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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14
CATARRH REMEDY.
CONSTITUTIONAL
CATARRH REMEDY
IN CLAREMoNT.

CLAREMoNY, N. H., Feb. 18, 1871.
Messrs. LlTTLEFIELD 4 HAYES, Manches-
ter, N. Il.
When Twas at Manchester, I purch ased two
bottles Of your O4tarrh Kennedy took one
bottle and let afrisnd have the other. We have
both received great benefit from lite use. have
recommended others to try il. Inclossd you
will find money for three bottles more.
Yours respectfully,
SAMUEL c. ABBOTT.
CLARrMosr, March 90, 1871.
Messrs. LIfTLEFIELD d HAYES:
Tbs three bottles that you sent me are dis.
posed of, and more is wanted It Is helping oil
that have tried IT, One man saws he would DAY
Fifty Dollars Bottle rather than not have 1t
he has taken one bottle. He came to-day an6
wanted another. He says he was deaf with ont
ear, and be thought the top of his h sAd would
come of. 1t has relieved him very much. In
closed you will And money for six bottles more
Send BY Express.
SAMUEL G. ABBOTT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

seAenek's RsSpirOmster detects the slightest
nurmsr Of the respiratory organs, and the Up-
srAtor eau readily determine whether = cavity OF
tubereles have been formed in the lungs, Ano
whether patient can be cured OF not; this they
may expect 30 kuOv If they are examined by
the RssPirOmetsr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

MAEUxRES
CUNDURANG0
war agpgLb RIrTERS.
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
Contains no Alcohol or spirits II
any Kind

THE CUNDURANGo, OR CONDOR VIM,
Il Is native Of South America, gre~inE on
the Andes Mountains, in the Provence Of Lola.
hepublic OF Ecuador 400o or 600 feet above
sea level, and lie highly esteemed a. Blood
Purifier. This valuable compoSna OF it will act
pom the Liver as sp officially as Blue Mass or
Calomei, without any bsd effect resulting f. ON
exposure after taking. II viii care Liver CON-
PLANT Disease of the Spleen, Jaandice, Pleuri
sy, Pains in the He'd, Breast, Side, Back and
Lln be, r. nove Ague Cake, relieve oostlveness
Of the Bosss, and operate freely without nausea
or causing suy Pain or 6riPing, cleanse the
Stomach and Purging awsy Bile. 1t will give
appetite, prevent attacks Of Fever or Chils.
and as a Blood Purifier hss no equal. II is the
sitters for the temperate, and ne Infringement
on the Pledge"
j. d c. MAGUIRE,
ohsmists and Druggists, Sole ProPristors
ST. LOUIS.
Fer saIs In Raek Islana hy JekA Rsnsstsp 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14
M--ASTA.'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAM

possesses this rare combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances with their balsamc medic
insl properties IL can be taken any time and I'M
der al circumstances with perfect safety.
70 While 1t promptly and effeetually arrests irri,
tation of the airpassages and the lungs and rapidly
relieves cough. it renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge of their accumulated
mucus, and at the same time imparts strength and
sigor 70 the whole system. ar "a rrr
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries throughout
the New England States.
huuA land by
JOHN BEN6ST0N,
E. BRUENERT,
SMITH B0SEKY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14
For sheriM.

For Representatives,
CHARLES DUNfiAM, OF Henry County,
GEO. ". yINTON, of Rock Island County.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

For Governor,
GUSTAvUS KTRNER, OF St. Clair.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CH ARIES BLACK. Of Champaign
For Secretary OF State,
EDWARD RUMMEL, OF Peoria.
For Auditor,
DANIEL O'HARA, OF COOK.
For State Treasurer,
CHARLES III. LANPHlER Of Sangamon.
For Attorney General
JOHN v. EUsrACE, OF Lee.
For CLERK OF the Supreme Court,
Nortbern Divi-ion--ELI SMITH, OF Cook co,
Por pppgresa-9txth District,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

am nov permanently located ~ my mes
building, NOrthsaIt corner of SIXTH sno
ARCH streets, Pailadsl phIA, where, on every
saturday, from Q q. m. to 3 p. m. my son o.
myself eau be consulted Tree Of charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

For sheriff,
HENRY II. MAYO, OF Rock Island,
For Circuit Clerk,
DANIEL W. DIMOCK. Of Moline.
For States Attorney,
JOHN T. KENWoRTHI, OF Andalusia.
For Coroner,
AUGUST SANDSTEDr, OF Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14
PONDS EXTRACT.

Cures Burns. bruises, Iamcne.s. Sorcncss,
Sore Throat, sprni1r, Toofhache, Enrnr h E,
Neuralgia, rheumatism, lsumbnRo, Piles,
lungs, Nose, sfamncR, or Of Pile" Cornsa
Ulcers, Old Sores.
sPElee, o., so cts. Pints, $3.50 Quarts,
tB-These Remedies. excent PONDS EXTRACT.
by the case or single box sent TO any part OF the
receipt of the price. Address.
Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
O=ce and Depot, No. b62 BROADWAY NRw-Yonx
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
chAs. A. Bsnser and o. spldeI, AGENT kor
Raeh island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14
FAMILY CASES


vi ID 10 90 large viaIs. morocco
or rOzewOOd case, Continuing n
Spectnc Tor fvery ordinary die
ease a family IL au hiect 40, and
books OF directions ....... FROM 81 o 20 SB6
smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with % To y Walls. .............. from IS 90 eS
Speeches for all Privute Diseases,
both Tor Curing and for Proven
tive treatment, in viEls and pocket
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

The thisvipg and corrupt Administration
Of johnson oooIriVsd 10 do the business Of
this port 10 1868 with bot three people,
W.:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

hF OUR OWN DISTILLA lion. is the
~ ONLY brand u ade IN this country by the
holland process. 1t is genuine Geneva, at hall
the price. Purely medic nal IN quality. Put
ap in barrels, Holland quarter pipes, and in ca
,es. Zach bottle has 90 n Initials thereon, md
each barrel or cask revenue stamp our full name
Va Take no oJher-thsy mere i@itstiOns.
Ii a. SHUFELDI Co.,
l44 LAG Fulton Street, Chicago
Established 1851. fsb5dly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

But for thorough examination with tie Re-
spiromsisr, che charge will be s..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

For Member state Board Of EqualiZatOn,
JUSTUS STEVENS, OF Bureau.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-14

For StAtr Senator,
LEVI HfgGlNS of Henry County,
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
.n,, ,omn.rv either in construction or equipment Of

such company, either 10 eonsHuo1o" y"
'"s Sion l The commissioners may admlnsI SoInt ser
con,nei the attendance OF witnesses, anu "pP'
S,h The commissioners shall report annnal ~ ~ his
IegIslature and may appoint Secretary "i' -
sanry. -, ,,o honda for tho
faithful performance OF their dutiea ,, ona,l dll
Elcrenh: The Legislature In joint Sessioh s
vacancies I'm the Commission. . ,-.,.,oro shall
7redh Tho terms of Office OF the Commss,o"ed nd Ave
be determined by lot for one two, three, four anu Nv"
years. IN =. ,,orostcd IN any
stock. bonds agreement OF any raloau I"ots ms
betrayal of trust ~ made felony, ana sn'cI nSson
offender to Ave years imprisonment III .c & no Com
Fourteenth: Railroads taken posscsslo v, Wy - ovi
mssiOners may be restored on the company x 'ns
deace Of Its good intention to comply WIN the rcqi
mcnts Of the Commissioners . .a,,rood
FideeRh: After the passage OF this act no r,lI oa @
company shall dispose OF ts property TO an ihoun. VA
ceeding $4,000 without consulting the
SIiCeHM: In order TO start the COllDssIoh ouo .a
railroad companies shall pay into the treasury VI e"
state percentage OF the earnings OF ,he %
for the month preceding the passage oI thls pi ""
then, the eafter, regularly. 80, - -
SereRtetath; Acts inconsistent with this Dill are ro
peaied. ,,,,
Eigbhenth: This act shall take effect immediately :,
resolution adopted calling on the Cohtroler w
furnish estimate OF the value of the ground pnrchascu
for the Court House In the Ninth Judicial District
amend the charter OF the National Trust ION
nany Of tile City of New-YorE ordered 10 "a tnnu
reading; also tue bill amending the charter OF the
American Bible Society. ,,,
1le Assembly resolution 10 adjourn from Friday unt
o week from Monday was amended so rs 10 carry uI'
adjournment Wednesday next, and then the fcse
luton. as amended, was 0st-Yeas q; Nays, H. Al
lOuIICu
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15

fact that Richardson was their agent but he did not
know that apreaTed n the @ nreahio is erro.
ncous TO that fact and think il s the most important
fact stated in the preamble: .,o. a., roiut of fact
Richardson was and is the attorney OF RemhGton anu
is acting for him in France MT SUNNI, ~ ,ont IN
sion argued that il the duty OF our @ 90
have made inquiry TO who the persons wete "
whom they sold arms, 80 as not 10 run 'no ii'h VI "
Mr. WI WI son Rep. MassD as Chairman Of tho Com
mitee on Military hfIrs felt called upon by his sense
tjo" 4e was now az he had always been in favor oi
the fullest investigation ana " any WiuiS N Ne~nosed
and nnnished He then said that at the close or INC r @
"ur Govcrnment had arms. ammunition. aud Steo, ,,"rs
bcb CONGRESS- authorized tne Secretary OF war War1 ~ IN
nose Of The sales commenced in 1866 and , the
lrst of APRIL 1866 to the 3Oth OF Iu%hgIch I%Icch had
amounted to sl5o26li2 81 every So mo the Treasury
a. IN the alleged sale Of arms 10 the FrenSn
ment he authorized TO say I'm" nm Governmenf or
t enr ~ man whom they knew 20 lie II: agent ing 1uN
ernmcnt at the time Of tho saS " ownsc or attorney
ni oT i'm Iv way connected with RemnSton So. hs
to the suspicious SXlGS&SI & P Se s rTfcases were made
mostly 10y GamUetta Government ana taI & Ine d Sa
isng French Government was h2ate 10 'hoSo i' '0
frviIr TO cast mpuiations upon theln. ~
Mr. HARLAN Rcp" Iowa. made similar s,atehiei,,, i,
and said that the Government had no reason 10 susecI
Remington Son TO be acting Tor tie fIehch Govern
Mr CONXIING (Rep., n. " confirmed this saying
that Mr. Remington and his father Deiore him. ana DIS
brothers had long been known az very eAteh,lne 1 %
facturers and purchasers OF arms, aud HAD deat Ia % e
for wears not with France alone 0ut win many OHcr
and distant nations; aud II tlls liNesRa,lvdi non
should be ordered, IL would be SHOWN mat tIey hau @ SUN
arms extensively, at home and i'll foreign cOuhles ons
before the Franco Prussan war broke out, anu Whe
waging and after its close ~ ntnoc' ms ui,s ~
to show tht Government was ~ no sense nPp, lts
guard in respect to th genticmen aId was hol cahR
with them as aeh, friends OF france, oi o any
Without acting on tho resolution. the Senate, TIE
motion OF Nj. FIi.iiNGuUIsE" ~yo"i"eH a. N4V
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
POLICE NOTES.

The body Of Thomas Gaynor, age 25, who has been
missing months past, isuHd AZ Tue ioo' VI
Brooklyn yeSicrday. - , -. -.
D. A. Vandervecrs lamp store, No lI2i Dlnls'Sn- Sn
st. damaged 800 by Ere last evening" VIM DfoAeF' Si
l72, damaged p2CO
Mary Jeller age 15 was burned TO death, yesterday,
at No 81 Kentaye Brooklyn b. her clothes taxing hre from k
front Of which she sitting asleep.
A fire in the basement Of the Primary Department.
OF Public No 60 Chsue st., caused W ue'e'' ~
oceasioned $500 damage. yesterday. II,
Jacob Hanesen, German, age 80, was IhsSdnss ti ~ G
tho fall u az emh snAD' ~
digging at Ann and Beayersts, Brooklyn 81,
Samuel Halliday, n porter, age 30, was isis,n ~, ~, ~
kI Yesterday at 50 Fapkinst BY being pIeP-'eu "0 ~
cellar by tie breaking Of the dummy rope
James Fenton of No. 122 Washngton-st, on DEC DEC:
sssaue John Peterson 45 Of No 1923 Washi gon VIII
c,n The injured confined To his houe ana "a s'
ng Fenton locked in the Church st. Police Sts'O" W
Tue result OF Coroner's inyestgalon'
Detective Tilley returned, Yesterday, from Peters
ho Va having In cns,ody Russell alias John Fteey age TO-
b on ian a. while empoyed in the Woodbne Saloon at
\, and shaye stole box containing $352 belonging 70 hs e
Toy James Nolan The prisoner locked up at Pohee hea
qlarera .
A fire occurred early yesterday on the first floor OF OF
the two.ory kndlu g-good factory Nos Ia i'o l6
ie2 Bank st. occupied by f. He~man Los, on
mseney stock $4,000 insured for 5000 by he rton ln
yate COMPANY door Of Nos ~ a1i lo WAS Oeeuu
by q. f. Tshll, pattern maker Loss on s'ock SOU
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. .ALBANf, ltD, IL, 1874
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS INTRODUCED.
An act to reOrganize the local government
of the City OF NewYOrk; it prepared for number
OF citizens by Henry l.. Clinton already noticed IN tie
House To amend the charter OF the House OF Evans
lists in NewYork To authorize the descent OF real
10 female citizens Notwithstanding their marriage with
aliens. To incorporate the Depositors Loan Institution
of NewYork TO incorporate the Manhattan Trust Com
pany of New-York.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD BILL
Senator ADAMS introduced bill 10 create B0a'd OF
OF Estimate ana Control OF Railroads ia
this state ana to define the powers aud duties OF SAID
Commissioners. 1t provides
Tr,T That Anasa J. Parker, George Geddes, HenIy T..
seIdcn Licas Robinson, aud Horace Greeley shall be
the first COmlni-s iOners.
Second Their duty shall be to protect the interests OF
the people OF the state.
Third: They shall have the power 10 ekaile the aufs
Of railroad companies. .
Fomrih: They NAV fix the capital stock and bonded in
deb railroad compincs lt not beyond the par
amount levied AMI actually paid INTO the treasury Of the
comugnV and 10 COMPANY shall levy rates on passenger
bonds slOca contract other evidence Of Indebtedness,
une, rs ;uli par value IN gOOd aith paid into tho
treasury al tho company Issuing tue came. 90,
rum: They cam on GIipctiOn pi - fpHtt1c cIuLehS
OF the State rc0ucc the rate or iaIc anu fsls anu
when cOrfupty managed may take possession OF the
road and employ AGENTS to operate the same
Sirh: Provision il made as 10 tle Glsp0sai OF re
GENTS under sc circumstances but the Commissioners
are not 10 be held responsible for the 0DilsatOns OF
railroad coInpauy incurred through frnud.
Sccenfh All acts authorizing an Increase Ol ohpth
stock or bonded Indebtedness beyond tho par value OF
the amount paid In repealed. All cOnialcs are io-
other Indebtedness and COMPANY shall levy rates on
passenger travel tolls on freight or III any manner
aA commerce or travel TO pay interest or dVdenus on
greater amount Than Las been aclusip rApehuou W
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
A BAxTERsT. MANUFACTORY BURNED-Loss
100000.


A fire was discovered last evening on the
second floor Of sixstory double building Nos ana
II Baxterst. The flames spread rapidly through tho
building and in a little than one hour TIC entirc
structure was destroyed The east wall in fang crushed
the adjoining building owned and occupied by James
Kennedy as o livery stable
f. B Valentine, manufacturer Of moldlngs who occu-
pied the first and second floors Of No H. loses on STOCK
100 The basement occupied by Frank as pack
lngbox factory; loss stock $1,000 The third nooT was
occupied by manufactures OF fans, whose name couId
not be ascertained but whose loss amounts to about
s. 500. Mr.. jenkins. fancy box manufacturer on tho
fourth floor loses $4,000 stock, and Williams q Co.,
turner's on the fifth floor, $500 stock and machinery
Fisher & Carpenter, mOlders, occupied the basement
and first floor OF No. Q, and lose $500 on stock
and machinery. George W. Ferguson, manufac-
tarsr of moidings and picturc-franes, on tho
second and sixth floors Of this building and tho sixth
floor Of No H. loss stock aud machinery, $500 VIM
Baualan occupied the third and fourth floors as mold,
ins mandatory; loss $500. MI seric. VINO occupied
the fifth floor as mOding manvfaGtory, lost 5000 on
stock. The building owned by James Kasson, ana
valued at 100000 Mr. Kennedys loss on stable Is S5OO
No l3 Baxter-st, also owned by Mr. KassOn, was dam
aged $4,000 The first floor is occupied by Dominique
Durand importer Of Fronchpate o0kng-gasses, whose
stock is damaged $1,000 Tile wretched Icar frame ten
ement, Nos. o. 7, and MulDerry-stp owned b. Peter
Doan, was denged with water, and the tenants com-
PEELED to vacae the All the losses are partially
covered by insurance.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
A PROTESTANT PARADE.

The Grand Lodge of the American Prot
estan Association OF the State Of New-York Is making
arrangements for parade in this city on washington
Birthday The route will be from Washington-square,
starting at II a. Ill., UP Ffthave to Twenty-third-st,
and through MadisOn-ave Thirty yfourthst Eighthaye
and Fourteenth-st TO Unionsquare The procession Is
expected to include nearly 5000 men, under Dr. Johnson
as Grand Marshal. No sashes will be worn except ny
the marshals; the dress will be dark wakng-sult VIII
white gloves and q rosette of red white, ana Due on
purple badge No flags banners VIII he carried except
the National standard. The committee appointed 10
wait on the MAYOR in reference to escort, were re-
ferrcd to Superintendent KelsO who immediately prom
ised the required protection II Is understood that the
7oh ana SIN Re giments viii parade the occasion
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
.,u ,o,v n.uv TRIBUNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I6 1877:


,,.,n, (s,v (rsrt bavo placed in Mayor Tuttes hands
a. ac "a rsonested the Hoard of Aldermen 20 accept
this for the the dsiae% naa reSf 9 @
inS Of the Board Robert A. Haley has been appointed
City Clerk. ,
EswARKA carpenter shop beonsng Sr1lJ TO Mr Y9s- Ee
terday Ioss fso0 fss stable Of W. b. ketcalD 40 30
"a Mercerst. was burned in the afternoon oss sieV
HAcKESsAcK.-Thc Midland Railway 9rdgn an 'ct ond the
road will be ready for rolling stock soon afer""a
wEEuAwKEy Thomas Brown fell from scsnS," , III
Bloomhed-st and was seriously injured, yesterday
HOBoKEN-Arrests last quarter 2G n.,a' ~ Wv ~
pcnditures of the Board Of Education, sI6,6is L.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
ASSEMBLY,.

Mr.. MosGLEY called up his resolution to adjourn
from the 18th the 2Gth inst Mr. Rose moved to amend
by making 1t from the 2lst to the 26th Mr. FLAaMEh
moved 10 insert nroviso the effect that tho Now
YorF Charter shall frat be disposed Of Lost.
air Roses motion lost and Mr.. Moseley's motion
was carried, 65 to %. ,.
On motion of SIR ALvoRD as the Agricultural Society
il 10 ha We the Chamber at IL m the special order being
the NewYork Charter, was postponed until tomorrow
morning. ,, -.
Ilrce number OF reports on local bills was made,
when the House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Firm Arenue HOteL-Andrew ID. White, Presl-
ao1t - C1rns University; the Hon. D. G. Litteohn OF
Oswcgo. the Hon. W. ID. Bishop and Gen w. G. Ely 81
Connecticut, the Hon william whiting ana Geor g h'
W S. King OF Minnesota. and Mathew Bender 81
Albany - BrcrOGrt UOus6-Thc Hon. john 1Olh
s1ami1on OF Chicago, o. ". Peabody OF Boston, Waid
Cheney and +. ". Cheney Of Hartford - 81 h'eholdS
HofeiEEX-GOv English of Connecticut, eXCOngressnlan
Sherrod OF Alabama Gen. j. i. Wilder Of Chattanooga,
Gen Poy stone Of Yandalia, +. i. Morgan or Aurora
n Y Gen. W. Wallace OF Philadelphia, aud L. Roessele
OF Washington - Aotor H0USc-Capt. Lowry, L. ).
Marines aud Gen. Watt Head OF HeTidmpshirs. - -
81 Jaaes HOfe2-Licn. Richard l.. stockton OF New,
rlscy - HOJa0a I0ase-Ihc Rev. G. A. morrill, OF
Concord = H. - GilScy H>asc-Alrcd GaetAer OF
CiuPlu.Iti
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
CANAL FRATDS.
Az INVFaTlGtUON DEIANDED - fnE'st Ri
RiINEs on THE CANAL OFFICE NICOGD-

An lXVr@TIGiUON DEMANDED - TREASURER
RiINEs on THE CANAL OFFICE NICO&D-
TIE CANALS BANkRurr.
,FPON TIE REGULAR CORRf>rONDENr OF TlG rRfBrNEI
ALBANY, Feb. 14-The Canal Board, con-
sin., OF six Republican aud three Democratic State
oniccrs on the motion OF Mr Ranes, the state Treas
urer adopled to-day the following import, ,ut preamble
and resolution which VIII bc lhd before the Legislature
tomorrow It Is very comprehensive summary of the
resus OF Democratic canal gement--a statement
which it will be found impossible 70 explain on the by
pothesis of honest dealing Sth The money! of the state
II IA probable that Gov AlyOrd viii be Chairman OF the
Assembly Committee whchwiu he appointed 20 nvesti-
gate the deeds the Canal Ring and there il unques
tiOna,y other member well quGlel for The duty
on motion Of Mr. Rtnes stite Treasurer. voted
that Whereas The amount Of taxes necessary 10 be col
lccted for the Canal Fund increased from loo5 - IN
1868 10 0J5 90 IN 1871 end, where's nc amount paid
superntcudcns and contractors f0r repairs increased
from s1Ol GJ6 "a in 1s4s to S2O52laj - in 1871; and
Auditors warrants for fiscal year were 81 Ss95 o.
to which added the payments FOR October November,
and December 1871, s,9lJ3iO 80, making IN Is months
an expenditure OF S7lO,26 T. win large amounts Of
claims and certificates Of indebtedness outstanding
and, whereas, the receipts Of tolls decreased
from si4lS,SOJ 30 in 1868 20 s2sl4,955 10 IN ISL
while the percentage Of cost OF maintenance on tolls
received increased from 26 0lO0 to 1e"ilOO per cent
and whereas the surplus Of cost OF Or
nary repairs and collection OF tolls has decreased from
81 293 9O l3 1885, $5920l % in 1871 and whereas
the amount remaining ordinary repairs ON the East
ern Division OF the Canals 5l2s25 40 on Oct 1871
within three months thereafter and, whereas, from the
iSresoi9g s,9tSIsn cSa1s ore h Sadiagg dig agparSo So
only absolute bankruptcy, Dnt a source OF grave
and increasing taxation and consequent financial injury
respectfully ask OF the Legislature fun and searching
Investigation Of the whole question Of Canai manage
adoued by means OF which frauds may be prevented,
extrayagant expenditures stopped and receipts m
taxation and restore the Canals to their position
Of usefulness and profit to the state of New iofa.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-15
IADUo incemenu.I
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IN Indeptndat Daily and W,skly. Chdrts HosaTd wRss
Editor and Hanager OCAd oni PH,<d b. T Gsb. Pas.,
Company Thoroughly cooperative oTgraiSotioh Er1 Jra rs
Lqrly eBploysd a shareholder. CAPITAL &leV,O0
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daily AMI weekly series Of eartoons giving each
Of public Affairs from INDEPENDENT ssuipoint The int
series entitled England The AIdb1ma Qleston
Stands wall appear THIS s(THURsDAY) AFTERNOON. rss
cartoon appeals sersspec dignity reason sni calm gss&
every American. It hghoue powerful drawing and eaec,
to promote pnbc sentiment shall tend to the prseryan
al honorable and ign6i attitude toward Great Britain The daily e.
tlon Of THE GLOBE is served by carrier in NewYot Bo
and Jersey City TEN CENTS per week. No erra ehor ~ a.
The weekly edition Of IHB GLOBE will be se0i HJ
during campaign hirtysI weeks ONE DOLLAR No or
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