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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-10

Mayor

does injustice to Republicans Mayor
Murdoch tried in every way TO accommo-
date all who asked for privileges, but
when Robinson suggested the taking away
from Mr.. Gable Of one Of his lots fhe
Mayor replied that he presumed no one
would entertain that idea-they had re-
newed Mr.. Cables lease and would not DC
very likely to take it away from INN, ne
editor of the Union knows, too that Al
derman Warnock made q very earnest
persistent and conscientious effort 10 ma
some way for track to Wilson lot with
ont infringing upon lots already leased to
Mr. Gable but when Robinson admitted
that that was an impossiblity then Alder
man Warnock dropped the matter The
talk about party is absurd The last year 5
Council, which the Union says refused to
consider Robinson application or to hear
his explanation, was Republican Council,
with Republican Mayor If kepubli-
can Council refused Robinson what he
wanted it would seem that he asked what
was neither just or reasonable, And the
present Council also has a Republican
Mayor: the full board consists of five Re
publieans and six Democrats-and there
was not dissenting voice there, either.
Now, if Robinson cant get justice from a
/ Council composed Of majority OF his own
party; and if he can't fiud one Republican
out Of the FIVE in the present Council tC
sustain him, it is the merest nonsense ii
the world to talk about party exclusive.
ness.
Robinson 5 ten dollar organ, speaking o
Robinson, its ten dollar patron, says
He Il in the coal trade and Ks this market
! Very well-why don't he come to thi
market? The G. '. VI Co. offer him ey
cry needed facility 1t otiers to bring, a
his own price, all the ceal he can produce
and generously offers to give up its lots o.
the levce and let the Council assign ON,
lot to each PARTY in the coal business any
where the Council sees proper. 1t offer
Wilson and Robinson every possible faeili
ty which any man can reasonably ask, 70
their coal trade. 1t offers to place then
upon on equality with itself in every re
spect, except 10 give them a railroad
Don't let them deceive themselves, an
throw away these offer, and then CON
plaia that they have no chance to do busi
ness They don't own the use Of raj
road Mr.. Cable does They don't ow
. the exclusive use Of the track between tn
Rockford and the Rock Island depots 70
, coal business; Mr.. Gable does Don't L
them fall into the error Of surprising tina
they have any right to use his propert
without compensation, for they have II
such right. But, let them and the pubIi
clearly understand tina, Mr. Gable ofTeI
/ to bring their coal % market all they G.
b produce at any price hey may name, an
also to place them upon an equality wit
= himself in regaad to every other matte
: connected with facilities for its sale il
r Guiding lots, etc. etc And let them r,
member, too. that tn public has NJ syn
l. patty Whatever with them in neglectine
avail themselves of Jhis offer. Ii the
,r won't accept the fair and liberal propo>
ID tons made to them, -hen let them build
o. railroad and give Us heap coal, or 81
p, their whining.
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Unsolicited Evidenced iSMeIits,
READ THE FOLLOWING:
lat wsli-nsvn Druggists sly about Alias Lang sasa

READ THE FOLLOWING:
what wSl-nsvn rrugZ1.s sly sssui AlszI Lang Salsa
SPRrNeTTKLD Tenn, Sept. II, 1871.
GENTLEMEN; ship Us six dozen Of Aliens Lang
Bals8m At once. We have not bottle left in our
store. II has more reputation than any cough med
iclne we have ever sold, and we have been In the
drug business twenty-seyen years; we mean Just
what we say about the Balsam.
Very truly yours,
HURT & TANNER.
AGAIN READ THE EVIDENCE from Drug.
gist who wac cured By the use Of the Balsam, and
now sells Il largely.
L. C. Cottrell, Druggist at Marine City, Michi-
gan, writes Sept i2th, is73: " am ont OF Aliens
Lang Basam; send me half Of gross as soon AZ
yon can; would rather be ont Of any other medi
S Inc IN my store. The Lang Balsam never fails "a
W .o"a tor those afhicted with q cough
a. lar nartnlesz 70 the most delicate child.
:, , NleH.ns no opium In any form.
''' ny Medicine dealers generally.
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RESNh'- PAIS-kuIISG NAGIT On il put up In
three sizes. Trial size, Medium size, Large Family
size. WM. IiENNE 4 SONS. Ffttsaeld, Mass. Man.
ufactuEers, and sold By all respectable dealers.
sold by John BeRsston. and Emil hoeher, Drug
gist. Rock Island
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Great Saving in Coal.

TWITCHELLS Draught Regulator can be ap-
| piled TO any sort of Stove or heater-saves from
Il to y OF the Coal by utilizing all the heat pro-
duced, and secures constant, even temperature,
with less than half the trouble In keeping fires, On
exhibition and for sale at Harris Tea Store. Teas
ct reduced prices, free OF duty. az
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HAIR TEA The oriental editor OF the
Davenport D,morra or the Hermit -
who has travelled all over the world now
and then gives some Of his valuable ezpe-
rience To the reader, of that paper Here
Is one Of them. which may he especially
interesting 70 those who wish to restore or
preserve their hair
The glory of oriental natures has been for
ages in the luxurian- treSses which crown
the heads of their females. and the fact
cannot be denied that among the sterner
sex in the Malay and japanese Islands,
aud in the celestia. empire, that when
they allow it 10 grow the men have hair
ot as silky texture and superior in length
and lUyuriance To many of the fair sex in
more highly civilized nations That there
is a reason for this If course, cannot be
questioned, and sometime ago "a careful
inquiry was instituted To discover the
secret ingredients used by the manutac-
turers Of oriental hair washes and cosmetics
which gave to the DANES of those lands
treSscs which have long been the envy OF
all European and American ladies who
have either seen the natives or representa-
tons of the luxuriant heads Of hair worn
by them DR. Kennedy, OF Roybury.
Mass, during his researches, discovered
that the active principle in the most fashion
able Hair washes used By the aristocrauC
and royal circles of Japan. China and the
Indian Peninsula wa, extracted from the
o. tea plant These active principles are
, known To science as caffeine and theme
and are OF an astrin-pnt, stimulating, mar
lshng aud cleansing nature. aud when
joined 10 the volatile oils of several other
! plants Of the tea family they form a slim
G ulating and nourishing food for the hair, anC
r superior to any other combination yet lis
e covered. The preservation not only o.
e that oleagin0us deposit in the bulb OF the
t hair which feeds and strengthens it tut
/ also a constant action upon the fluids MOI
r which its color depends are secured Dy
T this preparation, which has all the adyaa
r tages without any of those deadly poison
Y Gus effects, which unfortunately attea,
/, upon the use Of the common mineral pre-
I paratlons. The action in the Hair tea d
essential oil of tea plant is not instantans
Gus as il the case with mineral apple
tons, but being absorbed by the tube an
taken up by the root it becomes through.
part OF the living growth and not a mer
. coloriug matter upon the surface, and
is to this cause that the Orientals owe ii
lefty luEuriance of their locks to the late.
period Of life When once thorough
known to the American public no 9th.
IS hair wash will ne used and the heads
y the American people will rival in color an
n luxuriance the most glorious specimens
the long haired oriental.
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tbIai. ttJut NrlEte. all Nas4l
To provide means for this ma-uitCru- Gomez
One hundred Thousand Tickets only vt.3 ht ISL.
a large portion OF which are alreat! sa-
PRICE eF TICKETS
Whele Tickets SO; Halves s.: and g.a--.-- 3.
Eleven whole tickets for a..
No discount on less than 500 Orders
Nothing ooHld be more appropriate for pres. =
than tickets TO this Banquet Of NrS H. o- l.,,.
likely TO produce graBder satisfactory results BILL
object Of this Third Gift Concert i yhE gl.---
ment and endowment Of the Public I4.FaTs 3.
Kentucky, which, 10y the special act autho'la-.
the Concert for its benefit IS to b, forever IT..
all citizens of every State. This CONCERT VI.
conducted like the first and second ngret2ia''
en-, and full particulars Of the mode Of craN-l o.
gifts and paying them and everything nee. la. 3.
a thorough understanding OF the schrH' i'Nt
ginning TO end, art now published IN ihe sn.. . .
circular, which will be furnished free 81 cr'' 81
who apply. The entire management OF tul- .l..-
taking mas been committed by the Trustee To- i.-
Thos E. Bramlette, late Governor of ktrIa. r. =
whom all communications pertaining iy 10 ".
! Concert should be addressed.
r. T. DURREIT. President
" \. HALDEMANN- Vice Pr.
Holm = CAIN. Sec'y Public Library ut h
| FARMERS 4 DROVE BANK. Treasarl-
As the time for the Concert i close al a--
/ tAnrqI s.h) parties wanting tickets should SOL.
thtir orders Immediately II they would ay0l- q.
rush and delay absolutely unavoidable in Ii
DAYS proceeding the Drawing. All orders an d,
pllcatIons for agencies, circulars and inform
will meet with prompt attention.
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agt Rab. Lib. Ky. Louisville. h
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS,

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfcited. and
the countcrfetter brought 10 grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle Dr. John Bull only
mas the right TO manufacture and sell the Originsl
JOhh J. Smiths Tonic syrup, OF Louisville KY
EXAMINE well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp Is not on each oottle. do not pur
eha-e Or You will be deceived. See my column
advertisement and my show card / will prose.
snte any one Infringing on my right. The genuine
Smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared 7by nv
self. The public servant
Dr. JOHN BULL.
LouisNtlie, Nov o, 1863 ian9id&Wly.
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MARRIED.

DUNKER-REESE.-Ma 9th, 1874 at the resi-
dence Of the brides father in Moline by e c
Chopper, Mr.. William Il, bunker, and Miss Kat,
/ Reese,
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Manhood! Womanhood Marrians

zo Pages, Illustrated, fine plates. sent postpaid 70
50 cents by DIR. Whittier, on st. Charles Street St
louis, No.. the great Specialist. Read his card.
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CATTTTON

~ AZ NJ nov s9d deceived. Can for ALIENS LUNG
Directions accompany enri, h..,
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RoSADAllS is used in the practice OF, and en-
aorsed by some Of the leading Physicians through
out the land. They induced TO do this from ths
fact that It's formula is published around each bot
Tie so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with thef
properties, prescribe it with all confidence
NICHoLAsvILLE. Ky, Feb II, 1869
Gentlemen i have seen the effects OF ''Rosadal
Is on pateute in my own practice. and take plea
sure IN attestng to its merits u very powerful al
Ierative. In eases Of ScrofeIa, Rheumatism, Sec
ohdary syphilis, &c l always recommend il.
Very truly, yours, j. 5. SPARKS NJ D.
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Why let aches and pain your temper spoiu,
4 cure i SURE by using Rennc's Magic OF
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], n, HARRIS & CO,
ppOpBTrrcr..

NiNNANNAIl' ...................,... Dutn
For sale IN Rock leland by John Bepys,or ~ :,
kn9mAs, w. VsouAn, 4. bEeunert, Z. speidel, smith
lsaodGwam
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These trains connect AZ Rock Island with the
trains VI the chicago, Rock Island Pacific X X,
the Peoria 4 Rock Island Il. X, the Western Union
X H. he chicago & Southwestern X. X and me
Davenport and st. Paul X. r. AZ Monmouth with
Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy r. r., az Bu-hne u
with Toledo, Peoria 4 Warsaw X r., az Boards
town with Springfield s Illinois Southeastern X.
Il and at chaplin With Toledo, Wabash & Western
n
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TUESDAY. APRIL s. ISIS.

At this Concert the best musical talent ha
be procured from all parts Of tbr county NJ. --.
pleasure 10 the entertainment and Ton s.u.-..
Cash Gifts, aggregating vast total 81 H@.t y
lion Dollars currency vii be distributed Pig ..E
the ticket holders. a. follows.
nlsr m L-rrrs
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Expires and Mall ......s.ts So a " o'uN r. y
Mixed Passenger. ,.. .......ADr N. lVVo A. "
Connects At Rock Island with ali diyerging lines
AZ FULTON with tue G. & y W, r. r. for Clinton
and Omaha. west, aud Chicago, East. 49,
AZ Frceport with the / G., X. X. & &. & n W
RR
Al Beiolt clinton and Racine with the c 4
y ". X r.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIME
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American Hand Corn Planter
GUNS! GUNS!

Wholesale and Retail Double Guns at s. a.- ...
wards. Breach-Loaders. S35 10 $500 Riff > F.
So. Rcvolyers, all kinds and prices. Air G..-..-
Pistols Single articles sent 10 any part s.-
country by express. { .. ID. Target comps. -
and Base Bail Clubs supplied at lowest Nt...s.
rates lVU can save - per cent by OFderlu-
ei US. We import our own goods Send for Pr
List HENRY {. SQCIRES. Importer and U.s.-
. Chatham s.. -near civ HAM New York
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HENDERSON 5 BucHu, the great diureto
and untailing remedy for all diseases #
the Kidneys and Bladder, also for Dvs-
pepsia or Indigestion, Flatulency, or Wind
IN the stomach. The most distressing
cases Of Female Weakness and Uterine
complaints are permanently cared By
Henderson's Buchu 1t is unequaled by
any known remedy for the cure of Dropsy
travel, and all Gouty and Rheumatic
affections; 1t is a specific remedy for ey
polling all Pain and Tape Worms. 1t !:
prescribed by eminent physicians il
Chronic Affections of the Liver. For sal,
by all druggists See advertisement il
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ROUND OVER

n r: SHAFFER, successor TO E. Wilcox, Tailor
OI Cleaner and Repairer. executes all work en-
trusted to him with care and promptitude, and al
low rates. Shop, West Eagle street, Rock Island
House block l2-gdtf
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GgandeSg Scheme Of the 5se
S5OO,OOO.OO
CASH GIFTS.
100000 For Only $40.

Under authority OF special Legislative a5s So. Mo-.
Is, ISL. the Trustees now annoUura IT, Ta--
Grand Gift Concert, for the benefit ui 81. r."-
Library OF Kentucky, TO come Of iii l57e-r L-
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Qulnsey is not only cured but pre-.
vented by Durno's Catarrh Snuff.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute, only % cents. "Hale's Honey
Of Hoarhound and Tar" for Coughs anc
Colds soc and 81.
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TELEGRAPH"

students wanted Immediately TO learn Tel -ragl--
and take Offices as soon as competent send Iu- 81,
lars. \. w. TELEGRAFH INSTITUTE. Janrs'..t. Nr
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OE a. O00 peE day! Agents wanted Al
% III BZU classes Of working people 81 =.
tner sex. young or old, make more money 81 va
for us in their spare moments all the 1nt. '''
at ANYTHING else Particulars free. Adtr-,s
STINsON s. co. Portland, Maine.
nuYYrzR We CURE the habit rEEEANrNT-l
nHB1fM CHEAP, QUICK, without =UtsrAz p
"HEIHl inconvenience Describe yna[ az
Uk 4UIx Address 5. &. ARMsTF"S". VI. d.
EATERS Berrien, Michigan. p o BaN'
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r.
COMO East
Rrprcss and Mail, leaves ;i5a. m. and 1880 y. m
Accommodation, leaves at 400 p. m.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS
ro-r oFyICr OPPOSITE ARcrs oFytrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12
Hismarck's Opinions of .b. p,,,


" H@ald correspondent. gives tho soJlec.
I ~ az the thanee1los's sievs sbsons sha
?apal question. "'"U' 30"
JUST now d good .ea! Of ei? 10 asiu9
poured On the G!e. but it will rot PIE sh@
" % causing = universal confia grafton.
.ol i nave good reason 80 kndw chat things
are oelnS considered TRANQUILITY again in tho
'allcan. The climate is hotter there, an@
W. would wrong she Church were we -
JG"se their temperament by the scale OF sus
northern German Roman zealots Most Ok
}ne power Is spent. and che official prssso
IKE The CsSeruatoro Goma1O and the siri,lG
,"h"f,sa. have been commanded to .ubeidso
III - able cha. soon We wal haze offers
or peace. Well. We are no barbariaus. We
ana not seek the stS!ts. an,f if the Uo'v SEQ
i. on.v wise enough 70 elect some on. Who
.n'.ss more OF Ihri-t's goldea rub, than o.
'he golden cali 81! temporal power. no. o
stone vii: be Lara in She way of "a. ues
Eope. Ihe great German nation Will poeo
an can NOT, allow any foreign gsyerp1neno
'.es any OF It's subjects. sc the vatnaS
WIZ reconcile stsel3 to our Iaws. and Aaa
I af ~ tho understanding slat she Pope iS
!. an the 1reer the more independent ne is q
~ ~ Policy OF ce,tain congregations Aen mo-
one Q VIII refuse him the reverence and cope
ssiueration due the religious leader OF the
0:f~an Catholic popu1asioa.'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-12

proved lands that will double the guam
titles yearly produced of grain and cot
ton, as we'll as other products, that will
find ready market in Europe and give
US the advantages Of balance of
trade. It il this view Of things,
periodically and honestly taken, that in
spires Senator Sherman's confidence in
our present national currency. It is a
confidence, based upon the wealth of the
country and the stability of its Republican
institutions, that all Americans should en-
terrain. The opponents Of the present
financial system of this country erro-
neously attribute the cause of the present
financial troubles to the currency Of the
country. and are disposed to exaggerate
their extent and influence. There has
been money panic in New York, caused
by over speculation and want of the ua.
tional currency to meet the requirements
not of legitimate business but of specula.
tors and the banks who had loaned their
money too freely for speculative purposes.
The banks applied to the government
for help, and upon being refused TO
the extent they wanted. made that an ex.
cuse for suspending payments to deposi-
tors, and other banks throughout the
country were not slow to find an excuse
for doing the same thing, and suspension
became the rule instead Of the exception.
This state Of things has failed to make
the panic general among the people. 1t
has been confined to New York, and has
had no other effect than to cause the sus-
pension Of banks. The national currency
has steadily made Roadway through the
storm and been in increased demand |
among all classes of the people. Those
who were SO lucky as to have well filled |
pocket-books with it were happy, while
hose who had deposited their green
oacks" in bank looked blue And this is
proof clear enough that the panic was
cot general and was not caused by the na-
ional currency, but by over speculation
nd disposition Of the banks to protect
themselves at the expense of their deposi-
ors. LEGAL TENDER.
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4 Noble Eerrymau.

Three miles from Demopolis. On French
creek. Alabama. ferry was once kept by a
gentleman whose elegant manners. com
naDding appearance and splendid ewes AT
t'acted the attention Of all who passed ,h,.
way. The man was Colonel Nichola. RaouI-
VINO had accompanied the Emperor Napc-
leon IN his Punishment ID Elba. When RI.
Emperor left that island it is said that
Colone! Roaul commanded his advance
guard OF two hundred grenadiels. In Ala.
6ama Colonel Raou! was so poor .ha- b.
terrled passengers over French creek lin.
ser. In sight OF this scene of his.daIly toll.
IN an humble cabin. lived his wife and ca:l.
dren- Madame Raoui. who had once. been
a marchoness. and also maid of homo. 10
queen Caroline, under King Mural. vas a
orliilant Italian beauty. From the glitter
OF royalty. with its robes Of relve. and it's
peds OF down, she had Turned aside 20 shac.
ne. husbands fate. No wonder the traveller
5azed upon her Hueenly form with rever-
7hce' or that one telt honored at being fer
ieo across the stream by the .!!Ustri9u.
colonel Raoul.
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BE Thanked.

!Fron the Memphis Daily Appeal, October I. 49,.
The fearful mortality which has made
our devoted city so conspcuou. before the
country has aroused the sympathie. OF our
tellow-citizens of the Union. and they come
to our relief this morning with money.
accompanied with words OF sympathy and
cheer that prove to us that. as Commodore
Hoiilns said on memorable occasion.
blood is thicker than water" Al. mem.
DRY of the hideous and horrid past. III.
traces OF which we have only to cross the
borders of the Mississippi. to realize a liv
ing present. vanish before the living touch
OF the gentle hand of charity thus extended.
We choke IN the throat. and tears Of graft.
tude sufuse our eyes, as we read dispatch
after dispatch from distant cities detailing
the tenders and offerings of hearts SO warm
that their pulsations seem to reach ,s even
here in our beloved, our stricken city. From
the capital OF our State. from our citizens
abroad, from New Orleans. the commercial
capital of the South. from Chicago. :ust
emerging from the ashes Of a great fire
from far away Boston. no. vet recovered
from her terrible cOntlagration, from New
York. and from our sister cities OF Lou;s.
VILE and st. Louis come liberal con:rii,.
tons to the fund which our citizens AT
home have so molly sustained to keep !;fe
n the Howard Association. God bless The
yivers. and enable them and theirs TO real.
re that there is 4 bond between VIZ that
Nothing ever can sever. tho touch of uatur.
hat makes the whole world kin.