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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
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baben ferner 9ettrdse seleifet:
Son ct. Saul: Gtc. &nebe1, S. Sswei<
lei, u. Sauer, 81. So. &rbler, Maria Sob
ler, Mastalena &etnarb, Gatbarina @in'
utea, Sobann unb Gliiabetb @ertrub BON
Der 9inbe, @atb. San1en, Sac. Ieel unb
Trau, 4aper uno Maria S&netter, Sotann
unb Marta Dorm, 6. 5eiu, @aria Mates,
Mt9. unb q. Marta S9aaL s. unb y.
Marta @9aub. S. 3tlser, unb Il. &pbe.
Son ct. Martir Mars 8rdu1er, Gatb.
@asner, s. 9eb, 8artb. Mtner, 9. 9etna,
9. Reit, Il. 9tlsers, ST. @dra Gbr. &ran3,
81. Ml1er, s. B1onntnBen.
Son ct. NntbcnY Mrs. @ofins.
BON ct. Suftpt: gter @erfonen burd
@ep. 8. Cornelius @tttu.ann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
Der @ d T.

il@ bic Burger sefammelt unb fe ridten in
Der 9auptfra6e sesen bic bret Strcl6e an
unb erwtbuten @dub fur Sdnb. Sn Der
eriten @alpe rpurbe elmer Ger 9eraaer e.
f4oGen, rrdbrenb elmer Der Burger cine
let&te 8leTur %tapontrus. Die ;met nod
abrtsen %ferbsbtebe, bic BON ben 8useln Der
Burger ebenfaas f9lium Yerlest rorber
paren, ersrifen bterauf bic Tluat uab per-
fApanben In ben @Glrern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
2ambbau r1nb &ausmirtbfDaft.

8rpmbeeren tlr ben gerfauf pfudt,
ebe ie uet1 werben, rdbrsnb bic fur ben
@ebrauA bdnesn bteiten fOnnsn, bis fe
gang retf fns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

9tmbeereu. Shneieet naa cemCin'
Iammeln Der TruGt Gas alte 9cl3 aus unb
tef9leunist ben @a&s bes n.uen burd gu
aabe Don Dunser. 6altet tas rnfraut
bur9 8etaden pber eultiptren nteber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

8pbnen. grlne gpbnen tann man
fur ben Dinter etnma&en. Sdtelt unb ser>
bre9t bic 8ptnen. tpte gum &o4en uub padt
fe In @tetntfrfe oter Safer NIT abwe9.
ielnben easen Sal,. 3pidt bic Sptsen BIT
9imabpbnet al, .uenn fe bas Gnbe Der
@tansen erretat babsn, tan,it bic @4oten
f9neler retfen.. a..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

@etnreben 3wtdt bic @ai5en ab
unb ballet bic paafeaben &anfen ansebun>
ben, ban1it Ee ntat bur4 Btnbe absebro4en
tperben. Sobalb Meb1.bau eridetnt, Be-
Nreut bic 8ldtter r~,ittelft zines 8~laiebalss
NIT S6wefel. Steut ii9 Tdule Elm, ianet'
bet aae tefhdbtsten 1rauben ah.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
&atbpliiebe miffpne&r.

Suufrtrte Mcnatl&rtft int auf&lub an
bic 29oner @o9enf&rtft bes geretns Der
Misunderstanding. @erausseseben Don
@.tefern Der @etui4aft Sefu.
@erlas BON 9. 9erber In Gretburs,
8aben. yrsts: balbtdtrlt& 2 Mart, If.
). ~. Stlber, 2 fl. 20 Ste.
@ter wtrb Der fattolif&en Samilte etne
3stti&rtft ssboten, bic in Acknowledgements
Darfe1uns bS&f t%ntereFante @~tttbstlunsen
dber bic ausldnbtf9en MtfFuneu, NIT utelen
selunsenen S1ufrattonen brtnst.
Die @erber'f&e Bu&tanbluns bat foeben
Elm 8ilialsefadft in ct. eouts. Mo.. eraf'
net.
@effimuten
fur bas fatbolilde Bolt. 4. Sabrsans, 7.
9sft. @ten, Gran unb gef BET Carl Car
tori.
GntbGlt bic aus tem 8olfsleben unierer
3stt sesrtftne Gr3dbluns: Der 2inbsnto'
Mt ober Der Bauer, tpte It fetn fol-, Don Or.
9ansiafpb.
Der Sttel senast, UNI benz 2efer bteie
r1eue Tortiesuns Der tn alien Welttbstls11
Ssrbrettsten ~@edfimmen" beliebt 3a mo-
den.
THE NORTHWESTERN CHRONOTYPE
perausseseben BON Mrs:. Bella Tren6. ct.
paul bet Subj unb Dapifon.
Das Musufteft btefer BON, auertfant(Hsn
Yublttaua sanats aufsenomnsnsn Monats.
i&rtft TT nit 3ret netten Stuarationen &C.
f@a'tdt, etger Mnfidt BON Sc @ueur unb e.
rsr !3st&suns bes bteisen Mer&ants>9 3D.
tells.
Der n'aanisfaltise Snbalt besinnt mt
elmer anfpre&enten @ef6iate Don e Sueur
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

&otB,t @Iben. t.2t9tet unb betadt
oft uub irb 1eere @teQen In ben &etben,
tann man btefe NIT ben auss3osenen
Yfanaen ausfa1en. gcr lem gerfesen Der
NFan3en f9neitet bic 8ld.ter 3urid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
&M@ertii@.
9llte 1tu6 Ne1te @elt.

8. S%abrsans, 9. 9ef. 8en3tser
8rptbers, Stem gorf.
@n srSseren G%r3dttunsen brinst biefes
9eft: Der &ronenruirth Don 81. .. 8lu'
menfstn; Sttasto &tnnueetnt BON S.
@pwtpba bic CUTE a1te @tabt unb itr gu
ties a!tss @irtbsbaus, Don &bs. Didens
ferner bic btfortfae Gr3db1uns 8ranb unb
nnte.saas Der Stabt Speser 1859, BON 50.
Sod; iberbteB be1ebrente unb untsrbalten'
be Irttfel Seruatiaten Snbalts.
l1nter ben S1uf,atipnen fnben f9 meb.
rere febr selunsene Ortetnal3etanunsen, Elm
Bib bes @eltausfenunespalaaes In @ten,
babl4e Sntttalen unb gum @4lub erbettern'
be 8tlber.
@robsbefte ltesen CUR Gtnf@t BET Nte.
8ures. oh"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

mats 'G atfup. Dieie 70 febr BE-
Iiebte @auee 1T leiber metf lberlaten NIT
@ewir;ea, nansntlt4 aber NIT %fsfer unb
Gasenne. wobur4 Der tpteterbplte gekub
berielben ebsr na&tbelis, ais beilfam wirb.
Solsenbe gcri&rtft gilt fstr gut: Gin BAL
tts Buffet Spmatpes wirb bur4serteten,
In pcrtser 0crf9rtft unb bann gu paf@
ienbsr GcnfRen3 1ansfam etnsefo@t NIT
folsenben @emaraen: Cali 6 l1n3sn, selber
Cent (sefoben) II rnse, f&warssn SfsHsr 3
un,en. Nelfen unb Melfsnpftfer Don teseas
6 Suent1.. Musfatblitte 3 Quent6., So
Yenne Yftfer 2 Suent4en uno Glts l
Quart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

@elbe &Iben. @altet bic Grte lpder
3piidsn ben&eiten unb li4tet, 100 fte su bi4t
feten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

3wtebeln erntet Elm, lctalo fe reif
fino !; btes mirb bur9 las llmfansn Der
Stense1 ansebsutet, unb bebt ie an einem
tublen unb trctenen Srt auf; madt bic 2a>
gen nidt ;u bod, ODER bic 3utebeln faulen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

h.. 0erpnnene Mtl4. @est Elm
NoraeIan. ober @lassefds NIT atserabm>
ter Mtl& sefaut. jussbedt an etne1 toar-
men Wlas. @enn fe eertnnt, b. }. ia IT,
mem alatten, ftfen, aber ni&t 3dben SUDDEN
,pt.b. ferst.t fe tn tenafelben @ef9trre.
Steat forsfdltts Stade baron NIT etnsu,
arosssn 9Sfel aus unb lest btefe auf Inter
taG.n unp sebt ie mad @ei&mad Rabn,,
pulperifrten weiben 3uder unb Mustatnuf
III.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

FITzGRRALD-ORToS.-In Montreal, Canada, on
Saturday, September 20, by the Rev. Dr. Burns,
ALEXANDER FITzGKRALD Of New Orleans La, to
MAY Il. ORToN, OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
HELMKE-KUNKEL.-InN New York, on Sunday,
October 8, by the Rev. Mr.. Friedel, OF Norfolk
street church, Mr.. Wx. B. HELaKE, of Hamburg,
Germany, to Miss ELLA KUNKEL, OF this city,.
MILLER-BRIGGs.--0n wednesday. october l, at
the Rev. william @. steele, pastor, assisted by the
Rev. Drs. Merwin and Stratton, Rev. CHARLES
EIBERT MILLER pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at Darien, Conn.,, TO ELLA VIRGINIA,
daughter OF A. r. Briggs, OF this city.
nYTH-WAKEMAN-On Sunday, october 8, by the
Rev Dr. Ever, MARCUS N. SMYTH TO ANNA NJ, only
daughter OF the late ". TITUS WAKEMAs all Of this
city. No cards.
WALToS-BucKBEE- Thursday, October 2, by
the Rev. DR.. Burchard, Mr.. EtGENE B. WALTON to
Miss SUsANNAH BUCKBEE, all OF this city.
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NEW YORK HERALD MoNDAY OCTOBER g. l87a-R1PIE SHEET

yellow dip and virgin s af Tar quiet S,si a, s. IS ~
Flour steady; sale. of S S;rsss Ss \, ST. si 's rs
;BSHS "S s.Ss wSssF
SIsS q : CORN % Ssf'i ;siss sS:sss
Say Saias . arrive. At y Corn meal q boiled
ri a " Iss"sI - "a, % fs
ssiSn to Sss eora mSrA to sssn sassy
Ct SSd .ss ss ss Of DO
Lake and rail- import, for hs M last loo
do oats q pes M G wheat 500 do psa Canal
:SIa SS:Ss:j sa:Ss:j
81 sS5n oats barley sss sG ooys 1ys
grain Market Is SLOW % and dull
$s s sS'y ssss Sss
TolxDo, Oct 4, 1873
sfs ss.s i. ss 3 S.;s$$;s
Der, 4sh 81 l6 Corn dun sales q hugh mixed No,
s' ~ %isS s. sad
ssa sssass SSsS
els wheat iooo do corn and 5000 do. oats
CHICAGO. Oct 4, 1873
ses
casn shade nrmcr Tor future NO spring, ~ " 81 -
No spring 81 Osi cash 81 O6, October; 81 o5, No;
higher; No. mixed Sszsc. ssc. cash or October; 40Ac
Of No . at SIC cash ssIzc November. Rye in fair de-
mand and rm at &c Barley n fair demand
quiet; held hrm Pork higher; SIS $5 25 cash; latter
price for new Lard steady; sales at 7.sc ,Ac ior
Bacon unchangea Whisky in fair fair demand der and I'D,
freghts Corn to Buffalo &C. wheat TO Buffalo, &C. Re-
cepts6,Q00 bbs nour, 7706o bushels wheat $4,000 do
Do Si;s oats Oq d. sys oSs DO barley shD
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Oct 4. 1878.
sugar--operations limited owing to the scarcity Of
classes demanded for shipment; merchants refuse to
purchase owing the high demands of holders Nos 10
to y Dutch Standard l2 s reals per arroba Nos Is
to 70, Dutch standard 1877 Is reals; moasses sugar
n reals Musc9yaao sugar, inferior to % common, sAa
grocery grades, l3 a "A reals Sugar at Havana
and Matanzas-Stock in warehouse, 227,5O0 boxes
$50 hhds Exported during the weekss 900 boxes and
United States Moasses quiet. Bacon quiet at $50
cwt. Butter active. Flour quiet Hams-American si-
easier; in kegs $2a per qqntal in tins 81: s2a Po
at $40 a s2l per auintaL Wax nominal Honey nomi;
nal. Onions in fair demand at sn per bbL Naval
gallon. Empty hogsheads steady at $5 Lumber
@ Boa pne ,oSss S m II res snSar hoa
head shocks 50 reals Hoops steady long shaved sl3s
loading at Havana for the United States box OF
sugar, 81 asl IS; to Falmouth and ORDERS 45s 6ls
Falmouth and orders bos o5s. per ton Exchange
nominal; spanish gold. COZ a 6lts premium.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct. T. 1873
Cotton-Demand light; good ordinary IKE ordinary
l25sc. Net receipts, as bales Sales AZ stock lI2l7
kFw ORLEASs Oct. g. 1873
Cotton.-Good cotton Arm aud inland lower !. ouota.
u9ns easy mddilngs lsc ls'+c.; low middngs i7Ac
l5ac strict good ordinary G96c Net receIpts jyI
bales gross, 65i Exports coastwisc, i0a saes' 500
stock, 1886.
Cotton firm middlings l61<c Net receipts io24 bales
Sales, 3B Stock, 1851.
Cotton quiet but 1rm middngs. I7c; low m,ddlincs
Sales, 200 stock, 1892. ''
CO.. .., ,,,,, CHhRLysror, Oct. g. 1873
100 stock 8llO. '
.., WILMINGTON, N. G., Oct g. 1873
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again In notion and, though there was nme little
friction, yet all danger OF another bloc seemed 10
have entirely passed away. Busine' a was fair in
most departments OF trade, and a, most of the
staple commodities showed ST se,,v increase from
day to day. The deadlock a the export move
ment OF 3readstuffs, &c. was broken. and
grain was moved with r.susuai facility, the ship
ments TO Europe exec silng those or any previous
week. There was SC Arcely any business In provi-
sions during the week, and prices OF pork, IN
particular were Entirely nominal Dry goods were in
better request and the market undsurbed BY the
quiet the eason being almost when the panic set
IN "oo<was very quiet, and there was threatened
sett of prices though dealers reluctant to con-
fe a to any actual decline On Change on Saturday,
-four quiet with prices ruling steady although TO
place lines any considerable extent would
have been necessary. Wheat, at decline OF
lc- per bushel only in moderate demand
Corn quiet and easier, advanced rates of
freight checked the export inquiry Oats were quiet ana
steady Pork remained dull and nominal. Lard was In
moderate request and frmer. Groceries dull. but
prices were nominally the same. Cotton quiet and
unchanged lots the spot, while future deveres
fair request at slightly easier prices Petro
leum remained dull Naval stores quiet and un.
changed and whlskey steady.
CorroS.-Freght room continued very scarce, chiefly
account OF through shipments from Charleston and
savannah while exchange was almost nominal and gold
ruled comparatively low. The bids Of exporters
consequently low, anc resulted In no business Only
small demand prevailed from spnners s prices
Under pressure of offerings sell prices ruled
lower, the market closing tame We quote -
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

With the exception OF the three stocks last
named the foregoing are dividend paying stocks,
yet in fortnight the difference in their quoted
prices amounted to the large sum Of s54, ,s1o 900.
Concerning
OTHER VALUES
1t only remains to be said OF them briefly that i'm.
provement has attended transactions since the
middle OF the week. Government securities and
old railroad bonds are especially strong and have
been freely purchased not only for permanent in
vestment, but because they are not subject to
speculative fluctuations and at any ordinary time
command at least the price paid for them The
market in both these classes OF bonds has generally
advanced.
supply at rates varying from per cent currency
7 per cent gold to l-32 per diem. Foreign ex-
change was 1rmer for long sterling and was quoted
at l07L by the bankers with actual business at lo7
Sight bills were held at los a 1oSk.
THE GOLD MARKET
offered little interest except to those directly den-
titled with the speculation. Much doubt attends
the future movements OF coin, and the gamble In
it is just as treacherous as faro The decline to
1921 ITO on Friday and Saturday, in the absence
OF any sales by the Treasury, was, doubtless due
to the shipments from England and now en- route
With the average premium on greenbacks over
certified checks, the price OF gold is actually not
far from loS4 a 1887. The fluctuations In the gold
rno rkp for rho week were 40 follauo.-
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

series OF tables, and they win be worthy OF preser-
walton. The highest prices OF railroad stocks for
August and the highest and lowest OF September
were as iollows:-
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES IN AUGUST AND SEP
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

A further table will somewhat illustrate
THE ENORMOUS sHRINKAGE IN PRICES
as applied to some OF the prominent companies.
II Is to be borne in mind, however, that the
purchasing power OF money was meanwhile aug
mented 1t is likewise TO be observed that the
decline was largest in the stocks which did not re.
gularly pay dividends, or which did not pay them
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
Died.

ARMsRosG.-On Saturday, October a. BENJAMIN
r. ARMSTRONG, In the 53d year OF his age.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the iuncra from his late residence No. SO1
The New York herald., 1873-10-06


Included in the above 50 bales arrive For ti-
ture delivery oasis low midding have
follows LAST evening, after three o'clock.-October,
40o 3c 600 at IL ll32c November, aO IKE, 200
II 3lsc 100 at II 7S2c November, 100 December 100
at IKE, toge her December, 200 at 174c. January 100
II 5l6c 400 at Hfc February, 100 at 17Sc March,
20 at l7xc. Total 2100 bales To-day up TO r. NJ
october, 200 At 100 at IL 7l6c LOO at u 1850, 300 at
II Hl6c; November. 400 at fc 200 at u 5-l6c 100 at
lsc November. .l0 December, 100 at l32e together;
December, 100 at IL 5l6c January, 200 at 1c; Feb.
total, 5O,OUU bales
but prices were nominaly the same. We quote
ordinary cargoes zoe. Oc. fair cargoes 2s4c 2lc.
good cargoes 2l4c Ike. prime cargoes 2lAc 2sc;
range for lots c. 22c gold per lb 80 and 80
days credit Java government bags, 2Shc 24ac. do
grass mats) 24c. 25sc. Singapore, do 23sc 2ac.;
Ceylon &c. &c Magacaibo rae 2lc "a 22ac Lagsayra,
lssc.; Porto Rico 2Oc 22c Costa Rica, Zoe. l2c;
20c Yc; Angostura, 2O1Sc. 21hc; Savania, 20tsc.
&c. Curacoa 2Onc. 2lhc, gold at 60 TO 80 days
credit
FLOUR GRAIS.-Receipts-Flou l0,9i8 bbs wheat
370s64 bushels; corn, "a S02 do corn meal $50 bags;
oats l3 $40 bushels; barley l0l6O do rye 1900 do, and
the week ending-Flour 926 bbls wheat 1883 l22
bushels corn, 367 70l6 do. corn meal, 1879 bbs and
1850 bags; oats l53 400 bushels: barley, 2200 do; rye
g. do. The -four market quiet but prices
not auotably changed although TO realize to
siderable concessions would have been necessary
The sales including all kinds loot up about 1900 bbls
prices within the range of the appended quotations
Coz meal quiet but steady About 800 bbs sold
prices within The OF the following quotations We
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet-Flour Duil-wheat Easier
Corn Easy-Oats steady--Pork Nomi-
naI-Lard Firmcr-Groceries Generally
Dull and Unchangcd-PetroIeu Dull
Naval stores About steady-Whiskey
Firm and Unchanged.
SUNDAY Oct. 5, 1873
There was very gratifying recovery last week
from the extreme depression OF the panic week,
and, at the close OF the week, the commercial
situation was very much better than at any time
for three weeks, The wheels OF commerce were
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK.
The following table shows the extreme nuctua-
tions for the past week in the leading shares
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

SAFES MODE OF OPERATING IN STOCKS is TO
- privileges costing SO to 800, and risk
beyond this amounts many OF these contracts during the
panic paid ST. 900 profit and failures resulted from
this form OF speculaton explanatory circulars mailed
W.T.. HUBBELL CO., Bankers and Brokers,
80 Wall street New York
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

The quotations based cotton in running in
quality not more than hall grade above below the
grade quoted. The sales were =
To-day. Last Ereai,ag. Total
Export t.............. 2OI ai
Consum ption ............... l57 27l 42S
Speculation. .........-......--..-
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

MONEY TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
u city and county property; first and second mort
cages bought.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06
WATCHES, JEwELRy, &C.

I,INE DtAMoNDs-wE HAVE FOR SALE A VERY
0nc pair OF White soiitaircs, weighing iOA caratsi
price s3UD currency. These decided bargain and
well worthy OF examination. HOMAkD co,
Diamond Merchants. No. 12 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

MECHANICS AND TRADERS,
M SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No. 2S3 Bowery. Houston street
Open daily from 10 A. NJ to 8 p NJ and on Mondays
and Wednesdays from 10 tot.
Deposits made before October 10. will draw inter
from october l.
ALFRED T. CoSKLIN, President
HENRY G. FISHER,
The New York herald., 1873-10-06

CARD-yHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO NOTIFY
~ the public generally that he has removed MS onco
from 277 West Twentyt street. Eighth avenue,
TO the more centrally and convenient location NO Cd
West Twenty third street between fth ana siSh av-
enues, opposite Booths Theatre.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-29
Chancery Notice.

STA E OF | LIMOS.
NTY OF ocK Island
In CT Court said NOuuty st the January
Tcrm ID 1874 in EQui v.
Jane Ii de man vs. Ohm Haraish and ANA -
IA Harris his wife; William d Harni-h and
Anna II h MS WI e; Frank in ! Harnish ana
Mary Harnish, his wi.c. and icto Nitsskur
To the aoose Hamesi ti.f, ants IJ,ln Harnisii,
AmajIda il rni u IAN c Harni b Ann Har-
nish. Fraa7 Ill Harnish aud Tia Harnish:
I'll ,avit 4 y ur non-r sitence has ny be n filed
in the Office OF tn Clerk of eaIi Circuit Court of
said Rock Island County notice is n reby given b.
You AID each of you, hat the comp aiua heret,,-
70 filed hi bill Of complaint in saa Caurt,o IN
Chancery side Thereof, and that q SIMMONS there
upon issued ont of said urt against YOU return
able on tn, first Monday in January next, t1s74).
Now unless you shall persona ly be and appear be-
tor said Court, on he first day of said term t BE-
begun and .olden in the CITY OF Roc Island in sal
County on the iiist NJ .ndsy af Jsnulty A. d. 1874.
and plead answer or demnr to eaid pill of COM
plant the same. and the matt rs AM ngS therein
charged sta ed, will be taken a. confessed and
decree entered against you according The pray
of said bill.
Dated hi 24th day Of November. Y y. 1878.
GEORGE d GOULD, CLERK o said Court.
CHARLES PUTNAM, and SWEENEY q JACKSON,
licitors. 1924 dts
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-29
; ASK FOR PYLE'S
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY Rock ISLAND. I
To the January Term, A. D. 1874, of the Circuit
court of said County:
Mary Augusta Gayford, Alfred b Gaylord, Agnes
l.. McCo nell Oliver c. Mcconnell Sarah L. Beal,
aud Lucius ". Beal VS. Martha Drum, Susan E.
Drum, Croasdella l. Baker, lizard Baker, and
Mathew Beckman.
To the above named Susan Z. Drum, defendant
herein:
Notice is hereby given that complainants in the
above entitled cause have this day filed in said
court their bill of complaint against yOu and the
above named defendants, and that summons in
chancery has been issued in said against you.
NV, unless you, tn said defendant shall per
sonally be and appear before the said court the
first day of the next term thereof, to be begun and
holden the Court House, in the city of Rock ISL
and. in sail county on he first Monday OF January
next to which time and place said summons Ii
made returna6 aud pleas. answer or demur tO
said bill OF plaint. the viii be taken fol-
confessed ,ainsI you, and deere, entered accord
ing to tht prayer of said bill.
Dated al Rock Island. this 25th day of November
A. ID, 1878.
GEORGE GOULD,
Clere of said Court.
SWEENEY i JACKSON. Solicitors for Complain
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The Illinois Stats Zeitang, against the
whole press of Chicago the victorious par
ty in the recent municipal elections in Chi
-cago, concludes as follows its remarks on
the Gage defaleation. a
AS to those reverend" gentlemen who
believed it to be part Of their Christian
duty to spout ERE and birthstone over the
'in6del Sabbath breakers, the beer
guzzlers, the criminal classes of eur
city's population" because they dared to
doubt the salnthness of the law and or
der" party we would say TO them in all
kindliness Reverend gentlemen, hence
forth be little more careful how you mix
up your particular crot:hets with politics.
Stick To yoar Billie and impress in your
mem ry what the Sayiour says about viii
tened sepulchres d. not clnfj,und relig-
ious belief with imnraiity At least try to
comprehend that men who differ with you
in toto as regards their belief Of unbelief
must MT on that account be denounced as
dishonest men Also that the cloak Of pi-
ETY. and responsibility may often serve only
u CONCEAL dishonesty aud immortality. 1t
is barely possible that y,u may yet be able
| to discern these truths. You have had
your Christian statesman, Schuyler Colfax
your Christian soldier, Howard and now
you have your Christian fnancier D. A.
Gage. 1t the lesson contained in these
names is not impressive enough we give
you up as hard cases indeed
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