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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07

poorest child Of th, state nj the public ex-
peuoo, but more bitter pill was thatn por-
ton Of this mou0y WAS actually being oN-
pended for the education OF "niggers.n
Wherever they dared, the Democracy
burnt their schOol-housea and mobbed
their teachers-but enough remained to
terribly aillct the party. Not daring
openly to make war on the school systebl,
they were compelled TO carp and ind fault
with few little matters of detail in the
law, and to pour out all their Walls of
wrath on all who had anything TO do with
carrying out The law.
Well their time came at last, and their
old enCmy-the school law--was at their
mercy. They pitched into it with the glee
of hycDa tearing open u grave. They
gave no quarter--the enemy of Democracy
must die. No talk now of amending the
defects of which they had complained
the system itself must be slain and slain
it was, body and soul, II Was repealed
outright, from the enaCting clause TO the
Speakers signatures-cut down and burn
ed and the roots pulled out, and then the
fierce Democracy felt better, and deemed
chat they had secured the foundations Of
their party, for this generation ut least.
This is the party which stole tho school
fund and carried IL or year, ago, ard has
been crying "stop theft" ever aimee, and
weeping and wailing in all high places
that the poor children Of the State should
have been deprived of that inheritance.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
Record of The Tennessee Lggis!sturc.
NuMRER IL.

On the l0Ch February, 1853, our State
Legislature enacted u statute entitled, IAN
act 10 secure to the loyal citizens of Ten
uessee recOmpense from the United States
Government for LOSSES incurred by the re-
hclliOnh This statute, which 10 doubtless
fresh in the recollection Of the reader pro-
videG TINT cor ain commissioners should
take IN account of the claims Of loyal cit-
zeus against the United Statcsf Govern
incnE, and that the Governor OF this State
should, when the claims were audited and
approved by the commissioner, present
the same 10 the General Government, and
ask to have them paid.
Under this statute, commissioners were
appointed and ac,Cd and claims TO large
amount were filed and aud ted, and one
would think that there w;ss nothing in the
statute which could provoke the ire Of any
rebel. But there were two portions Of this
law which were highly odi0us. The frat
was that portion which limits the right 10
prove claims under it 10 loyal citizens. the
Legislature having been absurd enough to
suppose tina, the United States Govern
menu would not be likely to pay for the
losses sustained by those who were at the
very time of the loss trying TO break up
that Government, destroy ije properly and
Kin its soldiers.
The second objectionable feature was One
exclusion from tuG claims which mai -ht by
proved, of gil claims Cor lost negroes, the
payment az SUCH .eIT3 being I|utIbttO
by the Cor. .itItiou OF Che United States,
and not likely 10 bee made ON general priu-
dples. The Legislature had uo objection
to the United States paying out money,
hat they had decided objection To amy gift.
going into the pockets fthC i0Yai citizens
uf Ias. TCuug-sgc. Therefore the law
must ta repealed, and was repeated. and
rhemcn who repealed it have been ever
since pretending To cure the government
for not paying tie claims of our citizens.
The statute next i'm order in the book is
one which declares that the present Cir
cult Court of Shelby county, the law Court
Of Memphis, the HuRiCipal Court OF Mem
mis-, and the Chancery Court of Memphis,
are hereby abolished
For the long iist of offices ia the State at
large, i. was thought most prudent 20
await tie action of q Convention which
should yaCate them but the lean and
starving politicians of Memphis were clam
Ogous, and al the Courts Of the largest
city of the State presided over by loyal
and able men, we're wiped out OF existence
IN moment, and three Circuit Courts,
two Chanuery Courts, and one Criminal
Court at once organized in Shelby county,
70 make places OF the famished and push
ing crowd that stood with extended arms
and open mouths, waiting for something
to turn up. This little chOre Of feeding
cOnscientious.y performed, the Legi- ators
turned cbegdully 70 the nezt Job before
them.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For Fever and Ayue, IuternIttsnt FeveZ.
Chill Fever, RemitSant Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, 60,
and indeed ell the affections which arise
from lasleT1ops, marsh or znia1uIatic
poi80ng.
No rs nsno implies, II does Care, and ioeS re-
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, CSuiuino, Bis
rnuth, Zinc, nor any other IMMORAL or poisoHog
substance ThatsvCr IL IN novice iniuTCs guy pi
tent. The number and importance of its cure.
IN tho agUe districts, arc literally beyond account
and we believe vithozt parallel in the hiftCr~
OF AguC nCdioiue CDr pTidO Is gTahled bJ o..
scknoW Judgments We receive OF the radical Css--
effected IN Obstinate oGaHs, 1Ud whore other re.-
etics had wholly failed.
Uneccl.msed pSrsCns, either resident ~ =
travelling tIrOCEn rni3-uaslc localities, via D"
proiectHd by taking DIS 1HUE CURE doJ.
Tot Lfrcr CS'-yf 'gtt'ss, GTi5 ng from torpsG-
lfy Of the Ilvtr Il - excellent remedy essrna
lating the Liver into healthy activity.
For BiliouB Disorders and Liver COn1pLasnSsi j.
- an excellent remedy, producing many .trusy
remarkablc cure5, where other Tnsdiutnee han
failed.
Prepared by DE-. J. C. AY1.R & Co. Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, kass ana
sold Oh round tho world.
PRICE, 800 -'gG BOTTLE.
For sale by al Druggists and Merchants ger
orally T. J. SANFORD s. co.
Wholesale Agents,
May 20-wIy Knoxville, Tenn.
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On IIiG8y night last, in this place, a
negro mgu named Mac owen, from Dali
ton. Go, was stabbed aud Killed by y negro
boy named Allen Cato. The occurrence
took place &C "a drinking saloon owned 10y
Joe Bate also COi0re3. Owen ind been
drinking and Was intoxicated when the
stabhing WAS done. lie was sitting by the
stove i'm the back room, with his mead hung
down i'm O. kind OF 6iupur-Cato entered
the front room, borrowed a knife from
some one and passcd into the back room
where Owen was. In a short time one OF
the men in the front room heard Owen say
" cut away, id you" He went in and
found that Owen had been stabbed twice
in the abdomen and twice in the breast
one Of the latter penetrating the heart.
He only survived about an hour. There
had been no difficulty between them and
the stabbing was done without any provo
cation " hatevcr, and IL was clear Casc of
murder IN the first degree, aud il the boy
Cato does not pull hemp, it will be on ac-
count of his youth--he being only about
sixteen years of ago. he il a bad boy. and
this is the third offeD=e-and the last we
guess-tbat nc has been guilty of-the TWO
former not resulting seriously. Cato has
been lodged in Jail to await his trial nj the
January term of the Circuit Court. We
believe if we had tho trying OF him we
would let jury Of his own color sit upon
his case. -- CicUei1nG Bnru.r.
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TIE OLDEST PRIVATE DlsPsvsaRY N NASHVILLE
Oh
RyeadeFfCS street,
G'hanCery CourG--EknoA3iIio.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
John WCn5laudt vs.. John " Fai4.

John Wcnjaudt IS. John " Fai..
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE MADE Al
the July term Of said Chancery Court; will eel
az he court holsa door in Knoxville on Saturday m,
"a day If December RsEt. 1870 lot situate in The
county Of Knox. corporation of East Knoxville, state
Of Tennessee, aai bounded a. follows 90 tas north by
Richard kCy hills lo the west by Mr. Cheatham's
ot, tho south by lot belonging tho heirs Of WIN
Evan, aDl tbs cast By Temperance street. said lot
fronts On Temperance street fifty feet, hnd runs back
eighth Of acys more less To satisfy decreS in
favUF II tho Dailhnt. Sale made without the elu
" II REDEEM pt0D months time, the purchaser
executing note With rood security ani lien retained
until the pug>aaS3 IN Sney Is paid.
nov4 dltvSt A. L. PATTERSON, C. / NJ
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IDs0Iyent Notice.
JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT.-Hol
TERM. ls7O.

IFFFER-NN CILNIl RI,-NUILNBLE
TERN 1870.
FTHE IE.~Ol.v P1CY OF THE ESTATE DF
i Nlliam Roo, deceased, having D,ca ruggsrsd
b. john BetN, AIM Astrator Of said estate II is or
consecutive Yeess la the Knoxville Chrcni-le news
lHPl fuhlissgi "a tac city Of Knoxville, notifying The
eyedt0r- Of sai estate file their claim. with the
Clerk ~ sai5 County Uourt duly authenti,a.ed vs. ~
CURED ~ av 'g before the FiN dry ~ pill lS7l
or they ill rr tCc-saftcr haired.
, tr.C cops from sas Records. Testo:
JAMES NJ. NICHOLSON Clerk.
uuylu-v~ir BY ED. R. Hall, DequtT Clerk
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
SPECIAL TERM.

Chan0ery Court at cambridge, Tonussso8.
4 Will OPEN AND HOLD, AT THE COURi
! house in Dandriise Special Torn Of the ChaneeTy
Court Tor the District posed of the county of Jet
SON tho state of Il nnsteo commencing on the End
Monday IN December neNt. suiors and oil persoDs
interested will please take notice Of the came aud at
tgud If they deem it neo ssary This the ist day rf
November, 1870. II. q. SMITH. Chancellor. 30,
noVl3-W5t LIST District Tennessee.
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E'nrn Proncr-tN I;

No. lLj-Ra1n Of 40 s9rss on Hines c-cl- Fiy miles
e. for meadow !anl l2 acres nov in 6rs-clsss n aiw
864nlant 7Hpply Of Haier and timber auni. of We
dIh.rra'ly rood builtiugs.
No 5IQ-A q aero homcftsad l5. L5r,g and ..rblaa
y a.E,- 80 c4lll5al.l GOOD tTi. troc5. rr.-s. and
aua .ayreaD. Fr1c5 t5y.
tr. -izcells-t f.ral, over ~. a,ra-. Jli-. rs.5-
den rEc rl-u and heavy timber l.gH. Productive
ltad, ~ mi'- from Knoxville. ,sr". Gao
No. 5-t--A choice fg-a Of 70 a,rs- a - e,..s-l.
The PCT gI.onl -'ir Food timber ana Iter .. aa-
.Ir-uig location.
~: a river arm Of 10 a-rcs. stroug -5il, e. cs.
in cultivation timber very heavy and 'uluadic
NJ, ;I3-IaTm q III arrs' ia Blount coaDt. r,7
Six mill. from KaiLrcai Price 800
40. Alarm ofloo ns~-., . nile igjm 'ou-rui
800 :" .1'1' ''''H' 37'' '''''.' '' .''.r P0s''
No. f1,A arm ofI5o ocros. miles from Knoxville.
on YEP Pi,:sanI !2ad he weu known gyut known
fine building -it,. IS acre. in cuitivaiou II e -'f
band. some acres river bottom land
10. o., i-tl acr,1 valley laad mud caor. upland.
ior clearing miles from Cluch river o acres uos
slt IL t'9yST, b4rTun : offered IN ~ pTogerg
10. "ieQ acre, voll arranged for division into to
lirms, near Jonesbor9 Tho land l. zgoi aud hiqhly
improyel buildings and fences eNcclent 100 fruft
in cultivation. live sprins-. Price sj,pp.
No. -. Farm f+co acre. Of strong coil. Abuy l,u,
supply Of HH ID water and timber.
100 Farms ia Cumberland COUNTY p!,...u. land
l7vJo Acres in Moran county.
Tor sale.
Lol7 or nos - 70 IS acHa- r,sH, i.,i pHt, roo.
No. .%7-Fsrm of ~ lcf-~. d miles ng..dsl-t Of
sooi ai,gr lai climber. Z as.inbi. ,rt al vra ~"
AGENCY
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE
t'v7,n Fry rrvr az, vrs.., o.
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Tor Rent :

A small bat neat b0u=s Of Eve rc.In- y la r-sTr
cistsr2 and veil, acres Of ground one mile is Ia
city, o. good r2ad. Rent SO per month With 80
ground for garden
Fifty - OF open lad near EaSKylg 1ny.,t q
4 Fct IN sTas rood Eater Win be Ten.ei fgr FERN
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Tor @nlc on. lscnf:

The staa.n NIL property Jay4e and convenient 5aii-
ing, powerful engine, admirable location On R4rnad
and Turnpike road. Building and ulachioery Il roy.
fee. cr,iar. LsY.a 'ot.
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Chancery Court, Knoxville, Tenn.
NOTICE TO non -RESIn ENT. BILL AND GROSS.
BILL

il. I. Cox %, JREnSs Jones ond Nicholas Elder.
I T APPEARING FROM THE CROSS BILL PILIs;,
T. IN this ehus9 that the eOmplain4nt in the original
bill IS resident Of 9hs State 10 ID ordered that
publication DO Lnado for four successive weeks In tn,
hneNyli Chronicle, nsEsPaPor published IN KnoI
VILE notifying said complainant in the original bill
ana respondent in tho croes bill to appear before As
ChanSery Coqrs a KnOHvilie, on tho third Monday IN
March next tlS7l then and there to make defence On
said bill the win be taken for confessed
and set down for hearing ey -Dalte,
oct e-v4t NJ. l.. PATTERSON, C. &h
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat end Lunca
suoh as Coughs, Colds, WboopipR
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,


and Consumption
Probably BCver before ia tho whole hIetoYy O.
medicine, has any ding won widely md PC
deeply upon tho confidence Of mankind, "a ulta
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints
Through long soEiCs Of years, and among inos-
Of the raco8 Of mon % has Iiaen hgha. and hisisG-
In their estimation, M "a Egs become Jeief snoyEN
Its uniform character ind power % cure The w
riOu5 affections OF tho lungs and throat, have
~ suo 10 known 90 a reliable protector GSl,urs
them While adapted % mildcr f0I1-s OF diresae
and to Young children, ~ rs 0t the t4ue ting the
moss cNcctUal remedy thss can De SVEN iOrircip
lent consumption, md tic CruErlCus affections
Of TIC throat and luu.s. ~ pro itiOn CEHinet
sudden attacks % Cturfn, DO tlgUlG be hCpt or
hand in every fauuly, ana indeed ag ns. grC como
times subject 90 colds aud c..Hls, .A should l.
provided with Lu7 crlLOi2 fer tLUu.
Although tcttisd CUsFsuWr ltuft iB fhC-Ets lr
durable, stil great numbers OF Gas es where the
cEc.ac seemed settled, have lar1 completely
cured, and the pENcnt iCetCfcc 10 sound icalIE
by the CHcTf-5 PCrforr5, 20 complete iB iif
mastery over the ditOldcrH Ci the IungF rUt
IhIonl That the moot obstinate OF item yield 20 T.
When nothing Clc9 could rccth them, under The
cherry PeciorGt they eubgidc and disappear.
singers and EtsJ{tc Speaiocy0 fnd Clcas
protection from &C.
f5tH4na is always rorcYod and oiio7 Nioli2
cared b. it.
Bronchitis Ia generally cured Jy taking IN
CAcrrV PcC3Ora{ In emnl and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known, that we
need not publsh the certificates OF them here, Or
do Iaoro tlan assure the pablo that ta Cliulill
Rre inliT maintained
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07
SPECIAL TERM.

Cba1oery Court at Rutledge, Tennessee.
7 WILL OPEN AND HOLD, AT THE COURT
! house in Rutleiso. Special Term Ofthe ChRucery
Court for the District composed of tho county of Grain
m tho State Of Tennessee, commencing tho 3Fi
Monday Of December noxt Suffers and all pereors
interested will please take notice Of the same and
tend If they desire. This lHt day OF November 1910
II. G. SMITH, Chancellor. Sc,
nOyl3- W6L lat Dislrct TeuneaSg
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07

SuEGr Al LARGE--Iiste i1 she ssason, not
Ter farmers let their sheep rU1 whore they
please. Nothing could be moro costly. They
1raw o.. clover Crowns "a the meadows irlot The
ground They frequently find -he.v way 10
Holds o. .lll grain. that should not BE- touched
with the hoof of any animal md, r'hst Is worse,
they get rambling habitv that they yill not for
got when spring opens Keep them j.. PASTURE
Hrti. snow comg-, and thon put them 81 yard
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07

Esad ta2 l.a' ziyga below Of s~ of tbo ororoe'
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-07

K OsFFE FORTY Cg rHs CEC;cg5r LOTS E0ErI aF
TAR RAILROAD, AND ARgcRUlH9 THg Eagr IHvEaFA ErIB
Eov on rHR EAEgEr C0E'gB rn7s OK rtrrErAhr
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-23

rsisgraphsd to she AReus.
OaIoAso, August %
Flour-Dull, and unchanged.
Wheat-Very irregular, active, higher; 81 cog
for seller September
Corn-Irregular and lower; sales of cash At
sc; 67ic for seller September.
Oats-DulI steady At $40.
g. ERye-Steady at 704c for new No ..
Bsrley-Higher and active new No 2 sold at
81 1871 Il.
Provisions-Dull, easier.
Hghwines-Firm at 92c.
Pork-S2S co for mess.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-23
Tax Notice.

ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDINANCE
/ Of the City Council of the City of Rock Island
hereby give notice that the Tax Warrant for
the year 1870 has been placed in my hands AL
persons are hereby requested to call at my office,
in the City Council Room, and pay their taxes
within thirty days from this daty.
ABRAM WAGERNER,
City Collector.
Rock Island, Aug 18th, 1S6o--dlot
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Notice.

AsI AM ABOUT CLOSING UP MY
n business, I offer my Grocery Store ior rent
Tho ,tock and fixtures can also be bought cheap
for cash Possession given immediately
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
me or the estate are notified to make immediat.
payment as after the first of September next, ali
unpaid accounts will be put into the hands OF
collector. ELIZA D1AoN,
augI2-dtf Cor Rock River and Exchange sts
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

Tor each square, or the space occupied BY ten
lines Of solid nonparei, One Dollar for each in
sertion.
Special Notices, 20 cents per line When In
serted months or more, SO per eer. above resu
lar advertising rates.
Communications, or articles inserted AMONG
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AID wnEKLY.-A discount Of 26 per
cent will be made from the Weekly rssee. on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent
additional.
For all transient advertisements advance pay
ment Is required.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-23

The Rev. Otis Gibson, missionary of the
Methodist Episcopal Church to the Chinese
in California, has purchased q valuable lot
in the heart of the Chinese quarter in San
Francisco, and in few months will have a
house for the missionary and school io
the Cinnamon.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Oity Council Room until o'clock,
August 22nd, 1870, for the construction of a
Cuivert, under the Railroad at the west end of
the slough.
Proposals for the excavation by the yard OF p
cubic feet the Stone work by the perch Off cubic
feet ; the cast and wrought iron WORK by the
pound Contractors 70 furnish all the materials
and labor necessary to complete the work sccord
Ing to the drawings and specifications; .hief
drawings and specifications can be seen At tnt
City Council Room, Rock Island. Tho work to b'
completed by the goth of September, 1870. The
City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Signed by the Mayor.
augI7.dtd P. SKINNER, Mayor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-23

Teegraphed TO the ARsUs.
Nav YoRK, Aug. %.
Flour-Quiet.
Wheat-Stesdy.
Corn--8gMg0c.
Lard-l6tc.
Cotton-lgac held; Is4@ls3 August; l73c
Sc epsember; ljs October.
Sugar Unchanged; hard 133c.
Cotfee-1T0p lsc.
Whisky-s7e weak
Linseed Oil-926 Gle
Petroleum-244 "a 243c.
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TsIsgrsphsd 10 the ARG Us.

TeIegraphed 70 the ARGUS.
ST.. LOUIS, August ~.
PiOur-Dull.
Wheat-Quiet and firmer; white scarce at 81 50
al so.
Corn-Dull but firm; yellow 6sa7oc.
OAts-Firmsr at 40a4lc.
Rye-Prime.
BarIey-Bettsr demand; No 81 05.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLEANING 4 REPAIRING.

ID C. TUNISON HAS OPENED A
II. Cleaning and Repairing Shop, at the cor
ner OF Eagle and Rock River streets. All work
done promptly ant satisfactorily. jyl5d1y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-23
Chicago live Stock.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
UHroH SrooK YARps, August IS.
Cattle Receipts 2.2o7. mostly Texans; good
natives firm, ir demand Texans and common
dull.
Hogs-Reoeipts 3, 100. active at 80 6oa9 60 for
common; SO 75a9 S5 for bacon $40 90 for
heavy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-23

There rs child in Plymouth county,
Iowa, five years old, with body like an
infant, and head twenty eight inches in
circumference.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS
We wish to call the attention of every person to
HAYES
Vegetable Worm Tablets,

Which are rapidly superceding ell medicines
heretofore intro duced g q remedy against shat
troublesome pest-WoRNs.
They have been in use for many years, during
which time their sale has been unpreceden ted.
These TABLETS contain no Cdtomel, Antimoy, or
other poisonous drugs, but are PURELY VEGErA-
BILE, and may be given freely and with the full
assurance that they will destroy all worms exist
ing in the intestines. Should there be no worms
(as the symptoms may occasionally arise from
some other oause) no harm can result from their
uss but they will be found beneficial as q pre-
ventative of Worms. In cases of Indigestion,
and diseases arising from a disordered or diseas-
ed state of the stomach bowels, they are un-
equalled.
They are a perfectly harmless and certain
remedy for worms, in either children OF adults
and
FREE PRoMALL NAUsEOUs TASTE.
GIVE THEM ONE TRIAL.
M~FuIl Dire,tions in English and German
asoompany each box. None Genuine without
the fac-simile signature of the propristors.
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX.
HFor sale by all Druggists.
HAYES WILLIAMS, Proprietors, Lock
mort. New York. mayl7-deodly
For sale by John Bengston, and Charles
Bepser, Rock Island.-t,t6s
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Gold 1-1S IA.

Stocks and Money.
Tslegraphsd 70 the ARsUs.
Esw YoRR, August 23.
Money Market-Easy at 3@4 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Steady at $l.094.
Gold-Opened firm at $1.l7, closed at $I.l53
overnments-Firm and p cent higher;
Southern State Securities-Dull; new Tennes-
see GOT.
Coupons-6's of Isl, l.I4s; b-2O's, 81, l.l4f
"a, Lis; '65, l.lst; new, 10; '67. l.l0s; '6s
l.I04; l0-40's, large l.095; small l.10.
Stocks heavy, and 1@3 p cent. lower.
n. 7. Central-sls.
Reading, 94s.
Lake Shore, S94.
Northwestern-sl. Preferred s3a.
Rock Island, l.l2s.
Ohio Mississippi, 32s.
Pacific Mail, so.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-23

Another dreadful colliery explosion oc
CARED a day or two ago at Wegan, in Lam
cashirc, England. Forty persons were
killed and many injured.
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The Illinois Democratic Central Commit
tee have issued call for state Convention
at Springfield on the 18th Of September.
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plication to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. ss1 ARCH STREET, Philadelphia
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formerly c. NJ. JACKSON q Coz
r,s remedies are for sale by DrugRists. Storekcep
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WIN not forget TO examine wen ne Uce ~
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