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Noble, County Items,
Trom the Republican, 18th inst,l

-, Froin the Republican, 18th inst
!. .Aiyoung man named James Black, of
Sharon was dangerously injured at Put
nam, last Tuesday. .7.... 4-
Four hundred and fifty thousand brick
will. be used in the Fuldah Catholic
Church. ,Gr3 aF irs Il. sIlaF trGa
II ,B. Goodrich, well known citizen
of this county, died of typhoid fever at
his residence in Sharon, last Sabbath
night eH H'i5 &
A heavy frost last Saturday night; ice
nearly a Quarter Of an inch thick at
Richard McFerron's, near Hoskinsville..
Corn and tobacco slightly nippea.
James Eakin, of Brook6eld, from l54
dozen sheayes of wheat, threshad l35
bushels and a peck Of as nice looking
wheat as ever grew on the soil OF Ohio.
John Delong. Of Beaver township,
died on the 9th, ola cold contracted a
short time before, He died at the age of
70, in the same neigllborhood where he
was born. .4.rnal
The harm sof Lester st. Clair, residing
near Cumberland, caught fire from q ma
chine with which they were threshing,
and. burned the building with nearly all
it's contents..ni ~ gHi.'9lg1 e .ii- a'
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The Presidency In 1876,

= The Republican aspirants to the Pres
id0ncy in 1876 are about equal in nun
eberh to President GRANTS relatives
Among those who would not object to
sacrifice their time and talents for four
years I'D theWhite House, with lien on
afout more years, in drawing the salary,
with HE increase, and bearing the hon
ors Of Chief Magistrate, are named Sen
;ators CoSKLlsG, MOTION, LOGAN and
fBourwEnL !: Speaker, BLAME, Ben. But
LER, and Generals Hancock and SHERI
:. DAN. There WILL, indeed, be sweeping.
wailing, wrath and blame" wher GRANT
Is nominated for the third term
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Persia.

TEHERAN, September 6-The Shah
has released his late Grand Vizier from
imprisonment, and appointed him to
the minor position Of Governor Of the
town of Reslld. "."
LONDON, September l6-It is repor
ted that the otfense for. which the Per-
sian Grand lEizier was removed from
office has some connection with the
Reuter- Concession, which is very ur.
popular with Persian officials.
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Grand Lodge /. o. r. NJ.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-THE Grand
Lodge of the United States, Independ-
ent Order Of Red men, meets here Tues
day. There win be procession and
picnic to morrow A large delegation
from Eastern and Western cities arrived
to day. j. H. Strauss. o. G. c. Pow
haitian, of Brooklyn Reform, and other
leading men are in the city since Friday
preparing new ritual. Between fifteen
and eighteen hundred delegates will be
here by to morrow.
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Belmont County Items,

From the st. Cairsvillc Gazette, 18th inst.)
The Independent says: More houses
are now in process of construction in
Bellaire than at any one time since the
beginning of the town. 7A" @'~
Alexander Mcmillan died at his resi-
dence, in town on Thursday. He lived
in ST. Clairsvilie for more than 90 years.
He was born in Scotland, January q,
1897. ,~ 80
Nineteen persons were received into
full membership in the Methodist Church
of St. Clairsville, on sunday mosning.--
The ordinance of Baptism was ID minis
tered to seven persons by the Pastor;--
Rev, j. D, Vail. .e;g9.,,.fs.,ai.l..
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from the Daily Register.l
Wheeling Cattle Market.

4 September l7.1
The market during the week has been
well supplied with cattle and hogs. The
demand for hogs and calvesis excellent.
There is also very good demand for
first class cattle, but not much doing in
the inferior grades.
CATTLE-Sales of 81 head at 2 90
to A 90 per cwt according to quality
All the first class cattle offered are read
lily sold
HOGS-The supply of hogs is stead
lily improving and the demand is excel
lent. Sales of 80 head at 00a5 25
per cwt.
SHEEP-There is not much demand
for sheep and the supply is very light
Only ten head were sold last week,
bringing 34c per lb.
CALVES-Sales of ten head at 90
al 90 per head.
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California,

T..
SACRAMENTO, Sept, 17.--This was the
second day of the trotting fair. The
attendance of spectators was immense.
and far exceeded the expectations OF
the association. The great event of the
dav was the contest for, a plate prize
valued at two thousand dollars, offered
to any horse beating the fastest time
ever made in California, which was
2:l7A, made by Goldsmith Maid. Dan
Stanford's horse Occidental was entered
for this plate prize, which he won in
the first heat, making the mile in 2'16a
The excitement upon the announcement
of the extraordinary time made was
intense. Ever since Occident's defeat
by Goldsmith Maid he has been in
charge OF new trainer and driver. ,n
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Murder i'm Dakota.

YAxKroN, D. T., Sept. II Last night
an alteration occurred between Gen
E S, Cook, Secretary of Dakota. and
?. p. Wintermut, a banker Of this city,
in the billiard paflor of the St. Charles
Hotel. during which Wintermut used
insulting language, which was promptly
resented by the General, who gave Win
termut thrashing.. The General then
went to his room. Wintermut, wash
ing the blood from his face, remarked
to the by ISLANDERS that McCook could
whip him, but that he (Wintermut)
would shoot him, and Immediately went
five blocks, got pistol and returned
A railroad meeting was in session in
the hotel at the, time. Wintermut en-
tered the assembly room. lMcCook,
unaware of his presence, also entered
the room, when Wintermut raised, and
approaching, fred his pistol, the shot
taking effect in the left breast. The
General grappled with the assassin. A
second shot was fired, when Wintermut
was thrown TO the floor During the
struggle two more shots were fired, one
of which slightly wounded bystander.
Only one shot took effect, which proved
fatal The General fingered till seven
this morning, when he expired. He
was fully conscious of the last and died
like brave man Wintermut is under
arrest. Tue city is shrouded in gloom
and flags are flying at half mast. At
one time it was feared that Wintermut
would by lynched, but cooler council
prevailed. The body is dressed in the
uniform of a general, which he wore
| duling the war: The coffin is draped
in the United States flag, and a large
concourse of citizens will escort the
hoGy to the depot. From hence it will
be forwarded by special train to his
friends in the east, accompanied by
Governor Burbank and other distin.
suished gentlemen. t'
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Chicago Cattle Market.

jl..-- September II.
CATTLE-Receirts, 1880 head
Market dull, and trading confined to
low grades, stockers and feeders selling
at 3 25a4 30, will, a few good to choice
steers at 5 0Oa5 Is. Shipments, 1000
head. as III. ..io}
HOGS-Receipts 1880 head. Mar.
ket fairly active for smooth,light grades,
and dull and lower for heavy weights
good to choice heavy are selling at A 40
al 60; light do, 4 75a4 IS. Ship
ments, $500 head.
SHEEP-Receipts, 929 head. Mar.
ket quiet AND steady; sales of good al
4 00a4 90.
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Boston Wool Market.

September 1.-THE demand contin-
ues good. Sales of medium and extra
Michigan at 50a53c; double extra do,
53a55c; triple extra and picklock held
at 60a65c; Michigan, Wisconsin ard
other Western fleeces range from 42c
to Sic, the most desirable lots of Mich
igan being held at 49a51c, and sWiscon-
sin at 4Sa50c. The demand for COM
bing and delaine fleeces continues good,
prices ranging from 55c to 60c.
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The Livingstone Expedition.

LONDON, September l7-Dispatches
from Zanzabar state that the latest news
from the Livingstone Exploration Ex,
petition received in Zanzabar was OF a
much encouraging character. The
great explorer was actually pushing his
way into the interior and up to near the
end of June, the time at which the last
courier left, the party were all in good
health,
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! The Radicals 10 Pay the COnfed.
crate State Debts.

Ben BUTLER is not a Macawber-like
individual, always waiting for some
thing to turn upinihe pushes things with
IA view to business, at all times and un
der AL circumstances. Even while his
hopes OF being the next Governor. Of
Massachusetts were slowly but surely IA
dingiaway, he was actively engaged in
making arrangements to invest few
thousand Of his salary swag in Missis.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-09-23

re- The Missouri editors at the late
convention formally resolved that a
man has the same right to walk into a
grocery store and order barrel of sn-
gar, or sack of coffee, or into law
office and demand a legal. opinion
from its occupant, or into an underta-
kers and request a coffin, without ex
pecting to pay for their respective wares
OF services. as into a newspaper office
and demand the use of its brains and
muscle or type, without a thought of
Fecompensc.
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Pittsburgh Cattle market.

September II.
CATTLE-Market more active and
prices for best grades, which are in
limited supply, are higher. Prime to
extra, 6 00a6 25; medium to good, 5
25a5 rs; fair, 5 OOa5 25; common, 4
00a4 so. ..,. t...-..
HOGS-Market steady, and if any
thing firmcr. Prime to extra, 5 00a5
10.
SHEEP-In fair supply, quiet and
unchanged. Prime fine wool, 54a5tc;
medium to good. 4ta5c. Open wool
sheep are in better demand.
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p F"Holiness to the Lord,' is the
motto of the christian statesman who
knecls at the altar with $4,000 grabbed
from the people,in his vest pocket Her.
aid. u si.ft' 5'it : . bgi-
We know of no "Christian Statesman
about here, who kneels at thealtar with
$4,000 stolen from the people, in his vest
or breeches pocket, but one, ,and his name
is William P Sprague, G.nem6erof Con-
gress from this district, who has drawn
his back pay, regardless of q card he had
extensively circulated some time ago -
.NOrqdn County DemocreG SIC al-
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WfLearanhif.
Turkey,

CoNsrANrINopLE, Sept. 16.-These
was violent storm on the Black Sea
last week, which proved very destruct.
i've to shipping. Seventy vessels were
wrecked near the mouth of the Bos-
phorus, and nearly all on board perish
ed. At one point on the coast 265
corpses have been washed ashore. -
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fittsburg Iron Market,

September I7.-At meeting of the
Iron Association this afternoon it was
resolved to adhere to the present card
rates. The Nail Association met, and
advanced prices on all sizes 12ac per
keg. The market is very firm with
large orders on hand, ond further ad-
vance is not far distant o''-
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= = EyIn q recent able speech of Mr..
,,J'ghIAxsof Indiana while reviewing the
s1anH policy of this eountryn he said:
j; ;si4dng politics; as in morals, we shall
resp rs we SOW. Land monopoly has
preyed uponieveryI age sof the world. @iIt
has sapped, the lifeof every free govern
'ment of the past, and is to day the
stronghold of every despotism on earth.
History ever repeats itself, and the be
iGeyers in popular Institutions are, there
fore. utterly without excuse, it they al
low its solemn and reiterated warnings
to go upheeded." s.fi,...'o...t,
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THERE'S rumor at Brownsville tina.
Gen. Rocha, Commander in-Chief of the
Mexican army, is getting up revolution
on his own account. Rocha has the rep.
utation of being one Of the best fighting
men in the Mexican army ,and if he rebels
he will ha, plenty of followers. He is
now at Zacatecas in command of large
force, and is said to be in sympathy with
the ma!contents of Saltillo and Monte
rev
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Wheeling Wool Market,

September 1S.-The wool market ex
hibits much more life and clean, well
washed wool is offering more freely
Prices range from 43 to 47c, the out
side figure being for superior lots. 81
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, September 16.-Addresses
signed by large numbers of the Roman
Catholic clergy of the United States
have heen received by German priests,
approving of their attitude in opposi,
ton to the Prussian Government.
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, New York.

Sept. 19-Flour 40aS So Wheat
| 6Sal Is. Corn, 5sa6Sc. Oats AGA
52c. Rye 93c. Barley / 05.
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Chicago.

Sept 1?.-Flour 5 O0a6 90. Wheat
l l0al II. Corn 40a44c Oats 2Sa
30c. Rye 67c. Barley 95ca1 30.
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st. Louis,

Sept. 1S-Flour 4 25a9 90. Wheat
J 09al 81. Corn 47a4Sc. Rye 73a74c
Oats 34a36c. Barley L 4Oal 55.
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Cincinnati,

Sept. 19.-FIour 7 00a7 Is. Wheat
l 3Sal 70. Rye S3c. Corn soc. Oats
37a44c.
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Baltimore.

Sept. 19.--Flour 4 25aS IS. Wheat
l 65a1 IS. Corn 64c. Oats 44a47c.
Rye 7SaS0c.
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WOOdsfieId Stock nIarket

Sept. 22.-Cattle 24a44c per pound.
Sheep 3a3ac per pound. Hogs 41c per
pound.
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HA boy only fifteen years old, in
Blackhawk county, Iowa, whose father
died three years ago, leayingahis widow
and son, an eighty acre farm burdened
with thousand dollar qmertgage. has
taken the whole and sole charge Of the
farm, hiring help only in seed time, har-
vest and threshing, paid off the mort.
gage, purchased a harvester, a sulky
plow, a wagon and set of harness, be.
sides sewing machine for his mother,
and is now out Of debt. Hesis mem.
Der of the Cedar Valley Agricultural
Society,and attends school three months
each winter. 3iiH :ii.
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Ohio Finances.


The Newark Advocate of recent date
says: ]' t's y
It's an historical MS well as a curious
fact that it was largely on aschnrge OF
extravaganza, that the Republicans sue
ceeded in howling down tile Democrats
in 1855, although at that time all the
taxes State. county. city and township
collected in Ohio, did not amount 10
nine million dollars. Yet the, party
which raised that howl against the adj
ministration of Governor Medill, hes
itself, since attaining power, permitted
and fostered the increase of taxation to
such an extent that it now reaches the
enormous sum of twenty-four millions
annually. ,a,-59..f - 49,, 900.
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Nj A II r. L II d.

August 90, by Hugh Winland. Esq. John
W. Winland and Lucy Cronin. all of Monroe
County.
August S5, by the same, George W. South
ard Mary Jane Hartline. all of Monroe County
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-25

WHY WILL YE DIE. On YE OF LIT
TIE FAITH ?'-The following well-written
article is from the Davenport Democrat of
December 10, 1872, and is powerful re
minder to the afflicted:
The most insidious, deadly and Distress
ing malady attacking the human frame, is
pale consumption, stealing into the maid
ems bosom, flushing her cheek, blanching
her skin and feeding ike living worm Of
death upon her vitals A lover may
fondly gaze into her eyes, the brilliant
sparkling is but a forerunner of dissolu-
ton. A mother may listen to her mid
night breathing, it is but a muffied drum
beating her death-knell A father may
fondly try to save her, but too frequently
his efforts are in vain, her bridal bed is the
burial case her bridegroom, death, the
silent consumer of her lungs is at work,
and physicians have no remedy, the phar-
macopeia no drug which can keep her from
her destiny. Sad as this view is, there is,
happily, a bright side Providence has
garnered up in the storehouses of vegeta-
ton, sovereign balm In the juices of
plants to arrest the fell destroyer, to heal
the eating ulcer, TO renovate the failing
lung, to bring health, strength and vigor
to the wasted frame. The keen eye of
science has searched for it, the chemist S
skill has seized upon il, the retort and
aiehplc have extracted it, and the remedy
IS produced which will stay the progress of
the stealthy death fiend. The result of
this careful study of nature is Aliens
Lung Balsam, this is the consumptive's $
hope, the declining patients cure Thou-
sands have entered upon q trial of II With
distrust and fear, who now live to record
its snatching them from an early grave and
who are ready to testify to its merits. Let
the consumptive take it and be benefited
"Why will We die, oh, ye of little faith p
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-25

Il il the only form Of instrument yet invented
with which auid medicine can be carried high up
End perfectly applied to all parts of the affected
tal passages, and the chambers or cavities com.
municattng herewith in which sores and ulcers
frequently exist, and from which the catarrhal dis.
charge generally proceeds The vant Of succesa
in treating Catsrrh heretofore has arisen iar,ely
from the impossibility OF applying remedies 10
these cavities and chambers BY any Of the ordi
nary melhods, Inls obstacle in the way of ef-
Of the Douche. In using this instrument tbe Ein,d
Is carried by Its own weight mo snuiiino iorcna Or
pumping being requredD up one nostrfi IN q hIil
gently lowing stream TO the highest portion OF the
nasal passages passes into and thoroughly cieans
csal the tubes and chambers connected Herewith
and lows outof the opposite nostr ltspse s pleas
nut, and simple that a child can understand
It Fuu and explicit directions &C.
company each instrument. When used with this
instrument Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures re-
ee9t ATTACKS OF "Cold In the Head - by
symptom mas Of CatarrIa. Frequent head
ache, discharge iatng into throat sometimes pro.
Iuse, WAteII, @ s,SN niueus puruent, offensive, &C.
In others uFynese, oiy, wHtery weak or iu6amed
ewes stoppingup or obstruction Of nasnI ,,assa,ss
ringing In ears, deafness, hawking and conobinc
10 clear throat uceratiOns scabs Trarn rioars ii.rs
voice altered nasal twnng, offensive hrsath 1.,,,
nared or total deprivation of eense 81 syna1S a,a
Taste dizziness, mental depression, loss Of an1e
tite, indigestion, enlarged tonrls tickling conrh,
&c Only few OF these symptoms are hkely 10
be present in any ease AZ ono Time.
Dr. Sagess Catarrb Re medy, when
used with DIR. pierer's Nasal DOuche,
and accompanied with the constitutional treat
mena which il recnmm ended in the pamphlet
that wraps each bottle OF the Remedy. ie per-
feet specific for this loathRome disease. and the
proprietor ohers, in good faith, $500 reward
for case he can Rof cure. The Remedy IL Tnild
Unpleasant TO use containing no strong or cEustic
drugs or poisons. The CataTrh Remedy IL sold at
80 cents Douche at so cents by all Drug
gtSts, or either will he mailed by proprietor on
receipt Of so cents n. v. PFEHCE. M. D.,
hole Prosyietor, BUFFALO. N. Y
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

Sine's Compound Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound-For the cure of
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Group,
Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma of
Phtisic, inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in
the Side and Breast, Bronchitis, Shortness
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monary Consumption. This is a pleasant
and efhcacious remedy for all the above
distressing complaints Does not contain
a single injurious ingredient and is perfect
ly safe in all stages, whether for infants,
children and adults. Price so cents per
bottle. Charles Neher Jr. manufacturer
and sole proprietor.
For sale in Rock Island by Smith x
Bonney. 2-4d3m
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- CURES plSEASEs or TM -
THROAT, LUNGS LIVER & BLOC
VUCYG2 Ez.!a....-,.,z

In the wonderful medicine 10 which the afflicted
are above pointed FOR relief the dsCOYercr he
licves he has combined is harmony more of Ma
ture's most sovereign curative properties, which
God has instilled INTO the vegetable kingdom for
healing the SICK, than were ever before combined
in one medicine. The evidence OF this ihct Is
found IN the great variety of most obstinate DIS
eases which II has been found TO conquer In The
and the carly sta yes OF COuSu I'm pffOn IL has
astonished the medical faculty. and eminent ply
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blood By ITS great and thorough blood purify
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lfyou feel duh. drOwsy, dcbtated have sallow
color OF skin or yellowish brown spots on face or
body frequent headache or dizziness, bad taste IN
mouth internal heat or chills aiternated with hot
fushes low spirits, and gloomy forebOdings, IL
reoular appptite and tongue coated, you suffer
ing from Torpid liver or Bilious
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a. II eh.r p-f,ct cures leaving the liver strength
cuci AMI healthy For the cure of khabitual
Combination OF the bowels II Is a never fail
Ing remsly aud those who have used It Cor this
purpose are loud IN ITS praise.
Tha proprietor Ofers 81 600 reward for a mcdi-
cine that viii equal it for the Of all the dis
eases iot which II Is recommended
sold by dru-g1si- NJ 81 per bottle Prepared by
r Y Pierce Nj d sole Proprietor. NJ his Chemt-
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States for the
Northern District Of Illinois.
In the matter OF H. Reimers, Bankrupt In Bank
ruptcy.
Pursuant to an erder Of the Court herein made, l
public notice that at the west door OF the Post
Dmee; In the City of Rock Island, County OF Rock
AAsiha and State Of illinois, on Saturday the nfst
uay oi March A. D. 1873 at the hour of O'Clock T.
a, ~, vi SAD day, will expose and sell, at Public
70 the highest bidder, for cash, all the
Si5 vi n helmers, bankrupt, now in my hands.
oslu asse1s ~ consisting of Furniture and Accounts
Dateo ~ v,o hoek Island, ILL.,, Feb. II, 1873.
3e'o4Vt WIN. H. GEsT, Assignee.