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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

CundurangO Bitlers for sale A.shs Harper
House Drag Store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

Go to John Bsugs,on's tor COu,titutiOnsl
CHtarrh Remedy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

Call for MAsta's Balssm, the best and
most reliable preparation 10 the market
For sAle BY Benny a Smith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

Always examine every page Of this pa
per, for you will End reading matter on ev-
cry page which deserves attention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
R0sadalis for Diseases Peculiar 20
Females.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, April ?, 1869.
Gentlemen II desire to call our attention to
the case Of Mrs HatIon. You will remember
that last summer l consulted you in regard to
her diseaSe-that of Falling OF the WOMB or q
similar affection, of which women of all classes
suffer so much. procured tive bottles Of
hosadAiIs, which, with few more bottles, am
happy to say, have had the most beneficial and
gr' tifying effect.
You a'e At ioerty to refer to me, and use Mrs
Hatton's name, if you so desire, in making
known the merits OF you valuable preparation
Hosadslis. In conclusion, aeespt the thanks of
Mrs H., and compliments Of
Yours truly, +. c. HAT'ON,
Register [. s. Land Ofise
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

We have the best flannel in plain. checked
and striped. MAY BRo,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

THE WEATHER.-rhe following is the
record Of temperature as indicated in the
shade on the north side Of The ARGus
OFFICE, to-day:
AM'............4oe IAN ..,.........sse
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
FOR MOrH PATCHES, FRECKLES

A ND TAN, USE PERRY's MOTH AID
\ FRECKLE LOTION.
1t Is reliable and harmless. 1t is 20 cure all
or panacea, but is intended to remove only
Brown Dissertations, by neutralisiug the Iron
in the layers of the skin, which induces them.
Prepared only by DIR. B. G. Perry, Dermatol-
ogist. ~ Bond street, New York. Sold by
Druggists sverywh sp4du6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

A large stock Of hosiery, underwear and
nuolas Juai received at MAY BRoa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
Economical. Reliable, the Best,

Ladies ThompSon's glove fitting cUrsesI
are sold at MAY Bros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

For the largest stock in embroidsries, lace,
lace collars aud handkerchief, call on Us.
MAY BRos,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
FEVER & ACUE.

FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs
cele brated In nervous and other facilitating dis
eases, is now being used with complete eaecess Gu
ring Chill Fever after the failure OF known rem
pies of soda and rheubarb teqaal parts mixed Ii d
wine glass full of cold water sou precede the as
of the Syrup.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
RruAMsExPs.

OCEANIC. CELTIC. REPUBLIC BALTIC
L ATLANTIC. ADBIATIC. GkRMAkIC.
BRITANIC.
Sailing from New York on SATURDAYS,
from Liverpool on THURSDAYS, and Cork
Harbor each way. From the White Star Dock,
PAvsnta Ferry, Jersey City.
Passenger accom- N 0dAtiOns for all elAsiss) IN
TiValed, combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons, state rooms, smoking room, and
bathrooms in nidship section, where least mo
ti0n Ia felt Surgeons And stsuArdssssb accom-
pAny Ties. steamers
RATES-SAoon. $50 god. Storage, $40
surrensy, 10 Lonisn, Liverpool, Glasgow. Lon
dOndsrrv, aud Bristol. Those wishing 10 send
Tor friends from the Old Country can now OBJ
tain Storage pre- paid certificates, Sg3 currency
PassSngerI booked TO or from all parts Of
America, to Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden,
India Australia. China, etc.
Drafts from 81 upwards.
For Inspection Of plans aud other informat en-
apply At the Company Ofhes, No 10 Broad way
New ork. J. u. SPARKS. Agent.
Or to General Western ofBes, 95 south Market
street., ohisago.
ALFRED LAsBRGRTN, Aga.
Agents In Rock Island Joss BEsasroN, Drug
gii', ". N. JAEvIs, stSAmsOat AEt. dWly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17

FOUSD.-A pocket book containing some
papers of value to the owner Call at Il 10
of1ca
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
PnoRIAARocK rsLANpR-R-

PEORIA ROCK ISLAND RR.
SOCK BLAND TO pEoRIA.
Leave. Arrive
EHprsII T.OOAm. O:I5p.u.
CihsinnAi Express, l;2Op.m. ll:35 a. n
SA,H SEGA IILAHD 10 eOAL VALET.
Leave. Arrive
Rock Island sIoam ll'lsaa
l;20Pn 4:4b u
T No. Mall leaving here At LIS makes close
ssnnsctioa at Peoria With the l. u I W. for ali
points east and south,
throagh coach for Chicago Ia AttAshsS a,
the Express leaving here at 7.7OAu.
BUALIhGToH, CEDAR RAPID urSup
sofa T., &.
P-assu gers leaving Roc t.l.,
on the Q. R.L4P.rSs lhAnd a. o'4s a. ..
throurh a a.,T. "A, make close connections
aud 20 K.oSgL sIon ARRIVING there al l2S0)
pAs,spg.,, .. Also by leaving Vn same train,
ioos, a. san connect At Grsnsll for Osk-
shaI, a EddyVillS, to the South and for Mar
> own, AsIT.n, Mimi and st. Paul to the
.Jrth.
soUFHwEsTRRE ROAD.
PA,ssu gers leaving ROsk Island on the O. &.
I. a p. road u S.45 p. m. 90 directly through to
LeAvsnWorth, Kansas, arriving there at IL .. IN,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
Great Sale of prv Goods At Auetion

| will sell my entire stock Of goods at
auction, beginning Friday, Oct. 4th. All
persons indebted to me will please call and
settle Immediately. 81. Il MAYO.
2dtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-17
CITY BULLETIN.

cHIoAeo, ROCK IsLANp PACIFIC n. =.
Trains leave Rock ISland--aorss sAsT.
DAy Express and Mail, S;l5 - IN.
soss lllAad AssOnmOdAtisn, 400 p. N.
Nghl RGPrsss, 1Ois0 y. m.
Day Express and Mail, e:4ban.
Night kxprssl, 6i4B ,. n
Rsok IslAad Accommodation.
=. Bursau Janstion. Leaves BareAa Janstion.
s.o0P.m. o.S0 .. On.
The Day AHprsss and Mall leaving here Al
els q. N, s0nhSsts 81 BarsAa Junstisa At 1915
.. N, for PsoriA
Tue Nigat hiPrsss leaving here at 1899 D. m.
sonnestn al bsrsAa al l;S0 D, N for Peoria
TAsfKRA uHIoH R.k.
aoISs oRru Lu4x. ..,u,
bxprsis a Nail, s.9O.- soO
LISA Passenger, 4,2O ,. n. 1910 an
SoaaSsts With all roads Tor the east aud vest.
AOokFORD, n. ISLAND q ST. LOUIS r. n.
Leave r. l. for Ar. from
Chicago. Chicago
1ad hxpross..... ......6;lO 4. N. 7:45 A. A.
Aal .....,...,s.,..... ....7;0O A. N B;50P M
Leave R I. for Ar from
% Louis. 81 Louis
East EHprssi.....- .....7:0O y. N. sac y. Al.
AAiI'.'..''.''..... A. NJ. 9.l5Ph|
= Thsss trains sonnet At Rock Island with the
IAla' en- the Chicago, Rock leland 4 Pacific n
~ the PeorlA a kook Island X X, the western
union 4; the OhicsgO 4 SouthWsstsrn X
tho Davenport n 81 Paul X n. At Mosmoath
VIA the lineage, Burliuston a Quincy X X, a.
bashnsll with fOlsdo, Peoria a WAFsaW X X; |
a. BsArdstown With Springfield Illinois south
eAstsrn n X; and 81 ChaPrn With TOieto, Wabash |
a Western Mr.
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go s-
THE WEATHER.

war DkfAhThkhT,Og tee Chtef Si9nAt Odcsy,l
WAsaIEeToN, d. O., Dec. 9, 1871, ii Am
SYNOPSIS FOB FAST TwRNTY-PoUR HoURs-
1he barometer has risen very rapidly in the
northwest, with northwesterly winds, clearing
and clear weather, and intense cold now extend.
ing eastward and southwark to Arkansas and
Tennessee and also over the lower lake region
In the gulf and south Atlantic states, south
westerly to northwesterly winds, generally clear
weather and lower temperature, with rapidly
increasing pressuree, now prevail. Along the
lower lakes and at the Canadian stations south
westerly TO northwesterly winds, cloudy wea-
ther, snow, falling thermometers, and generally
increasing pressures. In the middle and eastern
states cloudy weather, except in Virginia,
westerly TO northerly winds, lower temperatures
and low but rising barometers.
fRoBABILIrIBs-Fort the entire country fir ON
Dakota to Indian territory and thence east ward
10 Michigan and the Alleg hanies, high barorle-
tiers, low temperatures, clearing and generally
clear weather, with northerly to westerly Winds
For the gulf and south Atlantic states nOrtherly
10 westerly winds, clear, cold weather and
rising barometers. For the lower lake region
and Canada, westerly to northerly winds oc.a-
sionai hight snow, clearing weather this evening
and low temperatures. For the middle and
eastern states and New England northerly to
westerly winds, occasional light snow north of
Maryland, but clearing and clear weather this
afternoon, with low temperatures and high
pressures. Warning signals continue at Duluth
Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven. Detroit
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Rochester, and
OswegO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

The FrssElaR's Journal (CathOlic) seems DIS
posed to accept the election OF General Grant
for third and even fourth term, provided he
satisfies the conditions OF administering, fairly
ana imPaTtially, the powers OF his great office,
without yielding to any narrow and therefore
dying ideas of preference for persons or tor
cAqUeS that nay claim 10 own him. "He has >
continues The Journal, "the freest field ever any
man IN his position has had. All the old polticsI
PARTIES are dissolved. But the principles that
used TO distinguish the democratic party are not
dissolved. lie that knows how to preserve them
will be the leader of the future"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09
00v0fnn ent Decurftfes
Jay Cooke q Co. furnish the following TO-DAY:



BALTIMORE, Dec. s-yirsinIa SKIES, CONSOLE,
dated So do. registered 49s West virginiss, I5Y
bid to- day
BALTIMORE. Dec Cotton quiet and steady: low
misdlinRf, Eiial81S. Flour very quiet and frmer
hut not quotsbly higher; Howard street, supsrhne
IS 25sS6. 50: do. extra, o. sass; do family
IS 5oaS tOi City Mills supernne, S5.25a IS 50; do
extra. 8! 9a 50; do. family, S95sSl2; western
superhn-. S5.2sS6; do extra. SO 75aS3; do
fsmiiy, Ss.ZsSe 90 Wheat active; " hite choice
s2lo: far to Or me do 81 S. S9.o5; choice amber
20aS2 40. goOo 10 primo red, 81 9OaS2: com
mon to fair do, 81 65sS IS: red western an sOs
CLIO; anter western, Sl.75aSl IS. Corn Il I'M
Tor southern; hite southern. sA63; yellow south
err. $3.50: NJ, ed western dull. 6l1f bid 81 askei
CATS hTm 5 u herr 4Sweslern nix 45al6; 10 w
iIs4S hYe quiet, S0a9e. Hay frmer and ia good
q. msnd; western, SSosSS5 Pennsylvania SIS.
PToyisis ms dull. mes. pork ~. Bulk meat
dqll-shoulders, Al; rib sides, 51[s54; clear rib
msnd; 81 ouiders 5ssa6i nib sides, sag; clear rib
western butfer hrnij stock scarce; choice roll, 30
NEW YoRs, Dec. 9-Stocks steady. GsId firm
Is. Money FIRM, l-S2 TO l6 per cent per day. Ex-
change, long 81 short. 10. Governments duh AID
steady. Virgins 6's, As. new 81 =.
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Flour dull Wheat firm
Corn quiet.
LONDON, Dec. ., II q m -OonsoIs opened at Of;
s92ts for money. and 9lst tor account. Bonds Of
lSe5, old slaI; lS67, 9Ts 49, 0s, $50 S. $50
s.ie, i21a,
,FBANxFoRr, Dec s-Bonds, a51i, for the issue of
Pans, Dec. 9.-Rentes opened at So franc. 81
confines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09
Holiday Goods.

Now Is the time for dealers in all classes of
holiday goods to advertise their wares. The
larges. and best purchasers almost Invariably
make their selections early in the season while
stocks are full and varied. and before the rush
customers has set in. Those who are the first
TO make known to the public the attractions
they propose TO hold out are therefore sure
to reap the richest harvest. We need hardly
add, that TO do this thoroughly the columns
OF The STAR should be used. AS an advertising
medium it is concededly worth all the other
papers in the city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

The action OF the Minnesota state republic an
ASSOCIATION on Saturday evening last, in rela-
ton to the inaugural ceremonies, stands out in
satisfactory contrast with the childshness dis
played by some other state organizations
because they were not first consulted by the
District citizens committee. There has been
great deal Of Wanting Of pre-eminent patriot
ism, good deaf Of talk about precedence, &C.,
and II has been sOberly asserted that citizens of
the District ought to take back seats in the
celebration because they did not even vote at
the last Presidential election The Minnesota
association take a sensible and manly view of
the matter. They say virtually to the District
authorities: 1--WE are rejOiced to see YOU
making preparations for brilliant celebration;
20 ahead; We will cheerfully DO ali in our power
TO aid you"
As has heretofore been the custom, prominent
citizens Of Washington took the initiative in
setting the work in motion, AID Ii is pretty
certain that not much would have been effected
had they not done 50. twas of course not the
intention 10 ignore or slight any one, especially
republican state organizations in our midst and
all were to be invited 10 participate. The CON-
mittee desired, and still desire, to act harmo-
niOusly with individuals and organizations, and
it Will not re their fault if anything occurs to
detract from the prominent and honorable part
they would Ike residents OF the District OF
Columbia to take in the Inauguration cere-
monies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

/" The New York woman's Suffrage Society,",
met on Friday last and listened to the report OF
the corresponding secretary, who, acting upon
the slight encouragement held out in the Phils-
delphia republican platform, has been engaged
for several weeks past in writing to republican
Representatives and Senators. The report
showed that while large number OF replies
had been received, but few were favorable and
expressed themselves in favor of the Sixteenth
Amendment. This would seem to be somewhat
dscoursging, although the report OF the meet
ing says the statement was extre mely gratify-
ing - the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

The public viii sgree with Mr.. Edward S
Stokes, charged with the murder OF Col Jim
Fisk about year ago, when he says "If 1 am
guilty, the laws should be indicated, and If
innocent, this long delay is infamous" There
are now in the Tombs in New York over q
dozen persons who have been convicted of
murder and sentenced to be hung. Some OF
them have been there five years, and during
this time the law has been evadsd on various
pretexts. "The laws delay is probably better
Illustrated in New York than in any other city
the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

Apparently President Theirs will be able to
] zen Up q temporary peace with the Assembly,
Olt there are threatening demands through the
S-Hntry part Of France for dissolution OF the
d" --emb'y, and it is doubtful now, such head
Wy mas this movement made, IL either activity
=" 'lSiness or confidence in the administration
CT be restored short Of a new election By the
I. vIle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

y slight foretsste Of the "era of good ceiling"
We read about, is afforded in the quite general
approval given to the bill introduced by Mr..
Dawes passed by the House t. Abolish the
eHdees OF assessors an tneir assistants, and
transfer their duties 10 the collectors.
We car tell Congress how they can make a
stli greater bid for public approval, "w ithout
distinction Of party" and that is by abolishing
me whole swarm of internal revenue OIL GERS
collectors and all. The spolsnen might not
Ike It, but eveTybody else would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09
DRY GOODS.

ROGAN & WELIE,
ID lois and 1920 Tth street northwest
sTQkE STOCK sd TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY
IhES- LOODS, IN great ABUNDANCE. The ueE
clCth shades IN S6tues Erp press Clot hs sshneres
seIges Epingllnes, &c. choice stock OF rich PIais
hOl hhIhG and BLACK GOODS. III Jashnle-es
Drsp Ete, McrinOes, Bomb azines, Cretoputs be-
ialnes, AlPaces. MOhairs, &C, sc.
BLASh SILKS, unsur passed IN qnaiitv for the
prices, viz; 81 s, 81 50, al IS. 80. 81 81 and IS
shawl-, Blankets, Fisnnels, CAssimgres, Cloths,
NelNeteeIs, Table Linens, She tinRs, &c
stsTprOof CLOAklkGS. = = cents to So
Ballardy ale ELANk Els. all uuRbers
- Vi ne pessorestls keliahle PAftarn.. DIR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

Mr. FToude has abandoned his course OF lee
'.ies On the relations of England and Ireland,
o. consequence of the ''intenss feeling which
&c controversy excited" He gives lectures,
l.tWeyeT, on other subjects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

HYMNAL FOR THE PROTE SLANT EPlSco
H PAL CAIR
with music, by Rev ChAs n. Hat a1I white
ley, aiUl assO. time H. n various % hind az
PBAYEK BOOKS, al les aud szes.
BIBLES, Fsmi'v a-d Pocket. 81 4. lee ana mica.
NJ Cwl direct importation.
WM. BALLASTYNE,
det n s2O 1ta stre.t nea-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

The New York Herald rather aptlv denomi-
nates the antics played by the partizan gangs in
louisiana as ''the demon dance of the olundsr-
ers.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09
NOOD NEWS FOR The LADIES.
MEssRs. wOLFORD d sHILnERG

"bsShS. "OItohD a sHIIBERfs
Announce that thoy have made = reduction in the
prices Of their entire stock Of DBH GOODS, and
invite the especial attention Of the Lades of Wash.
iugton 70 the really attractive stock of Goods now
offered by them, especially suited for tie Holiday
season. The stock comprises
Plain and Figured Poplins, 25c % Soc
Nolored Aipscas, good shades, At &c.
tolOred pouble-width MOheirs, Sl,c to5Oc
Best Empress Cloths, all shades, 6Uc. tO5s,
Good Black Dress Silks, 81 As 20 Sl75.
Good Oolored Dress silks, SlG5S % 81
Heavy Rep Poplins, 81 20 81 IS.
eatines In new shades, 75c.
CHEAT SPECIALITY IN BLACK ALPACA5
ranging from 2Jc. 10 6l1sc.
full line o. Black Goods Of all classes, such as
bOnoazine, Tammse, French Merino, BiArrtz,
Grape De Paris, Cashmere.
Black and cold Felyeteens; Flannels; Waterproof
Sioth OF al colors; Cassimeresi White Corduroy,
Pushes, &c, &c.
A large assortment OF Ottoman aud Brochs
shsvls, Blankets, and full line of DOmestics.
Ready made Water proof Cloaks.
In oonnecrson with sboys-Rsmed Goods are also
kept large variety Of
NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS,
and other Goods teo numerous 10 mention.
Purchasers desiring 20 economic should not FAIL
to call.
Th1expense is but Ave cents from the most distant
part Of the city.
- RKMEMBKR
The Arcade,
No. 42J SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
poyS0-tr Between and =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

The New York merchants anticipate another
lookup" OF money by the stock gamblers, and
have called meeting for TO- day to devise means
by which II may be prevented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09

NJ SHE pEyIL-His Origin, his Prineval
ssT uls;ory, tis Subsequent Fall, Present Work
- L SAl " and fIaal poom''-subirct of X DEK
fLASG, st City Hall. THIS EVENING" onnortn
hIy Tor QUESTIONS. Seats Tree. IL
III FkksIsAL seAviC Es CONTINUED THIS
4S HkAk at - b street Methodi-t Prote.fa,t
SASreh, letwsen ana y Prszshisa By Raw Drs
b&Iss and pKssTzR, Of Baltimore. Pub ic in.
NJ h, OF P;.The Gene--,I 0c,7;oif,e Of IA.
a falSirsors, ae AL meat q eolisn Lodge,
m al meeting o. snk.giying day. I'll have 9
10. 90 Graz IUEsUAY RyENISG, Dectm5er
Al th- lodge b all. corner sth and D strests.
nsr-Sers are earps'tI5 ss9n css;l % %
T. xAEoHE, Secretary. Il:
"s sPlCIAL MEE1lNG on fHE WEsf
NY END CATHOLIC HtBE9NIAN BESE
IlCIAI SOCIETY will be held THIS Monday
lNENISG. Sth inst. at SD O'Clock. NJ wilson
Ps corner Of PeBnsy yaaie and ID street.
10 take suitable action In to she lsmsntsi
Ct MI
"hAhAoEf. k SuI ndqiHi AssocIArI0N.
III --teuth monthly NEE ting Of this association
viii II - W il-ons n all: Sorner l9th street and
PEN ufa avenue, on WEpNE5DAr EyE-
ME- g. Fto.niber II, 1s7s, at oflock Future
mon;i b ueetings win be held ct the same place,
es-:s ~ ". b. wEIzEL. s.cre..ry.
|" G r AND.F h
0S For the Benefit Of
ST. FfyCENTS ORPHAN ASYL IN
ODD WILLOWS HALL, p
d4lst DEC. % TO pEO. l4ra. INST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09
GRAND FAIR,
n-n-

n GRAND FAIR.
AS The Fair of LIBERTY LODGE M
Knights OF Pythiss, will continue during the pres,
ebt week a. Nbitbsft's Hall, on b street near M
corner OF % street a com plets OUtis Of Amor
Tor working the Plu oman third rank, vi | be pre-
serted 10 the Lodge Of h. Of P. receiving the hgh
est huHbeI OF woes do q
IRepublcsn COPY
hFPUBLIC sCROOLS-TEAC HERS7 INs'TI.
W. TUTE.-Ihe teachers Of the pub ic scho Ia
are r. quftted 10 close the schools on TUESDAY
the loth inst AZ II clock m. and 70 NEST in the
Hail OF the +! hersOn Building at o'clock for the
purpose Ot holding a essi0n of the Institute Ths
Hon. II. q NORIHROP will deliver a lecture,
By order OF the Committee on Teachers Institute
j. ORMOND WILSON q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09
Mr CoIfax and the Tribune

Within day OF two there have been conflict
ing reports 70 the effect thst Mr.. Colfax is and il
not 10 be the editor OF the New York Tribune.
The state Of the case We judge to be about this:
II is understood here by Mr.. Colfax's most init
mate friends that he had made arrangements 70
go into business at South Bend after the fourth
of March, but that since Mr.. Greeley's death
some Of the stockholders of the Tribune have
had conferences with Mr.. C. upon the subject OF
his taking the editorshiP OF that paper, but that
Is yet, no definite conclusions have been reached
on either side.
OF course the idea in placing Mr.. Colfax at the
helm would be TO return the Tribune to its old
republican moorings, and to its position in the
confidence and affections of the republican
party. This course would probably be in con-
sonance with the business interests and the
political predictions of the stockholders, who,
though taking the fatal liberal shoot In LOYALTY
to their late Chief, doubtless, like Mr.. Schurz,
feel Inclined to make stand short of democracy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-09
POSITIVE FACTS!

wHENr NOW rs The TTKE, NOW!
NOW. DON'T PUTT OPT.
oSS e sgzES sosS& zsR VASE Sc
WHERE. At liable BROS, on the
corner Of 9Th and ID streets, the
most extensive house in the city.
WHO- You and your Boy, and all the
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marvellous low prices.
WHAT: DRESS SUITS of the most ex-
SIS, Srits for SD, Suits for SIS,
and Suits 10 suit everybody.
WHY. Because you can buy the Best;
because you can bur the Cheap
with.
THAT'S THE REASON WHY!
FL ~ BILE d r O T Err 3
Mer chant Tailors
Fashionable CIothiers,
N. W. CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS.
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