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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-08-06
CInclnnasI lIaEkets.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 5.-Flour quiet at
Sc 20d6.50. Wheat market steady wi
moderate demand at SL2561.2S. Corn
market steady with moderate demand at
43645c. Rye market steady with mo-
derate demand at 70672c. Oats quiet and
unchanged in every respect. Barley duh
and prices nominal. Groceries firm Oils
unchanged. Eggs market steady with 8
moderate demand at 12612ac. Butter and
cheese market steady with moderate
demand. Mess pork very firm al $l6.256
17.25. Lard quiet and nominally for steam
Sc; sales of kettle at S5c. Bulk firm shout
ders 8GS1c for August; clear rib 93d9ae
for August; clear 9sd9ac. Bacon firm
and gooI demand; sales of shoulders at
SIC; clear rib 10sc; clear l03e. Whisky
steadv at Gle
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Sew York Dry Goods aarhes.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.--Dry goods
Commission agents continue fairly active
and both cotton and woolens are freely dis
tributed to Western and Southern jobbers.
The market for cotton goods is steady with
q good demand for standard sheetings,
fine bleached shirtings and cotton iannels.
Prints are DOW quite active in first bands.
Worsted dress fabrics are in fair demand.
Wool hsnneIs are very brisk with scarcity.
Low pricsd scarlets, fine fancy cassimeres,
black beavers and Moscows are quiet.
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new Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 5.-Flour duh;
family S.. 50d9 so. Corn in good demand
and scarce; yellow 6Se: white 7sGSOc.
Oats duh at 37If42c. Bran dull st
Soc. Hay. dull; no sales. Pork dull at
17sc; dry salt meats scarce, shoulders
&c. Bacon 9261146Iac. Hams l2.6
16c. Lard quiet; fierce oad9c; keg 1Om
10Ic. Sugar in good demand; fully fair
9sc; prime 10!c. Molssses no move
ment. Whisky quiet; Louisi ma 95c; Gin
cinnati 81. Coffee firm at 1SG223c. Ster-
ling 264, sight 2 premium; gold l15tt.
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MOSQUITO Bars and Dry Goods at great
" reduced prices at Chas. Rlehheimer q
Co.'s, 40 College street. aug6 "
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CITY NOTICES.

A sure cure for ChiIls and Fever. Aser's
Ague Cure never fails. aug6 eod1w
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MEMPHIS, Aug. g. Flour firm at
S6.5OaS 90. Corn dull and prices dropping
5866Oc. Oats dull and prices dropping at
4O64lc. Hay dull; timothy 266. Corn
meal dull aud prices dropping at S2.SO6
200. Bran firm at $3.50. Bacon, demand
fair and market firm; shoulders 940l04c;
sides lie. Pork and lard duh but I'M
changed.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull; western red S1.436
1.59. Corn dull; western mixed BIC. Oats
active; western mixed SSd39c; white 40
42c. Bye scarce and firm at oo0lOc:
Provisions quiet and unchanged: Lard dun
at S4685c.. Whisky steady at 965G97c.
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LnuisxfIIa Markets.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-Bsgging firm and
demand good; hemp and fax 14614zc:
Flour steady aud unchanged and demand
fair. Wheat firm at Sl.2OG1.3O for new
on arrival. Corn firm at 5S662e inelud-
ing sacks. Oats firm and demand fair at
44c in sacks and delivered. Rye quiet st
6O665c OF arrival. Barley nominal. Hay
quiet and steady at S1S619.O0 for choice
from store. Coffee very firm with an up
ward tendency at 22s625tc for Rio. Mess
pork held at S16016.50. Bacon 6rmer and
demand good; shoulders 94I69Ie; clear rib
IO5611c; clear lie packed. Bulk frmer
and demand good for shoulders st &c; clear
rib 95c; clear 10c, all loose. Hams steady
and demand good for sugsr-curec, held at
14sN151c; plain 13613ac. Lard steady;
choice leaf 9691c; tierce 1Oc; kegs prime
steam SIC. Whisky steady at &c.
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NEW YORK Aug. k5.--Money continues
easz at 364 per cent. Sterling dull at 1867
610e5 for sixty days, and 109a61O9a Tor
sight. Customs receipts for to-day were
1882, 900. God opened quiet but tribe
firmer at 115!n1151, with nearly all the
business at 1l5s. Loans were from 4 to
per cent for carrying. CleariDgs S22,O0O,-
600. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000. Governments closed firm with
a good demand. State bonds dull stocks
opened firm but later prices declined los
per cent in general at s61a, in st. Paul and
Northwest COMMON shares at first closed
firmer. A feeling Prevailed that specula-
ton, generally speaking, was dull but
fair decree of activity was noted in Western
Union, Laks Shore, Northwest, st. Paul,
Pacific Mail and Union Pacific. The total
exports Of produce from this port during
the week ending to-day were So, O96, IA.
Total exports since Jan. to date $40, 99z,-
100.
Sterling Exchange, Bank Bills 100;
U. 8. coupons, 1881, 119a ex-interesi;
5-20's Of 1862, 117l; do. 1854, 117s; do.
1865, 1881; DO. new issue 5-20s Of 80,
1I7s ex.interest; do. '67, 11Ss ex-
interest; do. 1858, 11S1 ex-interest; new
6ves 114s; u. S. coupons 1040s 115;
g. s. currency 6's, 1145; Missouri State
bonds, 93l ex-intsrest; Tennessee old olz
ex-in crest; new 81; w. U. Telegraph 9244;;
New York Central 1853; Erie 59k.
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RTVEk NEWS.

Stage Of Ripers, AHg. 5, IS76--Height Of tcateT
a6ovs loo s0atsr mark at 800 p. M ss-f
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STATE OF TBE WEATHER..
Local Report for fhfs City, Tuesday.
Aug. 3, 1873. M
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CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Flour-market
quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Wheat fair demand but at lower rates; No
spring S1.23; No 2 S1.173; regular spot
sI.15sc; August 1O8; September No do
S1.O5I. Corn, demand fair and market
firm; a shade higher; No 2 S75c, cash or
August; 3Sac bid for September. Oats
steady with moderate demand at at26ac
on spot; 26c for September. Rye, demand
fair and market arm; No 2 58c. Barley for
spot dull and prices nominaly; demand fair
and market firm for futures; No. 2 S46S6c.
Mess pork demand fair and market firm at
$3.50. Lard demand light but holders
firm at 7sa75c cash. Bulk meats, demand
fair and prices advanced; shoulders held at
7ac; short rib middles .9sed9sc. Bacon
quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Whisky 92693c. -
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ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Flour, market
Quiet with q moderate demand and un-
changed. WheSt, demand fair and market
firm for best grades; prime to choice red by
sample $1.306L45. Corn firm; No 2
98aSe5c cash; S9c fer September; 44c
sacked. Oats dull and market unsettled,
Ne2 2Ssa3Osc cash; 27ac September. Barley
Quiet: new No 2 &c. Rye quiet at 68a70c.
Whisky steady at 92e. Pork firmer; order
lots si6.75617; dry salt meats firm and
higher; loose shoulders 6691c; clear rib up
country. Bacon, firm and hLger for fa-
ture iobbing lots; shoulders &c; clear rit
1O5a10sc; clear 10sa1Oss;; clear rib Septem-
her lie. Lard quiet; summer steam 81 40
Hogs firm at S4.25s4.50. Cattle quiet
through Texan 81 so $50: fat Go S2.75s
4.75; native COWS and heifers $2.50&4.0 90;
a.. - oho;oo o4aorc c1aS5
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Total visible supply. .2,32s, 5s5 249s 2a 2,lS5lO6
OF the above, the totals of American and 9TH
er descriptions are as follows:
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LoufsvIIIe snd Nashville and ssrea
Southern Railroad.

Leave Staten on North College street at 500
Az daily and l:35 P. n, Daily except Sunday
Arrives al 700 A. NJ, and 40 p. n.
e The I-35 ?. u. train does not stop Of any point
field Junction. --rera-- r-fr
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07
BODY Found in the River

About noon on Sunday, the dead body
Of man was seen floating in the river
George Lamont aud Sam King went out
in a skif and towed it ashore near the
Water Works. and it was taken charge Of
by Coroner Knox. The body was much
decayed. Deceased was probably about
40 years Of age was feet 9 inches high
hair pretty much gone, whiskers gray
had on brown Jean clothes COW hide boots,
wooden mttens had, in his pockets, $l.IO
in money, a husking peg and something
in a small bottle which was supposed to be
sugar Of lead There was nothing by
which the name of the deceased could be
learned A coroner jury made up yer
dict Of found drowned, and the body
was buried by the Coroner.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07
WESTERN Union R-R-

Connects Of Rock Island with an dyerging lines
Al FULTON with the & a y. " Il. x for Clinton
and Omaha, west, aud Chicago. east
Al frvpprt with the / G. r. Il & g.. 4 y "
h r
A. Bcloit Clinton and Racine with the c. a
n " y
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS And MIME
sofa RAILWAY
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NOTES. HIRE AND THERE.

The article in this paper in regard to the
prize won by an American girl in Rome
will be read with pride by every Ameri-
can.
The farmers of Iowa are beginning to
talk Of candidates for Governor, Lieuten-
nt-Governor, ETC., independent of the old
party machines.
Mr. Rice, formerly of the paper mill
firm of Rice, Brightman 4 Seeley, Of this
city, but now a resident of Milwaukee, is
in tOwn-at the Harper House.
General satisfaction is expressed with the
order of the Mayor in regard to licensed
vehicles 1t will be benefit to all owners
of licensed vehicles, give all fair and
equal chance, and the public will now
know where to find them.
An occasional correspondent of the Chi
eago Tribune, who has been looking over
the peoples representatives in Springfield,
writes that paper that Durham, of Hen
ry is probably the ablest man in the oppo-
sition. He has large head and frame
and is a solid debater.
One Of the latest cases of absence of
mind is that Of a man in Tennessee who
used roll of greenbacks as a stopper in his
demijohn. If he would only keep the
stopper there, he would probably find a
profit even in this expensive stoppage.
A lady in Portland, Me, who met with
painful accident the other day, found
the pain very much aggravated by being
spoken OF in the newspaper as "A denizen
Of Portland. - This reminds us of the
woman who was struck speechless with
rage when DIR. johnson called her "a pre-
position
The City Council meets this evening, and
the people will watch the proceedings with
some interest-especially the allowance Of
bills. The safe way for every Alderman
to do Is to vote against every bill about
which there is any doubt and call the yeas
and nays on it, 50 that the people can
know who is who That the only way to
make record.
Mayor Davenport made no promises or
pledges 20 any one before election, and the
article in the Union entitled sorry ad-
mission Is wholly untrue Mr. Lyon will
not help his case any by newspaper
agitation. We have no desire to iniure
him, but we assure him and his friends. if
he has any, that it will be much better for
him to keep still.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07
WON the Pnnria EaHirM


Rev T. c. Workman, whose wife is in
jail at Matamoras for the murder at Eure-
ka, Is man who believes in training up
a child in the way etc, if may Judge
from the Ell Pas0 jonrad. which says Mr.
Workman was not happy in his domestic
relations. Mrs. W has the reputation of
being a vixen. Some how she took no de
light in her husband sermons, and has
been heard 10 tell him that she hoped she
had heard him preach for the last time
Perhaps a conversation related by the old
est boy will explain this He said
got a letter of father out of the
postothce and showed it to mother. 1t
was from a woman where We used to live
and was regular love letter. Didn't
mother raise hell about it though
used 70 get other letters and one lot / an
swered. had to be mighty sly about it,
and watch when the mail came in, for if
father had found out about it, he would
have raised particular hell
Nice family this for a lot Of boys. Those
who blame the poor woman may pause and
reflect whether the thought of everybody
writing her husband love letters was calcu-
lated to calm the poor wife. In this ex
cited, jealous state the discovery Of Mrs
Hedges correspondence acted like a match
tn n train already laid
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07
GOING EAST

Express and Mail, lcuvess:t5a. m. and 10 30 p m
Accommodation, leaves at4;O0 p. m.
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AIFuU AND ngrAwkA 5.8u y VI SEQ A ".
SwvdUua and Sew Windsor arrives Tuesday.
and Thursday Ut . r. " Departs wednesday, and
Saturdays at a. N
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Tur ROCK ISLAND AReus offers half /.


THE Rock ISLAND ARGUS offers half /,
column Of poor consolation to Haver
stick. VIII THE ARGUS crafty us b,
stating just where it stands in the ''un
pleasantness. Moline ReoieD
No attentive reader of THE ARGUS is a
all in the dark on that question-but fol
the benefit of the little Moline pap-suckel
who devotes his paper to reprinting laws
of Congress- little job got for him by
Hawley to stop his whining and tault-hnd.
ing, we will restate where The ARGUS
stands TIE ARGUS don't care cont
mental for either Haverstick or jackson
whether one or the other is nominally
postmaster and pockets the profits. Hav
erstick never had much to do with the of
fee, except to draw his pay; and jackson
will probably run the machine in the same
way. Hayerstick never gave his persona
attention to the duties of the Office, and il
is not likely that Jackson will leave hi,
law practice to act as postmaster The OF.
fee is comfortable sineeure to Hayer-
stick, and will be to Jackson Neither
ought to have it. Practically, Capt. Dave
MckOwn is postmaster-an Rock Island
never had better one. 1t was shame
full outrage for Hawley and Grant and Lo-
gan and Oglesby to violate their own ClylI
Service Rules and remove a man from the
Office for no cause except Hawley person
al hostility, and ignore the rule which
would have given the office to Capt Nc
Kown, in case of a removal 1t has dis
gusted everybody in this county with Grant,
Hawlcy, Logan, Oglesby x Co-except such
pap suckers as the Rerie,o, and here and
there a man who holds post office OF
wants a government place. If Mr., Haw-
ley had had sense enough to apply even
one portion of the Civil Service Rules and
appointed Capt Mckown the change
would have been popular one. The ap-
pointment Of jackson was about the most
unpopular one he could have made But
he had an object in it, and that object was
this Hawley intends to make a living
out Of politics He intends to 60 to Con
cress from this district for the next FIVE
elections or so long as it remains dis
trict as now organized, if he can, and then
he intends to be Governor or [. 5. Sena-
tor. or any other good thing which he can
pick UP. and he wants just such men a.
Jackson in every post Office in his district
To help him control the town caucusses
and get the delegates And this We think
he will do He win find, however, that
getting a few delegates together to confer
upon him the nomination Of the decaying
and nearly defunet Republican party is a
very different affair from getting elected
again. At the next election for Congress
the Republican party will be swept away
and upon the ruins of it will rise . party
Of the people whose duty it will be to leg
islate, in future, for the many and not for
the few.
Moline Rerjar please copy.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07
Tricks on the People.

Our legislature had bill before it
making it the duty Of the Attorney
General to defend all actions instituted by
thee railway companies against citizens for
any act committed in taking advantage Of
the 'three-cent- per-mile' law-intended
specially to protect the Mclean County
farmers who have been sued for $1,000
damages by the Chicago and Alton
Company and it passed the House on
Friday Of last week, by LOG yeas to !
nays - The Inter Ocean says
When the measure came up for con.
sideration it was found that the emery.
cncy clause had mysteriously disappeared
but this trouble was remedied. This is
not the first time bills have been tamper.
ed with in the House, and it is about time
there was an explanation 1t is rather
remarkable, too, that railway bills are
peculiarly susceptible to these improper
manipulations.
Radical engrossing clerks are peculiarly
susceptible to these tricks.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07
More Farmers Oranges.

EDITOR OF THE ARGUS We are still
at work. On Friday. April 4th, We organ
lied Rural Grange John v Cook, Mas
ter, p. o. address, Rural Rock Island
Co., and n. B. Wright, Secretary, 2. o.
Coal Valley, Thirty members.
On Saturday afternoon, April 9Th,
Hampton Grange, i. d. Edwards, Mas
ter, p o. Franklin Crossing, and Geo. w.
Cook, Secretary, z. Q. Hampton. Twen-
ty-seven members.
On Saturday evening, April 9Th, Pleas
ant Valley Grange; John G. COrbin. Mas
ter, p, o. Moline, and Geo. A. Crawford,
Secretary, p o. Hampton. Twenty three
members.
There are now about fifteen oranges of
the Patrons of Husbandry organized in
Rock Island Co., and more waiting for the
services Of the Deputies.
FRANK Il. HARRIS, Co. Deputy.
P, o., Milan, ILL.,
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Some poor Congressman. we are told.
whom the $4,000 back pay appropriation
left as poor as ever, have sold their
copies of the Medical and Surgical History
Of the Rebellion for 500 apiece As each
member was entitled to eight copies Of the
work the vendors have made q good thing
Ol IT, IL cost the Government 1925 a
copy to print the book but why find fault
when it has probably been placed where it
will do the most good ~ y. Tribune
Wonder what Mr. Hawley has done with
the eight copies belonging to this district ?
They were printed at the peoples expense
and belong to the people For Congress
men to presume that all the documents
printed at public expense belong to them,
personally is great mistake. They are
printed for the people What has Mr..
Hawley done with the eight copies be
longing to this district? They should be
distributed to the public hbraries-one Of
them to the Rock Island public library
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07

MnuEV Made Rapidly with Stencil and Key
NUM- Check Outfits Catalogues and full
particulars FREE. 5 NJ. SPENCER III Hanover
street Boston, Mass.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07

LARGE STOCK or Doors AND SHOES
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Mr. f. G..
Smedley has opened a large and complete
stock Of boots and shoes at Krorers old
stand on Illinois street, just west Of the
First National Bank. and heuow assures the
public that he will sell at greatly reduced
prices, guaranteed to be Jeio,r cost, anC
cheaper than any other concern west O
Chicago Smedley invites examination o
his stock and defes competition for low
prices lie means all he says.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07

Mr. Mary Foley. of East Davenport,
had a brother james on the Inflated Str
Atlantic On Wednesday and Thursday
she was unable to get any information con
corning her brother, by telegraph, and 50
She was forced to wait until the publica-
ton of a full list of lost and saved-her
heart being loaded with mingled sorrow
and anxiety 70 a degree that threatened
her health, if not her mind She was at
the postoffce ON the arrival Of every mail
To look at paper, from distance-morn-
ing and evening she waited for the city
dailieS with hope and fear, only TO have
her fears enhanced. Saturday morning
she appeared at the postofhce-where As
sistunt Postmaster Teale was ready ID
greet her with glad news. As she ap-
preached the delivery he held out a New
York Herald Of Thursday morning, which
contained a complete list Of the person,
rescued from the rocks and wreck TO which
they chung 50 long-and in the list was the
name Of James Foley The good woman
was nearly beside herself for joy She
clapped her hands, and wept, and laughed
and kissed the paper again and again, and
was in an ecstacy that would not allow
/ her to be quiet.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07
The Thoughtful Physician

Does not regard spring Is a healthy season Its
sudden transitions Of temperature, searching winds
and chilling rains are provocative Of rheumatism
and neuralgia, and where there is predisposition
TO dyspepsia or bilious cholic, or chIs and fever
snch variations of the weather apt to superip-
dnce visitation of one or the other Of those com
plants BY toning and regulating the system with
hosletters stomach Bitters at this season. these
evils may however, be warded OF. The direct ct
feet oil the Standard Vegetable Specific is to invie
crate the BODY and renovate the constitution while
indirectly operates as preventive of disease bv
purifying the animal fluids from any acid particles
they may contain, and regulating the functions
upon which health mainly depends notably those
Of digestion, secretion and evacuation
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07

BARLow's INDIGO BLUE.-This is de
signed especially for bluing clothes. Il
dissolves perfectly clear, and will not settle
on the clothes. Is warranted to color more
water than double the same quantity OF
indigo BE sure you get the genuine, pre-
pared by d. S Wiltberger, 233 North I'd
street, Philadelphia. For sale in Rock Is
land by all dealers. 3-7deod6- III.
For sale in Rock Island by Henry Dart 5
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EVERY c0RNET BAND

W. ~ Wv classes OF working people OF e.
ther sex, young or old, make more money at wo-k
for Us in their spare moments or all the time thar
at anything else. Particulars free. Address T.
ST1NSON & CO.. Portland, Maine.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07
Return Of Mr.. Hawloy---ThO Salary Business.

Return Of Mr., Hawley---Tho Salary Business
Hon, John b. Hawley and family re
turned home from Washington Saturday
evening 1t is known to most of our
citizens that Mrs Hawley has been an
invalid for nearly two years, and her many
friends will be glad to know that she re-
turns with health much improved.
In conversation with Mr.. Hawley, to-day
we asked him if he had drawn the back
pay, His answer was No. | declined -
We did not ask any further questions re
garding lt-but if he has simply left it in
that way Of course he can at some
future time take it, If he has no
intention OF ever taking it. he should
give the L S Treasurer an order to draw
it and place it in the Treasury as did
Messrs. Roberts Of New York, and Merrick
of Maryland That would place it out Of
his power to ever touch it, We had a lit
tie instance Of declining to draw money
when Mr. Hawleywas one OF our Aldermen.
He and Reube Hatch both declined to
take their city orders until they had made
all they could out of the matter politically
and until they supposed the people had
forgotten it, and then they quietly took
their orders and got the money for them.
Don't let us have that thing played over
again, in this case.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-04-07

Clean Up All owners and occupants
Of property are hereby notified to clean
their alleys and yards Of all dirt and filth
calculated to produce disease If not done
before the 18th day Of April, shall cause
the same to be done according to law. and
shall collect the cost Of said work from
owners and occupants Of the property.
For the general health of the city | re
quest all citizens to see that this order is
Immediately and faithfully executed.
b II. KIMBALL,
+d&wlwI City Marhal.
Rock Island, ILL.,, April 3. 1873