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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-22

THANxs-The Judges of the Nomination
election have our thanks for sending Us the
returns with promptness. Every Hundred is
received officially.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-22

Brooklyn Argus: A San Francisco reporter
blushedat some remarks ofVicloria Woodruff =,
and was promptly discharged by his employer 5
for conduct unbecoming q journalist"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-22

NoIiCE.-Second series of Stock in the "Fx.
~ ceisior Loan Association" Tor sale TSa -,
plication to D. q HaWEGIeNrueS EGIeueS on az
Wilmington. Mar. l-tf. No. 40i Ma3seiySs,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-22

Three crates OF peaches from South Carolina
ena as many rom Georgia were In the New Y ork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

DRYANTS, bRfANTS,
Box office open from A. NJ. to 70 r ~ seats secured
BRYANr'S MINSTRELS. BRlLLlAN ,SnCSESSs
CROWDED. CROWDED, CROWDED
Crowded with fash,onabS apS as"sV'eS ava,eneeS
FUN FUN. TWO HOURS FUN FUN.
Screams OF laughter at Rob HART'S Comic Sketch
SCHOOL. SCHOOL, -. SCuOOL
THE MULLIGAN GUARDS BRASS BAND
THE ELEPHANT. ELEPHANT TUE ELEPHANT.
Prot UNswORrH's new lecture on LI0nT.
Eugenes Prima Donna. Hogan and Emerson's Dances
ThE MUSICAL BURLESQUE BLACK BRIGANDs.
Characters by Dan Bryant Unsworth, Eugene. Neise
Hogan, Vernon, Raymond, Emerson, Dave Reed.
The Laughing and Whispering Chorus Shoe Fly.
MATINEE SATURDAY at2. THE BHuGANDS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

Il yssss artist, AA''
ME- MI: S SEzSk H H3$$
who E nj y s Wrd IN h or @
AS By FRANK s NurasSes, Esa; entitled '''''
B B7yT S sESSkEFE:
First a RPss ROSA Ct HI has theatre of
The drama of Dayy Crockett has met with the most
unqualified oY IN nE az" 6a RSS' in
and S r REV BY
POWERFUL Casa spd OF e CHARACTERS.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT HALF.PAsr ONE.
w Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACE
z3S#f &RnSaa tsTH SGSThs sS
o0emah'' 00 Hsik 1T X T Ta s%st' entitled the
ss sf5sfsi ASS Sf,' SEGRE5S sSo52 '?hS
JEFrs9Hs LEWIS Nine PoSis1 and Miss Do ass
In active preparation Mr. Lester wallack's Military
THE VETERAN
A''0' 'D' OS W5oDcoGKs LiTfLE GAME
MoRS snS CALL.
\
On RESHsl1 SE q at 5soes
Mn" a s9s!fg!ss Il $'sss's: sAreg
Grand poS ns Mr.
GysptSpr Fsn La Gazze hsara RossiR
N; WIENIAwsKI orchestra accompanimeniJ
D. o'AnD an NINE 6HSisriNE NILSSON "0'''n'
T. RUSSIAN ar ''i0 n. wiiENIAwski. "ieniaw'ki
To cSmmsnss MA hSStSt SI sSs1s ssi costume
Sss Ss$ssa " he: $s H$$
- - .RIG0LETro, third act IT.. -O'' N % ,..
GHGkEL as Rsoetto drst timej, aud Chorus sDA
SIS5sS a1,ns BLIND Men,
VICTOR oApou,o, FFESBAcH9ii oron MArRr1,
scSr%ef NO. T sroad%ssy BOX 0''
sasS aS%s
10Mohf2 as HGSaSGtEyS 5Essfa ssgsh
n%s ySF;',1i Ss's%
aqS
Mis-. L. CARY, H dAF5t SHf fGasrr soolARA
.D1 The last SsSiS
SATURDAY, March A. at 80 p M-MATINEE.
SECOND odd GRAND NILSSON MATINEE-LUCIA.
NEXT TUESDAY EVENING, March TO-, at s.
NJ. V. MAUREL'S FAREW ELL BENEFIT
Nine. CHRISTINE NILSSON,
TORRIANI, CAPOUL SCOLARA, BOY, &C.
in a Grand Concert assisted by
NJ. WIENIAWSKI
roRkixN~ oHPdT f sn' MhGRGL scoiARA
$3.50 To be followed by the third act-RIGOLETIO
Mile. OSTAVA TORRIANL NJ V. MAUREL.
Followed by the great sensation,
ynn SES 5sxsS a Ht A1 BY
OFFENBACH
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA,
Musical Director. .............,...M :. BEHRENS
Seats Tor all at the Academy also, Nos. 70 and ia
Broadway. -
In active preparation LoHENGRIN.
rT'IVOLT GARDEN
Eighth street, between Second and Third avenues.
THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
mt 3 O'Clock,
EVENING at O'Clock,
two different
GRAND SACRED CONCERTS.
Admission 20 cents
PAUL FALK, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

CTEINWAY HALL-THURSDAY. MARCH II
- GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
and positively last appearance of
EURQPE'S GREATEST VIOIINIST,
HENRI WIENIAWSKT,
prior TO his departure for havana the 18th inst on
which extraordinary occasion the following unequaled
combination OF eminent artists will appear -
Miss q. RIDGWAY, Mr.. ". CAPOUL,
Mr. V. MAUREL, Sig. =. FERRANTI
AND GRAND ORCHESTRA
accompany NJ REMBlELiNSkI
Admission 81 reserved seats 81 cents extra Seats
be obtained ut box Office steinway Hall Schir
mers, No 70l Broadway; Ponds, No 80 Union square,
and ut No. ia Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Commissioner Van Mort makes the following
statement OF public moneys received by the De-
partment OF Public Works during the week ending
uocf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

banjo, SONG AND DANCE, JIG, CLOG AND IRISH
- Jig Dancing taught for the stage-Banos, all prices
Ladies taught my smpliaed Banjo Manual price ~ WI
enable the most unmusca person to play at sight NY
new work on dancing without Il master comprising all
the above dances Complete, 81 JOHN j. BOGAN
100 East Houston street, near Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

AMUSEMENTB.
OLXArIo'
VAUDEVILLE AND NOVELTY THEATRE.
Opens'T Curtain, As.
yNRQuIvocAL SUCCESS.
THE ERA OF MIRTH MUSIC AND MIMICRY.
ANOTHER CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Second Week Of the
Renowned Musical Phenomena,
the charming
BERGER FAMILY.
Second Week of the
Great Humorst Of the age,
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

Commissioner van Mort has transmitted to the
Board OF Assessors the certificate OF the cost Of
regulating, grading &c. Of lo4th, Io5th and 1oeth
streets. from Eighth avenue TO the Boulevard.
amounting to SOL, 4ea g. in order that the assess
ment therefor mar be made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

AN SsSLsuAlSIN = =.
j. FSukTEkNTf STREET xSp SIXTH AVENUE
FRENCH OPERA BOCFFE. .,.u,.
MILE. MARIE AIMEE'S FAREWELL TO NEW YORK
will commence under the direction Of
G. A. CHIZZ0LA, on
MONDAY. MARCH 8, 1874,
when the Quivocally successful muscai and comical
Partisan sensation,
LA FILE DE MADAME ANGOT,
Will be reproduced and repeated
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK.
ALL THE CELEBRATED ARTISTS
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, NEW SCENERY
Musical Conductor. ..............Mo Mons C. Won GHELE
General Admission, 81: Orchestra Sofas, 81; Balcony
Faueuil 81; Orchestra Stalls 81 So Dress Circle ST.
SECOND Balcony, &c. Gallery. Soc; Proscenium Boxes,
$50 and SI5
Seats sale at Ponds 80 Union square; schirmer's
70l Broadway, ~ broadway and at the Box Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08
AlfUsEMEHTs.

A1fusEMEHrs.
| 5l4 =? sssoAny4Ahxh; Arsr oo~rQur. IL IL
h }S MtkSH xSp fSf eMFsg2RIss WEEK.
ERNEST w sYSF THE LONDON PRESS sE sSFs SSSE
Anything more marve lou, and clever than his imper-
Ss The The os
% .s Ds ana a he
ss yose are Sny e e ERA 0y Ills
the @ and 9ae torn o IL arnns
fss se wSad 81 ?:
lady ana very pretty and captivating one too'-ion-
aBni Ernest Byne's makeup Mrs Chillington and
her three SISTERS aiternated was perfection Of female
70 the Audience Il seems Incredible the young
WS, ss woaa have hem to
the who had s s Darn
%s s1isaan SSiss
H HEsEs4 b$SE SssEEs4 s sEsE
sSssF4ssHH Hss#s ssEH TABLE
F f sBIS4SP a aEs4RD BEsE:
During the sketches ERNEST BYNB viii sing Fading
First appearance this season Of the ravorits Comedian
s slrSo + + S s s5,3 $$s$
.Ssss @ i. u. d. i Il:
%snh 'Af 1as ss sS?s;l
CHI fsssa vii
Sy e CO
again a times Hy e
MATES like the N drss ma!he @sssian BOY
s "a ,s n S:sSs
the same as any artilleryman
hong gs9Tsss es ns %s
% $ II III $siF $ $S#8 # HSr
s sTHHIsAs a aEAsBs
aas III s5 E mas
First nights Of " 4E EHF ESSSsHH
H4 HAITI .ss e NIP
'' '''' ! H4S M 4SB F$SEHs:
NJ NJ: 4 4Sa G aEASSHk
Miss KITTY LIFE 2.EAl JENNIE YEHEAS SohS WILD
yas s1s ana 9
- T EFztf3S EE4 4BsSsE;;
sEAEE !, #4$f :,,,,,.
MARIE the Harp slave, r,m, = ,,,,,,1
MATINEE WEDNESDAY, AND sATUkDAY.
Woop's MUSEUM, ALOE HARRISON
A Est Ehsh &c S4sSs
who s wv r appear in xs1ISsnntdithledit u
rnbAY RHEssG 18TH sf eE
hspf Oh " XA NExI
s Nt s4 2SsEE = ssf aA s5h5
For full particulars see bills OF .he house:
ssSasSsl al ssP avenue
Grand farewell a. \; III Matinee
NILE last tI sGssaBfatne ss Ct
The S sntsf 2Iefa Of
slG HAtAIih ihsIA Hamsy
So " NJ sisnor FosATi and others. f'anAs"
Also the second act Of 6f,xop.u
comprising the celebrated shadow Song. which will
l f.Ft4 q f RSieas.
OEoRGE L. FOX ANNOUNCES WITH PLEASURE,
for term years, the admirably loo ated BROADWAY
THEATRE. RS and $50 Broadway which will be
christene1
BROADWAY THEATRE,
na g. hs
Theatre for the presentation Of series Of entertain
Sase es a SIn res VIII
known faces the business artistic circles Of
p'''''''A' GRAND OPENING
EASTER WI Mo tsfs place APRIL 8,
and full particulars will be for as 70 the atIac
The publcs obedient servant, GEORGE L. FOX.
OLD LSt olSsEH.TSw TN Witnesses
New YORK, March 7, 1874
U BROADWAY THEATRE, 1928 and $50 Broadway
Special notice.
All communications hereafter
shoull be send to address
=" '"' A00'' "A GEoH asEi Il TYLER
Acting Manager.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, a1l BoWERY.
/ Prices of admissi9 ion 2Se sc ana 1Sc @; or,v,,
IN MISS hsS lizzie TkMfLE skifPisG R5PE DANCE
o7r The S Fs f Fl 81 hs asSvs
as 1 sALhy sekAsds: CLOS Dances Songs &c.
FREEMAN SISTERS KATIE SHAW, HANNAH
BILLY BARRY as TOM TAPE THE TAILOR.
THE CHOICEST PROGRAMME OF THE SEASON:
MATINEES Tuesdays and Saturdays Ladies admitted
MRS FB CoNwAY,s gRooKhYN THEATRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
MILLEB-HARRIs.-Un wednesday, March 4, by
the Rev. DR.. Gillespie, Captain GEORGE MILLER, OF
New York city, to HANNAH, daughter Of George w.
Harris, OF Newburg, N. Y.
SMfTH-SMITH.-On Thursday, March 5, by the
Rev. DR.. Searle, OF Brooklyn, CANAAN p. SMITH TO
MISS S. ADDlR SMITH, both Of Harlem. No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

DANJo, GUITAR AND ALL STYLES OF DANCING
- FOR the variety and minstrel stage taught In single
quarter. HENRY &. OOBsON. ll Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

MRS. SUSAN EVERETT, n. D., WILL GIVE A FREE
lN Lecture to ladies, on Monday, March g. At 30
o'clock NJ It the lecture room OF the First Bapuss
tween Thiryninth and Rorteh streets New YORK, sni
In the Harlem Congregational Church. corner OF secoat
avenue and i2sth street. at $50 Z. n. on wedncsdaN
March IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

Read
what the
NEW YORK
HERALD SAYS.
FL the great model mod
q ern newspaper Of the
world -" Notwithstanding
the VOLCANIC ERUPTION
s OF STARS, THE CATARACT OF
:" ARTISTIC PLANETS, THE MAELsTROM
81 or ATTRACTION AT THIS FA.
vORITE TEMPLR OF MOMUs,
2 no one has yet been injured by
the EXPLOSIONS Of laugh
Fl ter or paroxysms OF DE-
LIGHI." Only see
to 1t mat your
buttons are
secure.
is RELIsHED BY THE BEST OF MEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

First appearance OF the fascinating
MILE. GARRETTA
on the Revolving Globe and Curious Juggling.
Second Week OF the Galaxy of
SPECIALITY STARS
in new acts and Scenes.
combination of
VARIETY, SPECIALITY AND NOVELTY
ever presented on any stage to
DELIGHTED AND NIGHTLY INCREASING
AUDIENCES
EVERY EVENING AND
WEDNESDAY AND SArUR DAY MATINEES.
Concluding with Mr.. j. j. McCloskey's new and sensa
tonal local drama in one act.
p. THE ARABS OF NEW YORK,
IN which the juvenile phenomenon,
MINNIE MADDEN
and the beautiful soubrettes
Miss ANGIE SCHOTT and Miss APT,
with the inimable character artists
MANDREWS, SHERIDAN and MACK.
will appear
Atmission-Family Circle, 3Oc. ParQuette and Dress
Circle, Soc reserved seats, Balcony and Orchestra, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

NEW YORK STADT THEATRE.
IN FAREWELL PERFORMANCES OF
NINE PAULINE LUCIA,
IN GRAND GERMAN OPERA
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10 10y general reQuesU,
FRA DIAVOLO.
Nine PAULINE LUCIA in her great role OF
IEkLINA.
POPULAR PRICES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08


2Sth street, BIZ oadway Begins at Over at l0
Mr.. AUGUSIIN DAILY Proprietor and Manager
AN Rhetorical AND PROFOUND SUCCESS.
EVERY NIGHT
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Mr. WIS. Gnberts great comedy of lite
entitled
CHARITY,
received nightly with such alternate raptures laughter
applause and tears and much enthusiasm at the fall
OF the curtain every act by crowded. fashionable and
delghted audiences as to compel the posponement of
all nsveltes until every seen this truly great
and Intense drama.
Magnificent new scenery, elaborate Costumes and the
following cast:
T r. sA A1HELSaY + HAkElSS
EkE rs aESEaE efASS
Mr. F1rl.rAkTiNGTON.. ..........Mr. JAMES LEWIS
F ri BtfLEHK FRHN X d RAvIRaS
-f MI: W. Del. MILAN
1tttRst "a ~
r. e. bliss ANA -
RUTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss FANNY DAVENPORT
Caroline. GRIFFITHS
Act LA Brand from the Burning
Act II.-Caius Smaiius Smiles on His Descendant.
Act ItL-Hunted Down.
Act Iv.-The Tramp and Her Protectress are Quits
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AMUsEMENTs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,. TONIGHT.
" Corner OF Twenty third street and Eighth

The ears OF the Twenty third street cross and
o. the Eighth avenue lines regularly pass the doors
These roads intersect with all others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

ETH AVENUE THEAT
y 2th street BIZ oadway Begins at Over at l0z
Mr.. AUGUSlIN DAILY. Proprietor and Manager
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-08

Mr.. r. J. DE coRpoyA WILL. DELIVER nIa
lu popular Lecture, Then Brown Boys of Brown
town. for the beneht Of the Chaplin Home for the Agets
at the Church OF the Divine Paternity tRcv ~. Cha
pius Fifth avenue and Forty nth street. Tuesday
evening, March To- 1874 Tickets Soc Tor sale at theatre
ticket office Fifth Avenue Hotel; theatre ticket ofccS
windsor HOTEL
Caswcll, Hazard X Co.'S, 672 Sixth avenue,
w H. jackson 4 Co IS SAC Sixth avenue.
Charles Cunz's ISL sixth avenue,
and at the door on the evening OF the lecture.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-18
Rock Island, Illinois, Wednesday, March 1S, 1874

pastor, and now numbering over 100 mem
bers, marched to the church, preceded by
the Waukegan Brass Band, where solemn
high mass was celebrated.
CAIRO, ILL., March The gallant sons
of the Green Isle are duly celebrating st.
Patrick day in this city. Tie weather is
lovely, and the various organizations are
parading the streets with music and ban
ners.
New YORK, March IA circular has
been issued in behalf of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America, explaining
the plan of permanent and effective or
ganization of the total abstinence forces
and calling upon the societies in all quar-
ters to connect themselves with this union.
New ORLEANS, March l7.-In the case
of several Grant Parish prisoners the jury
brought verdict not guilty"
New YoRK, March ia Raleigh, N.
c., dispatch says Bald mountain, in the
western part of the State, is in state of
volcanic eruption, and that houses and cot
tages on the sides and at the base of the
mountain have been thrown down. The
inhabitants of the locality are terror strick-
en- and are seeking safety in fight. A thin
vapor sinks from the top of the mountain
and low rumbling sound is constantly
heard.
A Washington dispatch says Admiral
Porter is lying in critical condition.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-18
Twenty-Third Year.
MEDICAL.
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HUMPHREYS
homeopathic Specifics

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-18
To-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
Annual Town Meeting.

THE CITIZENS, LEGAL VOTERS OF ROCK
! Island. in the County of Rock Island, and State
OF Illinois, are hereby notified that the Annual
Town Meeting for said Town will be held at the
Court House. on
The Seventh day Of April, A. D. 1874,
being the first Tuesday in said month for the pur-
pose, among other things, of eecting the following
officers
One Supervisor
Three Assistant Supervisors.
One Town Clerk.
One Assessor.
One Collector.
Three Commissioners of Highways
Two Overseers of Highways.
And for the transaction of such other business as
may, in pursuance of law, come before said meet
ing when convened which meeting will be called
to order between the hours of nine and ten O'Clock
in the forenoon and be kept open until six O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Given under my hand at Rock Island this 18th
day OF March, A d. 1874.
JAMES M. BEARDSLEY, I'd,
1Sd3t&w1t Town Clerk.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-18
FAMILY CASES.

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sold by all Druggists. Sent by mail or express,
free, on receipt of the price.
Address
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OFFICE AND DEPOT,
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-18
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-18
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. lmpediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
velopes.
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-18

5e2 Broadway, New York
, 1874-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


THE orEnA.
Notwithstanding tho fog, and rain, and mud.
The theatre was densely crowded last evening
upon tho occasiou Of tho performance Of
"Luca," with Nilsson in tho title role. No
artist could have askod for bottcr, moro nr-
prnciatiyo, or moro enthusiastic audience upon
such an evening. 1t was handsome compile
mont to tho prima donna Of the evening, and
hor admirable representation showed tint bho
bolh appreciated and accepted 1t. Tho cl,ar-
actor Of Lucia Ia ono for whic! eho Is we'll
adal tod, and her impcraonation Of 1t from tho
lrHt meeting with Edgarto, III tho signing Of
tho wodllng contract, in tho maa scone, and to
tho tnal catastrophe, was carefully studied
and painstaIlng. III tho Hextotte socna,
more especially, the hopo]essncss with which she
signB tho contract. tho utter bewildermont with
which she ,ogards tho contract as 1t IL shown to
hor by Edgar3o, the stony response in the
affirmative, tho sudden relapso to consciousness,
and tho passionate appeal to Edgario wore
worked out with oonsnmmate hiatrionio ability.
She WIS alBo in excellent voice {howeyor much
Aimo. nouzeaud may differ from us in this 10
Bpcct), und t4oro waB MI ovldont determination
to n,ahe lcr yucallzatiun aa well Us her nell III
trl with effect upon llur audience. In tllis Hi,o
s,,ccoelcd more thoroughly thpn she Inns done
before this. especially IN tho aoxtetto. IN which,
although tho ensemble was effective In all TO-
spects, lter telling voice produced a. etor'n Of
applause which was not satisfied Until
tie artists llaa appeared twice before tho cur
an. It ia to DO rogrettcd that Capuul no lato III
lilo season IL beginning to ,glvc III sap1tlo OF
lis rcnt ca1bre. liis Edyard0 was QUO of tho
best pieces Of dramatic singing wo hayo evor
had upon our lyric stage, and ho shared with t1o
psima donua tie trlunlpiB OF tho evening. lilo
other artists were worry afroctyo in Their rolea.
and tho general performance was one Of tho best
OF the season Now thnt wo have Ind Nilsson
In ono Of Ecr strong roles, Why cau We not llavo
the privilege OF houring her III another Of l,cr
strung n,ts-the 1raoiata2 Its representation
would 10 heartily greeted by operargoors. THIS
evening. "Don Giovanni"
CHURCH CONCERT.
Tho copcost OF the Michigan Avenue Sooal
Club will bo riycn this evening at the Michigan
Avenue Dnptist Church with i! very choice pro-
grammo. Tho concert il for tho beheAt OF tho
gaibnth arhoul,
, 1874-01-22
HENDERSON COUNTY FARMERS ASS0.
CITATION.

spsefal Correspondence u Tile Chicago Tribune.
OLEHA, ILL.,, JIM. II, 1874.
Tho Henderson County Farmers' Association
met lore to-tlay, and was ca1le1 to order at
o'clock by the President, s. Hutchinson, Esq.
After some preliminary business. aud reports
Of special committoes appointed ut tho last meot-
ing, y. II. Smith, Secretary of the State Associa-
tiou, was introduced, aud addressed the meeting
for two MISUNDERSTANDING, ilrat, the necessity Ut
a more thorough oreanization-ono TINT should
embrace tho laboling classes Of every ltind. Ho
Baiu that tho interests Of the farmer, the mechan-
io. aud ali who 1.-Two by labor, aso Identical; aud
tint pulley that would exclude all but farmers
from our organization would ba suicidal, and
could never accomplish tho aims NO
sooK. lilo ropudiatca the charge that tue
Farmers Movement waR III sympathy with the
Communicate ldoAs OF some Of tue workingmen
Of our o,tieB; SAID TINT, whom mon woro stary-
ing aud appealed to us for aid, VIC had no right
to go back Of the faot that they wore III need Of
help, 10 heea tile causo, but should promptly ro.
hova them but ti,at, wlou they demanded re-
Lief, or would take it, they Should DO resisted to
tho doath. lfo exllorted lla hea,orH to forget
tIer former purity a1llI,alious and como together
as mon doterlnlued to purity our political sys-
ION and otfcct reform in the abuses which,
through clasH-legEBlatlon, nre grinding labor to
the dllat, by tho .peaceabie ana constitutional
roulody Of tho ballnI-box.
Alter adopting tne platform OF tue DECATUR
Convention, anl providing fur roorganizluH at
their next meeting under the now constitution,
tho Convention adjourned i,l tho LeHt spirits, re-
Bolyed to curry out tho true policy OF Reform, by
placing tAeir votes, III the coming election,
''whcro thoy will do the most good." Much
earueHtneBa aud enthusiasm wero manifested
throughout tho meeting.
Tllo Henderson County fartncra mndo no1nina-
tiors Inst fall. md eected MI but ona OF their
Candidates. They will do eyau better next time,
aud will help greatly 10 swell tho majority Of the
Farmers canttidate for Congreas, next Noyonl-
| ber, IN tho Ninth District.
| Their no1t ,ncoting will 10 at DlegByille, on
| tie thlld Saturday III Fabrunfy.