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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
Let Them Try 70 II They Dare.
Springfield Republican.

The furious excitement after the elec-
ton which blockaded the streets in front
of the newspaper offices here as they
have not been since Lincoln's assassina-
ton, has now nearly Subsided, and even
the partisan Republicans begin to admit
that Tilden is elected by the votes. The
next step in the conspiracy OF Blaine,
Chandler & Co., against the peace OF the
country is to count L iden out ana
Hayes in, and il begins to look
AS il this was fully resolved on BY
the worst element Of the office hold
ing party at Washington. Let them try
it if they dare! Tweed presumed too
long on the forbesrance OF the people OF
New York, and where IS he nowf Blaine
and his sort have played the game OF
Tweed upon q national arena, and their
downfall, when they attempt to cheat
the nation out of its choice tor President,
will be sll the more dramatic and ami
hilating than Tweeds. They think
the American people are tools-snd they
have some excuse for il, just rs Tweed
hsd-but they will find the folly on the
other side OF the account. 1t
is desperate game the carpet
bag rsscsls OF the South, aided by the
Blsines AMI Chambers OF the Ncrth, are
plsying-the stakes are high, and they
think It psrdo9able to put few aces up
their sleeve, now that luck has gone
against them. But they will find thor
own followers deserving them when 1t
comes To insugursting new civil war
ia oTder to thrust upon us President
We never elected. Certainly General
sherman, and probably even Sheridan
sud Grant themselves will shrink at the
last moment from fastening fraud upon
the whole nation with the bayonet. They
saw no harm in bsyoneting city or
State into Submission to the Louisiana
Returning Board; but TO plaster forged
certificates of the Louisiana election over
the whole body polite is u very different
matter, easy enough to conceive, but
very nard to carry out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
DIED.

THORNION-On Sunday night, Nov. u
1876, at l. o'clock, JANE, wife OF Martin
Thornton, In the 18th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her hus
band, NJ. ll5j Market street, on Wednes
day morning, 29th inst, at o'clock
requiem mass at the Cathedral. Rules
governing Catholic burial adhered TO
Friends OF the family respectfully Invited
10 attend.
louisville, Ky, and Atlanta Ga, papers
please cOpy.l
BUEKCKLEY-On Sunday morning,
November 20, 1876, at 3 O'Clock, AGNES Il.
BUERCKLEY, in the SiLh year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence al her SON.
in-law, Jacob Etz, No. 1915 Eof street, on
Tuesday afternoon, November 2S lo1b, al 2
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are IN.
vited TO attend. Interment 49, Mt. Zion
cemetery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
Finding u Father and a Fortune.

From the KenneDtc journal.
A piece of good fortune almost equal
ling that of fairy tale has just fallen to
the lot of Samuel Chute, young man OF
thirty, well knowp'in this city, who has
for the past twelve years been employed
Is fireman on the Maine Central Railroad
When he was three years OF age his
father went to California, and shorty
after his arrival in that land, then teem-
ing with gold, it was reported that a
malignant fever had laid him in a
strange and friendess grave. So young
Chute WAS brought up believing his
father dead, and found himself obliged to
labor hard tor the bread which perishes.
What, then must have been his Joy to
find, q few weeks ago, that his father
was still alive and the owner OF q prince
" fortune iE San Francisco he
wrote to his father, aud That gentleman
responded in person, reaching this city a
few days ago. Father and son will
start for the Golden City on the first OF
next week
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
Open LetIerio Hon. Rutherford
NJ. HAYES.

DEAR SIR:-As one OF the people, L
call YOUR attention to what are said TO be
YOUR own words: ~ would rather be
counted out by fraud than be counted IN
by fraud" Now, these are noble words,
but wish TO present the subject to you
in another light Could you, as al hon
orable man, If counted in by fraud" ac-
cept the Pr sidentisl Office at all2 Ii
counted H." under existing circum-
ances, il is manifest that 1t
can be done only by fraud.
Could you, therefore, as matters
LOW stand, accept the Presidential office
=. all? You know your acceptance
would be tainted with fraud. You can.
Il Il help but know us. Hitherto you
lave sustained the character OF an up
right. honorable man. Growing out or
the foregoing, you may, ere long, be
called upon TO decide matter OF very
grave Importance to yourself. 1t Is
simply this: Shall your name go down
TO posterity, clothed with infamy, or will
you become the most popular, man in this
nstion? By accepting the Presidential
Office through the agency of the corrupt
Returning Boards of the South, you
choose the former altern alive; by reject
ing il with sCorn, rs any truly honor
able man would do, you mako
10 yourself monument more durable
than brass. 1t is for you to say what You
would do if called upon under the sup
posed circumstances. Do not allow in
!erested partisans to PERSUADE ynu to &C:
against Y our better judgment i.rsr the
advice Of one, who though = pol zeal OF
ponent, cntertsins for yop y ceiling OF
personal respect. Ponder vel before
yos determine.
n-,. -. artfr puput
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
Wn.t ne n.u.sson really Il.
rr,ov,, f1,a Nau, Work ann - -

From the New York Sun. "a M 81
MOI one has forgotten how Gov Hayes
was nominated al CfnciR natl. Vie was
one Of the rdaet cbsSure, Of ail the can,
didates; but Grant and The Administra-
tion Rings pitched upon him as an
available man against Blaine, whom the
rank and file of the party really desired,
and he was nominated under the-direet-
personal supervision Of Don Cameron,
son OF Simon, hereditary chief OF the
Pennsylvania Ring, and Grants Secre-
tary of War, selected wIth-R view to TINS
particular service. ssr..f gs~ ..r..
The canvass of Gov. Hayes has been
managed by Zaak Chandler, Grants Sec
rotary of the Interior, as Chairman OF
the Republican National Committee,
who assessed remorselessly the whole
list OF one hundred thousand otticehold-
! ers. Chandler was actively assisted oy
Cameron, who moved the army hither
and thither at Chsndler's beck, and BY
Grants Attorney General, sly rather
TAFT, who from time to time furnished
Chandler and Cameron with such ''opin-
ions" as they wanted to Justify any out
rage upon law or justice they had resoiV-
ed upon. s
1t Is now proposed to count Gov hayes
into office through the agency OF hei'
logg and the four blacklegs who compose
his Returning Board in Louisiana, that
OF Chamberlain and his Returning
Board in South Carolins, and that OF q
carpet bag knave named Stesrns, who
writes himself Governor of Florida
If this plot succeeds and Hayes is
made President by these lawless men
and this dishonest means, what can be
expected from his Administration! Ask
History who it was that owned and con-
trolIed the Roman emperors elevated by
the intrigues of the palace or the spears
of the pretorian guards. Ii Hayes De-
comes President by such methods, he
must be- the slave of the conspirators who
made him and who can unmake him Dy 8
simple exposure of the fraud by which 1t
was done. This would BIO replacing
Grsntism by something intellectually
worse-it would be casting out one
devil to make room for legion.
| But does Grant intend this after ailf
He may and he may not. He surround
ed the polls in the doubtful Southern
States with troops: he has ordered his
bsyonets to close in around the Return
ing Boards while counting the votes; and
ho is posting force at Washington to
be st hand during the deliberations o!
the peoples representatives in Congress
when they come to ascertain and declare
the result. If there is anything IN the
outgivings of Gushing and Butler, Gen
Grant would not hesitate to push aside
Hayes, and assume the purple himself.
Is II not full time that all decent men
should forget partisan relations and face
the common peril as good citizens OF a
| common country?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
EVERYBODY now has an i'll word f

EVERYBODY now has an i'll word for
Tweed. The old man is down and It is
easy 10 hit him, while sll his hosts OF
former friends, where are they? Let 1.-THE
public thieves at Washington contem.
plate the termination ofthis mans career,
and take warning. Their present
fapcied security is not greater than his
was few years ago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
Pony Eight Inches High.

From Allan's Indian Mail.
His Highness the Naval Of Lohsrr
sent 3 remarkable dlminutive Nepsl
pony, which is only eight inches high
TO the young Mahsrajsh of Pstisla
The pony Is perfect miniature of 8
wsll-bred horse, and is highly valued by
The natives.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28

THK Utica Herald says: MIR. Hayes
has declared he will decline the Presi-
dency if faint of fraud attaches TO his
election. Has any one heard Of such a
declaration from Mr.. TIldeng The
Boston Herald responds: Very likely
not. Honest men don't often advertise
that they won't receive stolen goods, un.
less there is g strong suspicion that some
body Is going TO offer them some
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-28
THE SOUTH CAROLINA FRAUD.

A gentleman writing to the REGISTER
Oh business from neighboring city adds
this:
PSI AM glad the Returning Board
in South Carolina have shown their
hand. There are plenty OF honest men
il the Republican party who, when they
zee the animus o! the leaders now in
command, will leave il forever. The
outrage ia so fragrant. 50 high handed,
that It will effectually and forever damn
the party who is guilty of it. or who
condones the act. This one act, IN my
opinion, will do more 10 secure the lnaug-
uration of Tilden than sll the indigns-
tion meetings which will be held over
the country for the next six weeks. l
think | can see indications of daylight
through the gloom that has Gathered SO
thick. Right is mighty AT must pre-
vail, and If BY any fraud Hayes should
be insugurated, the Democrats in less
than two years will have solid North
sg well as South. j. K. n.
, 1876-06-19
)nldnSifde Deprfben.

Mew-S rleans, 16. SUM-. @ie
Sanapfte6eI oc5 Dampftis vOriols" er-
plooirten beute mgefdbr 20 Msilen un=
tsrbalb oieier @taot. Gin Gojiitcraui-
tudrter uno elm 9edarbeiter uuroen &C.
tSetet uno Der erite uno stueitc Mtodiuil1
lomie 8 9efarbeiter beoenfli9 perlegt.
psO rleans, II. SUM-. Sol
senoe Slte Der Yerionen, welbe BEL Der
@gplOlion 9et0otst ooer perwunoet mlr.
ben, 1T ieit Abienbun9 Der erlttn Oepe
i9e eruittelt worben Soote = Sobn
Soper sriter Mai9inll; 3adarias Wa-
IblnSton nno Ben. @lIiams, Ya6asie:
re; 2onls Sadlpn, Gin Nsserpreoige.
aus alsier, uno 5pei Neserfrauen, De.
rem Namen MIDI! ermittelt ,puroen. Ger,
iuanoete = Gapitdn Ssprp, Gomman=
oant ocs0 ampfers, beoenfli6 seqnetl6t;
Solebp 5barf, 5%teuermaun, mno s..
&Ins Soptle, Seoem oas re9te Bein ee=
bro6en; Der Sci5er, elm Ne9er, auf beis
ben @usen erblinbet; bier 9edareeiter
lel6t perlsbt; S. g. Grouera, 9aNasisr,
DO; S. s. Sremoulet, %eriter, nnb S.
Gltoberial, a%lpeitcr glert, lei9t perIcbt ;
Sr. Gramforo, Y%aia9ier, beoenfli6 Der.
lest. Ser speite Maldinii, Elm Ieger,
Nainens Sumter, pel6en man seltern
Mbeno permibte, ipuroe berte Moraen in
Dem S6iHsraame unter Dem &tnel cnt-
osdt; man fonlite benIeIben ieoo9 nidt
ans Ieiner Sage befrsisn. bad Der Ct
p%loiion puroe elm She'll Deg 0ampIfel=
lels cine 8iertelmeile BON Dem 9opte
sniIernt aufsefunoen. Ser OampIer
1T Elm poQltanoises @raf.
, 1876-06-19
QatopaifGe Nahrihtfa.

S%traksars. gor eiucm Wtera+t
tine muroen hefanutli5 6 Don cen bier
ueilsnosn 80 8ladtlingen Der Hariisr
Commune aassewicien, ba li5 aber
berausteate, baB bic belreifsnoen 9eute
liA bier nidts batten gu Sd)uloen foa.
men l~aiien, lpatsr pom Oberprdi oenten
Die NuswsiiuussorOre bsr Eoltsei an'
nunirt. 90 ldien e8, als Oh bic Cons
munurbsa bier eorlaufis elm aipl &c.
funoen batten ; benz mar inbslIen nidt
70, Bonn iie babea Dor weni9en Gasen
lanlmtlid bic srneuts pOli;cilide Srore
srbalten, obne 4usnabule uuo ioiort
oas 2anb 3u ucrlaHen, unO oieier ibnsn
gang uu%cruarteten AuHoroeruu9 gun,
Gbcil bereitS %nadfomuneM miilisu. IS
iheiut, els oh BON Yerliu aus tsen9s
Wciiun9su bicrGcr on BEN ObsrprGli il
beatsn 9elangt ieien, meld,er in lleber'
|cinltimmuny mit Der OIfentlidsn Wciu,
Jung Den bier 3uns &beil iebr anselsbeucn
Uliidtliu9en sssenaber milos Ucria9rcu
mar.
0a8 am IL. Mai auf Dem 0ippo,
orom I'M lintsn 9fbeinufer abaebaltcnc
8ettrenuen ocS vStraBburger 9teuns
oeein5" nabm eincn bOAlt bcOauerliben
Scrlanf. @leid bcim arltsn SIrocns
renuen brad oa8 Don benz Wtaior unS
Iolutanten oeS @eneraltomunanSo'Sj
6rslbsrrn Don Sardc seritt.ns YicrD
aus, tnoem eS 3wIlden Die liutS al Der
Nsltbabn neutrality-suspicious. raunte.
4lS 9teiter bon uugeip0bnli6em 9tuie
lud)te Wfalor . Girde eas YicrO in
Ole Sabn aurild 5n brGn9eu, nobel ica
oodl ea8 Pfcro oen 9telter in wiloelter
.oait an etnen Bappslbaum %ronnte, 10
oab 0err poa Gurds nit ;cribmctter.
tem Sanpte pom Ylcroe sur @ros Ianf.
gr mar lofort foot. On berlslben Stelle
brad Der ulanenlleutenant .. 3. &ncls'
bed, sbenlalls in 6olss Ausbrs@sus
leinss Plsroes, 2 Nippen.
saains. Ser erne Offentlid,e aft.
tatpolil9e 9ottesoient in bet 9ieliSens
bes 0rn. D. &ettclcr miro binncn wtnis
gen @Oden cine Gbatiahe Isih, inOem
osn Nltfatboliten cine fribere &loiters
capelle. cine seraumi9e, DOE sinis.n
Sabrsn als p@uglilhe &irde" serwen.
ostc fleiac &ir9c gum 9otteSoienltlideu
@cbraub Don oer @smcinoe NIT ltaat.
liAer @easbmisuns iiberlalieu worOen
1T. IS lit i'm Ylaue, 81, Ieisrlihs
Gtnweibuua Der Stride. nit welher que
aleih Der Wniana eiaer rtnelm1Rinen
, 1876-06-19

ben Nnterleib. 4isoann idpB er uuf6 en
Marine- Miniiter uno enbli0 ouf Ste-
i6ib pal6o. Sie 4oliSci i~ibcrwdlti9te
i6a nnb nabm i'm felt, ols or Mtiobat
Ya16a 81 tooten lid oni9idte. 0o6e
Dem sr ersrifen lpar, iproh er iein Se=
Oauern barber u1ls, onB IS i1m nidt
~9elun9en mar, Mibbot Den @nraus gu
MAIDEN. Ser Wnrincminiiter miro wabr
l9eimlid wieber seneien. Sic beiren er=
morOeten Miniter wurbtn i'm 9olfe bes
Cages beerbi9t
Mns Berlin miro Der Shines" gemlcl=
Del, oab Die Wantenesriner Die @ieoer=
perpropiantirung bon Niclie ia perbin=
oera ltrebeu. Wluftbor Pal8a blcibt lii
tbdtig, um Set 5t untcrbaubluusen gu
gewdbren.
&a9 elmer ScpeiGe aus Berlin an Den
v9ailD S%deerapb" bat liA Baron 6 =
bid ,picber mad Suttorino begeben, I'M
Die SniAr9enten CUR Mnnabme zines
@uHsnfiaItanbes gu betpegen.
, 1876-06-19
MeufEtr tsksr. geps(bsn.
Gnalann.

8 on.o,o H. II. Suni. 9os Sapicr>
,Moqasi, bcs Srn. Saunoces ftng &C.
1tern Seuer, 1lro oas Snnere oeNelber
anti olcm Gorratb wurbc S%erIiort. Sas
@ebdubs lag in Der Ntabe Der Sranoltdt
.te ouf Sropf's @erfte unb marc bon
Den elimmenocn &oblen bcs Branoes
uom iekten 9onnerItasem Srano &C.
iett. 8erlult. $l50,000.
Sos Seusr auf Srouts' @srfts on
Der Obcren 5bamesIraBe 5erItDrte oas
2aaerbaus oes Ssrru &obert Warner
: init elmer 0roben Nicoeriase bon 5bee,
@arSeu, Sdutcn, Bolc &C. Die Upper
Yroots lspons uno emilbs Werften
apurbcnebenials bel9aoist. Ser @tan
baro" aiebt ben Setras oes angeriateten
@9aocrs oifsisl auf G50o.o5o an.
9as gisentbum 1T gum sroBen Sbea
Sn Dem g~aserbauIe ani Srcpfs' Weri
te, wcldes total SerltDrt wuroe, befan=
Den ]id iiber 10000 Glten Sbce.
Cir Sbomas 0enrn Dbcrri9ter hes
9owltraBen.- Yoli5el9eri6is, c%rtranfte
gcltc. II pl65li6L mdbreno or Dem ascot'
Nennen beimODnte, uno perl6ieo 9e-
fern Mbego.
9ie Sonbelsfammcr bat gaut. @if=
iorb pom amerifanil9cn @altfii6Ian=
ger rOoun9 8b0nir" in Mnerfennnn9
Der 9ienlts, welde ct Den ucbcrlebeno'n
bes GmisronteuSAitfcs nS.ratbmors"
l~eiitete, nit eiuem iilbsrnen Sed)er be-
i9enft.
, 1876-06-19
Selgieg.

Silent, 1G. SUM-. Sic 9emonitra.
tionen Der Mnti. &lerlfalen wuroen in
Der p~srgansenen Nodt ernclert, uno es
fislen me5rsre 3ulammeMt6be siuil9eu
Der 8olisei uno Den Ilfrabrern nor.
@iele @erbaitunsen mlroen porsenom-
anen. Sic @ensoarmen 9riffen Die pcr-
iamntelte Men9c an, obne OislcIbe boz
9er onf9efmoert 6u baben ll9 81 SER
. @itreuen. Sic Genlter beg nNljentora.
9olpltols" purben sertriimmert unt
mebrere 9ripatuobnunsen theilweile be
muIirt. s3ablrei@e Mufriibrerbauosn
burd5osen ipaterbin Die Strabsn mil
@el9rei nno Suben. Die Yoli5ei per'
1inoerte ieoO1 ueitere &u%beItorunssa'
, 1876-06-19
Trn nfreiM d..

paris' II. SUM Cine Delegation
bon BARRIER Mrbeitern bat liG, obne ouf
9iIfe Der &esieruns @njuru6 su mos
den, pnn bier nod 9bilaoelpbia beae=
ben. 9ielsIbe beiteDt aus 90 Mit9lic-
bern, iuelGe 20 Nrbeiter- 0ersine rcprd-
ientiren.
, 1876-06-19
Die Tohkur,

1T b%efttntntt. has gauge bisbertse Seilperfabren i.,s
sultpben. Ole sur miro bur6 bas iogenannte
eoDhao nab bnr3 gtnnebmen pom S~obpnlper
ibren Gts bat, nj tief fe Iiest, unb Sa 9lei6er
3eit setsen fe bic 2ebensfrait bes @eni9sn GU.
XauIenpe iino In ben leSten Smet SGbren In Der
@obes gniialt, 24Stonton Str, Mgw 9ort, gebetlt
moroen. Inter Sen @ebetlten befiuben it'd picle
4erste unb Ipotbtter. Dte 9obbdoer unteri3etten
ii4 BON anbcren gdbern bobur6, bab ie brett oui
BITE Sranfbett etuiptrfen, Nab ben tranten Stot ents
~iernen, tn wel4er 6orm er aud sum 8ori9ein
tonme. Ste Iinb etr 0erbrennnrssz ober 9usi6ets
bun9e>QroeeB Der &rantbeitsltofie. Sober &raute
wir6 BET Der anmenpuns bteier &Hr i~osniasen ietu
eigener Mrst. &5enn Sernano bnr9 oieie 8dber 9ts
BELT TT, 70 1T e wtrt!t4 nno raottal se9silt; Tab1
BepSbnltb sefdbrlt3er finb ala bic RrantbettIel6it,
uno f4 6Iters en- Sanaes 9eer tecunOdrcr &rants
betten einiteat.. ~
nnb &ubtrli4, t%arircn, 70 limb bod bic @itfanaen
bet f~olgenben 8ranfbeiten, %befonbers uenn te lid
nod III acuter 3~ultenbe b%etinoeR, 9an5 ouBeroroents
lid: Tteber, ielbit ~teruens ano Gppbasfeber,
turirt. $saIs: nnS sameeni1Wimbiae,t ptrb,
DEFENDERS BET iunaen sentea u. I'M eriten .Gtabtt,n,
ssmaSnli@ Itttt turirt. MaHerjndt, 1bsns
i~aattsmnS iperoex on febr. f4nsa. ecbstlt;
{ppbtlitiiGe &rantbeiten in iebsm Srabs. pei
duberen Rranfbeiten, S-ranoDutsoen, Ges
fdltptret,, .SeropbcIa &C; III Die @trfans etrs
pl6Bttds II. iittbars. Sur eth Bah TT binrei4enS,
UNI cNeoeN Don OCT 2StttuNg gu uoet6euYeH. 0eGS
eeufrebS unb Die io9enunnte &arns obet
Suferrubr (etne bis lest unbeit5ore &rarfbctt)
iourben sebeiIt, Bet Iesterer S~ronfbeit sebe1 IS
Vrosent 6es 3uderitoies nit ieSsn Babe Snr4 bes
llrin ob.
Die 8abes uub Ginne5m.s @urper rocrbem mad
ieSem 9IaS I'M Qanbe u~erianbt, Ser QretS bea
8apsspulpers TT 50, Der hes @innehrae : pulpers
81. Wtan Iaile i6 cine Broi9lre lber BITE eobtas
" en9tii9er ober Oentider Spra3e i9iden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
H. "a Gtonton Ctr. Box 1S99),y
@tp port
, 1876-06-19
Spanien.

Spncon II, II. SUM. 9ie Spesial-
Sepeidc aus gonItantinopel an bic
oSoilp Neius" melOet iibsr Die Grmor=
onn9 beg MiniIter oes Nuswdrtigcn, bob
Solon, nadocm er 3usans sum Mini=
itcrratbs- Simmer erlanst bate, nieSbiir
perlAloB uno auI @pni Yai@a i9oB.
Sic Sornpe mar aerbrD9en uno nrr Gin
3alsli@t b%rannte nod i'm Gunner.
Ser MendelmOroer mari li9 oann ouf
@pai unb iticb inn ein 0ol9meher in
, 1876-06-19

Re THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-06-19
RerHen.

Ct Petersburg II. Sum-.
Na6ridten aus Sobree3, elmer srobsn
beiefisien Staot in Der YropinS ASers
baiian i'm nOrOli4sn Yerlien, melocn.
bab I'M perlil9sn auroiltln bic ihpar-
&c Yeit aussebro1en lit.
, 1876-06-19
&nBlanD.

2onbon, II. Sani. 9ie Merffdt-
ten uno &utiAenremiien bcs @ari6aucr
Gilsnbabnbufes in st. Ystsrsburg
branntcn stltern alb. Ser @erlult betrd9t
1000, 600 &ubeI.
, 1876-06-19
gStrainia @taatS<W15etEf
tasl,p bsraussessten sOn
9obn 9. y II.
90. s 3mSlite stra@e.
ii d. III 0 >, Ta.

subferipttprS 4retfe..
x.e,hr Sc 90
80 m.,,,e So so
g.; mn,ot. 81 80
grriIe her Masrigen:
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yin Sanare, hrst SRA. M
Gin Sauare, eine g1che ~ NJ
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BUSINESS CARDS,
CHARLES w, O'NEIL,.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law ant
~ Notary Public Office over First Natlona
Bank. Rock Island. 513dw6m
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G. MI. KELLER. MI.

OHI sIC1AS AND SURGEON. Residence cor
2 Orleans and Ohio streets next door to Kphier,s
Drug Store Ofdce over Bensef IL Thomas DRUG
tore. Market Square, office hour 10 to IL A. M e
r.. NJ T-l4d&wIy
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WATCH BUYERS ATTENTION


Watches to the su
per'ority Of the
Nickel Movement
w Arches. made by
the Messrs. PoBEl
d CoTRvoIsTER, OF
Switzerland.G Gents
and Ladies' siZes
in stem and Key
Ninders.
Those Watches
have Equilibrium
Escapem'ts Chro
nometer balance
Ruby Pallet, tenn
pered and hards-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

NEW RULING MACHINE at THE ARGUS
BINDERY. Paper ruled in any style or
any c'lored lines Leave orders at THE
ARGUS COUNTING Rooms, opposite the
Post Office. IF
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25

ed Brequet Hair Springs Full Ruby Jewelled ane
combine all modern improvements IN Watch
making.
These Watches we're awarded the Grand Prize h.
the Paris Exposition of 1857 for the best perform,
ancc and grsa EFT accuracy in ndjustme mt; and al
further guarantee that hey equal To the best W.
annex names OF some VI themost respectable deal
ers IN the trade have tested them for years
VIII vOueh Tor the accuracy OF our statements,
Benedict Bros. N. Y, W. r. Weeks, Bangor
Il. Marks, Troy, N Y, M.
J.As%Itn' Saratoga sp's H. W. strang, Elmira, N
L. b. Booth & Son. Roch- Haskins & Isbell osw,
ester, Y. 20. N
IL. B9tchkiss, Buffalo, N. Hyde q Bettys, Auburn
NY.
B. K chs.e Co.. Rut J. A: Clark, Batavia, N
j. H Grant, Troy, Pa: Cowell s. Co., Cleve
" w. Luce, Aeula, ohio. land, ..
A lowell Portland, Ne. o. II. Ford, Sew Howell
D. M. bennett, Ianeayilfe, CT
ohio. -.ichoils q Isentha To
ter. Mas. Geo Fmb v. Marrow q
W, 5: T.yor, Utica, New G. Bilir, Cansnd"igaa' \
York. \ Le[try. q Vyort
Evans It Manning, Bing- Cambrii.,S. n. y ~
hamtOu, n. \. d. B Bn.lt a IN uar,
Dunlap Il Baker, Man ford. o. 80
~ y ch n5nS, n: ID; Wymau, st. Allan
NY. " Ki,L " r.,;...o.,
George W. Dicsinson, or Hlrk' " "insteo'
Ashtabula o. 1ohn "A M,-r;s. -; GIN
"el9 Brcs., Lockport, NJ. natl. o.
Baillette a Weld. Water pa " ASier' scranton
loo, lows r II c-o,. No. ~ y
carpenter Bro. Bnr- N p Kilbnrn icorr,
nm nngtou. Iowa Do 0oiis
u Capp, Indianapolis Ind.
rrai tArge number of Others throuobort sha
,vatcb otales' For further particulars ask your
"a''nnaSer to see theni or address '0A'
wholesale Agents in the United State SsIa.r
naiueo Lane. New inrk sues oaien'oon
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THOMAS YATES

rs PREPARED To DO PLUMBING IN ALL IT'S
branches also. Gas and steam Fitting
Call and have estisna made before ordering our
work done by ether parties
THOMAS 1 AT nS. lLevee. Rock Island