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ZEE VANlz c~0RN-PLAEfER-

OMPEE REMABLE, DURARLE-Fbis
- Planter haa bean t~horouRhiy frfad I'D
approved. Circular containing out. descrfo.
uont price a testimonials, Enf b aenf q
applicants. sample at Crafgas seed Rfcra -
Maln- T-a. SMITH VARIE
nAe MaEapnis, fmns
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CLOTHES WRINGRRz, at
WHEELER, PICKENS 4 cos,
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Go TO LE1DT q Co. for latest styles are.r
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DONoHo & BULKLEY.

Judge Archibald Wright's beautiful
homestead, cut into ninety building lots,
and will be sold by Donoho & Bulkley, ct
public sale, Wednesday morning, 18Th
instant, on the premises. Now Is the
time to secure 3 nome OF excellent loca-
ton, unquestionable title and on fair
termsl Diagrams at our office.
DONOHO & BULKLEY,
80 Madison street.
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FINE hot lunch st the "Bsy Ho-se' ev.
cry day. from ten 70 one O'Clock.
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PATENT Reversible Children Carriages
as WHEELER. PICKEHS q cos.
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RkYE YoUR Nusle sauNp

In elegant style by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN.
Bookbinders and StaaOners.
27oH Main street.
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FRrzRDs AND PATRONS are respectfully
Invited 10 leave theis orders st tns Mem
phis Steam Dyeing Establishment, 81
Madison street. All kinds OF cleaning.
and ccIorine, OF every material, Is done to
psrfsctlou. and OF shortest notice.
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FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.

Me@phts and ST. Leafs Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and Sc Louis
r. Stesmer = Z. JOSEPH,
- Corbett--
Will leave as above THIS DAY March Rt1s
a. Q O'Clock pm.
mill FLEM. CALVERT. supt
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INTERNAL RsVEsUE,

BROADWAY" snd "spring" drsI
hats at Lsidy & Co IS.
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,. Go |, 70 Joe LOOko's Tor the latest publ
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FIVE HUNDRED DozRN BRooNs AZ
WHEELER, PICKENS q co.'s
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FOR SALE OF
sTaAYaO.

safllng ell; hso on lezth.
" 81 haffer sc reward for his return 10
Rrarkaf ~ stable, ee5pnd str o. uhlf
no4-A aEnn Tea COW; s. reward or u
tarnatfon ffR Wi lead 20 her reooverr.
mhle G ". MOsHxs - Fronts street.
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P~LunIase. sI5 ssooDd strss..
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ExAE1EE the ErsIe In this once. IT'S . ors@
saving OF fuel-EDA
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TESTED BIZ TIMR.-For throat diseases,
colds, and coughs, A." Browns Bronchial
Troches " have proved their efficacy by 8
test of msny years.
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EnR RENT nR aALE.

~ GLIDING LOTs-On Preston Place, hadi'
u son street extended, for lease for ten
years, at low rent. Desirable lots on court
Btrsst extended for sale cheap Apply 10
ROHSTER, TRELHVAET 90.
MKT DAVID y. PRESTON.
. rOREHoUsE-Great Bargain for Cash
y TIE valuable store house, No. l5 kronL
81 eet, is nov oGered for sale or rent. Apply
to ABUCOO No. a2 front street.
~ EsIDENCE-A desirable residence, IN
"a thorough repair, containing nine rooms,
good water and plenty Of shade, . lew steps
rom terminuB Of Poplar street railroad.
Apply 20 J. h. Cash. 30 Front streeI:
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--latest sTTLEs" dress hnts at LeIdy
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sTEAH-FTrrIEo, sl5 Second Htrset.

COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully.
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TIE finest hsts in the city at Leidy
g. Co.'s.
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oTFIoK or MENPHIs GAYoso GAS CoMPANY,l
WALDEN BLOCK, No. IS Asin street
METERS FURNISHED
Aas set, free Of eharne, 70 Gas consumsrs.
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lust REcEVEB,
Full assortment of spring shapes In
LEGHoRN, FRENCH CHIP,

Finest stock Of FRENCH FLOWERS
ever brought to this market, and ali the
novelties of the season we ara constantly
receiving. L. KREMER,
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asUsRMAN'S CARD"

JRoouHT SETS, at
WHEELER, PICKENS & cos.
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SOMETHING NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.

MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
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DORIS CLTTHKs Washes, at
WHEELER, PICKENS & cos,
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FOB NEW MADRID.

FOr hsW MadFfd and Way Landings
JOHN OVERTOS .----JOhn Ssbree, ~ ssteT
This elegant and swim steamer
viii leave as above
THIS DAY. 18th inst, at s pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. foot
OF Uufon street. mhl2
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J, VIC WATSON, Wsror
Holly Springs, Ais1. Earnfs. So
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g LINDSAY.
GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS
aEA ERAL eOkzIsSIeR MERCHANTS
Gee AGaan &t.I

We keep on and 3 complete stock Of
stspia q Fancy Groceries, and viii deliver
10 FAMILIES In the city free OF charge.
I oheerfully recommend Msssrs. COMA
WAY &LIHDSAY to ali OF my friends want
ing anything in their line OF business.
s. n. gOBE,
ErOn account OF our superior facilities
for handling and delivering goods our eus-
toners eau leave their orders W8EH TT
SUITS TREIK CONVENIEHCE We dalfvar
70 families in the cay free OF charge n We
md our delivering cspacity Is not eGmcfsnf
10 ACCOMOpATE our customers We Will pei
moro wagons Don't be afraid OF WORKING
rs to dsAIh.
e0kASAY & LIasOAY, Grocsrs,
fsls ses Masn ssrest,
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Judge Archibald Wrishi's homestead,
Wednesday morning, March 18th;
Public sale; on premises; see advertisement
DONOHO & BULKLEY,
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F0R SALE.

& ALOON AID BOG apIHG-HOUsE FOB
- sALEE1hs advertiser wishes o make q
OF business and viii sell the furnl-
fure Fix-ures snd LacenEe OF a SELDOM and
oay .boardinR.hcuse, doing q paying bnsl-
nes upon reasonable terms, for casn. 40.
cress, with real name, at this Snhcei jor Lnree
dG-r
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FOR VICKsBURG.

MsaDhEa and "a. Louis RaeketCOmpasJ
For Helena. Greeuvnie and v~IeFshurV.
StsSmer CITY OF LENA,
VIII leave as aoove THIS DAY, March l2tht
mhl2 FLEN. CALVERT. sap'L
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, Memphis and New Orleans
Packet Color Cairo, Louisville and Gin
ctRnstt-The elegant passenger steamfr
A1 A~iGE QEAa -
Joan
LeRve THIS DAY, I2th inst At ID s.m.
ELLIOTT& MILLER, Agents.
nh Jefarsru and prnananade streets.
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q the Introduction Of he folio sing wall
knoWn and highly desirable Prone tfes.
ano ntPe order given bel "a, o. which other
not1oe Ia the WSs OF Posters. DtaerawR 49,
be given In due tins, Lo-wit.
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Chairman Committee.
These documents were read by the sec
retarv, sfter which Mr.. Boiling made .
motion 20 the eject that she instrument
be read again, and voted on section by
section.
Mr.. Carroll called attention to b pro-
vision in the consultation which said that
IL could only be ratified by seTenfy-hve
gsntIsmen signing It. Until that be done
all the action they could take on b sub-
iect would not be worth three atrswH.
Mr.. Foster Suppose you don't get sew
enty i've TO Hign Il, what theDf think II
would be better TO take acrion on Is now,
said Mr. Foster, and have the instrument
approved here. Let l. go forth with the
eeLat that attaoheE 20 an Endorsement by
the merchants IN the chamber Of COM
meFcs When that Ia done sc viii taks It
around and Sc. the names tackled on to the
document.
Mr.. Boiling ~perfevered in hts View OF
the situation, and Etf1 wanted to have IL
read section fy section, and Il could be
amended and changed 20 uuss Abe views Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

Heard FRoM AGAIN. Lauimer, the
Scott County Senator who ran away with
his sister-in.law several years ago, and
whose many adventures we wrote up several
weeks ago, Is becoming a worse pilgrim
than the Wandering Jew. Every body who
goes away from home meets him. 0ne day
he IL in Cheyenne, the next day IN Panama,
then in New York, then in ST. Louis, and
now he has jus, been intervie wed out on
Pacific Railroad car, again on the slope.
We've = great mind to make an excursion
down there 8 lmswhere. Dick Richardson
IS responsible for The last Intelligence, hAv
ing met a gentlemAn at Des Moines who was
Larrimer's railroad companion ell one day
on the way to Denver,A few weeks ago.
Before parting, the gentleman Invited Lar
slmer to lay aside his humoug mama, aud
make clean breast of his rascAlity.
OF course there we're few attempts
to dodge the point, after which Lar
rimer laughed and o~ned up. He was an
outcAsI upon ths EARTH the knowledge OF
bis whereabouts had gone from ST. Louis
TO Scott county; he was not safe 8 moment;
ne might be arrested any day aud taken to
Iowa for trial, conviction must follow
then imprisonment. The report be had
given in 81. Louis was not true in some
particulars, but was given to throw people
sho cared anything about it off the track.
tie had not parted with his pArsmour; WAS
not in St Louis for The purpose of sending
her to her home ia Olio; but as soon rs
possible after recognition had packed up
and With her was bound TO California again
to hide himself away somewhere, and sup
ply the wants Of those dependant upon him.
DO bsing asked what could be his object IN
\ committing such al acS--one that would
forever bar I'm from friends aud the society
Of friends, even though be managed to es-
cape the vengeance Of the lAw-hs replied
that no MAJ could know in advance what
he would do until he was tried. he WAS
like many Diners. The gentleman referred
to could have procured his arrest, but lei
him 20. He takes his punishment slong
With him, and is suffering the penalty of hi.
crime every day. Ia every stranger he
meets, he sees a possible officer charged
with his arrest; his psrsIaour aud her chi
iren are constant reProach, and no mat
er where he goes or what be does, the con,
tcIousnsss Of terrible guilt, the fear o. de
'erv-d redress Of wrongs, is ever with hin
-ds7 or night, sleeping or waking -tht
.mes ares Of reiribuuon are lowering rouuC
scout him, sud give him no peace Of mind
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

BOILER Makers. Rock Island uses up
more boilers and machinery than any other
city Of twice the size IN the state. That is
because this 10 . manufacturing point. We
therefore take pleasure in directing the at
teniioD Of our readers to the card Of Devine
d Brother, of Chicago, who manufacture all
kinds Of marine, locomotive, and tubular
boilers, lard tanks, coolers and dryers, sheet
iron work, DC. Their location is at Noe
80 6l, and 63 West Polk street, and they
do sork equal to any produced 10 the "est-
cru country. Sheir 6rm was established IN
1885, they employ sixty men; their estab-
hshment has front Of us feet, with q
depth Of 1870 feet, aud is one Of the oldest
and beat boiler manufactures in Chicago.
Nine tenlhs Of the lard tanks in the west
are made by them. They have especially
supplied Iowa, Illinois. aud Missouri. They
pay particular attention TO the making Of
eooler' and dryers for the lard business.
soap kettles, cupAlos for foundries and blast
furnaces. Their planer, for planning the
edges Of plates, 10 the only one in the West.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

CODE OF SIGxALs.-The weather signal
system Of the war department has proved
such an unqualified success that movemsu Mt
is on foot to establish in all the cities of the
C puu'ry, an electric social system of signals
By which every married man can, By watch
InE the signal on his chin ney top or ridge
b Ard tel just what N omsut it would he SAFE
f,r him to leave port Tor chAmpsgne) for
home. A black flag flying will signify
"cross as a besr-typhooD approaching"
4 white flag, erytbing is lovely-sbe is
asleep" A red flag with q white centre,
"look out for squslIs-bAby just spanked !"
while q white flag with a red centre iudi.
Gates simply "csutionaryn measures on the
part Of the old man, who can go home IN
der full sail, but should reef his boots and
douse the pinnacle lamp before going up
stairs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

BRDGE ITEMs.-Cou.rActor Baker is
siing all the get-At-Able rock from the
cribs Of span of the new bridge and dump
ing it At the east end Of the island. Thi.
IS to prevent the washing away of whai
forms o good raft hArbor.
The suken cribs are being removed from
beseSth span three, by means Of pulleys and
r1res attached to the bridge A CRIB is lift
Ell oat bodily, the slightly fastened bottom
g YES way as it rises and leaving the ito, G
pile on the bed Of the river from which it will
be taken away BY ice when the breakup
comes.
The statement going the rounds, that the
draw of the Winona bridge is the longest one
on the Mississippi, is incorrect. 1t is 365
feet 10 length, while the draw of our new
bridge is 300 feet and four inches in length
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

GRAIN GoRGE.-The Chicago Elevators
are full to their roofs, and word has betn
sent out along the railroad lines to recei, G
no more corn or other grain in bulk, rs II
oAnno, be handled The immense crop o.
corn and the high price ot..freights is the
cause assigned. No corn is going forward
from Chicago because it will not pay One
year ago corn f.eiRhts from there to New
York we're forty cents now sixty Eve cents
The difference in price between the two
markets will not admit Of its being moved
by rail. The cause Of the increased freigh
rate Is sal % press off .o'h business WI, b
pays better. All the lake vessels ~iuterlng
there are filing their holds with flesh corn
TO make room in The elevators.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

PAPER BoxEs-Thers are few articles
nov manufactured which are more LARGELY
sold than paper boxes. They stare you in
the face from the shelves of every imssin :
ole kind Of store. Their uses are multi
tidinous. They are invaluable. Few ele-
CANT articles can be sold without the use of
paper Dukes. We refer our readers to the
advertisement 10 ;o-dAy's issue of Il A
Sahell, No. al West Lake street, Chicago,
who il doing an immense business in this
line. His facilities FOR illrg orders promptly
are unsurpassed. he has large and well
appointed establishment, has had long
and varied experience 10 the business, and
is 10 every way worthy the patronage Of the
public.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

HoNoRABLE DEALIyG.-The enterpr.sine
insurance firm Of Baford & Reed received
this morning from the LorilIArd las Co. Of
New York q package of money, with in
s,ruclions to pay back to the policy holders
the full amount OF return premiums due on
their policies from the time they were sur
rendered to SAID company. This ia doing
the fair thing, and Is we venture to say, the
only company that can pay back the full
amount Of ell claims. The Lorillard, or
readers will remember, was Suspended in
consequence of the Chicago fire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

WITH iIs gloomy attsnd ants. low spirits
W osprssslo Involuntary emissions, loss
OF s'men spsTuat'rrhosa, loss Of power,
dizzy hsai, loss Of msmory, and thrsatsu ed
impot.ncs aud imbscility, find q sovereign
ours in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC 10. TWENTY EIGHT. Com
posed Of tho wost valuable mild and potent
CGrAtIves, they strike at at the cot of til =
IN after, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, aud impSrt vi or and energy, life and
vitality to tne entire man. They have cured
thousands Of ossss. Price, IS per package OF
five boxes and a large 81 Vial, which is very i'm
p-rtant to ohstinste or old cases, or 81 per sin
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, aud sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH-
REYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE CO., SO BRoADwAY, NEW YoEK.
ChAs A BsDser sai c, spIdsl, Agents for
Rock Island,
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4 Card to the Ladies I!
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.
lafaihhle IN correcting irregularities, removing
o5sTueVlons of tue MOnthly Periods,
from whSteV er causes, and al
ways successful ass
prhNenLlEa-
FOR FEMALES

THERE Is NOT A LADY LIVING
BAT waa' At some pc iod Of her life will md the
DUPONCo 6uLDEN PILLS last the med /
cline she needs. FOR Nervous Debility, Head
a'he, aEd + ain ness, they never fali sad mas
De depended upon IL every case whore the
monthly tJw has been obstrueted through cold
or disease. DU P0NCU'5 GOLDEN PILLS al
"13s give in neilIte relief, beng especially
prepared Tor IN rrIei ladies A lady writes :
DuPoucos Golden Pills relieved me in one
say, w.thoat Inconvenience. ike magic
10 married ladies aud young CIR Who have
never bsen regular, they are peculiarly suited.
they wall, Ia short time bring on the monthly
period with regulasity.
Ladies Peculiarly situated. or sgpposing
thems elves so, a-e ca dtioned sainst using these
pills hiie In thai condition, as they are sure TO
produce mtscarri 'ge. After this adm onitiOu
the proprietor assumes no fespon,itility, al
thouSh the mildne,s Of the pills will do no in
jury whatever to health, but in all eases tn y
act IKE charm. are perfectly harul less, and
never fail
y B.-Ask for the ner ay1e pui up i LARGE
W hIrE} BONES containInE douIle quantity
Of pills, and upon each box you viii find the
Revenue stamp, printed fro m my PR yate D, e,
upon which. lvng hwis of the stamp. you vii
the Words DU PuNCO'S GOLDEN PERI0DI-
CAL PILLS, in White Letters: without that
none ade hume.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price 5 per box, six boxes IS. Sold by
one druggist in every towu, village, city and
| hsimet throughout the world. Sold in Rock IL
land. Ill By CHAS. A. BkNSER, Druggist
sole Agent for Rock I,l>nd.
LADIES By sending him 81 to the T.och
Island Post Office can have the pills sent oonf
denha'iy) by hail toiany part eff the country
free Of postage
Sold by Harri'on Holman. sole Agents fol
Davenport; and G. Morris, Moline.
None genuine unless thi box is signed
D HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

CULTIyAToR WAR.-The representa-
YES of some fifty cultvstor manufactures
Of the western states assembled e. Peoria
on Wednesday. for the purpose OF consult
NJ together on toe best means of resisting
the claims of certain other manufActur, r.,
w1ose names and locations are as follows
H>pgood 4 Young, CGicago.
Deere q Co., Moline
B. D. Buford Il c. Rock Island
P.stpon, Tuttls, La H,rpe.
King It Hamilton, Ottawa
Thomas Il Most Spring field, Ohio.
Weir Plow Co Monmouth.
Babcock Ii Ssison, Ga,esburg.
PRINCETON Mani. Co, Pnqceton.
Psrline &sOreudoIF Canton.
The case may be briefly stated as follows
Several years ago, Thomas Fl. Say,es
pu-cha,ed several cd patent rights upon
.hs tultiyators tneu Manufactured, aud
made an attempt to impose q rossl,y upon
- machines Of tnA' k,ud manufactured in
tbs L orthwest. The above named firms as.
saci>,ed together to defend themselves
gain,I What they believed to be the en
roach ment o' Say es. The matter
vas in litigation several years. ana
S tylss was defeated in his claims
ltsssted hat the above firms eI pended $40.
90 or ) : 900 il accom- p!isbing this They
aIte mpt to collect a royA' Y from 81
manufacturers who did not join the IN
against SAyles, and Who they c'sim, are
us ng patent. they have no right 10 us
The case is u com plicAied one which no
body but plow manufacturers should Al.
tempt to understand. A test case hA:
been made up, and IS nov pending before
the United States Court at Chicago. Th,
association lhS, has just held meeting a
Peoria, was organized in January Of las
year. The royalty demanded is $3.50 fol
each machine flom heavy manufacturers
and 80 for each machine from mall III anu
{ cturers. EmIeeut counsel has been Ell
ISged ON either sde and an animated auc
stubborn fight may be relied on.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

For sale BY all the leading Druggists Of Rock
island and Davenport. jyl-d-m,v,f wem
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19
a. VINEGAR c..
Profitable Business !
2f0k MONTH Horse furnished. Expenses
SH~V paid IL. b. SHAW. Alfred Me.
FACTS FOX THE MILLION.

a ULI Il " AN IED.-Agents make
N work for u than at anything Ell
light and permanent Particulars Fl
SON u CO, Fine Art Publishers, PC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

New York Cork aud Liverpool. New fall
powered steamship the sir largest In the world.
OCEAsIC, ANTARTIC, REPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRtATIo
5000 tons harden - 900 b. .. each
Sail az from New York 90 Saturdays, from
Liverpool 90 rsur'dAyS, cGIlinE st Cork HSr-
boz each way.
From tho White Star Dock, PAvobuiA Ferry,
Jersey CITY.
Pa'ssnger AcoommodAi ions for all olassSs) IN
rlvalsd, comb ming safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons. stalo.rooms, smoking room aud bath
ioom' in mtdsA,P section, who-o least motion Is
felt.
Saigon, aud stswAUdsIsss AsoompAuy these
steamers
RNIsa Saloon, $50 10 GOLD. Storage SO In
currency. Taoss Wishing TO send Tor friends
from the Cd oouat-y oAn nov obtsin steesAge,
prepaid rsrudsAisi SIS, currency. PAsSsn ers
booked TO or f;on all ps-tB Of AmsrioA, Paris,
Hamburg, NorEsJ. Sweden. India. Australia, &c
EEours On tickets granted 81 lowest rates.
Data from - upward.
For infotmat'on App'y at the oompNuy's Office
No. 10 Broadway, New York. J. II SPARKS,
Agent. oct77 d&u4m
w.N.JALvGS, Agent at Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

A Rock ISLAND CoUNrY ARTIsT.-Rock
Island county has 40 artist at Rome, tie
great Italian capital. His name is any
thing bat romAE,!o Euoch Root-bGt he
ia repuled TO be tAlAuIed aud promising
he il q s,udeu! Of Miss EdmoLiA Lewis
the famous American sculpiresS, and hu
home when there) is at Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

Nor COOP PoGSr For WoRKMES.-
Geo. F Downes has just returned from
Chicago. He don't consider it good plAc,
for mechanics to go to. There is too big =
rush for it, Sbd too many masons, brick.
layers, and carpenters there. Mecaanic'
will do well TO make note of this fact, a.
they have ell winter been told that plenty o.
money was to be made up there, and thal
oceans Of work awaited whoever went there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-19

A DAINTY MoRsEL.-Davenp0rt is get
ting to be q hard place. One Of lis ciuzsn.
went home 4; q late hour, the other nigh
aud on going to bed, his wife pretended |,
be very i'll, aud sent him off to the drut
store. On getting down town he found be
had another mans breaches on. On get
ting back home his own we're gone. D.
VOICE anti 10 fnlloH