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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-08
1910.

A FEW days ago, Father DAILY, the
young, hopeful and faithful priest, was
laid away to his last rest yesterday
DIR. Bowman, the earnest pastor, and
to-day the devoted young priest, Father
Carey, follow him. Stricken down at
their posts of duty, they fell martyrs
in the holy cause Of the blessed Christ.
Carrying his consultations to the sick
and afflicted, upbearing the heavy cross
now given TO 50 many to bear, and illus
trating the strength of moral courage
and the good that follows the per-
formance of duty, they were stricken
down by the fever that has carried
away so many. Theirs is a noble ex-
ample for all time, and the people of
Memphis, without regard to creed, will
cherish their memories as those of
good men, among the best of the work
ers ia the Masters vineyard.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
JACKSON, TENN.

JACKSON, TENN.
Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, October THE
Wing and Tribune extra, of yesterday
calling meeting of the citizens to raise
funds in aid of the Howard association
of Memphis, resulted in a liberal re-
sponse. In few minutes after the citi.
zens convened, three hundred and thirty
dollars were subscribed and paid by those
present, and others not present at the
meeting are coming forward and swell.
ing the subscription. jackson will dc
her whole duty.
Associated Press Dispatchesl
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ST.. LOUIS, October NEARLY two
thousand dollars, in addition to the
amount previously receipted for, have
been subscribed for the Memphis suffer
ers, and an active committee is still
working in their behalf The Odd Eel
lows and Masons have also sent hand.
some sums, to be disbursed by their
brethren in the afflicted city. About
seven thousand dollars in money, cloth
ing, and provisions have been sent to
Shreveport, and more are being contrib
uted. Much sympathy is felt here for
the sick and destitute of those cities,
and it is finding expression in a sub
stantial manner.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
LOUISVILLE, October THE money
taken in by the exposition tonight was
given for the benefit of the Memphis
and Shreveport sufferers from yellow
fever. The net amount was three thou
sand dollars. The exposition will close
on Saturday night next.
In pursuance of an order from
Washington commissary of subsistence
for the department of the south shipped
five thousand ratiOns to; o;Memphis for the
relief of the yellow-fever sufferers to-
night. Five thousand rations will be
| shipped tomorrow.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
CLEVELAND, October 7.-The Jews of
this city have collected, from the people
of their own faith, and forwarded to
the sufferers of Shreveport and Mem
phis, the sum of eight hundred dollars,
to be used for the benefit of all, ire
spective of nationality. A matinee is
to be given at the Academy of Music to-
morrow, the proceeds to be sent to
Memphis and Shreveport.
PEORIA, ILL.
PEORIA, October by invitation OF
the l. o. b. B. and Mayor Brotherson,
Rev. DR.. Edward, the Jewish rabbi, will
deliver lecture at Rouse's operahouse,
on Friday evening, for the benefit OF
the Memphis and Shreveport sufferers.
The lecturer is said to be the finest Eng
lish orator in the Jewish pulpit, next to
the famous r Ibbi Wise, of Cincinnati,
and crowded house is expected, and il
is hoped that Peoria will not be behind
her sister cities in charity.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
LITTLE Rock, October THE retail
liquor-dealers and Others sent collec-
tions of money to the Memphis suffer
ers to-day. Other subscriptions will be
taken up during the week.
CAIRO, ILL.
CAIRO, October Five hundred and
sixty-one dollars were contributed by the
citizens to-day for the relief of the suf-
ferers by yellow-fever at Memphis and
ShroT-arDrf
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WHILE doing all they can for the
sick, the Howard association and the
citizens committee must not forget the
needy sufferers-the poor-who have
been robbed of their bread winners y
These are now a special charge upon
our bounty, and should be cared fol
tenderly as well as plenteously. They
need words Of consolation and comfort,
as well as money and provisions. Let
US not forget the poor, and the Lord
will not forget us in time of trouble.
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weather PrOsab,liaes.

WAsHINGToN, October Z.-fqr Wednesday
in the gull States diminishing northerly winds
and high temperaiure.
rometer, north and west winds and cieaI
weather.
For the middle States, northWesterly "
" pds backing TO southwest, with clearing
weather. except on the immeoiat middle At
laniic, where nOrtherly winds and cloudy
weataDF may possibly continue, IN connec-
ton with Tie cyclone moving nOrtheastwa, q
some distance OUT of Wig mia.
For the upper lakes, rapialy falling 0a-
rometer and rising Temperature, ana brisk u
fresh southwestefiy winds.
The storm center in Dakota viii probably
move into Minnesota.
Cautionary signals continue at Whining.
lou. Norfolk. New Haven, New London, New
York and Cape May.
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THE women Of Louisville, fair and
besu,.; full as Ne know them to be, and
worthy Of allpraise as among the best
of their sex, have especially enhanced
themselves ia the esteem and respect OF
the people Of Memphis by the generous
promptness with which they have come
to the aid Of our sick, dying and dis
tressed. Theirs is a practical exempli-
1ieation of the mission of woman TO
.sOOthe the sorrowful, succor the sick and
needy, and minister with words Of COM
fort and consolation to minds distressed.
We thank them for it all, and trust il
may never be theirs to know or expert
eDce trial and trouble like 10 that which
they are 50 nobly helping 10 alleviate.
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THE New York NeaCs is out in an ar
ticle favoring national convention for
the purpose Of revising and remodeling
the old constitution. While the city Of
New York is mentioned as the place,
the editor would accept New Orleans,
Mobile, Charleston, Baltimore, st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Boston or Chicago.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
TFor full river news see third page.
RIveEs By telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, October 7.-Weathel
clear and pleasant. No arrivals or depar
lures. A
VIcEsBUEG, October Z. = Weather cleai
and cool, River rising. Up: Glencoe.
CINeINEATI, October .7.-River three feet
eleven inches, having risen one incn.
LoUIsyILLK, October mo river change
with 26 INCHES In the channel, and feet
inches is rrpcrted on the Rising sun bar. The
river Is 50 low between here and Evansville
that boats VIII soon stop running, and the
packet companies propose putting on a line
OF stafis 70 carry the mails.
CAIRO, October 7.-Noon-Weather clear
Arrived: Colorado, Nicksburg, 3 am: Depart
cd 6randI0wer, NickBburg, 3 a.nl..........Ni ight
The ohm +. Tolle Is aground near GreenfieIdi
landing. A heavy frost this morning.
Br. LOUIS. October River is stationary
y Gather cool and pleasant. Business duh
Ffelghts 20 New Orleans are advanced. De
parted: Julia, YicksbuTg.
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THE FEVER.
Names and Numbers Of Victims at
ShreyepOrt-COntrlbutiOns to the
Sick and Needy.
sHREVEPORT,s MORTUARY,

SHREVEPORT, LA.y October THE
following is list of those who have
died since yesterday: John A Da-
NETT, white, age three months; Mrs.
Mary Wo. DIS, age forty-three; Charles
L. Walden, age thirty-fve; Charles
Metlee, age fifty; Mary O'Rigby, age
three weeks; John Dunn, age thirty !;
Mrs. Hargran, age unknown; Malvina
Williams, cOlOred, age ten; Willie
Simms, colored, age six.
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IN round numbers, we have a circu.
lation of legal-tender notes and nation
al bank notes ofupward of seven hundred
millions. Where is all this money:
Somebody" has it, and somebody
must shortly shell it out. It don't draw
interest in the breeches-pocket.
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THE Chicago Tribune thinks that un-
less New York makes better efforts than
it has in the past, Montreal is bound to
take from it much of its European trade
in general merchandise, as well as grain.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
CIRCULAR.
CIRCULAR.

~ Having received official notification from
His Honor, the Mayor, Of my appointment by
the General Council as Chairman OF the Board
of Health, by virtue Of the authority therein
vested, 1 hereby nStify the City Undertakers
that daily mortuary reports must from date
be handed in by 6 o'clock pm. to R. ]. Free
man, MD Secretary OF the Board, at his
office, No. 227 Main street.
This is done under Section of the Health
Ordinance, the failure to comply with which
will subject the delinquent to the fine Of fifty
dollars. Physicians are earnestly requested
to aid the Undertakes in every way in secur-
ing prompt, fun and accurate statistics.
JOHN H. ERSKINE, MD,
Chairman Board of Health.
Memphis, October 7, 1873. ocS
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THOSE of our citizens who are now out
of the city must remain tout" and un-
der no circumstances return until they
are notified to do so by the board of
health. Have patience. Only a few
days longer, and all, we hope, will lie
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOtiee TO DebtOrs and Creditors.

fEiHE undersigned having been appointed
Il assignee for the benefit Of the creditors
Of George Meilersh, hereby notifies said cre,f-
uoIs 10 ME thetr claims properly auiLpnfI-
Gated, with the undersigned as early as prse-
Acabief and all persons Indebted TO 81 10 Ne..
lersh are notified that payment can be Law.
luiiy made only 10 the subscrI p=r or his au.
Ihorized agent. A prompt settlement O. & - Ia
inoe5tedness Is earnestly requested. The as
sisnes VII close Out the stock OF coal and
same can be left al Als Office, corner Main and
south Court streets
ocs r. q. BIGLEY. ASsIgnee.
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COBE-SEWARD-At Alma, Arkansas, on
the evening Of the nth of September, Mr..
JAMES A. COLE, formerly OF DeSoto county,
M iss. and Miss FANNIE d. sEwARD, formerly
of Iuka. Mississippi.
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Ina suit brought in the United States
court OF st. Louis to test the validity Of
the land grants made to the Caro- and
Fulton railroad, the case was decided foi
the defendant, and the title conveyed by
congress was sustained.
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SPECIAL ORDER.
OFFICE OF On EF OF POLICE.

nFfICE OF Oh EF OF POLICE
V AEsPHIS, October 2. Is-a.
80 OWing to the great amount OF sickness
nov prevailing IN our mids', and from the
nature oI the disease u IS requisite o. the
safety Of The sick that no loud uru.e---afv
noise should be made, all par.Ie- are hereby
requested 70 refrain fr1 m beating drums or
playing instruments on the streets % the an
nOyance and discontinue Of fhesfelz
The police viii notify ali parties 60 ceasl
such annOyancas. A nou-c0rnu lance with
the request viii subject The Oreud-r, to ar
rest. j. X. ATHI, Chie- Police. .
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The propeller Asia, loaded with wheat
rom Chicago, while entering the harbor AZ
Port ColburLe g, Ontario, Monday night, struel.
ably prove total loss.
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I. 0. o. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

V1HE officers and members of ,,sss,ske,
/ Memphis Lodge No. q, l. o. o. F., = ss1,ss {
are requested to meet at their hall
this (WEDNESDAYl morning, at 'SsffGs<<>
I0o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late
Brother, WM. l.. ALLEN.
Members OF other Lodges are invited &c
attend.
By order Of A. W. NEWSOM, N. G.
e. o. MILTON, Secretary.
VNHE members Of Chickasaw s,ulses
i Lodge, No. s, !. o. o. f., are - g.
requested 10 meet at their HaIl -
this "WEDNESDAY morning, at 15sssslSNS
Q and II o clock, to attend the funerals OF ouI
late Brothers, ISAAC FRIEBERG, of Gin
cinnatt Lodge, No. 3, (of Cincinnati, Ohio
and ID LANOS, OF this Lodge.
Members of sister Lodges fraternally in
yited 10 attend.
THos. BACON, Secretary.
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The Daily Appeal has q larger etreH-
Iation than all the other Memphis daily
naDers combined.
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OUR store viii be closed for the p-e=eut On
" account OF the fever. Due notice viii be
given Of our Teop. ming.
j. {. COLLINS & CO.
Meat and Grocery Dealers.
Oc7 No s0U pouT4- street
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS


dALvEsToS, October 7.-COtton: Demand
light; good ordinary, l45fcc; Texas ordinary,
l21zc; net receipts, l67 bales; exports coast
wise, % bales; sales, 81 BALE; stock, lJ7,e0
bales.
SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, October 7. = Cotton firm
mlddllngs, I65sc; currency, l7s4e; net re-
eeipts, 5sS bales; sales, $50 bales; stock,
MOBILE.
MOBILE, October 7.-Cotton firm and in
good demand; the supply is limited: mid
ding, l79lT14c; receipts, l4S bales: exports
coastwise, 2S5 bales; sales, 200 bales; Stock,
70 ,SSg bales; net recei pts yesterday were llI5
bales; stock, I0,ls4 bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, October 7.-Cotton firm mid
dlings Lc; low middling I6l<c strictly
good ordinary, l6c; net receipts. 1853 bales /;
sales, go bales; ock, 9l42 bales.
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new BANKING HOURS

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED BANKS OF
w Memphis, do hereby agree tat daring
the prevalence Of yellow fever we will open
for business at 10 "a m aBss close al D. IA.
o. r. BA1LI~-.
Teller Bank Of Commerce.
e. W. SCHULTZ.
Assistant Cashier First National Bank.
4. R YARNS " ORTIZ
Cashier DsSojO Bank.
EWD. GOLDSMITH.
Assistant Cashier Manhattan bank.
W. MCCLURE.
Cashier Fourth National Bank.
MARTIN GEfFFI%.
Cashier German National Bank.
5. p. READ,
Cashier Union and Planters Bank.
J.. a. HAYES. fR.,
Cashier Mechanics and Traders Bank.
THOMAS FISHER,
President mmeL SANK.
r. c. DANIEL,
OCT President State National B9uE.
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NOTICE

THE Ward Managers OF the Hibsruian Afu-
L tual Relief Society are requested TO re-
port promptly al csls-s Of sicizua-~ OF mem
bers, that suitable Durses may DE provided
for them, 10 either Of the uuderSiEueu
n. r. REILLY.
No. second street.
PETER DOL ~
No. Poplar street,
JOHN LN sCIT.
corner Sycaluo-e and Front,
oc7 Special Relief Committee.
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NOTICE.

Owing 20 temporary absence Of oHr ens,.
" neer, we will not be able for the preseS,t
TO furnish our customers with roasted ooffee.
oe7 U. F. CAVANA9H & co.
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GERMAN
NATIONAL BANK, MEkPHIS.
-
OFFICES:
n. E. GARTH, President.
J. c. NEEBY, Yiee-PTes't.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS: 4:
CORRESPOHnENTS .

MEMPHIS, TENN., October !, Is7-.
JAMES ELDER, Esq-,
President DeSotl Bank:
HTE, the unders igued, hereby earnestly re-
w quest YOU to open your doors for the
transaction OF a new busines.:
Taylor & Rutland Bu by, Johnson q Co.
StrattOn & WelIfOrd, B LOWeusteiu & Bros.
ID. H. Townsend, tr., Shan Harris e Co..
Orgil Bros. & Co. stanton & Moore,
Selden, Hicks & Co., NJ. J. ROssei.
A. J. Roach & Co, Hill. FOntaiue & Co.,
Taylor, RadfOrd & Co., Il. 9. Craig & Co,
W. S. Bruce & Co., Martin < Hillsmau.
Gage & Fisher, MOsOy, Hunt & Co.,
Msnken Brothers, 6. W. Jones & Co..
II. NJ. James, Oliver, Flnnie & Co.,
W. & :. Jack & Co., George Z. RudisilI.
EdmOnds, Pettigrew & George ". l. Crook,
Co., Ely, Harvey & Rich
Risk & Johnson, arison,
L. TIN Risk. Becker. Radf0rd & Co
Scheduled, ,Hanauer& & 7. a. Nelson, Sec'y
Co., fernando Ins. Co.
THE DESOTO BANK
No. % MADISON STREET.
Memphis, Tenn. October 4. 1873.
In accordance with the above request, we
will open our doors on Monday morning, 5th
inst, Tor the transaction of new business, and
we hope in a very short time TO resume in full.
oc5 JAMES ELDER, President.
7 ofo Min, smith a.,
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS, october 7, 1873.
nURING THE PREVALENCE OF THE
~ Yellow Fever in our city, we, the under
signed, agree to close our offices at O'cIoeE
pm. each day.
Secretary fernando Insurance Co.
H. A. LITTLEToN,
Agent.
GEO. W. L. CROOK,
Secretary Washington Insurance Co.
W. A. GOODMAN,
Secretary Planters Insurance Co.
W. ]. LITTLEJOHN,
Mississippi Valley Insurance Go.
R.P. BOILING,
Secretary Home Insurance Co.
H. t. TOMLINSoN,
Agent.
GREENE & LUCAS.
]. A. SIMMONS,
Secretary Peoples Insurance Ce.
W. q. MOORE,
Secretary Bluff City insurance Co.
]. &. LoNsDALE,
Agent.
HENRY j. LYNN,
Cashier (per Thrall).
BE. WHITE,
Secretary Phoenix Insurance Co.
C. MASON, Agent.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-The
Union bar king company have submit
ted to their creditors the following prop
Osition, which they say will enable them
to resume business at an early day: The
creditors shall take fifty per cent. OF
their claims in stock of the bank, and
the bank shall then resume business,
placing the other fifty per cent. to their
credit,
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New YORK, October T.-The theo-
logical section OF the Evangelical Alli-
ance assembled at the usual hour this
morning in the Association hall, and
after the singing Of hymns and prayer,
accepted of the invitations to visit the
Princeton theological seminary, to take
, trip over the Erie railroad to Niagara
Fails, TO psrtaks of the hespltaiities Of
the city, and to inspsst the workings Of
the public sch )ols. The general topic
OF discussion was christian life. Rev.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October The
first rains of the season occurred last
night, extending over the middle pOr-
tions of the State. There is promise of
a good season for the farmers.
The wife of Charles Belts killed her
self last night, nearly severing her head
with razor. The cause of the suicide
is nnt known.
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An italian PadrOne "DOne For" in Ar
kansas Little Rock Raises
Quarantine-Etc.
Masonic.

CHICAGO, October THE grand
lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted
Masons, of Illinois, met in regular an
nual session at McCormick's hall this
morning, and was called to order by the
grand master. Nearly all the lodges In
the State were represented.
Another Victim of Financial CnpIdity
LOWELL, MASS, October Mr.. Jno.
w. Pierce, cashier of the Merchants
national bank, has been guilty of irreg-
ularities, according to the statement of
the other officers of the bank, to the ex-
tent of fifty thousand dollars. Mr..
Pierce was also treasurer of the Central
savings bank, but that institution is
said to be all right.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-20

Renne Pain Killing Magic Oil in every
family, used as directed in sudden sick
ness, like Group, pnenemonia pleurisy,
fits, cramps, would save much suffering
and probably many lives No family can
afford to live without it in the house a sin
gle day Call for it where you usually
trade
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A SEVERE TEST. The Commissary
General Of the United States, after trial
Of all the principal starches in the country,
decided that Duryea's Satin Gloss
Starch was the best that could be procur-
ed, and the government from that time to
the present are buying this article This
is fact worthy the attention of eonsum-
arS
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-20

kUNKEL 5 BITTER WINE OF IRON.-
kunkel' Bitter Wine Of Iron is guaran-
teed to cure the worse case of dyspepsia.
liver complaint, jaundice, chronic or nerv-
Gus debility, disease of the kidneys, and
all diseases arising from disordered liver
and stomach, such as fullness of blood to
the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea,
disgust for food, fullness or weight in the
stomach, sinking or fatulency at the pit OF
the stomach, swimming of the head, hur-
ried or difficult breathing, futtering at the
heart, choking or suffncating sensations
when in lying posture. dimness Of vision,
yellowness Of the skin, and for purifying
the blood and building up the system in
general
Price of the Bitter " Zine of Iron. 81. 90.
every bottle guaranteed, or the money re-
funded. Beware Of counterfeits, buy only
kunkels, take no other; it is wrapped in
a yellow wrapper around, with the propri-
etors photograph on All other is eeun-
terfeit Depot 259 North Ninth street.
below Vine, Philadelphia. (Go there. ad-
vice free I0-2ld&wIv.
For sale in Rock Island by Smith &
BOnney, and John Bengston.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-20

STooD THE TEsT-The only Baking
Powder that has stood the test for years, and
been found free from adulteration, healthy,
and reliable is DR. Prices Cream. Try it,
and see how decidedly superior it is to the
cheap kinds in the market. At the same
time try DR.. Prices Special Flavorings,
Vanilla, Lemon, etc, and see how super
ior in strength and excellence they are to
all others. Find them at grocers.
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COAL.

OK SAIE,-FOUR HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
=, IoA per day, at the Black Hawk Coal Mines,
llIet % miles south Of Rock Island Orders for Black
smthlng Coal promptly attended to-
Rock Island, March 8 Is73
3SaSm b. DAVENPORT. Proprietor.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Just the season to purify the blood by
taking Root celebrated Bitters for sale by
c. Spedel.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-20

Maguire's great Cundurango Bitters a
pleasant and effective substitute for Vine
gar Bitters. For sale by c. Speidel.
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keystone Saloon Removed +!

THE KEYSTONE SALOON HAS BEEN RE
] moved to the corner of Moline Avenue and Rail
road street within five minutes walk of the new
Railroad Depot, where the Proprietor will be hap
py at all times to see his friends.
5-Sdlm JAMES MCELROY
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THE WORLD MOVES. There is still
hope. Many physicians of thorough med
ical education and long experience in the
treatment of Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery, Diarrhna, Cholera Infantum
and Summer Complaints in general, I'M
hesitatingly recommend DIR. Cabe's re
nowned Medicated Blackberry Brandy, as
the surest and safest remedy ever prescrib-
ed 5-Iqd&w2w.
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EOr SalRi

| WILL SELL MY HOUSE AND LOT ON JET
] ferson Street, at fair price and on reasonabl,
terms. The house contains rooms, closets, bath
water, gas, cstern, &C.
4-3Ddu WILLIAM JACKSON.
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GIRkRD HOUSE.
Plumbing.
THOMAS YATES.

Is PREPARED To DO PLUMBING IN ALL ITS
! branches. also, Gas and Steam ill.HG.
Call and have estimates made before ordering your
work done by other parties.
THOMAS lATES. tLevec,l Rock Island.
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