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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
Geo. w. . Harris

Is the A gent for these " orks, and Farmers de-
string TO purchase can see any of their ma
chimes at his Warehouse on the Lsvse.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
DR.. HUNTER

Makes spermGtoTrkGd seminal sse0if1ess nSy.
roas debility, Inpotency, toedkness Of either SER
health, norpoas, de6iIitafd, feel arersior ~
society, loss Of nl0Riy po,cer, fGce dfsfgureS bv
p3mptes Sdt!oir coHnfeHanee, dread of fufure
py ,GPgly and be cured Send 8 sfnnns' S,ossp,,
case. No fee asked only as cure procressca Al
diseases o. a delicate nature, orisiSo from r.
cesses, or srposnres. treated scientifcnllv. Mv
Tk1E MARRIAGE GUIDE
where. Consultation free No sent every
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
The LITE BISHOP sOBlE.

IT Is A WELL ESTABLISHED FACT
l. that any article which has been thoroughly
tested. ana which Invariably gives sAtisfaetiOu,
must be good article.
BIsHCP SOULE'S LINIMEHT
Invented by the late BISHOP soULR, hA,
proved by Its own merits, that il has no equal in
the world for the cure Of
ScidticG, IGadmmatoyy and Chronic Rhett-
rnatisn'. Neuralgia, kidney and Spinal
Complaint, Sore Throat. Lame Back,
SpraiHs, DC. TAis Liliment ciH
Instantly stop al pains caused
by Burns.
save your Doctors bill; buy it; try it; use
nothing else, and you vouli not be without IL in
your house for ten tmes its cost BISHp p
SCULE'S EMINENT will cure all Of the abov,
complaints, and Is the only sure cure cor thai
dreadful ei'sase soIArlcA. For SAL By Drug
gists. Price IS cts. and 81 IS per .,ottle'
Wv. RYDER 4 soV Projectors.
JeodN4y pOsTON, MASS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
srucrAx uoxxcns.
CHRONIC AILMENTS.

PsrtieulArly serofala, have their origin in an
ill-sured or neglected disease. Do we not see ey-
cry day persons sggering under the weight of
those iil-'reAtsd UNDERSTANDING cut BY piece
meal the remains Of former malsdy? Why Ia
tl 1t 10 because the treatment was not saita-
bic or left on too soon. Thus the patient 10
patched up while the dregs ere allowed to re-
main 20 break out again even in future geo era
tions. Many suffer the foul faint of serofala TO
remain in the ~ stem for alife time. Ulcers and
sores that are eating away Ihs very fountain Of
life are allowed to 90 or. Pimples. blotches,
and tst.ars also dishgure the faces of thousands.
There Is no necessity for this lamen table eondi-
ton, as few bottles Of abe SAmaritan's Root
and Herb juices will eradicate tae foul faint. In
all bad cases We win furnish the remedy free Of
charge until . cure is effected, thus proving he
yond doubt that all can be cured. PimpIex
and blotches renewed, thereby saving many un-
pleasant rsmArks. Ladies who desire briiiian,
eompisxisn should use the sanAritsn's Root and
Herb Juioaa prico Al q An.kt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
AWFUL DEFEAT :!

The rsut is complete The las: tope oil the
d.,tis. Who have been getting up SCALP PolsoNs
to compete with
CriuadOre's Excelsior Hair Dye
+, lost, Lost, lost! Still, 1t towers over ~ ,"
NV and old. Still, it remains the 81
EA1R DYE oF TIE COUNTRY Still tens
81 thousands Of heads that once showed the
white flag,
GARRY oRIsTADORo's coLoRs,
.na the course Of the dye Of dyes Is ever PwArd
"a onward. So much for excellence "ho'e-
,7r..,.,. and a true reproduction of Natures
tint. Asa dressing alter dyeing' use
HAIR PREsERATIVR
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
DR.. WHITTIER,

6l5 St.Charles ST. St.LOuis. MO.
a Rh6uLAh GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, AS DIP
"a Iona at ounce VIII show has longer engaged In the
treatment OF veneresl sexual ana Pyss Dtsssses th
any other physician in 81, Louis,
Syphinss Gonerrhea, elect, Structure.
orchins hernis or kuptnrei an Urinary Diseases and
syphio or Mercgria Affections Of the Throat Skin or
Bones are Neaeed wnn unparalleled success,
sPermaborfhea, sexual Debility and Inn
potency result Of in youth sexual
IN years or other and which produce some
o. ~ enects, a. nocturnal emissions blotches
deDlhtyi aizzlnesss dimness of sight, con-
fusion or ideas evil forebodngs aversion 10 sortv Of
lemAes Toss OF memory aud sexual power rendering mar
raee improper are permanently cured Sealed pamphlet
relating 20 above sent for two stamps CAL or write
tA eosss nothing Medicines sent every where
~ u mat physician who treats thousands Of
n = "a SECURES great skill. Country physicians
n NJ uehty reromInend persons my
e LIouIs' y A. NJ TO 8 p. NJ. Sundays, II to p Nc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
&ziscsuaneous.
PETER FRIES,

DEcTTFfER AND MANUFACTURE OF
III Domestis Louors, Importer and Dssasr in
ssira Winss and Liquors Fsent street., sPPe-
il Fs~vF Landihs, n aaA Islands Ia -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
ToN GnCgnRATrowR

Diseases arising from indlssretiOn have been
treated with Balkan oOpaiba and Mercury, uu.
sl the ssOmsehs of Pa,ieats using them became
30 nAussatsd and weakened that il was hard to
decide which was the vorst com plant, the dis
ordered stomach or the original disease. At
length the Samsritan's eff made its advent, and
an entirely new system Of cure wss insugurated,
and the bensheial results at once seen. The dis
casting Drugs and poisons were discarded, and
to-day the Gift Is prescribed by numbers Of the
leading Physicians; yet, Notwithstanding, the
samaritAn's Gift is known TO be positive cure,
purely vegetables, and pleasant 10 use, ~ only
ten pills have 60 be taken, many old anti-deluyi-
ans will stick to their sickening rugs and gorge
their patients for weeks perhaps months
Ess- Has a long job and big bill any
thing to do with it2 Male packages 50; Female
S.. Sent by mail. We cannot avoid calling III.
attention of delicate females to the Samaritan :,
| Gift - positive cure for Whites; BY follovins
directions you viii soon get rid Of thai trouble
come diIsaas, aud become robust and hearty.
Sold By Druggists generally.
DEsMo a co. Props.
9l5 Race street, Philadslphia, Pa
OaAs. BEssns, sorper Illinois ARd MArks
street, AgsntfOr Rock Island.
mehSdvly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25
BOUND OYER,

VoU2 slething can be cleaned and sonnd, and
l. pressed ever, 20 that II will iooA ~ we'll ss
new, By n. WILCOX Tailor,
Who has renewed TO West Eagle Street, under
the Rock Island House. mehs.dH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-25

Maguire's
sARsAPARILLA Bll4HRS
WITH IaoN,l

"a WITH iaOS,)
The kest BLOOD, STOMACH AND LIVER Medi.
line ever offered to the public. 1t is very agree
able to the taste and will Affect tia teeth m
ten preparations generally do.
= What II w,H do 1T Will be found vastly su-
error TO any Of the oxlsaya and Iron so sxtsn-
fively used fer inEigorating ths system. II viii
make blood; likewise thicken it. 1t will restore
the pale and sna eiats& the weak and debilitsesa
TO oofcr, fiesh, health and strength In incred-
IDLY short time. IL will stssn gthen the nursing
mother and increase the fow Of mix, also bene
ht the child at the breast and prevent many Of
the complaints to which children are sahject in
infancy. 1t wilt tend to restore the ey esight
when impaired by continued application in read
ing writing or sewing, by siren etAening the Op
ttsneryes 1t will give vitality, to the mental
Fatalities when depressed by elose con fnement to
study or business pursuits, and prevent nervous
headaches. 1t viii purify the blood and pre-
vent the breaking out of hols, PIN Plies and other
ruptions caused by poverty of blood. Il viii
restore the genital organs, when weak, TO .
heaRhy condition, requisite the menstrual period
also relieve debility caused by summer heat or
| excessive prespif alton.
A single trial will prove con olusively that we
have not over-estimsted the valne OF this excel
| lent N edicine.
Price, $l'o0 per bottle.
j. d C. kACUIRE,
Chemist and Druggists, Sole Propristors,
ST. LOUIS
Also propyistors Of Mcguire celebrated BENZ
! PLANT, Q sure cure for Diarrhea, Dysentery
Cholera Morbus and the AsiatbC Cholera. Al
order, from responsible parties promptly allied
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New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

Tunis V. p. Talmage, Democrat, protests
that he and not VIM. Richardson, Republican, Is tho
legally elected member of the Brooklyn Board of Alder
Richardson hes been resident of the city for three
years, required under the charter
Some of the Democratic papers in Alabama
seemed to he unnecessarily anxious about the admission
10 the Senate Of Judge Goldthwaite Tie Aiatdma STATE
Journal says that It heard of any doubts
pressed regarding tie eligibility Of the scnatgl-eec
ard tat has reason 10 believe that Senator Warner
will not make any contest for the seat.
A report of an interview" with the Hon. j.
NJ Ashley was published by Tie ChieGgo Pepubcan on
Tuesday morning last In which that gentleman was
represented having spoken dsparagnsy OF President
Grant ana oifet public men ant "a haylng even @ tns
In politics. Dlr. Ashley called C'"n the editor Of The
Chicago Ereri"g Jor"al ard assured him that The en-
tire report was fancy sketch drawn from hEely
imagination"
The lease Of the State Road Of Georgia, by
Gov Bullock, for term OF 20 years TO company VI
capitalists OF WIch EXGov. Joseph L. Brown Is Presi
dent seems 10 give satisfaction 10 both parties in that
state. at relieves the politics Of the State, says The
Savannah Kors dem), from prolific source OF fraud
aud coIrupton' II H. generally thought that inc rold
Nearly all the other important railroads IN Georgia are
represented IN the new company.
The pcrsons charged with murder and rot
during the recent election at Baton Rouge were all dis
charged by the United states Commissioner for want OF
Jurisdiction. Those charged with similar ofenses at
Donadsonye within tn same Congress District were
committed 10 prison, without bail by another United
States Commissioner. The former were white men the
latter were c0Orcd men. The st. Jancs (a Stnttf IN
CURES whether the difference IN result lay IN the differ
ence United States Commissioners in the color OF
tie prisoners ut the bar.
The aspirauts for Senatorial honors in Loui-
saua are ntunerous Mr James f. Casey, Collector of
Customs, is prominent candidate Mr. Kennedy, a
man Of large means and personal friend OF Gov War:
moth, Is another; and also GOV. Hahn, chief editor OF
The N6io- Orea Republican. The Influential cOloled
Republicans also hope 10 control the election III favor OF
their color. Their choice seems to lie between
Lieut.. Gov. Dunn and Mr.. PInchback. Ibe ncgrGes
have majority in the Legislature, and II they mite
their forces man they can easily elect nm MT
Dunn said control larger portion OF the colored
vote than PinchbaCk This vote Ia likely 10 be DIVIDED
however and II So white Senator Will he chosen Ihe
Democrats take very lto interest Ia the contest exert
ius no influence In any direction
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

Greenwich ST. near Bat'tiy place, WIS st upon b,
three yOung Ncn knocked down and r0bf ed NJ -vo,
watch Micha VI Fitzgerald cf No. - Grrenwici-i one
OF the thieves, v9s arrested. The Others esoacd with
the watch
Mrs Fanny Lynch, age q, Of No 46 west Twentysoy-
entl-st, knocked DOWN over and seriously IN.
jured by n coach NJ Fiji Wave and Thirty ighih-st
Charles Bsrtell OF No. 6U Last 1wcl ta-3t. WIS
saucd in Fifth-ft. sTc. g. by some unknown men,
receiving serious wound.
Annie MOfatt, while intOxicVted took s1rs green ~
No 169 Greene-st. Emetcs woY aduiBisterCd AID -hg
recovered.
James Lackey, ace CO. Of No q . sst Tifiofhs. rad
his leg fractured why skylarking - Twenty
and Firstaye.
Thomas Kecn, are is ~ No i5i W~ef Elghisenth-gi-
stabbed IN the night breast last evening by an u.
known man. in spring Suiliyan-sf. Hc refused
tell who stabbed him, and he was HoxicateO, tAs
wound, which slight, was dressed, ard Kieea
locked up in the Princest. Police station.
In attempting to quei disturbance, lass evening. ~
Twenty ninthst-, between Tenth ond EioVcnth-aves.
Pa;rolmen Miller and TOWeyor OK the Tgcntelh Precinct
were severely beaten about the lead and body no
rests made.
VIM Roberts, co. Of No 1i8 Chr sie-si., ieli from
the front platform OF "A at tho BOrcy and Stanton
ST., and had his leg crushed. Luke NLlcy of 10 20
East SNteenth-st fell from stage IN Chfyste. HeaJ
StaDt0n-st and received serious cut Oh the mead.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

the only vsy ,, 10 mako thorough work oft We have
declared th.1 We are seeking by means OF cornpeton
to AL To say ss will have 10 stop polticc hines to
discard our principle, and lug IN by tho shoulders
Sor@ and pspty ally ev S The eesSn 4Sere arc pS
llca places which iaast he distinctly and permanently
recognized such but they do not come within the st
OF routine offices and N the departments at tho seat Of
government they would not necessarily include any
below the rank OF Cabinet oces The practice Of select
ing from tho adherents to party always and neeesss
The English Government has already far outstrpred
IN in REFORM making an accomplished fact Of that which
Scn T VINO % be- Sd our propG % o Sc so s esp
aso when ono Of its statesmen can tSuthflllly take
up these words and de'se tpGS too,
ion OF party and given TO the people" TInssin had
n @ ar eG S and sG f woTd ed
be done In mixing an intelligent people by sentra edn-
ing them the rigid principle Of selection without favor
itisml IN the one or exemption in the other
ciyiservce reform 10 the statutory means by which
the result is he reached. Anything which distinctly
competition and permanent tenure will a rally
ing point, and can he perfected as experience may
Jencfes in tho House, and Mr.. schurs in
the Senate ably conceived and advocated the prn-
TP1p preparsd Si1' by either would, Il passed. be en-
cient TO destroy the abuse we are tghtng. The
Executive would be charged with carrying into effect the
might be enacted and the heads OF depart
ments under tbs observation OF the friends OF the meas
and stimulated by n public sentiment manliestiy
growing rapidly stronger In support Of the reform, would
undoubtedly seek with earnestness for the easiest aad
most satisfactory mode Of carrying the principle into
practice II hesitation obstruction should become ap-
parent the correction Dy legislation IN detau could theh
be easily supplied. - .
with great hesitation another and final advantage or
Of such change submitted, which may not be per-
mtted wholly to overlook. As the Cabinet would be be'
fore tho country where their acts opinions ana We've
eould not be concealed Cabinet changes, like ministerial
crises in other constitutional Governments, would
carry with them their explanation. and be
freed from tho degrading gossip concerning pers0nai
and character, and the compromising ana con-
Trajectory stories of Interviews Which are
nov the 6ane and the shame Of American politics.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
OHIO.

THE LEGIsLATURE-A DELICATE SITUATION.
The adjourned session of the Ohio Legsla-
ture begins to-day Since the adjournment there have
been three personal changes in the Senate and one in
the House. Senators Potts, Campbell and Hubbell have
resigned the first 10 become Governor of Montana and
the latter two 10 be Democratic candidates for Congress
Their Of the politics with themselves
Both houses remain politically divided at the last Sos
sion. neutrality-suspicious. 10; Democrats. 1s House OF
neutrality-suspicious., 81; Democrats, IS.
This situation, says The CereGnd Leader, leaves tho
Legislature in very delicate and difficult position No
law pass the Ohio Legislature without the assent OF
majority, not merely Of the number voting, but of the
whole number elected Thus 1t requires 81 votes 10 pass
bill through the Lower and 10 TO pass IL through the
Upper House In other words upon any party question
every Republican must be in his seat IN order to sncceed
THE absence OF single man In either body creates
dead lock In the face OF this obstacle the Republicans
at the last session. passed the resolution ratylg the
Fifteenth Amendment and repealed the Infamous Visible
AdmiXtuTe acts, and the equally Infamous Soldiers ana
Students Voting laws This session but Little work OF
political character remains to be DONE unless the appor
tOnment OF the State into Congress districts be at
tempted In view Of the extremely close character or
Legislature and the difficulty OF agreeing upon any
division OF the state which will please every locality ana
satisfy every ambition IL is highly improbable tha any
appoTOnment be agreed upon by the present Less
lature
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
hs Convention vhcn this is done our liberties are al

this Convention vhen this done our liberties at
an end
To avert the impending evilwe see no power in the
Of flesh We feel that We have too long neglected TO
seek aid at that source that never falls The laws Of
righteous reribuOn have not zen repealed Dui are In
force upon the statutes OF the A'ngh,y justice VIII
not sleep forever. II We call upon " lie VIII near ana
answer
We therefore propose a day OF fastl 7g and prayer
throughout the State Let ask God to b. our good
friend the Governor trumphantly through us OrdeaI,
and TO avert the evils that are hanging over U.s.
LIT FRIDAY, TIIR 18TH DAY OF JANUARY, be set s1art
as day OF fasting and prayer throughout our hhDts-
tons Let strong drink other Injuries be uscG for
three days preceding Let the people assemble In n cir
places Of worship and cry nightly unto the Lord Lev
the mad-seryants whose employment will not permis
them 10 worship during the forenoon ask their employ
ers TO allow them tho afternoon that they spend 1t
In fasting and prayer on behalf Of the Governor aud our
suffering people.
Let the Ministers Of the Gospel proclaim this fast and
see that it observed IL this call heartily responded
10 God will deliver us. Very respectfully George l..
Mabson Rep from New Hanover County; Edward K.
Dudley, Rep. from Craven County Robert Fletcher, Rep
from Richmond County, George b. Willis, Richard
Tucker, Reps. from Craven County; Stewart
Ellison, Rep. from Wake County; r. Fakner,
Rep from Warren County; w. III. Revts,
Rep from Granville County; Augustus Robbins, Rep.
from Berte County, WIN. ID. Newsom, Rep. from Hert-
ford County; b. H. Jones, Rep. from Northampton
County; Willis Bum. Rep. from Edgecombe County |;
John Bryant Rep from Halifax County; W W. Morgan,
Rep from Wake County; Charles smith, Rep. from
Halifax County; j. X Page, Rep. from Chowan County
Il. II. johnson, Rep. from EdgecOmbe County.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
NORTH CAROLINA.
THE NEGRO LEGISLATORS AND THE IMPEACH-
VEST TRIAL.

THE NEGRO LEGISLATORS AND THE IMPEACH-
MEST TRIAL.
There is an Oriental flavor about the address
Of the negro Representatives in the North Carolina Leg
isature 10 thoir constituents on The Impeachment OF
Gov Holden which makes the document one OF the curl
osies OF modern political literature. We print herewith
Ito fun text:
STATE or north CAROLINA, RALEIGH, Dec 1s, 1870.
To ue cotored Pe9pie Throughout Mt S9ate: Ino under
| signed Representatives, send greeting;
Know ye that since the time that laman conspred TO
destroy al the jews who owet IN Tie Perslan doni
ions, because he hated Nordcca no wickedness nam
been devised that viii bear any comparison with some
present General Assembly Indeed there is some anal
ogy between our case and that Of tie Jews at that time
III Gov. Holden We have the dcspscd Mordeca. Ills
enemy stauds forth tba counterpart OF HamI
The poor people speciGy the colored people are the
as Representatives, occupying tho place OF power as
did Esther feel to be our duty to warn II the i'm
pending danger ard arouse yOn 90 such action may
tend TO avert, n possible, the threatened eyiL
The only o1euse OF COY. Holden, aud that which has
brought down the wrath OF the dominant pa y upon him.
Is that he thwared tho designs Of baud % as-a,s
who had prepared 20 satuiate ths sae ia the blood Of
fC m from voting f,cr,use he Gi,perci 1b. 1,rsns
host organized by the socaed Conser, atye party they
propose to destroy Lin. First they propose 10 suspend
him. then 10 20 through with a MOCK trial before the
Senate, as they have already done before tie HOIsc
where true bill has been found without taking asu
mOny.
Alter Impeachment bis enemies win not BE- satisfied
until he is hanged, unless happily their own gd'yws
should oyertake them When Gov. Holden Is disposed of
those whom projected VIII be the next victims. For
the blood Of VIII not satate thor thirst. They
are mad because their slave property h lost Thcy are
mad because the Reconstruction measures have tf-
umphed ana We are permitted 10 represent you IN TINS
body They mad because We refuse 10 bow tho Knee
10 them.
Like Haman, who, after speaking Of his riches, the
multitude OT bis CldIcn ana his Ircfincht bOi Dy lie
King and Queen, yet declared avaed nothing 80 long -
Morlecai cat at tie Bugs gatosO VITA our enehi!es IL
Gya- nothing that they have got cOhir ar The General
Assembly, b. deception, fraud, aud mimi alton, 80 long
a. the fri nd Of the pODf and The protector OF ihc I0
cent and Dc enc .c-s occupies tlc tLHr oi ritJ' ana
you have the night 10 90 t. tie pos unnDoaci 10y
have there. ore commenced fyGt,m or C..iitA-
chsemtut, by amending the charters Of town. y allow
ing but QUO day for NOunb, by aIo.Iug VNI" 10
hc challenged at the pOf ana br r.llrr. crA io ho'
u the TOWNSHIP u which Dee resides. Iuny nave itcItlY
already di-fmnehsci thousand. BIT p.O..r-, n tII'
WY g. too rOW fuI tltT IlII u-'. c.I I't iIn
posed 10 cal! tJutcHtIII Having Irlt' dt tAe I'D.
Ai", thoy iI.pse o. Iet .o-, lI... I.. d. "L1 tt.1
upon u, and thu a mJoIity Il tic d6Il>Uts, -
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

Jan 1.-The westy naet bers closed yey ss i'ors
Sugar business Ter Of ~ y it a. %
nany plas,aon yield poorly eIpor danny tb
Aaisnss $500 bosss and 1910 hhs a.. IN vac QUE
Maanzas )OO, ani 90 hs NJ -s-nai
bvsne.. Rrce unchanged; So 10 buoyalt Freie qu "
is surplus al parts Boon tecnng t. 10
arrivals; cessd at l6iGl7c Bus- setve at Sd5ic %
supplied; closed at ~ nas gour masct led closed
s2 5 S3 Hams declining, owing 70 l'agg arunsi itTet
closet 25G2se Lard decn ng oy0g % large soa qi - 'sd
s3}d $3t Pitch Pine q1e e va g Ptioe.,iarle ~,
piled 250S45O per Taow lma i2i sl3. b'I
Sboos s!Q9 reals Empty dcseis sdT -Se' -
Yeios Wax firm az ~ 75a % noSs White wax quiet ~
Ex sndOn 10 d1
premium; United csregcY 90 - gAt pdSi
sconnt; sh0r sight 303 Gems soount - go a. W ias
Z, u premium
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

RBPUBLICAN STATL CONNENIION'
The Republican State Convention OF New
Hampshire will There will probably be
a warm contest the friends OF various asprants
for nomination for Governor The Southwestern and
Western portions OF the State claim that the candidate
should be from that section because for many years past
the Eastern and Central counties have enjoyed mono
poly of Gubernatora hOnors. Governors stearns Har-
riman, Smyth, Gilmore, Berry, Goodwin, ana others,
all from this part OF tie state. ne BoSt0n Adns
says: "The Hon. :. W Hale or keene one OF the
turcr the favorte candidate In his section and IL p-
yate character and in business ability and integrity
stands very high all the state. He probably never
would in the matter himself, but Cheshire county
says aught of him but in his favor II the strong friends
OF Mr.. Pike. Mr. Searus and Mr. Head the other lead
ing candidates, should find II difficult to carry their
points, "a union Mr.. Hale is among the probabilities"
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
A POW IN A BEER SALOON.

Thomas Larkin and Darby Murray entered
the beer saloon OF Mrs. Wgbrandt No lS Bloomfield
st. Hoboken last night and got into alteration Hih
the propretorcs which resulted IN the serious injury OF
Murray. The men, who were partially intoxicated,
ordered drinks which Mrs Wigbrandt brought where
upon Of them made some insulting REMARKS when
she resented This was followed BY insulting proposals
from the men. She seized beer glass and struck Mur
with it, breaking 10 upon his head and laying TIC sA
bare iu two places Some Germans In the Saloon thch
interfered, and the two were roughly banded llr
rays wounds dressed, and tho ebliEe paiD Nere
arrested and locked up for the night.