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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
Amusemenis, eit., CHS &pen,ns.

ACADEMY OF Music. Italian Opera Mignon."
ble. SiissoaL
BOoTH's TuEATER At and at g: Hamlet"
Edwin Booth
FIFTH AVENUE TnEArER. AT II aud al 8: obi
voree"
GRAND OPERA HousE-At and at 8: Charles
OMsley."
I'm, EDwuN'e THKATER.-Opera Boufe. At q: La
Psrchole" Ats: Barrie Bleu" Mile. Aimee.
NIRIOs GARDEN. At Q and ut 8: The Black
Crook"
OLYMPIC THEATkR AT 2 md at s; "Humpty
Dsnp,r" O. l. Fox
UNION SQUARE THEArER.--variety Company.
WAIIACK's THKATRR.--"J John Garth" L. Wallack
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-At Q: "The Great Republic"
Nartf
LEAvITTs ART RooMs.-Palette Exhibition
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRKLs.-Birch, Wsnbold, ETC.
EMPIRE RINK T. Barnnms Museum, Men
axcrie Hlppodron<, and tiress Day and Night
NKw-YORK Circus Fourteenth-st. between Ihlro
and Foarh-sves, At u and ate
NIxoN's SOUTHERN CIRCUS. Nos. 72S and $50
Broadway, at1 asd AIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

shares OF stock Tho Chamber OF Commerce nre
relief fund amounts 70 over 100000 Gold. 1851 1851
1854 Thermometer lee. lSo, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

S,,y. raj pap,rs notably Tie -ii5ery Ere"n9 '"'r
nal and The Ner- York 7iae'. -ha," l'ra r. as WIN
proa,pt objections to candidates namcd tor 'h'
Clerksh,p Of tho senate. Their articles have be'n
,n5.rs,o,a M i,tendc, to favor Mr.. James +. Ter
wilIycr,, a.uiratons. although this has not been
nal, an sxnl,c,t ~ tho public would wish. " Il
eitsr of the paper- named have thu kindness 70 Say
plainly whether they arc in favor 1T this e"n'""a"
fnr tha nlnrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

II is hard 70 know exactly how - deal with cor
pora;ion when il has damaged you. The prVatS
communication seems now to b. nrath"Hh'g h"rfhVor
than the sut-at-law. The Eastern Rli.Say II ret
Ting with those having claims upon 1t ny rHan 81
the dreadful collision resulting from Its M snanf9''
ment, and bow much that event cost 1t MAY nr"''
he known. We read of an incident which c"nsi''r-
ably elevates opinion Of human nh'ntr' ana
makes us believe that u corporation may have som'
sort OF soul after all. One Of tie Naino railways
was 80 lucky a. to meat with most liberal gentle
man whose woodland it, locomotive Lad sci on h''.
.C,vs mo what il right" aii ne, e. fox desire l."
treat vour CORPORATION only rs would An inii'td'
uI" Wonderful to relate, the corporation iirni"hi-
at.y came down handsomely. Alter this. we II" NOE
wonder that there i. here and tneI"a II m Wa he
Iey.s that til millennium ~ NJ haze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

Thcra i, Town IN New.Happshir". A''tH1d by
nam, ,yh,h .horld receive tho lnne',ia." a''"n'
ton 80 thc Home Missionary Sm!c:v. i has II -
fra, i've churches; but what lrs churches Win nc
ministers Ia preach and I" pEav in them ANA ho'
a parson has Nstra1. Thee il onr cumpara'iV"V
enlightened gentleman th"re WI, wanted 20 MY
Bible for his daughter. but IL nono %. 'ho shops "
the town was there Bible for salr. There was
minister there at that time. AMI TIE anXon' ia'f.
calling uptsi him. wa, Informed that Tue re'er'h'
person a, only one Bible. but this he ehp''''d "''
willingness to SELL remark M the same tine 'a'
II had been little used We u'ake .h"~" sfa''i"rn'
on the authority Of The Itubo,"' lrar'"'W Iii.
moral OF the matter would SEEM 10 DO taat 10 5'h IL
town Que nlectrg-hou may he better thnn we
What p,ciy Al,t,ad HIS should consolidate 'i"h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

Lack of space compels us to omit over three
columns of advertisements ordered for inscr-
ton on our twelfth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

III. N,r- FORK Erhs9eii,t of this week Pu"i's.''ss
handsome map supplement, showing Im rapid IN
crcase and vast territorial boundaries OF the PnSby
,eriau Church in tho United States. This body OK
Christians since the union If the Old and N'~
Schools, now numbers 3. synois. l6' prcsbyfrt''s
4s,6 ministers, 4616 churches. and 4i5.'s m"nb'rs'
representing total aggregate Of souls under its ear"
of over two millions not counting bafa million IN
tb, churches connected with the Southern Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

n. Londoa Daily Telegraph in y recent not'c" 4"
the October humber Of The North -l"e'id" Eer""'
speaks Of it rs - periodical Of which n'sher sy"
ney smith. .kiiroy. nor Lockhart would have Jus
claimed the Editorship." and warns Tar Ed'aS.s'
and TAe Q.srttriy to look to their laurolS Nf'
Charles X Atamss article upon French and Ger
u.n Diplomacy after Ssdowa' roce"es speuA 'S'"'
;ueutAtiuu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

A congh, cold, or sore-throat, requires imme-
.teno on As neglect oepre. result, 10 ueurabs lung
a.,. BAows, BaoScur,L T.ocas vi. snOH invariably gre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

SArNprRs, Nc. Aston House, sells finest
Irrora roctu Krv Con bston and Scissor Knives all kinds
,srge in cases) Table Cutlery Razor
snJ TvlLt Lt.cle,. vi low Irlcea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
Bnsiness Notices.

TIFF BESr HOLIDAY PRESENT,
ss,s Machine Srin0 Maehne Is FtoRrScH"
30 UNIos-sarARx, n. Y.
Pu,ou JAWS Broohlyu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23

SAVE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
The celebrated WILSON SHurTIx SEwISGMAcHyA The best
World Pree Sod payments OF SIS MONTH War
fes good Csuvase and Agents wsnted once
,esroon WILSON sIwSG MACHINE CohPASr 5O9 BoaaSAy
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27

mag su1tbtn; tab ftin s@iF soibis ibrs
6llfe in Der, pnfen 8elanBt,. ppers 9e8er
Sen pier gshtleupert ,pirb, pber al. ,aui
SIC @Saupbaaf getdtb.* Das If SIC Bf>
ce,uutung pper 'Bu6faten 9. S. g. ,bit. t1tl
rptber Garbe an Ter SpiBe zines jepet
S@lepp>D dmpfers ansemalt Su, I'ltfsn
itnb. %SN !, ''.s!l....~ 70 -, -. : ~
@ie sefabrli4 ieS 1T, to,uf 8abnbsfen
uber caS @eletle bin mad eiinrrt .3Eratn
su gebsn u,p I'D bort BON auSen Fer nit
einem! 8etannten i'm @agen III unterbols
tn, p,ason battcn mir btieler Inge etner
traurisen 8swei8 ;u 5ybeparf am Slo>
@nte Der Staot. Gil, 9err unp eiine
Dame unterbielten fid NIT e%ini8enG5ree9upn1s
zen ;un,Ntldten> al6 auf etnnal eth pom
|Suren bereinfemmrncer 33ug Ger Miat'
gan @outbern Babn tie BeiDen budz
fdblt@ imilden ZEN tcioen 3Qsen get,
malmte. = -,'".' r''.. % -. = :
SIN uttrieen 1T he lebte @o@e sism>
lid rubig nerlaufen> unp in Grmarge>
lung anoerer aufreAenrer uno atre9snoet
@tofTe beartetten Die enolil9en 3eitunz
een Die neuelen Grldetnun9en Der berr>
li9en franSSfiden Hspublit, bic TT ter
Grridtune Der pari(er @oraaune ibren
@lon;punft errst9t tat. Dte otftige
Shines, bic nit ibren @pmpatbien fir BE
frars. &sputlif mdbreno Der 8ela9erune
ypn Yari6 purb pie Deutl9en niat bin
term Berse seba!ten bat, felt cs jsbt ale
Die beilisfe pFidt fir 8i5mard btn>
i'm Nauen Ter Civilization eisler partler
YSbel. &epplte turd Uelsbun1 Der Stabt
nit etnem beutlaen Sc'1s Gin Guoe 3u
MAIDEN.
Die oeutlhen 3eitun1en. uno porudm'
lid bic linton uno &oit5z3 eitun8, wer<
fen i4 biaae1en pieeer nit a4er Gale
uno 0eiier auf Die 81. Staatsz 3ettun9,
rer fe bic Ghulp al Der rerpfufdten
Griecen5feier beimsNen. Die 9robarti9e
New> Dorfsr T~eseusfeisr am lebten
Monto9e lisfert ibnen Gas beite Matertal
;u ibrem 0eldtmpfe. Die 8el9dmun9
1T fir @bica3o cena au@ wirtli@ cen1a>
tbi0enb. 49,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27

E@atte iis;int 8 Gy yiii9 trriitnnottps tt tdbtn; benn
ntdt rur Ter 6als aud ,bte 8ruf uni
arrere 1betle bes .8btrperS wartn ger:
|fdnitten ,lnb ser 8an3e. &55rpeerr mar. ID
blutiB perfdmmelt, bag man faum. Ut
mtni@l1teds Gor'm a1 r u'etr ~ i'm erfsn'' 'tq1
DDS mar cine Mm 5strst.. las iii
&tno spn 10 bts IL Sabren: 81 pa,
Icin Wdpder UNI. nod int Epce| fonntt
man bag 9aden nos trablen pers5uAent
ieben,, cte alf einr 70 entleBlide! Beils
gsfaidt troree1 'par. DaS Muee'1 .f6tea
nod NIT 2eben erflQt ~ fem .uno paa
sar5e @eFdt bdtte nt9ts ron ret fl9Breifz
liAen Stat Yerratbeu, .wsnn. ni9t etnf
brette tlefenbe @unpe i'm 6alle bieSpu,
Der m6reertlaen @ano- bes @aters Sc
3eist. 9dtte.> .>..n -, ,. ~5,...>r.: ~. ~. 49,. =, . -. =
Sn elmer anberen' Ode, an Ser Gettt
ber @tube, an ,ber, Der. 2ei9nam berTrau
lag, mo- font bie&leinen gu ldlafen paeez
ten la9en bic 2ei6en 3rpeierl ¬en, 5
u1lp Z SABRE alt bette bic 9Glie bur9s
ldnittea. sic laBen elmer Iber BEN
uncern, 70 paB ibrBlut pel&es ben gam
gen &6rper beeedte, 3ulammenfr6ute,
unter rem 8ett lag Der 2et@nam etned
tleinen MlpGenS bon 3 Sabren, be1en
&opf faf gang Spm5alS 9el&nitten wor>
ben war.
Die 9anse @tube mar nit Blut be-
bedt. Nn ben Wdnben fiebte 8lut, bet
Tubbpben mar cine rctbe Sadie BON 8lut
uao lberau> an Zen @tublen> am Slide,
an Der Diese, par Blut su leben. 100
S4ritte bon Der 5uttflag Dafin6 ielbt,
pas &letnf e, Elm &tnp bon etnem SABRE
TN Nrme, renen 9als er ebenfaQ8 nit
benz &a1rme6er our6(@nitten bate, bas
neben ibm lag. CT lelbR bat auf btelelte
Nrt unp @eiie letnen Sob ;8efunoen, auI
Die feline Trou uno Sinner eS eetban,
iein sails 3eiste cine brette flaHenot
Wunoe aus Der bo6 SLUT nod friId
frDnte.
l1sber bic 8epeB9ranee Daftns ldb1
f6 ni@t oiel ia9en. Die Tau1ilie ma,
in Der @e9eno fat gang fremo. &Qe6,
tpos man weib> it, ba6 Daftn8 BEN
lrunfe erseten mar: unp fd in itineu
Wnfdl1en berGiferlu9t oft bate binretbeu
lal1en, gu fa8en, er wiroe feline Grau
unb ALE tbre &tnber ermorben, wenn E,
lie auf elmer untrcue ertappen witroe,
Grmorbet bat er f1e, pb ct aber ietne Brau
auf elmer lntreue ertappte-wer fam |ea
Iaaen? g.. -. .."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27
Die Grmorsuno etner Tam;Ite
Sao=5n.nois.

Drei Meilsn .1uc6ltlt9 BON Stone
Sort In Saline County, TT Elm Morp
p~pr9efaQen, nit tem an @rdelidteit perz
elt9en, Re, Murp BON panttn Elm wab=
res &inberlpiel 1T. Dprt ermoroete Elm
Mann fremre9eute ober tpenteRensM }en :
19en, an bic feline nabe8anpe Jpn tnlpf>
ten,-bier ermoroet Elm @atte feline ei0eae
6rau unp feline flint &tnber NIT ei9ener
6anp uao-um oas @raus You III ma
9en-besebt banr Selbftmprp. &ann
bic Ybantafe zines @abn1tnnisen etrpas
@9redlf9ere6 erbi9ten ? $50 bleibt bic
Di&tune, >pern ta6 @abrbeit 1T?
Gina breibunbert @@rttte ableit5 ber
@ountpfrobe 1T cine fletne6dtte, in nell
der bic Gantlte Datins wobnte. 9ier
tcnnte man zines Mor9ens ent(ebt bic
8ewobner t%erllm9eseuo iebcn, bie@reuel
Der ramenlo6 1@redli9en Tbat Dor Muz
9en. Muf perlhiepenen Strobmatte,1 la
0en bie 2et9en Der @emorperte,1 ausge>
Nredt, fat nod oue nit ben @puren bee
I9redlt@en &antpfe6 an }t9, Der BEN
Morpe uorargeSansen ietn u,ue. &edts
an Der Gde& lag Der 2etdnaut Der Trau,
6! bot einen 8rd6lt@en Anblid. Sc
rpar, ols eb etne 3anp nd nit @ouu1
III rem 8lute Der unsl1dli9tr 9enebl
babe, II 3erfdnttten mar jepe Mper bee
6alfes. BON BEN Der blutt9e &opf 70 loll
berabbine, BAT elm sfletner Stud e gan,
aetrennt bdtte. Dit D,Quf muete bsl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27
(@in9eiantt }
8rataarp> I'M W1r3 1871.

gon benz Startepunft bis ;u rielem
plaB bat bic Npropactfe Gtlenbabn tbre
er1e Seftipn n%ollenoet. Wir befnoen
un5 bier au1 Milfi1ppk inmitten BET un>
9ebeuren Gtdtenre9iou, uno 1T ibrgetd>
.ttum bebbalb aud UNI 10 iadBtarer, ale
wetter wsitli@ mad Dem Neo Rtoer 3u
li6 metlten6 we4enf5r':i9 Yebilrete, taum>
lole Yrairien Bel tueen Die Gtienbabn
errtdtet bifr Gar 5bups> cine @dgemlble
sritirt 19on uno balr werpen aud M6s
BEL unp ancere Tabritsn bier iein. Der
&ioer 1T bier ouf ldn9ere @tredeu fatr>
bar unb bic @taot mag wobl etne ;3uz
funft baben. 2ots rs bel 125 in Sc
l1dftelagen 800 Dpuar6, $50 @alb uni
Der &eit ouf 3eft.
Bet berBrlfe, bic iiter Den Ulu6 9ebt,
baben Die Snserieure einen @4waben>
treid 9eliefert, Der itines 0letdcn iudt.
@6 1T cine 9eeedte Bride, uno al6 ie
nit Den Cars purbmrQfen, mar te III
fletn fir pieNelten funitruirt morcen nun
mubten fie bic Cars abilsen uno niebrtz
Ger MAIDEN, aber IS bat immerbtn eint9e
Sage @ufentbalt 9ema9t. 9ofentliG
werpen Die 9erren halo 40 SABRE alt,
font itebt'S nit Der 8abn l@ledt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27
MnfangS Mp1il AT Der Qinie.


5 Meilen BON 8rotnare laufen iebt
bic Cars unb an so Wleilen mebr finb
9~raotrt. l1eberau lteeen un9ebeure 6au
fen pom @6weQsn uap "a, no oer @aIb
SauB 0epdbrt, fbafeu pie 2eute tn
tletnen @ruppen an rer 3abn> auf ben
prairies (ibt Der GrOit aa tief uno BET
Biuo bldf 3u bart. Nh 5wet Gteuen
fanp i'd Camps NIT 500 unp NIT 70
Mann; melde auf BEN oaAemeinen 8e>
9inn Der Mrbett parteu, Dag bis gum II.
Mpril binaus9el6oben 1T.
Nn Dtelen Stelen il r;s Babn nod
oar ni@t ausSelebt une man ii lber Die
ei9entli6e @iatun9, weIde bic Babn
nebmen miro, nod i'm llnflaren, ment9z
items pas Yubltfum. 90 v~erlautet aud,
eo6 fe nidt rurA> {cncsrn IS Metlen
nUrolta Don Gem ~reiSero 3eieeenen uni
oieloerlpreGenren plabe Stertail 9ebau1
neroen fol-. DIES Stacl6en liest an
Gem @ee sleiden Namens, mel&er BEN
Sttertail=, ipdter &eczRirer senannt.
leinen uriprun9 9iebt pas 2ano 1T bon
au69s3eidneter Site, meiif aufsenumu1en
unp Ypn Sbwepen bemobrt.
'.:.F. SO. 81. q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-04-27

.|Itlineeln ie befti9: Der pf6ttner 6fnete.
.Das 1T tin Sdtu1pf unb etne
|S&cnpe, bab Elm &apu3iner betrunfen in.
Der Straee liegt1l 9rufeN bic t8aneroben,
fo6en ben peterf DaaerSs atf be1 Glur
uno MAIDEN ii& baYon. Der pf5rtner
brtnst teen peter IN Die s3eqetutp ltattbn
auf pie prttl4e. .Y2@4 wi qg~q3gRbh3fa
Nm anpern Mergen5 tomn1t .ber pf6rt<
ner in cte 3ele uno bdlt Zen, {ta%unenben
Grwa&enoen cine frdfttee @trafpreoi9t.
DRit 9rcBen &ueen 1@aut peter ben
Strafpreci9er al, Aretft ff!d an3penR opf
9reifti th an bas @ewano, uuos ruftener
lid D@enug, 9enug, nun la0en "D@te
mid oub repen.. @@idenI Siena@bem
Yat9entbor Mo.g3 uno lai1en fraset,9 pb
peter GraIerS 3u5auie 1T, ue1t er t1i9t
su 9aule If, eau1 1T e6 gut. '@enu Ct
obsr su5aule TT, bann--p eib t9
nt4t>. mer Id btn.": >&}f.~ ...a!2 ..
git Sp9n bes pertorbenen Yrdi1s
penter Gpler bat ben beutl9s fran36fiben
&ries aIs l1blane int IL Mrmeeforp6
C@adiin) nnitsemn9t. 9ll8 ber &rteg
ausbra@, par er ,S@aler Der 8er9z9lfa>
bemte 81 Greiberg. De- %21jdbrt9e jun9e
Maun fol- 1@ yerldierene Male febr
au8ge3et9net baben. ~"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24
Real Estate.

The most extensive sale of real estate
which this community has Witnessed for
years, Is that Of the Andrews estate, to
take place at Moline, Oct. 30th and 3lst
and Milan Nov. 1t, and this city Nov. ID.
This sale includes A splendid city lots in
Moline, ives, of the Mallesble Iron Works
and acres of splendid bluff land over
looking the town, so acres of excellent
tim Der land near Black Hawk WaGch Tow
er, 10 acres of fine grass and hay land
west of Milan; ore lot near the engine
house of c., r. |. l. P. X. r., and out lots
in this city, all worthy the attention of cap
itAlists. The advertisement will be found
on our second psge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24
REED.

Labors of our Special Reporter with the
Republio Candidate for County Treasurer.
Dave was ct home, and deeply engaged
in storing his mind with 9 valuable fand of
Information such Is can only be derived
from Patent Office Report forwarded free
OF charge under Lord Hawley's generous
frank. He Immediately suspended opera
lions, and offered our reporter one of the
meAnest cigars he ever had the misfortune
to smoke in Rock Island county. Dave sx-
planned that ss cigars are taxed $50 per
cent, ell loyal msns should smoke the
cheapest in the market, in order that reb els
and Democrats might be compelled to ex.
nnguish the national debt by smoking up
the decent ones.
Dave had very little 10 say about his
politics, for he never had any to speak of,
but went on to state that the Union was q
Kind OF one horse sheet, and far behind
the ARGUS in everything that goes to make
up 9 respectable newspaper, but oonsoled
himself with the reflection that unless Hav
erstiok very speedily provided himself with
. set Of cAst-iron bowels, there would be al
early and important change in its editoria
management. "You see," said Reed
biting of the end Of his cigar to get
stronger pull at il, "Haverstick drinks th,
mesnest kind of whisky on the same pripci
pie l smoke the meAnest kind of cigars
Whisky is taxed two hundred per cent, an,
BY drinking forty -rod modification, he hope
f. to compel the Democrats to drink the pur
article, and thus force them to pay off th
+, national debt created by their wicked re
e bel!ion. DR.. Trussdale tells me the listl
chap is the pluckiest fellow on this point h
ever saw, but the Doctor is mach Rfrai
therenl be an animal show up in the Unio
Office some Of these fine evenings, whic
: : will result very seriously 60 the principI
spectator. Hsverstiok had one up ther
last winter, and especially admired the bos
, constructors and cobra oopellos crAwlin
around the floor, and the next one will b
very likely to make an empty editorial cha
and first class funeral under the supervisio
3 of our distinguished friend, Chief Engines
r Knox" At this juncture Dawes cigs
8 proved TOO much for our special reports
who rapidly grew sick at the stomach, an
$ the interview came to an abrupt terminI
II ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

DISTINGUISHED CALLER.-Ws received a
call to-day from the Hermit Of Iowa, whose
hair hangs down yard behind him, like
the Ear Of MsrciAs and whose beard is a
foot long in front-or will be, in the course
Of few months. Mr.. Jervis is looking
about the city for the purpose Of finding q
good location for printing Office, and as
soon As he succeeds, will move across and
commence the publication of United States
green backs, of all denominations. All or
ders addressed to him will meet with promp
attention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

CHICAGO CoSTRIBUTIoYs.-She Payue
vas up at Chicago last week. He informs
as that affairs are admirably managed there,
a. regards the distribution Of aid supplies.
The demand for lNborsrs is an extraordinary
one. There ia plenty Of work for every man
there who is able TO labor. Hence, when .
man makes application TO the aid society
tor relief, he ia Immediately referred to the
labor committee, who stand ready to employ
tens Of thousands. II he replies that he has
been banker, or merchant, or what not,
and Is not accustomed to manual toll, his
case 10 ~ ouoe dismissed. The idea is to
make every man support himself ss far az
possible. There are, of course, vast numbers
of helpless persons, together with women
and children, who will need assistance
.hrous houI the winter. To sustain them, vssi
supplies will be necessary, but these have
principally been forwarded. There will BE-
large demand for clothing and bedding
for some time TO come, especially when cold
weather approaches 1t is quite true that 9
good deal Of "deAd-beating" has been going
on, but not one quarter as much as was ex-
pecied, The Relief Society has administered
affairs wonderfully we'll.
| Contributions are occasionally coming in
at the Court House, and are taken oare Of
As soon es q respectable lot Aooumulstes /,
Is forwarded TO Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - Mr.. William
James, for some time past conductor on
the Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis
road, and q resident of this city, was some
whs. injured at station down the line, on
Friday last. While coupling . car he was
csughtin some way BY the bumpers, and bruis-
ed considerably. His injuries are not OF .
character however, to result seriously, and
ne will doubtless be about in few days
He is now AZ Breakdown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

RoRBERY-Mi. Albert Hill, = steam boat
pilot by profession, and engaged on the
New Boston the greater part of the past
season, came up from Burlington, where he
resides, on the Ksithsburg, last evening.
&c retired at about twelve o'clock, leaving
both Of his state room doors open, as the
atmosphere was rather close This morning.
on awAking, he discovered that bis pockets
had been picked of eight or ten dollArs-All
the money he happened to have with him.
The thief took even his pocket knife and
pencil He left for New Boston to-day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

A Coon CoNPASY-Burt h Ridgway s
ministries drew fine house at Darts Hall
last evening, and thoroughly fulfilled public
expectations. Dan Connor's Ethiopian
stump speech was . whole entertainment OF
itself Mr.. and Mrs. harry Wood, in their
singing and dancing, were loudly applaud
ed. The quiutette singing Was artistic in
every respect, led by Walt Neville. We
hope TO have = second Wait at some future
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

THAT ENGINE BUsINEss.-The City Conn.
ell convcnes this evening TO take a look at
the new assessment rolls made out at an ex
pense of two or three hundred dollars to
our tax payers, 70 take the place o: the
bungled up ones strung together by the late
incom petent Republican assessor.
While together, it is to be hoped that
some plan may be incuba.ed whereby the
FIRE engine business may be brought up for
consideration. And it is to be hoped
that our city fathers will gracefully yield to
the pressure of public opinion, and buy the
ReScus boys . steamer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

POLICE CoURr.-Ws found the police
court locked up, to-day, as is usually the
case. A key hung on a nail at the door
sill. and we took the liberty Of invading the
dome Of justice in Simonson's absence. A
copy of the Chicago Times lay on the table,
which our Republican magistrate had nm.
doubleday been devouring some time during
the forenoon BY examining the docket We
GsosrtAined that during the year 1871, in
WhA, PARTICULAR month was not stated,
Christopher SArvey had been fined IS and
costs, and John A. Campbell $l0 and costs,
both for getting drunk. Thereafter, we
commenced hurried survey Of the place,
but feeling so much like one who reads
alone some banquet hall deserted, We locked
up the old shebAng and took our dread de
pGrturs. We have since learned that Sim
onson intends to arrest ia for burglary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

THERE was Mrs.. l., so very deaf she
might have worn q percussion cap, and
been knocked on the head, without hearing
itsusp. Hood said so A pedlsr sold her
. box Of Durno's snuff, and the very next
day she heard from her husband at Botany
Bay. Rock Island Ladies similarly afflicted
should call for Durno's snuff ., the Harper
House Drug Store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

PERsOSAL.-0ur esteemed Young friend
DR.. Craig left for Hillsdsle, Pa, this morn
ing, the scene Of his early days, where he
intends to rusticste for some months.
While county physician he displayed more
than u'ual ability for young practitioner,
and We trust his old time friends will not be
able to wssn him from his adopted home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24
DR.. II, OLlN,

The Eminent 0eulist and Aurist ii Chicago, vii
be In Rock Island, ut the Harper House, on
the hrst Friday after the hrst Monday in
each DoAta, for the purpose OF treat
ing all diseases Of the Eye and Ear
whether surgical or otherwise. Operations fol
oatArAe-, ross eyes, sssphylOma, closure Of tn.
tsarduct, 10. French artificial eyes inserted
thous pain. Chicago Office 129 South olArk
street. aeps-d&wIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-24

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None genuine unless sugsr-coated.
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