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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05
42d CONGRESS.
atg $50 WASHINGTON, March 4.
4 7F 8S HOUSE.,


Bills were introduced by Mr.. KETcnuA
recognizing the Land Office; by Mr.
ROOSEVELT, to repeal the acts authorizing
seizures ol books by revenue officers; b.
Mr.. HIDBARD. to test plan Of storm ant
flood signals; by MIR. LEACH, appropriat.
ing $22, 1000 for damages by destruction
Of the Lexington Court House, N. g.
while occupied by Federal forces; by Mr
ScnAFF, oil Colorado, for aid TO tho mar
row guSgc railroad in Colorado.
\ MIR. NRGIIEY, from the Committee OF
Commerce, reported a Bill to amend tht
steamboat law, which was ordered TO bt
printed and reCommittcd, 81
On motion of Mr.. KENDALL, the Senate
bill TO continue in force the grant to the
State Of Nevada for college purposes was
taken from the SPRAKRR's table and
passed.
MIR. BUELL. presented q petition from
the business men OF Chicago against the
reduction Of the duties on foreign salt.
The House then went into Committee
of tho Whole on the deficiency appro'
priation bill, Mr.. STEVENSON in the chair
After discussion on various matters en-
bodied indhe bill, and without concluding
its consideration, the Committee rose and
the House adjourned. ..
SENATE.
House bill to appoint q Medical Pur.
yeyor in the army was passed, ,H
Mr.. CARPENTER presented memorial
from the Wisconsin Legislature favoring
the Niagara Ship Canal Viaduct.
Mr.. CHANDLER presented remon-
STRANGE from the Michigan grocers against
sudden repeal of the duty on teas and
coffee. y. a -ssf5l
Mr.. SHERMAN, from the Finance Com.
mittee, reiterated that If there was any
change in the tariff thereon II would moi
take effect before July 1st. To.
On motion OF Mr.. PoMERoY, the bill 10
create an additional land district in Ne.
vada, was passed.
On motion Of MORRILL,, the Secretary
Of the Treasury was directed 10 ascertain
upon what terms sites for public build
iDgs could be obtained at Harrisburg,
Pa, and Sacramento, California.
The act creating an additional land dis.
trict in Minnesota was passed. .r
BY Mr.. SHERMAN-Bill authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to purchase u
site for United States public buildings in
Cincinnati. Passed. lasle-a.
The Senate then took up the legislative
appropriation bill.
MIR. TRuSBULL moved to postpone II
and take up the Chicago relief bill. Lost.
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of Vermont, from the Com.
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
reported with amendments a bill provid.
ing for tho erection Of government build.
ings at Utica, N. Y, Raleigh, N. G., and
Little Rock, Ark. Appropriating for the
first 100000, Tor the others 500, 900
each. 'n a-r a.ti NI
Mr.. CONKLlNG presented q memorial OF
the New York Chamber of Commerce,
asking that they may be permitted TO
purchase the site Of the present postotllce
in New York, at the price which the gov
ernment paid for it, and argued in favor.
After sometime spent in considering the
appropriation hill, the Senate went into
executive session. The Senate continued
in executive session until o'clock, and
then adjourned. ,grF- -EE
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OREGON

SAN Francisco, March 4.--The
Apaches arc making numerous attacks
on trains in central Oregon, and have run
oft large quantity Of stock from Hasa.
yampi Valley. Several have been killed
while on these raids. 4s.ss
John Bucklianan shot William Sub.
lette fatally in a drunken aItray at Red
Bluff yesterday. rr $3.50 ( / r.
Frank Anderson was arrested in Port.
land, Oregon, yesterday, for the murder
OF Joseph Quigley at Sacramento. An
derson's friends made M attempt TO rescue
him from jail, and the ringlcaders were
arrested.
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Educational.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
1S71-7o

y,19e 19e last Catalogue shows an attendance OF III
SSS.Henn Sss.Nn al this Institution. Five distinct Dc
secnens scMnOs o. Instruction, with fall corps Of
Po,I,I pure and applied; Psychology, EthIcs
h. h"ISAl ECONOMY, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences
tiSsl &c, carefully and thoroughly taught. PrSc,
SrHn,It ,SIGemistry and Physics, Illustrated BY ATS
"Gdy Of Geology. ~'''' ''''''' 20 '0' 'u'
,,sISSd = good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min
nSNSS ~, J. deoloGy and Couchology; together with
HIst1,S,p specimens In other departments Of Natura
locAuSE IOi4 ElnS buildings beautiful and healthy
DscS%t TERN begins Septcmbar 9Th. Winter
nSN, n,lGss T Oh, Spring, March 2Oth, Commence
TO1salng trou g To a per we'd,
w. SSOG, S rom $lS 10 81 per yeAf.
wv 'u'IheF particulars, fnQIire OF T..
I1 ALRX. MARTIN, President,
AorgSntowp, West Va.
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FRANCE. !

PARIS, March 4-The dissatisfaction in
the Cabinet over the conduct Of Pouyer
Quertier, Minister of Finance, in testify
ing at Rouen in favor Of Lamoth, EXPIRE
feet of the Department of Eure, who is
charged with embezzling funds contribute
ed for the relief Of the French sufferers,
continues. Should the resignation Of the
Minister OF Finance become necessary II
Is believed that Cassmier Periers, Minis.
tel Ter Of the Interior, will be appointed to
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Proposed staLonis spngerfes..

ST. LOUIS, March "A largely attend.
cd meeting at tho Merchants Exchange
was held to day in the interest ot the
annual S,rngerfest, which will be held
here in Juno next. Speeches were made
by several prominent gentlemen, and
much interest was manifested in the mat
ter. A liberal subscription has been
made to construct an immense building
in which to hold concerts, and everything
will be done to make the festival a grand
success
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offer at private sale the Farm situated two
miles east OF the city on the HemphGld Railroad,
known as the Mills property, containing 76 acres,
more or less; about 50 acres OF which "a cleared
and part undCrlaid with coal There Is n good
farm house and other outbuildIngs on the prem
Ises. Any person desiring 10 look Rt the place
will be shown the boundaries, &c, by MIR. petlI.
cord on the prcfnisCs.
Also tract containing II acres situated nine
miles east OF the city on the HGmpheld Railroad.
This place ia all under cultivation, has on IL u
good dwelling and all necessary OutbuildingS, o
good well OF wafer and a number OF good irlit
Trees, and Is within n short distance OF a church
and school house. Possession OF this tract given
April lst, 1872, and ifnOt previously sold will he
offered at pnblc auction on THURSDAY, Feb. 22d.
For further particulars apply or the last men.
TONED premises TO J. T. Mccoy.
Administrator Of Saml Mccoy, decd,
N. BghAll persons having claims against the
estate Of Samuel Mccoy, decd, are requested to
present them for settlement, and all persons In.
debted to said estate are requested 10 make pay.
meDt j, \, Mccoy
Iebl 9tdGw Administrator.
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GheGntellia

SATURDAY week ago at Union, Monroe
Co., Major Cyrus Ncwlin, who is reputed
to be the writing editor Of the Monroe
Register, and Elbert Fowler, editor of the
Border Watehman, a rival paper, came in
collision at a dinner table. Fowler drcw
a pistol, but parties interfered before he
could use It. Hf EEL
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Furnishing Witnesses Who Testified
Against the Custom uOuse Crew..

New York, February 4lThe Tribute
alleges that sOme merchants who incrinl.
mated Government officials by their tel.
ttmony before the Custom House Inves--
tgatlng Committee, are. now being
subjected TO vexatious suits and seizures.
The firm Of Clark & Shultz, who are Of
this class, had their books overhauled in
a manner which, the 1riJqino saws, was
suspicious, il not positively outrageous.
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A Rival in the Cat business.

TEUM INC FHEKcfsbnTg uaZelte.
CATAsTRoPHfcALLY.-We understand
that our ncighbor Scotleld got box Of
cats the other day. Some had gray eyes
and some had red, and some had tieil
tails swelled three times as big as theil
head. What heproposes TO do with them
and where they came from, VIC are moi
informed, but VIC think that establishmen,
can scratch hard enough now without the
reinforcement of cats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05
charter Election In Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, March 4.-At the
charter election to-day Benjamin Kings.
bury, .Ir., was reelected May0A the
vote standing; Kingsbury, (Repuhlitan, !
2,039; Cleavcs, (Dcmocrat,) 1,64s; Nor.
gan, (Cttizcns' ticket) 3l2. -
LEWISTON, ME-, March 4.-Lewiston To.
day elected David Cowan Republican,
Mayor by 59s majority over J. P. Gil
(Democrat) last year Garcdon, the
Democratic nominee, had 5s majority.
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Rising barometer, with a decidedly fall.
ING temperature Northwesterly to
northerly winds aud clear weather will
prevail during tonight from the Upper
Lake region southeastward and eastward
to the Atlantic The winds along the
middle and east Atlantic coasts are in.
creasing to very brisk, and probably will
be high northwesterly. The pressure
will be diminished somewhat during to-
night and on Tuesday throughout the
Mississippi Valley and westward, with
sontherly to easterly winds and probably
increased cloudiness. ''.L
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Accident to a Citizen Of Marshall
County.
Correspondence Of the IntellIgencer.

GLEN EAsToN, March 4, 1879.
A Mr.. Andy sisson, who resides in the
vicinity OF Glen Easton, but who is in the
employ OF the B. & o. r. r. Company on
the Hempfeld branch, started home from
Wheeling yesterday morning on the fast
hne, and met with q somewhat serious
accident. His home is nearer TO Easton
than Cameron, but the fast line does not
stop at the former place, and in attempt
ing to get off rather than 90 on to the
latter, he was thrown very violently from
the train, sustaining several severe cuts
and Commissions. He was conveyed in an
insensible condition to the house of a
friend, where his wounds were dressed by
Dr.. Boyd, of Easton, and in the latter part
Of the day he was conveyed home In a
spring wagon.
His wounds, of which there are two
about his head and face, and cash in his
thigh, with much scraping and bruising,
are not thought to be dangerous, but he
will be disabled for some time. ONE.
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70. F. MoDERMoT.
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all tho lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side Of Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending TO the river. Price from $500 to 81 900
each, according TO size and location. Terms,
One.lOurth cash, residue In equal installmGnts at
one, two and three years.
JNo. P. GILCHRIsT,
AugA At Top Mil.
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Mrs. A. Q. Downs, OF Hartford, Con, wal
arrested on Monday. charged with arson in ilrinS
tue sIGourncy House. She gave bonds In The
sum of 5000 for her appearance at the police
court on Monday of next week.
Senator Morton Is at his home, In IndIAnapo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05
DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

offer for palc the houe in which how're. ~
side, situate on John street, q few doors
east Of Fiilh. The house is substantial "
sldes a bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, wlthA good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The honse Is In good order and
we'll located and In every waya desirable prop
erty being bnt a little over q square from the
Post OHlCe. There IS also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE.
sufficient for four horses, and o carriage house
ANY one wiShingtO purchase can examine thC
premises At any time.
sept25 JNO. +. McDERMOT,
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The Union Paclac railroad Is slill snow
bound and BLOCKED, between Cheyenne add Raw
Inns.
"A bill was introduced In the New Jersey Sen.
ate, Monday, making appropriation for statues Of
Commodore stockton and Gen. Kearncy,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. March 1.-THE Judge of
the Common Pleas Court to-day, granted
a perpetual injunction against the redis.
tricting OF the city into wards, by a com.
mission 10 be appointed under the schiN
bill, by the Superior Court lffsT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-05
GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

IotIer at private sale the Patterns, Flasks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging TO the late
arm OF W. ". Miller d Co.
The purchaser can secure @ TSASVnaple II iease o.
feet by IS feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be obstrlctCd, and contains all The
necessary appliances Of drstclGss JObbIng
Foundry.
to n. u. MILLER,
lang Receiver.
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Weather Report.
PRoBADHrTTRs.

., .a WAR DEPARTMENT.
OPPIUE OF Tm CHIEP SIGNAL OFFTuRR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. 1850 Z. n. J
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BY TELEc GRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntelIigeneer.

(By the Western Union Line.
ofice Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sts)
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
All PRIVATE SALE.

llVIcw Of the opening Of John street to Rail,
road and business purposes, the undersigned
Trustees Of the lat Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church
oaer for sale their very eligible Lot at N. W.
corner Of 4lh and John, 80 feet on John street by
10 feet on 4th street.
TERMS or SALE Onc.fourth the purchase mon
ey In cash and the balance In one, two and three
years, with interest from day of sale.
II not sold before TUESDAY, April Cd, 1872
1t will on that day, at 10 O'Clock, be offered
Al PUBLIC SALE, =
Al the front door of the Court House. For fur.
ther Information Npplyto
HENRY A. KNAPP,
GRO. ". STONER,
GEO. Y. XlMMRR,
Trustees lst Eng. Lutheran Church.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
Ha IuIv1Q 1874 7 /


DEAR SIR: You are about to enter
upon the duties of Collector Of Customs
in New York. Many persons in seeking
office may use the Presidents name or
mine, in urging their claims, and wish
10 state to you distinctly at the outset,
that no one Is authorized TO dos Many
friends OF mine, whom should be glad to
Oblige, have importuned mo TO write
you in their behalf, but | have persist
emily refused to add 10 your present
embarrassment by so doing. You will
never hear from me on the subject Of
office. My only desire Is TO see you so
distribute the patronage Of your office as
to render the most efficient service to the
country and the cause Of the administra-
tion. Yours, very truly,
Hya... ... . .,l HORACE PORTER.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, I
500 % Y 'F." October 81, 1870. !
To Hon. OhdS. Murphy, Collector Of Gus.
IONS Of NeO York: ..,.... .....'..
DEAR lSm:-I am directed by the
President 10 forward TO you marked por.
tons OF enclosed newspaper articles
While the president docs not for o mo
ment suppose that you ever uttered the
language 1t imputes 10 you, he deems il
well to take this opportunity 10 say thai
If any persons have been employed in the
Custom House upon representations thai
they arc his particular lrlendsor lavorltes
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Augi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
SPERMAToRREoEA.

Caused BY scfabusr excessive veuerE the sympous
being seminal losses indigestion Irritat Of man
y paNer aversion 10 -ocrty rendering marriage impfopef
This disease l. common aud thousands nope not
knowing hat h the matter many do Caunot visit
me After 20 years experience have prepsirrd cures
No The iornN uu rtages No.2 The stage af progress
No The stage q decay aud lmpoteucy. IS a treat
meul few packages cases perseverance,
will cure any ofthe Kind State fully send
i've dollars aud the cure you need will Dee postpaid
thus YOU have my SKILL home than travelling -
peues, without posurs On. package guuVinc- ven
sad 10 mis- way Is ain time As remedy Is
changed TO suit circumstances
Pamphlets enabling any 70 state thefcass fully %
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O. nDIN - a.nto GU rL....
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
How to Put on a Corset.

Al this iuncture the coroner desired to
show the Jury the course taken by the ball,
and for this purpose produced Ihe corset
worn BY Mrs BurkhRTs at the time of the
ragedy. "You see," said he-snd here he
dres the corset around his waist with the
ace in front" the ball must have gone Ia
here from behind. No, that cant be, either,
for the ball went 10 IL front. Confound 1t,
I've got it on wrong All this war." Here
the coroner put the corset on upside down.
Now you see" pointing to the hole in tbe
garment, which rested directly over his bip
=" the ball must have gone in here. No,
that cant be- either, for"
! Here Mr.. Mather, the handsomest man
| on the Jury. broke in. doctor SULLIVAN,
said he, you've got that corset on wrong"
| q. re Doctor SULLIVAN Olushed ike a poppy.
"Wsll," said Doctor Stllman a have been
married twice and ought TO know how to rig
corset" Yes said Mr.. Msther, +bu,
you don't You had it on right in the frat
place. The strings go in front and the Ia,
lies clap them together 10 the back. Don
| know? think | ought to- have been
married If you doubt It look here, (poiur-
ling to the fOllnsss in the top. How do you
suppose that's going 10 be filled unless you
put il on as | suggsst2" ~ hat" ssid M
Stiilman, why that goes over the hips =
NO it don't" sad Mr.. Mather, that gos
some where else-shis way,h and here Mr.
Mather Indicated where the fullness ought
TO 20.
AT this a pa!e-faced young man with 8
vo. ee like a robin, aud q notebook snder hi
arm. said be thought the ladies clAsped ths,
G rssts on the side. The pals-fac.d yonns
man said this very innocensly, as if be wisbec
o convey the impression that be knew moth
ug whstsver of the matter. The jurl
o shed the pale-faeed young man to scorn
and one of them intimated hat he thong b
The Young n an was not half 80 green abou
4 ~oDsns dress as he tried to appear. Tn
Young man was q reporter, and II is there
. re exceedingly probable that his kDoWl
edge WAS fully rs limited as VAS apparen
from his suggestion to the jurymen.
Here sno,her jarymsn discovered tina
Doct IT SULLIVAN had the corset bottom sid,
up. Doctor" said be, put it on the othe
~ay"
Then the doctor pns in on IN reverse OF
der, with the laces in front. This brouR b
the bullet holes directly over the tails of hi
coat
az doat think" said Mr. Mather, "ths
tie bullet went in there. Doctor"
mo, don't think is dad. vas the reply
} = Confound it. its mighty fuuny-six MARI.
Y men in this room and not one that know
how to put on e woman's corset"
Here nice young man who ha
several sisters. and al~ays keeps his eye
open, advanced aud convinced Doctor Still
\ men and Mr. Mather after much Argumen
. that the laces Of correct go behind, an
that the garment is ciasped 10 front. Ahe
! Ii 9 explanation the course of the bullet va
readily traced. and found to bear out the e,
plansIion afforded BY the two physician
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

The great work of the year An immense sale
guaranteed Prospectus. postpaid. - cents. Re
Stsed NEW MAP WONDER il unequalled IN cheap
Agents for price Of one 81 80. Address GOOD
SPEEDS Empire Book, Map and Picture HOuse,
Chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis or New Orleans.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
Uaiip Argus.
The Two Church Builders
BY JOHN C. SAKE.

BY JOHN C. SAKE.
A famous king would build church,
pie vat and grant;
And, that the praise night be his own,
BE gave strict comm and
That mons should add the SIN allest gift
To aid the work he planned.
And when the mighty dome was done,
Within The noble frame
Upon tablet, broad and fair,
In letters oil sfame
With bur ished gold, the people read
The roi al builders name.
Now when the king, elate with pride,
That night had sought his bed,
He dreamed he saw an angel come,
"a halo rouad his head
Erase the royal nams, and write
Another in it's stead.
What could il mean Three times that night
THAI wondrous vision came;
Three times he saw that angel hand
Erase the reysl name,
And write q wOmaR's in its stead,
In letters all ahame.
Whose could it be He gave command
To ell about the thrcns
To seek the owner OF the name
That on the tablet shoHs;
And 40 il WAS he eourtiers found
widow poor aud lone
The king, enraged ct what he heard,
Cried Bring the culprit hers!"-
And 10 the woman trembling sore,
he said =" IT'S very clear
That you have broken my command,
Now let the truth appear"
"Your Majesty" the widow said,
81 can't deny the truth;
I love the Lord-my Lord a. nd yours
And 30. in simple soOth,
broke yeur Majsstv's eommandi
Il crave your royal ruth }
"Sinee had no money, Sire,
Why could only pray
That God would bless your Majesty;
And when along the way
The horses drew the stones--I gave
To one . wisp of hay"
"Ah! now see" the king exclaimed,
"Self glory was my aim;
The woman gave for love Of God,
And not for worldly fame;
It's ny command the tablet bear
The pious widows name {"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DR.. BOHANNAH's VEGETABLE Gu
kAIIVE' permanently cures all forms vt 81 per-
mAtorTh1a' or ''oemInal Weakness" IN from two
to seven weeks time. II restores Lost Power
and brings OAck the ~ Oathiul yIgoT' oil Those
who nave destroyed Il by sexual excuses OF evil
Practices. Young m-n suffering from the elects
Of tHat dre4dtuiIy destructive hAbit Of self
Ouse Can use thIs medicine with the assurance
Of speedy aud Permanent cure. This remedy
has ooen used by old DE-. bohennan IN his PR.
Vate practice tor over thirty ysArs, ana has nsVer
failed in curing even the worst cases. Price &
per package. sent TO any address tirss from
observatory. Sold only a. Dr. Z. A. Bohan-
nan office, No DIV North fifth stree, st. Lout,
Mo. Established in 1887.
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DIX. BOhAiNNAN
ONCE No. 6l9 North Fifth street, between
Washington Ave. ana GreeR streets,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Established In ct. Louis 1e37.

CURES ALL CHROHIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases IN SNORT tllne, eItner IN male VI
kemalei charges low iess; aseI no Mercury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-15

sEELY's Stsndard Goods are for sale BY all
first- elias, dealers in the north West and 10
Rock Islsnd By L. L. LANE, and JOHN
BENGSToN. msh2sd-mHf&wly