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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-13
eastern Division Fair Association

for the purpose Of holding Fairs and Exhibitions in
the Eastern Division of the State of Tennessee for the
exhibition of live stock, agricultural PRODUCTS,
chinery and all other articles and things tending to
promote agriculture, mechanics, art science indus
try, to offer premiums and generally to carry out the
objects and purposes of the laws of the State of Tennes
in regard to the promotion of agriculture and to
do generally any and all things tending to promote
the interests of agriculture mechanics art science and
industry, and develop the of the country.
This is therefore to notify any and all persons to APP
pear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville. at the
Special Term to be held on the LIST Monday Of July
they have, why letters of incorporation should not
ssue as prayed in the said petition, the will
be proceeded with parte
1t is ordered that this notice be published for thirty
days in the Knoxville Chronicle This May 3lst 1873
iy1d30d M. L.. PATTERSON c. q NJ
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Wanted.

A good timer can get employment by
calling on JOHN MARTIN,
vil03t. Market Square.
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e. Alaska Sow cnirs,
For weary arctic travellers, at the Elk
change and ST. Nicholas. yS-tf.
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Special Train.

New Parasols, Fans and Sun Umbrellas
st RayVS. I3.EC- iigH .ziy.--d
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Ice cold Soda Water with the best sy
rups, opened for the season at
v2ldtf. A. M. SPIRo & BRO.
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Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.
No. 2,524.


John Baxter, E. P. Bailey e. j. Sanford William p
Chamberlain and A. j. Albers, partners, doing bus
mess under the style of Sanford, Chamberlain Il
Albers; VIM Rule and A. j. Kicks, partners, doing
business under the style of Rule Kicks; L. G.
Camp. v. Z. Gossett, j. M. Thornburgh, Charles ID.
McGuffey, w. Il. futile, John Z. Spence, III, L.
Bradley, Adrian Terry, James b. Johnson Victor
Burger and 5. Burger, partners, doing business
der the style of V. Burger * Son; Peter Kern Jas.
3. Hoxsic Robert L. Gaut, Horace Maynard DIT.
Boynton Charles Seymour. the firm of Hough 4
Meek, p. Dickinson; Ambrose Gaines, James j..
Gaines and Gaines Bearden, partners. doing busi-
ness under the style of Gaines. Bro. 4 Co; Samuel
B. Boyd, I. Ii. Head, A. K. Humes, r. s. Payne
Thomas OConner and James 0Conner. partners,
doing business under the style of T. 0Conner & Co.
A. G.. Scott, w. H. Simmonds and j. f. Scott, part
ners, doing business under the style of Scott Sim
monds & Co.; c. NJ. Fouche, c. NJ. McGhee; WV.
Woodruff and w. E. Gibbins, partners. doing bus
l.. Maxwell; VIM. Williams, James C. Sturges and
VIM. E. Williams. partners. doing business under
the style of Williams, Sturges Il Co.; p. NJ. Viii
liams, c. Zimmerman and FL. NJ. Wilson, partners,
doing business under the style of Williams. Zim-
norman Wilson; Il. G. Jackson; w. 7. Bell and
w. NJ. Bell, partners, doing business under the
style of Bell 4 Bell; G. Cullen, s. L. Logan; VIM. J.
Ramage and s. c. Ramage, partners, doing bust
ness under the style of Ramage Co.; james Ken
all citizens of the county Knox and State of Ten
nessee. except James M. Meek, who / q citizen
of the county of Jefferson and State of Tennessee.
-Ex parte.
WHEREAS, The above named parties have fled their
petition in the Chancery Court at Knoxville for the
county of Knox and State of Tennessee praying to be
incorporated. under the name and style of
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Wants to BUY a Paper.

Big stock Ties and Neck Wear at Ray
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LAMAR HOUSE,

I shall be absent during the month O
July. SAM'L. ID. MOSES, M. D.
vi6dtf
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CAPTAIN PRAGUE'S BILL FOR
ADJOINING THE ORPHANS HOME
GROUNDS.

We haven't had look at Captain
Prague's bill providing for an appro-
priation for identifying the grounds
surrounding the Orphans Home, bnt
it impresses itself strongly upon our
favor. We believe he only asks for
the appropriation of very modest
sum of money! thousand dollars, or
such a m atter-and we cannot doubt
the Legislature will give favorable
consideration to a measure which
contemplates so excellent project
rs the planting of trees and flowers
and the laying ont of lawn upon
that naturally handsome piece of
ground. The objecti is worthy one;
and we feel certain that the Captain
would not bring it forward in its
presents shane without surrounding it
with all needed guards.
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Observation-Disclosures Day.
CARSON CRY, January %, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.

CARSON CRY, January %, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.
Assembly convened at II A. N
Speaker III the chair.
Roll called-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. james Woods
chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
Mr.. Adams Of Storey, was granted
leave of absence for one week.
In accordance with previous notice.
Grey of White Pine moved to reconsider
the vote by which Mack's resolution OF
inquiry into alleged railroad discrimina-
tons was adopted yesterday. In doing
So, he remarked that he though the
resolution was adopted hastily, and ii
allowed to stand would ultimately defeat
the purposes of this house in the prem
ises; it takes out of the hands of stand
Ing committees the business which prop
erly belongs to them, and places it III
the hands of a special comm ttee, and
ais experience was that special commit
tees seldom attempted and never accom-
piished anything.
Mr.. Morrison said that if such was
the case, and he had no doubt the gen
leman spoke from experience, he should
vote to reconsider.
The vote was reconsidered-ay 81:
noes, Is.
Mr.. Muck of Lyon, author of the res
olution, then moved to amend the orr ii
ii by m liking it an Assembly resolution
in stead of colcu rent, and na ming tn
House Committee on Corporations in
stead of the like committee of each
louse. Carried, and the resolution as
amended was adopted
Mr.. Crawford OF Lyon, offered a reso-
luton authorizing the Controller to draw
lis warrant in favor of James Slckett
Or 50 per day from the commencement
of the present session, as fireman for tn,
Assembly.
Crawford said Sackett had been firin.
I1nce the session commenced, had re-
,elvet no pay, and had informed him
hat he WAS getting little short This
WIS the same pay allowed the Senate's
ireman, and ours is as high-toned as he
is.
Mr.. Ely, of Lander, suggested that
~he Assembly fireman be allowed an as
'lstant, as the members of that bod,
we're more numerous than those of tn.
the Senate.
Mr.. Hickey moved to make the per
diem S.
Mr.. Crawford hoped the pay would BE-
cut down to 81, in order to avoid some
fellow who would hire a
sub"
Resolution adopted as introduced.
Mr.. Crawford, of Lyon, introduced
and concurrent resolution ask
ing that the provisions of the swamp and
)verfowed land law be extended to this
State. Laid over one day to await the
arrival of statistical information on the
subject.
Mr.. Drake, of Lander, offered a reso-
luton authorizing the Sergeant-at- Arms
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Mr.. BOGY who has been elected
by the Missouri Legislature to sue
coed Gen. Blair in the United States
Senate belongs to one of the oldest
and wealthiest French families in St.
Louis. He has never beer promi-
nent in public life and has hardly
more than a county reputation. An
drew Johnson appointed him to the
position of Indian Commissioner but
ne did noG hold the office long
During the rebellion he was an in
iensely rebel partisan and his cleo
ton is regarded by the Republicans
best acquainted with the matter, as
a triumph of the rebel element of the
Missouri Democracy. There is, how
ever, some satisfaction in the result
:ss it will be likely to prevent the re
election of Mr.. Schurz, as the State
will not take both of the Senators
from st. Louis.
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EPIzooTIC forewarnings come
nearer and nearer day by day. Yes
terday we had a call from Mr.. Gil
mer, of the famous stage firm of Gil
,ner and Salisbury, and in Response
to an inquiry as to the probable ii :
terruption to staging on his Easter
Nevada lines he said that he and his
partner had somewhere near a thou
sand horses which were afflicted with
that strange disease. Messrs. Gil
ner Il Salisbury are interested in the
Elko and II milton narrow gauge
railroad; and the threatened embargo
upon stage travel makes the speedy
completion of the said narrow gauge
road matter of urgency. We ma,
'xpect the appearance of this dread =
+ II horse disease hereabout, at any
lime.
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THE LATEST TELEGRAMS

| Saw FRANCISCO, January 2S-1 P. NJ
! Ramon Mott, the Frenchman who was
| stabbed by one Of his countrymen, Sun
| day night, is very low, and the hospital
| surgeon says he cannot recover.
Thomas Gibson, who was arrested
and convicted for beating and grossly
abusing his daughter, was sentenced by
the Police Court to-day to thirty days
lined $500, with the alternative of 100
days in jail AS Gibson is wealthy, he
will probably pay the fine. His daught-
ers are we'll known and highly esteemed.
This is the second time they have been
obliged to procure the arrest of their I'M
natural father.
The United States Marshal has seized
the books and papers Of the California
and the San Francisco and Pacific Sugar
Reineries, for alleged fraudulent prac-
ices in keeping and using false weights
and measures.
The steamer Montana has reached San
Diego and will arrive here Thursday
next.
Gold, 1859; greenbacks. 8S14@SSs4
YREKA, Jan. 2S--From letter receiv-
I'd this morning by DR.. Ream, from tn
surgeon in the field on Lost river, we
.earn that on the morning of the 25th,
the Modocs attacked Colonel Demands
camp, on the southeast corner of Tule
Lake. They were repulsed with loss
If one killed and three wounded, and
I'll their horses were captured. No cas-
Utilities on the part of the troops.
SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Jan. 2S.-An incen-
liary and nearly successful attempt to
)urn the town was made last evenin! in
one of the empty buildings of Anthony's
block. The plaster and laths had been
removed from portion of the lower
Dom, and rags saturated with intlam
nable matter were thrown in and set on
ire. 1t was discovered, however, before
serious damage was done.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE SPY: A tale of the neutral ground. BY J
Fennimore Cooper. Illustrated from draw
inys by F. 0. C. ,rling. New York D
Appleton and Company. Price Is cents.
This is one of the new illustrated
edition of Cooper's novels" now is
suing from the press of the Apple
toms. It is saving enough to com
mend this series to the critical read
er. to say that the book before us is
printed quite as handsomely as the
Muhlbach and other novels lately
issued by this most enterprising Of
American publishing houses.
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to procure suitable room for the Sc o
Copying Clerk. Adopted.
Senate concurrent resolution granting
leave of absence to the Treasurer ant
District Attorney of Esmeralda count.
was passed-40 to3
Assembly bill No. 80, to reimburse G
Letting lands granted to the State, wa:
referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Prague's bill to allow Registry
Agents extra compensation for services
registering voters for the last election
was referred to the Committee on Elec'
| tons:
Mr.. Prices bill authorizing District
Judges to take a recess in one county
while holding Court in another, was re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
| Mr.. Savage's bill to amend the revenue
law was referred to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
Mr.. Hoppin, of Humboldt, introdu-
ced a bill for the suppression OF trade OF
obscene literature, etc.
Mr. Hickey, of Douglas, introduced a
bill amendatory Of the Act i'll relation to
unlawful stock. [Hogs, sheep andg goats
tresspassing may be penned up at ex-
pense of owners.
Mr.. Grey's bill to repeal the law al
lowing compensation to jurors, came up,
Mr.. Street, of Elko, in the chair, and
after some argument pro and con, was
indefinitely postponed ayes, SO; noes 8.
Speaker Bowman in the chair.
Mr.. Shoatf's bill (the special order)
for the encouragement of manufactures
in this State was, on motion Of Mr.. Ses-
SONS of Washoe, referred to the Judi
ciarv Committee
Mr.: Coles bill to determine conflicting
interests in mining claims was ordered
'ngr0sSad.
Mr.. Brunner's concurrent resolution.
for an amendment to the Constitution
blowing two-thlrdS of 4 jury to render
binding verdict for the whole, was lost
ayes, Il: noes, 81.
S nate till creating the Office of fire.
nan was amended SO as to put the APP
p ointment in the hanls of the Secret nv
If State, and to reduce the LAY to 81,
md passed as SO amended.
At 12:4S Assembly took a RECESS til, .
P NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Assembly met at 2 O'Clock and re-
;olved itself into Committee Of tn,
Whsle, (Mr. Hlrt, Of Lyon, in tn;
,hair) for the consideration of the gen
IRA. file
Mr.. Shc,ff's bill for printing the pro-
.aedings of the Legislature of 1862 and
.S6i was considered and the committee
instructed to recommend that it do not
pass.
Mr.. Sessions bill with substitute) re-
ported back without recommendation
pending the printing of the bill.
Nj, Rjckey's bill WAS amended and re-
terred to the Committee Gu Agriculture |
Committee rose (Speaker Bowman i'll
the chair and reported.
Substitute for Mr. Sessions Highway
Hill placed OH file:
Mr.. Ric!1ey's bill about brands AMI
marks referred to Committee on Agricu-
lure.
At o'clock tie Assembly adjourned.
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ABOUT THE EPIzooT1c.- In a talk
With Hill Beachv Yesterday, lie said
that the horse disease had at present
only got as far West as Palisade, and
that that was the fnrthest point in
this direction at which Eastern grain
had been used as feed. If it shoul1
prove true that this epidemic pre-
walls only where E lstern feel is used.
something will befurnishelt to ward a
solution of the problem involved in
this strange malady.
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"SAFF. "-Weare under obligations
to his Excellency. Governor A. P
K. Stafford OF Arizona. for a copy of
his Second Biennial Message to tile
Legislative Assembly of that Terri
tory. It is a brief. we'll 'rritten
thoronghgoing document. There is
good deal Of executive capacity
concentrated in the abbreviated
stature of "Saff." It was a lucky
day for Arizona when he got detailed
for duty there.
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Andy johnson of Dictator. the bet
ter for it and its institutions.
Bnt until that direful calamity shall
be apparent the larger the powers of
the people-as represented by the
National Congress-the stronger will
be the walls and abutments upon
which stands this temple of our lib
critics and laws.
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WHEELER e. WILSON SEWING MACE1

WHEELER e. WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sal'
o. Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
hines has been established here in Car
;on. Nj P. B. Fox is t e agent; and
he will sell the said nilchinss-of tn
,atest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
rel, ,ht a ded. He will attend, promptly,
all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
'eamstresses pronounce the Wheeler a
wilson to be the best machine manu-
featured.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SIX TIL . H 3 $40 N.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Day.

CARSON CRY, January %, 1873.
| MORNING SESSION.
Senate called to order at II o'clock
President in the chair.
Rolled called: Quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. G. B
| Allen.
Journal read, and approved.
Mr.. Phelan from Committee on Claims
reported favorably upon the claim o.
| State Mineralogist for copying, witt. {
| resolution to order the same paid. Ad-
| opted.
Mr.. Davenport from Committee or
Public Lands, reported substitute fol
Senate bill i'll relation to saline lands
Referred to Committee on Federal Rela.
tons.
Mr.. McBeth from Committee on En-
grossment, reported the bill to extend
the government survey correctly en-
crossed
Mr.. Lockwood from Committee on
Enrolment, reported the bill for the
tripsfer of certain funds OF Esmeraldi,
county. correctly enrolled.
By Mr.. Clapp:
Reset ed, That the Senate appoint a
clerk to the Sergeant -atArms who shall
act as dOorkeeper at PEI diem of IS.
Mr.. Stevenson moved that the whole
subject matter be indefnitelNpostponed.
Lost.
NJ. Stevenson gave notice of recon
sideratlon tomorrow.
BY NJ. McBeth:
Resotred, That the Committees OF
Mines and Mining and on Counties ana
County Boundaries be allowed a clerk
unity. Adopted ayes 20; II es, 2.
A memorial and concurrent resolution
Us int oduced by NJ. Phelsu, to en-
oura5e the development of coal mines.
Referred to Committee on Public Lands.
A concurrent resolution WAS Introduced
oy Mr. Cassidy to secure the establish
.nent of postal telegraph. Referred to
Committee on Federal Relations.
Senate bill to tax foreign INSURANCE
returned from the Assembly,
alavins passed that body.
Also, bill for the protection of the
wages of labor.
The bill for levying special tax 70
building purposes in Douglas county WAS
referred to the Douglas county deleg;,-
ton.
Mr.. Cleveland gave notice of bill in
relation to pardons. Also, an Act to ell
courage the construction of Il railroad IL
the eastern part of Nevada. Also, to es-
ablish the southern boundary of Whit
Pine.
Mr. Walters bill to authorize the Stat
Treasurer to employ deputy at S25o
per month was read the second time and
referred to Committee on Ways ana
Means
Mr. Phelan introduced bill (without
previous notice. to provide for the out
Standing Indebtedness of Virginia,
Storey county, by reduction of the
clty redemption fund from 40 per cent.
o Is per cent, which was referred to
tn e Storey county delegation.
Mr.. Hizlett introduced bill to allow
to testify in case Of felonies
each other. Referred to the
Judiciary.
Nh. Stevenson introduced Il bill con-
cer:ling records in the hands of County
Z orders.
A concurrent resolution was received |
rom the Assembly providing that a
Committee of two, one from each house,
re appointed, to proceed to California |
md inquire into the condition of our in !
sane there, with power to take testimony |
and send for persons and papers. Made |
special order for tomorrow II O'clock.
At 2:30 Senate adjourned.
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A SPLENDID CHANcE.-There is grand
'affle for choice lot of the finest of L.
lies furs valued at $500, to come off il,
Virginia city on or about the first Of
February at Cooley & Doyle's saloor.
rhese are divided into % prizes eacl
onsisting Of fine set of furs. t.
tratf1e for tickets in this city will take
place at. the Sazerac Saloon commence &
IN Tuesday evening ard continue o
several days. Tickets can be had at the
above named placed at 50 so each:
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A ISLANDER observation-disclosures often
complain that they can't find good Sc
,ar in Carson. If they will only. call on
Z. Fred Brooks, opposite the Orrnsby
House. they will discover that none but
the best Imported Segars are retailed at
two bits, and that his one bit segaIs are
far superior to any other house; try them.
No charge is made if goods are not salts
factory. R. Fred Brooks, Bookseller;
Stationer and Segar dealer, opposite the
Ormsby House, next door to Rails hard
ware store.
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ST. LOUIS has q man who allows
his property to be advertised in the,
delinquent taxlist merely to get his
name in the paper.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-29

THE first copper coins ever made
in the United States were the work
Of . blacksmith living in CRANKY
Conn.
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A MERCHANT advertised for a clerk
'who could bear confinement" and
r, csived an answer ON one who
had been seven years in Jail.
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MINING STOCK REPORT.

| Forenoon Board.
| $40 Ophir, 80, "a $40. 81.
1865 Gould Curry. 129s. u. 12h bso. 12's. l:
IS Savage, 81, 5ok, 81 bao.
| 2l5 Chollar. 46. A b3O. As 4, 4G b3, ASH, 46.
60 Hale 4 Norcross, 1917, 76 b3O.
30 Crown Point, So. IS $50
| 26O Yellow Jacket. SO, So, 5316, SIS b3O.
2415 Imperial. s. 52a. 614, 6, 57s, 6 b3O, 6h b3O
1856 Empire Mill. 81, So. 5,4 b3o, 81 b3O, So
145 Alpha. 50, "a b3o. "a $50. IS bso.
AS kentncA, So, 81. 7, ~, ~, 8, 84,8
$50 Belcher. TO- 691G, III b3O. 70. 70h $50. 70h
30 Confdehte, 8, TX.
lo2 Con Virginia. AZ. 46k. AK, 46 $40.
100 Daney. 6octs.
155 Eachequer. lo'e. 10, 1oh bso. 1ok.
30 Seq. Belcher, 5Oss.
alo overnan, i49a, Il, 4ok, AZ bso. Az bso,
Al, 40}4.
70 Justice, 61i.
65 Succor. q, 21a b3O.
40 Julia, 3ss.
$50 Caledonia, 81 81 K, 21k b3o, 81 b3o.
65 Knickerbocker 3s4. 37s b3O.
375 Arizona and Utah. 2, ~, 2A,2h
600 BALTIC. % b30, Ia,
20 Eclipse. 8,
300 Woodville, ), SO.
50 Alamo, 80.
Evening Report.
100 Valley, Is. 1873. 154 So, 15s1, Is b3o.
go Raymond. 50, 50 4 b30 81 4, 80, 50 b3. 81 e
80 SO, SlA $40, 80, 80 b3O ~ b3o, 81 X
bio. 50.
s95 Eureka Con, gig, ga 90 80, o..
1000 Jackson, G0ctS, 65cts.
1850 Phoenix, Z. 81. 81 $50.
go Phoebe. IL, 1873. 1019.
80 Washington and Creole, IL.
$50 Alps, 2zs, 3b30.
$50 Page, ., 2 $50.
$50 Hunt. All "A.
10 Flag g.
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VXIANTED.-AC Competent Nurse car
w be had by inQuiring at Mrs. A. KEYSER,
cornef Of Telegraph and Plszs streets, Carson
City. 3sl7.d
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MARRIED.
In Carson City. January Of. by Rev A. n
Fisher. Reuben Weegar to Miss Julia A. Dono-
van, both of this place.
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THEIR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
| trade keeps them employed in replenshing
their stock and supplying the wants Of their
numerous customers with
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
C1RBETT HoUsE-CoRBErT BROS, PRoPR1EroRs
ieo Nelson FeltZ / Hamilton
" " Bordwg II J NJ Anderson SO'Niel
j kirkpatrick d Murphy Johnson
ST. CHARLES HOrEL-CiEO. TUFLY, PROPRIETOR
G Coleman f Hammer J r Hougham
II J Cirlin i5uinn II Alexander
W Fairburn Il Walker L Odds
J III Davis Pendergast
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-28
An Act of Cruelty,

Chapped hands and face are the most
serious annoyance that farmers and people
who labor much out of doors. experience
from exposure Exposed persons, espe-
cially children, repeatedly suffer intensely
from great cracks upon the hands, that of
ten bleed. 1t is cruel to allow ones self
OIL others TO suffer in this way, when the
means Of positive prevention are so easy to
be had, and so cheaply, as to pay ten cents
for cake of Hand Sapoilo. Hand Sapo-
lio is not only better than the costliest soap
for removing dirt, but it prevents chapping
and renders the skin soft and pliable
Sold everywhere l6deOd&w2w