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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11

Saued One Ciren Orer to Consumption
Messrs. Littlsfeld & Hayes:-I had Catarrb,
Bronchitis and Cough so bad that had to
quit work in December 1859. tried many
physicians and got no help, aud was growing
wosse snd worse, and all my friends thought l
voald die with Consumption I had tickling
in my throat. a hacking cough and pains in my
chest so that I could not sleep. / began to take
the CONSTITUTIONAL Cstarrh Remedy about three
months ago, aud before had taken half a bot
tie began to grow better, and aow my health 10
goo4, better than it has been for Eve years. l
cor slider the Con.tisutiDnsl Catarrh Remedy has
saved my life. am 9 harness maker and work
for Edwin Branch.
JOHN LABELLE.
Manchester, N. a., Jan 80, 1871.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
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MEDICAL,
CATARRH

KILLING MORE PEOPLE THAN AEY oT6-
RR DISEASE!
Consumption Neglected Calarrt
ONSTITUTIONAL DrSIAsE CU2K
by remedies that build 4 , the constitution.
LIVER, BLADDER, KIDSEYs and MUCOUS
suyfAeet generally affected BY Cstarrh
Era SIPELAs and RHkUMATISN from cam
ses similar to Catarrh.
Leuoorrhoes and all Diseases of the Mucous
Mem bTspes Colds, Coughs, Con.umptive ten
denotes, Skin Diseases, an1 sverJ thing of a
Scrofula natsrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
- $3.50 ie0N''t'is 'tNti NoIue AZ
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs,

- w 'F11It u N NVIut II
EsAd, Throat and Vocal Organs,
This refn-dy does D,s - DRY up eat4rrh
but Lo0SENS 1t; fress tbs head Of a offensive
matter, qzIcSiy removing b.d breath and head
sohe. a!sys aad so,thss the burning heat lie
cstsrrh is So mi d ami sgFeeabls in its effects
th at II positively
Cures without Sneezing.
Asa TR01aE 20 EDER is pleasant to the
taste aat neTer suse stes when swallowed, in
stsnt'y svsA to the throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation of 0ooinsss Comfort.
IL the best voice tonic in the world,
Try it, sRfs, Reliable, and osly IS cents
Sold by orugZis or Z allied free. Address
Co0PE :, WILSON CO P-op'rs
PhIlAis! pkis.
Van sehask, Stevenson d Reed, Wholesale
Agents, Chicago. dec9 dw6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
Dr. seabe0k'sk Elixir of BARK anu Iron

THE Great Tonic and Appetizer. One dollar
per bottle. All for sale by druggists every
where. J. W. sEAT0N d CO., Proprietors,
oct27-deo -mwf4 am Louisville, KY.
Sold by John Be gston
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
NICK IBLAHD . PEORIA E.R.
- - s-0k tsLABp 70 ooAL vALLsr.

FNA A8AA9g - oVhAA n n
FuSa s.0k TsLAsD TO ooAL vALLsT.
Leave. Arrive
kosk IuAed TsOgAm Has m
l;2Opm 4:45 IN
aOoK ISLAND TO PEORIA.
Leave. Arrive
Express T:OOA IN. l03OA. M.
Nal lbs IN. G.zsp m.
BUELISsToN, CEDAR htNBR-
sofa RE
P-issnssrs leaving Rock iSlAnd At 6.4S .. u.
on the o. k.t.AP real make clSse connections
thrbash 20 BiriaEion tArrving there at l23Ol
ani @ ksokuE Also bJ lsAvinEVn sane train
pssseaIsrs cas- connect At Gfsnsll for Osk.
loosA aad Eiiyvile, 20 the South sud f1r Mar
shsltown, Au'Gh, MIMI and 81 Paul to the
north.
sOUrHwEsTERN ROAD.
Psveng,rs leaving Roes Island 90 the q. n.
la P. road It 80 p. IN. 20 rsety trough 70
LsAvsnWorth, Ksnias, arriving tAsrs At n .. IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
CITY BULLETIN.

CHICAGO. RooK IsLAHD PAorFIo r. \.
TfIa, lobrs BOOK Island-aoISs sA'r.
Day Btprsu ani ANi, o'l5 - m.
RJ5S Ii,al Asssn iAtion, 400 p. N.
Highs RKprsn, 1880 p. m.
aoEa WEST
Day IMPRESS And Mail, s:sb .. N.
NtsAt hHPSoss, o:tb .. N.
Rock fslAnd Accommodation.
o. Bureau JaaN.0a. Leaves Baroaa Juuction.
s.0Op. m. $50 n. IN.
Rhs Day BKprsSs Gad Nail isaviaE here 81
SIS .. N, sohasoN ~ Bareau JunsIioa 81 1910
.. m, for Peoria.
ras Sisat stPrssI lsAVisE here ~ 1880 p N.
ooaasets ~ Barsaa At 100 D. N for Peoria.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11

For sale by all the leading Druggists OF Rock
Island and Davenport. jyl-d-m, E6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11

Care.Z Of Catarrd, Hacking Cough, Pains
a. Back and kidngS, aud Lame Stot,l-
ders, By Constitutional CatarrH Remedy.
Lived IN Manchester and Bedford fiIy years.
Now live il Derry. Am seventy i've years old
Have had similar troubles to those descri bed by
Capt. Joseph George. II has cured my dlzzi-
uess, paias in back and kidneys, lameness Of
shoulders, a bad, hacking cough, and very disa
gre Able catarrhal tIoubies. The medicine gives
me great appetite, and | am another aud
new msu since began to take it, two months
sgO- RUFUS MERRIL.
Manchester, n H., Aug 5. 1870.
To Mtss,s. Litteheld Il Hsyes, Proprietors
If Constitutional Catarrh Remedy, Manchester.
n. II.
Lady Cured Of Cough, Pain in Chest, and
Discharges from Head much Diminish.
ed dy tpo Rottles.-The only medicine
that erer did her Good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
GROCEE les.
JAMES Kelly

Staple and Fancy Groceries,, Provisions,
Qseensware. Glassware, Wooden and Willow
Ware. &c. Corner Orleans and Ohio Streets
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.
For quality Of goods and prices, defy COM
petition. mshlIdIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11

CoESIsH FLAT, n. H., Apg. 6, 1870.
Messrs, LittI,feld a Hayes II have been
trOr bled with Catarrh for many years; tor the
past two OF three years it has been very bad in
deed. have tried n. sny different remedies but
reesiyed little or no benefit until l tried your
Constitutional CstHrrh Remedy. When l com
menced sking this, vas troubled with IA Cough
Pain in the Chest, and an almost continual DIS
charge from my heal. / am now taking the
third BEETLE. The Cough a nd Pain in my Chest
have entirely left me, and the discharge is very
niue less. Il you will send me another bottle,
l sm in hopes it will entirely and perm snently
cure me
l would recommend your Remedy TO NIL who
suffer from this disease, for, knowing m inc to be
q severe case and Of so long standing, If 1 can
oe aured, ] think there is hope for snv one.
Respectfully, LETTIE s, o0MIRGs.
Cornish Plat, N.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-11
CatarrIl Snuff.

AND TROCuE POWDER.
A deiigatfal and pleasant remedy In
csrsrrh. Headache. BAD Brsata, Asthma
Hoarssnsss. Bronosils, Coughs,
Desinsss, &c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Washburn of Massachusetts has ap-
pointed the Attn of April day OF fasting, humiaton
and prayer.
A bill creating Board of Public Works
for Francisco has been defeated In the California
Legislature.
The Missouri Senate has passed the AppOr-
tonment bill This bill gives st. Louis County three
Representatives
The Michigan Republican State Convention
choose delegates the National Convention at Phila-
Gephia will meet IN Jackson, May l6
Gov. GeaTy of Pennsylvania has signed the
bill prohibiting the sale, giving away OF liquor during
election days The law goes into effect Immediately,
and will be enforced at the s ing elections III the interior
OF that state.
Encouraged by the Presidents lukewarm re-
gard for Mr. Curtis's excellent Commission the Grant
press now reve the Civil Service idea with mercilcss
hostility one OutspOken print goes far to declare
that there hasn't $50 worth OF good done by his
Civil Service reforming since he first began, and there
never Will be-"
Notwithstanding the Endorsements of the
outawed rulers Southern states. there is every
reason to doubt If any considerable vote be got for
Gen Grant" The Chicago Tribune the too conf
dent managers that the OF these States this
will have To counted The reconstruction business Is
States at the next election that OF Georgia re-
at the last election. When the votes or the people
and States cast the attempt 10 set aside that
rlict would raise a whrlwlud such as no ordinary
power COZ ld allLy."
E0r Political Miscellany a., seoord PaSe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
NEW,JERSEY

NEw-JERsEY INTERESTS AT DIsCOUNf-CHARGEs
OF BRIBERY AGAINST TIE OLD CAMDEN
AND AMBOY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE
INCIDENTAL BHL-NO MORE COMMISSIONS
FOR JERSEY CITY.
IPROa THg REGrLAR CORRESPONDENT or TIKI TRIBUNE
TRENTON, March 1.-THE friends of New
Jersey interests are very Respondent to-day and declare
there no hope for any measure which the agents ~
foreign corporations chose 10 oppose. The motion to re
consider the vote ON the Narrow Guage bill was
laid upon the table last night, where iis
friends wished II to remain until they could
again try pass 1t before full House This morning
when eight absent from their seats, Mr.
Hemmiuyay Of Passalc 70 the surprise friends Of
the bill sprung a motion upon the House to take the bill
from the table, and IL was carried IL WA precon
certed plan 10 Kill the bill and % the disgrace OF the As
sembly Il succeeded. The following IL the vote Yeas
Aaronson. BortOn. BOurquicr, Canield DoreI FaFitr
Fisher Haight, Heinisch, Hemingway, Horn. Iio-
combe joy Leslie Letson McDanods Middleton Nlle'
Parker Patterson Ryder. schenck silvers Smith. Tor
bet yoornees Wandle, Wilets and Wde-29 Mays
Anderson, Carse, Cayileer butcher. Gaede' Hopper
Leaning Lefeyre. Lufbury, Martin Master Mutchler,
ONei Plympton, Rearion Rulon, silyerthorn, smaley
Stevens, Thompson, Van Rper-2a
The number votes required for reconsideration was
81 and had the Assembly been full there Is 10 doubt
that the bill would have been passed. as TWO OF tue hD
ees voted for it yesterday.
tia r.uor,ed on good authority that the opponents Of
this bill have very free in the use OF money ana
that this IA only long list Of bills which the
Legislature has been bought up to XIII The agents arc
eight IN number and the old lobbyists OF the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Company. They are working IA
the interest OF PenDsy Central ana are reed
upon % keep up the old system Of subsection "ich
New-Jersey people fondy hoped had been removed ~
the lease Of Camden and Amboy. The following lSt oi
bills Ia the one which these agents have drawn up;
To b. Killed Assembly bills No 30l, referring 10
freiRhts teud tolls; No. g. to incorporate inc NeW
BrunsVick and Elizabeth Railroad Company 10 ~ 20
reduce rates " toll on the Camden Ferries No; o. 10
incorporate the Caldwell and Milburu Railroad Com
many No 49, to incorporate the Jersey Cry ana cam
den Narrow Gnage Railroad Company NO III, To moor
nor,te The Camden Horsecar Company No $751; 10 place
draw In COOper's Creek Bridge; No. 24, 10 cOrpoisS
the New-York aud Philadelphia Railroad Company vi
New Jersey $500, H.. -.
To be passsd No 2 to consolidate the leased lines OF
the United Railroads. No 25 TO consolidate the brhhoh
lines rup-es caua. &c. owned by tho PonLAJ Vau'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
TFLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

"A demonstration in honor of Mazzni 10 to take
place L Rome Oh sunday NEXT
The Weld OF wheat this season IN San Joaquin
Cal estmaiei 4OCOOoc buheis
The Hudson River il open az far north as West
Point expected steamboat viii reach He'Dugb By sAuf
isy
A fire NJ Antagonist y. S. en- Wednesday de-
soye Andrews Han aud ser L0us and tor.s The loss
nearly covered by Insurance
The Baltimore NJ T.. Conference a. WaTenton
w. ouTnd The mesBg all be beld Baltimore on Le
ant Wednesday In March, 1919
The first shipments of Spring clip of wool have
Los Angelic Cal Fine lois contracted oT os he
TAEchss al n 70 - cent? per pound
- In a fight in the Piegan camp on Teter Noun
recently chief of the PgAns and three indians we're Killed
AID hountaln Chlefs mOrtsiy wounded.
There will be a mass meeting of women in St.
today 10 OdeT mfmouszng The General ConeT,noe
u Methodist permit tie ordination Of ministers
o.. The ship Archibald Fuller arrived in San Fran
CISCO C onweinrsa 01 days non Liverpool This Is the second
beet TAP Golden Gaze having dso IN LOO iss between
ihe NO ports.
The aggregate of the wool product of Califor
for the pounds ~ nearly
100000 pounds Tho clip tBs Ipveis
" bs larger and 81 slpsnor quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
THE INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT CUES
TON.

WASHINGTON, March 14.--Mr. John Elderkn
OF The American B0okSeers Gutde had long conferences
yesterday with senaOrs Sherman and Morrill, relative
10 An Interna tOnal Copyright law. Mr. Ederkin repre-
sented rhat the interests OF American booksellers
would not he materially affected by the charge
upon reprinted books OF five per cent upon the
retaA pIce IOI lno Dcncnt vi Ihe autnOIs uuS
authors the privilege OF naming their publishers in
America would inevitably price of books
lessen their SALE and tend depress the bookseng md
kindred interests The question OF the cOnsttuOnalty
OF the bill making the reprntng OF Of foreign
thors cOndif ioual upon payment 10 the authors
brought forward Senator Morrill, contended that IL
a. completely within the constitutional provision the
Ona copyright Senator sherman is the author
OF the bill ombOdying this proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15

RHODE ISLAND.
REPUBLICAN COMMEMORATIVE GOVERNOR AND
LIEUTENANT-GOyERNOR NOMINATED FOR RE-
ELECTION.

REPU BLICAN COMMEMORATIVE GOVERNOR AND
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNORN NOMINATED FOR RE-
ELECTION.
PROVIDENCE, March 14-The Republican State
Convention at o'clock this morning, at the State
House IN this city. The Convention full and en-
thusastic. Gen. Ambrose Z. Burnside elected tenn
porary President. and J. NJ Alderman and Ira o. Sea
mans, Secretaries.
After the roll Of the Convention completed, Cen
Burnside the temporary President and the temporary
Secretaries made permanent officers of the Cohven-
tiOn.
4 resolution was passed congratuating the Republi-
cana of w-Hampshre on their victory. The Conyen-
lion then took "a recess.
The Convention reassembled at q p. IN. The follow
ing resolutions were passed unanimously:
Union Republican piftr Rhode Idan
adh 70 and rearms the Pocpes o. tie party announced at 'ss
..,o Naoo1 o9ls os .1i -a P s IN Lincoln .r5 Grant,
so!rsd That .e hs. a2ps1s the a,sqsAf serves o. ne
ha''se Of h great epgbe a We favor hs accumulation and re-
seeo1 to ne ocee Of Pr,dent Of the unel state
presi officer OF The Senate Of lie uri1 states anil m
. non aA mi iI. & e 81 prden 81 TIE ra states
gysd mat a. .p-c.l commend The effort. Of Presdpnt Grant
integrity economy the administration The Government
u the burdens Of TAXATION imposed the Industries ~ the
iS earI ,Is 'sysaos Of b. 5l5a S''
informal ballot for Governor Seth Padel;ord
a., jonathan Drayton 81 scattering, g. On the drst
formal ballot seth PadelioTdl he spresent incumbent
nominated, and the nomination was made un9n-
nous. Pardon W stevens, the present incumbent, was
renominaied for Licutenant-,iovernOr
Joshua NJ Alderman nominated for Secretary OF
state, willard Sales renOminated for Attorney
General and samuel Clark renOminated for General
Treasurer.
Tie following elected dele gates to the National
Republican Convention at Philadelphia:
Gen. Ambrose +. Burnside. Henry ". Fay. the Hon.
Nathan +. Dixon, Alanzon Steere. Edward L. Freeman
Nelson W. Aldrch. william ID. Brayton, and Latmer W
BalOu The delegates empowered to I'LL vacancies.
The Central Committee appointed and author
ICED TO FL the State ticket The Convention
then adj burned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
POLITICAL.
HAMPSHIRE ELECTION
sTRAw'S MAJORITY REDUCED 70 1,200-rHH
LEGISLATURE.
IgKNRRk AL pRRss,DTapaTcUI

sTRAW'S MAJORITY REDUCED 70 1,2OC-TUE
LEGISLATURE.
IGBNERAL PRRss,DIsPATCHI
Concord. N. H., March 1.-two hundred
and twenty-five towns give Straw. Ssso5 Weston. 49, s
Blackiner. IA; Cooper and scattering. 5ss; straws
majority 15i ~ towns TO be heard from which, n they
voted "a last year. reduces straw's majority to about
1909 Complete returns from the XIth Senatorial Dis
trct elect Fling Democrat. by IS majority The Senate
stands eight Republicans and four Democrats The list
OF Representatives Is incomplete. but as far as heard
from the Republicans have 27; the Democrats 1885, TEN
perance. /; Labor Reform The full List will probably
give the Republicans about 50 majority.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March 14-The Chronicle
has returns from all but eight towns which last year
threw less than 300 votes: Straw 56s; Weston and
scattering, $685. Straw's majority. 1880. which will
probably be increased Rockingham County gives 1877
majority for Straw-a Republican gain OF s32 The Re
pubicans Of Kttery fired 100 In honor OF the New
Hampshire election, this evening torchight pro-
cesson here Is proposed for tonight.
THE VOTE BY COUNTIES.
The following reorganization of the return by
counties from such figures accessible gives
Republicans 2.069 majority the State ticket. IL will
be that the above report from the Associated
decreases these figures materially but they viii be found
OF interest showing the relative Republican gains sad
Democratic losses since last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
THE ERIE sITUATION-NO FINANCIAL REPORT
YET

Oniet and harmony continue to prevail at the
rrte headouarer, The only event OF importance yes
terday was the adjourned directors meeting at noon
Fourteen OF the II members OF the Board were present
the absentees being messrs Sherwood aud Edrdge who
returned 10 their homes Wednesday evening aud Nj
Ganson, who has been kept at his residence
I'm Buffalo during the week by hckness. Gen
Dix presided and exPresident Gould occupied seat AZ
taken was the appointment OF Messrs Bschofsheim ana
Coldschmldt OF London the financial agents or the Com
nonv I'm Europe This followed naturally result OF
the victory Tuesday 80 many OF tho new directors
l,cinr actively interested with that portion
OF the English stockholders OF Erie known
as the BischOfsheim and Goldschmidt pnrU. Inc
contract existing between tho Eric Company ana tho
Southern Improvement Company wns referred 20 Com
mtte the Board Ia report at future meeting. mo
new Treasurer, Mr. sherman, made partial hnahoiSi
and statsment OF easrs and CONTRACTS both
of which referred To appropriate committees Inc
meeting then adjourned to Tuesday mkt Ihe han, a'
Statement not being in completed form was hot iur
nisied Ia the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
PASSENG ERS ARRIVRD.

PROM LTVRRPOOL-Ia steamship Abysslnis. t-THnso
Coos, Dec Chrneg, Wallace adg.
Low " NJ. Cua Mr. ~ DDlgll. VIM. " Thurstsu Chss w.
wharton Wn. Chrn. Abrw g. samson, g. Gordon Re.y
Gs e lanes iolas ac Lloyd. Mis-. S.-ln LLOYD RshsF' CD,
Jehn Dekon. Jrss Watt thd lady Itas e.
Sssbur NuLksl, Beaufort Gconye Campb IsAs
W Told WIN. Fsrse Bowel Rggs George n. Duke R-her Y.
~ VIE Walter SclOei Frank Bdr,y Right Rev. Wn D. Stssns.
M iat nant NsEll SquaFry Frncs Chiffon. enry Iiodas
hchari GeheR. Henry SAnss Pbp METRE lanes Bcery
9nrlE Pe Mrs NJ l. Conari Miss Alice o. Savan Kane Cos
sant ana sy John Myooct ami lT NchOlss ashs Thosas
ijes Ear II hanfnr, Goge Butler Fr.i H. B.she Leonard w.
Jerome bisani lham. Viscolnt Th1 WA. Lake Robert A.
bisaTi James &acteN AID George CArrltber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
MEXICO.
RFCAPTURE OF ZACATECAs.

MArAMORos, March IA, via BROWNSVILLE,
TEXAS March Ia-Gen. Paaco received courier extra
ordinary this evening with weeks official dispatches.
announcing rccapture Of Zacatecas by Government
troops under Gen. ROcha the 9th ms, after signal
defeat ~ the rebel commanders, Gems TrevinO Guerra,
and MARTINEZ who had consolidated their forces.
ROchi claims t. have captured all their infantry. artl-
lpry and munitions, the leaders only escaping with q
small OF cavalry. The bells ringing and artil
lery firing in honor OF the victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15

From the pen OF "a careful
and trustworthy repOrterl
whose name Is signed To his
statement, we give, to-day,
u startling narrative, which
supplies the only remaining
link which seems absolutely
necessary 10 connect DR."
Archer, alias ROsenZwelg,
with the murder Of the I'M
fortunate girl whose fate
las been so appalling. ROs-
en=TeiI Indignantly and in
Sultingly refused 10 be inter-
viewed. yesterday, by a re-
porter Of an evening paper.
IA our reporter had already
interviewed him when the
mask WAS off. and while en-
Jagged in his professional
lvOcatiOns. the present mar
ratiye has d special interest,
apart from its remarkable
value IA IL contribution. 10
he unIavelling OF "a horrible
mystery. 10 may not be in
appropriate to suggest 10
DE police that a little lnge-
auity, tact, and bOldness.
imilar TO those exhibited by
our representative, Mr. 50.
clair, IN the course Of his
among the abOr-
tiOnists, would enable them
~ bring the entire fraternity
Of these scOunirels to the
punishment they have 50
long eluded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15

The Select Committee to investigate the charges
against secretary Robeson met to-day when the Chair
man WAS authorized TO invite the editor Of The Ner York
sun to appear and give such information viii afford
basis Of examination, the determination Of the Commit
tee being afford the largest liberty 10 the accuser %
suhsautdting the charse II order 70 afOrd time Tor
such purpose, the Committee adjourned till next Thurs
day.
The japanese Embassy gave grand entertainment,
tonight - the Arlington House, which were present
large number OF ladies and gentlemen including many
IN ligh nuulIc pusi.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
MISSOURI
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN DELEGATES TO TIE GIN
CINNATI CONVENTION.

st. LOrI, March 4.-The Committee ap-
pointed by the Liberal Republican mass meeting held at
Jefferson CITY Jan 10 select their delegates TO the
Liberal National Mass Convention to be held IN Gin
cnnati Nay have reported list OF delegates. Among
them are schurz Gov. Brown. Gen. John Nc
Neil Charles T. Johnson, En0s Clarke. Henry {. Halr
suck nll 81 Louis ex-Congressmen), George W. Ander
son quite number Of the members OF the Legislature
Among the ternates Lieut.. Gravely, Secretary OF
state Weigcl cCongrcs Joel F. Asper. and several
members OF the Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

-. Cant Thomas Means of tho Ocean Insufance
Company died IN Portland yesterday.
Col d. H. Abel. formerly an active politician,
knosn a. F.ue Ab. del Wednesday Ia GOgeaE1 Livingston
Coanty Ny.
- Walt Whitman has been invited to deliver the
, hf,,s m. L,rrr, socsls. Dartmouth college the Com
meuoom,nt Ia Jaly nert
Delegation of six chiefs Of the Chippewa
tribe. Northern Michigan sere At the Executive Ma
.,,s ,e.sd,r All pad AeaI respects " As Presdoll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE STATE FINANCES.

COLUMBIA, 5. C., March 1f.-AmOng the
measures which became laws previous to the adjourn
ment Of the Legislature At midnight Wednesday. VIA
the repeal Of the act creating sterling funded debit
This with the other legislation in the direction Of
financial renders it impossible to increase the
bonded debt ~ south Carolina ia any manner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
XIRGINIA

Personal ALLEGATION IN THE LEGISLATURE.
RICHMOND, Va, March l4-Messrs Densale
ana Rddlebarger had personal alteration the floor
the to-day and about 10 proceed 20 blows
when they were arrested by the Arms They
were placed under 5000 bonds to keep the peace and
await The action Of the House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-15
ACCIDENT On THE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March l4.-This morning
O car ~ the Erie train for New-Yofk. the Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad when few miles out got of the
track hnd got on the Marietta and Cincinnati track
mouirn after the Marietta train came In sight but red
lights being ahown. lts speed checked not SUI
GENTLY however prevent collision with the smoking
car only one passenger. Samuel Airdge OF zsaesvlle
Onlo. was llJuroI