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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-30
The California Political Revolution.

Some of the characteristics of the politi-
cal revolution in California are admirably
set forth in a speech delivered by Mr.. John
F Swift, one Of the ablest men of the indie
pendents When the nomination for can
didates for United States Senator was in
order, Mr.. Swift, in the Assembly, said -
| consider myself the most fortunate
man who has ever stood upon the floor OF
q, California Legislature, for the reason
that 1t is my proud privilege to offer to this
House as candidate for United State.
Senator name that in itself has become
not only in this State but throughout the
nation, the symbol Of justice and purity
and tie watchword of resistance to wrong
Need | go further and say to a Californii
Legislature that the man is Newton Booth
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aud
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Thousands of certificates are
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put all the functions Of the body
in healthy condition.
EE- Sold by Druggists everywhere
j, P. MILLS, Sole Propr
80 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
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CLIMAX! GILMAN!

I.-e'S C-maX Salve, a Family
esSing for % cents.
1t heals without a scar. NO
family should be without it.
warrant it tOcure ScrGfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and SprainS.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
1t has 10 parallel-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound OF
Arnica, with many other En-
tracts ard Balsams, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-30
DR., WHITTIER,

gi7 ST. Charles ST. louis No. has been longer
eare 10 the Of all yeuercaI and sexual diseases
than any specials, in ST. Louis the city pnrers show
also sexual debility and imocuey the
result in youth sexual excessesi symptoms
seminal emissions debility dimness OF
memory pmpes the face ply steal decay
society Of females confusion of ideas loss OF
sexual power are permanently cured Pamphlet SO
free. Every letter inquiry with stamp answered
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DR.. c. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician,


No PIT & 279 S. Clark ST., Cor. Van Buren,.
II j. well known DIV all readers of this paper that
pr O. BigeloW is the oldest Established physician u
Chicago, who has made The Treatment OF all chrome
and sexual diseases specially science and eXpei-
ienee have made DR.. ii the most renowned HfE-
CIAIIST of the age, honorrd by the press, esteemed
II the highest medical attainments by all the med
cal institutes of the day, hrving devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HIS LIFE IN periectl' remedles MAJ ma
will cure pO-ltiVeS the worst chsce CT CHR MI
| AND FRlNATk DISEASES of the HENllh Ghi-
| NARY ORG ANS in both sexes, Seminal NeaSngs
/ producing Nervousness, Aversion to Socie y, I'M
/ paired vision, Loss Of Memory and Miami cd pei
feciiy cured. 1t l. evident That one who confines
| himself 70 the study # certain diseases. lfeaLtk
thousands of cases every year must have CREATE
skill than physician in a general prartlce Rea'
| his MEDICAL TREATIsE FOR ladies ana gentleman
sen fire. Ia any address in sealed envelope Consul
| alton free The finest rooms il the eity- with sep
| srale par ior ladies and Gentlemen. Ca!i' W
se,. Iiy the doctor Correspondence 'I,fdenli.
Sdd es3 aii lette,s to IlR c BlGtLlW, No. "a
: Clark St Office hours from A Nj. to 5 Pm. ; san
, DAYS 2 T. NJ TO >
eSsar5e ReDedee. the best prevention OF conception
known Sent /" any address: enclose stamt
| The following testimonial as 10 the skill and sue
cess of DR.. c, Bigelow was published IN TINS city
Relief FOR TAE AFFLIoTEp.-Diseascs Of a pc
= cuiar nature require more than ordinary care an
attention by a skiilful and well educated physician
There are q great number of iretenders to phys1ta
science who gull the unwary, who Issue long ~. aV
vertisements and bring pre- ended tesilm9hiaaI
from AN parts of the world as to theirwonde ia
, | k owivdge. but who. when tested by rsoh {
I ordinary good common sense, are foinu 10 ot u
cduainted with al no the first ri5csples u Heu
cal s.ien e. ana ign ant of the vrry ames OF &c
taia parts of the hum system. rs Aperlmehte
| md expressed hs the me aical world ouch me
q abound in Chicago. and who take car 20 FeiGf
distant Dlaces Tor medical C 3aracter, instead
= mere where the cheat could be detected;
~ Dr. Biaelow is not + his cas- he ls a re u, hl'
= bred physi ian His repatation IS best kno" T. ne
"a in OUT midst. He wants no distant reiere 'ccs D
i wen spoken of by every one ei trusting !htl
/ - yts TO his care. While the world egduros u
iR cItss of phvsici rs are r. uircd, a d If any O
I needs such service il is of the utmost l"portatt
ID 10 engage only man whose experience Is equal
II his Offer of medical aid: d, without pTclhdice,
4 anvil terest in saving other tia the ruth We IT
a. am nend most cor tally mphatca y SAGA
he ;it M Ri,re o,y nj his central rooms 30 : c a
IN g. Ebir % fbjrg0O To4rH H. Dec J. 1863.
u 4I9d&wh
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Total. 1900 GIFTS, all Cash, amounting toS1,5oo'o

Total. 10 600 Gifts, all Cash, amounting toSl,5oooo
The chances for gilt are as one TO five,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets. $50; Halves, 81 Tenths, or each
couvon. IS; Eleven Whole Tickets Tor S9o0, 20
a27 " hoe tickets 10 $4,000. No discount On less
than $500 wo tn of tickets.
The FourIh Gift Concert viii be conducted In all
ronacts ike the thrre which have already been
given, and full particulars may be learned from
cirrnlars which will be sent free from this ONCE lo
ali who apply for them.
/ riders 10 tickets and app lea ions for agencies
will be at ended III the order they are received
and i'll ped the, viii b. sent III promgt J: INA
/ there NAV be no disappointment or clay IN hllinE
all Liberal terms given 10 those who Gus to gel
| agafn. All agents are peremptorially required {
settle u their accounts and return all unsoid teA
''' - '- THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Aet Pub Libr Ky. and Manager Gift GO ncert
| Public LIBRARY Building, Louisville, ny
Tickets al E, Breunert's or Smith Il Bonney
Drufr
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BENZ. 0. WOODS.
Manufacturer OF
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$40 s,1 Fede7aHnd 1872 Kneelanf SITS, B. 'ston.
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$4,000 CASH GIFTS
4 1. so O, 900

will be distributed among the tCket-hoiaers;
The ekets are printed in coupons, - le 1 aL'
ali 1ractlonal parts will be represented III tut "i""
! inc lust as whole tickets are
/
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MEDICAL.
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,

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combination of remedies, ever employed. In the
various scrofulous disc ses, such external CLAN
duIar scrofula, diseases of the joints and spine
roue ulcers, ricketts,, Sc, the result has been most
| gratifying Id by druggists at 81; bottles IS
| CHARLES A. OSMUN. Chemist and Druggist.
| IS, 18th avenue, New York.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24

For two days past, our Jewish citizens
have been celebrating the festival of Tisri,
Monday being the first day of the year &C
cording to the Jewish reckoning. It's be-
lieved BY those of that faith thai on the first
day of the year, the books wherein mans
deeds are recorded above, are balanced, and
new account opened. .---" /
In very Interesting article regarding
this festival, the ST. Louis RepubIicdn says:
The observance of this solemn religious
festival among people whose history ex-
tends back, not for 3 few centuries only,
but thousands Of years, TO period in the
very infancy of the race, long before Aga
memnon marshalled his hosts before the
walls of Troy; before Greece was known
or Rome was great, cannot but awaken re-
Fiction in the mind of the reader. Ancient
traditions tell Us of the forms aud cere-
monies employed when Israel was great,
and her king the WIsest and the most court
ed monarch in the world; when jerusalem
glitterred in gold and the cities of Israel
were magnificent and prosperous. The
same solemn rites are still 2prartised, but
among people whose ancestors were ex-
lied from the banks of Jordan and Arnoni
and from the mountains of JQdea, nearly
eighteen centuries ago. The continued eX-
istence of Judaism, the preservation of Its
ritual is miracle of human history. Last
evening only, the sons of Israel, in strange
land-far away from the seats of their an
cient tabernacles, celebrated rites which
their ancestors had celebrated through a
hundred generations. What wonderful
history for people! Prayers we're uttered
which had been repeated by lips which have
been silent for thirty centuries. "a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
ID. B.. HOWELL,

tie Union and American:

b.. s ~
Learning that portion Of my remarks
at the Chattanooga depot, ON last Saturday
night, have been misconstrued into a re-
Election on my Irish fellow-citizens, desire
to state exactly what did say. l said that
it had been reported to me thatall of the
negroes and Dutch were for Kerchevsl; but
a visit TO the, Ninth Ward convinced me
that my German friends had been misrepa
resented. had also been, told that the
Irish and negroes were for Kegchevas but l
was happy to find that my Irish friends had
also been misrepreSenLed. l.,a ft 4-a.. ~
Ny object in speaking TO them was to
convince those who opposed me, Of their
error, if Ijconld,i in order that we might lock
shields. This being the case, could not
have been guilty of the insane policy of in
sulting item, for that would have defeated
TIL very object had in view. /, was the
friend of The Irishman when it was worth
something to be- their friend, and without
hypocrisy l say l am still their friend. OF
Irish descent myself, know something of
their history. 1t was John Mccain who
suffered death with the immortal Emmet
end others. It was Anthony 2McC ann, W ho,
while sn exile In Hamburg for his devotion
to his country, furnished Campbell, the
Irish bard, with the inspiring thoughts
which eliminated in that sweet Irish bal
lad, the Exile of Erin. In fact, if l rad
time and space, l could show them that few
names are more closely interviewer in
Irish history than that of McCaun. These
misrepresentation come from the PAM
pered members who fatten on the peoples
money. They are the men who, ifthey find
a man too honorable To be a fell, oyy oleanar
of the, spoils, when faction's sickle Sweeps
the public wealth, lift up their angry yeices
to the. crowd and breathe around their pes
tilentiai breath until Virtues. self is tainted
by the touch. JNo. j. MCCAIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
DICKsoN COUErY.

! Correspondence Of the Union and American.
DEAsoN's SCHOOL HOUSE, Sept. 49,
Fodder is about all pulled that viii be. The
dry weather injured 1t considerably. To-
bacco is very much injured, first by the dry
weather and second by the worms which
have been more numerous this year thar
ever known before. We have had no rain
for six weeks or more, hence you may sup
pose the corn is cut short. The schools sre
progressing rapidly in our county. 'Ol
Sept. 10 Norman Dixon, colo,ed, died rath-
er mysteriously. He had the night previous
killed a sheep and ate largely bDereo,
Your eorrespondentexsmined him shortly
after his death and pronounced it poison.
Jessie Cunningham fell off his horse last
Saturday, and never spoke or moved af-er-
wards, having died shortly after the fall. /
The fever is raging in our county at pres
ent, and seems to be very obstinate. Dip
liberia is also prevailing, with fux and per-
tussis. r 7~- .vee INDUS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
PRIZE LIST,

The title to the above real estate is guaranteed
perfect.
The liberal terms OF the scheme brings il with
in the reach Of all-the greatest Opportunity ever
offered Tor the poor man to rise to wealth.
...;.- PRICE OF TIOKErs.a e.4
Single Tickets, S25O; Eleven Tickets. $3.50,
FiTty-slx Ileke6s, sl26CQi One Hundred and Fif-
The drawing VIII be made under the superin-
tenoenee OF committee appointed by the high
est Omclals IN tne state, duly sworn to the faith
ful performance OF the duties assigned them.
The highest officials both Of Cif,I County and
also his scheme. - -
Inc demand Tor tickets is unparalleled, and all
desiring 10 participate in the drawing should at
once fern their clubs and send iva their orders.
Agents wanted I'm All states, Cities
ou0 TOWNS In abe United states
3 end Canadas. 4, g.. s-....,I
~ Money should be sent by Registered let
ter,P y; Order, or Express with the full adj
dress OF tne purchaser in plain writing.
For further Information and tpartienlars, send
for circulars TO the Managerand Proprietor, and
address
SIMON ABELEs,
LeayeRWOrth, Kansas
sep2S cod 3m Wed, fri sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
A Good Fbing Duly Appreciated.

No-beneteial revolution ever goes backward;
and this maxim is as inyarisble in medicine as
in politics. The advent OF HOseetter's Stomach
Bitters, twenty-five years ago, produced a revo-
luton in the treatment Of large class Of all
ments, and that revolution has ever since been
in "the full tide of successful experiment. Ii
that tide has borne the pToprieUors OF the cele-
brated vegetable specific 'on to fortune 1t has
also borne thousands of human beings, who were
languishing under the effects of disease, weak
and hopeless, out OF the depths of Dependency
into the paradise of health and CheerfulDess- 1t
is no exaggeration to say, that to the vigor, the
regularity of habit of body, the good appetite
and perfect digestion, acquired under the opera
ton Of this unequalled tonic and corrective, null
titudes of people IN every walk of life, who had
been vanly physicked in the usual way, owe the
blessings of renewed health and the prospect Of
prolonged life. sep4 decd 1wSWlt-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
WHEN THIEVES FAIL OUT.


Sergeant Nike Dea yesterday morning
arrested Abe BFOwp, negro, on the charge
OF shooting with intent to Kill. It seems
that party of negroes had been playing
cards all night at Coleman Thomas saloon,
corner D5Soto and Madison streets, among
whgia vas an efd country darkey, who had
a large roll of money. This Abe was very
desirous Of possessing, and even went so
far as to cut the old mans pocket with the
intention Of robbing him. The job was
bungiDgly performed, and did not prove
successful. Aces failure excited the ire of
his pal, Ed. Woods, who hauled off and
knocked the bungier fat. Picking himself
up Abe went hunting . shot gun, but not
finding one compromised on a reyolveE, with
which he. returned to Thomas, where be
at once proceeded to marguerite first class
Christmas or Fourth of July, turning bis
pistol loose in the most reckless manner.
For acting Thus Abe was locked up, while
Ed. made his escape. lt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
.-MUNyCIPAL.
MeetiD~ a. the Board OF AIdermeu

MeetAD Ct the Board OF AIdermen.
zoe regular meeting of the Board OF
, Aldermen was hsid at p. M, yesterday,
President McCres in the chair.
REPORTS.
Jno. L. Glenn, water tax collector, re-
ports his collections at $25I, S14.
B.. M. McCanr, revenue collector, reports
bis collections attSl3,0S7y2s EzTvry
The Finance COMMITTEES ieportetiin favor
of allowing the city presedptionist sl5e.s4
for extra services. The reports were &C.
cepted.
PETITIONS.
The petitions of Mr.. Chickering and Pat
rick Lsherly, and Ella Benditt asking re-
duction Of taxes, were referred to the Ri
nance Committee with power to set.
The petition Of William Baty ;.sSing per-
mission to erect tank for the storage of
oils was referred to the incoming board.
'f-r UNFINISHED BUSINESS. -s Z
The bill sppropriating 1915 for gas posts
on Cedar street, passed third reading after
having been amended by striking ont zen
and substituting sevens ,-z ri5s
vBUsINEsSrFROM THE OTHER BOARD.
The bill sppropriating So, 245, TO lay down
. six inch water pipe on Broad street from
Vauxhall to- Carroll street, passed third
reading. -,--s..-- -
The bill appropFiating 81, 800 to lay water
pipe on Broad street from Carroll to point
opposite the Vanderbilt University passed
third reading after being amended by strik-
ing out s., 800 and substituting $500.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Pentecost-Bil authorizing the
buildire OF sewer on Summer street, from
Putnam's Alley to Gay street, and making
an appropriation o. 81 200 for that purpose
The bill appropriating SIS per month for
the term of one year from the 1st of the
present month, for the benefit of Mrs.
Catherine Edgar and her children, passed
its third reading. ,,.r
By Mr.. Breenn1Bill Sappffopriating $5s7
to laying three-inch water pipa on Univefsi-
ty and South Jefferson streets, passed third
reading. ovasz a,....sr r,az
By Mr.. Wilson-Resolution authorizing
the Chairman Of the street COMMITTEES to.
grade Demonbreuni street from Cherry to
College street, Adopted " 1 aa.s a,.cv
Adjourned TO meet Saturday. evening. at
7:30, at which time the returns from the
municipal election VIII be received. fEA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24

Notwithstanding the panic in Wall street,
New York, and the crash of Jay Cooke et
I'd on1ne genus, the financial world will be
gratltied 10 hear that thu Goal Tar Bank of
this city is still able 70 pay all demands
against it, and that this popular institution
still has the confidence of the public. The
only instance of run on the establishment
yesterday was that of a Deaderick street
millionaire, who checked out bis entire de-
post, amounting to one nickel, which be af-
forwards deposited in g beer saloon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
New Clothes.

The members OF The police force now sp-
pear In new clothes With buttons so gor-
geous that the beboIder is obliged to use a
bit of smoked glass in order to prevent be-
Ing blinded by their briliancy. This cloth.
ing was made up in NeR York by contract,
the goods selected by Police Commissioner
Parks, to whom the members of the force
desire to return thanks for the Judgment he
exhibited, and for the interest be has taken
In The matter. The cost Of the clothing is
much less than it would have been by sin
gle suit, and the material and workman.
ship are first Class, .s '-'a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
POLICE PICKINGs. . ],

John Carter, co ored, took SO many OBJ
serVstions of surrounding objects through
an inverted tumbler, that his actions ex-
cited a suspicion Of bis being drunk, which
suspicion proved to be well founded. Five
dollars.
John Green and John Stokes, INDUCED in
q little diserderly condacs, for the want Of
something better to do. They were fined
five dollars each. Ek4.s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24

"A RHODE ISLAND blacksmith has sue
ceeded IN changing the gait of a pacing
horse TO that OF trotter, by simply fasten-
ing an extra pair of shoes heavier than
usual to the fore foot whenever he wants
the horse to. trot, and taking them off at
all other times. Che sudden change OF
weight on bis for5-feet forces the horse to
change his gait. f.ts ......
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
TIckrt Agents, Convention.

The next semi annual convention Of the
General Ticket Ageats' Association of the
Ueited States, viii be held at The Maxwell!
H6nse, In this city, ia March, 1874. Much
credit is due Mr. w. B. Davenport, General
Ticket Agent Of the st. Louis and South
eastern Railway, for tie assembling of this
convention in Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
G0fuU Ahaad

Fillmore street in South Nashville is GO
ing bhesd rapidly. To keep pace with the
increase of population in that locality and
the many recent improvements, James a.
Dickens has just opened handsome. dry
goods store and has commenced business
under fattering auspices, his establishment
being very attractive indeed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24

SHARP birds, rocks and crows are. In
Munich, where seversl cases Of cholera oc-
Cured, these birds, which before few about
the steeples and thronged the streets of the
public promsnades, have allemigraied: and
the same thing is said to hsve occurred dur
ing the cholera season of 1896 and 1854.
The faet-if it be q fact-may be worth
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-09-24
STRAYED,

'NNNN0ONNNN"ON>N~NN>N cN>0~~-ON1yNoNC1N<~o0N
CTRAHEB-From Robert Kinks, on the
- Granny White pike, on Sunday night, a dark
bay Mule, IA hands high, neck sore on both sides
caused by rubbing OF breast chain. VIII paw
so reward for return of said mule to Breen's
Store, Lebanon pike. 1t*