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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

ARRIVAL OF TUE PERUv1aN.-Thc stca,u:liu
Peruvian, Captain YIN. Ii. Smith, of the ii.
Ian Line, between Norfolk and Liverpool,
arrived hero yesterday morning about II
O'Clock, alter passage of sixteen days, in.
Gliding stoppage Of tWenty-four h0isi's at
Halifax, Hereafter the steamers Of this line
will STOP ii st. Johns as well as at Halifax.
tapc'in ,mlth reports very heavy weather
during liz: entire voyage from Liverpool to
lialliaH. Several heavy acis were shipped.
one of which tore up six bolts from tic deck
and dashed man against the furtlLast. in
JurnS him severely.
The Peruvian landed here 110 lsts. engars-
- eahin and ~ Storage Of these, 50 were
English and II German. They were, with
hardly ali exception, sturdy, hcGltlIy-lookino
people, and vii! make q valuable addition to
the population cf any community in which
they may settle. Among the cabin passengers
Is an cX-otliccr Of the British army, who,
With lit family, will settle in the vicinity Of
Stanton, In this State, where he has bought
O fMnl. Tho majority OF the Storage pas
sen9ers are hborers, although there are
few farmers among them. \ large num-
Der 90 10 Memphis, few to North Caro-.
lima, and the halarno remain in Virginia.
The following " a list of the cabin passcn-
gers: Mrs. Hughes. Miss Mary Fowler, Rev.
Ar. McKennry, Rev. Mr.. Mcleod, Captain
Clarke, wife, aud seven children; Mrs. Muir
dock, Ar. Lempriere, Dir. SlicIltlrahe and
wife, and Mr.. Atkins. Tie passengers Were
provided with quarters b. the immigration
agent. and will proceed 10 their destinations
to-day. The ship sails this morning for Bal
tilnors with lurge freight and seventy pas
sengerS. --N0r1OE Journal, Sh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

TUE VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF TIE
.irrHopIsTsp PROTESTANT CHURCH mot In this
city yesterday nj O'clock p. N. Rev. Dr..
Cosby, president OF the body, opened the
session with religious services.
Rev. Josiah Gilt was elected secretary.
After an organization had been effected the
Conference adjourned urtl to-day lFridayl
1t ~ 4. II.
1T i p. 81. the pulpit was occupied By
Rev. John Il. Holmes, Of Norfolk, Va, who
discour>ed impressiyely TO a large congrega-
ton.
Public services viii he held this (Fridayl
evening, and tbs sacrament Of the Lords
SUPPER administered, lev. :. B. SouthcT.
land, D. D., ottlcialing.-L3schbsrg Ftr-
giMaa, Norsmber 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

ALLEGED MURDERER RgcAPTuRED.-James
Roswell. who was sentenced to five years
IMPRISONMENT In the penitentiary for killing
O little girl In this city about two years ago,
while at work OH the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad, managed to escape last June. and
enjoyed bis freedom until last Tuesday, Snen
he was arrested In Washington for being
drunk on the street, and put lie the centrai
gua1G-hease. DIGESTIVE Mod eYiss recognized
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

PRoGREss.-The Fredericksburg, Orange
and Charlottesville railroad Is now ready Tor
construction trains, which arc running, and
is rapidly progressing towards complexion.
Rcd wheat is now selling in Fredcrcksiuig
Tor - per bushel. Ills ro3d will be oil
great benefit to this country. and n branch
will be made to CuIpeper beyond doubt,
but connection can be made with the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas lni!roati.- Gal
na,ps.- ObseTreT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

i FAMILY PolsoNEn.-Five members Of
,hc household Of AIRS. Rohr, residing on
Main street five doors above the bridge,
were seized with quite violent sickness on
Sunday evening last, caused, it is supposed,
br having taken poison in the coffee they
drank that evening. Mrs. Rohr, her three
daughters, md q Miss Wood, an iumate OF
the family, were Frustrated. aud have not yet
recovered; but Mrs. Rohr's two boys, who
drank none Of the beverage, were not affect
cd. 4 portion of tie coffee was secured, ana
mn ANALYSIS will be made OF IT. contents and
the results hereafter given. How the poison
Oil, substance got into the coffee remains
mystery, and we have heard no grounds Of
SUSPICION alleged against any one Ht"chss-
ter Times.
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FANCY Go0Ds AND TRusaM1NGs.

FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
g Z r G. A l. NOTICE. Mr.. T. L.
oGRANGER hogs To announce that lie has just re-
turned from New York with elegant assortmcn
Of new styles Jet and Fancy Jewelry, also r large
line Of Fancy Goods, consisting OF new styles En-
hroidered and Lace Collars, Ladies' scarfs Tics, aud
Fichucs, Bands and Bandeaux, PearlSets,Jet Chains
Pocket Books, ETC., ETC. He has Also taken occasion
to repenish that portion OF the stock recently pur-
chased OF atr. S. Htrsh, whereby ie Is able TO
offer one OF the most complete assorments Of
Hosiery, Corsels, EmhroIderies, Laces, and Fancy
Dry Goods that can be found In the city.
Mrs. GRANGER win continue IN her usual line OF
repairing and doing UP Laccs, Curtains. SC.
p. S.-New goods received every week at
Ell. CHANGERS,
&C a9-im 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DC.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
50 casks DASS'S ALE,
30 c:tsl;s ALLSUP'S ALE,
% casks Vim. ipuncer's EDIEGBuRGH ALE,
loo casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke 4 Hib-
80 dozen PEEK FREAN CRACKERS.
IS cases Cn!inam's %. :. F. MCSTARD-f, 4,
l, and 4-ik tins;
IRISH WIlSkEYS,
lENNESSY and MARETT'S BRANDIES,
STIFERIFS Of superior qualities,
GtIS1ER'S CHAMPACiSES
We offer il.ese goods at New York prices, with
frcights added Also,
1000 dozen 30 and a-tb. Peaches,
LOCO dozen 2-ih and 3-ib. Tomatoes,
$50 dozen Win-low's Corn,
nj Baltimore prices all Of the best packers In Bal
more r. BALSlER l. CO..
ocl SII Main street.
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REMOVALS..

D EMOVAL AND FOR RENr.-Tntend.
No. 1871, on Main below, Fourteenth street, The
STORE no. 1909 now occupy is for rent Pcs.
session given on or before 18th instant y s4rs@ =
no 2-sw .4g JOHN &. PAGE. JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

UoMcLpE N ALBEHARLE.-On Thursday
the Glst ultimo distressing homicide occur
red Ut Mnr:hali's dtstiilery, in Blackwcll's
Hollow. IL the upper end Of this county. 10
which tho victim was the uncle Of the young
nlau who committed the horr:tlc deed. II
ems that II. W. via and his uncle, Mr.. l..
Shinet. were at Marshall's >till-house, when Il
dispute arose about some land. The quarrel
w!xcd warmer and warmer until 1t came to
blows, when Via picked up dogwood fork
o. prop lying by, and striking shi1et on the
head, killed him, whether instantly or not we
are unable to learn. Via fled, and up to this
writing nothing has been heard of him,
though description and orders for his arrest
have been telesrlphed to various officials IN
different parts Of the country. shiiiet was
MN OF about forty years OF age, and wa
about twenty-slS- Charlottesville chroaiae'
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RfcuMoND, EREDERIcgsBCRc ASp

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAiLFoAO So,f
kICnMoSp. Va sSue ~, nta 4
aS AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
W lorfl. DIE TT AIMS on this road MI ran - fol.
ri" TSc MAIL TRAINS leaye Richmond Ie H. y.
and $50 p. .snd leave Petersburg at n1s a. ID.
Az ERSE ri TRArss, with passenger czech q,
tached. leave Richrons IT 4 A. II and r. u, and
i5s e sSDaY Z i 81 TKA .uIesya
Hsehp,ond and Petersburg NJ Q A. A. ketgrMDg,
leave Richmond and Petersburg u z. u, instead
OF 5o,ci0ck, As heretofore. Ii .s ..t.s- 4,
The s 4. II. TRAIN VIII not leave R:chmoYd o.
srntays, and the Sc y. SAtI. TkAiS ana -
j. 81 FREIGHT TRAIN viii not leave PescrseoU
Su SUNDAYS. a 800
Fare for single uSkcts...,.............M1
Fare for return tickets. .....;...: K ".
Communication tickets can DC bad al Tue IeiseStc&
FIf,v-,rip tickets fss..............s9 @
S,ne-hnudre,l- trip tickets for. ....So %
passesgrrs fur Norfolk will u &c shc lSo :. De
n.U,Y TRAIN. aud those from Sorf0Ik WI! coa =
meet at tetcTsisrg Witt the fi:es 4. sl. TEAM.
pasei,gers from CloTer Iiili Wiz take fhe e3e
NJ TkA is on Mondays. Gedhsiettis, sna fnaass.
and retuyEiag leave ltchmoid on tse saiiA asf -
II The r e.saas1ITRAIssm VIII stop only at es,erAad
a The 4. IT. TEAM niil eoanes, 81 EensIsS
with tile Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Jog
s \. s 'as 49, e
running through 70. Wilmington. !, !. .ar4
jetc - u s. Ticket ard srslsns ASeas .
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TCLCHER WHISKEY.
LEXINGTON, VA, July IL. 1872.
GtR,1.7nna,--I haze examined carefully the spaci-
men Of whiskny manufactured by you aud ;cnt to
me for analysis. 1t IL Il very pure und excellent
article. free from all foreign llHttcr
Very respectfully yours,
Il. 8. MCCULLoCH,
Professor OF Chemistry,
NaahIDgton and Lee University.
1Tas;,s. FuLCIlER 4 BOWMAN, Staunton, Va.
Orders may Ike lett with CHARLES LCHDlH, al
r.. WAGNER & CO.'S, corner Of Broad AMI Sixth
streets. au 'V-'u1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

BROKE JAiL.-Thrce prisoners, named re-
spcctively Joseph Carico, Jackson Wyricb,
ana dim Ingjn, alias Jones. escaped from
Jail III Wythey;iie on the night CT the 2Cth
ultimo. Wyrick returned on Sunday the
18th and gave himself up. His statement is
that the other two prisoners had lcen fur.
nished with key, with which they opcued
the prison doors, and they threatened hin
with violence II he refused to accountant
them. Carico ind Jones are still at large
CaYeper Observer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

IuE ALEXANDRIA FoRGERy CAsE.-The Ga
>efte 9th says:
-. ). Prico. who Is held in Jail on charge
OF dc!ia'ldinS Rev. p. Kroes, pastor OF s..
Anry's church In this city, of 800, BIZ a
forged check upon st. Louis, still keeps In
good health and apparently good spirits.
rather hroes has no desire to prosecute
frice, hut he has nothing Whatever to do
with the prosecution. The Commonwealth
prosecntes, and If it summons Father Kroes
as witness he will, of coursc, as a law-abi-
ding citizen, appear and give his testimony
in the case. The wife of Price visited him
Yesterday, and telegraphcd to his father Of
Harrisonb,rg, who authorized the employ
ment of lawyer, and telesnphed that he
would be here tomorrow. The case will be
heard on Saturday the 9th
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ssILLgyERY.

THE HANDSoAIEST BONSETS a-.,2e
4 exhibited ut w., yyeSnSe
Natu street.
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James as the escaped convict. AMI notified
sss eyersiers Her of bis ore. essrTor
walker Immediately sent reqnfs ION for
nun % DO broughs,to Richmond, where Nc.
lew took him last hight esd the Richmond,
rieaer scksbiirg and Potomac raiIroad Hts
eslpttse WINS purely accidental. According
70 nis statement, five of his sfpals'swere to
Inee. him ut house In South Washington
on Monday next to arrange plans for further
aeeus or villainy. When the handouts we're
paeed on his wrists he cooliy remarked that
used to them" ' - ''' ~
noswei' has been lurking around Bala
'n ntn ana washington ever since his escape.
AteS1ndr7d Sentinel, NoueRbcr 7.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
Tc-Day's Advertiser t.
HuGGINS HOUSE.

4" - .'-''.''' .''''.''- ''''.'.'.' W -
PRANK TYRRELL, Proprietor.
This HOGse the most centrally located o.
any in the City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31

fair, and betrays an animus which springs
from another source than an honest desire
to benefit the schools, why has the Union
thrown open its columns for the reception
of articles expressly intended for these
reprehensible purposes7
We might 90 on dd iafnitum. But we
have already devoted quite sufficient space
to this matter. s. s. Guyer, Mixter. and
the editor of the Union are all in one boat.
They may be gentlemen of amazing capac-
ity, and endowed with extraordinary ad-
min;strative abilities, but the citizens Of
Rock Island can no doubt get along with
out their valuable assistance. They NAV
/ possess a remarkable amount of brains, but
the people of the whole city, taken collec
lively, may be able to boast of as much "a
they. At all events, powerful public
opinion is in existence, which demands thai
order and discipline shall be maintained il
our schools, regardless of the whims anC
ljealousies of two or three narrow minded
shoddy sristocrRts, who believe their chi!
dren are better than those Of other men
And this sentiment will assert itself at ev
cry opportunity, the representative of a 81
lent force that is determined to be obeyed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
ARBITRARY RULES.

Ed. ARGUS Perhaps there never has
been time when the arbitrary rules of our
schools have been as lmpsrtis.ly enforced
as at present. Never before were the arbi-
trary ruleS enforced on the father of them.
or has children How absurd to suppose
that he made those arbitrary rules for the
government Of his children, and how nAtu.
rel to suppose that be thought he WAS max
ing them for the government of other peo
PIES children; and is II to be expected that
drbitrGJy rules eau he approved of by pa
rents or pupils who think that Hey need no
| arbitrary ITtes TO govern them? that on y
other peoples children need arbitrary rules
to keep them within reasonable bounds.
Good parents may have bad children. Bal
| parents may have good children Arbi.
'rary relies, impsrtisily enforced, reach
those bad parents through their tgoodl
children and protect all alike. All mus
obey the rules, or suffer the penalty, which
should justly fall on the bad children and
parents. The good only, require protec
/ ton. CITIZEN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
SCRAPs.

Grand masquerade at LeClaire Hall, to
night, Davenport
Four new cases Of smallpox were report
ed q, Peoria yesterday.
St. Valentines Day and Ash Wednesday
fall together this year, Feb. Ii.
Many persons found the contents Of their
ink bottles stationary yesterday morning.
Moline had is first mandatory in 1912
"A mill with one run of stone and two
saws.
The plans of the Sylvan Water Viaduct
will be laid before the Council a, its next
meeting.
Young Stokes and J. n. Taylor have
bought d. B. Sears mill aud water power
at Cleveland, on Rock river.
Tomorrow night the annual festival of tn,
Young Settlers of Scot, County comes off a
Eldridge Hall. The Rock Island county
Young Settlers are invited.
The frat brick building erected in RocA
Island was its present Court House, erected
in 1887 in which day il was counted q
magnificent piece of extravaganza.
The mother Of Miss Julia Bleechschmidt
leader Of the Vienna Lady Orchestra, il
lying quite III at Jacksonville, but will re-
join the troupe when sufficiently recovered
TO travel.
speidel, the druggist, keeps tull line oil
drugs, medicines, perfumeries, toilet art
elss, combs, brushes, cigars, fancy articles
30, at the ruling prices. Everything Of the
best quality.
The original christian name of the city
Of Rock Island was FArnhamsburq was sc
called from 1929 to 1885, when i, was
changed to Stephenson and in ls4l was
again changed to Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31

ACCIDENT TO A COSDuCroB.-Ie sterdsy
morning, Mr.. John Dougherty,A freight
conductor, on the c., r. /. & p. road met
with a serious injury. His train had
reached Iowa City where there was some
switching to be done. The train was be-
hind, and Doughersy attempted to do some
coupling himself He put his right hand
up to bumper from the under side, intend.
ing to liz, the pin aud catch the coupling
but his hand stuck TO the frosty bumper as
If i, had been glued to it the train was
backing, and with all his efforts he could
not release the hand. The other bumper
came against it, aud completely smashed
the three large fingers of the hand, taking
them OF quite clearly. Surgeons in Iowa
City attended to the injured member,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
A Card to the Ladies I!
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.
InfslNble in correcting irregularities, removing
distractions of the Monthly Pesiods,
from whatever causes and al
ways successful as
preventive.

THERE "a NOT A LADY LIVING
Bat what at some period of her life ill and the
DUP0NC0 GOLDEN PILLS Just the med!-
cine she needs. Por Nervous Debility, Head
ache, and FAintness, they never fail snd may
De depended upon in every case where the
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prepared for married ladies' A LADY writes
''Duponco's Golden Pills relieved me in one
day, without Inconvenience, like magic
To married Isdies and young girls Who have
never been regular, they are peculiarly suited.
they will, in short time, bring on the monthly
period with regulasity.
Ladies peculiarly situated, or supposin g
themselves so, a-e cautioned against using these
pills while in that condition, as they sure to
/ produce miscarriage. After this admonition
the proprietor assumes no Responsibility, ell
| though the mildnets Of the pills viii do no in
/ jury whatever TO health, but in all eases they
act ike charm. perfectly harmless, and
never fail.
| y B.-Ask for The ae,r style pui NJ n LARGE
! {" HITE} BOXES containing double quantity
/ Of pills, and upon each box you viii find she
| Revenue Stamp, printed from my Private Dye
/ upon which lengthwist of the stamp. you wi
! the words DUPoNC0'S GOLDEN PERI0DI-
/ CAL PILLS, in White Letters: without that
/ none ade genuine.
! uii Snd explicit directions accom- paHy eaet
box. Price 81 per box, six boxes S.. Sold by
one druggist IN every town, village, city sud
hslmet throughout the world. Sold in Rock Is
land, HI, by CHAS. A. BkNSER, Druggist
sole Agent for Rock Island.
/ LADIES BY sending him 81 to the Fool
Island Post Office can have the pills sent Coonf
dentially) by mail 90 any part ef the country
free q postage
Sold by Harrison h Holman, sole Agents 70
| Davenport; and W G. Morris, Moline.
None genuine unless thi box is signed
D HOWE,
/ Sole Proprietor, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

WITH its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, Involuntary emissions, loss
Of semen, s?srnaterrhoes, loss of power
dizzy head, less OF memory, and threaten ed
impotence and imhecility, find a sovereign
cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC 70. TWENTY EIGHT. Com
posed Of tho rost valuable mild and potent
Curstives, they strike At once at the root of the
matter, tone up the system. arrest the dis
chsrges, aud impart yigor and energy, life and
vitality to the entire man. They have cured
thousands Of cases. Price, s. per package OF
five boxes and large s. vial, which Is very i'm.
porGsnt TO obstinate or old cases, or 81 per sin
gle box. Sold by ALL Druggists, aud sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address, HUMPH.
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI
CINE CO., 562 BRoADwAY, NEW YORK.
ChAs A. Benser sad c, spidsl, Agents fol
Rock leland,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
In numbers there is safety. Itw asupon this

In numbers there lie safety. 1t was upon this
principle that the formula of Judson's NOUN
TAIN HERB PILLS was prepared. DR.. Judson,
intending to spend fortune In advertising ais
pills, submitted his recipe to the revision of
the m ost intelligent and learned physicians of
the age, and the result ia = simple but most eff
cacious medicine-the JUDsoH's MOUNTAIN
HEEB PILLS. They purify the blood, remove all
distinctions, cleanse the skin of all pimples
and botohes. and are perfectly sure and safe in
their operation. The JUDsoH's MOUNTAIN HERB
Pulls cure Billiousness, Female Irregularities,
Headache, and many of the diseases arising
from impure blood and @ deranged digestion.
Use the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, and
when you have proved their virtue recommsr
them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain. For sale everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
GOING TO BIZ BUILT.

The costly sbutments aud piers which
were built between the island and Moline
some two yesrs ago by the government, are
10 be used Tor the purpose for which they
we're intended; the coming sumner. IL ali
signs do not fail. At least Hon John b
HsWiey has written 10 parties in Moline
stating an appropriation for the work is
cerl&inty this session. This will be good
news for all persons heresboats who are
fond Of pleasure driving cross the bridge
from the Davenport side, at che foot of the
island, and pursue the splendid avenues on
the island, now in wildwood shade and now
in sunshine, wk.rling past meAdow, and
anon skirtiug the sylvan scenes on either
hand, ST the while on the best of roads, TIL
The Moline bridge is reached. T1eu al
enjoyable ride il the plow city aud vicinity q
rapid drive down to the cisy of )ck Island
walk across the srsensi bridge, a quick
trot to TIE Davenport b7idge-su so we ar
home again, having enjoyed road ~Gys 3 ~
pa.ks and beautiful scenery which Sea osI,
have equals, certainly no superiors n N,
entire Davenport Gazette
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31

A Coon HoTEL.-0ne Of the most cen
trAlly located hotels Of Racine, Wisconsin,
is the Higgins House, of which Frank Tyr
rell is the proprietor. We passed few
days there, les, week, aud feel ike recon-
mending all Rock Islanders who wander
tina, WAY, to make it their headquarters for
the time being II is well furnished and
well equipped throughout, is managed in the
most unexceptional style, and has as boun-
,eous table as you vii 6Ud anywhere in
tho land. It's proprietor has made hotel
keeping the business Of his life, ana knows
exactly what he is about all the time. Rs.
cine ia fortunate in having so well kep. an
establishment within its limits. Refer to
the Advertisement in to days issue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31

WooD ESGRAvISG. - The business Of
wood engraving is fast becoming q very
important one. Merchants and advertisers
generally Grs beginning to find out that
they can have cuts OF all kinds manufsctlr-
ed to order in a very shor. time, and at
very sraing figures. They are thus enabled
to suit themselves exactly. We tsEo pleas
ure n directing them 10 the card Of J.
Mari, Of Milwaukee, wood and metal en-.
grAver Of high reputation. He no. ouly
turns out everything in the line Of cnts aud
engrEvings, but also manufactures seals OF
al kinds, steel stamps, door plates, and a
thousand other essential articles o. that de.
scription. His terms are reasonable, and
all orders addressed TO him will meet with
/ prompt attention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-31
gTHAMBHKRB.

New York Cork and Liverpool. New fall
powered stsams ships, the six largest IN the world,
OCBASIO, AETARTIC, hEPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIC.
5000 tons burden-s, 900 b. p. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from
Liverpool ob rhurIdAys, calling OF Cork Har-
Dor each way.
From the white Star Dock. PavobniA Ferry,
Jersey Oity.
Passenger accommodations for all classes IN
rivaled, combining safety, speed aud comfort.
Saloons, sta,o-rooms, smoking room aud bath
rooms IN midship section, whore least motion is
felt
Surgeons aud sisvsrdsIsss asoompauy these
steamers
RstsI Saloon, so 10 gold. st.orsgs $50 In
currency. Those wishing 10 send for friends
from the old oouutry can nov obtain steerage,
prepaid certiacatci SIS, currency. Psssen ers
booked 10 or from eli partI % America, Paris,
Hamburg, Norvsy, Sweden. India, Australia, &c
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from upward.
For information apply AZ the Company Office
No. 10 Broadway, New York. J. II. SPARKS,
Agent. oct37-dAW4m
w.N.JAEvIs, Agent At Rock Island.