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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03
GRANGE.
NJ. THEIRS THREATENING TO REsIGN-JULES
FAvRE's sUCCESS0R-THE ALGIERS INSUR-
REcTION SPREADING.

NJ. THEIRS THREATENING TO RES1GN-JULES
FAvRE's sUCCESS0R-THE ALGIERS INSUR-
REcTION SPREADING.
PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1871.
President Theirs, yesterday, threatened to
place his resignation the hands Of the Assembly, in
consequence Of the defeat Of the Decentralization BILL
IL is thought to-day however that the matter will not
be made q Cabinet question.
Il rumored that H. de Remusat is TO be appointed
Minister of Foreign Affairs in place Of Jules Fayre, re-
signed.
The Steele OF to-day announces that the members Of
the Republican Left have rejected proposition for
fusion with the extremists The Deputies OF the Left
Center caucus resolved to vote for the prolon
gston OF NJ Thierss powers, and for changing his title
from Chief of the Executive Power, to President It
reported that the Orleans Princes will take their seats
In the Assembly after the recess.
The Journals state that the advces from Algeria are
alarming The insurgents burning the forests and
committing horrible atrocities Tho natives of the prov
ince of Oran have joined in the insurrectiOn.
consequence of the rumors as to the ncendary In
tentOns Of the International Society," all vessels laden
with petroleum forbidden to ascend the Seine TO
Rouen. A dispatch from Barcelona, Spain, says that
four agents of the International Society have arrived In
that city, and are amply provided with funds
nj ROux Of the leaders Of the abortiye Communist
nsurrectOn In Marseles has been condemned to death
The only French prisoners now remaining in Germany
four officers and 800 prvates in hospital and ten
officers and 20 privses imprisoned for various ohenses
letter nom Lyons says there is no demand for for
ejgn labor In that city and vicinity.
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD AccfDENI-fH
tAxpoS Thursday, Aug 3-6 a. 10.
A frirhtful accident occurred on the Metro
.ou,aD railway last night There was collision under
round between two passenger trains Fifty persons are
reported seriously Injured
The Count and Countess OF Paris dined last night with
che Duke do Broglie, the French ambassador.
ARRIVAL OF THE GRAND DUKE CONSTANTINE
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
LONDON. Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1871.
The Grand Duke Constantine, Grand Admit
raj of the Russian Navy arrived at wooweh yesterday
on board the edgar" ship and paid visit TO the
Arsenal
Lord bloomfield who was q few days ago transferred
from tho Austrian TO the Russian Mission, has been
created Baron by the Queen The appointment OF Mr.
r. F. Wade as successor 10 Sir Rutherford Alcock as
British Minister to China, is published in last nights
Gasctte.
grand banquet win be given in London on the 18th
tns celebration of the centenary Of Sir Walter Scott
Hepworh Dixon will preside, and it Is anticipated that
600 Of the most distinguished people Of Great Britain aud
the Continent viii be present.
Donald Darymple, esq, formerly an teminent surgeon
and physician, and NJ. p. for Bath will, after the
session of Parliament visit the United States Tor the
purpose OF making a study Of the American course OF
treatment for the reformation of inebriates.
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THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
THREE ADDITIONAL DEATHS.

Three names have been added to the death
roll Of the recent explosion making the total TO- The
deaths occurred Bellevue Hospital yesterday, and
were as follows:
ISAIAH ABBorr, an English veterinary surgeon, age
IS, Of Unon-ave., Grand-st., Brooklyn, +. ID.
AUGUST GRAVEL, German, age OF No. 42e Broomest
BERNARD SMITH, Of No. rs Atantic-st, Brooklyn.
Abbott was q very large man. and when brought with
the other patients to the Park Hospital the attendants
were unable TO take him up stairs Upon examination 10
was found that he was scalded all the body. He
was taken to Bellevue, where he was attended by Mrs.
Bishop who said that he could not possibly live. He
died at $40 g. m yesterday, and conscious to the
hast Gravel was thought to H in fair Of recovery
but died at 1880 q. IN. Tue body Of Smith was found
floating In the East River at Pier No. Tho trunk and
face were badly scaded, and there severe cut ON
the back of the head He the father or Annie ana
Thomas and the husband Of Catharfne Smith
The bodies Of Gravel, Bernard Smith Frederick Smith,
Dreyfus and Mrs Eliza Kuchner In the deadnouse
untn late hour yesterday.
AT BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
Although the crowd at the gate on twenty
s,xthst had grown very small, still there was little
abatement In the applications for admssion Inc great
majority of the visitors curiosity 1monsers wshout
sympathy, aud merely hungry for sensation. Ihey
blocked ND the waris and disturbed tho patients by
their inouires aud their rude gaze Very maeh an,
noved nv their persistence Warden Brennan finally told
them that he did not keep o menagerie,"
and insisted upon their making room for rel
atIves besides giving orders that only friends should
be admitted Many OF the visitors however Game to do
noble They famed the patients gave .hem cool
ing drinks, assisted them TO easy peaitions and dis
trbuted fruit liquors. and icecream Such visitors al
ways received hearty welcome the warden. The
Zee Reursh R~~n
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMPR,c,

hAsOSlc CELEBRATIONS IN LIMA AND CAII.o
CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH or JULY AT
PANAMA. NJ
PANAMA, July 6.-The United States steamer
osspoe returned TO Calao the 18th ult from sbo,,
cruise Tacna has experienced several esrtbonsSas
s'ey but no serious damage has resulted further
sans the utmost terror TO the inhabitants 81 Jobn
D was celebrated by the Masonic fraternity ip Lima
san caso with the accustomed enthusiasm and good
aue Fourth celebrated here on the Isfhrops an
uai end with much enthusiasm MS the present as
rssed condition OF business would admit The Sa,
s,.esed OF without lnlsbap, and WAS ann -
sss-rrsoH with former "Fouyths," when mone gu
AZ much pore plentiful. On the 5tb rumor.
ma H. isycl1lenafy movement were circulated
II Ailesl " t. zee prominent citizens Supposed a.
Was @fsclsd. namely GreeoIio Miro.
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COLLISION on THE WILMINGTON AND READING
ROAD-ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL
WOUNDED.
WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. "A freight train
came In collision with peach train on the Wilmington
and Reading Railroad Marshall station, at
day One of the engineers killed and several brake
men wounded The engines and cars were badly wrecked
THREE PERSONS KILLED IN NEw-HAMPsHIRE.
CONCORD, N. H., Aug. 2.-Dr. George Howe
and wife. Mrs Charles Tton, and Miss walcott all OF
Boston, while taking q pleasure drive yesterday, In
by nm express train on the Vermont Central Road and
the three first named instantly killed Miss Wacott
escaped with severe bruises.
BRAKEMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
PoUaHKEEPsIE, Aug adam Duble, q
brakeman on the Hudson River Railroad was seriously
If not fatally injured to-day, by being knocked from his
train.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

go. Robert s. Hunt. butcher in Sacramento. Cal
died on Wednesday Of bite his neck blosh
IA severe thunder storm passed over South
Eastern Virgins TUESDAY large barn 90 the Hampton
-. John H. Taylor Of Cohoes, New York, was ar.
Bao yesterday for breaking into ewey stealing
$500 worth Of watches sni ~ey lie for ta
-. The Freemasons of Trey LAID the cornerstone
temple yesterday with appropriate Delegations
were press nj ron Loo vicinity George Baseoss Of
heistad asG I'd Master OF Ceremonies
-. The Grand Encampment of Massachusetts, Odd
Po~. held their snnas meeting Boston Yesterday The report
W. Grand Scribe shows Of the present time 20
with membership Of there bsyluE
dsnns The past 81 bye
nembs~
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A DISHONEST POSTMASTER

PHrLApELPHIA, Aug. "A dispatch rom
wnkesbarre, Penn, says: N r. Kemp, station AHen'
and Postmaster at Faryew, on the Lehigh 'aiiey ran
road WAS arrested this morning by 3. IT, Schwartz Gov
eminent Detective, for robbing the naii OF
certificate and forging vouchers 10 tue same. nc m
leld IN $500 bail for appearance, 10 blOTIo"' po'
United etat1A &c InIaishIOnsI GBsfave Hsh"
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Total 1890 ll3.9s5 ls4,e07. =.

Total l342 1925 13ieO7.- 1925 43,5'2 H2oH
BY the annexed table, also furnished by the Census
Bureau the percentage of the population of New-York
City by wards appears In striking light. Moro than
seven out every nine residents born OF
foreign parents while only $751; or about one in 49, are
of American parentage SIDE In the entire popua
ton nearly 100000 only about in five Of fun
American parentage. The Empire City has been kened
to midri on the shores of the Atlantic catching all
that floats over its waters from the Old World These
remarkable figures forcby illustrate this and show
sons for many Of the city's characteristics.
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IRELAND.
GROWING

GROWING CONSIDERATION FOR THE poyu
VISITORS
DUBLIN. Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1871.
The Princess Louise visited the Agricultural
sar to-day and was frequently and loudly cheered By
the spectators. The people growing warms - 60
demonstrations toward the Royal visitors.
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SWITZERLAND.

ARMED GERMANS CROSSING THE FRONTIER.
BERNE, Wednesday, Ang. Q, 1871.
Some armed Germans having violated the
Jura frontier Of Switzerland the Swiss Government has
addressed protest to the Cabinet OF Berlin.
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ATTEMPT AT WHOLESALE POISONING.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "A special to The
Ereng Telegraph Atlantic City, N. j. says about
80 persons eating starch pudding at dinner at
he Ahambra Hotel there, yesterday, showed signs of
supposed that arsenic put In the starch by
di sclE rged domestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-03

Foreneio Arosemena. and Jes6 Maria Bermudez, the
latter Spanish editor of The Star and Herald OF this city
They kept closely confined, and not allowed inter
course with their friends Nothing has yet been made
public as to foundations for suspicion, upon which the
Government has taken action.
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TURKEY.

TROOPS SENT TO ALBANIA.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1871.
The Sultan has dispatched 1900 troops
against the insurgents in Albania.
LATER-A special to The Times, from scutari reports
that the instruction In Albania has been suppressed
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AUSTRIA.

AN IMPERIAL CONFERENCE PROPOSED.
VIENNA, Wednesday, Aug. ., 1871.
1t is probable that the Emperor William OF
Germany and Francis Joseph Of Austria viii soon meet
at Gasen, Austria.
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NEW YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1871.

Anniversary OF american Independence; and Jas g.
Reynolds OF Idaho TO be Commissioner 6uDstue TOT the
mi
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CENsIrs OLE NETWORK CITY.

UENDUb OF NEW-IOHh OII II
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-The following table
has Just been prepared at the Census Office
MALE CITIZENS IN NETWORK CITY OVER TWEN1foNB
YEARS OF AGE
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ANOTHER CALL.

NEWYORK, Aug ], 1S7l.
The undersigned invite all citizens Of New
York. interested in the maintenance of good government
and an honest administration of the City finances 10 at
tend public meeting to be shortly announced, at which
action win be taken with view of investigating the
grave charges which have been publicly made against
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TopSyRAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

The Ku-Kmx Sub-Committee are still engaged In the
examination of witnesses. Nothing OF special interest
% cited One class Of witnesses testify to and
order and the absence OF KuKux organizations In GER
tain Southern localities while another class testify In an
opposite direction II is stated that subcommittee
will be sent I'm October, to investigate the facts con,
nected with the Mississippi KuKlux 800 OF whom were
indicted at the recent term Of the United States Circuit
Court at oxford. IA. ,,o ocoa n, soo
rotary OF the Senate died TO night a. ,ns ""of0
II ia understood that change will soon DC made In tne
chief ccrkshp OF the Department OF Agriculture c s
nat Mr. a nj Newton of philadelphia, formerly Chiei
Clerk OF that Department. will succeed Mt Mean the
present incumbent. ,, ,.,., WHITE N, New
Jersey to be superintendent OF Indian Ans TOT me
os,ar ~ The Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho Territory;
F. W. Lincoln Appraiser Of Merehandise ~ bost"h
1homae Donaldson Of Idaho to be Conmi.soner 70
biladelpbja on the occasion Of tile One Hundredth
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WASHINGTON.

PROBABLE END OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TON TROUBLEr-GEN. PLEAS0NrON TO RETIRE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST GOV. LIND
SAY OF KENTUCKY-THE RECENT WAR DE-
PARTMENT DECISION.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Total population. ......-..ei2,2s2
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VOL XXXI.....No' 8, 462.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

TERRIBLE RAILROAD AocfpLNi-fi
,NnRED.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

Saturday morning saw the beginning OF the
new Jewish Year 5632. According to GUS
toms on this day begins period OF prayer
and peuance, of devout meditation and
to the Lord of all, which last
ten days or until the Day of Atonemens.
This season is not festive one as with the
American people, bit during this time all
the Jewish people do penance and exhors
in prayer, except the reformed Jews, who
do not keep the festival beyond Saturday
evening, while the orthodox celebrate the
second day, yesterday, with as much tervor
as the hrst As the descendants OF those who
received the word at Sinai, the first day ofths
year is one OF holy significance, day OF
memorial, the day of the sounding of the
shophar, the rAm's-horn which called the
people of the tribes together for PRAYER and
Penance. In connection with this period
there exists a happy contrast between the
Jewish people and those of other races
One merely says 'the compliments of the
season" but with the Jewish people from
centuries back has passed down to the pres
!, ent day the kind and brotherly wiah, oil the
i world over: "May the new year be com
] missionsd to bring you every blessing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
The Davenport aarstts-Hsw Building.

The we'll known enterprise and proper
business management of the Davenport
Gazette--a paper that stands confessedly in |
the front ranks Of the profession in lows, is
made manifest TO the public in a commo-
dious and substantial new Printing House,
erected this season, on Third Street, next
door to the Post Office. at has animpos-
ing three-ssory front composed of brick,
iron and plate glass. The first story has
frontage of % feet, running back so feet, 10
which is located the counting room, press
room and engine room, and stair cases lead
ing above. The second story has frontage
of 80 feet, az feet deep, in which the editor
iAl room. private Office and Job rooms are
located. The third story is the same dimen-
sion as the second, with composing room
and store room. The stories are -, II and
IL feet high respectively. The counting
room has an ash and walnut floor; frescoed
walls and ceilings, counters in walnut, with
birds-eye maple panels, fitted with numer.
Gus drawers and desks for business pur
poses; has also fire proof brick vault
copy waiter communicating with the uppel
floors, and speaking tubes to upper room
d The press room is thoroughly fitted with
machinery, hosting apparatus, etc. TIT
Editorial roam is neatly frescoed and fur
nished with the usual appliances for tina
4 important department. The job and com
posing rooms are thoroughly fitted up 70
o doing work in a comfortable and convenien
manner. The ceilings of the workin
: rooms are in narrow wood, and the wall
IL waiusooated six feet. Each floor is supplie
ly with water-closets and iron washing sink
the latter supplied with water from a tau
located in the upper story, supplied fro'
the cistern by force pump"
C. We are pleased to see this evidence
as prosperity, and congratulate the proprietor
ne upon so substantial and handsome buildin
a for their future home. Nothing spesl
he better for a city, or gives it better nan
OF abroad than properly conducted new
~ paper and just such improvements as Il
~. Gazette's new building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

The LIZ CLEDE.-A. N. Guild, Esq,
formerly landlord aud proprietor of the
Rock Island House in this city, has pur'
CHASED the LIE Clede Hotel in Chicago. He
took possession on Monday of last week
and is running one of the hes. $500 day
houses in the United States, so sAy all who
have stopped there Try IT,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO Do ?-"BusinesG
is my profession" do you answer then By
sll means take q course at the Chicago Bust
ness College. 1t has been thoroughly reor-
ganized and now equals in it's discipline Of
department and educational methods that of
the best schools in the country. Do not fail
10 visit the school or get catalogue. Ad-
dress Bryant & Chase, Chicago, Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

A FINE Stock OF FAsHIoNABLE Goods
Mr. T. Mccullough, the fashionable Mer
chant Tailor, of Davenport, has returned
from New York with very handsome stock
of goods for "gents" wear. Mr.. Mccullough
has already earned widespread reputation
for keeping frat class fashionable goods,
and this season he seem. to have excelled
all previous efforts in the selection of his
stock. All in need of fine fashionable goods
should examine McCollOugh's stock before
purchasing No. So Brady street, Dsven.
mort
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
at 1amherger's,

Just opened, a full line of the celebrated Buff
falO alpaOas, plain aad plaid pOplins, perOAles,
linen dress goods in great variety very cheap,
splendid assortment of pArssols, the popular
hip gore corset for Summer wear, all sizes-on'y
81, retail; new and splendid stock of staple
goods of every desert 2tiOn. Call and examine
tor yourselves. Clothing made to order, as be-
fore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

BUEwELL & BAILEY have just received
some new styles r. R. caps, also fall fash
ions in silk hats. They have recently re
fitted their establishment and have on ex
hibilion the largest, most complete and mos
fashionable stock of hats, caps and genera
furnishing goods ever brought to the city.
They are selling cheap.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

The ladies of America, from their peculiar
b Abits, are said to be the most unhealthy in the
world, also to suffer most when about TO become
mothers. DR.. Velpsus Pills are great blss-
sing TO all ladies', as they regulate and assist
ture. Sold by all good Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
aoAaD OF SUPERVISORS.
BOAHU UE bUkNhFAsV6bs
Regular September Term, 1871.
n -
FouRTH DAY, FRrDAY, Sept. 10,
Continued.

Connnued.
The committee on town and town ae
counts made the following report and recon
mendation, which, on motion of Supr Flick
ingor, was received and adopted:
Your committee on town and town &C
counts would report that they have examin-
ed the accounts of the town auditing boards
of the several towns 10 the county and find
they require rate per cent. on all taxable
property, real and personal, in said towns
respectively, for the year, A. D., 1871, as
follows, viz:
Canoe Creek-town tax, 800; road and
bridge tax, 200.
Coe-town tax, 200; road and bridge tax,
600.
Coal Valley-town tax, 400.
Bnffalo Prairie-town tax, 200.
And in theensuing townships the amounts
named on sAch-&100 valuation.
Zuma-town tax, cents; road and bridge
tax, 5 cents.
Port Byron-town tax, cts road anC
bridge tax, 10 cts.
Hsmpson-towu tax, 10 cts road An(
bridge tax: 20 cts.
r Moline-town tax, 3 cts; road and bridg
tax, 10 cts.
Black HAwk-town tax, 5 cts road an
bridge tax, 80 cts.
Bowling-Road and bridge tax 20 cts.
AndalusiA-townt tax, 10 cts road ar
bridge tax, cts.
Edgington-town tax, 5 cts road an
bridge tax, cts.
Drury--town tax, Is cts; road and bridg
tax, 5 OTIS.
We would recommend that the count
clerk be ordered to extend the rate per cen
for the various taxes above named on a
taxable property in said towns respective
for the year 1871.
JOHN CLARKE,
\ Eorn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

GRAPES AND CRAZE JUICE.-The price of
grapes is now so low that everybody will
fe 81 i! necessary to procure supply for
jelly, preserves, &c, and many will desire
the juice for making wine.
The grapes grown at the Rock Island
Vineyard are regarded by connoisseures as
very superior in flavor, and stand at the
head of the list with buyers. Orders left al
the book stores of Champion & Co. or Wal
ter S. Gates & Co. will receive prompt At
tention. Pure grape juice with or without
sugar so cents AAd $l.2O per gallon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
Younr zen, Liorary A..Osistlsn.

The rooms Of the Young Mems Library Asso-
citation are open from le \. ID. until 10 P. N.
every day except Sundays. A large and we'll
selected assortment Of wsrks nov on hand.
Tickets three dollars, which can always be pre-
sursd Of tos Secretary. mAy6diy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
wadsworth g. Parsons,

Are now receiving their Fall importssiOns OF
CARPETS, They have in stock full line Of Body
Tapestry Brussals, Three-ply, Isgrain, Wool
Dutch, Hemp and other grades, and large as
sortmsnt of Oil Clothe, Mattings, Rugs, he.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
Temple of HONOR

Rock Island Temple Of Honor No. Il, meets
every Thursda, evening, and Social Temple No.
s, every Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock, at Odd
Fellows Eall, c. 81. KINokT. Wet.
A. A. BUFFUM, W. r. 6ee22-du
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
PIMPLES ON TIE FACE

TOR ooMEDoNEs, BLAoK-woRMs OR
L Grubs, Pimply Eruptions aud Blotched
Diahgurations on the face, use Psrry's comedone
ana Pimple Remedy. 1t is harmless ana tmvais-
able Prepared only by DR.. 3. G. PERRY,
Dermatologist 40 Bond Street, New York.
Sold by every Druggist in Rock IslAnd and else
where feb 27d&w6m.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

A Jolly BOATMAE.-Graham, the IN
pulsive livery man has sold his interest in
he livery establishment of Graham & Kerr,
to Mr.. Wright, and has purchased an in-
teress in, and transferred his affections 30
the "Viola." The livery business will be
continued at the old stand under the name
of Kerr d Wright, and when we say it is
the place to get good and the most stylish
rigs" we are not only (W)right, bat Kerr
rect in the aforesaid statement. Try them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
CD SSIlews

Rock Ialand Lodgs No. 1s, I. o. 0. F., meets
every Mos day evening at odd FsilowS Hall
southeast corner Of Illinois and Esgis Sta, Al
II o'Oioek P.x.
LOUIS Y. kCKHARpr, y. G.
NJ q. Mc3AvRAE, r. S.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18
Medical.

Attention is called 10 the advertisement of DR..
BohAnnau, of st. Louis, Ne. His repat&tiou is
that Of ons OF the most successful physicians in
his speciality 10 the West.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-18

CoMIEG.-Robinson' Excelsior circus,
and Ames' great menAgerie, all under the
same canvass, and all to be seen for the
same admission price.