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Railroad Trains.

LhAVB-OhiesgO, Rock Island a Pacific, going
East, at $50 A, NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Going West--At 7.45 A. NJ. and B,5OP.M.
Western Union, aud Sterling 4 Rock Island,
NJ SIS p. NJ.
Coal Valley, about 700 A. NJ. and 100 P. NJ,
AHRiVE-Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific,
from the East at 7,4O A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
From the West at 6.26 A. NJ. and S.35 P. M.
Western Union, and Sterling a Rock Islam d,
st7.20 A. NJ.
Coal Valley, about IL A. NJ. and 5 p. NJ.
EssrTrains run by Chicago time, which IL
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Daily argus.
Premium Job Printing.

orders for JoB PRINTISG will meet with prompt
,ttonton al the AR0Us OFFICE, aud be executed
II the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. ls,R. A. NJ. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues
days of each month
HENRY BuRGowER, II. p.
GEoRGE l.. CARLTON, Sec'y.
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fhE cars for the Davenport street railroad
arrived TO day, aud will soon be running to
East Davenport, as the track is laid.
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or expense to keep that fact before the pub
lic. For further information in regard to
this subject, we refer the reader to the bust
ness of the company in another column.
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New York Market.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.
Flour quiet wheat steady lj7aS store; corn
quiet 9ea2; oats frmcr 49, store; pork quiet 523;
lard lower fair demand 20$.
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FOR SALE,

THE Board OF Education offer at private
l. sale the buildings in block 90, lower addi-
ton Of Rock Island, and in The rear of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, formerly used as
school houses. They will be sold together o.
separately, to suit purchasers. Bids for their
purchase will be received by Jas. M. Buford, at
the First National Bank, until Friday, the 18th
day Of February, and If not sooner disposed Of
they i'll be sold on that day at public sale. The
board reserve the right of refusing any or all
bids.
By order Of the Board Of Education.
jan2gdlw. JAS. NJ. COW, Clerk.
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90 70 the Beat.

Go to to the Bryant Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get a thorough practical
business education, or TO become a good
sound telegraph operator, For circulars ad-
dress enclosing stamps the Bryant 4 STRAIT.
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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At Newburger,s.

A lot Of fashionable Hats JUS, received
on consignment from an eastern house, to
be sold very low Great reductions on Mil.
lnery Goods, Dress Goods, CIoakngs, &c,
at NEwBuRGERs
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Stocks and 1IoneV.

TolegrsPhed to the ARsus.
Gold 1851; Coupons of 81 LIZA; 5-20's
first LIB do second l,09s DO third Ill;
new l,OS3; do '67 I,Os4 do 68 I,o9j lO-4O's
l0Ss.
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odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, |. 0. 0. f.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle SITS, at y o'clock Pm
10. LuSpBLAD, N. G.
j. FRANK CONWAY, K. s.
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Chicago market.
Tslesrsphed to the ARsVs.

Teegrsphed to the ARsEs.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.
Flour dull, unchanged, Wheat steady at /,
l5!. Corn, new jsI Bid oats firm at 503al.-
Rye, sales of No at l,l6a4 Barley firmcr a
l,sOA2. Pork closed a little weaker at 30 81
cash. Lard steady at 20l. Cut meats quiet, in.
active, held firm. Dressed hogs very dull clos.
ing weak. Small lots of light sold at M
Choice heavy sold OF l5a4.
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LIVE STOCK.
UyIov STocK YAnDs. Feb. 4.

NNIVN oTUUN lANUsl IVD' y
Cattle quiet unchanged. Receipts 244. Sales
2O2 butchers at 4aj!, light to good choice ship
ping whole range 5,62a7, 81. Hogs active, shade
frmer. Receipts 25,G9 Sales 1891 at lO,9jal2
fair to extra choice packiag and shipping.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
BridRa Traina-

FIFTEEN CENTS a line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
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Until further notice, trains will run between
Davenport and Rock Island, as follows:
LEIEE nLNLNn-ur 1890 No.. - 49,
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS

WM. +. CHANDLER, Washington. d. c.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

!. X. BARNES, surgoon-General U. 5. A.
Washington.
p. J. HORWITz, Chief Medical DopartmsB
L. $. ~, Washington.
b. W. BLISS, VI. D., Washington.
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GENERAL AGENTS or TIE COM
PANS.

JAY COOKE & CO.. New York. for New York
State and Northern New Jersey.
Il. W. CLARK co., for Pennsylvania and
Southern Now jersey
JAY COOKE q CO., Washington, D. c., for
Mary land, Delaware, Virginia, District Co.
Iumbia, and West Virginia.
J. A. ELLIS Co., Chicago, H., for Illinois,
Wisconsin and Iowa.
HON. STEPHEN MILLER, st. Paul, for Min
nesuta.
septl deOdyBm
, 1869-04-24
THE A7AEkF0M SOCIETY.
Eighth Anniversary Held Inst Even.
anE-OFntionp, Debates, Music
mud General Enjoy
Hncut.

The eighth anniversary Of the Atnennum Society
was held last evening In the chapel Of the UNI
se1sl1y OF Chicago. The occasion WIS one which
ocerly interested large circA AMI the attendance
orc" together good audience. The halls ca
pacty Was tullE tested, every seat beluR oiled aud
"ca1cely standing room left for lase arrivals
The exercises commenced with prayer delir-
cred nJ Rev. ]. d Thompson- pastor Of tho Wa
bash Avenue Methodist Church, after which there
"ns vocal and instrumental music.
dent Of the association, then delivered the ntr,-
ductory, In which he described tho foundation and
explained the objects Of the AthenEum, and ex-
pressed bis qualification at seeing 50 large ah at
NEXT in the order Of exercises was an oratioa by
INK x hiddls Esq Of Shlsago the Subject q
memory OF great men known 10 history. The
cnort was M excellent one, and received the
Tbs r!ano and quaIteste Was then brought Into
reputation, and rendered Far, far aWBy," In =
bewitchinR manner. for which they were eaeo1sd.
ae ae pS5soper ras eact. s
mort beneficial influence upon society than tho
osasot or :" " Il greckenrdge, ESD: Of Lafayette,
ESD, Of the same place, the negative. the arHu:
nents were goof but differed from what has al-
ready becn heard and read on the matter only In
delivery. which was also good.
Mr. Wilson Whitney, OF Rockford, ILL.,, followed
WIN "Condfmens - very amusing ceilcction Of
laconies and "h!ts upon the times and things In
kSAC!as Which, uItW 10TH CQu51HEfADie laughter
An ilnpIomptu debate upon the question as to
whether tho Cn!ted States should recognize the
Revolutionary Government OF Cuba wns entered
into by alcSRIh James Springer and C. i. Baker,
Of Chicago, Affirmative and negative respectively,
IN which 10th did the subject full justice.
The exercises closed with an orauon by ].
]. llcsHck. Esq, Of Hyde PurK, on "Soclal
Science, In which he displayed xrrat ceatnesi Of
argument nn,l considerable sknL
The occasion Throughout Was Of an exceedingly
Interesting nhd instructive character, NIL MI
present crlnCed high APPRECIATION Thereof.
, 1869-04-24

this city, an incident occurred which needs to be
made into history. One Indy haul procured her
n1led into a latEc nn.i capae!ous bottle brought
BY her to church for Its reception, and
had made her way forward immsdately
to enter upon her personal dero,tons He
canse Of the crowd she could not knecl,
and SO quietly offered up her prayers in = e.and,
Of her At arms lsupth the sacred iauii In is
homely vessel Of household aso. Meanwhile npon
the aide OF inc botte during her private soieIna-
~ tne enectators were permitted 10 rca ln large
aud luminous lettess, 'BOURp0N WIIskET.''
Maaam bad forgotten to remove the label, and tkc
eaecl oI tnls announcement WIS moro provocative
OF pFo{4na than sacred trsptrattonE
, 1869-04-24

From and after Monday, April esth, three ex-
prcss trains will leave Chicago for Buffalo daily,
Sundays e2cepted,, as follows: 500 3 m, day
express; 5:15 p. m, Pacific express: 300 r. NJ,
night express. Particular attention II called to
the lact lint there Is no transfer Of passengers
taRVaEe hy this line, as all these trains through
to buffalo without change. The aforementioned
trains make close connections at Cleveland with
Eric railroad, and ut HuI1nlo with New York Cen
tral i Erie Railways, for New York. Boston, null
all points In New York aud New England Ac-
commolanon train lcsrcs Chicago at 4:l3 4. NJ,
stopping ut nil way stations between Chicago aus,
Toledo. Al trains stop at T1e1ty- second street
Stauun to take and land passengers,
, 1869-04-24
ST. GEORGES DAY.
Services In tho Cathedral of
saints Peter and Paul.



Yesterday Was the anulycraary ,tay OF the natrou
saint OF Enolan1 81 C,cor1, M .na ,al,s nn,,
o,cd r tho .nsc,, so,.tses =" -, NY
o. teofRc : benevolent Association, at the Cathe-
drnl Church OF Saints Peter mud PauL
These services commenced In tho crow1cd
church at &c O'Clock M The opening sentence. we're
teaa " INC Aes- Il. =. street, and the general
confession by Canon Knowles while absoluttou
lessons ,ycre nIso rcaS hv ~, 1,ax ~. So.
1,ta sc-rtco w. r,h 49, ~ NV. 'it' oteeet-
by Mr. w. F. wh,tenousc. thu ratno,,,,i or,.a,,s,
md Tho conc,na,no rn-.,a, -, = .sasanS, 'tsaa.sl,
ns. !. so.an1fy; !, y, CoStas tramphal march, from
C..at C.at'ot' W nj. y. Clts"olu osganlst Of Unity
eHI,ea: The I,,,,, ,,n,,, ~ ,,o,.. ,,,..n
ca ne oscan, oaiis nS AessFa Pitcher Hrothers, ol
sas Snisaso ~ oae o. tascc manuals, two octayes Of
peaals' am thEtJ.t"o stops Or registers; aah In
poWsr ., "a sarSt n an r. swees1eas Of tone rank.
eeslnE " tne me old choral music which Is fast
mnnng its way eacR INTO the church to the cxcl'
a,on ot inc MHhler compositions Q! tho 'lay. In
arnssa!ance tho organ ia imposing and Rtana, ana.
,;th mMh its ncasy noiycl.romcd front, vel accord.
VIII Viii me Iastelai uscofatons q tne cathedral
a Hn "ta"fase screen ntei gothc Which, In
thc 1nwrr ,sr11on sanGs irt ~ 'ae oa1an case
iclng ae 10 sIi,c lawn Int iMto II t w1a.saI III:
,nlI unltnE hs s1}g!u,nE enaps! With s's Church M
IiS nI,. ,',,, 'otn w. srennou.nnA tos a.yera'
=" IT, III! Npsrs iI!shr tce' "as @tso eonatr"ct-
ny rayc,A ,,a, Wefs ,t't9nea y the KSv canon
.r, 10 ~ a.'. s ,tG NJ Ma mMGt. luz cnnf.i'
IT,, 1,s, ns 1r .,s,,, pa'if; H. anG sa,nn ~
Ir, 80 was - nrsc,'t ,', tn"t -, t; @ c tas"
~ 80 VIZ P;tsca', nht took io nElFc llt1t,
..t n.I.s III s1na, "i!GA !nlaomei lAe cFss OF
synrs n snt W n, i1 tls9r p.! o. l3s ~ e,
He!h,tfh o4 the hoclctJ.
~. ~ t''etn M ~ welcome, ani }olnGd win them IN
, 1869-04-24
CRIME.


Louisville, April ga fatal shooting atfeay
took place at o'clack ihls evening, IN IL gambling
named Joseph Croltun ,ln,i lien. Miller /. np.
Pears that CtoX10n entered the room IN state Of
lntn1icatt"u, and approaching Miller, who w4s
sitting hear a tal,le, drew j revolver ant nred
ing effect in the shoulder. Violent scute then
ensuctl. Miller. tu,iratnrtng tn savc himself .y
sbois wch uV.d M fafsl an Wtr nn;2a
Eroxiun and Miller had i4en Intimate friends, hut
lately some misunderstanding had taken place be-
tween them, Whirh finally endeA in the shocking
manner described.
, 1869-04-24
WEST INDIES,

A43A4 &lNA NEW ~ AN "A Z CC4-
lnE-1'Ae Cuban Izss1srEcction-
Manifesto from Native Cub;Ans
C0ulc1saninE the Acts of tho Kcro.
tutf0ufAtB.
HAVANA, April a2-Fort an Prince alyfces o|
the I'd state that the commander Of the British
steamer Doris demanded SATISFACTION for the
searching Of the nla1ls- Lie found that two Uay-
ticn ar steamers were going Oh IN Important
mlseion. and allrlonishcn the Captain and SanaEe.
The latter ahiectl artIesizes and the commander
was una! recoucileti, but stated tha: this is the
ixst time thnt apologies MIL be accepted The
Custom Houses were closed. Provisions arc held
1t cxpThttant rates, ....
The memorial Of Boston merchants against
Minister IoliIs1eT hal allr1ned S1Ihaye-
The insurgents In the .1acuel District have taken
three towns, and ~, FIcos have bcen Killed,
Ilany Eurscnderlng. Five THOUSAND reyo!uttoaists
surround Goualycs.
NEW Yo1.K, April e2-St. Domingo advices Of
rf The 18th state that General Caora has given al
lesIon to the l2sez tiortrrfnent Tie wiluie pup~
u'ation, including President Barz. favor aaucxa.
;lnn 10 The United States
HAVANA, April 1--Ihe government at Madrid
las ordered the proceed. ut the property Of dis
loyal parties con.lscaiesl IN Cuba, TO be APPLIED to
detray the EXPENSES Of tn" mar.
4 manifesto il published In the G1set1, signed hy
: large number u na.tyc Cn!,an5 and influential
anil wealthy planters and other Residents oI thu
jurisdiction of Nilta clara, offering their personal
services and property to lsstst the government IN
of thc reynlutioulsts in the strongest terms
Tie Havana Gs.ser1lnlent dlsappru.es OF the
Proposed fusion OF The Bahia and Havana Railroad
Companies.
The coutt-nlartial IL nnw cnEaged In trying the
Casts 81 lans4s aud Mene.
, 1869-04-24

Important to Patent Right Dealers.
In accordance With an act passed by the Legts1a-
tqrc, persons selling, bafterlng OF trading patent
Clerk and make an affidavit, and have their letters
patent, OF copy thereof, recorded, un.ler penalty
Vi heavy flnc for noncompliance. The net also
sfter It's rassage will be null and void, unless the
provisions Of the Inv are complied with. Patent
right dealers arc Obliged to exhibit the certirae
OF the County Clerk tliat theE have compliel with
the law, to an5 person GU deiuahl
, 1869-04-24
EXECUTIVE PATRONAGE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81
An Official hst Of Executive territorial AMI for
ttrn nominations. sent tu the Senate +nce the 9Th
oi March last, 'assitr. by States has heei, pre.
3as.a up to yesterday, froin which The following
acknowledgements Of New Mexico anu Auditor
0' :ane@sssivts4 III aseass:s; III; Of Arizona one
AItans0s-bae9il Minister Resident uni one Con-
faliif,r4aa--Thrce Consuis, three
- ehsoFads-Ohc storeruor, uue Consul, and q Sec
- retssJ VI that Territory. three.
o1Wyonins and three ConsaIs i've.
n.'rlet = c.f',ntia ia-.HomtnIsalouer OF Indian
AHA!f, Maisnnl 81 the Dsirtrt VI Columbia aud
I1isSare-Sintster Res..,cnt, one.
nsssn! 'op H':'s5s va saa
Second AFsls1ant Postmaster General, twelve
su1.esor Gcnersi and thrre Consns TX oo's'''''
fopu-Nnistcr Resident, three con.uls Secre-
tnTy Of Daeotah, E1anincr-ln-Chisf Of the Patent
Ear<1x-Consn!s, TWO. .- .....-...
ktntueky-comutssicnc on tho part Of the
Tinted States under the convention with Mexico,
Lsri*ione- Minister Resident and Consul, ono.
lHdfft-E0dFuiE I've.
Harylana- Minister Resident, Postmaster Cen
Ms.aaehus<',4-Attorney General, Secretary OF
iie 7feasus5t Minister 10 England two Consula,
Nie1senn-Two Minister Resident and three
Xinnesota-Nlnlstcr Resident and three Con-
Aissott1-Min!ster rcnlpo,en.lasy, two cousuls,
Mont6nd-Seerctary OF the Territory, one
General one
- tercda-M1nisteT, Governor, Consul Secretary
:: ~pf the Te1Tttory, four.
.Stu Han pshire-Consnls, TWO.
' !s7u Jtr*eu-Cnneuls, three ....
Mr. 1'ork-secretSly and Assistant Secretary Of
~s.Ssstc, Cousul General Surveyor General, Minister
Extraordinary, twelve Consu1s, Commissioner Of
Patents. eighteen.
4trfh Curolit4a-Consnls, two.
bAt-Sccrctary OF tho interior Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue, Secretary Of Washington
Territory, TWO Governors fxo Ministers Resident
, 1869-04-24

The unofficial opening Of Smith + odlin's oystcr
house, confectionery md restaurant, No. ~ Clark
sfZcct, yesterday, was one Of the events OF the
season. Tonight these gentlemen will receive
their friends nnA the public generally, officially,
ms being the occasion Of their inauguration as
caterers 70 the city Of Chicago Such display OF
| thelr "show wtndow'' yesterday has never lecn
| surpassed outside OF New York. Attend the In
auE1rll!Qu this eYcuIuV.
, 1869-04-24

PORT CoLnoRHE, Canada, April a3--Thc propel-
lers City Of Toledo, Cleveland Akron, and Prairie
state arrived here at noon to-day. They rcpart
coming through ten miles Of Ice sIuce YESTERDAY
morning. TTppcers City Of Concord and Do
minlon. bound out, hare passed through the :cc
and sailed. large fleet OF vessels Il here waiting
for northern wind.
The break In tho ernhankment at Dunnyille will
mt affect the Nellanlf Canal,
, 1869-04-24
The Aritator.

THIS paper, published 1n behalf OF woman's In
forests, Ii receiving tho highest praise, This Is
What the n. Z. Indt,rndent says: ''0f all tho
Champions Of her se1, there Is harlIt one more
pAlile than Mrs LHcrmore Of setting the CAUSE be-
fore the public in Its true Light. The i oi,1tor,
der her management cannot fail to commend It.
self and the cause 1t advocates to all right-thuk-
Ing pctsons. We wish 1t abundant success"
, 1869-04-24
DETROIT.

Murder TFtnl-11nFfnr Ut4n&&cr-The
JNdicin1 Election III tf,e 111aEjljI1lsc
District.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DErAntT, April "a
The trial OF o. s. chIsom, for the nur,iur OF the
ran Arden family by burning the Mill ut Nellc
River, Ontario, last August, commenced In Sand
wIch to-day anil will continue twu or three dayAv
Ihc schooner II, :. Lyons, owned at lilack
River, Is ashore bear har Point IN this river hav-
lug on cargo OF coal for Richardson L Co., Cul-
t.tGa, She Is probably eeE7uutl1 damaged
Mackinac new. rent!ers crrtl!u the Reelection
q Judge GooiHin in that circuit.
, 1869-04-24

NEW Gg[TFNAH
NEW 0nIlAKS. April l91QoTroN-Rtertpta TO day.
Leg haiea: fnr the xeck-Inee, 16hs; net. ad1a tk-
p'sts Today. As3l; for the wrk-so Avc1c.ol ios.3:
cnntntnt l: eoAst*i-r, 1Hl; stock 2aGs sales t'.-
d!inFr. sstc II
=, MoSET1nT,-Gosd; lsH. Sterling exchange, l4i'4
Hrw York right aata4 pfr1ut1t1l ..-7
~, ,GhocxhiEs-suSs1 anll; c'.nmon. aalo>fc: prime.
e.sl. Mshk.nEIrIfH; Flour du: suErrnpn SD; double
hT1 atSHAs2c. Hfsn, A1Sn.
tA1--PTsmt. f2Ap0
,tiInsIs!oxs tis7n~r. netins e32kn Baron firm
@.nHc @A "N"' ''e'ee' Aealse; &cS i*'S
, 1869-04-24

Br REFERENCE TO THE TiME-TAB1E Ia to-dsy's
rnrcr. It will he seen that a, utter tomorrow,
the trains on the iocI 1slnntt t Pacific Itpad will
sase Ha aan a.f1se as ioloTa: pHpArtares-nay
T. In.; Night Express, ~ n. m. Arr1yalB-DlY
ExprtKs. :.H H. IN Accommodation, 9:49 n H. !;
NfElt EXftfrHH. In 4. Ill.
, 1869-04-24
Sp.tIt1.
{F9A5t1A
DEBATE IN TIE COnTES uH THE Nj

SQ19hs
DEBATE IN TIE c0nIEs IN TIE SEw cnSEr1TrloS.
NADN,p, April II.
During tho debate on the constitution, lu the
Coftrs. the amendment for q ceusnrshtp uf the
press was rejected. Tie article guaranteeing Ill.,
IN! q! thc Frcs freedom ot meeting, usss,ctation
Ant! rettion, was n1uptcL It Is expected that the
tiut!rs on cotton mud cual Will 1t u,a,lI,lr,!
, 1869-04-24
LOUISVILLE.

KILLED by tho CavSne In OF I'M Emu
bnnkzncnh Five Children Pois-
0ncds
LOUISVILLE. April sa.-Tra workmen en-
ploxed at the Cement mill teloE .Jetlc1sonville,
"iuie digging ditch, were buried by the caying
in cf ai ciutank1ueit. ullc of the party w2s ii.
stantlt Killed and the other tatiiy lniaretL
IN sundag last, Eve children, belonging to the
families Of Jasnes ctpswcll and John Walnscott,
living near GEatz, ky., were poisoned while eating
Will carrot. Tht eon ri Nj. Wainscoit, aged Ie,
sst'f utter having some forty commissions Thr,
remaining 1onr, NT- Creswell's children, arc still
I've Though in a critical condition.
, 1869-04-24

NEW ORLEANS, april aa-The revenue o!lcer
have released all the Hhiskey seized on We,lnes
day, but will continue the investigation On sus
peeled Irregularities.
The jury today acquitted Auditor Wtcklinc OF
the first indictment Tor e1turtiou. Nine other in
d}ctments remain TO be tried.
, 1869-04-24

PHILADELPHIA, Arrll aa-The s:itn Registered
lnnds rcra.ertd lty tile officers of 1c beneficial
Savings Fund We're returned hy express They
are supposed to have fcen returned because they
we're Rseless to the fhleFes Bho still remain uu-
mules1cd
, 1869-04-24

WEszgl FIRE, whn Is u Bfnowhat 4.!lartlatct,
nprcitncn Of humanity WIS found III possession ol
Long 4 SchaeTtlti'a coal oIcc, on thc Surth
ltruMcl.. Inst night lie claims thut hr sought thu
iaGs f11 n'xhts 1 axaxi t ps W.T.
thu ll4run Street StutlHF.
, 1869-04-24

The Tribune at Evanston.
Residents at Evanston Nil, be pleased to learn
TINT, by recent arrangement, they may receive
THE SUNDAY TR1HrSE carly on every Sunaay
morning. At the hands Of the News Agent on the
Chicago i Milwaukee Railroad.
, 1869-04-24

NASHVILLE. April 2a-Ex-Pres!dcnt johnson
was announced to speak to-day at Pulaski, and
at Columbia Tomorrow. At Athens, !Ala-, he re-
ct!ved intelligence OF the death Of hts son. Colonel
Robert johnson, and hastenetl homeWard, passing
through Nashville this afternoon.
, 1869-04-24

iue. April = IS The rv. Jndson Tic brides father.
At. Orlando IL Palnrr. Of South Bend. Ind, to Miss
Ella {. +Judson, Of the former place.
SM1TH-WATSON-In the Congregational Church.
& Ld. ~ Aprs = BY ths Ret & !. Ws,:on. # shs
Chicago. Rev. j. L. Smith. psenr # the Evansellcal
Lutheran Church. Erie, Pa ta Mas Lizzie G. Watsou
daughter Of TIT. Officiating clergyman.
, 1869-04-24
Prussia,

1ERLIs, Apr1l o.
LII tho frussinn Diet, yesterday, Count iststnark
opposed IN appropriation fur publication ol the
Official bf1e books. hut conHenscd 10 lay tho public
documents before the Diet II members tnsts,ed on
seeing them.
, 1869-04-24

A1nAfT, April 2a-1n the State Senate today
the broadway 6urfaee Railroad bill was postponed
I'LL the &th Of July.
, 1869-04-24
F0FrfHn Market

HV3VIH0 11nFkCfN.
sa. ~,o.., s,r, FRAxKron1. April q
uo,... .,..,r -,, PARIS. April .
H&rnE. Ami ss-Evcniur.
Gotten mhtkct closed fF"r. rth .us fl,s atj 10 \,
Ii&n Low triddnks tn AT!vt, lksX 'f' ~ ~ ~
, 1869-04-24

ESe1a fAt Cincinnati CArpneIk
On the day preceding Easter Sunday, when tho
good Cuthuucs were thsongtDg certain church IL
, 1869-04-24

r1r7sBrn6H. Assll n|s;9dr rc.r,lrum eon.snur.
offered and sakcd: scllrr1' option My .! June Uctc
ht1tc. but no fMyrrz Refined weak. With dow ar
Tendency sales 4p bs April axe: tuturu dcrcrlet
unchanged.
, 1869-04-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Wfs1se IN More Common or Distress
Ing than IL Bilious Attack Who IL mt familiar
ncrtss the Stomach and Chest Low ap!ritA, Hest
lessnrss, Gloom!nesA of Mind, Weakness, .I,u!
!rn,lacie, Dirty, Greasy Appearance Of tt.t S&n
Yellow TlaUc or the Whltc 0f the EEea, Lt,ss oi
Appetite, ausl Costtvcncss, Few, Indeed, Of the
l,re ordinary Ills 0f !Ife arc nlHre widely pEcya
lent thAn than these bilious Disorders, and get
itry 1nA> reality be got ril Of by nslng Dr. Jayne
sasluttve Pills by whose operation tic Liver Will
be rapidly restored to healthy aclon, the vittatcd
sefrctl0nA Ut the stomach changed, n Casttrentsa
Renewed, and the whole system assisted In recoy.
GrNK It's n0E112l condition. Sold ly al p[u1glst4
, 1869-04-24
lIMe*lsl. .

OrESfAG OF SAv1dATloS.
ST. FETE:r*RrEG, April ~
Tho ice In The Scva Ia breaking up. Navigation
utl soou be oyoucti.
, 1869-04-24

The Rcst Il nd OriR3nu1 Tonic Of 1rons
Phosphorus, AMI CaliSlya, known "a Caswcll
Hark. The Iron restores color to the hooI, the
Phosphorus rencwS waste OF the nerve tissue, and
ne Ca'sa!a gives natural heaehtui to tone M TO- the
rious forms, wRkcfuness, general debility and de-
preston Of Spirits Manufactured only hJ Cas-
we'll, Hazard i Co., New YORK. Sold by all drug
ryidf
, 1869-04-24
MARRIED.

Paper HnnginEs md Window
shades latest s1y1es Palnts oils glas3 and brush
es. at f. E, Iugbr's, 50 Randolph street
, 1869-04-24

Na.hvilIr CoGkon MARKET.
NA1HST1IE. ArrA E--Oottun quct: low tn{Jdltuf
41c: Goo4 ordinary, Ac
, 1869-04-24

a PHI In tho Stomach Is Dangerous
au,! absurd Dr. Wolcoit condemns even cnt-n!p
tea for It brings on na1asrnns and has sent millions
to fhe grave. His Pnin Paint tested free ut $50
South CLARK street. Chicago