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observation-disclosures 81. Frost and d,
Sheridan by N. H. Frost, proxy
Pierce. Stephen Judson, F. CLARK,
VIM. Kelly. u 4'.'-
Jefferson s. knight, ]. p. judi.
son and Chas. H. Jones byJ. p. Judson
proxy. +e - -.
Thurston-A. s. Yantis, jas. Long
mire, }. NJ. Lowe, c. P. Judson and
Levi Shelton.
Lewis-W. B. Gosnell and James H.
Roundtree. -
Cowlitz-Dr. Ostrander. e. ....'
Wahkiakum-Chas Bishop.
Clarke-W. s. Dodge, G.. HAYDEN.
VIM. Goodwin, David L. Russell by w.
>. Dodge proxy, and w. N. Cross by
VIM. Goodwin proxy. ..,.i
Walla Walla-J. P. Judson proxy,
authorized to cast the vote Of the
county.
Respectfully submitted,
GAY HAYDEN, Chairman.
The report was adopted.
The Committee on Permanent Or
ganization recommended that the tenn
porary organization be declared perma-
nent. Recommendation adopted. ,
On motion, the following gentlemen
wero appointed q Committee on Reso-
lutions: t ...G ..t.
Messrs. w. H. White, Frank CLARK.
James H. Roundtree, VIM. Goodwin,
Geo. S. Knight l,2E ii''
On motion, the Convention took o
recess of twenty-five minutes.
On reassembling, the Committee on
Resolutions and Platform reported as
follows: aa b.. 49,. 'o.--O,
Resolved. That we reaffirm and re-endorse
the platform Of principles as adopted by the
pia, on the 9Th day Of May, 1872. r
Resolved, That we heartily endorse the
national nominees Of and heartily, concur in,
the plat forms adopted by the Cincinnati and
Resolved. That Hon. o. Is. McFadden DO
declared the unanimous choice of this Con-
vention for Delegate to. Congress; that his
With With ks sna hSnssty se
Territory are, in themselves, sufficient rea-
party Affiliations should give 70 him their
Chm. Com.
The Platform was adopted amidst the
SIcttcSL eIltuuhlbSIQ.
On motion, Messrs. Clark, Ostrander
and Hill were appointed committee to
apprize Judge McFadden of his unani-
nous nomination by the Convention.
Mr.. Clark introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. That the Territorial Central Com
mittee appointed by the May Convention
have our thanks for the faithful discharge Of
duty so far, and that said Committee he reap
pointed to act till the assembling of the next
Territorial Convention. a.4'
The delegates from the several Judi
cial districts, after consultation, present.
cd the following nominations for Pros
ecuting Attornies:
First District j. D. Mix.
Second District-Judge G. G. Hewitt.
Third District-Jacob Hoover, Esq.
The Committee appointed to wait
upon the nominee appeared and intro
duced Judge McFadden, who addressed
the Convention at considerable length
and in his usual happy manner.
Three rousing cheers were given for
Judge McFadden, after which
Convention adjourned, sine die.
NJ. H. FRosT, Chm.
JOHN nj. MURPHY Sec'y. -. 81. r.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
IN si8ned has been appointed by the Probate
estate Of Louis Dubeali. deceased, late Of said
county. All persons indebted to the said es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claim against the
vouchers. within ono year from this dato or
be forever barred. l.. i. DU BEAU,
Admir- estate OF Louis Dubeau, deceased.
Cowlit3, w. r., Oct. 8. l872 49:wA
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COMMENCED PARTIAL OPERATIONS.
Puget Sound Telegraph has been COM
pleted from Port Townsend as far as
Port Ludlow, and is now in operation
between those points, the first message
having been transmitted over the wires
on Thursday last. /,
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HoLLowAYs Pnls.-These Pills alone, among
all the medicines in existence, possess the
p0wes Of cleansing and regulating the bow
els and purifying the cnial fluids Eit Ih Y
Maiden Lane, N. Y.-Price, IS cents per box.
Ask for new style !. the old is counterfeited.
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E We learn from a passenger by
by the Zephyr that Stone & Burnett's
wharf at Seattle, fell yesterday, percip-
itating the warehouse, stored with $50
tons Of A0ur and feed into the bay.
The damage is estimated at IS 900
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sEA warehouse of 80 by 40 feet
foundation, and two stories in hight, is
to be erected on the AndersOn's wharf.
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81 r. A. Parker has removed to his
new stand on Fourth Street, corner of
Main,
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We offer our stock OF Choice LIQUORS at cost
prices, TO make room for other ,i.
a.. IN goods In their rGN =.
.as. place. ...
Butter, Eggs and Furs, received In trade
on the best terms to producers. or'
We unhesitatingly challenge competition
with any and all merchants on Puget Sound.
LIGHTNER & ROSENTHAL,
Nearest store to the Steamboat Landing.
Olympia, Jan. l, 1872. 14:ly
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MARRIED:

At tho Riverside House. SnOhomish City,
Sept, 9Th, by M. w. Packard, Probate Judge.
WiLLIAM RoxMEs and JOSEPHINE CHAxBER, both
Of SnOhomish City. .-,.,..
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BORN:

In this city, on Monday, Sept. S0th, TO the
wife of A, A. PHILLIPS, a-daughter.
In Seattle on tho 18th inst, to the wife OF
Mr. w. THOMAS, q son.
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THE GRAHAM cIA1x.o

In Mason county over 800 aerss aof land
i lronting on the mouths Of OystcEshnd $500
Hood stand for store. Front part OF claim
sol hrst qualify. plenty ofwafer for ir1ira.
tlon back Of claim soil second rate, tim6er
supposed 70 DC good for two million feet
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New goods always on
the way, by every YES
sci from San Francisco.
Strangers or new COM
ers will find it to their
advantage to purchase
stock and outfits Of US.
The demand for goods
having increased, we
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ton to every one who
deals with us. Crate
fully acknowledging
our thanks to all our
friends and the public
generally, for past pa
tronage, we respectful
~ request Q COntinu-
ance OF the same.
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rienced and best educa-
ted business men on
the Pacific Coast /; and
having in every re-
speot better facilities
for obtaining goods
than most any other
house on the Sound, we
can guarantee satisfac-
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The Waddell .PIacesas

On Tanalqnot Plains. - A srraxin, Ary,r -
about geo acres, mostly fenced, " in2T 1o,
hOuse.on the place. good pOd4 barn. nm hfNrs
ing apple trees, good well Of water, g sOres Of
good meadow land, about 20 ocres seeded
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have now enlarged our
our stock, determined
to sell goods for cash
or country produce at
a very small profit, in
largo or small quanti-
ties. Our goods are So
lected and bought by
one Of the most expe
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TOD PRINTING, OF all kinds, neatly exc
81 cuted. at the lowest living rates, Vt the
efiice of the WASHINGTON STANDARD
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The Littlejohnn nj Farm 4 1,

In Sec. s. Township 10 Rxn0e 4, Wet Trer.
ty-hve acres In meadow, about 90 CORES az
GOOD bottom iand, lhouse, barns impfO1e-
t..'.sss'. Xagg s9fiA 10 T3tsaia & ~ n
! Also In Lewis county. che farm known :.
tn0. = ~. L-,LL.Atn.l Z. .z.saL IL .,.xAa.x
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

UsE Mason's Challenge Blsoking.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

DELCIoUsLY FRAaRANr.-The epi.het
"deliciously fragrant" applies to all the
oumberless elegant perfumes made by the
celebrated manufacturing perfumsrs,
Messrs. J. N. Sesly & Co., OF Detroit, Mich
igaI. Among many others, 8 especial ex-
amples of the perfection to which these gen
tlemAn have arrived in the production Of
rare and exquisite scents, may be named
their "BOquet Illinois," a delicate aud
fragrant perfume for the handkerchief.
Their Flsvoring Extracts are too well known
to need any description. And,-for to try
to mention half would take up too much
space Just now-tbe highest possible need
of praise and patronage is fairly earned by
their essences, and odorous perfumes, whose
delightful fragrance is exquisitely grateful to
the olefActory nerves of those with whom it
comes in contract, perVsding the surround
ing air with aromss tending to cause a sub
dued and softly sensuous pleasure which can
be conveyed in the same exAc,nes. and full
ness BY no other agency of which We are
aware. But probably the highest praise We
can bestow upon Messrs. Seely & Co'ssceuts
is that they are true to nature. What more
can be desired than TO have the Rose-no
matter BY wh& name callsd-smell sweet
ana like Rose. This admirable property
is conspicuous 10 all Messrs. Ssely 4 Cos
long line of perfumes.
/ SUIT AGAINST TIE O., R |. & P. Rail.
RoAD Co.-Yesterdsy the Circuit Court
across the river Was occupied in the tore.
noon with the suit of Heating vs.. the c., R.
l. Il P. r. r. Co. to recover 1000 for be
ing put Of a train for not having a bridge
ticket. The jury returned a verdict in the
case Of $50 for the plaintiff, which val
arrived at as being salary for pays deter.
ton, hotel bill, aid the price of q bridge
ticket which had been taken up before leav
ing Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
a Bamberrer.

Aas now on exhibition for his rstsii trade a
large assortment of pisin and plaid Popuns,
Japanese plain and figured Silks, Irish Poplins,
black and colorsd AlPacas in great varieties,
ssttsens, Empress Cloths. Oxford suitings J. plain
and sstriped chambrsys, Piquss, T,rlsta..,
organdies. A complete line Of gents, ladies,
misses and children's Hose, Gloves, HsndAer-
chiefs, Lace Collars. A large assortment Of
Edgings and smbrOideriss. A very large a..
sOrtment Of Prints, and muslins, n full line Of
Ribbons, all COlors, shawls, and general Sc
lection Of Dry Goods aud Notions, to which the
sttentiOn of the public is cordially invited.
NIB. Ny Wholesale department Is 60 m plete
in all its branches, to which country merchants
are gen orally invited.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

A SELF MADE MAS.-We have again
called at the establishment of our friend
Fred Hass, opposite the Harper House, 70
self made man, and found him com pleting
large job of copper and heavy sheet iron
work for the new steamer now building by
MeSsrs. Vsussnt Il Sons of lie Claire. Mr.
lass is doing large business, employing
some twelve or fourteen Of the most skilful
workmsn to be found. Mr.. Theodore
Flagg is the leading man in the copper and
heavy sheet iron department. Mr.. R. Ora
ham, one Of our Oldest and best mechanics
is the leading man in the tin and genera
jobbing department, and Mr.. Henry Mas
ser, a thoroughly well posted man, with
eighteen years experience in plum bing in
Boston, is the leading man in the plumb
ing and gas fitting department, and give.
the fullest satisfaction. Owing to the in.
crease OF business, and for the want of bet.
ter facilities, Mr.. Haas is now erecting Q
new two story building 4Ox4O f., 10 the
rear of his present store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

LARGE Music EMPoRIuM.-The establish
ment Of Messrs. Bslmsr 4 Weber, FOG N.
Fifth Street, St. Louis, il the largest musical
establishment Of the West, and may truly
DO termed . musical emporium, for it
abounds from end TO emo of the long store
with all kinds Of musical Instruments that
the fingers and ears Of lovers Of music de-
light TO play Oh and listen to. Among the
assortment Is conspicuous the celebrated
"Weber Piano." an instrument OF great
power ahd compass united with pure and
delicate tone and clear resonance. Vas
piles Of sheet music are arrsysd all down
one side Of the store and also show cases Of
the sams. When We called in We saw Mr.
Chas. Weber, athorough gentleman finished
musician, and practical business man. h
10 the presiding genius Of the establishment
and many Of his friends, from these words
will recognise that We do not do him full
Justice for his good qualities. In this EN-
porium Of music Eve different languages arr
spoken, and the most difficult music 10 o
once rendered BY skilled musicians 70 sssisf,
the necessary requirements Of clients
Msssrs Bslusr 4 Weber have been sssab
hshed 10 81. Louis aver since the year l84t
AND have been mainly inslru mental in build
ing up the widely diffused taste for the or
winch now prevails In The wsst.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

John Roots Hittsrs cures newcomers and
headache. Try IL. They are warranted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

SIGYoR BLITz This remarkably clever
performer gave his frat Of the performances
which be promised Us, at Darts Hall last
night, TO . very large audience, and every
thing vent of to the entire satisfs ction of
those present. II is no easy task to give
an idea Of Bliizs performance. To best
describe Bliiz would be to call him a legiii-
mate magician Of the highest order, but
this does not at all include his wonders, his
marvellous deItsrity in the execution Of
feats requiring pure skill. his Management,
Of his little troupe of marioneste actors,
being no, inferior 70 bis "magic." his
sons humorous delinsation Of character,
aud Punoh and Judy performance cannot
be spoken of too highly. Among the many
presents last night was . valuable lounge
which was carried of by one Of the Island
force. To-nights presents will iocluds
among their number . handsome solid black
walnut bureau. On Saturday afternoon
there will be . grand matinee for ladies and
children and those who cannot attend in
the evening. No one should miss seeing
blitz and his son Eugene.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
SCRAPS.

The ice business will soon commence.
The first month Of spring 10 nearly gone.
A peg in your boot is narrowing to yors
sole.
EmigrAnts are beginning to move vest
ward.
The Gas Co.'S. Office appears 10 new
dress.
Buy your white and fancy shirts at Liv-
iagston's.
The river is now free from ice all the way
up to Camanche.
And now it is fashionable to 20 to s.adsr's
to take your baths.
The life of the Hon. John L. Davis was
insured for $4,000.
The draw span engine on the bridge was
tested yesterday with perfect success.
Be sure to call in to see l. Bamberger' q
new stock of clothing and other goods.
Speaking Of the demise of dirty old
man, an exchange says another land mark
gone"
1t takes eight inches of water to drown q
drunken man at Keokuk. Amount of whisky
not stated.
The Gensseo Republican says that BIi,z
could easily Eli hall as large as Central
Park, New York.
Matinee tomorrow evening, at julie Bur,
wells, al the usual hour. Presents given
away to ANAL children.
A party Of duck hunters have gone on,
this afternoon, with death written on thei,
determined eountenanees.
Hand bills and circulars are very good O
their hind, but they cannot take the place o.
newspaper advertisements.
To insure an easy shave, aud . fashion
able haircut, you must 60 to Stader & Bsrl
hauer's, under the Rock Island House.
Matthew Feeny 10 reported 81 Eas. Dav
export, and Mary MEG vim is gone to inter
view him. She has not reclaimed her chile
vet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
pnMooRArIo TOWNSHIP NomINArIoEs

The following nominations have been
made at the various township meetings to
nominate CANDIDATES to be voted at the forth
coming spring elections for township officers
to be held in each township on Tuesday,
April 2nd, 1872.
Cos Township: For Supervisor, Dennis
Barnes; for Town Clerk, Il. C. Quick; for
Assessor, Myron Pratt; for Collector, john
Shall; for Commissioner Of High
ways, James Dougal; for Justice Of
the Peace, Wesley Cain for School Trustee,
Wesley Cain for Constable. N. d. Hsu-
berg.
Coal Valley Township: For Supervisor,
Thomas Lees; for Town Clerk, J. W. Cor
don; for Assessor, Thomas oorna; for Col
lsc.or, NJ. G. Bedford, Jr.; for Board Of
Commissioners, William Francis, John
Park, aud Fred. Fisall; for ConssaSlss, John
Dandy aud William Boyle; for Justice oil
the Peace, Thomas Corns.
Buffalo Prairie Township: Fer Super
visor, A. j. Little; for Town Clerk, F. j.
whitney; for Assessor, q. B. Potter; fol
Collector, John Hays; for Commissioner Of
Highways, Henry Sherman.
Edgingtou Township; For Supervisor
Cyrus Conkling for Town Clerk, Timothy
Dutson for Assessor, James Taylor; fo
Collector, James Prov; for Commissioner
of Highways, Storer johnson; for Justice
of the Peace, Charles LaAia; for Constable
John II. Gsunt; for resembling the $1,000
tax voted for Town House in 1871.
Hampton Township; For Supervisor
JOseyh Albrecht; for Town Clerk, job.
Joseph Thomas; for Assessor, R. NJ. Mitch
ell; for Collector, Geo. Crawford; for Com
missioner of Highways, Ephrsim Warren
for judges of Election, Hampton Precinct
S. D. Wainwright and B. G. Warren; Car
bon Cliff Precinct, Geo. W. Henry an
Drury Westherhead.
I The above nominations have been care
fully made to select good reliable men VII
are vel! qualified to 6ll the Office for whic'
they are nominated; therefore it is especial
ly important ths. every Democrat shout
turn on. on the day of election TO give hi
party that support which is necessary nc
only to carry the election but to put it b,
yond doubt that the choice OF men made
J the best for the interests of the sever,
townships.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
rHs PROPOSED NEW UNITED STATES
COURT H0UsR

thss been suggested that . good location
for the proposed new Q. S. Court Hou sc
would be Union Square. 1t seems to us
that i. would be good plan to remove the
Arsenal building from the end of the Island
and pu, il up in Union Square. This re-
movsl would only entail 9 cost Of mortar
slate, and labor, as it is very probable tina,
the city would donate the Square for the
above purpose, and the result would be that
q portion Of land within the city limits, sdmi
rally adapted for the purpose, would be
made into o handsome square. From all we
can learn, bench and bar are in favor o.
Rock Island as the new location, Congress
is looking this way with strong favor, and il
would be doing as little IS possible for us to
at least make some reasonable proposition
in the matter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
John Boots Bittsrs are n lot whisky drink

John Roots Bitters cure indigestion. Try
Il.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
THE InH.

Navigation is now open. The ice wen,
down the main channel of the stream late
last night, leaving q white fringe on either
side and the piles which it had crowded up
here and there 10 its efforts to get away.
Al half past eigh, this morning, the old
familiar sound of a steamboat whistle wal
heard, aud, after looking carefully, tbs
little steamer Clyde from Fort Madison wal
observed making for Davenport, where sht
pulled up to be congratulated on being the
first boat Of the season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

COMMISSION MERCHASTs-It is often Of
great consequence to know where TO lay
your hand on really reliable Commission
Houses in large cities. Anyone wishing to
open . correspondence with . good Com
mission House in St. Louis can do so with
every confidence by addressing to Msssrs
Boltz d Steffens, of lis North Main street,
who allow liberal cash advances on con.
signments of goods. These gentlemen are
innod ucNd to US with q number Of good
references, among which are the names OF
Ksllsrssrsss d Vogele, of this city, and the
Citizens National Bank, of Davenport, both
Of which names may be considered as q
guarantee of the high standing of Messrs.
Boltz & Steffsns, and the safety of those
who are DESTROYS 10 correspond with good
reliable house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
The True Secret.

The true secret in permanently removing any
disease IL to 60 to the fountsin remove tho cause
establishment Of vitality 3 vitality that tends
to create or renew, and the best remedy to ae-
complish this is DR.. Prlaes Blood Enrieher,
which changes the dead blood into a living
health giving one, and restores vitality BY aid
ing nature. Try its restoring health-giving
powers before disease has got too firm a hold.
Every spothecary has Dr. Prics's Bloed Rnrieh-
or for sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

BAGs.-The wizards magic bag is fsmi-
liar to ell sight Seers, and the extraordinary
variety Of things which are produced from it
by the msgicisn's hand makes one involun.
,arily wish to have such bag, A bag Of
this exact description may be had BY order
from Msssrs. 81. & L. Chase of II, N. Main
street St. Louis, and all that is required by the
posssssor is the necessary skill to use it.
Msssrs. Chase make every description and
variety Of bags, and their large and iucrsas-
ing business connection shows that their
bags are A No. l. and give the bes! saiis-
faction. All who use bags should communi.
cate with them before purchasing elsewhere
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

A CHANGE FoR TIE BErTER. Captain
L. D. Bartlett has sold the steamer Viola to
Msssrs. Hanks, Of Albany H., and Trower,
Of lie Claire, lows, and has quit steamboat
ing for better business, in which during
the last ten days only, he has sold over Sl3,-
900 worth Of goods. We hope tina, Cap
tain BArilevts new venture will realize for
him . fortune in q short time. He has our
best wishes for that success which be so
well deserves
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

DEATH OF Hon. J. l.. DAvIEs.-The Hon
J. L. DsviesS died at his residences in
Davenport yesterday morning. The event
was as unexpected as |. 10 regretted. In
losing Mr.. Davies, Davenport loses one Of
her Oldest and best citizens, Q good and sue
osssful man of business, and man Of re-
fined taste. he leaves 9 wife and four
children to regret the loss of . good and
kind husband and father. Two Of Mr..
Davies brothers survive, one of whom re.
sides in Ohio, and the other in this State.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

REMOVAL OF 1. BAMBERGER.-Finding his
present premises to small to exhibit the
large stock Of goods which be is just getting
in, l. Bambsrgsr is aboas to move TO the
handsome new place which has been
specially fitted up for him on the ground
floor of the City Hotel. Here he will be sbls
to make = foil display of his fus Glasses Of
goods, and will make ii pay for oil pus-
chssers who will wait for his grand opening
on April End. m2S-dtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
xooAR ooxuMw.
If you HAVE Dyspepsia.

HEADACHE, Dizziness. Costiyeness. Piles. On
preston after Eating, Sour Rising, or any Indi-
geston or bilioqsness q you do not thank us after
ENGES, we will forfeit the price of the box Also.
warrented to cure every kind of PILES For sale al
No: fremont Temple, Boston, by E. A. HARRI-
Mailed for 60 cents.
For sale by John Bengston 13deod mwf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

TRorrING MAroH.-A trotting match for
$500 9 aide, to be run on the Rock Island
haOe Course on the Fourth of July, has
been made between L Richmond's sorrel
gelding, and Fred Heads bay mare Molly
The forfeit, which is $50 q side, has been
deposiiad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

To RENT. furnished house six or seven
rooms and . good cellar, wood house, els
tern and we'll; suitable for . small family
The present owner would like TO board with
incoming tenant if convenient. Apply q
this Office. 2Sd2s.