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The New York herald., 1875-01-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsros, JAM 81 ls75
bales Exporss-re Great britain lsGs; to the Cont.
Nkw ORLEANS Jan. 81 1875
Cotton firm good demand; middling Aslc. low mid
Saes s2ss d sock IS sisf'''' '0a'
co,,o, ,,,., 49,, s. n,,,,,n Mordr, ,o Jan. q ls7s
s'S ssss AZ sE %;safs ?s $!ss
,,,... sAyAsSAg. ,,, Jan. q 1875,
osss @ &
CHARLESTON. Jan 81 1873
Cotton quiet and steady middrns, I4s4c.; low mid,
SSns Sas a good ID 05ary 1aas M Ne receipts s
Sfocf 75Igg " o' '''''''' '-'" Ae'' 4'''
WILMINGTON. n. c., Jan. ~, 1877
strainsd, 81 = Crude mTponns steady hard, ii So
l9pr STEADY sus dull ,Sl sale.
saisS lYF dSSsi club ana %e aa
81 ssss'ss # 81 IL Sss @ss sS:
Receipts all through feigh,-Fioar $500 bSis Wheat
SSl1 ~ s4s saFss
S ana ai. & " Ssd
mailing purposes brewers not being willing to ask
%s hog. quiet at os 0r neaV' mess DresS'a
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull: No. white
xn4 s0F osAsn n S niss Sssh az
MS - .. 70 SS - ov.a. ~ 1et En IAcu'
&c. Oats quiet and UNCHANGED Dressed hogs 81 50
81 rs. Cloverseed. $6 ~ Reeeips-Wheat, 400 bush
eIs corn, 2000 do; oats, 4,OOj do Shipments-Corn,
5000 bushels.
CHICAGO, Jan 27 1877.
Flour dull and nominal Wheat lower and In fair
deman No. lspring, 9Oc.; No do. sSc.. CASH Ss1sc
S3ssc., March, No. spring, S2lsc- rejected,
76>se Corn hrm and IL sir dsma1d No. mixed e4c.
steady No. oz1sc t2Ac. spot: 6.sc. a5Ac May Rye
dull ana unchanged Barley dull. nominal Seeds steady
Gales OF light at 81 81 5;. heavy choice,
81 % SS % Pora opened dull but closed
active at sis cash February: SIS 25 blu March.
ara steady at ls4c, ca,h OF February lasc; March.
middles 9:e short clear mddles s, all loose, spot.
afternoon wheat was firm and UNCHANGED. Corn and
Nareh Lard strong a: sis TX bil, february. Ike.
csints-Four, 9,0OO bbls wheat $500 bushels; corn.
shpmentsflour oJo bbls wheat 1900 bushels corn,
81 700 do. oats, 5000 do barley. lUUU do.
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The wheat market was shade eiuier In tone, but
bushels included No. $ spring, ST I 81 %. 10; .
81 IS Sss milwaukee, 81 Isl. 81 X; 'rS No spring,
Sl ls a 81 22: ungradcd Iowa and MINNESOTA sprng
DO, 81 q; amber virginia, 81 s white western,
$iNa$i ST. Corn was i'll fair demano but at the close
nsre sc oa was new en eaisr sses nr
do. SAC. s5c. for white Western and sc. tor white
9ss % ra and T
ss S0s as III i Ss; 'S ss' sSs'ss
TsriGnrs.-The market for berth freights continued
quiet with rates not essentially changs excepting tor
movement Continued slow yet there a triae moro
inquiry 1otieeable today Tor tonnsg ;uitabs to the
A4a Hsss H9S%i 'Ss
steam OU bushels OF grain at l0Jad d eUO do. OF
sS c M 3 at % BY f sn x Z 81 81 Oss o san "a cot
o. 80 bbls rosn ct 2s 3d. per 2SJ los The charters
An Austrian brig hence to Cosx tor orders TO
un ed Kingdom with 2,soo vbs is dned petroie
bbls of refined do. at 5s bark arrive from Phiia
depha to Cork for orders 70 the United Kingdom. with
MoLAssEs.-There has been no change In the market,
which continued quiet Domesno sold q, the amount Of
range We quote Cuba centrifugal amt mixed. yse q
Soc DO clayed Soc sc DO: muscovauo rcnning, Ac
sS IsSnd E.Cse. s orleans
ws;S ss Srss Ss' No
shsassa. quoted 81 mary coed
RON small oStISS parcel. Fitch auis sna Ssosd
pr1noLEux.--Ihe market TOR reaned, was q shade
srmer but remained M ss qass quoted at is ,sxe ,oS
y s !. s Ssl " v. ;ssS 4: IL 3 &: w:
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THE HONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans was freely offered AZ 2 o 8
per cent, and on prime commercial paper the rates
remain at ~ per cent. Sterling exchange
1rm. Prime nominal rates, 4.37 a 40; selling
rates, 4s6A 4s6>a and 4.s9H 4.s9H. Conti-
mental nrm. Reichmarks o6h Q o5X and 96H
pe'6; cables, s6X 81; prime Paris, 6.lSX 510ai.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold to-day opened at l12T ana advanced to
and closed at ll3. The carrying rates were 2. ~
ana per cent. The feeling in favor OF further
advance Is very strong, Notwithstanding the
presence in the market o. arecognized bear eie-
ment The weakness OF the government and con-
tinual shipments contribute to the idea that the
depletion Of this commodity must eventually aug.
ment Its price. Tnis supposition, however, Is yet
he varifnd
The New York herald., 1875-01-28

have been as olows:TYesterday, after two +. Nj
sSo at Is ssc Maren loo a. ee so 1t S lassc soj
ss lshc April s at 1876 iD st Is Ssac Nay go at
s0a'ns ssf i sse
July, 10 2i,S2c AZ l.i6c August. i65sc 10 29-s2c;
!ssesi5y ssssaa}y s'S SIDE = 100 ~
at at & = at d ic o, as 70 a. Is s March, 4. rs % 3 az
5sc l5 Ei2c. issc at Is l7s2c iaoj at
Ss ~ % g ~ id At T. Y 5 ST. Il % q 5j S I IS G @ &;
i5 23-c May 800 at I61Sc Uo at 6 Ssc, L4o lec.,
s % % . 10 S at o' e e. & &a ay 5uns & % O. a sc d G ai a
l6 2s!c. August lc0 lesSc 100 at l6 S.i6c Total,
IS 800 bales Grand toiai zloD b'aes Keeepts at the
lean. "a; Mobile, 7ss; ayannaa saas Charleston,
1a b Sas Les ch day Last wess H sS his Day last
Bremen, hy steam &C.; to Liverpool 9-Ssd. 56d by
steam; by saii 7-5si hd
drawn their stocks from the nai et but buyers ars
probable That na any a,Y TN p0rt%, sales viii Ss
iair DO, i9'4c 9 ls1ac. good do, y4c zoe prime
\ ,os1c. Java, government bags 2Sc a asc d.,
grass mats. 26c 29e. Geyon. lsc 2c.; MaracaiUo.
R,sa, slss ;Iexics1; s5c sis Ansosura issc.
q slc Savanna; isc &c. Cura's'a. l7hc i9sc..
FLOUR GaAIH.-heceipis-FloIr,6 6,376 bbs wheat.
81 bags oats Ss6 6aseis barley S4o d. % rye "a1 4o5
do. lhe flour market was without essential change
grades and qualities suited Tor snipping were sell.
lug at steady prices sales Of la9o hol: uding 400
realized prlLes quoted, Ste0uy with 7,O
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.


London advices report that f252,00o have gone
into the Bank OF England on balance to-day.
The rate OF discount In the open market for three
months bills Is 1-1e or l5.le per cent below the
bank rate. Rentes at Paris nrmer at 62r. 47kc.
In Frankfort Gve.twenty bonds Of 1862 are 9sX.
The following arc late London quotations: :--Con.
soils for money, s2X q e2k; do. for account. o2X
SIX; old 05 bonds, l07X lo7X; 67 bonds,
lo7x; ten.orty bonds. lo4x; new loan, 1o2X Q
io2X; Erie, 25x q 20. American securities nrmer.
RAILROAD BONDS,
Railroad bonds were moderately active this
afternoon. New York Central coupon nrsts
brought l12k Central Pacincs sold a. high as
o6,s, the San Joaquin branch s5H ana the Caiilor-
nia and oregon branch s4 Union Pacific sold ut
o2X Tor nrsts, ok for land grants 81 for sink.
ing funds. Chicago and Northwestern coupon
consolidated gold bonds declined to s1h Toledo
and Wabash lrstl declined IRON sok to 7ok, sec
ond selling ct ST. The following were the latest
bids -
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Jan. "a. 1875
stales sixty days, currency 81 a 8S premium; short
sgnt, 81 a So premium " days, gold l04 los pre-
$50 lS3 premium Sugar nominal
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF rHE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE

(lFFlCE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE
" Company.
NEW YORK, JAN 25. 1875
The Trustees, in conformity the charter the
pay submit the following statement Its Affairs Oh the
5lst December, ls7i:-
PREMIUMS received on marine risks from lst
January. 1871 tn 3ist December ls7I... 6,520e6 q
Premiums on policies not mar3ed OH LIST Jan
uary 1874. ....................... 24ss25s 10
Total amount OF marine premiums, ..... S. 1884 ~
No policies have been issued upon ie risks
nor upon nre risks disconnected with marine
Premiums marked of from LIST January 1871.
3lst December 1874. M S.
Losses paid during the same Pc
:, fou .S2,HO,6se "
Returns OF premiums
ami expenses. So. l,37S.657 IL
.lic company has the following assets, viz
United states and State OF New York stock
city oanS and other stocks .......... s99s o6) %
loans secured by stocks anu otherwise.. 2SJl "
Real esa, aud bonds and mortgages.... So7 O)O 10
interest and sundry notes and claims que
the company estimated at............ 45,f76 72
lrcnium notes and bills receivable. 2s32si, as
Sasnih bank. 26 i99 81
Total amount OF assets. SG03tSi "a
SIX cent interest the rtncaies
profits will be paid to the holders Thereof their legal
representatives, ON and alter Tuesday. the 81 Febru-
next.
outstanding certificates the issue of 1871 will be
redeemed and paid the hollers thereof or their
representatives ANA after Tuesday the "a OF Febru.
airy next rom which date ali interest thereon will
cease The certificates TO b. produced the time OF
payment ana Cancelled. Upon certificates which
issued Tor gold premiums the payment Interest and
redemption will be IN gold.
dividend OF A. cent is declared earned
premiums OF the company FOR the year ending 3lst
cember. 1874. Tor which certircates Will be issued on
and after Tuesday, the 6tn oil Apni next
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TRUSTEES.
j. d. Jones, Gordon W Burrham
Charles Dennis. Frederick ChNuncey.
W. II. H. Moore, Charles r. BnrdetI
Henry Colt Francis Skiddy.
Lewis Curtis. Robert Il. Mlnlurn,
Charles II. Russell, Charles H. Marshall
Lowell Holbrook, George W. Lane,
David Lane Robert l. stuart
James Bryce. James G. DE Forest
Daniel Miller, Alexander V. Biake,
William Sturgis. hares ID. Leverich
Henry X. Bogert Josiah o. Low
William T.. lodge Adoipn l.emoyne
Eoyal Phelps, Adam r. Sackett
Joseph Galilard, Jr, Thomas n. Younss
Z. A. Hand Horace oray
James Low Winthrop Il. Raw.
John ID. Hewlett, edmund W. Corlics
William Il. WeDO She pherd Knapp.
J. D. JONE- President
CHARLES DENNIS, Vice resident.
W. H. II. MOORE, second Vice President.
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EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoSDoN, Jan. 27-Evenlng. -
Calcutta linSeed, OBS I'd. q Cos
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
Plenty of Water Now.

Water Com'r Carse called on THE AR
GUS this morning to say that probably
there need be no further anxiety in regard
TO full supply of good water. The sue
ton pipe has been cut, and a t inserted
in the main line, and on the stem of the L
an elbow placed and new line of pipe run
directly to connect with the conduit; cut
off valves have been inserted so that the
present system of iltering through the
bed can be used when the stage of water
permits, and at other times, like the pres
ent, the water can be drawn directly from
the river The elbow was placed in posi-
ton yesterday and the works tested.
Before this attachment was made only 3
900 gallons of water per minute could be
obtained. After the attachment was
made, both rotaries were set in motion at
the highest speed and 1000 gallons
a minute were pumped-which is the
highest capacity of the works at any stage
of water Mr.. Carse says they did their
best to pump faster than the supply but
could not do so. 1t was fortunate that
they got the work completed yesterday, a.
the cold weather of to day would prevent
work in the water. There is now inches
of water oyer the end of the suction pipe
and as the river, yesterday morning, was
at or little below the low water marx
in 1864 1.-THE lowest ever known it is moi
probable that there need be any anxiety
in regard to future supply. The water
commissioners, however, are considering
the desirableness of another pipe, extend
ing farther out and into the mouth of thu
conduit, when there is now feet o
water; and they have telegraphed to Chi
cago and Cincinnati to learn if l6 incl
valves can be obtained for that purpoa G
should it be necessary. Mr.. Carse will 9,
to ST. Louis, tomorrow, on the excursion
and will make enquiries there in regard I,
such valves They are larger than ar,
usually kept on hand anywhere, and ma,
have to be cast
1t is fortunate that the conduit was pu
in last year, as the water is now 10 fee
away from the original means of supply.
MIR. Carse says the hydrants are ali il
good safe condition, aud he knows of n,
reason why our citizens, if they take prope,
care of their supply pipes. may not conf
IDENTITY rely on certain supply of waite
| in the coolest weather.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
~ Sea large advertisement.

How TO AMUsE THE CHILDREN
Parents are often at loss to find amuse
nlent for the young people, which will at
the same tune instruct their minds, cult
yale the taste, and give them an appre,
citation for the beautiful
4 new and interesting art has recently
been introduced to the public called DE
calcomanic" or Transfer Pictures
These Pictures are printed on
prepared paper, in many colors
and sizes, almost every variety of subject,
such as Heads, Landscapes, Flowers,
Autumn Leaves, Insects, Comic Figures.
&c. which can be Instantly and perma-
nently transferred TO almost any article
one may wish to ornament, such as Fans.
Work Boxes, Vases, Flower Pots. Furniture
and various articles of household use
When transferred these pictures, in beauty
Of color and artistic desigc, rival the most
beautiful painting. The art is easily
| acquired and children even soon become
experts: the process of decorating articles
with these pictures is novel, ingenious and
highly interesting 20 young and old.
| The manufacturers of these pictures
Messrs. }. L. Patten & Co., l62 William
Street, New York, offer to send, by mai
postpaid, ten select samples OF these
pictures, full instructions for transferring
the same. with "a page catalogue for, ter
cents, or for fifty cents they will send ont
| hundred attractive pictures.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
Yesterdays Arrests.

Yesterday afternoon VIM. Kelly, dead
beat and professional thief from Omaha,
and John MEG overD. a laborer from
Geneseo, got into a fight on Madison
street and were arrested and taken to Jail
by Marshal Halves, The cause of the fight
was that Kelly had stole a coat, valued at
S., from McGovern, Both parties we're
drunk. This morning they were both taken
before Justice Pinkley, and Kelly was
fined $40 and costs, and McGovern S. and
costs for being drunk and disorderly,
McGovern was sent back to Jail. Kelly was
taken before the county court for the
larceny of the coat from McGovern. He
plead guilty and was sentenced to 80 days
in the county Jail.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
United Prasbvterian Festival.

On Thursday evening of this week, the
ladies of the United Presbyterian Church
propose to hold grand festival in the
main audience room of their church edi-
fee. They first procured 500 tickets, but
the supply getting short they have, to-day.
ordered 200 more a generous lady mas
offered to give an amount equal to the re
ceipts of the festival-which is quite ar
incentive to extra effort in that direction
Among other novelties, a gold headed
cane is to be voted to the most popular
foreman of any manufacturing establish
ment in Rock Island; also an elegant cas-.
chair to the most popular lawyer. Tn,
ladies hope, by this festival, to realiz
funds sufficient to furnish the upper room
of the church, so that it can be occupied
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29

Rabbi Rosenspitz's lecture, Sunday
afternoon, at Darts Hall, was attended by
select and appreciative audience, COM
posed of about $50 ladies and gentlemen.
The learned Rabbi said, there is some
thing infinitely higher and holier to be
gained in life's incessant ebb and food, than
mere existence in the fuctuating ele
ments of enjoyment, amusement pleasure
and possession. and the graft fcation which
indulgence affords; that mans object, first
and last, should be to become man in
knowledge, in moral character and in ra-
tiOnal consciousness; that by an expanded
reason, an enlarged store of knowledge.
cultivated conscience, and higher con-
seriousness, man attains lofty aspirations,
higher aims, sound Judgment, proper
control over the passions, and rises, by the
proper culture of reason, above animal
nature to human dignity"
The Rabbi maintained that, religion is
the loftiest, hottest and most divine prob
lem of reason; the lottiest and hottest
impulse in man, He desired it, however,
entirely separated from theology" which
has nothing to do either with reason nor
with conscience, except to suffocate, negate
and override them by dread fanati"ism
Theology is ever, and everywhere allied
with bigotry, hypocrisy, fanaticism
svncretism, zealotism and intolerance, anC
ever was and ever will be. the arch
Toe Of pure religion, and a real ml>frtunt
to mankind. He claimed that it is f2apu
dent theology acith its iasofe"t app. nd:tgc
that has crowded out pure religi-r tr"u
so many If not all churches: aud irat il
the reason why religion, that pure rel gion
which God has placed in the soul of naI
was constrained to seek new abidin!
place; and it has found it in the ''l.nlg
Room where its yotaries practice it effcc
tualiy by visiting the sick, consofing tn
afflicted, burying the dead, drying the tear
) of the unfortunate, soothing the wonn.ls o
hearts lacerated by grief. feeding the hun
, CRY, clothing the naked, relieving III
oppressed, by aiding and supporting wher
ever their aid and support can sustain til
: tottering and falling; by educating the l
' phans aud distributing from their abund
r ance to chase away the chastity spectres c
] want and misery from the freside Of tn
! poor.
The Rabbi also explained that, accort
: ing to an interesting verdict of the Ia
e mud, the genesis of the angels is in the dC
/. tons, words ard thoughts of men an
0 women, aud he urged the creation of al
! gels by deeds of love and sympathy, char
ty and commiseration; by the cultiyatio
of human reason and human dignity an
4 by the promotion of liberty and fraternity
j. The lecture lasted about an hour and wa
+ deservedly applauded
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
Prompt Reinforcement.

When the physical energies are overtasked or flag
drought weakness or disease, they need prompt
reinforcement. Renewed vigor is most speedily
supplied through the medium of a tonic stimulant
and among medical resources of that class.
stetter's Stomach BItters assuredly deserve pre-
eminent place. Weakness, whether constitunal OF
arising from disease overfaigue, cannot be bette
compensated for than by resort TO this prime
strengthening cordial. The cnfeebled invalid, the
convaescent and the aged and infrm find that it is
an unfailing sourse Of vigor and comfort. Its com
bined tonic and Alternative properties also constitute
t an invaluable remedy for indigestion, weakness
of the organs of urina ion constipation torpidty o.
the liver, and many otheI Irregularities and dis
ablli les, and render ii invaluable protect m
against malaria well as disorders of the stomach
and bowels.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
NOTES HERE AND THERE,
For Moline column, see first mage


Let no one fail to read, carefully, Mr..
Beechers thanksgiving sermon, OF our
common schools. 1t is full of good sound
ideas.
The iron for the new city bridge at
Rock river was to be shipped from Penn
sylvania to-day.
Two boys were drowned at Muscatine
on Saturday, while skating, They were
about ID years OF age and were the sons
at DIR. Wn S. Robertson and Hon j
Karskaddan.
Monday morning, mercury below
zero; river iull Of ice, and one fourth Of
the river, on this side, covered with
stationary ice. The ferry boat went down
to winter harbor Sunday night.
Henry Middlebury, colored man OF
Moline, III Jail on charge of rape, was re
leased by Judge Peasants on writ of
habeas corpus. Our young friend VIM II.
Atwood Esq, was his attorney and con-
Quoted the case to a successful issue.
Miss Lillian Edgarton's lecture to.
morrow evening, in Muline,i is upon 'Popu
lar Sbams." The next evening she lectures
in Darts Hall, on Gossip, its cause and
cure" She is lady OF talent and great
beauty-and takes the conservative side Of
the womans rights question.
On Thursday evening, the a4ih VIM
| Fl. Robinson, living at Dover, Bureau
! county, had horse aud pair of double
harness stolen from his barn. The horse
is bright bay: four years old: about Is.
hands mgh; one white hind foot aud had
a wart just above the bit on the right side
One of our large manufacturing estab
ilshments was nicely caught in the sudden
| shut-uff OF water at the water works
| They have Several extra hydrants to use il
case of fire, but they claimed not to be us
ing city water for running their boilers
The sudden shLt-uff of water stopped thci
machinery and revt aled the fact that they
were using city water, How many more
are using city water without pay?
Vice President Wilson $ remains pass
ed through New York Saturday afternoon
with an immense military aud civil escort
and was received at Boston Oh SuDda,
morning with great ceremony, by Gov
Castor, his staff, and an Immense display
OF civil and military officers and citizens
The remains were laid in state at Durl
Hall, in the State House, and it is estimat
ed that 81, 0OO people visited the coffin OF
Sunday.
j. A. Boynton, sheriff of Warren
county, offers a reward oi $25 for the arres
of horse thief named LATE Myers, VIII,
broke Jail at Monmouth on the night o
the 18th. He is about eet inches high
light complexion; blue eyes; brown hair
sandy mustache and imperial; weigh
about l45 pounds; 25 years old: had oil
white shirt, open behind, ay.pants, snuff
colored coat, blue denim overalIs, soft
black hat.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
The River,

The river was lower on Saturday morn
ing than ever known since any record has
been kept of its rise and fall. 1t was one
tenth below the low water mark of 1864
the water that year being lower than ever
before known. Saturday night the water
rose to fve-tenths of a foot abovel low water
To-day it is one-tenth above, and on stand.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
NERVOUS DERILITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF MIND Q
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or animation; confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges, dspes
the mental gloom and desponden.. nd rejuve-
mates the entire system. It is perrectly harm
less and always efficient. Price IS, for a package
of five boxes and a large e. 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 HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 562 BROADWAY, II. Y.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29

The Thanks giving Temperance lecture
under the auspices ct the Father Mathew
Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society.
by Hon. L. Lynch, las been postponed on
account of the inclemency of the weather
on that evening, to Monday evening, Dec,
I3th, to insure large attendance This
lecture will be free to all. Persons hold
ing tickets for the Thanksgiving lecture
will receive their money by presenting
their tickets to the person Of whom they
bought them.
29d2t. NJ. II. LINEHAN, Chm. of Gem.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29

PERSONAL. & Price of Chicago,
st. Louis, and Cincinnati, we are please d
to say, are among the few who put into the
market articles just as represented, per-
tectly pure, selected with care and COM
bined in manner to be perfect in their
action aud results. Their DR., Prices
Cream Baking Powder and True Flavor
ing Extracts have been approved by the
United States Government The only
way to force adulterated cheap articles out
of the market is to encourage honest manu-
facturers.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29
Bridge Train,

Now that the river has become impas
sibe Cor the ferry beat. the people recall
with gratitude the generosity of the G. r.
|. Il ?. R. R., last year, in putting or
bridge trains. whereby people could pass,
in warm cars, between the two cities, fol-
10 cents, and they hope for renewal oil
those trains this year,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-29

LosT.-On Saturday evening. on Dock
street. between Orleans and Rock River
streets, heavy dark blue Chinchila
Overcoat, silk lappels quilted. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
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