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worthy OF q better cause, and finally some OF
the more stalwart of them lifted the universal
favorlte upon their shoulders and marched
with him down the stairs, singing SWELL all
drink stone-bllnd when Johnny comes march
ing home" and across the street To the Capt.
tai Saloon, where Patterson's last words were,
"open a hundred bottles Of champagne, and
d-n the expense" PICKET.
What the Press Say About 1t.
From the Columbia Oarollrian.l
OF all the disgraceful and humillating trans.
actions which have taken place In the General
Assembly of the State since reconstruction
there have been none which could equal the
open and shameless venality Wnlcn mas Deen
practiced In the senatorial contest: Money,
and money only, has elected John j. Patter.
son, and tie reform Republican Legislature
has succumbed, the very first time That the
least pressure was made, to the power OF gold
or ereenbacks. One had rather see the color
ed members of the General Assembly vote ior
the most Objectionable colored man IN the
hState, or the most intense Radical OF either
3Solor' Prejudice Of party or of race Ia bad
enough, and we would not excuse 1t In any
sense, but yenallly is far worse. There Is no
hope for tbs Slate, If this kind Of q thing ID
allowed to continue. Steps should be taken
at once TO prosecute the men and send them
to the Penitentlary who have been guilty of
brih!ng the members OF the General Assembly.
There is no excuse now that the evidence can
not be had.
It is said by some that there Is no use to In.
stitute legal proceedings because they (mean-
ing the accused parties) will buy up the wilt
nesses and thus defeat the prosecution. Well,
all we have to say on that point is, If we have
come to such q pass, it Ia about time hal an
appeal to Judge Lynch be made.
It will be seen that three Democrats voted
for Patterson. They are Mr.. Hope In the Sen
ate, and Messrs. Lowman and Black In the
House. How they can reconcile such conduct
with a sense of public duty we leave them 10
explain or the people to imagine.
From The Columbia Phoenix
Our new innocent Legislature of reformers
have proved themselves rivals In venality
of their predecessors in office. They have
Frustrated themselves before the golden calf
at the temptation. We tremole for the pretty
bark of reform, which they 90 sioutly manned
and 80 gaily bedecked with promises and pro-
LESSONS. lis sailing qualities do not promise
well. Its timbers are rotten, Its crew demor-
allied, and is 10 imminent danger OF wreck
before 1t gets fairly upon is course.
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BIDING EIS TIME.

WASHINGTON, December ii.
Acknowledgement Williams telegraphed to
Pinchback as follows: 'The requlsition OF the
Legislature, transmitted by you, ls read.
Whenever 1t becomes necessary, In the Judg-
ment of the President, the State will be pro-
tected from domestic violence"
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MAYOR OF THE o

Boston, December IL.
Castor is elected mayor by q vote of 1894 to
s942. CASTOR was supported BY the Demo.
Gratis and Citizens party, and Pierce by the
Peoples and Labor Reform parties.
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THE DOINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December

WASHINGTON, December IL.
The House spent the morning hour In the
discussion of the soldiers bounty land bill.
No action. In The Senate Osborne introduced
q bill for lire-savlng stations on the Florida
coast. The resolution laid over.
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m1- C~ONSIGNEES FER STEAMSHIP
M%ERoEDrTA, from Boston, arc notined.istahs
viii discharge Cargo TMs DAY. o. Vandsfhofsss
Wharf. Goods uncalled for OF SUNSET win rsn1sin
the wharf at owners' risk.
decl2.l JAMES ADGER i CO., Agents.
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@s- NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
FILE DE LAIR, Jones, Master. from!.LiysFFooa
is IN DAY, 9th instant. entered under the Three
49, Day Act, and VIII commence discnergfn4un .
der General Order, at Accommodation Wns1f, on
FRIDAY, the 18th instant.
All persons are hereby cautioned asAfnst ha1.
boring or trusting any OF the crew or tho above
vessel, as no debts OF their contracting VIM DO
paid by the Master or
decl0-8 HEhhf OAhDs A8dn1a
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Guefial Nntires.

asrCONsIGNEES PER MERCBANTS'
LINE schooner FLORENCE ROGERS WIN please
send to Adger's North wharf before sunles, or
goods will be 8 ored at their risk and expens!
No claims allowed after goods are removed.
dec1a.1 ROACH 4 MoFFETT, Agents.
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funeral Notnes.

~ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANOEs Of Nr. and Mr.. P. II. Gresorie arefs.
specially, invited to attend the Funeral Of their
SON, at their residence, corner OF Line and PARK
streets, at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING. dec14s
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~DR. TUFTS, LIVER PILLS Fol-
LOWED by oulnine is q permanent cure for Chilll
and Fever. They are purely vegetable. Bod
everyWrere. dect39ukM
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~HALES VEGETABLE SICHIAN
HAIR RENEWERis no new preparation ftr@tns
public to experiment with, irs success n IN.
parallelled for restoring gray hair toaita natural
color, promoting its growth, end producing new
hair on bald heads. dec1stuthsnAE
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m- NOTICE.-NElTHER TIE GAP
TAIN or Conscience OF the British bark ~
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
the crew. eIBBEs q BARNwELLs
dec1o consisnens
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- PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
the Members are requested 70 eau q xssena.
BROWN L JoaNsoN'3 Hat Store, ENG shssf,
opposite Hasel, and have their measurestsks1 fcs
the NV Hsss, where q sample can be seen.
dec6 10,
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m- BURNHAM's AROMATIC DRNFI-
FRIcE, for Cleaning. Besusfylng and Prseryfne
the Teeth, and inparting q refreshing taatsN mo
mo"u' EDw.a 8. BuRHHA1Ls s
Graduate OF Phafmsc5,
.se.. No. III King street, Charleston, 80.
Recommended By tho following fDentsts: %
J. B.. PATRICK, Dr.. I. A. MUOKEHfUSA. -
sep2S-3moe a +,sso "a =
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
rye NEW Il

HIS Election and His Subse quent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Farce and the AZ
terpiece-A Moonlight Procession 10
the County Jail-Writs OF HaSeas
Corpus to Order, and Champagne al
Libitum..
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released. This n0tlce was placeu III Gne nauus
of the same swift-footed Mercury who had
served the habeas corpus, and after an ao-
sence of perhaps half an hour Mr.. Canton
brought back the answer that Mr.. Kirk would
not attend for all the Mackeys in the country,
with various other words and phrases to the
same effect, and not unmlxed with remarks OF
a profaue and o~bjurgatory character. Inc
learned Judge from the Sixth Circuit then
proceeded to try the alleged contempt of court
upon Its merita, and the first witness sworn
was Mr.. Timothy Hurley. His testimony was
to the effect that Colonel Patterson had exh:-
bited no more than the ordinary aud chronic
contempt entertained by citizens generally tor
all trial justices, and that the contemptuous
language had been used, if at all, after the adj
jGurnment of the trial Justices court. A
colored man named Camp testified az we'll as
he was able, In consequence OF having been
revealing In unaccustomed champagne, to
somewhat the same effect, and the prisoner
himself gave similar testimony. The Judge
then delivered o long and learned dissertation
upon the law and the facts, and kept perfect.
ly straight face while he was doing
It,. winding up, as was to be expect
ed, by d%lscharging the prisoner. This an,
nouncement was greeted with yells of de
light by the adherents OF the new senst
and their enthusiasm at his happy delivery
from all the Ills that threatened him knew NJ
bounds. They danced and yelled ant
whooped with delight, they threw up theil
hats and threw down the furniture, the,
clapped each other and the candidate upo1
the back, and went into mutual and indis
crlminate handwriting with a determination
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AlIlUuRH nU0Obu -
ma In mind and In heart. They repeatedly
and earnestly requested ,s to express 10 tnis
Grand BODY their high appreciation OF Inc at,
tentIon paid to them, and most heartily sehd
in return their warm Gongratnlauons anu
fatherly blessing.
Respectfully submitted, o,,,,,on
W. q. D. GlILLARD,
W. NJ. SHuL2R,
B. q. HERNIroN.
The Grand Lodge was then called OF nom
labor to refreshment until $50 2. n.
EVENING SESSION.
The Grand Lodge was called from refresh
ment to labor at half past P. N.
The roll was called, and a quorum founo
present.
Bro. G.. 7. Berg gave Eotlce OF an amend
ment to Article 40 Of the constitution u
change the commissions allowed to the grano
treasurer.
Rro. James Birnie prevented the majority
ranort of the committee on report OF the
building committee. A minority report 90
,ec,ing 10 30 much of the foregoing as recon-
mends the retention of the annual dues from
the subordinate lodges at the present rates Oh
one dollar for each member, and Tor eacn de-
gree, was also presented.
After considerable discussion, the majority
report was adopted, and the minority report
was laid on the table.
The amendment to Article 81 to make tne
annual dues one dollar Instead Of fifty cents
was further amended to limit is operation 10
the space of FIVE years, If 30 long be necessary,
and adopted.
Brother F. Connor brought to the attention
and notice of the Grand Lodge the Masonic
| College at Cokesbury, Is. c.. and asked It's
| countenance and sanction and encourage.
ment. He also stated That the commission
ers authorized the Grand Lodge to name one
scholar, who would be eatitled to the benefits
| of the institution, free OF any tuition fees.
On motion of Brother Davis, the offer OF the
scholarship was accepted, with the thanks Of
the Grand Lodge, aud the appointment of the
beneficiary was lett with the grand master.
On motion of Bro. Kershaw, the grand trea
surer was directed to Iay over to the hal
committee one-halt ofthe dues and fees paid
by the subordinate lodges, and the rent Of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21
On Picrce,a Fnvoritn Presentation.


PC tern, however % but icebic expression OF my
HF' 'na-u-ei appreciation OF rs Taue, based upon
a n4i ana witnessed Te2li'sS As close observer,
nave Mhde Witnessing rs positive results IN the tcw
ss-l diseases inc1aen' 70 the separate organism OF
NHl'n singled Il Out as ne tii'Nfr r fro7r7iHggrT
P my "ifii az CARR ~ us merits as a positive,
s' and cH-esH+l remedy Tor laiS Class ci diseases,
ma one t.lt " a.. .t 81. {o-- 'h- ah-lF % eiT'rT-
AtAhaea Sg' ~ e'l 'u w 'rI''hy win 'he Ia" "lh
govern 'h- llmtle system am "Iulis 10 s'Aha my
lpl''l.'4 A. = s>,..' N4yi even more, so eo"i-
cen. au 1'S y "i.niS olspI'2'ht 9he mos sansu1e
NPl-'N"ot', ol " sis,1 i'y"ll ltDs VINO employ II
l' any ol 'lS "'Alu's lS' "'4St % - IgSgu4uGhc "
tA1i o..e' 3Gt sel. x uPasf a FoSl4 ~ HCAK-
~ LL, 81 pgl-i~l'i e'iel' j. li1 eApeEieheec ly
t1e uT- tNoliua OF Ile contents o. the botile are
u'1e WIZ u ''c l-,l' el 'c u''-le tNO-'niIe er OF
tAe meel-u- iI lhS e1eh lAheh AeeoT T~tns to uFec-
tons' ana 'A2 case D-'hs one lor Waich recommend
II, promptly refund the mongyp1d iAT II. Had not
th most p-Ttse' confluence IN Us virtues could not
"isi u '' % under 'le'e S'hellan' OUT IaFnE W.T.
h--- as NllJ mfacu GUS cures lhouSns OF cases,
fE 7nrrrTTfef 1't rr'f-fv safe ~ yfHsTylg s1f4
'ig ~r'sfIfi'G da1 fi% 577Tty or rs y5-cy1kJ.
The i]u2wiag are among those dl.ea-es In which my
If7''i't Pyessy!5a'a has worked oures-as If ty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

EDEY's CARBoLIC TROCHEs.-For the
cure of coughs, colds, sore throat, diptherls
scarlet fever, diseased lungs, asthma, brou
chitis, whooping cough, kidneys, worms
dyspepsia, etc, etc Edey's CSrbolio Troches
stand unrivalled for their healing
qualities, their certain and instantaneous
action. They arrest decay at once. Hence
in cases Of diseased lungs, tubercles, or dis
sues, decomposition is at once arrested
Parasites of every description are expelled
by the use of these troches; and they
should be used as u cure, ss well asa proven
tivs for cholera, disrrhea, dyspepsia, chol
sra iufsntum, miasmatic fevers, etc. "Car
bohc' is indorsed by the highest medica
talent Of the old and new world
| P S. Sure cure for sore throat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21
Chicago Market.

NhlCAGOs Juue u
FlOur-W eak, mSrket
Whest-F&lrly active on speculative account /;
prices irregular but ruled steady at the close; y
I spring quotahe at the same a. No ?, which
old at ! Sal 80, closed at ] 55A sash; 3-3
jane; I 363 July.
Corn-0pene steady and frmer with sales
at yesterdzy's outside closing fg1res; later a
weaker feeling prevailed and pTiceE declined ,
regular No sold at 423a4S aud closed steady;
seller June same al cash; seller Juy closed With
buyers at 45l buyers 45s August rel 'cIed
3sA2e5; no grades 2bR26 in store 80 or
track.
oAts-Receipts liberal prices tri8e lover
hut firm at yestsrday's quotations; ssieS Of y,
at 3nl a. / closed at seq rejected quotable a
2Sa29!.
Rye-Very quiet and nominaliy shade easier
! 65af6 Tor \ los and two.
rley-Nothing doing and prices weak at Is
/ a5U No ?; 43a45 No 3.
Provisions Quet and frmer.
/ Mess P5rk-Qaotable at ? 25Al2 30 cash al
/ seller June; 2 55Al9 40 July.
/ Highw ne.-In good demand, frmcr and high
er closing Gales 50.
Late Fle ghts-Firm at Sc for corn to But
/ sa'o.
Wool - He'd frmcr and quotations IN
'hsrged.
LIVE sTO CK.
/ C.tt'e-RecriIt 55$ MARKET active bu
weaker aad over Mt 1 so e IS for Texan steer
a. d choice sbipping breves.
Hogs Feceipts 80 head. Market shad
irmpr ami fsiTl, active at 3 70L4 o. fer fair /
hoice even lots
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

COMMERCIAL.
Flour-Lower; Super western and stat Sea
20.
Whisky-ShSde hrmsr at SO bid; 30 asked
Wheat-HeHvy and lower No ? Chicago
spring afioat / 60; Northwestern snripg sfoat
1 81 No . Milwaukee spring l 81; No | do
10.
Rys-Eull western s6aSS.
BarIey-Dul: Canada West 09.
Corn-Tn fair demsud stesmer mixed Yves
tern 63a64; sail do 65a66 yellow 81.
Oa.s Lower, western 4SA49
Wool--Dull and unchanged ext pulled
60a623 super do 70.
Sz.ar-Dull; fair 10 goo3 refining s3s9
Cuba 9s94.
Moiasses-Stesdy MuEcovado $la37.
Oofee-Firm; Rio l64sI94.
| Rice-Firm Sase4.
| DOrk--Reavy mess Is 80; prime mess y :,
| Beef L ncbspged
| Cut keats-steady; hams 9al2- shonlder
/ SLASH.
Midilss-stesdy: long clear = short eieA
la.
Lsrd-AOtive: No to prime steam s!s9i
/ kettle 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

Sin is very much the offspring of physical
ill-healih, and feeble ssomachs. During
One-third of our time the processes of digeS'
tion must 60 on in our bodies, and if the
stomach and bowels are not we'll, nothing ID
well. To be dyspepsic is to be miserable
moreover, dyspepsia ia the foundation o.
levers and disc ,seS Of the blood, liver, skin
and kidneys. Dyspepsia invariably Yields
to the virtues of the vegetable Ingredient;
contained in that great purifier Of the blood
and restorer Of health, De. WALKERS CALI
FoRNIA VINEGAR BITTERs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21
- cUREs DISEASES or
THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER & BL0nL.

In the wonderful medicine 10 which the afflicted
are above pulItet for relief the disrovrrcr mo-
Fcvcs he has combined 1 hQrDi0qy more OF Na.
tH-e'- most sovereign curative p-oocrtics witch
God has ilstlcl into TIC vcvctaSle kinr,iom f,-
heItug The si1S, than were ever before corublncd
lu one m llclae. The cvi lclce OF this fct il.
found IN the E~c1t variety Of most obstinate dis.
eases W uch u has been Dunl to conquer In the
cure OF Bronchitis, severe COurhs
ana lle early -t3ycs OF COuSu mpIiOn, n has
a-iauthel the medical faculty and eminent phv.
el'lals pFinounC' q the greatest medical dscoye-
~ OF ihe nre While 70 cares The scvcreSt Coughs
y strengthens the system and purifics Tho
blOOl. By ITS great ald thorough blood purlry-
lug p-ppcrtlcs 10 cures all Hum Ors from rho
W1-t y rOfui IA - common BlOtch n. PEm-
pic, or Euru upclon. MrCural disease Mine
raj Pois1l-, nll thor effects, are eradicated and
vigorous health and a sound constitution estab-
lishcl ErysiPSIas, SaIt tRheum, FeVer
sores, >ealy o. Rough skin, In short,
at the numerous diseases caused by bal blood
are conquered by this powerful purifying and in.
yigorattn IN ndicinc
Iyou feel duh drowsy. dehilitatcd have sallov
color OF skin. or ycl0wi-h brown spots on face or
body, icequclt headache or dizziness bad taste IN
mouth, Internal heat or Chll- alteruated with hot
flashes, low spirits, and gloomy forebodings It.
appetite, AMI ton ruc coated YOU are suffer.
tns ifon Torpid Liver or "RiiiOus-
nsSs,N Ia many cases OF HLtVer Conn
piAlut'' oIly part Of these symptoms are cNpc-
rieu." l. A. u ra uelv for all such cases Dr.
Pieras.~ G. f.lHl Medical Discovery has no egual,
a.ucI.tp' tp'.I'rtcu-'s leadustlc IIyerstJength-
COnStip ZION oi the bowci- 70 u a never fail.
Ing tc nelly AMI Hose who have used 70 fuy this
pIrpp-s a-t lIul tu Its pslizc
Ida proprietor oilers Sl'O) reward for mcdi-
cne tlat VIII cJal t for .hC cure Of al. the dis.
eases l1i winch " I' Tc"GIucuini
Sll by dru~T-tS nt 81 ppr bottle prcnlrcl BY
x FI"r.' NJ d sole Prpnripfn-. at his Chpml-
al Ia p''1t'"v. 1'} ,1,tl street. Buffalo y. l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

SciAtica is a pain beginning at the hip,
and follows the course of the scistic nerve,
and is generally purely neuralgia or ner-
Vous pain. To cure, use Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil on the painful parts, and
also in the hollow Of the foot. If the blood
be in low state, preparation of iron must
be given at the same iime-but the Magic
Oil alone generally cures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

IMITATION PORoCs PLAsTERs. Perforated Pas
tcrs. IN imitation OF ALLCoChs : PORnUs PLAsTERz
are being offered for sale. Those have seen are
"a prepa alton OI lead plaster, and calculated to
induce Paralysis, Costiyeuess and cOcs
To give relief nom pam Is the object Of ALLC0CR =
Porous PLAsTERs. which are warranted 10 contain
ONLY INNOCENT DRUss, without particle OF lead ur
mineral whatever in their composition. We have
MADE them Tor twenty seven years and will alway-
prepare them az heretofore, They harmless !:
but Tor local pains nothing has proved vastly
CuTa tive.
Get the Allcock's Porous Plaster
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

The great cause of SO many young people
being gray headed is on account of their
having used the vile compounds which have
flooded the market so long. NATURE's
HAIR RESTORATIVE is sure remedy for this
Clear as crystal; no poison; perfectly street,
cte.n and reliable. All druggists sell IT,
See advertisement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard 4 Caswell's made on
the sea shore, from fresh, seIecte livers, By
Caswel, Hazard & Co., New York. 1t /,
absolutely pure and street.. Patients wh,
have once taken it prefer it to I'll other'
Physicians have decided it superior to any
of the other oils in market For sale b.
Smith 4 Bonuey. feb27dfri-sst, t,wweoW.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21
Use ReRne's Pain-KiIiing Magic Oil,

at works like = charm"
al works like . charm
"It works like q charm
at works like a charm
at wo ks like q charm
"lt works like u charm
lts faithful use cures Colds in the Head
Headache, Nsu algjA, EATachc. FAceAehe, SOrO
Eyes, OEsna Catarrh, Pain in the Joints, LANE
shoulders, Stiff Seek, Lum bsgO. Crick in tn,
Back, stiff Joints, Sprains, GoGIy Pains, Free
kes, Chi!blAins, Hurts BY Bruises, Bite OF d os
Poisous, Cholera MorDus, Cramps. Fits, spaSms,
Rusty Nail Wounds, Lock Jaw, ConIussions,
spinal Weakness.
And In all sils use Ronns's Magic Oil.
And IN all ails use Rsnnes Magic Oil.
And in all ails use Renne's Magic Oil.
And in all ais us Rsnne's Magic Oil.
And in all aiI use Reune's Magic Oil.
And in all ails use Renne's Magic Oil.
Buy il where y ou trade. Buy large sizes
! you can get them. Use 1t freely; use it faith
/ July. Get the genuir e, VIM. RBNNE SON
sole manufacturers Pittsfeld, Mas. Sold b.
John Bsngston, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21
St. Louis Market.

ST. BuUIs June 20
Flour Dull and dropping; extra winter
j lOa 40: XX j0R1 30.
heat - Dull and dropping; sample lots oi
No ? I'D winter ] 7Os Il,
Corn-nuli aud lower; No. . uized 42&423
UatE-BuTl and lower; No. 333a5+.
Barley-Quiet; strictly prime Minnesota 81 !!
Rye-Gszs6
Whnky- uu, 81.
Pork-Quiet 1T II 90.
Bulk Meats-Firm loose shoulders It.
Baeon-Firm shoulders 81 ear n 7sa'3
esr ides 7sa73, outside prices on orders.
Lsrd-Duil SUI mar ST
Hogs-Quiet 3 .0sI 25.
Calls stendN: htaR 30.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

comPlished at Geneva than Is generally al
lowed in public. At the next meeting of
the Arbitrstors it will be announced that
the question of indirect claims is settled.
The Arbitrators will then proceed on other
points"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

MANHOOD, WoNAEHooD! Who may marry,
who not. Why? Iupsdimeuts, causes and
sure; iOs pages sent, sailed, tor % cents. Ad-
dress: DR.. Whittier, 6I7 st. Charles street, St.
Louis, Missouri, who treats all chronic, Virulent
| and special diseases. Tho most useful specialist
| Of the age.
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ment is required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

Dr. Prices Special Flavorings, Vanilla
Lemon, etc., are not equslled in purity aDd
strength. They are made from select fruits
aud bottles contain one half more than mos
other kinds. Try them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

TURKISH BATH-Also Electro Magnetic
aud Medicated Baths, in charge Of DR.
Grover who gives special attention to Sur
gerry and chronic disesses-Negus block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21
MONAsA.

BY ninmen7e practice. cste',, .g through period
g! .'l,. leLs, l1SAs wI,an tlat time treated over
woman have been epsblr to perfect most potent
".'I S5's'toll ineelcne that the indications
iesened o. that class Of diseases with positive GER
taln:y anl cSaC:neSS
To tcSi vnate this -,,1 -.- ;f- .,,,-,,,,,,I 7 h.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21

Ladies' who nre suffering from certain com
plants, known only to females, should at once
get DR.. yelpau's Female Pills. They PrOduce a
most charming effect. Sold by all Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21
Milwaukee Market.

Milwaukee Market.
MnwAukEE, June 90.
Flour--Dull AID nominal.
Wheat Steady; No. | spring 50; No Z
/ 354
Oats-Du'l ard lower; NJ. 304.
Corn--In fair d smand but lower; No. mixed
434.
Rye-DuIi aud lower; No l, IS.
BArey-Duh aad nomi lal; Nc. IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-21
New York market.

NEw YoRK June 20.
FINANCIAL.
Money-Essy at 3s5.
Gold--Cls sed al legal l44.
Govern msnts-Quist.