Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-18
NOTES. HERE AND THERE.

export next month.
IF you want fine Hat, Livingston has it
ct his store on Illinois street.
Remember, the Hon. Caspar Butz, speaks |
at Turner Hall tomorrow evening.
Fresh oysters, fruits, cakes, pies, &c, at
Weir's restaurant, on Washington street.
Joseph Schmid, Esq. formerly of this
city, bat now OfNew York, is in town, stop
ing at the Harper.
The special trains from this city to the
State Fair at Ottawa, over the c. r. [. & P
road are we'll loaded
The Alex. Mitchell struck rock, in the
Rock Island rapids, yesterday, aud was de-
tanned several hours.
Grain is moving freely from the Upper
Mississippi, nearly every steamer having one
or two bArges in vow.
John E. Fleming, formerly manager of
the telegraph in this city, but now of St.
Louis, was in town to day.
Always examine every page of this pa
per, for you will End reading matter on ev-
cry page which deserves attention.
A vote taken on the steamer Alex.
Mitchell, Sept l6.h, resulted as follows
Grant, 20, Greeley, Al, Neutral, I. The
negroes we're included in the vote.
The Legislature of West Virginia, to
meet on Thursday Nov, p, will contain 21
Liberals and Grant men in the Senate.
aud As Liberals and Il Grant men in the
House.
The engine and tender of an eastern
bound freight train over the c. R. l. & P.
road, Jumped the track this morning be.
tween here and Moline, and the incoming
passenger train was delayed some time in
consequence.
Special trains of nearly mile in length
leave Chicago daily FOR the STATE Fair, a
Ottawa. Every available car, freight Aud
pAssepger) is put in reguisiton, and the
nun Der Of visitors from Chicago is said tt
be unprecedented.
The Moline Pillow Co., have donated 1
plON anu u Sutt4NhAoAt 40 PSSlAA
to the Farmers, Fair and Exchange Society
whose exhibition will be held in Maysville
Iowa, the last of this month. Deere 4 Co
have donated pillow.
The Springfield Register says the twt
delegates and altsrnHtss appointed BY 10,
Ledlie's Illinois mass convention to sttent
A the GrAnt-Duncsn Louisville side show
S we're all Greeley men, and failed to put il
2 an appearance at Louisville" The Regisfe
= calls for the correspondence.
! Get the Chicago Tribune of the l7sh an,
T read "Gath's" letter, from Pbiaiel phia
{ about the q Credit Mobilier." IL expose
one Of the most gigantic canes of bribini
. Congressman ever known in the world. I
!. is too long for our columns. Get it an
r read it, and you will know the whole case
The two delegates TO Joe Led les IilinOi
:, Straight State Convention from Clay count
4 we're man named Tanner who is the Gran
candidate for circuit clerk, and a man nam
e ed Hsgle, the Grant eIpsetsnt for count
clerk. This is the kind of stuff the Louil
= vile side-show WAS composed Of.
Among the campaign literature now il
r. dasriously circulated by Mr.. HAwiey is
pamphlet containing extracts from Grant
:. messages. The value Ct this document ca
{ best be estimEted after reading Gen. FArLI
. worth's speech showing how and BY wbor
- q.
o that in -
= A group of Young men were standing to
ge.her, in The Davenport post office, lAI
=, evening, enjoying social converse, when
Al Granite proposed that vote be taken, |
e furnish, as he said, "a straw for the Gazette
The result proved that seven out of The eigt
present were for Greeley The Gazette didn
publish the straw"
No President was ever before accused
IS parsouAl corruption and dishonesty-c
II farming out the offices for the benefit
himself and his favorites. No Presiisn
RI save Grant, ever made any money in III
ID office but he who had nothing q fe
ie years ago, is now, beyond doubt, million
r sirs.
sr The Louisville sohens having been 81
D. posed. Sna come to a shameful yet deserve
', end, the Democracy of the whole nation al
b uobly responding to the nominations mad
a IN regular form AT Baltimore. It is II
le harbinger Of a glorious victory. o.
u friends nov feel joyous and buoyAnt, viii
&c the GRANTEES are morose and Respondent
- Tobacco and cigar psdlsrs who pursI
ls their business on railroad cars, will her
Of ,fser be considered as dealers by the rev
p nue. az 'horities, and be obliged to sell fro
o' properly stamped packages, under speci
tax receipt. The receipt must show ii
Ds route, number of car, &c. The same ru
b. will apply to all vessels navigating inlar
w waters.
b. The Liberal ladies' of Davenport ha'
8. completed arrangements for presenting Il
Mt Greeley and Brown club of that city with
=. flag. The presentation will take place
a, the Opera House in few days One Of t
IL most interesting features of the occasi
Df will be the appearance of an accomplish
10 LAZY, as the Goddess of Liberty, who "
deliver a poeticAl address, written by W,
known luerdte,r of Davenport, and thiri
oil seven young ladies en- contume, who will q
lie as her guard of honor on the occasion.
of Economical, Reliable, the Best.