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Both male and female, young and old, can take
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Those who wish to enjoy good health and q free
aow of lively spirits, will do well to take the
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ever Def re in use. 1t is sold by druggists; also
at all respectable saloons. Price One Dollar, in
quart bottles.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-13
Dr.. IEGRAHAM'S
MACEDONIAN OIL!
Chemists Analyze It.

William A. Chudlow writes us 81 sm q prso-
teal and analytical chemist, hove examined
your compound and know il to be the greatest
neutralizer of poisons in the human system yet
invented; and it will prove of invaluable coOse-
quenoe to persons troubled with disordered Liver
and Kidneys, Is we'll as Outaneous Eruptions."
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Read What The People Sag.

For information write TO any one of the parties
and they will cheerfully answer you. We give
you name and residence, together with disease
cured. Go and them and be convinced hat
Medicine can be offered without being proved
In he a hurbuR.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-13
Cata.rh and Deafness cured of
10 Years Duration,

INV York CITY, March 3, 1860.
Tr. Ipgrahans, WoostoT, 0.-DeaF sH The
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Iy - nne anc 4 am most happy 10 state that the
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passed throughten years Of privsuon OF sound
an sense, as ! did. l talk Mac donisn OI
wherever | go. YohTs, sAer in remem brsEee'
DAVID WHITT
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Railways PILLS,
Read "FALsH AID TRUE.n

Send one cent stamp to Railway D Co., No.
81 Maiden Lane, New York. Infermstion worth
thousands viii be sent yoR. dsIy
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MEDICAL!
Fewle's Pile L h.lnaov Cure.

One bottle warranted a
perfect CUREfor all kinds
of PILES. Two to four
Bottles, in the worst case,
of LEPR0SY, SCROFU-
LA, SALT RHEUM,
DYSPEPSIA, CATARH,
and all diseases of the
SKIN and RI00D. In.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
RING STOCK OPERATIONS.

Another of Tammany's schemes came to tenn
porary grief yesterday, in Walst. For a considerable
time past the members Of the Tammany and Erie Rings
have been identified with stock operations in the anni'
bal and st. Joseph Railroad. They now control the
direction OF tho Road but their connection with it does
not assist in eevatng in public estimation Upon the
announcement Of the suspension Of the King savings
banks there was an immediate decline In the price OF the
stock from 55t 49i and there very uneasy feeling
with regard IT, cearsecnS operator or investor de-
string to touch it.
had either loaned invested large amount OF money
this stock aud that when the directors attempted to
realize there support to the market, aud il fell OH
5i per Mt. Very little other excitement was created III
Wll-St hy the announcement OF the suspension OF the
Banks, all seemed to regard the crisis in their affairs
the natural result OF msmanagenen and connection
with men OF evil reputation
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
SOTTH CAROLINA FINANCES.

GOV. c,UII ,rInnuro
FRAUDULENT ISSUE OF BONDs-TiIE CHARGES
DENIED-ALL THE OFFICIAL DEBT STATE
MENTS INTENTIONALLY ERRONEOTS-THE
TREASURY EMPTY AND THE STATE ALMOST
BANKRUPT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSEl
COLUMBIA, Nov. 20.-ln an interview with
TIE TRIBuNE cspondent yesterday Gov Scott stated
that he had reason to fear there been fraud
lent issue Of a considerable amount OF South Carolina
bonds made by the state Treasurer through the nan
clal agent in NewYork. This, he said, may have
been done by resclling bonds that have been
converted into New Conversion bonds. in -tcai
of cauceng them Ii any of the per cent bonds
issued in 1869 for the relief OF the Treasury, sill in
the market he believes they fraudulc nt he has
signed new bonds for their conversion. The same is
true he aii of 5000 Of Land Commission bonds and
OF $500 900 bonds issued In October 1S68 to pay interest
on public debt which were not properly printed and
should have been replaced with new bonds signed Dj
him for the purpose.
The state Treasurer md the financial agent, Mr..
Kimpton who arc now here, say that the Governor Il
msnformed and that they able to prove that there
has been no such fraudulent reissue he suspects The
Treasurer, to-day, made q statement OF the whole
amount Of the debt of the state, which ho offers To
verify by submitting his books to the examination Of
responsible persons. This exposition shows that all
official statements heretofore aade have been intention
ally erroneous, and made with view to- deceive the
public. The entire debt Of the State. not i'll
cluding liabilities on account OF Endorsements OF
railroad bonds is 9Os &c. OF which $s4539Os 9s ia
old debt and $4,000 debt. OF this sum, S,773oo
are new bonds. which have been hypothecated by Mr.
Kimpton to obtain temporary loan OF about $4,000 But
as there prospect that the State win he able to redeem
them they properly included In the gross amount
of the debt. The whole amount Of new bonds and
stock printed by the Bank Note Company is s225o OF
which g. $50 0co is State registered stock The financial
condition Of the State is confessedly bad The
treasury is e;npty, and 1t Is doubtful II funds
can be obtained to pay the January interest
on the State debt. full statement Of the
character Of debit and the that has been made Of
the bonds printed has prepared. and will appear in
few days 1t will show that the management Of south
Carolina finances has been very bad and that the money
raised In NewYork has been chiefly short loans. at
runous rates Of interest aud high commission for the
payment OF which bonds have been pledged ~ col
laterals.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
GRIMES AND CAsUALTfEs-BY TELEGRAPH.
The steam hour-mill Of Messrs. Smith Brothers,

The steam hOur-mll Of Messrs. Smith Brothers,
a, Roei Pals M burned Thasiay. Loss e3sooo IN
-Four members of n gang Of % burglars. ar
rested st Sunsfs wes have esch bern saheed 70
lvs ysAn lnpnsuuneut
The crew of the schooner Gold Hunter have
,uiyed 10 Owen On,so The ysel dva assoe amer
The taE Ihnee Alfred hsA sss her adhn
49,. The Methodist Episcopal church At Great
Bend Pens bau,d eu sse evening ine sr I9s co.
been By the explosion Of the gas nessr Lo S'"i "s~
ssec t2oM
-. "A more thorough examination OF the charred
r,msIus snd under tn Caap Httss building On sasgdA hs
"a he fepds John NeDe7 billiard pav" Aa they Are not
The remains of tbsi rersoa
Chapman 8. Richer, charged with the seduction
hi, s.eIn.lsw Mar Rehs- at West Aslnsior Mas aad
Dr., A. B.srd q serased VI psTs0rnng - opsnass o
abortsa. have both &SAppsarsd
Prank Burns 0 traCk-man on the New.fork
Central Rud Sunday aad ssAuy he' hShe
Bsny hndear has oee Of BIS hss oVhea
rsssivsS svsrs >sesea
A seyere gale waa experienced on the Northern
..s. 1870 an fNh INST John Stephens narrowly
.,s. being weteA and the United States steamer shuSca ""
dr,rss s.S"ss aud s.a,y Aasse'd, AZ As.et. 0ryaA
A collision occurred on Sunday On the Ohio
And nssspp Railroad Osgod Ind betsees tao fright trans
live sf ~-ehed The Only
vsssJ isIsTsi wss ess,ssss shs - - srp sssea
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
SPAIN.

Tur C,pJNFT CRIsIs-CIRCULAR FROM THE RE-
pIR1IcAN DEPUTIES-TIIE LABOR MOVEMENT.
MADRID, Monday, Nov. 20, l'7l.
The debates in the COrtcs during the past
week their unexpected result, aud the resignation of
the newlyforned Ministry cause great agitation III this
city and in the Provinces.
The Republican Deputies to the Cortes havo issued
circular advising their supporters throughout tho cou
trv to keen quiet and advocating the maintenance OF
public order ~,
Tn the mean time the labor troubles continue. The
bakers and dyers in Valencia obsnatey maintain their
strike and make such threatening demonstrations That
reanforcements have been sent to the garrison.
steam transport will sail from Cadiz on 'he JUN
inst with fresh troops and supphes ior 'uoa'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
MURPHY SHOULD HAVE BEEN KICKED OCT.
Tho cha rnea arninst Mnrnhu ara unIu snl
FOREIGN NEUrS.
GREAT BRlTAlN.

TIE LAST CHARGE AGAINST THE QIEES-A TEN
pERANCE ADVOCATE ACCUSES HER OF
RCNKENNESS-A ROTOUS RADICAL MEET
ING-TIIE NATIONAL ANTHEM PROHIBITED
By TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN TILE RIVER
MERSEY.
John Gribblc, Secretary OF the Total Absti-
noncc Society of BrXhan, publicly accuses the Queen OF
intoxcaon. Tile charge causes great uprcar and the
local authorities have already commenced legal pro
cecdings against Mr.. GribOlc
large Radical meeting, which attended by 400
people, held in the City OF Bristol last evening sir
Charles W. Dixie addressed the assenblagc. There
much uproar and Aghtng during the progress of the
meeting, and the band was prevented playing the Ma
tiOnal anthem " God save the Queen"
report comes from Liverpool, this morning OF ter
rible disaster in the Mersev Two ships into
each other with such violence that both filed and sunk
almost instantly As far as IS at present known all
hands arc lost The II the vessels have not yet
been ascertaincd.
The Standards report Of the suspension Of negotia
tion between England and France FOR the modification
Of the Commercial Treaty is fully cOnfrmcd
Two important witnesses for the prosecution in the
Of Kelly about 70 be tried in Dublin for disCarging
pistol at an officer have disappearrd and cline
be found 10 thoir whereabouts.
The remains the late Col SandcrsOn of the Ianchnm
Hotel will be sent Amer for ntcrmcnt. TIC guests
at the hotel have appointed Committee to accompany
the remains on the steamer TO EcW-fork.
Sir Thomas Dakin late Lord Mayor has accepted the
tender OF complimentary dinner ana the 22d INST mas
been appointed as the day for the banquet
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

latter election" Election has come and gone,
but the shoddy thief reu.alns in undstnrbcd
mcnts siit. THE NEwYoRK TRinrsn q grcwis I suilcny.
The Springfield Republican barks occasionally. and
now and then. but Murphy. the r Federal favorte,
"sticks" and fclicates himself on cscapnq the fate
William NJ. Tweed. Until Tom Murphy il gorgcd with
spos, he Will not release his grip on the New-York
TIE WAY OF REFORM.
Let this great anti-cOrruption campaign,
pushed with fervor and deerminaon not only there,
hnt IN every part OF the country Certain courts and
throughout the world and have made the name OF jus
tice SO far as they were concerned byword reproach
@ 4aaa S E
After this 1t Is easy to believe in the destruction OF any
and EfGRs ase sn% Sw Ss
New, York and begin relentless and determined war
against every form OF official corruption.
From The Detroit Frs Prt,.
Tom Murphy, the shoddy and skilled Collector
Of Customs Of New York-the man Horace Greeley has
again and again denounced punderer and swinder
Is in all hs glory o says TIE result Of the NewYork
hx%y Ts 9sn s anS Ss 1a. as he
an end to all hopes Of removing him from his Office On
his position The ticket nominated and elected IL tho
state was composed OF the creatures OF his will and he
dent regards it in that Light and WILL it is understood,
give no further heed to propositions for Murphys re-
WHAT MURPHY's RESOLUTIONS LEFT UNsAID.
From 1he Post
The Republican faction quarrels in New
have mot and resolved impedy, at least, that the
cent victory in Ncw;Yorkls Is due to Mr.. Tom Murphy,
who s thereby thanked for his services to the Repub
can party The resolutions do not explain in regard TO
Murphys real estate specuatiOns in partnership with
Tweed and Sweeny. Murphy still continues to hold his
position in the Custom House though large numbers Of
Republican journals have advised his removal and none,
as We recOllect, have defended him.
MURPHY SHOULD HAVE BEEN KICKED OCT.
The charges against Murphy are very spe
cinc and as he hold his appointment from President
Grant they should be promptly investigated and II true
he should be kicked cut OF the office without ceremony.
The position is OF importance. in which the tenpta-
tions and opportunities for stealing very great and
the Administration would suffer justly il it allowed y
thief to remain in it, especially thief Of the Tweed
stripe.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
MJRPIIY'S FAREWELL FROM THE PRESS.
NOW BREAK THE CUsTOh-IIOUsE RINGS.


1t is expected that the election will be speed
ly followed by the retirement Of Mr.. Murphy from the
NewYOrk Custom House. either by resignation or re-
moyaj 10 the end that the greatest stumbling block In
our shs be removed sllnar action must also ne
and unnt person still retains power What
motive the ADMINISTRATION has for keeping these men In
Office gsiust knOn wish and protest Of very large
and influential potVn Of the Republican party we are AZ
The responsibility Of ,bess sppoSintm9@ns' @ and is h
PRESIDE ut and has been ntrted with the dispensing Of
patronage in New.York. n M Contling seeks to ad.
Vance tie welfare OF the Republican pS ny, ana promote
his return 70 the United States eenate b. w De apt 70
dnd that he " not using the most available eans 70 1c
cnmnsh these results He ought TO be ..pded by
passing events that this not good year FOR Kgs% % or
sbOddy aud hOrse.jockey HOyarDment Oncias. me
nirit of referuI and honesty ~ now predominant An'
T. GO who neglect TO heed the eigns OF the times may
e6 they have tampered too long with the patience
OF tlie p."pse.
WHY DON'T MURPHY FOLLOW HIS PARTNER OF
TIE RING.
IRON TN Ufita Otarzr
Tho remoya! Of Tom Murphy was promised p!Ini.s
thr."Sh The Pyes,4CHis newspaper 0aqetnp'eess
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
THE OTHER VACANCIES UNFILLED.

several other vacancies exist in the City
onv.rnueht. ana more resignations are expected in
short time. The appointment Of Mr. stebbins and Mr.
George Jones OF me Times to the vacancies In the Com.
,,ss,on Of Public Parks has been urged npon Mayor
Hall. and great pressure brought to bear upon him for
annontment Of the former. 1t was understood that
w TmsIIy Welded to this, and had done violence to
~ nsrsonai feelings and invited M stehbins TO take
Ne Swaany,s place it being understood that Judge Hi.
II Tou fields and Mr.. Green, would vote for the
.s. ,Sn nomnee for the Presidency Fteldss resigna-
taa .s veil ~ that VI MiltOD was theq ~ be 1t
uo"' tL' H.v"r's service. william T. BlOdgett Was
VIZ W. ,%aHtjoned as likely 70 receive the noninatiGa
~ yS1a Hiifons place change is anticipated IN the
" which vacancy pren1pfnt Re:
s;.e1 ~ been named but 1t 10 not known he Will
ynont Where have been riinOrs that Mr.. Acton and
Scek.rneSy would be invited TO places on the Poicc
rms"son but ON inquiry Of tho Mayor 1t was sscer-
xsX ,c~itively that when the vacancies occur they
III, o be offered 70 those gentlemen 1t was asserted
pfca NJ Headouarters that 1t was arranged nearly 10
~ 70 at the time Connellys FOgnstton vas agreed
% }h:t Thoip - Murphy was 70 Fesgn the Collector
IN, and run IL by proxy. while ne assumed open ana
snt snn contro of the Police Department In place OF
ns.rt Cnmmssioner, whose resignation was promised
JAS. w. GERARD DECLINES.
rs. ,.c.rry IN the Board OF Education, TO which
,,vnr Hal, appointed Mr.. James ". Gerard. was de-
.,n.d nv that gentleman in the following letter:
kEw-YoRK, Nov. 20. 1871.
-" ~ bsH. Sir lam obliged 70 you for Tho coppltmsni
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
I\GERSOLL NOT YET ARRESTED.

lngersoll, whose arrest was expected last
week. reported to have been in the city yesterday
afternoon, but the report was notivcrcd The order o'
arrest in his expired yesterday and was returned
to Judge Ingraham, who issued 1t, by Deputy Sheriff
udson JARVIS For tho last three weeks Mr. IDgrrsos
friends had boasted that whenever his busine required
his presence in the city would here and transact
IT, and that his bond ready II the Sheriff arrested
him. IL +, thought that Mr.. Ingerso. If arrested,
could obtain million OF dollars ball. and this knowl
edge has kept him fugitive from Justice lowering about
hi, home but not daring to visit it while warrant for
his arrest was in the SheTiff's hands.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
FRANCE.

TEN ARMY CORPS NEARLY ORGANIZED AND
AEMID WITH IMPROVED WEAPONS
PARIS, Monday, Nov. 90 ISL.
Il is expected that before the end OF January,
72 France will have ten army CORPS completely organ
lied and fully supplied with improved arms, posted NJ
the great military centers OF the country
The Count dc Chamhord, chief OF the cider Dran'h OF
the Bourbons in letter just published contradits the
report that lie intends surrender his hereditary rgh
to the throne of France.
The editor OF the journal Pere Dcheshe has been eonrt
martialed and sentenced to imprisonment with hard Ia
bor for life. NM. Vermesch and Vuaulne nave pecn
sentenced TO de eath for cOntunlacy.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

Of appointing me 10 the position OF one on me Cop.
sOners Of Public Education OF this city, butt regret 'na
law two years ago determined not to assume the duties
OF any position which would exact from me al Oil seasoh'
or the year or at particular days or hours ,r %
have been connected with the public schools ior q.
years. an Inspector of the Fifteenth and Egttcrhth
Wards. which TO me is very agreeable POSITION an one
that does not exact from mo any particular duties
particular times. can visit them when please and
have become attached to the schools OF these wars anu
believe they are attached to me- ana 40 not %s
the meetings of the Board but in tho exactng du es OF
the various committees which tho magnitude OF lne
system OF public education requires. am absent 1r0n
the rlty from early Spring up tO late In the Fa ana
pared to perform at all seasons and at all days ana o
l shall continue with great pleasure to perform my
duties as Inspector and Will my endeavors for inc
ure, as have done for years past, to elevate tho IN
ellcctua and moral standard Of the children Of the
wording classes OF New York. am with respect yours
very truly, JAMES W. GERARD.
JUDGE HILTON ANXIOUS TO BE RELIEVED.
Judge Hilton also sent letter to Mayor Hall. yester
day, OF which the following is a copy:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS, Nov. 30, 1871.
The Hon. OAKEY HALL, Mayor Gc.:
MY DEAR SIR Permit me to call your attention 70 the
consequeHtly my resgnation is heId G in asey ace With
all respect must now insist upon being at once re-
in tins Department While remain Commissioner in
charge Of its works, am constantly called upon to
ing, as have repeatedly Informed you fully deter
mined to vacate my Office Very truly, HENRY HILTON.
MR.. swEENY'S FORMAL RETIREMENT.
Peter b. Swceny retired from tho Department Of Pub
lie Parks Saturday, without formay ceremony Of
any kind simply stating that he was going aud would
not return" and also intimatng that as his resignation
took effect on Monday, he would not meet with the
Board Of AppOrtionment on that day The Department.
is its controller, and who has been connected with the
Central Park and Department OF Parks Tor many years
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
sEvFRE sNOw-sTORM IN THE wEsi-oNioN
pICIrIC TRAINS sNOw-BoUND.

PACIFIC TRAINS sNow-BooND'
o,,,. Nov o0-The sleet and snow-stOrm
-,,.s oo,nmsnce6 here on Friday noon continued
un.M mn,uH sUnaay morning, and extended over tho
wno,. un.i o%ntry from tho Rocky NOuaiAins to the
Missouri u.S RIVER Everything is covered Wit. coat,
Ing Of heavy ice causing tho downfall Of tso ,ss.pe
lines The Union PsciAc rsins Are snow'pouna o. ail
ferent points between Omaha and Cheyenne tne eApies
train, duo here ON Saturday afternoon, as sou,
po,dnirht on Sunday The storm 10 epoI'es W w ~"
.-"-a -. IN soutnsrn and western Colorado
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

that which he bears among prominent Republicans here
far from enviabe Tho fact that he held the import
ant and lucrative position Of Attorney to the York
Tax Commission, by appointment Of Tammany Hall, and
In accordance with bargain by which Is said that
that Commission sold out to the Democrats, Is re-
membered Nor is 1t forgotten that he did not resign
that position until after Murphy's confirmation, and
when the Ring which had seized the offices In
found more profit in running the CustomHouse than in
feeding on the crumbs which fell from the Tammany
table.
Ii IL also asserted that Gen. Arthur has never dis
tnglshed himself except as the aid and counselor OF
the Shoddy Contractor and his onfdtntal associate
and attorney In matters relating to the Collectors
TaInmany Real Estate and other spcculaions. what
was wanted was change In the administration OF the
New-iOrk CustOm-House. This nobody here seems 10
cXpcCt under Arthur
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
r1RaRAPHIc NOTES.

Enos Collins probably the richest msR 4: IN ..s ne g
Lower ,r." .ho. Charsa c. Clark had vacated
III. editorial shAf ef IN 1Sov Prev 's' P~'
ns,f,. o. 10 upfousded. -, -. C..-
ApovS,.ens y .ns. ~ s,5 rsios1 es 'hs us Central
T. se"s ,"sA As.ss = 9.t, dAseiS .,;,.d from San
The stessf Montana which ,.:s1 :Si.s1 ia ;,ss q
An sss ra.sh IN Rev.JsIsaef'ss.s
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCH.1

Statement OF amount Of customs collected ut thc port
OF NewYork for the periods designated, and payments
on account Of expenses Of collecting the same For
the period Of IS months from April J.. 1909
TO june 30. ls7o-amount collected Nbs,7m,'
age Of collection 1873 plus. From August ], 1870,
peuse of collection sGO2S9 percentage of collection,
14f nlns.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
TURKEY.


Coss1ANTIsoPLE, Monday, Nov 2o' ISL
There are great complaints of the disorganl-
aton On tho nublio Departments. Tho sutan's orders
requiring economy In the administration OF pubic ai
fairs are minnterpreted, and not
out Harmony does not preVail III INC 'A"n'' "'u
crisia Ia looked for.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21

MAYOR MAsON's ACTION COMMENDED By THE
CHICAGO GRAND JURY.
CHICAGO, Nov. N.-The Grand Jury closed
their labors to-day They indorss and commend the ac
ton Of Mayor Mason IN calling to his aid the services Of
Gen. Sheridan and consider that the thanks OF the COM
'mun,ty are due Gen. Sheridan for the efficient aid
dercd by him to regular police force In the
geney caused by the late dre.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
GERMANY.
RpUiCE IN RANLRIA.

COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE IN BAVARIA
BERLIN, Monday, Nov 20, 1871
Tho Poicbstac has sanctioned the extension
Il, o Nnr,, German law, making military service COM
pusory in Bavaria.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
TwEED's CONVICTION IMPOSSIBLE.

1t has been stated in political circles that
Charles O'Conor has expressed regret that there is
legal obstacle the path which will retard the proaetu
tion Of Tweed and probably conduce to his escape from
the punishment he justly merits from the out
ragged majesty OF the law.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-21
SWITZERLAND.

GENEV1, MUHuhJ' 1NV'' 1o' WI
The origin of the recent confederation In TINS
.,n :, tn hs made the subject Of strict investigation
!. directed against the agents Of tho Interna
tional Society.