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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
THE WESTWARD FLOW OF BRITISH CAPITAL

INTERESTING STATEMENT OF THE NEW AMERI-
CAN COMPANIES BROUGHT OUT IN LONDON
LAST YEAR-PARTICULARS OF THE RAIL-
Road, NATIONAL, AND STATE LOANS.
A great deal of business was done last year
In England in American securities Of different kinda
The following statement, compiled from trustworthy
sources gives the Of the new companies broughs
ont with the amount of capital involved in each instance
All these enterprises organized under the British
Limited Liability act. which limits the liability Of share
holders TO the OF their shares Particulars OF
the amounts borrowed in 1871 by several American rail-
road companies also given, together with details u
the National Funded and State loans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
URIE RAILWAY-WINTER ARRANGE.

Il
IL NBST taxing effect Dec 49, iJ' From Chambers
S. DEPOT (For Twenty hrf 81 see note btloW.l c
Cnenn and Chicago Dy tIpne's Drs"ng koo ooahe'
Buffalo and Niagara Falls sa Sleeping Coaches TO destination
Express Mail for Buffalo nd Nagan P.ls Da"ngoom
Coach Suslehsnna and Steering Coaches TO deshsuon
$50 n Night Express SsePOSoO'eh' B1n'lo and Niagara
700 s Cincinnati Chicago Night Express. sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buao Niagara Fal and thence to
For Port Js,, COO go iIoO 'Il5 40 SO 'nd '7o'
For Goshen '.:as 600 $780, Hoo ,ad 'l5h
For w,f.iei SEQ oJ md ilI:Is g. m Aoopm.
Fcr Nevbnrgh 1850. J1 and I,.JO $50 go and rn
For SgSen. 800 1880 1850 and Il:l5 NJ $780, 800 5;p 900
70; Rdsevocd ohdiG. Aread. and Ram~s 800 1892 iOo
li5 ;, "a D. 49, 500 600 TOGO 100 ant +ll;00 y.
For Paterson 6lS $50 500 1880 1000 0O 'll:l5 l201
NJ 'l45 29n 500 $500 55 $50. 6o 'oJJ, 'O Sl' INV
For Ro,si Par. AMI P,,s,c 6,% s79o 1870 1900 lloo
~ u NJ -l4 $780, 400, 3;t5, GOO -6:5 s:i' and 'EOO
and wav 500 .nd 85s IT, l245 AGO. 445 600
md ESQ p. u.. and Saturjays ouy 200 nd -.
For Hae aud WSy 300 adGl5a Rf5' f'o 4;i' ana oOo
For sprpg VALLEY and Way 800 5:iJ and s:l5 i5 to
a. R sySo4 500 as 800 an 1880 3:IJ AIS AS $50
30 and 80 .. Saturdays only R:n' MD a. - 10,
s;.f5p m saturiavs cnls 1900 midnight. 80. -. ,- ,.o
Fo- pper Pemont. 800, ~ 800 ;D, Al' $50 ''1o
Go and t7.g p. m. SATURDAYS only l2:oJ mifr'g h
FOR Piermon and 900 1880 90 sJO b;JO' and t"S
B. lawn Chaber, 90 bal, lOns iesv.
T,.uty minutes earlier than ,h"Te tIne LIE 0Vo
m and 800 midn ghi fro thlmbersst only
B-Traus the ". r. II. OF n j. LEAVING thamoe''st on
hours euty,hrdSi tt minutes CARRIER hsn ABOVE
Tickets for pa..g. Apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Caches can be Obtained orders for the checking and transfer OF
be OhcesISl,
1ss cor One Hundred taentThth,L and rbnaye Harlem
Coart Bootyn lOi Brotrly Wisnburghi at the Oompy'
DeDots and Of AGENTS a The principal hotels -,
3D,ir SUNDAYS only Goshen Sundsys onr NVlek Only
'' VIM X BARR. GenL Psssr Agent
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9 o ~ II H. N Il s.
ASTRONOMICAL,

ASTRONOMICAL.
PCIIpsEs For IsTl-MORyNG AND EVENING STARS
PIANFTs-JEwSH AND M0HAMMEDAS CALENDARS.
TIDBTABLB FOR ITO PLACES
THE -FOUR sBASONS-CYCLBS oP TIME AND CHURCH
DAYS
BRIGHT .STARs-RELATIvB PLACES OF THE MOON
CONJUNCTION or PLANETS AND OTHER PHENOMENA
THE LENGTH OF DAY AND NIGHT-THB ASTEROIDS.
CALENDARS-PHASBs OF THB MOON. RISING AND SET
TING or PLANETS. SIDERKAL NOON MOON SOUTH HIGH
WATER &C.
POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL.
PUBLIC LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING
THE THIRD SESSION OF THE XLIsT CONGRESS-
PROCLAMATIoNS BY PRESIDENT ON NEUTRALITY AND
FNNIANISM. 1~' o. ----.-
AN ACT FOR ENFORCING THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON WITH GREAT BRITAIN
PAPER CURRENCY (GREEHBACKSl OUTSTANDING FROM
1862 TO 1871.
RECEIPTS ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE q s FOR 1871.
NUMBER OF PoST.OFFICBS IN THB SEVERAL STAIRS IN
1870 AND 1871
OUR IMPORTS AND THEIR COST
DIFFERENCE OF TINE BETWEEN NBw-Y0RR And OTHER
CITIES.
STATEMENT OF TUB PUBLIC DEBT OF TIN UNITED
STATES
POPULATION oP THB SEVERAL STATES, BY COUNTIES
PROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED
STATES.
POPULATION or THE UNITED STATES AND TERRITORIES
FROM 1890 TO 1870
PROSPECTUS OF THE TRIBUNE FOR 1877
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPREME
CoURT-MINISTBRS TO FOREIGN COURTS
FORTY. SECOND CoNGRESS-SENATE AND HOUSE or REP
RESENT TIvRS-POLIT CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THg 8LuD CONGRESS, SENATE AND
HOUSE.
STATES or TUT UNION. POPULATION. CAPITALS Gov
BRNORS. Go-CONGRBSsIONAL AFPORTIONMENT.
ELECTION RETURNS; CAREFULLY PREPARED RETURNS
OF THE ELECTIONS HELD IN 1871, COMPARED WITH THOSE
OF FORMER YEARS.
now TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOvERNMBST LANDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Mem Publications.
Mem publications. ........
n1FW ROCKS FOR FAMILY READlN"
NJ" avn Published BY
HARPER 6 BROTHERS.
NETWORK.
HAIL Gslf
NETWORK.

u,prTR BROTHERS will send any Of S' following "' ~,
M Oo,,ar, PREPAID part Of the United S'''e'' %
rH .,pRR.s CATALOGUE nailed feo receipt Of SI Cents
yxO.are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
we're rs follows
Tho ,ransactions TODAY at the L. 8. su

The transactions to-day at the L. g. subIreasnry we're
od ,.c.ic,. amman s7s2 80 % Crrssey psymsnts. s358 "
Colo n,ym.p 1856 II Currency balance 1929 S
God bI4S9U5 ''fV
Currency receipts. l'35I,BB 60
Foreign Exchange has ruled heavy at the subjOlned
rates Int a brokerage of lilo is allowed on sales:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
Gieamboals and Railroads.
SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Dn wO,e.. soR R.hSH, bs ,s,o, Junction, Lowell r,
S CRY on hog rSe new shd 'sach .tsrneu -
CITY oP LAWRENCE. .a
rn ,'s nswYork daily Sund., .re.p,o ~ or
f Tot 70 NON River o Canal and @st. O'Clock H. H'"
the s., s iss"@s: .l" with S.S pr w s"s,
A asI:. ss ias ts IL sss .pp, tn. one. Pie,
'p TenYotE o., "a ,,s, IL SHORT j.. AssaL
| NEPTUNE Al.II. LINE sgEAMEFs Daily for
PRovfpESGE. .B6SroN. WORCESTER,
BE- SSsF FS ~ e E EsSyISssSs 8
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
rect, g., :, S.sLy' @ So9d branch
sy Re va l 1S q. 20 .5 DsSH 1%i E1 Vim =.
rSG,gS md hs we: without change cars, Central Penn
AlGf Eiy4E. 1 aRaA re sHs VEST
myo I pnn ~ Ss.Lears hsTiors as foo,,
n m' rnT,a Piston Mas1uoy City NJ Carmel Hao TunLban
fo' RasOu Connects junction With DEL Lack and West
Ess&x. day. Ice suoda t,r E.on Alien
Ton At tIe mt' C91se at Soner,l. iot fsniD;
I Viz S'tln9n wlamspor Enc, &e; al Eon with
Ie33 m-Wsy TT,ia for s so@e G3i9.
.IOr IlcmnIOD, Ea1t0n Alen'Ogn, Mauch Chunk
Bphrlta, Potvlle. Harrisburg. &c
2lj mF0r Bsson. Connects at pblslag with Jebgh aud
sus DEon for Bath, Allentown Wkcs- AMI Scranton; and
Phllpsbgg Belviderr " -
3:2o p. m--FOr
m.-for flunk
hon With Del, Lack aud West
So y m.-fOr Somesy lie M
6Hm.-FOr Somerrlle
$50 ?. m-For Pain5eI
@D CscIS ErPTrs5. daily B1,on. Bihom Allen.
towH Reading Harrisburg ri burgh CLelxo AMI CiucnaaG
7. m.-FOr SouerVle.
y m.-Ror
$50 p. --(BnigrrutJ-Fot Easlcn
30 q. m.-FOr Paiusei
ll.lO .. m.-FOf Plainled
For Elizabeth 5:i5 $50 $50 1876 800 SD 900 DIS
1900. lC:jO Has 400
l2:01 p. No.
Tickets the obtsnei ofthe Central Rail-
rosa ~ EeN Jersey. Of evt NerYos; and at the principal
hotels and uc.eI pdic,s 10 Ses ora City.
4. T. IICKgI. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
THE MONEY MARKET
SALES At the STOCK Exea

ooo :, Sats0f Gou~rrrsat Boaas
9ooV u. 80 Go, n Slo "a, A, Inn
IDtD u > Us. Con d,....,...lIOIl wv '''''''"'
" ' N"'foia Icnd.--isrk Raroad-- ypress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-27
NETWORK AND NEW-IIAVEN RAIL
'''' ROAD
SrNMRR ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NAY y, 1911
P..ps,- Station OF Twenty s.enth't aud
Fourth-are. BlITanee n Twenty sevenihsL
L. D. RUCKgR. Genl. supt

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For N.wHsy and BndsegoH SOIL lis" a. m ''I''ELh
For Milford Striiford Fsed Southport, and w,,po 1i3'l
tor souts HorT,ii = (Kr s1I;Jo m 1915 Il ELl 3S
90 igrI. $50, $50 AID gu P ..,s.,o.
FOR barren ISo n &tS ~ PEE isd eyg HR,, rs
$50 IFrJ i:45, so. $50, 5:l5, EIlR DIG rs
Greenwich .1d intermediate Stations Il - IL" I' "
s. ns, 49, M, al Tr,ny--.pth,. H,.YOt at Ia for
D0''On' va Dom '''nS CosSECTING TRAINS
FOR Boston Boston VI. sRrins9sA az p n and p%
For Hartford and sprust.ld I, m; Mas 3 and
For Connecticut River RsilrOI. a. N l%'P H. ~ '''
For Hsroh Pro,idepe. ard Tht Railroad ls;ls ;s
, to New London and Norwich, SP. 4, yo-A
Tor and Northampton RAILROAD "a m p H. ''
For New H,vu aad.o-r ard wn,u'n'ie R,ir'' Jar l''
For Hoa.,,onie R,fro.d, e. n. and p. . v,,.,A.,,
Yor N,ug,tuci Railroad a m n and t IS i.d tScpn
For NvCiu,an Railroad l2ls 'ndGppn "a ,,,o :, su,
d,T Mall Tram on either nrs DrsrnsrOom Car aaeh' "''
in g,.:9 YORK ;a md r.
aud Fourh.,s ',o I, ii. ono, No Cou.s Brooklyn
;, leaving suitable have their sagfss ToYT ssS.
from r,,Jsbe. to destination. 'H'-' - = .
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HuIDSSUS4N,
~ RIVER RAILROAD Co%nsnGnh, Ioa,s.,, and Forty
s@,u Che.so and MOn., HIpr," with pr''ns0 room "a"
,o,o M special Chicago Express with Dr."1E r'on s''
,o.., an, and S Si.ss, f .si w.s.r. Irpr,.
20 Mop,r.. IIpr,.. ssspiEsesn from Ss"fo "'I
,OO Oi s,Dr.. with spnse.n for wa'''"n' o'"'s' and
C'', p..sc srpr.. with s.pnr.sn for Reeh' sIs's
,nd s.s nd for ST. Los, Toledo sa'" on Sundays a,
uo spET ,r.,, With sl..pnr.sn for Troy and Ae,ny.
oc. Tuna.ns sS. 81 aon r I'd. =, Ssr.o
IOn''" Special Trans H. KEsDRiCK General Passenger Agent
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FRESH NOVELS.

HARPER 4 BROTHERS, Nev-iofE.
TBB AMERICAN BARON. AEOveL BY James De Mpe Author
~ the The Dodge Club "Coi and Cese" The CptOgam
&c mDstssonL svo, Paper, 81; Cloth, 81 80
BLADBO. GRASS By B. Fs1eOn Author Of Joshua Marcel
O., Illustrated eVo, Paper, IS cent?.
HANNAH Novel BY the Author OF John HshiaL' S'O'
P.Der 50 cents l2Do Cloth, 81 So
JOSHUA MARVEL A Novel b. B. l. FsreOr, Auto, Of
SGrf" BlsdeO.Gr &c svO, Paper, 20 cents.
INVALUABLE and TIMELY READING.-J. b.
LlPPNC0TT Co respectfully invite the attention Of the
spubue following valuable Kngush Monthly for which they have
SaieB tie American Agency:
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Q

Railroad bonds were Arm. but the transactions were
generally lighter than usual with this exception the
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Mem publications.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05

THE WEArHEE.-SundAy was pleasant
and balmy. The churches we're veil filed
in the morning and later in the day numer-
Gus carriages were to be seen on the streets
aud drives in and about the city. lBy the
WAYS not that kind Of recreation and
pleasure Just as wicked as the pic MICS or
bssr.house gatherings Of our German
friends p The evening was pleasant, bu,
during the night, steady rain set in and
continued most Of the day Monday with oc-
thunder. Al present writing Tues
day P. N.Y. the clouds overcast the sky, and
Pedestriani'm is not q pleasure. There is
not single street crossing in the city deserv.
ing Of the name. Shall We ever have any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05
DIR. WESTAR'S
BlLsAM Of Wild CHERRY

Is peculiarly adapted to every disease of the
lungs and liver which is produced by our ever
varying climate.
There is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country 10 affected, which sweeps off annually
so many victims as that fell destroyer of the
human race-Consnnp tion. Day after day
year after year, the insatiate monster hurriss
to the cold and silent portals of the tomb fresh
added victims to its conquest. No walk of life
is sacred from it's blighting influence. No age
is exempt from its death dealing shafts. The
old, the middle aged, and the young, all alike,
are food for this common enemy of mankind.
The white haired patriarch whose life of tenn
Peranes has rendered his system impervious to
the attacks Of other ills, and whose good deeds
prepared him for the enjoy msnt OF life's calm
evening, finds consumption fastening its fangs
upon his vitals, aud tearing him from a world
ever bright to minds hich look com pIaoeutly
on days we'll spent.
! Consumption, in its confirmed and incpisnt
stages, coughs, asthma, Group, and liver COM
plant, form by far the most fatal clsss of dis
eases known to our land. Yet even those m az
be cured by means of the simple yet powerful
aides prevail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05
CITY COUNCIL.
CRY COUNCIL Room,

CITY COUNCIL Room,
Nov. 4, 1872.
Council met in regular session at
o'clock this P. NJ. Present. His Honor, the
Mayor, and all the members of the Council
The minutes of the last regular meeting
(Oct 7Eh) and also those Of the special
meetings held on the l2Ih and 24ih oil Ocio-
Der, we're read and approved.
The following bills were read BY the clerk,
and on motion they were referred TO the
finance committee, who reported them cor
rect AID. Stsbgel moved that the rules be
,uspendsd and the bills allowed, and that
orders be drawn on the treasurer for the
several amounts. The motion was adopted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05
NOTES. HERE AND THERE

Election day.
November fifth.
Saloons closed to-day.
Somebody thinks George Yiuton's htr.e
has got the epizooty.
Remember Miss DENIM, with the New
York Combination, at Darts Hall, this
evening.
The two fine Stone houses erected on the
Island for officers families are now occu-
pied-oue having been assigned to Captain
Farley and the other to Lieutenant Butler.
ii. D. Judd met with severe accident
Oh Tuesday, the 29th, while hunting near
B. Joslin's, in luma. A blood vessel in
his arm was ruptured by the kicking of his
gun. Ii is now doing we'll.
People who rent drawers at the post
office nov have to call for their mail, as the
drawers have been taken out preparatory to
the removal of the office, when the new one
shall be completed.
! SteamboAtmen are rejoicing at the pros
peet Of rain enough to swell the river into
navigA bihiy. About a foo. rise il the Mis-
sissippl is reported at ST. Paul, which en-
ables boats OF Ugh. draft to reach that point
again
The "Pbun Club" meets at the residence
of Mrs. Il. c. Blsckburn, Thursday even
ing. After this wsek Invitations will be dis
pensed with, snd future entertainments an
nounced At regular meetings and in the
daily papers.
Mr. X. Crsmptoa who has been absent in
the East several weeks, returned Saturday
night. While in New York be purchased g
large aud very complete stock of everything
10 his line of trade. Ills diapl4y OF holiday
goods Siil be particu larly fine this season
We regret to hear that Mark Wilson, au
old and respected citizen fell at the voting
place to day and injured himself. He has
been coufued to his house fer long time
by sickness, bat was aozious 10 vote today
and was assisted 10 she polls, but on retir
ing from sbe room ecoidyntly had e fall
We hope he is not seriously il ;ured
Homer Henderson, The srtist, lie now en-
gagged an repiica Of hi. por,rsit of Presi
denS Grant. The Commission wss given
blD by Mrs Grant while be Wss il the east
several weeke sInee. Henderson, migt. with
PIoprleiy DO styled, the Painter o. The Roy
a FANNY
Thomas aud john MuliigAD, two youDg
ooys OF tbis city, were up before Magistrate
Croppsr. yesterday afternoon, charged with
throwing stones a. Mr. Lewis Johnson, also
resident of this city The affair WAS finally
adjusted. tie father of the boy. promising
to Keep them oot OF such mschief ia the fl-
'ure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05
AS WELL TO BIZ BORN LUCKY AS RICH.
The Liberal Candidate for Sheriff in this
County Heir 10 a Fortune.

The Liberal Candidate for Sheriff in this
County Heir TO a Fortune.
The ARGUS on the fifteenth Of last
August gave a short biographical sketch OF
Major Il II. Mayo, Liberal candidate for
sheriff Of this county. He came to this
country from England when Eve years of
age, and since that time has been a resident
OF the United States. He came 10 this city
10 1863, Immediately after hiI discharge
from the army where he had been promoted
TOR gallant and msritorious services.
Since that time be has been identified with
the social and political life of Rock Island,
and regarded as one Of her best citizens,
and it is with pleasure that THE ARGUS an
nouaosS his accession to large property in
England.
% the 18th utimo his mothers brother,
and his uncle And godfather, Rev
Henry Brown, Of Lstheriugsstt Rec
tory, Holt, NOrfolkshire, England, died,
aud on Saturday morning last, Maj. Mayo
received a letter Informing him tina, he had
been appointed administrator of the estate
aud containing certified copy Of the will
of the deceased. By the will Maj. Mayo
Is made the heir to all his propsrty-which
is estimated at about $4,000, with the
exception Of small legacies to each of bis
brothers aud sistsrs. Mrs. W. Z. Wood
ward, Of this city, who is sister of his, will
receive one thousand pounds. The Major
expects to start for England next Monday
or Tuesday to administer the estate He
will probably be absent a considerable
length of time, but his friends here will be
pleased to learn thai he intends TO return 70
this city and make ii his abiding place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05

A bright, healthy child iss perennial spri.r
OF JOY in every well-rsgulated family. and wnere
Is that father, who after the strife and turmoil
Of business. on retiring to his home, is not be-
guiled of care by the innocent prattIe of his
child Perhaps this father is . worldly mar.
and makes gold his idol he may have been a
successful man, and amassed riches. Yet place
bis oh.id on the sick bed, and all his gold Is
at the disposal of the physicians, aud the epIv
return he asks is the restoration of health 10
bis child. Fathers! Mothers would Won pre-
serve your child in heal h? Then listen to ms
There is one prevailing cause of the disease in
children, aad that cause Ia worms. II .his
cause OF disease is not removed, your child will
sisken and die, or linger suffering invalid for
life We present to you an infallible remedy
for worms; it is
DR.. Judsona Dead Shot Worm Candy,
and Ia put up In the form of q stick Of CANDY.
and so pleasant to the taste, that childrer
greedily tease for 1t. Il is purely vegetable.
and cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for Dr.
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sals
at 20 cents per package.
w. Il. oohsTn1K. Sole Prspristes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05

Ii you do not feel well you send for a doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise, scrarls sons
hieroglyPhcs upon piece of paper which YOU
take to drug store and there pay 80 cents to
$l.Oo, besides the doctors fee, for . re NEEDY nine
times out OF ten not half SO good as DR.. MSrse's
Indian Root Pills, which costs bat rs cents peI
box. Do you think the for aer the best, because
you pay the most for it, If you do, we advise
you TO use, just as an experiment, the Mor,e's
analan Boot Pills. They are prepared from 6
formula, pronounced by the mostlearnsd nhv,i-
oians OF our country, to be the best and most
universal of family medicines. The Morses
Indian Root Pills cure Headache, Liver Com
Plsint. Indigestion, Dyspepsia Female irreeu-
iarities, &C., and are put up both sugar-eeafad
and plain. Give them atrial. Sold by all deal.
srs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05

NoTICE.-Complaints having bten made
to me that orderly aad wel-behaved people
are greatly annoyed in and around the post
office, evenings, about the time of the arr
val OF The mails, BY loafers and boys who
congregate there for no good purpose,
hereby give notice that police force will be
stationed near each door of the post office
With instructions to preserve order and pro-
seot people from insult. And | respectfully
urge all people to absent themselves from
the post office during the opening of the
mails, instead of contributing to swell
crowd and produce disorder at such times.
PHILIP MITsCH, City Marshal.
Rock ISLAND, Nov 9, 1872. dot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05

ARGUS PREMIUM Poster PRINTING. New
cuts, new borders, new type, and new and
unique devices of various kinds have recent
ly been added to THE ARGUS job department
especially for poster printing, and the office
mas every facility for executing poster work,
Illustrated aud displayed IN the most attract
i've manner. With four presses running at
the same time, by steam, and with the most
accomplished workmen to be found, and
with the very best materials. The ARGUS
office presents superior Inducements to get
your work done there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05

ITd IT'S gloomy ATTENDANTS, Low spirits
~ depression, involuntary emissions, loss
o. semen, sper natsrrhoez, lass Of power,
dizzy hssi, Ioss % HeuorT. azd t1raaGsn cd
impotence and imhsoility, dua sovereign
cure IN HUAPHREys' HUMEoPATHIc
SPECIFIC 80. TWEETY EIGRr. Com
posed Of tho uNos! valuable mid aud potent
Curstives, they strike al once al the root of the
matter, tone 1P the system, arrest the dis
charges, aud imPaTt vigor and energy, life aud
vitality TO tue entire man. They have cured
thousands Of eases. Price, IS per package Of
i've boxes and a large s. VIAL which is very i'm
portant to obssins ste old cases, or 81 per sim
gle COX Sold by ALL Druggists, aud sent
BY nail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH-
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE CO., 5G2 BROADWAY, NEW YoEK
ChAs A, Benser and C, Spidel, Agents for
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05
Temple Of Eonori
Julihn's Hydrastin Compound

q direct tonic and health restoring agent to
the organs of generation, 1t imparts vigor
and energy. II is a reliable remedy If Sper-
matorrheA, IS well as In ali weakened con ditions
OF the bladder and urinary organs. By reason
OF It's wonderful power as a uterine tonic Leu
eorrhea, suppressed or painful menstruation
weakness, accompanied By dragging or bearing
down sensations, pains in the region Of the Kid
neys, irratation Of the womb, and in ill disea-
Ies in which the uterine system is involved this
remedy will prove blessing to the invalid.
(SrOn N. Y. Dispatch, June sO.)
We have on several occasions recommended
DIR. Julihn's Hydrastin Compound as an excel
lent remedy for kidney and consequent diseases.
Inc following note is from q gentleman of
Tnom We have personal knowledge, and we
Know that be but states the facts in his case:
srAPLEroE, Staten Island, June 80. '72.
Asssrs. b. KEITH a CO., No. al Liberty st.,
FOR several years my health has been much
impair d, Kidney diseases and occasional at
LACKS OF rheumatirm being the prominent eau
SEES Having tried many remedies with little
oeneht, heard Of "Julihn's Hydrastin Com
pouad, which, after two months use, has en-
TREY restored my health. therefore take
pleasure In recommending your valusbls medi-
cine to any one suffsrinl ~ did Yours re-
specially, JOHNF p. KORAN
Sold By ell Druggists. ttaAv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05

PEusoNAL.-M r. Z. c. Remer represent
ing the celebrated Whitney gun is a. the
Haper House, spending few days among
our Iportsmeu. In two articles IN yester-
days paper this gun vas spoken of sc the
UhjEyle gun Ii should have been the
WhaHy gun. 1; was one CT those guns
which Joe North used 10 the late pigeon
match in which he killed every bird.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-05

THE BRDGE-Ths editor Of this paper
has not been idle in regard to sho~ing the
Secretary Of War the state Of things here
concerning the opening, free to the public
Of the carriage-WAy over the new govern
msnt bridge. The whole subject was recent
y, by our request, laid before him by oar
correspondent, lis Nard, with what result
can bs seen BY one Of her letters in to-day :