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The New York herald., 1873-09-25

ya cKe.s VII VII Pe sold mere az lowest rates good ON
United States via the Pcnnsy lvania Railroad aid It's
come cdons thus aording parties this country
friends in Europe.
THE RED STAR LINE will give special attention to
the comfort OF steerage passengers comfortable bers
be furnished them.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each vessel
Freight will be received at Az principal points IN the
West and South In con necon with the Penn sylvanla
Railroad. Southern Mail stcaship Company and Ciydos
Lines and through t,s otAadng issued Tor An twcrp,
Bremen, Halqbprs. Hhv'N Amste rdaln, Rotterdam,
Liycrpo 4 london, Glasgow, Belfast Hull and Leith
connection with the Pennsylvania Rairoadeand all mer-
chandiss intended for points beyond Philadelphia can e
transferred from the hold OF The steamer 10 the cars WIN
out the expense to shippers and risk Of damage by re-
landing which results from carriage. ..-e...
For rses Of freight and passage, and other n'or"a
Ao"' "pp' GEO W. COTTON, Agent ~ Broad street.
PETER WRIGHT a SONS,
(;eneral Agents
~ PHILADELPHIA.
william nuntcr 4 Co, B yqnuer becke, e,on,
LIVERPOOL Antwerp.
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

OO from Madison avenue. Handsomely furnished
Rooms, second third and fourth floors suitable for
The New York herald., 1873-09-25

on WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
~ avcnue.-A few handsomely furnished Rooms to
let sngly ana suite. with Board family small; but
few poarders taken terms reasonable; references
uuired,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30
NOTES HERE AND THERE

John v arner has been nominated f1r
Mayor, in Peoria
Was :. s Guyer the man who de
prived Peter lIarkIn of his hume, ON a tax
tI,ie ?
The morning Guyer organ has given
ITS readers IA rest from its usual item
about potatoes, Fickenger, etc, this morning
in some parts of Wisconsin the snow
was from two to three feet deep on the lev
el, W ednesd4y III lrning, and there is good
sIeighing.
ga Republican party editor SAYS he
fears the growing and increased strength of
farmers clubs. Been stealing watermelons
probably,
The 6uver organ has horror of every
body except its editor who don't nav
their taxes. Let the editor of that paper
apply some Of its epithets to Guyer, who
stlll owes city taxes for 1871.
The Guyer organ was. at one time
greatly troubled because the Farmers
Anti Monopoly party did not recognize the
soldiers on their ticket 1t has now learned
that One-half the ticket is composed of men
VINO served in the late war, viz Messrs
Maehin and lie Quatte.
The Chicago JournaE administrator
paper says 1T matters little" whether the
Republicans carry the county. township
ana city elections this fall or not,-and il
adds that No doubt three fourths of
the votes cast in the rural precincts next
tuesday will be in favor Of the farmers
movement, as it is called"
Two two horse wagons with temnora
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30

Guyer went up to Port Byron on an
electioneering tour, few days ago. and
while there went in saloon and ordered
up the drinks for the house There hap
pened to be present u gentleman from Coe
who had heard that Guyer got his nouin-
alton by treating and was trying the same
practice to get an election. The gentleman
had believed that the story was only an in
Ventlon Tor campaign purposes. He had
intended to vote for him, when he
saw with his own eyes that the story was
true, he started home to tell his neichbors
that 1t was true. For some other Office it
might not be 50 bad-but for a candidate
for Judge To 60 around treating for votes
and placing himself under obligation t,
dealers in liquor, every one Of whom may
under our present very stringent law, be
liable to he tried before him during the
coming four yeaIs, is certainly in very bad
taste, and We don believe the people Of
this county will approve Of it by electing
III H. Even the men who deal in liauor do
not think as well Of him as they would il
he pursued more digniied and proper
course
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30
Advises Republicans not TO vote.

After a careful study of the election re-
turns in Ohio, The Cincinnati gazette THE
leading Administration Republican parer
OF Ohio comes to the conclusion that the
result is warning from the people to the
party in power, and that the implied Ian
guage is about as follows Reform abu-
ses or retire from Office. We serve notice
now that the Republican party must clear
its skirts of salary grabs and Credit Mobi.
lier scandals, and give evidence of general
reform, or we will vote against it next time.
For the present we will indicate our dissa,
tisfacation by staying at home. If this
warning is not needed, we will throw stones
next time" The Gazette then follows up
the warning with a forcible one of its own
1T is claimed that the Republican party
is capable of purifying itself This claim
can only be made good by doing the work.
Congress will have plenty of time before
another Autumn to satisfy the people upon
this point, and upon the success of Congress
in this direction will depend the future of
he Republican party"
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30
Skhhandlnd

a telegraph operator, named VIM. Cum
minis, who came here from Des Moines,
and was employed in the Western Union
city Office, has suddenly left for parts I'M
known and the mourners go about the
streets aud refuse to be conforted' -espe-
claIly the tailors. cigar dealers. restaurant
and saloon keepers. livery stalles,and such
agreeable friends rs were willing to lean
small sums of money. \ man named
Fitzpatrick, from Ottumwa, Iowa. has been
appointed to the vacancy and will be here
the LIST or % of next month.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30

Wednesday evening there was a private
meeting in the gentlemen parlor, at the
Harper House, in this city, of cultivator
manufacturers Of this city. Moline, Mon
mouth and Davenport and circular was
issued to members of THE Cultivator Pro
teetiye Association, and to parties who
have taken license from this Association,
inviting those who receive the circular to
meet at the Matteson House, in Chicago,
on Thursday, November 9th, at 10 A. NJ
1t Is reported that, by recent decision of
the l. ;. Supreme Court, the patents of
this Association have been sustained.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30
Xnrh Disfrihntnrs

Should take particular care not to give out
two ballots in such a manner as they will
adhere aud thus be cast by one person. In
cutting the ballots they sometimes adhere.
and where two or more are folded together
and cast by one person they are all requir-
ed to be thrown 0ut-and thus vote is
lost. Work for the success Of the whole
ticket-Cirenell, lie Quatte Porter and Ma
chin.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30
LOCAL COLUMN.

'hosAbALls is used In the practice of -
ao.su ny some OF the leading Physicians thronen-
.le laho. They are induced to do this from n
iso' tha1 Its formula is published around each ha,
ne SO mat the physician knowing its compopen,
W snu peihg already acquainted with their
Pfoperhes' prescribe it with all confidence.
eent,en,or NIIchioLAsvILLE, Ky, Feb. II, 1869.
Is on patisnte in my own praet1ce 81, ~ osaaai-
ters,iva as'9sng 70 It's merits rs very powerful al
ondar ve syn II Eases Of scrofcla Rhe1matsm, Sec
~ syp ,ris &c, always recommend it.
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Personal

Maj Beebe, who recently resigned his
position in the army, received telegraph
ic order yesterday from the Secretary of
War to report at New York, aud that his
resignation would be accepted on the 3lst
Of December. He leaves this evening, and
will carry with him the good wishes of
many friends.
Mr.. NJ, a. Elliott, assistant train dis
patcher for the r., X. /. 4 st. l.. Il. K.
has resigned his position and leaves for his
home in Canada tomorrow. Clever gen
tleman-sorry he's going away.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30
Liquor Cases IL our County Court.

The two most important cases before
our County Court last week were Lounr
cases, appealed from a Justices Court of
New Boston, u
The first was entitled the State VS. Fer
guson, and was tor the violation Of that
section of the State Liquor Law which nra.
hioits the sale Of Intoxicating liquors IN h.
eltual drunkards. Verdict guilty; and
fine of $40. "hu
The second was Olive Dobbins vs. Far.
guson suit for damages resulting from the
sale OF liquor t. her father. Verdict for
plaintiff and damages assessed at si9 an
Inc above parties were all of New Bns,
ton.--Aledo Record. 10
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30

SARDINEs.-Who doesn't know and an
preciate this delicacy which would ba .
universal dish did the price warrant The
American Sardine Co, of New York made
lucky hit in putting up their Bonelsss
oardlnesa at price one half that of the inn
ported article; and what is still more totba
point is the superiority of their Sardines
they having taken the grand Diploma Of
merit, at the Exposition at Vienna Of o
1919, And this too when in competition
with the foreign Sardine. Cali for the
American Boneless Sardine of your grocer s
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30

Jonas Bear seems to have the right idea
about the present panic last week he
bought heavy stock of ready made cloth
ing, hats, caps, and furnishing goods, at
panic prices, he says about - per cent
cheaper than he could have done two or
three weeks ago and the consequence is
that he proposes to let his customers have
the benefit of these bargains aud thus enc
BILE all who buy ot him TO save money. He
invites the public to call and be convinced
- lI+
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Excursion on the c. R.L&P.R. r

The requisite number from this place
having made application tor Tickets to the
Chicago Exposition the G. K. |. q p. R.R.
will on Monday, Nov, 3D., sell tickets to
Chicago at Excursion Rates. Fare round
trip including ticket to Exposition 81 So.
This is positively the last opportunity that
will be offered to visit Chicago during the
Exposition at reduced rates.
A. f. LYFoRD, Ticket Agent.
9gd4tSw
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Job Printing.

Our political and personal friends
scarcely need assurance that all kinds of
business printng-circuIars, bill heads,
statements, posters &c, &c.-can be pro-
cured in the best style, and at reasonable
rates, at THE ARGUs Job Rooms. Mr..
Jones understands that business better
than any other man in these parts Cases
and briefs done to the satisfaction of the
legal fraternity. Pamphlets etc, printed
in the neatest manner.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30
Refused to Pay His Taxes.

). 5. Guyer, ring candidate for county
judge, refused to pay his city taxes for
1871, and they were returned by Robert
Koehler unpaid lfGuyer's organ was
honest in denouncing Bailey Davenport
it cannot help denounciug Guyer for the
same thing, for he still owes city taxes for
1871
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30

/ m 'IiofS
r io.a, are the Judges of Flee
The iollow Y for voting:
uon anu ard-Jacob Norris, Jacob VOL
tfss, S. +. Cook. Voting place at the
lent House.
pSecond Ward-W. H. Lundy, ]. Ross
Mills, Robert k9hler. Voting place at
the Court House.
Third Ward-Wm. L. Errett, John
Albrecht, c. B. Knox. Voting place at
Hose House
Fourth Ward-Jacob Dodge, John Zieg.
Ter, s. W. McMaster. Voting place at
Hose House
Fifth Ward-George Lamont, r. B.
Taylor, VIM. B. Petit. Voting place at
Hose House
Polls open at s A. NJ. and close at I p. Nj,
No recess can be taken, and the ballots
must be counted and result publicly de.
clared before adjournment.
QUALIFICATION OF VOTERS.
The sixty-ffth section of the new cleo
ton law says:
Every person having resided in this
y
in the election district 50 DAYS next
preceding any election therein, who was
an eleetor in this state on the first day of
April, lS4S, or who obtained a certificate
OF naturalization before any court of rec
ord in this state prior to the first day OF
January, 1870, or who shall be male cit
zen OF the United States above the age of
twenty-one years, shall be entitled to vote
at such election. A permanent abode is
necessary TO constitute residence within
the meaning of the preceding section
Note-The provision relating to persons
naruralized before courts of record prior to
the LIST day of january, 1870, became nee
essary because persons we're naturalized
before county courts and other inferior
courts Of record in good faith, and the
question arose whether such naturaza-
ton was legal. This provision was made
to quiet all doubts, as it makes all natural
ization valid in any court of record up to
January 1870. Since that the naturaliza-
ton laws have been changed, and all for
eign born citizens who have been natural
lied have been made citizens under the
new process.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30
An ola Knnw Nnthinu

There are plenty of people in this city
who remember the night Guyer was CO.
relied in the upper story of Dennison' 5
seminary in know nothing lodge Do
they want such man in position where
he can exercise his old and sworn hatred
to foreigners and catholics?
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ne only sharp trick that we have heard
-oncerning Guyer, who is now around set
ting up the beef" for votes, that at all rec
ommends him to the position, is his little
speculation on Harper's cherries that were
presented to him and which he sold to a
Swede for the sum of one dollar.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-30

At Wadsworth 4 Parsons, just opened
new Redingotes, Shawls, Scarfs, Dress
Goods; Table Linens, Towels, Napkins,
Embroideries &c, at prices that will defy
competition. Our stock of Carpets and floor
Oil Cloths is the finest in the city, and the
prices the lowest.
WADSwoRTH 4 PARSONS.
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81 nR GOFF WILL GIVE $50 REWARD
!. !. 3.
saA ~ TO any case of Seminal W akaess. Pri-
$50 Vate or Female ID sease that his remedies
lis s& cannot cure. He J. eaauate of A first
tAeS33 lass Medical oil re. Circulars giving
E#.a$S fun Information free. Low prices Oaics
ssss5aS eures No mineral poisons used Write al
&c once and save your health and money.
DE DIR. A. c. G JFF
-LkS 10 13d3m&wly Syracuse \ Y
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Use Renne's Pain KILN 4
III "a @tC Oil
~ 10, b he a Charm


This is On honest, good medicine, and has been
-estea FOR q number of years. !, used by tamil Is
ana individuals, ans is well iae. and fund H. be-.
SAFE 10 use and sure to cure pain TarE il costs
more to make 1t than il does common Iinimept mi
II docs more good and is cleaner aud safer 10 use
Try Renne's Psin-klling Magic Oil for Headache
Try Benne's Pain Killing Ma ie oil for Catarrh
rfy Kennt Pain ing Magic Oil for Neuralgia
Iry Renne' s Pain Killing Magic Oil for Saiata
IFy kennes Pain ing Magic oil for s Grains
Iry henne,s ain-killing Magic Oil for Sore Throat
Try Benne's Pain Killing Magic oil for Cramp-
snppo you try Il for Dog or at bite.
suppose yen try it Eor Fro en- Feet or Ears
uppnse You try II for Rusty Nail Wound
suppose you tty IL Tor Bruise or Strain
suppose yo try Ii or olson with I,y
suppose yon ny il for Fits ami spasms
Suppose you try it tor Cli k In the Back
II wont hurt yon- Renness Magic OIL never hnrt
anSho'F. MN il with Mdlasse- Tor u cald; m \ il
"lln wa tF Tor sore eyes II Fan use ii 70 earaese
dbn ? I any cotton in b. ear Get the s.uuirq
WI kENNE n SONS. manufa tuners. Pifts6tld
Mass - '''9i'e tt
Re der, call for ii where yan trade Sold in
h"cs island by John Bsnes on and E. Brl1s.part
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PosrrrvE closing out sale at May BF
Goods must be sold regardless otlins.
Come early and secure your eember
| Goods not sold by the list OF
will be disposed of by auctiaAY Bros.
| lO-4d3m
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT has removed to
McDonalds old stand, opposite kiesows $;
An the latest styles of Hats and Caps, and
Gents furnishing goods. S-2o-3m
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DIED

BLACKSToCK-I Coal VALLEY oe, o. :.
sumption John Blaeksio h. 1at W. ~ OF con
Down. In land aged IS years VI County
MARTIN-In the same town on the sauna a.,
q typhoid ver,John McGmpsey son Of Hnrb a.ss
Mary Ann Martin, aged years. = gu anu
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Man Klllad.

A private dispatch to THE ARGUS this
Thursday afternoon, from Clinton saws
"A man named d. B. Watkins was killed
morning"
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

~ This rpisudid Hair Dse Is the best In the world
The ony True ard Perfect i've H.rmlr-s RaIia
PIE ana instantaneous: no disappointment; no ri
dlcuioar TINS or unpleasant odor Remedies Ghe in
eneets OF iyes anu washes Produces imu ediattly
superb Black Natural Brown. aud leaves the
haiF Ciean, Soft aud Beautiful The genuine signed
:" a Batehelor. Sold by all DFuggirIE
10 e2dwly GuAS. RATCHEL0R Prom Y
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Tha WeatArs the re

The followingJFFICE to-day, as in
at THE ARcmometer:
| 1;oataA bvve zero 1a NJ ~ above zero
3P. N, 30
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t he genuine article must ha e DR. John fiuIre
r -. tf",e lamp on each b1tie Dr John Bali only
tnS tteLt 10 manufacture ana sell Inc original
5ohh j. smiths Tonic Syrup. OF Louisville XIV
i = Sainihe well the label on each bottle III nv
private stamp IL not each oottIe do not par
i r You VIII he deceived. Sse my column
anseftsement. and my show card ] will prose.
Gute any one Infringing. on my right The genuine
oniSh lonte syrup can only he prepared by my
SEX The pablic's servant
-, DR.. JOHN BULL
Aou'9Vi4ies NOV D 1863 ian2l-d&wly.
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Jonas Bears clothing and gent $ furnish,
ing store is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices. Depot
for Racine trunks. o-idu.
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RAILROADS.
s1ANn ANp PACIFIC X. r.

r,,,,c,no RoCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC X. r.
An trains In or out Of Rock Island run by
s,sSca1,o time-except the Peoria trains, when run
nv rordo time chicago time IL about 10 anihu ~
and Toledo about II minutes faster than hoeh Asi
and time.
Express and Mail, leayess GOA. IN. and i0'fS p m
Accommodation, leaves ~ AID p m
GOING WEST.
EXPRESS and Mail. leaves 5:45 q. N. and 6:A5 p m
AccoMMoDATIoN TRAIN.
Arrives nj Bureau Junction, s:i5 p. N.
Leaves Bureau junction, 6'lo n m -, -,
Dny Express aud Mail leaving ROCK islhhu ~
son n m connects at Bureau FUNSTON for PEORIA
At3:S5 D. m. arriving at Peoria atO'Vo y IN. u
Night Express leaving Rock Island NJ ~ 80 p IN
connects at bureau junction for Peoria ~ S'VV ALL
arriving NJ Peoria at 5;So a. IN. a. ..,,,, ,h. =,
rhis road connects AZ West Liberty with the .
r. & M X H. for Burlington ana heoKuA,south
and for Austin ana 81. Paul, north. -,-.- o..
Connects going east ~ O. b. q Y Crossing 10
A. IN sale with Illinois Central r. H. for Mendoti
Al Ottawa with Fox River Valley X. X. foE Aurora
Al Joliet with G., A. & st, l.. II. II. a,
Al Engiewood, with Lake Shore X X. and FL +
W. n U. X. X.
Al Chicago with all diverging railways.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN RR.
Passengers for Kansas, LeAvenworth and int
mediate points Oh this Road, taks wsst"alu
OF tho Chicago, r. l. A Pacific H. n AfrC H.
IeAveuworth At 1900 H. IN. and ~ II w
Connscting at Davenport, with ID. q M X X
for De Witt and Maquoketa. Aul, horth'
At Columbus Junction. with b. $780,
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls Burlington
and Burlington and keokufley r. X ioI Ne,
At Fairfield, with b. 4 M. bddyEille' S1ihheh
Al Ashland, with Des
okuk, Ottumwa, OshHsoe.i ~ "
Al RetEnan WHIST l.. a ST 10. X, r.
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Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints
known only to females, should at once get DR.. Vel
pau's Female Pills. They produce most cnarm-
ing effect. Sold by all Druggists
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Leave orders at Rock Island House of
fec for livery carriages OF hacks.
10 oTd3m A. Nj. PAGE.
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400 Pfges, illustrated fine plates, sent postpaid TO
50 cents, by DIR. Whittier or St Charles SIR {.
Lo"'s, No. the great Specialist. Read his card.
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BUSINESS CARDS
KENwoRTHY & gzARnsr.rv
M. M STURGEON

AN AND ABSTRACT OFF, Il. ROOMS ~
= Court House. Jno' I. KenwoFthy JAS, NJ s. ards.
1U-25ddwtf
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Completed Registry.

The Boards Of Registry in this township
completed their work at o'clock last nght'
and the following figures show the number
&c ,,.r,,os ua..;starnd NJ each voting place
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS,
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

,h Ionlc Syrup has been counterfefted. and
tue eonnferfeiter brought to giref "''D
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Half Cent q Bushel from St. Louis to New
Orleans

Wm. Window. chairman of the Com
mittee on Transportation Routes to Sea
BOARD having asked Senator West. Of Lou
iSiana, for information as 10 the actual
cost Of moving grain from St Louis to
New Orleans, by the Mississippi River,
has been furnished the following state
ment, purporting to be the cost of trip
of the Future City and FIVE barges belong
ing to the Mississippi Transportation Com
pany. The distance is 200 miles
Cost OF towhoat Future City,. $1,000
Barge, l.5oO tons each, $1,000
TOW Of five bargUs ...-..-..... o.. $50 O-S135 an
Take six days trip. ST Louis to New
Orleans Interest on same six days at
per ceut.....:.................,-.-... I55 90
Coal, 81 tons per day. - 50 per Ton ... -580
Engineers. one az s. and one al s. per
dag .,...,.... .....--.--........, 49,. Is %
captain, = PER gay .,...... -. -........-. 81 Ui
Men, ~ al 81 50 per day each . w ~ o.
Pilots. al - per day ca IA ..-..-..... 6l ~
Hoard Is men at ~ cents per dag each. Is 90
COOK, at 81 81 per day .--....-........... eco
OF. waste tallow- etc. s. per day.. 10 100
Maintenance Of boats, say. -....... 1913 o.
Total ...-....... ...-.......... Sl,8ii %
Saw. then, ESQ miles St Louis to New Orleans.
81 u ~ per ton. Cos; per mile seveu-tenfhs Of q
mil cost of TIA sporting hushel Of wheat 95n
miles, dive aud out-fourta mills
Either Senator West is not good in ig
ures or the rate now charged from this
city to st. Louis by the packets |i2I cents
bushell Is an outrageous swindle
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n ana Sole. AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Rock Island H9sr in Chancery. Office opposite
----------&se Rock Island. Ill s-a1diHIY
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T r. McELHERNE

II hoRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Block K island, III. Office in Mitchell & Lynfe,
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Z. co-TTTa LIB rTscg's arTrEgs.

WAKE & sCHMlTZ Proprietors and 5 Granite
Smith a Bonney "