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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-21
THE B. sHoNINGER ORGAN

HORACE WATERS & son, 4S1 Broadway, n.
Y. have obtained the Agency of this well-known
Organ, and are prepared to supply the trade the
most liberal terms. Agents wanted i'll every Coun.
ty in the U. 5. and Canada. Catalogues mailed.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-21

cannot be ExoELLED IN TONE or BEAUTY; they DEFY
COMPETITION. The CONCERTO STOP is a FINE IMI-
TATIoN OF the HUMAN VOICE.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for CASH DURING
THIS MONTH. MONTHLY INsTALMENTs RECEIVED:
o., PIANOS $40 to $50; ORGANS 81 to $40; MONTHLY
AFTER FIRST DEPOSIT. AGENTS WANTED. A
LIBERAL DISCOUNT 10 Teachers, Ministers, churches
Schools, Lodges, etc. SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS TO
THE TRADE. Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. HOR-
ACE WATERS & SON, 4S1 Broadway, n. Y.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-21
CHAS. EIERIG

IS PREPARED To DO ALL KINDS OF LOCK
Work; also to repair Sewing Machines.
All kinds of Safe Work Speciality.
Shop on Market Square, west side, south of the
all
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-21
NJ. sTuKGEoN LCCIAN ADA
STURGEON & ADAMS.

A TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELORs AT LAW.
~ Office in Mitchell Lynde's block Rock Island
II Have complete set If Books If Abstracts q
Title Of Lands in Rock Island County.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-21
6. Nj. KELLER. M. ID.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence cor
q; Orleans and Ohio streets next door 10 Kehlcr's
Drug Store. Office over Benser & Thomas Drug
tore Market Square, office hours 10 to II A. NJ, to
Pm. T-I4dSw1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-21
MRS. PAULINE P1LLsBURY.

MEDICAL, ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC
W. Physlcian Rock River street. south side, be-
tween Dock and Adams, Rock Island His
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-21
Waters New Scale Piano
WATERS Concerto ORGANS

are the BEST MADE: I he Touch ELASTIC, and f
SINGING TONE, POWERFUL, PURE and EVEN.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

VHE GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

Dlril4 Pc se4-a.. barge -li.uu. Esd Improvements
have .u made, th Sew e.a Elegant Fu.utr,. rtt ETC.
THE SPACIOUS DINING NALL has been usi.ujet and
Il nov Two Hundred and seyeuyy-hvt Feat On l0ugth.
BAIH- hare 5sas iaboasd h-1ggaot ne 'osi and Zach
room B.. sUpgeI ;lr1I-A pipes with p"e c9't nui dol cOus
si + ug o. atar RON toss FD-g al5 prsnis
Vitl IAr.e avd srv rooms furnished uNTrousy table
supplied ry-ry do.c.~g, asi,.z selrsi ~ syrtiIi
ysersacs '5 mir g,efrt0I Elegant Bell room etc,
etc. q ~tisas Aai G,s so gf-s.i. attractions not 10 Dc
f5ti5d sissubee. HLNEf ,Lslh ,rt,Igsr,
Wd. WILKINSON, -''''SN"
TYtg 1870
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GsIp ulrtsS

WANTED - TWO BELL BOYS anu =
" CUAWrFRaAiDa and LAI y Ditlfs- i'r lho country
can AZ sUg GA ave, atJAC4OINs - 0tAl. -
~ ANTFD-A thoroughly experienced
w - 'tNil MAKER. UudeiStsh'iuz teiIp-1.f .rh
an I,,Utc Sprurs MARRIED nan pres rs,s,x. nt.aS
sati ,fsetsry tosta endaiiO1-- A. A Ctoehh g ha--
douL n. \.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
5ruallous Uaulco-M MI.es

DVFRTISEMENTS FOR The NEW
a NOHk UsI6UE. Will BE KEC3IF ~. At fllH
TOWN gEFIl-.s l2F> Broadway, thirty tst-
a.. les West twenty salra ~. cor = p ave- 7sv
til ave. rnr For, rrgsatk go t- tAtas 4 gttl'E -
Vc = 81 rh ave rsc an li vs. fourth -
iTsilgr savings Bank Building, up 10 p n 90 regular
tfC-rlt,S-
.grri, rr..-l f.rg.t . Yi, r.rsGti- arrives: the
man ..usor.s .srishrs. uu.a rsln'S tss care ot
Iti.,of
v- -.sa-ua.. .ssi- Cal o. address t'L a'AlsN-
between SI.h au.. itA SIS.
GEFNANT-l want a situation fJr Young
- German man with Urvara fan cty or
-1-.u-fy. IS per month. H. SAtLI, lJ1tlasaFe, Now
Yora Ci;J.
IYAIrEG-By ,5-class french Irene, waIter;
BIZ tutr. l#- lF.l Iorr F's d. 4t'1t y 80 10y I, y
good appearance, H1t De s-eI q 5AN-i vs. ttENOd
BURMA u, CO- t,. 4t-., a'tvrca D a-e j'ta s,.-
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Ocean Cleaners

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FBANCE.-THE
sTr ~ erNEHL TRA iG9I(rAiEY NAL NAL
CAILING at rIyAOrTRG D.. Tor tl'e landing of pasaei
re splcud vessels 90 s f,yore r,ute for ft Coa,naat
lc'rs ro.vHird with "vctrir bril VII ra from Pier W
'-. VaSf Id. hesne1 SATURDAY. July ~. sla m
FRANCE Ir,teic ~A1r EDAY. Iug 90. ~ a 20.
PEItE ~ fA.sAGE II. Goip 6r5ad.us ~.rcr
ssc"nd sahn 81. uid cabin ~io. Return tesots a re-
eidia2. ,ne urns. sitaous Ala c1- steamers Inr,ed
louis u EERiIS. Aslat No. 50 Broadway.
DANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
L STEAMSHIP LINES
For CAIIFoRNIA. JAPAN CHINA. AUSTRALIA.
NEW-zEALATD Bf-ITIsH DpIUMBA, OI.EaoN d.,
ForsAN FE1SctscG va IsTHAUs " PASANA
STEAMSHIP mi = AgAfGhog SAgg m DAE .o, s55 5a ~ fs
FTon slS FRASGIsCo % J1rGX and cHINA.
From saa Flnts'd 10 saad-.s6 Islands Hasralia, and
-,,' Nv l'''',, Ss.a,-r CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
ISr ir5igil gr p.ssa-e apply 9. .-..-..
Bowling uoen. Pier 42 Y. r, foot Of Canal 81.
GTATE LINE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool, Dab
> m B-,'. ,ga Londenderry IHese hrste'"s inl pow
'''' Ter .. Sofl1 fiyer-Poot Of Canal It, y. r..
81 tTE or vlEGlNlA......--.......T TAnrs,ay jay =
a. a. 20 ,Sc,- i accom- o,I,dn fTear.iot icsets
si3,. -eo'nd 80 Return tickets 500 Sieoidge ~
hSEfyTN : Coz Asgq', 2. sroadsag : ~ r;
Eauy's Tl.T ').t ~f 'AHtl-5t., y T.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
~, se,n % to, R n. A n, @ @,a- idIi. iAAi
b I4cIt Asary NJ ssng south o, toe BanA; on tAs
ua.eaCe T. Cu4--s. 81 the -oIEd.
EtIFATrIC. July 20 u 80
GEBM AHLC. SATU TtDAY, AHg. L. - l0
CELIIC. SATURDAY. Aux 10 - ?. ~.
BIIIANNjC. STU EDAi, SEP. =, s . m
GL.A.SI,. SATURDAY. S-It lb. - 3 y
FNJH TBH WHITE STAR DOCK, Fi ER ., NORTH
nv
T.os steamers a. uniform au1 unsurpassed ~ sp
%. --H5uts IEs -po-. Ntse-O,-E -nioslr5 dr' Ban
h1sr Arc u-s.t a-uisLus vrrrp rpe rJi4c md MOTION
-t aaorhng degree Of COMFORT hthuItO unaL
- N ct
~ .,-~1Ioou. -sO lnd 500 goid Tickets on
favorable - steer 80
90 aHd Dthsr MDrTaIcu, Apply AZ s'ie
"T' K J. CJLTIs Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

4 DyERTTsENENTs FOR TIE NEW:
- Y45N Eia, ~ "! III b < ~, .c1D s,- rr ~.
s.. Of sso ",t rTeav sara st., cog, -shtE'T4i %
~, ~ H. - ,y, r.r Is luaif-4 sli twenty ,o1r-h Il
llrlem savings Bsus Raid1s, 40 10 p f1 -t Tcgular
\ 2e Is o. vet rGr.rs o., al a5psls 5
want toaaol. se,st.on NON 90 70 professional nurses
LARGE number Of H-st-cla,s German
- SERVANTS rsi nacl'.e' Nlr.fs 'ha'a9 'cn9i's
LOVES GERNAN BJ JH-At, l"l -5'hsta DEL 50 al ili-
At EOOKII IN'-. 3O7 4tl-aye., near 23d-
a wi. fe qune ar-s an'"i e.. ,a1e52f ~ c,i.s a.
,t r'a' -ll as boarding AoF S. ,--.,.,g, l2' S.,a-'y
4 FRENCH NURSE and SEAAisTEE,o. or
a -,7EnAID.-ss.reae. four Yeas - Pie yely
Sic: a v cig personally her 5bt SEA ave. n-ar
AGENCY OF PROTESTANT SERVANTS
re- ,r. an a. ni,'. m . 500 e,srsi h,r nj II
5ta-r ss .o- tv or sauslg as uo iarra oIissa ,hri
: s,..l rs O. 40. . ..rl, .aoys iot@ -t, y ,.
CHANBEENAiD and WAITRESS - BY ;
a.. f. heat 49,. rs, an6 > .oo g4.,-..s uu .yr
To- 81 er- .ri i. =, n5 : silver ,,sss,sr- =, B-ss
r-.r-s.s 80 al ,'Ar rE<s. loo Ct'ave Hetr 9thst
(NUE-Bs p scotch woman, a situation -
,,.aia ,li, oi a,.. 5. caa svy BEST ly references
Eo1E-Uy q scotch Protestant woman who
l.a- ,a s.g.ror s.'ic. a.-o 'xc-Ilsl, D., ssr tI
rfe.'a''s '-. % 's' W.. 3. J 2g ave- --- 49,
EODn.-An expcucucad, intelligent cook;
., n a..r.-r DO. ~ae.r sut vg ang a,r.les TO ..e
g,g0K, WASHER AMI IGJNER-By = youag
se r., .5 5 E e,s,r, 3. ~, a1 ~ 80, g r saj
~olfto t,e a"l-ceors i sl l'uis 81. st A'1 :
..l B. a..N
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
Ocean Stcamrrs

r@-.,,, c,to,ot.rr
---------------- .. .....-... ,-,. ,...
= EtIDU tI.T.-l. -. MAIL - IA hfttN
z sAT. EVERY -ATlEsAT.
u.ssv. 90 lowest 4aa 20 o. fah any st'l"f ~
IaiE-|l ,'t ~ l' o.. sal fTi'. 's .,i' ,.. ~
.,,,.-. ., ,.,r---, , -,,.,
= .t.''i. 80 80.
rtIiHE@D .'' I.-1I -, Cell D" "a. .t'- haf ia -
-t..n,.- ~ BAL ises. aui.s..a.Uh.s - talav-:
.i.|i.l. Tvs ...,.s .Ciryti LiaselcE Ira.-t
gfts .A.- 40 IEDI "a .......--.Ag.. 81
Ta.arI rt-,arr .4 .sury:
Cabin 49, - .I ssr. ESQ Steer -.
FE4--" "i.il.-- &" ''o--' 'en t =. ,' l,. ra- 'S v
a t 2" -''. - n -
JOHN 3I'-NAl4 r .'f-.aF pt'"r ~. J
(spPAT ,VE-FVRN >FEA Aaf~HIp LINE
1.r.r.y.-k r. b. .i.Ttt. Et.H.HIzFt T.
Iagav -o,s. passenger fcr isHas l..'. newport
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

vita bsc,asrre,,- sse1es tOr i.e7 Primary rspi .npen1
,I,C.-.rl,7r -F3TIYyTY FOR N0T-NG Ia
1 nifr-. P2I-g--4s N6TyG. aaay O. rISI. Ir,, i.
TEENIfI iL Ma, ,,ll & f'r, y'a5 .s5a l,c. in
haus ,dtaa's aa.l, ans i',e,Eg n r., 40 miles from
ilnl-' 'u'' ~. '- GO. 6 at tsLEE, a. N Frtaeiral
COUNTRY HOME.-A lasy. experienced in
\ anz WI receive iew el.sra in'o gr tal'4y % los
Ta'soS.s g 5s. gS.o aa NJ sad is casii ar n
il-lGl5uon. Apply 20 C.. BOX lg4- Es~-lIaven'
CUEEARAY INSTITUTE
I
tpea-svs WEDNESDAY, sErr CORN
rs,r.l, .as lsv school .,.. ia,iis, la5 french
Fgsse = l'ezi-Is - ~ i-' -.TrT, Penn
-'- u,HA1u' pHaavII.s.f n'7ns.aa'
CEE!E INST TITI E9ARPi\T :, sl - sf5q2rr i g3r
tsg slsr .4s 10 as ses'1 .., 81 s5 s5s r zs5r9 a
GSa GfS 'r a.ary "a 80 ssv.s. tssa-> @
tegs. ta-las ii-rN,aa So 80. s, hi '.,.e.r
u ..ia.ss srsssrs.a-r yisl r..:. .a.a.. ,Tl 81. ...s
Is s.-5, s :. r. .,: s-i {? T. .' -.'r
80 =. ,,7.sG rl...,.1,I.I.r. ~, rl7.e
se :. - F & s''5 s. "a. * 5 -. . s..
=. -,,- -,--,.. A., 5v ,7-71 -r-i,I-E- gIl-
= t,ry - !, ssss s-ses 5 a. Is.a.4i laa.:<,,
'. -o. 'AI'e'' 's'.. ~ =, ''' . -' ~ --'
o. E. LNNtJD BDAE..
i. a,ss.s rOsTEEk cit t1fr-7gY'7 Tam'g scaoa
f- Young Girsr, ra.r, i--afa -.-e .o b 1--'
ELNIRA FEMALE COLLEGE afford. sgpe-
4 ZOO -i-sss4Ccs n -rg1.-. .1a aa ~. % l-. 'l A.
AGare-. ssl -. !" " '-1@' =" 0r
V,N.IgSH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
T. =. srol ~-resf--a Con-. ".th wear. -rrHC Term pc
r.. A. & S.. Fcr .4-1.ars -e-rsss FuEIAItICh SL.p
t.I.t a. =. rsssa-ssL
EtoLLM'Db, ;; J., 5ais''sl a..,, .',,'y s. ~
ISIS 1lsd - -csr laenDa- Ho--fr languages. "'"-
gE4Nr- = y ri r. ffi-.
E~hErVY SEMINARY FultCe. J,W J." Co..
i... ....- pa,ua,- q : --s-. % yar rls4.
-. 49, ..sy'' 4 ~. .i.fsigf. .lt. A.
MORT EDWARD ms l!Iji-, \. e" .ToF
= IL. - lr- ...r.. .ll les he.
XspHNE f.A.N Ntv-fIStNv. Conn y .S8
- $50.
E-iLEtN HILL 81. asI i.t |pN34 hii-te
Z ( r-l-cesr. as....s % I.-H l.N - ~,fN.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
See Gram.

4 FACT.-HORTON', ICE CREAM IS MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
ard is or ia p,rit sihae. and certainty q se-
NC L.Iivcret - z1lI order.
CHUacHEs. FAIRS, STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS So
supplied at
25c. PER OUARC
Depo 305 Fourthay- i2fs Proats1y ant = chat ar1'
EUSSETI-s ICE-CREhN, BEST II TiIE
c-y Dealers and rhurcEr- - cents quart Sp oid
al autuu 90 0ul-tuRl 1Idarr. l2 Linie HORSE.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
FAMOUS HEALTH RESORT.

our HOME HYGGENIC INSTITUTE
DAN-VILLE Livingston Coiny, SOW YORK,
Is the largest H m institution America and most iamorf
cu- ,eoF where tie si, recover, ana the eateobd
au. overore ei br.pn- strong and mentally energetic ~
-aa methods and measures only. Eor beauty Il scenery
ssar -r th,rousa drainage purity oi ~ .r h"al.iui
Diet ir-p'8 ,TeJsrin- leat. is - passed
rr lyar ~i1rte n'1rnat,n a9s h.laest reference,
VIII 7n ,cur rss O., -! "Ao a,A for ta'u by postal card
Address as above. JAMES e.. ia Es'N.
HAMILTON HOUSE. STAMFORD, conn.
drives ara ,ad lat1.ai -al.t-1t Health
DE)USE-G ARGlSDN.', opposite
-. o rs ms :. ,.r ag ,. an fr5r F5 81 Sis per- ssss
ST, nai % ~. &c. y 5s Seen " the Grand Union H''e '-'
ISLAND HOUSE. BELOW, Fai's Yt.-Broad
p1.zaS i.rye srv nails. Hsai,hiest aad piotstniv-t
-'''-' cH,s. rowv-, Proprietor.
IRVING HOUSE, Long BrancF is now open.
-Ie.ns' - 500 -' 2-. ~. rs 81 Ts Pr5trsor.
Errrtre bot ant cold s-..eA..r na.l.s.
NsAESHAHL HOUSE,
III YOEN HARBOB, MAINE.
Tenn 50 20 81 per as-, EDyD s. iA.iaLI- Pr,
EATTAPOIsETT, MASS,
"a mss g2u GS Sag 7osoE s@ @ p p1. 81 ''oa e5 Boston
NEWLY orepsl sr III, ts -5oapssa 70. q P.a. transient
,as p,4c. a.aIa d sn.l.a To- d. e.r wants.
pTGE0N COVE MAs'.-Pi-eoa Cove House
sld ocean E,3w i-oI'a, su 1e eAt-.l, r. o. ss At
Good sj ,l,aioiasoIs. Ers r. $. HoBI'9oS 1 Co.
DAyILION HOUSE RIVERSIDE, Y. j.,
only miles RON Philadelphia ODD -- -.s. t1 Vow f,r9
ezsa.sr- Boating .d ..ui1s Address N s. Ehb Av.r.
,il u '. Also ail-s-e' eVt'i-. TO --'' e'' '-'- Nv
%URF HOUSE, Ocean Bcach. \, J.-En4rsad
s. ilalLy a0lse. Address h. %. teNs s'.ai-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
DoGro nu6 Rooms.
Below Fourt enth at.


~ WEST loTH-ST.-RJOHS TO LEI,
20 - With os sit.oJt ByAfD. IsicreHcos exchanged
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
gales 81 2ucnJu

WErr.S AIr.Iu|."r
ICY bANE~. NIkMlN A. Co., 600 BIoT.. way,
ID uoll boudsJ %. ao,-, "a r..a I. ArL ,c.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

.r..r
-..------------.---------
Relations Notices.
Americau free chur,s-ur.ver.ity nuliuy wa.,ins.
tons f.rr-ey g. p. hy,A rrdI VIII Hrss 50 u "c'cA
asn.c Tie Daus'ra ~ rir b-o Tit re'ecio1s oH tns
sia.,ss yau vii meet ZEN here" All ree aai Al
A--oeis.i9n u?r.
Service OF Soa ..7-l4i-a laeI further not e)
HIfin Class ,,r yo'N HES. Pasers 5dcIocE.
@HHriHa for yrrSG HEN q or "a q, 'ar's = o'clock
MONDAY EyENI,G-.o- Cosr--'s AMI IrqEirrrs, Far
IT, folas .. ar. -ato-. ~osiacs. : ,EoiY I.yENfNG
social IoHeious ,i.5ula fsl alsH, r..rlor- 1cocS
E'hGl pAh, O'CLOCK
NAacp. -s.us-s' a. saala,l . ., ,.
cont sug tnr - s1ur ,.,,.,-
r5 2j. l'is INST q a. a-ak zoo, T. % ii' I5e a5s5osi
Bro.G,yay Tahernacs.-Trls C-lr,h .iH e2on Tor
IA q rn aaa ~ p L or '6s a5d R,v J. r. Dan
FoaiIi Of iA.I,at.,hh ~ pr. seh.
Csserpl ". T. Chlres s4ye rsas & gsg.,eer.s, s li
N. so evening scr.i,e AIl ',s welcome.
orgrct Of eur SAVIOR.
fJhirs, n rJIIaAS. r..,Sr
VII g Pg'} , n, M a,as daia @ ~ ,a ~ t!mae-
7 S47 Of see M C'yf2FT' 2 a1 saa r. e.? t. 80 r. $500 1gl
The coagros7ons Of go - ane 1.-.rs iirtD. ] Ir','n
%. d.. i pr5.,a :, rNr 7GN DAY an. 4ari . AGsa..
uaureh Of rie Disciples.
FORTl. .Eifrl--L. ASD HAri7YF-AVE
U,v Gap. H. -Ibr9JRTU, Pa-ro..
v-ilI preach gNoI.t .n O., lu.tJ and IiD D. n
Morning 'e ea, ous -ft.ll."
Tr,rus: ulaI is ga.- ar,II Nal-si"
Co. -r-sa-. .1Issl B'fe g..-. .t3
.oryG va,.s srgrrSG WEDNESDAY rvrG at ?.
GENI.rAL r1,y-R-s.LEsIT1 FRIDAY H.EG at (.
C-,.trsf .T..1I. 2 4st .1a ---'--. IrIo..yL
H.. ta,-a .,.,. i, a y. .-,..I '-.. &. - a, ,'''
Al. a..Ias.sI o.. srt-la .-.-r services
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
Donro an) Rooms.

Below Fourteen th-s..
A DvFRTI-rNrNT FOR THE NEW
a yUEK THlBtE EE WI.L - t'E. I'D ~ H.ih
TPTDWN OFFICES. 80. i,-'., riTpi"H,, cor. .mIi-
,..t- q ..., WfH tf.irf -t. ssr 4A-hfAlFtf
-EH Ihird-.ye. cor. Forty sevuIiHsts a. tn~ HAHLEN
gTFItE No = eI TI...Ise. uy. one hI .t-.4.Hil-
t.oui. f1 rt' fTir-a HIhs Building, r1 20 O.
u- 81 regular oiics rates.
No II EAST 2sTH-ST., near jth-aye,-
y strictly hr-tsI4-s BOARD. t"ub-, aud ATTEND
As,cE a 1.0ssfn,e igi.es Uy Lhe las af week.
30 WEST WASUINGION-SQ SQCAHL.-Smte
30 D ROOMS nr gentlemen nud "fes al7' i'f sHse soA
tlsulel: az seut and tADO board, Reference
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22
Denilstru

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTt-
y FITT-Nv Lose Pearl Patss nutcatbE color .nd shc-
-sntel tnr artdc. eNsb excel everything hsreI'ofe =
.r for beauty strsneA lgltueS pses ~ ~ pc sen
appreciated male in ono ta', uc ony so % -, pr
Also, best hEftrr ~ri- it' fiV "
siJ t5oi. and PlluA s55 80. EAtlacLnZ uldH "a
Dr. 7. WAII 45 East Iwe1tgthlit Eeaf hAi'soH'A'o.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

At HANSEN NURSE AGENCY, I II East
q qs. ..-t4.I 0 l5lI vnt nurses ~ 1l r.tisu...liHs
want tua.ou. selection professoau nursos
;IFa..lci % a hours.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

COUNTRY HOME.-A lasy, experienced an
( L lrua wiz rer-iys Cli.r.l INTO her taCiiy lor
the sumner or is4geJ v3rod lprs,0n h"Slth, ara I"sf
r.'v., IlncBsI arciiOr ans KIND Crrstau care I'D .
r..-lnt nome hslerAcas gIvou ad3 requested es ~
iu -l.llu0l. Apply 20 g.. Box l94- Es"-4aVen'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

NORWICH University Scientific and ,'3,t.r,
y school Ao-a1ed. ~ Address Ird tI... ri- -
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

y NENBCEiI q. " INSTITUTE FAM
lt .a"o, 'U- BOYS not rD7s7-s - p-rsrsf,Ie Z
'N1A'aeis" ss1la. sosa.OD brgLs sept D..
sIlLAR Z AACNIE. Pura.st-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-22

- ~ HE bANE OF hAk1 LAND. COL F.
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National Republican., 1876-01-11
ARKANSAS WESTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

One of the great bugbearS over which
there has been a continuous howl by the
Democratic papers has been the expense OF
conducting the United States court OF the
Western district of Arkansas. No one of
the howlers has taken any pains to inquire
what were the reasons for this extraordi-
nary expenditure; but instead Of so doing
have denounced it without reason. When
the law as it exists and the facts are exam
ined, the only wonder is that the expenses
of the courts of that district have not been
larger. The court has jurisdiction OF al
crimes committed in the Indian Territory.
There is in that Territory not only the
civilized, but large numbers Of half savage
Indians, with wholly unbridled passions,
a1d it has become place of refuge, where
numbers of the most dissolute and des-
perate white men of the country endeavor
to escape the consequences OF crimes COM
mitted elsewhere. Every murder, robbery,
burglary and larceny committed in the vast
extent of the Indian Territory has to be
tried at Fort Smith. The laws of the Uni
ted States make no distinction between
grand and petit larceny, and so if man
steals pig or chicken at Fort Sill, and is
indicted for it, United States deputy mar
shal and guard have to go from Fort Smith,
fee hundred mills, aud bring the prisoner to
that point for trial. AL the witnesses have
to be summoned from there, and their
mile age and per diem paid while attending
thn hn MT ac
the court we know of one prisoner brought
from one hundred miles west of Fort Sill.
At the time Of the court now in session at
least one hundred cases, running through
all the grades Of crime, have been tried.
Prisoners and witnesses have been brought
from every section Of the Territory. These
facts sufficiently account for the expendi-
ture. The laos are dcftcttps, not their Gd-
miniSfration.
The Senators from Arkansas, the State
most closely allied TO the Territory, have
introduced measures to provide the proper
remedy. Senator Clayton has introduced
a resolution instructing the Judiciary Com
mittec to inquire into the expediency of
establishing courts in the different nations,
which shall have jurisdiction of minor
offenses, and Senator Dorsey has intro
duced bill making distinction between
grand and petit larceny. Should these
measures become laws the main item of the
expense of the courts of the western dis
trict of Arkansas will be done away with.
The courts proposed by Senator Clayton
should he courts of record, and can be cs-
tablished, as the Senator shows conclu-
sively, without contravening any of the
Indian trnnties
National Republican., 1876-01-11

Hon. FERNANDO WoOD yesterday intro
duced very important financial measure
into the House, and had it referred 10 the
Committee cf Ways and Means, of which
he is member, and 10 day Mr.. Payne, of
Ohio, will introduce another for reference
to the same committee. Mr. Wood has
been a very close student Of financial sub
iects for 4 long time. hut more especially
within the past eighteen months, and has
GENE to the conclusion he has reached, not
as partisan, but as a political econonisL
OF the hard money school. He has pre-
sented this bill as the best he could devise,
and it really has merit in some essential
particulars. Mr.. Payne is known as a man
Of even Judgment, clear mind, keen per-
ception and great experience, and he puts
his bill forward as rejecting the opinions
Of such men as Kerr. Holman, Randall,
Cox, Morrison and others, and may be
looked upon as embodying, at least in part,
the policy of the House towards the re-
sumption act of January II, 1870.
National Republican., 1876-01-11
THE WORLDS PRECIOUsl METAL PRO-
nnHT

At the beginning Of the present century,
the world 5 annual production OF the pre-
cious metals was estimated by the best
authorities at about $50, 900, 600, of which
S14, ,OG0,OCO were gold, and S3601O,00O
silver. Forty eight years after, when the
important discoveries in California were
announced. the annual production of gold
had reached $40, coo, 600, or nearly two hun
dred per cent, and by 1856, the year in
which the gold production reached its
maximum, the estimated annual yield
amounted TO near $50, coo, coo.
In the meantime the production Of silver
had but little increased. The war of indie
pendence in Mexico had greatly lessened
the production from that Empire, and
stopped for a time the development of new
mines. In the year 1900, over sixty per
cent. of the annual supply of silver to the
world was drawn from Mexico. How
the scene has shifted! Nevada has be.
come the great silver region, and its enor-
nous production of that metal has in
creased the annual product to over $780,
900, COO.
The following approximate table show
ing the precious metal product for the year
1874 has been carefully prepared from the
latest statistics, and reports of consular and