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DR.. HENlEY'S
Celebrated |. X. |. Bitters.
A MOST EFFICIENT AND PLEAS

A MOST EFFICIENT AND PLEAS
"A ant Tonic.
~ THE BEST LIVER REGULATOR
KNOWN A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia.
These Bitters are prepared from the most
choice and wholesome herbs and roots, have Civ
en- universal satisfaction wherever tried. Thou
sands Of Dyspeptics have found relief through
their use, and physicians recommend them for
the cure of all diseases of the blood and liver,
and irregularities Of the digestive organs.
Headache, Billiousness and Constipation,
General Debility and Loss Of Appetite, all are
caused by arrangement of the system The
IXL Bittsrs have been successfully used and are
warranted to alleviate the sufferer in all the
above cases.
bottle. Every Family should have bottle in
the house. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
H. EPSTEIN, Sole Proprietor,
No. 5ls Front street, San Francisco. Cal.
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Millinery! Millinery!
GRAND OPENING
...oF..!.
S p NC GOO d S /!

AFRS. J. D. HICKOX, LONG AND FAVOR
N ably known to the ladies of Phoebe, has
Just returned from San Francisco with the larg-
est and finest assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods.
Hats, Bonnets and Dress Trimmings Of all kinds
ever brought to this city. Every article having
been carefully selected by herself, Mrs. Hickox
challenges competition from any artistic in Pi-
sche Especial attention has been paid to the
celection Of ribbons OF the most exquisite
ohades. jel7.td
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENT.

c. ". CRANE, 426 Montgomery street, is SOLE
Agent for the PIocHE DAILY REcoEp. author
lied to contract and collect for advertise
ments, at our lowest cash rates, in coin. Adj
vertisers are requested to leave their orders
with him, as none other will be recognized.
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How THE PRESIDENT Is PAID.-The
Washington Star says: The President
never draws his salary himself, but receives
it through the First National Bank, to
which he has given power of attorney,
and the money is always drawn from the
Treasury by the cashier of the bank and
placed to the credit of the President in
the bank. The warrants for the salary
of the President and Vice-President are
made out at the Treasury every month,
the former under the new law receiving
S4,l66.G6 per month, and the latter
SS33.33. Members of the Cabinet are
paid from the rolls of their respective
departments, and receipt therefor the
same as all other employees. The Presi-
dent and Vice-President do not sign any
payroll.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-16

A CHARITABLE SoUL.-M. Audibert,
Director of the Paris, Lyons and Medit-
erranean Railway, was buried yesterday.
He was capable administrator, and an
homme du mode. Many stories are now
told of him. 1t is said he always emp.
tied his pockets.of money before getting
home at night in deeds of charity, and
one day left his cab with a single piece
of money. As he put his foot on the
ground, one of his habitual beggars held
out his hand and received the piece. NJ.
Audibert had nothing left to pay the cab
man, who remarked that when one could
not pay his fare one went on foot. A
scene followed. Just then the beggar
came up and offered to loan his days
earnings, four francs fifty centimes. NJ.
Audibert accepted it with hearty laugh,
paid the cabman, and the next day sent
the beggar 500 francs. Il From Paris
Letter. 5+
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
rA p-a.,asnt,s Course

The course1f the President during TINS
financial crisis has been watcneo eioeus' ~
and by none more critically than ms enu
mics, and by none OF his enemies mon
sharply than by those Democratic oisan'
which call themselves 'independen. pa
pers. And now all the New fork Joui1l
nails, at the very head OF the wal!ius The
watching committee, agree III plaod I'd for
President for what he has oohe asant an
what he has refused to do IN tile pi'''
financial crisis. Rock Island o"'o" p;oh
The meddlesome efforts OF papa ~ tho
ardson and granddad Grant TO rehetS g. a,,S
country" have had only injurious 9nsSo, a.
All the interference by these ieuersi Sar S 10
holders has had for its object anu ioi ~ tT1
effect, so far as it has had any enec' d. al
10 holster M iUeqitimate busine ss-sPeIu
lation, stock gambling, and every 1'nI'
mode of maintaining false values ana ,r1 To
tanning money upon false pretehses. ~ !!
crash Is an effort of the hscai system Y
purge itself of this very cclhnleloiar ar, SS hun
dreIsm which the Washington humpug
{ have been trying in their ieeplo 49, way
nrotect They have signally ana utterl i,
failed in this effort The ei19rt oI u th
6scaI system 20 get rid ofits dishonest eie
ment has proven more powerlIIlnno ,,,,,.t ~ "
e nature of things it sooner OF la'el m'dS
than the effort of the hnancial nun nu.noa u
in authority to sustain !ne pisnone't bn Vr'
+ ment, Instead of the Washington g.;an nun u
: bugs being masters OF the situa'ioni nv, II
puTifcation whichit is undergoing, Inc, e,
- will remain more money LOT iegitlula'e :,
terprises, which hitherto has be- been 10 cTll II
e MED in being unable 70 enter the marA 1.s
/ and successfully compete with speculate
ID in in bidding for the loan Of capital -C@'e
T;O.pS
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
Newspaper Beats ;

We suppose there must be, at the most
modest calculation, between fifteen hun
ired and two thousand persons m this
vicinity who get their newspaper sea ding
for nothing. including the unconscIol liable
who steal papers from other
peoDle's doors. or borrow from their neigh
tors, or loaf around where newspaper is
subscribed for, and paid for, and monopo,
liZe it to the exclusion of the rig ghttul
owner. We have had several subscribers
stop their subscriptions, for no fault of our
carriers. as they admitted, i'll non delivery,
but because their papers, after being de
livered, we're taken by some individual, as
short of conscience as Of cash, who would
take possession of it. Thus, newspaper,
which ought to be well supported by a
community for the general good it does
that community, is made to support the
town, in a measure-that is. it is expected
to live without resources, and to advertise
| the life and business Of town without the
support which is requisite to enable it t.
/ keep up to metropolitan standard OF ex
cellence. An individual should blush Il
read paper habitually which another in
dividual pays for. There are too man.
people who read papers which they do no
pay for, and this is for their eyes especial
Iiy, with the purpose Of soaring their con
science, if they have any, and for the pur
pose of appealing to those who do sub
scribe and pay for newspapers, to kee
them filed and not permit them to go ou
of their possession, in Justice to themselvt
as well as to the printer whose capital an
labor are invested in a business whic
serves TO advertise the commercial statJ
of q city in proportion TO the enterprise i
substantial patronage enables 1t to dispia.
l--Ndshpilk Bonner,
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

,,,,,ss. and Mail, lcaycss GOA. m. and iO;4o p m
Recommendation, leaves ut A;l5 p. m.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

g,prc.. and Mail, leaves 5:l5 a. m. and 6;iS p m
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

There is no occasion for any man to wor-
~ himself about the prospect OF any legIt
innate business. All legitimate trade rs
not only certain to go on, but it Is certain
to be benefited by the crash which iilegit
innate trade melted by an irredeemable
shinplaster currency. has brought upon the
country. Legitimate trade will be de
stroyed. and the more complete the de
struction the better for all legitimate anc
honest industry. The end OF the swim
ding period is at hand 1t is only wher
the swinding period is ended, and tn
swindlers of all varieties have gone to thei
own place, that period of honesty can be
Gin. CHicdQO Times.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

Among the prominent guests atthe liar
nor will he noticed Hon. j. X Edsall At
toruev General Of this State, and Hon,
John V. Eustace. who was Edsall oppon-
ent for the Office of Attorney General.
These gentlemen are here TO argue a law
case before Judge Peasants, on change
of venue from Lee county.
Gen. Stiles prominent citizen OF DIX
on, is also at the Harper.
Mr.. Tahaierro, a prominent lawyer
from Mercer county, is also at the Harper
Rock Island parties who have not en-
gagged the map had better not be badgered
into it. for if the Moline map is fair sam
ple of their work it will prove not paying
/ investment. .-- HohBc Rsrieir.
Every man who subscribed for the map
in Rock Island was entirely satisfied with
/ it, took it and paid for it Ike a man, A
few Moliuers tried to sneak out of paying
for it, Just as they sneak out of paying fo'
their share of the pamphlet They did |
for the same reason. too w They knew
it was published aud then town would re
ceive the beueat which follows advertising
and they tho0ght they would sneak out
p paying their subscriptions on some trlvoInu
, technical objection. Some of them wer
sued before ESQ Cropper and he mad
them face the music and pay W. Othe
will be sued if they don't pay. And tn
men who contracted for the pamphlet oug
to be sued if they Reglect much longer
] pay.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
Marriage Licenses sor September.

T. William A. McGonIgal, Susanah Donnan-
T. Milton Juuez, Maggie BlddisoE,
8 Frank " OIeu. Christina Johnston.
l. Oscar T. Brooks, julia Ne-t,
g Lewis g.. Chandler, sarah L. Beanc
g. LcRoy Nash, Ella CHs-stt.
Z Ell Nanderburg. Maggie Nuckols.
s Andrew Anderson. Nellie f. Reynolds
~ Jacob Williamson, Harriet Hardin.
80. Charles Caristedt. Anna Peterson.
II. owen ". Gise Candi- Slaughter.
II Luther : PyarsOI, CharlOth Wakc-
b. Peter Nelson. Annia Larson.
- Peter Larson, Emma Anderson.
II. Jo-euh Greenwood, Elizabeth Blacksmith
H. David NJ Saryi- Alice Z. Rathtnie-
II Iohn FlathCrty. Margaret Kelley.
Is John r Adams. Margaret BOn-on-
10. John McArthur Margaret j. Murphy
~. Edward II Hon-Al, Gala j. Retd.
a. j. Christian Rooster Anna Readiuger.
- Geo. l. EtZcl. Eredcrica DOrman.
y. Mortimer NJ Curtis, sarah NJ Adler
u William A. shields, Annie +. heeac.
d Richard Pcudar, MARY Flynn.
"; Frank Bccrklr. Elizabeth Koch.
g7 Francis NJ, GuH. EluOra I,ingles.
2S Andrew Y Applcruth, Sophie Nelson.
-. Detley Kosstcr, Anna Curtis.
3D. Clifton Slaughter, Flora Glse.
81 Joseph +. BOhenkamp, Mary j, Boyer
81 samuel T. Watkins, susan johnson.
3d. Chas. MeNutt, Harriet f CLANCY.
"a Alfred Chalin. LOtttc johnson.
~ Edward Bushnell, Catherine Z Trace.
3g Frederick Schultz, Millle Selke
r. Steward J. Adams, Louisa a. bnnn.
rs John Gutekaust, Mary Bishcp.
30 Martin GOrman, Bridget Kelley
40 Christian Miller. Rosa kahleY.
Al Henry Ehrman. Mary Miller.
A. Frederick Nilsson. Christine johnson.
49, John Engstorm, Christina NJ. Wellieyer.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

Partial Suspsas condition OF
a bank in which the receiving teller is on
duty, but the paying teller has gone around
the corner 10 see man.
Toth Suspsnsiea-That condition OF
bank in which both tellers are off duty, but
the president posts a notice to the effect
that the concern is solveDt-if the assets
are good for anything
Failure-Both doors are nov closed
but the directors hope to open at least ont
/ of them again-when the receiver gives ul
the keys
/ Certified Chsck-An instrument callin!
for money due from bank on demand
which the bank, instead OF paying, indorse
as follows: "Thi, is to certify that we ar
all in the same boat
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
HMM National Chicago.

There is a rumor on our streets, said 10
have come through private sources, that
the Union National, of Chicago, has per
manently closed or will do so this evening,
We called at our First National to inquire
if they had any special information OF pub
lie interest, and was informed that they
had not. but they had some Information
which made them feel good. We doubt
if there is reason to think business vii
soon improve very much.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

Somebody that THE ARGUS call big
oted Protestant fool" nailed caricature
of the Pope to the door of the First Pres
byterian church, and attached Grape to the
door knob, last Monday. The edifce had
recently been bought BY tue Catholic
church. Whoever committed the deed, or
whoever commits any deed under cover of
the night that he is afraid to father in day
light is sneaking coward. If the author
Of this act dislikes the Catholic faith let
him show himself man, produce his rea-
sons, and oppose it openly and honorably.
--.Mosine Rerietr.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
At the Harper.

Among the many arrivals at the Harper
ore Hon ] X. Edsall, Hon. John '. Eus-
face, Gen. f. b. Stiles, Dixon, ILL.,; b. T.
TaHaterro, Keithsburg, Ill; ). b. stan, an
nard, Esq. st. Louis; Hon. Thad, =
Pound, Wis; J. 7. Kinds, Boston; Geo
r Walker, Memphis, Tenn; G. Il; Sptesn
Ger. Lincoln, Neb.; D. J. Neff and wife
philadelphia, +. A. Moore, Rochester, y
/ Y. j ". Haisey, Burlington, VT
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

As an indication of this, we would state
that last evening General Freight Agent
Viele, Of the c., r. l. 4 p road-whose
forebodings of disaster were so emphatic
on Saturday as may be seen elsewhere
telcgraphed to Agent Hills here, to send
forward all the grain consigned to parties
in the east-tbat is grain destined for To
ledo, Buffalo, New Y York, etc. Last Fri
day no grain could be shipped to any place
from here. No doubt the order will come
in day or two, to forward grain and stool
for Chicago. This viii be because there
money there TO pay it.-DaoeHport Gazett
Sept Both,
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
WADswoRTH X PARSONS

Messrs. Reynolds, Saulpaugh 4 Co. OF
Davenport and Rock lsland.-Ddes"Por'
Democrat 29h.
If YOU will name any man in Davenport
who is 4 member of the firm of Reynolds,
saulpaugh & Co., we will send you one OF
Dart 4 Darts frst-clas fall style hats.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

RosADALIs is used in the practice OF, and en-
dorsed by some of the leading Physicians Ihrough
out the land They are induced to dothis from the
fact that Its formula is published around esch DOT
tie, so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with theii
properties, prescribe 1t with all confidence.
NIcHoLAsvILLE, KY, Feb, II, 1859.
Gentlemen Il have seen the effects OF .fosadaI
is on patiente in my own practice, and take plea
In attesing TO Its merits as very powerful a.
terative In cases of Scrofcla, Rheumatlsm' sec
ondary Syphilis, &c, always recommend II;
Very truly, yours, J. 5. SPAkhS' M u
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
Grants Orphan Colt.
uars r,S.,nn.d commercial

From the CincinnsA SNhiAAiSiN'-i'
Mr.. Hill happened To be in the city OF
Washington. He had been there before,
a member of Congress, Civility caused
him to visit Grant. ln company with a
distinguished Senator from New England
he went to the White House. A small
trotting wagon, to which was attached a
smaller animal, stood beneath the porch in
front of the main entrance. As Mr.. Hill
and his Senatorial friend approached the
door it was opened, and through it came
the President. -,
Good morning, Mr., President, said
the Senator.
Good morning, replied Grant, contin-
uing: Senator, you see that colt2 Well,
that colts born since came to this house,
and he's going to trot in less than $50 be
fore | leave it. He's an orphan brought
up by hand, and born since I've beer
here.
MIR. President, said the Senator, ''al
low me to present Mr. Hill, an ex-membel
of Congress.
Grant shakes the ex-member' hand AM
continues That colts an orphan, borl
since came into this house, and he's go
, ing to trot in less than $50 before | leav
it.
With these word still on the air tn
President mounted his buggy, bowed
; MS callers. and drove into the avenue.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINsLoWs sooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident TO the period
OF teething in children. 1t relieves the child from
main cnres wind collie regulates the bowels, and by
giving relief and health TO the child gives rest 10
the mother. Be sure and call for ,
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING 81 Rof.
For sale by all druggists. 6-@oum"lem
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
4, v,dswortb & Parsons, Just opened

new Rediugotes, Shawls, Scarfs, Dress
Goods; Table Linens, Towels Napkins
Embroideries &c, at prices that will defy
competition. Our stock of Carpets and door
oil Cloths is the finest in the city, and the
prices the lowest.
MAnswoRTH 4 PARsoNs.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
DIR. s. BYAM & WIFE.

MRS. ALMEDA c. BYAM, M. D.
4 ADIFs PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND, CAN BE
L found at their office, corner Orleans and Eagle
streets On Mondays and Tuesdays OF each week;
Female Diseases a Specially. supporters and
Trusses kent on hand Comes well recommended.
orders left at their Office or Post ofice promptly
attended 20.
Rock island, Ills. May 81, 1sTs.-dsm
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

CERTIFIED CHECKS on Rock Island,
Davenport or Moline banks will be received
at Wadsworth q Parsonss for all accounts
due them, and in payment for any goods.
1qd6t
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

Jonas Bear clothing and gent furnish,
ing store is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices, Depot
| for Racine trunks. o-iutl'
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
The Xaather---To.Day.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE t-day, as IN
dicated bv thermometer:
l7A.Mn 50: above zero. IL Nj II above zero
lqAM 81 Sf. N. 10
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

The genuine article must have DR. John Bulls
private stamp each bottle. Or. yohn buli ohiy
has the right to manufacture and sell the oriSinaI
john j. Smiths Tonic Syrup, OF Louisville, NY.
Examine well the label each bottle. II my
private stamp il not un each oolt'e, 10 not puI
chase r YOU will be deceivel- see my coiuinn
sdyar,i--ment and ms show card viii prose
cute any one infringing my right Ihe genuine
smiths Tonic Syrup can only n PREPARED by my
self. The publlc's servant, ,,- ,,.,,
Louisville, Nov. 5, 1868 ian2I-d&wly'
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

ACKNOWLEDGMENT has removed 70
McDopald's old stand, opposite kiesow $
All the latest styles Of Hats and Caps, anc
Gents furnishing goods. o-Zo'om
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

Livingston received the blue ribbon and
diploma for the Milwaukee Trunks at the
Rock Island County Fair S-l4d2m
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

FoR SALE or RENT. A house on Swan
street containing seven rooms in good or
der, by Balch 4 Frazer, 1-SOdu
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
Batchelor's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dte Is the best liz the worm ,l
Tn. only True apd Perfect Dye. Harmless Relia
bile and instantaneous; no disappointment no n
diculnu. tinfs or unpleasant odor Remedies the "
effects of tye- and washes Produces Immediately
a -uperb Black or Natural Brown, and leaves Int
hair CIean Soft and Beautiful The genuine signed
W A Batcheior. sold BY al DrnggirF - y
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

This is the confding way in which The
Toca Falls Sentinel talks to the men in
that State whom its party called the 'Pota-
to Bug Party before they became formid-
able:
Trust the strength of the grand old
party to right your wrongs. Come along
and let us weed your garden and cast al
the noxious rubbish out The farmers o
Iowa, can, with the aid of thousands o
honest Republicans in other employment
and pursuits, accomplish all they desire
and quickly too.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

A brief year ago, Mr. Henry Clews, the
ex-banker. addressed the first political
meeting of the Presidential campaign in
New York City, ana in the course OF his
sreech depicted the dreadful financial con
dition of the country which must ensue IN
case Mr. Greeley we're elected President;
As il happened. Gen. Grant was elected
/ President, and Mr.. Henry Clews is Hat on
( his back in the midst of a panic quite
equal tn the one which he had eoniured up
in the emergency Of Mr. Greeleys elec-
ton. The logic of all this goes to show
even putting the matter in its most favor
able light, how much Mr.. Henry ClewH
knew Of what he was talking about ant
how much nonsense may be uttered b!
banker politicians who hold the govern
ment deposits and descant upon the un
sound financial views of their political op
moments. The fact is, that Jay Cooke an'
Henry Clews have been long known !
, almost everybody except Boutwell,, Rich
ardson and Grant as pair OF hnancii
p shvsters. They have derived their che
: consequence and power for mischief froi
10 their government clnnectson. Nine-tentf
-. Of all the people whn have intrusted mone
to them have done so because the gover'
ment -CAica9I Tribune.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

Ladies' who are suffering from certain complaints
known only TO females, should at once get DR.. Vel
psu's Female Pills They produce most enarm
ing effect Sold by all Druggests.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30

Yor-Ne AMERICA. Clam Chowder. this
evening-and Old John never put his hand
ON one of these CLANS.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
POLICE COURT,
Before E. c. Croppsr, Police Magistrate

Monday, Sept. 29.-Donald c. MeDon,
aid, captain of raft steamer was brought
up, on complaint of one of his deck hands
for assault. s..
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

FREsu OYSTERS. AT Wier's restaurant
served up in all styles. uu
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-09-30
PRICE OF TICKETS.


PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets
s25. 90; Fifty-six Tickets, Sl25.0O; One
Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, S250.OO.
The drawing will be made under the snperln phait
tendence of a committee appointed ny thv HiSn1 ,
officials in the STATE duly sworn to the ialnu Pe'
formance of the duties assigned them . o.,a
The highest officials both OF Clty' Soui'3 az ailo
staIe. have not only indorsed Mr. Aoeies' out aSo
his scheme. u. d oil do.
sirug TO participate in the drawing should AT ohoe
form their clubs and send in their orders
| 4oents Wanted in all States, Cittes ana
To,ons in the U. S. and CdnaddS.
| rs- Money should be sent by Registered Letter
p0 order or Express with the fun address OF th'
! purchaser In plain writing. ..,-- .,,,s 70
For further information and particulars sehu ~ ~
circnlars to the Manager and Proprietor, anu ao
! dress SlMS4N ~ E.nsas
9-20tts1m. bEANEN"oNih, -