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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01


DOUBLE REFINED P0UDRETTE. OF the " Lodi man
uiscturng CO. for sale IN lots TO suit customers
This article il sold for hart ae price Of other fert.
e-s. and Is cheaper for C0u0z, Corr, Tobacco and
bsgsfG5es, than any other In the market Il is madS
entirely from the n dt-s0il, ofd &c. \. Y. City
Price, delivered on board in New YorE CITY, twenty
i've dollars per tol. ! ask attention 70 the follow
ing testimonials:
state Lunstic Farm, Northampton, Mass, Dec. 8
l,.l--Having used the Lodi Manufacturing Cos.
DOUBLE REFINED P UDRErTE, ! bought Of your
agent. L. Mcintyre, the State Farm for a number
Of ears past, IL affords pleasure to say, that
quickener have never found any fertilizer equal
to il. For starting broom-seed. which Is SOW
maturing plant think it cannot be eXcelled. ~
Asa Wright
windhan Co., Vt, Dec. 3th, 1871 II think tie
Lodi Compa1y's DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRETTE the
best manure | can find for Tobacco. Corn. and Pcts
toes shall order number Of tons another sea
s0n.n-E. s. Horton.
A Pamphlet, giving full directions &c. sent on
application to JAMES T. FOSTER,
66 Cortlandt Street. Now York.
Flr sale BY J. .. PIERCE SON,
Burlington, Vt.
35-Est, feb p. mar 1915 sprkmay
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The famine in Persis continues. Dispatches
from Tehersn say that many persons are dying
every day, and there Is 10 prospect Of relief
The fact certainly deserves more than the stten-
ton the people Of this country have given it.
" 1t seems remSrkAbe,' says the Erenizg Post
in forcible paragraph, " that 20 little tympa-
thy hSs been shown for this miserable people by
the civilized world. That an entire nation should
be grsduslly swept from the esrth, its cities de-
populated and its fields left empty. almost with
out attracting the attention Of Christian people in
other parts Of the world seems incredible. 1t
ia . sad commentary on our religion that
while the United Ststes and England are ex-
pending thousands Of dollars to support mis-
sionAries scattered among heather peoples, one
benighted nation is allowed u suffer and die I'M
heard and without assistance. There il s society
in England formed to help the Perti2ns in their
dire extremity, but it attracts little attention,
while the society for rebuilding Warwick castle
is gathering thousand. Of pounds, and more
than SIS, 900 have been subscribed for the fund
to support the expedition to search for DR.. Liv-
ingttone. Either Of those objects 10 praise
worthy, but should not take precedence Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-03-01

and are simple, light RAINING, easy to learn, and
are sold on easy monthly payments.
This NEW FAMILY MACHINE is capsule OF
range and variety Of work such ones thoi ght
impossible 70 perform by machinery. We claim
and can show, tina; i il the cheapest, most beaLt-
ful, delicately arranged. nicely a1.ustet, easily
operated and smoothly running q al the Family
sew NJ Machines. IL is remarkable, not Only for
the range and variety q ts sewing but also for the
variety and different kinds Of texture which il will
seW with equal facility and perfection, using Six
twist, linen cotton th s4d, aue or coarse, max :
the lSIERL0CEED ELAsT.C sIIrcH, ankle On both
tides OF the fabric s1wn
Thus beaver cloch or leather, may he Gown WIKI
great strength and uniformity q stitch and, IN a
moment this willing and never wesryluS instfu-
ment may be &c listed flr ne work on gauge, or
tns tucklng OF taratsn or ruling, or almost any
other WORK which delicate fagers have been known
70 peri I'm.
Send call tor circular % prices and see the NeE
Family singer in operation, at cur NEW OFFICE
IN WIRES INSURANCE. BUILDING,
COLLEGE STREET.
u. w. IIICI[Y, Agent
FOR BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
FEB -i-dEWu
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Il q max u not new, bat quite wise. ami enc that
We feel We ought o. bel the pun,l- keep.
AMI that by Offering 81
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AL Of them Fsnsiy S.eisg Ms-si-sf. S. we make
no heavy Manufacture. Machines, which form so
large item the sales % other Companies. This
Machine will DO all kinds Il Family Sewing from the
snest % the coarsest fabrics, using SILK twist. cotton
or linen thread. and maEins the infer I1r-sd Elastic
Sttch-alike both sides % the fabric sewed ard
recognized avtry where s. tie most durable and
hRndsous stitch. Fy uEe n its attachments, other
stitch be Ila4ef Embroidery, Double Loop
and Single Loop stitches very easy @ zip. and
therefore but little desired.
We claim, and ,al show. that the Wheeler VII
son Is the Efissf Frrfat most durable and tgtfssf
ruunI-g lock stitch Machine ln use, and viii give
One T1out1ra DoiIlrs ior aly STANDARD Shuttle 5a-
chine that will exec. .t 10 either %. the above men
toned % nts
Having no shut q % uniertensI1n Co Oh lst, tie
simplicity oftte Wheeler Il Wilson cannot be q1es-
toned. We shall be happy % show the Wheeler &
" son % any one who WI call 40 cur newly FAR
nished Room, az A. Church Street.
We do 10; crowd the Wheeler & wilson Int your
house. tut wall be happy O. -e- sou Try enc before
purchase
Don't buy Machine before calling 10 see the
latest improved Wheeler 1 wilson Machines. Sold
the monthly in4Jalmeut plan 4. desired.
Send for Samples q work ani Cirea ara, 20
sOLoS u. ALLls, AGENT,
80 Church Street. Blr.i aztal VI.
Fob 2}-dGWG
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BOwDOIN COLLEGE.
FARM FOR SALE.

7 OFFER PoR SALE PART, OR ALL. OF
ny Real Estate, with Stock and Tools, or not, az
parties may prefer In consists Of about s75 Of
good land with two set. Of buildings For parti,u-
lars enquire Of
z. WHlTNrf,
Feb. LIST, ls72-Wtf Williston, VT.
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Medital.

This deadly and dangerous disease has long raw
aged our country reducing to hslpessness and per
haps death, many who have become affected W t1
the disease. HEART DISEASE appears to Us in
various forms, among the most common Of "hieh
We have PALPIrAT,oS, with distressed feelings IN
the region Of the heart This can be easily carsl
Then we have ESLARGExEST, in which the Heart
becomes considerably larger than in its natural
state causing cifIcrtv Of breathing. sufocation ana
various other pains and aches too difficult 20 be &C.
scribed. RHruvArrsv Of the Heart is not Of IN
common occurrence. sometimes succeeding rheumat
ic fever. but generally comes 70 uswthout warning.
The distress and e1crucatnz pains e-psrieneed
-sa be better imagined than described. We have
heard from those suffering with tho disease that no
mortal pain could exceed it.
sPAsMs. JUSTIFICATION or E0NEY formation o!
HEART. General Debility. SINKING Of the sPIRirs'
PAINS in the SIDE and CHEsT, DIZZINESS. sLuGGisH
CIRCULATION Of the BLOOD, and M0AESrARY SrcP-
PAeE Of the AcrIos o. the HEART are among the
many forms or HEART DISEASE. Por the cure Of
HEART DISEASE. We offer you DR.. GRAVES
HEART REGULATOR preparation 10 which you
can place mp ic.t co1Gisn,e as bong al that It =
represented.
Thousands testify 20 IL. curo'.
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NOTICE.

't'HE undersigned viii pay special attention.
Il during the next SIX months 70 cases where
Claim Agents have charged exhOrbitant or unlawful
fees for collecting pay, bounty, or Tor procuring
pensions, settlement Of oiaoers accounts dc
Persons having paid over $40 for such service will
DO well 70 send US statement Of their case he
name Of tbs agent 70 whom the unlawful fee uas
paid and the circumstance Of the case. No charge
will be made for this service unless We - 80 -
PEELED to bring suit; aud then, in most cases mat
are likely 70 come before Us, the o. s. e;ovsr,rs-,
assumes the prosecution.
DREW, BLISS HOLMES
Counsellors at Law. 1852 y. Street
Feb. s. wtf - -
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GENERAL ASSURANCE
'es' 'N'''eef'
A<epFeSeHtimS ihe FciiOiCiHS
rss,,ousibsc s,o.,,,,o,,o
Gommorc;.,u
GerGnaEia,
Peoples
National,
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COunseNOrS at Law,
1891 ? STREET,

Special attention given 70 cases requiring CON
gressonal action prosecutions before commissioners
or the Court Of Claims.
Boston Once at No. Pemberton Square, in
charge Of z. J. HOLMES. established for Revenue
AID Custom practice and general law practice.
J. T. DREW, HEsRr c. BLISS, z. J. HoLEEs.
Dec I6-dkEH
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For Beauty Of Polish, Saving Labor. CIes--
iiness, Durability s. cheapness, UueaI a.e-.
EfuaRE oF WORTHLESS LIMITATIONS.
names, .-t 1sse- -1g --ls - s.-l ...
ll-aH -e1 -l cl-e Fc.
ms RISING stN POLISH rs HgIE. ~ '.--. -...-.
use e. twelve .--s --eal-r."
pound 1.E-s. -lL--1-- -lll -1e .--1- 1-1
I'M Rising Sun GUHEFB rEyGI-V- --.-
ian RISING srN HL,tk lEtn tgEEIg tToE- -..H
1-4r Is a-- r4Hl.ra-g- Lass Els zines
Acne q -1- and 20 .- r-4. GEMS
MORSE Bros, Prop'rs., Cantor, Hsasz
Fsh5-tdkwI2w
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demands of Persis We can say little, however.
in this country, for we have. as we said before,
done nothing Whatever in this direction"
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Dec wy

PRICE 500. For Sale by
VINCENT / TAFT.
Darlington.
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DR.. S. J. BARBER, DENTIST,

All Dental Operations skillfally performed.
Chemically pure Nitrous Oxide Gas administered.
This considered The safest and least disA erssable
agent BY which teeth are sxtrsstsd painlssaly.
July 2-tdAuly
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SSnsuranfe.

Every one receives the Insurance paid FOR.
Rates as low as any reliable Company.
The ratio OF deaths lees than IN any other Com-
pany dong business and the policy h-ller's secu-
rity greater.
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8rr Goods .
DRESS GOODS

We advertised few days since our usual semi-
annual sale Of Dress Goods; gave our prices. viz
Is, IS and 50 cents. These goods have sold pretty
we'll nearly as well az last year, and as far as we
are able to judge our sale has proved satisfactory
to our customers We have some mors Of the same
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The Burlington Daily FREE PEzss AND TINES Of
January, 10th, says
We are glad 70 note the thriving condition OF
this company, in which many Of our citizens
have an interest There IS no reason why mnch
larger proportion Of the life Insurance OF the State
should not be cOue by cur own home companies
managei BY men whom vs. al know, and IN whose
honesty aud capacity N-rmCnters have every reason
10 feel full confidence With increased capital the
Vermont Life will now re able u co mucn larger
business"
The Burlington Dsmoe-Gi Of January, 18th says
q" This is horne company, composed Of good men
and should receive the hearty support Of our pc pie
Its rates Of insurance no sher than ether com
pauies. and knOw Il is conducted most econotni-
cally."
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AND BYE CLASSES
AFTER YEARS EXPERIEE Z
u,h these Goods the ss.sfactoa they have received
wherever usei. warrants ne DO row -uIuerc1 =
them with more confidence -la1 ever, and al o. re
fully meeting the wants o.. tie puo-i, than any
SDecfGcIcs 3 Eye Glasses
heretofore offered Siy sts;sneut .s merely a
reite-at ou of Thousands Of frst--.ass Jewellers
and OFacia-s ia tae United States, Vh7 have odd
DEAWOXD SPECTACEES.
shall -aoa have ia ms possession autograph Books
Of reliable dealers through ~ tie mon, Eno have
tested a-1 Endorsed tho uerts % these goods. The
books shall be pleased 90 shou M customers and IN
the face u sccl evidence 10 l. useless 20 cecry
Diamond Spectacles.
The term =. Diamond has 70 re,e-eaos % the
shape Of the eye glass frame, but refers 10
me merits % the lens. the neilE
minute crystal pebbles melted 70
Ee-llr, forming the -a5t pe-lect
lels c7e- inveltel-
! i-al- keep f-I STOCK both in Eye Glasses
and epcc--c-es. IN
GOLD, STEEL. RUBBER S. SHE'LL FRAMES.
VII tsks pains u at the zast dHcalt Eye.
Have had a large e1 f1r.ence 10 optical goods. and
NIKE 10 O. spoc.a-'3 oi --l cuisines
AIS, d full line fa-l the, r-cet styl,so Of spec
taeies AL Eye GLASSES Can 81 al wanting cheaper
grades, -a price and qua ts.
y Remember the pace. X
e WINGAT E's " JEW ELRT STORE,
Ne. .5i Cau-cs ST., Burlington.
sign % tas Golden Eagle
sept iy-dtwiy
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DRESS GOODS

Which we shall sell at present priceS. RENEE Der
that these are not old goods, auction lots, but
good desirable styles and fabrics Sc ected from
stock, and put at reduced price to clear them out
and stir up business.
EDWARD BARLOW
l56 Church Street.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY

Petrihe1 trees have been found in a bog at
Waterford. In two instances, oGe huge pine
stump wac found resting upon another, indicst
ing that the latter tree grew after the frs; had
fallen, the seed having been deposited On its
stump.
Mr.. Ira Smith sold bis farm at ST Johusbury,
last week, to Mr.. Lawrence for SO, 400
Colby, Gay & Blake have had drawn to their
uill IN West Concord. spruce log measuring
81 feet 10 length, 9 feet inches in diameter At
the butt, and inches in dismeier 81 the top 1t
WAS 20 inches in diameter 40 feet from the butt,
and scaled 1860 feet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-08
GRAND LODGE MEETING

The Grand Lodge Of the lads psudeut
Order Of Odd Fellows, Of Illinois, convened
In regular annual session at Darts Hall, in
this city at ten O'Clock this Tuesday, fore
noon with about four hundred mem bers 10
attendance. There are at present 4I8
working lodges in the State, but the total
number iE 499, with . membership Of 20,
96I. During the past year, 80 new subor
dinate lodges and seven new Rebekah de
gree lodges have been instituted and six
subordinate lodges revived
There ia also . separate Institution spring
ing from members of the scarlet degree
called eneampmentS, whose members are
styled pA.riArcbI. Superior to these ia the
Grand Encampment Of the State, which
body will hold its sessions at Hull's Hall in
this city on Wednesday and Thursday eve
niogs.
No business Of public interest or i'm portance
was transacted during che forenoon session.
The time was taken up in hearing the re-
ports of committees and comforting degrees
on new members. The Grand MaSrers
Grand Secrs,Ary's aud Grand Representa-
lives reports were also presented to the
lodge. At hAlf.past twelve, the lodge ad-
jOurned to meet again at two ~ Z. NJ
Among the prominent arrivals, previous
y noticed are: T. B. Needles, G. R.. q d.
NJ. CLARK, G. NJ; A. T. Sherman, G. c.;
d. D. Hatfield, G. G.; W. L.. Moore, G. H.;
W~. Edwards, Grand Chaplain; A S.
Barry q. tt ]. F. Alexander, and ]. s.
L'cknOr' P. G. Ms and G. Reps. to G. l..
U. S. and A. G. wOlfOrd, P. @. of the frat
lodge in Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-08
CITY COUNCIL.
Cry COUNCIL Room,

VIII ObINilL hOpMJ
Oct Z, 1872.
Council met in regular session at 4 o'clock
this P. NJ. Present, His Honor the Mayor
and Aldermen, Koch, Riley, COpp, Siengei'
Lloyd, Wagner and Dfaytou. Absent Alo'
| Kelly.
The minutes of the last meeting ept'
/ 2dl we're read and approved
rha Mavor ON behalf OF the committee
anno;n,ad 10 examine the furniture and tx
~. ~ the fire company, Rescue, No. 2,
wi,h a view TO purchasing it, made report
recon % ending the city to purchase said pro-
| merry ct $500. On motion of Aid. Riley
the report was adopted.
The Mayor reported that be had sold che
of The hand ire engines for $500 TO the City
Of MArshalltown, Iowa.
Aid. Wagner moved tba, the city purchase
1000 feet Of frat quality rubber hose. No
ton adopted.
Mr.. Mitchell, President Of the Water
Works Con mlssioners, read their tinal report
of the construction of the Water Works
Aid. Wagner moved that the report be &C
cepsed aud placed on file, and that 1000
copies be printed. Carried.
Aid. Wagner moved that The thanks OF
the Council are due, and they are hereby
rendered TO the Water Works Commission.
ers for the faithful, efficient aud skillful
manner in which they effected the construc-
;ion Of the Rock Island Water Works. The
motion was adopted.
Aid. Stengel moved that the Grand Lodge
of the l. 0 of o. F. now in session in this
city, be invited to visit the different parts Of
the city and Island. Carried.
| The Mayor recommended the organiza
tiUn Of hose companies, one in each WARD
and one on the sou,h side.
Aid. Koch moved that the city proceed tc
erect hose houses, one on Franklin Square
one in q central part of the 4Ih Ward and one
on the South aide at or near Toledo street
aud that the Mayor aud Committee on Fire
and Water be . committee for that purpose
Said buildings 10 be of wood 20 by so feet
and IA feet high. The motion WAS agreed
to.
Mr.. Moore, on behalf of the Water Work
Commissioners, read q report recommending
the city to build q coal house at the Water
Works. AID. Wager moved that the Fir,
and Water Committee be Instructed TO builc
said al house, aud 10 construct rsilrosC
switch from The P. 4 4. |. K. K. track t,
said coal house, if they can obtain the con
sent of property owners. Motion adopted
AID Copp moved that an order be drawn
in favor of P. l.. Mitchell for $66l for th,
house and lot east of, aud adj accent to, th,
Water Works The motion WAS agreed to
; On motion the Committee on Fire ant
Water vas authorized to purchase 20 rubbs
coats for the use Of the hose companies.
! The clerk read the following bills, whiol
were referred to the Finance Com Dittes
"ho reported them Correct and on motion
, Of Aid. Wagner the rules were suspended
the bills allowed, and orders directed to b.
{ drawn on the Treasurer for the severA
Amouufs viz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-08

At the time Of the discovery of this oon
Iinent the tobacco plant was found gro wing
not only in the South, on, far north of the
regions where it appears to be indigenous
10 England and France It is even used to
greater extent than here. while the Turk re.
CARDS it as part of bis religion to puff
away at his MAhrghili. Tobacco is pre-
pared 10 many ways for smoking, chewing
or shutting, and the best me h DDS of prepAr-
ing 1t can be seen at any time by Wishing a
hrst class Wholesale and manufacturing es-
tAblishment like that of Cnas. r. Messenger,
successor to Bronson & Messenger, Toledo,
Ohio. Wherever you may 90 in the west
this houIe in known and its brand upon
any package Of tobacco is a guarantee OF
its purity aud excellence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-08

The reports Of the officers for the month OF
August having been read by the clerk, they
were, on motion Of Aid. Copp, ordered to be
placed on file.
Petitions for the Organization Of Hose
com psnies were read, one in each of the
four wards, and on motion they were accep-
ted, and referred 10 the Chief OF the Fire de-
psrtmenf; and it was ordered that another
company be organized on the south side.
A petition sigoed by J. W. Bracket and
A Warren for Lamp post on the corner OF
Swan & Mississippi Streets was read. Aid.
Copp moved that it be referred to the com
mIttee on fire and water, which was agreed
to
petition for the division Of the lst ward
signed by about l40 persons, was read
Aid. Copp moved that it be postponed till
the next regular meeting With a view of re-
di.,riciiug the city. Carried
Tue Mayor announced that he would pro-
coed to appoint nns directors for the public
library and report the same at the next meet
ing of the Council.
On motion the City Attorney was author
lied to procure legal Assistauce in the in
junction sui, Of the Ferry Company against
the City should be deem it necessary TO Go
so.
On motion the Mayor Was instructed to
direct the City Attorney to prepare an ordi
nance to lay sidewalks on both sides OF
Orleans street from Madison east to its ter,
minus, q feet wide and Two inches thick
on both sides of Moline Avenue
from Broadway to the stables of
the Moline and Rock Island Horse
Railroad Company, of the width of five feet
four inches. AID Two inches thick and on
both sides of Second Avenue from Railroad
street to Elm street Of the same class as
those on Moline Avenue,-and that one half
the expense be paid by general taxation ana
one-half by special assessment.
Aid. Wagner moved that the City Attor-
ney take legal proceedings against the pro
performers whose lots have been declared
nuissnces and who have not complied with
the ordinances relating thereto. Motion
adopted.
The Mayor directed the Clerk to see that the
County Clerk be furnished with proper maps
and assessment lists to enable him to extend
the city taxes as required.
The p ,tition of q. r Keys ond Others
re ia,ing to streets aud sidewalks, and also
that of s. W. McMssters, on the same b.
sct, we're received and referred to the street
and alley committee.
Ga motion the Council adjourned.
john BARGE, Citv Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-08
ARSENAL MATTERS.

Yesterday Monday we we're informed
but not in time for our paper Of that eve
niLgl tina. Col Fagler had caused neE sur.
veys to be made with view OF so changing
the avenue to our bridge as to give sGtisfse'
ton to our people, and that it's junction with
the Main Avenue would be alta point some
where near tbs old railroad crossing, thus
avoiding the acute angle frat proposed
We were also Informed tina. ne stakes were
driven for this new survey. Al TIE ARGUS
ever asked or desired was something of this
sort, aud il the agitation TIE ARGUS has
caused on this subject has prod uced the
desired resalg Wa are entirely satisfied on
that point. II the point Of separation is
made near the old railroad track, and the
Avenues from that point to each bride shall
be of equal width and equally well made
there will certainly be less cause for com
plalnt-PerhApS no cause. All our people
ask ia
l. That the Avenues be so constructed as
not to compel us to go in at the back door,
or on any switch or side track. Equality Of
position with the othor side is all we ask.
Mr.. HawIeY and the Uaioa abandoned an
effort to secure this TIE Argus took Up
the contest, and if anything has been gained
to our side the people know where the
credit belongs.
2 We ask that the carriage bridge shall
be opened, Tree, to the public.
/ 3. We ask for such modification of the
pass system as shall rele it of the odium
which nov attaches TO IT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-08
NOTES. HERE AND THERE


More pleasant weather
John Sullivan, drunk and disorderly, fined
IS and coats, By Justice Chopper, this morn
ing.
The Northern Line steamer Davenport
leaves for ST. Paul in the morning, and the
Minneapolis for St. Louis.
Always examine every page of this pa
per, for you will nd reading matter on ev-
cry page which deserves attention.
A young lady named Augusta Meyer was
seriously injured by . runaway in Daven-
port on Sunday last. She was thrown from
q buggy her head striking against tree.
Attention is requested to the advertise
ment of Mr.. A. BAmberger, in the "local
column" Of this paper. His stock of goods
is attracting much attention, and his store is
visited by hundreds Of people.