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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
Seucfis 0orffelluua in Der
fS nrANrS1d

ST. auqn7i Sleeper, @ltt8lieO Der Oeutifen
Sbeater @eieuihaft, melder e8 gegliidt lit,
ourf trcfflide ~gciitungeu cine Siertelia9rS>
Gaiion binOurf nit 9utem @riol9e i'll Der
.Gouco1bia" 8orfeauugen Su 9eben, hat
Ireitag A6enO ietn 8eHeii;. DIS Somiter
Ser Grippe bat er 5u berer erf olgreidem GU
iammeniptele Da8 Gcinige rcOIi6 beigetro9e1
uuo hat iomit Gin Iureht auf 4nertenntu9
isiner gelrcbun9en ourd redt sablrelden
Seiud) ber Treitag8'S oritelung. OfD9e tbnt
oiejelbe Su S6eil meroen. Ge9eben wirO Da8
pieralti9e Meloorama yYrcctoia" bon &olf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18


Saore feline uripriinsltde 6or6e nebit Dem glante. II
Der Stride Der Su9eno bath pieoer es 1er6itt oiR<
mes 6aar, tbut Dem Qus9ehen Scr Saare @inbGlt mo
beilt OFT, obi9on nidt INNER SaRlt0pft9tett. Ntdte
fam, lpenn bic Saariuur5etn 3ertort oocr Die 6oor"
oru1en perpeltt unb ab9eitorben itn6, oas 9adr pie=
berbcritelen; aleiu bas nod uorbunbene Soar lam
bur6 bieies Mittel erbaltcn uno 10 jur 2bdtt9teit an=
qere9t iuerben, oaB Gin neler 9aarlpud5 itb 5ei9t.
Statt Dem Saore ourd etnen tleiitert9eu yiteoeriGlo9
au i1oOen, bdlt es baIielbe rein unb demonstrating.
getn 9ele9enttider @ebraub miro oas Saar am
4usialen ODER @rauluerben binrern, fot9lth Der
8abltGpfi9teit oorbeu9en. Die &ieoerbcriteaun9 ber
Qebcnstrait, tpetde es Der Sopfbaut ~oerleiIt, pcrbiu=
bert, baB it S6ori, Der oft 10 uurein nno onIt9Bi9
ut, bitoct, unb tbnt Dem @citcrbiGneu %hciel6en Ginz
bait. 6reipon ienen lhdolibcn Subianien, eurG
iuelde stnise @aormittc( benz Saore Itdpli6 nnb 9e'
fdbrlid iucroen, fam Die "Vigor'' MIR Nuten %itiitelr
mic Sbaben %brinoen. Brandt man nur Gin Saar.
fri fir D1ittel, 10 (dft lid Tidts @mpiebtrnstucrtbe'
res benten, ats Die "Vigor." sic en%tbGttuc6er Del,
nod 9drbeitoif, bcitmubt feline iueiBcn &lciber unh
bleibt ood LANCE i'm 6aare, benz IS einen toitliteu
9lan3 uno eintn tie6li6en 8obI9eruh perleibt.
&erfcrtiat BON Or. 9. 6. 2lper & Sprnp.
praftiihen uno analptiihen @bemitern,
&omeQ, @df.
fGuni5 1S .o0p0J2tn IN .&0tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
MeNtcr 9nM's MaI1s1EtrGtts

~beIonoers fir ftiIsnoe Srauertimmer empfobEeR uuD
brett tmportirt cou 2eamp & Comp,
bispeNireuOeu @temiisrr,
Q47-,4p) GtFc Charles. une W1uIberrpf4r,
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sfn

florirt oieie Wohe Ioluopl I'm programme. tuie i'm
Gerionolc eire 9ar5eJiribe miiIanter Nouititeu. Die
tO1iatide JeDbo'er AapaneieH=Eruppe, luelGe brett
pom Sapnn iber Californian bier or9ctommen uno
nur mt uu9ebeurem Sofen=A uipanoe i'll 9%etuinnen
mar, tpitO, jloob nur oieie lsode, lid in Den pcr-
i6iebeuarti9iten &iinten 3eigen. Inter aHoeren miro
SRI. Sto'ian, Die GG6n6cit Sopan'5 uro bic be-
ribmteite 5eiltin5erin Der S3clt, SRI. Sfames Saw
zero, bic 9ro5e 3auberin, Sroi. g4ngero, Der 6irIt
Der S0n9leure unb irlne Slpet S09tin9e 5unlt nno
&ed1t &c. lid pom Tublrtum beDun6ern l0iieu. Sum
gdluIie piro cat neue S6auIpief: ~0er Spton BON
8irgiricn" auIgtfibrt.
Dittiuod un6 Gamro9 NaHmitt1gs 1T 8oriteaun9
fir G.ou,iGpn Crpitno 9I6ruh fnr lNnfnpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
csm Matber7fchcr ,,sSpeDu"

an 9Ibz 5reberidl r.
lit Dee aQeemciu betiebte Sr. Tieurp ipieoer einge=
troffen uno entsiift nun fuieoer ieben Iberb oos Sub
tifuln burb feline tomiihen 8ortrd9e; aud cas- lbri9e
EerionaI it fat burdgebeuO5 Ecu.
Sn Der ,,Slrbctterbaue"
en- SiiozSreberidfr.
fuiro ieber Qiebtuher BON Wluiit hurb bae Sr6efrior,
fir melines 9r, @dtegel ert tiir5tld neue WaI5eR
aus 0euti9Iano tommen lieB, suitteoensetelt.
9erfins & 9nuIe's
nid,t csplpSirenhe 9erpiine pfsr Sphleu=SeI-
Campo I'M @roBen unO &leinen. Nueinige 49ertur
5u fabritpreiIen, ioruie auh iIr bic beriibmten S8efcs
felo G;rb=StlpfetzS pmpasnie. Wtan ienhe pber
lpretbe Dor fir @lrtulare bel Gcbr. Carp,
Q3Dtrt2Otte4ptutpi Scr. 246, 8.z8oltimoretr.
Setter=Sepbad1tnne drt IL. Nprif.
Sie f~ol9enoen 3emperaturzBeobadtuR9en Duroen
pon Srn 9iram S. Genroo pom St9nal=4mte 6es
GrieassI epurtsmeutst ir Boltinpre asuadt:
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p6sg= feuc beutide protefan.

ma Neuc beuti6e protefan-
ii DIE @emeinbe. Yaltor Sriebrid
0onner, melAer befanntliA lein Qmt ais
Seeliorgcr Der ct. Sobanne8 . gemeiube al
Der Sreoerif Ntoao nieOergelegt bat, er0finet
fonumen0cn Sonntag frii6 I'll llhr in Der BON
Inn fduflid erporbeneu 3ton8tir6e auf Ser
Gde Ser Baltimore mo @tlmoritraBe ben
gottesoienIt nit Yreei9t; SlbenoS Z lbr pre-
bigt CT e6enfaus, nrp 9tadmtttag8 2 uBr bdlt
er &iu6erle6re.
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mittag fanO I'M r6reimaurcrzS empet" Die
@%erebeliGung oeS 5r. %. 0eidc5 BON NOr-
iolf, 3d., nit 8rdulein Seuule 5edlt, Godl-
ter pes Srn. 81. 6edt, ourh Nabbiner Or.
Sofnonn (oon Der 2loDO=S traBesS pnagoge)
itatt. Siele 6reunoe oes 9litdliden Srautz
paare8 iparen Sugegen uno bradlten uad Be-
enoigung Der @eremonie'n ibre @ratulationen
bar. Die gteuoermdbltcu reiten Nbenbs
md, 9}p,n, 0)nrf nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
8ufiuahan's Observation-Disclosures

ONHtNyYNHl y ONUENUHt fYA+ UtNEEI1tIe
8a infer 5aarerneuerer in oielen 6Glen Sit Iau8e
i6oiiene Botenbdrte ,uie6er aui5uIrii6en, 10 bober
mir bieies 5Grbemittet apart p~rGpartrt; ee ipir6 btee
les Reiultot raid uno miriam bcrbeiflbren. G6 in
lei6t on5ulpenocu uno brin9t cine Tarbe beroor, ipels
de ib peber ~obreiben, nod abluai6en li6t. Bei al.
len Ipotbetern gu BADEN. Breis 50@entS.
Son 81. y. SAL * Gomp. in 9aibua, ". 8.
fabri;irt.
(Suni5.1 9., Sd. &S.i a. % t. u. "a. q. n.y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
NDcr'5
GGcrrl Electoral

Z VVNIIU TItIUtWt
acgcn Seiecu rcS Sals
|, ics ulre Der Sunae, mic
I &uitcm, GredItTna,
, &cuthbnifcn, SuitrUbs
srcudit sGntSiiuf II.
MusScbruus.
Inter oen 9r0Btcu Gut
brdun9cn oerneueren&il
ierihuit iino neuigc bon
gr0bertm rtencn 2Bertbe
fiir niP 4nanidhrIt nIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18

SioIebcIHf VrU UUB 's-''.....'''''' VW VVV
9y- @oimlner Die 8reiie nibt notirt, III anSu
nebnlen, baB feline 8orrdtbe i'm Wfartte ftne, ooe
oertGslihe giotirunaeu feblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18

TkNVtIL....'. ItIUI+ SW* SW' NlUI' SDI.
gBetterberid,t fir ssafbinston, 90. ,nom "a.
Mprii, Al itbr 81 Diiu. Gad,fs.
E~bermometer Stanb Al EarometerzStart29 . so
Der pf1;ieue GScttcrprppbet
bon 8alblu9ton beri6tet. haB mir 6erte Rads
mittag mo Aheuo 9iegen init 9torbpeftpino bel fdls
terer Semparatur BADEN lpcrbCn.
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MDcr's
S It arfe

(dAlr NlRor1
Bur @ieeerbcr feIs
lung Ger uatiirlis
den Srifd,c II. Sdrs
be fes arauen 9da'
res.
@s lit bies eiuSaars
,frtfur= MiittcI, Uetdes
'suglcih bO6ft Gn9ez
nebm, 9eiuno uro ale
Soar : Grbolter iebr
miriam lit.
@s neutrality-suspicious.
Senelu p0er orQuen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
@AaFt Gu6h sauuofen uno

6nften iogleif bonn 9alie, oOer SIR ballet
Cure yunge bird BEN 5uten 10 LANCE in
frampfbafter Gbdtigfeit, bis SIR c8 ni9t
mebr nit etnem einfaden, leid]t 3l beieiti9en<
ben QsiDen, i~onrern nit Sdwinoiudt 5u
tbun habit. Or. Augut &0ni9's
6amburger 8ru it, 3bee beilt ale
@rf1ltunQ unD 6uIten. (54-4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
SSrieubert6te.
geridtet bon Wsm. Tifber S SDtnen,
SIR 30. Snnthirnbe

rem %foI9enoe:
5 800 Ser. ct. 8. 2Oer, 5. Serie, ............. 1t2s4
900 nJforol. @ent=gabn"s Obi, Sob CT, 9324
1000 nWtor.=Sinc.- Bnbn"zSblls. 3.5pp., 8r 761s
900 Orange alerauoria=Sabn," 4. Sup, 8r, 9314
30 Attien Der nNDrotihen @entral=Sebn". 49,.
II Ifhen Der "Solfs=@osz@ ompasnie" =. 1917
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
&altimorer WQrftberidte.

(569Itb berihtet iar ben n@orreipoubenten.")
(Su9rossIreiie.) 3 attimore Il. Ipril 1872.
IN ell lGSai;enz, RDanen=. Wui5=):
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
Webi3iniide Mn3eiaen.
NDcr's
SaiiGhartlIe

lit melt un6 brett ols
etHcs Ger WipfiGmften
YiittsI, Die ie Sur 5setHl
Quna bes Suitem5 uEo
Glnoernbes Slutss ents
osft lporben, tctuEnt.
Sic bot cine uisrj Gprls
9roGe beranoen uHe
nab uno nab CineH 8ui
ertauat, meltsr aui tbre
inuersr9 iaenihoiter 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
Die ugSeft : Saltimprer Sdmsen=
(3cScUfcnnffb

bat fir beute, 0onnerItag, Elm Grcisi9teBeu uno
Breisteeelu peronitaltet, lpuJu eie Otit9lieber rin9es
laben ltno.
Die vEbalia"
gilt be1ta abenb in ccr pgoncoroia" tbre SdluBDors
ieuuua nehit TrGn3hen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18

" Opge"t O'pP+oa"i
iun., Marqueur in Der @irtbidaft ielnes Sa-
tiers, r@amDeu : Sa1e," an GanOea=, nabe
6onarbarabe, ,pnlbe geftern Ibene 9egen 10
llbr mesen Insrifes auf ben in Scr. 81,
Golumbialrabe, wobubaften 2epis Dean,
nit einem @emebre, perbaftet. @r ioa oenls
ie(ben cine bis aui ben SAdOelfuoden 9ebenbe
f%laffenbe &opfpunoe beigebraht baberl. Or.
0onopan perbanb bieielbe, erf(drte ite aber
ni6t fiir lebenssefabrlid. 3ipprian ergartet
i'm iiioliden Statioushauie ietn heutigesGer=
b6r. gr lagt, er babe iid 9e9en Dean mebren
miiiIen; oerlelbe Jet in rem Salon getommen,
nm leiuen iungeren 8ruoer su mtBbanoeln,
babe Der IufforDerung, baS 2ofal gu perlals
len, nidt Solge %selciitet, %lonoern iid i'm Sc
aentbeile Dem Sbenftil1e in iolf' orobenoer
5altung gendbrt, OaB er (Oer Irretant) Su
ieinem Selbtiduse ben NugrIif babe periiben
miiiieu. Sieiem mtoeriprtft Dean; er babe
Elm Glas Sier belteat uno Jet obne aae Ser
aulailung tbdtlia ange9riffen ,uoroel.
Imputation. - 9etteu Sonnabeuo
rahm Or. Wtiler, meldem Die Ier5te @briit.
Sobuion unb Stein aiilitirten, Dem gde ber
@aitern Npenue nno QnnitraBe pohnbaiten
Srdulein Wfinna 3airow bas re6te Sein in
Ser Mitte Oes Sberlhenfels ab. yor Swei
Sabren bate ie itd bnr4 etueu Sturs aui
bas Snie ben anobenfraB 5u9e5o9en.
9DbtliAer @tur5.-Dtenitaa Nad.
mtttag nuroe 5einri9 Grtete in 8ofon<Str-
nabe SarriS' Greef bon ieinem Wagen g.z
idleuoert unb 10 erbeblia perleet: oaB er i'm
2aufe Der Na9t in ieiner &ohnung, Set. 81,
@ierzStrabe, nit Sooe ab9iHg.
Or. Spicer belt feline I3optenlfau, nadz
benz er fid bon benz 9ergatge oeS ~l1nfalS
aen1tnib perlhafft bate. Srtete, etn Wann
I'M Alter bon 50 Sabreu, itarb Oienitag
abeno 9 ubr. @r JAP auf leinem NIT 1000
belaOeueu gBageu, ais er sufdl=
Zig beruntcrfiir5te; oaS Soreerrab giug linn
iiber Die 8ruit uno oriidte ibm mebrere 9tip=
pen Elm. Der Subrmaun oes 5undd)lt Dor
ibm fabrenben &arrens iab lin fallen, ipraus
Inn BET uuo idaiite i'm NIT 5ilfe auoerer
1ad 5auie, no Der Gertorbene ieiner; Srau
Oab er sufdlis berabsetiirst iei in
5otse zines bnrdl plDtlihes An5iehen bes
pferoes peranlabten Studies. Man rief
Daibiel berbei, beiien 8emiibungen, i'm
I'M aeben au erbaltem, ii9 fru9tlos erpie!en. !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18

" VNVNIIN NNNUNII NNWN q U
n Ohio, inferior bis GROUND com. + O.
areeniIb un6 brolun 49,. Z u
medium bis line reo.... s 81
~ ~ CONT. bis meo. ~ipan9lce 20
- . fine ipan9leb bis ucllofu IL o.
~ SentuGa, com. bis 9oooliu9s z 81
n - common bis meo. Leaf. SIX
~ - fair bis 9oob ........... 8 Of
" goob unbprtme leaf....1f U
- girginia, com. II. 9ooElin9s Z O.
, ~ common bis meb. leaf. s OF
n ~ fair bis gooo ...... 9 on
u Selections (Grport) 10 Of
- Rippen, soob bis ftue :. 3 81
Erlnlin95. .......... 4 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18

rence's Gompasnon Die Sdule nit bieiem
fort uno 8. btelt lid) redt brap. Salo jeood
aerietb er in Sdulpen uno fonnte ieine Ged
nuns nlft m,ebr i'm 8otbauie besablen. am
1. Nprtl perlan9te leiu @irtb 3ablung nno
alS er biele nift letlten fonnte, e~1ltltano etn
fleiner Streit sptlden SeiDen. 8alo barau
b0rte man in Qanrence'S 3imnuer einen Yi=
ltolenjduB unD oils man eintrat, fanO man
Sen alten Wtanu toot am Soben liegenb. ST
hattie iid onrd Die Salafe geihoien. Iui
Benz Glide la9e1 brei Sriefe BON 9amrence.
giuer berlelben mar al leiuen friiberen Com.
paarou aeridtet uro entbielt alagen iber
Delien Bebanolung; III Dem ameiten Dantte er
ieiuem 9ausmirtbe fir freunollhe Sebano
banolung, unO iiber ben Snbalt oes orttterl 1T
nod nifts Ndberes befanut 9emoroen. Die
9eide muroe am fol9enoen Gage auf Serfi=
gung bes @oroners beerol9t.
Gin bldafts=Yro5eB, on BEN
i'd, mebr, benin semDbnlides SntereiIe fniipft,
lfipebt 3ur 3eit i'm Common Bleas=@erthte.
Samuel Sler itarb i'm perIolenen Sttober
nit 5intsrlaHung zines germ0gens bon $751;
900 bis $50, 900; BON ieiner Srau, bel mel.
der bic Sobter blieb, lebte er in Der lebten
2eit qetreunt, rpesbalb er i5r in leinem Sefa>
meute l1ur s25 permahte. Die @ittpe SID
belle 3. Sler bat nun, nm baS Seltament
umsultosen, einen YroSeB 9egen Die Selta=
ments< Soujfrcder @m. g.. MarflauO nnO
GEO. %. 2inOiap anban9lg 9emaft; elmer
ibrcr anwalte lit @oup. @bpte.
Der Yro5sB gesen ben S4marsen Sobn
Burrouahs megen S6dnbung elmer IN
9aurel Sactorp mohnbafteu weiben Sran,
Wamens Marsaretbe 9arcp, FAM 9eitern
gtadmittag 5 ubr int areis9sridte pom
ScruarO : @ountp Su @aicott's Gltp gum
5dlufe. Die @ei9moreneu ipra6en oas
9hulOig sesen i'm aus, empfablen 1b1 aber
in ibrem Wabrlprude Der @naoe bss@eridts.
boies. Nad) Atarplanoer Geiesen ifebt auf
oislem Gerbreheu, tpenn es bon eiuemS hlpar.
aelI periibt moroeu, Die SoceSlrafe.
6 in. unb 4usfu br.- gfad auslan-
piiden 5disn iessltsn estern BON bier eb: bic
yrigg yWtnireo" nit 2914 Saiisrrl
8aisenmebl mad Yernambuco; bic engll9e
Briaa yGleta" nit 1913 6difern Wai5enmebl,
30 6dljsrn g0telidmeineleilh, 70 balbe1i
Ditto, 100 6alern Broo, SO gdiern Wtafre.
len, $50 @tsfelu @roapfel, 62o0 YiunO
sdmal3, 21ss Yfnno Butter, $4,000 PIP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-18
MDcr's
abfRBrruSr YiQeu
(Cathartic Pills

ICdthdIIlo llloJ
8ur 9inoeruu9 uuo 5st'
after unoronun gen
I'M Moecn, Der 2cberune
Den @~ingspetben. Die
Ttaen iino Gin milote
geifHungs= uno oortrcft-
- UNsAA,T Nka,r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10

That PREsENTATIOS.--A week or so ago
we stated that the clark and dreamy
MArtindale," Of the Western Union Road,
otherwise known as "the Grand Duke was
presented with an elegant diamond pin on
Christmas, at Racine. Here is the spicy
document that accompanied IT,
FRIESD MAR:
This pln-A cluster Of gems 20 rare
Stick On the drst clean shirt you wear;
Not on the tail-'twould sparkle unseen,
Which Il rise to explain" would be uncommon
mean;
For it Ia an expression OF "our opinion of you"
And the same we are willing every body ST uld
know.
We've rode many g milo on life's rough journey,
Made smoother by your hind smile and
"barney."
Therefore, long may you live to grace the
professions"
And may you never be troubled with indigss.
tiOn,
POr that would cheaper" provisions and sioh
along the line,
And trade" would in CONSEQUENCE snffer q
decline.
P'Faps you'd like to know Who 1--WE 'uns" are,
The sane "by your sAve"Ill proceed to declare.
II is Jake" with smile $50 chlldlike and
bland"
And honest old "SilAs, of Delavan,
The elap of ground pepper and anspice so
pare"
With deacon" Calkins, slow but sure,
Then the "Klder' Conk--the Gothami,e-
A clerical looking cuss, dignided and polite.
To those add Stone, the baggage
Hathaway, Jim Spenser and the other Badger
Lote, the skeleton man" q, Clinton Junction,
Who SELLS" friend aud foe With ut distinction.
Then your friend, the Doctor, of German extrac,
ton,
With Elkins 4 Co. make up the collection
/ OF friends, who unite in wishing good cheer"
A long life, brm full of happiness here,
And when you pass in your tickets at "the
gate on high"
/ May St. Peter say, Correct walk in, old boy -
/ In behalf Of The brethren abore mentioned, an
truly yours, s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10
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box Price s per box, six boxes IS. Sold by
one druggist in every town, village, city and
dAlmet throughout the world. Sold in Rock IL
land. Ill by CHAS. 4. BkNSER, Druggist
sole Agent for Rock Isl&nd
LADlR By sending him 81 to the T.ock
Island Post Office can hsve the pills sent |oonf-
deutially) by Iasil 20 &ny part eff the country
free Of postage
Sold by Harrison 4 Holman, sole Agents fol-
Davenport; and G. Morris Moline.
None genuine unless thi box is signed
D. HOWE,
Sole Proprietor, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10
SCRAPS

Gold is dropping again.
Ed. Wilcox is also hsppy-a girl, 9 lbs.
The AnnawAn Reporter has been en-
larged.
Great preparations are going on for the
maaquerades.
Fine weather for riding ont Get your
rigs of Kerr & Wright.
The three American Graces are smoking,
chewing, aud drinking.
The western mail was an hour or two be
hind time this morning.
Bslmier winter weather vas never seen
in this latitude before.
jim Fisk's nobest euIogy-he never
went back on his friends.
The Chicago mail ria the Western Union
line was behind time last night
DR.. Burton, of Davenport, breaches at
the Baptist church this evening.
Don't praise the weather 100 much or we
may have a change in the programme
On dit-that the girls are about to ask
out their fellows to a dance aud oyster
supper.
Kerr & Wright have sleighs or buggies
ready for customers at all hours. They are
liberal men 10 ps,ronize
4 span of horses attached to heavy
sleigh, ran away on Illinois stree, at late
hour Yesterday afternoon.
The ice is becoming Hide defective
near the shore on this side. The warm
weather is spelling the skating.
The backs of our Treasury notes and
Nstiossl Bank notes, should all be uniform,
and cour'erfeitiug wouldn't be halfso easy 8
task.
1t is natural for IN n to go estrsy. which
may account for the eccen,ricities of a
Clintou preacher while recently in Rock
Island.
No matter wha; oshers opinions are, We
think jim Fisk was n pretty good fellow
rs good as any OF them--snd we're sorry
he's dead
Speide has the finest per'umeries in the
city; keeps the purest drugs; prepares pre-
scriptions IL the mos, careful manner; and
ia generally the best ps;ronized druggi,. in
the CITY.
". B. Herrick, for several years past
book-keeper at the Davenport National
Bank, is lying at the point Of death. He is
well known IN Rock Island, and formerly
lived here.
Mr.. Seth Pummer, of Davenport, has
accepted desk 10 the office of the General
Purchasing Agency the Rock Island road
in Chicago, and removed to that CITY to-mor.
row.
Capt May. Of Rock Island, comm and led
the first steamer that made lis way up Fe
ve- River to the site of the city of Gaeu1,
on a business trip. Others bad gone thitb.
er on exploring trips several years before.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10

SEVERE AccIDEST.-Ths friends of Bisb-
op Lee, and they are numerous in this city
will peruse the following paragraph with re-
greet, which We clip from the Burlington
Hdpkeye of yesterdays date.
As Bishop II. W. Lee and wife we're on
their way from keokuk to Davenport yes
terdsy morning, in the accommodation
train, Mrs. Lee was quite seriously injured
near Monuose, and is now under surgical
care in our city. The train had stopped,
and the switching Of the freight cars had
been going on for some time, and while
Mrs. Lee was standing by the stove in the
passenger car, the engineer backed the
freight cars with terrible force against the
passenger car, throwing Mrs. Lee with
great violence to the floor and producing
most painful effects. The extent Of the
injuries are not vet fully sscertained, and
her friends hope for the best DR.. James
Ransom has charge of the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-10
To-Day's Advertisem' ts

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South Clark st corner Of Monroe, to No. 464
SOUTH STATE STREET, CHICAGO.
IL 10 We'll known by all readers Of the papers
that DR.. G. BigeioW Is the oldest established
ply sieian in Chicago, who has made the treat
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