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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-28
TwEED's PUNISHMENT:
Closely Confined in the Tombs-His Removal
to the Island Probable to-day-HIs Sentence
carries with 1t Hard Labor and the Prison
Garb.

Tweed first visitor yesterday morning
in his cell at the Tombs was his old politi
cal enemy Sheriff Brennan. The Sheriff
found him at eight clock in the morning
risen and breaktasting in his cell formerly
Stokes J, No. t, Of the Condemned Row ,
He asked Tweed what there was that he
needed, and what he could do to serve
him He complained of the dampness al d
stencil of his cell, and an examination
showed that the sewerage was defective
and caused exceedingly offensive odors
The Sheriff at once gave written orders [,
Warden johnson to remove the prisoner
from the condemned cell TO the southern
wing OF the prison, where he will have
more light and air Deputy Sheriff Shields
attended him in making the transfer. This
attention, added to several others, which
the Sheriff has paid Tweed, led the latter
to say To him:
Sheriff, | can never be too grateful to
you | had no right to expect consideration
from you, for | always fought you when
was strong.
We are not enemies now. Mr. Tweed, -
answered the Sheriff, and the two grasped
hands, the prisoner looking the better
pleased of the two The delicacy with
which Sheriff Brennan has maintained his
strict guard over the condemned man has
been frequently remarked by those who
knew the relations of the two when Bren-
nan was Controller, and which led Tweed
in bis anger one day to say Brennan was
too Internal honest either to make money
/ Tor himself or let others make it.
! 4 great deal of inquiry was made yester-
day as to the disposition to be made of him
on the Island and the effect nf a stay OF
7 proceedings, should one be obtained Ii
has been ascertained that the law requires
that he shall perform the same sort of duty
as other prisoners, notwithstanding his age
and tast-failing strength and that as q
condemned man he must wear the prison
7 garb This punishment is generally spOk-
en- of as being severer than the cOufine
ment, and certainly this humiliation TO &
man of Tweed 5 spirit has greater horror,
than any mere bodily injury 1t has be
come habitual on the part Of the general
public TO look upon Tweed as a coarse. un
educated, and unrefned man. like the rude
crew whom he headed but the truth i,
that, except in his moments OF wild, un
restranable rage, he was digulfied and ex
tremely polite He was not addicted Il
the use at any time of the slang phrase,
attributed to him. Few public men Of Thu
city fifteen years ago were better educat
ed than Tweed. but of late years his read
ing has been confined wholly to the daily
papers. He never read law, though law
yer.-N L. Tribune 25th.
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Absence Of Policeman Roatch.

On Monday Policeman Roatch made an
application 10 the City Marshal for leave Of
absence for few days, saying that he had
Just received dispatch that his brother, in
Indiana, was dangerously sick and he must
come Immediately if he would see him be-
Tor his death Permission was given and
he left on The Monday night train. To-day
It was ascertained that he has had some
reason to be dissatisfied with the habits Of
his wife, of late also that she has reported
that she did not believe he would ever
return She also says he received no tel.
egram aud has no brother in Indiana
She did not admit that they had had any
difficulty, but other parties know that, of
ate, he has been suspicious Of her. Moth
ing has, as yet, come to light duplicating
nim in any criminal act and it is believed
chat dissatisfaction and chag insst what he
believed to be improprieties of Ms wife
caused him to leave. He was a poor Imam
and probably owed several small debts
about town, which were contracted before
he became policeman. We don't know
of anybody who will shed any tears over
his departure, unless it be those to whom
he was indebted-aud we are very sure the
Little Blonde will breathe easier now that
''Gld' has gone, and won't be likely to
place any more kicks where they'll do the
uost good.
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E. f. Kunkels Bitter wine of Iron

= e Nuuf4eA DH''OI 1110 VI 3H'l
has never been known to fail in the cure of
uooLroSs o..a,aod NTH svnnton,s ;ndiS.
"0"A"''3 '''0''uou "l'D = 9 80 80 re-
position 10 exertion loss Oh memory dli
ticulty OF breathing; general weakness
horror of disease weak, nervous tremb-
Ern dra.af,l harror of death ,;oht
ne ~, ~ no' W - ' ~
s"eaes' eold Ieee' "eaAness' uiih"ess Vi
vision; languor; universal lassltude OF the
muscular system. enormous annette. with
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This firm is gaining, daily, in the conf
dence and respect of the whole community.
They are both young men who have stud
led their business and understand it. They
know how to buy goods, and they have
the money to take advantage of the mar
kets. They know when and where to buy,
and what to buy. They know how these
goods should he made up to be serviceable
and look well-and they have the work
men who have Thoroughly learned the art,
skill or mystery of their trade Mr.. Walk
er was recently in the eastern markets, Ia
king advantage of the hard times and the
panic prices to get some nice goods at low
figures. They can now show a superb lot
of choice and fashionably made-up clothing
Just as nice as custom made goods, if
you cen find a perfect fit. If you can t
they have a splendid lot Of piece goods, of
every desirablestyle, for coats, vests, pants,
overcoats, ETC.. ETC., and will make them
up for you in the most approved and dur
able manner, warranted TO give entire sat
isfaction. They pride themselves upon
having the best cutter and the best work
men to be found anywhere, and assert
their ability TO turn out as elegant, fash
ionable and desirable clothes as can be
found anywhere. In the line of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, they have everything desir
able. late styles, and nice articles. Hats, Cap
Gents Furnishing Goods, Ready Mad,
Clothing, and first class Custom Work, arr
the things they claim TO excel in The.
make no pretense of closing out = selling
off at cost = CLOSING out at panic prices
making room for new stock" or any 9th
err device to mislead the public The.
claim to have splendid stock of desirabl
and fashionable goods, and to sell them a
n very small advance upon their cost, be
lieving it to be the best policy to Away
say just exactly what you mean. They ex
pect to get an honest living by fair, squar
dealing giving every man the worth Of hi
money, and promise that everything the
5 sell or make shall be Just exactly what the
o represent it to be- They believe ''th
> nimble sixpence is better than the slo
!, shilling" and they respectfully ask tn
IS public generally to take a look at the
t. goods and prices. Store-Smythe' oil
10 stand, corner Market Square, near cit
4 scales.
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Not much notice was taken Of the Puri-
tan Turkey Day in Rock Island. The fact
is, that old Puritan festival never had
many admirers, outside Of New England,
and their number grows less year by year.
1t is not holiday in any sense OF that
good word, nor is it observed anywhere in
the world except in the United States, and
not heartily by any considerable number Of
people in this country. Christmas. extend
ed to New Years, includes what are called
the holidays and their observance is full Of
genuine jollity all over the world, among
all christian nations The advent of OUR
SAVIOUR may well be commemurated by
everybody. The old Puritans differed
from Hin IN almost everything.
Let the sectional turkey day 90 out Of
use-the sooner the better, and let His
day become more generally and heartily
observed everywhere.
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NOTES HERE AND THERE.


Very cold morning.
Very pleasant day.
River pretty full of ice.
River frozen over at LeClaire.
Hacks are running via the bridges.
Thanksgiving was a stupid sort of a
day.
-Breunert's perfumery is having quite a
run.
Republican defalcations for the week
two millions.
Ferry boat went down to winter quar-
tiers last night.
A State Grange of Patrons of Hus-
bandry has been started in New York
Mayor Deere and d. C. Dimock Esq, of
Moline, dined at the Harper House to-day.
No DRINKS Thanksgiving day. Hard
times come again. Can't afford to go on a
spree.
-Lents New York circus has joined the
inumerable caravan. That is to say, it is
| busted.
The way to get aplate of Indian cakes
in a New York restaurant is to order Mo
does for one =
The Republican authorities of Pitts.
burgh have been detected in a series OF
heavy swindiug.
The three card monte men are LAY.
ing for" greenhorns again. Their opera
tons are most successful on railroad trains
Robert McClune, of Coal Valley, viii
offer his farm, his stock and other proper
ty at auction Dec. 10th. Job Ross, auction
esr.
The old story of love, delusion, be
trayal and death has again been told in al
its sinful, sickening details, in the wicked
: city of Burlington.
The Brooklyn, n Y. Argus, regard
| SIS of the countrys emergency said this
w hat insect do our Cuba bound boys ex
, pect to see?, The Spanish fly.
. Reports from seventy of the one hun
. bred and tive counties in Illinois, give tn
4 average condition Of the corn crops as 81
: per cent, below the crop Of last year
2 Election officers in New York City an
!, Buffalo have been indicted for connivin
, at frauds in the late election. The Al
r ministration Custom House party are tn
q ones implicated
e At one of the ragged schools in Irelan
5 a clergyman asked the question, w hat
5 holiness \ pupil in dirty tattered rag
b jumped up and said Place yer rivil
r Ince, it is to he clan e inside -
"A new parasite on the public purs
o has been discovered He is described a
. the scalper-the Capt Jack of rev,
nue. suckers, who has been fed, kept i
p, whisky, and covered over with jewelry, b
the earnings OF railroads.
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To the Editor OF the Rock Island Argus;
Dear Sir:-The opening exercises for
the new N1iR Building of the
Illinois Industrial University, viii
be held at the new Chapel,
in Champaign, on Wednesday, December
10th, 1873, al l O'Clock, P. NJ. Addresses
will be made by eminent speakers Music
by the University band and choir
This new edifice is one of the largest
and finest of the public buildings belonging
TO the State of Illinois. Its completion
and occupancy mark new area in the his
Try of this important State Institution.
You are cor Italy invited TO be present In
behalf OF the Trustees and Faculty,
J. NJ GREGORY, Regent
p. S.-The State Horticultural Society
will be session at Champaign from the 9th
to the 18th Of December.
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Henry County Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court adjourned on last Fri
day, we believe, after session of several
weeks And it Is gratifying to know that
the Court docket was pretty thoroughly
cleaned up, and that more business was
probably done at the term just closed than
at any previous term. Judge Peasants
manifested much energy in pushing bus
mess, and the result has been no doubt
gratifying to all parties
The only objection raised against Judge
Peasants at the last Judicial election was
the dilatOriness with which he did business.
But if he should, in the future, show as
much energy in the dispatch OF business as
he did during the recent term, there will
be no regrets in any quarter that an accept
able man could not be found to run against
him -ke,Canee Independent, Doth.
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DIED.

HEISEL,-At the reside ce of Henry Woltman
on Wednesday afternoon, Nov Goth. Mary Heisel
aged % years, 5month and Is days.
The death of this young lady tsister of
Mrs. Henry Woltman) was quite sudden
and unexpected. On Sunday she was as
happy and gay as any of her associates,
The next day she was i'll of cold, and on
Tuesday she became insensible, with occa-
sional commissions until Wednesday after
noon at 5 clock, when she died. She had
many friends in this city and vicinity, who
will deeply regret her untimely DEATH
The funeral was at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
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Psrnicious Purgatives.

The brilliant idea Of half century ago that the
weak and ailing could he bled, blistered and sail
waited into condition Of health and vigor is hap
PLY exploded but violent and prolonged purga-
ton II still, to some extent, in vogue. We have
impostcrs who are daring enough to offer to
the world, as tonics and resoratives, the most de-
structive cathartics, unmodfed by a single stmu
iatfng. soothing or restorative element. Compare
the operation of of these terrible nostrums with
that OF Hostetters Stomach Bitters in which art
combined the three great curative clements
tOuic. an Alternative, and an aperient The forme
completely paralyzes the vital forces so that ma
ture can make no resistance to disease the lat
ter sustafns the strength of the patent while 1
restores the suspended functions of the secretiv,
organs and relieves the bowels without violene,
or pain. 1t ls simply choice between restoration
and prosiation.
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Card from Rev.T.I HOlcombe, of Trinity Church

To the Editor Of The Argus;
! am happy to assure you, land our friends
generally, that our Thanksgiving this year
was very pleasant one-and in many re-
spects an improvement on the past.
The congregation was much larger than
usual, as well as the offerings The con
tributions in money, provisions aud cloth
ing. all together amounted to one hundred
and thirty dollars.
This is our idea of a genuine Thanksgiving
first make the poor glad, then praise rod
for his mercies in the public congregation,
then 60 home and feast with those who are
dear, and recall the days and scenes around
which memory lo~es to linger. May this
be but the beginning, in more unsel6sh
way, of celebrating day which can be made
so really advantageous in cultivating good
imrulses and generous dispositions
We hereby tender our thanks to all the
kind and thoughtful friends who contribut-
ed to make this occasion one of relief
to the needy and Of real pleasure to all
concerned. 7. l. HoLCoMBE,
4 Rector
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A Decided Sensation in New
York /!
SIcKLES 70 LEAVE MADRID
TODAY
War Believed to be Inevi
table!
Special to The Rock Island Argus.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-3 P. MA cable
dispatch to Secretary Fish says that Minis
ter Sickles will leave Madrid for Paris to-
day.
A telegram from Havana says that the
volunteers have scuttled and sunk the
steamer Virginius.
The Secretary of the Navy is negotiating
for the steamers of-the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.
Work on vessels at the Navy Yard is or
dered to be prosecuted with increased
yigor.
War is believed to be inevitable.
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CHICAGO, AnLwAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL RAILWAY
su,fuER ARRANGEMENT --eoISa EAsT.


on and after Monday, June I'd, 1873, trains will
leave Chicago, Milwaukee a ST. Paul Railway De
pot on Reed street follows:
B ~ A M-Through Eastern and southern Express.
Arrives In Chicago at $50 A. n.
T.sO A. M.-Chieago Mail and Express. Arrives In
Chicago at ii;UO 4. n
'a:45P M.Jrhrough Eastern Mail and Express.
Arrives In Chicago at 4:i5 p. n
Trains leave Chicago AZ $3.50 A. NJ. 500 Pm. $50
A..
Pm.
GoTHa WEST AND NORTH.
i:i5 A. N.-Through ST. Paul and Minneapolis Ex
press and Mail.
/ 30 p s.-Tnrough ST. Paul and Minneapolis Mail
aud Express.
100 a. M-Prairie du CHEN Mail
800 y. N.--Prairie du Chen, and Iowa and Mime
sofa Mail and Exprcss.
400 p. NJ. -Janesvilc aud Monroe Accommodation
~ a Oshkosh and Berlin Mail and Ezpre-s.
conomowoc and wa;ertown Accommodation leay
AZ 4:5D p. N. arrive at 900 A. N.
EWlicketa over all ines sold at Depot Ticke
Oficu, and CITY ONCE, corner East Water and Wi.
cOnsin streets, open all hours OF day aud evening
A. v. II. CARPENTER,
Gen'l Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
s. s. MERRILL, General Manager.
A. NJ INGEitSOLL, Ticket agt., Milwaukee
JOHN &. GAULl, Asst. Gcnl Manager.
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Frank r Brown, resident of Amboy,
a man OF about forty four years, was kill
Ell by falling from railway car at Central
depot, in this city, about seven o'clock Sat
urday evening. He was one of the jury
men for the present term of court now in
session here He leaves wife and an
adopted child of four years. He was a
man generally respected. - Di.ron Tele
GrdDh, 9TH.
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Stockholders Meeting.

Rock ISLAND. ALTON & ST. Louis R. r, Co.,
Presidents OFFICE, October - 1873
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
" OF the ock iolders of the Rock Islam !, Alt N
& st. Loai Railroad Com any will lie held t the
flee of the Rockor., Rock ISLAM b S Loui
Railro Company, In the City Of r ok Is and, on
Thu sday. The 9Th day of November next at IL
O'Clock, CON.
i0-54dta JAMES B. YOUNG, Presideu..
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BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNIE
sofa RAILWAY.

PEORIA 4 ROCK ISLAND X. Il.
ROCK ISLAND TO PEORIA.
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GOOD ADVICE AND POETRY.

TUNE, Anything that Fits
Magic Oil is death on Fits
Magic Oil is delicious. thank Renne for this!
All pain it cures quickly for mother or miss
Goes right to the tronhle. rubbed in with the palm
As your faithful ut works like charm
The directions please follow, bat use your skill
In SpraiDs and Neuralgia, hut battle with will.
Used outward and inward 1t never does harm,
In Headache or Collie 1T works like a charm"
Sore throat from CHtarrh or from Cold in the Head
Or Chills from Cold that would keep you in bed.
Magic Oil performs wonders and acts like balm
For Gargling, or Swathing''It works like charm.
II cures you 60 nicely it makes you feel brave,
So that ordinary pain is a luxury to have.
Magic Oil In Dyspepsia gives feeling so calm, =.
The stomach In giee says at works like charm
The ''tooS horn of fame'' most usually liesl
SO the Magic Oil cures took the folks by surprise
The claims that il made caused wpndrous alarm
The trial now shows that 1T works like charm
VIM. RENNE g. SONS, manufacturers, Pittsfeld-
Mas
Reader, call for 1t where You trade Sold in
| Rock Island BY John Bengsion and E. Brlenart
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The democrats of the house of represen.
tatives are debating whether to give their
complimentary vote for speaker II Fernan-
do Wood, James b Beck of Kentucky. or
james G. Robinson of Illinois. Spring
feld Register
Are they, indeed? Where do they hold
their meetings ?--and in what paper are
the debates published? Ii the opponents
of this salary grab Administration can't
find somebody besides salary grabber to
bestow their compliments on they had bet
ter join the salary. grab party at once.
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RoSADALlS is used III the practice OF, and en-
dorsed by some of the leading Physicians through
out the land. They induced to do this from the
fact that its formula is published around each bot
tie, so that the physician knowing its component
parts. and being already acquainted with their
properties. prescribe it with all confidence.
NIcHoLAsvILLE, Ky, Feb, II, 1869.
Gentlemen Il have seen the effects Of 'Rosada-
is on patente in my own practice, and take plea
cure in at1csting 10 its merits very powerful al
terative. In cases of Scrufcla, rheumatism, Sec
ondary Syphilis, &c. always recommend it
Very truly, yours, j. 5. SPARKS, M ID.
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As we are positively closing out our stock
of dry goods within two weeks, we request
everybody indebted to us for dry goods to
call and settle their bills before December
LIST.
lO-4d3m MAY Bios.
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MAY Bios.


In order to give our full force of men
employment during the winter we now of
fer our goods at actual cost, for strictly cash
only up to LIST OF January 1874.
DoEILINGER 4 KRoGER.
O.oSdeOdNW-l-l
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The Weather---To-Day

The following shows the temperature
at The ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as m
dicated hv thermometer:
.7AN I; above zero. y A.i9e above zero
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CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.R

Passenger for Kansas, Leavvnworth and inter
Mediate points on this Road, take westward trains
4 the Chicago, II. L. a Pacific X. X. arriving al
LaAvcuworth At 1900 n. m. and At II ~ y. m
Connecting at Davenport, with d. 4 81. =. X. X.
for De VIII and Maquoketa. .
for cedar Rapida Cedar Falls, and ST. Paul, north,
and Burlington and Keokuk, south.
At Fairfield. with n. a NJ. X X for Burlington.
Al Ashland, with Dies Moines Valley X. X. for Ke.
osuk, Ottnmwa, oskaloosa, Eddyyille, Grlnnel
aud Dies Moines.
Al Belknap, with North Missouri r. X.
Al Cameron, with H. a s. 10. X. X.
Al PlAttshurV, with ST. l. 4 ST. 10. X. X.
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Patrons of Husbandry.
JOSEPH SEYMOUR & SON,
MANUFACTURING
EDEY'E
CARBOLIC TROCHES !

A SPECIALITY FOR SORE THROAT, THE CAR
~ bolic Acid Of which the Troches are In part
ec1noaed acting as q HEALING AGENT, and curing
ali lorna Of uIcERArED and IMPLANTED surfaces OF
the larynx and epiglottis
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Severe sore throat and diphtheria is
quickly cured by using Renne's Magic Oil
freely. Swathe the neck with three OIL
four thicknesses of flannel and keep it wei
with the Magic Oil ;lgargle the throat, mix.
ed with water, or take little clear, anC
swallow slowly: Follow up this until cured
Use Natures Hair Restorative.
1t is the best.
Contains nothing injurious
Clear as crystal.
No sediment or filth.
Does not stain the skin.
Elegantly perfumed.
Restores gray hair.
Prevents the hair from falling of.
See advertisement
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-28

A New York man has silver buckle
worn by General Schuyler when he signed
the Declaration of independence. -Chica
90 Journal
Inasmuch as General Schuyler never
signed the Declaration of Independence,
the New FORK man had better keep his lit
| tie buckle.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-28

A speciality against contracting Infectious dis
eases The peculiar properties OF Carboic Acid
In pruyenflne infection aud contAgiou have long
been known /; and EDEY's CARBoLtC TROCHEs
may be safely relied on as preventive In cases Of
SHALL Pox, VAmOLOID, etc, etc.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-28

Miss JENNY McCoRKINDALE says she
has a very large and desirable lot of goods
for ladies', and she is determined to sell
them Now is the time for bargains. d2wl
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r.
NB.-All trains in or out Of Rock Island run by
chicago time--except the Peoria trains, which run
~ Toledo time. Chicago time II about 10 MINUTES,
aud time.
Express and Mail, leaves s;SOa m. and 1890 p. IN.
Accommodation, leaves at 4:lS y. IN.
CONC WEST
Express and Mail, leaves 6:25 T. m. and $50 p. m
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RENovAL.-ivingston has removed to
Mcdonald 5 old stand, opposite kicsows:
All the latest styles of Hats and Caps, and
Gents furnishing goods. S25-3m