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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-07

Special Charter By the state Of LNUiAanas
RXOLU6IHBLY 81 WINGS BAEE
SIX PER GENT
COMPOUND INTEREST PAID ON DEPo3E1A
Money can be withdrawn any business day WIN
cut notice.
Deposits Of any amount received.
Certificates Of Deposits issued bearing interest," oR
date Of deposit 81 six per cent, payable on deenAna
Charter By Laws. etc. together with all inEorneAe1s
letter myaJ % ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-07

Y. G. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Woe PreaiaenAs
DIREcToRs.
ED CONERY, FREDERICK WTNGo
D. Il KELLER W. H. THOMAA
W. b. SCHMIDT. JAMES JACKDO4s
Il. @. PALMER.
This Bank insuTes against loss by BVG9KAAD0
THIEVES and FIRE at low rates.
Deposits Of FIFTY CEETB and upward H0o11VoA,
and Six Per Cent allowed payable Jan. Let ard July ~
rs capital and the character OF Its Dreota<u GuaA'
ii wi Is X JOHN j.. WALTON, qaahssss
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-07

DIRECTORS;
John Henderson, James HagaH,
Patrick Irwin, DR.. W. n Borthelo1
p. r, HerwiR, Q II. Hyams,
ID. Morarty, William Hart.
Thomas Smith, WIN. j. CastAn,
John Mctiinty, Thomas Markey,
John Henderson, Jr., John T, GibboNs,
John @. Ryan, Thomas Gilmcro,
j. B. Snnott, p. Dwyor,
Thomaa King John MoCAGtey,
Emile Gauche William Dillon,
George MoCIoskey, william J. Kelly,
r. NJ. OBrien, William Conway,
Iy M. Garvey.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
DFCJsIoNs-MARcn6 6.

o..u.. Co,,t-- CAambeys-lBY Judge Donohne-
tfy 60 michigan Southern ana Not. ~ -cS,@a
Railroad Company ct al-order granteA A"''>
&e-Srs.ntsIL I,co Capep art security Savings Rank-I
Si ans the order spried ior aP'Ilu&S ~ &;c,ior
oeer Order granted denying norm ioI an "a ndsVJ, 81
nauSr " NSrr6o neither signed nor verned flntt
80 DolouI wish hear counsel N re-aIu ~ ny oar ~ ti
~ ~ has no date nor was the petitioner sworn IN open Co
S.t sct The Mayor &oFndngs as seitled Sardn.I at
Sa Efavcr yc-O ion thai commission issue II bI'Sa "i
,eVi pf 81 lO cOss. Matter OF oP ninS new avenues,
P nu6r7ped and costs tax a rs herein sptelnei
poss All sOnih rn Ohio Coal and Iron Conpanl W
@ si h, tPis case act. Hartman IEls Delhy
- hc mali ioi agt The Justices o. the CgaI' OF SeSsn
ins ~ granted order 10 eiEihl y
s.,1nSsi ,sl,y default should NOT be opeiled -. -.
istrip rliip aft Vanderbilt et alA C0y OF decree
s be served the Oer side VIA notice Oh seiueN' VI
two DAYS. -. ,,oo,o,r 40. Teveptritt &c-Juag.
vt for ia uiH Parker agt Hoh-Cese t'eN ana sEhen
co.,,o, pIaas-Gcassa T.y1a-Bv Chief Irs,Ice
a. ~ T.iy and Jutges IoOiEsOn and J. p DayrHt n agt
n.y. confrsl PARK H. aud r Railroad Company ,gntit
H. osp aiTIped; Robinson. ). saionon act Tame nhoh
~ si Orer setting aside the udsne aad eNtCiOn AZ
S--scs uslv CT. j. Bces Sewing Machine O0miaiy sgL
Ifslad b tndgneut Oi TIE Geera n In VIII nave 10 DC
-. feT ss IA atrus judgment OF the Special Term
nay be ulry reversed; new ui2l ortIed COS ~ a1oe
event; Daly ca. j. and loninS9n, J. Ne%' AT
Toi1nS@r Williams 3Et. SlO2ie, &C. - Judgment
aartoed without prejudice 20 acton az law Won tts OF
STpeg. Robinson J., earring. lsrIenoie, - eRntlhS
nV On j. Board OF Conmiss0ner5o Charte and Corr q
toa 81 MeGarrn-Orpr reversed Daily, On. j. Grilnc3l
a. Kirtland.-Judement affirmed Day Ch; J INie aGL
THE MAYOR &cJudgment reversed htW usi oFutIe COTS
p,ore J. NcIntyre agt. McInyre-JuI Judgment ana oT~ef
anirmei with costs LarremoTa- ).
50 al TsrB-By Judge Eobius ol-Wintefli agt Nudge
Noion 10 Sosfre oFer arrest redaoe anOdnt Of bal
dauiru $40 costs
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AZ The Tombs Police Court YESTERDAY John a. Nc ns
" in possession books OF the Faue OIL - 20
ke9n sr % - ts siore al NO 202 Wiiam-st was held 70
ito McCrorey, for pointing loaael lSsl t ~
Mathew Strip OF 10. y Aio'ny yS"' "
Am, was held 10 SJJJ ball -.
In the case Of Charles L. Lawrence ensrged " Wsn In
forgery United states District S sTsuit CoSr do
T Az tbe TeieindoT OF B.Hrvnees couhSe; ~
egferIainud Is insuhclent "a
H q, - sairt 10 ietermne the Oneises ~ tho ~
~ nat T he Ts,onder Is uncertain ana informal
AT the Washington Place Poilo9 O0S ShsTSe of bay
hoinss ocaian sssaned Harvey G. kee's Vl ~ no G o
sn, ~ color deaf mute, by s1Khg in, n ~ aTc
In y rnd of irp latter was Malk,hE m ~. saG aud
vester'ay afternoon william u bsY ton Ybon 10 answer
80 ~ ssSs MI prpfeTrsd by liam Huan Nn0 % SstnT
,a-in Uosrl MI HlhaTd a ot'ed tiAt lAss 1an
a. bs went IN he prisoners store on IrlaHa5 I & @ ey
St Tor g him and entering ie vas III gt jnIo ne
(s hir, ssyeTT tinOs and thrust binl oAt 4nso
sr,dlev said lard had been ~ h;s
dsfaInatoTy Of his character M hSre'iN' N''
reside
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
PART III.-GoTPP. J.
WATER FOR FIRE AND SANITARY PURPosEs

At the adjourned meeting of the Special Com
itice of the BoarG ef Aldermen to cons Ger the use OF
sa water for FIRE and sanitary purposes, Allan Campbell
Commissioner OF rlblc Works. stated that the laying oi
additional mains aud Tic construction of new aqucduct
would frash sui clcut supply ~ water Cr al pu'-
puses t the expense would be great The reservoir al
present was used fun capacity, although the Croton
i:iycr sufficient To supply watec Tor new ageuci
thought that the mains IN tine GfN.oCcS dstilCt pro
ydel 'Or by the Common Council SOul prove sucie1t
iuT all immediate necessities Ho moi Prepared IL
express opinion 10 the use OF salt water, bat
vcpd probably cost millions o; dollars. lie SAID t!ai
300 900 900 gallons Of water flowed over The troinn Gam
daily qnd only 900 gallons used by "a cN.
Joerul /. Pcrloy President Of the Fire - parimclt,
said that there were ample for supplying isl
water fire purposes, il properly conducted Inc toiA
itee viii meet next Monday "a 23O 4. IN
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

rs for chaage grade The board o. Eevssen sc So,
oNnt - Iss,ssmrsts tte report with 0fers "
t 10 ards 70 property 9wDcrs Tor change o gIs
hst ne the whole beon Ia conflict DO
@ te ur0erty h0ldeTs WHO claim these aWaIrk ana ee
~ ana Correction OF Assess mtntS 1ho OhBhN
ssostraepor diod unpaid
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

Arrya1 steamship Roman. Crowel Boston HEnier gner.
and Florda Crocker. from Providence, Wn r. CYae.
from New.York L. Willing, Her. and tilns
Thompscn Moore from Baltimore berks AeI0ne 5econdo,
1antef Liverpool Argonaut Olsen, bordeaux.
lEor Latest ohiS Aeios fDA PaGc.l
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rfses 1890 GtJ sur $50 Noon sets.... II
HIsu WAIFB Iiu5 DAY s.
sandy ook SIS Cows lSaJ.- CSC hcl .. frftl. TOO
WAIKF fu> DAY. y
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
conNox rLxAs-ruAL 1rrn,-PAnr I-RonNsos,

Ii
1878. .O'eoman agt Kmsk. 1890. .Keesting aet Peck
S09stlauss ag N German 1886 Gaines, &c, ast Brad
III FISK 'Sss Sss s. sisadsrt 1857 &C. As BRAD
'-Aii- iSS CO CO. 1892 Nicholson aet webb
nss 1 s5s8a1
So 1SsT SSP .s S.H .ss Tsss Tslss9
1856. ..Hager agt Adams. - r. X
1859 Johnston ast Perine: 1907 .Rsakiey ast The
2S2S Mey ershor ag Fiske Mayo rouorn,,
iiIIS. sgt Van vOken 2t4 ..BSTsdOf agt Kelly,
1872 Ss9 e s5ssas: ss SFizSss e. s
i77s. ..HSlT1s agt sOmbOin.
EQUITY TEsM-vAS BRuSr j.
10. Sage agt. vermiye. 24.Bradhurst and ano. agt
GENERAL TERN-DALY Ch. J., +. DAILY and VAN HoEsES,
s5Jarvis and ano agt 1877. Washington agt Ram
II. TaskeT jr, et al agt 1913 Adams agt McMahan.
7s..Hers,hdsld Agt wer- .. .SeSeil at henisei.
1Os. .FiizgibOOns agt Con. I$i Castro aff Lemon s:al
los rS Ss 5S @ ymSR BS e. ag t,A6yT MSysr AIT
lO.Ecrnheimer and 142. Gaillard agf- Chasier
ia casse5scf agt smith l45. Schumacher ngt Leb.
rieth iIs Upton agI Kernor.
MAXINE CoURr-TmEL TERH-PArr L-ALREs, j.
Gcs2. Cromwell ct al. agt Sal$ Rontey agt s2vile. .
1861 Ross All. Brfttcn 1855. Fitch ag Duscrbury.
376o. .O'Goman agL kier 6O3l Lecomto agt Potuer,
nan
377Owa sgt Bosom ct 1924 DAVIS ct al ag Murray
al &c.
81 sayles agt CORNER. 93l- .MeEdeison agt- Webb
3S3j. Mcclure agt. HcSman - ci al
and ano. 1919. .Ptrlyn Slate Co Ggt
1914. Remington S. NJ. Co. Allen
agt. Mullen and ano.
PAer II.-SuEA. CT.
5l36 Newman ct al agt 1926. -Lyan and sno,
Sciwarter Ct al. Bambtreer aIh sno,
379T. Kauttnp tzagt Garde. SS' Mtlloirr agt Dinke
SS1l. -GoOliird ct al. aCt. den q a.
Strickland et 81 3S53.. Cunnn nglaIn gtBnef
$500 Kaupman aga. loOram. $50 Ebert ast Scr1SDtr
6tSS Keller ct al agt. Mill Sodt. li1Scnck All 1hru
emaun q! X.
1909 Priter act Sager 649o. .Amsltl aad aSt.
1902. Grusly R-i. M-ayeT. P0EoTa.
3Sl I. Downing aat. CuDahen.
3SlU. lime and agt.
FarTeiL
PART UI-GoEpP. J.
2e24. Frothnrtor agt. Dis 57sa MAYER se% Garner
becker G6O9.. Nat Bank Of Relcmp
969l. Holmes and ano nEt> ton AT J0iinslohe
IErteau ana an0 tt al
3405 Adt bcger ag Cruw. OSl2 Nutc ast Bcssong ana
GS34. Leonard aE Reard1n a1o.
C5g7 She.mcr et al Lud. 5j2g Levy Hqt Goodman.
GJ92. .ITwil act. Reid
6777 Bren agt. Madden Coos Coates at. Winter. &c;
53s5. L sgt G0O4. Leach agt Curtis and
O'BTyan. an0.
1888. Mack agt klciIfeldcr.
GKNERAls -GUDkPsiFFYE I-Andrew Isppu, John
Dausfei, " lllian White. Jcsrh Wilson aud Jom Guen,
burglary HarFvTty Apo AGoTa. James j. hrf
raw Joseph p shannon, James Inn AMI Jps,Ih Gibson.
larceny NJ. fingey, forgery Aduiph irwi~ ase
Ipclscs frank MCrTS, Charles NAs,n oiislh hcNaiLi
James McGOWan and John DowHer, petit larceny
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
5itnatlons WauteS-- males.

DORTER. FIREMAN, and USEFUL.-A re-
specialize snedc whom know, wOaid Ike place
IN cy country hotel, restaurant store or private lam
willing make himself useful can fufn5h refer
ences. Apply at ODELLS, 100 West S3ti st.
YVATTER-By n Swedc, with good refer
w enccs unde stands hs duties PERFECTLY Address &,
BOX AZ Tribune Uptown ONCE L25S broadway.
WATER and USEFUL.-A coiOred young
W snGlo waiter "A pri yate family G
his nss also cleaning silver lend furnace AMI vii make
Lself useful; can furnish c0Ot reiercrc Apply NJ ODELJ
Il to'a, 100 West 3fth.st. corner OF broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
SEVENTH REeIuENr NEW ARMoRY FUND.

The following additional subscriptions TO the
New Armory Fund OF the 7th Regiment reported by
tic Committee having TIC mI.te. In charge:
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
OreaH Steamers.

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
~ NEWYoRk TO BRISTOL (Eng.b-DIRECI.
Taking goods and passengers for LOndOn Cardn Newport
Gloucester and all ports In Bristol Channel.
Sailing frOIn Pier IA East Rive.
CORNWALL. St&mper er.............SATURDAY, March 20
GREAT WESTERN. Windham.....
Cabin Passage So currency Excursion $l20; Interme
diAte S4o currency $50 currency. Prepaid
Certificates SIG Drafts Tor ana upward For freight
passage, apply
W. i. MORGAN, Agent. No 20 south-st New.York.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

NURSE.-A respectable girl, 16 years old,
wishes sjtuaiIon To chidren ard assist with ehsm
ber worS Call or address MARY CAMPBELL 02 ST Marks
placc anu
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

NEAR 3d-ave., second floor.-A respectable
~ woman ~ cOmps tent aunhTess In COOL private faniy
best city reference. Call or address 81 East SJtlst
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
5ituaiions Dauieo--female5.

I AUNDRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-Ay young
girl rs aundrcss ohamberwork and 6ne washiRGj
has soOd city Ca her address 24S Weat
nat
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

WHITE STAR LINE
FCH QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STA! ~ NAIL
Tie steamers Lane take the oltss Ddeh
hy Is1 saury. a.. N Enua 81 tbc Tanks on tIo
massage 90 Ourcust0wn y. all The wear r'und.
GEHIiANIC. SATURDAY March D., ~ : p. m
CELTIC SATURDAY. Nafch - ~ II \ N.
ADRtATIC. SATURDAY. Narch = at p m
BALTIC. SATURDAY. ApfN ]. ~ II a. m
gEFt'..iIG sfTt I'd ~. Auril =. , - -. ...
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER. ---, ~. go.
There uniform Ia Size aud unsurpasse ~ AZ
The Saxon. -inierOpmA Smo~l"F fii Dam
looms placed amdshps, whuc mo Hoy, ana h,i5h
f. arogding degree 81 com'er mthrrto ohA
taiuablc at rrn. ,.,... o., 81, ~.
on favorable terms. Sircra@ 80 a.
al pans ani other lni"ihi. aP3y ~ 'ho
F'' u. J. CpRfIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
srrrr.r CorEI-CHAltnENs-nONOrrE. J.

ly6. Matter o. Redmond
IL. Mater o. Reilly.
l5l.-lcYls ait. kOSS. &C.
49,. jenkins agt Johnson.
l64-.Lyng assi- Butfses.
165- Simon ags- Jacobs.
16S. Rack ac. MaLSy.
1913 MARKS AIT senior.
2lS. .MsStBg;. NickersOn.
293. Ph HIS agL Levy.
3 o. HolilsEer at. HOLSTER.
81 NMteI Of spOST.
5 2..Hafn agl. Ham, sc.
2l4..Clark ggt. donaldson.
3l6.-MauhStten lei. 70. aEt.
Chester.
3lS Gu. hman ngt PARKS,
DC
$40. Bradley agt. SIeehy.
$50. Baker Az. Mech. and
rs las. Co.
31l..Heillrun ast. Raoey.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

TTSFFTJL BOY.-By a boy 10 years Of age
10 make himself GENERALLY usefnl win work for his
board Address H. o. D., Box 100 Tribune Uptown once.
], ,23s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07
-IARRENORF. j.

eO2 Harlem agt. Bleeceer
street Railroad 60.
GO. Contiaeutal Ma. bank
agL Black Ct al.
7l..LawtOn Gran. MOT. 90.
al. Oooan :. &. 60.
SO. Mason sgt. Carr el Al
-. .Bolgor eSt- smth et al.
Io2 Beasisy sCt Ciiy O.
BROOKLYN
ll2. -Eoiger It al act Wood.
%. .TredWln agL 70 m roy
Il al
2O7. .saWy er It al. agl But
trrIrld.
2I2 Brown. &C, agt Hor-
Fis a al.
163le.-ag agt. -.
28O. Lester agt. Rosen.
256. Brtsang agt. Marshall
ct n.
63. .pins-e ct al. ast. NC
Caiiuin q al.
New-York tribune., 1876-03-07

zRrown agt Combina
ton Wonl 60.
90 Con, e. agt. Fisk. &C.
1e. .Io7os M. Butter.
70 Nsa PaBSf oct. College
a. Vet. Sur ons.
20. Brown act C0mbina-
ti0u Wool ca.
50 I,vHe. &c, 2. RHt'les.
- Connolly at. Counoiiv.
Sc. .CoIlins 81 Pnf'c-9cI.
g8. .Pitf art. Clfrrtna,a.
o.. .Pmia. rnd Reading Coal
and Iron CO. ag.. But
Ter.
400 .Phila. ami Pea ING Coal
and Iron CO. agt. But
ler.
100 -piekefhaT set. Tayf0T.
l15. .Fnis ugt. Foster.
l23. Cope, &C. agt. PoIna-
res.
1856. .Ms, ter Of Pecm0 a.
TIM
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
Neac YORK. correspondsnce


= CAPITAL INVESTED IN NEW YORK
HoTELs.-People who visit New York
quite frequently have no doubt been in
pressed by the immense outlay of capital
invested in the frsrclass ho.els Of New
fouk. One hotel alone, the Grauu Cen
trail. cost in the nelehborhood Of $4,000.
0O01 two million Of dollars, and two years
of incessant labor to erect it. This winter
another large sum has been expended il
refitting. rcfurnishing, and adding to wha,
was rich and elegant before.
The exquisite Feesco- work, especially,
that beauties its halls, parlors. dining
rooms, ETC., would fitly adorn the eIandes,
palace that was ever erected. The Crane
Central is also growing famous for its table
and. justified by its superior,size and ample
accommo modat;ons, has fixed it's rates a
from S3.0 to $4.00. per day, liberal re
duction for the Centennial year.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
TELEGRAP]E!HE].IC.
[TssegrapAeato to the Rock Island Argas.1
THE SUNDAY AFTERNOON STORM
Terrible Destruction Of Property il
St Charles, No.
The Storm in Indiana.

ST, Louis, Feb. 28.--A terrible wind
storm struck the northern part of St.
Charles No. yesterday afternoon and pass.
ing down Main and Second streets demol-
ished and badly injured 20 or more build
ings, Among those the most seriously
damaged are Kraner's warehouse
wrecked and his Touring mil
greatly injured; court house unrcofed and
front blown down; county jail unroofed
and walls blown down stories below the
roof leaving the iron cells exposed. G. n
cert hall, ST. Charles Savings Bank, tht
gas works and Piper's agricultural ware
house are totally destroyed
The First National Bank will have to bt
pulled down. The County Clerks office,
the California House, the Democrat,
News and Zeitung newspapers, the Park
Hotel, the German Methodist church, the
Odd Fellows building and numerous Other
buildings are badly injured.
james Gosney, employed at the ga
works and his little son, were killed. Thre,
or four other persons more or less hurt.
The storm went in the direction Of
Portage des Sioux and is said to have de
stroyed several farm houses and injured
numbers of persons. The storm LASTED
less than five minutes. The damages a
st. Charles are estimated at $309,000 but
this probably is exaggerated.
CINCINNATI Feb. %. S.-The Time
Evansville, Indiana. special says tn
tornado at Princeton, Iud. last night, blew
down ten houses. One house was burned
As far as heard from one old lady and
boy were seriously injured.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
The Early Stages Of Diseas, ).

Those conditions Of the body in which its function
are not performed with healthful activity, ,but
slaggishly and irregulary, are in fact hhe early
stages Of niseaue. The are moreover, almost in
varia5ly the result of local or general weakness
which can ouly be permanently overcome by an
enc'ent tonic, There is no medical fact more
Clearly established than that Hostetter,s Stemach
bitters arc admirably adapted to infuse vigor into
the debiltated system aud to restore regularity to
Its interrupted functions. AS weakness and
irreguiarty arc sure to develop into disease, the
bittels by Overcoming them are the means Of
averting far more serious evils. Debility mist
frequently maniiests iself in the organs OF
digest stons and evacuation two important offices
whose vigorous performance is insured by The
Bites which also rectify weakness or irreguarity
OF the bladder or Kidneys and fortify the syst N
against NAL ria.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
BURNING OF THE MARY BELL.
Heavy LOSS to Owners, Shippers and
Passengers. ~

VIcKsBURa, Miss, Feb. 27.-The
steamer Mary Bell. owned by j. Frank
Hicks and Alfred Grissell, was burned to
the water edge this forenoon, The FIRE
occureu under or near the front steps,
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown. The
boat was taking on cotton below an elevator
boat, and had cargo of 5000 or 5000
bales Of cotton, many Thousand sacis Of
seeds aud sundries. and the baggage of all
the passengers, numbering about 200 -
No lives lost, and none injured. Valued
at about $4,000; insured for $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2S.-lt is estimated.
upon reliable data, that the loss by the
burning Of the steamer Mary Bell, at
Vicksburg, Miss, yesterday, will reach
over half million dollars. She had large
large number Of passengers with valuable
baggage. She was believed to be the
largest steamer ever constructed for the
navigation of any other river She cost
$125, 900. Insurance on cargo will fall
heavily on Memphis and New Orleans un-
derwriters.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
EARLY
INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES
OF ROCK ISLAND FORTY
YEARS AGO.
Address Of VIM. E.. Brooks, Rstirine
President Of the Old Ssttiers'
Socisty.

The following is the address Of Mr.. VIM
E. Brooks, on the occasion OF his sur
rendering the presidential cane of the Old
Settlers Society to his successor. Mr.. Isaac
Negus, on Friday evening, February 25th,
1876, in the pariors Of The Harper House:
1t is not because it is my wish or desire,
or the proper place for me, that l am here
before you tonight. 1t is because it has
BEEN the custom of our society for the re-
firing president to say something either
interesting, instructive or amusing AS
the tenth president of this society, aud
after the nipe that have preceded me. /
feel that brevity will be my best hold.
After the genius, wit and eloquence of a
Gregg, and the stern. stubborn oratory of
our lamenfed ex-president, Jake Norris, l
trust that the proverbial kindness and for
bearance OF Old Settlers will let me down
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
SCHENoK's PULYoNIc SYRUP,
SCHENCK's SEA WEED Tonic.

SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are the only medicines that win cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough will
occasion the death of the patient; they lock up the
iver. stop the circulation of the blood hemorrhage
follows and In factthey clog the action of the very
organs that caused the cough,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes
of two-t thirds Of the cases Of Consumption. Many
persons COMPLAIN of dull pain in the side, con-
stpation, coated tongue pain In the shoulderblade
feelings of drowsiness and restessness, the food,
lying heavily the stomach, accompanied with
acidiiy and belching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originated from dlsor-
dered condition OF the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons affected, If they take one or two heavy
colds, and If the cough In these cases be suddenly
checked, viii find the stomach and liver clogged,
remaining torpid, and inactive. and almost before
they are aware the lungs area mass of sores, and
u1cerated, the re ult of which is death.
Schenck's Pufmonic Syrup is an expectorant which
does not contain opEum or anything calculated to
check cough Suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissoves the food
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
digestion and creates . ravenOus appetite.
When the bowels are costfve, skin sallow, or the
symptom otherwise of o bilious tendency Schencki
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. Fl. SCHENCK q Son
NE corner Sixth and Arch Sts Phiia.
| And are for sale by all druggists and dealers
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28

Both difference And distinction.
While the vermifupes and Laycock' g
Worm Killer are both used for the pur-
pose of expelling worms, Laycocock s
Worm Killer is much safer, more ef-
fectual, and more palatable than either
vermifuges or worm candies. Besides ex-
pelling worms, Laycock Worm Killer re-
gulatcs the bowels and cleanses the system
Ask sor Lavcoek's Worm Killer. Sold by
all druggists. IL 1s
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
Hol For the Black Hi,ls!

Capt. G. +. Hutchinson, of Kearney,
Nebraska, will leave Chicago, Monday
morning, March 18th; Rock Island. l4th;
Des Moines, 18th; Omaha. afternoon oi
the 18th; and arrive at Eearney Junction
on the morning of the 18th. Will leave
kearney junction on the morning of the
2lst for Custer City, in the Black Hills
with large party from the east. People
desiring to visit this region are invited te
join his party, or to call on or address hin
at the Soldiers National Home, Milwau
kee, Wis. He has special rates fol
freight aud passengers. And is also locat
ing Soldiers Claims in Nebraska. 23d3l
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
- STEAMER oscEoLA suEK.


MEMPHIS. Feb 2S.-The steamboat Os-
ceolA, from the st. Francis river, for Mem
phis. with 800 bales of cotton. struck a
suag at Peters's landing, forty miles below
here, at II last night, and sunk in eight
feet of water. No lives lost The City of
Augusta brought the passengers up and
the Ella is taking off the cotton which will
all be saved, in damaging condition. The
boat can be raised, and the wrecker Eckert
will 60 fo her relief. s
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28
Highway Robbery ana Assassination.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 2s.-Jas. M. Tomery.
formerly United States marshal of this dis
trict. was arrested last night and put in
Jail at the instance Judge Milton Brown,
of jackson, Tenn. who charges Tomery
with assaulting him with club on the
road last night, knocking him senseless
and robbiug him of large amount of
bonds which Tomery had paid him short
time before at Tomey's house.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-28

that bound old settlers, and | trust will
continue to do so.
And now, old settlers of Rock Island
and Scott, | will leave it for you to note
the changes that have taken place. Look
now at our school houses, churches, col
leges. railroads, bridges. water works,
mammoth manufacturing establishments,
the vast government works on the Island,
and the busy hustle OF 5O0sg, inhabi-
tants, and say did you net squat" at the
right place?