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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

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pi'FaHS bat iI& ben glamm "Commodor'
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prut @Cnniaa.
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81 GesttbaIf, sRtlImoTtIaab gdnas
tp. tIabts @r6HSuue eiHtr gsaaeI.sdbrlf
NIT finshs RcpttaI boa $3.50, 900 BRO.
isfiiri. Gin @runDRdd bon sttn oder
II bfsfits eef&trt.
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ne b.Ssutsnb. Il.brtsit tn S,nut ba'
bin, au& bur&ssfa9rt.
Si.bt man istt, po ..esr 5aas I'M
psfsr li,st"f Go mhbls @insr gar 30
bumm isln, Der bas nl@t merit.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18
9ie Mdn9S ; Orbsn nnb Gonereaas
tinnfn In WrrnEen.

Die gluf6tbung Der R5nAS. unb
9iOnntn' 'RI6ntr III pr,ubsn fclI bead.
ndtIst ltin. Gin gt6ttmsS 9ireular hes
@ultus' 'MInI1tr GaIE II SUn BEN Ultra
mpatdntn StrGHsnlIlht B0r6tn; In
Berlin bstauptst man istodb itbt, raI,
ftlbs Gti trlunbtn unb trlOssn. DO&
no &aud N, pHeSt Ruh Gtutr 40 IsIn.
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NCnnfn stbtss btnn tIssntli6 In prsu.
Gen DIE 6SInifbs 3siluns btanlwur'
tst bisls Grnss ptt iOIst;
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fhtn HatiitfGsn Burtaus brin8t I'm i.
8itrI,IIabusb.ftt bts Sabrsan0s 1874
cline mad amilihtn SutlIsn bsaEbsiit.
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unb 1873 UOrbanb,n,n glI'btrla lIunas,
urit unb i9rir 3abl, Gcptt slntn Dad.
p.is ibr,r gntpidIun9 unb qusbrtltuns
felt tsm Sabre 1850. Ole GrasbnllIt
btsltr Grb,lt Fnb In msbr als elmer De.
StjItbung mtrfwarbtg. Dtr linb In
ben Stano ssfsbi, fHun itbi stnist Dor.
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ma&sn. Gs btfanttn f& In wrtu6tn
TN Sabre 1873, NIT auST6lub b.r burd
8tt&sstlsbt pom 4. Suit 1872 ausas.
pisltntn SrD,n, In 70 bsjw. S79 gils.
tstla6uns,n. 1887 M5n&t unb SOIL
9icnntn. Dit1s fir einsn scrwiea.nb
prot,fantIfS.n Staat an ltb f&Cn ers
bsbIi&t guSabl 9ewtnnt moo mtGr an
Sntsrffs, fUbaIO man Ts NIT ben snt.
fprt6,nt.n 3ubIsn Der lsbisn Sabre boz
ertab her 8srfafun9SuriuHts ptrsIsl&t.
gDIr sCtIftu tu bisitm :3wtds sInssIn.
@Jrbt6etfn unb GIslbiimn ttraus.
90 pu&s !. 0. bic 3atl tu OrtsnS'
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

Sanffa8uns.-9& ssbras@is ssosn sI.
nsn btfdssn Suasn DR.. aus. aSals's Dam.
burger gruliibss umb pnrts In Iausr Bell s..
bsIIt tpefir Id rhsInsH Dani ab,uaailsn mid
sstnnssn flibIs.
9pknDtGaeL gktilen, QDtsr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

in Mount Job #obni sIHt WssuiH
aaHi'Hs gpsbs @as ptI8s sureIbt ITO
Sabre all ~ ftIH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

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Y. sSisH'r " ium aur.gSatitSr fir Raritiia
fIiT has 9apr 1875 sTnanHi Rsrtsn,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

Gin ipaderer Bauer. = Ptinri&
S%itrHaa scn 2anialu County, bfI9n im
psEbli unb gDInifr fir ltins 9sIannisn sas
S4Ia4tn tslsrat bat In bsT Isblsn SaIlun
iO3 S&ptius. bic Snlammm 1904 pfunb
~OatH, unS fiiHiIsbn Siiid Mintpiib esItIa&.
ttt, bIes fir bic Yaasru.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

S6neler EpS.-0esrae. @abtL
prenpdff an br Sli.SgIns Giraffe, eanTaasr,
ltaEb am RoniaG sanj pIBbIIR. YIN Sdmaaa
mar or @'i9afisnbaIbT IN Columbia, unb %.
~ctI franiIiR. bsfanO rr F& an Senuiaa bod
auf Der Sirabs. Or Rarb OF Der eanssuint.
slntuna. I'M gIItT Bon 30 Sabrsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

-45.667 eOiOmOuSsn fnb auf bsm
9ntntR In ben 9rr. Staattn I'm @i.
bTau@.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

sEufssmerFt, gtftber : ~ tsm
iIisH apIil bssiHni bic BertImel9nh nIshsr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

0Bie6er cine gDarnnns. - NInnis
strue, pObnbaft 30 SIndpal.r nabG Rillns.
ptls, Duls am Isbitn DUunnfas sIns brent
nsnbs eamps pOH famiH u,bmn, aIs bislt
auf sInmaI In ibru 1aub rull&ls, pubur& bic:
eamPt auf rsI&T T& Ubsn sius grt Osliruti
aussiammiIi bntls, tn 8Iamm'n s,riflb. Sm
Gsriu&t bic 8Iamme iu lUi&in, bIits bas
@ab&sr bIsIsIbs ins 0Ins bIuuniir, bS.
turR has Del In btr eampr G& sbsnfaas snt.
,iiuhsIs unb ibn SsIseu Ia GIammsn Iebis.
Nur tur% fGnsa btrbsiIrmmsnts SaIfs RnThf
bas Rae&sn bon siHtm f&rsdII&rn 5Oss &C..
rstist.-5ir babfn tpir tpIsbH cine WarnuHs;.
INNER fcrafaIii8 NIT trsuusrtln OtIIampth
untju1tbsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

NI6tlide SobeSfaae. - gOrItsi.
sRO$t aarb'a In Sira6turs. eanTaIlsr gcuuiv,
jSfi @'dnnsr gang pIGsII& an S&laaaub.
Dr Cine mar aSam GStsnlbats, f., RSpn.
bait sint baIts @siIt nSrNII9 ben ssuannismr
Borough unS Gin aIIS'm.Iu asaaiflr Rann.
Der anSns MAR elm Grtmsrr Namsus 0m,.
Suiisl ifintS SanbptrFO elm 3lmmHmann,
btr In ssm S&IiiHtI. 9BirItsbaus IoaIrit.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. --gas
pnbiesr StmInar br rtfsrmlTim ahHs,
~tI&fs lI@ btrIsit IN qanTaRsr b,Rnbtt, fsisTs
ltBts gBo&t isin 5OidbrISss 9ubiIaum, Ia 10
ssraSt so 9abrtn tuarsn, ale isns ibalIss etbr.
aufaIi inS esbm seruftn purts. Die RdVr.
mirisn Stir&sn in eanFaRH anb anbhm gsun.
tIts bitlfn bitisrbaIb Iaai tInts SynubaI 8s.
l9Iullss anl UOrI'Bisn Scunias fniIprs&snhs
@OIitsSi'nIlt inm @rbi&inilft bIsfrs 70 UltbH.
afn 9rtlaulTtS,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18

8efdhrlitb. = 9H eaniaan City babtn,
bic guIItn itBi baS erSBis gOns&t insam Gs.
ntRi alI'In bic RspubliiaHsT. fOnsnn aud,
DmUiraIsn IN bic 5Iu&t i@assu. esbls @O"
DE riil'u fiR ltu'i bsTIfIbsu SUn ibnn GIssnibii~
nisrn los, aIa man lis bur9 bic Siabt fHkrsm
p0ai', unb ltbIsn aIt unb Sung S&paD sAh
sBtIb 70 In S&Tdsn, aIs obs ,,Maibal am
Itbtn li." Na& pIsIr Wdbs efIaus 10 is.
br&, bic Snrsn Bulls pisbH iur YtGnuuns
~ brInssn, unb Gt na& IbHm 9tlimmunss.
prl ablufltTfn,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-03-18
IN t1 GrSbiSetis aSln :


I'M 3sIirauni BON 1850 bis 1872
a. bsi bfn @Un&tn: Bon 30 auf 405
b. bel ben @cnnsn: - 24O 1926
Summa. 272 /" 3it3
Int 9idiBum 8rtsIau:
INT 3tItraum ben 1853 bis 1871
a. bel ben M6nbtn; U0n 81 auf 1870
b. bfi ben glcnnsn; i. III >, 1923
Summa 282 ;, fi59
III btr GIjbi0ftIs YOltn. @ntlsn:
TN 3eiiraum bon 1851 bis 1871
4. bel bsn WBHGtn; bon 0auf 90
b. bel bfn NounEu: - o., 24l
Summa ~ 337
I'm 8islbum a6ln;
i'm i3tiiraum ben 1851 bis 1852
Il. bti btn WSHRtu: BON 0 auf 67
h. bel brn 9lrnnen: 8 ., f24
Summa ;, s f9l
Die bur9 bic 8trfaGuns a.pabrl.
Gr,Itsit if ea4r mad answslS .porls.
b,n6tr 3abIsn SUn ten rtIisl5ltu Orbeu
uno congregational Der fai6uIiIdn
Stride Ia umfaHfnbtm Wla6t btnuBI
tuorStn. Snsbt(Onbsrt narE par ibrs
GuSbrtltuns In Der &bstnprc9lni. Sn
btr erjbi6etlt &5ln wartn im Sabre
1850 nur 272, I'm Sabre 1872 taasatn
3l31 Orbsnsmit9litbn pUrtanbtn.
8dtrtnb fsrusr In ben bui Di5altn
8nslau, ppltn' @ntltn un6 9nIm TN
Sabre 1851 bsjp. 1853 f& MIR 23G
NItslitStr bsr Ssrltl.bfntn M5ndbs,
btiw. Ncnntnurbtn befnubsn, mar Ole
3ubl btrltIbsn In ben 9atun 1871 -
1872 ttrtIIs auf 1886 S,aIts.n.
NI&t uEsrttblt& 10 btt ben sln,stusn
Srbsn unb Gcn9ytsatisnta Die 3atI
tbrtr aus bsm ausIantt Rammenpen
Mitetltbtr. Sn bsr Grabi5etle 95fn
btfanbsn l1& I'm Sabre 1872 btiiplsIs,
usilt In 6 MSn&sorbtR nit 154 Mlt.
slisbun 29 IusIdnbtr, I'm 8isttum
8uStau In 3abre 1871 In 2 W5n&s,
orbsn nit so MItgIitbtrn 3, A glons
nsntISRsrn nit 942 1litsIIsb.rn 40 Or.
btnsanssb6riss aus BEN MasIanbt.
Dtilt 3ablsn lflItn ts6O& uar elm Nts
nimum bar, ba f& bie NalipnaIitdt tt.
bee tinjeIntn SrptnsmiisIlebee In ben
QuslIsn ntHt INNER bat trFfHHsm Ial.
Gtn."
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-03-27

verraient beau ieu. En- attendant, scion
eux,' Tami Raoul ct Ia GENTLE Frisctte
sont deux atfreux c1iminels. lis man
gent III p0mme,e t lis ont DIES dents blan-
ches.
Oui, en- v6rite, c'est Ii crime, ct grand
crime, puisqu'il lie peut pas touiours du-
rer, ct que sill est toujours DIES pommes
an jardin t%ternel, pommcs roses, savou
renscs ct divines, le temps inpitoyable
nous paralyse les bras ct tait tomber o
dents. Hculcusement encore que Ton
renait wee SEES dents de vingt ans ct
non DIES chicots de s%oixante. Car la re-.
surrectiUn implique la jeunessc,la vie ct
lie bonleur. Mieux vaudrait IL meant
eternel que liz renaissance Ell clcveux
blancs,cn tttc de vieillard on en- tours dc
cheyeuX de yieille devote. Etre vicux.
c'cst ttie mort.
EFT Raoul ct Frisette ftaient ,jermes.
Certaine signature, ditc nccessaile,
manquait bicn All contrat; mails 81 ccttc
signature.la etait aussi ntccssaire ou'on
le pretend, mon settlement la fautc scrait
r1putte tautc, mails encore la loi punt.
raft du dernier snpplicc Htticonauc serait
prfvaricateur. On done est me t,lle loi.
Neuillot lni-mdme men parlc pas, bien
1u'etant dune severite ct dune rigiditG
rares. &c nest pas, encore nne fois ct
ben entendu,Qne nous apfnohyions. II
fault reSpectcr autant que possible les
mairies ct les ACCOMPLISHMENTS. La suci-
etc a besoin dc regles, ct IN nature nc
dot pas sc promener sans bride ct sans
licol, follc ct paillarhe, CONNIE dit Rabe-
lais. Non, nous ~n'aprrouvons pas, on
plutdt nous n'approuvons plus; mails
nous vons d%emandons indulgence, bien-
veillancc ct pardon pour Raoul ct Fri
settle.
Et CONNIE vous avez souri,, belle dame,
Ell souvenir DIES jours d'avril, vous avez
paldonne.
j. GENTIL.
"A Continuer.)
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-03-27
Mumtatamnts
&BBWEH1A
49,
@GIRe
CHAPITRE XVI.

HUT jOurs aples la chute on lie t1iom-
rhe, mails certainement le b0nheur, car
pamOur porte ces trois noms-la, nous re-
trouvons pami Raoult ct la GENTLE Fri
settle dams me petite chambre dc Ia rue
! aharI'e, M quatrieme 6tage, ct tres
peue et0nnes de Sc trouver ensemble. En-
verite, ils n'6taient nullement 3tonn6s.
On anrait dit . les weir quilts sc connas-
saient depuis longtemps ct quilts etaient
de- amis deuhnce. Raonl 6tait chez lui,
q risette etait chez ellie, ct Raoul ct Fri
sette 6taient chez xsss.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-03-27
4II,S

Mndame Charles Gaudlu uvertit SEES client
ct >rs commissioners pn'eile eutpnh, CONNIE
par re lnsse, i"n'r son MAGAsIN de GfocE-
HlEs 1t dc M~ARCHANpIsEs S, CHEs, 4 Ia Pniute
ne C"l'"g". 1T les pr,- de vou>o,r l,,en lni
r"n>r'vtr eur bienvelllnnce ct leur bonue
v"lnnte.
Son MaGasin ct rarfnitement nssorti ; sea
mnrcha',d SEES .ont d. premier. ouali,e. IT
ellie cout'nner"a Meriter Ia contiauc. Il. pub
lie.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-03-27
LES NEZ.

LES NEZ.
l. neg, dit IL doc,enr N"iros.
rrni 6tfe considers onnr me
DIES Plus hant-s expressions 90
Ia pcrsonnalte hur,ainc."
III.
Tel flt TeNordc sans rtpliquc
On bon Rabe1ais. II explique
Pourqnoi Virgilius Nosp
Pour e posstdait iii nassau.
Nassau soft done. Puts il racontc
Doctoralement, noa par coftc,
Que le grand hablcur CicGron
Await sur lie neZun pois rond.
Tn laricot de Picarlic,
&c QUEEN Eotre languc hardie
Nous appelons III hageolet;
Car les couplets dun vile!ai,
Echo rCpttt, monotone,
Dun g'os instrument qui dttonnc.
sontd lscours, ssupirs, vents ct SONS
Des vrais haricots dc scissors.
Or done. c'est Ia chose logique
Qu'un Cictron dtmagogiquc, ..
tn grand paricur a mots rontlants,
Tn bavard sc battant les flames,
Tn discoureuT par hypcrlole,
Ait I'M llaricot pour symbolic
Au bout du nez,-un tlagcolet!
&c nest pas beau, c'est meme laid {;
Mais c'est logique, ct .ie rtpete
Que sans accent on dit rcpttc.
Honhi soft qni NAL Y pcnse! Aussi
La rhine lc vOulait ainsi.
TT moi Jean Glingoirr, fleve
Du bon R%abelaiS, ,je soultve
Lei &c grave point, envers
1t contre I'M chacun, que mes vers
Ayant hut pietls ct courte queue,
Satlllant CONNIE I'm llochequeue,
Sont tous rimts plus ricllement
Que ceuX de Lamartime. Ment
Ilui dit lie c%ontraire. Ma muse,
One voulez-vous I! rit ct s'amuse. ,
Ellie ma pas toujours I'm air from
Ct, partois s'eclaircit son front,
Ellie cesse d'ttre grave, ellie
Ma pas CONSIGNMENT la grayeI.c.
Ellie sonrit de temps en- temps;
Ellie est bonnie file an printemps;
Quand avril, lie doux mois DIES roses,
Deride les vieux fronts moroses,
Ellie montre I'm pen e mo,lets.
QUEEN dites-vous! Sont-ils 81 laidsl
Les aurais-tu plus beanx, la belle Z
N'etant lads, serais-tu rebelle,
1T ne les montrerais-tu! Mails
QUEEN Tense notre ami Dumez?
C'est I'm vieux sage. Heureux, il hume
LIE plot du bon Dieu, puts funae.,
Mails nous avons perdu le fiji
DE notre discours g%aulois; il
Faut lie retrouver. Nous v sommes!
IL s'agissait de nez ct drhommes,
De Ciceron, de lageolets,
De z'llaricots, de virelais,
De musiQne. Et Rabelais note
e1ae Fofateur trouvait la note
Par lie moyen du tiageolet,,
Da luth, meme du rebec, ct Ines,
eSu'un vieux cOrnemuseux d,Athe-
Accompagnait le Demostlanes,
Lul Dormant fiae!ement put,
falsons dc meme, nous, ct zut!
7. r.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-03-27
N''nssMyex pas

" - quo
~1D-h3% v--
Avnut de connaltre les avnutages
qn'ohre notre C",npnguie Lo-
Gale. Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance
& Q @ z e. 81
Q"i v""s donne toni &c qne Ia surete
lni pernet dc v0us donvcr.
PAS AUGMENTATION DE
PRIMES,
PAS DE RETRAlT D'AGENCES.
Une %compagnie c.ablie parmi nous
ct '''r'gae par les principaux utgo-
Giants de IL Nouvel|e-OrIcaus
S"m1 NJ. Todd. President,
W. b. Schmidt. Vice-President,
VIM. Henderson, S-crstaire,
W". G. R"hi"s. D'rectenr d'ageuces,.
L"cin- McAdam. GrrAier.
oSNSDAA LA
=. >. Hart. JAS. I. Day.
.Chas. Chaffe.
John I. Adams, J.. B. Cumors.
E A. Tyler. Geo. A.. .Fosdick,
Henry Abraham. Z. H. T"irchiId,
John Henderson. ". F.tHarper,
A. Thompson. w. B Schmidt,
s. r. Newman, David Wallace.
Alex. Marks, B. T. Wal.he.
Emory CIapp. H.. J. vose.
-. L'''"nde. B. F. E-hlemau,
E. b. Briggs. J. W. Stone.
+ +. Delaney. Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
J. Come. Agent pour les paroisses
dn fr"ve.
Bureau :-DoualdsonyiIie.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-26
Look out fox Feddlers,

This morning, man calling himself
Henry SixbCrry. and a young woman claim
ing to be his sister-in-law named Rose
White, arrived here from Cordova with a
lot of hand baskets which they proceeded
to peddle from house to house. Among
other places visited was the house of DR..
j. W. Stewart. where they sold basket
to girl 'aud then, while she was up stairs
getting money to pay for it, handsome
solid silver table fork was stolen. The ar
tiele was not missed at first, but after they
had left attention being called. by neigh.
Dor, to the strange conduct af the peddlers
on the street, search was instituted and
the theft discovered. Deputy Marsha
klmbail was notified, who gave a descrip
I ton of the parties TO MARSHAL HAYES auG
to Policeman Brennan. The parties were
soon found 10y Brennan at the upper depot
waiting for the Cordova train. They were
taken to jail by Deputy Kimball, when q
search was made and the missing fork
found also 3me ladies' hose, and mum
Der of napkins, which were Identified as
the property of Mrs. NJ, Wilson. The
parties sustaining the loss declining tc
prosecute, States Attorney Parmentel
will prosecute them for larceny, under the
state law. The preliminary trial will occur
tomorrow before Justice Pinkley.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-26
Personal.

Hon. w. w. Wiltshire was at the Har-
per House Thanksgiving evening. on his
way to Washington to take his seat in con-
gress as the representative OF the Little
Rock Ark district, from which he was
elected Democratic member by large
majority. He had been up to Port Byron,
his old home, Oh short visit.
Mr.. Harper's family have taken up their
winter abode in the Harper House.
The Rev. Mr., Hench, wife and child
we're at the Harper House the other
night, on their way to visit friends neal
ST. Louis. Mr. Hench is soon to take
charge of the Broadway Presbyterian
church in this city.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-26

Fish and Wolf having tied, shot at one
bird each, resulting-Fish ], Wolf O..
Fish was then declared winner of the
match and duly presented with the
birds handsomely enclosed in large oval
glass case. They are genuine Eng,
fish sparrows and splendidly arranged,
After the gular match had been deci
ded, Porter, Healey and Schooner having
each killed the same number of birds shot
at three birds each for the sweepstakes,
which resulted in Healy winning the mon
ey-that gentleman killing all his birds.
The match, although well attended, was
not participated ip as generally as was
supposed it would be, probably on account
of Thanksgiving day and business engage
ments Of some members of the club. A
match is talked of with the Cleveland nine
and may be announced in a few days, but
at present it cannot definitely be stated at
what time it will occur. Our club seems
willing to contest with the Cleveland shots,
but there seems to be lack of unity
among the members as to ARRANGEMENTS.
As soon as the matter is definitely Sc tied
the programme will be announced
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-26

How TO AMUsE THE CHILDREN
Parents are often at loss to find amusc
ment for the young people, which will at
the same time instruct their uinds, cult
waite the taste, and give them an appre-
citation for the beautiful
A new and interesting art has recently
been introduced TO the public called de
calcOmanie" or Transfer Pictures
These Pictures are printed on
prepared paper, in many colors
and sizes, almost every variety of subject,
such as Heads, Landscapes, Flowers,
Autumn Leaves, Insects, Comic Figures.
&c. which can be Instantly and perma-
nently transferred to almost any article
one may wish to ornament, such as Fans.
Work Boxes, asses, Flower Pots, Furniture
and various articles of household use.
When transferred these pictures, in beauty
Of color and artistic deSig2, rival the most
beautiful painting. The art is easily
acquired aud children even soon become
experts: the process Of decorating articles
With these pictures is move, ingenious and
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-26
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL IN
ROCK ISLAND.
Discovery and Illustration of the Plc

Discovery and Illustration of the Plot.
About 1880 this morning, Deputy Sher-
if Herkert discovered that one of the iron
bars at the northeast window in the lower
hall of the Jail had been fled partly off,
with very line saw. The work was
freshly done. He Immediately ordered
all hands to their cells-ten persons in all
and commenced careful search. By
about 10 o'clock he had found 3 saws, l
file and pieces of steel spring for making
saws. He then commenced an examina-
ton of the prisoners as to how the tools
were procured. John Burlingame. in for
grand larceny, finally said that the file
came in in a paper of tobacco, the others
said they knew nothing about it. 1t is
also pretty we'll ascertained that the steel
springs came from the corsets or skirts o.
Mrs. Kenyon, that innocent white woman
who was in for misegenation with
George Washington, ''culled pusson,
The handles to the saws were made OF
rounds broken out of chair and split al
the end to admit a portion Of the saw
The saws were kept in place by strong
wrap of wire taken frem broom. The
parties engaged in the effort to break jai
are Billy Swami, horse thief; John Bur
lingame, Charles Faith, and Chas Bender
grand larceny, and Geo. Washington lcol
oredl in for adultery with Mrs. Kenyon
Had the discovery not have been made tn
prisoners would have been out in day O
two more. The liberty of the FIVE will b,
considerably curtailed in future.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-26

There are twentyfOur contested seats in congress
this winter. And following the example of Thad,
Stevens about the only question probably asked by
the majority witt be, Which is our d-n rascal?n
Charley Farwell will not like this for he
is far too conscientious to consent to be-
come our, etc., just to get counted in
Chicago Post ana Nail.
And yet he is reported to be one of the
best gamblers in congress. And we be-
lieve it is proven that he was guilty of the
most shameful bribery and corruption in
the last congressional election. Few men
believe he was elected, and there is a gen
eral desire that the house ofrepresentatives
should put him out and give John V. Lee
MOyne the seat, to which he was rightfully
elected.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-26

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-26
Rises to Explain.

States Atty Parmenter called this
morning to say that it was not strange
that people should think the calling Of Il
jury in the Newell case was an unneces-
sary expense. But he says the COMPLAIN
ing witness claimed that she could prove
the case very strongly, and from her story
there seemed no doubt of it, The wit
nesses he had never seen and as they
would not arrive until p NJ he could Go,
see them and SO stated to the court !Ie
did not call for jury, nor did any one
but the court said. 'Well, I'll cali "a jury
and be ready for the case when The wit
nesses come, and so the jury was called
Rat when Mr.. Parmenter saw and con
verSed With the witnesses, between IN,
forenoon adjournment and the afternoon
court, he was satisfied that the defendants
would be as likely to get clear as on the
former case, in which they were acquitted
and therefore he told the judge, when b.
was going to court, that he might dismis:
the case This is Mr.. Parmenter's ex
PLANTATION, and it seems not unreasonable
one.
Mr.. Parmenter has drawn over 800 in
dictments since he has been states attor
ney. not one of which has beer quashed
He says he is liable to be fooled by people
who make complaints, as many are mad
from none but malicious desire to b.
revcnged on somebody; any prosecutor i:
liable to be deceived, as no witnesses car
be compelled to consult with him or ap
pear, except at the trial. and he mus
take The one-sided story of the complain
ant. He says he tries to do the best
can, and not to make unnecessary ex
pense, but the most cautious men wi
sometimes get fooled on case, from tn
the fact that they know but one side OF i,
and if it appears to be a clear case an
he refuses to act, he is liable to blame O
that accou Mt.