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SPECIAL NOTICES.
{. f. kunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

A,s never been known tn fall IN the cure of
"rttncs5, attended with symptoms; indis
l1 Ili"n To cAcrtlon; loss of memory; diliicul-
"l breathing; general weakness; horror OF
Jl ,deri Weah, nervous trembling; dreadful
hurfm "t death, night sweats, cold feet;
"'ll hc5-; dinnc5s OF vision; languor; uni
80 ilmssItlIlc OF the MUSCULAR system; enor-
mons appetite with dyspeptic symptoms; hot
uhds, flashing OF the body; dryness OF the
stan; pallli Countcnance and eTuptiona ON
Nt lace, purifying the blood; pain in the
'rl, heavlnesg of the eyelids; frequent
iiacL spots ily ing before the eyes with tenn
i"tny sniltisiOn and loss of sight; want of at
,unIioh, etc. These Amptom3 all arise from
d. Wcdsness, and TO remedy that use l.. +.
~ MEL 5 Eiiter Wine of Iron. Itnevsr fails.
thousands are now enjoying health who have
Hrl II. Take only T.. +. KUNKEL's.
hcWarc nl count erfeita and base limitations
s. huhleIs Bitter Vine of Iron is so wen
tHp"n all over the country, druggists them
HiV' make an imitation and try to palm 1t
'u On iiicr customers, when they call il Kun
lei lIttrr Wme Of Iron.
ltnIcla Bitter Wine of Iron is put up only
10 Il bottles, aud has yellow wrapper nicely
NJ on HE outside, with the proprictor's
photograph ON the wrapper OF each bottle.
INaN ioaL for lhe photograph on the ont
site, and yuu Will always be sure to yet the
-rnluuc article.
'old by all Druggists and Dealers every
trlI.Ti
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Cnutiom-Purchasers OF the Porn.

vian Syrup (a protected solution of the
protoxidc of nom are cautioned against
being deceived hy any of the prepare
tons OF Peruvian Bark, or Bark and
hon, which may be offered them. EX-
anime the bottle, before purchasing, and
he sure and get the "PERuvIAN SYRIrr''
(not Peruvian BMk.)
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ite4MMplinm of Nnecic PaNmcnt.

Wm. II. Babcock n Co., 2l3 Market street,
doors below Fourth, will take siiuer IN ex,
mango fof Boots and ahoe5 to n limited ex-
gftT
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARK ET.

MONDAY, jan, IS,--b, 7. NJ.
There was better demand for beet cattle
ia. week, aed prices were higher. sales at
a't. per pound, grosa as to condition. Re
urrls, :, ir0 head
hr'p met good demand at jTa7kc Re.
arpl-, ld,0o0 head.
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nrodie's MiracuIous care for torus

An English remedy of great popularity, fol
removing cOrns without pain.
u. BitiNGliURST Il Co,
Apothecaries,
Corner sixth and Market streets.
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In tIIe Field Again

, 'lh the finest 8pecmcns of Boots, Shoes AM
"l"rs ever offered IN " ilmlngton, AT m0der
70" prices.
WIN. II. BABCOCk II CO.,
- Market street, doors below Fourth.
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Ladies' and Mems self-aeting Alas
kas at wholesale prices at Donahoe's
813 Market street.
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OI1CE.-All owners of Real Estate i'm the
~ city disp0smg of the same will please
notify the undersigned, and oblige
EDWARD FARMER,
EDMUND PROVOST,
ucciOtf - Assessors
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Annual Meeting Of the New Castle
90. Mutual Fire Ius. Company.

The animal meeting of the above
named company was held at No 602 Mar
L"t street, yesterday Afternoon, when
the annual report Of the Secretary and
Treasurer, $. ID. Smith, wa3 presented
and read.
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Tape Worm
No. 35O.

Entirely removed with purely vegetable
''dlcme, passing from the system alive. No
Ae' unless the head pnases. Come and refer
- patients treated. DIR T.. +. KuNKLE, No.
20 ~ smith street, Philadelphia. Advice
nee seat, Pin and stomach Worms also re-
'Gp'ed. dec23-d&Wm
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For the RatIs.

a,i n',h i,l brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
Fla pam hath soaps in extensive variety. Also.
bair br" Gnioyes, Straps, I,r,shes etc, of horse
art'c,o pfy Friction Gloves, and many other
''''''eS OF the same class at
Il. BRINGHURST II co.
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Finest Salad Oh
For sale by
ic,o Il. BRINdHURST b CO..
.SIo Corner Sixth and Mark ct trsets
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I'M VIICT''
~ NEW CASTLE CoI'NTi MUTUAL
INSURANCE CoMpANi,
'ar Market ST., Wilmington, Del,
r January 9TH, lS7J
Ihe Annual Meeting of the New Castle
tonniy Mutual Insurance Company will be
held ut the oiice of tho Company, Gi2 Market
street, wilmington, Del, on Monday, the 18Th
iay OF January, 1873, between the hours of
10 a. N. anu T.. NJ, during which time nf-
Teen managers Will he elected 10 serve for
the ensuing year.
i. WILLIAM TATNALL, Pres't
=. d. SMITH, See'y ianGtolg
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THr
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
40. 4 W. THIRD STREET.

SatmrdRarLr per cent. Interest. Open Tuesday and
lo6EImlSIhlaw, Treas, j. p. Wales. M D. Pres,t T
'''''l f. Miller, Clerk. Wifi '
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ALFRED WALTON, Druggist, No. 235 Mar
i,r net street. respectfully informs his friends
Snu Sn ihe public in general, that he keeps on
"a'll ,l all descriptions of medicines, and that
,,rro"'llpetent person Is ut all times ready TO
in imnrA'ribe Tor such sick as call at that store.
/ n' nr mat no charge is made except the reg,I.
I'M rh,lp price OF the medicines, the same price as
amy would pay anywhere else; hut that no
NV ~ VISITED at their residences
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CILK UMBRELLAS.
- A large assortment of Umbrellas, made
to order by VIM. A. Drown IL Co., suitc.,,a for
christmas presents, just opened.
WM. B. SHARP,
4th and Market SITS.
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ENfERrRISE COAL.-Pcrsons who have
- been cheated IN laying in their winters
supply OF Coal should 90 10 Fout and Inv a
ton or two ot the Enterprise, as many have
already done. This will help through the
con- weather. G"od fires add very much TO
the comforts OF home. onicc, Railroad and
Orange streets. inn,,-tIf
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Nj oTlCE.-l hereby give notice thai shall
~ apply to the General Assembly of fhe
State OF Delaware for divorce from my hus.
band Thatcher Chase.
JAM I'm MARY e. CHASE
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ERINOS.
wi Brown, Wine and Mede Merlnos, re-.
,uced to a. cts, former price Sl.2l per ward.
WIN. H. SHARP,
4th AMI Market Sts,
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oIiCE.--The Sixth Annual Meeting of
~ tnion Loan Association 10 receive mo
report OF the Auditors and for the election "f
o.hicers, Will be held WEDNESDAY, thc oct h
instant, at $50 l.. NJ Wv ''"
NJ. l.. IICIITENSTEIN. Sec,v.
i. S.-The meeting is called at lhis late hou.
,i the room being engaged by another associa.
" janlS.H
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WmMIsaros. Del Jan 10 1915.
'inns ~ the Brandywine M,lis tor
ii drain Cnrrocted Daily
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Prime Vanilla Beans

s'Il Wholesale and retail by
Il. BltlNGHURST Il co. .
Corner Sixth and Market streets
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- FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 4th, LS7i.S
The Boari of Dire ctors have this day ,Ie-
clarcd Dividend of five per cent for the
past SIX months, clear of tax, and payable on
demand. GEO u. ARMSTRONG;;
jan4u Cashier
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pEMOVAL p. II. FLINN has removed
III from the Fourth street Market to tho
New Market. Tn irL and King streets stalls
~ and 50 where he hoEes to supply his GUS
mers ms usual Thlnktul for past iavors hs
hopes to be the recipient of many more ON
ageneraus public. novlid&w
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NorICE.-I herewith give notice that l
IN intend TO prefer petition 10 the Cen
vorce from my wife Mary l.. Maxwell.
decl6-2tawlm BENJAMIN ID. MAXWELL,
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n CfiCE.--Ihc members of Clayton Lodge.
~ i no. ;, IA. OF r., and the Order generally
are requested to meet ut Castle Hail M ~
ri;lrket street, ON WEDNESDAY morning.
January gotl', at 10 O'Clock, to attend thc
,,,mcral i, OF our late brother John NJ. Springer.
rom !, ON ms iate residence. corner Sixth and
and i'randywine Cemetery.
By order OF the Committee,
d. = IRI-ITyp a. 4,
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NJ ofiCE-I hereby give notice that shall
4 apply To the next Session OF the l.egis
lalllre of the State Of Dclawaref for n divorce
nom my husband Joseph NJ. Todd.
lhnI-lm ELIZABETH IDA TODD.
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FINANCIAL AND COM NJ sRCIAL

WILNISGToS. Del. Jan. ~, 1876.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Mer-
rex. Johnaon a Co.. =. n. Cor. 9Th and Mar
kst street. Wilmington, Del. at p. M. To-
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hDD FELLOWS HALL. COMPANY Y-Tbp
~ Annual MEETING OF THE SToCkIIoID.
nr's ~ OF tne odi Fellows Hail Company of
W llmington, will he held in the IloIi on
WEiDNkSlAl Afternoon, January a0th, Is,5.
~ ! O'Clock, for the purpose of cleciing n
irralient, Secretary and Treasurer, and nnr
'"fal"fs, to serve for the ensuing year.
HENRY ECkEL,
I'hliim Secretary and Treasurer.
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NOTICE. The Seventh Annual Conyoca
H. T. llon OF the Grand Chapter of ROYAL Arch
Masons OF Delaware will be held in thc Ma
SONIC Hall, in the city of Wilmington on the
Td "wednesday, that being the 20lh day OF
january, lsI, ut II O'Clock n. M.
j. i. ALI.MOND,
A,,.,.,,.,.. Grand secretary.
copy and send bill TO Secretary. decl,I cn,lim
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NollCE.-A quarterly meeting OF the Trls.
/ ices OF lhe Ioor OF New Castle County,
Will he held at the Aims House, ON WED%ES
DAl the 9th of January, lS7j, at 10 O'Clock.
y. NJ. Those having bills against the mstitu'
lioh VIII please place them in the hands of
ihe Ir,lsie"' OF their Hundred.
Jahllim JOHN W. EVANS, Clerk.
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-
NtIILtES.

NTiGE;m..Wll be sold at Public sale, on
ary, A. D., 1870 Mt 10 O'Clock. A. Nj. nj 0ra,,ap
street Wharf, Wilmington, Delaware. LOT ~ 4
yellow fmc Lumber, (Scantling and boards
about = ,ooJ feet in all.) said lot of Ilmbcr,
l'Tlng a NJ % nec, previously consigned to Mcssrs.
i. T.. Galvn& Co., Of PhilaI'a, Pa. and vii, n
costs and expenses. ''o'''-'
wi,,,i, Join A HARRIS. r
Wilmington, Del, Jan. ls, is1j- lNe1aGs q
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18
Sorry He Wasn't There.

| have referred in NV book to that
Coroner of ours who seized an Egyptian
mummy that was brought into town, sum
moned jury, held an inquest on the
mummy, brought in verdict of death
from causes unknown, and charged the
county with the usual fee, with compound
interest from the time of Moses. Well,
that Coroner is still in office, and he is
still enthusiastic about his profession.
Last Sunday night he was at church. The
minister preached very solemn sermon
upon Noah food, and after 1t was over !
met the Coroner in the aisle and said to
him;
Very impressive discourse, Mr..
Wheeler, wasn't it?'
Beautiful, sir! beautiful" replied
Wheeler. And yet it seemed to bekinder
mournful. too"
Indeed Why, it didn't strike me in
that way. 1t was solemn, of course but
its tendency certainly should be to fill the
heart of every truly good man with cheer,
fulness and hope
''Oh, l know ali that" said Wheeler,
''but didn't he say that there were several
million people drowned in that food?"
Il believe he did
"Well, then, | say that when | think Of
all that mortality, and remember that
wasn't Coroner then, and amt likely to be
when there's another such freshet, ii
makes me sick. There amt nothing
cheerful about such reflections. l fee.;
if | hadn't been treated right: if Il
been robbed. Mac Adier.
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NOTES HERE AND THERE.

People who leave their houses unpro-
tected need not complain of burglars
Five or six policemen cannot watch every
house in town.
The boys belonging to Phoenix Hose
Co. No. /. raised fine flag staff at their
hose house last evening, after which they
had a jolly time. among themselves.
&C. Lynde. executor, will sell the house
hold furniture. etc., etc., of Geo. Nj, BAD
cock s estate at auction, on the 9th of June,
on the west side of Mitchell & Lynde's
block.
The festival given by the ladies of st.
Mary's church, in Darts Hail, last eve.
ming, was quite success, pecuniarily and
socially. Dancing continued until near
morning.
Licenses were refused TO several ped
dlers to sell on the streets to-day, as it
would draw large crowds Of people and
give pick pockets better chance to ply
their vocation.
MIR. w. N.Jarvis has resigned the po-
sition of contracting agent of the Peoria &
Rock Island railroad in Davenport, and
Mr.. G. S. Walker has been appointed in
his place. -Ddr Gdz.
We learn that private post mortem
of the late Capt. Phillips, of Chicago, Tour
old railroad conductor friend) taken at the
request of his family, revealed the fact
that he died from cancer of the stomach
Mayor Davenport has appointed Chris
tan Mltsch an extra policeman, in the
Fourth ward and has also appointed Pat
rick Feeley in place of Mr., Parkes in the
Fifth ward, MIR. Feeley is an excellent
officer and was removed by ex-mayor Gait
to make place for his partizan -Parkes.
Turn-about is fair play.
-Julia-"Oh, Carrie. I've got new
Teller; perfectly splendid? The other was
too miserable for anything" Bings over
hears this extraordinary language of his
beloved Julia, and thinks it is all over with
him, and that the world is hollow. Poor
teller !! how was he to know that the dear
girl is only talking about the sewing ma
chine?
john Bengston is setting the builders
of Rock Island pattern which we hope
they will follow, and beat it if they can.
For thorough, tasteful and expensive work,
no building was ever erected in the county
which will compare with his new block GO
ing up on the corner of Illinois street and
Market square. The splendid Joliet stone
sidewalk, now being laid, EFFORTS universal
praise.
1t is expected that the extension of the
G. r. |. & P. r. r. from Washington,
Iowa, west, will reach Oskaloosa, in Mahas-
ka county, by the lst of October, or at far
thest BY the lst of January. If the COM
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18
May Is, 1875
Loyal JEFF Davis.

THE ARGUS congratulates Jefferson Da-
Wis upon his speech at Houston, Texas, in
which he called upon the old Confederate
soldiers to give the same devotion to the
stars and stripes that they had shown to
the flag Of the lost cause. The influence
of man like Jefferson Davis upon the
people who once followed him, if properly
exercised, will be Of unspeakable benefit in
the pacifcation of the country. When we
remember the cowardly and disgraceful
conduct of the federal government towards
him the reward for his capture !; the cru
city of his Imprisonment the disgraceful
failure to try him; and when we
remember that he was not In favor of Sc
eession, and only left the senate and en-
barked in secession at the order of his
state, we can we'll pardon the feeling of
resentment in the heart of the proud and
disappointed man which has led him into
many indiscretions since the war but JEFF
ferson Davis has won too great a place in
history for him to throw it away by any
foolish encouragement of the old spirit of
rebellion. He lives in the past. He has
written his name with the few who will be
remembered for all time, The history Of
he Confederacy, forlorn as 1t is, will al
ways be romantic episode in the history
of America. Its defeat will attract the
sympathy of millions who respect yalol
and who mourn over misfortune. There is
nothing left to Jefferson Davis and hi:
fame but to give the remainder of hi,
years to pacifyiug the people, to exiting
aishing the embers of war, to the encour
agement of patriotic affection, and bringing
/ the old remnants of the Union together il
more solid and lasting embrace. w
accept his speech at Houston as an earnes
of this spirit and congratulate him as vel
as the country upon this evidence of time
ly, if late and reluctant patriotism.
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Why the Schiller was wrecked.

Mr., Henry Stern, one of the few sur
vivers of the Schiller wreck, is very bitter
on the officers of the ship. He insists
that the ship was driven upon the rocks
mainly through the failure of her COM
mander to resort during the dense fog to
the use of the lead for the purpose of as
pertaining the precise position of his YES
sci. He also says the discipline of the
ship and crew was poor. On the evening
of the fatal day, 50 pregnant with doom to
scores finnoceDt people, the discipline of
the Schiller, like her course was left to
chance and to destiny. There was a
dreadful state of excitement and confu-
sion. says Mr.. Stern, ION board. Many
Of the creso and passengers aoere ercited,
one Of the officers having celebrated has
birthday that eueaing" 1t is not easy to
read this statement without seeing that
the shocking calamity was the result of
gross and criminal carelessness.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

There is no more popular hotel man in
Chicago than Mr.. Sam p Skinner, and
bis friends, who are host, will be sorry to
learn that he is going to leave the city, he
having accepted position as cashier of
the Stockton House, Cape May, N. Y.
We know Of no one more capable of fill
ing the position, and bespeak for him a
successful career in his new field.
The many little acts of kindness and
courtesy which are so fully appreciated by
the travelling pnblic and which were 50
generously bestowed by Mr. Skinner, will
ever be held in pleasant remembrance by
those whose good fortune it was to have
business dealings with him.
The Stockton House is the largest sea
side resort i'll the country, every room COM
handing fine view of the Ocean, and is
under the management of Col. Duffy, for
many years connected with the Contlnen-
tai Hotel, of Philadelphia. With Mr..
Skinner as cashier and Col. Duffy as mana.
ger, added to the already well established
reputation of Cape May as a watering
place, success is assured beyond contin
gency.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18
ROW NEAR the ola Distillerv.

The case of the People vs. William and
Catherine Farrell, for assault, John Collins
complaining witness, was brought before
Justice Pinkley yesterday morning, but
was postponed until 2 o'clock this after
noon. The case was to be tried by jury,
and at half-past three only four jurymen
had been accepted. 7. A. Neill for the
people, and P. T. McElherne for the de-
tense.
Ali the parties live near the old distill-
cry grounds in the lower part of the city,
and the row grew out of childrens' quar-
rels, the parents taking it up,-and end
ing by Collins getting pounded pretty
badly. Farrell will make complaint against
Collins after this case is disposed Of
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18
Drosperous p. &R I. Ry.

An ARGUS reporter has obtained from
official sources a comparative statement of
earnings, expenses and profits Of the Peo-
ria & r ,ck Island Railway Company for
the months of February, March and April,
1875, under Receiver Hillards man
agement) with the corresponding months
of 1874, under the old management, as fol-
lows:
February; March and April, 1874, earn
ings 64,SS6.33, operating expenses $751;
054.05, profit, 81 1925
February, March and April 1875, earn
ings $S5, operating expenses $751;
056.67, profit $32,ll9.6O,
Increase Of l3 per cent in the earnings.
Increase OFF per cent profit.
This is certainly very good showing for
MIR Hillard, and his able, intelligent and
industrious assistants.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18

Last week. the Moline Plow Co. finished
1000 cultivators. and the demand was not in
excess OF supply either.
President Warner, of the horse railroad,
has gang of men employed putting in a
switch at Williams & Whites foundry.
Yesterday the property, corner of Ann
St and Rodman Avenue, belonging to P.
Gross and wife, was transferred to P. wager.
Consideration $4,000,
Freight for up or down the river contin-
ues to accumulate faster than the Keokuk
line can take it. 1t promises to be busy
season for the packets, this summer.
The original perfumery man, who claims
to be "a poor half breed, with an Indian
mother and Canadian father" was here
last evening, and gave our citizens lee
ture on Beans
Carl Meyer, formerly in H. Thomas's
shoe store. has started saloon in the old
brewery, corner of Wells and Bass streets,
and will open this evening with free
lunch. All are invited.
Juctice Mapes claims that the post
ponement granted by him in the Kelly
Healey case, was perfectly in accordance
with law, and that in so doing he did not
| transcend the limits Of his power, as claim
ed by the prosecution.
Andy Waltz, Frenchman, who was put
in the calaboose on Saturday even
ing on a charge Of insanity, raved badly,
yesterday, demolishing everything within
reach. He will be sent to the poor house
to day or tomorrow.
Moline has not been so crowded for
some time as it was to-day, with country
people going to the circus at Rock Island.
All the roads leading to the city were fill
ed with teams and large numbers came in
on foot. Moline Avenue was perfect
mass of teams and people. The street
cars were crowded almost to suffocatio1
every trip,
The Mayor and city officials took a lool
around the corporation yesterday, to eX
anime into the condition of streets ALLEYS
and sidewalks, some of which need atten
ton badly, Any movement that will pu
them in proper condition will be haile(
with pleasure by our citizens. 1t cauno
come too soon either.
Last evening Barney Cleaveland, col
ored barber, here, and hard case, was lodgeC
in the calaboose by Officer Olsen, assiste,
by Marsh Wormley. Cleveland was DRUM
and used abusive language to passers-by
This is not the first time he has been lock
ed up, and it is hoped on this occasion h
will receive the full penalty of the law
/ Wormley was badly bitten in the thum1
by the prisoner, who had to be roughl
, handled before he could be taken dowr
John Deere, Marshal Wells, and other
haye at times interested themselves il
Barney, but they have given him up. FL
: is dangerous character and the best wa.
to dispose of him is to fine him heayil
and then give him his choice, to leav
town or be locked up in default of pay
: ment
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18
The Voice of the Great West.

The Voice of the Great West accords to Hostel
tiers Stomach Bltters the foremost place among
specifics for malarial disease and this opinIen is
echoed wherever upon this continent the Bitters
have been introduced a. remedy for intermittant
and remittent feyers. Those maadiss being the
peculiar scourge Of vast regions of country in the
western and southwestern States, it is not surpri-
sing that the Btters should be the great medicinal
staple of such localities, that their inbibtents
should regard this article as indispensable in the
household. The experience of the western EN-
grant provs that it is the very best of accli
mating him TO unaccastomed air water: and old
residents of fever and ague regions say eat it IL the
only thing that protects them with certainty
| against the visitation of miasmatic disease. All
equally hgn estimate is placed upon its virtues as
a remedy for stomach, bowel and bilious complaints
and as general tonic and corrective
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18
River News.

The steamer Northwestern will be down
tonight and the Dubuque down to- NOR
row.
The Minneapolis up tomorrow.
The steamer Bill Henderson, left for up
the river last night, taking the Green Isl
and ferry boat, lately owned by the city, J
to Sabula, Iowa. where it will be used here
after between Savanna and that place
The Neokuk- Northern Line wharf boat
is expected down to. morrow, or next day,
by the steamer Wilson.
The Damsel will be up in the morning
The Diamond 10 will be down tonight.
The river has fallen little oyer feet
since April 90.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-18
Howe's Circus.

The street procession was very fine, and
was witnessed with satisfaction by thous-
ands of people. The number Of people in
from the country was quite large, and the
performance gave great satisfaction. A
large attendance is expected this evening.
The performance is first class in every re-
spect and fully merits the reputation
which the company sustains as an organi-
cation of superior excellence.