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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonia
,,Ds No nsss so,, @ ssrY sssis.r LAes "a Ss.os
port steamer BaIDGsPoKT As before ''' nv " "''s'
| CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
station S,rTc iSs Of L5i; cs,rs :, son :1s s ~
sSS ws SssHSD ss1 PSa s & s s@.s.:ss
STATE. -, -. '''"'
Commencing Dec. !, lS73-Lsaye hsr.fsrs a foIow,l
5:l5 m-sEv' rsAs sor kss,oo beth en.a BAN, As,-p
8 : n Nv Trsia for Pi'nss.l
wis'oae, fi,t.ton sshauoy c NJ Carmel bsle,oh. Iss.
@-MosSrss ETPRs. daily teE.i susd.ysl s Ea.sss Aha
ton :, E,.ion Tor such Chunk tansqa. wes6ars ssr,no,
TOvsnds wayereY tc with .lrosgh 10 Dasys, BiI.as
1880 m.-w.y Train for semsuil.
MsUeh Cbans haBoy C Hlrou wl.s6ae. ser,hiol Rcd.
go n.%.I Tr..a q T,.;ss aea'o'ai ana 0sl'asrs
~ nwsy Tn foI E,.ion, AegoEn .Ta Mach Ct' Cor.
nee: s1 %%. y T DS for SoSes a SsaDs
3 PI1w.y Tr.in Tor sonsr1i.
$50 %RSsyIys Efsss.' BIZ Or Eo'' B''''' Ara
'sso Eead5Ds H Ham sI P,srssA C1e-so &C.
SO D. m-p9r PIainse1'
f Fl g P no aNfSI I ria.a. e S'n'''l'
FsI Easi5si0 At 5'i;, 6.29S go 20 sts,3 ss
lo 1.is 40 "4a5 s!l5 $50 5i5. :, GO go 75,
7,So, Sis 9i5' 1880. li45 prcxpp s,;. "a B..
HIP BALDWIN. General Passenger Agsa.
ERIE RAlLWAY.-WlNFER ARRANGE
~ MENT Of taking effect No 5sr 3, 1873 From Csn
'' 200 psO %cH SI and Chicago y Express
Coaches BudslO and sleeping Coaces 10 test nation
1915 @EIprs,. NAL for Buffalo AM Niagara Fais ssTrr
80 M Iagl-Pac6e Erpres. To re Sleeping oo.sl.s
hrosEh TO Buffalo Niagara Fails, Cacnos, Detroit and ChoEs
without change
Pon jer7, co. 800 1000 ard 1915 43o e3c .sd
so.5eu and Nddo-p 500. 1880 1000 AID lo45aH
Warwick 500 l0:45 a. m. AID $50 ,.
Eewbargh 1880. and l0;45 .. m, sid $50 p m
saferD, e. $40. 1880. 1880 and lV;41 LIZ 80 g.
0 RiSssrSod Hohosus Aledale and Rsn.eys t6 645 g
80 1880 1915 m $40 8. q, b.3g snd ,ll5O
A. No. ~ noon. 'l45 ais 3:45. 4l5. BIS. .&oQ u
8l5 1890, and ~ 30 NJ and II s,.a ~ h2h,' oaiy
sad 1880 D. and ~ SATURDAY. gnss ony 10 IN ~ o .
Ruherfurd Park Psc O41t =, 1870, 10. 1000. IL
noon sl;45 a 6l5 g. 900 $50, l0i5O, az .ll3O
Vlsdsle Haekensaek ,, S:lJ, AM TO - s. g.
and o D. and II Saturday u.gLs only - .
Lakewood g. 49, ard $3.50 m. 30 3lj, f;l5, li0, $780,
60 and Z :45 sad ~ Sa.ansy shis only.
and 7:45 D. H., and II SATURDAY nglts on'. - ~
spsrshil g. 49, and 80 W. 800 3'lo 4l0, 4f3, 90.
$50. t745 m, and II sl1ur-ay mg = on, o.. 49,
Peruoat and Mack o. AMI 30 n 1880 3il5 ff5 $50,
$50 II: In. II Sa.uriay nights ont.
sprng valley and Way and 800 D. IA. 40 p n.
rorH-Tans leaving CaamheFs-t haf hours s,To
TWey minutes earlier than shove time;
Cham bers hours Tgen r s 80 inmates eAf
Tventythirst at 1870 AID 1880 o. oouoeealf
with leaving ChamDerss h0uA Tie w. sIc -
mid trains start from ChsmbeIs-st only
Tickets Tor Tor apartments IN rawngRoon ~ htspns
Coaches be obtained 0riers Tor the cteAn{ az uaner
Baggage ht al the COmpaDrs omes-Zi bZS and soI
Brcsd1aU One-hundrei and twenty mast aud 1hrdAEei
Court BrooEn at the ConpanTs DeOos' anu Of Asens axe
PnD.b,l L0s tsund,y. only t'sauday. M1Itwuo-1
JSO. N ABBOTT. ner Passenger Asstt
NTFpTTTNF LINE STEAMERS Daily tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
THE MARKETS.
[Carefullr reported for Tnr TEBrsel .,

8 arc UIatI Oh lNTIOl "a sI'Tt' IuHDI"t II
grade above " below the grade Quoted.
sALEs FOR PRESENT DELIVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
On and snsr Dec 1873, .r.ias Will ss's s0ssh hsse DIV
po,ISs.ys ana intermediates stations 81 $50 n and
~, lain "a sdiass Stations $50 and .ns
", Rss,Ien stations $50 N ssa LEV "
S.s E.ra.. ..a intermediate ''.a's' "s'soA .'A ls0 D."
Sr Rechaxsy and intermediate ssatss 81 ss'
~ s.si nan. s.'Aui's &; I;y H.sss. ..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
D. N. BOYD. IT,, Gen. Pass Agent

-
PENNSYLVANIA Au4R0AD.-Trainsle leave
NewYOk from foot Of Desroses and Cortlaud obsss
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ard Soath WITH PAP
Pssoe Care attached $3.50 E o. and $3.50 o. Sunday
FOR washinson and the Air In.
$40 and Sunesy For Bsunort and va
ngtoa via h. l. O. r. r., 1880 0. m daily.
bIpress Philadelpha $40 30 $50 4, D. Jsce
$50 and IL night Sandsy 5. $40 1870 $50 aad
sFor Trsston, at 720 m 2 $40 aud $40 sSDSan CAV
D.
Rm,rant ssd second class 100 D. N.
Tor Newark at g. $3.50 1920 7:4o. $40 o. 10 IL IA l2s
l. O. 1880, $40 $40 4;l0 a. 30 s. 500 5i4o g. $40 6s0
1880 $40. TO- ll:3 and il night Sunday o2o Nv f'
Ysr Rrs.Seth. g. $50 1870 TAO $40 o. 10 IL an;i2.
l. 2. 2;3e. $40 3H0 4;l0 $3.50 500 $40 9 9. 10 $50
1880. $40 10 1850 and IL psht Sunday oi2V o'iV
rsr ES.,y, 8 $50. 12o.. $40 Io,ml2 2?3 Ss
0. n, and IL night Sunday $40 $40 aaJ 1850 ~ a -.
For woodbndse aHa Perth Anhoy and 10 25o saw ="
For New. Brunswick 7;20 and $40 m. ~ N. $40 ~
$40 $40 1880 D sn~ ~ night SUNDAY sic and I'So
Fer kass Milestone $40 L. l2 nocn sad 4iyO pm
Yer Lanbsrsvlle and bennington $3.50 a. N snd3ps
tsr PhnpsbsH and Bsividsre. and D %. - On Aaso.
Accom- fer Berdenteus Bsrhssa, and CAadsp ''-o As
q. l2:30, q 3:l0, L. and 6pn
For Freehold. 30 q 2 and D n
yanesburr Candies o a. ssd ESQ p "a
Trsiss arrive follows Prom Pitesiss 900 - w.sA,s
Ton and Bslum orc s05 and 6:40 m. bl9 and lo;T
e.y sos Si40 q SOD 1927 m From fnaSsYe SH ga
sos GAO 600 1918. l1.53 N. Z;lS olo, osVo; ,9oT
10 81 D. n Sunday b:22 Cos. 6aO e;so iiioo" n ss i
s.l. oae.. bas ass I'll and s.4 s.d.. No A,sI Bee
Es,,srr Ma A J. cAssAlr, eessrs hassssh
'DY RoYD NJ. Ger. Pss AssAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
DHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
i AMY nIRRgr RoUTR WITHOIr CHANGE OF CARS 10

i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS 10
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF Penn. lhs
viii leave Detbrosses aud Cortlanl-st. Ferries: . -.
$50 a. ~. Buffalo RIprss (Ay except Sunday sa Pslan
Palace Car HARRISBURG Buffalo ArYe r1.lrg $500 o. ~
sunbuy 7lO: WIamsport oO0i Lock Raven 1896 kne'A
ll;45 D.. m. Emporium. 2:l a. ini Buaso 500 -
Mail daily surlay With Pa nai faan ~
from NewYork Erie Arrive suubuv 81 Nll4gseot a.Ls
Lock Haven $40 Remove. 800 lvineOn, 4.ZV Se
5:25; Ers. 7OO Connects al Cory Oa Czech and A
shsuy Rrer r. r. for the OIL REGION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01
9ieamboatu and Railroads

RR1DGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
- and Eaugagek Railroads Pare $ Steamer a.,
port steaner BRIDG hPOKr a. before 80"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-01

p., Of Customs tbe month Of November 1873 sl7ss7l3 II
The business at the United States Assay Office
Tor the month ending Nov. 60 1878, was as fol-
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

The main Office of the Western Union
Telegraph Company will be opened to-
day at the Ormsby House under the
charge of Billy Tingman, lately Of Reno.
How great IL convenience this arrange
lnent will be, is best understood by those
who have been obliged to take the old
tramp to the railroad. The Office at the
depot for accommodation sake will be
continued-as q branch. Messages may
be sent from there, but received always
at the Ormsby House.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

The charming air of last night drew
the boys out to exercise themselves va
siously, in yelling, jumping and playing
games around a bonfire which they built
on the street near our office.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

WHIsrLING FOR HIS TRUNK.-George
Tufiy saw one of his boarders standing
out on the street in front of the St.
Charles looking up stairs, ana whistling,
and enquired what he was after. ooh!
nothing much,' replied the whistler.
: am going of on the next train. My
dog skin trunk is up there, am whist
ling it down.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

HENRY KAISER has made extensive
preparations at the Magnolia coffee stand
to furnish his guests with the best fare
that the markets of the Pacific coast can
afford, cooked and served in the most
attractive and appetizins style.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

OvERcoATs of the best and latest make
at koppel & Platt's. This is their
specially at present; although you may
see by passing i'll front of their large and
well ordered store, that they have every
thing good in the way of clothing, boots,
shoes. etc.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

The County Commissioners Cheney,
holdover, and Morris and Meder. elect
met on Monday and organized by the
meet to-day for the transaction Of reg
ular business.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

q. S. CoUET.-Judge Hillyer, Presid-
ins-Court was called. Case of hiring
ment of patent continued until 10 clock
today. Jurors not present served with
notice to show cause of absence
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

DANCING AND SIX lTING.-It may not be
known to the legislators and citizens
generally that on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday evenings, they can have
all the fun they want i'll the way of skat-
ing till > O'Clock, and dancing afterwards
till Il. Let it be known. Moore Il
parker's Hall,
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

The Carson Consolidated Mining
Company is fourishing. Fine indica-
tons. Five men are at work. Shaft
70 odd feet. Assays of specimen rock
$40.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

For those who desire to learn dancing
the finest opportunity is afforded by
Burns. He opens his hall every Satur-
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock for ladies and
children. Only four bits a lesson for Ia
dies and two bits for children. earn!
learn! learn the graceful art for a few
bits
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

OM1ssIoS.-In the published list of
officers of Carson and Capitol Lodges Of
Odd Fellows, the names of the following
gentlemen high in position We're mad
vertently left out: Alexander Laport,
'. &. Carson Lodge No. 4, and Ii. S.
Mason, V. q. Capitol Lodge No. 20.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

HELD FOE PosrAGE-The relieving
letters addressed to Miss Sophia Cohen,
San Francisco; and Miss Louisa Mills,
Salt Lake City, are detained in the Car
son Postoffice, for want of the three cent
stamp, required by law.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

THERE is dangerous hole in the
bridge near Edgcomb's stable. 1t meas
ures over three feet in length by about
twelve inches in width, and has been
gaping for a long while. The County
Commissioners will doubtless see that
this dangerous hole is planked oyer at
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

D. o. B.-The members of the above
honorable body are requested to assem-
BILE this evening in the apartment at the
rear of the Magnolia Saloon. Be pres
ent, for the boys mean fun.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

FINE Spanish cigars at Charley
Friends. He has his stand next door to
Willis drug store.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
VALUABLE PRopERTY.-The goal

and irrepressibly energetic Corbett
Brothers have lately purchased the hotel
building occupied by Mr.. Pine, which
makes them now owners of the entire
block.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

EXCITING times in the Senate to-day.
The preachers have fight on hand.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

MURDERS and outrages in Phoebe. The
people publish call to meet and form
a vigilance committee.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

ORGANIZATION OF THE GREAT COUNCIL.
On Tuesday evening the Great Coun-
ell. I. O. r. NJ, of the State of Nevada,
was instituted by A. Curry, V. G. l.,
and duly organized by the election OF
the following officers: Jonas Seeley, &.
s.: H. }. Peters, S. s.: G. n. Harris, J.
S.: A. Waltz. C. Of R.; J. B. Fitch, X.
of W; A. Curry and E. Strother, &. r.
After transactins some important bust
ness the Great Council adjourned to
meet again on the first Monday in Feb
ruary, to act upon the Constitution,
Code and Bylaws to be reported at that
time by a committee appointed to draft
such Constitution and Bylaws. The
Great Council was attended by represent
atives of all the tribes in the State and
evinced the utmost harmony and frater-
nal feeling of the Order in this State.
After the Great Council adjourned, Col
onel Curry had a sumptuOus repast pre-
pared: numerous toasts were given and
hilaritv prevailed until the Wee small
hours of morning.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the name of
the children of the Orphans Home, the
superintendent returns his thanks to
the following kind gentlemen for holi-
day dona tons; Mr.. Jerrie Schooling for
the present of turkeys for their New
Years dinner, and Il handsome little
sum of money to buy them confection-
aries; to the gentlemen of the Capitol,
for contributing to buy them turkeys
for Christmas. Mr.. Fox also made the
children a most appropriate and useful
holiday present, III the way CT 40 vol
umes of miscellaneous juvenile litera-
ture. Gentlemen, in the name of the
grateful orphans, thanks
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

Buck DAVIS came down to Carson from
Spooner's Station yesterday afternoon.
He reports everything serene ON the hill.
He says the weather is pleasant up
there-snow only five or six inches and
melting, though on the SUBMITS around.
it is from two and a half to three feet
deep.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

SHOTS FROM The MoNGoLIANs.-The
iabbering denizens of Chinatown have
too many guns and long range pistols
for the safety of their neishbors. Com
plants have come to us from time to
time of their missing the bnll's eye, and
hitting houses i'll the neighborhood, but
the worst was told us of their wild prac-
tee, yesterday. The maid at the Or
phan's Home was sweeping in the upper
hall, when having occasion to so down
stairs, she left her broom standing lit
tie distance from the west window. This
was fortunate move on her part for
shortly after she had left her broom, a
ball from pistol or rifle in Chinatown
whizze1 through the window, striking
the broom handle and knocking it over,
then ricochetted from the ceiling and
fell with spent force at the front of the
parlor door This. is the third time that
the Orphans Home has been the mark
-unintentionally we presume-of these
csrssaless Cinnamon, and it is high season
that they be either taught discretion or
diSurmed.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

MIsTAKE.-One of the hundred ap-
plicants for places got hold of an agent
of Sacramento Journal, yesterday, and
taking for a Scion pushed him up into n
corner. ''You are a member of the house?
he said Eyes - well, do you know
of anything 1 can get?" Yes, you
can get the job of firing the Capitol fur
naces; there is hard work in that, and
nobody is after it, ''Come, Let's
have drink" No, thanks, have just
dined. The applicant has logged the
heels of the member (of the third house)
and would fain have gone to bed with
him which caused an embarrassment and
depression of spirits.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08
Ihe N,u 1ailp 9ppeal.

For AND AGAINST ADJOURNMENT
Owing to lack of space in our columns
yesterday we did not report the names
of the voters on the adjournment ques-
ton. We supply the omission to-day,
and are glad to do SOFAS the adjournment
seems to be a matter Of importance in
the Senatorial fight, The first motion
was to adjourn till Tuesday, which was
amended to adjourn till Wednesday.
The motion as amended was going to
be put. when Lockwood rose to a point
of order, claiming that the motion to adj
journ for the shorter term should be con-
sidered first. The President decided
that he was correct, and the vote was
taken, therefore, upon the original mo-
ton, which was lost by II to IL, as fol
lows: In the afirmative-Clapp. Cleve-
land, Davenport, Hobart, Lockwood,
Mccoy, Small, Stevenson, Varian and
McClinton. Walter. Nesative-Campbell,
Cassidy, Crawford, Eastman, Fox, Haz-
lett, Hill, Mills, Moore, McBeth, Phelan
Thompson and Wilson.
The amended motion for adjournment
until to-day, Wednesday, then came up
and was voted upon as follows: In the
uffirmative-Ca Campbell. Cassidy, Cleve-
land, Davenport, Fox, Hazlett, Hill, Ho-
bart, Lockwood. Mccoy, McClinton,
Mills, Moore, McBeth, Phelan, Small,
Stevenson, Varian, Walter, Wilson-20.
In the negative-Clapp, Crawford, East
mon, Thompson
Whereupon the amendment was de-
II oil fha al
journed to Wednesday Jan. s.
DISASTROUS FIRE. We have the follow
ing item from gentleman friend, of the
sufferers Mr. McAanus who is sojourn-
ing at present i'll Carson. Last Sunday
b.tE.,l three AMI four o'clock
in the morning, the people of Monitor,
Alpine county, California, were reused
from their beds by the burning OF the
house of Il. McA[anus, above referred to-
The family of Mr.. N. barely escaped the
lire with their lives, the house being all
ablaZe before they We're awakened by the
rush of the heated atmosphere and the
cracking OF burning tinbers. Every
thing was lost The house was worth
l,SU9, furniture $3.50, wardrobe $4O0-
Il total Of $500, on which, We axe in
formed, there was no insurance.
RESPONSIBILITY huge black mule with
"Greaser rider turned into Carson
street round Willis corner, yesterday,
and greeted the State House and throng-
ing blzzers with the most Internal
series of brays ever heard; but it had
lk,rely let up, when that V. Il T. r. r.
locomotive, proverbial for chronic cold
and influenza in her wind pipe, respond
cd from the foot of the Elliot fiume in
prolonged and exhaustive tones which
might have satiieh the spirit of the
devil for sounds that are dismal and sad. |
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-08

Ro1I. OF HoNoR-The following is the
roll OF honor of the Empire School, for
the month of December: Arthur Morris,
Georgia Thompson, John Tompson, Al
bert Werner, Otto Warner, frankie Bly-
ant, Cornelius Coffee, Henry Laurette,
Arthur Laws, John Laws, Dixie Randall,
Allison Dees, Henry Oil. Alma VIM,
Bowker. Sarah Randall, Mary Morris,
Ma IA ,enberg, Hannah Werner, Mag
gle Norris, Lizzie Laurette, Alice Bry
ant, SAr3 Il Alcaraz, Lizzie Ambrose.
1t gives Us pleasure topublish this list.
The nam S are familiar, and we can say
without reserve, that We have never
known more intelligent or better behaved
children than the above. Rep.1
The En- pire Mining Company own
mine, the Biscnark, about y miles from
town, stu. ted due east from Cradle
baugh' bridge. Work has been carri d
on there IA months. -Four men are en-
gagged upon it now. A shaft is sunk 1O0
feet, and drift run 80 feet. A tunnel
has been run 200 feet which, when com
plete will be $50. Ores asSayed at the
Carson Branch Mint and in Virginia, turn
out from $40 to 1913. Two sorts of ore,
galena and milling: the g;slena contains
20 per cent. lead, 20 per cent. silver, and
10 per cent gold; milling ore Copper cent.
lead and 40 per cent silver. The pros
pect is good and the owners are prosecut-
ing the work with four men at the tun-
mel,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-24
The Credit MObilier investigation

Was distinguished to-day by supple
mental denial from Senator Patterson.
from New Hampshire, followed by an
exposure Of that Senator by Cakes Ames.
with an illustration on the part Of both
of ways that were dark and tricks that
we're vain" Patterson voluntarily APP
peared before the committee again, and
insisted that what he had heretofore
stated was correct, which was that he gave
A .es money for investment in Union Pa
enc railroad stock and bonds, and was not
swarS mat latter had applied it to the
p l'lee ~ oi Credit Mobilier stock. In
PROOF Oh this he said that Cakes Ames had
him OF the charge made in the Senatorial
campaign in New Hanpsb;ro. that ha
Patterson had owned thi s'I - 'iat LII; ne
letters were produced and read "a. WHICH NJ
ter. Cakes Ames looked up w,tS Ille laS-
cradle astonishment, and at his s eonsIu-
was at once placed upon the stand IHu ~
said it was true that he had written the
letters, but he had been so importune rIs sc
save Patterson that he could not well oct at
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-24
Mothers be Advised.
Bachelors Hair Dye.

The BARRIERS Prefer DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-24

There is one curious feature Of this curl
Gus business which the public should not
fail to examine. Mr.. Durant is decided
Democrat the Hon. james Harlan is II
rampant Radical Why did the former
pay $4,000 70 secure the election of the
latter? Not for political reasons certainly,
because the political principles Of Harlan
are Numerically opposed TO those OF
Durant Not out Of pure friendship Ger
tainly, for although Durant is both rich
and generous, he does not indulge in any
sentimental distribution of his cash. What
then was the reaSon?-St. LoUis RePubf-
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-24

Newspapers and Grimes gives the
Worcester Mass. Spy the opportunity Tor
saving, and saying pertinently: The error
of our newspapers is in according too great
nrominence tnthe records of crime, They
thus strip it of its abhOrrent guise, and
daily narade It as a thing 10 be coolly en-
countered and endured, as one encounters
and endures the seventies Of climate or
the petty asperities Of everyday human
nature How truthfully did Pope paint
vice Familiar with its face, we hrst en- e.,
dure, then pity, then embrace. 1t Is ins7
familiarity with crime for which the Ill Ill
papers are directly responsible a:I VIII" VII.
their news columns are crowded WIZ, ",n,'
,vc NAV call Satanic literatRre-seisaIIl,1u
accounts MI murders. scluct0ns, roOber-
les, etc, their editorial uia',tDeI upon tnI
Growing deprayity ofthe age are but wasted
5r e" Their pSncy is in effect tempting
49, -. sin and then dcnOuncing them for
~. u:o,,;,,,, Tor a modern description of Il
hinb crime is nothing less than an invita-
~ ~ some weak or wicked person to imi-
tatc il. Compare the newspapers Of TO-
day with one OF twenty years ago, and SEE
how brief and meager are the criminal an
mails in the latter. 1t suggest the retiec
ton that reform is needed in the ethic,
of journalism, if, tn prosperity Of news
papers depends, as this argument virtual.
confcsses. upon their success in catering Z
1 a depraved appetite,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-24
Watch Buyers AlteztioR

The undersigned
respectfullycall at
tention Of persons
contemplating the
purchase OF watch
a. to the superior
ity Of the celebrat-
ed NiCklc Move
menis. manufae-
tured by Mcssrs.
BOkEL Il COUR-
NOISIER. OF NeH-
Chatcl. Gents and
Ladies sizes. Key
and Stem Minders
G HaTte rp LAT g.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-24

"a &c writing them that while they were
r ma 2, ~ w ,beir face, that Pattersons name
S TJ n vS appear on the books as owner of
me Mobilier stock, they were not true in
Snirit, as Ames had bought and carried
IKE stock with Patterson's money, and he
paid Patterson dividends on the same. II
is understood that Ames has found his
memorandum book aud his memory, and
is prepared now 10 Overturn most OF the
evidence which Congressman have giver
in their own behalf Startling revelations
are promised. r. Washington Correspond
surg CIjr1g0 Times