Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-18

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Tickets 81.
Noiiners have made 40 sdditioO of
seventy-fve acres Of land to their city GENE
terry, At cost of $4,000.
The one dollar gold pieces are to be with.
drawn from circulation and recoinsd into
pieces Of larger denomination.
The epizootic is nothing new. il is said
that the Vsterinariss wres,lsd with it in
Greece as long ago as Az B. G..
The two Grant newspapers publi.hed in
this county seem determined that Morris
Rosen6eld shall "go south" aud yet he
don't go. What have they got against Nor.
risS
The Chicago. Rock IslaDd Il Pacific rail
road is one of the longest in the coun-
try, extending, with main line and
branches, over nearly one thousand miles Of
/ road.
| Carl Schurz Lectures this evsniog at the
Burus Opera House, Davenport Subject
Germany and France" Those who at
tehu from tnis sue eau fehuIu " thc 'i7ie
at lois.
The Northern Line steamer ReiWinE
passed down last evening. Several pAssen
gers eu the boat stopped at the Harper
House. The boat will lay up for the winter
at Montrose.
Those desiring to st,end Hon. Carl
Schurz's lecture at the BuTtis Opera House,
Dsven port. this evening. can take the Gas
tram at the Rock Island depot and return
by the l0:15 traiu-lfter the lecture.
The stentiou OF horse o~Hsrs is rsquett-
ed to the Sdv,rusement Of "Sure Cure
for the 'ep z,otie' or horse disease, which
has recent, appeared ,ngts,s vicinity. For
sale "a qusnIlties by Smith & Bonrey
Gee Of the heaviest Cslforpis ms'is ever
Or. uRht rN,l~srd on toe G., K X P. came
10 saturday night IL contained four toUs
, Of letters aud newspapers from mail trains
which had bsen blocked By snow for two
days on the Union Pacific
FrsI Douglass says that Grant would
have been beaten without the negroes And
thSt the negro element must be recognized
aud rewarded by the appointment of the
negro lawyer Lsngston to q seat In the
Cabinet Why not:
The Union Continues its efforts 20 prove
/ rht Mr. HA-ley rould have had more votes
, ii more people he'd voted for him-and TO
q make up for hi deficiency that paper adds
all the vote, for Conor, Black and Adams
to Hswley's vote. Even ~i,b This Hs~lsy
is slill behind Grant.
If 40 body wants to know how it happened
that the streets were so crooked 10 Boston
lie, him take look at that path through
[ ion square 1t would GOV be easier sud
better and safer 20 SAX from coroer to cor
. ner, but people sill continue TO use the sane
old path which ~aI made before the hole
vas filed
Tbs Moline city seal is described a. fol
=, lows: \ mechanical da,ics, in the center
Of which ia a governor, With beviled cog
wheel, anvil and GledEe, on the left. aud =
spur cog wheel and mill burr on the
right, the whoie surrounded by the inscrio-
tiou, City of Moline, incorporated Aug. 30,
:. 1872"
An effort is being made to run the Rock
ford trains over the c., R. l L P. track be-
tween this city add Moline. or, perhaps PORT
Byrou Junction. This would relieve Illinois
street. Of ths RJcsford track and leave
plenty OF room for a horse railroad up Iili-
nOis street and along SIDE the c., +. I. & P
tracks to The new passenger depot,
lady in this city, who has a son about
seVentees years OF age, though abe observed
something upon his upper lip, yestsrd. V
morning, and proceeded to wipe i, of.
Whersupou the youth cried out: "H1 I'D on,
ma. You'll rub ell the color from my nous
chez "Lor me- said the lady, al
: thought it was SUIT"
r Some twenty or thirty ysara ago B-u
Psrley PoOrs, of Boston, discovered a mode
of attracting public attention BY riding 10 a
" "hselbArrow and cAlling it collecting an
has bean re-suScted nearly every year, 81
various places. II vas done hsre the other
dsy. aud some Of the Pspsrs called it "a
oov-l affair" There il no noSeIty about il
"al --i' is older than most of the person.
who re-eaAct tn farce.
TIE contemplate fling at private 1850.
citation OF Amusement seekers in this, city
! written BY some ~ouldbe smart man" &c
the Chicago Times was not republisbsd b,
the Union, a. toat concern is not q news
paper, bot only a personal oSRau of Mr.
H.wley and the post Cfii,e. Many are in
clihed TO believe the enArticle q atsd from
the Union office in revenge for q faocisc
1 slight, aud thai the notice of the man VII,
has the horse disease in his eyes was put II
as a blind 10 one respect the article is yer,
: cOnIsmpt bic and usiust-in others it il
quite clever.