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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02
DYED.

SADDORIS. --November 30th, In Coe Township,
af'er lRess Of two months Nancy, wife OF Henry
Saddors, Esq, aged 80 years.
The deceased came to this vicinity about twenty
years since. and at the time of her death was sur
rounded by all the comforts that a competency oil
this worlds goods can give, and family Of children.
She has suddenly been summoned to enter upon the
scenes of the unseen world, where trials and sor-
cease. She leaves large circle of friends and
relatives and breaved husband and children to
mourn her early departure alas, to them too early
for who to hem can fill the vacant seat at theil
hearthstone
Coz. Dec. l, 1911 -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02

II you do uot feel well you send for doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise. scrawis soSe
hierosly pb ies upon piece of paper which you
take to q drug store and there pay 80 cents TO
81 90, bssidss the d ctor's foe, for O remedy
nine times out of ten not half good as DR..
korse's Indian Rot Pills, which costs bat 20
cents per box. Do you think the former the
best, because you paw the most for ita Hyou
do, We advise you t. use, just rs an expert
no mt, ths borse's Indian Root Pills. They
are prepared from a formula, pronounced BIZ
the most learned physicians Of our country, to
be he best aud most universal of family me-
dcines. The Morse's Indian Root Pills cure
Headache, Liver 90 nplAint, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Female Irregularities, &s.. and are put
NJ both sugar-eoated and plain Give shsm Q
Trial sold nv eli dealers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02

NsRvoUs headache is Instantly relieved
by |. pinch Of DurnoS Catarrh Snuff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02

SHALL move in about a week. | will sell
nay entire stock at the prime cost without re-
serve l.. WOLF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02
MARI led.

| WAKEFIELD D-HENTHORN.-In lie Claire. on
the 3Oth day of November 1871, by Rev. L. A. Van
SAINT, Mr.. Elijah o. Wakefield, and Miss Sarah E.
| HeuthOrn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02

Ladies' who nre suffering from certain com
plants, known only to females, should st once
get DR.. Vepau's Female Pills. They produce a
most charming effect. sold by al Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02

We call attention to the eaFd of the St. Louis
Medicine Co., chartered institution they offer
Metropolitan SKIN 10 all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02
CITY BULLETIN.
CHICAGO. ROCK rsLAHD . PAorBIo n. !

CHICAGO. ROCK TsLAED PAoIBIo n. n.
Trains leave Rosk Island-eoIxe nAsr.
Day Express aud Mail, Sis a. m.
Rock IsiAnd Aooommodstion, A.0o p. IN.
NighI EKpTO0, 1880 p. IN.
eona WEST
Day Express and Mail, s:tS m.
Might MxPrsss, c;ts y. m.
Rock IslAnd Accommodation.
.. BursAu Junstlon. Leaves Bureau Junction.
500 D. m. $50 q. IN.
Ths Day Express and Mail leaving here 81
sis q. IN, connects ct Bureaa Junotion st lO:lb
.. m, for Peoria.
Ths Night Express lssvias here at 1889 p. N.
0oansots At BareAu ~ 80 D, m for Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02
oot7-dsn
Notice.

THE UNDERsTsNED WOULD RESPECT.
A., rally Inform his friends and old customers,
n1 no will sEain open his Meat M .rket on
NJ. n,trset. Ia aook Island, ON next Friday,
.v.,, tvsn' 1871, With choice lot Of Meat Of
las ,, End' which he will sell at the loves, liv-
Re.s e., FRANK lips
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02

Have removed to Illinois at, near Washington
Rock Island, where they have a STOCK of Piess
goods, aud are prepared to make up clothing to
ordsr. Perfect fts guaranteed. Cleaning,
Securing, Cutting and repAiring done ohesply
and promptly A share nc custom respectfully
solicited. They hs stock of Ready
Made Clothing. moh8d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02

bright, healthy eaue IA $ perennial spring
otJoy In every weh-resaloted family, and where
Is tsst fstAer after the strife and turmoil of
business, on retiring to bus ho me- lie not
OF care bJ the innocent prattls of his CHILD 2
PerhAPs this father is worldly man. and makes
gold mis- idol, he mEy have been . suocssltaI man,
and amsssed riches. Yot plAes his child on the
sick bed, and eli his gold as ct the dis possl of the
physician, and the only return he asks lie the res
torAtien of health to his child. Fathers Moth
ers! would you preserve your child in health ?
Then listen TO as. There is one prevsiling oauss
of the disease In children, aad that cause is
worms. Ii TINS oause Of disease ia not reno ed,
your child will Sicksn and die, or finger suffer
ing invalid for life. We present to you an infal-
hbis remedy for worms; il is
Dr.. Judson's Dead SAes Worm Candy,
and 10 put up In the form of stick of candy, and
20 pleasant to the taste, that children greediiy
tease for it. Il is purely vegetable, and oAnnot
hurt the smallest ohiid. Ask for Dr. Judsod e
Dead Shot "ora Candy. For sAls every where
at 30 cents per package. W. h oOMsToCK,
dsc6 sole Proprietor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02

va All First Class Assists wishing an en-
gagement, will address J. ". Florence, or call on
the Proprietor. nov2Od IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02
CITY

A WASH Girl wanted at the Rock island
House. .rr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02
UNIV ERSALIS n,

Send for free sample copy of the CHRISTIAN
a irstclass weekly journal published by
the New York State Convention of Universallsts
and containing the Sermons of DR. L. Ii. CHA
PIN. Terms $2-50 per year. Address
Publisher CHRISTIAN LEADER.
12sS Broadway New York Cifr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-02
Tsmpls Of Honor

NJ &. Nc dAvRAs. R. $
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
HORSE NOTES.

Dr. Price, OF Lexington, Ky, has the fastest year.
ling trotter 10 the world This prodigy few weeks
ago troted mile, IN harness. in three minutes and
twelve seconds, IN presence OF several gentlemen Of
yeraciy. The colt was sired by X. g. Barkers trot.
ting stallion Eiicsson the dam being by Pilot.
II proper Is taken with this colt and the forcing
process ignored ne ought to grow into clipper
whose ike has never been seen Bnt we are afraid
tnat the owner viii want too rapid development
OF speed In which case, most likely, Tie colts legs
and lungs VIII be destroyed before ne reaches
matnrlty--a common occurrence nowadays. 1he
sire of the above colt Ericsson, when We saw MIN IN
Detroit fonr years ago, was one OF Lhe most
substantial horses that our eyes over behed and we
are told mat ne still ID III vigorous health lie is
now In kentucKy-the right horse In tho right
place. Ericsson mas record OF 2:301a when l0ar
years Old.
special meeting OF tho Board OF Appeals Of the
National Association Tor the promotion oil the in
terest5 0f the American rottinx turf Will he held at
the Everett House ia tins city on wednesday next,
27th inst.
The great inaugural post stake opened by the
Louisiana Jockey tluD VIII close the first day VI
January. II is two-mile heats Tor all ages, 500
each, play or pay, ana 500 ADDED by the club tho
first horse TO receive $4,000 the second $3.50, and
the third $3.50 ouc or The stakes. Three or inore
Will MI, and the will be run on the iist i:y Of
the inaugural m seitug April -.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

Mal,reatment Of "a prisouer.

Ofilcer Charles Duffy. who has been charged with
III treatment OF prisoner, was yesterday brought
before Commissioner Manierre Tor trial. NUMBER
OF witnesses examined with regard 10 the gen
eral conduct OF Dufry, and, aiso, as TO his
usual treatment OF prisoners, aud nothing
was ellcited tnat IN any way rejected on his Ell.
cheney as policeman or tne hpmaneness OF hls
character. One witness gave evidence who had
seen the policeman arrest the man who has made
all the sensation, and he said
THE PRISONER WAS so DRUNK
that IL was only with the greatest diY1culty the
oicer could get him along the street. He frequently
tumbled head foremost to such an extent mat his
head came against the ground, ana that falling IN
this way he got the abrasures the lace and mead
80 much complained OF by the public. Inc captain
OF the precinct and number OF policemen test
fed 10 the general good conduct OF Duffy, aud
Sergeant McUOrl said tine man had never been put
into the box the papers complained so loudly about
lie added that no prisoner IN tho same state OF In.
tOxcatt0n AZ DuRy's prisoner is ever put into that
box. Commissioner Manierre asked the sergeant II
The court was
IN THE CONDITION
II was reported. Tne sergeant replied that 1t was
aud added that he had only just paid his share into
fund TO buy fusi for the place Ihe Court then ex.
planned that the question was asked 10 point out
that the Police commissioners had nothing 10 DO
with the heating OF the Court and 10 correct an
impression that had gone abroad 10 that ercok
The Will DO referred 10 the Board for CGnsid-
erailQn anu verdiet given ia tho course or The
week.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
THE "BLAOK CROOK" BALLET GIRLS.

Strange Freak Of a Bond Street Landlady-
A Warrant ISSUED for Her Arrest.
At the T0mbs Police Court yesterday several
members OF the corps de ballet OF the "Black
Crookn appeared before Judge hogan and made
complaint against Mrs. Van Buskirk, Of AZ Bond
street. The names OF the complainants were:-
Mrs. Matthews and daughter, Miss Kate Gra-
ham, MISS Lizzie stanton, Miss Weston Miss
Minnie Beasley and Miss Aliie Willers These
ladies stated that the suit OF rooms
were engaged on Saturday; rent to be
paid In advance, which requirement was complied
with. On Wednesday night, ON their return from
the performance AZ Nolos Garden, the ladies found
Their baggage and all their personal effects In the
street aud themselves locked out. An appeal to
Mrs. Van Buskirk by the ringing 0f the door pen
was IN oondltlon that rendered her obvious 10
any appeals OF q kindly character. The night was
Intensely cold, and aiter q long delay, with the
prompt assistance and kindly nelp Of tho policeman
on post IN Bond street. Mr.. Henry Palmer arrived
on the scene and had the young ladies and
their baggage removed TO the ST. Charles
Hotel. On examination OF their trunks the ladies'
found that much OF their personal apparel had been
damaged, and SIS In currency stolen. 1t was for
this damage and robbery that Judge Hogan granted
q warrant for the apprehension OF Madame Van
Buskrk. The examination Will take place to-day
AZ the Tombs Police Court
The New York herald., 1871-12-23


Another Kniahtiy CIaimant-rhs Hertford
Estates-sir iiichard Wallace a. q Claim
aaa-The Case Before the Irish Law
Courts.
Prom the Manchester Examiner Dec. el
E1tates double the value OF those a. stake in the
great Nchborne case have thia week been the sub
jeos OF an elaborate judgment In the Dublin Court
ef Common Pleas. and the slight apparent interest
taken Of the circumstance may perhaps be re.
sArded By some critics o. another proof OF the ma
siopal inability to consider tvo things ct time.
Tho late Marquis OF Hert.ord, as most newspaper
readers know, led, II not an adyenturous, at least
spent in Paris, the Marquis being one Of the most
pOnspicu0us examples Of absentee landordism.
as was So,n man % 9 immense n having Sg
were limited stric settlement, but the latter were
Asyisane and they formed the subject Of the recent
eriaL To get at the grounds Of action we must 70
back 10 the Iear 1888, when the Marquis the Lord
Yarmouth, made viii devislng his irish estates to
Lord Henry seymour thls brotherl, mis- sons and
daughters, with ultimate remainder to Sir George
unmarried in 1858, and the deSisee in
ss1o Sir George Hamilton seymour then
Wo now approach the disturbing element In the
eAse. lhe Marquis father died IN 1s42, and In June,
Mrtrep on small sllns Of paper and one of ws,an on
has led 10 the SUIT Of Wallace Seymour. The FIRST
d these codIcils bears date June 1, Ia the above
named year, ana by II the Marquis gave to Madame
GiaupraA, OF Hau hoon street, PiceadilIy, sum "
money and his house in the Rue Lantte, Paris. for
Aes hie By another, executed on the same day, a
sum VI $4,000 was devised. the interest OF which
~, m ~ 10 ioi me benefit oi young lady at thai
simc Iesiolng at MariL III France. A week later the
bsfIuisu uieW up another coacil In these terms:-
herecy revoke tbe beques IN my viii Of the
yss'esr ~ AL ny eA Ahd rsrsona Henry
feynoi and W reward ss much en- klclAJd Wstscs
or and ATTENTION ~ molcy ns attt
Non 10 myself IN lonE and in.ts give snrh rest
yoe 70 said Richard Wallace, now living at The H0ei do
France, Bouofns- ~ ~
The whole Trial turned upon these words and how
precious uiey he viii be understood when we statc
lnas upon their Drccise Interpretation depends
ine ultimate destination of estates worm
h0m 10000 70 10000 q year sm George
Hamilton seymours ught 70 everything un-
uef the orlglLal VIII could not lie disputed.
The real question is, TO what extent must The
podici be taken a. reversal or the terms OF tbat
ipstrumentf DO the Marquis, whsn he filed up
ihts small rip Of paper mean 10 place sir Richard
Nallace ~ exactly The same pOsitun 10 that occd
ped ~ ,hc,deeDdaDi ~ the wal or did he merely
lIisnd W ifansier 10 him The personal property
therein leia.red - Tne Marquis regard Jor ihe
plalnln Il, itgnay ce femarked. lu!ie inieigible
oD tbe geneiaii understood gronnd tnst nuk.sl ltn.
siaBdipg Tie diiittebce ~ Their Dagnes 4 bloOf re-
lsl,onship % ihs closest Kind s6bslsicd be
tween Them. Bu, an ihat tho lawycrs
lad 70 isAe INTO aacotDa ea IL, sirlot
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
ENGLAND.

Paris Refugees in LohdSn-fSdse of Hospi-
talisy -Intenperate Language OF the Freneh
Fanatics. *
While the fadical journals Of Paris are asking for
az amnesty for the Communist prisoners the follow
ing is written In London, in the Qui VtUe by GER
tain Borgella, ex.Lieutenant Colonel Of artillery,
aide-de- camp to Kossel being addressed to v,
ypaxjl ,ss srecxa one morning and ior You ar he ss
ben Of konaucon, but In the Place de la Concore. To
those eu6tnous galows, TO- which formerly attached
the wretches unworthy OF the and block you will be
banged And you viii be there suspended. the face
out ofthe head And You viii remain there night day.
IN the sun, tho rain until the complete decomposition Of
your fhy carcasses which, morse by morse will fal In
!hs dust Or the mud Of the public ilnare we shall aso
know where to find wives and children. shall
conduct them 20 the spo and under your corpses will
make thcm dancc and they shall do sure for
shall beat the time their horse
whips The orchestra will be 200U00 of crying In
unslon, "Behod the justice OF avenged Pafis!"
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
Q . Z r U AR z.

The Earl Of Ellenborouah, Ex-Governor
General Of Inilin, G. G. ID.
4 telegram from London informs US that Edward
Law, Earl OF Ellenborough, viscount Southam,
formerly Governor General OF India died IN Eng
land on Thursday night tho 2lst instant, at the
age Of eghty-one years.
Ine barony OF Ellenborough was created by the
British Crown in the year 1s44, IN the person OF
Edward Law, who had discharged the important
duties OF LORD Chief Justice OF the Court OF
Queens Bench Ycr many years. He was the
frat Baron Eilenborongh. The peer now
deceased was the eldest son Of the first
lord and sCccee0ci n.m IN the baronal title.
He was born III the yea 1,0o, and came to the
Pecrase 10 1873. he married uel9 daughter of
In the year lsl9. Lord Ellenborougn tooE Tor ms
Admiral Dgov. The Earl was educated at Etou.
lie took the uegree OF NJ. A. In Cambridge Unlvcr-
sity. lie sat In Parliament for 81. Michaels tsnce
dsfrancnised) the session OF 1sI2-13. Lord Ellen
borough served ai Governor General OF Inda from
the year 1912 to the year 1s4l with great credit to
himself and much advantage to the interests Of his
sovereign. He was commissioned First Lord
oil the Admiralty 10 1s45, and held the
position 10 the year next following. lie was Fresi.
dent OF the Board CT GOn,rol IN 1884, and again
III the months OF March. April and May Of 1885, by
recall. he was eevaled TO an earldom for his
services In India The heir presuAptive-tO the
barOny only-is the nephew OF the deceased Earl.
Charles Edmund Law, lately Lieutenant Colonel of
the Sixty-slxth regiment OF British infantry and
now colonel IN Her Malesty's army.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

49,. -.essage says that France has ennered much
ms sm sass ci pssns & up gs IT,
have syea e. hs e Evs
4 ssss asa " s he
Our relation. WIN Spain esS'sds .nIsss,s v n.s-..
ss ss:s Tss
!ssnss ssssss ssaay ssd
ground for anxiety labor may resume their
Tnc Message reverts 10 the situation Of tho int.
tior II acknowledges the dtnculty 10 establishing
We receive from all sides marks Of satiGfactiop,n M.
Theirs adaed tnat the present session OF the Councils
ana prudencc Referring % to the S SnanciSi POSITION
Oi the country the Message adverts to lhe fact that
under M tle M empire the budget had reached the sum
hc,hns was paid on. and the army neglected. We
d & The " " .s sSS
% on when We pa se We haze e
sn.y e spS
ss9s q i..s:.
This we owe 70 the empire
The Messago announces that the army, WIN
henceiorth consist OF $50 regiments 81 infantry,
every Loco me6: 5ne floating debt S vii VIII be be
reduced 70 $1,000 francs redemption
a.. 'ooAS&fs Ihe message Iurtncr says uat
the Nationai assembly Will choose between duties
ON raw material and other duties which Will be sub
mltted to It. Particulars are given with regard 70
exchange operations and the purchase OF foreign
bills ADudDg 10 the monetary crisis, ft Is stated
shat the Bank OF France Will be authorized TO IN.
crease the circulation by 400, COO 0o, 800 GOO 000f
or 600 OO0 Oc0E and 10 issue small notes. The mes
sage concludes by saying that the financial situar
u0n is satisfactory as can be desired under the
circumstances. Reveriing TO army ORGANIZATION
ana the necessary time required Tor IT, and TO the
compulsory service, ii. Thters said-@
Every FDchmsn his blood the country when that
danger but do not admit that In time Of peace
rrsnohmaD should be drafted into active service That
would be disorganzns civ e and running hpanccA Inn
eaGe)
n. Theirs continued
such course should be followed Franco would be lost
Dsn win draw lots the lowest numbefs viii enter upo4
Aoua service We shall thus have So0000 paen, Of wbom
00CU VIII remain nve with The cQlorA The others
win remain 81 home 10 guard the ciheA
n. Thiers concluded as foliows:-~
France desires peace and order, She requires military
ape financial reorgsnsalon This 10 her right towards al
and towads ourselvss No one can Dnd fauh With ~ The
haven before US We can already ngh H. lAppeal to the
nooerstion and Of Justice IN The Assembly, which
shoud rise Ab2ys Al parry snirit rely upon your Vsdom
As country WIN be just towards yon for scvc rendered.
n. Theirs made no alluslon ip his message either
% the constitutional question TO tue return OF the
Assembly to Paris or to the orleans PxlnocS taking
their seats in the Assembly.
The message was Well received
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
i xhe Election In Georgia Regarded as n
'sTarce.o

From the Utica IN. W Herald (repubcan Dec. OIL
The democrats Of Georgia nave gone through the
farce OF electng Governor to fill a vacancy which
his place Was died by the only method pro-
Ided by the Constitution. But the demo.
Gratis having Q majority IN the Legislature.
candidate is unanimously trId6ibhaht, so far as ;e-
mocratlc votes can secure triumph. Tue fepuo!l.
way be responsible for whatever usurpation may
follow. 1t Ia not likely that lhe present incumbent
Will yacai9 the Governors chair until he sees some
laWfu reason for II. We shall see what The de lOue
ment OF the democratic farce will be. The Courts
win probably nave TO settle the controversy that
will follow; ana 1t Is not very likely that they VIII
give decision IN violation Of the constitution Of
the State.
Here is the ground work for very nice little bt Of
litigation, in which eX-Attorney General Akerman
may hnd time TO take part.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

0SR OF THB Mosr BEAUTIFUL and costly works
which have come under our notice in these days OF
present making s series OF "Car toons Illustrative
OF the Gospels, with Illuminated Texts, The sub
jccls were desgned and etched by Eugenio satiIla,
and - now on exhibition at Brentano's book store.
The binding aud whole get pp OF TIE WORK Ia cx-
.ss.isIlaiv .sicn aud delicate.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
TIE LAKE VILLAGE oUTRAGEs.

Tn o Inhabitants Of Latte Rock Indignant and
Excited Over the Negro viIianies In Arikan-
sas.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Dec. o. 1871.
As further details are received the interest In.
among all classes regarding the condition Of
anairs In Chcot county. call for public meet
ing ct the City Hall at eleven O'Clock to-day has
been made 10y citizens OF all GLASSES and both
colors Tue object OF the meeting IL TO consult the
be done.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
A MONEY aRABBER CONS TO GRIEF.

On Thursday afternoon, while the booKSecper In
the packing house, No. 5l3 renth avenue, was
making up the proceeds OF the dag, George Gralam
walked boldly up 10 the desk and grabbed pack
aee ol pilIs amounting to $780, 1T was TOO dark TO
ne was Identified the following day Yesterday no
was arraigDed at the Yorkvie Police Court before
" dejapIt 0f Sl.000
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
Third Parties in Missouri.

From the ST. Louis Democrat republican, Dec. 20.]
TlN attempted third party IN Missouri means
nothing Dut the establishment OF lively trade In
votes for the pecuniary benefit OF q lew political
outcasts most OF whom have sounded the gamut OF
partsanship from end to end, and been at direrenL
known TO our local history 1t only needs = reve-
latiOn OF Its true purpose to galn for II the seal 0f
condemnation II so well deserves. The masses are
honest in both parties; and though they may be
easily miSed by tier leaders sometimes. they never
wilfully lend themselves TO such baseness and
ruptlOn "a underlte the Missouri movement
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
AN UNLUoKY GAME OF BILLIARDS.
Robbery cf n Diam ond Pin.

On Thursday evening, while Henry Rote, Jr., OF
the Mills House, 375 Fourth avenue, was attentively
watching game OF billiards, III the billiard room Of
that establishment, his diamond pin, valued at $40.
was taken from his shirt bosom. He did not miss
until friend Of his asked him where 10 was. kote
suspected Richard Carlton, alias Dick Max, who had
been standing rather TOO close TO hima snort time
previous 10 the pin being missed Carton WAS
arrested, ana arTaigned at the Yorkvihe Police
Court yesterday, before Alderman PlunkitL VINO
commIttcd him Tor EXAMINATION lD default oi $1,000
bal.