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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-29

there were who yentured out upon the
streets This Friday morning at 7
O'Clock the mercury indicated deg. below
0, and the, river was closed over with ice
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-29
Groceries,


Staple and Fancy Groceries Provisions, Qaeens.
ware, Glassware, Wooden and Willow Ware, y,
Cor Orleans and Ohio streets,
hOCh BLAND. -.-...- ..--s-... SEQ. --- II. L
For quality Of goods and prices S.efy competi,
ton i45fy
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-29

"FLAvoRINs EXTRACTS. "
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly pure
and Of great strength. All
grocers sell them.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-29
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
pELAmARRgs sPECIEIg RILLs.

II. HTHoMAs 4 CO., and Smith 3 Bonnsy,
Agents, Rsek Island.
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S
cEELY's STANDARD
, preparations are war
ranted strictly pure and re-
liable.
@
"BoQUET ILLINOIS"
very fragrant and delicate
perfume for the handker-
chief
IL
"FLAvoRIEs ExrRAcTs"
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly pure
and Of great strength. All
grocers sell them.
H.
"PONADE Ou.,n the most
exquisitely perlumed hair
dressing IN America free
from Injurious ingredients
N
.'VtrronfA REaIA" &C
knuwledged the most fra
grant ard persistent odOr
Tor the handkerchief the
world ever produced.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-29
Watch Buyers Attegtion +!

The undersigned
respectfullycall at
tentien of persons
contemplating the
purchase of watch
es TO the superior
ity of the celebrat-
ed Nickle Move
ments. maHufac
tured by Messrs.
BOKEL & COUR-
NOISIER. Of Neu-
chatei. Gents and
Ladies' sizes. Key
aud Stem Winders
u NaFterplatR.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-31
Southern RniIrOad.

Representatives from Grant, Scott,
Woodford, and Mercer counties were in
conference few days ago with the South
ern Railroad Trustees at Cincinnati, in
reference to the route to be pursued
through their respective counties.
There are now three surveys in prog
ress One through the counties above
mentioned, and one from Hustonville via
Columbia and Burksville, Kentucky, and
Livingston and Sparta, Tennessee; and
the other from Lexington to Richmond
and beyond to London. Williamsburg
and Coal Greek station, ON ths- xl,,sS
vile road thirty-one miles from Knox.
vile, and from thence to join former
surveys to Emery river. The represen-
tatives Of the counties above mentioned,
assured the Trustees Of their ability 10
secure the right of way by whatever
route may be chosen through their coun-
ties.
There will he a meeting held at Gin
cinnati, June 18th, and we hope our
county will take some steps in regard 10
the matter of right of way, and let US be
represented at this meeting. The question
as TO the route that will he chosen is by
no means settled, as has been announced.
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Hon. q. III. PentiIcton Strong
Iy Indorscs the Cincinnati
Movement.

A positive declaration of the position Of
the Hon. George II. Pendleton has been
reported by a member Of the Illinois
Democratic delegation, and it can be
stated that he unequivocally advocates
the acceptance of Mr.. Greeley by the
Democratic Convention. Mr.. Pendleton
considers that the Democratic party has
been placed in position by a tacit adher
ence to the Cincinnati Convention where.
by all chances Of electing Democratic
ticket have been destroyed. He there
ford hvors the acceptance of Greeley,
andSays that between Grant and Gree
lex tAaye GSSsshe-ae-Llsiia.ise<>>suA
duty of Democrats. Iheonsidsing ne
objections raised to Greeley as to his past
record, he argues that they are ridicu-
lous, and he asks whether the same OBJ
jections will not apply to all the Radicals
named at Cincinnati. 1t is not the pas
WHICH II 70 DC ldhtu mo account, Out
the future conduct of the candidate des-
ignated to represent the Liberal move
ment. If an understandable record Is
desired, a staight-out Democrat should
have been advocated from the beginning;
but he says that it is not consistent to IN
dose one Radical and refuse to support
another. The opposition to Greeley is
placed, he says, in two classes First,
those who are not sufficiently clear in
political society to see that there is no
chance for a Democrat and second,
those who secretly desire the reelection
Of Grant. The feeling of the times,
adds Mr.. Pendleton, should be above
personality, andall should strive to secure
good and efficient government. The
letter from Mr.. Pendleton, though not
intented for print, is forcible one.
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Satisfaction.

Very much is embraced in this word
Satisfaction is what people go to law for
However satisfaction is not always oh
tanned We went 10 law once, seeking thi.
selfsame ehimerd. Thedefendant obtained
a judgment against as, and he was duly
and truly satisfied. The plaintiff (that
Is, WEI, prevented that satisfied" defend
ant from getting any Of our money and
we were then satisfied. The lawyers on
both sides, managed the case dextrously
abused each other genteely, patted
their other clients encouragingly, wink.
ed at themselves knowingly, and pocket
ed the entire proceeds legally" and
they were satisfied. The clerk made hi,
orders magnanimously, said so unreserv
edly, chalked down his fees literally,
and he was satisfied. The jury heard the
case patiently, half of them went 10 sleeE
suddenly, woke up leisurely, and pro
nounced their verdict ignOranily and
they were satisfied.
In short, the inception, the initiation,
the conclusion of the whole proceeding
was filed withe most ravishtng satisiac-
ton. SUCH Is the beginning and ending
Of eleven tenths of the law suits spread
upon the courts docket.
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Voorhees, In the SOUL.

NJ, ~ M ~ IL.
MI ~ w, Nooihees oi ii'''isna' VINO
recently "asa,ieu inc ieco'u VI ii'i"o'
ureeley on the noor Vi Oohgiess' "au'
'ne common error Of Nor'nein Poii',c'uii'
anu oiS'or1 oi q es''Ai,, s'noOi' !" iln'
ming 'na' nc eOuiu enls' '''s o'u Pi'1u'
uiI ,,', anu f'sslons '"'ns' men alipien '
Pon'i',i au'eir''i'es' "no wei. a'i"y y ~
aui"s' .'ei" ~ qaes,'Uns '''s'a's '"'
" u"l' "''O On 'ao ,'''O' ~ " .. ,ns Wa %
=. "us ~, ',',y ''A " Sno" '""' WI
oie.''y H"p Oe'p oPi'Oseu ~ '"' 5Ou','
:, u" s"'i" Oi,,'O"i 'n''' ''o anu p0'
itles, :.
All these incidents Of MIR. Greeley's
career are wellknown to our Southern
people, vet they fail to excite any Of the
,,osi;ons unon ,,bioh NJ Vooboo. sool,s
-, 80, ~ 80. ~ ~, ~,
10 pay because All just sensible ana
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A RADICAL MOVE.

A Radical sheet has the followinO mod
49,, ao,n.,d.
..rt - t5e oolo,o5 roorlo IN
| Louisiana who desire to move to Liberia I;
having heard from authentic sources that
many OF Their kindred VINO haa gone
1,'ele nele "os Seii' "nu me- 'ne =. a.,
s.nen;ohtedr noonle Srbev reouest the
United states Congress TO send, or order
sent to them, sum sufficient to carry
tnem out mere
Ii this Is not about the coolest piece OF
impudence we have ever heard OIL then
what Is II
We oiier the ioiio~ing amendmene
to-wit; There are loo u'eoiored people
families whose fathers were slam IN bat
tie on the Union side-Drothers with one
arm and some with one leg some with
neither, who desire TO move out west
having heard from authentic sources that
many OF their kindred VINO had gone
there were dong well lhey request the
/ Onlteu SElte1 OOilgfcrs ~ sciiu, UT OTutf
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Pure WATER.

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THE GprELEy-BROyp
TICKET.
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uaffom.

NNIN'W AANN NAfWN ~ HNN| *|"**'"N** ~
To tho Editor q IhocsaFiss lpafns' .
! feel constrained to hand you an al.
mifablc letter from the Hon. y. sfaeefIm
in Ispard to our political status and pro-'
poet. and the Cincinnati nominees
II 30 fully meets the requirement. "
this period, and $50 full q wisdom, that
| feel rs publicity TO be important.
/ feel sure thatno sane man bcles9
the election Of straightsut Democrat
possible, and the only hope Of our couni
try, the only relief for the crushed South,
Is in obtaining assistance fro1 The good
and patriotic of any and all parties.
When the Cincinnati Convention oiieud
us a chance for this, the Democratic r.
ty en- mdssc should have rushed "a IL
acceptance. Had il done 50 the wc'>k
and wavering would have been confirin-
ed-ihe suppressed wrath and disgust for
Grants inihmy would have burst ferth
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OK Thursday last the National
Workingmen's Convention" met at New
York and nominated U. 5. Grant for
President and Henry Wilson for Vice
President OF course everybody under
stands that il was a cut and dried job in
the interest of Grant.
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THE wife of George Powell, of Mali
son county, eloped with man named
Elihu Hull one day last week. The
guilty pair are supposed to have gone
to Missouri. Powell and his wife had
been married thirteen years, but haveno
children.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-31

A Bill has inallypasscd both Houses Of
Congress and been signed by the Prcsi'
dent relieving all persons Of political dis
abilities, excepting members Of the seth
and 18th Congress, and the judicial Off.
GERS and the officers Of the army and
navy who resigned to join the rebellion.
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STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

TIC G,sai SAoa Lfas foaa Ciactagaah or Coanabus
Easff
saving ~ 70 40 lniles and arriving on uaine Al adj
vance al NEW YORK
saving y allss, and arriyinsfl hours in nd'Anef
NJ BALTIMORE
aylng a milss, and arriving ~ hourain advance Al
WASHINGTON.
Reaching fHlLA DELPnA one train The quickest.
The Great Iron Railway Dridgesl
Over the Ohio river al ParkeIsburH and iellaire are
complete Morning ard night lines u pullmans PAL
ace dTaWiag-riou aud sleeping cars are run on Uni.
route frsn dincinnau o. Columbus ~ baltimerU aud
Washington City,
WITHOUT CHANCE.
by this routs you avoid all omnibus transfers anu
Nuies,
asiokets Or s.lo Al all iokot onoca 10 tha south
ADD Ncst l. ~ Cole Ees cal ticket agent halinufei
Nd .. L. Wilson, naftof transportation laiimors,
Nd Sidney b Jones' general pas ageni Nihcinnau'
Ohio
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rIlE rooLrsrI DEMOCRACY.


some men will say the above heading
{ isa very foolish one. That we, in our
s obecurity hidden away in the heart of
4 Kehtucky-are impudent in our asser-
Zion that any portion Of the Democracy
4 are foolish men. Yet we are bold in the
3 expression Of our opinion that many
Insnbers Of our party are foolish.
We see Il brewing now, that at the
snSsiooal convention Of our party, which
MIN t.isee.- ere long, large faction will
clnpoh e. the nomination Of a straight
out ncp}friic ticket As we have in
diea>ssf ftretofore, nothing could be more
<<aaieisal more. ruinous to the salvation
z Of om.s Country, or the success Of free
4 csse,Aniss,t Already the alarm has
bersgiVa, and such papers as the World,
.ai:f sai& men as Voorhees,, have taken
,uP tbninxettle-axes against Mr.. Greeley;
Z and sipksps swim, they intend again to
slivide,s35ri forces, and rule or ruin the
; party 10 which they claim to belong.
rayty, ID our opinion. is better off
, wtboik than with, their aid.
She 'loson taught US at Charleston is
'iostqPdu such men. They seem TO have
f5rest IN the dreadful calamity which be-
'iq[pihY pcason Of Observation-Disclosures
injs of oar leaders, when they were
h.cnoqgl 20 put three tickets in the
uih|4 a constantly increasing foe.
~ nuen may NET &c Of sufficient
N. sna -i-.d..-rse s6ie-l<-At end
.,it Is "A tlslslrFr--dn-l ,stsureIy by
51>s>shcient Syength togreatly i'm
pair; the influence of such measures as
may be ennciated on that occasion.
With them, moderation is word UNI
kngun. They are your regular fire
esters'-men who aciR rule or ruin the
best party on earth, and, for our part, we
had rather they would join the enemy at
once, than have them stay in our camp
as instigators of confusion and stirrers-lp
of strife. What can such men hope for (?
Are they insane enough to think the De
mocracy Of sufficient strength, at this
time, to win victory on an independent
ticket? Dothey believe the Liberal party
win so divide the Republican columns as
to makeit an easy battle for the Democ-
racy to win? Surely they do, else there
would not be this folly of trying to alien
ate the Democrats from theLiberal ranks.
Our hearts desire is, that before the
convention meets, the leaders of our party
in all parts Of the country, may see that
our only hope lies in an earnest alliance
with those who are willing to battle with
and for US in the great contest which is
70 settle for years, in our opinion, the
lestinies ofour great republic Omitted,
We stand, divided, We fall Let this
rand old State motto be craven in all
cur hearts.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-31

The Mt Sterling Sentind says: AT
meeting of the stockholders of the
Montgomery County Fair and Stock
Association, held at the courthouse on
Monday, May 20, 1872, it was resolved
to hold no fair the present season"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-31

A TORNADO of great fury passed
over the country north and east Of Gin
cinnati on Wednesday afternoon last
Several persons were injured and con
siderable property destroyed
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Where can | get something to make
my little boy suit? At Severance Il
Miller's. Joe knows exactly how much
it will take, If he don't, who does?
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You men who are troubled with corns;
know We that Severance Il Miller have
the only infallible remedy-the Opera
boot.
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Always make it rule to 60 to the
store Of McAlister Il Miller before pur-
chasing elsewhere. An eye to your own
interests demands this.
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McAlister & Miller request us to say
a. the public that their stock Of piece
goods and rcady-mado clothing is nov
more complete than at any time during
the season; having just received a largC
invoice.
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Bargains in Lawns, at McAlister Il
Miller's. A frst-rate article selling at
124cts. per yard.-Go quick while it
is called TODAY.
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The long and short of it is just this
and nothing more McAlister n Miller
are too busy this week to stop to tell the
public what all they have got, and how
low they will sell, but authorize us to say
to the ladies, that their stock of dress
goods is now moro than ever attractive.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-31

Dunn 4 Owsley sell Foutzs celebrated
Horse and Cattle Powders. IL Is a GER
tain remedy for Chambers, Distempor,
Founder, Hcaves, Cough FeveS, Los
Of Appetite, or Vital Energy. II is a
sure preventive Of Lung Fever, Collie
and Bolts IL is good for cows, sheep
hogs, and will cure all diseases incident
to INV kind Of stock. Try one box.
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The only infallablc remedy for Chicken
Gaps and Cholera, the terror of poultry
raisers, can be bought at w. II. Ander-
sons.
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Our youthful friend Gen. Leslie
Combs was the recipient, few days agV,
Of the finest bunch of asparagus NC
have ever seen, direct from Chappaqua,
as token of DIR. Greeley's regard for
the old pioneer. II il was not cut
from the beds of Chappaqua we think it
ought to have been, for it looked as temp
ting as old Greeley's face looks honest
Observer and reporter,
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Severance d Miller have received this
week another large stock Of Hamburg
edgings and lace collars.
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McAlister Il Miller are selling Jap
anees Poplins, plaid and striped, at
221cts per yard.
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Severance 4 Miller offer large stock
of broadcloths and cashmere at greatly
reduced prices.
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Amnesty.

Amnesty IL not yet general The list
Of persons still numbers about one hun
dred and fifty. II embraces Jefferson
Dayis. ex-senators Clay, X. w. John
eon, Yulee, Mallory, Toombs, Iverzon,
benjamin and wigfAll. Representatives
Pugh, Curry, Scott, Crawford, Lemar,
-rsusss. Miles, Bonham, Mcqueen, Rea-
can, DE Jarneti, G. W. Jones, ]. ".
Wright, of Tennessee; Hon. Jas. Lyons,
John Goode, jr., Hon. John b. Baldwin,
Walter r. Staples, Fayette McMullin
and J. r. Holoombe; Lewis I. Harvie,
W. Va Crump and Charles Bruce, Of
Virginia; g. q. Memminger and G., A.
Tccnholm, Secretaries Of the Confederate
treasury Department; Thos. II. Watts,
ri Alabamai George Davis, of North
CirolinA. Confederate States Attorney
X eperal, and others.
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$1,000 reward offered for any case OF
Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
Piles that DE Bing's Pile Remedy fails
to cure. For sale at Dunn & Ow,lcy's.
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No kill, no pay. The sure bed-bug
exterminater, for sale at W. ii. Ander-
sons.
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Miss NELLIE GRANT is being feted by
the royal heads Of Europe in truly grand
style. Our latest information Of her
whereabouts places her in France, the
glel. Of President Their and wife.
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When theladies want fashionable goods
and the latest styles they go to Craig u
McAlister's Trade Palace.
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"Where did you get a side lace shoe to
fit so nice? "Where they keep the best
in town." Severance d Miller's
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Dunn & Owsley keep always on hand
a full stock of drugs and medicines.
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Fruit jars of all sizes, at greeley re
duced prices, far sale at W. II. Ander-
sons.
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joins GREELEY, an uncle Of Horace
Greeley, died at Londonderry N. H.,
on the 18th inst, aged lightweight.
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Fancy dress goods at all prices at the
Trade Palace of Craig a McAlister.
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New supply of CrOquet sets received
at w. II. Anderson's drug store.
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Greatly reduced prices on jewclry at
Dunn Il 0wsley's.
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A Council Of Royal and Select Mas
tiers, one Of the higher branches, of Ma.
sonery, will be Organized in Danville, in
a short timo. Thirty-five or forty years
ago there was q Council in Danville, but
all traces Of II have been lost
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S,once IN busiae~ Is insured through pc'yis'cHr
md jusicious adrrrtisipg.
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Ottenheimers celebrated French ID.
Olga q F. +. corsets at Severance. Il
Miller's.
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''Paris in Flame the popular style in
silks can be found at Craig n McAliter's
Trade Palace.
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Severance d Miller have the largest
variety of parasols in town.
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Go 10 the Trade Palace Of Craig 4
Meals for style.
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Go to W. II. Anderson's for pictures and
picture frames.
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JoHs ID. Jackson, NJ D., Of Dan
vile, sailed for Europe May 25th, and
will be absent probably until next No
vembcr. DIR. jackson was appointed a
delegate TO the British Medical Associa
ton by the American Medical Associa
ton, at is last meeting in Philadelphia
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A choice stock of white goods at Sew
eranee q Miller's.
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The fashionable resort for ladies
Craig Il McAlister's Trade Palace.
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Call on Dunn Il Owsley and look at
their elegant stock Of jewelry.
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FOR SALE
OR
r. " NJ II.

UvHE ETNA HOTEL, SITUATED
u near the depot, in stanford Ky. Po-ses-
sion given April lat. This hotel i very de-
sirable one, being convenient 10 the depot,
we'll arranged aud entirely new. Apply TO
SIT J. r. OWSLEY, or
r. W. MILLER