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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-03
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Our facilities for. transacting this immense
business are better than ever before. We have
agents in all the principal cities to purchase
goods from the manufacturers, importers, and
others, for CASH, and often a. an Immense sac
rincs from the original cost of production.
Our stock consists, In part, Of the following
goods:
shawls, Blankets, Quilts, cottons, Ginghams,
Dress Goods, Table Linens, Towels, Hosiery,
Gloves, skits, Corsets, &C., &c.
Silver Plated Ware, Spoons plated on Nickel
Silver Dessert Folks, fve-bottls plated Casters,
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Elegant French and German Fancy Goods,
Beautiful Photograph Albums, the newest and
choicest sly les in Morocco and Velvet Bindings
Morocco Travelling Bags, Handkerchief and
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Gold and Plated Jewelry, of the newest styles.
We have also made arrangements with some
of the leading Publishing Houses, that will ems
BILE us to sell the standard and latest works of
popular authors at about one-half the regular
prics:-such a. Byren, Moore, Burns, Milton,
and Tennyson's Works, in full Gilt and Cloth
Bindings,-snd hundreds of others.
These and everything elte for
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THE
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SARSAPARlLLIAN RESOlyENT is that it has
cured persons who were yerxing Imbecility and
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ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE

Ssv6 OS6&bbN Wv Anot1 nv IOAS
We do not offer single article of merchan-
die, that can be sold by regular dealers at our
price. Ne do not ask you to buy goods from rs
unless We can sell them cheaper than you can
obtain them in any other way.-whils the great
err part Of our goods are sold at about
One-H Half the Regular Rates.
We want good reliable agents in every part of
the country. By employing your spare time to
form clubs and sending us orders, you can obtain
the most liberal com missions, other In Cash or
Merchandise. and all goods sent by US will be as
represented, and we guarantee satisfaction to ey-
cry one dealing with our house.
As the Holidays are coming, we are making
special arrangements to supply every one who
reads advertisement, with the most hand
some and useful Holiday Presents that can be
thought of wished for, and to enable them to
procure them cheaply and enpeditiously, We will
give to any one who will become our Agent, One
Hundred Free Tickle enamerating some of the
many different articles from which you can make
your selection of Holiday Presents.
For returning full clubs from these free tickets
accompanied BY the cash, We will give tho same
extra premiums that we now give, just the same
as if you had paid 10 cents for each one of your
Tickets. We wish you to understand that not
any other firm in the business can compete With
us in any way whatever.
As this free ticket is only good for the Holt
days, you must send in your orders before the
20th of January, 1870.
In every order amounting to over $50, accom-
panied by the cash, the Agent may retain ~. 90,
and in every order of over 800, $500 may be
retained to
Pay the Express Charges.
This effer is more especially to assist agents in
the Western and Southern States, but Is open to
al. customers.
COMMISSIONS:
Agents will be paid 10 per cent. in Cash or
Merchandise, when they fill up their ertire club,
for which below we give partial list of Com
missions:
For an order of $50, from q club of Thirty,
we will pay the Agent, as commission, rs yards
Brown or Bleaehed Sheeting, Good Dress Pat
tern, Wool Square Shawl, French Cashmere Pants
and Vest Pattern, Fine Large White Counter
pane, etc, ETC., or $500 in cash.
For an order Of $50, from . club of Fifty, we
will pay the Agent, commission, As yards
Sheeting, One pair heavy Wool Blankets, Poplin
Dress pattern, Handsome wool square Shawl,
Silver case Watch, ETC., etc., or SIS 90 in cash.
For order of 500, from club of One Hun
dred, we viii pay the Agent, as commission, 100
yards good yard-wide Sheeting, Coin silver
Suit of all Wool French Cashmere, etc., etc., or
$40 in cash.
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customers should not pay money to persons pur-
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qusinted
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LETTERS
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isted.
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SARSAP ARILLIAN.

SO quick is RAILWAYS SARsAPARILIIAN or
RENOVATING RESOLNENT in entering into the cir
cuation that may be detected in the urine and
blood in ten minutes after it has been taken.
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EORTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS wers
L shipped from onr house in one year. to fam
lilies, clubs and merchants, in every part OF the
country, frcm Maine to California amounting in
yslue to oyer
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We do not offer single article of merchan-
die, that can be sold by regular dealers at our
price. We do not ask you to buy goods from rs
unless we can sell them cheaper than you can
obtain them in any other way.-while the great
ar faf oda snld az shn
, 1870-05-25
BUSINESS NOTICES..

The Lame: N+nlA-Thc Blind Sce-
Tie deaf heA.. Dvctor Warren, OF New York
VII. 9. wonderful cures, without the :ld Of meII-
ciI c, have created fhe nnst intense excitement,
has errvrl III this city, md Iasen par,ors at ths
McItesan klnnEe, where bf will remain until JULY l.
\" n4etsirinr Is gwen Homo Electricity which
II magnetic aud psychological force impaired to
the Iailent under iteat.ncni, equalxes the crcuIa
tlci:, and produces an equilibrium in all the vir,
fors, il the agency usc. mud bJ It, acute pain l.
instantly relieved loss nf voice instantly restored
and thnse chronic diseases and lingering ma1a4lls-
which hSSe resisted ali nther kinus OF treatment
are cured II IN incredibly short space of time, .
seccrd treatment seldom being required The
system being restored To healthy action, thost:
eiiets matters which hare generated the dissass.
are u1rOHn IN, aud health is the result Dr. Wa--
rcn las taken Music Hall for next week, and OF
Monday, May 80, from 10 to IL q N. each day, viii
cure the sick poor free OF charge. Ali are invited
to cume and bc healed The public nre ut liberty
to witness these wonderful exhibitions frse Those
who wish to pay can come to the Ma1eson House,
Tcrn,s Of treatment ere In proportion to property.
No charge made for second treatment when
found necessary. Dr.. Warren claims this power
to Le The natural gift Of healing No exception to
fractures. dlslGcaions, or tumoE8. All diseases
are successfully treated.
, 1870-05-25
IOWA.


Heavy Land Cln1m-Jourunlastt
Epccisl Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
DAvESroltr, lows, May a4-Nr. Jesse Mat
thews, of Falrncld, Iowa, claims to hare bought
in the year 164o, one Thousand actcs OK land, pay
Ing he,efor &, 800, taking deed for the land, and
las never paid taxes nor looked after the land Till
says he will prove his ownership completely. Some
Of the claimants land Is In The business portion OF
the city.
Dus R0nne7, German Democratic paper, put
forth Its 1rEt number yesterday. DR.. Carl De Haas
iB editor. The paper starts With every prospect OF
auccesH
The man who was hurt by falling from balloon
last week Tuesday, is getting around again, but Il
Obliged to use crutches.
The Journal, IN evening paper published here,
Subsided with its issue Of Saturday last Cause,
lack OF custom.
Weather cold and pleasant
, 1870-05-25
A. L. Pickering,
D. ". Irwin,
j. C. Gutlrje,
81. 4 Seymour,
o. S Hoogil,
", N. EAu,

T.. q. Druthn, A. Il. PICKERING,
T1l'.s- whitney, D. Y. irwin,
L. H. L,r,cui4 j. c. Guthrie,
J. +. F1.,.rr, 81. 4 Seymour,
". II Baker. o. S. HouEh,
j.. L. scranton, W. NJ Egan
Z. G. Cuuey. ..
The ttc,exation were most cordially received by
Tie Boston patty. An address Of wccume was
tatn ,ua.ie hy s H. Crca, PelleDt Of the Chicago
Dna1d Of T.a1e, ana also 1y Charles Randolph,
Sec.efa1y. Both Of these gentlemen ex-
rrrSst4 the WaTnesr desire that the
kostpp party would tarry long enough
ii Chicago to receive the hospttalities Of
the bos11t aEd If TIE citizens generally. Hon. Al
e.ander II. Kice, President of the hanton hoard,
responded eequentlr- After n:tusntnS thanks, be
said It II 2s the Earnest desire OF every member OF
their marty 70 accept the Inequalities 50 cordially
rendered still their programme Hsas Eo turned aS
to render 1t impossible ut this time; hut he hoped
tt,at Uu their rturn from the 11Eic thes might bo
eiriLcl to 10 ~.
The Board Of Trade will proceed 10 the fremont
and Sherman Houses, this morniDg, st o'ciock,
N1th a su1t,clent number Of caIragsS 70 take IN
The Whulc Bostuu party and driFe them
fhr1,uph our more Important streets anl
nyenuee--givtng IN opportunity TO see Chi:
cago as It now louks. At le O'Clock tue party will
Lave OF, their elegant train oEer the Chicago Il
Northwestern Railroad, for California, with the In,
tcrtion Of exhxusting about one month II visiting
Yosemite, the Gcistrs, and the otnet HonoesH Of
the Pacific coast
, 1870-05-25

TIE SPRING RACES AT TEKRB HACTE-
TERkR RAEIE May 24-The spring t1ces On the
fair ground, near this city, opened to-day under
the moot favorable susplces-good weather aad
good track a large crowd was IN attendance.
The first race w9s open only TO horses that h1d
never beaten three minutes. ". 81. WILSON named
b. n. Ccrrinne, and a. Parson named b. 8. Billy
Button- Tie race ~as won by Cor1inne, her best
time being 2:a3Z.
The second race Was for purse Of s925 double
teams best three IN 1lve, entries open to AL ".
h wilson named StrideaWay and Billy Barr Jr. !;
]. p. Roach named ". E Thomas aud Mathew
Sulitn; D. r. Blssell named Blanche and DaIs}
Dean The time made tn the race WAS 2:4s, e:49ast,
9:47.@Te:4tH, s:44H. Roach tear1-W. L. Thomas
and Mathew SMtth-won the three last heats and
the race.
The races tomorrow will be very interesting.
pectet] that guod time will be shown But the
principal feature Of the season viii be the contest
OF Ff16Ay afternoon for the cittZens' purse OF
$1,000 For this purse, W. &. Thomas, St1deaway,
Pilot Temple, l0a1er, and John Motrdssey are en-
fered
, 1870-05-25
WISCONSIN.
Uuza1h OF the Venerable Bishop
KeulnHfa

Death OF the Venerable Bishop
Keupers
Special Despatch TO The Chicsgo Tribunn-
MILWAUKEE,, May e4.-At O'Clock this afternoon
the venerable BIsl.op l. keinper, bfcathed MS last
peacefully, quietly and happg, be1tting sle long,
useful and Christian life which viii lung stand as
shining example for all men to folluT. Tue dc
ceased was barn In t7ss, ed!lcattd NJ E9latnn.a
IL: rSnsscratt.i Missionary bishop Of the North
west In 1885; elected Bishop Of Wisconsin III 1854
Ills ntet lai0Es Of love AAd use we're At st. Louis
wh.re he acted as rector OF Christ Church 1or
stycra1 years, drawing around him -
host Of cstt1nH'tt. friends who Viii
hear If his loss with the kcencst regret Eight
d1Dccscs AMI four missionary Jurisdictions have
been organtZed ont Of the territory originally c0n-
n,itted to hts charge as Missionary bishop His
Life has been q remarkable one, such as brief
8ketch cannot portray. lie leares three grown up
children, two suns and one daughter. One sou Is
q Clergyman, the daughter aclersylnans wife, aud
the other doing business iii this city. The day OF
the tunera, hes not been decided upon rs yet
, 1870-05-25
Hotel PrsnuIx

Among the arrivals at the fremont House. YES
teTdar, we're rhe following: Geo. Seasson, Brook
1yn; 3chn S. Corning, Boston; ". c. Carr, ST,
Louis; y. e Aidrch, Boston, Colonel Clark E.
phla; lolunel D. c. Huston, Captain James W.
Cuylrr, q. S. A; Hon. William Window, Mime
sutu, hon. Jessie L Williams, Indiana; G. W.
GLADDEN., Cincinnati: General N. Tust'e, Iowa;
Sau Francisco: Alexander Mitchell, President y.
W R. r.. Milwaukee; Il L Sykes j., Vice Fresi-
dent NV R R, New YORK. J. l. Ten HaEe ITyss
Amsterdam: John II. Burke, Director n W. Il. K.
C. z r, Eer York: Colonel John I. Meriman
md party Of ten, St Paul, Antotnctte Metzeft
San Francisco; ard serentJ-tve Of Boston e1cuf-
EorlstE.
Yesterday, we're the following: John w. Garrett,
President Baltimore i Ohio 1taIllcad; George X
Hlanehar1, Jonn Wilson, Edward Potts also
qmeeis Ha1tlmcre Kallrued; Lieutenant 4 2.
KtaE,t KKi1g, sa2 F1aneiseo: JOHN Wanlesz: benveF;
George McMuskla9. George IL Iaughliu. PITTS
Mnli % s. SEo1s Ionfs iaPp a,oS SeT xe5k WI'51am
Davenport Henry " BronEs. SeT SrIca1. WI WIn'
Comstosk New York; Colonel F. s Moots. ., rs. 5.
vile, New Io1k, and about seytn1T-r!ye mt1oi..Is
CT the Eostun excursion party.
Among the arrivals at the Briggs House, yes
tssday, were the following: A. r Converse,
Cheyenne; II. J. LcTtE, 4 GerHc1t, A. D. Wh.I-
trc. Sun FToncasco; F. r. GrtEe=, 4. Wilson,
Dayton, Ohio: Sylvester Mar, Purtlald, Nc; 4
r Day, Denver: Geo. T. Parsons. Rochester, i.
EaissbuIg E<gseter; Robert Hughes, Buffalo; a
4. Ba1naac, Philadelphia; Geo. II. Perkins, Joner;
81 S BlacS3nrl, Washington, D C.; VIM N Bow
e5s. boston: I: Woodbury., L & capIon. Neg Y.sk:
J. ". AuanE, Janesstle, r. L Winters, Dubuque;
= y. Russell, AIJOu-
, 1870-05-25

ONLY ONE WEEK,
Commencing Monday. May so.
With the following eminent artat1. forming OF the
1cait-t combinations Ct opeEate aleat hat has ever
Ti,u ssoIti-rrnowncd Dramatic Pstna Donna.
Nine. MARIETTA CAZZANlCA.
Miss ISABEL McCCLLOCEs.
III nc. In O<s NE EBl1Owt,
Ml1c- LA1I1.
Fi-t ar7carsaec hero Of the ve:y celebrated Tenor.
SiEnor G. LEE1fANC.
The populA- ~lvervofceL Tcror.
SIEnor r. HIkIGNOLl.
S1HnOr PETIElLII.
Herr JOSEF HERMANhS,
SIEnor FOSSATI and SARTI,
Full CEerur md complete Orrhestrn, uulcr the abIt
dircclcu Of SisDar FElOItZA-
Opening Night, Monday, Hny so.
Fir.t appcarnncc Of The celebrated Tenor.
Signor LEFRANC, in II Trovatore.
Nine GAZzA.1GA, for The flst time In Chicago, Is
AZUcENA-
The repertoire Of the week win include Bao In Mas
fheTa. pt4;nta Fsns. Ron Giovanni sad osstns chef
ScuE or PnIcEs.-Admi.sion. 81; Reserved Seats.
according To location, $i-51 and 81 Private Bo1ss. ss
FnInIty Circle. 20 cents
, 1870-05-25

GAYES N FRoSPKcII1E
To-day occurs the great muiIln game between
the adherentS OF the Dearborn aud Randolph rings
Il e. Foleys and Doty's billiard roomA Jimmy
Cusick and Henry Rhlncs are The respective Cap
talns, and MS might bs expected each has selected
himself 70 play IN the right held that they nnay
take turns IN squalting On the sand bank and &C.
Ec1ely watching the progress OF events Ogden
Park will be generously thrown open to the public
en- this fearful occasion.
On Friday the White Stockings visit GAINESVILLE.
and On Saturday Milwaukee, plnytug game In
The = Novelty Is the na1ne Of recently Or
ganized base ball club IN this city. 4 special
meeting nj the c1ub-I0oIus tO-mG1T0W evening.
EMPIRES rs. KALTNS.
These clubs played match game yesterday
afternoon, the Empires winning by score Of 20
to 90.
POST OFFICE vE- RAILWAY cLERKs-
A match game VAS played yesterday. between
the Post Once and railway postal clerks mines,
On the corner OF Indiana avenue and Twenty
ninth street, the Pest ONCE boys getting away
with victory at the rate OF q to 50.
FOREST GIFTS ya HoLDES3.
The two hines bearing these MINES contested q
game. On yesterday, at the corner Of Hanover and
GEenty-n1tn streets, the former winning by scur4
Of 16 to Il
A1LAN11CS-NAI1cSALS.
WAsHEG1oE, Nay s4.-The Alanttca defeated
the Nationals at base ball to day Score, 81 to o.
, 1870-05-25


At the meeting Of The Board Of Police, JESTER
day, Superintendent Kennedy Was Instructed to
prosecute al saloon Keepers violating the orli-
9anses oi & ne e relative to closing tas1 doors On
two citizens on Wabash avenue Tor looking at the
magnificent bindings, was sentenced to forfeit
| The following gentlemen have been appointed
| as Finance Committee Of the Young Mems Chris
tlao Association: George Armour, G n. Holden,
c. Adams. Jonn (; Greras, Wn sprssue, Geo. Il.
High, H. 9. SpaHord, A. :. AyeItn, T: c. Wells,
Charles Busbee. Peter Page, John Woodbridge,
Honeh, r F: Qqeai, Geo Ian,n. Lyman Bard E
s viii ans, T. n. avery, Il F. Sargent, D. r.
Aass1s5s ho W. a15 VI cRss Ra5in D crss5 Psa5sgH
Harvey, J. y Scammou, SamL Bliss, E s. War
ren, Frank Gray, \: s Eouton, g. y. Goodyear,
co1ne CONE @ Fs17aeton, Z Il. Thonpson, On 6ftns
Blatchford, Z. B. Mason, Henry 9. Miller, A. E.
Bishop, 3 T. B. Hobbs, Marx. Skinner T. B. BEyan,
1 i nB Ia Bes4sF BssF oi foF ass
follows: 900 GOO to Slater. at $s95 per 1900;
Goo TO SuanEs Hahne, at sg.95 per 200;
1o6o, 600 to Conkltn Campbell, at sse5 per ,0oe.
The Coroner held m inquest, yesterday, at
~ 81 a Soh "s od Ga o 1as remains 4a.nd 81
dead In bed, On the morning Of the sd Inst The
child Was sleeping With its mother, and, during
LIE uENE, a p0EAOU Ul l0e SuHEk Eot llttO It's
mouth and 1t Gmothered to death. a verdict Was
rendered accordingly.
An adjourned meeting Of the Managers Of the
home for the Fzieudlers Will be held in the home,
to-day at 10 o'clock, a N, to complete arrange
metlts for the reppeuing on June I'd
Louis Dornero, Of No. 6 West Madison street,
Eas charged before United States Commissioner
Hoyne, yesterday, With selling liquor without
"A lad named John GTety, who resides at 10.
s. North avenue. WIS run over BY wagon loaded
with su2W, On The corner OF klnzle and Wells
streets, about noon yesterday. He was taken TO
the ofnce Of D1. Scanln on Cark Etreet, md a1ter
his Injuries, which were cuts and bruises, mad
been attended to, he Was sent home
-Abeut ha1f-past O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
horse attached to a buggy, the property Of Cars
ton Cartar rau sway On Wabash avenue- AT Har-
rtsen street the buggy colllded with q hay Ta2an
and xRs demolished No one WIS injured
Mary Farley, 12 years Of age, left her home, on
the corner OF Monroe and Market streets, on MOI
day morning, and has not been heard Of since.
She had On shawl and a batmoral skirt, and WAS
without eh0es Or hat Her paIeAtsare very anxious
about her.
The basement Of the building No. ISL South
CLARK street., occupied By Louis Cline, Was entered
and rubbed OF $50 worth Of bedding and blankets
-Some Of the Armory Policemen, under the
charge OF Sergeant Lull, made raid on houses Or
prostitution on jackson aud Griswold EtFeeta- SIX
were pulled and tWenty-nine untortunates were
locked up, To be 1ned IN the morning.
, 1870-05-25

TIC St..14UufB q E1fx SCUEL 1ksttITuNUs
81. LoE1s, 3Isy es.-The ST. Louis 4 Fort Scott
Railroad Company formally Organized here Jrs-
tcrday by the election OF Amos ". Manplny OF
or1ice1s This foad will run In d direct line from
this city to Fort Scott, KAN, anu reach the great
cattleraisng regions Of that State and the Indian
Territories by a roRte from Aeventy-1re
to 100 miles shorter than any present road. The
survey OF the ltne will be commenced iinm .dately.
J. FaWcett, OF Pittsburgh for himself, and as thu
representative OF Eastern capitalists Interested In
this enterprise has been he1eBevelal lays, taking
active part in the organization uf the company.
He 1cnses for homc to-day, TO faF the result OF hs
labor before his associates