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timo aInco tho panic began, and was ofrcrod
frch]y ut i por cent.
htorling van nrmer at r!.s2t'l@4.63 for sixty
dnyH' /; FI.ssMA. .8G!5: for right: -.
tioll rangad a. f11k@l1leS; o1oHoa At tho
highest figure. ...,
Carrying ratea Tore 3@9e Ter cent.
Tho olcarings wero S43, 900. GOO.
State bonds wore quiet and nominal
Govornmcutu nloaod firm. ,.--
Stocks, oxcepting Lake Shore, wo1e strong
tho greator portion OF tho day; tho lattor do
clnod from av1G to 7D3s closod at 80.
Tho principal actfvlty waB In Weatorn Union,
Union Pacific. WaLaah, and 1ake Shore. Union
Pacific roachel 9B11. Tho struggle now going
on for control Of tho coming election influences
the quotations 10 this stock; tho books oloso III
Febrnnry. Tho Eenornl market closed ntendy,
I'ho snlos between 10 and . o'clock woro 10000
shares. Of which 24,600 wero Western Union,
$4,000 Union Pacific, t, ZOO Wabash, 15 900 Pacific
Mail. ). II 600 Now York ContrAl, 10000 Lake
Bhpra 1000 NorthweBtern.
Et0rlinp. &a,b3M.
, 1874-01-21

IRON AND sTEEL-This market ia unchanged IN
les general features. notwithstanding Tho TACT that
IRON has been advanced ry tho manufacturer there
hna boon no corresponding hdshnno hcre though tho
market has bccn quotad iirm. Irado on Tho whole is
not very aettvo, though aome deafera report At In
, 1874-01-21

though Tho markot Ia stoailor than two woeka
agot md homo pnrtloa are aBttug highorr prcos
snges M on trsoh r1 from g"s of; IL only
fair request at unchanged rates. Tho advance
IL pricea at tho East haB aB yot had no effect
this markct, oxcopt to create a better foollng III
pse copper Of @ and ohas aa iosae R III liz esa danand
for those goods is fair, md improving. fair
trado In drugs nrl chemicals was roported. and
many articles enumerated Wero firm at hn atl-
good demand and small supply: broom corn
was alao q,,otod Bttong in rathor light
stock, and moderate rogllost. IIey romainB
qutot and Without material ohangd. Tho
timothy, though other saeds woro cnsy. aroop
fruita wore III light demand at reduced prices
for oranges and lo1nons. but te old figures wore
generally adhered 10 for othor lots. especially
cnofcee apples aud crat,berrios which aro not
abundant. Poultry WaB steady, with tho supply
Of fresh about equal 10 tho homo demand.
Highwlnos wore quiet and unchanged, at 900
por gallon; viii, sale OF 1o0 brla, and rlmor OF
ss,e yd Of another 1o9 br's et that gree New
Cincinnati was quoted at 96o.
Drosaed hogs wore dull and 5GD1Uc 1owor, with
holders generally unwilling to accept the prices
1920 for light to &9.3o for heavy. Sales woro
reported Of sc head (cloicol at a8,40; 500 at
4o90; $40 At s0.25; 100 at 1920; 100 soft at
$500. Total, 1886 hend
I'M 5 we're aos,Vo and str9ngo H1 @
Pesry was
not sustained to tho olono Tbs market for live
hogs was reported lo@15o por brl higher, and
points living eosea sntirey s and d lot st thd other
f tst n 1s annnnoa atG 70 w. g .ns Is s ft
ems to make ice 80 scarce next summer aB to
plo5ant ~ 1Im W;'n bo,nf uaeu ~ Paok1ng Hu1nuer
Eioaa,S ,+o w ~ ny T. ns nuH 10 npW on
.n n, ay a,s nnnratora 80 o,a,,a' ~ wnt
or Is nny 3at o ston ous 70
1nn meas T. vi" ,vo Se s teenE aE
lcsa.h III .,, an ncso o tSn istt ~ wnGn
a y, ,oro on p'' an arer 10 n ;ti, ~
sontharn 3onara q, ~" ~ tna Msn cnro o
oa "oInu ata u oo % taHe caEe
very sman a, on account OF tna increased pereont-
~" ~ pvlM nauo hunco seVera! 1ateo !oss nayo
aa,,ti ~ uopn ,ansn ~ cap"ste M Wo couns eon
m" r1a,ot ~ n,ena ~ H. oS n's pson.
nrces niss ,,nr1' aoai, y, ~ ~" o,io raS 9f
ssas @aso do sosr FobE'sry aa, slAao DO
sver ~ alSn Sa.aeaa.oo; 10 seer npr
s.trs r;,,,a p1s1 AZ 1EeS1 pp9A' foa5oo s
es1Fa esa Peo ae e. d2o xa!el1oo n Maro Sash or
sn an 10 seer dGeo5paT1ary
saiinr ~, 81 - Sra WI n.a ~
Gcliaa W h,nna -" " aa,6o. sr nSo." omee'
noao =, Ea1 o1yoi ny 1ae9 aIan,1 ,Menss "
~ ~ ~ suoutuors ~ a1sgs4e 1or
for snrt ra 9e7ao "a a@ for 1r'r s,ort ts%sc eo5s
the n1;.os same pd. boxed At por ID above these
pIlces' aseeh meats - lower tnan Balted 40;
na tae"'s tor 1e9stualy aeuqoIy 80 M8her, atic&
1uI nrIooa M@TGn oenVefy e az onghor nun oasn
gTIses ess na peol 6e extra % aess 70.
TytoS@lVgy ta};n beet hams, Sz5oVe2s'21 clty
AauuW& bEhgoNQs FTenHa qu0tAnl1 at 411G1
, 1874-01-21
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, jan. 20.
The following wero the receipts mud shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-foar hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-01-21


Strictly pure. Sill
fahcy pfanas' .....''''''' ''oo94"'oo
Genuine yctllc Montague. .......... 1s.6o@1b.oo
American. --..'....''-... ...'''''t A'oo91A'eo
a1asurya ra;lroad colors. ........... 11.oo@11.bo
Palacs colo1s IN cans.
Rochelle ochre, caeks $500; brls.... SAG $50
En9!ish En9!ish oranso psai mineral " 1s.so
Pittsburgh orange minoral........". 1880
English red lend. d.:.............'.'.' ll.50
z;i{;S zss: s::s;ss 6 f. Is
Ss;|a Nsi;iSs.: Sh's: ss:::; $780, 1s'' iss ss s;S sS
e e es,s s.tss;s. sSssS' sXSssSS
occurred re in thts . markell TIE Gy demand Is tsr
psssssa ~ piss yt! ra!s aigssr ~ wa,!s csr
pouGTR1 AND senditlen q tle.e mar
stoct 1 of POULTRY ss bsen red:ed snd lis
light, that cholce fresh offerings hays brought bet
to- prices. aane bus advanced, owing to tho falling
Chickens, choice dgessed s3.00@s.75; axtra; .$.O0;
common 10 good DO, 81 20o@2.60 ducks dressed 500
SoG atassssa sssss sstsss s to % IT,
e@loo; pfassto chtekena, $S.0Ga3,l5; quail, Sl.75@
ss:l III ds Seen e de-
mand, au1, owing to moderate supplies, advanced SO
11c, ranging from $3.7695.10; primo, about $500.
oloyor VAS hrmer, though tho saes wore mostly In
ana way from store, aud the roceipta wero ess, quo
tations range from $i76@b.4o, Miet md 1IunHarian
wcEo rather slow aud eaAy at G0@67Ne and 70@76o,
respectively. Flax was faF at $ly5 and acnrco. To-
day neods were quiet aul not particularly firm. aa3
aud rorllapa Timothy excepted. We note hales Of
timothy vt s. l0l bags DO ut $2o5 10 bags do
Ut s2g1 Al baga fair do Al ST. 20 baga FUR Hurga
rlau nj 10a
sALT--TAa demand ia restricted 10 s1uat lota to
supply immediate wants. prtees hare not boon
Rublsct to any alteration. ~ follows: Ononla-
81 md Baguaw, lue, $1.po; Canada 90, 800; or
uinaty, course, $3up; eoarse lamond, e3to; ground
solar $a.l iairy, without bags, $au1 dairy. with
hagH, 81 00 Ashton talry, por sackt $500. dronud
al,im $l76@l 49, Turks Island. S. do@ l.71 pcr bn.
TEAs-Afs meeting win = good and taercaslns
deuand, and all dosertpsiona arc firmly belt. We
Quoto: Young hyBon, common to fair, 37G47u do,
good, 57@67o; do, ohooo 20 extra hno, 17c@Sl. .l0;
common to tito oil hyaon, 653a7o: common Imperial,
62G5c; good 10 ph0ice do, Q0e@$11U; fair to good
| gun1,owder 72@90o; choice Plugsnoy $l.10@l.20;
sxtra Mnyune, ~ choice 10 e2tra nav Japan
15rtst1o6: common to good DO. 7o@s0c far to good
old, 6sG576o; common do, 40Gst0o; coorel natural
leaf Japan. G0Gs70o: common to iue 0otnnR, 37@A7o;
! good. 67907c choice to extra, 85c@$l.to,
TOBACCQ-Is quiet sud steady previously
quoted. We repeat our list "a follows;
FINE Our-Extra, 7DGeB9o; choice, 6o@65o; medium
tu@shdot poor Ia counl0l, 35@+1.
PLu0-Natural Leaf, 73G5a0o; hRn bright, g0970p,
lleck. gQ4na 46Ga56c.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

OPINIONS or THE PREss.-The Texas
Neao Yorker says An old Scotch ply
stefan once said to one of his patients
Keep your head cool, your feet warm, and
your bowels open, an there's little Else =
can harm ye. This aphorism is full OF
wisdom, and expresses exactly what DIR.
WALKERS bESEGAR BrrrERs will do for
YOU. We speak of what we know from
nearly two years practical experience in
the use of this Indispensable family medi-
cine. Its Office is to attack lazy, torpid
liver, and impart new life to this vital or
gan-a proper fow of bile and a prompt
discharge of effete matter A good diges-
ton aud appetite are restored to the suffer
err. Pure blood, the life of the flesh, is
secured, and the patient soon feels him
self soatking electrical battery. Good
health is more precious than fine gold
VINEGAR BITTRRs restores it, and is, there
fore, above fce The man who discover.
ed it is a p aer and benefactor Of
his race
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
Nervous Debility.

A depressed, irritable state of mind: weak. ner
vous. exhausted feeling; no energy ANNA ion
confused head, weak memory, often with deblita
ting, involuntary discharges. The consequence o
excuses, mental overwork or indiscretons. Thi,
NERVOUS DEBILITY finds sovereign in HUM
PHREYss HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC. No IS 1t tones
up the system, arrests discharges, dispels the men
tai gloom and dependency, and rejuvenates the en-
tire system. 1t is perfectly harmless and always
efficient. Price s., for paeka ge of five boxes and
large 81 vial of powder, which Is 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. 5G2, Broadway, n, \.
For Jale by Otto Grotjan IS Illinois Street Benser
& Thomas c Speidel aud Breunert Rock Island
and Richards. Moline. 34dmwf&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
NOTES HERE AND THERE,
Regular March day

Regular March day.
The board Of supervisors will meet on
Monday.
Navigation on the Illinois and Michi-
gan canal will be opened from Bridgeport
to Lockport on Monday next.
Fifth annual ball of the st. Patrick
Benevolent Society. at Turner Hall, or
Tuesday evening, March II. Tickets one
dollar.
Lewis johnson, accused of the muir
der of Mrs. Brownie and son, was before
Justice Viele yesterday afternoon
his examination was postponed to Monday
23d inst.
We learn, from the Union, that thu
bad state of the roads throughout thu
country and the muddy streets and cross
ings in the city were caused by Bale!
Davenport
Robert 1s Kay, who kept a boarding
house on Lay e rect, Moline, died sud
denly and a e his house, on Thursda.
afternoon, OF cart disease. His folk
were at church at the time.
The Moline Reuieao is evidently unde
the impression that Sears's mills, the cot
ton factory, the Watch Tower, etc, are il
Milan. They never were in Milan, ant
they all are in Rock Island The Reuieo
people should study geography.
A misprint IN an editorial notice il
our Weekly states that the Farmers
county mech is to be on Tuesday
This is mistaka. The meeting is to b,
on Thursday Hart The call, signed b.
the officers, has never been Incorrect,
printed.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
THEY ARE COMING.

Indications are that the Rock Island
canal convention, on the oath, will be a very
large and influential body. East and West
there is growing feeling in favor of cheap
water communication between our great
western rivers and the Atlantic-so that
boats can be loaded on any Of our western
rivers and taken direct to New York and
other eastern ports without transhipment
And the same boats can be loaded for the
same towns and returned the same way
Delegates are already being appointed il
various parts of the west, and we expect
to see a general representation from the
western states Our people should pre-
pare to welcome the delegates and see that
they receive proper attention.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
GOOD ADVICE AND POETRY
'r-Nr. ANYTHING that Fits ,

TTNE, Anything That Fits.
Magic Oil is death on Fits
Magic Oil is delicious thank Renne for tbisi
All pain 1t cures quickly for mother or miss
Goes right to the trouble. rubbed in with the nalu
As sure as your faithful 1T works like charm :
Inc directions please follow, but use your own ski
II Spralns and Neuralgia. but battle with a viii
Used outward and inward it never does harm
In Headache or Collie 1T works like a charm"
Sore throat from Catarrh or from Cold in the Head
Ut Vt Chllis from Cold that would keep Won in bed
Magic OIL performs wonders aud acts like a balm
OF 1Afg g'or swathing'It works like charm.
me foot horn Of fame" most usually liesl
30 the Magic Oil cures took the folks by surprise
The claims that il made caused wondroas alarm.
The trial now shows that 1T works like charm
MM. RENNE & SONS, manufacturers, Pittsheld
Reader. call for ii where you trade. Sold Ii
ROCK island by John Bengston and X. Bruenart.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
THE CANAL MEETING.
Committees Appointed.
Another Meeting Tuesday Evening the 18th

A meeting of citizens was held in Darts
hall last evening, (thea 9Th to make ar
rangements for the great northwestern
cheap transportation convention to be held
here on the oath. Alex Steel was called
to the chair, and NJ. Rosenfeld appointed
secretary. The secretary read from THE
ARGUS the call of Maj.J NJ. Allan, for the
convention, as first published in this paper.
The importance of extending the Illinois
and Michigan canal to the Mississippi riv-
err was then discussed by Messrs. Henry
Dart, T J Robinson, G Truesdale, G II
Stoddard, W L Sweeney, and others, and
it was deemed proper that Rock Island
should aid Maj Allan and the friends of
the canal extension in securing large at
tendance of representative men from the
northwestern states that the governors,
state officers, and legislatures of the north
western states, cities, boards of trade, far
mers organizations, workingmen's organic
ations, manufacturing companies. boards OF
supervisors, city and town councils, etc.,
be urged to send delegates in such num-
bers as they may think BEST and that a
committee be appointed to attend to this
matter, provide place for the meeting.
raise funds to pay necessary expenses, and
do whatever in their judgement may be
proper to promote the objects of the con-
vention.
On motion of T. J. Robinson, the chair
was instructed to appoint committee of
seven for this purpose.
The chair appointed 7. j. Robinson, W.
L. Sweeney, G. Truesdale, j. NJ Boards
ley. P. L. Mitchell, C, H. Stoddard, Henry
Dart.
On motion. Alex Steel was added to this
committee.
Matters connected with the canal eXten-
sion were then talked up in a desultory
way especially the Importance OF arous-
ing our own people to an interest in the
project -and it was voted that when the
meeting adjourn, it adjourn to Tuesday
I6NGUlllS lllt IiL3 llleI lll lilShNo VI
the canal be urged to secure a crowded
house on that occasion.
A. c. Dart rendered the free use OF
their hall for that evening, as also for last
evening.
On motion of VI. Roscnfeld the chair
was instructed to appoint committee OF
three whose duty it should be to consider
and report at the meeting on the evening
of the 18th, list of seven delegates tC
represent the people of this city in the
general convention on the 9th.
The chair appointed Morris Rosenfeld
VIM. jackson and J. p. Danforth, Jr. said
committee.
On motion of T. J. Robinson, the com
mittee on arrangements were instructed tC
engage Darts hall for the convention or
the 24th.
The meeting then adjourned.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
Indigestion's Martyrs.

Half the diseases of the human family spring
from disordered stomach, and may be prevented
by invigoratng and toning that abused and neglect
ed organ with Hos;etter's Stomach Bitters. Let it
be borne in mind that the liver the Kidneys the in
testines, the muscles, the igaments the bones the
nerves, the Judgements, are all renewed and nour
shed by the blood and that the digestive organs
are the grand aembic in which the materials of the
vital fluid are prepared When the stomach fails to
provide heathful nouri hment for It's dependencies
they necessarily snfer, and the ultimate result il
the evil is not ested will be chronic and proba
bly, fatal disease somewhere. 1t may be developed
in the kidneys IN the form of diabets, In the live
a. congestion in The muscles as rheumatism, in the
nerves as paralysis in the integuments ecrofula
Remember, how yer. that each and all of these
consequences OF indigestion may be prevented by
the timely and rc4rIr use of that sovereign anti
dote to dyspepsia, Hostettors Bitfers.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
About that Pistol.

Further investigation shows that the
pistol with which Geo. Cropper shot him
self was his own property that he bought
it of boy named Swan johnson, who
took it to school to dispose of it; that
Georgelkept it secreted in his fathers barn,
where some cartridges have since been
found; that the accident did not occur on
the high school grounds, nor within block
OF the high school grounds; that no schol-
airs are permitted to lnger there, and are
watched when they are on the premises :
that the pistol had been carried to school
but once before; that the boy "Zeese" IA
nick name) was not Swede boy. but son
of Mr.. Mcmahon, of the Emmett House.
who did not own the pistol at the time, but
that George, after the accident, commis-
stoned Haley boy to sell it in order to
keep his parents in ignorance of his own
ing it, and that Haley sold it to Geese.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

Nothing is more eficacious for the cure
of colds, coughs and all lung diseases than
" Masta 5 Pulnonic Balsam an old New
England remedy which thousands have
tried aud proved it to be just the thing for
these distressing complaints 1t is pre-
pared from vegetable balsams and the me
dicinal properties of roots and herbs, with
no minerals Or poisonous acids. Simple
and safe in the materials used, it can be
taken at any tine. This valuable remedy
is tor sale by every druggist in Rock Island
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
FARMERS MEETING IN ROCK ISLAND
s. NJ. Smith to Speak.

The farmers in every township 10 this
county should remember that their county
meeting comes off on Thursday next. the
call for which will he found in this paper
1t is their annual meeting for the choice o.
officers, and they are to have, on that oc
casion, speech from S. VI. Smith, Esq
Secretary of the Illinois State Farmers
Association. Mr. Smith is one of thu
ablest debaters in the State, and his opin
ions are well up with the most advanced
opinions of the day, Farmers should re
member that it is their meeting, and tina
on them depends its success or failure.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

The attention Of those who are so unfor-
tunate as to have lost leg or an arm or a
hand. is directed to the advertisement in
this issue of THE ARGUS, of Drs Hiatt <
LEROY, manufacturers of artificial limbs
Their long experience and great success il
almost duplicating the natural members Of
the body entities them to the fullest conf
dence, while the guarantee they give makes
their work doubly satisfactory, and destroy:
much Of the Inconvenience and affiiction il
the loss of legs or arms, and enables the
unfortunate to attend to all the ordinary
duties of life Try them.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

CUTTERS POCKET INHALER AND CAR
BoLATE OF IODINE INHALENT.-In anoth-
er column will be found an advertisement
of this novel Instrument and remedy for
the treatment Of Catarrh and throat and
lung diseases. 1t seems to be in great "a
vor with medical men. Coughs, colds, sore
Threats, asthma, are frequently relieved in
few minutes by its use, while for Catarrh
it is claimed as the only specific. The cir
cular and testimonials are very interesting.
1O.2SdeodGm.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

A COOP THING. The lady who slipped
and fell at the Harper House corner to-
day, says they are good thing, if they
are advertised in THE ARGUS. The ad
vertisement referred to will be found on
the first page of this paper, headed Stand
ard Lolita Bustle.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

We desire to say that, in our Judgment
all city ordinances ought to be published
in both papers The people who read one
paper are lust as much entitled to official
| information as those who read the other
| Union, March 6.
Nearly two years ago, one OF the editors
of this paper went before the City Council
and personally urged and secured the pas
sage of an order that the minutes of the
Council meetings be published in both pa
pers. Last spring he secured the reenact-
| ment of that order That was a step, at
least, in the right direction The Union
now proposes another step. one which we
presume all the people will indorSe.
The truth is that our squabbles over the
election Of mayor and aldermen have de-
| generated into a scramble for the little of
fees and patronage of the city government.
| 1t is a disgraceful squabble about trifles. 1t
calls for the expenditure of a good deal Of
money and hard work which should be de
voted to better uses. 1t throws upon the
candidates and their friends lot of bum
mers and dead beats who expect to be pet
ted and treated and hauled to the polls in
carriages-to the Decentralization of class
| Of voters who ought not to be tempted to
| thus degrade the right of suffrage. 1t
causes fearful strife to ascertain whether
bridge tolls and wharfage shall be collected
on Democratic or Republican principles
whether hay, coal and grain shall kick the
beam according to the Cincinnati or Phila-
| delphia platform, etc, etc, when it really
makes no sort of difference The only
question should be as to who will do this
business best, and who most deserves the
little stipend it brings 1t certainly
cannot make any difference whether a
street supervisor cleans out a ditch OF
builds crossing on free trade or high pro
tective tariff principles. \ good Job, a
square days work and an honest admins
tration Of his Office is all the people want.
Nor can 1t be OF any sort Of importance
whether the water we use is strained and
squirted to us through a Democratic OF
through Republican water board. Prob
,ly alf an alf would be as we'll At any
rate, if they give us clean water, enough
of it,and with regularity, and at reasonable
rates, well be satisfied
If we will once establish the principl,
OF dividing the patronage of the city al
evenly as can be done consistently will
good government aud economy, we shall
be rid of all strife, wrangling and waste Of
money at elections, and set better example
than at present.
1t is good time, now, when we have
new council composed of men who wei
not elected exclusively by any one party, L
: inaugurate an era of good feeling, and pu
, an end to party squabbles in city affairs
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

THE DERrNGER. The most effective fire
arm in the market is the Deringer Out
in the mountains the sight of one of these
deadly instruments is sufficient protection,
whereas to exhibit or to shoot anything
with any other kind is considered sufficient
provocation for a free fight. The attention
of dealers is called to the advertisement in
this paper of the Deringer rife and pistol
factory, where only the genuine Deringcr
fire arm is manufactured.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

SWANS TURBINE WATER WHEEL
No water wheel goes more squarely, before
water power companies and those interest
cd in water powers, on its merits than this
patent water wheel which is claimed to be
the only first class Turbine in the country
and the only one sold at a standard pub
lished price list. The principal merits
claimed for it are that it is compact, econ
omical, powerful and durable, suitable for
all kinds of streams and, in all, the best
''Multum in Parvo''-or much power
from little water" Those interested in
this matter land nearly all of our many
manufacturers at Rock Island, Moline and
Milan are interested), will receive full in
formation by addressing the manufacturers
as can be seen by an advertisement in this
paper.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07
California Sunday Train.

The train from California going East, via
Chicago, leaves this city tomorrow morn
ing at $50.
Also, the train from the East for Omaha,
San Francisco, and all intermediate points,
leaves this city tomorrow evening at $50
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-07

The finest kid glove in the world-per.
feet in cut. choice in colors aud in quality,
not exceled, is Thomson's seamless See
the advertisement il this issue of THE AR
GUS, and if your dealer doesn't have them
tell him to order from the importers, Thorn
son, Langdon & Co. of NY.