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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21

IT Is not only Mississippi and Texas,
In which the Republican ascendancy
has been lmperilled by the same Con-
sentative tactics which our friends have
found 90 fatally mischevIous In Vir-
glnia and Tennessee, But Missouri
and West Virginia were also In dan
ger. We may rejoice that the Conser-
vRtive trick has been at last etIectualIy
exploded, 80 that II can do US no more
harm. Our friends In the two latter
States forewarued are forearmed. They
will accept the wise policy which look
to the AbroGation OF existing restrIc,
tons upon the eXsrebAl suffrage, but
they will take good care to admlnIStel
that policy Themselves. They do nel
propose 10 commit It TO such politicians
as CArlile In the ole State, or Hender,
son In the other. 1tonly needs that OUT
friends there shall heed the couseQusn,
oes which have followed an unhappy
schlHm, with the defeat OF the Republi-
can cause and rebel triumph at Nash.
Vile and Richmond, and they will take
good care to unite upon the most dis
Greet and effective measures, In support
Of the true policy OF q liberal and
proVident Observation-Disclosures Ca
fetIe. a''r '-a' ~ ~. "
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The British Parliament does not
officially recognize the existence OF the
reporters ofthe public press, although
there are reporters galleries, with re-
firing rooms and other conVenIences,
attached TO the Chambers both Of the
Lords and tho Commons. After long
struggle, the right OF the public to Oh.
tain, at tho earliest moment, a full nc.
count otthe proceedings Of the LegIsla-
ture, has been tacltly, though not
formally, admitted, and yet, should a
member bring 10 the attention OF the
Speaker the fact that strangers were
in the gallery, the House would be I'm.
medIAtely cleared OF all persons,
whether reporters U, visitors.
lu the early part Of this century, no
occurrence was more common than
that of member rising and saying: i
observe, Mr.. Speaker, that there are
strangers in the gallery and strong
proof Of the great change that hSs been
produced In the manners and customs
of the RgeIs to be found In the incl
deut that member OF the House OF
Commons recently called tho attention
OF the Speaker to the fact that reporterc
were not present. The circumstances
were as follows:
Tue House OF Commons at 4 o'clock
A, NJ, July S0.h, having been In session
TOR twelve hours, was called upon by
the Government TO consider three or
der1 of the day remaining uudisposed
OF, to.wi': the Public Works, the Drain
age and Improvement Of Land, and the
Nitro GlyCeriue bill. The ministerial
agent insisted that the House should
90 Into committee GU these measures,
which would prolOng the session for an
hour longer. The reporters being flag.
Ved out, withdrew at once In body,
their presence being unnecessary, as the
hills probably had merely TO he read
over by the clerks. The absence OF the
reporters was then intlmRted to the
Speaker With the suggestion that thelI
conduct almost amounted 10 breach
Of privilege, inasmuch as they were the
only link between the members and
the public. The Speaker thersupOn re-
piled, with assumed gravity, that as the
House OF Commons did not pay the re-
porters II had no control over their SER
Vices, and added that these GenIlsmer
had decided advantage over himself
since, at the end ola twelve hours ait
ting they could withdraw, but that hi
must remain TO the end OF the daily
session,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-21
10 OWSERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE


TOBIAS DERRY CONDITION POW.
DERs arc warranted superior 10 any Otuers,
or no pay, for the cure OF DlSlsmper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, HIlo.bOund, Colds. &C., IN
Homes: and Colds. Coughs, LON OF MIX,
Black Tongue, Horn DlGtOmper, &C., in Cat.
tie. They are perfectly safe and innocent;
no etd OF stopping the working OF your
anInAlS They Increase the appetite, give
ahne coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also Increase the milk OF cows. Try
them, and you will never 10 without them.
The late Hiram Woodruff, celebrated train
or OF LToltIug hones, used them for ysars.
Col. Philo. z. BUSH, OF the Jerome Race
Course, Fotdham, n. y, would mot use
them until he was tod Of What they are
composed, since which he Is never Without
them. He has over twenty running hor' es
In his change, and fos tho last three years
has usOd no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me 10 refer any one 10
him. overI 900 other references can DO seen
at thu D rot.
Sold by Druggists and saddlOn. Price, %
cents per Dox. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York, auElO-lmdGw
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pisalontion.

THECo.P ARTNERaHIPH ERETOFORE
existing between Louis Blond and vii.
Liam BRehman, under the drm name Of
Blond a bRchmRn, IN the Millinery husi.
n0aa, has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Louis Blood IGtiTinHI
Tho business Will DO continued At the old
stand, one door south OF u, Nicholl 4 bro,
on Main street, by William BlchmAn, who
VIII Rlsn settle all claims against the lAio
hFm. PerBOnB having claims viii present
them, and those knowing themselves In.
debIod Will please cali and settle al once.
LOUIS BLOND,
WILLIAM KAUFMAN.
WHEELING. Aug. 70, 1869. auK2l-if
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Tupss OfOur citizens RLSOntihg themselves
irun MS city during tho summer months
eau nave tlIh iNTLLLtuE NcER Aout IN them
~ mai fjra week or ans longer tsTtn, for
j'csnu per week.
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WEEKLY EuITlOs
gGrCs or ADVERTIsIEs.

So No nOtce VIII 10 taken OF comment.
cations not accompanied by re- pOnsibls
nhms Tho name will Ds considered cunfis
tisutlAl, hut must In all 6Eai5 accompany lot.
tar, "A guarantees Of good faith,
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HALZiS
VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
| HAIR
RENEWER.

Has proved Itself to be the most perfect pro-
pAratIon for the Hair ever oGerd TO tho
public 70
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITs oR1Gl-
uHa NAL COLOR,
aud csslts a new growth whore II has fallen
Oh from disease or natural decay.
HEtIl preUent ne hair from falling Out.
All who uSe Is ara unRnimous in awarding
1t the praise OF being the best Hair Dros.
ing extantuil5a2 a7n"!17H
Our Treatise on the Hair sent tree by fail.
MANUFACTURED only ny
R,P.HALLa 90, Nashua, n. H., Pro.
priStOn. -
For sale by all Druggists.
Jyls'lme0d-d&R
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Peculiar AdaptabiIity


Their peculiar RdRptability 10 all Oonstl.
tutIonS as clOansCrs OF the bowels and the
blood hal established their great merit.
They restore the liver, the spleen aud even
the heart TO healthy action when other rem
edIss have boen used without producing
any beHetit. They do not expose tho % who
use them TO any danger, being as safe as SAT:
utary.
Extract from Letter 10 Or. BrdIdreth from G.
J. Fay, ESQr r. ~, Hamilton, ". J,
"ln 1893 was in poor health, and my
friends As vol as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. But
Ritor taking ons box OF BFRndrcthS pills, l
began to feel better. Well, sir, when had
used up twelve bo1eaI was q well, healthy
NANNY weight having gone from lSI
pounds up to l62 pounds. then ordered a
supply, and between that time and the
present have retRilGd three thousand dol.
lars worth Of these invaluable pills, and
an quite sure that have thereby been in.
strumental in saving thousands OF lives.
"Youn, truly, C.J. FAY. p. NJ"
Fold by oil Druggists. observe my name
In white letters In tho government stamp.
...-. b. BRANDRETH.
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ALMOST every murderer who has
been hanged for month past confessed
on the gRlloWE that liquor cauEed his
misfortune,
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ShaahaatS.

Regular hAIamOEAs ana WSeeIla
Packet.
49, The anS rev uEhI drar-ht -.
lepDgaF steamer AClESOt, 49,
- l'pL AhknulA, VIII lsSvS n.y..
Ing NJ halAnAlfNa, OvpEy TusulaT. FkUw
Jay And sAiprIAy q " oriock 4 \. ~
Syqry. A0ndAI, Wu1pNdAy ,Isl 49, al 3
p'cAlSek A. ~
FOE tFvlkai OF TusuaEV Apply 90 t.u,.i q, "a
800 y Il b0JrH 4 o.,
Juhl''U AEena
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For Moundsville.

The FERRY BOAT will leave
100 M0TtiBEYille SUNDAY MORN.
- ZINC, at 7 O'Clock, taking every.
6ouy VINO wishes 70 60 TO Camp Meeting 1T
MouudsVille. VIII reLuEn late tue 81 tie
evening. Fare, round trip, 40 cents.
RuR2-2Le Il. IN6LEBRI9HT.
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INTRLLIGRNCGR
nORNINU EDITIOY.

y IL Il 81 ~.
.syAKIABLY ADVANCE.
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For Camp Maetinp.

Tho Steam Furry Boat OOVING-
800 ATON will leave West Wheeling
Handing at O'CLOCK, South Wheel.
rug landing nj 7:21, and HellRlre At = O'Clock
A. NJ, on SUNDAY, August I'D, for Camp
Meeting ut AOundhvllle. Fare for round
trip 40 cents. AuR.O.2lS
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rnLwEERLT EnIrION.

4IsuU,bEb EYEHT TuUDAT, rHUEsplT
taD sATUADAT
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

RIVER IrRNs.-The Mollie McPike went
up yesterday, and he Dubuque down.
The Tom Jasper went down this morning.
To morrow the Phil Sheridan will be up and
the Muscatine down.
The Kei.hsburg for TT. Madison in the
morning, The rapids boat, lie Claire lies
at our levee,
Capt. j ". Gum, Of the steamer Rob
Roy, was presented with magnificent gold
watch wor b $500, at Quincy, on Saturday
last, by his officers and crew, as mark Of
their esteem for him as an officer.
At twelve o'clock last night, the steamer
Jennie Brown, Capt. VIM. Pierce and Clerk
Charley Negus, arrived at our levee from
Pittsburg. The Jennie Is side.wheeler o.
l45 tons burthen, owned Jointly by her Cap
tain and Clerk, and is intended for towing
purposes during the building Of the govern
luent bridge across the river at this point
Capt. Pierce having been awarded con.
tract for that work. They left Pittsburg Il
week ago last Wednesday, laying up at Cal,
70 two days. Tin arriving here, about a doz-
en- cabin passengers were landed, and one
hundred and sixty deck passengers, the lat
ter intending to work in our harvest fields
A trip to Quincy may be made before com
mencng operations here. We wish thenew
propI etors a good hsal Of greenbacks.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

The ARGUS Office is the bes, in Western
Illinois.
1t is the most thoroughly managed, the
best equipped and appointed, and has the
most skillful workmen money can procure
We can do all manner of work in the
most expeditions manner.
We can print cards on double enamel.
pearl, antique, Bristol, or china, in gold,
silver, tints or colors.
Our visiting and wedding cards com.
msnd universal admiration.
Oar ball and invitation cards are typo.
graphical models.
Business cards, shipping cards, railroad
cards, stair cards, show cards, Or any
other cards, doue at the shortest notice.
Bill heads, checks, drafts, letter heads,
envelopes, statements, or bills of lading per
tectly executed.
We do splendid poster work, of every de-
scription.
LAWYERS briefs, catalogues, folders, price
lists, speeches or sermons, printed at the
Argus Office are unexc lied,
We print warranty deeds, mortgage deeds,
omit claim deeds, tax sale deeds. bonds for
deeds. trust deeds, manufacture blank books.
and do any other kind of work that can be
ordered. dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

DISTINGUISHED TRAvELERs.-On Sstur
day evening, Capt. L. NJ Haverstick, man.
aging editor and sole proprietor ofthe Daily
and Weekly Rock Island and Moline Union
published simultaneously in two cities, and
author Of a "pome" read at Carlisle College.
Pa, last summer; the Moline festival last
winter: at the dedication OF the Soldiers
Orphans Home at Normal, this summer.
and to oil the visitors of the ofice of sa;d
Daily and Weekly Rock Island and Molina
Union duringthe past year, lef. for CHICAGO.
accompanied By Sanford, the alleged burglar
discharged from custody as innocent, and
reported to be first class banjo player. and
Mr.. D. r. Gregg reliable gentleman wbo
keeps Concert Saloon at No. PCS Cla,l
ST., Chicago. The distinguished party b..
our best wishes for splendid time and a..
successful reading of the aforesaid "pousn
in the aforesaid seussel Coacsr. Saloon.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

SKEDADDLED.-Moline, you are stacking
up one of the neatest regulations OF any
burgh 10 the west except Chicago, and you
are not far behind that Gomorrah. Psrse.
we're
We understand that II. C. Huntoon, bar.
Der, and whilom "Prof." Huntoon, of hair.
oil fame, has just skedaddled to escape tie
clutches Of the law on account of O most
djsgraceful affair which gives DR.. Hale q
little company in his misery, So salubrious
an individual as Huutoon is loss to any
community.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

A STARTLING ASSOUscEMEYT.-La eve.
ming, at the Methodist Church of this city,
Rev. Mr.. Haney, on the. basis Of scrip.u
raj prophecy, predicted that in thirty three
years the Empire of the Crescent would fall
to ruin, and that in seventy.six years tram
that hour the evangeliza,ion Of the world
would be contaminated. lie assured the
younger portion Of his audience that they
would probably nearly ell live TO see the
first prediction fulfilled Tha, the Turkish
Empire, -Europe's "sck man" will decline
and fall within the third OF century, is
not at all improbable, especially as the Vic,
eroy of Egyp: has just successfully assumed
the airs of royalty and Independence, and
Russia's overwhelming power is constantly
threatening to pour over the Sutan's bar.
r'ers, aud sweep away his throne. Yet we
confess that we are among those "of little
faith" in regard to the evangeization of the
world in seventy.siI years. At the rate
vice and crime are now on the increase, and
with the inroads Of wealth, luxury, and cor
ruption upon the leading nations Of the
earth, hundred yeas will find christianity
less powerful than at present. We very
much fear that friend Haney's predictions
VII NEE. the same fate accorded that Of The
Adventists on Saturday last
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

CONCERT AT CAMDEN.--A grand vocal and
instrumental concert will take place q. Cam
den on Tomorrow Tuesday evening, at
the Presbyterian church. The proceeds of
the affair will be devoted to the benefit of
the Sunday school. number of line sing
ors will he present from Davenport, and an
interesting and well carried out programme
may be anticipated. A general invitation
IS extended to Rock Island and everybody
else to attend. The object of the occasion
is good one, and it is to be hoped that tho
public will deal literally.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

ARGUS JOB OFFICE SO fattering has
been the public appreciation of the charac.
ter Of work produced in the ARGUS Job
Office, and so liberal has been the patron,
age bestowed by discriminating public,
that we deem it only necessary to advert to
the fact tina: our facilities are unequaled for
doing any and all kinds Of job printing
from a delicate visiting card to large
poster. Theatre managers, travelling show,
men, railroad agents, hotel keepers, steam.
boat agents, and all those who have lob
printing to do, will find it to their interest to
send US their orders, which shall receive
prompt attention.
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BAIILY's BIG SHOW.

A MRNAGERIE AND CIRCUs.-No SEP
ARATE EXHIBITION AND ALL FOk One Ap
MISSION PRICE.-The above named orrani
cation is said to be the largest and mos,
comprehensive mensgerie and circus in this
country, numbering some three hundred
men and horses. 1t VII give .wo exhibi.
tons here, afternoon and evening, Wednes,
day, lday after to-moIfow) July llth. A
grand procession, nearly mile in length,
will be made on the day OF exhibition. The
gFea. golden chariot, weighing twenty thous.
and poands, and drawn by twelve camels
and pair ot~elephants, and all the princi.
pal performers, and the entire retinue ofthe
vast concern, will compose this splendid
street pageant. From what the press
OF the state say, it is, without doubt,
the most complete and varied exhibition, of
the kind, in this country. Dulng a most
successful season of two weeks IN St. Louis.
the immense pavilion, holding 5000 people,
was crowded every night and every after
noon by the most respectable people of that
place. Hear what the St. Louis Democrat
says concerning the "Big Show"
Bailey & Goa menagerie and circu. entered
the city this morning. The procession wa, ona
Of the finest displays we have seen for many a
day. The gorgeous band chariot, drawn by elo-
plants an camels in oriental trappipgs and
containing the Washington Band, PLAYING the
favor.te airs OF the day, came first; following it
were the ladies and gentlemen of the estabIisb-
ment magniiicently costurned, and mounted
then came long array of massive dens, contain
ing the animals. and drawn By the splenaidly
formed horses. Crowds Of Spectators lined ne
sidewalks, and pronounced it al imposing street
pageant.
"rhe evening exhibition va. attended, bv not
less than 4,eoo people, every seat and every ayail
able inch OF standing room being occupied
Sore of the company are strangers TO So LeuIs
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audieno... tho other. are TOO we'll known to need
commeudation from Us. eth
graceful equestriennes poW before the public
Madam Feline, in he gymnas'e poses ., ana eie'
While Ben Maglney is whole 900" mn ",nss'
As a cSmiqae he has no tnPsH'' F'"h''1"'
THE cages containing the animals we're sur.
rounded by admiring crovds-thO baby hoh ,
and the rhnoceros were the observed '' All ~
servers Nothing in the way OF amutemep' =
so pleasing, and at the same time, Instructive .
a visit to the menagerie. With truth II may W
said
i" The heart ID hard In nature, and unfit
For human fellowship, as being void
Of sympathy. and therefore, dead alike
To lovea and friendship both, that 10 not please
With sight Of animals enjoying life,
Nor feel their happiness augment his own
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

TnE MOLINE Mon AND THE c, X. |. d +
RoAD.--Under the above heading the Chica-.
70 Rdilpay Repiew refers TO the late dis
turbance at Moline, and says;
The people of Moline may be disposed to
cut their own noses Off; but they greatly
mistake Mr.. Tracy's spirit they suppose
him to be man who will permit that act OF
selfgrati6cation when the interests OF his
road-provided for aud secured, too, by wise
judcs act and sagacious deliberation with
those representing rival interests weigh in
the opposite scale. Il is not the first time
that he has had to deal with couspirators
and mobs tearing up track aud burning
bridges, and the result is as little doubtful as
on former similar occasions.
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Econ omical, Reliable. the Best

We mean Dooley's Baking Powder. 1t
is superior to all others in market. Free
from any injurious substances, aud so nice.
ly compounded that the contents of each box
will make light, sweet, healthy biscuits, rolls,
pr atry, &C.. with uniform success. Only
two teaspoonfuls to quart of -four is nee
oseary. while those of ordinary manufacture
require from one th,1 So u half more AJAX
your grocer for Dooley's Chemical Yeas.
Baking Powder, and take no other. Try it
and be convinced.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

HAY.-A drive around the Island devel'
opes the fact that Gen. Rodman will have
abou, as large crop Of hay from Uncle
Sans little farm over there, this season, as
can be cut from the domains Of any other
private gentleman in this section. The
grass looks fine, and is being rapidly Gu.
md stacked.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

BURGLARY. A couple of burglars entered
a house in Davenport yesterday forenoon,
bu, failed to secure anything Of valne.
James Buckwalter, young man, was
stabbed twice in the abdomen, at saloon
in Davenport yesterday afternoon, by raft
man, without having given any offence.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

SHAMEFuL.-Notwiths'anding the pious
asseveratious of the Rim, the Davenport
Journal, in speaking ofthe Sanford case,
ms sits "thst the individuals who came down
from Chicago and swore out the writ were,
according to general report, srather dubious
act connected with shoulder hitters.'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

REFrTrlNG.-- Yesterday morning, as the
New Boston lay at our levee, her cabin car
pet, which had grown old in the service,
was ripped up and replaced by splendid
Brussels which Capt. Thos. Buford had or.
dered from St. Louis. The Captain had
passed down on the New Boston few trips
previously, and noticing that its cabin did
not look as neat as pin, decided on the
very desirable substitute.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

SESsIRLE.-P. T. Barnum was once ssk
ed by friend if he did not spend too much
money in advertising. no. was the re
ply, advertisements are absolutely iudis
pensable. Even divine worship needs to be
adyertiaed; else what is meant by those
rhnrch hells."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

CHIvALRoUs.-The chiyalrous editor OF the
Davenport Democrat he Of whom it was
once profoundly asked "who is hep devotes
a column to describing the personal beauty
and daring feats Of La Senorita Sagrino, the
lady gymnast of Bailey & Co.'S circus, who
is reputed to be the wonder Of the arena.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12
Crockery Is Tum bling

Not the crockery, either, but the prices,
at W. Fl. & C. T. Webbs, Davenport, who
have one of the biggest stocks in lows, and
can't be undersold By anybody.
They have just been making large re-
duction in their rates, and want the public
Of Rock Island TO know it. This is
no humbug. Call and see for yourself.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

OuTnAGEors.-On Tuesday evening n
J;ttlo girl aged about thirteen years, niece
of Mr.. Shaw, Of Pekin, was met in the sub.
urbs of that city by several msn attached to
Grsdg's circus. They first made improper
proposals TO her, but upon her refusing to
accede, they ught her, carried into lum
Der wagon and shamefuly abused her per
son. Her injuries are reported as severe
PcgJ'j1 Democrat.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

lhs poAlNIoN.-Laat Thursday was ado.
ninlon Day. up in Canada "a kind of one.
morse fourth of July, on which occasions the
Csnucks get up mighty big pow.wow on
the strength of mighty small amount Of
independence.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

DHowNEp.-On Sunday al arnoon, the
nm, nOon, o'oioo", E.Ie con &c NJ.
David Sears, of Camden, aged seven years
was drowned nesr his fathers mill at Rock
River, while playing in skif. Exactly
how he fell in is not known, as no one wa,
present at the time, and his hat floating or
the water was The only indication Left o
what bad happened. The body was recov'
ernd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

RIVER lSTELLIGESCE.-The steamer Jen.
ME brown arrived f;om Pittsburg with a
full list OF cabin passengers, also la-ge
amount of freight. She leaves to niEht for
Quincy For freight or passage apply on
board to the gentlemanly Captain Charles
Negus.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-12

TnE WHEAT CRor.-After all the Fol.de'
ro in regard to the rain Of the wheat crop,
il seems that it is to come out all right
Reports in regard to the crops are generally
favorable from oil parts of the country
People are always grumbling.