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The Police Commissioners held their regular weekly
sitting for trials yesterday, at which hundred
cases. wherein pairomen charged with violation Of
police rules and neglect Of duty BY their superior on
GERS were disposed Of Several ocen were also tried
form the language Of the stsrcotyped charge"aow
ing burgaries 10 be committed at stated periods on
their posts With but exception there we're no
citizen cases Of any importance
RATION AGAIN.
Until lately had become the general opinion
that, owing TO the persistent efforts Of the HER
AID in impressing upon the Police Commission
patroImen from using Their batops whenever their
could be dispensed with, the last Of "violent
assault without provocation" had been heard OF by
policeman pulled up with his own Importance II would
appear from the following that the policemen Of
the Nineteenth precinct not the only officers of the
force who unnecessary violence In the execution OF
Commissioners, was follows.-A respectable young
man named George w. Tibbets, who resides nj No. "a
Ninth street. the morning Of the 23d Of March hap
pened TO pass by the southern Hotel whic the Winter
Garden was re, and had the fearful emerty 10 walk
over TO the hotel sidewalk and ask policeman John
Heaney, OF the Fifteenth precinct where the fire
True to his police instincts the latter gave sarly reply
and pushed ribbets backwards The young man
very naturally demonstrated, when the officer seized
him violently BY the shoulders and showed him back
still further NJ the time raising his club over his
head Tbbes thinking that the man was about 70 strike
him, instinctvey raised mp his arms 10 protect himself
when he received fearful bfow from the baton
has been unable 70 u since, even 70 hold PEN
Not with this exhibition OF courage the officer
seized hold Of his victim and In . rough manner he
as.sos sS SSS 1ns SS -
throat, and called tw0 nsgnicant fellows testify 70
ths same fscA Even n NE eoplainant did seizs him by
The THROAT which he beyond al doubt did not the club
ssandine By him - ed him In case the complainant
offered any ssvOus Seetstanco, In Sho opinion Of
many eye uisassss vhsIy unjussnsble
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COURT cAlENDAR-TnIs DA'.
COURT or APPEALs

couRr APPEALs
90. Emerson va Bleakley, 1,0lo. DAan vs.. Schultz.
Sheriff, &c. 4. Scguir vs. Seguin.
ol. Bliven va Hudson 81. Disotay va Wnant
River Railroad Company. %. TAnnlr ve. ParshalL
q Northrup va Syracuse, %. Waitys Green.
Boston N. Y. r. X Co. 100 Brotn Va Penfeld.
~. Merchant Va Burren 1O1. Contey va Bond.
and wife 10Z Adams W The Fort
05. Moore and wife va Plain IAnk.
Manwaring. TAI Van Rensselaer, vs
%. People es ri. Damn Va Dennstn.
Williams ef al
SURREM1 CoCRx-0EnAL TEHn -Non-enumerated
motions
SursEnR CouRr-CmcUn-Part 1-lNoa 1927, 037.
o5l, GAS 1905. 345, 144s 247 Ie3 l171, e25, HOS.
1881, 1l3e IS 097, 3sT, 2645, I'll. 2ta Part 2-Nos
9ls 1915, l226 1850, 104o ll02 75S ll34 1900 1132
1900 llss loo4. i42s, COS, 1890 le2 1910, lsa leo
SrrRKnx CorRr-SPgc1AL THRn.-Vcmurrer No. Ia
Issues Of law and fact Nos la4 las, l3l, 13s, 176,
1ol 163, 164, 166, 167 les l7o IN, l72, lis, 17l,
l75, l36, 1t0 Isl, 1S6, 1S9.
SurRxxs Cousr-CHiHsKRs- Nos. 20, 70, u, so, %,
loo. 10S 49, III, lis, 120 123 f20, la, 133, 1866,
$50. Call commences AZ No. ISL
Conxos PLsAs CorEr-PARr mos. c62, 800, $780, e5S,
1ps, cal, o7o:e7i. e73. 200 to o79 inclusive
CRY CouRr, BRooKfySNos 90 TO 50 inclusive, 90, 90,
e6,s to - inclusive, 40, 20, q, ., "a
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BOARD OF EuUcATloS.

ConsoHdation ef schsels, dke.
The Board Of Education met yesterday afternoon,
Commissioner Mclean presiding .eB
Mr. FARR presented communication from the Trus-,
tees OF the Ninth ward in favor Of consolidating CRANE,
schools Nos. l6 and Al (mae departmenr and
after the LIST OF May next motion TO refer the subiect
to the Committee on Teachers lost and resolution
TO consolidate was then adopted
The Committee on Coored Schools reported In favor
OF appropratng $3.50 for altering and repairing the
colored school house in Laurons street. The subject
referred TO the Finance Committee.
Little further business up and the Board ad.
journed.
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Died.

HgwIsoS.-On Wednesday. April 3, MARY A. H., wife
OF George Hewison, aged 81 years, months and IL
DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the mcm-
bers Of Washington Lodge, r. and NJ, respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence,
No 259 West Twenty seventh street, Saturday after.
noon, AZ two o'clock, without further notice.
For Other Deaths See Fyh Pd0G1
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THE uRT S.
COURT or APPEALS.
cnses Argued and Suhwittsd.
Before Chief Judge Davies ana Full Bench

beiore Shlef Judge DAVIES abo fuh oeheh-
Lsrs.ia 6uorssy, appellant. c, Waaiam Gaer's'y
a., MISUNDERSTANDING the question as TO whether
aAs property specified viii should be divided among
che three immediate chdreu and on the death OF any
OF these without that the property should go
70 the other and no. 20 the grandchildren Argasa
and submitted. -
John Ety Respondent Paul Spo6ord and TAomds
1siescra Appdana-The respondent rendered services
70 the appellants recovering duties paid the tnted
states In the legal demands OF the
On refusing payment fer these services tns htsaoa
xarose when the occurred IN ls4s and Ae
been gong on ever since Argued aud submitted.
Wyiiags Netosu Appeitdse g. fsrd Whettr :. ~. ne.
spopsde,ya appeal taken by the plsntin from
Judgment recovered against him in the supreme Court
al this ciy and TO compensation or tne
use OF patepted machine for the cleaning OF coffee.
The General Term of the Superior Court reversed the
sad Judgment and rendered judgment absolute IN tavor
sf III defendant dismissng the complaint with costs
from which the plaintiff appeals 10 this court Appel
liant had originally obtained q verdsct OF $2lsS o.
From that time II appeared that respondents used black
lead in order 20 give uslre 10 their coffee, which, while
enhanced the sale at hrst Ultimately drove IL from she
n
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Action for Assault nsd Battery.
Before Judge Hearne.
shea .Siuc,air A,gIs -Plaintn had been a seaman
on board the ship Wisconsin HecompIains that while
on a voyage, and throwing the leads the Newfound
land Banks. the defendant, who was captain Of the
vessel him with his fst ard staggered him. The
damages were laid AZ $500. The defendant denied the
assault but admitted that be mey showed the plaintiff
aside The parpose OF throwing the coil over. Toe
Judge toos me papers and reserved bis decision
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docks wharves and other improvements 70 be made the
ursdesn of New YORK and It's State courts 10 neces
sarlv e,claded rhs subject which jurisdiction 10
claimed n real es ate and It's and enjoyment
Tbs further argument OF the case has been sdjounsa
until gge5day the 9Th lnsk
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s HIPPIN0 NE w 8.
.~~~~~~>~~-~~->,~~~c->~-
PORT or NEW YORK. APRIL 3. 1867.

#N N Arrived.
Brig Robert MOVIE tof New navenl Hochkiss pemararA
Feb " with moasses to Trowbridgc's Sons Has
u days north of Hatteras with heavy northeriy gales.
March IL In terrific gale from NE. dsmasted and
lost sails, spsrs rigging. &c.
foreign Ports.
DrrARAsA. Feb s-In port bark Joseph Eneas ids fsS
(Fr Other Shipping Inseilieascs see .GfsA page
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ByA j. Bleeckcr, Son Co.
fnder direction Of Geo. " N. Baldwin, Esq., referee
Grand street-House and lot NO Ae lot 35xs0 s2 loo
House and lot Nos tlo and <loi lot 2xsl.. 1900
Clinton stree-House and lot No lbo lot ISm el
I'D street, lot size, iW Wn avenue INV a,pp
lsth mrcssi lot = side. ~ lob avenue 1rn hsw
sus ios srss ana nsoo
Np asse
llot ADJOINING. 8xlo0 aSse
lot adtoinnG 0xlQV a6GD
lot adjofninG NxSoaI0 oS1O
o1h avenue-l lot Q. " cor 10 street. 8rlW w00D
l0t adtoininG 1xloQ 1U10v
loes sajclrne 1xl@ each. la0p
Ak nSs la corner iiid :;r:, =; S,3
~ Johnson, Miller Hall
story brown stone house. No % Wes ia street 200
stsy brick houses lstavenuc near cd street, each dO0o
story brck houseA nd street. lst avenue each eOQ
story bct house, ca srss I'd G2g6
story brick houses ed street. near I'd avenue each He
story brick houses 62d street. adtninne. Ano
vacant lot 1bxl0o >oh street, near bth 10eo
By Lawrsnce Fuller. :. ~ - -.
ots and buidinRs Nos ~ and - Hast Broadway en- -
BY miller, Wnkins Ca
Let and bui]due No. - Rrocns sssss. a210
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esusr oF SESSIONS.

rsckpookes Convicted.
beiofe Jadss DAenan and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
ne Pecps p8, ,yenes YlaAeyty.-The prisoner, who is
syoups nan sbcvs eighteen pears Of age, was placed
on ir'a under an Indictment Of the grand jury, charging
him win larceny fropf The psros Mr. Lsv, r. Clark,
efNo 81 Dean street. ne eenriAsirs witness testified
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
uMHo STATES coMmgsONeas COURT.
Alleged Illegal Removal of Spirits.
Before Commissioner Newton.

Unued States rs james Derlin-The defendant was
charged with having removed spirits 10 place other
than bonded warehouse in violation of the law The
principal testimony In the has already been pub
hshcd In shs Herald Dsvlin was held to await the ac-
ton Of the Grand Jury.
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No MoRx Pusn FIcBrrxg m PursYLvAuA A STRINGENT
Law against prize hxhtins hes been passsd By the Penn
ayivania Legslatura Il makes the penalty for engaging
prize nght Or tAking part second or bottle holder
hne OF pot moro than $1,000, and solitary imprison-
mont not exceeding two ysara Every person being
present ~ ssch . h6ht and encouraging The samc oF
laying any bet wagsr On The result thereof whether
present or not shall b considered participant therein
discretion Of she ccpss. n ssssahed in hks mspaw
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-18

LOW MANY THOUSAND OF PERSONS
Ii do we daily behold, both male and female,
who are suffering out a miserable existence from
the effects of secret indulgence, from virus
absorbed into their system from venerial dis
ease. Look at their paid, emaeiated and disfg
urea a~~~sy tl~s. h-ok dawn con Il tutiops
depicting disease and its horrible consequences;
dsqnalify ing them from marriage, or the enjoy
Inent of life. 1t is, therefore, important for
those sufferers to know that by calling upon DR..
]. KATES, they can be effectually cured. He
is q physician who has made private disease
his especial study for thirty-two years, ana who
has cured upward of thirty Thousand cases in
Cincinnati alone within the last twenty years.
He is therefore competent to cure every form OF
disease, both recent and chronic, in the shortest
possible time, without mercury or other poison
GUS medicines. Be careful that you ind DR..
KATES, at his old established Office, 1873 Syca-
more street, Cincinnati, Ohio, first house below
Fifth street, west side. DR.. HATES attends to
his patients personally, and may be found in his
Office from 8 o'clock A. NJ, till O'Clock p. NJ
Sundays from 9 A. N. till IL A. N. All conf
Dental. oot.23dawiy.
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4
In B. JAMES, FORMERLY EoF JAMES
u Lock Hospital, Custom House street, New
Orleans, La, Established in 1850, for the last
seven years located in Chicago, Ill, can be com
suited at his Office and parlors,
MOS. d 4 - RANDOLPH -,
CHICAGO, Hin
chrcnse, Msresrisi, Syphiitio, Blood and Skin
&issasse and III disorders Of private character.
Dr. James pcsftivsIy ssa1ssates from the sys-
ten, withoat the aid Of msrsury, iodide pctasii,
taTssnic, sarsAPariAa, - any of those poisonous
drugs, - they went sfectually cure the poison-
| only dry it mp 70 brsak ont ut some future time
IN it's most hiteous aspect. Dr. James uses .
Neutralizer for syphilis, the same as used in
his Lock Hospital, New Orleans, for thirteen
years, and which gained him SO worldwide &C.
| lebrity. The following are some of the diseases
olassed as "priyate" to which Dr.. James devotes
his exclusive attention, viz: Syphilis, primary,
secondary, and tertiary, structures unrethral dis
charges, nocturnal and diurnal omissions, sexual
debility, diseases of the back and joints, loins,
:sAsmmstiou Of the bladder and Kidneys fheu-
mafism, hydfscele, varieocele, caRcefs &C.
Diseases peculiar to females, sush rs aznenor-
rheea, dysmenorrhsgia, metorrhagia, chlorosis,
nervous debility, &C., successfully treated.
DIR. James long practice in New Orleans, and
the Endorsement of the most eminent medical
men and the almost entire southern Psess, should
convince the most skeptical that DIR. James can
and will per,orm all that he promises
The attention of those who have priyately and
improperly abused themselves by sexual excess,
or The debasiur habit of self abuss. so prevalent
with the youn1 IN 6ttinp them for msfrimony.
business, or society, producing in it's train con.
stitutional debility, decay and impotenev.
The following are some of the sad and uelan-
choly effects produced by carly habits of youth,
or sexual excess, viz: Weakness of the back and
Emh, - :, tha haaa a;una.. of v;s;or Ioss 80
muscnIa, mower naln;tation of the heart Sxs-
nsn.is n.,ronsnsss ;rritahilitv svmntoms Of con !.
mi, nt;on. ate' Nentallv the fearful effacts ara
- - sa...ss.,- - 10 ,.a,o-- .~s.:--'
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DIR, ,Jaokson,s parhacua.

1t has been decided to hold the proposed
barbecue in Darts Hall, on Thursday even
ing next-doors open at ! O'Clock. The
meats will be barbecued in pit near the
hall, and everything gotten up in the hes,
manner, Besides barbecned nc luton, shoa,
and other meats, 4 will have boned turkey,
chickens, duck, &C., &c. Also all the bes,
vegetables andi trimmings, Also the best
puddings, pastry, pyramid cakes, excellent
coffee &c, &c. Strasser's full band will be
in attendance during the supper, and will
play for dance, after supper.
The police win be in attendance to pre-
serve order.
7 ~ PETER JACKSON.
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Elastic SPosGE.-Cons1kxrab interest
is taken in the useof sponge for the mannfac-
ture of mattresses, cushions, pillows, &c. &c.
and our readers are particularly referred 10 an
advertisement Of the article, in this paper.
Railroad companies are using it for cushions;
the upholsterers are going wild over il, and
everybody wants sponge mattass. A let
ter in answer to somebody who prefers hair,
closes as follows:
"And now, because it never entered your brain
that anything could be discovered among the I'm
told treasures God has given to man, that would
furnish beds always sweet, clean, repellant to bed
bugs, and all insect life, elastic, and every way
agreeable to the human body, you need not fat
Ter yourself that other people tie themselves up
10 morse mar, cows hair, pigs hair, and various
aduiterations; 10 put in contact with their bodies
One word moro, and we have done with you, un-
less again you want to try your hand at batterine
away on sponge, fooishly imagining Won are there
by delaying the doomed fate OF cnried hair mn.
hostery, and that is this: The elasticity of an
upholstery hair is artificial and temporary. hence
soon packs, growing harder and harder The
elasticity of sponge is natural, hence permanent
aGod- given attribute Of the material itself,
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A Coop PAPER TO CracULArE-The
WEEKLY ARGUS, of last week, contains ar
ticles descriptive of the Breweries, the Malt
Houses, the Tanneries, the FIGURING Mills,
the Wagon and Carriage shops, the Cooper
Shops, the Planning Mill, &c. &c. of Rock
Island. Also a large amount of general
news, local Mems, markets, &c, &c. We
have printed an extra supply aud all who
wish copies for circulation can get them at
the office, for Ave cents each.
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At Aliens.

A new lot Of theNoid Bay State Corsets at
81 LOO each.
A new supply of the Amana Flannels
Yarns, &c.
Also, fall assortment Of Velvets in all
cciors and widths. New Bngle and Satin
Trimmings. Black and colored Satins, all
shades Buttons in new and desirable styles.
Merinoes and Empress Cloths from auc-
ton at prices that viii satisfy any one.
All staple goods marked down to the bot
------- If C, M, AIKEN
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is 81 e = Rocx IsLAnb, November IS.
FLoUR-Spring Double Extra, in bbls. q. 40 1t
Wholesale, and $1,000 at retail. Sssks ee.ee Il
Wholesale, and So 1t retail Lsess, $500 Il
Wholesale, and $3.50 6 retkiL
- WAzAr--No- i s., 5sa1,6 80. No. ,, l,soal, 80.
s pons-Nsw ssa7o, Old sosQ = sec z
OArs---42s43c for 50 lbs. a, =. 3 80 a.. T.
/ RYs-1, 00al,10. - al Ls,..s..s Geo sE..f
BARLxY-No. l, l,12., No. 2, LOO
BEANs-2,00 .,s1s --ssss1 ri. .5-.
SALr-3,35as,50p per barrel.
KERosEsH--Wholesalss earFsls included, 56s67;
retail Too. aia4dA siH hott55l.1a7
HIeHwISEs-$2,20. 81
PerAress@sssl 90 % fsf3tc
EGGs--20c dos. ra.
BUrrER-yery choice lots, for retailing. will
bring to SOC. ss.tL son
PoULrRY--Liye chickens, 81, 4oa2,60 per dos.
Hoes--Eor live hogs babe + ~ =,
CArTLE-Live weight, 7common, 3,00a3,50.
Prime shipping 4.5os5, so per hundred pounds.
HIDEs--areen Country, 7c; green cured, 9c /;
green calf, l2Aal5e: dry flint, l2al5c; dry salt
cd, 124c.
HAr-Prairie, $lOala per ton /; Timothy II, 90
a$I3,0o.
WooD--Osk %, 90 70 100 . cord. ss sds
CoAL--At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Lsvee,
coal 10 sold ut IA cents, the cost of delivering TO
be added. F-a.t at3-
From teams, in Market Square, at i6al7 cents.
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RIVER NEws.-The Savanna is the packet
for Fl. Madison tomorrow morning. The
Minnesota is expected down this evening.
The ". 81. Thompson arrived last evening,
with its hunting party safe and sober. Capt.
Barnett gives the spoils at 80 geese and
200 ducks. with an empty demi.john as an
Offset. The Iowa City left for Clinton this
morning. She will be down tomorrow sev-
ening. -
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Davis Pain Killer.

Stephen Miles, Davenport, England
Gents-I have great pleasure in recommend
ing the Pain Killer. For more than three
months / suffered severely with a sore throat,
for which / consulted the best physicians,
but derived no benefit until, by friend s
advice, ] tried your Pain Killer as gargle.
In a short time it completely cured me. -
While in India frequently gave your medi-
cine to the natives when no doctor could be
had, in cases of severe headache, rheumatic
pains, cramps in the stomach, and cholera,
and it always cured them. l consider it a
most valuable medicine. Yours, &c,
STEPHEN MILES.
GESrs-I have used Perry Davis and
Sons pain Killer" in my family for nearly
year past with great success. / deem it a
valuable medicine; it gives almost immedi-
ate relief like to have supply always
on hand, and would cheerfully recommend
it to all my friends.
THos. W. EWING. Baltimore,
Pub. of Meth. Protestant.
oct24dw1m.
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FALSE RRMoR.-On Saturday afternoon a
rumor few over this city that Hon. Bailey
Davenport was struck with paralysis few
DAYS ago, and died that afternoon. 1t was
really astonishing how the rumor spread,
and how everybody talked of it as reality.
In company with a friend we Immediately
called at his residence, and found him sitting
by coy fire. reading to his mother, and in
his usual health and good spirits. He had
been slightly i'll for few days, but never
confined to his bed for the whole day. He
will soon be about town again, as well as
ever; and we hope he may long live to enjoy
his large possessions and the society of his
numerous friends, as we'll as to give the pub
lie the benefit of his good advice in regard
to matters of public concern. -
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STOLE STovE.-On Saturday evening
we learned of . very mean theft, at the school
house between Moline and Hampton, near
the road leading to Pleasant Valley. A
singing school had been held there on Fri.
day evening. and after the school; some one
stole the school house stosez-a round heat
ing stove. II is believed that the wagon in
which it was carried away, took the Pleasant
Valley road z>SSh n D. a. ~ - - ssAS&-
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THE effort of the radicals in Davenport,
last week, to get the saloon keepers indicted
for selling liquor, caused stampede of sa-
loon keepers and bar tenders to this side OF
the river until after the grand jury adjourn
ed. The radicals in Davenport are pursuing
the same course of persecution as the radi-
Gals of Moline, aud in fact everywhere else
where they have the power. The only way
to put down radicalism and put up liberty is
to vote the democratic ticket
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-18

The Union makes Gen. Sherman'a mem
Der eff the United States senate. Il This is
about as bad as the wish expressed By the
same paper, some time age, that Gov. Yates
would issue thanksgiving proclamation.
We presume most of the little boys in the
street know that 0giesby, not Yates, is gov
.anor Of Illinois, and that Gen. Sherman's
brother is United States senator. -
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- =. Go to to the Bryant l. Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get thorough practical
business education, or to become . good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad-
dress lenclosing stamps1 the Bryant 4 STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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PoLICE.-Matthew Shannon fined by Mag
istrate Connolly, SIS and costs for being
drunk, disorderly, resisting officers, and ma
king himself generally odious. No money.
Sent to jail for twenty days. A bad egg.
Joseph Wreneel fined $40 and costs for
resisting officers. He was in company with
Shannon. No money. Sentenced to jail
ten days. Execution of sentence suspended
ten minutes to enable him to leave the city
Left in double quick time. Fs-, .
William Leonard fined 80 and costs fol
disturbing the peace on Sunday. No mon
ey. He begged hard to be permitted to
leave on the same conditions given Wrencel
but the disturbance being on Sunday, the
Magistrate could not overlook this fact and
sent him to jail for ten days.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-18

BARBEcUE.--Dr. jackson, on advice OF
his friends, has concluded to have the propos-
ed barbecue in Darts Hall. See his notice
in our local cniumn. fl
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Brass and Iron Work,
GEES FITTING
49, ara AND
STEA M PIPE

LEvEB. NEAR FERRY LANDING.
The subscriber has moved into his new shop,
rear Woltman's Hall, on the Levee, where he in
yites the patronage of his friends and the public
generally. He keeps constantly on hand all
kinds Of Brass and Iron Goods, such IS Steam
Cocks, Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, OH Cups,
Beer. Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe Oh All
sizes. Zipk, Babbitt Metal, etc, etc.
steam and Gas work promptly attended to and
! put up in workman,ike mar ner
Gas fixtures Of all kinds for sale .4-.- -
Gas filters supplied.
JACOB RILEY
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Something New,

= Go to Bamberger's and see his new stock
of Dress Goods, Trimmings, &c.
aug30dwtf. -
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Odd Fellews

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, I. o. o. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at s o'clock Pm.
DAVID HAYES, n. G
LEVI s, HARsoE r. S.
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National Billiard Hall F!
And Saloon!
Diseases Of the Eye Can be Cured.
8. CAMPBELL

DIR. Jas. CAMPBELL.
has opened an EYE INFIRMARY n NJ n.rno-
ana can accommodate one or two hundred patient,
ana whl treat all diseases strictly confidential.
Umce' on Second Street, in LeClaire Block.
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