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VIII remark in conclusion that his remedies
are the result OF long and careful study. The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public TWEEN.
ty years: the sale Of them In that time proves
their value. All have been benefited by them
who followed my instructions, and to-day the5
stand UNEQUALLEDin the extent OF their sale
and UNSURPASSED by any medicament In the
dispensatory of the United States, not excepting
a single herb, root, plant Or scientific prepare.
ton.
Phsrmaeeutical claim all mine to be, and have
never patented single one. rs
S1 ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
The Piu have thought OF Offering to the aflicts
ed for ten years. They are now perfect and
shall stake my time, money, and fame, on their
effectiveness. The inviting style I'm which the
Pill itself is made, the bottle, label wrapper, all
show with what care they have been prepared.
After, examinatlon, no English or French prepara-
ton viii show greater care, and I am really proud
Of them. Instead Of the MISUNDERSTANDING, care
iessly-prepared PILLS vended generally, and put
up in wooden boxes, and made generally or offer.
ed by those having no experience as phys!ciaus,
druggists, or manufacturers OF medicines.
Test the medicine offered by
Your obedient servant
H.T. HELMBoLD
Crystal Palace Drug Store, y ~ !:
u j ss4 broadway. New York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway and
2sth streets, New York, and Temple Of Pharmacy,
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia. f s,
r. s.-HelmbutrE fruid Extract Hucnn has
gained worldwide fsmes up 7-4n
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.- BY Grubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, betTeen Main and Bank.
A PAIR OF FINE CARRIAGE AND
u WORK HoRSE SATAUCTION.-On FRI
DAY, 2sth May. at u O'Clock NJ, we win sell at
HIS stable, on 10th street, pair of DARK BAY
CARRIAGE HORSES, of fine size, eoGnd, and
kind These are eally serviceable horses, and
they are sold for no fault. - Z,
TERMS At the sale. -
rny22 GRURB5& WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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.s1tE No,T,ICEs.


r Gel CtEllassI. & ELI s-1s ~ ~
have on hand q large quantity OF ICE, In store
mt the corner or 10th street and Basin bank which
per pound. or forty cents per hundred. from store
my l7-2w sI,s.x * $500 A. ID. TINSLEY.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

A NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
IA BBIGK AND. FRAMED DWELLINGS, ON
The WEST SIDE OF ST. JAMES STREET,
BETWEEN DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS,
ATsAUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 2ash May,
at eo'ciock p. 81. Fill sell, upon The premises,
the DWELLING mo. 810) SITUATED as above, oc-
cupied by Mr.. Coffee.
The first story is cfbrick, with two STOKES above
Of wood. 1t has six rooms, besides kitchen with
two rooms. L.
The house is In fair order, and, with slight ex-
penditure, itmay be made a desirable residence.
The lot Is S2xls5 feet. -
TERMS At the sale. ...
my22 GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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= $ % yS FEB E i sD'' Com 'r =
81 N. DAVIS. Salesman. 80 my 2.l6M2W&tGtdS
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Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.
a BRICK DWELLING AND A
Ia FRAMED STORE; ON THE EAST SIDE
OEST. STEPHEN STREET, BETWEEN FED
ERAL AND. C0UTTS STREETS. AT AUG
TI0N.-On WEDNESDAY,, oath May, after the
sale Of James ID. W AIDES house, say at 81 O'Clock
ty above referred to. It embraces 8 TWO-STORY
BRICK HOUS e, with basement, containing
1--WE rooms, front and back porches, and . SIN all
FRAMED BUILDING suitable for a store. ALI
In good repair.
. TEENS !: At sale. ~ = q
my22 GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Aucts. !,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH San
Il MoND AND NORFOLK STEAM-~&
SHIP LINE-F0R PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEK.-Steamers NORFOLK, SsLYOR, aud j.
s. GREEN, composing this line, will leave Phlla-
dsiphJa every WEDNESDAY. and SATURDAY,
and Ricnp ond every MONDAY and tn tuesday,
alternately. Freight received daily Except sun,
days). cheaper than by any other route for all
parts OF Pennsylvania and New Jersey also Tor
New Orleans via Southern Mai Steamship II le
from Philadelphia. Freight taken forNorfok II
moderator rates,
! Passage % Philadelphia, Including meals aad
". P. PORTER, Agent
SszTs No. Aa5 Dock street. Richmond
WIN. 2. CLYDE q CO., Agents,
I, - No. ID North Wharyes, and
fel8 No. u South Wharves. Phtladelphia.
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skUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
I'VE VIRGINIA. .-- -.>. ...-. :.
INCORPORATED I79d.
OFFICE ConNSR OF iern AND BANK STREETS
iasures Buildings by perpetual or anhnsl pollcy.
Losses equitaDly adjusted 81 q prom pL!y paid.
The quota for 1871 having been TGdtcet, persohs
haVng property to insure viii fad 1t 10 their inter
4. 4. CLAIRORNE, Principal Agent
JOHN s. Bs.NFOETE, Secretary.
HENRY u. DANroRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAksUEL q. PULLIAld, Collector
DIRECTIONS:
JAQUELIN 2. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM g. ALLEN,
JOHN G. HOBSOE,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLIAM T. HAXALG,
SAMUEL G. TAKDY,
... LAMHS Fl. GRANT, -.-"e -
ALFRED T. HARkia,
JtKN FREELAEn,
GARRETT 2. WATSON,
.-. GEORGE DAVIS,
- WILLIAM II. PALAEH. oc 10
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9oR LIVERPooL And cS@R
YROE NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE. gs3 .a.s
Pduo5lsfs Gold. Payable In Currency:
FIRST cabin. cts s,esrsge .......s!s
TO Londen $3.50. so To LonGon.--... 49,. -
To Paris-....,.......e 80 To Paris. .-..........
Tickets cold &c and from England, Ireland, sno
the Continent at moderate rates-
For further information applv nt the Com psnrs
o@ces. JOHN &. DALE, Agent.
- IL Broadway, rev YorSs oI0
:. JOHN W. WYATT. Agent, Rtchmond, Va
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at,CURRIE Is Co.'s, corner 18th and Cary sts.
nv S..lm - -a.. .... 49,. =. ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

a SAL SALE ON TRipAY % THIS DAyl, LYME C S5 AT
Five fnc Horses fourwheeled Dog Cart, by Wood
Bros Tbury light two-wheeed Dog Cart by Brew
ser Of broame street one ne Road Wason BY Brewster
comb; one hne Dog Cart harness gold mounted By Low
den light road Harness. Sheets, Nets &C., nc.
lb high. old sired by Ethan Allen by Bashaw
and raised by Roe, ESQ., he has troed in 253;
6ne driver eae aud reabe fears nothing and is warrant
handsome bay Horse I5k high, years old; raised in
sax u and sar
roadster; warranted soun and kind
These wo horses have driven and used together and
make the most stylish and for dogcar phaeton
or rottng team that Park roads they need check
rot in 10 together and honest and well behavcd
Together with four-wheeed Doecart, reversible seat by
Wood Bros. In perfect order Harness, by Dunscombe
q thor ushbred raised In Kentucky is extra fne actor
stylish gentce has vices cannot outsyled
Together with Tlburv, light two-wheeei Dogcart, by
Brewster of Broome street nearly new, and Harness to
match BY iowten; Whip, by Caow. Of London
nearly IS high 8years old raised by the Hon. W. H. Seward
has bccn used and driven ~ lady and children Park and
saoer is one OF the best broken and In the
city; warranted sound and kind
s as a1SsS roa orss fne raised In the State
Maine and sired by the Knox horse 5a high old
he showed ss at bangor time OF purchases and has
gait, and in condition mile repeat 1885,
higheaded and genteel gentemans road horse he
has few equals; warranted sound and kind.
street, perfect order nearly new; Harness. &c.
All Of this stock the property Of private gentleman,
broker who retres from business and going abroad Is
first class and warranted In particular and the horses
worthy OF special attention, they well broken
hardy, rugged accmated and dt for immediate and
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctoneer
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REWARDS.

DINKERTON's NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, GO
Exchange place, New York. with branch Offices in Phia
dcpha Chicago, and other cities
all times amply prepared to transact any kind of legitimate
detective busine
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FINANCIAL.
frHE NEW YORK

THe NEW YORK v,.nucr
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ALENAsnLRT STEWART, A. OAREY HALL,
WILLIAM ~ TWEED JOIN JACOB hSrOR
AUGUST BELMONT, PErtR r. SWE.I:NYv
CHARLES a. LAMONT LEVI T. NORTON
JAMES y. y. LANIER, HUGH SMITH. -
FRANKLIN osuoOD, WILLIAM T. BLODGETf,
WIN. BUTLER DUNCAN. kICHtK KD (yiiIHMAN
JOHN J. BRADLEY, JOsE ~ NAVARRO.
CHARLES Il. TIFFANY HENRY SMITH
WILLIAM X TRAvtRS, EDWARD B. WESLEY,
JOSEPH SELI1MAN, MANfON MARBLE.
RICHARD u. CONNOLLY JOHN TAYLOR JOfi iNSTON,
HENRY HILTON.
HENRY HILTON,
President.
HUGH SAITH.
Vice President
w. BUTLER DUNCAN.
treasurer
EDWARD T. RARK1.R.
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TEA CART FOR sALE-MADE By WOOD BROS.
quite and In perfect order; carries four persons.
Inquire for Michael OF stable No. ~ East Eighteenth street.
near Broadway.
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EDWARD T.. BARKER,
Secretary.

by authority of the Board OF Directors of the New York
Railway Company and In conformity With the terms Of the
act q IN that respect the nntersigned Com.
behalf OF the directors, such company that books
OF subscription for hc capital stock thereof win be opened
"Wednesday the .5 day or juno, inst, at the following
places IN this city, VIII
At .hc banking house of Duncan, Sherman Co. No. II
the tanNna house OF the OF the Metropolis No. 81
Union
The company authorzei to construct two viaduct Rail
ways branches through the city OF New ork the east
and west sies thereof from common starting point AZ or
streets tue Harlem and through Wcstches
county; with power build additional OF railway
Wcstchescr The property acquire by the company
s exempted from taxes an assessments during the period
allowed for the nai completion Of the railway in the city
ihs Mayor, Aid rmcn and Conmonaty OF New York are
authorized = and directed, with The approval
subscrio. millions OF dollars or OF
the company whenever million Of liars thereof has
Smoun, Of socS has besn Wholly suhsbod for ami saHen
by tha rcc,ori Of the company On the completion or either
supervisors Of that authorized the bonds
Of the county 70 such amount as the suervsors shall deem
railway and through that county For the proper equal.
ati0n of the Interest OF shareholders who subscribe
thorzed TO Issue sc for interest puch payments
The terms Of subscription viii be az folIows:-
Ten per OF stock subscribed for to bc
paid the OF subscription. The residue to be
thirty days. but call any time TO exceed per
scrip n!eres. at the rate per cent per annm
ings of the railway al paid stock SUBJ
scribcd for within thirty days after the subscription books
The company reserves the right subscription
books at any time after the 2eth day OF Juy, ls7l.
Ds 0''e' 0' 'n' ''"'' 4 xLHXNSDER Si5 T. STEWART,
JOHN JACOB ASrOR,
LEVI =. MORTON
Commissioners on Behalf OF the Company
Now York Jnae Ii, 1871.
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A -A-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
N. KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES
KENTucKY-RxrnA oL Ass NO. 3S5-JUNE %, 1877.
Is. q: Is r g. -; l.. /, IA 70 20 O., s,5 %.
u, 10, -. ~. 80. 2l, . %. aa, q, So 70,
70, II, h6, 6, u. 80, 80, 81, 80, 55 .A. 81.
KRsTUoKY-OLAes NO 396-JuNE q, 1911.
o.. Ia, d6, 4s, %, H., s3, 20. 80, ~. 85. 81.
SIMMONS Co., Managers, Covnston, KY
J. cLuTE Broker 206 Rron dwax boz $50 Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-23

VICTORIA, BY BREWSTER, AT HALF IT'S VALUE;
In ine condition; almost good new with pole and
shafts at T26O. BALDWIN
corner Broadway and Tenth street.
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4 LARGE ASSORTMENT or BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS
n and vaises at the Great Family Shoe Emporium go
Broadway prlceA w. ID. BIGELOW.
ROBERT IRWIN.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, III WEST BROAD
"A way.lsockaways. Park and Pony Phaetons, Top and
Open Bugsics, Express and Business Wagons ono Road
Wagon, brewster build l4 West Broadway.
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SPECIAL. NGTsCEss.

"A --A-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. lie Insurance companies and who do not desire to
surrender their policies by absolute sae borrow the
surrender value OF their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
SATURDAY, JUNE "a
Purse i1a
Free for horses that never beat three minutes
Same day-Purse S76
Free for horses that never beat 80.
WEDN ESDAY, JUNE ss
Purse S00.
Free for horses that beat 2:40
to close the track Saturday. Juna a. at 80
r. N. All to be mile heats, best In five, TO harness.
TROTrING.-FLEETWOUD PARK. SATURDAY, JUNE
L "a, lS7 match Sl,C00 Dan Phler names brown horse
Richard NJ Tweed g. n. Ferguson names bay mare Bright
Eyes, mile and repeat, TO wagons 3 80 I. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-23

BILLIARDS.
A1 STANDARD AMERICAN billiard TABLES.
IN J.. uneqialed for accuracy and durability and ap-
proved by leading and profes son PLAYERS;
hai Tables prices ranging a50
wards; also unique styles for dwelling houses
PHELAN 4 CULLENDEk. 73s broadway
PARLOR BILLIARD TABLE, PORTABLE, NEW,
IN for sale cheap. Cal 2l9 East Twenty third street.,
piano factory.
w II. GgIfFIfH'S CELEBRATED TABLES, WITH
w. DeaEtys patent wire cushr m, only be bough
at ~ yescy street, Second hand Tables sor sale
q BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE CiEAP.-l NEW
u second hand rosewood, standard ali
pletc; will exchange for Horse Wagon pianos.
at 2ls East Twenty third street, Third avcpuA
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d. TEO 0nn TO LOAN-ON FIRST BOND AND
~ DV.VOO Mortgagl improved property In New
York. Brooklyn New Jersey Wcstchester county. PrIn
cpas only. H. NJ. MASON, No. 1 Chambers street.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, e.,

DOUBLE AND SINGLE SCULt,s SHELL BOATS
Suitable TO row IN the Boston Regatta, July at re-
PHEN ROBERTS boat shop foot Of 1li street and Har
lem river 73 other Boats, OF all sixes on hand
NOR SaLli--TdE SLDOP RI3GED CABIN YACHT
Cornclia, 3sxl3; speed uneq,lled Address Il. II. HALL
AdfniDsra.or Estate Conrad Fox, Perth AfnDoy, NJ j.
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A SECOND HAND BRETT, DEPOT WAGON. WAC.
onettc Phaetons, Coupe sold at half cost seasonable
Carriages Landaus, Lanuauets, Hams patent Clarence
sold % per cent less than Broadway stores.
HAM, Fourth street and Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-23

A -926 REWARD GIVEN FOR INFORMATION CON.
~. cernng the body OF James Bronock young man. 70
years OLD, who fell overheard tho soop Industry on
Mednesasv tho sls instant in she swash channe near
Staten Island shore Description Height feet q; light
complexion, smooth face; had netted undcrshirt
drawers, also cvcrals and oye,shif Information Win
bc thankfully received by Mrf. ERoNOCK 6O7 Wcs, Forty
niSth street, ts
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INANTED-A sORREL OR BLACK YOUNG HORSE
w Colt, 16 hands high, Stylish well bred and sound
Call on or address y. g, 4i0 Washington street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04
To the Sunday schools of America.

Oos Of the severe losses By the Chicago
Ere was the destruction Of the famous Hi
nois Street Mission, supsTin tended BY Mr..
d. l.. Moody. IL was al undeuominAtional
school, exceedingly fruitful, QUE Of the
model Mission Schools Of the world.
During the past twelve years no man has
been more active in Mission Work than Mr..
MOODY. His whole time has been given to
the cause. He has lAbored necessarily nOt
only for his own field, but for other enter
priGes Of the kind. HIS hands and his
voice have ever been ~ the service OF Sab.
bath Schools everywhere The nation owes
IL TO him aud bis dssiitute parish TO rebuild
~ once the building shAs went down in the
great FIRE
There viii soon be City thousand me
ohanios and others ia that section Of the
city needlng gospel privileges. lie must
have . building. Chicago has no money.
To the Sunday Schools OF America We ap-
peal ! This Is peculiarly Sunday School
work. lie, us build without delay TAber
nAoe for the people OF the suffering city,
and It will stand = monument of the sympa-
thy aud love Of the sunday Schools OF
America for Chicago in the hour Of her
distress,
All contributions 20 this end should be
sent 10 George H. Stuart, 10 Bank street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
HEsar WARD BEECHER, Brooklyn.
JoHy Hall, d. d., Nev York.
JOsEPn I. DURYEA, ID. D., Brooklyn.
GEo. II. STUART, Philsdelphia.
EDWARD EGGLEsToS, New York.
JoHx WASAMAKER, Philadelphia.
WV. REYNOLDS, Peoria.
ALEx. q. TYING, Peoria.
T.. ID. JONES, 81. Louis.
T.. c. WILDER, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04
Ladies, take Partica iaE Ksiice.
The Zeal Velpau Female Pills

These Pills, SO celebrated many years AGO IN
Paris, for the 'eisf of fem ale sies. and
afterwards for their Grimm al IN Iay mept in Tn,
practice OF abortion, are offered for sSIa for
the hrs. time in America. They have been Kent
in comparative obscurity from the fact III 1t the
originator. DR.. VsiPau, rs pa siciAu in Paris,
If great wealth. and has strict oonsoien
cPles, and has withheld them from general use,
lest they should be employed for unls uful pzr-
poses ..-.-..
In overcoming gsmsie Distractions, Falling
Of the Womb. hites, Green Sickness, suppress
sion, Retention, or Immoderats Flow Of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal AfEeo-
lions, Palms in the Bach and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exertion Palpitation Of the Heart, Hys-
tsrics, &c., and will eject cure when all other
means have failed and, although . powerful
remedy, do not sontain oAiomsl, sntinony, or
rnything hurtful to the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, thsy are peculiarly suited.
They WILL In . short time, bring on the mon thly
period with regularity.
CAUTION Married Ladies' should never AXE
them wher there is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure toproduss
miscarriage.
Laiies can procure box, sealed from the eyes
ofthe ourioss, by enclosing one dollar. and sir
postage stamps to N, W. MACON Der, General
Agent for United States and osuadas, at Albany
y. T., or Of any authorised Agent ny14dviy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

T'as forthcoming report of the Commits
sionsF OF Pensions will contain much In
ierss,ing information ih relation to the pen
sion System OF the United States. The aggre-
gate annual amount of pensions of widows
aud dependent relatives upoB the roll Juns
30, 1871, was less than on the 30,h OF june
1870. This was owing to the lessening of in
diyiduSl pensions by minors reaching the
age Of Is years. There we're 57,623 Rsvo-
lutiOnAry soldiers peusioned for services
II ,30s soldiers Of the Mexican War, and
lO3,T9l soldiers Of the war Of the Rebellion
peusioued a. inyslids. II is thought thai
the annual expenditures for pensions .foi
other than the latter class bave nearly reach
cd their maximum, and that during the
next ten years they will gradually and
materially decrease. The total number o.
soldiers serving IN the various wars in which
the nation has been engaged since 1915, il
Ss follows:
Soldiers of the War Of tho revolution. fT6, 90,
Soldiers OF the War Of lsl2.............. 627, SO
Soldiers Of the ssmin ole War 90 lsI7.. b,gI
Soldiers Of the Black Hawk War Of 1889 sos
soldiers Of the Florida War Of 1896, 1912 o.. pS
Soldiers Of the Greek disturbances ofls36 ", 49,
Soldiers Of thn southwestern dhturbaneeI
OF lS3o"...1. ... ...... ,.................. $50:
Soldiers Of this Cherokee country disturb
Hnce. Of lssG..........-.............. S,9s
Soldiers Of the New York frontier disturb
aness, and ofths Canadian rebellion, 1888 |, ~
Soldiers Of the Mexican War Of IS46 ..... "a, 20
Soldiers Of the War Ofthe rebellion Of 1862
........ 6S7, 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04

We make the following extract from
Frank p. Blair's celebrated Montgomery
speech
think that might read to you the de-
scripiion Of ihis influx Of plunderers into
ruined Chicago, which have taken from
the New York Herald, and it would apply
word for word, to that which has traDspired
in the south within the past few years.
Applause. The paragraph in the Herald
states that they were amazed at the num-
Der Of thieves and robbers who we're found
in that doomed city that il seemed and
was believed that delegations from that
profession had come from all the other oft
les to aid the ruin and complete the de-
siruoiion. ! need not say that delegations
of thieves and robbers have come from all
sections to infest, like the army worm, and
eat up the prosperity of the south. Loud
applause.
There is one point, my fellow.citizens, In
which the parallel fails to hold out. The
suffering of Chicago is almost redeemed by
the exhibition of the boundless charity OF
the people Of this whole country and of dis
tanl Europe. They have been allowed to
want for nothing tha, the worlds wealth
could give them. i, could not restore their
dead, bat il has generously fed the living.
And when these vile maleisctors from ell
parts Of the world, forgetful Of humanity,
crowded thither 20 plumber the wretched
sufferers in Ohioago, the whole world has
said that, when thsV were stricken down by
the hand OF violence, without trial, It was
well done. There was no exhibition OF
this sympathy for the suffering south.
sensation. This picture Of suffering. OF
endurance, Of disaster in brave people
struggling TO hold together the bonds OF SO
cisty and almOsi perisbing in the effort
ABsailed on every side BY the hear,less and
the guilty, is not redeemed by that grand
trait OF humanity. of generosity, and Of
magnanimi,y which has characterized the
dsplorabe distress and redeems the picture
OF our suffering brethren In Chicago. Pro-
longed applause
All who are familiar with the condition
OF the south, all who know what abe hss
undergone, when after the surrender all
government was denied to her, and abe was
then given into the hands Of the ignorso.
and the most vicious Of your population
IRpplAusel all who knew this, who have
lived in your midst and realized the tire
msndous struggle you have maintained 10
prevent the utter Reorganization Of society
must feel, 90 you feel that you have had nc
sympathy, no help, no encouragement, and
that which was approved on the part OF ths
people OF Chicago 10 defense Of society, II
the midst Of her trouble, Ia made an accu
sa'ion and held mp against ron BY the vim
dietiys passions aud the luminosity Of you
Political opponents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-04


Ma. BARSuN recently delivered temper
anco lscshfs in Buffalo. BY . remarkable
coincidence his great show was to be 70 The
same city on the following day. Among
the audience gathered to hear the lecture
Was an individual Who was both drunk and
noisy. Him Mr.. Bsrnum singled Oui as
shocking example Of the fearful results Of
intemperAuce, and, afaer producing Thrill
log sensation by his SdrOit use Of the Incl
dent, had thsintOrieased subject Of his re-
marks quietly removed from the assemblsge
The most curious part Of the story, how.
ever, n that when Bsrnum's show left town
the shocking example was driving one Of the
cages. II us probable that Mr.. Baruum''
timely admonition had effected the poor
fellows reform but soofFOrs wickedly IN
siuuA.ed that he is the same gifted individua
who, in the guise Of . green countrymsn
and IN condition of simulated -inebrieiy
daily astonishss visitors TO the show by hi,
wonderful exploits in riding the educated
mules. .r' wen 70