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Special Notices.
Disaster Follows Neglect

Whoever feels the premonitory symptoms OF sickness
should reeu that it add. the agony ofselfrsproaol
To the pangs OF disease remember that they might
have been prevented
Lsnguor debility and low spirits often the pre-
terrible diseases. They Indicate
ale necessity os tonic. and the tonit II
is HosTErTERs STOMACH BIETERs.
siok headache, pain in the right side and yeexne,s
of the whites OF the eyes unmistaksbe symptoms
an approaching bilious at,ack and In order to ward
it of, prudence dictates the prgpriety
ing the most ecaeions Of all uti-hilios prel
tons, HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs
Fatulenee oppression altar eating Irregular
ty Of the bowels aud distaste for exertion denote
disordered eli the stomach which if neglected Is
to eliminate in chronic dyspepsia, hut which may
be relieved in few honrs, aud entirely cured In few
days by taking half wincesss OF Hostetter Rfters
at regular intervals.
All physicahs admit that nnumerable lives are sac
cet every year that sht have teen saved by pre-
cautiouary medication Remember that one Of the
principal of H0sTErTER's B1TTERS is 10 nnt the
system In condition to reps disease /, recruit. and
~ needed during the when intense heat make
such heavy and constant drafts the vital IriSp,e
iny2ld6w
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Yeast Cake
Com missioner,s Sale.

R1 virtue Of an order to me issued, from
- tbs Circuit Court OF the United Rtates for The
District Of lows In the suit Of George Mccrary adj
ministrafor OF Cregor, deceased, against George
Marshall will sell 10 the highst bidder for cash !,
tbs front door Of the Court house in KecIak Iowa on
me 18th day Of August 1865 ths following described
south half Of the norths gu Ia. ., tse crtheast
quarter and the southeast quarter OF nc, theast
quarter and the east half Of the quarter
tho southeast qnarter Of section thirty fSa In
.osnship sxty-stx) north Of rangA dve Isl Also
weny acres Oh Of the north end Of the hafof the
9narter Of section thirty onr 90 township
sixty sfx tSol north Of range ave Isl wet
SCOTT HOWELL
IuyH" Special Com missioner
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
write
~ find Hootands German Bitters is
good tonic. useful in diseases of tn. diges
live ,ryans, aud o. great benefit In cases
q deh,llty and wanto action in the = stem
Yonrs truly, dE0. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge Of The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, April 2a 1860
81 consider Hooaand's German Btteis'a rafuabls
me8cns in II attacks Of Indigestion Dyspepsia
] can certify this from my experience of it.
Yours, with respect,
From Rev. JOS. H. KENNARD, d. D.,
Pastor Of The Tenth Bpatla Church, PHILADELPHIA.
: DR.. Jdekson-Dear Sir: have been frequently re-
aueet4d my name with recommsnaatio of
different kinds Of medicines bpt regarding the practice
ont Of my app sphere have in
all cases declined but ~ with clear proof in
own family. OF the usefulness Of Dr. Hoofands German
Bitters, depart for from my usual to ex
press full conyic ton that for general d,biv
sysssm and espsetag far Ltesr Complaint Il Is safs
and rtttab> prepDratton In il may fail but
usually doubt not 1t will be very beneficial to those
who "a Ger from the above
Yonrs. very respectfully,
j. H. KENNARD
Eighth, below Coates It.
From Rev. f. D. EENDALL.
Assistant Editor Calistian Chronicle Iltia ;,lyhia
have derived decided benefit from the n.e Of Hoof.
lands 6eran Bitters and feel II privilege to recou-
iAn,i valuable tonic all vino ara suf
ferine general debility from diseases arising
from aetang cement Of the liver.
Yours, truly,
BID, FE.pALL.
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STATE TICKET.

Ed. WRIGHT { dar County.
Fbr Ana.4e tsats,
John IA. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County,
Ebr 1reasxrer Of Sats
SAM'LIE. RANKIN, of Washington County
For Register u State Land O5Fce
C. G. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
For Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR, of Mnscatine County.
FoR MEMBERS .OF CONGRESS.
Fsyst D.arict-8EgRGE W. McCRARY.
Seesmd bfnric-CoL. WILLIAM SMITH
Fqird HstYict-
fsnrtt biaria WILLIAM L0UGHHIDGF,
nm Hsfsia FRANK ". PALMER.
Sfh IFstr.St--
forsJeige Of Circuit ObHf
JOHN b. DRAYER, of Henry Comfy.
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VINEGAR Works.

DRUSSIN6'a Pure Cider Vinegar; warranted Pure,
and to preserve Pickles; strong and paiatable larry
est gos ks in the United States; established lsis.
&C PRUsSING, $50 and 34i State 81
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Watches and JeweIry

a H. MILLER, corner Kapoo,pu and ElaIT street.
IA Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer In
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware Agency Of
then ational Watch Co
H.Rch22rdaadis
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PRlCEs.:

Hoohands German Bit.ers per bottle,.........Sl 90
:. = half dozen ........... s co
Hoosands Gesman Tonic, PIT up In quart bottles. so
p, bottle half dozen for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
A3Do forget examine well the article You buy
In order TO get the genuine
For sale by All DruEgists aud Dealers
Of NJ edicImes.
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Twines and Cordace.

d 8. MESERoLE, 2oi Lake street, 6arden aud Field
L Seeds, Seed Sewers and Garden Drills Agent for
Wakefelds Corn Pianteks Send for Catalogue.
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ROOfin. Materials.
NOOlimg states.

w mTAeRE RAYMOND, Plastic State Roofns
w Slate, FEET and imp. R 1oing and sheating Felt
Coal Tar Pitch Paints. Oils, Is6 Washington
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ILBERT HUBBARD Twines and Cordage of all
~ descriptions, Cotton Canvass of all widths and
.eight. Tents Awnitgs and Covers, Tar Pitch oakum
tackle Blocks, etr, 205 and 2o7 Water street.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable nsarts
neons disappointment: ridiculous tin,s; remedies
h. ill effects of bad dyes nyigoraiss AID leave, the
Hair soft and beautiful, taci to,en. Sold by all
Druggists and perfaners and properly applied at Batch
eior's Wig Factory, Ne ID Bond street, New York.
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DRtGHAM, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Coach and Sad
l. dlery Hardware, Leather. Hubs, Spokes and hsnt
rarrage work, Springs Axles Bolts and Malleabe IRON
lel Lake street.
HAYDEN I KAY, Is aud A Lake street, Manutac-
turers and Dealers in Leather, Carriage Goods and
SaddIerv HnrdH
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Oils. Paints and Glass.

rHasE HAsFoRD Il co, 17a 5 Water
~ Quarters for Oils Paints Sarnssh, Glass and .e
Grease Proprietors Star Go White Lead
I EVILS, HAM 4 co sell Paints, Oils, 3arnishes and
- Window Glass, cheaper than any hoase in the
Northwest o. 10 % South Water street
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NaddIery Har:ware.

1OURPLE, Green aud Ked Roofing States The only
i house in the West keeping large supply: prat teal
skaters furnished Whitacre Raymond is6 Washington
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vINEG CELEBRATED cider
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
rst Premium awarded the U s. Fair Illinois s,ate
Fair and Chicago City Fair Largest works of the kind
in the United stst.s
CHAs 9, \. PRUssING,
apasdeodem 13sSssll LATEST Schcaeo.
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fIlOMLiNsON BROS, Publishers aud Booksellers so
i Lake street furnish eunday School Libraries on
liberia Catalogues OF Sunday sehoo publications.
furnished.
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In the Senate on the 2lst, the bill for re-
ducing the army 70 thirty thossand men,
passed BY ! vote Of 3sto I. Nov marx
readers, you that hear every DAY The Demo
crazy pratins about Democratic economy,
and cursinS Radical extravagauce. Every
senator Who voted for reducing the army,
vas : Republican-every Senator Who voted
against that reduction, Was . Democrat.
This is aspecimen Of Democratic honesty.
They have been shrieking for months OF the
expense II maintaining . standing army IN
time Of peace. And now when at the ear
lest moment compatible With public security
tho Republican party reduce the army to
base proportlonally lower even than It was
before the war. then the Democratic party
BY its Representatives in the Senate, united
" oppose the reduction, and try to fasten vel
longer upon the country the army expense
they have shrieked against. Oh slila'ny
thy name is Democracy.
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Chicago Lead and Oil Work.

ETZ 4 SON, 81 TO 90 Franklin street, Manufacture
IL Wrought aud Cast Iron for buildings bridges, etc,
Bank vaults, DOORS .hutters, grating, Iron railing
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NOTICE.

well established fact that lIy one half of the
female portion Of our population seldom
in the enjoyment of good health, or, to uss
their expression, never 'eel WE'LL they
angud, devoid Of all energy extremely anc
have appetite.
To this class of persons the Bters the Tonic are
especially commended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are strong by the either Of these remedies
They will every OF MARASNUS without fail.
Thousands of certificates have accumulated In the
hands of the proprietor but will allow of the pub
caten Of but few. These, II will be observed are
Of note and,f such standing that they
ifeyed
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Governor Orr's valedictory.

fUTkJH7VF VI NHAHtt NNH7F
JOHN ,. DRAWER. of Henry County,
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Chicago Iron Works.

DURLET L TYRRELL, Importers and Johhers 6
ID China, Glass, and Earthen Ware, NO ~ Lax
rect
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blank Books. Stationery d Pa
Der Warehouse.

fSULyER PAGE 4 HOYNE, BiaLk Book Maaufac
~ turers steam Job Printers and Jobhers OF fine
Parers STATIONERY and Binde Goods lis lSo Lake 81
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Rubber Goods.

DUBBKR CLOTHING CO, 7. N. 4 ". A. Shepard,
II Manufacture all descriptions Of Heavy and fsncy
Rubber Goods Hose aud Betting, Stationery and Drug
Goods, - Lake street.
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saddiery Hardware.

-TAYDFN Il KAY. Carriage Goods, sadirry Hard
Il ware, Leather, Hubs, spnkes and Bent Carriage
erk. Springs, Axes. Bolts ana Malleabe Iron 40 L
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GEN. i: 5: !. GRANT,

FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
SCHUYLER COLE.4l.
OF INDIANA.
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Crockery and Glassware.

7 UNDERWOOD CO Commi ssion Merchants Ia flour
u Grain, Seeds, Pork, Lard, Beef Taow etc, Office
~
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Groceries.
NAY, ALLEN 4 CO. Wholesale Groccrs Orders from
- country merchants promptly filled and st the low
prices, 81 and 80 Randolph street.
INARRINGrtN 4 BREW srEIs, Successors q Il ii
L thompson Wholesale Giocers, ia and llb Water
treet, Chicago
Hardware.
r, REgNEBAUM SONS, 2io Randolph street, Whole
sale ardwareand Cutlery anafaetnre Iron, Nails
Carriage Bolts loose joint butts, etc, Fenns Axes
and Edge Tools.
MARLEY, ALLING s co, importers and Jetberso Of
ltl Hard ware aud Gallery 81 Lake Mannfac
turers Of Wire Cloth, Sleeves Riddles &c
MILLER BROS KEEP Importers and Johbers In
MI Hardware. Cutlery Agricultural Toos Agen for
American File Co and Wheeling Nails. So State str
Hats, Caps and Fnrs.
II ETH BRoTHKRs Hats. Caps and furs. Millinery
N and Straw Goods, Buffalo Robes and Buck Goods
umbr elias. Parasols, etc, 10 and II Lake street
Iron and steel.
TIALL KIM8ARK y CO. Importers AID Dealers in
Iron, Steel, Nas and Heavy Hardware, so, 81 and
81 Michigan Avenue.
Lumber. Sash. planning. &c.
NEWMAN, LEWIS 4 suMwALT. Planning MI. sash
IN aud Door Factory, and Lumber Yard. cargoes
locked and orders fed. Corner 18th and Lumber SITS
O Box 5a2a
Machinery
NORTH Esps MFG CO. Engines, ppmp., Wrought
IN Iron Pipe, MalIeahle Iron Castings. Steam Warming
Apparatus 10 n Jefferson street.
yyYALWoRTH, TWoHIG FERsE, Irong Pipe and
w FittingA Steam Boilers. Pumps aud Gnages Belt
ng Steam Warming Apparatus, 225 akestr
Oils. Paints and s-lass.
HHasE HAsFuRD &co, l7a Water
~ onarters for Oils Paints varnieh, Class and Axle
Grease Proprietors Star Go White Lead
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~ " BLA1CHttRD n Co., Manufacturers OF L
Tie Pipe, Sheet Lead, Bar Lead, Pig Lesd, Lips'
Uil raw and boiled, 10 North Clinton street
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DawEN WHITMAN WINSTON, Wholesale Dry
ID Goods. Woeseus and Notions, 10 and II Randolph
street, large stock and low prices.
r YALE VAN WYGE, Dealers in Fry Goods Woolens
VI and Notions ut Wholesale. stock well selected and
sold ut bottom prices, 50 Lake street.
TOHN v. FARWELL 4 Co., Dry Goods, Notions, Wool
y ems ~ Wabash Avenue Keep larger sta.k aid sell
cheaper than any other hou-e West
=, d. JACKSON CO. Wholesale Dress Goods Viii
-. Goods Notions, Hosiery, Weoiens, Furnishing
Goods &C, 80 and 81 Wabash Avenue
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apasdeolen
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In retiring from the Gubernstorial Chair
OF South Carolina Governor Orr issues an
elaborate valedictory address to the people of
!, that State. We have space for only few
evtrarts
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DIxLsY, HALL 4 klNsEY, Wool Commission Mer'
L chants "a 10 aud IS Nj .hgan Avenue, corner Lake
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Book Island Market.

Rock IsLAND, October ~
PLoUR-spTing Double BxtrA, IN bbls. ye'sO :
wholesale, and g., ~ at retail. saeks. ee,tV
Wholesale, and $500 at retail. Loose, SOW
wholesale, and 50, so at retail
WHEAr-No, !, vs., No. Z, 90 NO ~
CoRS.-old zoe, new S5e
OATs-SSo for 50 lbs.
RTH-te
BAaLHY-No. l, I,60. No. 2, $50
sALP-S 20aa,dk per barrel.
KEGosRSH--Wbolosais, barrels included, ~
retail 60c.
HlaBwINas--el,Sb,
PoFArors.--s6 0R65.
OSroNs-i, 10 per bu,
Reas-22e dos.
BUrraa-Hsry choice lots, for retailing, vii
bring $50.
PoULrRr-SPring chickens, 2,6OO8S per dos
LARp-l'ic per N.
Hoos-For live hogs 6lG7O
CArrLA--Livs weight, common, S,5OA6O0
Prime shipping 6OOaB,50 per hundred pounds
HlDHs-Iresn County, Sc green cured, loo
green calf 1Oal9ic; dry alnt l4Al7ci dry salt
ed, lOal3o.
Hlr-Pralris, tlOAl2 per ton Timothy 1900
$4,000.
WooD-0ak $6,O to $50 q cord.
OoAL--At the Goal Valley Yard, on the Lsvee,
coal s sold at 10 cents, the cost Of delivering u
Be added.
From teams, in Market Square. at IsAis cents,
LmE-Port Byron, $3.50 per Dbl. Rock Island
lime $l.l5 per Dbl.
APPLIES, 00A5, SO per barrel.
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RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT.-Thursdav
evening, Oct. 3Oth, as John Grout was dri.
wing to his home, in Black Hawk, his team
Of mules started to run, down the hill south
of Cases brick yard, and became unman.
ageble; striking tree the wagon was upset
and he and his soma boy about fifteen years
old, were thrown violently out and each had
an arm broken besides several other bruises
and contusious. DIR. Bracket was immed.
ately called in and set the fractured limbs
and made the sufferers as comfortable as
their injuries would allow.
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Rev York Market.

Telcgraphei to the ANGUS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 80.
C0tton-drmer: 26a! middIings up
lands
TIour-hcavy; s,SOa7,3O extra state, !, 2ja93O
hoop.
Wheat-c!osed dul l,JONl ,5SI mo spring,
Seal 80 good to choice no. ].
Rye--heavy lao western.
Corn-duI I,l2Sl,1S mixed western, lie
al IL unsound.
Barley-quet heavy 2,2O choice Canada.
0ats-frm; y new western.
Pork--hrmer; 2720a273S new mess 1900
2Q.20 old
Bsef-stendy.
Cut meats-quiet.
Lard--..dull; l9Ia2O4 steam, lsla22l kettle,
Whiskey--quist sold higher,
sugar--steady 10iaIl4 Cuba.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-30

HAND on THE PEoPLE.--lt will be harder
for the people to pay their city taxes this
year than it would have been to have paid
double the sum last year. Their taxes have
been increased by Murdock's administration
about one.third over last year. In other
words, man who paid 500 last year must
pay $l33 this year while it is really about
as hard to raise 500 this year as it was 10
raise 800 last year. The taxes in order to
be as easy on the people this year as last
should have been made about one.third less
than they were last year.
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BRAyELY DoNE.--Last evening about
dark Illinois street suddenly rang with the
Gathering ola runaway pair of borSes drag,
ging an empty wagon after them at break
neck speed. Lifting our window to obtain
sight Of them we saw feat performed
which gave proof of considerable presence
of mind as well as agility. The horses, with
heads erect, we're Gathering up street on a
full galop when the owner, on foot, pursued
and overlook the wagon, leaped into it, ran
to the front, grasPei the lines, and pulled
up the team in its tracks, thus saving his
horses and preventing q casualty from their
running over people. If anybody doubts
the difficulty of the feat let them try it and
their doubts will quickly be dispelled
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
VIM. 4. CHANDLER, Washington. d. C.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, rs.

This Company, National in its character, offers,
by reason Gifts large capital low rates of Premium,
and New Tables, the most desirable means Of in
surfing life yet presented to the public
The rates of premium being largely reduced,
are mad as favorable to the insurers rs those Of
the hest Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties Of Notes, Diyi-
dends, and the Misunderstanding which the LAT
tor are SO apt to cause the Policy Holders.
Several new and att. acthc tables are now pre-
sonted, which need only to be understood to
prove acceptable to tho public, such as the m
COME-PRODUCING POLICY and RR-
TURN PREMIJM POLICY. In the fer
.ncr the policy holder not only secures lifo-in
suranco, payable at death, but will receive, If
living, after period # ufew years, an annual
income equal to ten per cent. 90 per cent Of the
| par Of his policy. Il: snc Iatcr the Company
agrees TO return 10 tho assured the total amount
Of money b. has paid IN, ia addition to the
amount II b. policy.
The attention q persons contemplating inEur-
ing their lives or increasing the amount Of inur-
ance they already have, IS called to tbs special
advantage. offered by the National Life lnsur-
auco Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars Civ
en- on application 70 tho Branch Office Of tho
Company IN this city, or TO its General Agents.
ESs~ LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in
every City and Town; and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suita-
bic endorsements, should be addressed to the
COMPANY'S GENERAL AGENTS ONLY, in
their respective Districts.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COM
PANN.
JAY COOKE d co., N,v York, for New York
State and Northern New Jersey.
Il. ". CLARK d co., for Pennsylvania and
Southern Now jersey
JAY COOKE & 60, Washington, b. c., for
Maryland, Delaware Vir mia, District Co.
lumbio, and West Virginia.
J. A. ELLIS 4 Co. Chicago, H., for Illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa.
HON. STEPHEN MILLER st. Paul, for Min
nesota.
septldeodwGm.
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(COmmunioated,l

EDITOR OF THE ARGUS, Sir Permit me,
through the columns O: your paper, to return
my thanks to the Coal Valley band for their
serenades given my establishment, on the
evenings Of the O'Brien and Palmer meet.
iugs, in Rock Island-also, that the Coal
Valley platform, at Camden, is free to them
at all times.
JosEPH MEIGHAN.
Camden Mills, Oct. 30th, 1868.
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CAN'T AGREE.-On Wednesday the Union
published communication signed "a True
Radical" admitting that the article in the
ARGUS about Sickles was written by ian old
county leech'--that is, a republican. To.
day it publishes another communication
signed Radical which says mo Moline
republican had anything to do with it." 1t
is a pity these Rim Union correspondents
can't agree, and if it was necessary we could
show them the original manuscript which
would prove that Moline republican did
have good deal to do with tin fact quite
number Of Moline republicans. But that
is not the point Why don't some ofSickles'
friends, if he has any, attempt to disprove
the charges made against him? That's the
point. Let them disprove the charges or
bear the odium of electing man who will
be adisgrace to their party and the county.
That's the point. Let them meet it, if they
can.
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THE WARD CLUBS.
&6eA
tX&

The Democratic Ward Clubs Of each ward
in this city are earnestly requested to meet
in each ward, on Friday evesing the Goth
inst, TO perfect their plans for pol.
ling every vote GU Tuesday next; to make ar.
rangements for challenging all illegal voters;
to make provision to furnish teams in each
ward for all who need to ride to the polls
to see that all the committees understand
aud perform their duties promptly and well /;
aud to raise funds to pay all necess ary e1pen
ses Of their ward organizations. Upon the
prompt aud efficient action OF the ward or.
CARNATIONS depends the result on Tuesday.
Let every man do his part.
The places Of meeting are as follows
LIST Ward adjoining Shearer's store.
ID Ward at Mai. Connellys Office.
I'd Ward at Huber's Hall.
4th Ward at SINNERS office.
Funds should be raised to procure teams
for each ward, purchase tickets, etc, and
every arrangement made for bringing out
and saving every vote and keeping out every
illegal vote.
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RAIN.-As refreshing as the magic well
in the desert to AbdallAh, the faithful, was
the shower which commenced falling at
about nine o'clock this morning. The wind
has been flirting the dust into our eyes for
some days past aud this will prove its quiet.
US. Its a freshsner to the entire town and
subseryes the same purpose as domestic
"fall cleaning
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-30

Do You Know of any democrat who is
absent from home2 II so take some means
to get him home by next Tuesday in time
to vote. One vote may elect Singleton aud
Chopper and McCAndess. One vote may
carry Illinois, aud Illinois may elect Sey.
mour and Blair, Save every vote. It may
be the last chance you will have to aid in
the restoration Of good government.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-30

DEMOCRATS should remember their club
meetings, this evening Make out lists
Of every man to be challenged. Raise funds
to pay all ward bills; procure teams for
each ward, for election day see that all the
committees required by: the club con'titu.
tons are composed Of good, thorough, faith
full men who will FIJI their positions and
never desert their posts for moment, until
the votes are counted and declared. The
party looks to the officers and committees
of the ward clubs to do their business thor.
oughly and we'll.