Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-16
NOTES, HERE AND THERE.


Proceedings of Board Of Supervisors on
first page.
The Chicago Times is the only Grant
paper that sees any comfort in the Maine
election.
Always examine every page Of this pa |
per, for you win end reading matter on sv-
cry page which deserves attention.
The United States Express Co., have
leased the room now occupied BY the post
office, aud will move into it as soon as it is
vacated. Il is one Of the beat locations in
the city.
When jackson and John Quincy Adams
were candidates for the Presidency, . Jack
SON paper in PsnnsylvaniA charged Adams
with having for bis wife the daughter or
George Ill An Adams paper conceded
the fact, but stated that Jackson married
two of them.
telegram from Philadel phia shows what
. miserable failure the GRANTEES made in
attempting to organize the soldiers against
Greeley, and says; Zone hundred letter
carriers, and fifty Custom House employees
in PhiladelphiA have been detailed TO
attend the Soldier. Convention at Pitts
, burgh."
, From thorough canvass OF sangamon
county, it appears that there are l,O32 Re-
, pubhcsns who voted for Grant in 1868 who
d will this year vote for Greeley and
Brown. So far as known, there are but
. four Germans in the county who will vote for
A.. Grant.
Q The Chicago Neacs has changed its time
of issue from the morning to evening. Tits
y an excellent evening paper, and has
Y adopted the N. Y. Express style of giving
o 'ths spirit of the Morning Press" If this
/, shall be ably and impArsiAlly done it will be
n paper.
V John Anderson, Esq, is publishing, q,
DEBORAH, Iowa, Den Norske Republikdner,
/ 9 weekly newspaper 10 the Norwegian Ian
I guage. The Republikdner is opposed to
9 the Know-Nothing ticket, and is doing
h good service for Greeley and Brown. Il de-
Il serves, and will doubtless attain, large cir
: culsuon among the thousands Of Norwegian
g voters in the Northwest.
h In his letter to David A. Wells, the Hon
II Charles Francis Adams spoke of aspirAntI
Is for the Presidency SIS that crowd" In hiI
al letter to BlAnton Duncan, the younger Johr
Q. Quincy Adams spoke ofshs Vics Presidency
le as that thing" The scornful height of the
of Adams family is something bewildering.
N Mr.. Geo. W. Strong, night yard-msste al
g. the c., R. l L p depot, in Davenport, mel
H. with q serious accident about ll:30 O'Clock
to last night. He was engaged in coupling
# cars, when his foot caught in q guard and
IL he was struck by q car. His spine and
a. loins were badly hurt, aud three of his ribs
10 we're broken; while his arms and legs we're
d also injured. 1t is thought he will ultimAti
b ly recover
q Was il the Grant candidate for Vice
IF President who suggested to HaTpSr's Week
d iy to give al citizsnS of foreign birth to un.
q 0oAShAhA tuaAf II w uOe bhc bu5 way
n the Grant Administration rum the Govern
u meut they are at liberty to return to where
l. they came from? 1t tells them there is nc
Ia law to compel them to stay here. Wilson
n mus, have put that in" Nothing could b
II more unjust aud insulting,
IF Mr.. Theodore Tilton seems to have eouu
i, tered fairly on the Grant sssailant Who in
q terrupted him at a Greeley meeting il
Is Maine with tbs inquiry, Did ut you write I
10 biography OF Mrs. Woodh1li?T Yes; VIA
,e have you got to say about i19' "Why, i
h was an outrageous thing" "WeT, that
lie precisely what Horace Greeley said sboS
it, and he was right, where was wrong
lie What are you opposing him for ?"
Sibley Il Endcots, c. Il. Beechwith {
Sons, Bittenger & Bro, Van Setback
= Stevenson L Reid, Lord, Smith & Co, CHI;
csgo, and others. Sell Burnett's Superio
Flavoring Extracts
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