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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12

LEVY BROTHERS new store Is III" busiest place
in The city. The horse disease does not seem to affect
their trade. They now employ two men and SIX
BOYS 10 deliver their packages.
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IlOGSE DtSEASE.-OnC way TO prevent the hor>C
disease is to wear warm undcrclutiing aud a coni
Portable ovcrcnat. r. B. SPENCE & son have
uc lot of thcS" with many other things Tor gentle
mems wear, which they are selling at low prices.
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Inv. an,lyzed the whlskcy known under the
brand or "B Select" controlled by McSsrs. WAL
TER ID. RIAln L Co, Richmond, Na and ind II
free from fusi oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend is use fer medicinal and family purposes.
JB. MCCAw, VI. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Of Fir-
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ApyERTisE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
pavers Df that scctiou. II. ELLYsoS Il co. MI
take advertisements aud have them inserted ut pub
fishers Tatss.
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". FLLYs0v & CO.. Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
milling will receive advertisements aud have them
Inserted in any Journal Of lie country at rcgu'p
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LADIES' FuRS.-A magnificent assortment of
every kind; all fresh, and warranted; for sale Mt r.
WEfsIGER K CO.'S.
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Police Court, YESTERDAY-Jus'jce j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Martin Campbell, charged with assaulting
and beating Martha Christian. Fined =.
Sarah Griffin (colorcdD charged with
threatening the lives Of the family of James
Dabney and other persons on the premises,
was required to give security i'll the sum oil
5000 for twelve months.
Mary Johnson (coloredl, charged with
using abusive and threatening language to
Jane Patterson. Fined 3.
Norman johnson (colorcd), charged with
being drunk and disordcry in the street
Fined -.
John Coleman (colored), charged with aS
saulting and beating and threatening to xii
| Harriet Coleman. Fined 81.
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nnc thousand dollars reward Is offered by the pro-
prictrr Of Or. PIEHCE'S Golden Medical Discovery
r"r Il medicine that will equal it in the rurc Of al
severe cases OF Liver complaint" and al diseases
Arising from impurity of the blood rs crnptons
piuiplcs, hochcs, hollis, etc.
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IL you want Il really good itlEg shirt, made OF Tn
very best material. leave your order at L. Is
SPENCE L Sons for Il Pembroke.
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IIrSRrco COUNTY CorRT-Judgc Z. {. NJ
nor PreSjding.-Thc grand jury yesterday
made prcScntmcnts against the following
parties:
William l.. Drumhcicr, for assault and
hattcly OH the person Of \. J. WaIdrop.
John Berry, for petit larceny i'll taking
sick of salt the property OF Il. I. Mitchell.
George ChildrcSs, for assault and battery
on J. }. Crttendcn.
The case of William l.. Drumhcllcr was
called, and he, pleading guilty, was fined by
the court one cent and costs; which he
promptly plid, and was discharged.
The case OF Berry WAS set ior Thursday.
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'INiE HORSE DISEASE.
~ ny>cE uF PREVENTION WORTH A
FOUND OF CURE

-, 'le many remedies tried. nearly all have failed
,.is alta. the horse Is attacked: Those only es-
49,. nh"rc The stables hare bern hTo"gh'g dist1i-
.s X. The h.>t French writer's and veterinary sur
-'.... 'yto! pAcnic acid as rciacdy. One OF the
,-i.ahic Gi-ut"ct2nt- is the
rNEBOLATE OF LINE,
~ l.,t'lip, nhnnic acid. We have also on band,
-. ..-: ih. Taghulttc e Lime.
EEOlIua at!IiuEtLtM and cliLORALUM,
. .ri. arc q! u good lisiulcc'auis.
MEADE i EAkEit, Pharmacists,
...nf at1 NIuiu street,
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD has largely orer Thirteen
E1opsuntl subscribers, and Its list Is Increasing, II
tells IL in IT. last Issue, at the rate Of one hundred
ytud friyrer day. Every advertiser ought 10 Use
thc columns Of the Heruid. Considering Its I'M
mcnse circulation It's charges are very moderate.
Addrce, Ee,igi9us Hrcld, ll5 Min street, Rich
uoui. Va
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MALAGA GRArES.-A fresh supply of this deli
cious fruit al pIZzINTS.
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PENN has some nice Elciue fgS.

LEW BROTHERS :eliSer bundles In the city as
M
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AcQuITrAL.--aatt. Fortune was urea anu y
acquitted In the Hastings Court Yesterday
OF the charge of stabbing James smitn.
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T.. i. SPENCE 4 SoN are having great run oi
their celebrated one-,clar heavy undcrshirts l30
Main street is the place To be shlrtcd. Stock large
MI ,1ript
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RUSSIAN SABLE FuKs.--So!ne elegant sets for
sale ut =. WEisiGER & co.'s.
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Officers and

The largest attendance at the schools re.
porting WAS on the 18th October. when there
were present % officers and teachers and
1852 scholars.
The Lcgh-Strcet school reported twenty
two conversions during the month.
After The rcadln" Of the reports special
PRAYER was offered by Rev. J. B. Hutson III
behalf of the large number Of children de-
ttincd from the Sunday schools on account OF
sickness.
Rev. 4. L. Dickinson urged upon the As
>ociation the Importance of establishing
Sunday school in the northwestern portiol
of the city,
The President suggested is Il suitable topi,
for discussion The question, "What has Tho
Sund,y school right TO expect from th(
Church -: which elected remarks from Rev
Dr. Curry, Rev. J. Is. Ilutson, Rev. j. VIII
liam Jones, and j. b. Watkins, Esq.
The Association then adjourned to NEE!
at Lci"h-Strcct church OH the afternoon oI
the second Sunday in December next.
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Boys caps mt Soc, worth more 7. WEIsIGER
Co. arc selling great harsain In cap at 5Oc.-il
very thing Tor SChoOl-boys.
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Harper's Bazar, with supplement, ana
Leslie's Lady's Journal, for this week, re.
ceiYed from ]. T. Ellyson, 1ll2 Main street.
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CALIFoENIA PEARS.-Some Of the finest Of tht
season have beet received at PIIZISI'S.
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FASHIONABLE HATs.-Oue OF the largest assOrt-
mcnt4 of hat TO be found south at Z. WElsIGER y
-
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\ HANDSOME ACKNOWLEDGMENT - Miss
Kate ONciI, Il young lady whose musical
talents are we'll known among her many
friends, has, during the absence of the Rev.
Father Jan>scni in Europe, been training The
children Of the Sunday school ct. Peters
cltbedraD. Their singing has giyenso much
qualification that shc WAS recently presented
by the teachers with token of the apprcci;I-
ton of her efforts and success ;s orgaui>t
This consisted of Il gold cross and chain SCI
with rlbcS. Rev. Father jan>scns made /;
neat little presentation speech. the happy
effect Of which was only surpassed by tn,
surprise Of the recipient Of the handsome
gift,
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Is, AIMS FIRST VIRGINIA
:; EL'FIMl%r BAND Rt-oKG hNlIED.
Ni'h al! The
snl,T rrILltTIU\S CF MJ$l,
Ter bl,l>. rart'!r>. 81.
ST. ;.uupily ;tru,"l iu nj 1929 Main street.
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Fur trimmings. !. WEISIGER & CO.

Go to PIzzIHls for large and delicious Calif"rni;
nCIre.
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IuE SIck HoRsEs.-The horse influenza,
AS it is termed in England, il still prevail
Ing here in u much worse form than was nj
first anticipated. number of deaths are
reported daily. and lhc unfayorable weather
makes against the eqaines. MeSsrs. William
Davis & Son have lost very valuable mule
by the disease, and other deaths are reported
among the horses and mules in the ciIy.
Yesterday about 123 O'Clock the city lost !,
most valuable horse belonging to Company
4. Fire Department. The other horses at
this It's well as at the other engine-houses arc
quite sick, but hopes are entertained that
there will be no more deaths. II was report
ed on Saturday that the City Railway Com
pany had lost several of their horses, hut
yesterday the superintendent denied this
rulnor.
IL was not al uncommon thing Yesterday
to see III OK hitched up TO a light spring
wagon, and our citizens were being supplied
with goods delivered in this way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12

Watches, clocks. srcctacles, and jcwc!ry well and
carefully repaired by CHARLES LuMspES, $40 Main
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY.SCHooL MEETING
The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday-School Union was held in the Grace
Street church last night at 8 o'clock, the Pre-
slcnt (Mr. HilD presiding.
After the usual Introductory exercises the
reports of the supcrintendems were read,
showing the acreage attendance for the past
tp ha
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Airllmond 1ispatrh.

ag- THE CIRCULATION UF TIRE DIS
fATCJI * LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
OF ALL TIRE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS Of THE CITY.
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HORSE DISEA$E.-LEvY BROTHERS have c"lored
blankets al $3.50 pair; superior iarse-sze horse
lluuhrt ut S!.
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Ave, roll of Ave. attendance

The next meeting will be held ut Union
Station church.
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SIX hats at MI prices. l. WFISIGER & Go.
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CArAwBA ASD DELAWARE GRArEs at PIz-
LI,I's
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DULN MILLER, ArOTHECARY, Fifth
ana Mar- hall streets, has for sale n,,
NLLtE'S CNMi'oCSN SIEtP OF HO6E-
not ND. for oueh. colds, &C.. sold by the city
druggists and country merchants .
HLhBS "GkANn DUCHESS COLooNE' d
sp.cndld perfume; ,,,,<,,
IeuDu" I.rcIarcl MDCkING-BlR FOOD:
t>btitS!kS Is \ l. VI tMcrdc & Baker 81 fof
'UtWci kin - -
NliLth.S ORIENTAL. HENTiFRICE. oc22
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'UE DISPATCH,
,,y rDvARplN & ELLYsoN.


c,sr-,>v,srARty IN ~ AnvAsrs' 49,,
DlSr.TtH is delivered TO suhscri-
rnt NNt ~ rcr week. payah(c 10 the car
-.s!lI, ~ FS,i,ci nj 80 rcr annum; So Tor SIX
= vrA'EE:. ,,,'r ,rr', ,mHnth fer shortcl period.
,,lh,, ,!!it..WLENl.N n. nlSrAT'H at ~ per an
r. ~ -, ~, nl~rtTt'Il at - per annuw.
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4Se'SENESES.
.lrND THEATRE.

n.UNnND THEATRE.
g.. ...,,..rut f"r in NIGHTS ONLY ui the
tH.!t'd artists
..rr\N HnE Ntt L1NGARD AND ALICE
pI'NNl<G llhriRh
-.: r'ofG celebrated Comedy Company.
r.-EF,T fNf\IEG. November 18th. and last
...f tie. u.w Grtmr tu ihr.r ac!sl entitled
i Ill E'% II Ii + y VI.
To Crtf"r,l" with
rHF NEW Ll<GAkD SkEl'HES.
.....H Matinee. SATURDAY at O'Clock.
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atME RND CEMENT.

iME. LINE, LIME.-The Lime manu-
l t'":rr,d ~ us in Eoteto;,i: county; known at
\ i!.~'> or ROCKVILLE + LIME, WI isTrdt.ei
i:."'E LINE orders for Which may be leii at otu
".'". ~. 1908 DUck street. ,,,, a x.n
.,-..,,.. ~, ,s,, NO 20
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- % kLAND LIME.

II w. ni'"-'N i1'nE.
In '1,rrris E0CkLAED IldE dolly eSpcctea
Irg schooner Louisa Crockett.
so4 barrels In store. . , r1,
~4sZ A. 60 AGL'
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NATIONAL LINE OF .rfES
~ STEAMSHIPS. GSGsRSaSa

These steamships are the LARGEST IS TIE TRADE.
Cabin S75 and Sf5, currency.
StigrI.p.
PREPAID sgrragc tickets from Lis crpuol, tncehs.
town Londonderry, Glasgow, Or London, s52, cuY-1
rcncy. .
Fur further information apply at the CompaIys
office, No. 60 Broadway,
+. ". j. HURST, aTanyger,
or to JOHN w. WYATT. Agent,
or l5 M. 3 GnrrrnOr street. RiCiIInOnd Va.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATa,Ms,
~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BAL &
TINIpRE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS a

OFFICE OF PowuAT.N STEAMBOAT COMPANY
September 2!5t, 1872. :
TtONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTGtI:l,,
Y By this iuc are hereby notified that
on ali after this date ali freight arriving by tlcir
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours ufifr
arrival. viii hc stored at their risk AMI cNpese
steamers arrive MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
SATURDAYS at O'Clock a. NJ.
sca3 WILLIAM r. BRETT Agent.
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EOR NEW YORk.-The Old gFEaS
Il Dominion Steamship Comrnys eie-ssSEszsssasesss zssssss
| cant sidc-whecl steamship WiANokE, CnpIaln
| l o'clock L. NJ Freight received until IL 81.
Through bills OF iadiug signed. aud goods fer.
waiusu Win GlsF!'ch 10 nii loisl' ngssn, toutl;
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
| unsurpassed. Fare Sl2; steeraGe 70; round.trip
| tickets, $50. For freight or passage, apply TO
| s".... JOHN W. WYATT, Agent.
no 1l-2t No. 3 Governor street.
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DEPARTURES oF SrEAHEss.

NOrICt.--The steamer rSTATEsElJ,
~ OF VIRGINIA will resume her sSSYsSsxsIssssSk~ 80
Tuesdays trips between West Point and Baltimore
TODAY, November l2th, connecting with tue
Richmond and York River raiirold at West Point.
Train leaves the Richmond depot Mt zso 7. 81.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG,
no Ie-lt Superintendent.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH sTEFR
i MONn. AND NORFOLK. sTEA NJ ssssssES4ss
SHIP LISE-FOR PHILADELPHIA rNlCE
WEEk.-StcaIners NORFOLK. EMPIRE, nmi =.
s. GREEN. composing this linz. VIII caye Rlcn-
,nond every MONDAY and IHUksDAn AT u
o'clock NJ. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ut the same hour, alternately.
Frei2his received daily tSundays cScePteit tor al
parts Of Pennsylvania. New Jersey, and Dettware'
also for Charleston, Savannah, and SeW orleans,
and bin. Of d,,ing signed through.
Freight t,kcn for Norfolk al moderate rates.
Passage 10 FhiIdeipIl!, including meals anu
statcroon, -. ". L. fohiEh, ,n,ka,s
No. 2i2j Dock street, klehni1na.
WILLIAM +. CLYDE g. %. agehts,
No. IL South Wlaryesr
{, - No. II North WharSrs. phiisdftphH.
NOR LIVERPOOL AND1IEIM
L QUEENSTOWN. lNMAS LISEOf .5sS.ses
NAIL STEAMERS, SAiLlN9 fkoa NEW RI
YORK EVERY SATuR!lA1 AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAfs.
RATES OF PASSAGE;
r,rSt 5sin. .S75 SteeFsGe......,-.....,ss so
IN ntcnIou........... + 40 To Lon.ou. ....,,'.... -
To ParIs.......... 81 TO Paris, .;...:.. ts
rirscis sold TO and from England, Ireland, enu
rho continent nj moderate rates.
Fer further information. apply pL me Sompaas :
oaircs JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
l5 Broadway, New Iora of 70
JOHN ", WYATT, Agsi.l,
,.a. Richmond. ys
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LOCAL MATTERS.
TIRE <RTY COUNCIL.

The City Council met in regular semi
monthly session yesterday afternoon. Pre-
sent: Mcssr>. Thomas Ii. Wynnc (prc>idcnt)
Barganin. BoSsieuX, Boyd, Costrcll, Davis,
English of Monroe Ward, Erkcr. Forester
Hail. Higgins. ISaacS, KerSe, Lipscomb
Manly Mctzger, Ncwbcrly, Oliver. Starkc
Scott of Clay Ward, Scott of Jefferson Ward,
Stokes. Siraus. Talbot, Thornton, Wagner,
Whitlnck. and Williams.
CHANGES N THE STAMPING COMMITTEES.
The President announced the following
changes in the standing committees: Mr..
Wagner in place of Mr.. Wexford on the
Committee on Streets. and Mr.. Charles t,
Williams in plac" of Mr.. Wexford on Ordi'
nunccS, on Health, and on the Committee or
schools
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-03

TIE SEMINARY OF THE SACRED HEART.-
This excellent institution is located at ST.
Joseph, Missouri, and is under the direction
Of the Religions Of the Sacred Heart.
The academy Is beautifully aud healthfully
situated. Growing a lofty euiuence it
commands view ola beautiful surround
log country, to the distance Of ten miles.
Its gli,tsriug cup0ls is the first object that
strikes the travellers eye. The citizens Of
ST. Joseph look with pride upon it, as the
noblest of their public buildings.
Within the last year the sum OF So, 900
has been eIpendei on thu Improvement of the
building and premises. The grounds are
extensive, and testefully laid out The
oOuss Of instruction includes ell the branches
OF q high intellectual and accomplished edu-
cation, and the corps Of teachers is both
numerous aud efficient No extra charge
is made for teaching French. 1t is really a
school where parents can place their daugh-
ters and feel that they will receive the best
Of educaiionS, both intellectually and NOR
ally.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-03
rs Friday an unluchy Nay ?

Old superSttlons, even IN our more sensi-
ole times, Inves, the sixth day Of the week
with gloomy surroundings aud forebodiDgs
as to births, business, and al the coDeoml-
tsuts Of an original movement, Sailors
shrink from q voyage began Oh Friday, and
even more thoughtful and intelligent men
avoid it to consummate contracts and init
ate trade. Yet We see tie Emperor Of Ger
many celebrating his seventy dfth birthday
not long since, which was Friday, a hale,
hearty man, full Of years, honors aud sue
cess in every walk of life. Well, whatever
may be though; OF its influence upon the
fstes Of men, there is one thing ii cannot al
feet, aud that is the beneficial effects Of
MAguire's Quadrangle Bitters. Monday or
Tuesday, FRIDAY aud all days, its action up
on the liver, bowels. kidneys and blood, is
constant and healIhful; substitute for Gallo
mel, aud the great corrective ct the secre-
lions without The use Of alcohol IN any form
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-03

ANOTHER GREAT Public DRAwING.-The
success that attended the great Mercy Hos
pital Drawing, at Omaha, in June and the
unlimited confidence reposed in the man
ayers, Messrs. Pa,tee & Co., by the public
has created great demand for tickets for
the third great drawing which takes place
on the 3lst of this month. The
number of tickets is limited to TWEEN
~ thousand. One thousand cash prizes
amounting to $lO7, 900, will be distributed.
The grand capital prize is $40 900 with the
privilege of taking Redick's Opera House,
valued at 100000. The manner in which
the drawing in June was conducted gave
universal satisfaction, and convinced even
the most cynical that there could be 10 de-
cepIiou. Mr.. J. B. Geegie, of St. Louis
was the winner of the $4,000 prize. Mr..
Geggie was one Of club of ten who pur-
chased tickets. Now is the time to invest
A rare chance is offered to make q fortune
IN a moment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-03

RIVER NoTEs. - The Northern Line
steamer Dubuque, leaves this evening for
St. Paul and the Belle Of Lacrosse 10 the
morning for St. Louis.
The MuscAtine arrived at this port last
evening, loaded down with passengers AND
9 goodly amount of freight. She took on
about fifty passengers here, but had 10 re
fuse all freight. She left this morning for
ST. Paul with the biggest trip Of the season.
Mr.. Jarvis, Northern Line agent here, re-
ce,ved a telegram this morning from Thos.
r Rhodes. President Of the Northern Line
20 announcing that the contract hereto
fore existing between the Northern Line
and Northwestern Packet companies had
been dissolved. Mr. Jarvis will hereafter
act for the Northern Line Company only.
All the regular passenger boats which have
been running upon the Upper Mississippi
this season belong TO the Northern Line,
with the exception Of the Belle Of Lacrosse,
Alex. Mitchell and the Northwestern. Ac-
cording TO the terms of the contract just
/ dissolved the above named companies were
running their boats in unison. The disso-
luton will be likely to create a lively com
petition between the rival lines. The
Northern Line, however, las much the ad
vantage at the start, ia having more snd
better boats than her rival
The present season has been very pros
porous one for river transportation COM
paniss as Tiers has been large amount oil
travel and f'eightage, and good fsage o.
water up to the present time.
A large amount of freight ia now lying
upon our levee waiting shipment, including
about 5000 pounds of paper from the fac
tory Of Hakes & Son, aud 200 plows from
, this city aud Moline.
The steamer Minneapolis, which was du
here last ThurIday, had not arrived at moot
today. She ran on the rocks at the Lowe
Rapids, and at last accounts had not cleared
She is lying directly IN the channel and tn
? Miunesots, lying behind her, is unable t
pass. The water on the Lower Rapids
! getting pretty low and it will soon be nee
essary to commence the transferring bus
ness there. The largest boats will run fror
St, Louis to the Rapids, and Others irot
Montrose to St. Paul. The Charlie Cheave
has been ordered to be ready at any time !
20 on the Rapids to DO the transferring.
. On the Rock Island Rapids the water
getting low and care has to be exercised
- making the crossings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-03

MEASNEss OF MOLINE GRANrIrEs The
Moline ReuieU has at last confessed that the
GRANTEES of that place, to the number of
"about one hundred persons congrsgated
at the head of the street railway" on the
arrival Of an excursion car which had been
ordered by citizens Of that place to convey
them to the Greeley meeting in Rock Island.
The Recietc says that when the Liberal
Republicans, with oountenances stealthy
and heads hung low in self condemn a ito
and disgrace, mounted the platform a smile
OF laughter was not TefrAined." This is
nice writing. "a smile Of laughter" is
good Will the Rerielr now tell as what "a
smile of crying" would be- The Rerie,c
denies that ANY bOisterous dem onstration'
occurred on the occasion. Citizens of Moline
inform us differently. They say that the
GRANTEES greeted them with wells, hooting,
cat calls, and ribaldry, and that, had they
dared to, they would probably have stoned
them, as ladies in Democratic procession
we're oRce stoned in that town-perhaps by
the same People-As any rate by the same
sor. of people. The spirit exhibited by these
zone hundred persons cougregated at
the head Of the street railway"
and the meannsss in which their
lnciviilIY no. to say rufianism, is
treated by the Rerie'c, are not commendable;
nor do we believe that any considerable
number of respectable people in Moline sp-
prove either the conduct of these people or
the manner in which the Reriep treats the
outrage,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-03
The Sale Of Patent Medicines


Has in no other country reached the enormous pro
portions it has assumed in the United States. This
Is owing to the vast extent of territory aud the com
paratiye thinness of population, which creates the
necessity for some reliable remedy. that can ap
piled AT once in the absence of professional medca
aid
MIsmER's HERB BrTTERs has for over ten year,
been regarded as
THE GREAT Hot SEHOLD REMEDY,
and is relied in every emergency by thousands o
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fancy drink, composed OF bad whisky, favored witt
aromaties, to tickle the palate and minister a de
PRAYED appetite but it is carefully and scienIihca!
prepared compound extract of Roots, Herbs ant
Banks, possessing great medicinal virtue Its rar'
combination presents the most efectual remedy ye
discovered for all diseases of the Stomach, Liver
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