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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19

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Dissolution Notice.

Notice IL hereby gwen that the copartnerehip
mere Ofore existing un1er .he firm nau.e OF Me
sen d k0b<ou boot and shoe makers was this
day dissolved by mutual consent, 2. Nissen will
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Total cross -eyene for one year

= III TOT VIC yFHT ny ,4WU
EIn addiho must he added the quantity cons nm
ea ~ the family and he hands upon the farm, ais,
the teed FOR ench large number of cow2 and
horses. Mr. COlhurn is still a yonno man lie
has recently erected handsome villa in be tai
an sye; and Their" is every prospect that ~ large
income VIII yearly Increase T. will thus he seen
that successful and r"mn nerniive farming dement's
great deal more unon scientific knowledge and 4
clear head, than productive land aud lack OF en- i.
terprise
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-02-19
MODEL DAIRY FARM.

The model dairy farm of Mr. Arthur Colhurn. tn
which public attention has been recently FINN IN
d ''ct d, is located about one mile from Delaware
Y VIM he State OF Delaware, ard extends to
a 'ont mile in length fram east to west. When
- iarm was purchased by the former prourietor
II w4s but. poor institution diIapidated and
overhowed Under NJ. Coblrn's skilrul man.
. anen' it may indeed be said to have blossomed
llk5 he rose. TIE farm contains 1900 acres. oc
which $40 are upland, 400 high, and the balance
10" meadow The Ugh mead w Is an allnvial, and
qH@' 10 any agricultural emergency constan ly
rId cling wheat, corn, hay, milk, and bntter
sho grazing large number of Cattle The farm
produces It's own manure. The land IL subdivided
az follows 200 acres in wheat, 300 in corn, 90 in
apnes, 2 IN pears, and the balance In hay end
grazing. From these divisions Mr. Colburn has
harvest an averge of City bushels OF corn to
the acre, thirty bushels of wheat one and half
'"s offmothy, 100 baskets of pears, not TO men
nHn large crop Of pples There are four dai
rtes. containing in all 24O cows which are III
vided nto four sections of sixty cows each Eacn
dairy has its Overseer; and there il a cheese
factory, :" lch is expected 10 prove renunerariye
A brirR barn was erected in 1853 80 feet long by
~ woe, win galvanized iron roof, which has a
h0lhng apacity nf CO.. toms of h ~ There are
% buildings adjoining which afford stabl do for
TO head ~ cattle, and during he coming season
there VIII he erected 500 or GO feet of barracks
I" pTofecf the crops from the weather The fore
/ mau occupies large maneiOn. which DrOvide-
accomm0d4tlon or twenty bOardera The butl.r
p7otnced upon this farm is said TO excel any IN the
Fhliadelphia market. Upon balancing his
q couh's. Nr ':oiDnrn recently ssrertaned that
th- revenue derived from Mans6eli farm stood as
fIllOws
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BURR i .. u4r 'tl, Comm, or onica,o
, 1874-07-25

nominal ne at D>1@s,.fo: Sales woro reported Of
August, nt a2I,a5, 500 brln do at s24.90 AGO
bfls Do 24oo ,* Do u sser ae sSSn'Dq Sex Sl y
Mt f24.40 250 brs do At a24.25 1900 bris do at
a2d.ge 500 LrlA do at e23aos 1850 trs Do y at
600 brls do at s16.70 900 br1s tlo at slb.5o TO
tos lard At $1a.oe; $50 tes 1o as $l1.so 600 tcs
August. at sll.76, 100 tca do, BoIlor sopte9mbor.
NJ s1a,v0; 900 tea do, selor tho yoar at 90; "
nweet-poklol han,s tle ibs) at l2,sc, 25o tea do
Gao lhB) At 11o.
Flour was in moderate tiomnad, from tho local
trade only, tho inquiry being chiefly for good TO
cllolco lfinnesota springs. which were llod
little moro firmly, whila other gradoH woro, do.
otdedly dull. Hhippors wero nns operating.
1sran was IN nrgont domand, and ngan stronger.
though In fur supply. Bales wore reportod Of
100 bris whito winter extras (sYls.) at aG.6215 !
10 brls DO on private torms 100 brls spring, os-
tras at $50215 100 brls do at &5.40.; 400 brls
DO on private togsns. Total, 1,55o hrla. Alec 10
tons l'ran at el6.76; 10 tons do at Sl5.50; 10
tnns at s15.25; 10 tons 10 Mt :l500 on traok
Tho market closed At tho following range Of
, 1874-07-25

81.01xl. Corn won dull carly and declined, but
Afterwards became active, and tho loan uaa re-
covered. sollor tho mouth sold At 091So, up 10
aAo, olobing at tho outside, md solior August
Ahht1o oah|or, but firm, 1t 97o aoller August, and
and s5Xo for soptombor. Mesa pork vss hetiyo,
aud weak oarly, but closed stcatior, at $23. GO for
August, aud &23B0@aD85 for soptomuor: Bales
were. 1000 brla, noiler Angnst, at *23So $50
sas.5o; i,25o brlis do at s29.s5; 250 bris DO Al
$23.B711l 250 brls do at $2i.00; 600 brH, Bbltor
tho year, s15.5o. Also, 60,oo0 lbs short ribs ut
oMe.
Grnvea aud Russell were taken for corn to Diff
falo at &c. oarrying out III lhc aggregate About
17G.Q 600 bu,
, 1874-07-25

rates: a9@nod. per kcs, sso9K@97o; % and 81 r. d..
ti2sSst92e is s. g. g a. ,31a1a,' g. na ~ .ssaH g.
NAVAL o1sEs-ware steady and IN nodor1.te d,
;@ 1as a h.p pon t*sa oos % lIs sss En- a
IA, % s'' s
% .dvsnee 1n,se nd vhs'e aso slao to,aporsaMly M
ssas' ss W; W aas ss s
1so eg sl7s ehe,llIgft i7a.es sI
;s@soe; ,spsrn. s3io@&2o', nest.igot @t a!r;el}y
&c ;1s: asSsut @ a Ss Sss nLss1 ko s
75ui tnrpontino, Aae44o; naplthn,63 gravity, 1oe;
n11i%s 1T%fo%ard SSnS1 d'Es.s M aIsvo ,nonv anil vor,
ueak cholco lota were freely offered at e. tUo
ror 1rl. Quoatlons: Now potatoes. good to choice,
ebsssss sssss wstS S ~ sss supply
hu ao!lors ofefed carly 10 bell at lowor priees Old
shicacns an skey sS a recent ee fses
3a? y ST. oess o, ss'9kfS' s5fo S''oa'oo 'pf"a7 soo'o0
sEEbs-Iimo!hy was dun and oaslor. Tho 70.
aoa Il s .'i sosr sesmer sa 1t ssos 81 asier sG iIa
nsat aef of A.Fnat a. s3o Clever WA inore active
ssis t E.7s. soer ,rst n.f Of Aasua!: hungarian
WAS lrsn alAo mtlot and huek~heat. Timothy qnot-
s se 7 sses ssss tagss ~; v.s seSr 4 e.,
agJo; lnammoth Do, $a.e0; da1 9i.3s; aelor Angust
$,76 m5lct " s15oqc Dsassi.n r. 4s@cGio bnokweat
.t %asa. o IL se s. tsss
5 ss ss s i s ss; fs;ss & c. IT,
'o 5%. sss ns .Su ts'f al 5 .say s AuR Rns ssa
Cana'n,. do. sl.su; Ordinary eoarse LOO; COARSE
ss' S*'ss * ;s 49, a:sa asss '''ssss sssss
TEAs-Are ii good dotaena At vory fol! .etes. We
good, s5aGoo; do choice 10 extra t,ne. o5caa .oa
common to no oil hyHon 659G5o common imperial,
xts ssses eel e ts se:'s sses @ faass sf qsd
extra Moyne $l.3o@1 90 choice 70 e1tra new Jupsu,
o5e@5io0; common to goo do. 85@7to fair to good
Japan, d09oaa oomn,ou 10 ho ooiong, good,
65Ia65c chotce to axtra. 4ssa$l 90.
0a TonAccosa9s Be- .ss{ asa Tt tssocs M to
boea55o poor 10 common. 35a45c.
j., ,r1ua-Aatural !ssf, 76@8oo; half bright co07oe
saoalNa@ocel E clotcc, oaaaso; medium, asa
" w6opis D II s'; fsir demnn at fully 1ato prices
heeol C oo maplo. ssoo hickory, aale
WooL+-Was moderately active and steady. Wool ls
oomingtn frcoy, but tho outward movement IL aur-
hcent 70 prevent NY grat increase III the stooks In
Fine to good tub-Waahcd.. .45ts47c
Fine anil mo1tnm wnsllc fleece .42d344o
Qoarsa waahc1 hotoa ...,..,......,. .3H 40a
Medum and coarbo unwnAhcl. ........,......30 .30a43o
FiMo u'lwashed: .37Ga0oc
Un,nerehsnta'Ae and bury wool, 5G31oo }csB.
WOODEN MARE AND BlooMS-Wota in fatr
% ds1; ras.Ioop d. tSrss-apop airy IT, PSd
@4.25; extra do, $4.75 extra cheese tubs, $l.36
No. do, $o.e5; No. do, $500; Nj. . ln.
$7.00; tubs, three In nest, *t.os tculoEs, Avo
in nest, $1.15; half.lu'shel measures plain, $a7l
per .,oz do, iron bound. FLED; chut1s, No. !,
s1o.sos do, No. 2 to.6o per doz; do, NJ. q
retluouo,i IN tho nrloe Of trce loop pstis. Tvo:
*s.t0t do No. 1, $3.50; headed clothes ldna, ooe@
ss0oaaso ka,,nak!,a s. a00G;I.5o per RICK: butter
tus uak, three In nest, $l.4o; do ash, two In neAt
$1.19; brooul-lInt,tcs. $11 00aa1GG0 rcr m; Nc.
broorA, $a.DDta360: No. q do, $110G9l.71; common
hNiLNOxD FnE1al1rs-wcro dull, but FIRMLY
AelM:
, 1874-07-25
AT1EEF HltEH.
No. Ar. frfcs.Np. Ar. IrttfNo. Au. Irftt.
50 90 $a.t0iso 70 ss.a5I VI " $s2e
80 " b.2tl 81 OF u,sa|l90 VI u7o
Ia III Adj ~ iamta 1.t0l

EAST LInEl,rY.
East ttrq. i%tHrp 1'n,sn r e x II: faras9 Il 5sg.
s6b7 ''eaa, aRninHt 40 oain tle week beioro, Tns
slo attendance of buyers llboraj, aud tbo ,n.rkot
sotye IT. ,,troag !s.t week prles. on te very bot
,'ot ~ frm, which fnny 10 quoted from 15o "a 10
prime, 1900 t. i,aoo &t. s56oso.oo iatf, 1,loo 10
ssss ssesssss, 80 - oSo .iS Ia, + ~;
bulls 81. 7s@a6o Tho total salta for tho week wore
l1oas-Tho receipts for the vcok worc IA oza, Or
1880 hca, egal,,a 131 cars tho weok before THO
supply hos been gnoa, and buyers hare taken hol1
and fnnoy stock, untll Eolncsay morning, when sry
epurred ip and son the prices On Yorhers r 159ase
iosoaa1o; cool mited nnitifnore, to.dS5e7o @ CON-
mon hosa 356oa021. Everything Ia sold, and thcro
have boon llght arrisas.
or ~ 900 csd agsts ll3,k cars The wook bofore. Ts
supply has bscn about equal to the good donand.
n MssS yer .1ye to n n9s @ ay 81
sS so" % sdSsas e god ss foe steeR.
ewes ''r h'A'' 'as':si;T RhS YORK.
New YonK, Jny Observation-Disclosures. 100, making
M s M 5 ss.n,y f tho
% sse q . a1sss pms
daas s!ee1s. % fSt pel I'D esrs snsi ken
lucky atcers. " cwt, li@laEo.
weok. Lambs of ~, and c!osod wook Ut eD9c. Bhcel,
steady At 44@d,do; tacs tnois car Ohio sheep. 50
iDs; g, .na j sar KenuoKy lsm6a. o lS., ss:
.at foaf ss. .ssas. 1855 91 afs 5 ss9 1 % III IL
woek. None offered alive; trcssol arm al ssIayo
DufFALo, July M.-OATTLE--Neceipts 627; total
Tor tllD week. 1uG1E: not Rjljc10nt 6aiGN tn
, 1874-07-25

L1vrnroo1. July a4-l1 =. m.-Flour. 25e@2es Cd.
Wleat-Wiater, los 6a@lls; spriny o. gat5 lo4 Cd /;
sos d. Fork, Gus. Lasd. ~ I'd. Nsceipta Of wheat
for tho last tlrca days, 8oo Qfe, 81 00 ora toing
AnnriEan. ...7
ltysMroo1. July az P. m4-Droadasuhs qpiot.
Corn, 35s G1. Rust unellanHe1..s
Lrv&ArooL, July 24.-Coison quiet 1nlddlIug up
land. 8>sdssAd n.iadng os!ea,s Sid; sa'ea. u, ,000
aales fur the weck, % ooo export auo; speculation.
soeo: esook 9sa ooo American, tao ooo; reueps for
900 stock afoat, 433ooo; Anlaricsu, 69005. Yarns
anl fabrics ut Manchester unchanged,
DreadstuIfs quiet. Corn, a6s Gl. liecsps Of whae4
Tor The pust thros days, - coo qrs; Amoreau 81, ,ooo
Chaeie els.
Ia1low, 3Bs Oh.
LoNpoN, Jny 24.-Amount Of bullion Withdrawn
from tho DanS ou haRnce today, Gllo,oUV. Con-
ao!s-31uley, D3T account, 03kGsDa7+. .
unltea statea Becuritipu-5.20s Of isC5 100; E7s,
lo2I: lo:4gs. loat; new 6s, lo3t; Now York Csu-
tral. 92; Eric, 2o4 profarred, u,
1scfnost p0trouliln. B4,Ga9l.
hinged rIl, ats 0d3o5a.
Turpuntlne 95sG5a5s I'd.
Janis, July 2&.-kentos, G2f,
, 1874-07-25

FntDAg EVENING, July 81.
Tho offerings 1tght anu the market quef. Six
or Gight rargoCa sd In the course Of tho day by
m4ny tsi,terant parcs and several arrived lao III
tho afternoon, Two cargoes VI Saginaw lumbar con-
tainng together about 1,ooe 900 It, were sold oil
fu,iowa: Fair 10 choico boar,la and stripa S1 7ha
1600 course ind COMMON do, $50 joists aud
xcsMtlinK, IS. .b1Ha5.g3h ahngIee, t3.S5d32.yo.
Tho following sales ware recorded tho sae-book
Cargo acllr Arat, from L.,dugton, 50 m atrlpa md
boarls at S13.00 W nj josta snd scantl!ng 1t $ae2
mill tay cargo schr ]. Pilot from Lulltlglon l20
strips nn boards 1t $1,000; cargo schr Barinia, from
3aistee, 10 Ill., 1xl9, 1B 10 II feet as $l1. co; Gs III
joisss AMI aeanlng ut 900: 10 III ath at 81 cargo
sil.75; cargo sclr Do,,smar, from oconto, rs m
coarss common at fs.15 15O m Mill run at Sl1Q5 !;
csrga achr D. Hayes, from Mantstse deck timber Ut
$lOG0 hold full joista nila scautIluR ut $3.1x Sold
by blanchard, DoriAnA It Co.
At THE YAnD3,
, 1874-07-25

TOLEDO.
ToLEno, IT,, July yaa.-bnKaDsTurrs-Fiour ateat1y.
Wheat study No, nuw wl,lta WaE'aah 81. acler
AMRnat, al.u4 No. do, $l.y2; No. nBw white hlfc"
Rau, $l.45 nnlbor Michigan, caAh aud sellsr August
S!.1a. asller AertemlHr, 1l,1a; No, Dayton ana
AUGUST sliSlf; No. sn,Ger I!l!,ois, sl.9s; NJ. 2
do, A.l0 O,rn dun au.l a.ado lower high mixed.
Bao; caller Bope.,bcr, soe: low mixed, o7H no
salIur August, 8ao; soor scptenleF, sNo Michigan,
Gla,
FRx1anra-Dull; nothing offering.
IEon1rTs--Fluls, GUO brlA; wAoat 5000 bu; corn.
9YUUU II,1 patH, ! ,UDD bn. ... .
HH1pAENrs--Flunr, 10o brls wheat. 7i,o0o bu corn.
52ou0 bn; oata, 1,aS, hs,.
NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, July 9l.-CorToN Dull Mi:ldllna
unand l1a tutursa oossd ssesaJ sAlsa no balls
, 1874-07-25

Aasnm.e AASs 70 7329 4 ,sptGe.r osober 1sxe.
s:s:$ s'$s e sss;:s' ss:
~ osasa' ofass' ssssi ssis ir:siNt' Ns s IT.
,"a waaI's9s sshsl ss1 No. blaiI ta. winter I'd
ar,1ng ,ns s'M sa qulet at tlooa13 barley aud
sati wassrn n'nsihS ni1 Hao 6%sn nrnSs rssr s9e5 TIT
ar1mor 'n'sod Western, o7sdsa whiis wesiorn, as
i1r-stesdy nj o5ceasl 90,
q. Massses aGss sn rs ss'ay as;aae n9 icsax' sugar
rkrnosEuM-usule, s@a!1e; seanea, laai9xa
Esas:-rIr%, Wssisr,,, sssisst ssassto.
Isfsd sioisrs, &c., Fres! ha%a i III Sskss' Sk ,4Ss; 4tSs;
Ml4les qaiot' long oear, 1oEo. Lard frna prins
IlurrEi- Prime xtoady woatorn, 1sapso.
Wa'sxz-i'sis'nos 1t .; o9e@;1;a1. ,;1;2a
ar. Louis, Jnly 9f.-CoTroN-Qufet and nominal,
sas ST ff: cs. cSaps aPts .a na sss, f1 ss
'es%Sra e %sa,ion n; ys dull and lower at 'o
pnov1.iosH-rcrk l!9aor At s2s soaq4oo. Dry saa
msnts ar,nur % I'D little dolng shoness g. La,er
s1ssr fifib Il iio clear, 116silXo. Lard arm sum
ls'1''''-A''s S;sSisslSi Il 81 e silr"' 20 900 b.
,henss; c1xo,SNAT1 Y 'aI o. July 2-corzo-Dul and I'M
nHIApsrurTs-F dull and unchanged, W,,nas
IL, IT, ~ oosn ,a9 9ar a 1ofr r, rea og
an Arm i ssoe hya a'saay nsS It sSses'' &C. o's ''
ois-Lnseed H. oil hteauy It oo5pto Lard oil 1ah
l:uas-Dull md unohanesl.
BuTTEn AND GMEEHE+-Du1l and uuc1,ntrct1
, 1874-07-25
REAL ESTATE,

THIS following Instruments were l1ed for roc
ord OIL Flidly, July "a:
CITY PROPERTY.
Confederation.
Wers MatltBon 1t. 200 # " Ut Western w, sf,
36alYI IT, datsl July Observation-Disclosures b,eQQ
, 1874-07-25
COMMERCIAL.

Fn1DAr EvEz1Nd, July ~.
Tho following Woro tho rccoipts and shipments
Of tho loading articles OF produce In Chicago
during tho past twenty-funr hours, and for tho
corresponding tlnto one year ago:
, 1874-07-25

notS@r1ires moved IN nnoiIcr moteh to.;lay' tho
hulk Of tho trausfors Loint effected at $6+0GaN7U-
showing III advance of IT, over yeaserdsy's quota
tons, Or M advance Of fully toa during the week The
which Ia xctlya both Oh lotu and Eastern acco,lnta
Halea were nj $uGDa700 tlls a4sar nx,ro letfg paid III
a single iusanca for bunch at extra rhilnlrlpi.ia
hogs averaging 40 lta. L. Il. poul bought tAen.
Tha u,arKut rlUstd 1rHl.
, 1874-07-25

The New York nsy-ssoais Market.
NKw YonK, July 34.-1Aekago tratIe moderately act
tyo III somo departments, but lobbng branches con
Ns:Mess quiet. Cotton 9oosis sloady at unchanged
Rt,9Ss. Cotton nanlels in good donanl, aud huusa
continued actiyp. Wool flannel blankets aud fancy
casstHere. III falr request. Aosiesy showed III ina
pr9ye,ueut,
, 1874-07-25

Tho Pfttaburx OIL 'Mnrset,
PrrfBuuRt', pa July 24.-CrAtio quiet ut $1.po t. Q.
b.; 15c at tlo wells; refined armer Ut Ike lid.
, 1874-07-25

Dlack-Wnlnut - Counters, $l1o.0o@150.0o; clear.
fc5.0utas5.oo} conmou, f35.oo8do.e0; Gull, 10000
35.uu flooring 5000. .....-.
Aah-Clenr sol. .60Ga 1000 common, SIC. 90
eul, s10.D0@ is.0u; flooring, $3000@ $4,000.
0ak-0iear. S2eooE4Q.0o common, S1a.oo@a5.00;
Hickory Cear. sas.oo@so.0o; common, <oo.oo0
$500 GULL s1o.U09ls.gu.
Map'eotar, Sa2. 90; common, SIC %;
Gull. $l0.GG@ 15.10.
l!utseruus-Claar, s35.oo@oo.oo: !: oomnon, s4o.uo@
5000,
oierry-o1car. slo,oo@so.oos common, $ls.0o9
25.na Gull, si2.0o@i8.oo.
Whitowood-Cluat, ssooo@lo.oo; common, s2o.oo@
25.11 Gull. $40. 0.0Ottlsb5. -,- =
Wagon stock-Iiickory aales, per aes, 81. .0OG1.61
wagon po!os each, 45SG0e o1 boards, 80 00a 10;
Florida rel cedar, 35o PER It : mahogany, 31@40o /;
do cunars, s0c ROSEWOOD. b0Q80c white holly, 90u.
, 1874-07-25

0'lo Philadelphia Wool nIurket.
FH1tAnELFnIA, duly 81. - Wool hrmert bnt not
qQ0t4hly AiNher
, 1874-07-25

readily commanded ycatordhys prices. The oorinRs
did not tnc',o morn tn,l two or three really tiota
drpyes and mort Of tho salea wore at tic low range Of
f5.o5da37s Wo quote pour to common u 81. @y:G0
mcdmn tu good at s3.70@4.60 aud choice at $4.7S@
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
Nervous Debility.

depressed. irritable state of mind: a weak ner
vous exhausted feeling; no energy or animation
confused head, weak memory, often with dcbilita-
ing, involuntary discharges. The consequence of
excuses, mental overwork or indscretlons. This
NERVOUS DEBILITY finds sovereign cure in HUM
PHREfs HOMEOPATHIC srEcIFIc, No 90. 1t tones
up the system, arrests discharges dispels the
tai gloom and dependency, and rejuvenstes the en-
tire system. 1t is perfectly harmless and always
efficient Price s., for a package of five boxes and
large 81 vial of powder, which rs important in
old serious cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by
ALL Druggists, or sent by mail ON receipt of price
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE
CO., No. 56a, Broadway, N. Y.
Fol- Jale by Otto Grotjan Is Illinois Street. Benser
& Thomas, Speldel and E Breunert, Rock Island
anu Richards, Moline. 3-4dmwf&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

The safety ink stand, noticed in Thurs
days ARGUS can be had at Champions.
james Peters, of East Davenport, has
been fined $75, and costs, by Justice Kauff
man, for curelty to horse from which the
horse died.
The contractors who were so lively at
the Harper House yesterday have left for
their homes, some probably wishing their
figures were less.
Hon. VIM. f, Brannan, of Muscatine,
has been unanimously nominated for
Judge. and John N. Crawford, of Daven-
port, for prosecuting attorney.
The State Convention of the Straight
out Bourbon Democracy of Illinois, called
by Judge Ledlie, does not seem to have
amounted to "a row of pins" n.--Cht-
cago Journal, eth.
Charlotte Hams, of Davenport, has
sued James Dooley, of that place, for 3d.
900 for selling liquor to her husband, in
consequence of which, as she claims, he
was capsized from buggy, last July, and
killed
MIR. George Williams, rapids contrac-
tor, is already making arrangements to
move some of his tools and machinery to
the Illinois river for his job near Oopperas
Creek. His boats 60 via the Mississippi
and Illinois rivers, of course.
The Granger-Smiths braved the rainy,
chilly, cloudy weather to-day, and had
their spree all by themselves, on Credit
Island The weather was too unpropi-
tious to permit the ladies to go out. We
reckon the boys had a.pretty high old time
The Governor of Tennessee has offer
ed reward of $500, for the arrest of any
member of the mob which recently. assas-
sinated negroes in various parts of that
State At last accounts the outbreak be-
tween the whites and blacks in Gibson
county had been suppressed.
There was some entertaining music,yo
cal and Instrumental, in Epstein Il West s
music store last evening. Capt. H. b.
West gave us his full round tones, iu Kill
larney, while Mrs. Wilson, of st. Louis. a
sister Of Mrs. West, gave us some fine
music ON the piano Epstein & Vests
music store Is already quite favorite
place of resort.
during the heavy storm on Friday
night last the lightning struck and burned
the barn of Mr.. Pat Ferral, near Jefferson
Corners. The barn contained large guam
tity of hay and grain which was all con
sumed. The loss was about $4,000 The
light from the burning barn was distinctly
seen by many of our citizens. and also by a
number farmers south of here. -Genese0
Republic, 2oM.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
THE STATE CONVENTION AND ROCK ISL
AND COUNTY

BY the proceedings of the State conven-
ton it will be seen that r. M. Grenell of
Cordova, was member Of the Committee
on Credentials for this 1.-THE Sixth con-
gressional district; Aug. losing, OF Rock
Island, on the Committee on Permanent
Organization; B. D. Buford, of Rock Isl
and, on the Committee on Platform
George Wagner, Of Rock Island, on the
Committee to nominate State Commit
tee; and Lewis Wilson, of Rural, one of
the Vice Presidents.
Messrs. Hessing and Wagner returned
via the Rockford Rock Island & St. Louis
road, last evening. Mr.. Butord came this
morning. Mr.. Grenell remains at Spring
field to look after the interests of our coun-
ty before the State Board of Equalization,
he being chairman of our Board of Super
yisors and having been appointed by the
Board for that purpose.
Mr.. Hessing brings us full reports Of
the convention, and he and Mr.. Buford
(who are the only delegates we have seen
since they returned) speak in high praise
of the action of the convention. There
was some turbulence of course--there al
ways is; but the minority gracefully and
cordially submit to the will of the majority,
as in duty bound, aud the most thorough
and complete harmony was established.
The speech of Gov. Palmer is model of
propriety and truth. and will commend it.
self to all who read it, 1t will be found in
this paper. Let no one omit to read it.
The resolutions Of Gen. Leib, of Chica-
go, will meet the hearty response of
That's right, " from all patriots.
The platform seems to US to be absolute
ly without objection. 1t is brief, pointed,
and not susceptible of any double meaning
"a thing rare in party platforms at the
present day.
If Mr.. Gore should now withdraw and
Mr.. CAROLS name be substituted on all
the Opposition tickets, Illinois would wheel
out of the corrupt Republican party and
take her place among the real Reform
States of the Union.