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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01
STEEL RAIL-: DOUBLE VRACn

STEEL RAIL-: DOUBLE TRACh
BALTIMORE. AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
'fs s''a: shoE: line from Cincrra: g, CcJUufrs
EAST.
s"'is tiSL: y seven 10 40 miles, and arriving CHG
sTaln III advance az
NE" YORK.
'.'AG IT! enc n'f!ea. and arriving Atsati,8
hours IN advance al
BALTIMORE.
FAVE sertrty seven miles, and sr9ivrv sesbS
Hc :t:se-iuarters hours in a,ivaLce -
WASHISGT0N.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
ete train the quickest.
FER GREAT IRON RAILWAY gRrrrts
WE liz "I.o river. at Parkergb.rg a16 Bea,R
Al" completed.
soRSIN0 AND NIGHT rIEEsrp
EshmaHs Palace Drawfnx.Room ash
sleeping Cars
are :rf OF his route from 81, Louis C..ncr,..,sS
~ ~n'-" q. baltimore and Waeh.ngtoL CIV.
WITHOUT CHANGER
f.L-s 'o.:e !'n avoid al ornn.s:s :,ars.,>s
Irkets 20. sas a. al sick-: .fA.,. =, ~ s,..A
s.1 West. 50 ':e Se.in
I. NJ CcLY
'1-t:a. i.ck-: Agent. Baltimore Ha,v...f
V. p. SMITH.
"''' '!ahAPcItatlGn, Baltimore, Ea-yx1G
SIDNEY r. JONES
~ "tLe!a. Pas--'.g@T Agept Cinc.anat.. Cl;n
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EXPORTS,

observation-disclosures Martha-i'H ets"rr :"
AXIS GATE IS bales hay 30 bb!s flour. 20 bAs .oh:.s," "
pkgs udse .
MORILF-Stearner Creoie-o9 tbs mc'&sses ::
nhis whisky and sundTies
observation-disclosures John + Kran'z-- ;Ja' ta'as a:
cotton 1910 slaves 403 bars railroad iron
HAVRE--Bark Albert--:ti5 bales cotton ~"
PkpVIDENCE-Schooner Uriah L ? skate ia'es
3I8 aka cotton! seed 49,. b9is ci .s:;s1
seed q 400 stavrs
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gHL CRONiW ki-L ILNts

tur News York Direct.
9fz2te e composed OF the 5tsanRrIn
SEW ORLEANS. CpBT EE
GHCRGK CROMWELL. GEORGE WASRIEGTcRe
The steamship
fiTE. GEORGE EROsEwELEW
ST CfAPP Comu.tdeHe
SATURDAY. April 5 al a
-. .sase Yhsrr. .Uot OF Touloy sc stJes9. -
soCve.
!hsS6SF.. o.
Freight fot liverpool. Bremen ana Esvrt t&ErS
BY TIE AIs. AID through bills of lsdiEg givSx %
ais cans Sa' freight or passage apply 10
ALFRED MOCLTOB
"a No q Carondt e. etrssR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

Serih German f.lOsts
SgKAM BETWEEN bremen AND NEW EE.RAEGo
va EAVRb SOUTHAMPTON AMI BANANA,
AkE-A The Steamships @: tie HsrIh
14F5sse GegmaH Lloyd will .e.-:pe :t,sp
regular trips as follows:
From Br"1l.Bo From New S:i..es
FRiNE!CRT. ..JaInary .. March q
EAENoTER.... Ftbria'y.'. March 81
$.RiSSRUK'i. March 20. apr.. "a.
FRANZ! M ."Apr.". May II.
!uI!te Gays Of Gepait'r will be advert SD se;eS
htttYo
;e t.taintre .Oucl. outward at favCe s:sYsSO
ia. ND on ther home :,ip at Ravars src Scu.se
all; :o4. :" aid ard receive passengers sLa s,eStt
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
F:G::: Etn-eL. Southampton or Haze e TsVhfso
or New OE!rana
tatL.'.''.'o.o .s.........s.....o z 70 SSi6
~.tt i"Et.''.'. - god.
f!cE -" &TIeai.s OF Havana to SOLsa hu S4c@
EavE- OF Bremen.
."'E..'''.''''.. ........o.S.5t goo
.-'''"eV' ...''.'..'o .........o - &c On
ron. Stw Orleans to Havana
f'pii...'' $50 gGIOs
'tst"Ee tickets from Bremen. Southamp tCa %
EaNie 20 New Orleans, Issued by the EI.d.!s grsdo
FoI :-:.her parI"" .ars apply TO
Ec. ,. S.cGHME.ER : co. Agents
as " No. AZ Union stress
.
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POUND NOTICES,

DEPARTMENT OF PoLlCY,I
New Orleans. March 49, 1873 (
TNAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DISTRICT
w Pound. corner o! st. Philip AID Coz:
streets
ONE sORRELL HORSE, ei,,yt fifteen l.,,.
hlgh-a PAGER.
Which. If not claimed within five DAYS and .,e
expenses the reon paid. -! be sold a, puf,. So,
ton at said pound. On THURSDAY Am,
1913. at twelve o'clock NJ
No. ;. kOEEKT RPEWSTrp
MN5V 'd Administrator.
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GHiuRlAnS.
GAilRt ADS.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
PasseEgeP Depot Foot Of Casual street.

or Ana after February q. 1919, ers;1a cave a.
\. NJ and 5:I5 p NJ
aT. l.. arrive at J:: +. ". and4P "
COAST TRAIN RUNS TO OCEAN sPk'SC&
Leaves New Orleans every SATURDAY. st4PH
Leaves Ocean Springs .very SUNDAY It vF n
t:nUplng al al. way stations
,fuLLMANN PALACE SLEEPING CARS IN
through 10 Lynchburg Atlanta Lo.;syi - md -
'"..- max .hg close conn"' ions with a.. tie pom.
"a. i"-tes 10 the last North and West:
1-"h"ts for salr corner Camp and qaUpon
s!rtt:s. tpS"s's CITY Hote! and at dep0.
Il. p SHUTF
General Ticket Acs:S
=, y. II. SCRANTON
nv General Superintendent.
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River INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHWEST Pass, March 81. 7. Mia.
sometc. .9:9n. Wind eastsoutheast. light.
with foe. No arrivals or departures. The
Rtfamship Missouri is aground on the bar.
Having across and blocking it completely.
MEMPHIS. March 3.-Weather clear and
>rarm. River about stationary. Arrived
PAT C!ehuIre aud City Of Augusta. from
White river: Little Alps. from New Mad
rid. Departed-CGmmon wealth h, anc belle E
NIempbis. for st. Louis; II. ). Turner and
Robert Mitchell, for New Orleans; Marble
CITY, !or y!cksburg: Lady Lee. :o' Hed
river. -, u..,o- ,,aa-
and yery pleasant. River thilty-elsh: fee;
W VlcKsBURG, March Shown last n Sh,-
George G. Wolf. at nine o'clock; ntuT'
Cir AZ eleven. Down to-day-Ci'y, ~
A aIof al at sA. NJ; John B. Maud, at p II :,
81: Allegheny Belle and 6argfs, a, + At u
y Il Passed up last night-MaTTy T. Poe:
at eleven it O'clock Up to,dsy1BslIs7 Lee FAT a;
81. u; join KIgour. at , J. Nj '0--n
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RESTAURANTS,
WANTED.

1872
EMPLOYMENT N4NTED.-A HITrTp
- aged man, sober and energetic. Is anxious 10
obtain employment. ANY person in wat q. a
thorough business man and one who is uUjck .,G
correct at hgures, would DO well To addrtss R. "
care OF the Republican Office. Cucy.eptionaF,s
references furnished. snI ~.
WANTED.-A THOROUGH BUsINkS, Man
w with from 5000 20 5000 cash, a. a partne.
IN legitimate and Well established maDufactD 49,
business, where the money can 1e turned oye1
every fifteen days. He viii be expected ia w.
the books and attend to the iuancrs. The bas+ r.
references gwen and required. None bu: gentle.
Iren possessing all the above rt0uiremen,S -
spply. Address ESTABLISHED. Ksp.G .ca. III s.
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s:oca. Of Produce On Hand This Day.

Acccas Of Produce On Hand THIS Day.
We are indebted to Messrs. Burke. Ire.
pagnier & Co.. brokers. for the following
s:.teIrtn: Q. stocks o. provisions on hand:
Skw ORLEANS. Aprl ]. 1873.
proCK DAY.
Pork iuess .2G6 OTHER kinds a73). { 70 barrels.
Lard ........... ,..,....,....... COL ;ltrCes.
Lard .............. Observation-Disclosures 30 kegs.
Bacon ,ciear sides 6la Gear RIB SIDES
80 ribbed sIdcs shoulders ~, ] ~ casks
Rams tsugar- cured 500 plain 10. pa
casks ZO) .............. ...... 800 ;ieTc.s.
Dry sailed meat IN bulk an. pa. .ec.
ali ktnds) poral to........... i,4S casks
Racc;un 1ndia il49, DuEdtr 23oI..... 1856 bales.
domestic 11te hpg.dnS ..............:H 28 rolls.
HEMP and fax haggll" .............. zoo pieces.
tI.uTy f;ara -,................... ~ i.I.fs.
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LEANS CLASSIFICATION. sSs!M.LA-ED
"a -Ea- OF LIVERPOOL

SLllcI lICt-ll4 , u -
Good mlQO4lng.- ...-....,...- awe 80
Dusty and sandy co'tons sell d from {. q
lie and only moderately dusty at 4 a y c
under the figures for clean OF their various
grades. We have been compelled 10 con.
tnue our unusually wide range for good
ordinary, il cOrsf QneDCe 0. the disprOpOr
tionate ely high prices obtained for the better
sty les OF strict. Strict good ordinary sOlu
at l. u and l734c: strict goOG ordinary 10
low middling at |. 2 and lSc; low middlin.
at 1880: low middhug TO strict low mid
ding at iSl2c; strict low middling az
lSa4c. aid street middling TO good mid
ding az 2Gl4 ana 20asc. Inc sales o.
low ana dusty cott0ns during the morning
exhibited no Guo;ab.e change. but later IL
Tie dav factors obtained prices Tor
them which could not have been re-
allied az Saturday. The market
opened Wiz an active demand, and
fully $3.50 bafes changed hands during
the morning, including an unusual proper
ton OF low >0-tons. al the asking prices OF
Saturday. aUG Il smaller amount OF the
medium ana better grades the movement
iii which was restricted by their scarcity.
at pretty genera! advance Of lac. some
transactions showing Still greater lm-
provemeut. Later II the day buyers oper.
ated VII. ST.. more spirit. and the entire
business summed up the large amour. noted
above. The marke. was stronges. when
sterling exchange was al is highest point
,nradica+41 on Irn,G =, IISl. ~ IN |. N
~, -. 49, 80 - q. a. ~ 4 = 'u.
less hnovan. on cold rectd;rg :, IL - aT,,;
subsequently 20 I'LL, hnt wirho-t anv ma.
terial variation. tire market closing firm al
our quotations. Tie prices paid Tor dusty
cottons showed great irregularitv.
The amcaE. on sh.oboard 10, cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment
IuWf. {. - TINS
at s.. 600 bales. en- b.acing $1,000 tor Liver.
pool. $4,000 for Nav.e, 1000 Tor Spain. 5000
.or Bremen. 1900 for Cork and a market.
l2.0OO 10. the North Sea and 1000 for the
North. wh,cE. when deducted from lie
stock On :sr,. ,y rr,r .unniny srateInrr.
SATURDAY ever:,g caves NJ 300 haze. 80
reprrsen, :I,. ,T,orti.y at the !araia, and
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SUE HAVANA.

SUE HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key wssfs,
Carrying the United stafes HLHiI.
The New Orleans, FlcrfGR
N6SM@ and Havana Steamship CcnpaIy
[LAA will dispatch first {, ass fart paS-
&E6&e.L6 senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
Y!ou. re soOe of Cslliope street Flrss DtEtref
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana TO Cedar Kr4
tstl- ......................$4 $40 s2
s-teIbES.. ~ IL
Through bile OF lanug issued 20 al polb1k Z
+ o,.da, including Tampa, and to New York, Char
estGn 6Ed Savannah.
SCEe but the company's bills of isGlnR slgrec,
ar.C LOne signed after sailing of the steamer.
Spend ID passenger accommodations ard .L<crEA
tickets gwen 70 above points.
No .!e.GE. received wIG0ut Ierm.e from Ste gle
tee.
-: t.sst: CT pessagr apply TO
:. K. k0BhRTS Treasr.ef
No. l2e Common. Get,
ever the Louisiana Nat OF a. BaI.R.
TIE steamship HAVANA fellows On TegTl28
"
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT J
Office Chief Signal Otticer,
TsshIrg ton, March 81. 1873. AS P. u.
PROBABILITIES.

For Tuesday in New England and the
Middle States rising barometer. northwest
winds. partly cloudy and clear weather.
Eor the lower lakes winds backing TO south
md southeast. rising temperature, followed
bv cloudy weather. Tuesday night falling
barometer. For the South Atlantic States
falling barometer, southeast winds and il.
sreasing cloudiness. For the Gulf States
falling barometer, sourherly winds, cloudy
and threatening weather. The lowest ba.
fometer moves eastward to Lake Michigan,
preceded by southeIly winds and threaten.
ing weather from Michigan and Wisconsin
south to Arkansas. Cauuonary signals con.
SHINE M Woods Hale. Boston and Port
land, and will be displayed at lake stations
from and after April i.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE or THE REPUBLICAN I
Tuesday, AYI.! L. IS.So
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CtFAhED YESTERDAY
Norwr, ell bark A!ber'. Anderson, for HAVE
Schooner Martha Newman, for Pensac GOA
Schooner J0hu KrauZ. Pitcher, for kOstCn
Schooner TTiah Pi.E Growtll. for Pro" .G.;sr
Steamer Creole. Hopkins. Tor Motie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-01

TOTAL. :G.6I.4 24Is5o4 80! VI
Ett :Irm ApI!! 20 -Cse Ot
seascu, inclusive .......... ~ ~
Total for y.ar..........2tt2 ,o@G
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~ II UeNT {" Is.TIA- ANNUAL Il H1AI EsaTENT
INITIAL NATIONAL. BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS
Canal Strcet..............JG6
at the close Of business Tu. sday. Deceu Der Il a:2


RESOURCEI.
Casll-Cu-TencY. Observation-Disclosures. $.32 "a -
Cash-Ciod coin. Observation-Disclosures. iHl, 312 81
Loans and dscounts.... ...... IG.9 81 l..
United States bonds to secuIe circula
ton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 fhh u
other stocks. bonds and mortgages. $3.50
Due from redeeminS and reserve
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GOT - :.
Due from other banks and la,.kcrs :. !nr.- ;"
Banking house. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So" a.
Furniture aut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. los; u
PIemIum United States bOnGs. ,.7 20
Premium OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .:!g :.
s..S 10 ~
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid ,.................. ssro.,.
Surplus fund. ........................ io,''y %
CirCulatou......... .................. S!ouf- g.
Dividends unclaimed. .................. ~ -
Individual deposits. 80, -. .
Due to other banks and baEkeIs...... lt3
PIoht and loss............ ............. a';.5 "a
Total........... .................S2,72 ~. 8!6 B..
ALL DEPoSITORs PARTICIPATRIN THE PROFITS
Second Semi-Annnni Dividend.
Declared December q. 1872.
a.. pc. cent to Stockho'd.ra
-. per cent TO Depostor..
PAUL. fOURCHY. President.
ALBERT BALDWIN. Vice President
JOSEPH MITCHELL. CASHIER.
Directors
p. Maspero John T. Harde
John d. Cobb. Charles Laftts,
Adolph Meyer. p POursine,
Albert Baldwin. Paul Fourchy,
Ernest Mi,trnberger. Va. Pm
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IMPORTS.
RECEIPTS or pR0D0Cr,

NEW HuEK-SteamsLip General Sto.~1cs-lt:
n.LSe
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Cc..OE S.a-Lh!:-.

Stock on hand L,.g-.s. y. 1872 ........... t253
Arrived ElnCe last sta tII.Ct...... 81
Arrived p!ev.c,.ly .......... u ...-l Il: g;
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-06
n Scan. NAT noxr q tie pills.

At the meeting of the City Council on
Monday, petition was presented for
coal lot on the levee for the Banner Coal
Co and the Black Diamond Coal Co,
signed by J. II. Wilson and T. J. Robin
son for those companies. After it was
read, Alderman Stengel objected to leas-
ing any lot to 7. j. Robinson until he paid
up for the two he leased last year Alder
man Copp seconded the objecnon' ana 1t
was the unanimous opinion OF all the mem
hers including Mayor Murdoch, that this
course should be pursued. Mr.. Wilson,
who presented the petition, consented to
the striking out of the Black Diamond Go. =,
and The erasing of Robinson's name, and
Mayor Murdoch took pen and erased
them. After that, the lot was granted to
Wilson, and he left the rooms In a few
minutes Robinson came in and asked to be
heard in the matter, and a full hour was
taken up with a running dialogue
between him and the Council Among
other things Robinson said he
ought not to pay for the lots because he
didn't use them. He was told in reply
that he shouldn't have hired them if he
didn't expect to pay for them that the
Council voted them to his use at his per
sonal request and Of course could not
either use them or lease them to other
parties, and that he was in honor bound to
pay for them that R. R. Gable had two
lots which he didn't use, but he paid for
them. and found no fault The result was
that Robinson is to get no lots till he pays
the rent on those hired for last year,
/ Not long afterwards Mr.. Wilson return
ed and objected to the lot he had asked for
because p, L. Cable had track across IT
running down to the water. 4 committee
was then appointed to inspect and report
on coal lots. The committee have exam
ined the lots, together with p. a. Gable,
j. II. Wilson and T. j Robinson, and will
report at a special meeting tomorrow af
ternoon.
The election returns will also be opened
and canvassed ut the same meeting.
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These trains connect az Rock Island with the
trains OF the chicago Rock Island \ Pacific X. r.,
the Peoria 4 Rock Island Il, r. the Western Union
X r. the chicago A. Southwestern X. r. and the
Davenport and 81. Paul Il. X. Al Monmouth with
chicago, Burlington & Quincy X H., at Bushnell
with Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw X. r.. at Boards
X. and at Chaplin with Toledo, Wabash & Western
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Canada Southern Railway.

We find the following in the Chicago
JoarHal, corroborative O. what this paper
said about the Canada S.uthern. the other
day.
On Friday the last rail on the Canada
Southern Railway was laid at the sixty
fourth mile post west Of Fort Erie. This
road, with its branche, is 292 miles in
length, and connects Buffalo with Detroit.
by the shortest route, with no grade on the
entire line of over fifteen feet 10 the mile.
Steel rails cover the main line The com
pletion Of this road is calculated to have
an important influence m transportatian
between the West and the Atlantic cities.
It having been constructed for the special
purpose of relieving Western roads. which
are unable now to get freiehts moved east
ward with promptness When the west
ern link of the line, the Chicago and Can
ada Southern, from thc Detroit river Il
Chicago, is completed, an entirely new
route will be made from Buffalo TO Chicago.
which will have the advantage of the short
est route and lowest grade. and steel rail,
throughout The capita Of the entire line
on which dividends and interest will have
TO be earned in very much less than an,
other competing line between the SAINT
cities
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-06

Boy PRINTERS .-Not long since we met
a young lad at a social entertainment in
this city, a son of Lawyer Putnam, of Dav-
export, who with little brother had taken
a fancy for the art preservative of all arts,
and related to us how, by saving their
dimes, they had been enabled to procure q
family printing press, a few types, etc,
etc, and were amusing themselves and
gaining some useful knowledge at the
same time We obtained a promise of
some specimens Of their work, and we now
have before us two samples of visiting
cards, pamphlet Of ~ pages, entitled
Constitution and Bylaws of the Daven-
port Academy Of Natural Sciences" &c.
&c, bearing the imprint of j. d. & C. NJ
Putnam also, circular invitation to the
Presbyterian dinner, with the imprint
Putnam Brothers, Printers" The boys
are wholly self-taught, never having re-
celved any instruction from any one, but
their work is better executed than is the
work OF most Of the small country printing
offices. The difficulties they encountered
in printing the pamphlet may be imagined
when it is known that they had only type
enough to print three lines of page at
one time, making an average of some eight
impressions to a page, with an edition Of
fifty copies-but the registering of the job
is so nice that no one would suppose it to
be executed in the manner we describe.
These boys have shown unusual intelli'
gence and remarkable patience in theiI
work. With such qualities as they ex-
hibit, they ought to become 6rst-Class men
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-06
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
sneeial March rarm
WEDNEsnAv March 5.

WEDNESDAY, March D.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present same as yesterday, also Supervisor
Felix. Supervisor Grenell, Chairman OF
the Board presiding. Minutes of yester-
terday proceedings read and approved by
the Board
Application for attachments were maze
by James Dickson, A. X. Philleo. guar,
dian of w olfertz' heirs, ID. b. Sears, ana
others, and referred to the Committee on
Attachments.
The Committee on Town and Town Ac-
counts would respectfully submit the mat
ter of adding certain part Of Black hawG
township to the town of Rock lsiand, az
speciGed in a petition by Quincy McNell
and others. We, the Committee, would
respectfully recommend to the Board, that
the said township of Black Hawk remain
as il now is, until the legal voters OF SAID
fractional township desire such change.
JAMES B. WALKER, Cnu
JOSEPH ALBRIGHT,
! Supervisor Anderson moved that sald
report be adopted by the Board. On mo-
ton of Supervisor Mayo, the matter was
laid over until o'clock p. NJ. At o clock
it was moved and carried that SAID matter
reported above by the Committee on Town
and Town Accounts he laid over until the
next meeting Of the Board
/ The Committee on Town and Town Ac-
counts made the following report: We,
/ your Committee, would recommend that
the Board of Supervisors tepder thanks 70
/ f. l.. and W l.. Gross for copy OF town
ship organization sent the Board, Int we
think it better not To get any more books,
as all the township officers are well sup
piled
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-06

DECTIFIER AND MANUFACgTTypEp az, No
II nestle Liquors. Importer and Deaior q - ~
eign Wines and Liquors. Front street onnosi,f
Ferry Landing, Rock Island, ILL., 'Pp'Si'S
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JAMES B. WAlKER,
JOSEPH ALRRECHT, Com.
II L NM

The Committee on Miscellaneous Claims
made the following report which was re
eeived and adopted Your Committee on
Miscellaneous Claims report that we have
examined the following claims and find
them correct, and would recommend that
they be allowed as follows Haverstick 4
CO. $4,000, same l42n c. Il. Knox
IS y, DArLY ARGUS G7.5C, Daniel Gorden
1900, II. L. Hunter 800 +. Champion
l52.5S, same 231 IS, Culver Page, Hoyne
4 Co. 100, same 1900, same 600, same
800. same 100, same 3.0I Helm x Kelly
1900. A p Dougal 500, Calvin Mckay
800, Frank Wright 800, spencer Il Nofts-
ker AL Schmidt Il Reise % %, Fleming
X Co. 30, NJ \. Swiler . 10, J. II. Lang
ley 1870, NJ NJ Sturgeon $500, c. Y.
NJ Co 49,. %, Illinois State Hospital for
Insane, jacksonville, l7>O3, Northern
State Hospital for Insane, klgin, So -, J
VI. BeardSley 622 50. l.. T Harson l25. 90
VI. \. Swiler 800, George I.angdell -.
L. +. Harson 1900, +. Wilson $1,000, B.
Cannon 72.5O, \. Sherwood 1000, james
keeler 1880. George Mcneil 1900, Rich
ard Hill - 50, H. L. Hunter 80, August
Herket 1000, James Collins $50, s. L.
Meader 1000, William Payne III. -, same
1900 same lS2. 10, samo 900, William
Shaw 9Sj. DAYTON Irish 300, : 5. Guver
$1,000, j. NJ BeardsIey 2yt00, j F. Ken
worthy 80 90.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-06
Centaur Liniment.

Ihere Is no pain which the Centaur I!pine,, ,,;1,
not relieve no swelling it will not subdue and NO
lameness which 1t will not cure Tli. il s,,,, Ia,
guage but 1t is true. Where the parts Are no, como
its effects are marvellous. 1t has prodnccd ,no-,,
cures Of rheumatism neuralgia, lock-iav naIsv
spralns' swengs, eaked-breasts, scalds burns soit
rheum- ear-ache, &C. upon the human franz, o,,5 .,
strains, SPAWN, gale, &C. upon animals in one osr
than have all other pretended remedies since
began 1t is counter irritant and allbcaltr,, ,i,,
reviewer Crlppcs throw away their crutcbes ,ho
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
ana the wounded are healed without a scar Itisp
humoug The recipe Is published around each ho,
Tie. 1t s selling as article ever before sold ana
It sells because it does just what it pretend4 10 do
Ihose who now suffer from rheumatism main a.
sweillng deserve TO suffer II they will not use Con
taur Liniment More than 1000 certificates If re-.
markaole cures, including frozen limbs, chronic.
rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &c, have bcen
received. We will send circular CONTAINING car
tifcates the recipe &c, gratis to any one reoua.
ing it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper Centar,
Liniment is worth one hundred dollars for sna,;ra
or sweenied horses and mules or for screw i
sheep. stock-owners-this lniment is worth vopr
attention. No family should be without e,or,o,,v
Eminent. j. b. RosE Go, New York