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New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
INDIANA.

THOMAS A. HENDRICKS NOMINATED FOR TIE
PRESIDENCY.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 2j.-At a meeting of
the Democratic State Central Committee, held in this
city today the following resolution unanimously
adopted:
That recognize in the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks
the unanimous choice Of the Democracy OF Indiana as
their datc for the Presidency in 1872 ana recon-
mend that every honorable effort be mace by his fell0w-
citizens to secure his nomination and election.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26

cession may have an uninterrupted line Of march or
course this Is dono by consent and order OF the City
autnortes Threefourths OF them Irish, the other
I0urtb are IN power only by favor OF the Irish. This
Mayor or NewYork bedizens himself in green scarf.
ana reviews the procession from the City Hall. The pa
OF the Irish citizens In the procession guarded by ths
cordial protection Of admring Irish policemen.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
pASsENGERs ARRIVED.

PRoM uvBRPoO-In steamship City II washington July I'-
NJ. NJ ID cta Geryint hly, All infant M Jgrc Mss Jones
Mr Jackson j. Ward W syke.. WIN. Us Mr. lIorh, Dgane
Hties "A r ay bora, r. Mallory. NJ santrs g. Schute,
Ma queen Pctisr, r NJ Nen NJ oo % NJ q su,, HI
SAio Wsl NJ Went. ~. GlccuSeod Mr, Morris al tg'
sSIrr, The Rev T. j. MaTJ' 4 Vomcs - hc!ea Nsa Wal
MA Love NJ BAL anl Wv hr W1hh hs O. le' ~ 'N' ''''
Cisros Miss CiateV Nj Bcsdeh
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
POLITICAL.

GARD FROM MAI ALL T.. Ko'""lo'
Fditor Of rae Tff6Hrc' .
:" 60 many incorrect and l. lc ling go -mep.s
CIV .ooontIv appeared with r. -ence to hePV.'
- ,ho Citv Debt signed by ny '. Nlth o'n'.'' -
.no V ood Of October last that VII thank you,
a. .hortest and surest mode OF cOriec''"S -
s.;.s,otements. TO reprint that Report eA"o'i' ~
was made. Ii is as fcllows
~ fhF1S ~ N" Hon Richard n. Connolly SSs, or
% Cty Of SeTYck have made an e aa Cy that
% Sf me Finance Department and n tbs account books
the sar Gs 5sSoT Of The aid Department aud sinking fOn' N''
% 20 oar n'Io % We snd securities amounting TO H. ei 80
ne Of he SniPs & tb Total amount funded
Tos ne IS sii ud daeing ne ne s ns, . 3 s sss 81
nm n,e,SaS % e Al Which redemption Of ts Deb pa, oI the
,dc es g.IoG% % II 70 s' 'SiSsashed thn Y
TSe .eSrorsr poot mc1,s for opening regulating
sud p spe streets ard does not enter IN n9 % m Hav.ble from
Toe Outstanding reyeeoe Sa',@ e2Pa. q i''' "
' % ssi made p Of bs County v, ~ i IN * amounts a,
t.Iation ia snnusl ius'alnehts iis.S. o. 'u'''N''
rot 20 oppressive % tai Of Ae County payable from the t'Ie'
ofo and s that TIE soountbOots Of the DsPsTms%9 en- % 1re
6 ss? s ss Ne Fad sS s We have & come met, 10
DpA2 80 ceri ~ the financial shalrs OF 'he Lgi
& s cSSe II s coEtio administered in correct and A'u
1a % several amount, stated above are as SOTn by the books 0 ''
Department the close Of 6usi9e's' oe' o 'o'"
D'fd N'F- -i''s Mo.S. ,S.' Tiiioa GEoReE K sI.rARr
y. D. BRovS, kpwARp SCbkbL
J. J. Aston, MAhshAbL W. n"'NN'
Mr.. Editor this Report shows that our attention
ras directed exclusively TO the Public Debt ano
Sinking Fund of our City. and that our certlhcatt
referred to the securities composing that fund ahC
the manner in which the accounts relative tnere''
and 10 the Debts Of the City and County were KEPT
We did not examine, nor did we profess to have
ecrutinized all the accounts of current expenditures
nv our CITY Government and the vouchers thereIor
and our testimony to the accuracy and hdety oi te
Controllers administration was based upon 'he TO
cords we did examine and no others; and Judge
that il was so understood by the public have seen
no evidence that those records were fasted or that
we did not correctly understand them.
OF course. the vouchers for purchases for and eX-
penditurs upon the New Courthouse and other pub
licbuildings were not submitted tonOrpassedu by
IA. though do not know how we could have de-
tected the exaggeratons and falsifcatiOns now
alleged TO he concealed in them if we had examined
them The property in question must be scrutinized,
"a well as the bills presented therefor before trust
worthy Judgment thereon can be pronounced.
Need add that we had no idea of proffering on
opinion as q substitute for the detailed exhibit OF
receipts and expenditures required of the Controller
by law and which trust he will no longer with
hOldi Yours, MARSHALL q. ROBERTS
Ns,e- TorE, July 25 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
pERsoNAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

Gov. Hill of Newfoundland arrived at Halifax
Yesterday on a the Provinces and the United States
The remains of Major james U Bren, veteran
~ b aop Army were buried yesterday The Grand
Army Of RepubHo attended the funeral
w Meade Addington. prominent lawyer OF
United Distinct Attorney ~ Maryland under fT'
de,i died White Sulphur SPRING, Va on Monday
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26


WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToS, July 26, l8Il-l a. H.
Synopsis for the past hCentt-fotr hours.
The barometer has fallen since Monday night
the Middle Atlantic coast, and small area of low
barometer is central over New-Jersey
The low pressure in the northwest has advanced
northeast and ward and covers Lake superior
The high barometer in Pennsyyan has moved to Maine
Southerly winds have prevailed west OF the Blue
Ridge and Allegheny Mountains, but are now dying
away. Brisk and high nOrtheasterly winds have
prcvailedrom Cape Hatyeras to Cape Cod but are now
confined TO New-York.
Cloudy and rainy weather now prevails from Virginia
10 Maine; as also from Louisiana ~ Illinois.
Probabilities.
The northeast storm which has advanced upon the
New Jersey coast from the south will probably on
Wednesday extend north-eastward over New-Engand
The low pressure Lake Superior will probably ex-
tend toward Lake Ontaro with fresh winds from the
south and east and rains north and east OF Pensyl-
vauia go
Cloudy and threatening weather Will probably con
tne from the Ohio Valley southwark Rising barometer
and clearing weather Is probable Tor the Upper Lakes
aud the North West.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
THE coNv.IEsCENT COLONEL

THE CONNALEoCENI COLONEh
To the EdftOr OF The tribune.
SIR: Why is jim Fisk like the Secretary OF
the Treasuryi
Because he is about well Boutwell, E' NJ -
Washington u. o., July %, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
A CARD FROM JAMES NJ. CROSS.

TO the Editor of The Tribune
SIR: Last week, you reiterated the assertion
that was put in nomination for the Assembly last Fall
by the Custom HOuse clique. beg leave 10 state en-
phacay that influence Of that kind had the slightest
effect upon me in Offering myself candidate for that
OGlOe nv only motive TO smash corrupt machine
Eminent Republicans have complimented me for doing
good work. and do not despair Of hearing you say
long, oven dOneW
Inasmuch as that movement was somewhat personal
between myself and the alleged regular Republican can
ddate will relate a circumstance which has some con-
necton with the ContrOership Of the city, and which
gave me very unfavorable impression politically OF
that gentleman.
You will recoect that great change made for the
better in the Controllers Office after the election Of Mr.
the labors Of the Joint Committee on Accounts, OF
which was member, and 10 my personal appeals 10
A law weeks prior to the nomination OF Mr.. Connolly
Oearning tat gentleman somewhat obnoxious 10 lead
Controller from Tammany5 met two Of the sachems,
and asked them how they would ike me for Controller
Democratic support In preference 10 the person who was
seeking the nomination from Tammany Thus encOur-
sged made movement to secure Democratic support
in another direction. Meeting with success my next step
was 10 put myself in communication with the Republican
delegates The first one 1 spoke TO Mr. Gridey.
Without asking for reasons or eyinelng any anxiety Tor
Republican success and win the ar OF an ne
The imperoHsness Of his manner and the amount ind
Gated 80 awed that humbly withdrew modesily re-
.questing TO he counted out. JAMES NJ CRoss
July "a, 1871
[If Mr.. Cross finds in the above statement
sny justification of his running as stump
candidate last Fall, with the express purpose
of electing the Tammany candidate-a step
which gave the Democrats control of the AS
sembly-he is welcome to the use of our col
umns for his purpose. Our opinion of his
course has already been expressed.-Ed Ifl6.J
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
Mothers Mny Depend Upon IL

Mothers Wny Depend Upon II.
Trng Indeed the teshng peo bat relief sGcios
by he timely o MR.. WISsLov's SOOTHING SrKUP
Wedding md Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Sots P,oso
Sous lO4 FULToN OLD DUTCH CHUR0a.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-26
WAsHINGTON. July 90, lS7l-l a. III. }
Sunopsis for The past tlCentt- four hours.

barometer corrected for temperature and elevation
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
Nerberette bic Wabrbett :!

Mande Meti;iner ~bebaupttu fetf unb ftf, bas es eesen Bic
gDurb, Ser.pbe, Elm 5eilmiltel 3u annpnctren, lei IS aud nod
70 ~pertbpuQ. Das 1T eerabe r., wie tpenn man faste, ene
0Haare, teren ale Welt beparf, luate In eiuen g4intel perfett
,perbcn, pber tab Q3Db ,tbaten unb @esnunsen 5u wette &uS>
breitnue fnben fDnnten. pber bab lie WI'ttel GUT Befdusuna
une Notwithstanding Der @elunbbeit Elm @pnuppl fur @e.
ntse une nidt Iueu susdnslit fem fcate. Das Irsument 1T
nidt ft9baItts. Sd, nod iAltn.mer, Is II unnenfdl.a.
Ge1est, $ pfetter's Maeenbtters-etn abiulutes 5etlmit<
tel fur DuspepFa, @autsfet nub ytersenidmdte, mare ME
a~ussrbalb sem MsperturEum Der gatultdt' betannt eewureen,
mas wdre bic Golse eeueien ? @tatt MtQtonen 3u betlen nnb
au trdfieen, murben bic euten g~Dirtunsen bteleS 9eiluitlels
auf pertdtnt6mdBis etlt@e gDeuise befdrdntt ~8etlieben fin.
s. 1T bic bI1fe Mutprttdt pprbanben fir bas Gprtdmrrt
ffeQe bein Qi1t ni&t unter einen S1efel; ales gprtreffi6e
fpnte wte etne @tdot auf eiuen 3usel placirt werben. TO aue
MenI@en baspn 8enutniS netmen tSnnen. gfa& bef EN-
@runbfabe 1T bs 8lttere tn iebem trsenb aneefetenen Biatte
Der wsfli9e1 6emiiatdre annpniert merben. unb wtrb aud
fernsrbtu %annuncirt werben. gta& bieitn, @eseniabe fnb bic
aus ffreien staden %e.setenen 3euentde itiner @elpirtiamttit
IN aae @&rNNpra3ea iseTiest reFeea: 3aufenbe :rtteuen
Nd teute suQtoumeuer 0efunbbei1, bic auf BEN &rantenlaeer
nirben, meun nt9t bic 3ettune bic ID abr
bett In 8e3 ue auf ttefe s..uns ersl et@ lt& & rdf.
t IA nm a .. u nb Mee elune . m tttt wett unb brett
tn Il ; 4 ett II bdtten. @eiest, ba6 aus biefer putlisttat
0etpiunn ae3usen wprben. ST bae Elm @runb.bageseu ? @eun
BE 5Heutltde 0efuubtet eef4ast psrben II. tsenn Bic gten-
fhenieben 9erettft uprbeu ftnb tuenn bic @&ra&en 9eRdrtt,
uub Sic Rransen wieberbereefeut tuurbeu tub, - 1T ste1 gu.
tes taburd errei&t tpurbea; unb per tptre (, erbdrn!t& ftu,
1.u auf fei&e gDeiie anseuanbteu 8emhbuueen TIRE etre&tt
Uetpbnuu8 ~ utbssuutn. 80 l.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
DIE rp1tf hp1fflhf @Mnnnnnf

- Die 1eue oeutl9e Syna9o9e an
Der 10ten StraBe> in Der Ndbe pe6 Gopi.
to16> rurte Tretta9 Wttta9 tur9 ben
Rabbtner 81. @ppltetn Don Milwaufte
feifli@ ein9eweibt. llnlere i8raelitiiGen
Witbur9er &paren bel bel er Tetli9teit
iablret9 pertreten.
- Die Gaml ley County Mderbau>@ {
leQl6oft bteltS amta9 e@e19aft6z@e
lammluns in benz 2pfal Der 5anpel8tam>
rner al, UNI Dele9aten gut Sabre6oerz
1ammlun9 cerStaat6z NderbaugeleQ1aaft
su miblen. SIS 1T BET Muni9 unp bic
NtG9t per @elsul6oft bic ndbie
Staat5<N derbau Nusteuun9 in ct. Yaul
a~b;uba!ten.
- Wir b%ecauern ben Serluf rel9en
Col. $. Mattlpn> uni er Enthusiastically
unb Tamtlte pur@ ben SOB elmer juneen
Io9ter erlttten. Da6 8e9rdbntb fnoet
beute Na6mitta9 4llbr fatt. Dte2et6e
miro na@ benz Bamilienbesrdbntb in
&ebwtns 9ebra9t peroen.
49, Die parf &0octation ernannte in
threr 9eitri9en @eriammlung Die 5erren
8urbanf> Gpl. Merriam uno Gen. @eD.
8. geder ol5 Dele9aten 3nr @taat6>
Nderbauseieui4aft.
-Neue 6pl5pfftce.- Mpmtral
TpsS bat feline Sffce mad Drttter
StraBe> rem metropolitan 6otel 9e9e1z
dber perlegt> wpielbt 8efeQun9en auf
eteferun9 BON 8rennbpl3 na@ fr9enc
wel@en@ tapttbetlen in beliebi9en 4uan<
tttdten a%uf9enpmmen uno ttet6 prompt
uno biut9it au59efubrt rperoen.
1nN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
Staat6 Neui9feiten.

Sn BET juneen @tobt @euS> >pel9e
Dor einem Sabre nur 10 @du1er 3dblte,
&puroen TIM 9aufe hes per9aneenen Sab>
reg $50 reue @ebdupe erridtet.
- Die per19iepenen uYofs" per
~@rano @rmy" In Minne( ota perben
am "a. Sanuar in &p9eter ne@taats<
cunpention abbalten.
- Sn Dulutb tperben int nd9aen
Scmmer StraBen Giienbabnen onselest
tperoen.
gilbert @unB, etn beutl9er Gar>
n1er tnGrempnt, @tnpna County mel9er
in guten 8erbaltni1en lebte ma9te lebtc
@amltag Na9t ietnem2eben cur9Se lb f.
moro Gin Gnbe.
Guns bate an benz elben Mbenb Elm
Set in ietnem 5aule seranitultet nno
eine Nn;abl Greurce ein9elacen.
Bdbrenp in 1einem @auie 9etanSt
rruroe, 9tns @unb in cine S&eune uno
erlaoB f1d. Die &u9el tpar in ben&ppf
9ebrun9en unb fanp man bic Gltnte an
ieiner @ette lie9en.
@rdnoe fit biele ral9e Gbat iinb bi6
leBt nt@t befannt 9etporoen.
- 2ebte Mittwo@ Na&t tpuroe Du<
lutb BON einem fir9terli9en Norooltz
Sturme. nel@er ouf Rem @uperior>@ ee
tpiitbete, beim9elu9t. DaS Gis, rel9es
NIT grocer @eralt 9e9en oa6 2anp trieb>
bat ba6 8reafmater unp ODD Der @upez
rtor 8abn fart belbdoist unb puroen
beinabe 300 Tub ce6 @@ienen9eleile6
Don ben @eQen rre99ewal9en.
- Gin Sinh BON 5enry Sleion BON
Rr@eiter 1iel leBten Dient flag in einen
3uber nit beibem Waller unc torb an,
ndaitenM or9en an ben erbalteuenB rano<
rpunoen.
- Da6 finite Sabre6 u@ncampz
naent" Der Mitslteoer Der u@rano Mrmy"
BON Mtnneleta> fnpet Dtenlag ben "A.
Sanuar in &o@eferit att.
49, Mu6 BEN nGountan 6oul e" in
@lenwoob, pppe County, ssrl@wano ant
%. De3ember Elm fleine6 farht9es Mdp<
den, faum iber 3wef Sabre alt unb
tonnte ba6elbe troy aQer Na9 forl@unsen
III @lenwooo uno um9e9enp bis jest
ni9t pieoer 9efunben weroer. Man perz
mutbet> baB has &inb err reren 1T.
- GS Inb bieien @intcr flnf Sabre,
caB etn Manu> Namen6 Gbompl on, BON
GAIT @batn Safe wdbrenp elmer falten
Bintcrna@t uno beftt9en @@neeiturme8
iein 2eben Derlpr. Setn Ma9en 1omie
Sdien wurben eini9e Sage na6 benz
Sturu1e a%uf9efunoen> aber BON Gbomp>
ion ieltt tpnnte man nt@t6 entpeden~
Nm leBten @amfa9e gtneen bte@6bne
zines Germ @alfinS BON Gaf @batn aui
Der Sasb etnem Mtnt na9 uno Der olgz
ten ra1elbe BIG nod einem Morof t. @ter
fanpen fe Elm tpoblerbaltene6 Sfelett, an
peldem 19 mod &nSpfe non &leioern,
pel9e Tbpmplo n an jenem Sage setraz
gen, unb oneere Nn3et9en 1%orbanben,
pel9e es feinem 3weifel Hberlanen> bab
jeneS Sfelett rq6 oe6 Germ Ibpmplpn6
1T,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
3u DfrfQufen.

upertaufen.-@tne 100 Nder Gar1n, As
older eebroden, prDpucirte mdbrenb Der lesten Sabre Don Is
bis 30 Suidel 9Det;en per older lit unter eunfteen Bebineun-
gen gu pertaufen pier eeeen 80 Nder In BET Nabe st. 9auls
3u untnufdsn. Die Jarnt III tn Stsele 60. Nabere Aus.
tuaft In Der Staats 3eituus Office.
Suites @e{9Gft in Ser @tabt au
perfaufen.- Gonbttpr Waaren, Gigarren umo Sbretb.
matfrtalten. InSabluns ~uneefdbr $500. Wan %aSbrelFre: S.
%. llnfcrIdt, >. s. gpr 1870. ct. paul, Winn.
8illig ~ perfauf e n.-2,500 Mder 9utes
9armlanb TN 6taate Mt1curt. g0irb i'm @anaen pber tn
5ettionen pertauft, ME Is benz &dufer belieb.. E&beres tn
Der Thanksgiving Office.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
(Gortlebun8 folat.

- Ole Mu6manberun9 BON Senneiee
unp @epr9ten na& &eraS, bic iett. etni'
aer Belt In lebbafte @ufnabme sefemuaen,
nimn,t tnuter 9rSbere Dtmenfone1 an.
@eit ben, 1. @eptember .. s. fuo In
Mempbts aQett 1864 @a9en NIT 5000
G%mtaranten bur@setonnntett. DIT 4us<
.ponberuna fiber 9eleua, Nrf., mar nod
adrter uno beRanb metR aus robltabeu<
oi1 6 !:!::: .t:nr.
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3uQ&lQuf&m.

3ugeIduen .-Gtn etpa 60 Mpnate alte6
Sails 1T ben, llntsrsstanetsn susslaufsn. Der @issntban,er
tanu e5 geseu 3abIune Der l1nfpten auruderbalten Ndteres
BET VI. Qotnes, Sort Str. nabe Gprbes. te;2?z4t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
&GrlQnQt.

- Mn3etsen TT bieier @palte rnter ben Hubrt-
ten ugerleuet", v@eiudt", v3u @errenten" unb u3u Ser.
taufen" nerten fir s Gents bic Belle, jebe Snferttpn, tn Dor
auabe 3ablune auf eenpr,men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
TIE CATHOLIC TuKD.

meeting was called by Rev. Jos. P.
Roles 10 the Catholic Church in this city,
Yesterday, Sunday, Oct. 18Th, to appoint
committees 90 solicit aid for the Chicago
Sufferers By the late Ere. The proceeds 10
be RENTED to The Chicago relief and aid
The followins gentlemen we're appointed
to solic,, subscription. from the Catholics Of
this city:
In the FRS, Ward, NJ. Murphy, NJ. Lynch,
F Woods, NJ Kane, and B. S,reckfus.
In the Second Ward. Philip Parker, Will
Jam Hawks, p. Mellieau, Peter Burns.
In the Third Ward, F. Vogle, John Mo-
Mshon, P. T. McElherne, james CORY
In the Fourth Ward, Moses Leary, john
hughes, Wm. Downey, o. Gillian.
James CORY was appointed treasurer AnG
N Murphy secretary.
The committee, with Father Reless sub
scnbed aud paid 1920 ~ once They vii
now wait upon the Catholics in the differen
wards within the next few days, and soici
further subscriptions, and feel confident tba
the response will be liberal one to ihi
urgent call on them for rsliet. BY the thous
suds nov homeless and starving in she cit
OF Chicago. t...r
THE COMMITTEE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

The com mittse on Damon, to whom were
referred the question Of divorces too
large for the supervision of . single Bishop,
made report with recommendations, &c
UHion's Report Of Episcopal Convention.
The Union is always correct and inmac-
ulaie. You know ii's nov the only sheet in
Illinois since the Chicago papers have gone
where the woodbins twinsth. Hence the
above must be the exact thing. Bu. how q
divorce oan become 800 large for the 81
psrvision Of smile Bishop" ISIS mystery.
Single Bishops don't generally require di-
voroes-msrried ones NAV sometimes need
them. But 10 toe ordinary Episcopal rou.
Tine, Bishops don'i have supervision over
such matters, especially where courts Of
justice are established. The Episcopal del
egAtss were probably discussing the ques
ton Of "dioceses too large for the super'is-
ion Of single Bishop" and tbe unhappy
Benedict of the Union thought they were
talking about divorces oil the time. 0, En-
terprise, thy name is Haverstickl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
"Typ me a ballad, lady. f.irs,

o. ladye faire, . ballad TYP"
And ys kni ght he smoothed his silksn hair,
And sIrok ed his mustachs lip
"sing me . songe Of love an war,
ssBge Of stirring scenes"
And ye ladye she touched Der hight guitar
And sang ys songe of ye Hoss msryns'
After the feelings of gloom and sJmps'
,hetic grief We have all INDUCED in over the
sad fate Of Chicago, it is now meet that We
lay sside our funeral airs and laugh awhile
II he. long been o question with philos
ophsrs as to whether We should laugh OF
weep at misfortune. At oil events, il
useless to mourn sfter we have done oil sha
Ia possible for the alienation of our fellow
morssls. Let rs bid sorrow good bye, and
be put in jovial spirits By Cal Wagner,
in'missbls minissrsls. They are nov hasten
ing hiiher. On Wednesday night, the lutte
the Tyre, the timbrel, the melliAnous from.
bone, the bazzoo, aud other luliing and
melodious instruments will make Dart,
Hall get up and quake, while the funn,
men will split peoples sides With thei
Jokes, Just - We or 700 would with broad
axes. Come out and roar.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

The DAVENPORT FIRE-The DsvenPort
Ere. on Saturday evening, was the work Of
an incendiary, and We learned yesterday
while over there, that he had besa arrested
The loss and damage is about as follows
Scott House barn, loss $1,000; Highs stable
loss, $4,000; Keystone House, damaged to
the extent of $500; other trifing losses.
Mayor Bills has issued an order iustrucsing
the police TO arrest ell suspicious characters
On sight. This game Of burning to~ns for
Plundsr is getting so be quite too common.
II the people of Davenport are positively
sure they have secured the right rogue, it is
their duty TO themselves AMI the surround
ing comuniiies to give him q Judge Lynch
trial and swing him up TO q lAmp-post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
4 Valuahla Randy.

ANY one al all acquainted with Washing
ton street, Boston, for the last ten years,
mus, have noticed at 1873 parsonage thA'
claims more than q passing word Of me-
dunn stature, q well-balanoed head, with
clear-cut features, and an eye that betokeDs
penetrating thought, the close observer
would say of about forty years or more
Of experiences, yet with . sssp - elastic -
young manhood, judgment that looks u
long way into financial problem. and the
reader has some idea of DIR. 4. S. Harrison.
the originator and proprietor Of Harrison s
PeristslIic Lozsnges, sbose place Of bust
ness 10 nov ct No. l, fremont street, Bos-
ton. So sure and positive q remedy are
these lozenges for costivepess, dyspepsia,
piles. female irregularities, liver complaint
and the multitude Of distressing complaints
arising from congestion Of the liver or want of
tone in the sytem, and so acceptable in taking
are they, that they are approved by the
most eminent OF the medical faculty, and
recommended BY the best medical journals
IN the country. Few men can rest better
assured that they have given 9 remedy to
those afflicted with these Distressing com
plants which is at once safe, pleasant and
effective, than DIR. Harrison, and fewer still
are they who by their works are more hon.
ored and better loved for sending relief &c
thousand. of their fellow creatures. We
write Whist we believe to be ;rue, and only
ask the afflicted and doubling to see the
notice in our local column, and 60 to the
City Drug Store and try this celebrated
! remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

Attempt to Throw q Train From the Track
On Saturday morning, ss the train fO'
Coal Valley was whizzing along At a flying
rate. and had lef. Milan some distance to
the rear, the engineer suddenly discoverec
an obstruction on the track ahead. The
brakes were instantly put on and the train
brough to halt ss quickly as possible. i
was then found that some miscresnt bad
piled lot of railroad ties across the track
Assistant Supt. Lowery was on board with
funds TO make the regular monthly payment
70 the miners of Coal Valley. Whether
or not this fact had anything to do with til,
dastardly attempts not known. The couu.
try hereAbouts is just now full Of scoundrels
and II would not be bad idea to arrest and
imprisou oil supiciOus characters, as ia nov
being done at Davenport. Some peopl,
even go further, and advocate stretching Z
few Of them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16

JUst received by express, Oriental Cioaking,
escy lined Pique, PAislsv shawls. Silk Cloak
ing Nelvets, yevetssus, Giwpure LAess. Real
Lace Collars and Hsndkerchieis Alec the best
iies Of Dress Goods in this city, consisting OF
r'ret mes, Epiiingles, Bisrritz, cashmsres Satin
DE Ctesn, Irish eoptins. Black and Fancy Silk,
and piles of other goods Anyth ng you bay OF
'hem they will guarantee to be good or refund
n he monay r
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-16
Dyspspsia

Nothing win so permA nently give tone TO the
digestive organs, regu ate the appetite, over
come general debility and nervous prostration.
Blood EUrichsr s'sgie bottle viii .conviucs
To, mo.t incredalous Of IL. bsiidine Up quail
,ies. 1t acts st once b, increasing the appetite,
rensw'ng the . d blood tsainr up the stomach
II are requested TO try 1t, Aad Of its cd r.
suits they will be satisfied. Thompson Steel
l. sri.e. nasaiactnfs IL, as also Dr. Proe',
resm Baking Powder aud Special Flavorins ..
| sold by druggists and grocers sk