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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-25
Barge Line IL still here. looking for towboat.
Ia II Hr1rinR for the John Gilmore Or Sam

Barge Line Is still here. looking for towbpat.
He ID figuring for the John Gilmore or Sam
EyArsv1b1H. Dec a1t-The Howard and barges
are here looking up atrip. The prospects are
not good, as the Sam Roberts and barges. now
discharging. have engaged all the freight In
sight. Capt. A. j. Branch resumes to-day sole
control Of the Roberts and barges, Capt. A. j.
Ross going rs clerk. Capt Ames Fisher ar
rived here to-day on the Andy Baum. prospect
ing.
ST Louis Republican December %: %
STEAM BARGE FOR BULK Characterization
Of stefnwheel steamboat or barge being buut
at Fargo, by. Capt. Allen Of Cincinnati. f5r
Messrs. Grandin Brother and Dalrymple, the
great farmer q the Northwest, for the nayiea.
ton OF the Red river Of the North. Length, 135
feet; beam, 80 feet depth, feet boilers. ~
inches diameter, 20 feet long. 9 flues:. cylinders
feet stroke. 70 inches diameter hold to be lined
In order to carry grain in bulk ;hatshways to be
arranged for the easy handling Of grain. Dial
rympe will give the boat all her eargoes. Much
Of his wheat crop this year could not be got to
market for lack Of transportation
Capt. r. g. Gray will not go home to Pitts
burg for some days. He says the statement In
a New Orleans paper and the ST. Louis Price
Current that he said that he ean carry wheat
Mt profit from St Paul to st. Louis at 81 cents
per bushel' Is untrue and bosh, and that he
never said anything of the sort to any one.
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RAyOU BARTHOLOMEW.

MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND-
ENT PACKET.
Leaves WEDN EsDAY. December 2g. OF $ .. m.
~ FOR POPLAR BLUFF. POINT
ln2ar Pleasant and all way landings on
- Bayou Bartholomew - The new
steamer
CLARA g.,
VIM. wenzeil, master. Lew Rice. clerk,
will leave ss above taking freight for all land
ings on the Black and Ouachita rivers as high as
the mouth Of Bayou bartholomew. For freight
or passage apply on board OF. to
f. ]. WINBUHN, 35 hatcher street,
n. o. DoNAAHuB. 7e Gravier street.
F. S.--Connects with the new and very light
draft steamer ID. Stein for points on upper Bar
tholomew de25E
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STEAMBOATS,.
GREAT REDUCTION.
ST. LOUIS.

INDEPENDENT ST. LOUIS PACKET.
Leaves DNESDAf. December 26. at p. N.
n- FOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO, MEN
l@AnR = phis. Helena and all inter mediat 9
iandings-The side wheel passenger
steamer
GOLD DUST,
H. w. Gould, master. Il. W, Gould, Jr., clerk,
will leave as above, positively. For freight or
passage apply OF board or to
de24 JOHN +. DOUGLAS, t0G Gravier st.
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REGULAR OpEInusAs PACKET.

REGULAR OPELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY. at .. m.
-. FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU-
LeR>Ett lsas, Port Barre. Simmsport. Church
Evie. and all landings on the Coast.
Atchafa!aya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft steamer
BERTHA,
FL. ii. Broad master. Theo. John clerk.
will leave az. above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board, or to
BRITTON 4 EPPLER, 81 Gravier street..
Connects at Little Devil with steamers Creole
and Minnie. jazz tt
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
OFElDU&A6.

REGULAR OPEIOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves TT ESDAY, Dec. 25, at .. N:
FOR WASHINGTON. OPELOU-
Ig3rSt sas. Port Barre Simmsport, Church
s"s@ vile and all landings on the Goast,
Atchafalaya river and Bayou Courtableau-The
splendid passenger steamer
WILLIE,
lin place of Lessie Taylor.)
M Kenison. master, Eug Quatrevaux, clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
ply on board. or to
r, W. ADAMS,
No. 81 Commercial Place.
Connecting at Washington with line Of barges
for Bayou Boeuf. giving through bills lading
uQ1
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M EN- PHIs.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Dec 2s. at s D. m.
, IT, = FOR NATCHET VICKSBURG.
Gresnvllle, .Arkapolis, Terrene, He
lena. Memphis and the bends
The splendid passenger steamer
THOMPSON DEAN,
JAS. Fl Pepper master, Frank Beck. Jr. clerk.
will leave as above, paying particular attention
to ali way and bend freights., Rates given aud
through bills ladlng signed to I'll R9 st on
passage apply on board OF to
BROUKETT u CARTER, 80 Magazine st.
Through bills Of Iading signed to. Pine Bluff
aud stations on the Little Rock Mississippi
River and Texas Hallway, via Arkapglis, Ark,
and Little Rock Railway, via Hopeheld Ark.
BROCKETT Il GARTER. Agents,
on25 80 Magazine street.
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LOWER COAST.

1877 Lower Coast Packets. 1878.
NEW ORLEANS AND GULF TRANSPORTA-
TION COMPANY.
~ - Tho following steamers will leave
lSai12 :, as below, carrying the United States
MARTHA, W. 8. BAssETT, master,
Leaves TUESDAY and THURSDAY. at 10 m,
for Port Eads and SATURDAY. at p. M. for
Port Eada and Pilot TOWN..
ALVIN, W. T. sCOVELL, master,
Leaves MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY. at IL M. for Port Eads and way land
ings.
4 clerk IL always on the landing to receive
freight. -
No one has authority to. contract any debts
written order of the captain.
For freight or passage apply on board. or a
MOI JOHN K0UNS. President.
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Leaves TUESDAY, December 25, at s D. m.
nF i FOR EVERGREEN. COTTON;
port. Junction, MoreauviIle. Big
Bend, Simsport and all intermediate
Iandinrs-The fine and fast passenger steamer
RlG 6UNFLOWER,
M. M. Dufour, master. A. T. Trousdale. clerk
apply on board, or to HITE d OARLIN.
dee I'd Tchonpitoulas street.
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at sum
- - FOR VICKSBURG, NATCHEZ
- Davis Bend and intermediate land
&~ fngs-Tfe steamer
ROBERT r.. LEE,
William Campbell, master.
A. McVay, clerk,
leaves as above, connecting at vieksburg with
Parisot's Line for all points on the Yazoo. Sun.
flower. Deer Greek and Tallahatchis
H.. w. ADAMS,
JANNEY 4 WORK,
HITE d GARLIN Agents.
VIII give through bills OF Iading to Trenton,
Monroe. and oil stations on the vicksburg
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La.
w. b. BROGK EFT, Agent,
deal 80 Magazine street.
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sTEAMBCArs.
.---i-------.---i----
HE'D RIVER.
He'd Riyer ana TEX.

He'd River and Texas.
" PoRThTioN GoMPANY ANb5 T Is "a go
CIFIO HALLWAY AND 6GNNECTIONs
ger tickets to all landings on Red River and iii
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
Hot Springs
The following splendid and fast steamers
composing the line will leave as advertised be-
la Belle, Maria Louise, Texas.
9. H. Dnrfee. Col. A. p. Kouns. Lotus No 8,
Y. J. Behan, Bonnie Lee,- Dawn,
L<5a1IAaazAaf- SON Hot Springs. and all land
ssssszaissi ings on Red River and railway
stations In Texas.
FOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT
Kate Kinney, J. j. Dodd, master.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY december 2e, at .. m
FOR GAME RIVER.
Alexandria. w. T. BQardman master,
Leaves on WEDN ESDAY December &c, at y. m
FOR ooUsHATTA.
w. y. UehhH, Geo. WIKI lnsen, master.
Leaves TUESDAY. December %. ct 8 b. III,
FOR MINDEN.
H0nnle Lee, Noah Scoveil, master
Leaves on WEDNESDAY December &c, at D. H.
FOR SHREVEPORT,
Maria Louise, II j. Brinker, mi ster.
Leaves on THURSDAY, December 81. at D. IN.
Leaves on SATURDAY, December 20. at D. m.
FOR UPPER RED RIVER.
Dawn, 9. I, Truslow. master.
Leaves on TIL URsDAf, December 81, at D. m.
J8 BryarIY, NJ L.. Scovell master
Leaves ON SATURDAY, December 49, at b. III.
No wharfboat charges, drayage or commission
will be charged at mouth of Red River, or at
| New Orleans. In forwarding freight consigned
| to the company by bill Of lading
For freight or passage. apply on board Of the
| boats or at the office Of the company, No iii
| Grav1er street. JOS. A. AIKEN, President
....-s nj. w. JOYCE. Agent.
HITE& GARL1N, BRITTON Il EPPLER
| iat LORD h MCPEAKE. Agents
| WEEKLY GRAND. ECORE PACKET.
rws. FOR GRAND ECORE, MONT.
| gornery, Alexandria, Norman's Bar.
- bins and way landings-The steam
| err .z--
Richard sinnott, master =, Geo Hamilton, clerk
| VIII leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to-. Il. W. ADAMS
| au39 No. II Commercial Place.
L
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FOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT
Kate Kinney, J. j. Dodd, master.
Leaves on WEDN ESDAY December &C. at .. m
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yECKsRURG, YAZ0a AND ITALIA
HAaGHIE.
DoNALRsONyILLE.

D0NALRsONyILLE
FOR DONALDsONVILLE VIA NEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
r. THE STEAMER
lHA66k ST. FMANGls BELLE
Will am Gibson. Muster,
VIII leave the head Of Bienville street at 7:s5
a. m. for Westwego, with passengers for oil sta
tions on the New Orleans and Texas Railroad
Returning. will arrive at 4:30 p. IN. Same boat,
connecting with Sunday Accommodation Train
will leave at O. m. returning same day at s AS
D. IN. ...-
o'clock will be delivered at its destination next
morning.
oc1g ii @. e. PAYNE, Superintendent.
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FOR CANE RIVER.
Alexandria, w. r. Boardlnan, master
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, December &C. at s y. m
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Cincinnati Commercial, December %:
G. T. Dumont. the celebrated engine builder,
Of this city. has contracted with Capt. J2hn r., r.
Company. of New Orleans. to build an iron
$ sternwheel pleasure steamer. to ply between
miles to be completed an ready for steam on
the 1st OF May. The hull will be 1870 feet long. 2s
feet beam. al feet floor. With feet depth Of
shnlkheads two double nue steel boilers &c feet
j long, AZ inches diameter. the hues being Is
inches In diameter; two balance valve, lever
: engines the cylinders being 10 inches In dame
lar with four feet stroke. with an eight-inch
sshaft. eighteen feet buckets, sixteen feet In d.
ameter.. She will have cabin 4, suitable TOT ex
pITTsnuRu. Dec. 21.--Commodore Kountz ex-
meets i'd raise steam on his new, boat in two
g,aaLa Altar getting through with the one now
~ hand he contem plates building fine side
whealar for the 81. Louis and New Orleans
trade. to make twenty miles an hour up the Mis-.
sissippi. IA representative Oh the Mississlppl
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WEEKLY GRAND ECORE PACKET.
. N~S - FOR GRAND ECOf.E. MONT
$3.50 Fl gomery. Alexandria, Norman's Bar
bins and way landings-The steam
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=. :
~~.nam~s FOR SHREVEPORT, JEFFER-
t-1dLgGe4.nf~ son, Hot Springs. and all land
ings on Red River and railway
stations In Texas
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FOR GOUSHATTA
w. y. HehaH, Geo. Wilkinson, master.
Leaves TUESDAY. December %. at 6 =. III.
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NEW BART ABLE.
Richard Sinnott. master Geo. Hamilton, clerk
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s .. m.
Will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to- T. w. ADAMS.
au30 No 81 Commercial Place.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-09

Mr. llendee has prcstnted the petition Of
Edsar Beach, late second lcat,nqut, sec
ord regiment United States sherpshootcrs,
for pay for services rendered az second
Lieutenant during Tie la;c war.
On Friday last Speaker Kendall laid be-
fore the house Of representatives a mcmor.
i.l Of siXiy-tWo voters Of the town Of Lon
donderly, Vermont, Of all political parties,
condemning tho action OF Cue returning
boards Of Louisiana, Florida, and South
Carolina, and approving Of the action of
the house Of Representatives in sending iu-
vestigating committees To the raid states :;
which was referred to the committee on
counting the electoral vote.
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THE wEATHERsl1ELD TRAGEDY.
Trial Of Henry Gravlin-Fourth Day.

Tbn r,,.,t H. q,
ru . P'oo'1O'ues IL 'ue .''u'
VI lleh'F "r''ilp Tor tho murder Of Her
bert Willie, u. Woodstock on Saturday.
opened hy the in,rndic,io, or wi,,eseos
FOR III, 5.r.,,o -
N''''"' 'i'O'c'l experts
iD'i'i''R IT, - A.. Hartman Of Bostou,
were examined as to Lie haiJr. of ceslaia
blood STAINS. bnt Clilod 10 nr.iyo n, anvil.
rit, cnp.1,.i,o
-
r-u.ll oHtlninS' ies.lhed Lived with
my nnclo' Mr.. dravliu, tor a year and IL
nan past cane from Canada remember
tpo burning 81 "es;on's building White
Mu3 a. our n"'''e on Thursday and Friday
n'srL9 9ci'I9 ,le IRE went to Gardeners
on rrdV evening before the fire, after
snlpee ray upGie was in at the usual sup
per '.Iia mir WtiIe had gone to the pas
,u,c "i'u my 'Gcl9 "hen l went away f;
Whcl | rcturup! uncle was sittiuv nv fIn
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The Missing $1,000 Returned,

The package containing S11, 900 belong
ing to the National bank of Illinois, recent.
ly stolen from the treasury department,
was handed to Treasurer Wyman Saturday
afternoon, That il the only fact which It
seems possible to fix in this very curious
business. The secret service officers de-
cline absolutely to say anything about II,
except that no arrests have been made.
Wyman himself cannot be found. He has
been busy with Brooks, chief of the secret
service, all day in somc mysterious trausac-
tion connected with the matter. and seems
TO have concealed mms-lf. There is a
iheory that the person who took the money
IS attempting TO secure a compromise and
TO avoid prosecution, and that this ia the
reason Tor the great secrecy, and for the
oulGers reporting that 10 arrest has been
made. The money, however, is safe in the
possession or the treasurer Of the United
States, with the exception of n or two
hundred dollars. "
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We have heretofore argued that one, or
any less number than a majority, of elect
ors could not organize an electoral college,
fill vacancies, and give in the vote of u
state, but the precedent seems to be against
us. Four years ago, four, or one-half, of
the electors of Texas met, filled the va
cancies occasioued by the absence of the
other four aud voted, and objection was
made TO the counting of the vote for the
reason that q quorum of the electors had
not assembled in the first instance but
the objection was disposed Of by the
adoption of the following resolution
" Resolred, That u quorum is an arbitrary
" number, which each state has the right
" to establish for itself, and as it docs no,
= appear that the choice Of |clcctor, was in
d" conflict with The law Of Texas a. TO =
q quorum for the transaction of business,
" the vote of the electors for president and
" vics-president be counted"-an and it was
counted.
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Strikes.

At II time when thousands are suffering
almost stlrving-for lack Of employ
ment, the story of labor strikes comes to
unwilling ears wherever it is told. Last
and most remarkable is the refusal of the
workmcn on the Hudson river to accept the
wages of dollar ard a half pr day for
helping TO gather the ice harvest. Humid.
reds Of eager hands were ready to toll for
half the sum; but because these malcon-
tents were nearer the field of labor they as.
sumcl that they controiledit. 1t is diff
cult to see that there could be but one re-
suit. Ths strikers found that their chance
OF wages was escaping them and repentcd
their error; glad to work for what they
had refused with scorn.
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The Case of Rev. E. D. Hopkins.

HARTFORD, i. q Jan. 2. 1871.
To the Edjtors If the B0st0a journal j.:
in your daily Of the 3Oih December | find
a dispatch stating that !, as un - alleged
s~windlcr, have com Ia grief at last: "
that Mr.. Libbey, one Of n Y " chief VIC
'im9,' has "dlscovered my "retreat ."
that iir. i. had "sccurcl my arrest
- but concluded to let 80 me remain here
in charge of a keeper, as u physician de
clared that in the present state Of M
" health it would not be safe to remove 4"
me: ] supposed, after you had published
to The world the untrue st ltempi t that |
had "absconded with $50 600 obtained
from different banks just prior to leaving
(thus doing me IN irreparable injury that
you would be a little careful as 10 publish
Ing lloatlng rumors respecting me. Meth
cr Mr.. LlObey nor II physician had
anything to do with my remaining
here under a keeper. The arrangement
was made with the officer, and Mr.. l.. had
no part in the arrangement; and the officer
consented to it only to give a chance to
telegraph for my counsel. No statement
had, at that time, been asked for or oh
tanned of any physician. A sworn certif-
cate has since been obtained of my attend
ing physician, and is in the hands of my
counsel, because | was so anxious to 60 to
my home in 81. Johnsbury, and, so far as
know, for no other reason. l was anxious
to 90 home, against the advice of my cOun-
sci, my family and others in ST. Johnsbury.
| have been ready and anxious to return
home ever since | saw the first statement
in your paper Of my %absconding; aud it is
not of my W choice that | am here. |
remain only because they will not let me
70. AS you have published one side. | am
confident, as a matter of justice, you will
give my version. ! will only add, the
have dismissed 4 f, case, and | am
+. ID. HOPKINS.
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What ia there "indecent" in insisting thai,
the constitution SHALL be respected, the Avs
Obeyed, and that ~ person can be ap-
pointed an electOr whom the constitution
prohibits from being appointed an %clector?
What would there be indecent" if the
president of the senate should refuse to
consider a sealct envelope addressed TO
him, and handed TO him by a Granger, the
legal certificate of the legal electoral vote
of Arkansas ? Ii the president Of the SER
ate has the right 10 open an envelope eo
directed, and TO count it as a legal vote.
what IS the use Of having a certificate any.
way If it is Indecent to object to such
a paper as that which it is pretended is the
electoral vote of Arkansas, then We sup
posc it would Be decent to receive and
count as the electoral vote If Vermont the
certificate of any SIX persons who should
pretend to be electors. Let us either obey
the laws, or a~brogate them entirely.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-09
A Dual Presidnncu.

John c. Calhoun's views on the presi-
dential question have bscl republished in
pamphlet form. He advocated having two
presidents, one for the north and one for
the south, to act together on foreign af-
fairs. This theory OF a double headed gov
eminent is now IN operation in South Car
olina and Louisiana, and some Of the Til
denites think that, IS hi, Il loaf i, better
than NJ bread, it may be well to have two
presidents.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 0, 1877.


General John A, Logan has been re-
nominated for United States senator by the
republicans of the Illinois Legislature. The
telegram says that the nomination was
unanimously made; bnt as the republicans
have only ore hundred votes, on joint bal
lot, to ninety-eight democrats and five Gin
dependents, and as four republicans re-
fusel to take part in the caucus, this
" unanimous " nomination don't seem to
amount to much. Zach Chandler, Matt.
Carpenter and Governor Ramsay had cau-
Gus nominations two years ago, but little
good did it do them.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-09
For the Benefit Of the Children Of
Mr and Mrs. Bliss.

CHcAGo, Jan. 1.-The following appeal
has been issuc!
To tile SuRday. Sch0ols Of America
would suggest that every Sunday-school
in this country take a pcpl y collection on
Sunday, Jan. IA, for the maintenance, clu.
cation and benefit of the children of Mr..
and Mrs. p. p Bliss, and for the erection
OF a monument to the memory Of the sweet
singers to whom all our Sunday-scnools are
so deeply indebted. Send money 70 Henry
Field, treasurer, care OF Field, Letter a
Co., Chicago, d. Il Moopy.
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Gold

Gold was down to 1861 Saturday, or, in
other words, grecnbac&s were up to about
% cents on the dollar. There have been
only two days since June, 1852. when the
premium on gold cola was so small, and
those were tho Oh ard 1,h of November,
1873. Ga the former Of those two days it
was down to O., and on the latter CT.
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New Postal Cards.

Another ne" dc-ign Of Iotll cards is
to re issacd by the po.t.Aj cl depart
mcnt, Many reoil,, If is ssjl, still persis,
in writing the message. address and sigma
ture ali on the same side with stamp, and
is to be The obiecs 0. thc ncw design to
make it impossible to vI;ic moro than tho
address on the proper Sic.
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II ousanda Of women bless the day on which
Dr. Picrce'S Farorite Prescription was hrst
maui known 10 them, In ali those derange-
satlohs, nervous ana general de bility, it is a
sovereign remedy. LIS soothing ana healing
pfoptIllea render H. OF TIE utmost value TO
all druggists.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-09

Natures EinlsuuA Fo- al coma
suinio OF the lung, the Throat, and tho
lao''ial tubes, 81 "%liala'a Honey Of Here
,uaI auGTar" coughs and .nlds vanish as
~ ma. C under it5 500 hing, heating opera
no. sold Iy an GTuvEistj. dldtEWlm
VIrra Io1thuch3 nrUIs cure I'm I mlnute.
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NOTICE !


Ak ORDINANCE RELATIVE no TIE RE-
MoVAL OF S\OW, ETC, FROM THE SIDE
WAIES Avn CI-TTfH3 hDopg Fb az no.
EEL KIN. ;s65.
II Is Hereby ordained oy INC Nl'IaSo Oh hullahu'
a9 iulioN9 .rr,,- 90 o,ovrrt,u
SO !, IVY lHIsoH oNN'nh - otSot'in S
premise III lne luiiEr, anJA,ONo ~ S.uVMaihs
ana EulltIs' IN SUCH 9LItCto ~ u' St4VC'9'
a' lH, lI'ol''S SutlI Iout Nm w. iS - y,, NJ uvsi5s
Htlt lou uu't7" luIUe P'pNis
piluitu 10 s'lu NlI.-g, man u' V4u ~ uelcuA
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-05-30
Advertising Lotteries.

THE ARGUS long since refused to pub
fish any lottery scheme. Its proprietors
are not DESTROYS of homes in the county
Jail or of being assessed one hundred dol.
lar fines. But some of our exchanges,
and one in this county, are liable to be
indicted by the grad jury under the laws
Of this state,-see Revised Statutes of
Illinois, sections 1873 and 1874, as follows:
s 1873. ADVERTISING Whoever knowingly prints,
publishes, distributes or circulates, knowingly
causes to be printed, published, distributed cir
culated any advertisement OF any lottery ticket or
any share in such ticket or scheme, for sale,
either himself or by another person, or
sets up, or exhibits, or devises, makes,
for the purpose of being set up and exhibited, any
sign, symbol, or embiematic, or other representa-
tiOn OF q lottery, or the drawing thereof, in any
way indicating where lottery ticket, or any share
thereof, or any such writing, certificate, BILL token
or other device before mentioned may be purchased
or obtained, or in any way invites or entices, or
attempts H. invite or entice any other person to
purchase receive the same, shall for each oense,
be fined nor exceeding 800,
lS4. Sc ND CONVICTION. Whoever after being
convicted any otfense mentioned in either of the
four prece ing sections, commits the like offense
or any oti. of the oHeuses therein mentioned.
shall in a. itiOn to the fine before provided, be
confined IL ne county jail not exceeding one year.