davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

1t is estimated that there will be a major
ity of 80 against the Irish church bill on its
second reading in the house on lords, which
will Of course defeat it, Notwithstanding it
has been passed through the house Of com.
rnnns hv decided majority.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

The eleventh annual Sabbath School
M Ill no hold IN
Bloomington on the 9Th, 9Th, and 10th Of
June. The people Of Bloomington are
building a wigwam 100 by 100, for the use
of the Convention, and will entertain free
all delegates to the same.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

The Sunday law excitement at Indianap.
oils has about Collapsed. A large number
Of saloons we're open last Sunday-some by
the front, and others by the back entrances.
Most all the cigar shops and all the livery
stables arc following their usual avoca,
a.,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

G. W. Holbrook, Of Chicago, was few
days ago robbed in Dubuque of 81 300 aud
two gold watches. The robber attacked him
in the street aud threw handkerchief sat.
urated with chloroform over his face.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

&. c. Andrews, of Minnesota, has been
commissioned Minister resident at Stock
holm--the position coveted by Carlisle, Of
West Virginia.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

Charles Langston, Of color, Ohio, has
been appointed to the Liberian mission, his
brother, John NJ, having declined the
honor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

The United States depository at Santa Fe
was robbed Of 5000, 900 on Sunday, and j..
G. Collins the depositary, murdered.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

1t isuow reliably reported from Washing.
ton that j Russell Jones has no! yet been
appointed Minister to Belgium.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

SmAlEpo has been raging for several
weeks among the i'll fed, III lodged and hard.
worked classes Of New York city.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

The spiritualsts of Indiana hold conyen'
ton at Indianapolis on the l7th inst
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08
Datlp ARGUS.
oFFIOxAL PAPER.

Two thousand Cinnamon have arrived at
San Francisco within a week past.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08
LIVE sToOK.
UHioE Stock YARDs, Jupe 5,

Cattle fairly active on local and shipping ac.
eeun' prices firm, in some cases higher rects
lvoli sS~s 7blj fair 20 medium 6ea2. good to
choice las.
hogs lule' Sominally unchanged; rects 59O5
sales iglo 81 s'e'N9O good TO choice; extra lot
sold q,25.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

Now York Market.
TsOgrSphsd to the ARGus.
NEw YosE, June T.
Flour--Dull. unchanged,
WheAt--Quet, frm at ,43.
Corn--Quist, railroad aAa5, canal s2ai.
Oats arm at 81.
Pork-Quiet, weak at 81 5Oa6O.
LArd--SteAdy, unchanged.
Stocks and Money.
TsiosrSphed to the AReus.
NEw YoRK, June :.
Gold, sl,3si.
Coupons Of 81, III G., 22R, 81, III, 6j, Isl
new lgs, g., lsA, Is, lgf; l0-tO's VI, n. Y. {
I,Ssf; Pfd l.l06, n. |. liza, 81. Paul 753 Ph
S6i, VI. W. 1874, W L. AOl, NJ. q. l4A, L. s
69i, N. ". 9OE, T. 4 ". IA.
ct. Louis Market.
TosgrAphsd to the Argus
sr. Louis, June 8.
Flour quiet firm unchanged.
Wheat-hrm lO7Al 0s for No. ? spring
Corn-bcst qualities higori white 79a77.
Oats.-64aG6.
Ryc-g5.
Whiskey-gI
proysions- held higher,
Pork--sold J2,2aaj0.
Lart--frmer lstalsl.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08
NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

IN CONNECTION with his Planning Mill, ths
Corn Meal MIis, and has constantly on hand
Superior qns ity Of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, by the bsrTsl or hu-h-ed pounds. Hishes.
market price paid for Corn. Inc patronage Of
h public 10 rsSPsGEfuIlJ solicited.
I.A.BIDDIsoH.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08
ENERGY BRICK.

A TKINsoN, MURDOCH q CO., will sell
n Brick delivered, Cor eight dollars per
thousand, and are PrsPA' Ito make eoutFse's fof
Gny amount al eleven dollars per thousand, In
he VAlL uildsrs nSaSaTsEsnt. iAaIdu.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-08

SOAP AND CANDLEs-
Warnoek i Ralston 5 c. Z. per lb..........9s 9ss9t:
Henry Darts Sons Y. L. per stc
Star Candles II .lga2oo
Pressed Candles
, 1869-07-18
Tue EtJy II BRIEF.

THERE ts NOTHING like haytns Eooo watch.
dog TO protect ones properly. Clemens, who
Keeps saloou in the basement II the southwest
corner Of Madison and Clark streets, has TWO
When he closes hts place at midnight, he chains
the animals TO his ice-boI, and all Is Becurc-or
should he. He did &he aane last night Scarcely
had he lett the establishment, however. when
the huge raas.tds burst their bonds and entered
upon p!an 70 escape from the building. Inc
windows are protected on the inside by wooden
shutters, fastened by bar located Abont two feet
from the roor, which reaches enttrtfJ aeross the
window. II Ia stcutrly fastencd.Ntta lron lAtche5
at The ends II may seem fncredalou8, but il Is
positively rue,tshnt The animals with a sazuty
and perseverance that would have done cfeoH 70
rrptefional hurEars, voreFcAme these ohxt2e!es-
They Grove their powerful teeth into the shutter
In the s1cinlls OF the bolt, gna~ed away 81 Il per
Notwithstanding the bolt had teen torn away.
when the bar fell to the ground, and rue oogs
with bound srr1ug through tho glass ana sasH.
and are at this wr1tnG+ nj large OMceT aAaJtoa
came upou the scene At the moment when inc Asll-
mails made their spring for liberty, end vas CON.
nr1ed TO remain upon the spot all night TO p:otect
The prpn.tv, since the entire saSh bad been Aa1t-
tered 10 pitce8-
Tux COAL OFFICE Of {. P. Reid, located at The
corner OF Etuz1e md Peoria streets. WAS Dufslas1.
Cr1kls entered on Friday night Tue pa11les o.e "
oren the safe SID realized s. IAe SAFE WAS oAu1-
aged to The extent of S95-
TIE A1ARx Of Gre, Mt hilf.rast O'Clock lsss
night, wSs caused By the burning OF shed 10
cs.ed In the rtAr OF the Chicago EtAsrc Aoonoe
Company. altua.ed At the c1uFs;rE Of the ChicaSo
Burlington Quincy Ratsoad, on Archer avenue
Loss shout s:1t; no tnAurancs-
DoE1s O1Tp, = woman about . yeAra OF age:
residing at The corner Of Milwaukee avenue and
Rucle1 street, has heen missing for several dsvR
Sae As lAat seen pcar DIVISION stFrct bridge, Aad
Il Is feared thai harm has come 10 her.
, 1869-07-18

geod muscle. Tie had, besides the adrzntasc Of
s1pef1ence, hAEtng ionght seEesA hAstlest and
most noted !oune aerapperz In tne North Di1s.lon.
llaeln, although but l6 Year, Of age, and Weigh
y. i scs Id Il san se ,ssa oo ae
manass nlm. The only fauli With Halpln i biz i
hsme .sa hai Jingle pssr y diispsd.ted ,aat n
syen h!a orn "Hough and Readlcs hlushed fof
ht19 No weii Tss1latsd sat neh1 could b fought IN
| nalrie.i covered tho me rot On nis srnne
them, they stood NJ to Be rubbed down. Mcan.
while. number Of those iutsrested hAn
aa sasoo 90 IaeSn u ee!lecnk tue bJ
and four pill.rs ct nle soon shot % 70 tsror
upon Ihe anain An old ciothe4llne HI hstn
tm,19p;. aehS snd n spology for nn9 WAS soon
it ,nsse tatngs were tn prog7ezs, the oIds Beng @
shs GS,sen,1 r sos 2. NJ l., Sherry after oeiocf
,s ana the oninous word Tine" passed be,Weesf,, ,s,
Inc ehlseAed1lps Of The proper fuacuonasy,
Re--a o.s-po,a 1n7,n;tq 5n1 s1aHs; ,.,.
HsS sS IL III iose5e.s ssn &
VIII, I'd }Intss }e In Il 5A:a1 \ Y, s1.sass AZ
psS e. r. ai5S1tses iS1 1s',he setnt IN my hoSs Until
~ esssss :sfsf s sssssP. ss nts g. IL
nHss: sh!sa ia r. ,a@ ~ '@' 'a11a ol'* co the
.aa b ~ e. a en aess
E.,[sG ~ = soTi INT blood seE HIN
s Z sS s1s5i*S ssS e ss:o, s
Hse.a aGt g. Z 4 aas "a t.
Aesld S.I-The -SEipe" cstne ap coadaeni, md for
HI h 1a ;ss s,e r'ed feseaser on The F which
4s*sa ~ hs I'D oa b, clip on .A4 es.. bu.
!1-.a ktgATnkh see1ntd sou4e,.h exhausted. hay
ins bsen I~nsrhed ri Issssy e.dy Aes waIdins ID se.
." hs.-.i ,.- .... ;. |
sssae se S,aaR IL Z as shs sa
apn eo1 tn 1ac on the unek. ecivtns feeble one on
= = aas q h1te aaa 70 pu. The a<s
e. p &C. = iosa :, tns
ss!a Z n::as e "a iii 81 ~! T.
hen 10 did 30 w. very esuis.as ana. by a feai 1b
he tkht, got IN blow With the let the rbs reeiy
!: = Fl ae e isss!e1 re.s,
1s T,a sos r. t's, txe on * s.ss x,hou, rssa1
~; r r. x,t1esi Essiytas esaateG
II W. ineIned to fc. and struck TIC Snipe II ths
ESsd 5izst-Naspia :eeaed to be getting s.ropser,
'Has ss III. III &C. ss.'n, % ,5 S5sa1s fhs ia.ss xa;e
=: sbteh esasca Pr . ssss1es - 'e4'as 'n' IN
~ I'd 1eeoi.sa one en tie esi 'n' OF The
5;d s;sf Y .as. zen. M
EeSt@Whea f iss' :.sl 81 @ IA ~c.k ono on the
;s ss:s: 4 1.ss s' 81 a ae. .sy1 I'd s. a
I'd but few etehee The }ece and The cus on his
? When High faeed Routh and Ready" :
y .ish, md aaoshe1 On The rils. With tho ieit )
or a sis fsee 1ae seos Y h aoxn 1h VICE. Ss
ttsd up X hH eennd. several In the crowd hallood
POLICE" The otheTs looked around. seeing nopc 4
tatnS s.id =, G9 On with Tue aEht". Hsipin -. II
sI;d ths san q tinet but Hisa did not, sAyJn8 =
ths san ~; Sysr the friend; q eaet susrounded
cress, while HiEEe aid Harin ooulanr whip Rim \
I'm foE money Subsequently the two e1owt1 tnok
1rreot dtr'ons TO their places Of rcsot, and Ogden
'1k Was again e<nt 4
"ruT CF oR sHCT Cr.n .-. C
Such Is the elegant vernaculay IN which Mike r.
stden expresses bis sentiments In regard to
m Kennedy, whom he Offers 10 light for tlO0 1s
de Man and money ready At s. IndlAua-stFeel II
alight !" onp1e1aantness" has existed between =
the Individuals for some time, and Madden now
opposes TO bring matters 10 nfocus. :
, 1869-07-18

... TIE FRENCH f0tKNAHE.sf.
There Is Positively nothing going on In Chicago
IN billiard nAtteyst nothing talked about, IN fact
save the coming French game toD1uamebt for
The national championship Aess1B. Brunswick
Bros have, F10ce the issuance OF the circular
published IN Last Sunday s TR1buTE and Nddrczs-
ed by mail To Al the prominent billiard players Of
an Intention TO participate IN the tournament be-
sides many lette1a Of inquiry from plAyera who
had not yet received the circular, that there Is
little DOUBT that ! full nsseinply OF the en-.
tire billiard talent OF the country will
be present in Chicago In September
next Let them come and welcome. We
guarantee that Chicago Will convince The Knights
Of the cGe that they neycr were ln clover before
In addition 70 the plans OF the tournament aud
tte formation OF the Ellllan1 Payers Protective
Association 1t Is contemplated 10 provide for IeaE-
" reunions OF billiard talent Ia yn1ious cities, OF
which occasions games will be played, and the
proceeds OF each annual tournament will be ap-
propdated toEnrd detraJing the travelling and
hotel e1penses Of the players, the residue. II any.
10 be placed IN the association treasury. Tue idea
OF these annual reunioas Il an excellent one, as
the effect witt be to bring the hllarl-players Of
the country together IN friendly competition, thus
tending 10 do away with the petty Jralousies and
dtseofls enEendered BY causes which the pl1Jers
themselves scarcely understand
XATCH BETWEEN COON AND BNITToS At QMAHl-
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune
OAAul, July II.
AZ Brunswick Hail. III the match for 4lD0 to-
hight, between Coon nad BrittoD, one Thousand
points up, caEpms, Coon giving Britton tho odds
Of discount, Coon won, his best runs being sol,
sUI 1Ul. S1Q,
, 1869-07-18

n1TA to0 hare nkrrpWiy escaped fauins 4 1fr4,, =,
- oAkf q tbs Assasln, beesao you dsnounset ~
n.id ~ naner.hty tnd ths bsseun. q those wbo
aas 2! nosSta And how eould II BE- othc4~tse. Whuc
~ unacf the tnfneuee Of the fccnda and pfpt4o 81
your cacar4, Is - - -
, 1869-07-18
California Wtncs.

Efszrs, Perkins, stfrn 4 Co.:
GkH1s: We have handed }o11 Wtu@ EctJ e;
scIstyciy canls the past nlae xears, and tonn1 ,o
ms ~ western Transportation Company, r'1 lake
s,eaicr, 1 pipes Austl'cas 3 PIPES po-l e and ins
pipes brandy. WishnG you evet! success o;sn - 5oa9
tdortG 70 hr,lc up tie 6taodata OF A-hSa'e0o
wlIrt, VIC a1e, o.irs respectfully. -
BrEkuAxs i VANsCUAAc1.
, 1869-07-18

Weldon Spring Wm1er-nlsera&fvc
chaiJoeate: The following arc AMONG tho disea ses
% xhich yle!d TO the Weldon Spring Water: Sclo.
n1!aaer, gtaxel female Complaints diseases Of the
1ses aSd Gdne5a For sale by al drugg1st1 uol-
ger Z Mctlelaod, Agenta, No. 8 6tate sfreet, CHI
, 1869-07-18

JoNES-COEB- On ThpsscAy evening, July istt
Y t!e O1thedf1fut St. Peter aad Paul EaeASo By he
r. RI the 9Iahop Of Hlinoik aaastsd BY Lev Canop
Ma Hos1t!o 9. Jones 70 Mias Lucy A. Cobb, both of
sIEtLE-FARwELI-In LeonInster, Macs July
lh At he rtsideree Of The hside's father by R. Vim
T. FArwciL Of Lcouainster. So cards-
, 1869-07-18
PIGEON SHOOTING.


On Wednesday next, II Dexter p8sK, Hogardns
makes the second and third trails IN iii s7ral
match. wherein he waGers $10O to John Farms.
WoEths g. 100 thu he lDof:ardus> can Kill con.
secuuvely one hundred pigeons from a plunge
nap single rises, at twenty-onc yards, and eighty
yards eo9ndary-thc same wager appertaluiu9 to
each trial. orr 1860 TO 1900 ID AL Bogardns, It
Wednesday v last. bnt Us scerc vas 81
occasion Killed eighty birds In ninet5. .six
shota The heavy, large bore gun, which
tie had selected from iar md near
81 me one best adapted 10 his
tremendous undertaking, failed him nfier
thirty birds had been killed without o znI3s, and
be vas Obliged 70 nntsh the shooting with HIGHT
!owLng piece which ne Ind never had n hand be-
ne "as accustomed TO- and the barre, which, a9-
Ter few shots, became detached from the stock,
thus compelling The shooter 10 hold the pieces to-
ge.her By main force az he shot, aud thereby ma
te!1a!E damaging his atm In the face Of all these
dtsadvant1ges he n1nde capital scprc; and
Wh1tt We Lave 10 desire to proynosttcate upon
he result we IRE warranted IA the assertion that
and la5n odds Of ten 10 one are really appsrhcn-
ave that With Bognrdus fkvonte gun fully repair
Cd and IN good order, their bets are not won
beyond question after all The killing of cne hun
lred birds conkecuuveiy has never been accom-
pllEhed In The history OF the trigger but We ven
tRrc the prediction that from the prenises that 1t
never has been dnne does not follow the concln-
shAu see.
TIE TnAIR1E CLUE
4 special meeting Of the Prime Shooting Club
vii! t,e held AT the club-rootus neIt "Wednesday
evening As business Of importance Is 10 be trans
acted, full attendance Is required.
, 1869-07-18
For Rcut.

As Will bc eeea bS advertisement On tho fo21ta
pase, the n,s,~class dwelling. No. ., West WASH
tnc1on street, near Tniou PARK. Is offered for rent
The house has many tooEns- Il admirably arranged
aud G,trd M. md can be heated hy enc k;ove IN
the hell. The lot is very lazy one, and The
gutre at tie ho,skc, or address W L. L., Post
t,fftce lJtaHcr c: Gh,
, 1869-07-18

TIKI GREAT FaENcH RACE
HAyRx. July 1s.-Tne ocean yacht race, nom
Cherbourx, two hundred miles 70 eea and psek7
tered were The .Gmneyerc, AIiuc, CambEa, julia,
D!Ane, Mystere, OndaIle and SJlS1A They al
returning to the stzrttng point nrss. closely fol
lowed ~ the Julia- The Cambria won the race
by only three seconds. Time, %6 housa- Tue
rice WIS remarkably nne one There was no
tine allowance, Mi tho Tachts entering On an
soral fn1tinC
, 1869-07-18

Warmers Ptlc Remedy 10 the G. rent
u, and they AL agree that It u the only rcneds
known for blind and beedlng ptlea Immedltte
relief ana permanent cure guaranteed In eyerY
casc. For sk1e by druggists,
, 1869-07-18

serve their heath, and hare good, light, sWeet.
wholesome ptscu1ts, entirely free from the IN
kleasant odor Of anmouia, will Use Eagth Bafsng
1mmonta, or any other unNhole8ome substance.
AK your grocer for It, and take no other. Sold,
whoeAae and retail, by PeHn Tes Company, COT
nef OF Madison and state streets,
, 1869-07-18

Csr.balot writes Is follows 10 Sl:not 1oba!a,
VITO has lust had uar5pw escape o: us life ow.
1lr to the expression Of his DTnila on tie To-
cacto question Tn'ea noT a+ltases isa!:
-CAfEEnA, JUNG -
-I,xaa Ionr1A: E-:::-e:ed ay rs frt q o., cs;etG
cu the L4tuc reld whcfr yoIf Eaae* MAJ *oEo-z7nu
, 1869-07-18

Lnke Excur1tons-The steamer Sn-
rah Van Eps win leave her dock at Clart street
nflo4e, ior hJne Part, on Sunday, July le, At II
hyde P0rk at II m, and 6 and D. m
, 1869-07-18
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.

CITY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE,
1hs.s n: q Eoity dth sad foaS z 81 T.
ss,5 ~ :ss It b.s.,a !a shs Eo
Sesasfa I'd ss'sasda ieessa sad rs9s
q sSs 6 ssss tssi G FL 81 Is = ssss rs
l'S1s,s x T. s,.s tsent w.h..h-av between Fa.
Ss,al Lots "a Arnold and Baruslde.t. md Went
sise 10, r e.. f.cns 20 lnal.aa.v besveeu Thirty
ssas + = q 1 9. Mss;e II yesn:e ssn
laas!@ Eat fEoas on Indiana AZ. between Forty.
II ~ ~, On K1ab.Jkst, between FtJivu1th and
ore ae7s corner Il oott.se Grove AZ. and Forty.
sssI:s y ,s.shxea corner rr,,r,s ar: md thirty.
e e: e q ssSe Is tssssi s:sas
:ss :sss .ss. e' cbsss .as y ts
Gss1s nj Fl. issh Rs.na.;e Ga between
No di FpieEtGa ~ jsst vel of c1.1s-st md near
i ea:. Ell iGsa "a e & sEsaaa a1Ras Fss
wy plsecs, VIII hoa.s 1siled 4 e:stea On % ess1
Ns: ~ Tventy,e.nth IT., betwten s..te md Wabash
'i aasa .ns y. e. s. :aa yss
.9G sss I'd . q s IL
Is a. 6 81 r. s' hgss ese irsns ss o.
tween Calumet and Praiae ayenuea- A frat1iass
an''e SssTRsfSa 4 IL Il isff aeiSTFs il HG5 ss
u H.. e s., h1rs IL
, 1869-07-18

Paper linnEtngs and Window
Shades, latest styles Paiut, ui1a. glaAs anu
osnbhee, ut F. E R1gby'a, 50 Randolph street.
, 1869-07-18
EQR 6ALE-BY. LOOMS, P0TWIE 4 SMITH.
l. Heal EAtate Brokern, 1t DeAfbo.uSt
TTETApHr1Tn

les feet, fronting Oh Monroe, between Lesriu .ud
osiey ~ J., frdes sse Pr toot Terms sasy
WeahtnEsno-s ahd Westef-av. Offered Il low aEurc,
and On tes1ns to er1t purchaser.
be,we<n Motlne md WileoE-stss Win seu psrt.
third IT. Prize. f6u Per foot
llek feet on the pnrtheA corner Of WAuen.Av and
corner lot n A1io pr foot
t91lso feet lnaian.sv fronting csa ard Just nosh
afat,dass nres.rasns- l:.1lSiY ieet on Non.peet,
frp1ttnx eorth. between L<avttt And Oaklcytt4
teEefal hundred feet Of vElJ dcsrab property OF,
Indiana Prairie and for1tstav1 Ju1t lnlidn tho city
umiiA Only e69 per loot =
Nxles fcef on tbs sorthea1t corner ns Warren and
Yesterday PTcn es1 per foot. Term ts cash, &c
2Hr v.1ed and eEe3e.s ist eomptises maEblefrUni
residenee lotA. riyer and dsck fton Ee 1nveruepts
crsJ pftcc And in III parts Of the city may BE- had
by calling At our Office.
LQONlH. PQTWIH + EMfrH
, 1869-07-18

U.oH SALK-AND TO REyT-A VARIETY OF
+ rcw aud ssrond band pianos, II low 4Ea+eA Re-
rai,re md tuning promptly sttecded To- 1t the Ene1$a
Pi1po Factory, Is South AxrtetN. J. PRESTON.
, 1869-07-18
LOOM1B. PQTW1N 4 SMITH.
iQ@tn On HrH0d daor1 II Uca afhntY11t

FoR sALE-A, TW0SToRY AND BASEAfEsT
Of Wab.sh-Av. and Tw enty -third-st Piiee q zoo
TwosioEy and basement brick he1ee. M. 165 Csin-
tntt.Av-. with lot 6oI1fe fret. very cta3p-3l75o
TWaFto1y marble tweltfrnnt hottsc, on PtxInc.a7.,
ntaT Twenty fourth-Ft-H11L LQ =
New hrtr&tary marble front h6uAe With dlntpe
md kitchen On parinr oo,, between Twentieth ant
Twenty .fr1t4ta-4l4 G0o.
store M 46o 2s.te It, soath Of PoGet. with lot TX
10 fett-El4o00.
Price from 411oo to 45o,Uat, -
T. fcat ou MtrhEanAv between Fourt exptb md Eix-
tetnthGts-H23o PEE foot
te feet on G.lumet.v. betueeu Twent!eth and Twe1-
tJ-nrlt .sts-Eau per foot -I-AVEAELL, Real E4-
tate U11ce No. Mefropo,ffzu Bloch.
, 1869-07-18
sTRAYE OR STOLEN.

STRATEp Or sToLEE-4D REwARD-JuSE
. u DARK rtd CIV, with faint black s:112es: white
ptdrr; pkeil of left born gene stoic- $50 !rw.Ed
III BE- paid on fs1ur3 Of COW and conviction 81 thist
II tt.axed . hl.s2 rcHsid 1T h1 retu1n to ". Z.
ItlHPElNS. IL Meth :. niin a -
, 1869-07-18
70 RENT--RQOMH

FI.O RFST-ROOAS-OSE OR TWO ROOMS
i suitable for housekeeping. with uta of kitchen II re.
4Efrtd At No y UAI11oocuuIt between Michigan and
Waha4h-AvA-
ITO REST-A FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE
L for or two keuttn,en. Apply Il Roona 20 Hut
tef'a Building. corner Madison 81 And Wabash AZ.
mo RENT-A SUITE oF FURN1sIEp RQQMs
, 1869-07-18
CORRESPONDENCE WAITED.

CORRESPONDENCE wAETED-A YOUNG 4
I hachrlor al good education and standing wtahea
The szlhtaot o A1ae ntellI<cnt
Tnuns isdv or widow. AdafrAa ROBERT NERCEA
, 1869-07-18

~nRRfSPOSDESCE TAYTEo-A YOUNG GEN
sinsn RI autie means ftt4otiy ostablished In blx
ne 10 thIa c.ty. with saou.l ias.ne et *:ao DC,
!ok1rs yos;rE LADY, accoracllshcd kad q ,oi family
not over = rear Il Asr. At4ftss In cosddraee p o.
BOX t11-
r1oRRESpOSDENCE wAS1Ep.RY 4 LADY
I with : errt]e1.1a Of Iaptd AhM!sy: hsdctcacrs
sdTru rnun frtcfTicH Aatsras AARF, T1tb1lc
, 1869-07-18

STRATED-FEoM TEE PREAIsHS OF TAE
1astSn:= q ~ I&th Gs.sa.s fh!s.ssA @ ~ Mas,4E 4t.
s-e u mAsi Cd Nhh Later oa the left shntl teE has
nr.vy m1Ee md I'll. BLOOD spAEtn o. e.sh hnd tee
etH tr 10 Senh Grccn-st-. or Icy tIptnAtlop. Wy.
LARklSCEY,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
Home after Business Hours.

The road along which a business
man travels in pursuit of competence
or wealth, is not Il macadamized one,
nor does it ordinarily lead through
pleasant scenes and by well springs
of delight. On the contrary, i is IA
rough and rugged path, besct with
thOTns apd full of pitfalls, which can
only be avoided by the watchful care
Of inspection. After every days
journey over this worse than rugged
turnpike road, the wayfarer needs
something more than rest; he re-
quires solace, and he deserves it.
He is weary of the dull prose of life.
and a thirst for poetry. Happy is
the business man who can find that
sOlace and that poetry at home.
WaIm greetings from loving hearts
fond glances from bright eyes, and
welcome shouts Of merry hearted
children, the many thousand little
arrangements tor comfort and enjoy
mcnt, that silently tell of Thoughtful
and expt Giant love; these are the
INVESTIGATIONS that reconcile us to the
prose of life. Think of this, We
wives and daughters of business men
Think of the tolls, the anxicties, the
modification and wear that fathers
undergo to secure for you comfort.
able homes, and compensate them
for their tolls, by making them happy
by their own trcside.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-04-24
Multiplying Seedlings.

Everybody conversant with fruit
raising is aware that good fruiS trees
are raised from seed-in fact, that
our best varieties originate in no
other way; but the proportion OF
good seedlings is 80 small, it is 80
long waiting for them to bear, and
the whole expense and trouble OF
bringing them ont is so great that
the question of Jesse ling the expense
aud time, will be considered impor.
tant. My plan is this: Take cuttings
from such seedlings as may be con
sidered worth testing, and graft or
bud them upon the previous years
wood or a healthy grown tree. In
this way an immense number Of sci.
Ons could be put OH one tree, and
nearly every orchard has one or more
suitable trees, which DO but little in
the way of bearing fruit. am OF
opinion that the wood of a young
plant grated into tree of mature
growth would bear as soon as a sec
ton from the old tee / may be
wrong, the thing has not been tried
yet but il it succeeds as well as
expect, what an in nense number
Of apple, pear and other seeding,
can be put Oh trial at very small
outlay of time or money. | hope
some Of your readers who have de
sire to benefit themselves and fruit
eating community, by developing
new fruits, may give my plan a trial
Cor. Canada Farmer.