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tie managers Of the S.ar Course haye not beea
idle. Foc tho 6econd Star Course theJ havc pos
itirely secured Henry Ward Bee:her, George
William Curtis, Theodore Thomas' Orchestra, the
bso,ss:o.' Se1tet Club, Wendell Phillips, Professor
Morse Of Lowell Institute, Roy. Dr. Chaplin,
aud last hut not least, two Of our brightest
home l-ctu.o- luninsries, Robert Co.lycr and
Professor Swing. Bescher will be here about
the 1at OF March. 1t is said thet It took 81, goo
to fetch him..
nounces tie death OF thu venerable Henry Far
well, the father Of John g., Charles B., and
Simeon F.rwe1, Of this city, from the effects Of
injuries receirod br recent fall Deceased VAS
formerly for several yea1B resident OF this city,
and though he would have generously shared tho
esteem Il which lis SONS are held IN this COM
munity, lie won for himself among wide circle
OF acquaintance q deep and eincere respect for
his qualities. During period OF seyeral yeers
he wns occupied In the business Of the County
G. B., aud will long be remembered ty the many
who had opportunity to know his kindness, gen.
tleness and patience, traits too often lacking in
public as well Is private offices: Mr.. Faswen
was Y years OF age AZ t,4!a h's ,..a, deceass'
in long life Of usefulness enhanced bT his gift
to community Of tho sterling and successful
business men his Sons long since became. Re-
firing OH the advance Of old age to quiet homo
in Sterling, deceased leages fresh circle OF
lanentel death.
Panline Lucca has put $1,000 in registered
United States bonds.
Thomas L. Hendricks becomes Governor Of.
Indiana, Jan. Is.
D. T. Simpson, who has been Judge Of Cal
houn County, ILL.,, for nearly thirty years, died
last Friday after . lingering ilnoss.
Frederick Watts, Jr., ron Of the Commission
er, has been appointed chief clerk Of the De-
partment OF Agriculture at Washington.
It is said that Dick 0glesby, in addition to
being Governor, Senator, DC, is going to be
married.
John 4. Field, Cashier Of the Mechanics Ma
tional Bank OF Providence, R. l., has resigned,
after thifty-six years Of service.
James Z. Knight has been elected to tho Cir
cuit Court in Sc. Louis, uice Ewing, elected to
the Missouri Supreme Court. The roto was:
Knight, 1926; Philip Donahue, 1.729; A. N.
Crane, /, Ills; Robert s, Voorlics, $50.
The vote for Clerk, in the Massachusetts
HouBe Of Representatives, was: Charles II.
Taylor, 158; William s. Robiueont G4; Benjamin
G. Dean, IS. Mr. Taylor wss the Representative
elect from somer7ille, and vacates his seat to
become Clerk, IN office worth 5000 and good
Gn expectancy for term OF years. Robinson
was Clerk ten years.
, 1873-01-05

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BLAKE-TuQMPSOS-Io this ctt5. jan. t. br R71,
, 1873-01-05

Ne~ Echctue out0 0M tickets; 1a2 prizes; Capi-
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Besasc 1f parties representing themselves agenta Of
P1izot cashed, and information furnished, By
TAYLOR i CO., kankcrs,
l6 W4il-st., New York.
, 1873-01-05
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-06

Geo. II. Allcn. Esq, of the reaper manu-
featuring frm Of Seymour, Morgan u
Allen, Brockport, \, y. and his wife, are
in the citv-ruests Of Joseph W Bracket,
ESQ. who is an uncle of Mrs Allen,
Mr.. Ben Harper i, on his feet agaluand
looking quite we'll
There was Il very current report to-day,
of the death of Charles A. Mclaughlin, Of
cholera there is n truth in It.
Charlie is alive aud well, and attending to
his buSucs, as Station Agent at White.
nall ILL.,. for the Rockford, Rock Island x
81 Louis K. L.
Rev Mr. Mabie, pastor Of the Baptist
church, has returned from his Minnesota
trip, much improved in health, and vii
preach in his church tomorrow morning
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Grand Dry Goods Opening

Mr.. Julius Nusbaum, who has fitted up
that elegant store under Darts Hall, will
have a grand opening, on Monday, the Sth,
to which he cordially invites all the people
of Rock Island and vicinity. The long
rows Of shelving are filled with a new and
very select stock of dry goods, comprising
dress goods, silks, prints, muslius, cast
meres. jeans aud tweeds. Mr.. Nus
baum will make a specially of kid
gloves. corScts, AMI guipure laccs This
stock Of goods is the largest ever opened
in the city and Is deserving Of special at
tention. Mr.. Nusbaum comes among u
a stranger. well recommended.and it Is II
be hoped he will meet with a substantial
encouragement the end that We may al
remember his me price, store
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All Riqht How.

The gentleman alluded to the other day
as having gone up the river To meet his
betrothed and passed the boat on which
she was coming down, got back t. the llar
per House all right 1t was Linus G.
Chandler, Esq, State Attorney tor Cass
county, this State The party consisted OF
Charles Chandler aud wife and daughter {;
RevP.A A. Beane, and Misses Sarah and Net
tie Became. 1t was an elegant party,of nice
people, and they did have lots Of fun at
the expense of the State Attorney But
he won his case at last, and about o'clock
last evening, in the parlors of the Harper,
L. G. Chandler Esq, and Miss Sarah
Beane were married by the Rev. 7. A
Beane-father Of the bride The bride
was elegantly attired and the whole party
presented distinguished appearance. Mr.
and Mrs Chandler remained at the Har
per House the other members of thu
party left by the ST. Louis train for home
/ last evening
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but demand on the part OF the people
would induce him to consent; c.;s
The informal ballot for School CommlS-
sioner showed: u.u.5.lo 40
On motion. Mr.. Machin was declared t a
,,non;mons nominee of the meeting TOR
County Superintendent OF Schools eant;on Gar
In feelingly thanking the ConH nataS hin; M
the way in which they had nonlIiih1. a un,,id
Mr.. Machin said that, Il elected ne "o"iO
try and serve the people faithfully on;a :.
On motion of Mr.. Henry Sadaor,s II
was agreed to leave it to the CoGnay ASSo'
citation to appoint the next meeting 49,.
The meeting then adjourned in great
| harmony
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-06
A RARE CHANCE FOR MOLINE.
Railroad Bridge wanted there.

The differences between the Davenport
& St. Paul Railroad Company and the Clty
of Davenport in regard to right of way in
to that city have eliminated in withdraw
a. If nj trims into Davenport and termin-
ating the road at Dick Greek, back OF
Davenport Now is the time for Moline
to take hand in thi, fight aud offer in
ducements for the abroad company to
bridge the river abve that town, thus
making Moline the t,rminus Of the road.
That this would be lreatly for the interest
of the road, as veil as of the Peoria
road, there can be 70 doubt, The naven-
port 4 St. Paul cor pany THE word Day
export should be dpppedl would thus get
a chance at the Milne business, and SC
would the Peoria company. Nor would
either company lasa the Davenport busi
ness. for that coull be done here, US 1t nov
is for the Peoria. About % ears a day
are now loaded in me yard of the Peoria &
Rock Island eompny IN this city, tht
freight being taker by the railroad com
pany, from the stces aud warehouses il
Davenport, aud h:uled over on the ferr.
and loaded on the airs here. Freight f.
/ Davenport is also delivered by the Peori
road, by teams, IL the same way An
the rates, either way, are entirely sa.isfae
tory to shippers. The St Paul and Ne
York line would mt, therefore, lose an
Davenport business by running to an
crossing at Molin, and it would gain
large business from Moline.
We throw out these suggestions for Il
benefit of our nei.hbors in Moline, al
hope they will move in the matter in SUE
a way as to interest both roads in the pr
iect.
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NOTES HIRE AND THERE.

Col. Flagler is using some stone from
Anamosa, Iowa, 1t Rock Island Arsenal
1t now has to be lauled from Duck Greek
by teams
The Homs Jo,atH says of low neckcd
dresses, that more cases of seduction,
elopement and domestic ruin have arisen
from these waut1a temptations than from
all other causes.
The roH on tie rev freight depot Of
the c. +. |. x p r. r. Co, in this city. is
being put on, and Is of slate. The style of
the support Is sail to be well worthy the
attention Of buffers. The new freight
house will be n,e affair.
The Peoria & Rock Island Railroad
Company has just put on one hundred new
and elegant Whit Line ears, built with all
the late improvements The freight bus
mess of that road is increasing much fast
er than the capacity Of the road to do tho
business.
Here are few If the reasons why horse
are whipped For stumbling, owing Il
careless and reckless driving; for slippin!
down. owing to smooth shoes; for shying
when frightened for any vigorous effort
to be relieved Of roruring flies for tn
breaking down of Inc vehicle; and sixthiy
because the wind blows off the driver 5 hal
Col Flagler, Cpmmandant at Rock Isl
- and Arsenal. sometime since prohlblte
+ the use Of mel1ns and stale and unripe tru
& or vegetables, by the guard at the Arsena
: And he also declines to give soldiers an
leave of absence from the Arsenal, durin
the prevalence Of cholera or cholera SYM
toms, ID very timely and judicious mo'
o. his part. in order to protect the publ
: service from the cholera scourge.
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Action of the Board of Health.
THE PEOPLE CAUTIONED.
The Sale Of Melons and Stale Fruit and Veg
etables Prohibited.
MAYOR 5 OFFICE.

Rock ISLAND. Sept. 4, 1873.
In view of the prevalence of cholera
near us, it is enioined upon all citizens to
exercise unusual care in their habits and
diet, and to endeayor to ally excitement
and stop the spread of disease,
1t has been decided to prohibit, within
the city limits, the sale of melons and OF
all stale, derayed or unripe fruit or vegeta-
bles
All dealers in those articles are especial
ly warned to strictly observe this order, and
all policemen are directed to watch and re.
port for arrest all persons violating thi,
order. By order of the Board of Health
Il. DAVENPORT,
Mayor. and Ex-Ollico President of thu
Board of Health. 4-d3t
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-06
Use Renne' Pain Killing
MaGlC OIL.

at H0FES IKE HIFHa
One Bottle Of this Magic Oil in family, cures
hummer oil persons OF Hea !ache, Colds, Neuralgia,
Sore Ewes, Catarrh. Bameness, &c, Ii
mi hi be more manncrly If each person had bot
lie Of Renne7s Magic Oh for their own particular
use: as one man said, it was in his house. zone "a
each room ~ the house But
One Bottle of Rennes Magic Oil is better than none
one Bottle of Renne's Magic Oil is better than none
ono Bottle Of Reunes Magic oil Is better than none
one Bottle of Rcnnes Magic on IL better than none
one 30 ne oI Rennes Magic Oil l. better ,au none
On Bottle Of RcBncs Magic oil i better than none
one Bottle Of Rrnne= Magic Oil il better than none
Use Reune's Magic Oil, Men
Sc Rennc's Magic oil, Women.
Tse Reune's Magic Oh. Children
I,-e Renne's Magic Oil, Invalids
/ 80 Renue's Magic Oil Old and Young
Use Renne's Magic OIL il Family.
U-s Reune : Magic Oil on Journey.
II is he nrst thing to Hiii lice IN cattle ane
horses aud to use for Harness Calls, aud SORES
Cnked udd r on cows. Horse distemPcr, Cole ant
! @ amps F-y Il and see VIM RENNE & sun
I sole proprieturs. PttIshetd. Mas
! Ke4dcr, call for 1t where you trade SOFA II
( Rock Island by John Beu@s on and E. Bruenart.
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We offer our entire stock of ladies' I'M
derwear at cost to close it out Also great
bargains in dress goods to make room for
fall stock, Shawls at cost Lace points
at cost Grenadines from zen cents per
yard upward. A large line of the cele-
brated Moline quilts at about half cost of
manufacturing In fact we have the best
stock of good goods to be found in Rock
Island and wish to run it down as low as
possible. WADswoRTH & PARSONS.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-06

RoSADALlS is used in the practice of, and en-
dorAd by some of the leading Physicians through
out the land. They induced TO do this from the
fact that its formula is published around eAch bot
tie, so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties prescribe it with all confidence.
NIcHoLAsvILLB, Ky, Feb, II, 1863.
Gentlemen have seen the effects of ''Rosadal'
Is on patiente in my own practice, and take plea
sure in attesting to is merits as very powerful al
terative. In cases OF ScrOfcla, Rheumatism, Sec
ondary syphilis, &C, always recommend IT,
Very truly YOURS j. :. SPARKS, NJ. D.
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rosr oyYrcr, OPPOSITE ARGUS orrcr.

ALEDo AND OoUAwKA BID 7. N. SUI A. "
sWednna and New Windsor, arrives Tuesday
nd Thursdays at p NJ Departs Wednesday, and
AturdAyp at 4 A. N.
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LOST w ednesday, Sept. Sd, between
Rock Island city and the Fair Grounds,ka
gold sleeve button, with the letter ''B on
its face and the subscribers name on the
back of it, Five dollars reward will be
paid to the person returning it to this Of
fee, or to
CAPT A. H. BURNHAM, U. s. A.,
5dtf. Rock Island, ILL.,
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The census Of the State of Iowa for 1873,
taken by State authority, has just been
published by counties also the population
of the cities in their order of population,
which are given below, as compared with
1870, showing the loss or gain since that
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-06
Nepotism.

Grant patterns after JEFF Davis, for
Henry S. Foote says Il do not think
there was single male relative, either of
Mr.. Davis OF his wife, to be found in any
part of the Confederate States that was
not given official advancement of some kind
or other, and in some instances of the
grossest indelicacy and injustice.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-06

EXCURSION John 0chs & Son, agents
at Davenport, Iowa, for the Iowa Railroad
Land Company, will sell excursion tickets
to persons desiring to purchase land along
the line of the Northwestern Railroad.
Teams will be furnished at stations to ex-
anime lands. 29-doaw&wlm.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-06
POLICE COURT



Friday Sept Madeline Van Roth
formerly Mrs. John Frank drunk and
disorderly-in consideration that twas her
first offensc this year was let off by paying
costs
John Lahiff, Jr., fighting drunk-$G.
Tim Doolcy, in the same affairs.
Phil Helm. painter drunk, abuse Of
family. and gcneralmeanness-$20.
Saturday, Sept, G.-James Ryan, Of Pc
oria. drunk-S3.
Mathew Shannon, stranger, drunk and
fast driving $50. lie had fast woman
and both found it convenient to leave town
at once.
Jane Roach. ugly drunk-Sj.
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RAILROADS.

ctucAGo ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC X. X.
NR-Au trains In or out of Rock Island run by
Chicago tims-except the Peoria trains, which run
NV Toledo time. Chicago time Is about III minutes,
and Toledo about II minutes faster than ROCK lei
aud time.
EXPRESS and Mail, leaves OOa IN. and iO;A5 p m
Accommodation, leaves at Ans ?. N.
come wKsT.
Express and Mail, leaves As q. m. and 6'+5 p m
AccoMMopATIoN TRAIN.
Arrives at Bureau junction, S:i5 p. nj.
Leaves Bureau junction, 6:l5 a. III. 80, -,
Day Express and Mail leaving Rock lsihhu ~
500 m, connects at Bureau Junction LOT i'"i'"
1888 p. m. arriving NJ Peoria ~ oo y w. N,
Night Express leaving Rock Island NJ ~ - ?, m
connects al bureau Junction for Peoria NJ S'U an
arriving at Peoria NJ b:25 a. m ,., al. "a
This road connects at West Liberty with the %
H. 4 NJ II. X. for Burlington AND heoAuA'7ou'"'
and for Austin and ST. Paul, north, ,,, ~.
Connects going east NJ O. b. a V o'o79iHs' W.
AZ Ia sale, with Illinois Central r. r. for MENDOZA
At Ottawa, with Fox River valley r. ~ lot A"''i"
Al Joliet with G., A. q 81. L. X. X . -.
Az Englewood, with Lake shore H. H. ana r. ~
W. 4 q. r. X. it,,
AT Chicago, with all divergiug railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.k.
Passengers for Kansas, Leayenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road take westward usin
OF the Chicago, X. /. n Pacific X. X arriving
LeAyeuworth at 1000 n. m. and at II 10 p m ID 1,
Connecting at Davenport with d. n 81 T. H.
Al Columbus Junction, with Is. c. X. & NJ r.
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls, and ST. Paul norm
and Burlington and Keokuk, south.
Al Fairfield, with H. 4 NJ, X. X ior Burlington x,
okuk, Ottumwa, OakAloo-a, EddyNille' ur'h"'
Al Belknap' with North Missouri X. r.
Al Cameron, with II. & st. 10. X H.
tgtfh 4. Il L. IL y
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Don't fail to procure MRS WINsLoW's sooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
Of teething in children II relieves the child from
pain cures wind collie regulates the bowels, and by
giving relief and health 10 the child, gives rest IL
the mother BE sure aud call for
MRS. WINSLUW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
For sale by all Druggists. b-2sdmwi6m
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Rock ISLAND. September 9TH. 1873.
At the County Clerks Office, joined III
Marriage. by Elder H. s p Warren, Mr..
Peter Larson and Miss Emma Anderson,
At the same time and place, MIR. Peter
Nilsson, and Miss Anna Larson, all OF
Cambridge, Henry CO., Illinois.
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The Cholera.

Reliable information places the deaths
By cholera in Davenport, within the last
twenty-four hours, at ten. 1t is thought
that the disease is not abating there, and
we caution our people to be on their guard,
live with prudence, and be prepared to
meet the Scnurne
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DIR. S. BYAM g. WIFE.

MRS. ALMEDA c. B1AM, n. D.
4 AIDES PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND, CAN BE
l. found AT their Office, corner Orleans ana Eaglt
streets ca Mondays and Tuesdays OF each week.
Female Diseases u Specially, SLppoiteIs and
Prls-ts kept OH hand Comes we'll recommended.
orders left Ut their olicr or Post Oihce promptly
attended 10
Rock Island HIS May ST, 1S13.-dSm
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The stone breaker recently purchased by
Moline is thus described 1t cost Sl'59o
and will break six yards Of stone an hour.
A platform has been built othat the stone
can be drawn to it, and as it is crushed 1t
masses into ear from which it is dropped
into the wagons again to be drawn where
desired. 1t chaws up a wagon load ct stone
with but little noise and with as much ar-
parent ease AS a boy chews up a ball OF pop
corn 1t can he seen adjoining the Union
Malleable Iron Works, during the fall, bus
/ liz irving to satisfy its appetite by crunch
inc away at is dainty rations Of sixty wager
loads of lime rock day.
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For SALE OR RENT. A house on swan
street containing seven rooms IN Coca or
der. by Balch 4 Frazer. '-"ouI
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DOWN THEY GO IN PRICES

At Wadsworth 4 Parsons Best frlnts
only 10 cents per yard, Lonsdale < Hill
"A Bleaehed Muslin only Is cents Heavy
Sbeetings only l2l cents per yard other
Bleach and Brown Muslins in proportion
In fact we offer anything in the Dry Goods
mr. Garnet line less than any other house
in the city.
2Sdqt W ApSWoRTH " fAhs"NS'
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER

FREsH OYSTERS. Wier's restaurant
served up in all styles. u''
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The genuine article must have DE-. John Bulls
nrfvate stamp on each bottle Dr. John Bull only
has the ri-ht TO manufacture and sch the original
Join J. smiths Tonic Syrup. OF Louisville, ny
Examine we'll the abel on each bottle II my
private stamp r. not un each ootSe do hnl pur-
rhn-e y6u will ne deceived. Sc my column
advertisement and ny show card. ! VIII prose
cut any oue infringing on my right The genuine
smiths Tone syrup can only ne prepared by my
self The public servant, ,,.,,r-,,
Louisville, Nov 5, 1869 ianal-d&wly.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.--A good strong
healthy boy, not less than 10 years Ola VINO
is willing 10 work, can find a chance 70 learn
tbe timers trade by applying at NJ. han 1S.
stove store
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WAyrEp.-A young lady, to assist in a
nrst-ciass Ies'"''' 3dtf.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT has removed 70
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Livingston received the blue ribbon ana
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