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New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
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BLERCKEROn Saturday 5 ast 9o'eph Robinson Beeeker aged
Ts relatives and h o @ emily 1E invited to atm The , .,astai
5ssiy. ls5.- ---
csIpwELLsaspr,r morning. Oct 20 o'clock the Metro
zen u Mobile. AisbAns, sged % yeArS
GrLBERT-In Braoku suna oc. jeanette e. wife Of s. Ar
TIE Trends o. tse n ire avd attend the funeral from her late
sos n n Tie remains s be taken TO Utes,
HALL-At wes, Tryfoortht Oct Clara White only ssA
HAvESs-On FRIDAY evening Oct Haunaa, widow Of Hea Ha-
pe1 and feas Of the family AMI those SOD Asher H.-
9us releur g. attend The funeral services nus sun
dan aeroon 0eoak at tie reeace Of her daughter Ms Tho
dors Crane No. IS Es Thry yseTsaihst Her remains VII be
taken to NeE-Jerssr
HGGIysIa BroOEr Oct EnOr Higgins, widow Of the late Jas
The s, @ q he i1y sEs rs,pee,stay ny to attend
the funeral fuH the Residence Of her dsughe Nm = p Susln r.
20 - Qaner-t MarcTTe. Monday he h Inst, Il
oeoes p L., without further invitation.
Kyox-At Gl.ns 4tb O-t, MrN Nancy Knox asea
ysar wloN Of LOag KnoI formerly Of Augusta OhsA Co1n'
US.L
MoRRIs-on satury morning. Jacob Morris aged 80 yea and
.aoutl veteran Of he var q u ,.s -. .,,
g. on assaT noag. Oct Al II O'Clock The Feauves snd
Ieads Of the family invited 70 attend
PAYSTARAt SsESwr l., "a A. Paniar N the Tih year Of
R.t and fsd. are respectfully invited .:icna his funeral
fo-aed ChSTcl At SsEtown, without illsher aotea
RuSCEn DoosyH on The ',h ast E'ii ss' .iis of " nm
daughter VI nc ATE IboA , 0i4erref In TIE ~
T ra fvees vii be held rslier- Of Der mother No %
Delorl ave, BsokJn, = D. "a Aoa1A' The 'ia
inst Jcocz p m.
sECoR-n Broon B. D. SATURDAY Oct Johh O. seoo IN the
34th ui as age .
TIE eas of ths family invited 70 a,en unra from BE- sts
resl,ace ~ sou Eshths-. Bfosd5H' l. D. "a AoHaA Oct .
a.
wITE-Ou DAY sh inst, cahshns J., daughter Of hs h's
joan Euf Jane hlitc- ..,. .
Tse rtves an irents cf ii family fsc.oaas -Yd 10 a.
rara Day, Oh s a. ls-i =. .Foia trends
nl hrialH4f az oihil
ave las Hil te taat4 tiallns or iAtcrnent
wHTE-Ou Dng cih i-- cathenas j. daughter af he hi'
TIE rlstsos sll iuy sfesauasy iu,ed 10 -
= N 80. ..n n i NI.H u
-elug rssltT saaL. b-vn bfgsaSsf sta rAl
ave- lht g.-Ezs sli " iS-eu y rasai2s 0 .H.fussL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
AK OFTEN DESTROYED sLANDER.

Mr.. +. Hassaurek's slanderers keep Their little
story going IN the newspapers just as though nothing
adbsel said about It, IL. Hassaurek has iust pu0i
l.hel card in which he makes tho following very e1
plcit statement:
- 7r.r rre5tiated with The Republican or any other
Cowuf.lee. ITS agents member, nor olu ever au
fborlzo anybody 10 MAKE any proposition 10 teih lL
name enter ever negotiations WIN
them on any body else IN M bena Il Whatever shape
tbe story be put land It's shape mas Deen caast
rsi times since IT. fret puhc.stiODl. II fasehOOd
fvefed or the purposes Of the campaign by the uscrl
- ofi- lgeu Who shrink from 10 means however danoii-
or--ble In order % maintain themselves III power.
IF the Baiues aud 5ch0nelds conid have denied the
C.-.5it sIobner scandal as plainly, how happy they
would bel
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
THE ELECTIONS TO-MORBOD
CANDIDATES TO BE VOTED FOB.

CANDIDATES TO BE VOTED FOR.
The following are lists of the Liberal and
Administration candidates to be voted for tomorrow
in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana, and Nebraska IN Penn
sylvania there are also Labor Reform and Prohibition
tickets for state Offices and Congressman at Large. The
Labor Reformers or at all events Of them, support
Francis McAdaus for Audir0rGeneral, and James
Thompson fer Judge Of the Supreme Court. For Con-
Eressmen at large they have nominated Hopkins and
Wright OF the Liberal ticket and Albright Of the Hart
rauft ticket The Temperance men have nominated an
entire State ticket Of their own, which VIII, perhaps,
receive 1000 votes. In the Yth District the Liberals
have two candidates, Montgomery County supporting
Fphraim L. Acker, the present member, and Lehigh
County insisting on William IT. Witte.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
WAP DrpAPrwrxr

WAR DEIARTNENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHINoIOS, u. C., Saturday, OCT. II a. ny
6ynoDsfs rOr Ue il0sntg-foar ho'f7.
The barometer has risen on the Upper
lakes and s0Utlwgrd % tie ONO 'aLey ana estaI y
over MICHIGAN and Lake Erie, with heavy rains ana
northery winds on tue Lower Lakes. and lighter rams
in The Ohio Valley On the entire Atlantic Coast sou
rlv 70 egsterlv winds and clear weather prevail, with
cIoudv weather and easterlv winds the Gulf.
Probabilities.
ON the lower lakes tie barometer viii probably rise
with uorthery 10 westerly winds and clearing ana cooler
weather on Monday. extending over the Middle states
nv tbe afternoon and during Monday night over New
Fngiand IN NewEu gland and the northern portion OF
me Mode states cloudy weather and Of rain Win
sutherlv to westerly winds in the Upper MISSES p
and ON Lake Michigan clear and cool weather extending
s1IIfiVard 10 Kentucky Monday IeieTapllc reports
nave not been received from the northwest the south
vre,t. ana most Of the Gun states.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
LArEST SHIP YEWS.
Tor oEcr Sdt1 Ecrs ser 5cc0aj Prge
AprIVETf

fE3r alter S1t1 Ectrs see 5ccoad P1ge
q, r.-,- r--- A',-'t Gee , -,r-auas 18th mise
rs ..sr sor.ol &c u. ai.e lnl pass 20 Oh
,-l.ss c,-rs B.-luoal City Po.as aaa Soaolz with
.','.y CrI. P.,r. a9 20 s.ri. TO- val coffee 20
s.as1 -..... .,.-s, r.--i. -.i.- 7fs, % = p.
ssrs7 Fl,a Do.ue rl-a,pa With aa,- auI pass to Lori.
,.gr5 4sa,s H,unarsa Yer-0r-,as dara wa oria4aee
a5-' ,cs of 0l,r Esl william, IlHque Mly 70 vi. Cal
IrI 81 al H.. l. l-s.l lar, H,v,al is lsv'. u,a sugar
l. ...t.Hs Gr a. flIIlI Bolivar aara, Fl .tr &c
Barr Llo Ill A- scno, Antwerp ly IL via Lsool % iT'
r.l. lsaaz Prapo. Csorl. or.ea Tns Ireland s-7l in
la. Robin f ST. Aaacus gooimaa ST. John. n B. days. %
I Gilmore N-reth lof Bsso-l. Ayrss FraliHa F- Il t's
Ias Helen c. Rca 10. Hragtan sual cos Bay Is isy' WITH
F. ,--,u,.s of cb-y6s,l sro-, M.ehas lays o. lh
sr-I zl-pl. Jsgc.t, g. John ~ i wiz @ nn-e , l..
6chr Brn Bolt tl pr-' r. An-IeF. y D. l0 -'I' ' i
s.r Wgsln of Cl.-rsaH. Fii, JaeLsoarie -ivs, VITA
-r ,i,- J. ward 20, c-i,. Ward Brrns4el Geo. iys vita
se ss.s Bor-u of cllen Spear Crieua 70 iays, With no
sss Et1urI xa5st. Baker Gardner Ne fr Phl-7ti. Pit in
sSar C. H. Seya, Rulani Eis, ar5or T. T. u days ah salt
Brig yele oreH. St croiI. viii ri's.
SAILED.
ste,sp Humboldt far st-tta Aer Mcneil or Valparaiso
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Acar. om PhIalph bark tone- iron bslt nor, e@Iss @
Pbi,ads5his. sear a s. BI.s. from TURKS Isand.
s.vAvAH Ga 6-Aryed. sterslD seminole from bo'ton
h5 cr-- for live ssIsd steamship huntsville for ScslorLi
'' caas1ss. :. Os GrT tsn,h7s Tine oaeen from Phils
dei71a Clasesiou. @ NeEor Fee tl from baltimore a. W.
at@I1t: Mary
Mckee on Pli es seAr Ls-is Lrnan, from baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
p1yvo-rH fA-rFed lN steamship H0sata ~ il
Bare4-s iEu4- Newton ilf hlliiufs ana pfoa'leA
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
A GRANT BEGGING CRCULAR.

Here is something for the Rev. James Har-
Ian edat Of me Washington Chronicle, 20 consider Il
j. circular directed to Postmaster near NewYorE,
TIE Whole revenues of whose olce can hardly be more
than SIX eight times tine contribution hele demanded
Tor ns -eecton OF this Civil Service Administrations
UNON REFUmICAN CONGRESSIONAL EXECUTIVE
I3r-MITrEE. WASHINGTON, y. C., aug. g. l5i2
SIR: Believing that yOu resi deep interest ln tie
sncce1e Republican candidates Tor President ana
Wee take tie liberty TO nCoae tAr tOi-
Init-ac lted letter I1e-ilng Contributions I'D h4
of uu l-.ac document, and 20 Cefry other necessary
...-.. s Tie campaign II YOu cam c.LFtltuuT iOr-
ward - el- rs uraccaDe twenty $50 dol ars, 10 Wll
n, -r...t-.y received aud promptly a,Auo "ic0Eed.
Vpr. .a-r...I fu.lv. JANEs HARLAN, Chairman, .
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
YOUNG Mr.. ADAMS EXTINGUISHED.

One witty Boston writer, speaking OF the
sala, di.conteut Of Chas Francis Adams Jr win the
Liberal eaaddate for President has said the Adams
family stock can 20 above pa Another M E4iIur
Wright who always held treucAant qulh mas written
review OF the speech Of The JGnlOr Aaa7' WIN" 'AN
aduir8b bly, sums up the case
But there was another great issue az Cncinnat as 10
body Las shown more conylnclhsly ma M
ms vrrv speech. II was whether 9'"ss 90 i bs
srau h. ruu by Washington officials. M Ada-lo -
6rru intensely aud bitterly dsapPolhttu ~ - ~ yiet
e. 5 ben DONG. Here the very hrst N!OLE ~ Us
rfghcd Tor reasons; nfst u was tne tts -
= v..''.- vs. nearer. Tie FrCe-Hraders We're az
.. e@,o5 @ ee,1gsf M Thousands OF Republicans
Le-l1 - - ~ M fbe Democrats almost we're ready
H. - yto nioueer Of PrOtecti0Dlsts. fresh from o.
- oI,seTvsfios at Tie SOuth, II spite OF an Dis pre-
conceived theories ready 70 lay aslue Aas ~, -
hobby and 20 IN With tLe ftst' On -,.n,r3s-t - Euf
OF reconc auon victory Mshe & J,,e ~ real or sham
- 1-.dr rbere was 10 possibility OF imDeolate w
- FIr Longer than most rclnenDel ne Oeue
vi ,o-nt Ias been rin iu the interest OF certain
csIrers whichever party was IN l0"o4 s 49,
gues5us that certain manufacturers nave Qe'4ts 80 ,
Aud Ms capable vi demonstration tIat the
ssme uen when they wanted o XII on tuo g = -
c0mpetit ou which sucl high tariffs encehNe. .llso
,t- '.r .sfes. kindly allowing - X venue CORNERS
ana Ffee Traders 10 take little e9lI",s OF ie - %
h9v- Been IN tie while edue4ied - tBink tAey
owe tAelr very daily bread % lhe L1iiA. 80
yerys cheese farmers on the Ial pesst.u1 - tnetT
ono Western Reserve believe as they 20 shel @
BlDls tlat they would starye IL the custom & 49,
abolished Ihey are mourning ~ ueeP 80. ~ "a free
minute over the conversion of Horace Grceey ~ -
Tla4e lust as tle political nigo-s OF As-atl ~
,ne-, g., over the conversion OF Charles SIMMER ~
Ponron Democracy. IL VIII take 40 least four years "a
S,roasf oifsuen IL undo the always weA'lDealt Du.
fs.e f4ac6ug Of Horace Greeley on this subject anu
H. u. DrDniaJle investment tie Free Tracer, cou-
r-sT..r .stud thousand times better tnlh ~ ,
ever fd uake-Uil be get Horace Greeley oui on IN
TpfErrF ,ua INTO the NAlJe House. dc IT, as
NJ Sams we'll saws 81 thoroughly honest ahl
earnest maa - and Ae Is nGnt, and exactly %8n,l. %
Mf Adams would have him, now II never DeiD,,'
i fe pIv pgsifive Issues Of the next four wears le.
NJ Adam, rp'uses 10 puf nim wherr he can --tFe pr
ss5u,, ID, ,.,i ,a present. UObi icL"A7' anu 20
UsId. 1is =, te tripod wICaCe 1c Alay cODtlA1e -
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

70 q uHioHp''r So % uaoHpae No go orehards No i''
tghi.nh Fa-iSe i2G Hruto,s 70 POI Devosst BHshEck
sna tushing -sEes. Dekall-pisre near Broadway. 49,.
AilcSHA Hdr4No 8 rrfap ave g75 narrT-tYe' y.ipn
Il. No. g1t WTtle-1r..
TrenasA WsrtSo. IS orfpri-s No 98 MTreaVe Zoe W
80 ~ h'tl-tre No 80 GrtsFe 2 peAllb-aFe Ne 70
D hao-aFe 70 - fnon1. No Fni01sLt no. 20 Fsgl1
TeHB-ers Hcrs-so. Fulton-.f 30 Us Gates IT, No o.
Narc-yF-, ha blJ bekaaTr acrrsf, No 500 fteG
ays So sts hrfef ho le1l Mrreafe No. ~ Gaare 40
LA Fgl.ru-1Fe. 10 tsi Fli'onst
Tre.fH-e.Osf Ffh-rrp aft
Un.rnsf no m hrr sevenlh-.t va sg-. ssl reuth-s Va
S3i fIHi-sre. 81 f.Ih-lve
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

Get the Be-t-Tnlel lead Pipe co1fes BY tae acton
cheaper than Lead Pre a. y i lest ouf % olE
double mAeL a. 10 10 rconrienlel Ii nrafT
,- r.5.scf m Nev-York surenor a other water-q
circular an sample pipe free A1ess CoLwELs shA"
LVuLttD EvG To- lentrrst keFflE Also manure
tuner o Block Tin Pipe Bsr Ta Leaf Pipe Sheet Lead Solder xc
Ord-Is dl.ed a. sight, at he oHrs mAfAe. faie'-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
ASPECTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
TnE GEnRGIA ELECTION ROWS.

Georgia was no exception to the general rule
that there quarrelng about the polls ON election
day; but tke Grant organs have seized on these us
tursances as tho FOR their small vote one
FarrOw teegraphs to Judge Eimunds OF the Gfahu Zen
tral Committee as follows:
ATLANTA. Ga, oct. o, 1872.
Hon. IAs. NJ EDNUNDs .,..,.
No Republicans were admitted as maeassrs s 0L ei IN
n the election Wednesday. TIE otctIs w. ei
Greelcytos TBey refused % open kepaDheah plo,.' ~
sc ana were Teeeved rs fast as offered Republican
votes only when Democratic votes were Dheliu-.
epreencts were rushed through az the rate
of siT per minute. Thus thousands Of kePnohcans
failed 20 get In their votes The exlui5on q tA re-
ceps was unawfuy required Of Republicans, but not
of Democratic. Republican leaders were arrested SSlIy
uu'ier false oharges ~ oraer 20 lhli4o G 1o+ r
lCngos made 20 delay voting ana % Htnldate he
pu0hcans Those attempting 70 assert Iser IsAs were
ussa4ed an0 m some eases murdered fOur were I he9
at Macon The Enforcement act was openly dened
Many arrests beng made by United States Iarshas
HENRY FARROw, Chairman.
This fraud on its face like the dispatch from savaD
nah sent by NJ II. Hale to Edmunds and circulated az
campaign document intended for campaign mate
lal only Edmunds had the wit to leave of the stage
direction Els please make commsuts." The election
managers appointed by the "Ordnaries," officers
who correspond in some respects 10 our surrogates
These elected with Bullock and are nearly al Re
rubici1s The managers were made mp from both par
ties. the lists published IN the Georgia newspapers
-10w, and many OF these wero cOlOred men at that.
Moreover the negTots by means massed for he
Grant eandidate many Of them, under the lead Of Joe
Brown" one Of their champions, voted for smith at A.
lauta and the same was true IN other places. One OF
the Grant organs to prove that the whites meant mis-
chief advance, printed this extract from The Macon
telegraph. Democratic:
T1e negro Radical leaders Of this city have threat
eutd io take possession Of the polls today and thereby
shut out all VINO won't vote TIE Il dioal ticket. We
hardly lhuk they % attempt that' but 10
well OBJ bo prepared. Let them see and know very
esry tlls morning that their uJte glme won't work
organize mass meeting at the polls very early ths
E and hold on t3l s1ulowu. Sec that cpeB nan.
lotie black tCb0 wishls fJ cote t5 Democratic tchtt
does s3 rfH0W mOlCsflflJu."
Thai man proves too much Ho should have sup
pressed Che last paragraph.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

NEW-ORLEANS POLITICS AND GRANIIoM.
There is an inventive genius in Washington
who manufactures news for The Boston IrarsAer One
OF Lis rcceut exploits IN this line is 10 repeat by some
marvellous power Of clarvOyance, the conversations OF
TgE TpBrNE's special correspondent with The business
men OF Neu-Crleans. According TO the observations
rhis -ed seer has made in bis Office IN
washington. or correspondent found all of the
ssid business men to be Oh Line Democrats,
and at the same time enthusiastic champions
oft he tso.crn candidate and having discovered this
astonishing fact DC dishonest 20 go straight
way and yoport that they were unit for Greeley We
suspect that Tee Trquelers cairvoy ant IS, rapport
IN some mysterious way, with Brothcr--nlav Casey,
or of the other weEpaid and truyoya officials Of
the Orleans Cust0m-houso, and that he draws his
inspiration that source our correspondent heard
marvellous accounts from these officials o. the number OF
who supporting Grant. and made dill
igcnt search for these business men," bat without
success He spent week in the city. and in that time
be did lot meet with siu-ls white Who was not
flr Greeley. zcept the ,lce-holtcrs l. is pretty clear
that office -.Sdng Is the only business m EowOr-
scans whioL favOrs Grant, is4n.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
THE INDIAN QUESTION
ExrERMISATNG THE APACHEs.

san Francisco, Oct. 6.-Ihe ArizoHa 1'Her
extra) gives an Official account Of al attack made by
three companies Of cavalry aided by friendly Hualapa
Indians under the command Of Col Mason, Sept a. on
large force OF Apache and MOave Indians, ed by An
crel HokOra OCha. Calama. and I'VE other CHEFS IN
the mountains near the santa Maria RIVER The atiaek-
ing party march on foot over country I.erIy
cuf M with deep caiOns. The surprise or the INDIANS
was complete, four rauchers beiEg ultaneOusy. AZ
tackled Forty Indians were killed and many more
wounded and captured.
THE INDIAN TROUBLES N ARIZONA
SAN Francisco, Oct. 5.-A dispatch has just
been received from GOV. Mccormick Of Arizona Ter
ritory saying that the attack Of Col Mason on the
Apache Mohaves the most important blow ever dealt
10 hostile Indians in that Territory II IS now known
that O OF the murders and robberes TO be charged
Ia them, and least two OF the killed ptrlcli
I'm the murder OF the LOring party rear WyckenDui
In November. A number OF those VINO recently ieIt
Dale Greek reservation were found among tLe s4a4n
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
pEpsoNA1-R1 rELEGR -.

IA son of sir Stafford Eorthco' died on fr'doy.
D.t-cy J. ALa--a, late errJQE %. " ". az
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
r1saINnrna lHPLHAD.

PROM sAv.yyaH-ia H-4sll, Frrau L,-1g.'ol Oct o
~, O. W p a a-r-.n. v Don-er n gos-eE,n " ll-orl.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
INDIANA.

INDIANA.
COrernOr .ThOS VI. Browne. Thos. \ HendIcks
lieut. G0rer7tOr.Leonl sexton. JChl T. ClaNtL-.
Sec. az Sfqte. .....W. ". Curry. owen ". EiiF
Andit3r or Sfcts James A. WIldman. john B. StO.L
Ireqsurer ......John ). Glover James B. RYAN.
SIN plfb T4r.u Repf ". smith. Milton Is. Hopdls.
AfiJrnej-Gc --JauIes C. Denny. B.S-ess " dahua'
Ctrrs Sun. C0tNLC Charles -tAull IsiNaIo lL-cr
Te.,0yter g C07,yt James il. Block John Q. Robinson
(..g Of Lqryc t5ud.nve =. Ortu rtlIchacl c. Kerr.
william Williams. John i. Cr.re--.
District / William Heiimau. " m. T.. NiblaCk
2..Dayid ". NJyle-. simeon *. WV.4e.
william W. Hcrod. fWm. :. Holman.
al. II. Wilson. DAVID G. GOudlug.
John t0llIn. cyrus II tt-' 10.
Morton O. Hunter. ID. " voorhees,.
7..I1omas J. Sason. MAI .4iai.-9a &; x = b b .'ssIde
g - yy,a.il..t 30. ~uanks Jonl J.. NtM
lO..E. v csTlor. J. v LtL-.
n FJ.4per Packard John a. UeuL-cks.
NEBRASKA.
c,rer.or Rober- ". FnInls II G. Let+
Rier7HBlics...-Ge -GeC-ge B.t-ke J".. ~. on-'oIlA'
CDdulf. CAN'T. :. II. 1tiNNAu
Aes. J"Sftess-- samusl Maxwell setl bob nsJl.
SEE of C5gis - .Jolu =. Cooper. Christian RItLman.
VditOr. .........JOLn y. weston. j. r. clarke.
treasurer Henry a. kOtHIg. /. W. h1l..li1'
H9Tlel- Gent H. Nehs5er. August -t. t------'
V-.son TasDecfgr wa lace ". Abbey. /. H. Rogers.
Iisi.-Ar ISL ArcL.d j. Weaver. Y. j. hr III.
q VIM. T. C0uneu. ]. q. r 81.
g. Melville b. boxie. william a. Marrow.
Con yressgaqgt. Lorenzo ClOuuse. Jesse d. Warner.
w.rsf..r .r. Of the uresart C1-r.-ss
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
0u

See Of State Allen 7. W.k0E. Aauila J. Wiley.
-Ju0ge sup Ck...Jutu Welsh. JOnl L. Green.
IiOdrc Flb. Hl.S-t Richard r. Porter Isaac =. Illey.
Congress. L.. Benz. Egglr-tou. MIltOu Sgvler
Chns 7. Taft (yacl O1co ). DOl0s (vac.)
2..Buth'rl r. IIayes j. r. B inning.
3.-JOhn O. smith john ". Il-.
4..LeWIs .. Grncrel. james j. Nl-aG-.
5..sdmuel J., brand. rChGs y. Lgmi In.
6..IsaaU 4 Sherwood. Frank II. HuFI.
John T. Wilson. Lawrence j. Neal.
S--Wiluam Lawrence. j. j. MJss9n.
o..J. ". Robinson. George ~. Morgan.
IU..~ChaTe7 Foster. Rush r. Sloane.
U..Hez-kah +. Bundy.s Samuel r. Nash.
12..Jau.e5 Taylor. Hugh Il. JeWett.
13..LuCius +. Marsh. Milton J.. Southland.
I4..Iuus. j.. DOuCLa-s. John Berry.
1j--fWm. =. spctEuc. EicAaT T.. HudsOn.
IG--LOrcuZn Daufgrf. CIris. l. P0or.IIl.
Ill D. Woodwork. Richard Brown.
18.--J8mes Monroe. Norton : Townsend.
19..'JGmes A. Garfield. Milton cutlh
2g..RichaId T.. PdIsOLz.SelaI Chamberlain.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
THE WE87HER.

MsBb. rs Of the prsssut Co1gs-sA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-04

CLINTON BRrDGE.-We learn from .'
Davenport Gazette of this mo,-
company was orgap..led at Clinton. on
eanesuA .4ss, with capital stock of
10000 for the purpose Of building a
new bridge over the Mississippi at that
point. Every dollar Of the stock was sub
scribed-the larger part OF il by J. f. joy,
and his Boston associates. Officers of the
company were elected as follows: President,
G. Fl. Toll, Secretary, E. H. Thayer
Treasurer, w. +. Coan-all of Clinton.
Directors-Messrs. G. G. Toll, W. F. Coan
and Anto Smith, of Clinton, J. NJ. Walker
aud F. Hinckly, of Chicago, S. J. Kirk.
wood, of Iowa City, and j. X. Graves, Of
Dubuque.
The bridge is to be entirely of iron, and
will probably be constructed with both q
rail aud wagon road. The work ia to b
pushed forward immediately.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-04

PouCE CouET.-.Sqaife Cropper's Office
was crowded yesterday and Thursday. John
Burns aud Mary Burns his wife, were on
trial for keeping house of ill.fame, at the
place known as the Farmers Retreat. \
jury was impauneed and ihirty-one wit
uesses were examined on the part Of the
ci.y-Gfter the evidence was ell in, the
Squire BY request of the city attorney dis
missed the charge against Mrs. Burns.
The jury brought in a verdict of guilty
against John Burns, and assessed fine Of
ten dollars, which also includes revocation
of Burns saloon license. p 7. McElherne,
city attorney, for prosecution, Sweeney &
jackson for the defense.
Mrs. Clementine Evans, was arrested and
brought before Justice Chopper, yesterday
afternoon, charged with beating and maj.
treating young girl, named Rosa MoGinnis
She was fined s. and costs, which she paid
Hugh Kennedy was arrested by Officer
SohrAdsr for being drunk, and taken before
Justice Chopper, who fined him s. and costs
which he paid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-04

A bright, healthy child is a perennial spring
Of joy in every well-rsgulsted family, and where
is that father, who after the strife and turmoil
of business. on retiring to his home, is not be-
guiIed Of care by the innocent prattIe of his
child? Perhaps this father is o worldly man.
and makes gold his IDOL he may have been a
successful man, and amassed riches Yet place
his child on the sick bed, ana all his gold is
at the disposal of the physicians, and the only
return he asks is the restoration of health 10
his child. Fathers Mothers would YOU pre-
serve your child in health? Then listen 10 us
There is one prevailing cause of the disesse in
children, and that cause is worms. If this
cause of disease Is not removed, your child will
ssken and die, or linger a suffering invalid for
life. We present to jon an infallible remedy
for worms; it is
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy,
and is put up in the form Of a stick Of candy,
aad so pleasant to the taste, that children
greedily tease for 1t. II is purely vegetable,
aud cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DIR
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sale
everywhere at 90 cents per package.
". q. CoAsT00K, Sole Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-04

EETITE its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, involuntary emissions, loss
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diSzy head, loss OF memory, AID threatened
impotence and imbeoility, find sovereign
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vitality TO the entire man. They have cured
thousands OF eases. Price, s. per package of
i've boxes and large 50 vial, which is very i'm
porsant TO obstinate or old cases, or 81 Per sin
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by mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH-
REYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE CO., 56a BRoADwAY, NEW YORK.
ChEs A. Benser aud c, spidel, Agents for
Rock Island,