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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-09
A Hint to Housewives.---How to Keep Kitchen
Ware Clean and Bright.

Every housewife of neat and tidy habits
takes especial delight in keeping all the tin,
copper and iron ware of her kitchen as
clean and bright as painstaking labor can
make them. A pride in this direction is
commendable, and always meets the smil-
ing approval of the ''tyrant man" who
pays the household bills. Remember that
Sapoho is the only thing on earth that will
make an old tarnished tin pan or rusty
kettle shine as bright as new. And by the
use of Sapolio tits the quickest and easiest
thing in the world to keep every utensil il
a high state of polish
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-09

HENDERsoN's BUCHU, the great diuretic
and unfailing remedy for all diseases of
the Kidneys and Bladder, also for Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion, Flatulency, or Wind
in the stomach. The most distressing
cases of Female Weakness and Uterine
Complaints are permanently cared by
Henderson's Buchu 1t is unequaled by
any known remedy for the cure of Dropsy,
Gravel, and all Gouty and Rheumatic
affections. 1t is a specific remedy for ex-
pelling all Pain and Tape Worms. 1t is
prescribed by eminent physicians in
Chronic Affections of the Liver. For sale
by all druggists See advertisement in
this issue eod&wly
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELABxARRE,s SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by J. GARANCIERR

No ef4 Rae lombard Paris
These pills are highly recommended BY the entire
Medical Faculty OF France a. the very best remedy
Weak Spine: Deposits in the Urine; Nervous De-
bty, and all the ghssty train Of Diseases arising
other remedies fail and have been used with ssfouish
ing By the leading French Physicians during
or will be sent Free TO any address. Price . per
Box. Sent By mail, serurefy scaled from all obseT
OSCAR q. MOSES. " OoRrI4sNsyr, ,sT.. NEw YoHK.
eois General Agent for America
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SHOOT Folly AS IT FLIES, and stop
using preparations on your head which are
composed of pofsons. Use NATURES HAIR
RESTORATIVE, which, by its cleanliness,
fragrance and purity commends itself.
See advertisement.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-09

We see by the Chicago papers that
PROCTOR Il GAMBLE have reduced the
price Of their long established and popular
brand NOTIFIED GERMAN SOAP, its pres
ent price and superior quality makes it the
cheapest as well as the best soap for con-
sumers 6-23d3m
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BARNUM'S HOTEL,

Cor. Broadway and Twenteth Ste. NEW YORK
ON BOTH AMERICAN ard EUROPEAN PLANS
Complete with all modern Improvements
rooms en- suite and single private parl0rs, baths
elevators. rtC. LO-ation unsurpassed, being in tht
very center Of fashion and brilliant New ork life
In proximity TO Churches and places Of Amuse
ment, and Lord Il Taylorik Arnold & COHstabes
Snd j. Il C. Johnston's Dry Goods palaces. The
hotel il under the management of A. $ Barnum
formerly Of Barnum's Hotcl, Baltimore: l. y
Green. Of Dayton. Ohio, ard recently Of New y FORK
and Freeman Barnum, d Barnum's Hotel, st
Louis.
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Stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE annual
" meeting of the stock holders OF the Rockford,
Rock Island & st. Louis Railroad Company will be
held the Office of the company in the city Of Rock
Island, Illinois, on "Wednesday, the eigth day OF
October next, at II O'Clock, noon.
r. r. CABLE, President,
JOIN P. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,

y
Cure CoUGHs. COLDS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SORE
THROAT, HoARszsRss. DIFFICULT BREATHING In
cIPrENT CONSUMPTION AND LUEo DIsEAsEs They
have no taste Of medicine, and any child will take
them. Thousands have been restored to health that
had before despaired. Testimony given IN hundreds
Of cases; AJAX for BRY ANS PULMONIC WATERS
Price 30 cents per box. JOB MOSES, Proprie-
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Its gratifying to to inform the public that Dr.
&C wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial for Throat
and Lung Diseases has gsiaed an enviable reputa-
ton from the Atlantic - the Pacific coast and
rom thence 10 some OF the hrss families Europe.
not through the press alone hut by persons through
out the States actually benefited and cured at this
office, While he publishes less, so say our report
ere, he is unable to supply the demand. 1t gains
and holds Its reputation
First Not by stopping cough, hut by !oosenins
and assisting nature % throw off the unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes, which causes irritation.
Second. 1t removes the Of irritation
which produces cough) of the mucous membrane
and bronchial tubes. assists the lungs to act ant
throw of the unhealthy secretiuns and puriiies th'
blood
Third. 1. is free from squills, lobelia ipieac anC
opium of which most throat and lung remedies
composed, which allay cough only, and disor
ganze the stomach. 1t has q soothing effect on tht
liver and kidneys and every part of the SYSTEM anC
in its inyigorating and purifying effects it ha
gained reputation which 1t must hold above al
others in the market.
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LOCAL NOTICES

Magulres great Cundurango Bitters a
pleasant and effective substitute for Vine
gar Bitters. For sale by G. Speidel
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GIRARl HOUSE,
Corner Broadway aad Biddlo Streets,

. = IFCbIF'I 'Ac
BYRON A. BALDWIN, PropGletors.
Formerly of the Evertt House. Chicago)
The GIRARD House. is first-closs in all its appoint
meuts il heated by Steam, has an elevator and con
tains 1856 large airy rooms, which are neatly and
elegantly furnished. 1t i centrally located, con
venent 10 the street cars and easy of to all
and steamers eniering the city. To suit
the wants of those desiring good accommodation
al reasonable rates, the terms have been made
ONLY TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
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MRS. JOHN W. GRANT is DOING THE BEST
WI kind OF Laundry work and solicits fasors. She
will collect and deliver without extra charge.
Illinois street, next door 10 Br0nley's Jewelry
Store. s,7du
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Dentists.
Dr.. J. W. Stark, Dentist.

poOMS NEXT DOOR TO THE TELEGRAPH OF
II nee, Illinois street Rock Island. All kinds Of
Dental Work done in the most approved sfrles
Charges reasonable bl7ltf
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AMERICAN HOTEL,

Chestnut Street. opposite Independence Hall,
PHILADELPnIA.... .......l ..l....-.................P PA
s. NJ. HEUIINGs, Proprietor
Daily ARGrs kent on I'll
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This beautiful Mower is now so well known
throughout the United States and Europe, that IL
requires no recommendation lover 16,OU sold In
this country alone). The only balanced Lawn
Mower with AN ADJUSTABLE HANDLE.
10-inch cut, Croquet Mower, beautiful little
machine for small lawns, croquet grounds. ccme-
terry lots easily operased by a lad or miss Of IL
years price $40; I2-inch, $2z; 14-inch standard
sIze s55; 2S-inch, pony, 500; 80 inch, horse for
public parks and large lawns, $1S5. Every ma
chine warranted to give perfect satisfaction We
challenge the world to a trial. and to produce a
machine its equal. Try 1t and you viii buy ne
other. Send for Illustrated Circulars.
MANUFACTURED BY
THE HILLS "kRcHIhtDtLN" LAWN MOWER COMPANY
COLTS ARMoRy, HARTFORD, CONN.
w For sale by SPENCER 4 NoFTsKER
Rock Island, Ills. s-5du
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Positively Warranted
FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES.
For the Cure of Rheumatism,

The proprietor, having for his greatest object tina
ae afflicted should be benefited by the circulation
u this Medicine, offers it upon the following Pos
;TIFS CONDITIONS OF WARRASTX, trusting that our
patrons viii see that have object in offer
ing In this way spurious article.
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Hotels.
PEORIA HOUSE,

CHAS II. DEANE, E,........-...........P Proprietor !
Cor Hamilton and Adams streets.
PEORIA ILLS. |
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04

of five twenty bonds authorized by Con.
gress. Ii was monstrous task, entailed
an enormous outlay, and brought little
profit, though an immense reputation 10
The master mind who engineered it. His
efforts kept pace with and were always
equal to the vicissiludes of war, and
cOuntcracted the dreadful depression oil
the currency. When Mr.. Chase resigned,
IN June, 1861. and gold rose to lS5 per
cent premium, from 80. in fifteen days.
jay Cookies shoulder was put to the
wheel, and carly in 1865 two hundred
millions OF seven thirty bonds were
placed ia Europe, and were subsequently
Increased to nearly five hundred millions.
The Government had to spend three mil
lions day. aud with it saved The UniOn
JAY CUOAc provided the money. Ills
operations since the war arc .. pait and
parcel ut tho dHy. The most recent and
gigantic being the participation OF the
firm ia the Iamoas Syndicate, ol which
DreNcl. Morgan II Co, and Morton,
Bliss X Co. are the other partners, and
through whom the Alabama difficulty
has just happily terminated. man of
princely liberaiity, dispensed in widest
streams. the misfortune that has now. it
Is 70 be hoped temporarily. bcflllcn him.
uu,t be deplorcd by thousands of bcne.
liciarc,, aud i, indeed matter of
national regret
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
.skcfch OF Jay COOkc.

The ,ubjoined sketch O. ,hc man who
has played 50 con.pjcuoa> Puiin i0au
ci.d circles tor the past mocth, "e tu,c
from New YORK paper:
Jay Cooke was bora 1T Portland,
Oaio, Aug 10, 1921, OF good old Pill
grim family, his iincai ancestor, Francis
Goose, having come over II tuc MAY
flower" in 1920, and erected the ihird
house in Plymouth He was educated n
his home by hi, father. E.eutheros Cooke,
the leading lawyer of Sa.dusky County,
aud First Grand Master ol The Ohio Free
Masons. Poverty assailed his family,
and at The age of thirteen The boy resolved
to earn ais own living, sought and obtain.
ed a clcrkship with Mr.. Hubbard, in
Sandusky. He soon attracted the atten
lion OF his brother in law, William G..
Moreland, who employed him rs book
keeper in Philadelphia. He subsequently
entered the service OF L. W. Clark & Co
of that city. the largest domestic eX-
change banking firm in the country. llo
became partne. when twenty one years
old. and remained in the house until 1853,
when he retired Oh q competency. having
gradually attained n leading position in
it. When nineteen years of age nc
wrote the first money article ever pub
lished in Philadelphia paper, and was
engaged as financial editor OF the DaRy
Chronicle In 1861 the firm OF Jay Cooke
& Co. was formed between himself and
Mr.. Moorehead, and now commenced his
successfully patriotic efforts 10 relieve
the Government, harassed by rebellion,
of all financial trouble. In The spring Of
1861 Cooke, without compensation, pro
cured large number OF subscribers Ter
the first Government loan lie then
placed 4 war loan for several millions for
the Stale of Pennsylvania at par Nh.
Chase, nOlng his ability. appointed lie
lirm TO one Of the 100 special agencies for
loan OF thiily millions. Jay Cooke &
Co returned one third of this This lcd
Mr.. Chase to select Mr.. Cooke as special
agent to place the five hundred millions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04

How ONE WOMAN GOT HER MONEY
But one woman succeeded in fairly melt
ing one ol the Directors. She was u
young woman. not particularly pretty,
perhaps, but interesting, and she had
tears in her eyes. and $50 in the bank.
She rushed frantically 10 one of the Direc
tors, and asked iim it she could not draw
her money.
Il am sorry, madam" said he. "but /
can't help you 10 it just now"
but want it Immediately" she re-
turned, passionately. "lt's all I have in
the world.n
"Wcll, my dear madam, you mnst have
patience as we'll as the rest"
"But mine is AN urgent case, and l
can't wait, because"
"Well, because WHAT"
Because said she, with smile on
her lip and a tear in her eye, "because
l'm going 10 be married, and I've got TO
get some things. The man I'm going 10
marry has not got a cent 10 pay the min
lister, and he has only one leg. and so
I've got TO sec to everything my self"
The benevolent Director dove into his
pocket and produced his private purse,
out of which he paid her the amount.
And she went on her way rejoicing
Chicago Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Qoettg,
Fycu tbc Portland Transcript
IMONG THE HILLS.
Hr JEN>IEE. HODGE.

Among the old oxford ilns wandering at will,
In the hush OF thi, Gle r afternoon,
The pulses OF lite re awaken and thru
To Natures iuedsb,e tune sheen
ON The mountains aud Ei with their varying
Their cool haunts 81 fragrance and bloom,
Their grace, grandeur, my ,icry chaugle-s serene;
When voice, life and soul sweep ln music along,
Potter ihc echoes iu song.
For hearts anu. gy, weary of to,ling and din,
society, fashion and care, to win
Ard yesrn from the 'Somcthiug beyond them
Light-hght and a trCc breath OF air
Aud sometimes ;here come. just "a glimmcr of bliss
70 brighten the ms Of The vay,
\ rar,. transient freshness "a freedom Ike this
am living aud breathing to-day,
Nhen voice. life and soul sweep iu music along,
Fcttey the echoe, in song.
Wild Jinj- are about me, au. grasses and leaves,
Dark >clse> FRAN mossc. rich bloom
With faint. ierny shadows the light in,crwcayc.
GiSJ gl,maer, aud dclicat gloom.
Clear glmp-cs oi river aud bay,
Witb -uuhcsHs -lsuce ou ,Ie blue,
F.i, villages ro,tiu, ia every wild WAY.
The >oO. smoky light stealing through,
"aeu voice, h,, and soul sweep ia masic sloss,
Fc..e. ,ae echoes iu -oae
Wa.e c,,u.l- s..ilia, westward - waserug play,
r.-eHaac. .a >,m, CA.r, a-ccy told
To -a.hc. ,ic p-ilc oc tl,i- beautiful day.
Prom sunset, pure burden vi soid
ua. tlus mas tuc h,art ol .,- wandering way.
Like clouds coward the InLl.-, Nest
Gather 10 FROM the changes ot .i.-'- dcg;us Jay
Ilrrc.ee hr -utHc>- bst, tl aal rest.
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Chiej-Justice Chase's Courage.
DY DEMAREsr LLOYD

TO say that Mir. Chase was morally
courageous would be mere truism.
When he thought he had discovered the
path of duty. he folloNed it To The end,
caring not whether it led him or what
dangers besvt ii OH either side. A young
lawyer declaring himself against slavery
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
FREELAND HOWE,

KLELAtD HOW a.,
In = SURANC ~ G ENT
NORWAY, NJ.
OFFICE-0yer PO Olhcc.
ss-Fire Life suj Accident Insurance On favor
able tclm~ wVlB
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lFer II. Jasper v.rlIy c.ar..
Tic ireland! Concert,

That Concert was IA NV opinion. 4
grand >urre--. and shows M once The
superiority %: 4 temperate runmunii,
>OiIc . years ago PASSED ilr"u-:, tie
village vi lrclrnsl. aud found Dniv - ;..w
old -iiantIc> and frame hui>. The ~ira..l
mill nne Store and alnIt Two either
houses excepted. there was nn,liing re-
Inarkablc ais,uI Ireland. I;nt ~ ia.
Present iins- | WAS iav"rf,bl, impressed
by scores pf finely lonkiHr. nicely paint
ell hnu~r>- rs.uiain;ii. stores. >huu-.
dwellings. hall rci. en- no: help ~
rrrtiHg that the rau-r of -rrh M i'm
proved state ut t.iJt town j giiriiiv I'm.
70 tise efforts at the iaIr REV. Strain.
w''"i;I fl'r rliizeD- :" lamrriarlv mis-.
ana Hs-o To- the ,.Irr-.eti,- I--i-finrt a..
Dr- " rinrn. To nu;n these .cnir ri.n.
The Temperance rtlir- ,iinn auh rciin. :
'IcUr %: Ireland, Le..Nve H.a>i b.
credited
Returning to tie C"nc~-:. mot Of
- s-.ccc> were rxrriicnIiy lrriornl,,..
sni al Of them ia ! happy mood aud
lively -rensrn. Music imi..r.,. i unr
ri ihc most II iinin. rri-. and the vcral
part c1n IL. acquired very easily. hut
f"r1l i.iii>is- a'roniplnIrs' with in~irI-
mental. when well performed. elevate
the r..ind and touches the heart with
celestial jor.
t''. on thcn. my lovely ncigl.bors. IN
fie We'll trosl,l.u path. and IL You uulv
viii once. with yuur sweet voirt-. lu!i
yonT still >wcctcr lr:hi,.~ 10 r,.>r. van
may aiicr this Terrestrial life. iuiu iII.
angels and saints ab,,vr. To praise tie
never-dying Father in Heaven.
II
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Are the Coiorcd Isace Dccrcasin; !.
tn the s>s.ush..

.tps-esPezserr~ o. fAs ts $50 ssihars
While ia Kentucky. We n'ri : Surgeon
w.io served durin- the M.f IN tsrncr.:l
hsulllsn> Division. -Jsn himself
and ..dy We p'rriv.,sl InHs.i ialorm ion
s'--snlim. ihc pEc,sus sYeAa! condition
of lie >oa.h.
lrtrIr.sCE AGAINST THE eOLOE1D gAc,,
li"r. ~ ~, present iimr. cimmOt be ~
.a--rrsFs-si ris.. II j. very evident thai
the Use RACES r-sm TrVcr t.. iarmoaizs,i
Inriu-s Tire present generation. N least
DT. \. sycr- I'ia, tie rnlor-i rire arr.
5csaHsiEg ,,grinaI'si that few children
s.-r lnr,i 10 ilsrin: rhl; mos, that arr.
h"ra either perish from ng elect ar are
iisErirreI i.sat :lcs ar too inslulrH, 20
provide ior their Offspring: aud thar
illcI. natural Affections does not excec,l
that OF the brute. The satrc sentiment
WAS al>o reiterated bv Mr. g.. or Co.
lHiI5mS. Miss. a lssly of tie yery hi-h-
s>t >iansiiU. so~iallv. She >ays that
ciiiid-Hurlcr j. = VERY rn.I--ncu thing
with ilse blacks at the present tinc IN
Mississippi: that iir clearing mt an I'D
well which l,ai ,.ot been u~e,i >iaca the
war. they found the rcnrin~ a. .c. col
ore,l babies. aMsl in another twenty. 1
give tlii- siaicInemt ju~t n twas utter
III 10y 4 person. who seemed 80 have no
:i.Filcs Interest IN il t.ian ~ state facts
- he believed them This wholesale
slaughter amd neglect were further ror-
r"i~'r-.iei hy coIntry gentry from tie
States q! Tennessee. AialanIa .ni Louis
lana. All aver thar one or The ether
must give wsv anl that from tlic natu-
raj Instincts OF tae .olore,. race which
they claim Ia he uHihri:i. lazinpS>. AMI
want ~ maternal af.yri;cn tie Negro
must finally >Uecumb 20 tile white r:-c.
! give Won these facts without ANY COM
'I:'.;il "f my own. to show Won That ha-
.-ed OF culorri rule i fixed deeply in
every southern breast Even ut this very
hour iosr,ier has lei tie house we are.
now ,icl,iling AZ lin New Orleans. be-
-itI-e the lanil!adv viii not allow him
}" hrin. home Lieut. GOV. i'iurihsc,s
cOlorr.l; fo dinner. She tod me not
IN hour $40 she dare not do il. A. il
icefied oniv spark tn fan the fame
iow .nnuldering AMI were il known
II the ri-v ihat she admitted sDlcrr,,,
nan 10 dine. her house wor.i lie moi
,cd.
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The Indianapolis -gntincI thu, ..u.is -
a letter h:sh IL pib.iS.s->. cu..su.rniln.
upon an article thar appear, I "A Mcck ~
~" since ul'rn rhr benny suit Against
lr- SliurnaScr Tor sll.. recovery al in
tcr,>t on the school fund w.ii.h il j. al
lrSrd remains uuaccnun..,,i iur: ".hr
writer thinks ths; wrcn. VA, Louc MIR.
SsI''einiLcr H., tie srntiprl> osi.n-ibl,
Endorsement III the Attorney General :
actIon. There j. hut u word uf rypla-
nation tuE ilii>, - Tor ,hor>anh other
thtss-> oI the ~assIc sort. I'll. >sntins,
brlIcvc> Nj. Shoemaker to ilc above a.si
bcy"ut tlse ~ha.luw of wrong ,l..inv.
ans, simply urged Mr. Dcuiy 10 prose.
cuts, iii> ss!ii, n ihc b.'>i possible ,;nii-
Gallon y Mr.. >iiOcnlaArr> uniiupca-ha-
Ole record Ii j. al lille -nn>rGllcnrc
10 Alr. >sioenrsrr ar hi> fricnd> Chat
Mr. Denny - tsr for The l'nrni,ir. o..
lis POSITION. ~ the wor'lil- oi h.s COM
p!a-ni. whl,l Wa Simply iliem ,,rr..ic.
III hammered ANIL nrl..eiou-. Tie ami
mu- " that >ilO-t-sig!.tr,l AMI Enlawyrr
like document j. no r,-,,sun for " IT'LL
h"s.siiIg public confidence from Tie Law
officers OF the State in any attempt Ia
serve the States Interest. Ii will be-
time enough to discuss Mr.. D.nnv'~
motives when ne lla> brou.lIt forward
his e.Ilencc anal completed hi ease.
IL VIII very soon be seen whether h.
means To pnr-We the pert of >irai-,,,-
forward. unbiased public oific.r. ar a
iniri.uin. PURITAN. The SEN
lInei chose 10 deal will tie matter in ia.
purely lc.ci! aspect. AMI i"rb,..lr for the
Time from making the obvious Inference
OH tie clumsy and rrejG.Iicr.! assertion
u the document. which IN the GORE
-Pons!cnt APPLY >ay>. was more -. a
stump speech ;l.am aHytilin. e:.c.
There are few pubic Officers hose,
iciS will bear a closer scrutiny than Int
NJ ar. Shoemaker. ant tie people q
he stale vii. have reason IL IianN him
Ter the Important Suggestions III ale to
lac Legislature II it, last Session. II.
mere thoroughly :. sfemglizc,l Tie liMam- /
-ial aiiair~ ~ the State Than ANY al hi.
predecessors. and gave cvi,lruc, uf hi
inxlcty 10 guard we'll the Interests q.
lie people who had entrusted him y aha
-e>punsiLle and important posi- ,lol.
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CONCERT. The Concert given hy Prof.
J. &. Cro.ier'> singing class ~ Iarian 4
hall. an las, FRIDAY evening was very
pleasant a.rsir. and showed = proiicien-
cv in mn>ic AMI dril. rarely cNcclled
by beginners. Sane Of the lisiie ones
voices were exceedingly sweet. aud W iih
proper culture their owners Will max G
fine vncali>t>.
Pro-, Crr>ier was aLiv assisted ~ tie
CouccTi by Prof. l.. a. Glenn. of Peters
bar. and Messr>- So.i.a. Maver and
Juti. Of Jasper. Prof. Glcnn'S rendition
of the comic songs wa> exceedingly tiae.
AMI showed a good knowledge OF music
AMI fine concert voice. The other
gentlemen added materially To the pleas
IRE of the occasion by their PERFORM
ance oh the concert or family organ. and
violin>. We presume Prof. Cro-ier
will teach another class in ireland. and
we hope the concert may be repeated.
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= arg SOFIA uIate,
1 'oA.L and ect q cool drink n, -,
Nc., isI.iIo' sSlo,.n
ibts!'ni~ Z 'jxc,.it Com,
s'rdrr al Esu~S,,cs.

Noil' T. i hereby given 10 I'll mar,
Interested. that the FOLLOWING, MI,
ia r"gard 10 business il The Doln;s ~: ~
."iIli tourt. has been filed in the OFF,
l.ir Clerk thereof:
STATE or INDIANA. Grnsox Corxrv ;.
Is CHAMBERS ar I'Eixctr,x. I'm
Nay flra 1874 \
] hereby make the following orJ.r
rotation :" the order of business IN II,
Dubois Circuit tunrf. nj its juno Tor,
's'3. ard until further ordered by h.
Judge thereof. :"
FIEsr. = The first two Hsvs Of ca;
term sliall he devoted Ia the makiuv !.
~ i>-ncS and transaction of proL,,
hiI -inc>s.
Src"~p.- The third day, to the Fri.
OF Criminal eases.
forGrII. The residue Of the fern !.
:" uiurh thereof. ~ may he ne,
iur the trial al Civil ra.rs.
The Petit .irry will bc' snm,noucd !
appear on The ; ,Ilv Of The term.
q. NJ. WEIBORN.
Judge nh Judicial Cirruit
Ordered tn he published in the Ja.pe
Courier. II. r. Epwoysrn>
NAV IL. 13.-3w. {. u. &C.