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New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

GRAIN-Tbs sy M oar Wheat market quite strong rt
L - some sy1r,e i7 fssht. aafly7rasls usvs D.
ra continued large receipts che Lake ports il7oa. F'isfh h
E .ir,-t,-s 7t taes-thoa.h we hiv b.. note -1h
i.yegalrg b. the sales Of SpnuS l, .s a-.- @t @
.gar,e Much Of ue Wh.a, band tl5 sres 5, . o..
mar, a4i MeiaI nlS--l .l-l o E !' % ,' n.y. y & , N 81
mi, lrcartlnt7 DO regl- 20 quail y is great jfcl r- .
almost gg' g i i' 70 n ] from lauiee - s1- 11i
rs.an ts character until arrives here Or t seems 90 a H %
iI ai be useless We dlge noticed sales ~ Sot 81 1lll,e
as the same laese1'-'ne so. another at 7l.
there should he DO .l guLl7ut g t- h. si
taa tAe-e M ami 5uy ae,an.v woul ak olf ir is NJ
ygkee II there is overcoming t5 - ha1sIgu ue
reid character Of the inspection st NT'use. We e r 60 '
ta, the Wheat is taner, e'i a. blleo' 3soie Do e "a co.,
a,. there has heena iIf .gli ii tle ut-. .-. ,l
part Jaze i half oi jay % 81 o. Gle eo, 10
Winter Nhoai. las been quite 5lrlue O. &c rae si %
abe for The growing cgs Of sPnl bus .le 1oIs i'4 'as ",s
W.e4t States variable. 10 llllna u c-ti- l o W. ls
tol Of heltleiy al tennessee il' u ll' -g- % . E " y
tle he5. W-cat-rRil sections. While 70 ole te " ls 1 2 ~,
lt-ee eti15 neg We l.le -. 81 an c .l. sr a. Iutl
-.'s.' 'e .s.l. 7. 5. Il. iS55 i m h. . rt t.st
.i la,' carl l'I e'o m Iy r tg s . True u IBIS
cer1t So that yrv Tow lee, in the probable We
have somewhat oEl stock bl 10 600 early n ae
Seem cert l. de quantity the ctHl s liberal ts
exports OF tle "esA are ,. -sl y ~ if ' ~ ~
basuess tie market closes lower aai fairly iee te ,ar' q
t--t room Ae Chief n le. -e7' 'o 't'ri ..e ,
s5ca,l 81 t52sI Sr No. Chicago spring u.r.ralg 81 rs
,lt .i e price o car lots. s. % Red Western ad 81 - fog
N0r-West B5reg is d1 aud nominal BlIe' 'sf pa .1 E
stronger ar 10 ,llr ie 1ul i tI' .'.1i . ~ w NJ
o. Nlel a. 4i ilie; -e at e'',i D.,A a. % - A.
s sre lover sl rutl; sales 900 BUSH Ca0ea Stats a.
5c Conf rreguar good a sample scarce ali W ger dup a.I,
tat DAMP aai Un,ou9i soq53.i we'eFa ARs a! Af'a-
Western Waite at 7.c.; W-s.esu le.oH az ,.c
.T4 ID NJ / ~.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

The first annual auction sale Of the Nursery yeafihg
fles owned by August Belmont, esq, VIII ahe place at
Jerome Park Wednesday next, ls INST, at lz.j0 PM
The fourth annual sale at the N;udbcrg stud Farm
near Hayerstrdw, y. Y, Will, rs previously announced
take place on Friday, june %, az y. ~, Inc sJock
which is tn be offered turOugu Mai. G. W. Barker lot
Barker & Chase OF the y. Y Tttcrsals the property
Of tne Hon A. i. COugrr and comprises 80 mead prnc
ualv the yet Ol Rysdyk's HlmDetOnan, Ben Abdallah
and American Star. Waldbers is 50 miles from New
York CIty, On the west bank Of the Hudson q mics
south Of Havers raw, ana miles north Of Nyack
and is accessible uy morning at ana evening at 50 ana
o'clOck. Steamboats, from Piers Nos SO and "a Noih
RIVER at the JAY and Haulspu-st and by ferry
boats from CruCers and IdIrytoWn, ON Hudson RIVER
Railroad. II may also hc reached y Northern RilrOad
OF NcW-JeIscy from yaCl. B.4uyeltylle or Manuel
Tie following horses were this day sold under the
hammer al Mcssrs. Barker q Chascs city Auction Mart
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

The Washington story that Secretary Richardson
would speedily call in additional sixteen millions
of Five-Twenties, though not believed by the repre-
sentatives of the Syndicate here made use of 70
break the price Of gold the foreign dispatches hay-
ing no influence on the premium either way. The
opening price was 1ls but the price gradually de-
clined % 1lGi and 1lG was momentarily touched.
In the afternoon there was a reaction TO llCs. On
gold loans the rates 81, g. f. ,, 2 and per cent
for carrying and fat. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out Sl33O00 in redemption of Five-Iwenties
called, and $4,000 in coin interest on the public
debO The operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day were as follows: Gold cleared, S4SOBOOO;
gold balances, S2043A1; currency balances,
S2,jll ,29G. The quotations were as follows:
IOOo17 l1I3O....l1Gi 100 ...llGi 23O.......l16E
1880. ...ll6l ...ll6l l:3O.....llt! GOO...uOt
ll:OJ.. ...llC5 l2yO..-.ll6l 2:OC.--..ll6t
The days business at the United States Sub
Treasury was;
Gold receipts s26s7s8 6s Cur'cy paymis s7s792o "a
Gold payments. 9J2,3i u Curcy haanceSA, sits ~
Gold balance 2S1J7 1G CustOms....... 2JJ,OJ.OO
Currency re'pts. l7l,s8 25
Foreign exchange was more active on the decline
in gold the importers being for that reason attracted
to the market Weannex official rates:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

BONDS AT A BARGAIN.
MONTCLAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway, for sale at 50
JAMESON. SMITH & COTTING, IA Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

TIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT Of Mr.. GREELEY,
n Head BuWe have Unexpectedly received Lew cIes W
ts excellent hkehe Of Mr. Greeley t plate destroyed IN The
Boston frel and Offer them tt the regular price, sL
The L0ph NJ Greeley and Family s 70 be ha1 al 81 per
oopy. Sent By nail postage paid Address ,.,.,. ~ y, q,
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

Government bonds affected by the downward
turn in gold and prices were lower but firm at tho
decline the market closing the basis of 2l3Gl2ls
for sxty-sevens. Fisk q Hatch report follows at
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16

State bonds were generally firm on light dealings
Tennessees in demand at 79l 070! aud Missouri
is rose To g5l The ouotations were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
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3,lDO-SGl. z, Z, sG} 3J0O-Olb ~, ~ st Pnul
ej1-Vi %, g.. Euc Rnl""y IL io1j-5i. 2. 252s3
l.IO'-,Cs3 Co. Sj 31l-t3 -'gn-s.t-5 5IEIJ
lON-Sdlc,4 J. 4s5 hVs" ,oi o, oi lO)-Jl.J, ], &c
fdclhc Nul. ~ $50 -' OHIO & MISS.
CO-iah yl Lar Lar 'H' '"'T sb9 1i0O-I9i, g. i,3li
5J0-Syl-3, 30 LOO ts'4'o4I, t1nl-.1i. a.. sya
NY. G. 8 inld. llVl-l-i go tl C,C&LC.
ifn- i0l 1Q.b3 To. & Wtb. 4OJ -'-o
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New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
Observation-Disclosures
yrw-YorK, SATURDAY, June A. 1873.

X,
The quictude of the local horse trade has In
creased from day to-day throughout the week under re-
view There was nothing new to observe in tho demand
for work horses. Prices remained much the same as
us.al with slight tendency in the buyers favor. The
amount of sales reported the Bulls Head Market wa
comparatively small.
The Jerome Park Races and other attractions offered
on tle turf caused haholdlys TO Do the rule ln tne
narEe. for all higher-vaued stock ana business IN
this department OF our trade already conspicuous for
its unreasonable dulness, came almost TO standstn'
The sales effected through the agency of our leading
auction mort> Presented 10 new or interesting feature
SAILS HERE AND ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE
STOCK.
Col. IT. 8. Russell has sold his two-year-old
FLY Calumet by Fcarnaught, out Of Eneod mare to
Mr. O. A. Shaw forS25J0 Mr. John Hanks Of California
has soI bis trottng mare R)scdle % O. 4. Hckok for
$1,000 TIE trotting ycarinss bred by Col H. 3 Russell
were disposed Of at auction at the Home Farm, Milton,
Mass on the 7ti of June The following Is list or inc
prices aud purchasers All the ycariuss were Srcu DJ
FeaInau -ht.-t From Exchanges.
Dragon. Oh cut of virginia s. r. Dual. 13
sra b. out Of Bessie Ethan Allen. W. Bu1ull.... .-5
Devotion cl oat Of Hese. mare. Quny Sla" .' o."
Duplicate Ggu ch OF CaHa h" turt ham ~
l.i s bud uf Ulrsue,. bg Euc,s j. 81 FaUrY.... 6J3
i,.t ~ . ,, - U-' tg P--tfr n NJ Ge,rgr...... $50
Diana u Mimi, b Nug-oi. Quincy shaw tol
por cb ont of Nellie Cotton h lysuloe. c. T.. Wae-.... 4J
Dairy Said Dis. g. Of Fannie PreNu, b} Eucson. pS
Dsbrs,t eH e. out Of 1la 6y ile Kin1 OF
DANDY jim sa c out Of juliet By Youlg Moun Orlando u
ueasaee el out Of Iambeoai by Ryyas Hanbetoalp
a e oot Of Yerhanrr George H. Bailey
Dscoy b. Of Enma by Vo.aneL f. A. Adams ly%
Dsian, d. out OF knge Oy bTglo Geo y. wv
Viola o. by BlroWule cut Of FefDena W hAlgt 81 81 On,
George Col '
New-York tribune., 1873-06-16
THE MARKETS.

ons based Cotton store, running 10 quahy NOT
NJ grade above OF bsow tRe GRADE quoted.
sALks T0R PKEsENr DELIVERY.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
The Editnrs Of the Union.

Haverstick runs the Hawley side of the
Union, and Gen. Ad. Sanders keeps up
the Grant side of the same paper. We
are decidedly of the opinion that the form
err does his work the best The people
are now learning the facts in Hawley's
case through the Elk. p NJ 5 Journal aud
the General is running his side after the
same fashion that Haverstick run his sec
ton heretofore The course now pursued
toward Grant in the Union is the course
pursued toward Hawley before the FALL.
The Captain always kHe'o the Congress
man TO be an migrate and cut-throat, but
kept taking the Othet way in the Union.
He does not intend to be caught
in that trap again. A burnt child breads
the fire, and the senior editor Of the Union
has had his fingers scOrched, and don't in
tend to praise Grant any more on his OWL
hook but brings Saunders over from Iowa
to keep up a show of support to the AID.
ministration, while it must be apparent to
every one that this headless editor sees as
as clear as other people see the same
thing, that the part played by Grantin the
removal of the postmaster was even less
excusable than the course of Hawley
While the latter can claim that he is mad
the former does not even have that excuse
to offer for the violation of his own rules
laid down for his own government in sucf
cases,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
Anothar Horse stolan

Horse thieves are remarkably active and
successful We have already noticed the
theft of horse and buggy from Cops sta
bic in this city another from Bopess sta
bic in Milan valuable sorrel mare, sad
die and bride from farmer named Jas
per Stearns, of Buffalo Prairie-and nc
trace, that we hear, of any of them.
And on Saturday night a fine sorre
mare aud sOrrel colt was stolen from the pas
ture of B. B. Joslin, in Yuma. The mare is @
light sorrel Is years old, weighs about
!, $50, had no shoes on, feet very fat
The colt was about four weeks old Mr.
Joslin offers $50 for the return of the mare
and colt, and fifty more for the conviction
of the thief.
p. S.-City Marshal Kimball received 4
letter this Thursday morning from A. l.
Humphrey, Maquoin, Knox Co describing
Joslin's mare and colt precisely, and alsC
stating that the thief had been arrested
Mr.. X. telegraphed Joslin, also to Hum
phrey to hold the man. We reckon here
a chance to make distinguished example
of the horse-thief gang.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.

and all diseases resulting from Colds in
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
An Accumulated Villain

Wednesdaynight Policemen Rinehart and
Feeley arrested fellow who had some arti-
cles Of ladies' underwear in his possession,
and took him to jail Heprovedt to be noto-
rious scamp, VIM. Johnston, who pretends
to be deaf and dumb,-the same fellow
who, last November, snatched a pocket
book from Miss Swiler's servant. He is
an athletic, fine appearing man about 80
years Of age, and well known in this region
and Iowa as an accomplished william, who
is neither deaf OF dumb, but who can heal
and talk as well as anybody. He carries a
slate and pencil and plays deaf and dumb
excellently. He goes into houses and asks
ION his slate) for something to eat, and
steals anything he can lay his hands on.
Last winter he called at Mr.. Linele's
and when his little boy went to a neigh
boris to call his mother Johnston stole the
silver ware and vamoosed. He has been
in Jail over the river and could there talk as
well as anybody He undertook his deal
and dumb antics in jail. last night, but the
sheriff told him that was played, and that
he could talk or starve, He found his
tongue at once and talks well enough now,
The articles Of ladies' clothes were wei
and probably had been stolen from Q
clothes line. They are at Magistrate
Choppers Office.
Johnston pretends to be sick this morn
ing, and therefore was not brought up fol-
trial.
This Johnston is probably confederat,
of fellow arrested by Sharp Silvis, neal
Colona, who gave his name as VIM. o
Farrell alias VIM. Fair, and who, on ex
animation before Esq. Mapes, of Moline
was held for trial on charge of larceny
] and for want of bail was sent to Jail.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
ITO THE EDITOR. J

Milo, Bureau county, Ill, May Sat
the suggestion of several men bers of the
Farmers club of Milo. who fully appreciat-
ed and very much admire the independent
course you have adopted in cordially es-
pOusing the cause of the people against the
monopolists, and the straight forward
manner in which you are pursuing it,
have the honor to hand you herewith for
publication tif you find it suitable for your
columnsl a copy of resolution unanimously
adopted by the club at their last meeting
on May 3, 1873.
Resol5ed, That in the nomination of the
Hon. A NJ Craig for Judge of the supreme
court of Illinois in this judicial district, we
recognize the commencement of the politi-
cal conflict between the people and the mo-
nopOlists, which can only end in the sub
lection of the one or the suppression of the
other; and we do hereby mutually pledge
ourselves 10 use all honorable means to Sc
cure the election of the peoples candidate,
/ Very respectfully,
JAMES F. MALLET, Secretary.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Lively times at the old gas works Mr..
Harper is m his element clearing away the
old and getting ready for the new.
They are anxious over the river to have
the War Department permit the pier Of
old railroad bridge on the Iowa shore tC
remain, and the work on its removal has
been discontinued till decision can be had
A. Son, the. driver of Porter's hack, who
was fined, has paid up, and it is expected
that Porter will take out license, the samt
as the Hills have.
The city marshal over the river has com
menced suit against sixteen persons fol
violating an ordinance which forbids the
depositing of manure in alleys
Tomorrow morning the Minneapolis ar
rives from St. Louis, and departs for st
Paul at noon. The Clinton will arriv,
from st. Paul tomorrow A. NJ. bound fo
st. Louis
The two indictments found by the CRANE
jury we're as follows: Walter Hadsell fo
shooting De Witt Ellis in Harmonic Bee
Halle; and George Taylor, the william wit
attempted to outrage some little girls bacl
Of Moline.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
The Supreme Court Judgeship
Letter of the Committee of
the Princeton Convention
to Judge Craig.
ACCEPTANCE BY HIM OF THE NoMTEA-
TON FOR JUDGE.
A Manly Letter.

PRINCETON, Ill, Bureau County, April
30, lS73-Hon. A. NJ. Craig, Knoxville,
IIl.-Dear Sir: The farmers convention
of the Fifth Judicial District of the State of
Illinois appointed the undersigned COM
mittee to wait on you, and inform you that
they, having confidence in your integrity
and ability, and knowing you to be I'M
trammeled by any decisions against their
interest /; and believing that you will, if
elected, decide any questions that may be
brought before you with an unbiased mind,
have chosen you as their candidate for
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF the said
district; and that you were duly nominal
ted for the position on the first formal bal
lot by unanimous vote of the convention.
The committee feel it their duty to inform
you that no opposition was manifested, and
that no convention could be more harmon
ious in its proceedings in choosing a can
didate, and express the hope that, as you
were the unanimous choice of the conven-
ton, you will accept the nomination and
they have the fullest confidence that you
will be elected by large majority.
JOSEPH BURDETr, Peoria county.
VIM. W. GILMAN La Sale county.
JAMES HoYT, Marshall county.
RoBT. NJ. PINKERToN, Mercer county.
JAS HoLGATE, Stark county.
JAS. MCCULLoCH, WO0dford county.
GEORGE A. CHARLES, Knox county.
II. B. POTTER, Henry county
JUsTUs STEVENS, Bureau county.
PHILIP COLLINS, Grundy county.
JOHN SwANEY, Putnam county.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, May s. lS73.-Hon.
Joseph Burdett, and others-Dear Sirs ::
Your favor Of April 80, informing me of
my nomination by the Farmers convention
of the Fifth judicial district as candidate
for judge of the supreme court, has been
received and duly considered.
Allow me to thank the people for the
honor by them, through you as their dele
gates, conferred upon me. The nomina-
ton was neither sought nor desired. On
the contrary, / notified the convention, by
letter, that | was not candidate and could
not accept the nomination if rendered me.
Your convention, however, seemed to view
the matter from a different standpoint, and
while personally | should have preferred
that one more able than myself had been
nominated, yet | am mindful of the fact
that an American citizen ought not to seek
public position, neither ought he refuse TO
serve the people when called upon.
! accept the nomination, and if the
people of the district see proper to elect
me, shall endeavor TO discharge the
duties of the office honestly and to the
best of my ability.
Your obedient servant
ALFRED NJ CRAIG.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment will
not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue. and no
ameness which It will not cure This il strong Ian
guage but it is true Where the parts are not gone
its effects are marvellous, 1t has produced more
cures of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock jaw, palsy,
sprains, swelngs, saked-breasts scalds burns salt
rheum, arache, &c, upon the human frame, and OF
strains, SPAWN, gals &c. upon animals in one year
than have all other pretended remedies since theword
began 1t is counterirritant and all-healing pain
reiiever. Cripples throw away their crutches, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without scar 1t is nc
humbug. The recipe lie published around each bot
tle 1t is selling as no article ever before sold and
it sells because it does Just what it pretends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain Oh
swelling deserve to suffer il they will not use Cen
taur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of re-
markable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &C. have beer
received. We will send circular containing Ger
thcates, the recipe, &C. gratis, to any one request
ing 1t. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaui
LAniment Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned
or sweened horses and mules, or for screw.worm il
sheep. stock-owners-t lniment is worth you
attention. No family should be without Ccntau
Lniment. J. B. ROSE &co, New York.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08

We notice by our exchanges that on the
I'd inst. the Legislature of this State APP
pointed a joint committee to revise the
laws, consisting of Senators Clark W. Up
ton, of Waukegan, Lake county, and
Charles B. Steele, of Nation, Coles coun-
ty; and Representatives Milton Hay, OF
Springfield, Sangamon county, John NJ.
Rountree, of Chicago, Cook county, and
Charles Durham, of Geneseo, Henry
county-all Republicans except Mr.. Dun.
ham. 1t is said that the committee will
work during the summer, and it is antici-
pated that a complete revision of all the
laws will be ready to be submitted to the
Legislature at the opening of the djOurneC
session in January
The State Register, of last Tuesday
says:
The selection Of these gentlemen Is peculiarly
excellent. A better commission could not have
been chosen for the legal ability Of all common
surate with the duties assigned them
No better or sensible record has been made by
any member of the house than that of Representa-
| tive Durham, from Henry county, during the ses
sion just closed, and II affords qualification T.
bear witness that his abilities as a lawyer, and hi
| conduct as legislator and gentleman, are thu
| properly recognized.
This is the first time the State Registel
has noticed Mr.. Durham, in any manner
Having failed to manufacture a leader o
the Democracy out of Oberly,i it has at las
perceived that Mr.. Durham is somebody
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
Wines L Liquors At Retail.

The undersigned takes pleasure in an
xoUncing to his friends and the public in,
general, that he has fitted up, in the front
part of the store of c. Tegeler 4 Co, an
establishment for the retail sale of wines
and liquors He will always keep a full
stock and assortment of the choicest goods
Messrs c. Tegeler & Co. used to sell, on
hand will sell by measure only, and
hopes by close attention to business and
fair dealing, to gain the patronage of the
public Please give him a trial
PETER STELCK,
Formerly salesman for c. T. 4 Co.
3dlW.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08

The irrepressible Epstein has on exhibit
ton the largest and finest assortment OF
diamond rings, breaches, earrings, charms,
etc, ever brought into the West,-an of
which are warranted &C. represented and
will be sold cheap. Quick sales and small
profits on first class goods make the Harper
House jewelry emporium more popular
every day. He invites people to call and
price those elegant goods.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08

DISPOSITION consist essentially in solu.
ton of the aliment in gastric juice; what
ever promotes the free and healthy serec.
ton Of that juice, will favor digestion. The
reverse is true whatever impedes or i'm.
pairs it, will impair and impede the di
gestive process. The basis of Plantation
Bitters accomplishes this desirable work
and its ever increasing popularity is but
the natural result of its merits, 1t vii
cure dyspepsia.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
JuIihn's Hydrastin Compound

Is A DIRECT TONIC AND HEALTH RESTOR-
ing agent to thu organs OF generation, 1t fmparfs
vgOr and energy. 1t is a reliable remedy in Sper-
matorrhea well as in all weakened conditions of
the bladder and urinary organs By reason of its
wonderful power as uterine tonic, Leucorrhea.
ruppsessed or painful menstruation weakness &C
cOmpanied by dragging or bearing down sensations,
pains in the region of the Kidneys irritation of the
womb, and In all diseases in which the uterine svs-
TEN is involved, this remedy will prove a blessing
TO the invalid.
(From the New York Dispatch, June 30)
We have on several occasions recommended Dr.
Julihn's Hydrastin Compound as an excellent rem
edy for kidney and consequent diseases. The fol.
lowing note If from gentleman of whom we have
personal knowledge, and we know that he but
states the facts in his case
STAPLEToE, Staten Island June %. 1872
Messrs. B. KEITH & CO.. No. IL Liberty street
For several years my health has been much i'm
paired, Kidney disease and occasional attacks OF
rheumc tism being the prominent causes Having
tried many remedies with little benefit, heard Of
'"Julihn's Hydrastin Compound, which, after two
months use has entirely restored my health.
therefore take pleasure in recommending your val
liable medicine TO any one suffering as / did.
Yours respectfully, JOHN +, KORAN.
Sold by all Druggists 6-11dtts1y
Sold in Rock leland by Emil Kehler
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
Heard From.

In relation to Graham, the missing LIE
Claire man, Capt Suffer has received a
dispatch that he is all right and he is prob
ably now at home, much to the relief Of
his family and friends.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-08
Why Not :

On the 18th day of December last OF
motion of Supervisor Allen, of Coe, the
Board being in session, it was
Ordered. That the Sheriff keep, and report 81
the March session, the costs ofkeepng prisoners a.
county Jail from this date until March 1873
We have examined with care the pub
lished proceedings of the March term and
do not find that the Sheriff complied with
the order Why did he not report ?