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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

PORT op sEw yoRk.... .

PORT OP EEw-GO .....................Nov a.
CLEARED
sts,ship Ellen s. Terry sayeag Eewbeu, c. Marny Ferris
steamship aapdan Hove. savannah, LiyiaToE PeI Co. r.
Steam Ip C,lmsn. corn Havana Aluto Mail steamship CO.
ste,rsip Cufra c.. Stal Hamburg A1nhar't Co.
stessbp llatorss Lproce Norfolk AZ Oi Dominion Steamship
s,,,ip esn-es (Bl TYSON Liverpool e Morgan sors
sieausr Gl,.up' L9esvool Slae,,9a ~ X Hs.sn 70
s,e,,-sbi5 fba D. Moois Liverpool C. 9. Fraactlyl
Stgrr1,air Gen gsck. Ellis NeaOrean G. H. Mallory Co
stem p Gen. Barnes MaorY savannah. livingston. Fox Co
steamship ye.Pr Davis Chester Penn and Waingon De- Alb
Sr p Alssuasle walker Richmond e. Old Dominion Steam.
i,aa.P Sri az a @s' Fc 11lSd =. Ja HAMA
sisalaseip Novelty s1as P4 ps.l. ls1i,
s,ssH,6sE Biadle. Aocgs, raladsp9a VIM P clydskc@
s stssSaiB c css- Joae. Phisdsipn,.
.rS Irsels l;ai Magic Corr Falmouth soeovieh Co.
5sfs aeHla 'i H4 INN pi r5' Ii,B5 Fi5 Pi-eE
Bars Iisysng Se EgoeiL cos orieEs Fsrah Elye Co
Bsh iaast (sast Boascc CoTEor rsnosih socoyeh& Co.
DIX brothers bE Thompson, Morgan t va bristol, j. T. Whit
@ \ 5 @9 S g9R ss ss.ss E cSs Peg 9. Co.
ssa Egsi'P a1risr , sisSi9 o. ror,. and n,,,.,
ss-E May baHos. small Boston
ARRIVED
Siearsll Wyoming rl Price Liverpool Nov ID, AID oue1s
town n wth MISE lsd pass % Wraus < Gaiea. J. - .,.,
s,elnshp Europa Ir Canpbe Gassos Nov Neville llh'
Sissasar Cso5 Phps Hiyaa. Nov q With mise and
s,ssa.lu GLIDE Ssane Galveston Nov IT, VIA key West i7'
win mise lni PASS 20 &. H. Mallory Co 49,
ftelnsp J4no Hazard, savannah with mise Aul A &c ="
H. GarF40n. . ot.
Steamship 1terA Lawrence, Norfolk sith ndse anu pas 70 On
slenn Bed BaksniH Rchmuud ciy Poah and Norohi
sltf aulss irl % Dominion Steamship 90
siesm,hp = knghs Johnson D. c. with raie aud
pass 10 Geo 3D. Mtrnd s. .
Steamship FaHeo Bagg. Portland Nth mise and pass 70 j. r.
.Bsrk Ham hal Gsrl n smann Liverpool - ilys with sat
Barb Mar. iall8Eel, Boston. dals. in ballast
Ger Schumacher Bremen, " -As With e anu
pats.
Big G. c. Coson Paysoa, ProTdenoe. 10 ballast. I'D,
Bug Peer Roberts tBEl Hunter Naisor. n - u lays vi
Br Arabsl 10, wndsor ST. Brady chevee s. rs days With
DlAslsI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

A private meeting Of the trustees of the
Erie and Atlantic and Great Western Railways. was
held yesterday afternoon at the office Of Samuel l. ~
Barlow The boards Of both companies present. at
tended By their respective counsel and the deDera1 1913
were earnest ana prolonged At the conclusion 0l tho
meeting ascerained1 object settle
existing claims between the two railways. Ia
these transactions tho Atlantic and Great vest
ern is alleged to be the claimant OF about IT,
100000, the obligation having been incurred by the
former management OF Erie. Judge Hitchcock vas
charged bY 'le meeting 70 draw up lease pending 70
force osurc, and i0i,t committee OF both Boards az
appointed lOr the purpose OF adjusting The matter and
removing rom the Jurisdiction OF The courts on another
State, where proceedings have been begun These pro
eeediugs viii remain ln allegiance until 10 Is known
whether a proper adjustment IL likely be made. II
tins settlement not eected IL Ii eyed that the iOro
closure viii be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT AID PASSENGER LINE

FOR CH ARLEsrON, y c. FLORIDA PORTS, Ann TIE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
Sailing sverv TUESDAY TnrHDAY and SATURDAY hoA Pes
No " Sertb River. o 10. lse s'ea asbIs
CHARLESTON. Cart LAWS b. tRf tuesisY NOV -
sOUTH CAROLINA, taut r. j. BSr xET. ihuodss. NOs r.
CHAMPION. CagL r. W. LDsKnooD. slnsiAr Nov 30
Through passage ueke
bills OF sus issued couneeHos -h TIC sea 1aot "a taruad
Gotth csaaWst and the hurh Eastern Railroad
Florence Ctrraa sd PAINS ths ChsTtv an parlagi ~
-d ftts Insurance sg has lac CNE-
HALF CLsg Good Eee OF Blls Of
shng o6 Loezl Passenger Ptsgh
Chrc, No. IN WeaisI, cor % haFr.l-st ...
HENRY n MORGAHt 90. AgeaiG
lhrouTh height sIE uShI iniar@soa N ssissses TO
tLIough rristt Arur 10 BENTLEY h. HASELL.
6snsrs Asea Great Line al BoadsAy
KxTnA sTE-AhkRs WILL BIZ DISPATCHED as SOON AS
LOsnkD
ED.aa-e on ILopasvA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
TIE ccCr


MURDERER- a.tLr.c-1.
Emil Andre, charged u -Hc ..ter q. --t
wife. and convicted or slu-lta. .-. ,l...4 be
gree was sentenced, ycsteI-.. -l i... .al. " D--.
Sessions 10 four years 10 lno --.., -.-.1..
Ia the Court OF General Sessions .'.. 81. '' b
White was brought up charged vitl the L ., OIL. e'
Smith on Jr.v %. The counsel for che Ir.Il.r ...a
guilty. OK mansauglter Ia cine tird degice' .. t coo
some discussion Llc plea waI accepted O"LL-.- l-
duced aiiuVits showing the good character oi hc pr =
-OucI ami che lln character u4 tnr Iece-el tL 7Ai
.sr D. light sentence. The Court sentenced Tie prisoner
% lwO years 40 ,Ie State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
DECIsIOSs-Nov 81.

Supreme Court General I1m-BY lngraham, 2. j..
and Btr 1u hr petition of Adam Cameron 90
.nae reversed OplOl by Brady o. ia Toe
matter of yesd e
P-ouIe e. gt The Board u AalDrer appealed
rom aare VITA -. 10th Judges The People
rel King BRADLEY. County IEeasuref-Oder reversed and
ruaudallus All FCd be- issCol
v IN rhan Gil end Leonard, JJMartha sherman AIT
Da1ie. l1uit.-JuIsmelt aeifuedt
Inzrllarn. p j. d anu Leonsri JjCha io ore Az The
Eiara Opou Iaru- j. 40 the matter o.
I.rnIs War-a t4u.e tru,eO1eI 4muned. Ftl costs
Or.n.ou b. Lanes hoodge Wn h. Ne1u-I4.s-
mem .rvl and .I-eIel, abide erelt OPINION By
IUrrahau. j..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
p lSeENnFPq R1L[FD.

FOR r-vERpOOT-Tl s'srshlp 0ut1 Ncv. 2TfH. Henmani
uure, DAVID re. NJ L. lomDte u tol Aag ,l
Robbins Ru-s.i F itue IT, R1ruT-Iu r. J. Mlellll. w
M Nc H. 3rshan Dari. Lindsay, W. Herbert Alfred Ihlani
,- I'M Ms Cove Slair fl-. and Mfg n Hail. p ~ lawson,
g Mrs Althorr IruIlopsi q. 2. Artn,
yir. Mrtoii ME ild Mr. j. B. Deyl Miss Ls Nj tarW LIS
n,vi. airs DAVIS sou. Gillespie Edward Brown Geo Tt
,ni s-o- Cbs, Cac--le 5. T. CANT john Buow, Robert
Dssal ~ AL ln Armstrong. T. ". koisaat r. H. Wood.
Goo Hiera. g. Wll-ioc4 j. u. Cap-lt 0o11er Ar and
Ms q g. U0rgr-a Master a. lFier Llng'trce Daer Denny
LorFltre Ms,ia Ga ol.lcet 3yard ClarA ~ W eqiI'
Charles Sian lr, cl A4l.8tay d. AcluAesi l. Drnnnod C.
F = q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
P1sSrNGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LrvRRPOOL-T, s'eqrrsip Worrfrg Tov TMs Sher-
nan Hiss a. srrnan M. ~. sherman, Sis g. A. H0 Mas tha-
1ear g.. TJch. M Atkins g. Bo8art Mn Lunch Miss "
fr SISTER E Barrogs. Mr butterw0rh, Mrs BuierNorl,
VI. puttrr-orh H. aars NJ Bems Rev Nr Cone Rev C. y
Ronsor E. B1eoa Mss Tate p Cramer, i Thompson d. w.
Tln.,r g. rae Tate, J. Fletcher NJ Lloyd ana wife. W
pr.F rde Mis- g. Bartstp Fnoeho Auge Roggi9 Miss
Maua rlgeomasvc Giac0mo L. C4Ae, H. Blocner Ma NJ
Hio.mer N-s Clarke Mrr. Spencer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

Sum i.rs..... 700 500 1D0r lsess''tsf' SD
run DAI-N
s,ntr Hook. % .ov4 island m b6t ieu GaiC 8er.. I23
rms DAY.
siuy Guos 90. 5JI Cows s4u.. 6Z7 cl Cats RerrY a'l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
DrCposdls.

BOARD EyGIs THE F0rarH-Avs. LtPRoY 2hEAr :
OFFICE. GRAyD CENTRAL DEPor tE9- l9hk nov - 81
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. - SEALED
n PROPOSALS the -FOUR W. lAFiO allN -
IL i6s tf O'Clock q no. o. December 1872. Plans,
m MANI rro-o.ss l be ready o. after The -9h
inst ALLAN "a t t,f Board u
w. "a 40, W Engreers P0uFth-ye.
~" p, 1870, H. 46aNl improvement
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forsee. Carrlaaes. aarness. q.

!
TOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. Any pei
on tearors obtaining aftt.ass tottng, trru
other Horses trained sgorus-ogs ho ens
from requirement 1ree iuteael o pAar
win ave iue1avenenes Address HAWKS Co.. Montreal Csl
HOPSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and an kinds Ssdiey goods extensively maEaseufl l
inc Of auke and other lfs8e oef
feyery quality. q. p. 5.l "a = 20, ~ -e.l-
HARNESS. Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Arr5uI Robes ami Horse EgFun q egcrT eespon -
EeNTork 4. d. hOsLaAA g. suo. A-A--e
turss; vsrerooms. ia Chaubers-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
5ales Oh AurtlOn

Sales up AurtlCn
DY F. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
- ELE CANT o ID u y s Z a y b b
EAST INDIA GOODS
r. COTTON win SEN commencing MONDAY DECEhBAhz q
" - THE ENTIRE STOCK and FIXTURES
f1fersrs VOUyThIy q Co., No $50 and Bs9 Broadway
corner of rhirteelthsL
Mott II not an. of fhese goods have been
ESPECIALLY IMPORTED
tha ahovr house and excel 10 laant nl ~
aav collection the pablo Among hs as.one2J nay
Chinese Janllesc Vases 1en la1n % le
1 Tea por Fancy Boxes. Caue5 haF hlsH nca bron5e,
G0aia, silks and sans' elel lt.s
san lgs elegant Pans SsnfaWood Goods &c. e e
iuuumorabs selecton o. CURIOUS Al' ,- y. ~, "
49, En- M STORE FIXTURES. GLASS CAFES COUNTERS hcr
e. Caa zus with p1rtclars ready sltuiay November ~
A. MERwIv Aueuoassr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor
40 4tses Books WORKS Of Art Goods klrnlare s
FRID Az li SATURDAY nov p AMI . AZ , n ~
CATIONS library conunng some sea' ana many lesi-' o'A'
Als0. iot Asical WorLa-
GEO. A. LEAVITT & Co., Qate LeaviJt.
W slr.bs gh Col Clinton Hall piace Por the SALE ~
AUCTION CoLLECIoSs OF b0oks fAlAlihs an AZ
Kinds VI j. PROPERTY - ..-
FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY E' sNIh1S SoT ~ w tn1
Dee a O'clock sale of very valuable PRIV ATE LIBRARY Of
or ne American Books. comprising Dblls Iopo pncal
srues vols. TIE Of Cart0n vols stafford GALLERY,
ola FOL-; Roya Gallery Of Art, l aui dsTres d. Bl1on eololea
mates 2 r; Anna0nf Crc.0lea is vols, 0Del1I nor e
40 nrrv are WORKS French tlceR History, voyages LaYe'
Ec Caulc sesr ready. Bookscn exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

persons yev.Trk who Co. ,f a rmon't y ~
estate. who have friends the ofea OF @
o rual aiafc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
cALtNpAR.

Couar % APPEAL AIBNT Nov 27The @!oEng nc Court
Appeals day CHlar Monday Dee - 'os 80 o. w. Ai' '4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
Gtcnmpoats aiIo Rg!Lroaos.

DEPARTURE of Through Railroad Trains
DIN LACE AID rrzavBroad Gauge of $40
and 800 P r. .,o..-
vsrs7-For wasan and 200 m For tss
e., va fiIasj la 3 If 20 e. , p M 2 ssht pull.
s1 i1 s'is = H. e he West, 7a Allentown: a. Il. and
6nm For Easton: a. m 300 $3.50, ana 5.oo ,. n 90,
NEERsEr SoUrHIEs-F0E Philadelphia Osteamtr leaT Iv'i0
loi a. n 8 end Il D. n Fos Albany 1850, GS $40
S,5 T No. 40 yrvH,vrgFor Boston, I223 9:o9
g:og s:io For heEaveu: 7'o a II 80 4 NJ i24 S'os'
S,,rI,i- srpr,S5 ParlgATFor EIuyle g ~. 30 p NJ
zlE RaLRoAD-toE OF City: 800 a. ~ For
sorTa SUBJ OF Lose IsLAs1: go m and $3.50 p.
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
l4rae and icerI steamers The For-
lie ST. JOHS DR. w, AM DEAN RICHMOND
One 0f above viii eavc Per No 49, NOrh RIVER. ever
afternoon sunisys eassps arriving ALBANY in tine
10 connect y. railroad trains Tes. SoI'h and L,t -
ga at aa Be- obtained q, he oHee on the Wharf Dotfs
70 Il issiaatos FissL received mil lie Iour Of departure
eyAFEIY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
@ 7 w'ssss S e S s2,q i Ess5, Lowell al ds
The asE ssd ..suHsa s.s,asrs
CITY OF SEW-YORE
CRY OF LIWaEECs and
WIN leave View YORK daily lsua aa ercet.e st ,ocA r. from
Pier 30. 90 Norh River foot Of anal ami Wits-sts -, ,
TO- the 4aove polt Central Hoz anu Worcester, an
Boston, hartford and Erie Railroads. 80
torhrough tickets ana rates Tor .fl8u appY ~ le ONE tlef ~
Ser- -irs JIM. O. 1877.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
FRoyIRENcE BOSTON, ~, w Z g5315s:,
S Ca s a1s 20 BBSSSsf5S 70 FsovibsScs s.
FREIGHT Connect az PEovileucs gh Boston M Prov
Prov Wcer r. Rs oi a. nporiaa n Bug eie and toses
EOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-FaIe
ri 2 se8ue Pecksip for HegHav.a j.i3 AEa IA
p. DAILY snnlafs excepted connecting Et The altoll
TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points Gu Housa-
4 tonic and Nlnrs;uck Railroads Pare e. Steamers leave
Catherine sO At Y noon. am y ligl SUNDAYS eEeentedL
ATARRAGANSETTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST via NEWPORT AND
FALL RIVER
d tsundays eIcepteii. a 4ic0 p
From Pf z -. NOrrn River, foot o. hIETaJsL
The world renowned steg
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
Cant A a. SIsulOys CyDt B. n. SIMMONS
Pr tickets aua statsIooms appy 2 Broaawayi sly Broadway.
corner Spring, Bsolway Twenty hdL Dotfs Express
One "a BruliwaY No Coust BROOKLYN It the ozce
II Il. HAyGAN. General FREIGHT Agtnt
DAND, MCNALLY & Co.'s RAILWAY
IA GUIDE AND HANDBOOK The latest time cards and ticket
all r0ads II The popuatiou n description &C. q
railroad and vef ne u and CaEaA FoT sale by al
aesslealeTA Pnce 40 ce"tA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET

NEw-YoEK wednesday. Nov. u. fs7z
The chief feature OF the horse trade was a
sale by public auction through Messra. Johnston Van
Essell, auctonoeTs which took place tits morning as
the Tattersall Stables by viruo Of clattcl mortgage
executed In favor Of wm. n wilkins by Vim. n. slun-
ders a weknown dealer In valuable stock The horses
brought to the hasuer had been FOR time n the
market and especially conspicuous Tor the high
figures which they wCro heidi fact which attracted
quito numerous Attendance. composed. however.
chiefly Of owners of saes and livery stables and it
evident tLa most 0f the hOr.cs bought order %
CONDITION. AAe result OF she sale wal pa f9iDFst
so gT .I7gg.l,e'''.'................s '- sIs Is
Team bi,,s nafss Lady MsTssa az l.a-
Hsret snlR ZOO
Pair dlgflegnT gelsingl...............ieg Sand sn
PAR isrs bay carnage horses............g 6aal le
Bay m mare ;...,,''''''''' SD ~. 10
span brown - 80 y
Bay lone. ~ =
or fbc second-land wagons sold a road-wagon by
Brewster of Broome-st brought sl25, toPNagon BY
Miner K Stevens, 800 and rOld-Wag0n ~ ,ota~t
schaarch. sll0 lOt OF harness was knocAed a0"h q"
Al Barker q Chases city Auction 3lart and View Yori'
Tattersals, corner " I1iriy-nntl-. anu hroauW'J'
the sales effected today, by auction were ~ iog@s
Bay mare................... ...... l5 e9 20
Chestnut lare.. .s.... ..-.s.......... - - II
B B0y g. 51, ...3 s 5e1 Ess5 i.a. - 90
Two more horses were offered ana were Withdrawn FOR
want OF competition after me iiaI 'lq vas hd.e. -,
Moderate sales OF low priced "oI1-lnr' s9In.ii
almost AZ the business done in the Bulls Head MARKET
The sales held usually by :. Dingee % on i6aril,
at the New York sales anu storage =.
Twenty hfth-st and Fourth1ve Eii De omitted to-nof
row on account ~ It's being IhankseiVing Day ,.,
in tcOluInns, the otcat novelty brought our ah
patented by Messrs. Bradley, Pray Co l,lesesrs -
in the balance" OF public favor and has not Deen found
ders already received by that h,m FOR these neat and
rOuUy utte WINTER caltil8l1
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printing

CLOTR g. JAMES, oTATI0NERS, PRlN l.
- FFs 4d lLANK-BOOK NANTFACHl REh, NO 81 falton-s
ACCOUNT books an pattern Oriers so'ied
NENAY !. sLOIE JyNAIIAN 1A-L-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

~ 49, COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPTCE AID BRIMbA -
T6e ean saiD HAssA Blrfrsc,1 vs. u "a On tAIit
DAi No. % D r.. Bremen Per loot lhniI h9,ossn.
stssnsmr nONAU CsDf &. Eras on SAT- Rpst nee
RATES on PASSAGE TO LONDON HAftk AND BREMEN
tPAykBls N saLD n E4rIvsLesf "a CuIAastl.l
nj ca04
Htesnags,
.foriTs.shf passage. appy@ otsANA~-io 90 A1sLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-28

OFFICIAL SPECIAL sEssioH i. k'DAl 10Y - -,
ut-Iloa John Cochraue President IN the ear sEa qao an
b
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-12

The Episcopal CHOIR COxCERT.-The
large audience which 6li,d Darts Hall last
evening may be beat described as one which
Applsudsd warmly with hands and hear,
aud left vccAhzG,ions to the performers,--
q most com mendAble feature. The concert
began at 8 o'clock precisely, Arsenal time
and opened with Auber's Overture to Mas
saniello" by the DE Beriot Club. Mex,
came chorus BY the Episcopal Choir, who
also sang Mendels.ohns beautiful
But the Lord lie mindful Of his own" Al
the close of the evening. Their singing
vas very foe and listened to with gresr
pleasure. Solos and duet, by Mrs. HOlcomt
aud her sister Mrs. McPhseters, were warm
" encored. Boa these ladies are finished
vocaliss ola high order, aud have theiI
voices under perfect control Probably the
wArmest applause Of the evening was River
vogsls Waltz Qoartslte, rendered viii
happy effect By Msssrs Head, Chamberllu
Chopper aud Reed. RossiLis La Gazz'
LSdrA. % arranged By De Berio
vas given by the De BeriOt Club, al
"As Also Hadyus Moonlight Serenade
which was e1quisil,lJ rendered. Prof
Winga's played grand sonata in Alb, b
Beethoven, 10 mastery manner on 1b'
p'anO forte. The Concert was a great sue
cess from every point Of view. aud RocI
Island may Will be proud of the choir sin
gers OF the Episcopal Church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-12

Ia Numbers thsre ia safety. Itwasupon this
pFlnci lie taat the tormu.a of Judson A0us-
fAIS HERB PTLLs was prepared. DR.. Judion,
intending to spend u forauae Ia advertising ais
piIls, submitted bis reoeips 10 the revision Of
tue IN ost Intelligent aud learned physicians OF
the age, nd the result Is simple bat most eth
:scioIs meiie ins-lhs JUpsoB's MtusTAiE
De PILLS fhsy purify tne blood, remove all
Distractions cieA Sc the sEin of ALI pimples
ana botshss, and are perfectly sare and safe in
thes operation. The J Dsos's MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLs core Biiliousness Female irrvg Charities,
Headache, aad IN my OF the diseases arising
from impare bOod and derS"ged digestion.
Use the Juison's Mosntain Herb Pills, and
wben you have proved thsir virtue rseomme d
hem to your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain. For sac every where.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-12

PoLICE.-Mrs. General Houston, wife Of
General Houston the colorsd barber, r.
'urnsd home to see if il was true that her
domestic peace was disturbed by white
woman, and, in consequence of what she
fund on her arrival, had the GeDer arrest
ed this morning and brought before Jastic,
Chopper on charge Of disturbing the peace
Of the Deig hborhood aud abusing bis wife
The General was fined g. and costs Mrs
Houston then had the white HAtu,
KrskAtiAn-hFrsiRned for using ttreEt
agAins, ber and The negro population il
general. Hattie sent for friend and hand
ed over : aud costs, expressing her reRret
At the same time that the amount of fine
WAS 80 small.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-12
scaAas.
The river is rising.
Gardening has begun.

The river 10 rising.
Gardening has begun.
The river waves 10 the breeze to-day.
Call a. Livingston's and get yourself .
6ne hat.
The mothers heart gives Alb 10Y at the
baby's lst 2h. 4
The river is clear from the head Of Lake
Pepin to st Paul.
l. BAmberger's City Hotel clothing store
is full Of choice new goods.
Minnesota due aud Museatiue over Que
up 10 day. North western due down.
White caps are running up siream on the
river, ~hile the ferry boat takes rest.
The thermometer marked $50 in the shade
yesterday at O'Clock in The afternoon.
Mrs. Susan B. Anthony lectures at the
Burtis House On Thursday evening the
10Th.
Mr.. PnfhobArger has arrived with two
| trotting stations, one 8Ashaw and one
Logan.
| The postal card bll has passed the House
The eee1s will be furnished at cost of one
cent each.
1t Is said this is the latest seed time for
twenty-five years past. Hundreds Of farmers
are at work sowing wheat.
When the cat is away, the mice will play,
bat HAwley is po~ at home and the Post
Master Shines for his bone.
o. j. Dimock sold two two year old
BAsha~ colts, last night, to Mr.. Cyrus Akin
Of Clinton; Iowa, for 81, 600
Dr.. J. H. White of the Davenport Gazett,
has boug hts So, 500 lot, on Perry Street,
and is going to build house tor himself.
} Botween two and three hundred doctor,
: are expected to be present at the meeting
OF the Illinois State Medical Society in Thu
s city on tie 2l,t of May.
4, 10 color'ug of blue aud shading of Ii,
r. same hue, the chinese picture, 10 Crsmptor
r Il Cos windoR, ia pseuliar, which same vii
= our Post Masters partner arise to explain
= Messrs Stout, Mills l. Temple, Of Day.
{ ton, OHIO, have made arrange ments to po
= in two Of their American Turbine Waite
y Wheels for D. b. Sears of Milan. Thes
c are the Ii 5st popular wheels cut.
r. Steam boats are paying twenty-five cen,
y per box for Coal Valley and Cleveland cos
! this sea4on-a dc cline of two cents per DO
4 from last years prices. Each box is sur
posed to coataIn two aud a half bushels.
p One year ago Yesterday the Diamond 10
) wen, through Lake Pepia aud pat into S
,, Paul, the first beat Of the season. Oh
d sieamboAtmen say the first lake passag
viii not bs male this year before the 25t
G inst.
: 1t is the duty Of the police to be on han
Is and Protse' people who pay their money |
lie hear Pc formances at places Of public anus
* nent. They appeared to forget this la
- night, and the audience we're frequently Al
:, noyed by noisy boys ct the door Of Dart
IL Ball
n Bishop Henry W Lee has been appoiute
!. by the Foreign Committee of the Gener
!. Board of Missions of the Protestant Episc
q pal Church to make an Episcopal visl,stic
b. to the Ais>ieus of said church il the I.lau
= Of HAyd, West ladies. The Bishop has
2 chned the appointment on account Of II
!, state Of Ma Lees health, Aad his sbsors
- bona duties.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-12
DIX. WiSTAk'S
BAIslM Of WILD CHERRY

Is peculiarly adapted to every disease of ,hs
langs and liver which is produced by our ever
varying climate.
There is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country is afeots d, which sweeps of annually
so many victims as that fell destroyer of the
human aec--Consnn ption. Day after day,
year after year, the insatiate monster hurri.s
30 the cold and silent portals of the tomb fresh
added victiDsi to its conquest. No walk of life
is sacred from it's big hting influence. No ag.
| is exempt from it's death dealing shafts. The
old, the middle aged, and tho young, all alike,
are food for this nmon enemy of mankind
The white haired patriarch whose life Of TEN
perancs has rendered his system inpervious to
the attacks of other ills, and whose good deeds
prepared him for the enjoy msnt of hfe's calm
evening, ands consumption fastenng its fang.
upon his vitals, aud tearing him from world
ever bright to minds which look complacently
on days we'll speut.
! Consumption, in its confirmed and incipieni
stages, coughs, asthma, Group, and liver com
plant, form by far the most fatal class of dis
eases known to our land. Yet even those m ~
be cured by means of the simple yer pewerfu
re- dies that are scattered wherever these mai
aides prevail.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-12

Tue iJlloEins resolutions wers adopted
% Trio Lodge, No. 81, A. f x i, n, al
.heir regular merd4g Apri, 1872:
NEEtEAs /, h.s pleased tue Grand Mes
.-r VI th. UHVefs- TO remove from 81.
Abr. u-re % EARN, b. the hand Of deash,
,ur Brother F. j. Brown; therefore
RcSJlrsd That while the mem beTs Of hi,
Lodge bON ia humbie sub mission to the
ircree Of our Supreme Grand Master, who
Escly orders AL events, we dssply lameLt
tne loss OF our beloved Brother, whose char.
.cIer won for him the respect and esteem OF
al ~ho knew him
ResOlred, That 10 this dispen,ation of 40
,li~ise providence, We see AaOther nantes.
.alon Of the uncertainty OF human lite, aud
recognize another warning to prepare our
selves tor the sum nons that swai,s ali.
Resoiced, That in view of the IRE parable
oss which shey have sustained, we tspd,'
our sincere coincidence 10 the eff cted
family, relations and friends Of tho de.
-Ased.
ResolUed. Tha, in token Of respect for our
deceased Brother. we wear the usual badge
Of morning Tor thirty days
Resotred That a copy Of these resolution.
ne sent to the family Of our dec- ssed
Brother, and published in both our locA
papers.
HESRY G. CLEAvELAND,
PETER BOGUS,
w. l.. SwEEEEY, Com.
Union please COPY.