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lHpk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIXTURES, CQM.
i plclr; one ta,ol table, nj 47a MIlwaukee'as.
IIols sALE-noAnD nF TRADE MKMnERsIIlP
l. ticket. Apply at 10 WAshhgtoo.st
"a snd rubes blankets DIRE. arms military sIrs If
all kts tiaxeFutlen& Gooda neYQt. ltculuveu u d
ltAutipIpl,.4+
, 1876-06-23
EARLY TAXPAYERS,
Who They Wcro in Northern I'LL.
1lOiy in 1926.
What They Possessed---1terns
for Town Histories.
Letter from the Hon. John Wentworth.

1b the Editor af The Tribune.
CntcAao. June 21.-As your paper published
hath my lectures upon 'tEarly Chicago" hope
you will publish tho following lIstuf hv tax .puyers
Of Northern TIltnuis 1874, with tho valuation Of
their property. 1t lnnst be remembered that the
United Statcs Government had not ttn parted
with Its title to The lands. The publication OF IL ut
this ttno IL very Rppropriatc, mnny tuwn his
turtes being written. Tho territory covered by
thin Int wns divided Into thrcp precincts voting
piaccs. The first precinct emhrnccd MI tho tesrl-
tory north u tLo confluence Of the
hunth Of Jo,let nnd was known az Chtca-
70. The second embraced nlI foutl1 thereof to tho
north llne OF Peoria precinct, which WAS known as
thu third. The second wns called Fox River and
nil thp Taxpayers in that precinct wnse put down
AZ residents Ut Fox River. Tho elections wure held
ut Inc huuso Ut jeasG Walker. Tilcrc were but six
tax-lauycts In thls precinct tNo. y, which will
designate lhr Ottuwa Precinct whilst thase werc
fourteen In Chicugu. Tho places designated un the
HIT as Farm Creek, Nacknaw. Illinois PrlIre tnear
lekin}, cn.stilc Creek, Trading l1ourc tneas cs.
10y tity5, end PERHAPS others, we're within ths
der of the plnrer snn*t hasu hecn within tile present
lecture upon t1wn histories. nc3t a;tur *Eusly
CAlcusu"'i would take . Early Gnicna,' and gGt
my z,astng. p,ht from documents Oh ME 1t Pcoria.
1lcru IL iHxl HIT for ls..u tcsu containing ::u4
,tncs of III the Fever River settlement III, thu
Deputy Collector reports thas tl!cy openly dcfra
County Ttensury ren!sxe much from the ,uiners
IN the leni tigstnss ~ tlle elrr River rcgiun ns
fra ceaso kor tas records s,ow tiat our
twruyly cuct In IMy cGtllre ltot,aGur kept wnut e
s"l!essd I!s Fever t!,sr aes.lsr. wcfs ltks oas
pay cent; Wills tho Cblcngo hettlcfa ~src like
t!uar wl!n puId to Hasa and on Nolen.
WI! h oisea tAat .he As,fsso5 r. made aie e.
tuurt, Witt still lives At Dixon in this Stutg. lie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
Der Us a b Z.

naturaIifrter antsritantl&er 8irser
nit ibren friberen 3anbsleuteu fam
rur etnen fesensretGen GtnFue baden.
Guf Der einep Sette erfabren Dieienis
gen, wel@e eelonnet, iinO, bteber aus3us
rranpern, bte 0prtbetle, rpel&e bteles
eano BEN FetBfeen Ginwanbersr bietet.
unD auf Der ancern Sette etbt es De,
men, welde In Deutl6lanb Neiben, eint
Before Sbee BON Der @lutspernanots
i1uft unb Der @emetnlamfett Der Sn-
tereieu, trelde bic amerifaniibe INN
bte beuti9e Natipr Derbinbsn. COLDS
gtnfd6e tuel6e baS quite GinSerneb:
men spiiGen 3pet md&tisen NattOneu
befrdftt8en, pirfen ntbt unteridaBt
tperpen. Nt1tS bsaO nrentesr 1T eS II
unierem Suterefe. baB Der Nufentbal
unlerer 8Irser trn Auslanbe niGt doe,
@sbtbr D~srldneert' tr:rDe."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02

utein Der MnfiHt bas 60 iebr settsemds
mare, aur Statuirung zines Grempels
pie 5elDen BON pronunciamiettO Dor
Das SrtessBeyfht ~ ftelsn. 2euten
sesendber, bic tbr i6wer ~seprIftes unD
nod NIT etnern Iuffonbe rlneenbes
8aterlanb auf's nsue in 1GrefIi6en
Gdrserfrtes fiarsen molten, bSrt bod
ieoe ReBuns BEG MttIetps auf. Sos
balp Dte NadrtGt BON Der entDedten
8erl@p5runs tefannt ipurbe, ftelten
f@ stele inactive SfFttere Der &sste>
runa auf aIe Gaae sur 8erfdsunB.
Son SeBcSta traf NIT Dem N~benp3uSe
Der Generals Captain gonDe be Gbeits
Elm, BON Sprta fam Der WarqutS bs
NOualt@eS, iebr bereit, Den @eridw6,
rem e!nen ~sebibrsneen Dent3etteI ~
seben. NuGcem Dte S@tlberbebunn
%mibluneen, lprt6t ft6 natirttG ale
Belt in DerdGtlider Neiie Iber oae
unternebnien aus. Nu9 Serranp per-
fl8te ftW auf bas Srts9smtntfertuu1
Sur 8eslafwdniduns, Yerftderte> ct
Jet Don Alfonio in unwanpelbarel
Greue erseben, unD u,adte Dte 8emers
tans, eS fet cine S9anbe, 3u ccnlptrt,
rem, w1breno bas oatsrldnbii6e Deel
NIT 8etdmpfuns ces Nuffanpes auI
CUBA bei4dftist iet. 0isuetdt Denfj
aber GanoSas an pa5 @Drt NapO,
lecn's, als CT bic @lddwtnlde oea
preuBilGen @elanbten .. bauepib mad
Dem Siese BON @uferltb erb:elt, uni
oas alfO lautet !: SO 1T etn @onipli.
nsert, pei1sn aprefle bas Slid eedns
bert ball.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02

Gpmmiiipn entrib bater BEN Sberees
rtGte bte Stiuimenjdblun9, mn fe lelbff
rcr3unebmen unb Elm erpiBl&tes Nes
iuItat beraus8uadblen. GHp sel&ebsn
am %. Noneuber.
Sn Seem Orleans irurpe benz 70
senonnten 3eturning 8parb nabae-
wielen. bae 8estRrtrunssbeamte bic
aus pielen @emetnben etngeIaufenen
@ablbert&te aurlfbebalts,t ; iparum ?
- atarlt&, neil man etn far ben oe>
uotrattiGen Gnnotoateu EilDen sanff>
ees 3eiultat befir@tet. Der gntl1etb
pteler 3dblunss > @pmmilfiun Iieet tn
Der 9ano etni8er Nesers@ mpprtSmm>
hinge, unO wte berlelbe unter lol9en
umfdncen ausfauen mag, 1T Iet9t su
erratben.
go fanpen bic Dinee an, Gnpe Der
Sorteen @pde. DaB babel bic Auf>
re9ung i'm 8plfe einen unsepSbnlt9en
Grab erreidte -wsr tpoQte ii9 BARI,
Der panrern ! rlnp pieie 8reuelppgen
3uadnbe, unptrpie elmer Aspublit,
ftnb nt9tS Anperes aIS bic Gru9t
Der ReSterunespplttit, wsl@e ben SIs
ben unter Elm Sod beuete, befen ur,
beber chen nur unSerlSbnIi9e Ha@lu@t
iein fam. Yolttil6e Nbenteurer, eeren
3etmat trsenppu tn ben Ser. Staaten,
aur ni@t I'm Sioen su fuhen 1T, be-
ben iabreIans. nit Dem AnfeQunsspas
tent pom @albinetpn in Der EalGe, an
Der SpiBs fIOli@er Stauten tbren I'M
fus s%etrteben, bel9iBt purd Bunpess
%baYunette. Dae fe it@ nun an ben
lebten 8aIfen fIammern. slet9 6difs
bra@tsen, TT tesretfi@. l1m.lu r,ebr
aber bat pas amertfantlde GoIf @runo,
oteie gangs @trtbl&aft uber 8pro III
perfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02

tnltfsen 6interBrunb bat, muB unc
wirc iber fura cper lang aud tn ben
anbfrn eDanSelti@en 2nnbesttrden ber<
DDttreterl.
Seltf BITE lc9enannten Midt9ldubt.
gen fiblen. baB fe fefn fefteS Tunpa.
mert mebr baben, alIein fe pusen ni&t,
ben entldetoenctn S&rttt ;u tbun sur
9ir Ae-bie auf Gelien s~eerinDet III,
unb tappen lumber, pte Bltnbe, bic bsr
Bcoen aud unter ibren Giben 3ulams
menbrtGt unD fe pom Strome bes all.
.seuetnen @erperbens fcrtserifen ipers
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
Slut Die b6rteffe Nrpbe
ST. PAUL, MINI.

wtrb bic GebulD bes amerifantl6en
9SUIfes sefeut bur@ bic unerb5rte Ser
i&Ieppuns Der 3dbluns Der BET Der leg,
ten Yrdfbentenpabl tn etnteen luelt,
&en Staaten abeesebsne1 6Hmmen.
Na@ etnent @abIfampfe, trelder on
@ebdIFefeit ale btsber In bteiem 2anoe
BET @dbIer erletten Wdblereien BON
Sette Der berridenben partet weit ibers
trtft, unb nod Inruenbun8 beg Gin
flutes Der ean;e1 8esterunssmal6tne
son eineun Gnoe ber erpeen 8epubIif
gun, onberr, na@bem bas 8eamte1r
9eer-SCm Ganbpufmeiter BIC gum
SufismtHtaer = fit ben Republican,
iGen Ganbtbaten 9ayss tntrfguirt bat=
te, mad allen pteIem mar es ben &C.
waItbabsrn bod nt1t eeIungen. feIbf
in ben unter niIttdrilbet GontrpQe
ffeDenoen lIblf1en. Gtaatan, cine unbes
ffttttsne Mebrbeit su ft@ern. Aber BE
9errsn, wel@e ON Staatsruber feben,
itro gar ntat oerIeea1. @as tbun fe ?
Die linSRsn Ssrt@te bepeifsn es:
Sn SIo@@ Carolina bate baS Sbers
9ert6t bteIes Stantes BITE ueberwaduno
Der Sttmmensdbluns abernpmmer,, ur,b
man bate, trCbNem bic Mitalieber bic
Ier 8ebGrbe Republifaner fnb, bod aes
wiisrmaben BITE @arantte, rrelte Die
@&tuns Dor BEN cberRen @eri6te aes
wdbrt. AUetn bic @IbIer Der bert
lGsnben Yartet mpGten fir@ten, bas
fe bel elmer ebrIi@en 3dbluae Der
Sttmmsn fGr ibren @anbtpaten su fur,
fCutuen btrften: bie aus YartetnGbs
Iern %beRebenpe pUIitil&e 3dbIunsss
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
(Sar Zen @anoerer.)
&etn M 6 e N 10 e E,
(60rtiebunaO

8Dnapavte 16idte nun BON 3eft ~
3ett iplde garpindle mad EOntatnsz
blsaa, weI@e tbm ereeben ruaren. Die
ielben fcaten DEN 81. 9ater ~ Der
banDIunBen NIT Dem Ratler oeronIof.
len nnD TIN beIen glanen aefliata MAJ
Gen. sic fGiIDcrten in Der lebbaftes
item Wstie BEN papfte bte ldweren Gefs
ben nno BecrdneniGe ney Rtrae, be-
fortoerS In Som unD batsn uno be-
i9pprer i'm, ctelen bstrIbten0 frrntGsn
bur9 fetn Na6eeben eegen 0aFoIecn
absubeIfen. GO 1et tein nnserss Mits
tel ea, TIN oie 3urdGberufuns Der usrs
bannten GarptndIt unD Der aus ben,
Vaterlanoe Dartrtsbensn prdIaten unp
@eiflt@en bee &irGsnfantes 1cwfe Die
Gbfeauns dbnIi6er f&wsrcr uebsl ~
bepirfen, als ote Nadsiebtafeit oeaer
ben Sattr.-Dte SGilperunaen, mel
be bic @orOindle bon Der trauriaen
Gage Der RtrGe mabter, berabten olsrs
bines uuf 0abrbeit. Snpe5 fieI BE
S&uIO ofsfsr tlsbeIRanpe Mot Sea
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
gle Qramie

fir ben lceben ~bespnnener, rieuea SABRE
aona rirb alien Nbonnenten fofort 9es
Ifefert, pelGe benfelbea DDranSbes
sablen. NatdrliG III babel BE 8e>
sabluns Der 3Iffdnbs inbesrtfs
fen.
Da ieep@ bic 8erwaltune BEG Slat'
tss bel Der Nnl@afuns Der pramte it&
auf cine sswi6e Insabl @rempIare be-
GGrdrtsn muBte, 70 wtrb btermtt elm
Sermin fefseieBt.
@er aIio ben 1euer Subreans
OOr Benz 1. Samtlar 1877
Sprousbssublt 1T CUR Yrdmie bere@tiSt
unb erbdlt etn i@5n ein9ebuncfnes
8u@ BON itbr tnterefunteu, Snbalte.
Sci btelenl 9nlufe mS@teu wtr bas
ran erinnern, bas iebe @o@e cine bes
tra@tIt&e an;ubI Grsmplare bss
,,Danberer"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-12-02
tad Gnrepa-

Yer1anbt treroen. 8er alfO feline Ger>
btnbunS NIT Der alien 5etmat auf cine
anlpre&enbe @etle u~nterbolten UtQ,
wtrb tpObI tbun, fetnen Greunben uno
8efannten, Defenders NnYerranete1
has 9Iatt btnausienpen 3u lafen.
GimfenbAn9etr nmb GprreSpDms
ben5en
Fnb fets w%tIfcmn1en, Iuenn fe pom
8trfaGer rntersei@net finb, lonf tpere
ben fnI@e ri9t aufeenpmmen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

None should fail 10 call and see oar
goods and &c, prices We shall con.
iiuue the sale through April You
that cannot come, send Tor samples -
500 pieces Prints, nsne over &c. none
Of your 6 TO i2 yard pieces. remnants
Sc Cottons Of all kinds 80 inch fns
&c per yard Cotton. 40 inch, q cts.
Bleached Cottons, 30 inch, Sc. Fruit
Of the Loom. lie. Mamsutta. l2le
sheeting 81 heavy bleached 30 cts
AZ inch illow Case Cotton / Q cents
Largest stock choice Sbeetings in the
state, zoe goods for 10 TO l4lc. 500
pieces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
sunday Reading.
eaowrse olo

AnAa may SIC a. tsnae score aud
ieh, Aad aie al 80 early Tor bis eternal
peace he has nos wfoaFhi she wlli
q God Ga ,be olhtf bad. > child
nay drop oct of lie. aad sos To- sooss
IL lad mere tree wisdom than the mab
& maby years The prediction q lbe
prophet mar be aal6ilcj Aad TIE
ehild shall &c a. hundred years Ga
Years u sime are uot she measure 81
Tie Ihe tFsesi liic brings eternity
into iis embrace. There j. a depth
and br1a8utss about Il which time
eanpo, span think / eaa imagine
the feelings % a m4u when tbe con.
seriousness that age l. creeping 8si
impresses Itself upon bin, ahe8 be-
Gays iof The arsi time. am getting
o'd, the morning " liie d 81 gone the
beet part !. pas, am 90 the d0wa
bill side II lilc-ouly the remnant fe.
maine A sad moment lor bim who
lives ior this world Living iur lhe
World and tie world going irom BIN The
best pait gouc be idol slipping from
bis grasp wbilc the sotshiper sill
clutches il aud has nothing besides.
Wilberiog i9f tbs grave. and yci ii.e $
real work uBdoHe not even begun, The
.ers purpose Tor which God put bin
into The world cast aside a cad state .
Nothing more sad What solemn,
dreary things must birthdays 81 q
such a man 50 many strokes u the
death kueil heard beforehand. Bat Oh
not sad 90 the Christian 70 grow old
Listen 70 what the late Dr. Gulhie
said Of his advancing years They say
am growing old because ny hair is
siiyered. aud there are crows feet upon
my forehead. aud my step Is not SO
firm aud elastic as Of yore But they
are mistaken. That is not me The
brow ia wriukled but the brow is not
me. This is the house in which liyei
but am young, younger now than !
ever was before. o blessed religion,
which can make a man look down into
the abyss Of the grave and out into
eternity with such a spirit as that
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
AGENTS WANTED

! Goods mtHgf,efnrts' pieces Tue 4
! furnished by ms - agents J re- lee enl
man 1iActurrs. Ih.y hre atipped in 3tKe 4
4 q les aud fh apcti rsuts This gat
/ ngugb on cost II gDosH ~ psy 81 r. haDl
! lhem, snd give thNm ~ aReniB 81 lGWfr ~
( thab ihfs eau be bsa II W eIFi ~ ass tie
a itlsl viii convince sou tnas thists Also II
1snyssssd ftr hFe yrair. tass had
I dye 80 fifty sgeuta af WI fur me d + ttnseI
know waat agehts Tan % asst sh2t I'D
vii cell b,si, add can give utatui biHfs i
gard 70 best snd NJ Il fusof - ui msiii 9,
antarEiHR. nAaH maze suf lstHte - aiy
- all be Va fsceipt ~ hGs 5nd 3 al -
a. soon a. they are pat ~ th8 msfk {
sAysAt eeA-i1 prU n. san aettFt aye
every town "a Aew Easlstd SAD Aes ID
ones - canvas ~ thH i99nMHg names
elesi 70 VI ri / viii giff eaoisa II tsfrisgfyl
bottom rces, Il sea aFfif ~ ebNa.
IRs p0rFs COLD HANDLE Plat fAd
No hoi4ef feqausi HsHdis utTu gea
L. 0eiae ed - HpuER 900 changed ~
odd ,faa ~ AGt uas az akef than ~
que holder Aal thfsg Hofs me u slieAl
polish NJ ifasr. initiate SCI Ee5N "A
per set. e. ~ fsAiad lyeufian 8hieb Il
Qpip ~ e g fohesuy tf-fs "a y $40 lies
tpg ~ 81 doas b4sg
RUSTIC SHADES And AgW KINDS i
IUAEs, Al EoalPIK b
Tor FROM g. cent. & tl+ss pef sla laH. 4ec3fl
20 style = Shade aod ~ y siaao#
TATloas HAgEIY Locg nURaLAl ~
Can 81 pas OF IS aY0 minutes y haAt -
te aDcf Il l9sas tht fputit ~ buahsl
siiae. keisl pfi0e " esnis.
EUHEzA c3r3isG fAK ASD BOOB
~ rress. bfash ~ ester required. stl. Il
- - bassnsss inan ssses a. 10 - III
Sg.psse tpaA ana tsit Psntof bA q 7s
~ 9 eVnffp u sna 80 al4aai setafefa axeHj
~ aJ0Fs Ertseies stall kswp above Z ~
sss als9 y ser a4a fgFs 8sss and sns 4
gahasne1, kuF asaaat a. k4 FHes pres
SOD sss sneiH ~ NH8 p4s aEe rs u ~
afeea, snd ! - I 81 ASA sie samUiss
EMERSON ESTABaO0K. |
fsCiDhl 9Oiaf Bsatias toa Co, 4
i4befN fefs4s II aesf8s M.Nufseiui
80 81 q ~ Etgiha aattaAfa
fpss. AAfnfae tree Asa sell taEPisI
sfen az. " b ~, siss. a.tlom + lie ~ II
sslii Af.i y y ne s@.'g address.
yuly 40, 1879.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
Pullman Palace Cars

age ron a ali though trains u Ibis road.
Ihls Is the ONLY LINZ running these car,
1etseen Chicago aud st Paul, Chicago and Nil
waukee, Or Chicago and Min0ua
/ AZ OmahA cur slaepers come Ct with ih Over
nj sleeperr on the Union Pacific Hailr pad iol
al points West of the Missouri River.
Ou ths arrival Of the " ias from the East ii
south, the trains of IN Chicago a Nortl@ Vest
erp halfway LEAv CHICAGO a. follows:
For Council Bluff, Omaha aud California Tst
Through Trains dsDy, with Pullman PAiAc,
Drawing Room AMI sleeping Cars through Il
Council Blufs
For - Paul aud Minneapolis. Two Througl
TTahs dAily. with Pullman Palace Care sttsehed
on both trains
R,F Green Bay and Lake Superior, Tuo Train.
dEiiv sitn pullman Palace Cara attached, aud
INNING through 10 Marquette.
for Milwaukee. Pour Through Trains daily,
PallmAn Cars On night tIains, Parlor Chair Cars
On dsy tTaiRs
For sparta aud WinonG and points IN Kline
sofa, one through Train daily, ~ira Pullman
sisepers 10 Winons
For Dnbuke, VA Frcsport, Tvo Through Trains
daily. vi Pullman Cars on night uasHs
For Dubake snd Ia Crosse v.s ciinIon, I've
through Trains daily. with Pallfnsn Care ca
sight train 20 AcGfegof, loss.
f0f Sioux City aud Isnst0u, Iwo TrAiHs dhify
Pullman Car. % Missouri Ysiigy Junction.
fof Lake Geneva, Pour Trans daily,
FOF E0cEf5fd, eterliBg, KsBoshG, JGnssvilis,
and ether Poihts, you eaS have from two !, tea
tsEius daily.
Nee YofE Oaes. SIS BFosdray; Boston 0fios,
No stats Str q. Umsba Once rs FAFnham
rirreis kAn Francisco 0aise, IA Montgomery
street, ChicA.o Ticket Ofhes., q Cl&Fk street,
uDdeF sheFmau Il nse enfasr Canal aud Mndi.
son etreess, klanze street Depot corner VI
kInxis ard UAnal streets, Wesls street Depot
eaFncf Melis Aad Elnxie street
Pr rates u Information not attkin4bls fron
EoEI hone ticket sgens2, kgplF -
". n. sTEssEET, MsEyIE HuaEirT,
0ea. PAss.Agt, ChIesEs. Gen-euyi, Chicago.
3@eiy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
CastOria.

adapted TO grogn parsoas as vel as children
They only need 60 increase the quantity. Bui
children have 50 m ny complaints Tor which Gas
t3ria h aiapted--ikt WI eaiie soar omach.
worms, letter teeth "a CUP, ID Il is es.
peIailv recommended for hem
it, fleets are ~ re ecrt IN than castor oil,
contains no a 1hnl, and IL as pleasant 10 axe NJ
honey. Il never gilpo.. ~ fe4u ating h
stomach and bowels, u coois the blood, exp lie
worms and prevents teYeishness. quiats tie
nerves and produces heflth-- hen Of course chill
ircn can sleep 80 quiet All mothers can rest. {
Csstora is recommended oy all phy .icitns and
nurses who have tu d t, aud IL having rap
lilly Increasing sale. lis pre- ared With er a.
care amer lhe recipe of DR.. samuel az her Of
Massachusetts, at the Lab r4fory o. Kose
Co., i6 Dey street, New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05

L the old Lake sh re Puute, AMI l. the onl,
one passing through Evanston, Lake Forest
Highland PARK, Wsukegan, Racine, Kenoshs 10
MtlWauEee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
Omaha and California Line
WinOna and st. Peter Lii
Green Bay Marquette Lin

{. the only ine for Janesulle, Wstertown, Fond
Da Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, EseA-
sbt. AezAuaee, Marquette, Houghton, Ham
COCK aud the Lake Superior Country. Its
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-05
Freeporl Dubuque Line
Chicago & Milwaukee Line

= tha ulIiH rOu'- Tor EIgin, Rockford Freep0ri
aHd aii points VIA kreepoTt Ita
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22

achieved without it, would be the sigma.
for still grander triumph in Novem-
ber
The popular impression that Mr.. Til
den's friends have contributed literally
of the sinews Of war, and the stories cir
culated to that effect from Vermont and
Maine preceding the recent elections, are
entirely unfounded. The ,oant of means
for the most legitimate purposes has been,
all along, and IS to-day, one of the serious
enabarrasSments Of the campaign. When
the whole truth is written and the actual
facts are known, the public will be aston
ished at the economy with which this ma
tional CANVASS has been conducted, on our
side at least.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22
From the KsoOaHee Independent, 2oth.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT GALvA
A Rousing Meeting--Eyerybody Went
Home Feeling Good--Except
Few Republicans.

Last Friday was the occasion of the first
Democratic Mass meeting at Galya for this
The afternoon session was held in the
park, and was addressed by Col Rea
Capt. Connect and Col. Dick Taylor all Of
Chicago, followed by a short speech by
James s. Eckles, of Princeton, the Demo
cratic elector for this district The
speeches were brief but to the point, and
the utmost good feeling prevailed. The
exercises were interspersed with music by
the Galva and Kewanee bands and some
very excellent singing by the Galva Tilden
and Hendricks Male Quartette. We con-
graduate the Galva Democrats in the pos
session of this quartette.
The evening meeting was held in Liberal
Hall, and was grand success. The Hall
was literally packed like sardine box, and
great many turned away unable to gain
admittance. The Hon. Charles Durham,
of Geneseo, Democratic candidate for con-
gress from this district, and Hon. j. s.
Eckles we're the orators for the evening.
Mr.. Durham delivered one Of the most
able and powerful speeches we ever lis
tened to. The main part of his speech
was devoted to the financial record of the
Republican party. He reviewed all of the
legislation on this subject, and in a clear
and comprehensive arrangement convicted
the Republican of having legislated in
favor of the monied powers and monopo-
lies and against tae laborer and the poor
man. He then devoted some time to the
question of reform, showing what was
needed in this direction, and asking the
people if they expected to get it from a
continuation Of the present corrupt man
agement of national affairs. He was lis
tened to with the most profound attention,
and rapturously applauded for the many
telling hits he made
He was followed by Nj. Eek
les in short speech, in which he re-
viewed the administration Of President
Grant, and asked the people if they were
willing the same thing should continue
under another name, showing them thai
the same influences that surrounded anc
controlled Grant would inevitably do the
same with Hayes. Mr. Eckes was terst
and digDifed, and his speech was vel
received.
The band played piece, and three
cheers were given for the speakers,
three for Tilden and Hendricks and three
for the cause, after which the meeting
adjourned. 1t was a grand success, and
everybody said, Tally one for Tilden and
Hendricks
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22
DEMOCRATIC PROSPECTS.
Information and Estimates OF the1Con
Cressional Democratic Committee,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16-The Congress
sional Democratic Committee here, who
are engaged in distributing political irfor-
nation, documents aud speeches, keep up
a constant and very extensive correspon-
dence with all parts Of the country, and
necessarily seek to be well informed as to
the prospects Of the presidential election.
Great pains have been taken to form a
sound Judgment, by seeking facts in detail
through the local organizations, discarding
ing enthusiastic reports, and rejecting
loose estimates Of supposed strength.
Entire confidence in the election of Gov
Tilden is felt, and unless all the signs
should prove false, or an unexpected reac
ton occur, his majority in the electoral
college will surprise some of his friends al
much as his most pronounced opponents.
The drift of public opinion is favorable, anC
if the October states do not disappoint ex
pectation the presidential contest will vir
tually end with the election of that plair
aud honest farmer, Blue Jeans" Viii
liams, as governor of Indiana. The figures
to work out the general result are a
follows:
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-22
MEDICAL.
FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DR.C.MCLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
Orr
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

NHE countenance is pale and leaden-
l. colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
dilate an azure semicircle runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose is irritated,
swells, and sometimes bleeds swell
ing of the upper lip; occasional head
ache, with humming or throbbing OF
the ears an unusual secretion of saliva;
Shiny or furred tongue breath very
foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
witha gnawing sensation oftne stomach,
at Others, entirely gone fieeting pains
in the stomach occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costive stools Shiny; not unfrequently
tinged with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and
convulSive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa,
ration, not capable Of doing tie SlIghfesl
injury to the m0St teNaer iRtant.-
The genuine DIR. McLANE's VERMI.
FUGE bears the signatures ofC. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS. on the wrapper.