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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-09-05

BARLow's INDIGO BLUE.-This is de
signed especially for biuing clothes. 1t
dissolves perfectly clear, and will not settle
on the clothes. Is warranted to color more
water than double the same quantity of
indigo Be sure you get the genuine. pre-
pared by d. S. Wiltberger, 233 North I'd
street, Philadelphia. For sale in Rock Is
land by all dealers. 3-7deod6 m.
For sale in Rock Island by Henry Dart 5
Sons
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ROSADALIS is used in the practice of, and en-
dor-ed by some Of the leading Physicians through
out the land They are induced 10 do this from the
fact that its formula If published around each hot
tie so that the physician knowing i's component
parts, and being already acquainted with theil
properties. prescribe it with all confidence.
NIcHoLAsvILLE, KY, Feb, II, 1864.
Gentlemen IL have seen the effects of "Rosadai
is on patiente in my own practice, and take plea
in atesling Its merits as very powerful al
Lerativc. In eases Of Scrufcla, rheumatism, Sec
, ondary syphilis &C, always recommend II.
Very truly yours j. ). SPARKS, NJ. ID.
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Action of the Board of Health,
THE PEOPLE CAUTIONED.
The Sale Of Melons and Stale Fruit and Veg
etablss Prohibited.
AAyoR : DFFICF.

IN VIN = Vt Y II
Rock ISLAND. Sept 1, 1871
In view Of the prevalence of cholera
near Us, it is eni1iued upon all citizens to
exercise unusual care in their habits aud
diet, and to endea7or to ally excitement
and stop the spread Of disease
1t has been decjled to prohibit, within
the city limits, the sale of melons and Of
all stale, decayed or unripe fruit or vegeta-
hles
All dealers in those articles are especial
ly warned to strictly observethis order and
all policemen are directed to watch and re.
port for arrest all persons violating this
order By order of the Board OF Health.
Il. DAVENPORT.
Mayor, and Ex-Ofhco President of the
Board of Health 4-d3t
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LOST, w Wednesday, Sept Sd, between
Rock Island city and the Fair Grounds, a
gold sleeve button, with the letter 81 on
its face and the subscribers name on the
back of it. Five dollars reward will be
paid to the person returning it to this of
fee, or to
CAPT A. II. BURNHAM, u. S. A.,
5dtf. Rock Island, Ill.
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Circuit Court.


The September term of our Circuit
Court commenced on Monday, with the
usual attendance of our home bar, and
quite an array Of lawyers from abroad
among them Judge Bailey, of Rockford,
and Capt. J. C. Pepper, of Mercer, who
are the managing attorneys in the noted
Keethsburg insurance case, new trial
being asked for.
The following is list of the
GRAND JURY.
j. Ross Mills, Rock Island foreman; NJ.
f. Virgins, John Bladel, VIM. Eggleston,
Fisher Abbott, Il. D. Barns, Geo. Foster,
w. IL. Sage Nath'l Folsom, VIM. Dixon,
VIM. Blanchard, Rock Island; W. Fer
guson, Claus Gulck, John Gets, Moline
L. III. Gary, Carbon Cliff; W. 4. Stevens
Hampton; Daniel n. Beal, Samuel 5
Beal, Yuma; John Cain, Canoe Greek
james McQuoid, w. p. Wright, Rural
Christ Rhodenbaugh, Moses Roberts, But
falo Prairie.
The grand jury was discharged Oh
Thursday, after having found eight indict
ments, as follows:
Peter Morris, vagrancy, and attempte'
burglary-haviug burglars tools in hi
a possession, and trying to break into a be
; room, in the Union House, in this cit!
He is in jail.
9 Frank Arnold, from Peoria, vagranC
and attempting to break into Bamberg(
& Co.'S safe He has employed Hon "
! w. O'Brien, of Peoria, to defend hin
He is in Jail
Charles Green, horse stealing, from Mr.
u Brown, of Milan. In Jail
Austin Lathropl grand larceny-stea
ing gold watch and chain and gun
u Out on bail.
James Blackwell, Lathrops palace
sory-helped dispose of stolen goods. Ga
y ON bail
d Tomas Smith, robbery-threatened
VI boy with violence, and robbed him Of $
In Jail
is Dan Newcomb, grand larceny-stole s.
at from John Menax, i'll Keator 4 Wilson
n lumber yard In Jail
James D. Ross, Of Andalusia-assar
lg with deadly weapon. In Jail
no These persons are all candidates for },
70 let except Ross and Blanchard, who "
n be punished by Imprisonment in the eoun
Jail, if found guilty.
The grand jury visited the jail and ]
n, ported il in proper condition.
The following is list of persons SUI
ro. moned for next Monday, to act as a
PETIT JURY:
nv Geo. ". Brink, Coriova; John
rs Thompson, H. Lyman Port Byron J.
ay Palmer Coe VIM. Y. Williams, Xum
.as W. II. Ziegler. Thomas Bailey, Vim.
1t: Steele \. D. keeley, Hampton; d
nd Kinney. \. Halsted. Thomas Dunn. |
hg vid Mead james H. Wendell, c. H. Dee
H. i. kelser, c. j. Areuschield L. PHI
ham, J. O. Anthony, J. g. Beatty, y
c line, Howell Thomas, James Kinney, 10
~ Daiber, c. VI Hamilton, l. " Holm
MS Joseph Suahlee, Rock Island; j
Ill Gordon, D. F. Shires, Coal Valley; v
IVY lard Parmenter, Andalusia; VIM. b. b
leF ner, EJgington, Joseph Hayes Bur
~ Howard, John Sollner, Drury
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

Fhiz splendid Hair Dive L. the best In the world
TIE only True ard Perfect ilys Harmless. Eeiia
b aUd instantaneous: no disappointment, no II
demons tinis or unpleasant 1dur Remedies the Ill
elEsct- of DIVES ana washes. Produces imH ediatrly
a ,liperb BlacS or Natural Brown, aud leaves the
hsr Cieau, Soft aud beautiful. The genuine signed
v A Bachelor. Spld by al Druggists
10 22dvly CHAS. BACHELOR. Prop, n.
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DECLINES We are authorized 70 say
that the action Of the ,o-called Farmers
caucus at the Court House on Tuesday
evening. in naming Charles F. Lyman a.
delegate To the County Convention, was
entirely without his knowledge or consent
that he Is a Republican from principle and
that he does not propose to have anything
whatever TO do with any opposition move
mentof the sort propo,ed-Jaj9R jth.
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Things are going on nicely at the fair
over the river, for the benefit of Mercy
Hospital. At the close Of the voting
"Wednesday evening, ON the opera cloak
and regard ring, TO the most estimable
young lady, the figures were as follows
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Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLoW'S SoOTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases incident to the period
OF teethng in children II relieves the child from
pain cures wind collie. regulates the bowels, and by
giving relief and health 10 the child gives rest TO
the mother. Be and call Tor
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sNRUP
For sale by all druegl= G-2 idmwiom
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The genuine article must have Dr 5odu Boil :
private stamp ua each bottle br. Suhn Bull only
ma the f- lt IuuiaCture and -eli the pTtgln1I
joan j. smiths TuuIc Syrup, Of Louisville, ny
Examine we'll the label or eAch bottle. II my
private stamp If not each ooitse, do not pnf
rHt-e = yod will De deceived. Sc my column
t.-..rJ =. rneHr. ana my show Carl. Will PROSE
cat ANY one infringing on my Eight The EeAllut
Smiths Tome syrup can oniy te prepared by my
~-.f THE pubNC servant, -
Or john Bull.
Louisville. Nov , 1854 iaHc1-tSwly.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.-A good strong
healthy boy, not less than . years old, who
is willing to work can find chance e. learn
the timer trade byapplying at NJ. Kane ;
stove store 5d3t
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Ladies who suffering from certain complaints
known only to females, should get DIR. Vel
paa's Female Pills. They produce most cuarm-
Ing effect. Sold by all Druggists.
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Tha Waather---To.DaY.

The following shows the temperature
at TuH ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as In
dicated by thermometer:
TAN 81 above zero. l9 " &C. above zero.
az IN ar NJ Et-
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\ ycstry meeting Of Trinity Church is
called for this, friday evening, at
the office Of :. X. W Fields, at : O'Clock.
7. / lIOLCOMB. Rector.
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Jonas Bear clothing aud gent furnish
inc store is celebrated for keeping good
goods, and selling at fair prices, Depot
for Racine trunks J-tdtt
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KEMARKs.-0n the Both OF August rain; on the
3D. inst, rain; total rain fall for week "a inch. On
Sunday 3lst. at 20 minutes Of p NJ. the thermome-
ter stood 1O2 degrees, highest this summer.
j. MCILvAIE, H. S. U. s. A.
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Livingston received the blue ribbon and
diploma for the Milwaukee Trunks at the
Rock Island County Fair. S-l4d2m
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For SALE or RENr.-A house on SwaI
street containing seven rooms IN good or
der by Balch < Frazer. I-3Odtf
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REMOVAL. -Balch, Frazer u Co. have
removed their Office TO the old C., Il. !. x
T. passenger depot. 2'dti
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TURTLE Sour and Roast Pig at Young
America, this evening.
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WANrED.-A young lady, to assist in a
Grst.class restaurant. Apply at Deyere ;.
2ltf
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT has removed Il
McDonalds old stand, opposite Kiesow' $
All the latest styles of Hats and Caps, ant
Gents furnishing goods,
SOC. am
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Fresh OYSTERS. AT Wier' restaurant
served up in all styles. dit
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MRS. ALMEnA e.. B1AA, NJ. u
1 AIDES PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND, CAN BE
= found at their oticU. corner Orleans and Ea-le
streets on Mondays and Tuesdays of each week
Female Diseases i Speciality. Nuppo ters ana
Trllsses kept on hand. Comes well recommended
Orders left al their Office or Post Once promptly
attended to.
Rack Island. Ills, May 81. 1sss3.-d3In
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

THE FARMERS AND wORKINGMEN, AND
| All citizens in the several townships OF the
county OF Rock Island who are in sympathy with
the Farmers Autobiography party, and Will sup
port its principles and organization, are hereby re
aueated a. hold primary meetings at such hour and
place as the township committees shall name, on
Tuesday, the I'd day Of September,
to send Ave delegates from each township TO con
ventiOn 10 meet in the Court House IN Rock Isl
and, on
Saturday, the 9th day of September
,s-2 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate a
/ county ticket to be supported by the
| Farmers and Anti.Monopolists at the November
/ election: TO perfect the county organization
/ and transact such other business a. may come be
! fore the convention,
! l.. ID, EDWARDS, FRED oshoRsE.
! WV. MOOHE, HENRY SApboRis'
/ CH4.s MAcHGN, W. u. CLARK.
| Executive Committee.
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New Livery Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
| Livery Stable, on
JEFFERSON STREET, (near Harper Ilouse)
Hood OUTFITS hrstclass stock, and fair prices will
b. the ruling features. share Of public patron
age IL respectfully solicited. JOHN c. BROWN:
July 2, 1874. du
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Pimples on the Face
BLAcKEEADs b FLEsEWoEMs,

Use Perrv's Improved Comedone and Pimple Rem
edy--the Great Skin Medicine. Prepared only b.
Dr. B. C.. Perry, DermatOlogist, AZ Bono ST. New
rlsryyherp 4-ldttsSw6m
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The SYMPTOMS Of Health.

Health has Its symptoms as well as disease The
clear eye, the fresh complexion, the steady hand,
ehe hrm step, the unclouded brain, briskness of
spirits and disposition to look on the bright side
OF anything are indications that the animal
chinery is in perfect working order. Happy are
they whose running gear of life is in this excellent
condition, and fortunate too they who know
now 10 bring IL into such condition If dsarranged
Al VINO have experienced witnessed the effect OF
hostetters Stomach Bitters upon the weak, broken
Gown, responding victims of dyspepsia, liver com
paint fever and ague, rheumatism, nervous debi-
lty or premature decay, know that in this supreme
tonic and Alternative there exists specific principle
which reaches the very s9Rrce of the trouble ard
effects an absoi ute and permanent cure. Pluri-
nus lnum might be aptly Inscribed on the label,
Tor the preparation is plurality Of remedies con-
densed into one irresistible antidote.
EXCURsIoN.-JohnO chs x Son, agents
at Davenport, Iowa, for the Iowa Railroad
Land Company, will sell excursion tickets
to persons desiring to purchase land along
the line of the Northwestern Railroad.
Teams will be furnished at stations to ex-
anime lands. 29-doaw&wIm.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
M. M. STURGEON.
P. r. McELHERNE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
~ Rock Island, Ill. Office in Mitchell a. Lynde's
Block uW,tf
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Trains connect Al Rock Island with the chicago,
X / a Pacific; the Peoria 8 x. /, and me western
linton KalWayz Al Monmouth WITH thc e., - n
a. tor harrington Galvsburg and PEORIA. Az bush-
nell with the l. Is. n q. for quincy. AZ byaru-'
town with the Springfield X Illinois south Eastern
t,r sorinydcId and Pana AT Chapin with the To.
igdo NJ 4 Western for Jacksonville, Naples and
Hannibal. aud a. st. Louis with all ki'roaas ana
STEAMBOAT lines diycrEius from that point
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ ana Solicitor in Chancery. Office opposite
Rock Island House. Rock Island, III, S-30dwiY
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CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.R

Passengers for Kansas, Leayeuworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward trains
OF the Chicago, X. l. Pacihc X X arriving Nv
Connecting at Davenport, with ID, 4 81 T. IL IL
for DE Witt and MaquOketa. .. =, q,
Al Columbus Junction, with u. e. X, Y NJ Is II
Tor Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls, and ST. Paul north,
and Burlington and keokuk, south.
Al Fairfield with Is. n NJ K. X. for Burlington,
AZ Ashland with Des Moines Valley X. H. for Ne,
okuk, Ottumwa, OskAloosa, EddySilc, Grinneh
and Des MoineH.
Al BetknAp, with North Missouri r. Il.
At Cameron with VI. n St 10. u. H.
~ nIatt.hnr.. WIN 81 l. A 81 Ln. n M.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.

ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL. ILL.
Week ending September 4, Up m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

DEcEAsED.-In the decease of JOHN FARsoS,
Esq, which took place at his late residence in
this city, this morningn the 18th year of his age
the Church has lost an old and consistent mem,
Der aud our town a venerable and honoroble cjt;.
zen Ills friends, and they are numerous. in this
city and in Kent county, where he formerly re-
sided, have ever held him in high estimation, and
dnring his long life no blemish attaches TO his
character Honor and integrity in him were never
found wanting, while his religious duties were
never neglected. Ho never sought position but
was several times appointed to Offices Of trust
and responsibility which he filled with credit and
and always satisfactorily. Few men die whose
lives have furnished 50 few, errors or whose loss
are more sincerely regretted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
a. ~ Of i.uhiir inda1rn.I1.

If there was any thing wanting to show that
the United States Senate has become lost 70
selt'respect the deficiency is supplied by the
action of that body in confirming the nomina-
ton Oh JAMES L. CASEY for reappointment as
Collector Of the Pert OF New Orleans
The denomination Of this man was an on
rage on property and an insult TO the moral
sentiment OF the community; but he ia broth
eT-in-law OF the President, and experience has
taught us not to expect from him any regard
to the motives which ordinarily govern men
in high place when the interests of q family
connection are at stake. That the nomination
should be confirmed by the Senate, however.
is something that was not generally expected
even by those who have closely watched its
decline in moral sense.
CAsEY's official history is we'll known. 1t
is so bad that Gen. GRANT was forced to pre-
tend that he was to resign previous to the
Philadelphia Nominating Convention Kept
in Office by trick, his denomination was sim
ply a defiance Of public decorum; and by lend
ing its sanction to such an act, the Senate has
completed its own degradation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

In most of the States of the Union a rnafIied
woman's property is absolutely her own, moro in
her own right indeed than that of the husband
Therefore curious point OF law in reference TO
the relations between husband and wife, as t.
property just decided in England has but a limit
ed application here. 1t adds, however, across the
water, decidedly new terror to elopemeuts. The
facts are these: The wife of Mr.. Brown ran away
with the more euphoniously named Mr.. Crelhn..
Dld Mr. Brown thirst thereupon for bloodf Not
he damages were out of the question as the de-
llnquent Crellin was severely impecunious.-
Brown meditated, and light flashed upon him.
lie consulted Lawyer and the light became
brighter. Brown saw his Esy 10 that sweet re-
venge that was as medicine 10 his tseublcd soul
Mrs. Brown, when she eloped, had taken with her
some three thousand dollars worth of ieweiry-I
The jewels had been bought VITA her own MONEY,
or received by her rs presents, but Them Brown
argued, and the English law supported him, what
is the wife's is the husbands SO he caused the
arrest OF Crelin for the theft not OF the Jess val
liable wife, but of the more valuable Jewels. The
magistrate has decided that Crelin having stolen
Mrs Brown, also stole the jewels that Mrs Brown |
carried of, and which were the property of her
husband. SO CreiiR lies in jail under indct- |
nent of felony. I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
Tho Goodrich Murder.

Notwithstanding the great excitement in New
York over the guilt and execution Of Foster, and
ths communication of O'Brien in WaehinSton, by
the President of the United states, the crime OF
murder seems to abats very little.
On Thursday, in Brooklyn, n. Y, Cherries
G)Odrich was found dead in the basement of a
new brown stone house by his brother. The de-
ceased had completed tho erection of row Of
six houses aud had furnished and rented the one
in which he was found, and had gone there TO
take care of it until the tenant took possession.
When found by his brother, he was "lying dead
close to the heater, with his head resting on the
legs Of a pair of boots. There were four pistol
shot wounds in the head. Two of the bullets had
passed completely through the brai1. The body
was lying face up, with arms outsirelched and
legs straight Near the right hend lay seven
barre!led pistol, with four of the chambers empty
Mr Goodrich recognized the pistol as one belong
ing to his brother The dead mans hair was
brushed back, his face and hands had been care
fully washed, and even his shilt was free from
blood stains. Tho carpet near the head was
saturated with blood, and some of 1t had drpped
through the floor into the cellar. The dead mans /
watch and money were missing.
There were signs OF a struggle having taken |
place anywhere in the house. The rooms were al /
in perfect order. The boots on which the head
rested were dry and clean. On q rack close by
was brooklyn newspaper of Thursday, and
number OF Wednesdays papers One OF the
newspapers was folded so as to leave conspicuous
an account of the late shooting Of young Pritch-
ard on the Sixth Avenue, South Brooklyn This
shooting affair occurred but few doors from Mr.
Goodrlch's residence"
All attempts to trace out the perpetrator OF the
crime has SO far proved abortive and its mystery is
added TO the long list OF murders in that great
city that are still hidden, the perpetrators of
which 60 unwipped Of justice. Whether the fault
lies in u defective detective system or not is
question over which the press and the public is
greatly exercised, aud long comments are the
result, referring to the murder fDr Burdell. MI.
Nathan Mr.. Snyder, Prof Panormo, Mr.. MiIerand
Others who were killed in the heart of great CITY
md their assassins have never been discovered
Jne Of the most important duties now devolving
N the press is the exposure and denunciation of
rimc; and the law should be enforced in all It's
Utmost rigor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

OSE Of the Congressional candidates at the re-
cent election in New Hampshire is reported 10 be
elected by majority of four votes and another
was reported to have been chosen by majority
oI nIueeh' Happy are the ysters OF New Hamp-
Ahre where the election officers respect or refnTp
q majority Of four or Of fifteen Such meapre
hgures would soon disappear before the modern
Improvements Of Philadelphia Return Judges
II the enc majority were fifteen hundred instead
OF bare hfteen, and the other four thousand ln-
stead Of four units, they would present but sligbt
ObatFuetions 10 some Of our expert election
ipherers.-Ledger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

The manufacture ofsalt is becoming important
In Michigan, being profitable on account of the
eheapness Of tho production. The saline basin is
constantly enlarging, and it is claimed that the
prime stronger than any in this State Dur
ing the year 1872 there were 724 4sI barrels of
salt inspected, which was a slight decrease from
the previous year, Lhe falling OF being explained
by various unfavOrable causes among which was
the scarcity Of fuel aud logs in the spring, which
prevented the salt blocks from starting up as
early as In former years. IL Is SAID that the demand
Tor Michigan salt is constantly increasing.-Ne,c
York Sin "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
caseY's Appointment. A

An effort was made in the United States Senate
on Monday to have Casey's confirmation recon
sdercd; but il failed and the Brother-inlay of the
President, has therefore, again been established
in once, in New Orleans, where his conduct
sometime ago disgraced the government and
produced serious trouble.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

FATHRR BURKE, when he landed from the
steamer City Of Paris, at Queenstown on the IN
tnst.s was welcomed with uproarlous manifesto
tons Of genuine Irish enthusiasm. The town
Commissioners, leading inhabitants, and a large
number Of Catholic elerRymen were present, and
the crowd wanted TO take the horses from his car
mage and draw II themselves, an honor which he
declined. An address was presented to the elo-
quent Dominican, in which bis ser vices in vind-
cation Of the Irish character in controversy with
Mr.. FTOude were acknowledged in most grateful
words.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

IMMESsE--We find the following paragraph in
the Reading Times and Dispatch:
correspondent, who is in a position 10 know
says that the Philadelphia and leading Railroad
company contemplate building ninety first-class
engines, four thousand coal cars and the machin-
cry for one hundred and twenty-five steam colliers
and Other improvements. Strong reasons are also
given by our Correspondent why this work sbonId
done IN Reading. Read what "A Citizen" saws In
another column"