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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

In numbers there Is safety. 1t was upon this
principle that the formula of Judson's MOUNTAIN
HEEB PILLS was pre- pared. DR.. JudsOn, intending
20 spend fortune in advertising his pills, submit
ted his recipe to the revision Of the most intell
gent and learned physicians Of the age, and the
suit II simple hat most ethCacious meaicine--the
JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERE Pills. They purify the
blood. remove all distractions, cleanse the skin Of
all pimples and biotches, and perfectly and
safe in their operation. The JUDsoN MOUNTAIN
HERE PILLS cure Billiousness. Female irregulari-
ties, Headache and many of the diseases arising
from impure blood and deranged digestion. Use
the JudsOns Mountain Herb Pills. and when YOU
have proved their virtue recommend them to YOUR
friends. They are both sugar coated and plain.
For sale everywhsro,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

Sometime since we wrote +, Mr. Hawiey
for q copy Of his bill authorizing a horse
railway over the government bridge, hut
No to this time have received n answer.
4 response i now unnecessary, as Con
gresham Stevens has furnished IHE
ARGUS with d COPY. which appears in that
paper of last evening Ii will he seen
that the former ILL which Mr.. Hawiey 50
faithfully promised 70 aid, has been quietly
and uncermoni usly laid on the shelf, and
Capt. Robins IN : bill substituted. Our
e1mmiserati0u Is hereby extended t. the
unfortunate corpjrat0rs named IN the
former bill Put not your trust in
Princes. Rock I3U.d jajoH, 2ah
Here Is treason fJr you, Messrs. Haw-
leyites ana Rollins mites Of the rankesJ
sort-and from Nh Hawley's postmaster,
too. Look ut the severe charges our post
naster-edit1r makes against cur high
minded Congressman whp wouldn sell a
naval cadetship-unless ne got chance.
The first Is that our postmaster editor
wrote t, Lord John tJr a copy Of the
Island railroad I'LL, but that gentleman
treated hi. request with silent contempt
and all wed Congressman Stevens ana
The ARGUS TO furnish the people with tn,
bill 10 advance Of all others-and now om
postmaster editor tells Hawley that he Cal
keep his bill and be d-ogoned to him.
Second. and worse still, our postmaster
editor charges Mr.. Hawley with havin.
faithfully promised to aid another bill
and then proving recreant to his promise
Put not your trust in Radical Cmgrcssmer
-uules- you pay better than the ferry
company does Poor Mr. IIavley Hi
postmaster charge him with snubbin.
him. ia his reluc-t-nIt even answering
De-. letter aud then charges him witt
7r. ing ia;thless to his pledged word, an,
over o. the ferry company. HI
/ 'Ira "a faithfully to aid, says tn,
L. bin proved recreant to hi
plcIr a deserted the friends h,
bal pr ....r-,i N stand by and dill exact,
what, all through the late campaign, w
told You he woull dJ--carry ont any an,
every scheme Robinson demanded Of him
II anybody was ever green enough to sup
pose that Hawlcy ever was, or would be
or could be anything but a tool for tn
ferry clique let them be undeceived now
for the EisioD gives the evidence to prov
that he is not and cannot be anything else
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26
A REMARKABLE DISCOVERY

The people are daily finding ont that
CONSTITUTION WATER
L not "a Spring Water. but Preparation by Em-
iueat Physician. Forty drops three times a
day. will cure
GRAVEL KIDNEY DISEASE DYSPEPSIA. PAL
PITATION OF THE HEART. TORPID LIVER
AND FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

Very fine stock Of goods at the Bostor
Bazaar. 23d3t
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

Tho f,,Iow;ng lows the temperature
.,. IN os oimniJHdted by thermometer, at
! The ARGts offlCE
- above zero. 1G NJ. IA above zero.
S SHS = i7F.N.s7
I'D and clustering
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

Please look ut our stock and prices be
fore you buy. BosToN Bazaar.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

Police News .-Wm Fri~boc, who was
arrested on Sunday last for malicious mis
chief ana discharged for wan; Of sufficient
evidence, was retained on another warrant,
charging him with stealing gloves and
socks from Mr. Levi during the late fire.
lie was taken before Judge Guyer and
fined So, and sentenced to ten days i'm
pris nment in the county Jail
Tom Kennedy was arrested again. to-
day, by Policeman Lyon on complaint Of
Mrs X, for being drunk and disorderly,
and is in Jail awaiting trial Lyon say.
this makes seven times he has ARRESTED
Tom, and he wants somebody else - tax,
him awhile Next
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26
Business Cards.
M. M. STURGEON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Rock Island, III. Office in Mitchell q Lyndess
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

These trains connect At Rock Island with the
trains Of the Chicago. Rock Island Pacific 4. r,
the Peoria q Rock Island K. R., the Western Union
u r. the Chicago a Southwestern r. y. and the
Davenport and St Paul r. r, At Monmouth With
Chicago Darlington X quincy ". r.. At Bushnell
with Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Y. r., at Boards.
town with Springfield Illinois southeastern X
X and at Chaplin with Toledo, Wabash Western
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

Personal Mr. Charles Plat formerly
Of THE ARGUs Office. but now Of the Inter
Ocean, in Chicago and Miss Helen Platt,
his sister, now the popular principal Of the
primary department Of the Ottawa public
schools, are at home, in thi, city, for the
holidays
Mr. C.. G. Hilton, Of THE Briggs, -
Chicago, is in town, spending the holidays
with his parents. Charlie has a good
many friends here. and all people from
this vicinity, who stop d; The Briggs.
when ia Chicago. ARE sire ,f good treat
mnnL
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

GOING NORTH. LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Express and Mail ..........s.iO 4. ". Zoo ?. NJ.
Mixed Passenger ......... .43u = ". 1000 A. NJ.
Connects 40 Rock Island with all diycrging lines
Al Fulton with the G. e y. ". r. r. for Clinton
and Omaha, west, and Chicago, east.
Al Frgcport with the l. c 4 u. G.. 4 y. W.
RR
Al Bcloit Clinton and Racine with the G. &
n ". Il. n
BrRLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNIE
sofa RAILWAY.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

\ NEAT Jon At the tire ON Saturday
night Bruuot J. Stauhagk, Of Hope Hose
co. 40. .. VIII, was holding on hose on the
stairs at the back Of Blackburn book
s5ore, was pulled down the slippery steps
ty the hose, and, in falling, received a bad
black eye, which. however, Jim Johnston
ha, painted for him equal 70 nature
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

ELECTION or OFTIcERs.-At regular
meeting of Rock Island Encampmeut NJ.
II, l. O. q F., held Dec -, 1872, the
following officers were daily elected for the
ensuing term, viz Thos A. Johnston, G.
p; Henry Burclwer, II. F.; VIM Cole,
:. W. r. 3 jerks. J. W: e. Engcl
S.rln.- 4 hIel TreA.urrr-
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II 500 10 E.v'3IS v1.1.y9ED Tor the ~
~ UNDERGROUND RAIL ROA II

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The Cumberland Table Land.

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- FOR particulars address Cumberland Table Land
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TT WILL
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loaned send for our pamphlet, illinois as a Place
ofInve.tment." Address WILSON & TONS deal
ers in Real Estate Securities and school Bonds,
Bloomington, Ill.,
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Sold by all Druggists & Dealers in Medicine
The Wheat Field OF America
IIealthIul Climate. Free Homes, Good Markets.

THE EORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
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Western Minnesota. embracing: !. The best
OF Wheat Land. ,. Excellent Timber for the Mil
the Farm and the Fire; 3. Rich Prairie pasturage
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running streams in a IIeathiGl Climate, mhere Fe-
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Grain can be shipped hence by lake to market as
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perior to Dakota Price of aud close 10 track : 90
to $500 per acre; further away - 80 TO $500. Sew
en- Y ears Credit; Warrantee Deeds; Northern
for land at sil0. No other unoccupied Lands pre-
sent such advantages TO settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March 1872
years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished from all principal points East
to purchasers of Railroad lands and to Settlers on
Government iIomesteads. Purchasers, their wives
and children carried free over the Northern Pacif
c Road Now is the time for settlers and Colonies
to get Railroad Lands and Government Home teaIs
close to the track
Send for Pamphlet containing full information
map aud cory of New Homestead Law. Address :
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL. MINI,
OR s2O BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
may20- lyeod&weow
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

and cnIverts be built in vater-t'' from oorie"S %
Easiest. -, 80 hnt1, at fhe
That receiving basin and culvert be quit ~ INC
southwest corner OF Water and Cor - r,,o
That the sidewalk on west SIDE OF L sussll,asej t,u
tween Fortyeighth and Forty-nintbsts, be Tagged i
width - -. ,o.,rerr ts,a
Second and Third-aves.. curb ana enteeI s'Vnos 'W 49,
and the sidewalks be tagged ana reIlas a o,6
That Fifth-avp from Ninetieth 10 Oue.n t I
twentiethsf.. be regulated and graded the enro ana
quit er stones set and the sidew aiks u-seu- - 10
That Forty four h-st. from Ihira lo - s''iF ~
navel with Relgian or trap-biOck pavement -.
That sivtveirhth-st from Lexington 10 Fourt W,
he and graded the curb and gutter stones sell
ana the sidewalks tagged. ,.., a.. ct- go min m.
rrbaf Jefr +ou-ave from sixty eighth 70 Sky
e. Ia yerated and graded the eurD ana gutter se"0
80 ana ne sidewalks tagged. - NJ, =,
That sxteth-st, from Ihrdave 10 the Last i.s. 80 ~
regulated and graded, tne cuID anu b"''e'
aud the sidewalks Ragged -. IA navad
THAT Corears-st, from Water 10 Oraho-s'" Vo P"'N
win Belgian or tIap-b0ck aNeinent. =, ,os ,-,,,,
That Water-st. from COreaTs 10 Eastst' w P4'eU '
Re aian or trap-OlOck pavement
Each BY the following vote: o.r.. 70,
ATirmarve-A Assistant Aldermen Foley, y Brlen, Gar
vim Robinsnn Healy Kraus, Coddngton, straek flngh
new Costello Wade, simous0n, CuInlsAy, MeDOhaiu'
Schwartz and the President-l6 49,, A.. -. a
Adjourned until Monday next 21d INST, AZ
O'Clock y. ~. JOeLfh bANAoNAi N'OA-'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
pASsENGERS ARRIEED.

FROM LTvERPOOL-a steamship Ciy Of Hoa,re1L July a
lanes Watt Richard Williamson. Miss A. Bayl H. DAVIDSON Ass
Oppeuhem and wife j. = Niaeeni NJ
Vuceu Jas Judge John ". Pole. Rev z Burton gsrie n n
Sears r Nordnger J. J. Higgins, J. j. Borari NJ Mlns W y
Rhodes Mr. Cameron Evans, M HaEkus MI Tam . j.
strong Vorwen Wm Mccartney, W L harhury NJ roFc anl
vie ctfrsp and servants H. II. N0rhiugton " - H. James
Aiams n Rdier Rogers, Mss Jane st Mss Ju-a ntoi
a. WISE ana servant G. Ca Mar Mareeks Mrs UeAson MIS-
Dickson W Blauvclt a. Nos, NJ hay j. oAe4l l.. Na"e'
Bscon G. Wagner. ,,e u..Ati.,
Jb9 NJ stebbus Mr Walker Clarence Bootn Mrs iAIi1
p-Dcs u Zani Reid, Ms Diver Miss b. DiveT ms -
Evans Niss Aaue Evans " Dmpfe Mrs Ann Psyn Arthur
SVupg NJ and Mrs Gilbert hr Thomas Nelson, Mrs Jane sh
,11 t N Cus.sve Umau NJ sBd M Alexander sndt george
Me, Mrs E. Gtlner7, NJ ana Mra o. Iagnoni W. "As MAJ
IN Eurgerst. Mrs. u. WalmeT and iulant =. =,
FPOM Ia steamship Sda hdlrddcT, JuT III
sfr snd Ffs b. Davenport. r. e. Taumln, g. B. Iupre Se ana
ea,gbt4 ID Bolt r. j. Clien. p kariY, ; X Jacnes
Miss b. Elliott Miss w. Garter, Ms Ponsk MT W A LAT
T1r Ms q Zoler vs.. Blew oni wife Mr. A. j. Iise J. rrs
Arru " Evans J. d. Newman. " A. Ill., G Carroll Capt > J.
Vrbtese es NJ H. WLteaies. Mrs Nhegies p fosset aiA
B.1uet Miss NJ Mr. Dewitt, wife a1d Two ehuren
Mis- Cs-rol Mr. n. J. Mursr Miss Dewitt Nillam D9pgus
r. sherman T. Bremen aad serya1t MIS- FAisnSIs' "
anl Children z sni ehren D Flanders ana vie ~
VIII s and hreH, r G. y SWIM Nm Peck Mss feeS Ais
Sursrn and ciliren Thos wife ho stone n n
sgTseae Miss Sprsgu " H. Schrm D. r kenney Mss NJ h-ns
M Mr Scion s Lenonran Miss n A. Al en- A. SsRig'T ~ ~
Al.koui t. sad e rs9, Blrasy lev = ~ ~ a al
nan W Welcb Mis- n. J. shields hrs j. Il-n r " BuTi
NJ Bar D. L Hubbard AID servant C. Doten bal.i1s1 J. "
Krigh Greendeh B. r. D0tsn C. Hamilton Mss A1- hH "a
gau, M.ss l. F-s1n, ASs Ae41oeg' l. LeonAIl
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17

, =. ,ho .or,,rc,ceroepto OF the rebellion. In that
section evidently the we-rememDerea re1ei yen " "
be the battle-cry Of the eampagh'
The Ahrued Chief which the Grant organs
propoupced dead. seems 10 be pretty vigorous eore
.,,batie manner In which it ndorses the LIB
49, -',t e,oorsrs OF the acton at Baltimore il saws
s. .bis time hencefOrth Liberal Republicans anu
r,eincrrafs true avs loyal % the Unien ana tle
~ i{ie forlettug the disputes and mssenslols "a
Se nnharpv past having one common polilcai "a, a. ~
80. s,, n one common grCund Of natio onallty p, ohSo
s.an,ie s,lid aud eudurng ioining hand with hand
ktine forwa-d hopefully the future, VIII oeaI alol
fhe banner Of reform, upon which are 1seIlDe - sr IN
potical ofIeuses-AH rights 20 ali meh' ietaIuless VI
race. color, OF creed "
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
wFDKKsDAY. JULr u


N, ,- r,,oDs VIA Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Sersds sif 1850 Supplementary Man on Pier No ~ n
n eo~. .mpm Steamship sails az l.J0 o ~ . 49,
ian l aeposi Supplementary NAL must be prepAa VIII
double
A Iirus1au Closed Nal : sent hv this line.
THURSDAY. JULT r.
and Hafuhurz steam
shB VsadaHa lose Supplementary Mail from oot of
Tnird A. Hoboken closed al Steamship sails at n IRON
f,o- OF Third i-st. Hohokeu a.,
m ters aepoaea IN Supplementary Mails muss be prepaid With
double POSTAGE a.. o-.. ,..-
mis- o Havana md the West Indies steamship Crescent CITY
close p Supplementary Nal On fleT No n H. Is eosea "
2.5l D. m Steamship sls a. D. IA.
Ms Bernuis steamship San Francisco, close a. II
m Steamship sails AZ l2 Nj, from Per No sS n X
FRIDAY. JULY 10
Mail far Halifax closed the Newfork Post once every
THURSDAY oclock Steamship Sas uom FoTlA4 He Oh
FudaY. D. N.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
SBIPPLYG INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OP EEV- YORK. 80. .................-JuII ID
s..,., y.,,., r, Fori1d liverpool wlrus GuOa.
steensnr Scotia iBr Lot. Liveraool Ch.& g. Fnnstl.n
Si.srs5p Britannia lrl. Greg Gasgow Henderson brs 81,
S,eaHsnr Neuess Ger bremen Southampton Oei
Stos, Ts,et,c,or Jones Wilmington Lorari Steamship Co.
stsans-1 yanoke Couc- cnozs' City Pa AID NORFOLK o
D2-al sssL5 s4sl Booi-ooI PHILADELPHIA Lorld seaa,lP
Steamship Fannie Fenon Philadelphia IoIart Steamship Co
Siesm-lip Faut4 Dolue Phaapia Lorill1rl siGsh 20
s,ela.l8 sl 1i'5c1s II ~ l * al-eS Boston H. r Dmoe.
shp HsiiPsto9 l8rl H.I', A1fS , .'S s.aessT : Co.
Bar 0rean JJivf) G5raes Bremen. unAart
go FIlWy y.-r..-~ Ar.0i.
Ears Vs. 4 Anderson B-ard- Havana, lanes r. Ward Co
H @ Yt1e C,rer5a Dr. Grlhsm n s. Brett soa %.
Br. Maggie "n-Et sA1sl % A-ii a - -i @ n trli,5v Co.
b. Imerisaa Mon collins Ial-4a, Caba, AJe AS0O
ssEr Sssss iBl1 Andrews. 81 IohH. y B.
S--- r J. Frlr,rT Plan Psra.
sea- Eo-a " r. Fs.. Sfse F'9ei soles'7 v sas 4oa
SEN. a. J. Dyer Barker saem-.
s,bip Denmark Br) sumner o. via Havre July
steamship Cy p, Aolirea btl Ae1rey' L,eIPOol July U'
seauap Gen. ETaas. Havana July 10 with Hase and
',. s.B 70 saa sraof Xelsn. Savannah, WITH ndss and
PAS ,s 70 Es.t % y II iarson Alsoa Bay Na with bides k
BE josie Mildred Of camaea, Mel CHM CsFdeHAs days in
'-I1 E11E yevYorl e1b, Ma..nras t'y, Win sugar
Bak Valentine l,pau. Mari, Porto lco 90 laFs IN ballast
BaTI Morning sr @ Turks a-a Waasa' ST. J'so ia Guam
coffee, &c
T7ig Lizzie Ntfo.en. Dow Gov Bs7 ~ dsrE win coal
se- susan Wngat Mount GeOrsetOva s. - days. with naval
q,
"a sebr g H. g-ton shaesfori St Mas Geo days with lumber
Lugano oi M-oi, Ste, Windsor n 6, = aays' VIII
plaster ~ -, -, o, ,
sugar
Yacht Dsuniless Lyons CoWes jane l3
sCHoOsERs-aITEA AND
Rs1uimaur Dqht0u. Coruela Fsl RIVER.
FOautsln, Fail hveI Aa4llr, Bro0kAavel.
CITY. Providence. lda, Taunton.
Lucr Hsl Westerly. Onward, Nantucket
J. r. smith New -Belor1 LamEtine W srehsm.
L. o. DenuiA g. " Whistler Bosi0n
Henry Cote. Justice, harrazansett Pier
Ale.e Felicia Norwich Fannie A. r0Okl, SautuckeL
John Lancaster, Providence IA buchanan, De1J, CT
SAILED.
Steamships Nemes for Bremen Benefctor 0r Wilmington Wy
auuke for Richmond. Ship American mon, for London.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
JulY l6Arved steamship sanaua Br from Liverpool
WIH Kenaed BALTIMORE org Anoso from IaILs Island
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEErOwy July l6Ths White Line steamship Baltic Ken
fr0mN touched this
steamship AbyEsniA Hams from heS YORK J
proeled
july l6Ihe Anchor Line steamship IrnArra Thomson,
from NeElOr Juy arrived this to-day route 20 glasgow
July l6-The bGrk El5s Petersen, from New Ior
arrived this port
Tor Latest snip Secs see rim Page.l
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
nrcIsIONS-.IrLY Is.

Suprezne C0art-ChGmbTs by JndRe Ina1t.- I-
aLafotou fr inJ 1ncon lenel eAe ~
i,,pror 1,so 10 costs Got-steger agI
de.,el. =luc -, T ono
C~,lsa0n Pieas-sDecdi Term BY Judge LarreInoIe.
art Taror-A fdaTit OF panud attorney hot '-e
- II, of ,-rr .es 10. haes ~ ard = 5ius' ~
H,s-ulvo-ce a1se. custody ol caad AWARDED 20 palh
= IL Ne r1eu quesrol of residence is one OF soue
mo fb rapfs toe apphcaaon mast Pc lellea Slut
&C. sfbog costs he matter Of tne appheauon oi ililolu'
r of ~u.rl.l he defect conl lLel oi Is an ~ t
orlr ruf nav aalavt meeting the requirement. o IA
U,i,r Motion tlifsel
rsrfFs stt1raev Ellis ag. M0usgnar.-Aoton aeAieu
A. I~mlr-Den6ants fer big Of parncuas 4etlel Coy
80 one al Bll.rM Motion denied after argluelt NllVs
de- perterou ar L-nen-Mot1n Rrsnted Dune tst f'-
Qrer dcrtne aasmeui O. ssushed and caaetea OF FeL
Saneyi0r C0uyt-SpeciGi Ie1m-By Judge Ffeeu-
-pu AT Tuiiu sReference granted Ln1elneer AT
Granted. al. hseY-Orief
Veif-- -. Msti.eaz- Gle hssong agt har-'le
sn-t,s rrrisb ag Schal e. aL-Orler ganeu iisn
az Il nm % al Two orders Esnet Casey az CooAt
complaint Bsaede, IT, The 0u1ia FechA AID AaoDe
HAauastaung Oo-Ecier-soe granted
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
TIE COCRIS.
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

Thomas Oencon was charged at Jefferson Market
vsrrr with rgoay entering the s'ore q d. se@lAn a. 40
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In the Yorkvile Police Court, yesterday, J9iu 80 ,i
Dwv.r ~ fr.d tcaring c1ai cf 0aeer har
Twentv freclnc'... Hugh OEeurA vas i"oAe1 ~ |
Asrse ana vsgos belonging % Janes finnerg
7, +bc Ccr+ of Snccial sessions yesterday. judges
Seo Haran Lcsith presiding, JOIN @ 1 ~ B,on-b -
OFce~ 80 Id Msre sa the feuitentiri ioI x
49, Isce.s assautuz snua3 Ber. y, ts01 s .ss r.
49, Rge~ tror ~ slas the street hnel - III -.
- rs 5f shoes IRON Caroline Wagssi No - "a'ei
Psoi.easarr mel morik.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-17
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called a. 70
. p,i-e r-+ Fsrls- SAT- sgt Morure.
b.. ID we e-terTclt AcEe~
vyti..r Dock the Board Of Ap
N p----- ~ G-e.n -rrt.8er port oHnert and Ault
Brrce Kechan 90 OF. CO. lunoiy asI SAME
q. Nerers hlailr- ihl.+u-li 44I o-Il,
as p. ~ ..t ks .t nd i7e.. Whlunore sgt Bond.
81. Do re Moses Aaron. deceased ,.- A..
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