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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

MT BARGAINS IN POPLINS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES
ALSO,
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS. NAPKINS, ... -....,.-.-..
.ALPACAS, &C. SC. .t..f = j"
THOMAS II. PRICE e CO., during the present
month, to relieve the tedium of - dog days. Will
close ont many styles OF SUMMER GOODS without
regard to cost No list Of prices is given. but each
article will show for Itself.
Also on hand received recently hy steamer, aud
express, ...-,,..st ..f. .....t. .., ...-,..si
NEW and PRETTY .rEISTs, in American and
English; ..,:, ,.-.,,,.~...-..... s..
WHITE and coLoRED pIQuEs, Is to SOC . -.
BLACK GRENADINES; 49,. =.
BLACK DELANES;
| LiEES-pOSOM SHIRTS GAuZE SHIRTS
HOSIERY. every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS:
BLACK and Cot.UREU RIBBoHs;
BELTS, CORsETs,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES,
BUSTLES, new styles:
SHEETINGs, both linen and cotioa; "'.
PILLOW LINEN and IR ISL LINEN: -".'
| DRILLINaS AMI CASSIMER Els, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, vESTINGS, &c. .a@F" .@...a
NEW GOODS DAILY.
sd a I. r. PRICE ( co..
AUS 1t01 Main street, corner Eleventh
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CORNERS IN, EBE AND GoLD.-The tra1lsac,
lions OH Wall street Oh "Wednesday, says the
New York Times, indicated an attempt on
the part of the gold clique to bring about
another Black Friday.;The clique succeeded
in causing very considerable fluctuations ir
stock from one-half to two and three-fourths
per cent.--and in compelling borrowers Of
gold to pay one and one-fourth per cent. for
its use over night; This is ut the modest
rate of 1864 per cent. per annuln, which is a
striking commentary on the value of usury
laws. The Times says:
Should the stories which have been preva-
lent lately contain onlya portion of truth, the
Erie road has gained little by its change of
management. The English stockholders, it
is claimed, represented by McHenry, are en-
gagged in Systematically skinning the corpora
ton, and in saddling the Atlantic and Great
Western road upon it have depressed its
finances and injured its reputation 10 an al
most incredible degree. Bischoff helm, in
London, since General Dix retired from the
presidency, Shylocked the road out Of nearly
a million Of dollars. The money which he
lent could easily have been. obtained In New
York at d much lower figure. McHengy
drew $4,000 from the road for g re0rganiza-
ton !" claims. The Atlantic and Great W est
ern road by the change OF. management gets
81 ,2G0, 900 for reGpened claims. The earn
ings Of, Erie, are, steadily decreasing. These
are only portion OF the runors concerning
Erie, hut they are sufficient, If true, to In
spire the public with u still more vivid ap-
probation ofstte rotteDness OF Erie and with
dlstrlist In its securities. e. -: -
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SALES or TOBACCO AT DASvILLE.-Thc
amount of leaf tobacco sold at the WAREHOUSES
in Danyille, Va, for the six months past
ending slst of August. 1872, was s,s1o,5OC
pounds, at All average of S13.5s per hundred
The heaviest sales were i'll the month Of July.
though the month of May was very nearly
equal to it in the quantity sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

WoMAs's ENrERrRIsE.-Th Woman's Tea
Company of New York city has bought
shin and fitted it out for trade between New
York and China. This is the first time a
shin was ever bought and fitted out by wo-
men for commercial purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

Can it be possible that a rogue can climb
the outside brick wall of a lofty city mansion
to the second.story window with no aid but
that Of strong India rubber suckers? Yet
this is said of Forester, the supposed Ma
than murderer.
A gentleman named Drew died III San
Francisco recently from cancer caused by
n friend pinching him on the arm about
eighteen months ago.
The Je,cish Times deprecntes the folly Of
encouraging emigration ofsJews to Pales.
tine, which, it says, has 40 other claim than
that of q venerable monument Of the past.
General Robert E. Lees room at Licking.
ton (Va., University IS TO be kept forever
untouched" 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

Rrr,ByUAS BARBECUE IN VIRGNIA.-A
meeting of the Republicans of Elizabeth
CITY county, Va, washeld in Hampton We'd
neStay. About 1900 people. all colored,
were present. Speeches were made by Hon.
James II. Platt, ,Jr., Colonel Boiling, Colonel
Ayers. and Others. The meeting closed with
a barbecue. r.. ....-... ....... ..>... z.
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MARRIED,

Az ST. Burluabus church. Baltimore, on WednGS-
DIV evening September 18th. by Rev. james -. Nc
I'abe H. u nssist.a Nv Rev. TtrS Stryker and llnl-
rymplc. DANIEL T. McCABE, Of pittsburgh. 20.
faon of officiating nlnisterl and FANNIE, eldest
daughter nf William Tallant, Esd, of Baltimore.
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DIED.

~ On the 18th. GRACE PENPRASE. youngest child
of William and Ann :. Wilson, aged three years
"snffcr little children to come unto me and forbid
them mott =, M,
Her funeral Will take place at 10 o'clock A. NJ 10
DAY from her parents residence, COL New street
Union HILL The friends aud acIgaintanccS OF thc
iamilv are respectfully invited to attend.
Suddenly In Richmond, on Friday night. Sep
tember 18TH. JOHN HILL ADAMS. In TIE uiTty-
ninth year Of his aEe.
Baltimore. New York, and Franklin tTenn) pa
nor r,ln
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TRADE OF WILMINGTON REvIvIHG.
bark Trident cleared for Bristol, England,
from Wilmington, N. C., Tuesday, carrying
away 1000 barrels rosn and 800 casks spirits
turpentine. This is one of the largest cargoes
that has been shipped from that port since
the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

INTERESTING CoLoRED CHURCH CAsk.-ln
Charleston. W. Va, Judge Hoge has granted
an injunction to prevent the building of a
coorcd Baptist church there Oil the petition
of citizens representing that the mode of
worship Of the negroes is boisterons, loud,
and extraragant, and would consequently be
a disturbance to the neighborhood.' An an,
peal has been taken from the decision to the
Court Of Appeals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

4 CHICAGO LAWYER has just recovered the
loss of his library under the decision of one
of the courts to the effect that ii is an inl-
peratire duty for an insurance company TO
give notice Of the, expiration of policies.
The same decision was rendered some time
since in relation to the expiration Of life
nolicY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

A general newspaper denial does not wipe
ont this record. When Mr.. AMEs is nut on
the stand it will then he for him to swear 10
an interpretation Of Il contrary to that TO
which Colonel McCoxB has already sworn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

The Maryland Democrats have noninated
Thomas Swami in the third and William d.
O'Brien in the fourth district for Congress.
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HOW the Case Stands To- Day.

Let us look at the prospects Of the l.ioera'
party as they stand to-day, almost on the
edge of the October elections. The c'''e'
STRENGTH of the Liberal movement az an ad-
dition to the Democratic vote, hes III 'ne
seven States which sent large kepuo'ieah
delegations to the Cincinnati Con'en'ien'
These will he carried for GREELEY ana WIN
these his election is secure. Tho number Oh
ELECTORAL votes given by these States IS a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

Oh Thursday the 10Th. at 8 O'Clock 4. NJ. LUCY.
4 devoted wife mother, aud sister. aud true
friend She was 4 member of the Baptist Church
from curly wears aud for plcty Integrity: truthful
unss aud reutrIless. she had few equals. Her menu
Orv will he long cherished Ivy those who knew her
we'll and loved her for her many virtues. To- her
husband and daughters and only sister her loss Is
rrcparahlr
Her funeral will take place from the old African
church tIIaptistj ON FRIDAY EVENING at 4
invited tO attend.
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HORACE GREELEY's TOUR %

:ars RECEPTION IN PENNSYLVANIA
81 spEECuESEAT TRENTON, LANCASTER,
q AND MISUNDERSTANDING eF-FliE
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRG)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA. September as, 1872.

NOTICE TO CONsIGNEES.-The follow
IN ing consignees have freights at this company's
charges on the same their goods Will be stored at
their expense: 4. 8. Lee, w. *. Martin 4 Co., A. L.
Daniel, c. l.. Todd, W. d. Heralnsn, G.. Harsl n
~ Co, G. l.. RatwaS. +. Fl. RaEm, L. Levy, 7. Q.
Noting & Co. T. J.. Spencer, J: r. deter. d,
George 6 Bnykin, &C. Salamanca, peans & Car
I1neton, A.. \. Stokes 4 Co, Staples BlairS i
81 :o-it General Freight Agent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF YlR.
~ GINA, NEAR ALEXASDRfA.--The eoih
Annua, Sessien. vi this SCHOOL FOR HoxS oisns
sErrEYBER Is, lf7a. Terms: Saso per Year. Gaia.
inguai with particulars. ent on application 10 l..
ai- BLAClEoRn, n. A.. Principal; Alexandria,
i Va. au 2-tiSw?ni
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/ MT BREEDEN e FOX INVITE AT
TENTItrS to large arrivals of FALL and WINTER
my GOODS. wIiIrli Will comprise the LAh@Esf'
AND MOST ATTRACTIVE AssoRTht-Ni' IN
nh detarments. ever offered by them.
-. ,,.,5. BREEDEN & FOX,
..-.o,e,o, ..... No. 4Ol Broad street.
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Lady Burdett Coutts' annual tneone is
sl,00o000. 'it'sts s
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sion, andlI say have It. When shan Z ses
ron, In Washington Yours truly, !, +
: : " "OxEs ANS" &
The following Is in pencil on tne. A q. Il.s.
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ID edmond MALE ACADEMY, ri. - .
II, FRA%kLIE STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH.-.rhe next session OF thls school
will begin the lst Of October and close the, 3oth Of
June following. s. ........ -.,.ts...r ...r. ,.f
TERMS English, sac: Anrirpt Languages (each),
$40; Modern, Languages. at professors rates.
81 i-lm . Il. :. DGGGETr. JR. Priucipal.
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CLOTHING.
OPPENHIMER,

A OPPENHIMER, "a
WHOLESALE CLOTHTER AND N
MERCHANT TAILOR, .-lA.
Ilo1, CORNER MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
From The large increase of my trade / have felt
encouraged and have added a
FIRST CLASS
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
with Il full line of IMPORTED CLOTHS and CAS-
SINERFS. and have secured the services OF j. NJ.
Stoddar. of England, Us cutter. BY his exIerience
of fifteen years ] can guarantee a perfect ht Ny
CENTS FURNISHING; GOODS for men, youths
and hoys. of all grades, styles aud quality Is COM
plete ask an examination Of the public. promising
10 sell as low as ANY honest can sell first class
goods .s...--l:.- 4. oifENdblEis
Cutter J. NJ. SToDDARD .-.-....
Statesmen X. a. SAUNDERS. +. IL. JOHNSON, A.
nj. JONES. .t'
Clerk ISAAC l., CARY. rf.,f...r.- sc l9-lm
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TBy Telegraph

Lewiston, Pa, September ia large
| crowd met Mr.. Greeley as the westward train
passed here. After some hesitation Mr..
Greeley made brief, unpolitical speech. He
was accompanied by Governor Randolph, of
New Jersey, and Governor Biscr, of Penn
syrania. ~ '."'t '''.
PITTSBURGH, PA, September 19.-Horace
Greeley and bis escort will arrive in this
city at P. NJ. to-day. He will speak at the
st. Clair Hotel and leave for Cincinnati at ~
=. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

VOCAL MCSiC,--ilrs. GASENA. "a ;
v SAAcFf having returned b the city will re-
cciye pupils In VOCAL. MUSIC: also INSTRT-
MkSTAL MUSIC Ii desird For particulars app
Ply NJ Richno,id Femnle Institute, or No. Az
Teuth street, Sc 5-Tu&Ffw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

aERS. HOWARLfSf SCHOOL WILL BE
wi rconercd at 2Os Main street, between Second
and Third on ihc FIRST OF OCTOBER NEXT.
class In Iiecs-L cttres will he added TO the for
MGR course of studies. . ... raa.f #.
Circulars will he found at the bookstores.
ltd tf<..F #s+ "st.. .''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

GOVERNOR CURTIN's PosITION.--Erery day
is throwing more light on the position OF
Governor Curtin, and we imagine that some.
time between this and election dry we may
vet get at the exact truth of this knotty
question. Meanwhile, Colonel A. X. Nc.
Clure thus puts the case, and for all practical
purposes nothing in the world could be
more satisfactory:
PHILADELPHIA LIBERAL REruBLICAS)
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Rooms, :
PHILADELPHIA, September 1G, 1872. }
George II. Ir,rtn, Esq: T'f
Dear Sir,-Governor Curtin's nomination
by the Liberal Committee was made with his
distinct approval, had some days before; and
as soon as he is able to write ut all, he will
formally accept, defining his position in d
manner most favorable to the Liberals of the
State. He will not be well enough, fear, to
take the stump. A dispatch from his family
received this, morning, says that he is ill.,
proving. Yours, &C., A. X. MCCLURE.
The SOLDIERS PoLITIcAL CONVENTION
The Grant Soldiers Convention at Pitts
burgh adjourned Wednesday evening. What
we have to do with is the spirit shown there
and here it is:
In concluding the session General Logan
spoke about the spirit of the North and The
South, and said that he wanted no reconciia.
ton. He said there is no reconciliation re-
quired on our part. We are the friends Of
the prosperity and peace of this country, and
we sustain the banner of our old comrades
When those men that drew their blades
against this country become reconciled to
that banner and to the authority of the ma.
ton, then shall all harmony and peace pre-.
vail. For our own part there is no need OF
reconciliation. a...- .nts
After this there was prayer, and the Con.
vention adjourned SINE die. ..., 81 IT, ...-n
A feature of the great conyocation of SOL
dIers was the meeting of those who had been
made prisoners, during the war and served
terms in "Andersonville," Libby" Belle
lsle,' Salisbury" and other southern
prisons. General Harry White acted as pre-,
sident, aud the Association adjourned tC
meet next year at Pittsburgh. ="
At hight there was grand torchliglt pro
cesslon and review. The procession was
headed by Generals Burnside, Logan, Hart
ranft, and others. ,.ss ,s..,.-
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To these add the electoral votes OF the TOT
lowing States, which would be sure TOT any
pcuocrst;c candidate without Liberal ke'
pun)jran aid
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MRS: n. A. WISE. JR, will open her
IVA ISfiJOtI FOX tBOYS from six TO thirteen
wears Of gr at her RESIDENCE. No.. 7O9 Grace street,
TUESDAY, October ist. ..,..st-,
For terms apply tor the present by 1T ter: care OF
II ssrs IIua ALL Crensllaw 81 Co., Richmond. Il. 4
l6-Im o.. g. ys#s-fs.N 60
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IEfUGfs - Z, . -,
/. oAkEs .,MEs,s list of names, rs sno"n
o. a.r ~ mo for Credit-Mebiler is:
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| A SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES
"a viii he opened on the III Of octoterb! Misses
Music taught by Sfl-s NINA MCRRAl:
For further information apply 10 Miss MURRAY
81 Mrs Rawlinss. 500 Leigh street, or JOHN j..
WILLIAMS, EstI.. Of Lancaster K Co. sc elm
AIRS. b. l.. GREW will commence the
ISs DI.TlES OF HER SCHOOL. corner Mar
shall aud Nineteenth streets, on MONDAY, Scptcm-
Der ~, 1872. Sc CIV
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MISS STANhRD WILL REOPEN
IVA HER SCHOOL ca the FIRST OF OCTOBER
al No. 1GsS vest Grace str ei. r...,,.-.... ...1
TERMS: For session 0f nine months. 40: Intln
end ErnMrh. each Nln. ---- - 81 I-lM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

AIRS. NJ. c. p. BENNETT WILL OPEN
lYs a SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and
seventh streets, She refers 10y permission. to the
following gentlemen. Directors Of the late Masonic
academy, IN which she was Principal OF the Female
Department: DR.. Ioln Dove, DIR. Petcrfeld Trent.
Judge i X. Wexford. Nessrs. Thomas Ii. Dc Witt,
John F. Rcsuault. and Powlatan Weiiigsr. .,....
.'' TERMS: De-.
English branches perHession.. .............Slo oo
Lain ali,i Fruucb. elrlI per session.. 10 a.
=
German ut Professors prices.
Innlv for particulars 10 1912 Broad street. f y.
CO l4-t0caH @ .s.s..'r g.. .tsft ...f,' .a -...E,
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SHOCKUE HILL ACADEMY.

~ No. 41l SEVENTH STREET.
The eighth session Of ihi. school VIII confluence
M MONDAY. September seth, aud close about the
last Of .Iuur. CiIculars al the bookstores. IL :
CuARGEs: English and mathematics for n half
Sos ion, $i2sn: Greek aud modcrn ansuages, each
So: Latin, t5--Iayabc iufad7ance. r. -.'.zs-
SO l-lm :. T, BEACH. Principal
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EEsNCATTCN5AF.s s "a s.
r TITaEoyERS AGA Eaa1, Y 1
80 6fSsfRUcToHS:
s II. p.syoSFs{ u. ~. PrlnciRsfs
EeJ ,IACf)BsBhTe1E,t G,sA.
: - asS3- sff.sPbW E45fr-
EsanrArroNAI.. &.

TIE uex. .-sesssoia VIII begin OCTOBER Isl and
TERMS: 90 per session, e1c',BTe o s hgnso'
aashing and towels: payable one-uan IN 'aosaiieo'
the other Jlalf February 18th. =,
Ifghts cost about 80 per session ara wasfnag 81
p'lFT nrcaialoguc. Co. address RI. ?. JONEA
- YfFtf r. tTaYhrsyiIle post -QfBea f
SO 2n-eodtQI : ~ = daPoysf cotaLys ge.z
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

Too THIN. Advertising lodges are the
order of the day, and man who can produce
an impression on the public mind that be is
lighting a monopoly in any business in which
he is engaged, naturally expects that he will
be looked upon as public beuefsctor, and
that he will consequently realize large prof
its from his pretended uprightness and fair
dealing. Advertisements have lately Gp.
pesred in the form of local items in the
daily papers, from persons interested in the
Plumbing business in this City, leading
their readers to infer that there is q monop-
oily Of some kind in the plumbing business
here. Such AG almost positive is not the
case, nor have ever heard of there being
any such combination, and as far as / can
learn the cry of Monopoly" like that OF
stop thief" is only raised to avoid suspic-
ion and that the msnipulasors may with
more safety work better to their own advan.
tage.
For my own part, wish to advertise and
do my work honestly: l combine with no
one do plumbing as cheap as any man in
the city do not in.efere with Job after
it is given to other parties my work | war
rant to give satisfaction, not only to those
employing me, but also TO the water com
missionsrs.
June II, 1872. MICHAEL KANE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

The vicissitudes OF climate, the wear and tear
of business, the griefs, cares and anxielies that
beset us IN every walk Of life, sufficiently account
for the premature debility and decay SO common
among all classes in this country. Strange, very
strange it is that with that potent vegetable invg
GRANT Hostetters stomach Btters, within the reach
of all, any one of should forego the health,
vigor and vital activity which its regular use i'm
parts Its effect upon the weakened stomach the
relaxed nerves. the torpid liver, the corrupted
blood, the depressed spirits, is more salutary,
refreshing and cheering than words can express
1t is a medicine alike for the body and the minds
pure and wholesome in its composition, Harmless
in its operations. and permanent in its restorative
resalts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
STEAMSHIPS.

New York Cork and Liverpool New full
powered tsamships, the si1 largest In the world,
OCEAsIC, ANTARTGO, REPU BLIC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIo
6.O0O tons burdens, 900 b. p. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, frsm
Liverpool OD Thursdays, calling . Cork HAr-
Dor each way.
From the white Star Dock, PAvOnuiA Ferry,
Jersey City.
Passenger Recommendations (for all elasses) I'M
rIvalrd, combining safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons, stato-rooms, smoking room aud bath
rooms in midshiP section, where least motion Is
felt
suIgsons aud stswArdssSss aseOmpAny these
steamers.
RstsI Saloon, $50 In gold. stssrAEs $50 in
currency. Those wishing 20 send for friends
from the old country can nov obtain Storage,
prepaid certificates, SIS, currency. Passsnf ers
bovked 10 or from all parts Of Amsrioa, Paris,
Hamburg, Norwsy, Sweden, India, AustrRliA, 10
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Drafts from fl upward.
FOR information apply TO J. h. SPARKS,
Gsul Ag't. 10 Broadway, n y, or to General
Western ofise, 374 WabaIh Ave. Chicago.
ALFRED LAeERGRIN, Aga.
Agents In Rock Island JoHS BENGsTON, Drug
gist, ". y. jaws, stsAmN oHt Agt. dWly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17
Table Linen at coat at May Bro. g.

A frightful runaway occurred at the
funeral Of little Fred Hsngstler Saturday
afternoon. As the people were coming out
of the church and getting into their car.
riAgss, horse attached to a buggy took
fright, smashed the buggy against a
lam post and dashed down the sidewalk
amongst the people. There was q rush and
scramble in every direct ton. Mrs. Jesse
Gray being unable to get out of the way,
dropped upon the ground and the animal
jumped over her, without injuring her in
the least. Others we're less fortunate. Mrs
Lothringer was knocked down and severely
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

THE c. V. NJ. Cos CuAvcERY CASE
This case is 10 Re heard b. Judge Hsston,
at Morrison, Wtitesids Co on Thursday of
this week, at A. NJ. on a motion for a pre-
liminSry injunction. Il will involve, of
course, a hesring as to the validity of the
contract with the P. &. r. l. r. r. Com
psuy. 1t the injunction shall be granted it
will be because the court regards the con-
tract good and binding. The next step will
then be trial on the merits Of the case, at
the next term of court, in September.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-17

Msssrs. J. Bauer & Co., $50 Broadway,
are the manufacturers of the favorits Bauer
piano. which is rapidly assuming the very
first position in society, end in musical cir
cles, as the best instrument manufactured.
It is remarkable for the quality of its tone,
which is rich and full for the elasticity with
which it responds to the touch and for its
durability. 1t is made of the very best
materials to be obtained, and, in form and
elegance of shape and finish, is not ex-
oelled by the work of any other manufac-