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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-17
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

The Vo1taic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
taic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
for thirty days to men young or old) who
are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vi
tality, and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vigor. Address as above
N B. No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed. dec 22-d-w yr.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-17

Estate of Andrew whitbeck. Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed execu-
tor of the last Will and Testament of Andrew Whit
beck late of the County of Rock Island State OF Hi
nois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he ~
near before the County Court of Rock Islam Comfy
at the Office of the Jerk CT said Court in the City
of Rock Island. at the February Term, on the third
Monday in February next at which time all persons
having claims against said Estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted TO SAID Els
tate are requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated this 9th day of January. A.D. 1858
THoS. s. SILVIS. Executor
jan-6-dtd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-17
ROCK ISLAND 4 PEORIA RAILWAY.

MIC As D. m train makes close c0nhtCIIOH at
c.o1,ie Win fbe G. r Il o. for points west arriving
Al Galesbnrg at 4 rs p M; Burlington $40 p m:
Ke0knk 10 :25 p. m. Quincy 10-e5 2. m also max
mo close connection at Peoria with l. b. q ", ana
r P - W roads for all points east and SOUTH
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-17
Chicago. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC r. :.

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arr efisq1uri rivers ali p0isIts crossed ny this
Karsga CIV, Le.lv@Ilvyorth. and ATchiSoL. cone
YccsioTs being u1ru3 IA CBIon I elofs- - :.
THE PRINCIPAL K Is. gENI.. z 9CIsS OF
THIS GREAT THROUGH Line AXE AN
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At EseLEwoqp. WITH the L. s. = n. s.. and r.
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At kAssAs CrTg. with all lines for the Wees
and Southwest.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-17

PENSIONS s.; s s:e::: s ss5 s:
or injury entities Millions appropriated; Working
force doubled; Homes made hsppy; Prompt work;
Apply now: Fee $40. Desegters entitled to all dues
and discharges under laws; Great success In
increase cases. Bounty and back pay procured: the
=. World and Soldier weekly paperJ sample copy
Free send stamp for full instructions, blanks and
n. W. FITzGERALD & Co, Pc sion, Patent and
Land Attorneys, Washington, d. c. dec-29dwlm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-01-17

Is THE GREAT CONNEG11NR LIMA
It's 1uasa line runs from Chicago 60 C0unGA
Bluffs passing Through 9onet 3ataMa Ia w.:
Liberty, Iowa City, MarenFo, Brooklyn, GrinneIi'
Des Moines (the capital OF Iowa. stuart attain
tic. and Avoca with BRANCHES from Eurea1u
sine Wsshineton Fairfield Ed N, Bslgna2.
Ceutrevfila. Princeton. Trenton, sallatfn I4Ine-
ron I,savenvgorth Atchison. and Kansas CITY,
Washington 20 Sgoarney, oskaioosa, ana AI,01@
fonsport, Independent. Eidon Ofes-TnWa. Eddy-
vIlle OsiSaioOsa Pelia Monroe. and Gles haOlneSf
Newton 20 Monroe: Des Moines 70 lnq1Enota an
yyinterset; atlantic 70 Lewis and hndnboai aI11
Avoca to Harlan. This Is positively the only
Railroad. which owns. and operates q through
aine from Chicago into the State OF haneas-r
man Palace Cars attached, ore run each ay carly
between CHICAGO and PEORIA, KANSAS CITY.
tyoIyNCIT, BLUFFS, IEAvENwORTE and ATCa1-
son. Through cars are also run between Mllwauss
kee ane Kansas City, via the AiiWhukse ana
Rock Island Short Line ...z..,
The "Great Rock Island" fs maEntncent.y
equipped. Its road bed is simply perfect, and its
track Is laid with steel rails.
of en1oying your meals while passing over the
beautiful prniries OF Illinois and Iowa. IN one OF
our magnificent Dining Cars that accompany 81
Through Express Trains. lou Ees an snIirsS
meal as good as is served in any drst-caass hotel.
sorEevenIy-tivec cents "a A..
Apnreciating the fact rhRt a majority ox ene
,,eopte prefer separate apartments Tor csnerens
Of this line warranting IT., are pleased 70 al
nounce that this Company runs ES1tsssGqs .s0.0ce
Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and PGi6cs
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are FE
COUNCIL BLUFFS, KANSAS CATx.
Tickets via thas LAnes known @s ehG
Gil Ticket Agents An the UnaSed states
For ank0rnaGa0n mos @ee@an@@.e ms 81
-. -. CABLE.
vtea President a1o eseaa Na1aAs
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
TlLDEN'S TACTICS.

ItSeems now to be pretty definitely set
tied that the nomination of Hoadly by the
democracy of Ohio, is 4 part of the Tilden
scheme to secure the nomination of the
old :scypher fraud for the presidency in
1884. 1t is openly charged by the friends
of Ex-senator Thurman aud Gen.J. Dur
bin Ward that HoaLly's nomination cost
the Tilden gang $4,000, and that 800 600
was promised the friends of UOadly for
campaign purposes, in the event of his Sc
curing the nomination for governor. lIoad-
ly's nomination. in this instance, is his re-
" ard for the nefariouS part he performed
in the st. Louis convention, by brIbin% and
securing divided delegation from ono in
that convention by giving portion oft to
Tilden. when it was we'll understood by
every Ohio democrat that the solid vote OF
that state was to be east for Ex-senator
Thurman. Iioadly.s success or defeat Is n
large factor in the Tildcn candidacy next
year. The ''barl'' has been tapped, and
Ohio will be fairly saturated with this al
most ,nexhaustable corruption fund for the
next sixty days ut least.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
POLK'S PERSECUTION.

Ex-State Treasurer Polk, of Tennessee,
is on the whole having rough time of it.
When he rified the vaults of the state
treasury aud fled towards the setting sun,
he was tracked up and remorsely run down
by the minions of the law and forthwith
returned to his native heath and uncere-
moniously Jailed During the early period
of his Incarceration he is said to have shed
tears, penitent, freely, which so deeply
touched the sensitive hearts of his old
friends and associates that they proceeded
to secure his release on bail. His release
had been effected but a few days, ere the
discovery WAS made that this migrate WAS
up to his ears in scheme to take French
leave of his bondsmen, whereupOn he was
again locked up and cruelty deprived of his
liberty. This done. the next startling
piece OF information is that certain books,
vouchers, &c, which contained some very
damaging evidence against this much per-
secuted individual are missing. These. it
is claimed, have beeu found. Meantime
Polk discisims any knowledge or hand in
the matter. ''Tennessee. Tennessee. why
persecutest thou me-"
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
A TYRANT ON THE BENCH

\ few days ago news reached this place
| of Chicot county. for murder, from the fact
that crazy man died in Jail during his adj
ministration, while the sheriff himself was
| in Little Rock on Off cial business when the
man died. However, he was charged with
neglect, &C., and indicted.
The grand jury, with more common sense
than John NJ. Bradley, the circuit judge,
refused to find true bill, but they were
told by his honor that they must do so and
of course they were compelled to succumb.
The sheriff was then arrested, brought be-
fore this tyrant, refused bail, aud sent to
Jail. There he remained a few days. until
arrangement for q trial could be made, this
his honor tried to evade in every way pos
sible until the whole bar hockcd to the
rescue of White; so much were the citizens
disSusted with open persecution. that this
tyrant was bringing down on the sk eritl,
who he seems to lespise as representa-
tive of his race and an official.
For awhile excitement ran V ry high
until the trial was over. apd the Jury in
less than ten minutes returned a verdict OF
.not guilty" and the tyrant judge was
compelled to rcinstate the colortd gentle
manly official. MIR. White is the only col
ored sheritfin the state, and is gentleman
of hi Outstanding in the community. suffice
it to say that White has more friends than
ever, and further that the popularity Of
John NJ Bradley. the tyrant judge, is at an
end in Chicot county, particularly with
colOred people.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28

THE senseless chatter through the Bour-
bon press of this state in regard to the
right of the federal authorities to arrest.
try, convict and sentence parties guilty of
the violation of the laws of the United
States, doesn't come with the best OF grace
from that source. When the state autnOri-
ties of this commonwealth demonstrate to
the world that they are able to successfully
cope with every species of outlawry and
crime committed within her borders, it is
time enough then to offer her services to
the government, and demonstrate to the
satisfaction of the superior ''powers that
be- that she is equal to all such emergen-
cies. For the present the Arkansas authori-
ties would do we'll to demonstrate her
ability in the direction by capturing the
Garland, Montgomery and Yell county out
laws, that are committing crime with high
hand in those regions and defyipg the
county authorities to attempt their arrest.
Bourbon bluff and bluster never did accom-
plish anything other than to get its authors
in trouble, or write its name high upon the
asenine scroll of damphoOlery.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
CHATHAM, ONT.

We clip the following from the Detroit
Plain Dealer.
CHATBAM.-yMrs freeman, of Mt. Pleas
ant. Mich, is the guest Of Mrs II Gatewood.
Mrs Hawkins, OF Milwaukee, daughter
in-law of Mrs w Hawkins, is in this city.
Miss Emma Brown has returned from sag
inaw. The Thames River has swollen
very high. The new station il to be
erected on the corner Of William and Col
borne streets. An excursion from Chatham
via G + K to Toronto on the tst of August
EXcursionists may remain over till next
day and take any of the regular trains
without any extra fare. The committee
are busiiy engaged this week preparing to
make everything harmonize on August 1st.
WINDsOR.-Thos 81 Jones is teaching
a night school in penmanship and arithme-
tic. Excursion to Put-in-Bay August End.
Social at Baptist church Wednesday even
ing. under the management of Misses f.
Thomas and a Scott. Mrs. 5 Mcdowell is
the guest of Mrs NJ Mcdowell. Miss Annie
Smith leaves for her home Saturday even
ing.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
Little Rock, Miss'pi River & Texas.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
No. 913.
No. 913.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, !
July 26, 1888.

No. 913.
Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, !
July 26, 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN following named settler has
filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof IN support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver of
the Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
on September 6, 1888. viz: Philips
Nichols, who made Homestead En-
try No. S319, for the S E quarter S
w quarter, and S W quarter S f
quarter, section 8, T S, r II west.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of said land,
viz John Ranch, of Parker's Store,
Pulaski county, Ark Henry Ranch,
OF Parkcr's Store, Pulaski county,
Ark: Daniel Ranch, of Parker's
Store, Pulaski county. Ark; Frank
Nichols, of Parker's Store, Pulask!
county, Arkansas.
NJ. w. GIBBS, Register.
c. f. KELSEY, Receiver.
July 2S-5t
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
NATIONAL AND STATE CON
VENTION.
Editor Mans sion :

Editor Mansion:
l do heartily approve of the call OF the
National Convention, and think the hold
ing of such convention is necessary,
do not think it could be held at a better
time and place than Louisville. Ky. on the
24th day of September next. think every
state in the Union should send up 4 full
l have to regret about the holding of the
National Convention of Colored Men is
that it was not held four years ago
In regard to the call made by the Rcpub-
lican Union. think the leading men of the
state should have been consulted, As l for
one am opposed to being led around by =
few mon because they live at the capital.
but L am not particular about making war
on them. Therefore, in obedience to the
call issued by the Republican Union OF Lit
tie Rock, have issued call for the col
ored voters Of this county to meet in mass
convention, in the court house, at Hamp-
ton, on Saturday, the 2Sth inst, for the
purpose Of selecting two delegates to at
tend the State Convention to convene in
the capital, at Little Rock, on Mo.day, the
9th day of August, 1888. We need u col
ored state committee, which should be
elected and organized ut the approaching
State Convention.
Very respectfully, yours.
w. H. WATKINS.
Hampton, Calhoun Co., Arkansas.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
ACalI fora State Convention.

To THE CoLORED VOTERS OF ARKANSAS:
In pursuance to call for a National
Convention of ColOred Men, issued by Hon.
Fred Dourlass and others. and in the ab-
-ence Of State Central Committee the EX-
ecutiye Committee of Pulaski County
-nion after consultation with and appro-
baton of many leading coOred men through
out the state do hereby call a State Con-
y,ntion of the coiOrcd citizens of Arkansas.
to meet in the City of Little Rock. Arkan-
>aS. on MONDAY, 9TH DAY OF AUGUST,
1883. for the purpose of electIng 1D eleven
delegates to represent Arkansas in said
National Convention. which meets i'll Louis
Vile, Ky. September "a. 1883, and to take
into conSiteratiOr such other matters As
are OF interest TO the coiored people OF tins
state. Bv order of the committee.
NJ W. GIBBS. Chairman.
j. ELIAS RECTOR. secretary.
Little Rock, Arkansas. july 2klSs3.
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THE DENIAL or EQUAL
RIGHTS.
Independent Order of Good Tem'
plars, Under the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge of the World.
HEAD OFFICE, BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND
Hampton, Calhoun Co., Arkansas

To the Members of the Order ard sl
Friends OF Equal Rights
The United States district court of Texas
having recently, on appeal, declared the
United States law as to the equal rights OF
colored and white people to ride in the
same railroad cars, ETC., to be unconstitu.
tional,-
1t is therefore suggested, that each grand
lodge executive, and each lodge in the
United States associated with the II. w. G
lodge of the world, as well as each religious
aocial, and political assembly of colOred
people, and of others who believe in equal
rights, SHOULD adopt some such preamble
and resolutions as the following:
| Whereas, The law Of the United States OF
America atirms the right Of the colored
people to ride in the railroad cars equally
with the white citizens of the southern and
other states OF the union: and
Whereas, This law has often been grossly
violated on southern railroads, which (after
taking the fare for tirst-clsss tickets) have
cars: and
Whereas. The United States district
court in Texas has dismissed an appeal
against such dishonorable and dishonest
tt Tcatment, and has actually declared the
United States law which guarantees such
equal rights to be unconstftutionai: be it
therefore
Resolved, That this lodge of Good Tenn
plars. under the equal ishts'' flag of the
Il. w. G.. Lodge OF the World Tor, this
meeting Of enters its solemn protest
against this attempt to again elevate state
rights above human rights, and expresses
it's intention to support those only who
lawfully uphold the liberty aud equality of
all races.
The adoption and communication Of the
above resolutions to the co!Ored and white
political, religious, and social newspapers
would do much to show the world that in
Justice cannot now he perpetrated upon
the coIored people with impunity.
(Signed)-.Joseph w. Malins, X. w. q.
Tenplar, Birming cham, England; Jessie
Forsyth, Il. w. q. Nice-Templar, Boston,
Massachusetts,; William Wells Brown, =.
Il. ". G.. Counsellor. Boston, Mass.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28

THE department of state has received
the announcement of the death of Hon.
James H. Priest, justice of the supreme
court of Liberia. Judge Priest was born
in Paris, kentucky, and went to Liberia in
1885, in which republic he has held import
ant positions, being at different times vice.
president. senator, judge of the quarterly
and common pleas courts, and, as stated,
an associate justice OF the supreme court
at the time of his death.
The employees of the census bureau will
be transferred to duty in the interior de-
partment as vacancies occur.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28

The Colored Press Association of North
Carolina held its session last week and is
pronounced to have been a success. Have
the North Carolina editors given the cold
shoulder to Mr.. w. A. Pledger's National
ColOred Press AssOciation?- New York
Globe.
The causes given by the eastern press are
obvious, but the truth of the matter is the
south has the ruling power and except we
agree in advance to support an eastern
Mabob, he stays ut home; with them 1t is
rule or nothing. The cause given by Bro.
IrllMyvelI, Of the Advocate. is that eastern
men c;lnnot afford 10 spend the necessary
EXPENSES to come west. Why not? We
60 east and viii 80 north, when the time
comes
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
QUARANTINE ORDERS.

OFFICE OF STATE BOARD OF HEALTH, !
Little Rock, Ark, July "A, 1888.
Public notice ID hereby given, that on and
after this date, and until further notice, nc
steamboat, vessel, or other water craft
plying between the city of New Orleans
and other points above that city on the
Mississippi river, will be allowed to land a,
any point in the state of Arkansas without
presenting at established quarantine sta.
tions clean bills of health from one Of the
inspectors of the Sanitary Council Of the
Mississippi valley.
This order will be executed by the ex.
ecutive committee Of the Sanitary Council
of the Mississippi valley.
BY order of the State Boar of Health.
j. A. DIBBRELL, Jn., Sec'y.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
Our Agents Abroad.

Il Goodenough. WilSonville, Alabama.
Wesley SimkenS. Munnerlyn. Georgia.
Henry VI Simkens. Augusta. Georgia.
Francisco BernadeZ. Monterey, Mexico.
O'Dowdy n co. Monterey. Mex.
Francisco Arteche. :"
Juan Haley. "
j F FKavanaugh. Austin, Texas.
George Il Storrs. Galveston. TeXas.
20 Murphy. Laredo. Texas.
I: w Rodgers. San Antonio. Texas.
J.J. dams, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Charles Simkens. Windsor, ont. Canada.
j. A. Booker Nashville. Tenn.
Clark SimkenS, Edgctield. {. H., s. {.
W. q. Valentine. Mine Creek. Edgetield
county. South Carolina.
VI Roland Perry, Lincoln University, Pa
A ii Jackson. Troy. Alabama.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
Other Agents Through the State

y ID Skuriock. TeXarkrna.
+ w Wright and Napoleon Rowell, Hot
Springs.
Mathew Jefferson, Dixie, Perry county
Il l. Adams. Reeds Landing.
Hon George Martin, Sulphur Rock, Inde-
pendence county.
Hon NJ 4 Brisco, Jasper, Newton county
j Il Rector, Lake Village. EhicOt county
III W Watkins. III Hampton. Calhoun county
: j IIollensworth. Pine Bluff. agent at
large.
j I'll Balch Pine Bluff
Dan Hill. Princeton.
W Shaw, Clear Lake.
q W McNiece. SOlgohachie. Ark.
ID } Miller, Gainesville, Green county.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28

The intensity Of the Springfield Reviews
Republicanism can he readily accounted
tor bv the fact that it has sold itself, body
and soul to the Republican Campaign Com
mittee aud is now edited ky white re.
publican. Comment is uhAeees ssary.-l At
ro American.
Pray tell us which wing is thus disposed
of, there being three. If they have sold
the Springfield branch for $500. without
material, they have done well. They have
one at Cincinnati and New Albany. The
boys understand how to deal with politi-
clans. Get the cash first, the Mansion
will do in future.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
A White Man Whipped to Death
Contractor Shot.
Negro Driver who Did tho Whip
ping Thrown into tho River.


The following is Deputy sheriff Bynum' =
version of the affair.
He said, on the 10th instant, white
man by the name of William Sharp,
a county prisoner. was whipped to death
by II negro driver by the name OF Alfred
Beth, on the Desha county conyict farm,
on the Galbraith place, run by an individ-
contract for keeping and working the con
victs. On the next day the man Sharp
died and was buried by Warner. The news
of the affair spread like wild fire, and the
demanded an investigation. The body WAS
exhumed and the coroner was summoned.
and held an:inquest. The jury decided
that the said William Sharp was whip
ped to death on the convict farm.
On the 2lstinst., the citizens OF Red Fork
township, about 800 in number, marched
to the convict farm and arrested the con-
tractor and his henchmen. with all the
prisoners and escorted them to Red Fork
Landing and sent them to Arkansas City,
the county seat. While on the march to the
landing, one OF the infurIated citizens shot
the contractor, Alfred Warner, Polish
Jew, and he now lies in Jail IN preca-
riOus condition awaiting the action OF the
grand jury for murder. The negro driver
who did tile whipping, while on his way
to Arkansas city. snatched a pistol from
the deputy sheriff, Mr.. Robert Bynum, and
in the scuffie with the deputy sheriff. he
was thrown overheard into the Arkansas
river and drowned.
The feeling among the outraged citizens
OF Dcsha county, was so intense against
the contractor and his gang, tn ut the were
taken by Helena in order to save their in
famous necks.
The citizens of Red Fork township are
to be commended for breaking up the pub
lie nuisance in Desha county. AZ public
opinion throughout the state is against tho
law and in the counties where the whites
arc in the majOrity, the county judges dare
not establish such \ rule for their political
friends.
Pine Bluff, Ark, July -, 1883.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28

IN q recent interview at Versailles, KY,
Judge Blackburn, a congressman elect from
that state, who doubtless is an aspirant for
speakership of the next house, has covered
all the ground that could possibly be taken
by republican on the tariff question.
Between him and Randall the republicans
will have to draw straws, or choose from
the past records of the candidates. 1t ap-
pears that it is universally agreed upon by
both parties to abolish the internal revenue
system, except on luxuries, which is right
and lust
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28
TEN AS.

At their state convention on the 10th inst.
the colored people of Texas approved of
the course of the present administration
and expressed themselves in favor of pro-
tective tariff and elected eleven delegates
to attend the National Convention at Louis
vile, on the Gath of september, next. as
follows: Rev. A. Grant. j. Harvey Jones,
r. j. Moore, j. w. NJ. Abernathy. David
Abner, Jr., f. II. Anderson. ]. B. Scott, i.
T. Dennis, A. +. Jackson, +. A. Denison,
ilton, l.. NJ. Sublett, and r. Nelson.
Arkansas weekly mansion., 1883-07-28

All persons wishing to send money for
their subscription or advertisements, will
receive all necessary information by apply
ing to our agents. or their respective post
masters.
We VIII be pleased to receive editorial
notes from any agent who desires to write
spcctive localities. To insure insertion,
articles must he brief.