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was smilingly pocketed 10 Dixon than has
been known there since the time that old
Prince Black Hawk held his councils along
the pleasant banks of Rock River. The
open countensnce of the De Kalb delegation
greeted the chairman in many an ate mpt to
carry the adoption of the plurality rule, but
it was no 60. That would defeat Heason
and the cheerful canine would be cheated
out of his savory bite into Heaton's pocket
aud so by way of variety, the voting went
on to the 93d ballot, when motion was
made to vote by written ballot No skulk
ing and it was lost. Recesses and bal
loting followed. AT the l34th ballot an
effort WAS made to declare the three uomin
a'ed, and let the people decide the question.
There was q growl from the manager. Ii
looked very much like Democratic brick
SHE'D at his dogship's heao,-there
was hurried consultation The
Sheldon and Wheaton delegations,
who had heretofore stood a: swords points
seemed to be drawn together almost as II by
nagic,--the McHenry delegation ciaPpso
their hands on to their pocket books WIN
siob. while Kane aud Kendall coun'i4s COS.
an ssonizine glance in the direction Oh 'ne
..N.cbusa" and its Gagged occupant.
Ten o clock had arrived and alter the
,,.b that followed the consultations that
rere had ell over the house, the l35 ballot
vas taken and no change. Again was the
urality rule tabled and again was the vote
be same. This was repeated twice and
ach time with the sameresult. Preceding
ach vote the attempt was made to adopt
be plurality rule. At the close of the 1879
'allot the plurality rule was carried BY he
n heaton delegates voting with the Sheldon
ide for it.
This was the die cast, and Kane and
Aendel were forced TO show their hands.
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"a STANDARD REMsElr:

such AN ARTICLE TS"DR TOBIAS vEy-
~ EIlAN LiNlAkNT." 1t has ,tood bcr,,o
me Pooile or ~ years, and has never tailed civ
INK satisfaction III single instance. Every ,frop
OF thir valuable ootn ocnd is mixed by Dr. robi 20
hInseH therefore, 1t can always be relied upon.
IL warranted tus erior to any other for the cur.
O Sl oanoh'c Rheumatism, To"tbachc. Headsehe
Sore Throat, Vomiting, Frosted Feet. Mvmps
Cfoup, Burns, Cus, sea Sict ness, Insect Stinxs
nprnins, cholera, Collie, Sp~sm., Dy.cptery,
Bruises, Colds, Coughs, Old SSres, Sweliipgs.
Pains IN tn Limbs. Bark and Chest. There is
no medicine in tbs WORLD that st.nds more
rs own merits th~n TIE Venetian Liuiment."
Thousands of certificates can be at the Doc
tors office. attesting its virtues. Sold by
All Druggists and Store keeper throughout the
United States. Price, 90 cents and &I.o0 per
bottle. Depot, ~ PaEk PiAss. New York.
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The nomination was made unsni

The nomination was made unanimous,
and the convention adjourned.
We have never witnessed so long and
warm q contest-one that was carried on
with such determination spirit, and that
too without the least exhibition of hard or
unpleasant feelings. Each side stood firm
from O'Clock In the afternoon until neatly
midnight, with the thermometer over 1902,
and kept their temper we'll.
| The Rock Island delegation, out of eompli'
ment to one of their most talented and re
spected citizens, Hon. Geo. ". Peasants
voted solid three times for him, and
hen fell into line on their next choice
/ Judge Wv. Heason, aud were found there,
supporting him on every ballot, and on every
/ question and motion in any way affecting
/ his nomination and when Judge Sheldon
vas nominated, endorsed the action with as
hearty good will as any county present
We further take pride in the compliment
paid 10 Hon. j. ". Drury, chairman of our
delegation, in the fact of many of the oppos
,ng delegates earnestly urging him TO allow
MS name to be used as a compromise candi
late. Had he done so, there IS no, the lsast
ioubt but that he would have been the
unanimous choice. His decided refusal
alone prevented his being tie next Supreme
Judge from this district.
The nomination of Judge Sheldon will
receive the Unanimous endorsement %
every member OF The bar 10 the entire dis
-rict He is the oldest Judge in the state
and well known TO the bar as the plese
awyer whose opinions will be worthy Of the
aigh Office TO which ne will be called IN she
vent Of the adoption Of the new constitu-
non. He is no, what might be called 8
politician, and will therefore freely receive
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-24

IhAIAH o,...-.. -........ ILLINOIS
They are 90 constructed that the bolts Of the
doors seut eebiGd n wToUg bt iron frame which
iorms tie Il on OF tns safe, avoiding al danger
Of 'asr being nrei open by filling. o~ing to
TIE pvcuh~r cubsirac ION TO the door iaub. thew
val! resist the srti"n Of Ere tor . lorg ger thu.
than has thus far been found uece,.a-y for per
t'et safety, hSvit been tesrci in the largest
htes 10 this country without = single failure 90
Ir serve their contents Prices Lower than any
otuer reiiah'e Ssie. m-h2q adsy
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-oRx11ARD.s xAcar CLUE

SMOKING lie the finest Bright /. baccV made. Be
ing Tree from Nicotine. shIeh IL extracted bv =
patent process, It does not II ure weak cons ita-
noAs. FeT-OEs Of sedeDisry occupations, as well
80 STUDENT and literary men, will find rome OF
The 1. JdrlcUS atteretecJs, resulting from oriiaa
y tobacco. and pound vail last ~ ier as long
a. other kinds. IL does not clog the pipe, nor
burn the tongue
LoRILLA ADS EUREKA Smoking has be-
come 20 popular, that many limitations OF a
WORTHLESS character are offered for safe by some
dealers because ihey can buy the counter eit AZ
ticle for tile less ami as the same are calcu-
lated 20 deceive the Gust mers. We desire 20 ii
re; t6eir att,BJi. 10 the imposition that Is
prsciiesd upon thea ss they are toe main To-
syrs Thereby, being obliged to pay as much nj
retail for It as viii buy the genuIEe article.
In addition to the above, We have many favor.
ite brands, which will be shown with pleasure
A cIrouiar. giving prices, d scpunt., terms, Ac
viii be mailed upon application
LORlLLAtD'S CENTURY Chewing has now
become 90 weii-knovn that we deem IL useless TO
pack sico daily in the 'mR tin fol papers any
longer and have therefore discontinue the same
Der various brand. of Smoking, Chewings PIuy
Tobaceos, and Suufs. will be found upon trial
U I only popular goods, hut at price. defyinz
eoupe ition from responsible manufacturers eve
~ where. We are Continually producing -oveI-
ties 20 which the Notice of the Trade i invited
9. LORILLARD Co
&c. is and - Chan hers St New york
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-24
SEWING MACHINE.


TUE EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF
L their new and improved manufacturing Ma
hines for light heavy work has in tuced the
Empire Sewing Machine Co to manufa ctare d
-ftH FAMILY MACHINE of the same
sty lie and construction. with additional ornamen-
'ation. masking it equal in beauty and finish with
other Family Maoaines..w hereas in usefulness it
ar GU strips all competitors. The price of this
now acknowledged necessary article comes with
IN reach ofevery class and the company is pre-
Jared to offer the most liberal Inducements to
buyer, dealers, and agents Amply for circulars
md samples TO r 6. NJ. COMPANY. 2g4 Bow
cry, n. Y or to WV. G. MooIE, Gen. Agent, at
freep"rt III jelS d6wly
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DR.. =. y. kICAARD>
Sherry Wine Bitters.

FOR
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Stomach, Liver or Bowels, such as
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Loss of Appetite, Costivs ne,s, Blind and Bleed
ing Plies, Disgust of Food, Sour Er ,ptions Sink
Ing or ft'teriug Of the Pit OF the stomach DIN
ness Of Vision, Yellowness OF the Skin and Eve.
Pain in tbe Side, Rack. Chest or Limbs and in
ali cases where q TONIC is necessary
). N, HARRIS Il CO. Proprietors,
Cincinnati. Ohio
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jan2eawiv.
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Another ia same Fire.

STATE sTREEr. CHICAGO.
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HERRING. FARRELL & = ERMAN, No 2Is
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Herring, Fsrr'l Co. Phiiai, ipnia Herring.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-24
NO. 5.-Adver.

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No J17S. Chicsg,. III.
THIRD WIDTH.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-24
NEW CROP TEAS.
GREAT ABDUCTION.
Get Fresh Goods and SaVe Money.
THE
Great American Tea Go.

Established 1851
are now receiving the boicest EARIY PICKiScs
NEW CRoP TEAS from the hest cultivated die
trIcts OF China and Japan.
These teas have been selected With great care,
apd vi especial reference 10 the taste and wants
of our customers. They are very fresh, ard of
the choicest flavor
We shall now fill "club orders" from these
new crops Teas 10 quantities TO suit our custom
ers. 81 grostly redue prize, while the goods
are Of the freshest dcscr ption. Liberal discounts
allowed To Clubs OF s3D aud upwards
PRICE List OF TEAS.
0olong (B!ack). 50s., 60c., zoe Soc, hest 80 cts
Mixed Green and Black, 5Oc, 60c-, .tc., Sue,
best 9 cts.
Souchong Black, SEC, 90c., best 81.
English Breakfast Black }, best 81 -.
Imperial tGreenl, SEE, gtc., 81, 81 10, beat
81 IS.
Young Hyson (GEsenl. Gee, zee. SO , Soc, ST.,
81 It., best 81 20.
Uncolored Japar, SIC, 81, 81 10, best 81 20.
Gunpowder jGreeul 81 25 beat 81 so
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-24
One Million Acres
CHOICE IOWA LANDS

t'oR SALE, at So per acre and upwards, for
l. cash, or on credit, by the lows Railroad
Land Co. Railroads already built through the
Land, and on all sides of them. Great induce
mspts to settlers. Send for onr free Pamphlet.
II gives prices, terms. location tell. who should
come west, what they should bring what it vii
cost gives plans and elevations of IL different
styles Of resdy made houses. which the Compa-
ny furnish at from $25O to $4,000 ready TO set
up. Maps sent If desired Address
". W. WALKER, Vice President,
Cedar Rapids Iowa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-24
scro fuIa Cured By Erandrelh's Pills.

Brandrcth's Pills penetrate the whole mass of
blood, causing he exl ul-ion VI impurities. The
body ieei- relieved IRON single dee: what
hen may be ex peeted hom twenty! BY cont n
uiug tueir use, .Ge ~ hole Of III. blood in time,
b, cones PARTED, and the body reconstructed
from god material, and new lease Of life Sc
cured.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-24
The Secrets Of Eouth Unveiled /!

A Medical Treatise Of thirty-two pages, cent
post paid, on receipt of two thee cent postage
stamps. Address
je3-dawIy NJ. B. La Croix, Albany, n. Y.
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patents s.

Inventors who wish 10 take out Letters Ps:cnt
are advised to counsel with MUM L Co, oIitor-
OF The >e7c"i.0s A"erie"a, VIA have Prosecuted
claims before tie Patent one Tor over Tvcpt,
isass heir American and EurUI tan Pate u
Agency Is the mvst extensive in the World.
'harg.s less han any other reliaL e ageucy A
pamphlet containing foil Iust.uc.lcus TO inveu-
tons sent gratis
MU>N4 co. q PARK Row. New York.
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Coffee Roasted and Ground Daily.

GROUND CoFFEE, l5c., zoe. zsc, Soc., 35c per
pound. Hotels, Saloons, Board ng house keep
ers. and F~miies who use large quantities II
Coffee can teononiTe in ths; article by using our
FRENCH BREAKFAST md DINNER COZ
FEE which We eel ut the low price Of zoe
per pound, d warrant 10 give perfect satifAe-
uon.
Consumers can save fr m TO profits BY
purchasing Of tae Great American Tea Com
lsHy.
BY our system Of supply ing clubs through bout
the coz try, consumers ali psrts OF the l nited
StA'es can receive their teas at the came price.
with the small adlition.i expense OF trsnspor
t..iOn3 though ,hey bought them al our " b, le-
sale warehouse. in THIS cify.
All goois wa-rInted the money refunded.
oSr-Of FICk Tiers and drafts make uaya-
be TO tie ofccr Of the GREAT ANrEI,AN TEA
COMPANY. Direct letters to and orders to the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Nos. 81 and 80 Vesey Street
PoST-oFTIcE Box No sos, NEW YoaK Guy.
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WILL ALL TaosB AFFLICTED WIZ.
Cough or ConsumpIi .
AIIEV,S LU.VG BALSAM.

Lloyd, of Ohio, surgton in the army Gu
the war, from exposure, contracted con
= ,mptiou. he says: II have no hes fancy in
st.r ing that it was by the ure of your Lung Bal
sam that am now alive and enjoying good
health.
DR.. FLETCHER, of Missouri, says: az REQ
ommend your Bslsam in pr ference to any other
medicine for COUGHS, aud It gives satisfaction. e
ALIENS LUN BAL.As is the remedy 10 Q ar.
all Lung aud Throat difficulties. 1t shouln be
thoroughly tested before using any other Bal
AN. 1t will cure when ell others fail Direc.
tions accompany each bottle
j. n. HARRIS & CO.
Sole Proprietors, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by all Draypists
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sING SING. March q. 1888

Sing SING, March Is, 1868.
ny Dear Sir:-My daughter Alice, thirteen
years cid has been completely cured OF tha, hor
ribic disease Scro I'll :, hich for years rendered
lii" q torment; after al medicines and many
physicians bad been tried, ana failed | com.
iEeEeed giving her your pills. She cook t1,u
almost sY,ry day for tbrte months. oou,tantIs
improving. She has now entirely recovered
Yours truly,
DANIEL LUTHER.
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Nav York, Oct. %. lsss.
Aessrs. Herring fArrel a shc'n.n, 2jI Il. Way
6ESTs ". have"Hc o. SOSr H,Trias's Pat
sDt Char pitn salts IA the coma story oil our
bIildiuc, at the great OIL fire on sunday night
las. Fem 81 cen 10 eii htteD 'b"ui and barrels
of oil we've burnei in thus vsst cOnfagt at 'oI,
and the "a 4 wss exposed 60 white heat, a. tbs
outside shows We 81 encd II this morning, AID
tn. result sivss gs.s, sati-tSetfon. Not an arti-
81. Oa. IA he'd by FIRE. Our books only are az
f,t,l ~ n. covers hsiug ht ic drawn ly the
,te.ru Of be 4 - proof flng, whii' the papers in
the books. an all cur ac-ounts and loose papers
in The safe are good ne new
EosT> ctful'y,
RocKAFFLrEE ANrrFus FLsGIE.
The puhii, ar invited 20 examine the above
safe now at 2i3 Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-10
The Cotton NfoYemcnt.

The New York Express, of Saturday
afternoon, says:
The cotton movement for the week
shows another large falling off in the re-
ceipts, which clearly indicates the approach
ing close of the cotton season. Some three
weeks since the ErprGss pointed out the
prospect of an early and marked decrease
in the cotton receipts, and at the same time
advised the public that this decrease would
be follow, by an outflow of specie. Since
that time the receipts of cotton have
steadily decreased, and about 81, 600, O09
specie have been exported from this port
This shows the close connection OF cotton
with the foreign trade of the country, and
also the correctness of the views expressed
in this column. The receipts of cotton at
all the ports for the week were q, AL
bales against 80, 737 bales last week, A, 055
bales the previous week, and 80, 286 bales
weeks since. The receipt at all the ports
from Sept. 1, 1869, to date, reach 2,772,-
1872 bales, against 2,04G,S SOL bales for the
corresponding period of last year, showing
an increase of 725, 581 bales in favor of this
season. The exports from all the ports for
the week were &c, 100 bales, against l5,25I
bales for the same week last year. The ex-
ports from all the ports from Sept l, 1869,
to date, reach 1 1853, 593 bales, against l.
81, O7O for the same time last year. The
stock of cotton at all the ports IS 276,0S0
bales, against 1882 bales this date last
year. The stocks at the interior towns ere
81, 915 bales, against 81, 757 last week, and
13, 542 this date last year. The stock OF
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Franklin College.

The annual commencement exercises of
Hope Institute, the female department of
this institution, came off yesterday.
Among the many rivals for favor and pub
lie patronage among our schools, this in
stitutiop merits more than passing no.
tice. Modest and unobtrusive in its pre-
tentions, it is truly an oasis in the wilder
ness of show and artificial sttainments,
which too often characterize institutions
for the young. 1t is under the control of
Mr.. Talbot Tanning, whose undoubted
scholarship, long and laborious experience,
combined with a high conscientious dis
charge of duty, make it superior in su-
perlative degree. lie is most ably assisted
by his accomplished wife, than whom no
woman is more gifted with capacity for in
duencing the young. Literally keeping
herself ''unspotted from the world, a
hard student, thereby associating with the
highest and best of the literary and re-
igious world, she reflects an atmosphere
of purity and refinement on all about her.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-10
Students Hard at Work.

The students of the Montgomery Bell
Academy have been hard at work on the
written examinations in the various studies
in accordance with the result of which all
the grading and rank for the next session
are to be determined. The examinations
are thorough and exhaustive. The students
are working well, and appear thoroughly
impressed, and by their appearance impress
others, with the idea that the work must be
indeed aoelL done to enable them to satisfy
their instructors. Tuesday was occupied
with the examination in Mathematics of all
the classes in the College and the Academy.
Wednesday with Latin, and yesterday with
Greek, Physical Geography and English
Grammar. To-day occur written examin-
atoms in History in the College and High
School aud oral examinations in the Gram
mar School. to which all friends of the
school are cordially invited.
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Rare Attractions at the Academy

Those who wish to drive off the blues
and enjoy merry, pleasant evening should
visit the Academy of Music tonight. II
will be regular gala night, where music
and mirth will reign supreme, it being the
occasion Of the grand complimentary bene
fit to Dan Griffin, the ''old reliable stage
manager. Mr.. Griffin is well and favora-
bly, known to our citizens as a thorough
actor, always up in his parts. He has
labored arduously during the last two
years to please and entertain the patrons
of the Academy. A programme replete
with choice selections will be presented
The entire star company appear tonight,
besides several volunteer performers, and
each and every one will do their best
Mason, Adams and Dave Williams will APP
pear in new and original acts; and the
bright galaxy of female stars-Miss Kate
Leslie, Miss Lula Cullum, Miss Mollie
Somers, ii lie Arizola, Mile Albertina and
Miss May Clifton, will vie with each other
on the stage. Last, but not least, is ''old
Dan" himself Let the Academy be filed
from pit to dome, and let Griffin feel that
his efforts have been appreciated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-10
CCmbcrinnd Presbyterian sunday
School Concert,

Despite the inclemency of the weather
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church was
crowded last night with an appreciative
audience to witness the Sunday School
exercises. We have never seen anything
Of the kind pass off more agreeably. The
songs throughout were splendid selec-
tions and were equally as well
rendered by the school The address by
little Otto Giers was happy introduction,
as was also the recitation '.We Shall Meet
in the Morning" by George Tomline
Disappointed" by Benny Johnson; 1.-The
Sure Foundation by John Cover, and
''See that Jesus gets it all" by Mile
Norvell, were fine selections, and each
one of the scholars did themselves much
credit in their recitation. The two Dia-
logues, namely 1.-The Circus" by Har-
ley Baird and Fayette Campbell,
and Gan invitation to the Sunday School
by Ida Grant, Nettie McKand and Rachel
Moore, were fine complications of moral
teaching, and reflected much credit on oil
five of the participants. Such was also
| the case in the recitation entitled "Ihe
| Bible" by Elite Roundtree s'The Fruits
of the Spirit, by twelve girls was one Of
| the finest examples Of object teaching We
have ever seen. Entirely new to every
| one, tie exercise in itself would have
been most attractive, but the interest wa
increased hundred fold by the splendid
manner in which each one of the girl
recited her various parts. The
dialogue, Heaven" by Lizzie DUNLAP
and Mary Northern, could not have beer
surpassed. We have no hes;tancy il
saying that the dialogue and the recita
ton of ''The Orphans Prayer by Mar
Freeman, excel anything of the kind W.
have ever heard on similar occasions. Al
three of these girls acquitted themselve
with much credit, and when they: con
Guided, tears of joy on the one hanC
evoked by the beauties of Heaven, which
Lizzie and Mary had so touchingly paint
ed; and on the other tears of sorrow an,
sympathy were tributes freely given t
the dying prayer of the orphan whicl
Mary Freeman had so eloquent,
depicted. We can not do justice to tn
solo by Mr.. Motion, called 1.-The Far Ava
Home of the Soul" It's strains scenes
holy in their influence, and were inimita
bly, rendered by Mr.. Motor.
| We congratulate the school ON the sue
cess of their entertainment. They ma
well be proud of it. We hope to see theI
present similar exercises in the future; 70
nothing, we are assured, will tend more t
develop and keep alive a living, activ
Sunday school interest.