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, 1870-03-08
THE COURTS.
judgments for Taxes Against
Delinquent Property.
Holders.

Sentencing Of Prisoners In the Be:
corder's Court-One Female
Convict.
Police Court PROCEEDINGS.
Rspe.1or Court.
CITY rAxKs AND AbsKSSAENTH.
In PURSUANCE Of tbs terms Of ths charter Of this
Ctr and Of publication heretofore made, the CITY
Collector yes.e1day presented bis Wn17auts In thu
court, ssk1n& judgment Rgnln.t delinquent prop
erty.
Upon tie ge1esal TAX wArranh twenty -ro3r ho7.s
fsh:ch win expire this dsy ~ 10 u':lock} were
Etren In which 10 de oajecttons-
Judgment Waz enttred upon tho following 3pe.
c1ai a.ie66mentA:
Rorrn DIVISION.
PAyIS0 efkkETA
koEse rsIS avenue> from fFeuJ- II T~enty
Dearborn .t.ees, from Monroe stree: I, J.ee.oa-
Sherman street q atos M.;1,;,n . Taylor.
Sa bas Rssss :s:ss
Is it'll sstas:; # nssa i. .sasa
IA B'0:t q: .outht.ss aa.Iter section g ., u.
Ns..c, & n. M 1ldf4;s aVeaues from Sixteenth
LII ct haU Of Block 81 ftera wc.t hill Of Sec
"s''9'E ,
Il tithsecath street. frpnl wahash avenue 10 the
''tt PIX .trct fr,u State ,tuc. To ,,,c..
'c,.:tecc G.ovs averue,
nn@ - ee'' 't''A o|1'e AetS ~ 4'sA'<Nn AVE-
- .1 '"' iiu@ amasalsn siils IL " sA' ''s'ee
tos:es II .Scuue, N'"4 "ee'' "'4' o'"1@' 81 'e<s
@et .iss ssss i sanrt.sn .,eaa. from r.cns, .l.b
Wet .fae Il Wentworth avenue, from sl1teenth to
s1ae, of Hutte46e,d stsoet from Teentv seventh
to ThIty-n street.
q so. X e1o..11g.
ks,t ats q 4enae,d .nset fron, Hickory atfeet to
"sa tttsss; !;S, .*-,. ,,on ,u.,, s,,
o. Arnold e.rtst. from 1hstJ.f;r to 1hr-
!h.sa Etfses:
Went .oftn ayeput
WsssHotss sseans " ~ ss'' ''''4 '.''s .' '''''' -
r. eatssi1tb s sss1et '' ''''' Also'' -s1''o 10
eIset l'aes o y nan '''ee' 'soa AA'n 70 oecas
AS41 hu'hae sesee' lF0'n tsno'es s'eee' 70
ssisb Tsb dd-, z,eto1 .t1,s, ,,on .,,D ~ n.~1,,
.rsst noes o' h'eho'' f'ess 'f'" sn 70 oee''as
Eepth ude Of rtirtyh,zt street. from Hastcd st.ecs
:ise: ssss street. from vneeans. ro.a
Vet ssdo q Forest svenus from Thirty fsst street
Hes;s ttde q Twenty fourth sszco,, from Butler to
sca,s tiee ., No+.b+rn .,esur. from Cottage orove
North sde q Tbli1y Eat street Ho Deert7s ttrset
hoitb :iae q Atrhr sveuue- frota Becss stfect To
, 1870-03-08

ID. kIo
Sc &e6--.. 81
d. q keg.-. s.1..t-..-----..-..-s..- 1T
Ft1o etae1 M Ia
FHe oIQ[cs ia +
EEt 6tRk&t. AQ3
C1LS-Ihe nsIre et tor carbon y nal and r.ss Il
21axac IN xynAl lots. Priert or akt1o In xae
Eut. but 10 decline EAs suffered he Lard oil w.s
r. fa.r aet5and b9t holder wsrs Ttasia
.iso sat.ef othe5 4. ta.,a spt.t "a a
l. 3lto: No. 4-3l!s. l1a.ea. t.w, tLss; W.
ee: spe1n ou 2tt9; klsphaut ctlt II =; neatAtoo< a
81 ktsLes.
PODLTRY-saks Of - b. tsrasea caictens IT
~; -. =! = lsc ITO D. 4 see hs 4 ley es
2ilo: e.z II - co. Isl IL tfustd taikcJa It tee fe3
~ II stc - - II lie: 10 - Ut t7e; 81 n ydy
EoIai Ike; deg di-s.ed dreA It tl0; Z At
$t-tQ
Of 1no bu from sroru, 4 Sc; 80 su
hlGE-1he demand r,eaNc and yrires war
nIs.siy nemisM: PatsA s8a1.: CAspu1a~ asa3aAc;
aOAFS-We note dee31re Of ste On ore cf trn orjn-
, 1870-03-08
COMMERCIAL.

AnxnAr RvK1No, March I.
TAs foIovtu8 aAe saoWs ne r~oe4u And saip
, 1870-03-08

confined 70 the fotIow,nk: Timothy .Ed Is b&xs II
xtt1: md b.et II a9d "a baea ~ =:
3h6a; i and bak1 1t &a1A
1hAS-tte movement in the atkrt for tea4 u dag,
WsB rather h4ht one. bur tho ady!ces f.ou1 NtH
York quoted tie mafftt there dr1u and uueaa-sed."
AeA1rts 1oe5!cueed trouble In nh su.ne full pFleta
founf Hysan: ca.tumon 70 falF. N4S3c: d \ fAir to
kood. u 1r4Lq: do tne and e1tr1 Choice ~;
Jsp.n. q ~! =; seod T. rs Jspaa sseaaLns: eo
rox arr. q aoAl u eho4ce c1tfa ekotra, Al.y3L
TAIIuW-hA1es b:ls atS..
TOhAECO--1hr tobteee market continues quiet and
t1ces v ere eAay Ill aiound- No make no change Ia
OUT quotations ~ !oliowt.
, 1870-03-08
OUEAN STEAMERS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S

E1[GEgQ Llle 10 tRlIf0EQl2 ana Cl1k8s
FARES GREATLY HEDCCED.
eeszne.1 1ea.a Ptes Ma U, Notth Rrer. fact q Oh
csl-ft. At II ctc1ock noon. on the 3tb and 31Hes
f1ec:t when these Days fa % Sunday, ttea th4 ~
A4reh S-HENKY CHAUNCRT, Cart Many, eox-
ntstsr + with s::cLuHS li7Y. Capt Cotstcek
S...xa M-ALAskA- Capt. .GlAy. connecting Nhk
CnLUkAD0. Cart FaEcsaorth.
O1.e 1ntftd r5uuds nt tetkaxs allowed fra u sak
Adal: rssfenEcs. Asdidce enc attendance tree
AL departures toEth II AxozAhsNos thA4 1 tbs -
ropnects a. PanAcaa nth steamers fct South P1es
corr: tth and Ait TOT ues.zal American pEta. zs2
ttoaa II LIT tocch 1t M&cEA.tlio.
FssR JAPAN AND CHINA.
E.eAtocr CHINA teAytnE April l. ls.n ....
Fas fstdEkt Ahd pA1t4xe tIcftt4 and al foceAx tfx}
1auan. aPrl{ 4. tho Of q tia hart foot of Oea1
y, New TotGs Z. r RAHT, A8ecL CT II G1oeFzt WAfs
sEn AKeEey, tX-E LA&&GA and II 1l4iAeuf.L, Qh1eaas
T. 4 WARRA0E
, 1870-03-08

rnents Of prpduee At TITS point during the past
forty-tight hour 1:
, 1870-03-08

tens& II buyIs Tbs inquiry wa, ruea-.e: aI.s9.ee -
49,; sicsss taa1se; nns.nesA No .s5si;o: No.
htbkcA-Trade wa dull bat prices wsrc wfthnu.
tstcetia ehanEe- We qpets EicEstoEd enrn. III
d!:r; pcEc Na1cac: PetrtA et3etAL etAae; r4ffu 10
'alLc fs rla uaIr lsnt dEv sx9k<: Ott.@% corn io1
ak Wa1t.' Inft. .AAssse: ustAxx ha-Gfy, sstase
,tislfs :: 9ues nd antsaI2as we're .teAiy IL
n'l,. ii. shtssste Dtlia is chemical
t,s Il, ~ h.Het i, r. *s,s % pH:. s.tas:: vis
sALT-EeSeiyed, loac: 4:iepea, sl4 hts. DcaIe7s
fet91t tAr inquiry. md pfix* were trun ant rn.
e Es::s: Eound .,l~z: u tr- s26s: si.aoad D. 5
Pr Ashton dairy. nsk, Is 20, dairy. with hxSl
hUGAH-Ee note stili further decline Of tc r..
p ~ Al: Eradca The y-tsl ordrrs were neaz.e, ssd
tsT fuJrts put in apteafAnen henee tho GEree1ue
Gen Ana wAs only 9dE. 1be follow Ing arc tna prates
, 1870-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES. T


VIII care Tho ltth.
RHEAToE's OINTMENT win eute SaA KkaoIn.
WfKATiIStS HISTMEST c.:res I'd Sa{ea.
WhFATOAtS uIHTAHST Erica Al DstaAaa d th5
skta- Pnes 50 eeal. by mall q ceI.a- All Qyux1tse1
snit- WEHkS & POfl XII Bos..n rrpprs-
, 1870-03-08
METEOROLOGICAL,

Meteorological record for March !, 1870, a
repcs.ed ~ J. q. LAtRsusa. Jr, opucian, III Rsn-
do3pn atlees, correspondent to tho s:niinsontan
lnft!ta'e. The email letters aro the Initials for
tse wofds "Eeertrg," "kent1e, +" !" hlga," ~dry,'
Nhett atncsphefe," " fa,p. )" tnd "tnoN:"
nee:- Il nsz: E,.d: az: Rol..
Etkht psoeet'sf --.---- * RI Tae n n
9.5o W.h II II
5t.nJ. 49I1 IL = t..h-''
N1a1A7rnx ALMANAC =
LHIcADo, M1frh 8, lt;1-
suc .ets & = z. z m. Nom ri.os III. ! II, Al.
7.-.i;, = ~ ?. m. ! Moon scts II b. 4 m PIN.
otp1o et snow. u 1pehea On lezei iL------
, 1870-03-08

The following cable shows the receipts and ship
neru OF protueo At this point during the past
week:
, 1870-03-08

tssS Vim eap.a. u I'D. P.sist,d nsses oasn sass
@ noe ~nS sr;ns Is oS e ~: ~ 't[ ,s eSi q
t.oso + ca,fency. ii ha uns, being . ssfsitsi.
and 1argnsxe'os Tho ooaatr1, IL dearod S iite
up hoard with oro John ko.dicses. Upnu his
ns ~ .s5 %s :. S3 ~
dI ger honsa- suppoGpg tnu vas to % doao ne
went Wild the Euuuer, and Wks conducted 20 the
eng11st q f boarding house 81 eefeEaass y ~ ia
e 90 ~ Eode1tnF from disabled limb to TINT
extent tnat no vas unable to move about 70 huat
scbsser aih Ia - e os H.
70 ~ TO him, tos Il 900 cssh, baH int:rest ia
tne oundirF. 1sso1s 1urD,tuss, and ii Tho other
atputseuantes+ Be,etipR these representations,
plaintiff pald oyef hla rnoneJ an the 1s:n OF JAnu-
said that tne, might 70 10 : Notary. VINO eoa!d
IN The German languages. but snts VAS dec:sned 10
atd ttc1tnK, among other thfugr, that the proper
ts rs clear Of all Inoumbr8rces, wh.fe4s lhe fscs
y thai iee M MpFDpsEty nsrgsgea 70 i,a M fna xslns
turted to plafnt,0. and he Beeks to recover the
balance Of Lis hnsiy Investment
ALLEGED DISHONEST DEALKR.
Joseph Z. Hotahsch Q! New foFk. =. Samuel
sssthettn. As.oupsls Demand, $500, with
eopla*. Thla IL = proee< ding ny Hhtea to recorer
q
credit, 'he eap,dA Issuing upon allegation msso OF
tslse rtprettntai!ots nace to procure the credit
Ieasc Atfx, OF New York, '. The s4ne. As
sun rstt DetEaud, $a,bt0. and eaot1s ts1ued for
ke cause 20 stated above. 1t Is here also charged
tnAt defer dsnt has ot en- fraudulent d!'postng
hi. Recdf. ut q price TT below snelr co!s Anon
th4s h iepseeezten that 10 VA tie Owner Of q
H;il1LeIs ektab:snuent which IL the separate
plore1ty Of hts wife. .-
TIE CrrT GERMAN PRINTING.
In the matter cf the eontest between tho
SfGax Zfifung v the Fotts ZettunJ, or the German
prn.lne Company, the Court osetruIed dsmur.
rer 10 x'e bilI Of tne Stat. Zetun3, upon which,
heretofore, injunction whs issued 10 restratp the
CIT. std lta ot1cera from contracting with The
German Printing Company for LIN German pltnt-
iig.
NEW er1r9-ACI1GN OF CASE
Uptt&d StAte4 EzpEeHs Company v John Vou-
mon ard John Ecnock. Case Damages laid at
f1,A0. .--..-..
/ FAMILY QUARREL
Herman HlitesLuscn '. GtofIe R!tserhusch.
Aatun pait. Demand, s., 0e0,
, 1870-03-08

nete:tets dseases without zcy information from tt4
Patient. and euEes without any experiments tho
tseasmcct lis Eaas A4lsonz:, cp ttai1a. CoIlGs:.-
uIn tet. u Stnd ..e toS his -GtIDK IL HEALTH
INN IAlNG LEE
, 1870-03-08

2J3 -
,,.s1oieso, pAHVn0 VhQXNNW RASR
od1bA' HUkD.
arvArxH DK1o@-Ca.asr Oaaa1 aed Et,stsss,:
9esf A8a. fsHxs: G@eg Z O. O. l. q Qat Qa3
NJ Iii T.ata Ca5caSa 1toa..--. 3>0pM ViSnN
H1uago zooK r1LA1Q HAuUIu 4 zA11AaAn
OTfu1-Uot. VAo BlSH 1sd AerEls f.-ExN
Tkkes 0H,nz. 1qrta Qlsr1 qsrssf
F1das DAY E3p:caa--.-..--~l l.n an Fta.H
Pattc NtiEt E1YrE14- III % n Is3aR
Pe10 AeecnEaods.oa- 4A9R sS44 an
An taHfsa4 t1ttoe Assptpx az n s.,3sha3 Is tAt
!. q. txst1. t7zAtsE t6r91Eh "a 8sl71A Aaka m
D31aA9-
pITIsBUR1H, uMuHNAI IT. LUuN & 1t
OIhQIaAA11 AIH L(sJA
HNwagxH2 D3c4559aEas osaA - K1aas zza1s
4ud peattrka Zi7eee1
R Gsc7<EAD. An1n1
So: S. s!ss;=--: ss: :::: :a:s sss:s
Ss1s.ssaaa SaaBsas aass aaSa. Esssz-f .sssaa '.'s
L.aanE Aanez1sa7ss sz,G+---1s ~ Iasr,,G e an
HrtaNeasEa RssssakE -
> S0ENk
, 1870-03-08

To earh freru ex. VT arden OF County Ho,pltl!. e.
To e.sh from e1-Haldeu Of County Poor
~ lh ,p ,:;.
Of Reform scho@i ilpS.-%.--............,,.., lpS rs
Tt dsfitquen taxes ttr 1e&6 AID previous
J+alt--..-....--....,.... ..,..........,..-..-... IL
To gSunty Clerk. tAFcfl And pedd!e1s' hcrures 8
To County AEsut--.-....-..-......- ?
To tAxct N xtlo2d WAffart for lsEy. ........ -.
To Treasurer. firm Town Collectors -....+... IS Q
4 sts9.-........-........ It's.
To sale OF $io,cQQ ~ ptF cent county otdera
n atlu.....-...:... $40
To amount to credit Il nblic building account.
n tel TtcaIufe1'1 reIo.t, DoecH ncr. lS63.-. az
10 sale. hy ftGante Oomtn!ttee, OF N1,aU pef
tsnrt 4. ~ !
, 1870-03-08

NtftNN CRMff,
RAvs,a uucka urnh TsAyu131
Ss"Au aeaasts1 7. Josseh kaFtsnxcAassr. AZ,
, 1870-03-08
FGts-N IN Ennd request, and rticrs were firm
ata1lt The supply liberal but not In cxcess Of

: FRUITS AND NUTS-A fair IN, ,tne.s w,s do,cx in
both dried aud kreea ffut but sfe fttu1 dcvelopeA
but the bulk Of tho satt Of dYled sE:s were in.dt
quotation B.. 1he follow tcs were the ruling PRICES;
, 1870-03-08

Hupervf1H CLARK thought the committee
could uot 60 tho tutIect tusttee bJ "Wednesday,
ab6 would tnertftfo NOSE teAt the time b e1-
, 1870-03-08

E1a: Esss> oTaIRAL RAILROAD,
xto6,aA. L.ks TssetE1ssss o54as
os1of Ief- 80 s,, -tay iesrt nd as:iys q
Fsiaeaxsf :r.:ns u G1:5 Ten. an s.n
GttieA[1 II k2uoHs: s,a-cSE
.....,.......--r~....ss5 s5es. SNHH
i:i.1t,e K1rtess ids,fyl.,..,... t:tAE@ TaE
xsis4as:s5 sae4 a:s5*ts;s:ss5 51ss:Esss;::sz:: E.
CBCNaAU AID LoEHTElE
fsseash &Apn .:sAaa
s1ess sa2s.' aaxSY ssFi s f1sfsse s6alh athhas
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON ( QUINCY aA1LsoAo
iaat 1A1 a1a sssaus.;;.--..--.-..-Iam ss:@7E
Atlantic Rxptesz, daily ......, 1NRn
RJvtItide md HsnAtale Accom-.
saodas'oe as'oe.....:--.-..-...-.-... i:@pE 7EsE
Av:nink E1ptef-.-...-...-.-..-s3:O :Opn oT@kH
Asnaosf sSIs - ra,.snxs7 .s11
Eandasaoc. .........-...-....-*, smp 2 s&4a
a .11es9: sars:1. fxIs:st a.1sT. ,Rresss A
d4y
PITTSBURGH. 7pAr = Ayna uuo1e1
s-:::::::: IS ;s: : :$sss4 $s4
S.te. sne.IsSs a5sfs:s:;;zE ss:sss:;;isszsE-. saSsE IL &c
oa1oAop, AL1ua , n. EguM 8AHKuAG
9si5iee Il 14etcrsr srotxu19....-....-S4 4@g@. ns:0sR
itssasa S4ssy ;=ss Il faas : s,sas.ea II
80 csasAe.u1 xkk csztAs u tt vh:zs7EYt39;3Ef
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

READER, if you have . sick horse do not
dose him with "Condition Powders" con-
tanning anthony, which is just as useless
and injurious to him Is is the constantly
swallowing of poisonous compounds to the
human system. 1t 10 morehumane to knock
horse on the head ct once than to kill him
BY inches through the action of anthony
which sccumulates in the system, and thus
sooner or later produces death BY antimonial
poisoning. Remember. reader, there is no
sntimony, nor any other poison in the "Eq.
uine Condition Powders" Their action.
under all circumstances, is physiological:
therefore they can be safely used in al forms
of disease whether acute or ohronie) with
decided benefit to afflicted animals.
Send to the nearest Druggist, or to LORD
SMITH & Co., sc Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
Tor copy OF the Horse and Cattle O,cnsr's
Guide, giving valuable information on the
treatment Of Ill kiads Of stesk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25
uervouS Debility.


With its gloomy sttsndants, low spirits. de-
preston, Involuntary emissions, loss of semen
sp'rmss0rrhos. loss of power, dissy head, loss o.
memory and threatened impotence and inbecility,
hna Q sovereign cure in Humphreys Homso
pa'n'e Specific No. Tvsaty-eisht. Composed of
the most valuable mild and potent eurativss, they
strike at once at the root of the matter, tone mn
inc system. arrest the discharges, and impars
''s0f and energy, life and vitality to the snsir.
man. They have cured thousands Of eass,.-
rr'ee % per psokAss Of Eve boxes and vial Of
powder worth q, which i v.ry important i,
oo..ioA's OF old cases, or 81 per single boz.
0o0 oy III druggists, and sent BY mail on receipt
VI piaoe. Address all letters, Hunphrsy's
epse'no Honsopsthie Medicine Co., Se7 Broad
"'' ~" iork. (julyld&wly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

A SAD CASE OF INsANrTY.-We learned
Yesterday that Mr.. W. Fl. Jenkins. a we'll
known citizen of Moline, and newspaper
writer of ability, having been connected with
several newspapers in this vicinity for a
number of years, had attempted the life of
his family while laboring under an attack OF
temporary insanity. To-day we found him
confined in our Jail, on a charge of insanity,
which he gives every token of laboring
under. He was visited by his wife this
morning, and succeeded in working
himself into a raving state, under impetus
of which he pushed his way past the guards
and into the kitchen, where he leaped out
of an open window and ran through alleys
and along streets toward Camden. The
officers overlook him about two miles out
and returned him to Jail where he is now
confined and will remain until next week,
when be will be tried before the Probate
Court, by a jury, the result of which we will
announce.
Meanwhile, his afflicted family have our
sympathy and that of friends and acquain
tances in this sad affair, and can only hope
that it may only be temporary attack.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25
THE RE-UNIO y.

| At the Whitehead House, Wednesday
night, where happy crowd of the residents
of this city and Camden. The wise and
learned, the poor, the rich, the doctor, the
lawyer, ell intermingling with the greatest
OF good feeling. The crowd was composed
of the most respectable and responsible men
of this vicinity and of the surrounding
country.
Dinner was announced for O'Clock, but
was not attacked until about 8. Whitehead
can beat the Jews, that is all that we know,
in getting up dinner for hungry crowd,
and the rapidity with which the provender
disappeared was evidence enough of popu-
larity. After dinner, came the
speeches, led off in handsome manner
by Mr.. Babcock. of the Rock River W. P.
Company, who made the welcoming address
DR.. Gregg followed in very neat speech
which ended in toast Crock Island,
Moline and Camden-The union Of three
towns-unity in trinity and trinity in unity"
Gen. Rodman followed in q brief speech;
then that cir Union man; B. 81. Barrows, of
the Davenport Democrat; Messrs. Blanding,
Workman, Sears, White, Wilson, Bssttie,
Riggs, Knox and Hayford.
At ten o'clock the meeting adjourned,
we'll pleased with the entertainment, and
satisfied with the prospects OF the Watch
Works. The detachment from this city
struck for the depot. where they mounted
guard, which lasted until half past l, when
We were oil relieved by the approach of an
engine.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25
MARRIED..

COPP -HAYBs.-At the residence Of the
brides parents, in this city, by Rev. .. 1. Hol-
comb rector Of Trinity church, on Wednesday
evening, Nov 23, Capt. James F. CoPp and Mist
Louise II. Hayes,
PLUNKETT-MCPARL Wednesday
Nov. 27th, at the church fthe INN aculate Con
eeption, Rock Island, Ills, by Rev. Joseph p
Roles, Mr.. Thos Plunkett TO Miss Annie No
Parlin. Both of this city.
DURHAM - DAWSON Thursday, the
Gath, at the residence of the brides parents in
this city. by the Rev. J. h. Rhea, Mr.. Franklir
W. Durham, Of Henry county, Ills, and Mise
Josephine B. Davis, of this city.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

UNION HoTEL.-One of the best two
dollar houses in the West is the Union
House, of St. Louis, corner of Myrtle and
Fourth streets. 1t is centrally located, and
neatly fitted up, while the proprietor is one
of those genial landlords who always makes
his guests feel at home, by the courteous
attentions they receive. Our business men
will find it an excellent place TO stop wher
in that city on business. See card in thi'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25
Equine Remedies best in market.

A Sure Cure for q Fellon.-This We know
will be gladly received by ell our readers. When
the soreness first commences, or eren when far
advanced, it can be relieved and entirely cured
by holding the finger or part afflicted n Perry
Davis Pain Killer for half an hour. 1t has been
thoroughly tested, and proves g never-failing
remedy. Fellon is . troublesome thing, and
We would advise all SO troubled to test the
remedy.
For sale BY Chas. A. Benssr. Also, BY the
dealers in Family Medicine generally.
jan22dw1m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

PERsoNAL.-That wideawske hotel man
Charlie Hilton, clerk of the Briggs House,
Chicago looked into our sanctum to-day.
He has been practicing that healthy old
New England custom otspending Thanks
giving at home, ct his fathers house in this
city. Charlie is one of the most popular
hotel men in Chicago; and, as we saw him
| looking through our magnificent Harper
House, be looked for all the world just like
it's future landlord. The travelling public
would hail such contamination with de-
light.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

Wsdsworth & Parsons are now ready with
the finest stock of Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shswls,
Ladies Suits, Cloths, Cassimeres, Linen, Lace
and Embroidered Handkerchiefs. A full sssort.
ment of the celebrated Harris seamless Kid
Gloves, the very best Glove in market. Their
stock of Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs, Ac., is
the best west of Chicago. Their stock of goods
is the finest in the city, and they guarantee thei,
prices the lowest.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

The Eminent 0culist and Aurist Of Chicago, will
be in Rock Island, at the Rock Island House, on
the first Saturday after the first Monday in
each month, for the purpose of treat
ing all diseases of the Eye and Ear,
whether surgical or otherwise. Operations for
Cataract, cross eyes, staphyIOma closure of the
tearduct, &c. French artificial eyes inserted
withou pain. sep3-d4wly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

Police CouRT.-A man from Muscatine,
by name, John D. Joy, experienced consid
cradle sadness on being brought before
Squire Chopper this morning on a charge of
loafng He acknowledged the fodder, and
having no money, was told to add his person
to the population of some more ambitious
city than this. he promised to git, and was
released, full of hope and Joy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

Observation-Disclosures has the largest
and finest assortment of brackets, suitable
for psrlors and all rooms, ever brought tc
this city, call and see them if you want q
really handsome and useful ornament. he
has every style and pattern to suit the mos
fastid iona
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

Olive Logan declares that che willremove
the mystery that surrounds the girls" 1t
would be very naughty to do so, Olive; but
the Louisville Courier Journal says: $50
on with the show, the rest may shut their
eyes, but hanged if we will y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25
Try the Equi ne Remedies.

oAAfrHD HANDS, fsse, rough skin, pimples,
Iins-Worm, salt rhsam, and other eutaneous af-
teetions, CURED, and the skin made soft and
SMOOTH by using the Jsniper Star Soap made by
ossWen, Hazard Co., Few York. It 10 more
convenient and easily applied than other rsns-
diss' avoiding the trouble Of the greasy com
pounds new In NE. TkHd, wssw,wsn.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

A GREAT accident is often the result OF
small carelessness. Every traveller should
have bottle of Renne's Pain Killing Magic
Oil in his pocket or satchel, to use in case
sions, scslds, and relieves pain, from any
cause, as if By magic. ST works like .
charm "
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25

Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
ioa as q m visionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the Gore of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by banefra and vicious habits. Or at
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted ana
unfortunats, viii send the rscsips for prsps :
ing and using this medicine, in sealed envelope.
to any one who needs it, Free of charge. Ad-
drsss J0sDPH 7. INMAN, Station b. Bible
House, New York Oily.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-25
rURS. FURS. FURs

Four hundred sets for sale, from $3.50 to
$4,000 per set. All Wool Plaids at IS cents per
yard. Water Proof at Sl.oo per yard. Alex
ander Kids 1t Sl.25. Heavy yard Wide Muslin
at l2A cents, and other goods in proportion.
shawls, CIoaks, Hoods, Nubias, Flannels, and all
any other house Gents Garments made to
order in the latest styles, and perfect fit guar
teed n all cases.
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Home Testimony.
GRAND LEDGE, EAros Co., Mic

GRAND LEDGE, EAros o., Mich,
August 9, 1859
Dr. O. W. Roback-Dear Sir: For four years l
was severely afflicted with rheumatism, so that
was confined to my house for long time. The
doctors did me 10 good, and I was perfect Grip
pie. procured some of your Scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier from your agents,
Messrs. Case Turner, and they entirely cured
me. Wishing You the greatest success, l AN,
truly, yours, HESaY L. THoxEs