
the press. - Chicago Times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28
It. Louis Market.

1t. Louis Market.
Tslsgraphed to the AReus. a.
Sr. LOUIS, June "a.
Flour Firm; supers - 6os4 %; y - e'.
4 go; Xxx $570aS so. o..os..
whea.-Dull; spring Ease lower; NO s'Ssoe;
No fall Ease lower; No red 81 l7ai 10; NO
81 2ssl Is; No white 30. 81.
Corn irm; mixed slas3c; choice yellow sos
SIC; white 97oa$i 90; Nos white IN oeiA o'''
No 1 90c.
oaa-Ipa etive and unchanged at 56a5sc,
Rys--2irm ~ ssc.
Whisky-steady and firm at 81 o..
Proyisions--Dull and unchanged
Csttle-Fsirly active at 81 6oa7 50.
Hogs-steady at 81 75ss 90.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

George Francis Train had prepared q
grand entertainment for the Wisconsin edit
ors at Omaha, and had fifty carriages wait.
ing for them at the river, on the morning of
the 23d, but they concluded 10 stay st
c ouncil Bluffs. Train also telegrap phed
from Dixon, H. 'Order barrel of iced
lemonade for Wisconsin editors, with my
compliments" The Wisconsin men proba>
bly, considered this a weak inducemeut to
cross the river.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Boston is Boston, all over. a little time
ago, her Saturday club" was discussing
the social evil, with view to urging the
license system of Paris as the proper reme-
dy. Now the plea has been adopted of ar
resting all the prostitutes and reforming
them. Boston must be q very bad place If
reform has to begin with arrest. In no other
city, We believe, has the subject of licensing
the social evil been seriously broaehed.
Not very encouraging news from Plymouth
Rock
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Stocks and Money.
relegr.phsd 70 the AHsus.
EBw YonK, June 2s.
Money easy 3@4 per cent on call.
Gold dull, closed at $Lll4.
Governments quiet but firm.
Coupops-6's of 81, I.l7s; 6-7o's, 'e2, lila;
"a, lii; '65, l10s; new, Lib; '67, LIB; 'es
LIB. l0-40's, LOS.
Currency sixes-I.lls.
stocks-Msrkst lower, especially on NewYork
Central and Lake Shore, on various rumors.
Western Union Telegraph, 36a.
U. s. Express, Asa.
Pacific Mail, 443.
NY. CentrsI--99s.
Erie-24f.
Northw hwestern-s5l. Preferred sss.
Rock Island, 1.f01.
ST. Paul, 674. Preferred sig.
Toledo b Wabash, rs. Preferred IS.
Fort Wayne, a7.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

FOR each square. or the space occupied BY
lines of solid nonPareil. One Dollar for each in
ssetion.
Special Notices, 20 cents Fer lire. WHEN In
serted mon tbs or more, so per cent shove rtgu-
lar advertising rates
Communicat ions. or articles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line
p.IIr AND WKHKLY.-A discount OF 20 per
cent. will be made from the Weekly rate.' On
yearly and half yearly contracts. whsn tne same
m.fter Is inserted in both Daily and Weekly
Double Columns will Re charged Is Per cent.
additional.
For all transient advertisements advance pay
ment Is required-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

An historical portrait gallery has been
opened a. ST. Petersburgh. 1t includes 500
Portraits, Of which Sc are portraits of Cath.
crime IL. and % of Peter I. One of the
most remarkable portraits is that of the
Scotch soldier of fortane, Bruce
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28
HOOPER 4 SMITH,
Successors to STILES 4 HOOPER,
Manufacturers of every description of
Public Notice.

tTA MEETING OF THE CITY COUN-
IA GIL, held June 18th, A. d. 1870, it Was
ordered that the City Clerk give the notice re-
quired by the Charter to the owners of premises
interested, that the City Council will, on the 4th
day of July next, appoint Commissioners to as
sess such damages and benefits ss may accrue by
the widening and extending of Spencer street,
from Madison TO Broadway, and Of the street
which is . continuation of Spencer street from
Broadway east to the City limits and also the
exten sion of Arsenal street from the Indian boun-
dry line (present termination) south to the City
Ifnite, and the widening of Arsenal street on the
west side from the Mississippi river south TO Or
leans street
Now, therefore, in compliance with the require
ments Of the second (2nd) section of the sixth
f6th1 article of the amended charter of the City
of Rock Island, notice is hereby given TO the
several owners of premises interested, that the
City Council intend to appropriate the land and
lots necessary for the extension, opening and
widening of the aforesaid streets g. above men
toned, and that they will at the City Council
room, on the fourth (+th) day of July next.
choose Commission to as certain and assess the
demages and recompense due the owners o. such
lands and lots respectively ami falso determine
what persons will be benefited by such improve
men to- and TO assess the damages and expenses
thereof on the real estate of persons benefited
thereby in proportion as nearly as may be to the
benefits resulting to each.
City Clerk.
Rock Island, Ills, June 18th, 1879.
is75-dl2f
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

When Dick Yates was told that John A.
Logan had oined the Methodist church By
slesrsoh the disciple of cold water exclaim
ed; BY c., It won't do; play ed that
oooge out, myself"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28
stock. CT.

The Internal revenue receipts Saturday
were $sll ,65s; grand total for the fiscal
year, $3.50, 1895; currency balance in the
treasury yesterday, 1874, ,626; gold,
: IL, l33 ,056; coin certificates, $24, $50, 500.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

further reduction in railway fares and
time are being made at the East. TWENTY
four hours is said to be the time from New
York to Chicago by proposed extra train.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

plot, in which the Fenians are sup,
posed to be implicated, has been discovered
tor blowing up the powder magazine at Glib
raltsr. The ringlsader is undrr arrest.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

it IS reported that Carlyle will be
heech'r's guest, while in this country. The
Commercial Advertiser thinks thst"a clever
ssrstagsm of Carlyle's to ward off any pos
thumous attacks upon bis ChristianitY''
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Ben. Butler, Henry Ward Beecher, Sena-
tor Buckingham and number of ex off GERS
and officers of the various states, 90 with
President Garns Fourth of Julying to W Wood-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Among the papers of Mr.. Almack, an
English country gentleman. of Melford,
Suffolk, is William Penn's first charter of
liberties, founding Pennsylvania, dated
April 25, 1852.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Red Cloud and suite are said to have been
refused hotel accommodation at Buffalo,
because they were the reverse of suite and
clean
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Chicago is preparing . novel theatrioal
sensation in the shape of q scene, with /.
shower OF real cats and dogs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Queen Isabella, on Saturday, signed her
sbdicasion of the throne of Spain in favor of
the Prince of Assuriss.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

The San Francisco papers are urging
monument over Col. Bakers grave, which is
totally unmarked.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

0h1eaeo lISFkot.
Tslss,apAsd 70 the Ansus. 30
Flour-Dull sud easier.
wheat-$l 044,
Rye-Dull at see.
Barley-Unchanged-
Pork Steady; sz9 25asS rs.
Corn-No sold at 77as7se, closing at Iec;
rejected 7la724c.
oats-No 2 50tc rejected 434c.
Observation-Disclosures.
Highwinss--Qust At gSea$l GO.
Lard Closed at l6c.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

The wages OF workmen in the navy yard
at Washington, have been reduced from
$500 to $I.75.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

The Chinese Embassy is to be received ct
Paris to day. The Embassy goes to Madrid
at the end OF the week.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28
a

HON. GEORGE SIiARSWOOD,
Justice Of the suprrme Cour, Of Pennsylvania
pHILAnHLraIA, June I. 1S6S.
have spund by experience that " lioohands Get
man R,,te-s" ie very good tonic. relieving dyrpeptie
sSnP''"' GEORGE SUARSwOOD.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28
6ilvaukes Market.

- 16ilvaukeo Market.
Tele graphsd to the Argus.
MILWAUKEE, June ~.
Flour-Nominary unchanged.
Wheat--steady; No l 81 o.; No $50.
Oats-Steady; No 4sc.
Corn-Firmer; rejected 7Vc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Miss Anna Dickinson has raised the price
of her lectures to $3.50,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

New Y0rk 06Arket.
Tslsgraphed to the Aaeus.
Nsw Yoax, June 27.
Flour-Better; S. 65(a5 SO.
Wheat-No Chicago 81 a7sI 2s afoat; Mil
waukse 81 $50 35.
Corn-Quiet; $50 S6e.
Oats 800.
Pork---Dull $50 IS.
Lsrd---l6&c.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28
CARPENTERS.
FOR sAxa


sEooND HAND sTHAM Engine, 4
n horss power, in good rspair, By
WILLIAMS b WHIcR.
Molina, Ills, Sept II, ls6S. sAsdWta
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-28

Chicago live Stock.
Telegraphed to the Argus
UEIoI s4ooK YARDS, June rs.
Cattle-Active at g 76s3 e6.
Hogs-Quiet at IS 00as as.
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OF any medicinal preparation

HON. GEORGE ". WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF Penn.yivsrA
STite-:
Pun ADKIPHIA. March 10. 1851.
ARD " Rocfsnd's Ge-1iau Btters" II good tonic,
useful In diseases of the digestive organs, and Of gyeA1
benet Of debility and wanI Of nervous action
GEo W. WOODWARD.
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Iivsrpool 1Garkst.
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Flour-25s Sd amber. ees7s-
Wheat--9s lid.
Corn-3ls Cd.
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HON. WM. = ROGERS.
ua,,or of the city Of Bnfalo. y. 1

N.YoEs OFFICE BUrFAIo, june y lss.
Thsxspsed Uoonsud's German Btters and Tonic"
In NV family darin. the past year and can recon-
nsnS ,|em as an excellent tonic, imparting tone and
-, 70 She systrm Their use has been productive
N&ci "a ~. Es.r.s cf,l eject. NM. y. ROGERS.
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Dailp ARGUS.
OFFICIAL CITY g. COUNTY PAPER

Dubuque is to have another Democratic
paper.
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HON LANES N. WOOD.

ExMsyor Of wiliisrnsport, Penn-sVaniA
I,ske xreai pleasure N ree9umeHd,nE -
omsn TnnieS 10 sny one whn may he afflicted win
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q, ,.ks anything that he may s,y ' int :: s1os
cccanse ne S nn, by express any locality upon ~
plicafion to the
ruE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
az, ARCH STREET, philadelphia.
oT.a NJ EVANS, Proprietor.
formerly C NJ. JACKSON 4 COB
1910 are for sale by Dnugxsts. storsksep
en- and ned,eane net to esamins wsa The acss yos
Sder e "a ths esaHine u q
PYI a., py 80 a-a 81 49, tia
O. A. BRNSER, Agent,
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Two oo'trs w wv" JAMES NJ WOOD.