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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

BIG SHlPNENr.-Twenty four thousand
bushels Of potatoes are being shipped from
Davenport in a couple of bulk barges. Pri.
ces range from u! to % cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

HoRRBLE.-The November number Of
the Western Monthly contains horribly ug.
Iy picture of that horribly ugly man John
NJ. Palmer, unfortunately Governor of Hi.
nois
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
Masonic

Barrett Chapter No. is, R. A. NJ, meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tuesdays
Of each month.
HEsRr BORROWER, II. P.
Gao, L, CARLsos, sse'y,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

A Coop DoCUMENr.--People who wish to
post themselves on the next great national
question--that of free trade, should take the
Reform League. Address Box $50, Boston
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
WaGsworth & Co.

Are now prepared TO show the finest stock OF
drees goods, shawls, cloakings, wNrps and fancy
dry goods ever offered in Rock Island. They
have also on hand the best assortment of carpets,
mattings, floor oil cloths, rugs, &c, to be found in
this vicinity, and at prices to suit all.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
Young Mems Library Association.

The rooms of the Young Mems Library Asso.
ciation are open from 10 A. NJ. until 10 P. NJ
every day except Sundays. large and well
selected assortment of works now on hand.
Tickets three dollars, which can always be pre-
cured of the Secretary. may6dly,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
LOCAL COLUMN.
FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
Germantown and Berlin zephyrs

I have now in stock full line of the above
goods, in all the leading colors. Also new in
voice Of fannels from the most celebrated Illinois,
Indiana and Pennsylvania Wooden Mills. Car
pets and oil cloths at bargains.
b. NYWRrRGEU
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

NV LISE.-We understand that the
steamer Countess is now running between
Port Byron and Dubuque, making connec.
tions with trains from Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
Odd Fsllnwa

Rock Island Lodge No, is, I. 0. o. F., me cts
every Monday evening at Odd Fellows. Hall,
southeast corner Of Illinois and Eag.e Sta, at
II O'Clock P. u.
C. B. KNOX, N. G.
c. W. HAVnTos, r. s.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

A choice assortment Of the latest patterns
suitable for wedding and other presents, jus,
received at Rutenbeck 4 Co.'S, rs West Second
street, under the Newconb House, Davenport.
SaTnTh
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

SALOON For SALE. We direct the at,en
ton Of the public to tho advertisement head
ed "Saloon for Sale
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
CITY TAXES .

The City Taxes are now past due, and all
persons knowing themselves indebted are
requested to call at once at the City Colec
tors Office, under Darts Hall, and make
immediate settlement, thus avoiding further
costs.
}. +. Corr,
r,ltnotrx
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

SouND.-The Washington Life is as good
q company as there is in existence Fl. C.
Cleaveland, agent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

CARrGTs.-When you want nice carpet,
some neat mating, oil cloths, or anything of
the kind, call on Kehoe & Carhart, Daven,
port
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

A PEopLE's MAN.--John Aster is PEG.
PIES nan-that is, he wants to sell bread to
all the people.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
The Greatest Bargain Yet offered

The largest assortment of Beaver Astricans
and ChnchiIas ever seen in Rock Island can be
had Mt extra low prices by calling on May Bros.
A full line of all kinds af trimmings
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Mills, Of Mayo's store
left for Chicago last evening.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

Forty Cents line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

Sprained ankles will now he in fashion
Eugene wears hers that way.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
FOR SALE

THIRTY -FOUR LOTS in B. Dsvenport's
l. third and fourth additions to the city Of
Rock Island.
TERMS Che fourth down; balance in one,
two and three years. with interest.
b. DAVENPORT.
Rock Island, Sept q, 1859, dSm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
DIR. ERASMUS WINSLOW's
Liver and Stomach LOzenge

Is the most important medicinal novelty that
modern chemistry mas produced. 1t contains
two botanical extracts, perfectly harmless iu
themselves, but cmbodyiUg all the remedial prop
critics Of mercury, and destined in its pleasant
form TO supersedc and tanish from general use,
the nauseous pills and potions Of which that
dangerous excitant IS the main ingredient. More
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
DAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago and St, Louis, see our
first page.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21
Premium Fob Printing.

Orders for job Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the AReus OpyrcE, and be executed
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

"THE quivering reed. - Scott.
A quivering Reid can be found up at
Moline, nowadays, without much trouble
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-21

HEN stealing is lively in Davenport.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-04
Nouvelles.

LoUIsiANE-La Nouvelle- Orleans infecte comne
"ne chnoiserie, ct dependant pen OIL point de
maladies. A qnoi songe la pressea Que ne s'occupe
t-re de la mnnicpalitG ct des fsonts Quand on
volt que infection ct IA puanteur ne rt,ssissent
point favoriser T6pit6mie, OH Sc demanle 81 Ia
Nouvelle-Ortans, nettoyee, recuree ct lav6e, lie
scrait pas la Vile la plus saline du monde.
Excellentes nouvelies dc tous points au sujet de.
rGcotcs dams lEtat. 5."w
MouvEAU MoNDE.-Le brut court que Grant ct
Boutwell, sont froid. La chose est grave ct
ponrrait bien comphquer lie movement des pa-
ne'rs. rs.-L'empereur chinos ne veut pas RATHER lie
ttaitc Burngame lie jnge Chase fcrit quill est
mort. politiquement-!l est de plus en- plus
question de la frodeur exstant entire lc President
Boutwell, ct lie Secr6taire Grant. Grant dot Sc
souvenir lie NJ Stanton. On est touiours pnni par
GU Ion a rtcht lie ralicasme reluit aux mes.
qnines proportions d I'M pari arrive perd du terrain
sur to'ite la ligne, ct d6iae, malgre les RACES de
Boutwell, ct antres, NEST plns qu une simple ques
tion de temps.-Le general Carlo etc no,nm6
acknowledgements de Cuba Sera-t-il plus
henrenx one les antres Les Cnbains, ,lit.on, ont
attaq,re Ia vile cenrale de Barra, ct ont etc re-
pousses. Des renfors ont etc envoyes d Espagnc
lnutiIe pere d'honme, dargent ct de temps
"Cuba libre!"
VIErx MoNDE.-Mtme d6sordre en- Espagne
Serrano acc"pterait volontirrs Ia royautt mais
Augrste de Portugal est III, plus s6rieux canfilat
Et lie MontpensierT Et Carlos. Et lie princpcul,
DIES Ast,lres Et lie r-ste '-En Angleterre, sur |;
Tamise, les cano,ers Oxford ct Harvard Sc SON
measures. Les Oxfurdiens ont remport6 la victoirt
navae. Nelson sauc du haut de la colonne.-
En- France, Bonaparte fal mourir La Bourse
trembl6, la colome Venlome a frGmi les Stna
teurs ont Ell plus penr que d'habitude. Ce n'6tai
rien. Mais pensez done, braves imptrialistcs, gu,
Get li0mme do mourir. Estil la fortune de L
France ct le salnt du monde I'm empereur, tou
CONNIE un autre, Ia gravelle, la constipation, L
feyre ct sa fin. Que bourgeois raccourcirait sa vi
depicier pour proonger la vie dun rei q,econque
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-04
ICI EFT LA.

JUGE.-Jugeons les JUICES. La democratic s'y
oppose-t-ce
Plus lie quatre mois passes, 81 notre memore est
bonne, nous avions un juge de parosse. Ce juge
eu scion son droit, donuc sa t6misson La
Sntfisance Warmoh Ia remplace par um monsieur
inconnn. lie monsieur nconnu est reste de plus Ell
plus inconnn. On est-il! Qu'a-t il fait Pas de
reponse silence absolu. En- attendant, les prison.
nitrs ont du sober lie marnlot pendant quare mois,
innocents OIL conpables. La justice ccss6 d'etre,
ell un temps daIret Prison preventive. Est-ce Ii
de reluite radicale' ? Et la paroisse, bonne bette
tout taix ct tout fardeau, dn servr dh6telere
ct d'auberge qniconque fut i''sement on iniuste
ment accuse. Par Dieu ceci nest pas du republi.
canisme, ct nous professions hautement.
La bonne ct simple prolific dit: "Quand tu
occnperas une fonction puhliqne, tn toucheras ton
salaire mas tn ne r6cameras rien pour des fonc-
tons que tn n as pas rempcs. Chacun son postc.
Ce serat trop facile d ttre juge sans ttre juge.'
Au rste, il est des fonctionnaires don't or
payerait volontiers lie silence ct l'absencc.
RvEs.-En st-Jacqnes, pays de la civilisation,
on parle encore de lives rvales.
Cest un "prtjuge' que les 'barbucs' du Missis-
sipp wont pas. Les "barbues' won't dune rive 4
lautre sans chcaner sur Ia geographic du Aeuve ct
la puissance du courant.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-04

| n'avons pcnse ct dit celia. Nous commissions
trop les lgards ius d nos honoralIes con
freres ct adversaires. II est deux chooses qui
ne sc venlent pas: l'honneur ct n non -valeur
| Vous dtes, en- outre, que Victor Hugo est
notre ,,a,ron. Soft. Ne serait-il ras votre
1naihe? II est de bonne guerre anjonrti h nj
de snspenire sa mesu,,ine indivilualite aux
orteiIs du grand poete, pour ebranler IL
colosse. Et ron erie, ct ion sifle, ct l'o,,
tiraiIe a perlre halcine. II y ent des Pygmses
en- tout temps. Les Pygnlfes usent lenrs
| ongles, le colosse reste dams son i,nmuable
ciel. Mails, af1irme ton avec ,,ne malice de
Baotien, Hugo etc bonapartiste." Sans
doute, ct q"and il etait ebloui par ie rayon.
nement de Napoleon Ter. Ne vous rspond ii
pas supplement, avec Ia naivet6 dn genie,
quill q g,mneH? LIE meme maheur narrivera
jamais a Ia Renaissance ct au Louisianais. En-
o4tre, 81 l'antenr dies Chdtiments s'agenonilat
devant Fempire ct le Bonaparte, CONNIE tons
ses ennemis ct ses tlitracteurs seraient hen
reux de pouvoir l'appeler apostat, reneya,,
trait,e, esctnre! Hugo proteste avec tonte
linAexiblitA de Ia digoite, de rage ct de Ia
conscience ct c'est la s;l grandeur. II est plus
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-04
Tict0'' Hugo.

-:O.-
Tout depend de l'optique,
Maitre, ct de la hauteur:
In p!afond de boutique
Est une pesanteur.
La myopie habite
Les horizons bornes,
TT Get hemme est presbyte
Pour avoir trop hong neg.
"Petit oiseau!' dit-elle,
En- voyant dams les cieux
L'aigle fer qui plane, ale
Nageant au radieux.
Les grands sont dams Immense,
Les petits sont en- bas.
Qui done est en- d6mence,
Et qui done ne volt past
i. e..
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-09-04

-L'arn6e francaise possede 1900, 900 Chassepots
ChaQue iusil Chassepot cohte SIS trancs
Que de charrues naurait on pas achetees pour
l27 5OO,G GOO,
Lon dit cependant que rEmpire est un progres
, 1869-07-28

Our Suburban Se11hboEs Greatly ExercI4ctI
About Mysterious Woman.

There Is mysterious tadJ l!;.cg ton1 ia IN.
rora 1t present, who seems 10 lie doing penaace IN
N extraordinary manner for = presurnable efruE
Of yo1th- She Is lady with secret, and the
Aurora people arc curious 10 kapw Il. she Il
made the victim OF q strange and cruel pe5secu.
u6n by some unseen enemy, Who forerer dogs he1
toolsteps- She Is beautiful, Intelligent, rtoned
an1 haS Known life Of ease and comfort She /.
the mother Of IN interesting glH Of TWO years,
Kco u bet constant companion, and hef soils joy.
She Is 4 seanktEeAs. She Is q co1untfum To
aurora
Her history dates back to Chicago. II she has
any Importance In the domestic nne have thelt
crlglu in Chicago. II Is there thAt mysterious
wen are woven atound this young and conns'lng,
1aTeiled i i .hssa sh.l yillataics T of ~ eSqai
sltelI Enl.inons ana are RsfRs.ra;el caleaso =
nc questions which II xouia be van
70 esS not 1a5 ! ee l AS 4 ssTs i,
CAME 3 victim OF betrayed cuundencc-a character
which to tho uuinittated u supposed to carry with
mouEnfu ana Interesting. The story ot the aad
amir has been buried Ii that ohscuri,y Which u
couspcuously tae fa:e u ail sensatoas peIsat:iuS
before the tribunal Of public cppeonft,us.
The lady wandered a*ay p Auroza eighteen
month. sse with hss ntsle easa. ana COMMENCED
residence % the West Side, but ere sse ead been
there title tine, The proprietor Of the house re-
ce!sed ~ inttmasioo 1hat he continued 70 haz-
bor her the house would be burned doxl. SIZE
sought home IN another pzfS Of The toNu, when
the SINE result followed She moved FROM p!4ce
70 place, labor1nE quietly wtta her needle but w.7
aiuass followed ty her mysterious persecntort
whose vengeance, ho*eEer, appears 70 hsse tsea
confined 70 The writing Of anonymous letters. The
notifying The person With whom the lads Is et.r-
ing thas this property viii BE- Immediately con-
signed 20 the nllnes- "It Is Wrtttcn," saEs the
A1ro1n Ht7oH, "tn pencil, and IN a itsgus.ed
hand."
'Who ts 1hu nend r. CIT the citizens Of Aurora.
sand pause for reply from Chicago. Who k1oKH- :
The MYSTERIOUS Iady. bears a strange Resemblance,
acconlsu4 10 the description. Of the lady With the
scarlet letter, and her A.t1e eli chHa :" Pearl =
FerAzt3 It = the Rhost Of OH Roger Chilling Ssortn
who Eas alwa11 d4baltng IN BcheInes Of vengeance
while IN the neah, who II now ptowftng about the
purlleug OF aurora md - be&ttunG a feeling OF
nneaslness en- tie part Of the people
, 1869-07-28

10 sAt EIts"r # The chieu-p 7Hbun:
In Jour issue Of ti1a morning you hare u con.
montration 1rom J. ". Claire and Estellc Ienuor
who are rader tsal for trial before the Recorterd
Court fer aH!ndlrg. As thels pleading pisces me
Iatner aHkxa1tiy before the p2b!tc, allow me to
reply to their communication. I arrived In this
city On Or Rhout the 9Th Of June. Wanted a
tituatian. and found IN the columns Of Tat
TR1BCxx the advertisement Of Clarke 4 Co.
Room :, No" - Dearbofn street, wherein 'taey
offered trent dolArs. PER weak TO any young
man who would deposit money with them foi
rise good d. ie real S eita.a 'Dts seeaSy. sy oa
ance aad reinsurance inst il was 50, md upon The
assursncs thas Il i WAS not - they represented,
The money snould be- returned Immediately, tel
who informed me Itat there were aomr suspicIoai
ctscumstAncca upou the fzco Of tha TRANSACTION,
the nrss Of Y whtch was II the full Wa1r1ntca deed
In q subdivision Of r:nct Of land which had been
sold within thIsa months for ten dollars pr Gefs
with q consideration ot ss,an named in sata deed,
and uislead re. was informed py M attorney
IN Esteiia Lemont, the grantor 70 me, ~ saown
which they gave Will The deed, nor IN the person
CLAIMED 70 have granted 10 raid Lenont. And,
further, in that part Of the deed in which the
Of the grantee ~ the title theJ had made mo the
Part, of a BON was 10 expect redress ID case lne
title proved txd. Mr. counsel eaid that they might
correct these seeming ditcnlt!e@, ana went win
ms tor thnt purpose 10 the ptlce.. WIS ahoWn a
deed BY Iii. Lenoas, aud ASSURED That there was
also q psey1ons good deed u that granfor, but
none wss produced: wa5 hlto assured that it vas
lied for record, but none was found at that
time. 70 ned. Upon tho advice Of ny
attorney ofered ny services 70 them
each morning for ssveral days but was
told they were negotiating With another man, AMI
that they d,s not want ne. then demanded nly
moncy. nnd Kas told to come II few hours, and
they would sess!e, DC Thus they repeated maay
ttUes each Of II d1ch promises respected 10 much
as 10 be on hand upon time as often a. once u
day, and sometimes twice elrh day, uutt touni
By experience that they din not mean 70 par me
the three hundred dollars had let them have
and belcElng myself TO hare beeo sK1pdled, I
sTore out Cr warrant and had them ARRESTED,
nntt will rrosecntc them as soon as the Recorders
Court VIII x11t me an opportunity, as hare more
evidence than my Own case against them. This
Will do not for any benefit II Will do me, but PR
ttno IpIsieo. Yours, respectfully,
-1.... -..... ]. F. UICEox.
CHICAGO Jufy q, 1860
, 1869-07-28
OHIO,

organization of the I'It1aburgh,
Mount Vernon, Eo1u1nbus d Lon.
dnrs Railroad totnPnny-Thc C1po-
Ait1on OF Textile Fabrics TT Cl1actn.
nntt.
apec!h Despatch to The Chicago TrtbuEe.
OKRr1ILE, O., J4ar II.
a meeting Of The stockholders Of the piise,urIh,
Mount Vernon, Columbus / London Railroad WIS
tc!d Ct 'kts lare to-day, pursuant to call of tho
cos7oEaior1- Tie coupsny was finally o1cau!1ci,
aud the fotloEt1g persons elected Directors:
Hi.!.orl u. On, Of UrTrfl]e; !. IorSter, Of ALL.
lcssbErEA; T. t, Hnrt, c. A. Jones, Samuel H.
rael acd Charles Cooper, O! Mount Vernon: 2nd
Ilunas L. Aefs!er, 0f the rrnas1lERniA Ra!lroa1
Company. At subsequent meeting Of
TIE boait Of Directors, KulIln c. Hurt. Of Mo1ni
attnta, las GcGtcl President VI The board, aud
t.e hE-!AHn nf :ac cuInfuny were 2uop.ed. The
sAosht Of f:ock required along The line Of the
!saa y Dearly all Subscribed, aud the new CON-
IL! !etls qG!:c c1nndcat u perfect succkss TIE
s2s1t smles!on o: :hs canacc,aH link from AiIers
Y1st - LoAdon, III ofen W Kew route tfom
dm,huIFEh ~, AID Cirse!aad to Columbus and Cln.
etnnsts, cssout great coal and mineral feds
ol ~ a3he, Ho!ncs aud Knox Cuuuues
.-ooi;. - July e..-Thc Eork Of o?entng
Sooas ipI .ns L1Eoa!llou{1. Texlue Fn.res has :
IL ycly ELc. ~ - ' "e@ '-<S
, 1869-07-28

Meeting OF Railroad Capitalists Mt
Fort Tnync--IEntlFoad E0tl4slnu-
Euucrza Of Albert LunEc. Lutte audi
tor of Stntc.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
F0HT WAYNE, Ind, Jnly p.
Keeling Of railroad oftlciata Was held IN th1s
CITY teddy 10 'i:scass tie prospects of tht Fort
Naync, Muncle i C!ncinuaii, an,! Graad Rapids /
Indiana Railroads. The connection right OF way,
otation and othrr ln orant points were tlst1sstdt
tnt r result OF ther deliberations cannot now be
r1' public, but II ia known to bc faynTab'e to
."o Foaus mud will tt.1d to their speedy cop-
fuct!t n he parry Is composed OF Thoa. A.
Scott, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad; George W.
Csss, III the Pittsburgh F1tt Wayne; ]. IL Shell
don anH T. H. Caup.Ie! Of The Muncle; Hon i. l.
W1lt1xus, and j. l. Edgesion, Ut the Grunl
Esrl1s and A. i. EdgeTton. OF tic FoFt Warne,
-1nekstn j Saginaw tillIT0aL
1knAkAFolIs, JujE 21.-The MaA train due here
this evening ran Into fright chr at 3{nuctc,
knocklrg II on The track and damaging the en-
EtEe- TIE tncLref, Nathan sutton, seeInE the
accident coming, reversed thc cnktnc and Ju nped
to rae ground, 1ujnFng himself severely about the
Ee.d and hcd,.
The Exs c11:ve anl State Offices vcrr closed TO-
day, anu trHEe1 la ma11ang. uu. Of 9espee: for
the memory OF Albert Langr, Auditor Of STATE
whose funeral TOOK pl1tc ut TtTTe EtAutt thtS
morning. The GoTernor and most Of the State
officers attended, the funeral
The corner -siGue pf 4 uCN 0ftiuE1 for Marion
Cobnt5 will be laid to-mhrrug- Tie building Will
'ssc rtr5 1ue. .arg. one, cost Is t1o.ov.
, 1869-07-28

Attempted SuicIde-Fera0nnl-E or
Fib1c IIuiIroud Accident-Opcntng
OF fhc St4 E'nul l. Pacific IEni1rood
-*esgA from tllC Northern Pacific
tsnitrond I.xplorinE Party.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
81. PAc1- MINI, Juir o..
Judge JONATHAN Golng, who {cstertlsg nj
tempted sr1cIdc By pistol shot through the head,
is likely 70 recover. The bA] passed through the
upper portion of the jaw AMI lodged IN the check
boEc Yesterday the patient WAS disguised because
the. wound Tas not fatal. To-day he is an1Io9s 10
ret vel.
1fr. Iiu,sa, Of the Chamber Of Commerce, and
the principal ctszeHa, to-hay made 4 formal can
on General Sherman ut his hotel No speeches
WERE made
Last evening Albert Root, brakeman OF the
M,nntfota VALLEY Railroad. fell between the cars
-acro6s tic track, when nse cars passed over HIM,
cutting his legs ur1 close 10 hi. tody, terribly
hanging his thighs tearing the bone OUT Of the
h'p,}osnt. and leavlnr the 1rF. hanging only by
the skin and nlanGIrd 1esh. lie ugea but few
hours,
Tie s.. Paul i Pacific Railroad Eas formally
ortncd Ect:erdas 70 DasHar StaI!on, seyeu,f-fro
Lilies from st. PAaI-
M1s>4iroLI5, MINI, July :1.-Pnraie letfers
hnSr tcacheH here 1rom the Northern HAciuc ex-
psoTtnG party. They went from Fort Atcrcromble
down The Rel River tt Steamboat u Eeorssto 1u
The lWr1y we're IN Tcut~ fpf leI1t,lna b. water,
and were all we'll
, 1869-07-28
..3P0R1!tHG.
The Rockford Boys at Mansfield, Ohio.
The Prize Ring.
BASA BALL,

BASH BALL. 49,
62se:d Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
AASsFlE1p, Ohio. Joiy s..
4 match game OF baae bali was playetl he1e, to-
day, between the InIependents Ct THIS clty, and
tho Forest Cltys, Of Rockford, III. Ii TOOK place
upou the new fatr grounds, which were IN very
bad condition for ball-psaJing, and for Tie t1st
sxc or 1hree Innings 1he Mansfield Cub very
nearly kept even with your Western ca&mPooA
IT, ,1n,ss ses Es'nE E0, 0f Hs s, fo'sss ct{:
nearly tw,ce as tzadly - ta&! ware by the Red
sieektnEA Tbs scoEe II TIE end Of nine innings
Wssned tte e III II foas ianinsA Tie @ sa:ins A e1-
: hoited ~ the Forear Ctsys Was se-5 hcasJ and
s2te. The same nine rsre played, with the ex-
cspron !has ~ = Tspmouu1 place IN the r.sar Geld
RI ,neT aamessssss ne Poies. est!s. Il c;te
1nF1R1s "a srcxKrH !:
CINCINNATI, Juiy ss-The Emplsc Bass. nar
C'us. of g.. Locs. pa5ed re pueSszes Of th!s ety,
1m skp sroc1nta, Ann soxxsr mn
E!ay ma:sa Eame tn ch;esgu. 4 ogden PM. %
national game are consequently n J1trorr In an-
ueipa,ion Of the great event THIS VIII be the
a1a ss ssen q s hi'en
lksiy t. 6e 80 la.s ons, shaDfs to he e.see!ess
44laI1h443 u Anle-a&x EtUkS aLl II wiz Ht u1Adc
the eccasion Of grand rush 70 xltne.s the Play
ing. Tue grounds al OSuen Pssk, naturally 1one
and attractive u labor and attention be-
5osrtand csn accomplish 4 full supply
ol eeats vii be eiigttl5. atposed about the pari,
so that thtre netl be no fear o{ insufficient ac-
.co1nmodAtlon for SPECTATORS The Amateurs, Of
this CITY, hxve tie Arrangement In hand, and arc
working like bearers to put tnings IN good shape,
anticipating 4 tremendous crowd 10 connection
with the splendid achievements Of tae Forest CITY
ctnb. ChicaKoaEs will be interested IN knowing
THAT Ton Foley. formerly II the head Of the E1-
cclx4cls CT thla CITY, has teen oflelattag Us Cap
tain Of the, Rockforl nine during the past mo
WeefA.