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REMovAL.--Livingston has removed tn
McDonalds old stand, opposite Kiesow's
All the latest styles of Hats and Cans. and
Gents furnishing goods. 825.3m "N
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Al Piaft.bcROcK ISLAND AND ST LOUIS r. R

Trains connect Mt Rock Island with the Chicago.
X. l. a Pacific, the Peoria a X. l., and the Western
unioh Railways. AT Monmouth with the C., b. &
Y. for Burlington, Galesburg aud Peoria. At Bush
nell with tue &. b. A q. for Quincy. At Boards
town with tbs Springfield Illinois South Eastern
for Springfield aud PanA. Al Chaplin with the To
ledo, W. a Western tor jacksonville, Naples and
Hannibal; and az 81 Louis with all Railroads and
Steamboat lines diyergiug from that point
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFElTS.
smlIh's Tonic Syrup has been counterfefted, and
the counterftiter brought to grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

The genuine article must have Dr. John Balls
private sts.np each bottle Dr. John Bnli only
has the II it TO manufacture and sell the originfl
John J. smith's ToBic SyrHp, OF Louisville Ky
Examine well the tabBl each bottle. II my
private stamp II not on eact 0nttle. do not pur
ehare. = YOU will ne deceived. See my column
ADVERTISED ent. and ms show card will prose-
CUT any one infringing my right The genuine
Smiths Tonic syrup can only be prepared by my
self The public : servant,
DR. JOHN BULL
LouieVf!le, Nov 8. 1859 ian4I-dtSwly.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-29

The Brooklyn argus wants to know
what course President Grant will order his
Attorney General to pursue with regard to
Mr.. Henry D. Cooke, ex-governor Of the
District OF Columbia Bank in Washington
This inquiry is suggested by the statement
ofthe Receiver, which contains the follow
ing items
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BUSINESS CARDS.
KENWoRTHY / REARnsr.Ev
MI. MI. STURGEON.

| AW AND ABSTRACT OFF Il. Rooms IN
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i, I T. McELHERNE.

a ToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
BIocb Island, Ill. Office in Mitchell & Lynde's
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n ana soI{ AND COUNSELOR AT La
Rock Island tor in Chancery. Office oppol
use Rock Island III s-31dwI
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Manhood! Womanhood MARRIAGE

sfo tgcs illus -gted fine plates, sent postpaid f
so cents, by Or. Whittier 6I7 ST Charles Street
Louis, Mo-. the great Specialist. Read his card.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Dr.. Cotton will give free exhibition Of
laughing gas to ladies in the large hall of the Cooper In
stltute tomorrow afternoon.
Pictures and songs illustrating the Pill
rm's Progress" will be exhibited at the Church OF the
Strangers evening, for the benefit Of the church.
An entertainment will be given at Steinway
Hall this evening, for the benefit OF the WOmen's Edu
caonal and Industrial Fund Miss Faithful will give
readings, and Miss Autoinette Sterling will sing.
The Joumeymen Wood Caryey's Union held
a general meeting at the Germania Assembly Rooms
last night, and adopted amended constitution and
bylaws; but action was taken IN reference 10 the
strikes
The tenth annual Commencement OF the
New-York Medical College for Women will take place
tonight AT Association Hail. The Rev. Henry Powers
aud Mr. DC Cordoya viii address the graduating class
aud several ladies will receive diplomas
At n meeting of the Thirteenth Ward Conn
ell Of Political Reform held last evening, resolutions
were unanimously adopted 70 the effect that, unless the
appointing power be given TO the Mayor by ne proposed
Charter subject 10 the confirmation OF the Board OF Al
drrmen whatever other excelencies lt may contain, II
will regarded essential defeat of the attempt 10
effect the reform proposed through organic law.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

The contract price for the vessels is Sdco'ooo'
OF 100000 each. Especial attention has bceh
paid to the wants OF the steerage passengers,
who Will occupy the after portion OF the spar
deck which In ether steamers Is devoted to secondcas
passengers. The httor viii be accommodated on the
main deck with the rstcass passengers. In the steer
age there will be saterooms capable OF accommodating
ten persons EACH and dining tables will be so arranged
that they can drawn the ceiling after each meal
One OF these steamers will sail from this port every
week The Company has purchased property near .Ho-
boken ferry for accommodation OF passengers There
is water front OF I25 feet for which C25Oo was paid
on tins property the Company is now building larg
pier so feet vide and 725 feet long over ts shed VIII
be built 10 feet wide and $50 feet long, bonded ware
house will also be erected upon TINS property l eeI
square and five stories high. The cost OF these improve
mens will be about SlJOOO0 These stcamers VIII run 70
Hamburg az first but the agents consider 1t probable
that they will eventually touch at an English port
The new State line (New-YOrk and Glasgow VIII DC
gin operations April q on which date tue pioneer steah-
snp Pennsylvana viii sail from this city.
On and after April 10 the Cunard line VIII dspatch
steamer every Saturday ia addition 10 tha OF Nednes
day and later IN the Summer every Tuesday wednesday
Saturday - 80 r,.,.
The new screw steamship Vile do avre OF the French
Transatlantic line Is expected to arrive IN Ie" uay
from Hayre. ,,- -,
Gamorgan and the agents Of the line say the Othef
sells will be added rapidly as possible .,.
Incoming steamers report extremely rou-h "eatne'
outside" which, this season OF the year B not uu
usual. Several steamers now overdue DuJ 10 dhA
ety is entertained regarding their safety
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
A RIVER MYSTERY.

The body of a man was discovered floating
in the nver at the foot Of North FOurthst Brooklyn
yesterday mornings and from the fact that there is a
long and deep cash the top of the head made with
evidently other sharp weapon, it is be
lieved that the had been murdered. The body is
between 40 and 45 OF age apparently and the face
has side whiskers and mustache. IL had apparently
been only few days in the water. The clothing consists
Of blue cloth frock coat and vest dark brown ribbed
cashmere trowsers, white and black striped calico shirt
black Wooen undeTshirt, purple wOOlen socks, and
CATERS There iewelry, money, or papers
found on the body, anything that would lead 10
identification. The body is now the dea .-house at
UniOn-ave. and North Frstst where an inquest VIII be
held The Impression Is that the deceased belonged 10
this
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
STEAMSHIP NOTES.
A NEW CoMPANY's PROSPECTS.

On July 1 the Eagle Transatlantic Steamship
Company known the other side the German Trans
atlantic steamship Company. will have its vessels run
ming order This Company was formed in Hamburg by
number of German capitalists in opposition to the New
York aud Hamburg Steam Packet Company The capital
OF the Company 10000 Geo halers all the stock being
owned ia Hamburg with ao exception OF small portion
taken by Messrs. Kanauh. Nachod & Kuhne the gen.
eral agents OF the Company in this city. The building
No l3 Broadway is being fitted up for their recep.
ton and they will occupy the ground floor Their rates
Will not be lower for passengers than those by other
companies. Eight new steamers, $500 tons each,
building for them the Clyde. They will all be the
model feet long 40 feet beam, with engines OF
5000 horsepower which viii be lifted up with the latest
improvements IN coalsayiug appliances, etc. They arc
named after the German poets Schiller, Goethe Lcssng
Ueyder. Klopstocs Heland, Gellert and The Koerner
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
.on OF tho onlls shnNld be go

That the venator Mt the top Of tho cells shoad oe so
hung that II readily he opened or closed py d
occupants FONrlA: That There should bc uaip ppcc
closet In each cell aud soil pDo - each vcruca lin
Of them FiTh: That there shoeid he hr'ncluu and
In the cellar communicating With the street hvWo ani
that the entire space between It's present ~ cnn
tho ceiling overhead be qtcnscy nllod WIN cl, o sys
clndes ss folows A rsards the existence OF the ~
ten OF warming and OF GOsets aud Sol pIJ, 10 con
the commission 20 whose direction thls plub i,teg-
ndef to statn that thes3 obectionahe itttuios "'
rant TO tho design and construction oi ~. an
SANITARY Insneetor James concuuee S g., ho roc am.
,hus. "fbe only permanent Improvements , W 70 M IhI
nus sus - 6c oy v.;y,s.inn of the building rs prison. thc
devotion o tbe r-operty other uses ahu tne -
i'm some moro safnhrOus LOCALITY OF sitV 90
orcct n nrisoo kuiIdng. TO be ccnStfucteu WI w
Iii tr nress nj ideas OF sanitary archfVcctuie'
TIE NIGHT SOIL CONTRACTS.
Tbe Raard of Health held special mretihg'
YESTERDAY morning for the purpose of hearing read the
bd on t contract to Right soil from the CITY
o bias had been received, from France SWlt ana
| tho e0,er from Charles Watson. Before tho plus
! vcro onened Mr. Watson said that nc wiSheu
| 20 .yi,,draw his bid, nasmuch as when nc
| ,oafe IL he did not know that he would
n eled 70 TRANSPORT the night soil in large boats to
me LODI Company whose factory was situated III NV
| Jersey The Board decided to open Mr. Matsohs Dl
Notwithstanding, and found that lie onered 10 90 uIc
work for Sls75O per year, while Mr. SWlts ploS We
$1,000 The Board compelled bY tnc terls Ol uucI
own resolution limiting the amount PAID 70 S2oUJo 10 Ic
fuse Mr. Swft's bid, and TO accept Mr.. watson T. Mr.
Watson said that he would not accept the contract II uc
hoard paid him $4,000 year If he does not give Sc
cnrty witil IS hours the contract voted him becomes
VOID. The Board Will then be compelled To advertise
|
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
A PRIZE-FIGHT STOPPED.

The police Of the Twenty third Precinct learned,
yesterday morning, that Martin Barns and John Tool
had with several friends left the foot Of Nreysccond
st. East River in boats, for the purpose OF pIizenrh
Information was sent TO the Twelfth Precinct police
To at crossed % Astoria and there found Burns
TOOL already 1ghng IN ring The police were per.
10y tbS IfZeh r. 1Hd tAtr friends, and all the
e1muals Gea. Inc Oh ,eIS succceded however in ar
resting I1Oi anu ~ Oi t'' SPECTATORS Ihe prisoners
were trrag,t back ," Gals cits.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
PROMINENT ARRIyALs

p,.re,f Uous,--8 r. Cowan, Assistant Secretary of
M freYor Sfneunt House-Res Admiral Anguslus L. Case,
N q Eayy Irtresr HouseCharles Francs Adams M Of Quincy
I;oh 1ronu, UotL-SoIctor Baahed Of De
srtment the Hon b. Larobc Of baltimore, the IIen william
bdge vern Clinton h. Fisk fst Louis se " Baker Of
Troy and Wsm Mason Of Taunton Mass YORK fot-Lt
Delaware. e1oy Price New-Jcfy,
nd Dare Dougherty Philadelphia Hogmaa H0ussBt Con-
-nsy ~ Cech DRYDEN ~ vi Alexander AgissI Of Cam.
6rilse sS and G. b. Wrgit of Phladepha...S HiIg Hoi
Ministers William H. Seward, ol
Aphura N " Gen H. Pfeltee Of Hartford and H. Lathrop Of
Glsey House-Bt Congrssman Dennis Mccarthy Of
s.r ana Joerh r. Tobias Of Philadelphia COLEMAN House
Col v C. Bouiino Washington H0u5e-Ibe Rev John D.
Tho npu. Eouc.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
THE FORGED CERTIFICATES.

There are few additional details to be OBJ
tained concerning the alleged forger, Austin and his
operations l. appears be definitely settled however
that the extent OF his orgeres viii not exceed the
shares first announced. Mr.. Odde is asceJtanng the
extent Of his liabilities and consulting with hs counsel
His case s under consideration at the Stock Exchange
His seat IN that BODY valued at about SOOD and he IS
liable for the misdeCds Of his partner Detectives are
still searching for Austin.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
RAILROAD NOTES.

President Watson of the Erie Railway Com
pany has suspended without salary, Horatio n Otis.
Secretary, Justin d. White, Assistant Treasurer, and
John Hilton, Audit Clerk, all directors under the old
administr atOn IL having been demonstrated that their
assistance I'm the overthrow Of the Could admnisra-
ton prompted by mercenary motives. They Will
remain suspended until the next meeting OF the dl-
rcctOrs.
Charles II. Fisher, chief-engineer Of the
New.York Central aud Hudson River Railroad, pre-.
pared the specifications and terms for the proposals for
building the two additional tracks Of the New-York
Central Railroad from Albany to Buffalo, lately author
zed by the Legislature The time for opening the bids
has been fixed April 10. The work IL To Do divided
into sections and proposals 20 be submitted for the
entire work, or for one or more sections
The stockholders of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad will meet April raufy lease
OF the Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis
Railroad by their Company. It having been stated
the street" that the ST. Louis Alton AMI Terre Haue
Railroad was regarded tho next probable Western
acquisition OF the Atlantic and Great Western inasmuch
rs the Tcrc IIaute n continuation OF the Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad, Mr..
Barlow. counsel for the Atlantic aud Great Western,
states that there truth in the rumOr his road
does not wish to proceed in that direction.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

The annual meeting of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad held at Pittsburgh Yetna me
were elected directors four Nlam b.
Oglen of Cbcago Williams Of Fort Wayue Louis IL mfer OF
Tie President g. W. Cas- and Secretary ana ifeasHei
G. M Hutchinson continued in ohce
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

EGnr PAGES INTERESTING READING MATTER Poh i 'FNr
Now carefully condensed and in convenient form or r
THE rRBUNEs complete report Of e CREDIT MOBILEk ~
yEsrIGArIoS, printed single sheet Of eight pages
single % onS
Two COpts ''i-'
Five copcs.... e'A'
Usual discount 70 the Trade.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
HOME NEWS.

TaERSoaRrRR, YBsrgRDay. AT DIcKFsoNs. IN PAN
ROW.
eam-Is' Hoon-tgo O. p.-5C' hdnebs-i2' Avusse-Hi0
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

ART STUDENTS will find in TIE TRIBUNE
LECTURE EXTRA published the series Of Ara Studies rece M
delivered ia The National Academy Pnce &c. By mail Be-
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
RATLWAY AFFAIRS.
JUDGE sHEPLEY's DECISION IN THE BOSTON,
HARTFORD AND ERIE CASE

JUDGE SHEPLEY'S DECISION IN THE BOSTON,
HARTFORD AND ERIE CASE.
BoSToN March 19.-Judge Shepley OF the
United states Circuit Court has refused to grant the n-
junction asked by the Eric Railway 10 restrain the Trus
tees OF the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railway under
the Berde mortgage from forcclosing and forming a
new corporation His opinion. which occupied an hour
in delivery, listened to by crowded courtroom
audience Though assuming full jurisdiction under the
Bankrupt both in law and equity he declined TO in.
tcrcre with the dccrees of the State courts to under
lying mortgages and would not interfere with tho opera
ton the trust until the question OF the status Of
general creditors had been established and power Of sale
gwen by the District Court acting concurrently This
decision the transfer Of the property to the bond
holders under the Bcrlell mortgage and the speedy
completion of the whole road by the corporation to
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
VNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON
i PANI OF NBWi0RK, 10 aud l'S BIoIaaay
EFgYORE March 10 l3-3
CASH ASsETs.................

OAnH hooLI n'''' +'V777'
This Company loan It's uuds Bond and mortgage
approved unncumhered THE State, aud ushlong
States within Efy miles Of this city.
No charge applicants commission Otherwise made
or permitted directly indirectly By any OGcI Trustee poson %
its employment procuring bans o services connection there
with except titles examined and tie requisite papers
pared by appointed b the Company whose charges to & ap
plcan for the loan required by Bylaw be limited and
able
regulations and not Of recent date but have been n
in the COMPANY for many years
81 authority Of the Committee Finance.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
lAnaonncement.i
Many druggists have BURNETT'S COLOGNE.
VsCoNTI's TUSCAN SALAD OH-Choice Olive
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

A HAT.-The "Subject OF my story" bor-
rowing tie language Of Cassus The hSox sPns 81 80
is chapter sentence. and Hoi lENif
Toy Buy ID a. Broai@4 you down 1t the Prescott
convenient a; hs splendid store uA4cf 'Ae F
Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
CREDIT MOBUIER,

A.-For first-class Dress or Business Hat
10 the manufacturer, EsFLSsCHA4Di lI5 N45a'usI
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20

For Morn PATCHES, FRECKLEs, AND TAN
PgRRYs Morn L0TIOS. Sold by druggists cFe
where. Depot 49 B0ndsL, New-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
BliOOKLYN.

a delegation of Myftle-aye. property owners
conferred with the Board OF city Works, yesteIC s.,
relative 10 TIE repavenout of That thOroughIarc, md
were informed that tho improvement wDDld cJst Is ~
New-York tribune., 1873-03-20
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEToN.-Charles Henry ThOrnc age I
years. was arragned Yesterday before Justice Garrett
on charge OF burglary, in breaking into the house
Mary A. Wilson and stealing sl2 in money and quantity
OF iowclry. The Justice suspended sentence, Dut sen
the eulprt temporarily 70 the jan.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-18
cHARLEsToN1 ELEo1uoM.

The nominating convention Of ls,fon-
day night was rather disgraceful affair
orataid old Charleston. The Wagner
faction were decidedly in the majofity,
but Che Boag supporters relied on mus
Gle. One of the committee was put I'M
der the table and escaped rough hand
ling by staying there. The result 81 the
proceedings was d general confusion,
bordering on rowdyism. The Repabli,
cans met at.the Military Hall on Tues
day, and after much flibustering and
more noise, nominated G. T. Cunning.
ham for the Mayorality. Tits generally
supposed that he will meet large con.
servatiye support, and beat Mr.. Boag, if
he is run. Some doubts exist as to beat
ing Gen'l Wagener, who is popular and
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-18
PLEASANTRIEs OF RAILRoAD
TRAVEL.

l.. 4 =
To have q brogan circling over ones
head and finallylodgcd on your shoulder
while tring to get a nap. To push it
aside and have samo fragrant stamper
put on back of sleeping chair, eIevating
it to q perpendicular. To think chari-
tably of your sleeping assailant, and be
bombarded with thunder of snoring.
To see lono female stared out of coun.
tenance by a human hog, who cannot
recommend himself for anything lelse
-.l.s. pateir tupucco juice squirter. 10
escape the locality of brogans, and ac-
cept a seat by a man wko has made his
first visit to hotel, and who tells
friend that "Shirmps amt wurrums."-
To lose q nights rest for parcel of
noisy men, who not willing to sleep,
keep, the rest Of the passengers in misery.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-18
THE oRANGEBURG TIMES

! q
Has carefully and anxiously noted the
affairs of Orangeburg County, and its
peoples interests. The success of the
people hes been cur hearty wish. Their
veal and our existence are united
Without any help other than the patron
age we have received from you, we have
met, at your homes and hearthstones, as
the organ Of peace md fellowship. Our
aim has been to advance the planters vo-
cation--to give him a synopsis of the
"map of busy life;;" to tell a genial joke,
to applaud tho gight and denounce the
wrong. riuinl 10 DC your paper
Give us new namcs-swcll up our list Of
subscribers, and let the effort to main
tain paper, expressive Of your feelings
be strengthened kylthe substantial sup
port Of host of subscribers. Mr.. Kirk
Robinson writes our receipts.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fearful Collision.
September II, 1873.

September II, 1873.
A collision occurred this A, M. between
the down passenger train and pay train,
on the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad. &
Paymaster Richards was crushed and
lived about half or three quarters Of
an hour. A colored man, while apply
ing brakes, was killed in his tracks. En-
gineer Williamson has his thigh and
ankle broken-not much hopes of his re-
covery. Two small colored boys badly
injured, and likely to die. Several
wounded. No passengers hurt. Ex-
press car splintered; but messenger Ora
ham escaped with slight scratches. The
engines were broken into small pieces
and severa. cars burned up, in order tD
get Capt. Richard, who was killed On
the engine where he was riding.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-18
CONVENIENT LOGIC.

1 The bravo bravissimo Of those who
have axes to grind, (office, public pap,
and pickings) at the expense of principle
is rampant in the declaration that the
government Of to-day in the South is the
"'logic Of facts and is incontestible-
We have no idea of dispnting that GER
tain mysterious events of history are per.
mitted to be but to infer that such oc-
currences outside of the result which is
to sequelize them are more than mate
rial employed to work out q reformation,
is to contine the plans Of Omniscence to
human hands. Could the people of the
South be persuaded to believe that the
existing rule, with all its trail of evils,
(beginning in q virtual spoliation of their
homes, and ending in the debasement of
their race) then could they as reasonably
dispute the wisdom of Justice, or the
pricelcssncss Of Truth. History is but
repeating itself; and though its pages are
hidden ut times behind prejudice and
error, and blackened with deeds of atroc-
ity, yet it is the broad highway to knowl-
edge, and must be most glorious when it
is the annalist of light evolved from dark
ness. The "logic of facts" is as applica-
bic to q hapless voyager between the
jaws of n shark, or tourist who may be
asguest in the den of an Italian banditti,
as it is to people who are FORCED TO
acquicscc to the most venal government
by a hedge Of bayoncts; and any other
construction put upon the actions and
behavior OF the Southern people than
that ofa forced submission by superior
physical mastery, is libel upon their
character, and SANDER upon their fame.
The Southern mind was at least pre-
pared, after tho overthrow of its cause,
to see n great moral reform. Tho
'staunchcst champions of Republicanism
(so-calltd) flooded the land; and fresh
from the schools of abolitionism and
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-18
A Tiendish Outrage Avenged.

Peter Jeannett' the father of the littl,
girl who was outraged by James Corri
van in Muskegon on Monday night
went to the Jail today, and asked peri
mission to see the prisoner, which wal
granted by the Sheriff. Jeannctt ther
stepped to the door of the cell where th.
villain was confined, took pistol from
his cap and shot Corrivan in the head
Jcannett was then taken before Jus tics
Hoyt and admitted to bail. The fact!
in the case aresbrieAy stated by the Free
Press correspondent, as follows :-"On
Monday last Corrivan cnticed the little
girl, only nine years old, into the woods,
where he kept her all night, foully out
raging her person. Search was made
for the child during the night by the
alarmed parents, but in vuin. About
daylight the fiend let her go and she
came home, barely able to walk. Corr
rivan was arrested on Tuesday morning
and lodged in Jail. The little girl died
on the following morning. The outrage
created great excitement, and indigna
tion at Muskegon. Tonight it is feared
the excited crowd will force an entrance