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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-18

The Davenport gazette, in its notice OF
the procession in Rock Island an st Pat
rick day says "On Orleans street an
interesting incident occurred. Miss Jen-
ME Kane, arrayed in white and green
stepped out from her home, and presented
Marshal Lillis with large and beautiful
wreath. composed Of q ground OF ever
greens ornamented with roses. 1t was re
ceived with hearty thanks-the Societies
cheering the beautiful Miss, and the bands
PLAYING Wearing Of the Green during
| a.. LII
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kosADALis Is used in the practice of, and en-
dorsed by some Of the leading Physicians through
Out the land They are induced to do this from the
fact that Its formula is published around each bot
tie so that the physician knowing its component
parts, and being already acquainted with their
properties prescribe it with all confidence
NIcHoLAsvILLE, KY, Feb. IL 1869
HchIlemen:-l have seen the effects OF ''Rosadal.
Is on patiente in my own practice, and take plea
sure IN atesting to its merits very powerful al
terative. In cases OF Scrofela Rheumatism Sec.
ondary Syphilis &C, always recommend it,
Very truly. yours, j. 5. SPARKS. NJ D.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.

smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and
tue oounterfeiter brought to grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bull only
has the right to manufacture and sell the original
John j. Smiths Tonic Syrup OF Louisville Ky.
hHamlne well the label on each bottle. II my
p,Nale stamp Is not on each oottle, do not pnr
chase. or you will be deceived See my column
advertisement: and my show card will prose-
Sute any one Infringing on my right. The genuine
smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared bv my
self The publc's servant,
Louisville, Nov. 5 1863 ianal -dSw1v.
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CAUHION

~. y. nov nov deceived ,ar Can for ALIENS LUNG
Directions accompany each h,,n.
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The following is the complete annual financial re-
mort, showing the receipts and disbursements o.
he City OF Rock Island from March 4th, lefz, un
iii March Sd, 1873, inclusive:
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Council Proceedings.

Ourreport published yesterday the Eth
contained all the business transacted ex-
ccpt the following
\ petition signed by John Beierlein and
fifteen others, asking permission to erect a
frame building on lot 10, block II, in Spen.
Ger x Cases addition was read. AID
Wagner moved that the prayer of the
petitioners be granted and the motion was
apread IN
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EVERY c0RNET BAND
AGENTS. A RARE CHANCE

We Will pay all Agents : % per week IN CASH We
viii engage with Us AT ONCE. Everything furnish
ed and expenses paid. Address
A COULTER & CO, Charlotte, Mas
NANNY Made Rapidly with Stencil and hr!
WVHEt Check Outfits. Catalogues snd T..
particulars FREE :. N. SPENCER, III HauoFr
street, Boston, Mass.
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HORRIBLE,

by q simple remedy. VIII send receipt postage
free, to all afflicted. Rev, T. J. MEAD, SyracUse-
New York
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j, n, HARRIS & CO,

''' tfiN . T. Tfffg,
~ of sac In Rock Island by John Bcnqstop T n
Ih9nlss, o. Srouau, L. BfvaRerl {. spsidei. smi,h
l.aod&wsn
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nnFTTHR We CURE the habit PERMANENT
EEWEHt mi CHEAP, QUICK. without suffering OF
UFEHtW inconvenience. Describe your case
III u ~ Address :. g. ARMSTRONG, NJ D.
EATERS Berrien, Michigan. ?, o. Box
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MEDICAL,
DIR. WISTAR'S
BIlslM Of WILD CHERRY

Is peculiarly adapted to every disease of the lungs
and liver which Is produced by our ever varying
climate.
There is, perhaps, no disease with which our
country is affected, which sweeps of annually 80
many victims as that fell destroyer of the human
Day after day, year after year
the nsatiate monster hurres to the cold and silent
portals Of the tomb fresh added victims to its
quest No walk Of life is sacred from It's blighting
influence. No age is exempt from its death deal
ing shafts The old, the middle aged and the
young, all alike, are food for this common enemy
OF mankind. The white haired patriarch whose
life of temperance has rendered his system imper-
vious TO the attacks of other ills and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of life's
calm evening, inds consumption fastening it's fangs
upon his vitals and tearing him from world ever
bright to minds which look complacently on days
well spent.
Consumption, in its confirmed and incipient
stages coughs, asthma, Group, and liver complaint
form by far the most fatal class of diseases known
TO our land. Yet even those may be cured by
means of the simple yet powerful remedies that
scattered wherever these maladies prevail.
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Connects ~ Rock Island with al ulVtfglhE lint7
At Fulton with the g. q \ W. K X. Tor clinton
and Omaha. west and chicago east
A. Frecpur with the / &. T. X. & c. & n ".
Il T.
Al Beloll Clinton and Racine with the c &
y. ". H. r.
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIME.
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AIEnU ANu ugrAwbA t.HN = 81 81" a.
Swgduua and Sew Windsor. arrives Tuesday .
and THURSDAYS a. N uapart- Wednesdays and
Saturdays o. A N,
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Thc-r trains connect At Rock Island with the
trains of the chicago. Rock Island & Pacific X r.,
thg Peoria 4 Rock Island x. r., the Western Union
X r.. The Chicago q southwestern X. X and tha
Davenport and ~ Paul T. X Al Monmouth win
chicago. Burlington & quincy Il r., ~ Bushnell
with Toledo, Peoria 4 Warsaw Il r., 4 Boards.
town with Springfield Illinois southeastern X.
r. and M Chnpin with Toledo, Wabash a Western
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March Z, Balance in hands of
Ireasurer. -'.-..-.-....--.
Back taxes p'd by J. Barge,
Back taxes paid by Rob
ert k9hler, ex-eollector. ;.
Back taxes paid by d. o.
Reid, County Collector. -.
Taxes collected by II, G.
cleveland, collector. -.
Police department from L.
c. Chopper, ..........-.......
Ex -weighmaster, J IL. Reeves,
Weighmaster, B. II. Cook ..-.
Dog tax, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wharfmastcr, VIM. \. Jarvis
Elk bridge tender, NJ. c. VII
Enn e
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~ licences 100 90 $3.50 90
Fire dept for old bell. la5 10
Fire dept for hand engine
Rescue Nc. ., and lanterns. 13 " -
Fire dept, hand engine West
No l.......-. ...-.... u" W
Fire dept for steam fire en-
CINE VIM Eggieston. 2fo ~
Fire dept, old iron, sold by 40
engineer. -.,-.-....-.- "
, r W - "a ~ - . ta- 1909 2S ,
/ ,,a,,,l la. salI l.520 90 ="
St|,,rnt ~ 0rJers i.snrd 12l .79O Is c
Balance Overdrawn--..... 4'N's W
SI6T ais ~
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. r.
GOING EAST.
Express and Mail, leaves s;iba, m, and 1880 p m.
Accommodation, leaves Ut 400 p m,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-01-04

Although the number Of open accounts is
now larger. the proportions a. given above
are not changed. Owing to q very considers
bic reduction in the price Of passage to Eu-
rope, and other causes, many Of our Irish,
scandinavian, English, and German deposi-
tors, like many others, are now visiting their
old homes, and spending the winter among
old friends. 1t is expected that this move
ment will have tendency to stimulate immi-
grafton during the coming year, and will
otherwise be productive Of good results.
The prevalence Of the horse distemper early
in November, which for time caused total
suspension Of traffic upon the streets, and al
most q complete suspension Of business.
threw many depOsitOrs out Of employment,
and threw them upon the reserves held for
them by the Savings Bank, notwithstanding
all Of which more money was deposited than
drawn during every month Of 1872, excepting
the month Of March, when the drafts exceed.
cd deposits by about 5000 The following
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-01-04

the approving heavenly hosts, and the
with the idol But the lowly Communists
dill that work for humanity, and there 10 no
earth response to the praises Of the angels Of
peace. There are no earthly honors, but
only curses for those lowly benefsctors Of hu-
mAnity, And-in the decree Of man -thAt con
summing idol must be restored
Yet, thanks to God. We have a grand pro
phetic promise that truth and right. when
crushed to earth. shall rise again, and Justice
shall be done
When the time comes that the historian
shall be enabled to calmly and impArtiAlly
view and record the causes, motives and
events Of that civil uprising We may see
gArnIshed with glory what has been brought
before US - in the blacklist dye Then JUS
tice may be- done to the Paris Commune
And who knews whether that Paris in Its
deep commotion and struggle for human
rights, may We; become a. Mecca, ave
Bethlehem to the grateful pilgrims Of the
nations while SArtory-thAt bloody place of
execution Of many noble Communists
be As = GolgAthS to = new, a more Christian
civilization, For also these "martvrs
blood may greatly promote the growth of
their church and, A. Americans, We
have it before Us As matter Of fact, that
while
John Browns bod liOs mouIIr ring in the grave,
His soul Is marching 4"
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RULES OF THE NJ. T. & N. saw.
INGS BANK.

THE BI SINESS OF THIS CORPORA
TlnN Is confined exclusively to the receipt
and care Of Savings, Deposits, and Funds De-
PASTED IN Trust. No Commercial o. General
Banking Business is transacted
SUNS AS SMALL AS ONE DOLLAR re-
e1iNe ed frUm Any person, and . Bank Book
furnished i'hout charge
MARRIED WOMEN and Minor Children
may deposit money 20 that ne one else can
draw it.
SOCIETIES may deposit money from time
to time. and before making the first drposit
may provide by vote how and by whom it
shall be drawn out and, provided a copy q
the resolution Ii furnished to the Savings
Bank, no money will be paid, unless its pro-
visions are strictly complied with
DEPOSITORS, whether Foreigners or Citi-
Lens, have the SAme rights as to prop ,rty,
and in case of death, any money to their
credit will be paid to their legal representa-
tives, whether they are in this country or
elsewhere.
WILLS.-Printed forms Of Wills have been
prepared by the counsel of the Savings Bank,
50 that any depositer may legally design nate
some one who shall take charge of his money
and property, and be guardian of his children
in case of his death thus much Inconvenience
and expense may be avoided An officer Of
the Savings Bank Nv ithout any charge for his
services,) prepares . will for any dcpusitor
applying
INTEREST, ut the rate Of six per cent per
Annum, il paid on all sums Of One Dollar Or
more interest is paid on the half year day,
that is, ON the first day Of January, and on
the first day of July, in each year
INTEREST Is ESTIMATED from the
half year day BACK for every month that the
amount then on deposit has been in the Saw
ings Bank ; if the interest is not called for,
It 10 credited on the interest day As new de-
posit, the same rate Of interest il allowed on
all sums whether large or small.
~ MONEY Is DRAWN OUT between
the half-yearly interest day, interest is only
stopped On ~ much - il drawn out, not ON
what remains.
NOTICE Is NOT ORDINARILY RE.
CURED before money is drawn, as sufficient
funds are kept available to pay Depositor.
when they want to use their money, but the
right to require notice is reserved
WORKING PEOPLE NEED NOT LOSE
| ANY TIME, a. the Savings Bank is kept
open Saturday and Monday evenings, until |
O'Clock, for their convenience
MEANS FOR IDENTIFYING DEPOSI
TORS.-When . new DepOsitor first come
to the Savings Bank, precautions ar,
taken, and records made, 20 that he may al
ways be identified, and 30 that, in case bool
10 lost, the owner thereof cannot be defrauded
A certain portion Of the funds are investe,
by loan upon real estate in the City of Chica
Co. In making such loans, preference is al
ways given to applications from Depositors o
small means, who have accumulated in tn
institution sufficient funds to pay for lot o
ground, and desire 10 borrow something nor
to aid them in erecting buildings to be used a
permsnsnt homes for themselves and families
STMoney remitsed by draft to Europe o
y elsewhere for DepOsiton.
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ID 70 hand in their reports on Il,
eetng night.
ii Vi the most important subjects bsfoe
teting, and he one which elected ma
~ NoH, was the benevolent feature n
.S hnAlll referred to a special commits.
distractions to report ON next meeting
lac prospects Tor good and permanent r.
i1a''on among the timers Of thi, cit,is
hattering. and there Is no reaaO. whit
uld not extend throughout the country
nv would cali attention Of our reader, u
advertisement uf = o. DIN. Merchant
'sH'r' which appears IN another column
vi oiin has been established for a numb,. of
Years IN his present quarters, and has a lrve
S''SA oi hue clothing, which he ia sel6n, At
i'''es TO suit the times He Is hea,da 8
ii"etlcal and experienced tailor. and ,ne
"'htlng neat III would DO well TO .nvs nm
a. -
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
means for identifying Depo.,sor.,

means for Identity Ing DEPOSITORY
When depostOr first comes u the savings bank,
precautions TAKEN and records made that he may
always be identified and 50 that in q book Is lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The business II this institution Is confined exclusively
b the receipt and u savings deposits and funds de-
PASTED in trust. No commercial general banking
business IL transacted.
certain proportion o. the funds invested by loan
upon estate the city IL Chicago In making such
loans preference is always given 70 applications from de-
pastors ~ small means who have accumulated Ia the
institution sufficient funds 70 pay for lot Of ground and
desire " borrow something aid them erecting
buildings u be used permanent homes for theInseves
and families.
kss Money RENTED by draft 70 Europe elsewhsrs
for depnsitors.
fzg The Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by =
mittee Of deiiors IN this institution may he
the savings hank
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IL you desire rosy cheeks and a complexion
ion fair and free from Pimplss, RlOtches, and
EruPtiOnI, purify your blood by taking DR..
hisrcss Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has
no equal for this purpose.
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RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS kAcH MONTH

Total amount received and
paid during the year .- 81 S60 81 70 o. 573 $50 Os
Increase Of deposits in 1872 .-..... ~ 9s5 ~
LAST YEAR
Total amount received in year 1871. o. las OO4 OF
Total amount paid gear 1871 ...--.. IOI5, 57s %
Increase u deposits in ISL ....a l52, AS "
There was a large Influx Of strangers in the
spring, and almost As great an effiu1 in the
late autumn. The natlOnAlities of depositors
and the activity Of business is exhibited in the
following table
NATIvITIEs OF THOSE WHO DEPOSITED AND
DREW DURING THE YKAR
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THE MINE no.

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
WI TBCTIvE ASSOCIATION on THE STATE OF
ILLINOIS AND INDIANA
VRAHD o0UHxL.
Jas. W. morie.. Prssidsnt, Cassyvilis IN Jas I'd.
wards, Vice Prsndsnt, MurphysbOrO, m. John james,
Secretary, Bratdwood, m. Richard WAIlscran Treas
Ter, Springfield, m.
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The proportion Of cash means on hand il
larger than usual, and. in fact, larger than l.
profitable or desirable for . corporation doing
an exclusively savings business There will
doubtless be good opportunities for investing
during the winter
The system of doing business and of making
investments is based upon the experience Of
Savings Institutions that have been in opera
ton more than half a century, standing firmly
amidst all the vicissitudes Of wars, conflagra-
tionS. pestilence, financial crises, and depres-
sions. During the eleven years Of business
experience which this institution has had, it
has passed through like experiences, and it
Il believed that its course has been satIsfac-
tory to depOsltors, whose number has never
increased 50 rapidly as it has since the great
trs Of last year
Printed by order Of the Board Of Directors
for the information Of depositors
SYDNEY MYERs, Manager.
NJ, + D NJ. Savings Bank, Jan. 2, 1873
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PRESENTATIONS - Last Monday evening.
Mr. George Robinson, the deservedly popu-
lar foreman of the machine shop of the Michi-
gan Central car works in this city, was pre-
scented by the employees of that establishment
with a magnificent gold chain, as slight
token Of their respect. Mr. K. has severed
hls connection with the company, 50 this act
cannot he placed, as too many presentations
can, with desire 70 toady to the powers that
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-01-04

CRIAlNAL.- The total number of arrests
made IN this city for the last quarter was
O7j. Ct these. 49, were married 37s
could not read or write 675 were foreigners
OF these, 5U4 were arrested while drunk 80
bal committed assault 255 were peace
breakers 81 we're thieves. - were Migrants
and only 70 Were females Of abandoned char
acter
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SUMS As SMALL As ONE DOLLAR I
viii be received from any parson and Bank Book win

VIII be received from any parson and Bank Book viii
Be furnished without charge.
Married Women
And Minor Children may Depo~it money, - that No
One else draw II
Nay deposit Money from time time and before maj
ing the rst Deposit may Provide by Vote how and by
Whom IL shall be drawn out and, provided = copy Of
the Resolution be Furnished ~ the Savings Bank
money will be paid, unless IL provisions strictly
complied with.
DeposhtOFx,
Whether Foreigners Ctzens have the Same rights
70 Property and In Of Death any money TO their
credit will be paid 70 their Legal representative wheth-
or they are in this country o elsewhere
Wills.
Printed forms Of Wills have been prepared by the Coun-
eel q the savings bank that any depostor may legally
designate some who may take charge Of his money
and property and be guardian Of his children In u
his death Thus much Inconvenience and expense may
he avoided An officer Of the savings bank without any
charge for hs ssEVces) prepares Win for any dePOstoF
applying.
At the rate Of six per per Annum, "a paid an
sums u Five Dollars more.
Working People
iced not lose any time the Savings Bank n kslA
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BUSINESS Of all kinds is Stacking III The
extreme cold weather put a stop to out door
work for the last four weeks Many Of the
manufacturing establishments have leasened
their force Of wurkmen, which makes a great
many lille men but many mechanics are san
gume - . good opening n the spring with a
nse instead q a decline IN wages that is with
that class who have the courage t. Ask for All
advance
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THE ELEVENTH YEARLY STATEMENT
THE MERCHANTS, FARMERS { MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK.
Incorporated SOL. Business SOC
EXCLUSTvELY A SAVINGS BANK.
p. r. W'ESTFALL, Prestdswt.
EDWARD WALTER,
WIN C. GOUDY Cew~sL
SFD.rEF yMYERS Cashier snd Manager
rs s. Clark St, and g. Halsted St, near Madison

In view of the fact that 1872 has been. in
many respects, remarkable year in the his
tory Of Chicago and Of its institutions, the
Directors Of the Merchants, FArmers, and
Mechanics Savings Bank again print the An
nuAl Report Of the Manager The winter Of
lS7l-lS72 was long and severe ; the heaviest
snow storm was on the It'll Of March, nAviga-
ton opened late and sailors were consequently
unemployed longer than usual, and were
Obliged to draw considerably upon their Accu-
INFLATED funds. The fire of Oct. 8 and 9 rem
dered many depOsitOrs homeless, and all of
tins class who had funds in the Savings Bank
found ample use for the same in restoring
their dwellings. The Savings Bank wAs en-
abled to assist many such with loans, a. will
appear from the following analysis Of the real
estate loans now held
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4 average amount held for each dePositOr
was, on Oct !, 1871, two hundred and nine
teen dollars (S2l9l At the same date bal
Ances were classified - follows:
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to-orERArIvE GRHERN CnNPANV
meeting OF tins association WAS held on Mon
day evening last al the Blddle House. Tn.
attendance was mot as large A. expected,
doubtless owing to the inclemAncy of the
weather. notwithstanding the slim attend
ance, the workings aud objects u the pro
posed enterprise were ably explained l.y Mr.
". tray, who announced that another meet
ing would soon be called.
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MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
WI TKCrIvB ASSOCIATION, a Indiana, messs on
lie fourth Friday In saah msnth Tho olRssn Il the
GENERAL CouncA are: PrsmdsnA JAmm QEisvs; vIce
cOTezpOndmg eserstARy, John .Ps@an. Hssw q
msstilg, O'aoek, a
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IHk nver has been effectuAlly closed up
with Ice for a number of days The Great
Western Ferry Boats are the only craft NOV
ing except occasionally the small ferries make
tnp after the large boats have opened .
channel Ice dealers are now busy in getting
their supply for next summers use. They
find no difficulty this winter in procuring it
timex enough, and Of the best quality. In
some locations on the river It Is frem ~ to
"a inches thics
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The Manager is not aware that the Savings
Bank has ever lost a single dollar, either of
principal or interest of money loaned upon
real estate during eleven years of business +;
and it is rarely necessary to make forced col
lections. No loans are made on mere person
al security.
The season Of 1872 was very active one in
all departments, especially in the building
trades l,2l4 permits for the erection Of sub
stantlal buildings were issued by the Board of
Public Works, and the buildings are mostly
completed 1t has been estimated that the
labor done amounted to the average construc-
ton of one stone or brick editce per day, not
to speak of the many Less substantial and
smaller buildings. Though there were some
dlsAgreements between employers and en-
ployos, resulting in strikes more or less
serious, on the whole the men were fully en-
ployed and received remunerative wages.
The Accommodations Of those who were depo.i-
tors in this institution are Indicated by the
following:
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QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF

THE STATE
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OF CHICAGO.
Wednesday Morning, January l, 1873.