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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-05
ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD. Oct 4.-The State off,
GERS to day accepted an invitation to at
tend the soldiers reunion to be given at
Monticello, Platte county, on the 8th, 9th
and 10th of this month. Gems. Sheridan
snd Shields have signifed their intention
to be present. Gems. Palmer, Logan,
Black and Oglesby will be present and de-
liver addresses on the occasion.
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YELLOW FEVER

MEMPHIS. Oct 4.-Dr. julius Wise re
turned this evening from Martin, Tenn.
He reports the physicians of that town
attend to all cases now requiring treat
ment.
Twenty-Five physicians of the Howard
medical corps report 129 new cases.
Owing to sickness and death among the
attaches of the Bank of Commerce, this
institution closed its doors to-day.
DR.. S. FL. Collins, of Cincinnati, leaves
tomorrow with six nurses for LaGrange,
Tenn.
The Board Of Health report % deaths
in the city from yellow fever in the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at o'clock. Nine
additional deaths, occurring outside the
takers.
Howard, and Y. NJ, q. A. visiting commit
tees report the total number OF destitute
sick at 2S0 To attend to these there are
but three physicians, who have SO pa,
tients each to visit, besides their regular
practice The disease is spreading witt
trighttul rapidity among both white anC
black. The committee of the New Or
| leans relief committee make an appeal tt
the people Of the United States for means
to supply the destitute with food Tht
committee state that they represent thirty
organizations that have for years devoted
themselves to doing good on earth to thei
fellow men. They have united in com
mon effort in behalf of the destitute, az,
will be pleased to receive and distribut
donations.
PARIS, France, Oct. Ale Temp
makes an appeal for the sufferers by yel
low fever in New Orleans, recalling th
fact that Louisiana sent large sums c
money to France in 1871, 1872 and 1875.
| ST. LOUIS. Oct. 4.-The relief steame
Cham bers departed on her mission {
charity to-day, with the God speed {
thousands OF this city and elsewhere.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Surgeon Gen.
Grier of the navy has been retired from
active duty, having attained the age of g.;
his successor will not be appointed until
the return Of Secretary Thompson.
A general order just issued from the
war department calls attention OF officers
of the army to the section in the army ap-
preparation bin passed at the last session
of congress prohibiting the use of the army
as posse comitatus. except in such cases
as may be expressly authorized By the con-
stitution, or acts OF congress.
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Congressional Nominal t1ons.

NEWPORT, Pa, Oct. 4,-The Democrats
of the Eighth Congressional District re-
nominated W. I. Stenger.
BUFFALO. Oct. 4.-Sherman S. Jewett,
nominated yesterday by the republicans of
the thirty-second district for congress, has
declined the nomination.
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BRITISH INDIA.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-A dispatch from
Bombay says; Four of the Ameer's in
fantry regiments and six guns are report
ed to have arrived in front of Ali Musjid.
a short distance up the Khyber pass. and
have advanced within three miles of JAM
erud, at which place a detachment of
British troops have arrived.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 4.-Gen. Spooner,
chairman of the invitation committee. an
nounces that the annual reunion of the So
ciety OF the army of the Tennessee, which
meets here Oct 80 and 81. will be the
largest and most successful ever held.
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o'Leary-yuehes

New YORK, Oct. 3.-At IL o'clock
O'Leary completed $40 miles and one lap.
O.Leary was unchanged 10 appearance
Hughes was nearly exhausted when he
gave up for the night. He had complet-
ed 302 miles and one lap, Hughes only
walked % miles to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-05

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-The first race for
PAGERS, Sleepy George won, Sweetzer dis
tanced, Sleepy Tom second, Lucy third.
Time, 2:202, 2:192, 2:l97, 2:20.
In the second. 2:27 class, DR.. Lewis
won. Time. 2:232, 2:242, 2.262, 2:273.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-05

The Bulls Head, New York, is the
great depot of exchange. barter and sale
OF horses; at it are located all the promi
nent horse-dealers, aud every man in
what of horse, be it either a trotter,
stately carriage horse or for junk
dealers's wagon, is certain of finding what
he wants, either in quality or price. All
arc accommodated. Every day carloads
of horses are brought to it; in their trans
portation they are frequently bruised and
manned. The dealers lind nothing so
quick, speedy and sure as Giles Lniment
Iodide Ammonia. You will. if listener,
hear the following: Hello. Dan. what ails
that horse7" Kicked on the right front
-swelled as large as big turnip. Ruh
it with Giles Liniment; that never disap-
points; be all well Tomorrow" everyone
who uses it once will never be without it,
Sold By all druggists. Send for pam
phlet.
DR.. GILES,
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial size 25 cents.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Indicatio1s for
the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys; northerly winds, shift to warmer
southerly, falling barometer, partly cloudy
weather, and occasional rains. e
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$50 Reward.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver. Nerves, Kidney and
Urinary Organs. and $500 will be paid for
q case they will not cure or help. or for any
thing impure or injurious found in them
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TEsL!.. ..EGRAs.P1E.HIC. e
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To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY

BERLIN, Oct. 5. Bismarck has had a
conference with the Crown Prince regard
ing the anti.soclal bill, which it is seriously
feared will fail, as majority of the Reich
stag perslstently refuse to yield on tha
question of limiting the duration of the
tA .-s
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BRITISH INDIA.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-A dispatch from
Simla confirms the report of the arrival of
four of the Amer's infantry regiments
with six guns in front of Ali Musjid, and
says it is generally reported British force
is advancing from Peshawar, 10 the direc-
ton of Jamrood, with view OF attacking
Ali Musjid; that the Ameer is massing
troops at Ali Musjid aHd Candshar and
threatens Quetta,
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct 5.-The Times says there
is reason to hope the deficit which the
shareholders of the city of Glasgow bank
must meet will not exceed ten million dol
lars.
The name of Glasgow ship building
firm which failed yesterday is not yet
made public; the liabilities, however, are
placed at 100000; two. and probably
three other ship building firms, vii. fall
With view to afford reliet to depositors
as soon as possible, some Of the other
Scotch banks are making arrangements to
pay ten shiliings on the pound as soon as
the banks have found they will be safe in
taking an advance TO that amount.
The BulIi0niSt announces the following
as some of the advances may by the city
of Glasgow bank; To james Bright, So
500 1000; to William Scott, $765 600; TO
j. Morton, $9,5O0,000; to Wm Nicol &
Co., of BON bay, and f. Wing Il Co., of
Kurrachee, $6000000; to Lewis Potter,
$500, 900; to r. Salmond, 100000; to w.
Taylor, $S5O000; to NJ, Buchanan q Co.,
| $500, coo.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-The Times in Gnan-
clal article says the silver market is very
stagnant; were even a moderate amount Of
fering it is generally thought the price
would relapse, but as long as there is none
to be had 20 materially adverse move
ment is appreheuded.
1t is ruuored that Potter, one of the di-
rectors of the City of Glasgow bank. and
who was also a member OF the firm of Pot
ter, Wilson & Co., which failed when the
bau& closed its doors, had large advances
from the broken bank, The Bank of Mo
na, a local branch of the City Of Glasgow
bank 10 the Isle of Man, held million anC
half 10 a million and three-quarters o.
deposits, about all the spare money in she
island, and many persons are left desti
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-05
A GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss OF manhood, &C, viii send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send a self-addressed enveicra to the
REV. JOSEPH T. 1NMAN S'ation d, Bite Hoass
New York City,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-05
IEpIAN ArPAIRs.

east of Ogallala. Ny command leaves in
five minutes, going thirty miies an hour.
Have informed Carlton and Mauck. had
previously received information from the
telegraph operator at Ogaiala and had al
ready instructed Carlton to change his
direction so as to meet the Indians at the
earliest momeLt.
s. WILLIAMS, A. A. G.
OGALIALA, Neb., Oct. 4.-The Indians
are crossing the North Platte river, north
OF here six miles. A party of COW boys
started from here this morning to scout
over the track, They found a party oil
Indians killing beef, exchanged shots
and made the Indians drop the beef
one horse, one mule, blankets, lariats,
hats. etc. They are going north as fast as
possible.
YANKToN, D. T., Oct. 4.-Dr. Jane,
Irwin, agent of the Red Cloud Indians, ar
rived here to day Oh his way to Washing
ton to consult with the secretary of the 10
Iterior and the president upon the situation
Of the affairs Of the Indians under bis con
troll. His Indians. tired of waiting fo
permission to move to the White Clay
have abandoned their agency on the Mis-
souri, river and gone back 100 miles in th'
couutry, and are eamped on Pass Greek
They say they will remain there until the,
hear from Washington The disaffectet
Indians number over 5000. DIR. Irwil
has information which leads him to beliey
that renegade Cheyennes from the sout
are intending to join bis Indians at Pas
; Greek, and should this occur there i
; serious trouble ahead for the Black Hill
and other frontier settlements.
SIDNEY, Oct, 4.-Maj. Thornburgt
with his command, numbering about 20
men left here on special train at l p. II
, for Ogallala to. endeavor TO stop the hosti
:: Cheyennes. He will be joined at Jules
i burg by Lieut.. Davis and command fror
South Platte. The Cheyenne prisoner
6 numbering about 260 prisoners. includip
! seventy-fve warriors. enroute fer the Il
dian Territory, who were held at this plat
d until the renegades had passed, were di
y armed this morning and are now in cam
) at Sidney barrack, guarded by Cap. Fit
: gsrald's company. The Indians first r
fused to surrender and trouble was antic
pated, but when the troops surrouBde
them they gave up their rifles and p
!. MES, submitting to overwhelming nun
bers.
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Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at TEz ARaUs0ERIoE.
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New YoRK, Oct. Bank statement:
reserve 50, ,36I ESQ.
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Legal Blanks, ofall kinds for sale at
THE ARGUS OFFICE
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MAGICAL REAuTIFIER.

removes Tan Freckles, Pimples and all skin blem-
ishes. and gives clear transparent complexion,
invented by the celebrated chemist, Dr. I. +:
0OURAUD Mime. NJ B. T. Goursud, sole pro-
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I, j. NJ. Buford, Cashier of the above named Bank
do solemnly that the above statement is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
j. NJ. BUFORD, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th day
OF October, A. d. 1878. CHAS. W. O'NEIL.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
P. L. MITCHELL
G. LYNDE. = Directors.
GEO. MIxTER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-10-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES six months could moi
walk without the help Of crutch; tried phYsl
clans and many kinds OF advertised cures without
benefit. Six bottles of Fenton's Matehless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE.

Daniel :. Hence II tAe CosEso f Co1aon Pleas
Va u Souners-t coauty. q NcT.
saaE Il. H5Tner ISIS No. ia.
Alas subpoena Sr Divorce, "a the gss-gsi u
deSsrtiun.
To Sarah X. hgruers tie dsis aflEt above pan
ed You ale hereby netiaed 10 be and appear az
Z the nest CN4lFt e Common Pleas. fer Somerset
Z pJeEly. 10 ~ held at Somerset, On the second Mon
I DAY o. November. A. u. 1875, 9th day. 10 answer
to the complaint % Daniel : HUruer. yeu- hus-
hand. the pAliltiE above canned and sAos cause
If any yea fave. Why ycur sid husband Should not
be divOrcen EJu The bonds OF nai-incDy entered
into With ygti. agrccahiy % the praytraf Ais StE
ton and hbel exhibited agaiass yys bsNre the
said Court
Shsrin's Osaee. GEO. ". FILE
Oct u ISIS. Sherif-
I OSle
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No GREENBAcKER, No, ISDEED.
IESSER X ROADS, PA, Oct. 10, 1873.

EXTRA LIABILITY TO MALARiAL L.
FECTIOS Persons whose blood is thin,
digestion weak. and liver sluggish, are
extra liable to the attacks of malarial dis
ease. The most triiiiBg exposure may,
under such conditions, infect a system
which, If healty, would resist the MAS
mstic faint. The only way to ecuFe i'm
munity from malaria in localities where
il is prevalent, is TO one ant regulate the
system by improving weakened digestion,
enriching the blood. ard giving a whole.
some impetus to hilary secretion. These
results are accomplished by nothing so ef-
.ectigely as IioSteiter's Stomach Biiters,
which long experience has proved 10 bf
The most reliable SAFEGUARD againsl ferei
and aege and kindred disorders, as well AS
tae best remedy iGr them. The BiiterS
are, moreover, an excellent invigOrant OF
the organs OF lriastiGn, and an ACTIVE dc
pureni. eliminating from the blood those
acrid impurities which originate Fheumat.
ie ailments.
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EE!yCR HERALD--Nou published il
your paper OF October Z, an article from
Confluence. signed by DR. \. X. ticbtler
indicating himself from the charge of be
ing a Committeeman for the so-callcC
NationalGreenback Labor party in the
borough of Confluence, in which he very
ably discusses the Issues and gives public
declaration TO his fidelity 10 the ilepabli
can party. /, for one say Amen TO every
sentiment in his article. We all know
that business is dull, but the Doctor know:
better than to censure the Republican par
~ for IT, II all men would draw the dis
tlnction between parry lines as fairly and
prudenily as does be, and give the matter
thorough, careful study, a decision ia ia
vor of the Republican party must be the
result, instead OF a desire 10 adopt the pol
icy of the new party. The causes that led
10 this new organization are easy OF dis.
ceFnmenl; a desire ioT oinc6 in come, q
failure TO secure nominations in others,
and disappointment in their own finan-
cial affairs through wild and excessive
speculation in still others. Now, some
body Is TO blame for the hard times. but
Who IS III answer, thai not this nation; not
lie political power OF This uatiOa, but each
can Diane his individual self. Being I'M
fortunate they send up the cry tor Green
backs" Greenbacks 10 remedy the con-
dition that their own lack OF wisdom his
forced upon them. Had Ties been careful
sf their money h guad i'r7es, instead OF
rushing into spCcniati q. ley U0lid not
be in SO great need oi gTcentacks to-day.
/ wish that | could get the amount from
come of these fellows that IS owing to me,
and SEich they i0oli2hly sqgandered; it
would be justice To ne and them. sup
pose that hen the Grcenback party gets
into power we will De able to collect that
which is due US. Oh. yes: little boats
should keep near shore, then there viii be
no danger Of sinking anon.
Very RESPECTFULLY,
No GREENBACKER, No, tSDEED.
dESSER X ROADS, PA, Oct. 10, 1873.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
IA OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

Pursuant 20 Al order issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas % SosasFset county, Pennsylvania,
tie undersigned. assignee Of John !. Hoffman.
will sell a. public sale, on
Thursday, November I, 1878,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, in front Of the Courthouse, IN
Somerset, Pa the following described real estate,
viz:
MOL a lot or piece 0f ground situate IL the
borough 81 Somerset. bounded on tae north by
Union street. on the east by lot Of Presbyterian
congregation. q sac s5uth Is an alley, and % the
west BY lots Of VIM. r.. ko0ntE, Esq-. and Josiah
bsaAt. The improvements are a large, very line.
tEO-st0ry BRICK dweiling-haEso, with slate root.
gas fixtures, ami other mOdcm improvements;
and 4 brick st8hle=sats roof. This j. one Of the
most desirable FesItences IN Somerset borough.
No ? Il tract Of land situate In Somerset
township, Somerset county, Pa, containing about
s5 acres, adjoining lands u Adam Miller. Carist-
Ian Olagy, frank Launtk. Urith Treat and 9th
ers- There b q new twostory frame dwelling
house AMI small stable on the iarsa. There o. al
30 a young orchard gn1 As abundance o. water
and timber.
TERMS CASH.
WM. u RTPPEL.
otis Assignee Of John !. HoGnaa.
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The season is at hand when the bean,i
ful flowers that through the summer and
autumn months decorated the gardens and
yards of many attractive homes must b,
removed. and the ladies are b. y in all di
rectiols potting and housing >ach ehoie,
specimens as they desire ton the FarioT OF
ting during the winter months
Flowers are always grateful TO the eye. in
summer OF winter. and it iSa never iailiBs
~syidsaee u . .enaad trSie aus q happy
nome where they aye seen in the window,
Grnamenting pleasant homes, often filling
The apartments with delicate aToms-
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Pridau. 49, s-Is1s

'tN"gf -fytcHgcf q 1919
at l o'clock P. NJ, tne following real ssi.se- ia
No l. Home farm. coltl.ulug IL arre.. mere
7 lees, situate IN 4ueuahonius township. a1tllu
ing LANDS Of WA. d.. Muller. samuel j. MIller
Harry Shafer AMI others. with Swiss harm,
yelling house. sal other eut tuliiingz thereof
~erectsis mo orchard 81 fruit trees. with % acre.
In ~n.eacSS. li5 acres eleas a1d " good s-afs q
aitITatluu-
Ne. AiSo,a farn. Known a. the Wiz arm.
eontaininsl II acres, adainlng Iaeab :. Miles.
hzrry SndHsrand others, n Quemshauinz tep.
u which l9J scres ars cteas ~ acre. IN ueas5sa
sin he1se s1t Ara tEsFeon srsctei-
Mo- Asa 4 Ern known IS TIE SFa1zser
sr1- &1etnz5ont1g .oErship. osa.zlhinz ms
-c7es, ast5ining IanGs % Eanslfn Earunzrr.
t4coo Miller and others. ~ which i1 acres are
eteaF, = acreS u Descos. with hlase and farn
thercoa erected.
Ne Ais, = Arm. Known a. ne Snlth fs-ra.
II Somerset toEnsnip- o0ataluiux III acres. 81
FrntnE la1cs q Herman Shaier- FraaSlin Ban
hsr- ami others. with d-Nsltng-hou@. stable ana
other buildings thereon erecfei. - acres are eiesr
and 10 acres IN meastaw-
No g. Also 4 tract 81 land taken hrun the
Ephrain Shader farm IL Somerset towaxaiu. ~sa-
tanning y acres. a1loiaInz lands u JOSIAH DECD
harry >haEsr ard the ID Aras. al 4 4hsaa :
clear aud unGer a god state oftzftixsttE.
fhcSe farms are within &C. aAe o. the Caease
E~acrciies q Ssgs. kVrreu
IFhAs--uHe shir1 IN hand. on rsndrnsfau
VI -ie- Une-tnird n ak MccIhs zaa eoe-tkf-f IN
etc year fr1m DAY % sale Hlth interest N .sfer.
ed pSyueHt i-gm day of sale.
lhc Assignee VII give addst0ual ns-zs;-
TO persons desiring e purrhsse.
". II. MILLER
wills. StcystozA Pa.