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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03
NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

ROCK ISLAND CouNTY, '''
IN the County Court Of tho July Term A. D.
/ 1869, Mary }. Day, AdmiuistrstrX of tho
estate Of Kendall Willis, deceased We. Secily
Willis, George W. Willis, James Willis, Maria
Willis, Petor Maak, aud the partners DC. Of the
firm known At BGuder h Brother. To the said
Dauicr 4 Brother.
Notice is hereby given that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said Court, and that sum
mons has been issued against you therein, re,
turnable on the frat day Of the JAY Term, A.
D. 1869, of said Court, to be holden at the Office
Of the County Clerk, in tho City Of Rock Island,
in said county, Oh tine 4.
THIRD MONDAY OF JULY, A. b. 1869,
nd that the doscri ption Of the premises deScrib-
in said petition Is as follows;
ed Ten acros from the southwest corner Of the
west half of the south west quarter Of section
number two a. in township number seventeen
O7), north range one west Of the fourth prlnci-
pal meridian now known and found As.
SCISSORS books a. out lot seven (7), in said sec
ton, township and range, situated in the county
and state Of Illinois,
Of Rock Island JAMES NJ. BEARDSLEY,
Clerk of the said Court.
ii. G. OoNNELLY,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
jun5dlaw3t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

The subscribers, hsying purchased the Mil
Property and Lumber Yard of P. skinner d
Son, situated in the east 'eAd Of town, opposite
the Atlantic Brewery, are nov prepared TO fur
nish everything usually manufactured at n first
GLASS VI ill., at the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

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A TEETH PRESERVING TREE. This name
is fairly due to the Soap Tree OF the CHILEAN
Cordilleras, the bark of which conters on the
world renowned SozoDoNT its purifying quail.
tiles. SozoDoNT is the only dentrifce in
which this rare and invaluable vegetable an.
tiseptic has ever been Incorporated. je2s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03

THIS rev and oommodious house, located
Il corner Of Broadway and Forty Second St.
possesses advantages over all other houses for
the accommodation Of its guests. 1t was built
expressly for fret class Family Boarding
House--.he rooms being ls7ge and en- suit, heat
ed by steam-with hot and cold water, and fur
nished second to nonej while the culinary de-
psrtmcpt is in the most experienced hands
nfording guests an unequaled table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also
among the "modern improvements" and at the
service Of guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Oars
pass the door every four minutes, running from
the City Hall to Central Park while the Sixth
and Seventh Avenue Lines are but a short block
on either side, aifording ample facilities for com
municating with all the Depots, Steamboat
Landings, places Of Amusement and Bust meas OF
the great metropolis.
MORE & H0LLEY,
mch23d6m. Proprieors.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03
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Its effects are gradual, natural and per-
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1t removes Richness, Botches, and Pimples
cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and
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The Magnolia Balm makes the SKIN
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-03
Farm for Sale.

~ ga AAA AVA
rT,HR subscriber offers for sale by private saie'
l. his farm of one hundred and twenty scfes'
situated in Coal Valley township, about three
miles south of Coal Valley village on the Coa'
Valley and Berlin road. Tho farm 10 under
high state Of cultivation, being fenced Oh lh'V
convenient fields well watered with springs ana
wells, also large eistern. On the premises Is
large and eommodious brick dwelling house
large and thrifty orchard of the very choicest va
retes of good bearing apple, pear, plum and
cherry trees, as well as the smaller fruits shrub.
berry and shade trees the necessary out build
ngs, sheds. yards, and pasture lots Part Of the
farm b, seeded down to tame grass.
As the Subscribers brother also offers the ad.
ioiniug farm of one hundred and twentv acres for
sale, any person desiring can purchase both. The
location is desirable, convenient to churches and
schools. The purchaser viii be required to pay
one half the purchase money down, the balance
on terms as may be agreed upon.
! Ipouiye ON the premises, or by mail 10 the sub.
scriber through the Coal Valley post Office, Rock
Island county, Illinois. a. .zgaI.l'.
| JOHN DOMAIN.
I CeL Valley, ILL., Jslyss, dw%w.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-By cable IL is an
nounced that a majority Of the French Catholic
Bishops, led by Bishop Dupanloup, of Orleans
and a number of the other German Bishops
have refused to accept the doctrine of the infal-
ibility of the Pope. The Spanish Minister OF
State yesterday declared in the Cortes thai
Spain would resist the DEGREES of the Ecumen-
cial Council If they wore against the interests OF
the nation. Many cities In France were illumi-
mated Wednesday night I'm honor Of the opening
OF the Ecumenical Council. In MarseIlles aboui
900 men made violent demonstrations against
the illumination. Sixty arrests were made and
the mob dispersed.
Rochefort made a bitter and offensive speech
in the French Corps yesterday, creating much
disorder and calling forth storms Of dissent from
the majority.
The Order Of st. George has been conferred
upon the King Of Prussia by the Gar. in token
Of the friendship existing between them.
the ultimatum Of the Sultan and all its condi-
tiOns
Evening star., 1869-12-10

@Fair Haven, Connecticut, is TO have n fac
tory to manufacture paper pulp from potato
vines.
@A Nevada ranchman proposes 10 herd
two millions hens and supply all the East with
eggs.
n6A st. Louis reporters authority for the
statement that Mrs. DIR. Walker creates the wayy
appearance Of her hair with earling irons.
~Mr. b. Haywood, whose wife was drowned
al Oakland, Cal, by the fall OF ferry gangway
has sued the ferry company for Sl25,ooo dam
ages.
~A Southern paper announces that nothing
but red neckties are now worn," which must be
a rather cool cUetume foI this season, even at the
South.
n0Mrs. Lincoln has returned 70 Frankfort
for the winter. 1t seems there Is not word Of
truth in the story Of her intended marriage with
German baron. She is living in retirement.
~A paper fibre company, In Norfolk, Va.
are TO give 415,0oo for . paper mill at Fred
on large scale,
Evening star., 1869-12-10

SUSAN ANTHONY AS A BABY TENDER.-In
spite OF her peculiarities, Susan has much that
Is womanly in her nature, as a little incident on
the cars the other day will show. Filling up
whole seat with her boxes, bundles, and herself
sat little German woman. In her arms she
heId very small, very red, and very disagreea-
PIE baby. By-and-by the train stopped, and the
little woman took up her basket and proceeded
forth in search Of something to eat. But what
to do with that uncomfortable baby? She laid
it out nicely on a pile of shawls, and then gazed
attentively at the people around her. Her
glance paused on the pretty little mother from
California, wandered to the gentle June lily, to
the literary young lady, to the kind, matronly
Quaker from Brooklyn, to the small persons I'm.
the sailor hat. But it alighted finally on Susan
with foregone fatality, and this remarkable
woman said to her, MADAME, win you look
after my baby minute?" and trotted out of
the car instanter. But Susan was in no whit
daunted. She watched over that scarlet and
altogether awful baby, through attentive specta-
cles; she chirrupped to it like professor of the
art, and poked it under the chin with consum-
mate ability. SO agreeable was she, in fact,
that when its mother reaPpeared, the misera-
bic atom kicked and yelled for its playful guar
dian. o.
Evening star., 1869-12-10
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The Markets To-Day.

EetesuP"eo E1dLssreIy 70 The Euentnq Star.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1O.-Cotton firm and Domi-
naliy at 25 Flour steady and fairly active, and
prices unchanged. Wheat steady for prime
samples; prime to choice red, 81 .35asI 40 Corn
acuve; white, s5a9oc; yellow SSa92c. Oats active
at 55a5Sc. Rye dull at slasI.O5. Pork ouiet at
s32asSS. Bacon quiet-rib sides, lsx aisc; clear
DO, l9&a2l. Lard quiet at 19c. Whisky fair
business at sl!o3 as103k. Stock scarce.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 10.-Va. 6's, old, AK bid.
new, 25 bid. ''""s'
NEW YORK, Dec. 10-Stocks firm. Money
Per cent. Exchange, long, sk; short, 81.
Gold 221. 5-20's, is. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon.
isH; new, 52 North Carolina 6's, old, A., new,
2sR.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-Flour 5alO cents lower
Wheat la2 cents lower. Corn quiet and firm.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

DRY GooDs.-The most noticeable occurrences
in the dry goods market during the past week
have been the breakdown i'm most descriptions
Of foreign fabrics, but particularly in dress
goods and velvets. In some cases the marking
down OF prices has been fun thirty per cent
The auction rooms haveeeen well supplied with
the remains of broken invoices; but prices have
ruled very low. In domestic cotton goods the
important Changes % since % our are ,ast Sn0ns rs any
The transactions in brown sheetings and
shirtings have been on q very restricted scale
There Is but little inquiry for bleached shirtngs
and sheetings, but prices are steadily maintain
ed. Cotton fannels are in pretty good demand
for the time Of year, and prices are steady.
Printing cloths In the gray are without anima-
ton; there are no speculative transactions. and
the sales are on q moderate scale for immesiiafe
use at the mills. Very little is done i'm prints.
Prices have been reduced about x cent 4 ward
but without having the effect Of Inducing heavy
purchaser. Prudent merchants win not be
tempted to lay in q heavier stock of goods than
their business win justify by a small reduction
of prices--N Y. Independe.t.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

PAUL GERARD AND THE PRETTY OcroIoON-
ARE THEY LEGALLY MARRIED The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Pos
says:
The marriage or Mr.. Paul Gerard, q
brother-in-law of the Portuguese Minister. te
Miss Wormley, an Octoroon girl, on Tuesda,
last is not, it seems, considered legal under ths
French law, the groom being at the present time
a French citizen. Under the laws of France nc
person can marry without the consent of the pa
rents, if these be living, or. if this be refused
legal notice must be served on them announc,
ing the determination to marry without such
consent. In the present instance Mr.. Gerard's
having neglected to serve the proper legal no
tice upon them, in accordance with the law, his
marriage is not considered legal by the French
legation herev
Evening star., 1869-12-10

NATIONAL BASE BALL CoxvKNrroS-Thi.
body, which met at Boston on "Wednesday,
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year-PIesident, A. n. Bush; First Vice Presi.
dent, J. h. Westervelt, of New Jersey; second
Vice President, L. p. Fuller, Of Missouri; Re
cording Secretary, c. 4, Coon, Of ID. c., Cores
gonding Secretary, A. L. Goshone, of Ohio;
Treasurer, w. A. Conant, Of New York. The
amended Com ttution was taken up by sections
and passed. The most noticeable Alterations
were one fixing the last "Wednesday Of Novem-
Der for the annual meeting of the Association,
and another fixing the sum Of fifty cents as the
annual dues from each Club belonging to the
Association. The rules and regulations with
proposed amendments were taken up. The
principal amendments adopted were as follows
Giving the umpire permission to call the striker,
In the same manner as in the calling Of balls
without giving warning; in case Of an equal
number Of runs between two Clubs In a game
and where one refuses to c0ntinueit, giving the
other tClub the game with a score Of nine to
nothing; striking out the section which makes a
distinction between amateur and professional
Clubs.
Evening star., 1869-12-10
ANOTHER PENNsYLv
4

ANOTHER PENNSYLVANIA HoRRoR-An aged
Couple Murdered, AT four O'Clock Monday morn
ing, in the village of Greenvile, PENNSYLVANIA,
an aged couple named Vandusen were found
murdered, and their hitherto peaceful home
burned to ashes, with their bodies in it. They
were known to have large amount of gold on
their premises, some twenty-five or thirty thou
sand dollars, and the universal belief of the
neighbors is that they were robbed, muir
dered, and the house then set on fire to
conceal the crime. When the fire had done
its worst the body of Mrs. vandusen was
found still in bed, though then in the
cellar - that Of her husband in the hall.
That they should have been separated in this
manner, at such time, seems strange. More
over, the neigbOrs found the back door and back
window open, which proves at once that bur
glars had been in the house. Alarge jack knife,
with the blade open, was also found in the ruins
The bodies were so far consumed as to preclude
the possibility of determining any marks of vio-
lence. On Saturday the old man, frightened,
no doubt, at the decline in gold, was in town
offering to sell off the precious metal, thus iney-
itably advertising his tempting possession-thir-
ty thousand dollars in gold-in q farm house In
quiet coutry town.-Pittsburg Gazette, Dec. 4.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

BUSINESS ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
CANAL.-NavigatiOn on the Chesapeake am
Ohio canal has closed for the year 1869. 1t is
gratifying to know, says the Cumberland Allega-
man, that the boating season Just closed has
been the most successful since the first opening
OF the canal, and encourages the hope that the
most sanguine anticipatiOns of the early friends
OF the great work are to be fully realized at nc
distant day. There were 6OS9 boats dispatched
during the year. carrying 663 491. .OS tons of coal
being an excess of ,556 cargOes and 17S, ,42l 02
tons over last year. Notwithstanding this in
crease (and prOpOrtiOnate if not larger in
crease on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad) we
are assured, says the Alleganian, that a number
OF the mining companies have been unable to
get TO market as much as they desired, and the
demand for semi-bituminOus coal required
should no unforeseen circumstances interpose
to prevent it, the next years business will show
still larger increase.
651 ,6!4A tons were despatched to Georgetown
and Alexandria; 5,071l5to Williamsport; 1886. IA
to Antietam; II to Knoxville; 4,4I6.1z to
other points There were also sent forward 5t6
tons of pig iron, 11105 tons of leather, 352 2s4
feet of lumber, and IL tons of miscellaneous ar
ticles.
Way bills issued to boats in 1869, 6,os9; ditto
1868, 49, increase, $50.
OF the boats despatched from Cumberland
LIS were by the American Company, 65S by
the Borden, ,175 by the Central, 946 by ConsOi-
idatlOn, ZAP by Cumberland Coal and Iron, 273
by Georges Creek, 391 by Hampshire and Balti-
more, 259 by Midlothian, 169 by Maryland, 169
by Savage Mountain, 21 by Cooke Mines, 2l
with gas coal; other cargoes. The tolls levied
OH the boats and cargoes despatched from Cum
berland amounted to S31s, I14.3s, OF which S3O1,-
1894 were collected at Cumberland Off ce and
s1l ,214A at other points. The ascending trade
to Cumberland, embracing flour, grain, fruits
hides, salt, groceries, &c, is also steadily in
oreasing. The tolls upon it collected for the
past wear amount to s2,97s97.
The Board of Directors for Canal Company,
consisting of Josiah Gordon, President; Nelson
Poe, VIM. Thompson of r., Jacob Grove, Dan'l
Biser, Jas. Coudy, and A. p. German, met i'm
keT he comnesed to st unti n ErdaH more ord ,na
to complete the business before them. Among
the proceedings of Wednesday they passed all
the amounts for the several divisions and en-
powered Paymaster WALES to liquidate them
and for this purpose he left for Cumberland.
Evening star., 1869-12-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

NOTICING have again 70 request those who
purchase THE STAR from dealers and newsboys
tore fuse top pay more for it than THREE CENTS
per copy. 1t is furnished to them at cost
which affords an ample profit at that price,
and with the understanding, also, that no more
shall be asked or charged for it, so that those
who pay more merely aid in perpetrating an
imposition upon themselves and fraud spon
the office.
Evening star., 1869-12-10
LOCAL NEWS.


IHh sSHCRENAN CASE.
CRIMINAL COURT, ytsc-e RsAer.-To-.lax th.,
case Of James II. 4. Schureman' inascf.s1 o.
passing counterfeit money, is beng argaesl 10
the jury.
CIRCUIT CoURT, Judge cayGfer.-To-,,av.
in the case OF Weaver ~. Kennedy, a verdict
was rendered for plaintiff. I'm the cases OF
pTakely ~ Fenion aud Coleman ~ Drakely W
Emmett, the pleas we're stricken out and iadc-
ments by default given. Wilson W. Stickney;
verdict for plaintiff. Oehtes vs. Shorter, sub
mitsed and Judgment for plaintiff. wanssali
W. Brown; verdict for defendant. shannon n
Everett ~. Gurncy * Co.; jury out.
TIE BALTIMORE ASD OaIo RAIIRNAD AND
THE CiTy.-Neste rdav an adjourned meeting OF
citizens was held at Mormley's to consider the
pending conflict between the Corporation aud
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad i'm reference 10
the grades OF the streets, al which were present
zen. Michler. who occupied the chair. Col w.
h. Philip. who acted secretary, McsSrs W.
W. Corcorsn, W. h. Todd, III. ID. Cooke, W. W.
Moore and Gen. Humphries with Mr.J. l.. Ran
dolph. Chief Engineer. representing the rail
road and Mr.. VIM. Forsyth. representing the
MAYOR. After free Interchange OF sentiments,
AL except Mr. Randolph sustained the action ~
ne May,r. a resolution was adopted recon-
mending that the course Of the road b. chan ..rd
from amy point outside Of the city limits - ~ 20
connect with the Metropolitan COR Point of
hocksl branch. On an examination of a map of
the ceanty a feasible roate was poiutea ogt anI
Col. Randolph produced a plat Of a survey of
such a connection striking the present WASH
IN ton branch 81 point near Blsdcnsburg che
G. : o. which vii be about Slo0.ooa.
The proposition j. 90 do 10 away With the roal
~ present. i'm the CITY limits. and connesr the
Washington branch with the Poisf of Rocks
hfanch (Which enters the CITY by lst street east.
aud thence by Delaware avenue 20 the present
dct'ot.0 3t point beyond the citV limits: and tho
Point Of Rocks branch being on the grade there
VIII be no further conflicts.
Evening star., 1869-12-10
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The whitest and worst locking hair resumes it,
youthful beauty by its Ii does dye the hair
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Evening star., 1869-12-10

THE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter and
in wrappers ready for the mails, contains Pre-
sident Grants first annual Message and accom-
panying documents; Proceedings of the Ma
tional Labor Convention; the International Ex-
position; the Railroad Meetings; the Trouble of
tragedy in New York; Foreign News; Society
News; Washington News and Gossip; the Courts;
the Working People; Useful Items Of Domestic
Economy; Humorous Sketches; with Depart
mental and Local News; Agricultural and
Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Tele-
graphic Dispatches from all parts of the world.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

BY Baakers' and Brokers' Teleoraph. lame, ~
Gassdacdy, Operator.
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
No stock report. Gold, 1221aI23. in New
York. " -S"
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LONDON, Dec. 10, IL a. m-Consols. for nonev
92k; for account, 92kaH; Bonds, 1862. a.,
1865, S4; 1861, s6K; 10-4O's, 81; Illinois, s9I;
Erie, 20X; Atlantic, 2OI.
Sales estimated 10, 900 bales. Middline JJplands
114i Middling Orleans, II. Receipts for the
week "a 600 bales, Of which 1900 were Ameri-
can. Sales for the week, 81 900 bales of which
5000 were for trade, 10 200 for export, aud 600
for speculation. Stock in port, s19 900 bales, of
which q 900 are American.
Evening star., 1869-12-10
The London Times ON the Alabama
Claims.

fttesrcphed Ero'Hsirely 10 The EreniHg Star.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The Times this morning
has an editorial article ON the Alabama Claims
HE writer hopes the American Government
VIII appoint such men as George William Curtis
and VIM. NJ. Eyarts 90 state the facts and law
OF the case. The Times thinks good results
would certainly follow wise a selection.
Evening star., 1869-12-10
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Evening star., 1869-12-10

IHE 1REAsURER oF THE BOARD OF POLICE
Al the meeting Of the Metropolitan Board OF
Police, held Yesterday, VIM. j. Murtagh, Esq,
resigned the ONCE Of Ire, sur er of the Board Ia
take effect December 3lst. Mr.. Murtagh stated
that ne had intended 70 have resigned several
months since, but that for reasons satisfactory
TO himself he had deferred doing 50 until the
present time. He returned his thanks for the
by the Board, and for the confidence they hal
rePosed in him. IL was only pressure of pri-
vate business which now determined him to
tender his resignation. Mayor Bowen. Presi-
OF the Board, i'm a few well-timed remarks, spoke
IN high terms of the able and satisfactory man
ner in which Mr.. NJ. had discharged the duties
OF his ONCE, and Mr.. NJ. responded in appropri-
alter terms. The resignation was accepted. and
Major DE We're Burr was duly elected TO nil the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Mr.. Mur-
tagh.
Evening star., 1869-12-10

~The Mobile Register says that ssProfes-
sorship Of Positive Philosophy-that is, OF inf
delity--has been established at Harvard Col
lege.'
SCovernor Bullock, of Georgia, has issued
proclamation offering a reward Of ZOO each
for murderers Of leading white Republicans i'm
that State, and announcing that the time has
come when such ouuages must cease.