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The New York herald., 1872-09-07
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The Democratic and Liberal Republican District
Convention met here yesterday to nominate can
didate for Congress, an elector and alternate.
There was a full attendance. every county In the
Bromberr. liberal republican. aud chairman OF the
Alabama delegation at Cincinnati, was unani-
mously nominated for Congress on tue second bal
lot; n H. r. Dawson OF Dallas. was nominated for
Elector, and y. W. Cooke, OF WILCOX for Alternate,
by acclamatiOu-
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW York HsaALs.

PARIS Sept. Q, Is72
1t is rumorcd that Miss Nellie Grant ia to be mar.
ried to M. Duvergier de Hauranne the author OF a
work on the institutions Of the United States, and
BON OF the distinguished historian Of parliamentary
government in France.
OUTFLOW OF SPECIE PROM THE BANK.
The specie in the Bank Of France has decreased
B.aaacoO francs during the past week.
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The Regular Republican Headquarters
The Coming Ratification.

The Joint Committee Of Liberal Republicans and
Democrats on the subject Of a ratification meeting
for Greeley and Brown on the 18th Of September
met at Tammany Hall yesterday afternoon, at five
O'clock and received additional reports of commit
tees. The Subcommittee on Speakers reported
the following gentlemen as having accepted the
invitation to speak:-HOratiO Seymour, Francis
Herman, Governor Randolph Governor Walker, Of
Virginia; II. NJ. 7. Hunter, OF Virginia; Governor
Austin Blair OF Michigan; General Banks, OF Massa-
chusetts; General Farnsworth, Of Illinois; Chaun.
cey M. Depew, A. X. Mcclure, OF Pennsylvania. and
others among numerous well-knOwn local orators.
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The salute In the Park.

salute OF one hundred guns was fired in City
IIall Park Yesterday at noon by the friends OF the
syracuse nominees over the result of the Syracuse
Convention. The salute was not ordered by either
state or General Committee, but was a spontaneous
tribute hy the friends OF the nominees.
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FRANCE AND PARAGUAY.
1tlssaAn 10 TIE NEW YORK HtaALr.

PARIS, Sept. 0, 1872
The reports which were lately received by the
government Of the assassination Of its agent and
Trmed
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Comptroller Green yesterday paid the Police De-
partment, on account Of appropriation for street
cleaning s10O,000 Department OF Public Parks,
for uses OF that department. $4,000.
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THE VERMONT ELECTION
RUTLAND. Sept. Q

RUTLAND, SEPT. Q, ls'z
Returns from 2o2 towns give Converse 3s,224
Gardner l4.oos. The republican majority In 2o2
towns is 236l6.
The republican majority In the entire state VIII
probably be from y, 900 20 20 0Oo There are thirty
nine towns ret TO be heard from.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, {

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Q, 1872.
E. joy Norris was today nominated for Congress
by the democrats Of the Second district in place OF
Furman sheppard, declined. Mr.. Morris had pre-
yjously received the nomination OF the liberal re-
nublicans.
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TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS


Clerical Engrossing Work on the Written Judg-
msnt-swim Cabinet Congratulation on tho
Result -0faoial Exodus Homsward-
What Il the Amount Of Avardl
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Died.

WILKINsON-On Friday September g. FANNIE R..
daughter Of stephen and Martha J. Wilkinson.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dencc OF her parents, Fort Hill New Brighton $. H.
on Sunday, September 8, at two O'Clock r. NJ.
(FOr Other Deaths See Ninth Pdge.J
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Isl and 252 Broadway, corner Of Murray street.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
The Liberal Headquarters.

The Liberal headquarters.
Colonel J. w. Johnson, having recovered from his
recent Illness was present in charge yester-
day. The opinions OF the frequenters Of the
Glenham on the Syracuse nominations were
not in accord, few gentlemen holding
to the idea that there might have been better
or stronger men named, while others held that 1t
was impossible for the ticket to be improved
Among the visitors during the day were Colonel
l.. A. Hardee. Florida, Presidential electOr for
Greeley and Brown on the Florida liberal ticket; F.
w. Bird, Massachusetts,; JldsOn Harmon, chair
man Of the Cincinnati Liberal Executive Commit
teer; J. w. Winterbottom, Mohegan City, Ind. J.
u. Nolan, Brooklyn, editor OF the Millfng Journal
and Corn Exchange ReUte,c; @. f. Dyke, Tallahas-
sec, Fla. +. j. Wheaton, Judge OF the Fourth Judi
cla Court, Jackson, Fla; and John J. Weed, Wash
ingtOn, eX-Assstant Solicitor Ofthe Court Of Claims
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A.-Herald Branch ONCE, Brooklyn,
Corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from 8 A N. To L. NJ.
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A.-Gentlemen's Hats.-Fal1 style for
1871 are ready for inspection and sale 1t ESPEN-
SCHEID'S, Manufacturer, lis Nassau street.
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MOsuuit0 Bitcs.-Burnctt's Kailist0m.
the poison almost instantaneously.
The New York herald., 1872-09-07

Grafenberg-MarshaiP Uterine Catno~
IICON Is prescribed by physicians for female weakness
Sold by all druggists - .o ,,.,,,, -. xy-,
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SPAIN.
The Antilles Gem Dear as Life to the Nation.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. Q, 1872.
The Loualtdad, replying to the suggestions Of
English journals. Indignantly repudlates the idea
that Spain will part with the island OF Cuba on any
consideration,
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FRANCE.

Miss Nellie Grant the Subject Of Very Inter.
esting Rumor.
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Royal Havana Lottcrys-Prixcs Cashed.
orders Bed information furnished highest rates paid for
Spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR Co, Bankers IL Wall St
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All the Fall styles OF Hats for Gcntle-
TERRY, 81 Union. square,
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Patent Open Work Political Banners,
Flags and Portraits, at H0JER Z GRAHAMs. 81 Duane
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casonable.-Touristsy Will Return with
old diapidatcd rusty and dusty hats Yes and put them
aside for the fresh and bright fall style M mAS OF ksvA
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Priccs Re
duced j. B MARTINEZ CO, BANKERS, No. IL Wall st..
Box No. 1865 Post office. New York.
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Fall stylo OF Gentlemen's Hats Now
ready P ERxENwEIN, Mauiaciurcr,
l4S Nassau street. between DsekIIaan and Spruce.
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A.-Nic0l, Davidson u Co., CSC Broad-
way factory No Great Jones street. Decorators of Por
ceain offer splendid assortment Of Dinner.
Dessert Services also White French China, India
China, &C.. by the set or piece.
Articles decorated to order in the highest stylo
Of art with Crests, Monograins, Fruits, &c.
Also Glassware, Plated Ware, &c.
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The Democratic Headquarters.

There was considerable business going on at the
Spingler House Headquarters yesterday, Colonel
Banks having returned from the South with favora-
BILE reports from all parts Of that section Of the
country. From Maine the report is that the 10000
Republican majority in isss win be reduced to less
the vote were taken at this time the majority Tor
Greeley would be 0,000 The Syracuse ticket Is
considered o strong One The canvass Of the State
will be commenced Immediately. The committee
Will commence active operations at the AstOr
House on Wednesday next. The visitors to-day
were Mr.. c. E. Dyke, Florida; Mr.. E. q. Caba, ex-
Governor Randolph and Messrs. Dapante and
Hyam.
The Regular Republican Headquarters.
Col. L. A. Dudley was in charge of the Republican
Headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday,
in the absence Of Mr.. william f. Chandler, who is
again absent in New Hampshire. A despatch was
received from Missouri announcing that ex-senator
John b. Henderson, of anti-impeachment fame, had
vention OF that State for Governor. The general
sentiment regarding the Syracuse nominations Is
that they are favored too much with Roman Ca
thOlicsm and the policy OF sectarian donations to
win among q Protestant population. Among the
visitors were T. J. Young, Of North Carolina; Mr..
Norris Winslow, Watertown, N. y; George Chand-
ler, Baltimore, Md; Mr.. ]. Tarbell, Mississippi;
Mr.. a: Warner, Mississippi; I. G. Carpenter, South
min, New York; Charles Debevois, Rockland county
DIR. T. A. Emmons, Chicago ILL.,; William II. Cham
bers, BROOKLYN N. y; w. s. Wood Ncwtown, L. L.
Charles II. Conant, Brooklyn, and +. X. Ludlam,
New York.
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Dougnn's Fall Styles Of Gentlcmcn's
Hats ready. 02 Nassau, corner OF Ann ssreet
The New York herald., 1872-09-07

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm tho
taneoua At al druggists.
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At $50 Broadway, Charts, with Written
characters given daily, at the chronological Rooms
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Target Companies Will Find tho Sea
Side House, Rockaway Roach, the place to nave goof
time. Address A. y. FAILING IS 81 Marks place, New
York city.
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David's Fall Hat for Gentlemcn.-~
1908 Broadway, near Duane street.
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The British American Claims Case.

WASHINGTON, Sept G, 1872.
It is stated upon the authority of one of the
American members Of the Joint High Commission
that the total award made by the British American
Claims Commission will not exceed two millions OF
dollars, the estimate being based upon a knowl-
sdge Of the class Of claims filed for consideration
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Agricultural Budget; Reviews Of the Cattle Horse
and Dry Goods Markets; Financial and Commercial
Intelligence, and accounts OF all the important and
interesting events of the week.
TERMS Single subscription, So; Three copies, S5;
Five copies, ss Ten copies, $l5; Single copies, five
cents EACH A limited number or advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
Died.
WILKINsON-On Friday, September @, FANNIE r.,
daughter OF Stephen and Martha J. wilkinson.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
deSce s's Of her parents, "a % Fort T Ill., New Brighton H.
on Sunday, September g. at two O'Clock r. NJ
(FOr other Deaths See Ninth PugeJ
Mosquito Bites.-Burnctt's Knilist0n.
neutralizes the poison almost nstantaneousy
scEf1s ;f sf5 seSE &anuisetrsr fac Nassau street.
A.-Horring's Patent
Isl and 252 Broadway corner OF Murray street.
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A.-Herald Branch ONCE, Brooklyn,
Corner Of Fulton avenue and B9ergm street
Open from 8 A. NJ to5 NJ
At 3s9 Broadway, Charts, with Written
characters given daily, at the chronological Rooms
way factory No Great Jones street. Decorators Of Por
and o ns
Article, sets decorated to order in the highest syo
0 Also nsc Ga Glassware, N PiSted Ware. &C. a'' "'
All the Fall styles OF Hats for Gcntle-
men, Boys and Children now ready r,,, ....
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm tho
word the 9ny Re1sd: pye harmless reliable sH
'~'~ -'~s7
David's Fall Hat for Gentlemcn.-
29o1s Broadway near Duane street
Dougnn's Fall Styles Of Gentlcmcn's
Hats ready l02 Nassau, corner OF Ann ssreet
Fall Stylo OF Gentlemen's Hats Now
ready. P ERxENWEIN, Maufaciurcr,
l4s Nassau street. between Dseknsan and Spruce.
Grafenberg-Marshal1's Uterine Catho~
LICON prescribed by physicians for female weakness
'o'' GGkAFENBERG II Co. Is9 William street, New York.
Patent Open Work Political Banners,
Flags and Portraits, at HOJER GRAHAMS, " Duane
street.
Royal Havana Lottery.-Priccs Re.
duced. j. B MARTINEz b CO, Bankers No. ~ Wall st,
Box No. 46Ss Post office New York
Royal Havana Lottory.--Prixcs Cashed,
orders nled information furnished highest rates Paid for
scasonable.-Tourists Will Return with
old dtapdatcd, rusty and dusty hats Yes AMI put them
aside for the fresh and bright fall style HAT OF kNoA.
who excels in fashions fabric. KNOX, ~ BROADWAY
Target Companies Will Find tho Sen
Side House, Rockaway ROACH the place TO nave gooS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02
THE ARSENAL.

Mayor Murdoch visited the Island yester-
day for the purpose Of examining the lOca-
lion of the avenue, and he quite agrees with
The Argus that an improvement can be
made which will be more satisfactory to our
people. If anything is to be done, it would
be best to act soon, as sore money might
thus be saved. All people who are mo-
cringiDg in subSer 'ienoy to power are unan
imous in asking
l. That the avenue leading to Rock Island
shall be so located IS not to give the othel
side Of the river any advantage over Ihii
sids-equAity Of position is ell We ask.
2. That the carriage bridge shall be oper
free to the public.
3. That the pass system shall be modified
so as not to be odious or harsh in its fsa
lures.
These things are right, and the people
will never be satisfied until they shall b.
granted. Let those in authority make OF
their minds to this fact. The 400 ner thsy
! yield to ii the better.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02

THE LANGRIsHE comedy troupe performed
the sensational drama of Grounds for Dr.
vorce' last evening, giving very general
satisfaction, though we think Miss Fannie
Bart would have rendered the part Of "Mrs.
Bromley" With much more taste and senti-
ment. Mr., Langrishe, IS Peter Simpson,
was worth the admission fse-he is favor
lite, and always good. The"Demon Ballet,
from the Black Crook, by the Carl Family,
vas highly e0joved, but the finest parts o:
il we're left without applause, and when aP-
plsase ia come it was the rade stanping CT
feet instead Of what it shoald have bean
the sharp ring Of hands. The closir g farce
old as it ia, always arouses good deal q
interest the leading Characters Of course,
being Gertrude and Peter. Here, again,
Mis5 Burt showed c versatility Of talent
highly Commendable. Ia Emily Worthiug.
to she exhibited cultivation aud sentiment
and in Gertrude, the artlul and innocent
ways of an al 1ious, ambitious, cunning bu
uneducatsd girl-a character for study.
This e'enlng will be preseuted the new
comedy of Society" new dances by she
Garlic family and farce entitled Convent
ens Distance"
There are some features about cur RocI
Island audiences which are not as iheJ
should be, and should be remedied. Take
last evening, for instance the educated
theatre.gosr could not fail to observe tia
/ the applause was, in almost every instance
/ i!I-liued and cut Of place. The best acting
aud choicest passages in the pay we're en-
/ tire Y ignored, while the coarser bits, harill
suited to ears polite, were caught up anc
uFroariously applauded. A little close
attention to the fitness of things" by tn
people would soon make great change 70
the better in that respect.
The street cars will rua 10 Moline afle
the close Of the theatre each evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02

a bright, healthy child isa perennial spring
of JOY in every welI-rsgulatsd family, and more
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 prattls Of his
child? Perhaps this father is a worldly man,
and makes gold his idol, BIO may have been a
successful man, and auasssd riches. Yet place
his cL.id on the sick bed, aud all his gold Is
at the disposal of the physicians and the only
return be asks Is the reItorAti3a Of health to
bis child. Fathers! Mstheral would YOU pre-
serve your CHI Id IN heal h Then listen to us ,
There is one prevailing cause of the disease in
children, aad that cause IL worms. If this
cause OF disease Is not reno Vsd. your child will
sisken and die, or lingsr a Suffering invalid for
life. We present to you an infallibls remedy
for worms; II Is
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy,
and Is put up in the form Of stick Of candy,
aud so pleasant to the taste, that children
greedily tease for IL. II Is purely vegetable,
aud sAnnot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DIR
Jud'on's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sals
everywhere a. 20 cents per package.
". 00ksTn1K, Sells Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02
a Disabling Disease.

No disease which does not confne man to his
bed completely units him for business a. dyspep-
STA. When the stomach II foul, the brain IL always
muddy and confused, and as the and anxieties
Of life are sufficient burden for the organ OF
thought TO bear, without being tormented by the
miseres born of indigestion, It Is highly desirable
for the brains sake well for the sake Of every
other portion OF the system, that the disordered
stomach should be restored with the utmost dis
patch to a healthy vigorous condition. This object
can always be accomplished by course OF Hostel
ters Stomach Buffers the pufest aud best OF vegeta
BILE specifics, winch eyacHates the morbid humors
through he bowels, f0uses aud tones the torpid
stomach and regulates the liver, imparts irmness to
the nerves and clears the sensoriam of its mental
cobwebs Persons subject to attacks of Indigestion
bilious headache, irregnarty of the bowels. sick
ness at the stomach, ''the blues should take the
Bitters once twice a day throughout the present
season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02

The editor OF tie Union says he chad the
pleasure Of standing on the stoop Of the col
ored peoples tall. over the post office 10
Moline, Monday evening for two hours,
lIstning" 10 a speech which VIM. Kerns
Esq, was invited by the colorsd people to
deliver to them. Oar neighbor is always
hanging around post ofice--in fact be has
post office on the brain he looks at every
political move as a move to take the post
Office away from him and give it to a man
capable of running it, He attacks every
body who ever held post Office, fearing
they are after the one be is permitted by Mr.
HAWley to subsist on. He. thinks every body
who prefers honest Horace Greeley for
President does so because they either los: a
post eff or never had one. thus showing
his own mercenAry character in regard to
politics, Why didn't he walk into the hall
like q man and hsar the speech
instead of hanging around the
,toop and listening and then going of
and misreprssenting it, and pretending that
there was discussion" when there was
none. A little manliness and honesty in
the conduct of our county Grant papers
W, uld be a wonderful improvement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02
Notica To the PuhI;c.

A. BA4BzRezE viii open on Saturday, June
the Sth:
100 pieces choice Prints at Toe per yard
% pieces Dolly Warden Alapaess at zoe per
yard.
20 pisces Wash Poplia at 90 per yard.
25 pieces French Perc4ies at zoe per yard.
20 pieces Iron Frame Grenadines at see per
yard.
10 pieces Japanese SILKS at Ace per ySrd.
sopieoes heavy yard wide brown muslin 124c
per yard.
so pieces bleacbed yard wide muslin at &c per
yard,
50 doI. Ladies " bite hose DC per psir.
1880 Mosquito Netts IS, IS, Use.
10 doz Corsets at Use.
10 doz. Als1adnsr Kids 81 . per rsir.
All colors Valauees and Trimming, Silks,
cheap, 8 SPLENDID assortment of Ladies Scsrfs
and shawis, and a general stock OF goods OF
every description. This notice means business
and I will not be undersold BY auy house in the
West.
Come one and all aol Invest your money
where you get the largest amoCnt OF Dry Good.
for the least Cash.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02

FLAG PREsESrArIoN.-The Burtis Opera
House, Davenport, was literally packed las'
evening With the ciGzsns of that city, on the
occasion Of the prsse ntation Of a beautiful
az to the Greeley and Brown club, BY the
Liberal ladies' OF Davenport. The prssen-
tatiou address was made By Miss Josie
whistler, a daughter Of one Of DAveuport's
most worthy citizens, in charming man
nsr. W. White, President, responded
in behalf Of the club in a short but sppro-
rate address. Speeches we're made By Gen
Firz Henry Warren, Geo. L. HubbeI, and
John Gallagher. At the conclusion Of the
speeches, three cheers we're given for Gree
ley and Brown, and the Assem- blags diSpsrs-
ed well plea sed with the Liberal prospect in
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02

Among the Moline items 10 the Union
this morning, is the following:
"a Greeley and BroWn flag has been thrown
acrois the street between our two feed stores
Whether Il Is paid for or not Ne cant say
Is it any Of your business? Do they owe
you any thing for the dag: DO you think
public respect tor youis increased BY such
iupsrIinsnce Is it decent or honorable
for you to constantly drag the names Of
private citizens before the public and attempt
to render them odious on account Of their
political opinions? The habits Of the Union
aud the Reriep IN this respsc, are Disgrace
FOL, AID are Arousing the Indignation Of th'
better part Of the community against them
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02

RUNAwAY.-A pretty lively oue took
place last evening, a short time before dark.
Maj B.ardsley, accompanied by Mr. David
Reid, vas driving bis span of black horses
tone Of which is a So 00-three- year.o, BA-
shaw towards Moline. The pin slipped out
Of the neck-voke, near Wsrner's brewery,
aud the horsss started for Moline rather
faster than was pleasant to the occupants
of the carriage. After running short dls.
lance, the buggy strack a telegraph
pole, breaking it short off in two
places, AID deposi'ing the Msjor and Mr..
Reid on terra frma rather suddenly. One
of the horses was caught at the half way
house and the other in Moline Maj B. ia
laid up s. home with a sprained ankle, and
Mr.. r. has lame knee. That's about all
the damage, barring few scratches on the
horses and badly used up buggy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-02
NOTES. HERE AND THERE

The. latest styles OF hats, caps, &C., at
Livingston's.
The freshest oysters, fruits, cakes and pies
at Weir's restaurant, Washington street.
A large Greeley and Brown flag was
"aung to the breeze" By the Liberals of No
line Monday.
VausAnt & Sons, Of LIE Claire, are re-
building the raft boat, D. A. Mcdonald,
which was sunk near McGregor a few
months since.
A new sidewalk ia being laid down from
the Union Office on Washington, to Illinois
street. Also 10 front of Goeste's saloon on
Illinois street.
Hats, caps, shifts and gloves can be
found at Livingston's.
/ The sociabe at the Baptist church last
evening, IVES largely attended and the time
was passed very pleasantly. The receipts
amounted to $lOl OF; expenses about $15
leaving handsome surplus for the
church.
A prominent Swede in Moline, says in ref
erenee to the Swede names published as
supporters Of Grant, that many were placed
on the list without their knowledge or con
sent, and about fifty of them are not voters
Nearly half the Swede c0ters in Moline
are members of the Greeley and BrowG
club
The ARGUS announced on Monday last
that the young son of Mr.. Abraham Ed
} wards, of Colons, ILL.,, had run away from
} home. Tuesday afternoon the lad was dis
covered in Davenport, and was returned tc
his parents the same evening. He has
spent SAT out of the $3.50 taken from hi,
; father. He will bring great sorrow upor
his parents and come TO some bad end him
self unless he changes his course. Let hiu
be warned in time Of the fatal result of pa
rental disobedieuce There is an instAnc,
Of it only a few miles from his father
t house, of young man who landed in tht
penitentsry because be early forgot hi
duty 10 his parents.
The Marshal called on several merchant
= this morning in regard to the practice o
2 throwing paper aud other refuse articles in
= 10 the street, ard clnstering up the street
! with boxes, &c. The habit OF throwing pa
E per, straw, or any litter into the streets an,
alleys ia very bad one and ought to b
e punished. As to boxes, barrels, etc, ou tn
= sidewalk, the pablo ought not to be YER
e sensitive on that point. Business men mus
+ have all the room and accom- modatious nee
essary to transact their business, and If the
leave room enough for people to pass, an,
get the walks clear in reasonable time, Their
ought to be no growing. Merchants AM
, manufacturers must have room aud 81
reasonable Accommodations. Too nue.
I qro~liog about uninportsns distractions j
little aud unnecessary.