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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01
FEVER AND A0UE

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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01

use. and the people OF am place are not safe
in life or property, where il il used a. bev.
erage.
Our country friends are warned not 10
cultivate too Close relations with peripatetic
gentlemen Who fare anxious TO organize
oranges" in their several localities, without
understanding terms and credentials before
hand. In Livingston county, Mo-, for in.
stance, one of there fellows instituted q
grange Of forty members, the other day, al
three dollars a head and pockeied eighty
dollars, or two-ihirds Of the proceeds, him.
self. Grauging around on such commits
sion - this ought to be profitable.
The man who don't advertise, has his
store hnng around with shingles and piece.
Of barrel-heads, inscribed with lamp-black.
Irish Peraters," "Korn Meel, /" "Flower,"
Gall kinds Of Kontry projuice," "Kaike,
and Handles for sail hear" He save:
Thar amt no use noospaper adverti.in',
when . man can tend to his own biznese.
and can stand At the door and boiler the fell
lers in"
The Topeka Commonwealth pays tribute
to Hammond 10 the following style: "Rev.
L. P. Hammond, the great revivalist, has
closed his labos at Denver. After leaving
Denver he proposes taking mountain tour,
after which he will vrestle with the wicked
Of California. Wherever he sounds his eos-
pei trumpet, the evil one inconiinently ties .
double bow-knot in his forked tail, sei.es
his umbrella and carpet-bsg and starts for
the place indicated BY Chester Thomas
When he first heard the news of Pomeroy's
defeat"
-Thayer, Kansas, had a .epsation . few
days ago. A team Of fine horses attached
TO wagon vas found hitched to . fence,
near the depot, one morning, bot no atten-
ton vas attracted by the Circumstance until
the third day passed, and sill the team vas
there. Some parties then took charge Of
she team, and in the wagon were found IN
old coat and . double-barrelled shot gun,
one barrel being unloaded. The affair ere
ated no little excitement, and it i believed
Tie ovses vas murdered and that The mur-
darn cane to The depot and jumped On .
depastiag tsain. Further details Of this A.
hfr ass expected.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-05-01
The 9ailp Gimes
THURSDAY. NAY ], 1873.
DsRr OF kAhsAS CITY,

Total. 81, 40 2I7 S.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
orrnrssr,yKIY THIN D

This is the learned legal criticism the
Trnios, passes upon the decision OF our
Supreme Court in setting aside the YER
dict of a jury because one of the jurymen
had made bet on the result Of the case
Mcpherson and Essex, in Drury township
each claim TO have bought colt OF W III.
Cummins. Mcpherson got possession OF
the colt and Essex replevined it Inc
case was tried by Judge Peasants, last
May,-Osborn & Curtis for Essex, and
Sweeney e. jackson for Mcpherson,
dict for Mcpherson Mr.. Curtis made
motion for new trial ON the ground that
one of the jurors Bailey had made a bet
that Essex would get beaten The motion
was overuled by Judge Peasants, but
the Supreme Court overruled Judge
Peasants and sent the case back for new
trial. The Union says
1T strikes us that ten cent necktle;
staked simply on friendly banter anC
probably never thought of afterwards, a
a basis for a decision of the Supreme
Court disqualifying man from jury duty
is drawing it excessively thin.
The amount of the bet was matter o
no sort of Importance. No line can b
drawn as to the amount. The tact tn
Juror had made bet was enough to dis
qualify him-whether it was one cent o
his farm. Why did the juror bet at all
Because he had made up his mind for on
, of the parties and against the other. Tha
r fact disqualified him He should hay
r stated to the court, when he was called
that he had made up his mind and express
.. ed An opiniOn on the case.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
NOTES, RERE AND THERE.

The way to make taxes less is to stop
spending money.
Change of time ON the PEORIA road-See
time card. first column on this page.
Ole Bull. who needs no Introduction, is
coming to Rock Island with talented
trulue. See advertisement
The Turnverein masquerade ball at OF
tbs Hail. Moline, on Friday evening, was
Il success, 400 persons being present, l5o
OF whom were en- masque.
Thos. Smith. indicted for the murder Of
Charles Ennis, in Scott county, Iowa, and
found by the jury guilty soG assault with
intent to comnit great bodily harm, was
sentenced to pay fine Of $500 and al
costs Of suit, aud to stand committed unit
paid
Nearly 1900 volumes were drawn from
our free library last month During tha
month 5, 33l persons visited the library
an average of over hundred a day
Over zoo volumes have recently been or
dered from an English publishing house il
Leipsic.
They are taking about = new cow
house over the river. Some people, VIII
want to make money ont # the job wan
a new court house in this county Gu
present court house, with the upper room
enlarged to the full size G. the house, an
newly seated would answer for ten year
longer. \ new court house, when il Sha
be built. ought not to cost less than hun
bred thousand dollars. The present house
with a small expense, can be made to al
swer very well for ten years TO come.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
Come Up With.

Last Saturday evening a well-to-do ma
tive born Davenporter LETT his home, tell
ing his wife he was gong to meet some
friends on business Now, his wife knew
he was going IN the mask ball of the Tur-
ners, and he was not block away from
home before she and her German servant
girl were ou their way down town, too
They went t. store on Second street
where costumes are loaned, arrayed them
selves bcconIingly, put on their masks, and
went n the hall. The wife recognized her
husband and soon had him in an agony Of
bewilderment over illusions she made in
reference u his family affairs. She dane
ed with him twice-and she saw how fond
he was Of round dances toe. About mid
night the lady and girl went home in a
hack. The husband followed a couple Of
hours thereafter Yesterday he heard OF
the little episode in his wife history, fJI
certain He swcars he was never 50 cheat
ed in his lite-and he It'd the writer the
story with great gust He's cured
Oar. Gdz.
Cured of WHAT
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17

THE ARGUS keeps howllng about high
taxes. vet has never suggested plan Tor
their reduction nor explained how they
could be any less. - Union, Sunday morn
ing. era eaTBFa,Ef 3fE& -
Long before the Usiois was born, Tar
AReus advocated measures which, had
they been adopted, would have produced
money enough to have relieved the people
of this city from any city tax. It was pro-
vided in the Wilson charter for ierrV'
granted in ls49, and expiring in lSol' that
at the expiration of that charter a charter
for a ferry michtbe granted tothe city. In
1887 Snenoer & Robinson, in violation of
this provision, and by means not now nee
assarv 10 recapitulate, procured a renewal
of their charter, and to the exclusion of
any other They agreed TO pay the city
81, 900 a year, and then refused TO pay
only one half that sum Had the city fol
lowed the advice Of THE ARGUS, the fran
chise could have been secured for the city
and sold at auction for at least $4,000 a
year-perhaps more That would have
been something in the way Of reducing
taxation.
The ARGUS opposed the granting OF the
right to run any railroad along the leVee
without an annual rent for the privilege
and reserving the right to remove the
tracks whenever the public good should
REQUIRE The revenue from this source
y would have been no inconsiderable sum
THE ARGUS opposed the granting OF th'
! right to run any street ears through oul
l. streets without an annual rental for thel
use. and a reservation Of the right 10 re
move the tracks or change them t. othe
streets whenever the public good shoul'
h. require it. This, too, would have been
r. source of some revenue.
a. From these three sources nearly or quit
~ enough revenue could have been derive
- to have relieved the people Of any city tax
- But people, and city councils, from on
=, cause and another, lost sight Of their oW
70 interests, and thus lost the opportunity
secure revenues
IN And now the Union, although the pes
I ple are over $50, 0Go out of pocket on a'
NJ count Of the Milan road and bridges ao
-. yoeates the cutting off our revenues trol
=, that source. and from the public scales
fact. we hardly know of place where TIL
paper does not advocate the destruction
c, our revenues and the expenditure
II money.
a The most certain way, now, 10 reduC
a taxation, is to stop expanding money, an
x TO do this we must call to the head Of II
Z city government some such man as ID
e Truesdale or Bailey Davenport, or sou
I'd man who represents the policy they pa
m sued when they carried on the city COVER
t. ment with only $4,000 a year taxes j
? stead of 500, 900 to 500, goo as Murdock
III now doing
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
OFFICE OF BENSE's PAIN KILAtNG MAGIC OIL
L-...-.... y. -.l.... -.

OFFICE OF RsNSE's PAIN KILltNG MAGIC Oil
PITrsFIELn. Mass, October /, 1872.
10 Patrons Respectfully
IN order 10 equaliZe the price. and make il an in
HuccmeuL for those located at the most remote
points u handle M4Gfc Oh. We have re-srranged the
scale of prices Ia take effect from and after this date
8 follows
Trial Size, or it, equivalent in other sizes per
- ~ ss-.lu
Five 70 Ten gross, per gross. ......... 2I.G0.
twenty Gross, per gross---.-. ..--.....- 2n.oo.
A discount viii he made or purchases of Eve gross
ana cres, of Il sufficient amount cover freight.
The goods will be delivered AZ the point Of transpOr
atlon III Ptfsneld, in good order, gftcr which they
VIII be At tine risk Of the purchaser.
B TERMS.-Net Cash, Current Finds in New York
Please give full shipping directions with your orders
RENNEs PAIN AnIINs MAGIG OIL is packed foi
the trade AS ioll0ws
8 TRIAL Size. One grOss in @ Cas-
. tn2 Medium Size, equivalent 10 "a
doz. Large Size,
We also pack what Is known as an Assorted
Gross, III follows: d duz Trim! Size : dOz Medt
size. u dOz. Large SIZE; which equals one gross
in case, and makes good assortment OF sizes for
-c;sii tore.
On all goods manufactured after January /, 1919
the cta price VIII be printed upon the label o eacl
bottle, follows Trial Size, 70 cents; Medium
Size, 80 cents Large size 81
Your orders respectfully soil tied.
We have the honor 10 be. respectfully, y0nr obedi
eut 81 wants, WIN. RENNE & SONS
NouCE-The name ''MAGIC OIL is our Lega
Trade Mark.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17

ONE REASON MURDERERs ARE NOT
PUNISHED. Very often we read in Rad
ical newspapers, homilies upon the culp-
ability of courts and juries, especially in
New York, for not Furnishing crime more
severely,-but the people who thus indulge
in indiscriminate censure never seem to i'm
agine that courts and juries cannot con-
Wet and punish people without witnesses
and evidence-but here is a case at our
own doors which may cause them to re-
feet on that fact. Last October, John
Lee, colored man, stabbed and killed
Edward Woods, a colored fellow-deek
hand, near MeGregor, Iowa, on board the
steamer Milwaukee Lee remained con
eealed upon the boat until he arrived al
Davenport, when he was arrested, exam
ined and held for trial. The officers O
the boat we're put under bonds to appear
against him at the present term of court
but as neither they nor any other wit
nesees appeared against him, his discharg
followed as a consequence. Of course h
could not be convicted without evidence
and thus we see court and jury per
fectly powerless and murderer set free
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
That Cads.ship.

when THE ARGUS man gets tripped
I'D by the JJtiOH--a not untrequent occur
rence-he keeps very shady Witness the
matter of 1the West Point cadetshlp,
etc. etc. Such is the beginning of city
article in the editorial columns OF the
..Daily Union of Sunday, written by that
vain "IaCo. the great boaster OF the
Union What the wise editor means by
getting ''tripped Inp. or what the West
I Point cadetship has specially 10 do with
/ the voters and tax payers OF tins city, that
they should make a note of It, Is quite
a problem Ethat may bear fruitful solving,
/ il only sufficiently agitated.
The West Point cadetship has general
and equal interest throughout the whole
Congressional District, of which this city
is but a part II the editor OF the LHioh
/ feels bOastingly proud Of the Hon. j. b
/ Hawley's method of disposing OF the cadet
ship appointment, the people need n,
goading on to fully discuss and ventlIatC
the matter
1t is well known that the Hon. J. b
Hawley has heretofore appointed younl
man to a Naval cadetship from this dis
trict through means that have been prl
vatelv talked about and which came nea
being publicly exposed when be came il
heated rivalry for denomination as the can
didate a third time for C1ngresSl1na
b hOnors
This Army cadetship was 10 be magnan
imously disposed of by inviting open com
petition for it from all the young men q
j. the District The announcement was put
lished that a committee of three gentleme
would examine, under certain rules, at
certain time and place all such as presente
{ themselves. The examination was held
% and then and there the examining con
t mittee told the young men, before an
p after the examination was made, that Il
one who stood first on the eXaminatlg
" should receive their recommendation I,
; the appointment
Y The young man who stood first on tn
\ examination was " estern Starr, of Molin
in this county. He has not yet receive
:! the promised recommendation tn
~ we know of-but report says another pc
son, who stood lower on the list, has be-
recommended. How is it. Hon J.
Is. Hawley, and examining committee, III
n. your rules and pledges are to be made
e lie, put forward only to deceive?
n The people have been taught that the
10 is 'Blarney stone in America-tf
IN kissing goeslby favor-that young men :
= eredulous-that old men are wise-but I
people of Rock Island county may !
lie desire to learn how that Naval cadetsl
was transferred-and why this Arr
4. cadetship is withheld from him who hon
ably won it. 1t will not do to tell
It. people that the father or brother Of eitl
Of the young men behaved in pecul
k manner, or took an oblique look at eitf
one or the other of the committee TO cal
Y. them to go contrary to their own declar
n rules and judgement Of the merits OF
young men examined by them.
nm A CITIZEN
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
TUESDAY. APRIL s. 1878.

Total 10000 Gifts, all Cash ......-....- s5o"9
To provide means for this magnificent Couctr',
One Hundred Thousand Tickets only will be issued
large portion Of which are already sold
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets $40: Halves s.: and Quarters s.
Eleven whole tickets for 500.
No discount on less than $100 orders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for Fr.seh''
than tickets to this Banquet of Wealth. or mort
likely TO produce grauder satisfactory results ing
object of this Third Gift Concert il The enlarge,
ment and endowment of the Public Library %
Kentucky, which. by the special act authorizing
the Concert for its benefit is TO be forever ire ~
all citizens of every state. This concert well n'
conducted like the first and second heretofore ~
en- and full particulars of the mode oil drawing '
gifts and paying them and everything Necessary u
thorough unde rstanding Of tue scheihe' lluni q
ginning to end are now published u the IN VI
circular which will be furnished iree o. Cos' ~ a.
who amply The entire management o. tuls uL ~
taking Ia. been committed by the trustees 70 non
| Thos r Rramlettr late governor o. hthtuch!, a
4 whom nil communications pertaining 10 the I'll
Concert should be addresstG .,
/ " 4 HALDEMANN, Vice Priest.
Holm : CAIN. Sec'y Public Library of Ky
/ JonnS N 4 DROVERS' BANK Treasurer
$500. ar nov ready for sale, and all orders fp
,b,.m or applications Tor agencies, circulars, HioF
MEN etc will meet with prompt attention Nhcl
addressed to me as below directed,
TH0S L. BRAMLETTE.
Louisville, Kentucky.
Agent Public Library Kentucky
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
WHAT TIME HAS TAUGHT us.

II has taken two thousand years to teach To-
world that to sustain the body in lit conflict VIII
disease not to help disease by weakening the bod
is the true end Of medicine. We have the lesson By
heart at last, however, We know, for examp.-
that tearing doses OF aloes. salts jalap, croton Of
caiomeI' coicynth, &c, are the best allies that
debilftaiins malady can have in its assaults on To
human frame; and that a medicine like Hostettcr
stomach Bitters, which strengthens all the bodi
powers and rallies the sinking constitution, is To
most powerful antagonist Of the morbifc princip,
whatever it may be, that lies the root of the
! plant This knowledge has been a long time
reaching US, but it is invaluable We can nov col
troll ann cure dyspepsia, bilious disturbances. col
stipation' rheumatism, nervousness, and many ot
er painful complaints once considered incurabb
with this admirable corrective
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17

Some citizens Of Joliet, who claim to be
able to substantiate the charges of fraud
against the Penitentiary management, are
far from satisfied with the proposition to
have the allegations investigated by the
regular standing committee. What they
say of the chairman of the committee, il
true, would seem to be sufficient to sug-
gest the propriety of his leaving the
investigation to others and this without
at all questioning his integrity. The
charges should be investigated in man
ner to command the widest confidence in
| the result. Inter Ocean.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17

One Of the paper government newspa-
per organs in this city regrets the rejection
Of Mr.. Congressman Hawleys little
scheme for the appointment Of some fed
eral railroad commissioners. Hawley
scheme was nothing more or less than the
initiative of more congressional Credit
Mobilierism, as the outcome would un.
doubleday have proven, had 1t not beer
choked of.--ChiedgO Times
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
Inflammation Wantad.

City Marsha! Mitsch has handed Us the
following
DrBUQUE. Iowa. Feb. IA, 49,
CITY MARSHAL, Rock ISLAND, Ill.
SIR BY advice of the City Marshal OF
Dubuque, ] write you Cor information OF
f. X McCord if he Is or has been IN
your city. tie Is light complexion. blue
eyes, light hair and beard, quite tall, lad
on black overcoat, dark brown pants and
coat, cap trimmed with light fur Ii he
is in your city please notify him to return
70 Dubuque, as his wife is very sick and
in great distress on hi account Please
answer and direct to
Mrs. f. K. McCoRD,
Dubuque, Iowa
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
Males or Females.

Are you troubled with thar distressing pain in the
back; forty drops Of CONSTITUTION WATER will re
licve Won Ike magic. Read the following:
NEW NogK, Feb. 10, 1872
Mcssr-. MORGAN Il ALLEN have been afflicted
with Inflammation Of the kidneys. accompanied
with pain in thc back. A friend ADVISED nj
10 trv CaNSrTTJ TInN MATER procured bottle
and after taking half the contents Of the bottle u
my aSTonishmeut, the pain had LEFT me. and an
now a well a ever was In my life Yours truly
II. B. hIRE, Is Fulton -
For sale by all Druggists.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17

DooLEY's YEAST POWDER does not ise
its strength by being brought in contact
with all sorts Of atmospheres. Econoni-
cal, easy to use, and makes light, sweet
biscuits, rolls, waffies, cakes, etc. IN Pc
lection. For sale by grocers everywher
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17

PoLIcE News. Motifs SCHNEIDER, pie
ture peddler, was arrested Saturday after
noon by Head Policeman Sylvanus limo
theus Lyon assisted by Policeman Cor
man. for drunkenness and disorderly con
duct. and brought before Justice Chopper
this morning and fined 81 and costs, hut
not having that sum was let off by paying
what money he possessed. sl,2a, and prom
Using TO pay the balance as soon as he
could get it.
Dick Colmer was arrested and lodged II
iail by Policeman German Saturday night
for riotous and disorderly conduct and
brought before Justice Chopper this morn
ing and sentenced to 50 days Imprisonment
in the county Jail
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-17
New Livery Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
] Livery Stable, on
JEFFERSON STREET, (near Harper Housc.l
Good outfits nrstclass stock and fair prices will
be- the ruling features. share Of public patron
age T. respectfully solicited. JOHN G. BROWN.
July 2 1871 DIT