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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

-T- -"tt r"F" #%rtHN #=+"r t%-f -E@"
Of Dcets in ben Counties 1T welden ioI@ex
@t9entbum sele9en ober gum She'll 9eleeen etnt
Nadriat BON benz fdweten folder Rlase ein-
tra9en la Ilen, tpelde bic Nan1en ber Yarteien
fnt9alt, rem !3pef Der alase aussinanberfst
uno cine BeIbreibun9 bcs Observation-Disclosures
siebt, pel@e:o sur9 pie 8rase teribrt ipirb.
limb ireun cine observation-disclosures [Wleabinal
III FOLDER 6lnge artenbirt mirb husd Wenberun4
ber 8e1dreibung tes beriibrtsn Gisentbums,
etabesrtTen pher 10 in Jrase esb,aHt, cher f.
bab e8 bas Mnre9t eesen ioldes @ioentburt
ausbebaen tpiirbe, lrQ tte Nartei bic lotdeNah-
ridt eintrnsen ldst cine ncue e%iNtrasen laden.
tint eer Hegilfr If 0eeos ioGte ale {plheMad=
rithten e~intYa5en lit taI|elte a'ub unb tit Bet
llbcn Wci|c nic or Sypotbefsn eirtrdat. Son
Der 3eit Der Gintra9uns folder Nadridt unb
nur run oicl:r Belt an iou ais Naebzidt ber
Hlaee an bic G1ufer unb 9nreGtbabenben be-
trad'tet nsroen, Sic bsInste Niadriat mag au=
r~l'dsrncmtae1 unb iDre g;;!eft annulirt tper6en
or1 'er l'c einbrineenoen Ier|on pur6 eineGin<
'ra9ltl'9 81 etsiem &nte auf BEN uD9aratn" bee
"9tsecrls" %eerieltsn in gsoenuart bss 9tesiiter
pf Aeeos, ea1lsIbe farm aud 9etban tperben
ourdb Nr1Ira|t ooer Idriftlibe QutberitGt mie fe
pom WcleBe fir Naufbriefe prcr Observation-Disclosures
Sarse11rleten iIae, unb Ter Heeifer If Deees
1olt 1arau1 h'e|e Sanclpng e%intraoen auf bent
uMare;n" hes r&eeors5" fielder Nptiee.
@ett. 9. .Dteie 2lfts lp! Gfeft nebmer suu
uro nad ibrer paiiruna.
W%enehmiat ). War; 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

cine Maioritat Der Gtimmseber BON Gebpppb
@ouutp. %"' GT@
Sett. 5. MQe Wtten ,,nS Ibei[e BON Mften
bic NIT bieler Mfte int Wiberipruge, Iub bier
nit tpiberrufsn.
@ensbmi9t ;. Mar3 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

GtneMfte melde fir taS Muftrleacn uub
G0aeIt'ren srn 5aren fit @taateawsde
@urtebruneen triTt.
@si es perfuss burd bic @eleBae<
bun9so Ninne1ote:
@eft. 1. Nuf allies tarbare Giseutbum
i'm @taate "Ttnnslota fol- fir bas Sabr ein
Saulenb aht bunhert uno neun uno lehs3ig eiue
Care Srn flint Mils auf BEN Dollar au ferlsat
tueroen Sur1 @etraude bes 9 taateS, einl6!ie6@
LID bet umme peIde ols Ginning Gono o.
braudt tperten uno aur 8e3atluna BON ;3in(en
auf bic @taotslaulo unb ben 8e1immunaea
bes @eiebe5 ; bret EStl5 bapon |oaen peruonbt
tusrasn CUR 8e3ablung Der aQ9tmeinen lauftn<
ben Nue9abea oes @taates ein IL id havsu
foQ aus9eleBt fem CUR @e,abluu9 Der laufeuben
Mus9aben Res Staatseef1neni0ea, Der Morn,aI
@dulen Ano Der mpb|tbatiaen Mn0alteu beS
Staatfs; cine bulbe MtQ fol- ausaeIebt fein
aur Be3abluna Der 3inien auf @,aats. NnIeiben.
unb cine babe MiQ loQ ausae|eBt ,eiu fir ben
@infin9 Gcnb CUR Be3abluue bes Gapi ais ber
Bonbs aua9eeeben unter ber 9tte pom 27Ren
@tptember 1862. "
@ett 2. NQe Earen bic unter ben 9e-
ttmu'unasn b 7 purbereebsnben EDITION eoQ.f-
ttrt uerren. (oQen be3ablt uereen in 0cle, Gil
Der oser Der. 2 taaten papieraelp, unp In, gFole
Bic Sunataet bic ausaeieBt finb. fir bic Beaat~
lung Der 3ini'n auf bic Staa'se @nleibe una
tur ete Auseaeen ess @taatsaefaueniGcs, Mer~
ma!'aulen ur6 wpbltbaliee Mnltalten, BE fit
et,e 3mede notbiaen 8erdse iteriteieen fcu-
ten' lou Der uebsrihub ,3ur Ne3abluns bsr 3D.
aen1e,nen laufenben Auaeabtn res @taates per~
Ranbt tuerben. TIE
,i5ett. 2. Dieiea iou GFett nebn.en unh
~ Strait 1stn BON une na& ibrer pa(iruna. -. Z
@eusbmiet 4. Mara 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
[Officiell:]
GcfcRc beS Gtantc6 Mfinnrfpta.

6 in Mfte te(de bic County Mutitc.s Der
Serlhieoenen Counties ee5 @taates a,piu9t,
Don ibren per(dieoenen Gar~D uelitatsn &C.
ttl1e barin beltimmte Gareu gu itreiGen.
@ti es Serfiet bur6 bic @eltyse-
beS 9taates Mtnne1cta:
@ett 1. Die Counts Mubitprs Der per=
fblecensn Counties osS Staotes Fnb biermtt
on9ewleien Urn ibren Yeripieoenen Say Iup!i-
tateH fIr eas Sahr 1851 uNo ibrsn oerIdieos=
men delinquent Sar Siiten son ben, s%srher9e-
bsnsen SaAr, ale Soren fir QGnbe eieu AZ fret
den, bic ou flencmnsn iiuo unter ser Alte os6
Gcnerellss tetitelt ugiue Wife aur Sasntune
nnn 5etm}tatten ali nirflide Mnfeeler ouf rsn
DFentIidsn yanesreien>" ~esrebn,tet 20. Eat
1862. uap Wfleu bic 81 lslts amenoi7sn unb
luHp!imentircn, psnn 1clte Iaren ouf lolhe
Sdneerctcn 9sleet pursen, sbe bic Is beliBcnne
ysrlo1 b~erccbt'Gt mar ein 9'atent ooer Vatsate
bafar 81 empfaaoen.
@eft 2. IieIe MAs loa GTett nebmen
uNe in 3roft lein rvn nad ibrer paii:urg.
9easbmigt S. Hfdr3 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
nrAeTtIs.

9eim Atbulen rer Brisfs mu6 auao,iif(;t te>
merit rerbe,, Omit gpraus]ebune res Mau.srs)
'advertised" unb Mneebe tes Ootums Der 2ife.
Is tiro racur9 nirlcn Wprtpedlcl init ben n;dt
ben!ldipre9enren 4!frfs baup,llGliG) ypr9fbeuat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Gine &fts @estion ic5sn unt ,,pnnsia ru,
&Ite( brit Sen Gapitet rter unp iedSais ter
Nlgemetnsn Gtatuten, bic Iern,ine Der
. ltrtEt Gourt fir tns Gpua!g Mobalban
bctrehene, 81 amenbiren.
@ei es perfiiet turb ST. Wrlesae-
bung bes 5tacteS Minneicta:
Gett, 1. Dab bic finite llnterostbeiluua
Don @tfticn Iehen unb 3,pan;is, Sitel hrci, g.
pitel pier unb ieGssis Der NaSemeineu @tatuten
70 omenbtrt tpsroe, pab lie lisi't wie fo!at: Sn
hcm County Wabalbaw, an Gem erncn Gisrlaa
nad Bent eriten Wuntag tmSunt unb bent erNcnn
Eicnitoe int De3enter.
5eft. 9. ollie Beieble> B%urelUaftsn, unb
aue aubern 9r'aptere unb gerbanpluuaen bic
at pts Court ~bela9ten Gounts's aurid,u-
bri'sen lIat> {oQsn ais faaie betraGtsf ,perSer
bet zen Sermtnen Der Court toie ls int tielsr
Ntte nieeer9elegt llno> uno alle UprtletuuQen
MppeQattonen> Natra9e, 9iadri4ten pber an
bere Verhanolungen, eenommen pter gemaGt
an urer fur ir9enb einen Sermiu be1aeter Court,
1oQ betrad!et une aus9eleet werbeu, ais eemadt
ooer 9enolnn1en an ben Ier,ntn ber %belaotcn
Court trie befimmt burA btele Afte.
@ett. 5. Dis(e &fte ipQ Gfeft nebmeu
uno TT Strait Istn bon uub nab ibyer gaiI=
rura.
@snetmiet 4. Tdlrs 1859.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Cine Mfte @eftiun f~iinf5ia, GapiIel ie6a,
Der I%aeemeincn Statutsn, b~etitelt 8itlio~
tbefar, 81 ameubiren.
5etso Serfuet burb bic W%eicBge-
bung bes @taates Winnelpta:
@eft. 1. DAP @sFtipn funfBiA @apitel
feds ber MQaemeineu Statuten omenoirt tperoe
UNI b'e'elte lit bieEpurd an,enpirt, 10 baP ls
left wie folet:
5eft. 50, Die Ditlirtbet lcQ p1en aebal=
ten treroen wabrsno Ger 5isung rr Ys9'slatur
itno ser 9uprenf Court, Hpn neua bis 3pSlf
nbr Vormittags, scn 5wei BIZ iiuf llbr, uno
bon (eben bis neu1 llvr Notmittags, uub III
aneern :3citsn pon ueuu ub Mor9ens zines
ieben Cages, Gcnatae5 ousaeuommen.
Seft. g. Iieje Nfte iou Gifcft uebn,en
tnb tit Strait |sin ocn unp na6 ibrsr yali.
rung.
@%snebmis+ 3. Mara 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Gtne Wtte bic Termtne Der Diariet Gsurt
III Wocbbue County tetrsTsao.
@etes Serfuat burG bic @elesae=
bung bes @taateS mtnuelota:
@ett. 1. DAT Der General Sermiu Ser
Oiltrtft Court in ben, erltcn OcrihtS- Diitrft in
bem Gcuntp @cpobue, gebaltcn psrben lcu in
iscent Jobr ouf zen oritten Dierfae int Moi
uno 6en britten Dicuitag i'm Gsaembcr.
5eft. 2. NQe Wftsn une Sbeilc oon slftsp
bic NIT oie(cr Gste i'm W;oerlpru9s, lint bier
nit auf9ebpbsu,
5ett.3 Dicle Ntts iuu Gfett rcbmen
urs tit Nraft ieip bon u!o tad ihrer W(irung.
W%ensbmiat, 4. Mdr3 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Cine Mfte mslde Ser @upreme Court IT.
1prun9lihe {cri9iual| Ger At5bQrffit in
MautamuS 3aQen ertbeilt.
Sei ee perfuet bur@ bic @e{esae-
bun9 bes StaateS Minnejpta.
Cell. t.. Die @upre,ns Court tie1ss6 too~
tes lou urlprun9life gletde @eridtsbarfeit NIT
ben Giltrift Courts in oQcn Manoamus G10en
baten> uno folder 8efsbl MAG ausqsfeQt v,r<
ben bon Der Gcurt pter etnem Hidter oerlelben
rabrenb Der Douer zines IermiuS pber in 3d.
ean3sn, uno mag 5urud3ubrin1en 1ein unb ocz
bort tperosn in einem regelmabigen pber fpecial
Sermin beiaeter Court. pbfr ~ troeno elmer
d3ett pdersno elmer @aean3, tie Der &idter ODER
bic Court Der e~enielben ousleIt entldeipen
mag. SIM Safe Gin 9auptent1Geiounaapunft
(lue Of Goct) in elmer Nerbanolunq .erboben
mtro bic tit Der @upreme Court onoefau~
gen mag bic belaete Court peer Elm NidteHr Der
lelben einen &eferenten ernennen 2euonis ente
gegsn gu nsbmen uno gu teri6ten. Eie Court
lou bic M1lelcgsnbett entideiben, 70 baE @e=
re@tiefe!t tit benz Sale ianca esldeben m1oe,
@eft.4 Eiele Nfte 1pQ gfeft uebmen
une tn Strait lsin oon unt nag itrer palT-
rung*
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Cine Ute Gapitel leGa unb risraig cer
Aa9emeincn UejcBe rcn Minne( cta, scueb~
mt3E 6. Mdr5 1866, 8ssug bateno ouf
Druden uuo gertbeilsn pcn 0elsesn uno
aneern DFsutliden Gptumenttn, 3u oateus
biren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

StNe ~Ile w ltEH 3Det Don @aptiel ddt
uno ledS5ig or %NQgemeiuen @tatuten>
5eilntGtte Wusnab!nen betreheub, III amen
bircn.
5eies ocrfiigt bur6 bic Uelebae=
bung bes Staates Winnelota :
@ett. /. Da5 @eftiou sreL spn gapitel
adt ul1e fefssig Ter Ma9smeiren @ta!utsn>
Sein11tatte Muenobmen betreicuo> amenpirt
tp'ree burh Sin5ufiienna ee5 5plseaten su be-
latter @etticn swct: limb iclHe Masnatn1e
@rll lib ntdt cleoebuen ouf ir9enb e;acn Gpn<
trait fir ,Vtsn," ODER auf pelGen cine >,gieu"
lnter rem u0ien"= Oelcbe bisies Gtaates sl,t-
bolten tpilrhs> fit ectbane Nlrbeit % r oeliefcrtes
Matsridl bet Der Grtaulrg cher Muate0erune
ftrea mobnbauir5 pber aneerer @ctGl,oes auf
bslngtem 2anpe.
@eft. 2. Gee 2!fts fou GTef, rebn,en
uno in Sraft fem Won unb naG itrer Wesebmi<
9lig ourb rem 0puSernDr.
Osnclmiet 4. Mdr3 1869.
Cine Mttf sic 3eit CUR @tbaltuuo Der o.
ltrttt Gpnrt III Dofo!a County III nerGn~
5ei IS rerfilg bur0 bic @elesqez
buu9b es staates Miuue1pta:
seft. l. Der Wsneral=I ermin Der ! Thrift
Court in uno fir Gas County Daf,ta ion ee-
bolten 'rsrben m'c fcl9t; Iu BEN rritten Dien=
ltag int Stunt rnb rem speittn Dienltag int
Sanuar zines jebn Sabres.
9eft. 2. ollie grueeI1e pber Nerbaueirnz
gen biz BON hie|e Court ausaeben pber suriGf=
,uhrineen {nt, iOlsn cIs faQie tstradtct psrten
bel ben Gerr1inen Der Court ME Ge tit bieler
Afte nieoerastsat iino, nnb ale Uprtleeuaoen,
GrpcQat'cnan, Mntrdae, Ma9riGtcn pper anberc
GerbenelHr9sn, 9epomrn'n peer eer1adt an
cher fir irgeao eiuen Ier,atn ~heIa0ter Court,
irl betraGtet uno au5seleat perten. ais een1adt
oeer 9ehomnne1 ait rsn Sermin BET elasten
Court ME betimmt burd bisle Mtte,
9eft. 8. MQe often 1nb STEELE ecn Often
bic NIT bie(er Ifie int @irsrl pra9, Nnb hermit
ni0crrufen.
@eft3 Dieie Mtts iull Gfeft nebmet
u'7o tn Traf! lstn Spa unt ,a9 ibrer ga1T=
rung.
@enebmi9t 20. San. 1869.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Gius,.ile Gapitel rrua uro prsibia Der
Nl9smeineu Wsifys YOU 1861, eine Mfte
bic pn5 I6pteu ren -, q du5ruttsn> Mitut>
poer C-::tsrn p%erbietst, tetrsTsue, 31 pieer-
:ufcu.
&.sics ssrflletbur4 Die OeleBae~
Jung pe0 @taotes Mtnne1ota;
Gett. l.. Gab Gapit;l SO epn hen MQae=
rneinsn Ge|sten bss Sabrs5 1867, pioerrufe n
tperes ltl'o Die ellie 1T hermit mioerrufen.
@eft. 2. Cie(e Mtte luu @ifeft netmsn
nuo in Strait leil, uun une nab tbrer Yali-
ruNg.
@encbaigt 24. Mdr5 1862,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26
By Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF 4 CUBAN
Commissioner.
JOHN COCHRANE TO
SUCCEED MINISTER
M'MAHON.
THE FRENCH
ELECTIONS.
THE MCCONNELL MUIR
DER TRIAL.
No Jury Yet ImPaneled.
Eight Hundred Musical
Clubs for the Peace
Jubilee Chorus.
JUDGE BUSTED TO BIZ OVER
HAULED.
A Determined Suicide.
DEFALCATION OF BANK OFFICER,
FIRES. ETC.

New YORK, May 2G-Judge Allen, for
merly OF Arizona, died IN Paris, on Monday
The loss by the sinking of the Austrian
ship Siger, yesterday, was 100000.
1t was stated yesterday that the account
of VIM. Rushmer, president of the Atlantic
National Bank, Of Brooklyn, who was killed
by the recent Long Island railroad saugh
ter, showed deficit of nearly quarter o.
a million Of dollars. When this rumor be
came public slight run was made ,ap ID,
their fears were allayed by the directors, ,wht
/ pledged themselves for the business transac
! tions Of the bank.
Among the passengers by the steamship
! Rising Star, yesterday, WAS Senor Bethene
voat commissioner of the new Cuban gov
ernment 10 Washington.
II. b. Wiley's stables in Brooklyn, large
structure, was burned last night Loss
nearly 100000.
Chas A. Starr, Of Tarytown, n. y, com
mitted suicide yesterday after four attempts
He shot himself twice in the head finding
these wounds Intellectual, he shot himself
twice in the left sIde.
| II is stated that the state department has
/ finally become uneasy at the continued
silence Of Minister Mcmahon. A letter Of
recall was sent to him several months ago,
but no answer has been received. John
Cochrane will probably be appointed to sue,
ceed him.
\ Paris special TO the Herald Of 2jth says
the Orleanst iegitimist and moderate re-
publican candidates have been beaten every
where in the elections. The radicals are
victories in Paris and Lyons. Theirs and
Jules Favre are defeated. The new Corps
Legislatif will he composed almost wholly
Of government and radical members. 1t
meets on the 18th Of June. Tranquility
prevails throughout the country.
MOSrGOMERY, ALA, May Do Judge
Busteed is now holding term of the |. )
Court here. A Congressonl committee tc
investigate his conduct is expected tonight
Busteed has been here two weeks.
BosToN, May 26.-Over eight hundred
vocal organizations have reported to the
executive committeet heir intention to JOIN
in the great national peace jubilee chorus,
and are diligently rehearsing music to be
sung on the occasion.
JACKSONVILLE. Ill May 2G.--The sec
ond day Of the trial Of Robinson, for the
murder Of Hon Murray Mcconnell, was
consumed in an effort to procure a jury.
The process was protracted one, and at
the hour of adjournment ninety.six person
had been examined and only eight accepted
The courtordered a special venire for nine.
ty.six additional jurors.
DEWITT, Iowa, May 26.-Five warehouses,
containing between 25 900 and 10000 bush.
els Of grain of various kinds, we're entirely
destroyed BY FIRE yesterday afternoon. The
fire caught from sparks from the locomotive
of q passing train. The amount Of loss is
heavy, but cannot yet be asceFtained.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26
READY GLiZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planlng Mil,
L have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed and Glazed Sash, where / will keep con-
stHntly on hand ell siIos Of these articles, which
can sell at much cheaper rates than they esR
bo purchased for elsewhere. obtain my GlasE
from the manufactures at Pittsourg, thereby
Gavisg the profits which others must pay who
buy iD this market All Builders, Farmers, and
OF hers in want Of Sash will consult their own In
tsTest by giving me call before purchasing else
where as I sm offering unusual indueemsBts fOs
Ali . trade. J. L. B1DDISoN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

The assembly OF the Old School Presby'
terians has adopted resolution deploring
the state of feeling existing between this
country and Great Britain, and exhorGng
the churches to pray that the rulers and
people may be enlightened and the difficult
ties amicaby settled There is every reason
to believe that such prayers will be listened
to, even though they are put mp by those
who recently prayed that one third of this
country should be smitten and scourged
with fire and sword, and that the sword
might drink the blood Of its people.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

The papers report the completion of the
French Atlantic cable, except 10 miles
The whole will be finished this month and
the Great Eastern will sail June 10th for
Brest, whence she will start Immediately for
St. Pierre, off New Foundland, while two
other vessels will sail for St. Pierre direct
to put down the portion of the line between
st. Pierre and Robbery, Mass.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

A son of Hon. J. Russell Jones, Of this
city, aged thirteen years, and q companion
of about the same age, were drowned in the
Pecatonica river, in Northern Illinois, last
evening, by the capsizing oFa boat in which
they were taking fishing excursion. Mr.
Jones and his family are on the eve Of start
ing for Europe, he having been appointed
Minister to BRUSSELS by President Grant II
was the intention of the lads parents to
place him to school in Europe. Chicdg(
Journal 2jth.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

The following persons constitute the board
of visitors appointed to attend the Gnnua
examination of the military academy at
West Point, which takes place the lst oi
next month; Gen. David Hunter, Gen. W
Q. Gresham, Indiana Gen. John Eastman,
Tennessee; Hon. B. T. Loan, Missouri
Judge c. Il. Fsrren, Massachusetts DR.
NJ. B. Anderson, President Rochester Uni.
yersity, New York Rev. R. l.. Stanton
President Miami Univereity, Ohio.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

The Erie Railroad company has laid H..
OOO tons Of steel rails on its road. 1t ia
operating the New Jersey iron works and
those at Elmira, which are now turning out
about 1000 tons OF steel rails monthly.
Within year the entire line viii! be relaid
with steel rnils.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26
1t, Louis Market,

Telsgraphed to the Argus
sr. LOUIs, May 26.
Flour-very dull and holders would make cen
eessions 10 sell.
Wheat-lower; No. 2 l,g7al,l0.
Corn-higher; 7la7t for yellow, 77asO ~
white
Oats-dul dropping 66a53.
Rye-unehAnged J I,l2Al,l5.
Whiskey ey-steady pgaloo.
Provisions-mOre doing, and prices for tmslI
articles better.
Pork--3l ,34a4 for dry salt.
Shoglders-l2al24 cash
Bacon-better l3al33.
sbouldsrs-l7s4.
Lsrd-frmer IS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

Work on the PekIn, Peoria and Jackson.
vile railroad is rapidly approaching com,
pletion. and will be finished about June H..
Trains will then run through to St. Louis
over the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis rail
-ood
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

The New Orleans, OpelousAs and Great
Western railroad was sold on the 18th at
New Orleans, by virtue Of an order Of the
U. 5, Circuit court, to Charles Morgan for
$2.OjOOOO,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

Mrs. Nancy b, MADAM has been found
guilty of the charge of killing her own son.
inlaw, at Dedham, Mass. She declares
herself innocent, however, and says she is
willing to answer before God for her declar
alton. The verdict of the jury was :" Gull.
ty Of murder in the first degree
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

Two large oil factories at Hunters Point
were destroyed by FIRE on Tue''oy. \ brig
and egh, propeIlyr5 wog9 a.so burned. over
four acres OF barrels filed with oil were
ipni.ed, and we're burning at last accounts.
Estimated loss over 81 l,OOO,OOO
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

The Northern Pacific railroad company
is making preparations for sending out an
exploring expedition to pass over the entire
route from Lake Superior to Puget Sound.
Charles W. Cunfeld, general agent of the
company, has called on Gen, Sherman to
arrange for military escort for portion
e Ahn hinln nm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

Three IUUusauu III llasVIUUl 60 NIfuc5o IHt
inauguration of the Suez Canal will be sent
to representatives of the press, and to other
notabil;ties n. the West The Niceroy OF
Egypt is to send frgate to France to take
the visitors from that aud neghboriug coun.
tries, and will return them homo in the
same manner.
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ChicagO 13srkst.
TsIsgraphsd to the ARsgs.

VuIOaBU AEK8EH0ts
Tssgrsphsd to the ARsss.
oHIoAso, May 26.
Flour dun, nomiually lower.
Wheat dull lower closing l,II4al2.
Corn quiet shade weakerNo 67 No . 57!.
Oats dull $50.
Rye and Barley entirely nominal.
Highwines dull fiat GALES at 100.
Pork steady $3.50.
Lard firm Is.
Meats fair demand unchanged
LIVE gToCE.
USIoN srocK YAHDs, May 26.
Cattle firm steady but quiet; rects 1888; saes
$50. common 57a6! fair 10 medium esa7; good
to choice 40.
Hogs dull heavy closing nominal at decline of
Soc rects lO3g; sales O47; fair to good 85Oa75;
good 70 choice 8 sQay.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

The steamship Russia collded With and
sunk the Austrian ship Sigler, in the harbOr
Of New York on Tuesday No lives were
lnst
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26

At Eau Claire, Wis, forty buildings
were destroyed by fire on Sunday morn.
inc
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Daily argus.
orFIUxAL PARE En-.

The Rhode Island Legislature is in ses.
aipp
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EtOoks and Money.
Telsgraphed to the ARsUs,

NEw Yong, May %.
Coupons OF 81, 81, 60, %, %, lsa, s., 1853.
new Igs, 6s, 10, IS, igs lO-40's 81, Gold lOs: ".
Una, N. Y. c. 1881; ", U.T.434; N. W. glf
Erie 2g4; R. /. 1874; ST. Paul 764j Pfd l.O5i,
7. d W. 7ss; It. W. 1853.
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THE NATIONAL

Is nov entering upon It's Sfth year Of unparal-
IeIed success. This company does not in any
manner countspahce thai huge monopoly insu-
gurate1 by the Eastern Companies, but insures
alta FAIR and LIVING RATE. [mayl9dSm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-26
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

Ho is now prepared to insure buildings against
loss or damage by FIRE or LIGHTNING, at |
lust AND EQUITABLE RATES.
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TERMS.

MILTON J0HEg.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-04-02

- 'Thsse Iittle preparations compietsd 4
'suddeniy jumped up, snd turned round
witss,ths chair held Ebsfere me as Shield.
andthe redshot pokee In my right hand.
! nov, my ghostly friend, " said I, ';iust
"Instead Of complying with this reasona-
BILE request, he cooked and levelled it at nv
head. fIlB 1't,9s: .ie.-
'.I 7instinotively raised my chair. and
thrust the hot iron at him, touching him
on the left cheek the moment the pistol ex-
ploded
suppose he escaped through n sliding
panel or trap-door; I know that I went
over backwards, chair and ALL The bullet
had gone through the seat, and then grazed
my temple, not doing any serious damage,
but stunning me for minute or so; so that
when the household, alarmed by the report
OF the pistol, arrived, they found me and
the CHAIR, lying all of heap. and the poker
burning quiet hole in the floor.
"Mr. Bantyen and his daughter we're ex-
cessively distressed; and the house was
searched, and a deal of fuss made--the most
energetic member of the household being
raymond Fletcher, who did not indeed put
III an appearance, but whose voice was
heard at the front door, intimating that he
was going for the police. AS he would
have good fifteen mile ride through the
rain and over dark moor, before there was
q chance of his meeting with any member of
the force, this readiness inspired me with q
suspicion which is now turned into GER
tainty. Raymond Fletcher lost his head
this morning, and burned the left cheek
of it that night with the poker
-, And did you leave Deadmour Tower on
the following morning?"
Eyes, indeed, I was glad enough to get
away, hate fuss"
And what has become of the Bantyens?"
81 have not the remotest idea. We went
abroad that winter, and I forgot all about
them till this morning."
cit was n queer adventure
"Was it not? Well, ] suppose we must
go and do tho picture gallery. Shall we
dine Mt the table d'hote to-day?"
chambers Journal.