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lent to a refusal Of any privilege whatever.
/ 1t is true that the President Of the Rock.
ford, Rock Island 4 st. Louis company gave
personal assurances Of liberAlity toward the
Western Union compSny-And he would
doubtless perform faithfully oil that he prom.
ised, but II his connection with the comDa
ny should cease, perhaps II would DO more
ditFicuh in the future TO properly adjust the
matter than now.
The ordinance wns evidently drawn Rs it
was passed, 10 great haste, and tho City
Attorney never saw il. ltis not supposed
that the present managers Of the company
would take advantage otits loose provisions.
Yet they will soUn pass away and the road
will pass into other hands.
Our citizens seem generally to Acquiesce
in the opinion that depot grounds should he
granted on the levee for the three railroads,
and therefore each Of these companies
should have an opportunity to be heard on
this matter and made, il possible, to harmo.
nize before the city places itself in posi-.
ton where nothing can be done for the ben
eft OF one Of the companies except by an
appeal 20 the tender mercies of the other
two.
| concur with the members Of the City
Council and the public generally in the
opinion that all reasonable facilities should
be granted to all railroads entering this city;
still they shauld be 80 granted as not to
place US in the power of any corporation
whatever.
earnestly requestthe City Council to re.
consider its action in the premises, 10 refer
the matter to committee Of which the
City Attorney shall be one, who after con.
ference with the various companies il inter.
est, shall propose and present for your &C.
ton an ordinance which shall fully protect
the interests OF the ,yaud at the same time
give each and all Of said companies equal
rights and privileges, as has been prayed
for by many of our fcllow.ciuzens.
j. NJ. BuFoRp, Mayor
Rock Island, H., May 18th, 1869.
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C 0 M M { R c IAL.
Latest New York, Chicago and
81. Louis Reports.
Roch Island Market.

Correct Rock island Quotations.
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Chicago Msrket.

CHICAGO, May 20.
Flour duh at unchanged prices
Wheat quiet, opening irmor closing l,l44 for
No spring.
Corn dull btu hrmer, No closing 64i No 2
5Slaf.
Oats fair demand only frmer closing 6Ia4
Rye dull IA
Barley inactive l,j5.
Whiskey excited, active, higher, 95H4.
Provisions quiet nominAlly unchanged prices
Pork 81
Cut meats dull.
Shoulders IL.
Short ribs Is.
Short clear 81.
Sides IL,
Hams firm, lJi
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-20

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD & BROTHER.

The un derSigned, (successors to A. HULL have
on hand full stock of
~ANJEETT NOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Mittens, Gloves Pins, Nee
dies, Paper Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
Six, Thread, Bindings Buttons, Belts and Buc-
kles, Rasors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap Barriers Soap, Hair Oil, Perfumery Combs,
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
and IIngs, Whips, LRshes Hosiery, Cigars, Sus-
'penders, Gun Caps, Spectaces, Shoe Laces, Head
Nets, Chewing Gum, RutIIes, Ladies' and Gents
BoSoms end Collars, Paper Collars, and q great
variety Of fancy articles generally kept in q No
tion Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York of importers,
5obbers and manufacturers for the wholesale
trade and can sell as cheap as any store west Of
New York.
FIELD L BROTHER,
Illinois Street, Rock Island.
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Stocks and Money,

TeiegrsPbsd TO the AssrI.
Nav YORz, May 20.
Gold-Sl 44s.
Coupons of 81, 2l 23t s-20's. fret,
81 23s second, 81 III third, 81 IsE new,
81 90! 's7, 81 iO!; ss, 81 2Ot lO-4O's,
81 o9s,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-20

UNION SrOCK YARDS, May ~.
Cattle reOt 1923: sales 474 at 6aaa light to fair
shipping lat good lots, steady and unchanged.
Hogs rects 543g; sales $3.50 at 7,0Oas 80 Stock.
ers to medium. ga945 good to choice; mark,
active, firm yesterdays prices.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-20
SAVE YOUR SILVER WARE.
Xeoman's Remover and Cleanser,

a chemical fluid for cleansing silver and silver
PLATED ware jcwelry, etc, removes tarnish, dirt
and grease almost instantaneously, without in
jury to the finest gold or silver metals. Sold by
II. NJ. BARTHOLOMEW Rock Island.
mRysdly.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-01

OF there must have been great negligence OF
deiay on one side or the other, since it was not
tionsp to the Board, Which consisted in the
statement that there was no need for trans
ferring the children, since they had admitted
the visits of Roman Catholic Clergyman to
instinct the children in the school at Southall.
Meanwhile five children entered as Catholics,
but who had for two years been, diligently in
structed in the doctrines OF the Church Of
England, proclaimed themselves awakened to
the truths of Professionalism, and declined to
see the priest. It Is true that they were only
fourteen years of age or Whereabouts, but pau
per children are supposed to have very early
discrimination in religious matters. Tho OBJ
servations which the Guardians made to each
other were, If we may trust the local reports,
moro candid and outspoken than those with
which they had favored the Board. One per-
son, who seems to have hazy notion that
Maynooth is q kind of refuge for little paupeF
girls, said that "to send children to Catholic
schools was to bring them up at little May
nooths - and Sir j. Hamilton thought they
had seldom received more interesting or i'm
portant report" One or two of the children
were or had been Catholics, and i'll no instance
were they communicated with. 1t is grievons
and humiifating to record that all this was
done ON system, with the full knowledge and
concurrence of the workhonse authorities, the
guardians, and the Protestant rector OF the
parish, the Rev. Mr. Eyre. If the parents are
alive, disunion has been sown between them
and their children in their future relations in
life. If they are dead, q grave md distinct
breach of trust has been committed of kind
which does not admit of defence.
1t should never be forgotten that whenever
we permit an obvious injustice like this to be
perpetrated, we weaken our own power OF self
defiance against any future outbarst of Catho-
lie pretensions. 1t is also well to remember
that on the Continent the example of England
il still looked for in matters of religious toll
GRAFTON, and that it ill becomes us to cry out ut
the bigotry of Spain, or to hewaii the fate OF
the little Mortara, when the same oppressive
system is being carried out in almost every
workhouse in the metropolis, We believe there
is evidence to prove that this is done to an ex-
tent quite unsupported, and the sooner it is ex-
posed and put stop to the better for all par
ties. ~. - ..----- !. 49, -.
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MORNING srAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
EEw oRLEANs. SUNDAY. AuGUsT l. isis.
icommanicatedI -;
Ct. Alphonsns d xlgnori.

~ ~
The feast of this great Saint inaugurates
nav Sbe month Of August, and may serve as q
becoming preparation to the approaching fes-
fiyai Of tho Assumption Of the Blessed Virgin
Mary TO whom Il was 80 fondly deyout.
Our weak Understanding Ia annablo TO en-
brace, at glance, the rays of glory which
.Sesns sheds around Him upon His Saints.
&ome,- in tho distant pnat were illnmined by
the light of his coming, shining bright as the
dawn of o. beanfifnl day; others, almost were
eclipsed by tho effulgence of His own igh$-
ness--among such, st. anne, st. Joseph and
st. John the Baptist, may be numbered, of
whom iistaie is said, bnt great deal may re-
main to be known. Whilst His departing rays
have thrown y redtiening halo of glory on the
brow of millions of martyrs, and have shone
ever since, through ages, upon His closest fol
lowers.
OF such, ST. Alphonsus is certainly TO be mo-
siced, not only in himself, but especially in
the great work be has begun in the holy con-
gregation he hos established.
= Hia generous heart, 50 devoteaf to tho saliva
ton Of mankind, still beats In those OF his
children who follow Jesus, their divine master,
going about doing only good. Who that has
known any Of these jealous missionaries can
ever forget them Crowds of penitents have
been led by their hands TO the pastures OF the
taztar God, their salvation. Here again we
must sdmire and praise the wonderful means
of Providence which God employs to rescue MS
from perdition. Men arc saved by men that
charity May be perfected amongst US; and Je-
ssus continues still to enliven the precious seed
He has sown upon earth. His light ripens the
.aAacsity of His elect, and CLOVIS yet upon flu
turity.
Capiosa apyd cam Redemptio! GYM.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-01

CONFERENCE.-THE are happy to be enabled
to state, says the LOHd6n=4aGtetJ that NJ. Baum
stark, of Constance, the author of the pamphlet
entitled, Thoughts of Protestant on the
future Council" which has already reached it's
twelfth edition, was received into the Catholic
Church on the Both of June. II. yBaumstarlz,
who, before the publication of this pamphlet,
was known to the literary world by hia
"Travels in SPAIN" is q member of the legal
profession, ia which he holds the rank OF
counsellor of the tribunal of the district.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-01
Money Market.

We notice continuance of the previous good demand
for accommodations, but with sufficient supply of
funds aYA{ahle for tho negotiation of Of
ings of all itstclass paper, the money market has Bnf
ford marked change Holders paper
however, experience considerable difficulty in placing il
unless as extreme rateA. On the street Al with
unquestona0lo eoateras and rst-eass tusn paper
without solatefls quoted at 20 10 IS per cont per
nnnufs; soHd class With coateras ana good and
ond grad without coateras Il to per cent per
month Mortgage notice done 10 II per cent
Gold 1854 to 1885, American silver 100 to I3Oh Mexi-
dollars i39 Francs $3.50 to SIS 'A-- 80 - W
Sterling exchange l4sA 70 45o-. New York Exchange
metropolitan Police Warrants 81 City Treasury notes
90 ~ % per cent discount
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-01

C.. G. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
drRs street. the literary and news caterer
has the Bonner q the South Irish People ITish Amer
Dublin Nation Liverpool Aferoafy. London ulussrAtsd
News, APpletons JoSrRal Glasgow Herald, Scientific
American, HarpeEs BaznE, Chimney Corner estern
lyqEl9 rev H9rk weekly, SATURDAY GiEhk Round Ia
Bile Some OF tho August monthIies been recsved
tiona On she eepnteEs make visit 50 salegs most
pl1AFans thing as there win DO found ueaus to make
pecpie obitvtous Of our present and almost btoer
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-01
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
For the Week Ending Friday, July 80.
- J. MORNISG STAR OFFICE.
Saturday AIorning. j CIV IN. 1862.

y =, j. MosSIsG STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning, Jaly 81, 1869.
CorToNTho market closed as the date of last
port Mt % to 2Ic for ordinary On Friday and Saturday
prices were easier. On Monday there demand
for Liverpool aud the movement being aided by ad
foreign exchange 700 bales sold mostly
on the basis of 100 for good ordinary. We now
quote at 26B27c for ordinary 2s62oc for good ordi-
liary e9t p3BAc for low nidding and 3aie for mid
ding Sales of the week I45o bales against 1913 bales
last week. ait.i r. ifhl.f-.A rF
ToBAcco-Snee our last report tho market has been
very quiet Factors 10 be still firm in their
pretensions, that We have reason to change our
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A Rrsorurr RrruAIIsr. :

A REsoLUTE RrTuALIsT. - The celebrated
header, Mr.. Maconochie, says;,
We are going 20 fHht, as long as We have
breath in us, for the full acceptance in the
Church Of EngIand ct the Cat olio teaching
which she has received, through her fore
fathers, in tradition of eighteen centuries;
from our Lord Himself.
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MiseEIIANEoUS RDVERTIsEMENrss

MiseEELANEoUyr RDVERTIsEMENTs
OLD RELIABlLE. -sNE7.Il10 49, 49,
OVER THIRTY YEARS sEFoRs THE propr,
s4f. DE-, oro McLANE,s
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS ,aS :.
The greatest Medical Discovery Of any sg.
Delighted millions sing their praise. s'sf
No family or person should be without 49,
ARE YOU SUFFERING NOW
Have, you Hcadaehe or Baclaehe9
HHye you Constipation Of the Boweisf
Have you Sour Stomachf ~
Have you q Bad BREATH II
Have you Cold Hands or Feeti g9l
Have you ChiIls or Fever2 t&h2 9sislniE
Have you PaIpitation Of the Hearth q 's.i MAJ
USE On. McLANE's LIVER Pills
Have you Suppressed Discharged
Have you Sickness and VomitinKf III
Have you Irregularities or Weakness = .s =. ~
Have you Rush Of Blood to the Headi
Have you yellow or Discolored Skin q z
USE On. McLANEs LIVER PILLS. s,,
Have you q Collie or ,Diarrheaf l,.5 Six
Have you q Swollen or Distended Stomach ssf9At
have you Gloomy Feeling and Poor Appetite
Have You Bilious sympsoms Of amy kinai m
USE Dr. MoLANE's LIyER PILLS 4e.sa
Heed the warning Delays are dangerous Thu y
vice Is worth its weight in COLA to the afflicted "a
you get DIR. c. McLANEs LIVER PILLS Nona -,
inc without tho signature Of FLEMING BRorHRpx
Sold ali over the world. mba, q,
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T DAN AND PLEDGE ASSOCIATION. s.iG
IL sss-sf 7-.ss.4
= -. z - p sasA
-........ q, AI,rEtopYzE,D 1,ApTTrar-ss eo oao.
- - - w. -.
The institution has been chartered by the stse
permanent orgapizafion Prspard e Hns le q:
not more tnah fl' fEh LENi on Ss.sr,
ware Watches JewsIrY: Dry SSods IHoeS pS
Apparel FURNITURE anu all moSaoAe or lh1ofSpo Px
erty, 49,
poitan w1FEHts city Beads sE ssE e.
Evidence Of state or eat% taasbsednsss gn.see ~
oicsrs, Pay accounts CO D5itsd States
PRvATR ESFRAScE-Ladiss Waiting the AssQcisss
can, by passing down CaTondeiet street hha Rs-
entrance 70 the ONCE on reEulao sSreeiS
= JOS II. WlLSON' fF1eslssss3tE 4
JOHN W. AlLLMAN, Cashier. Ap-yH
---------
A BARRET'S MARBLE WORKS, y,sA,.
,hiahbIE MANIIEJo AAoNO nE S -, AC .aan1s-
all kinds of Marble work executed the best
CRATES and SHELF BRACkEIS Oh an S1i0se-1
sizes. 'trE- .-.' 10 t ~.
The trade supplied on moderate terms. H..
A auPeuoT Quality OF Lime STONE suitaoie iot ttIS
:. c5;sIsTT
T oUIsIANA LIVERY AND SALE s1 tsS
255 and PSI Magazine street,
49,. Re.yssn Poevfarre and Delord streefze y,
-. IN
First class Mnles and Horses for salo. AtsAe-
riages and Bnggies for hire =. n,,,,r vs,..sSSr
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ST.. LOUIS Mo-, July 9, 1869,
Upon motion. unanimously coueurred in, the report
and ordered recorded in the minutes
Upon motion of Mr. Summers 1t was ordered that tho
-samc be published. e.
Upon motion of Mr.. Musson it was further resolved
that copy of the sane leafet form be sent each
trustee and policy holder. &
rue;enpy- from the Minutes
-iyIs I'M SAINT. FLOWER Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-13
wNew Dark Calicos, at Rhodes.

The City Council have deemed it in.
expedient to allow the property holders
on Market street between Monroe and
Quincy-allowing them the cash value
of the stones with which the street is
now paved-to put down new pave
ments on that thOroughfare. This
seems to be intudicious so far as it de.
MES the property holders the value of
the boulders, but they should choose to
put down new Nicelson pavement at
their own expense, there is no reason
why they should be denied the privil.
eye. Certainly some are satisfied with
the street as it is, still, more would be
pleased to GO to some expense to have it
in that place, a credit to the city, and
they should be allowed to do so.-Inteli-
gencer cfyesterday.
Well, as both branches of the City
Council passed the following resolution
reported from the committee on Streets
and Alleys, we have an idea that the
property holders have all the pernis-
sion necessary;
Resolred, That the application of
property owners on Market street be-
tween Quincy and Monroe, for permits
sion to lay the Nicolson pavement in
front of their property, (the city to
allow them the cash value of the bould-
ers) be granted.
If the Intelligencer man knows of any
way of granting permission more clear
than this he should patent his inven-
ton, sell rights and quit talking about
things until he understands them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-13

The CoLoRED CUss FROM AFRICA
Quite little skirmish occurred on the
street cars yesterday, that for awhile
offered considerable excitement of
kind. The Street Railroad Company
have rnle forbidding colored persons
riding inside of the street cars, though
they can ride outside on either end OF
the car. Yesterday as car stood in
front of the Superintendent's Office ne
gro got in and took n seat. He was
told that, under tho rules of the COM
pany, he could not ride inside, and was
ordered out. Planting one foot firmly
on the 18th amendment and resting the
other on the 18th, he resisted and detied
any one to put him out. That little
job was right n the hands of the boys,
and they hustled that dsrkie out IN
manner that was right lively. The ne
gro then became abusive, and going into
the Superistendent's office, cursed and
swore and went on so it was found
necessary to arrest him. A woman who
was seated in the car get her back clear
up-worse than q cat-and she tlirted
herself out when the negro was elected,
declaring that 'if that coictsd man
couldn't ride in the car, she wouldn't.
He was Just as geed as anybody" We
couldn't help thinking that in such par
ticulars every one should speak for his
or her self.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-13

POLICE CoURT-There was a very
marked absence of fusileers from the
police court yesterday. Out of fiv,
cases tried not one of them was fol
drunkenness. The disorderly style o.
thing prevailed. Wonder if it wasn't
the effect of the eclipse.
Ferment Nickerson was the only one
who admitted that he got his fermen:
from a too copio, supply of Jersey
lightning. He went into a grocery in
the north end of town and sat on the
counter. Hardly satisfied that he had
room enough there, he tumbled off OF
the floor, and that he might lose moth
ing By "the fall'-as many of MS have
lost-he composed himself to sleep.
When the proprietor OF the establish.
ment demonstrated with him, he shed
his coat and prepared to make Sweitzer
case of Mr.. proprietor. He was fined S.
and costs.
Catherine Berbig and her husband
and children, and Andrew Comb and
his wife aud children, on Tuesday re-
solved themselves into a neighborhood
row, as they hadn't time to get up a pic
mic. All the parties were either mad,
hit or sworn at, and as q natural con-
sequence all the parties rushed into
court with their grievances. The way
they slaughtered the United States Ian
guage was a caution to beer jerkers.
Catherine was fined 81 and costs, but
she didn't care, Adam was fined like
amount.
James Leonard has been away at
work, and on reaching home celebrated
the event on Wednesday evening by
having a jolly old drunk and raising
thunder at his residence, to the great
disgust of the neighbors and the fear of
Mrs. L. She was compelled to call an
officer, who arrested the gentle James
in his mad career, and he was fined S.
and costs. He's in the geology line of
business just now.
John Jackson is huge unblesched
colored cuss from Africa. Believing in
the recent decisions that "a white man
has no rights a negro is bound to re-
spect," on Wednesday afternoon went
for weakly looking German named
Joseph Fox, who was quietly sitting
near where Jackson was at work at the
corner of Pine alley and Market street,
and knocked him down with a shovel,
without the least provocation. Fox's
head was cut and his face bruised. The
funny part of it was that Jackson swore
that Fox had used the mest outrageous
language towards him, calling him the
vilest names. When it came time to
hear Fox tell about it, it was found that
he couldn't speak a word of English,
an interpreter had to be employed. The
query is, did Fox speak English for that
occasion only, or does Jackson under
stand Germans Jackson was fined $40
and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-13

TRosADAL1s, the Great Blood Medi.
cine, is not prepared like fluid extracts
ordinarily are, (most of which contain
very little of the virtues of the articles
from which they are made. but is CON-
pounded upon scientific principles with
great care, by an experienced Chemist
and Pharmsceutist, and it contains all
the active principles of the articles from
which it is prepared, in q highly con-
centrated and pleasant form. The
"Rosadalis" Compound therefore give
universal Satisfaction to all Physicians
and patients who have tested it in dis
eases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, or
Bladder. 1t has been highly recon-
mended and approved by the Medical
Faculty wherever it has been introduced,
and is now being used with the most
decided success in the practice of some of
the most eminent Physicians in the
United States.
augl2-eoddGw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-13
w"Petite Cartesonly sl.00 per dozen,
at Partridge's Gallery.

lNCoRPoRATED.-The Pioneer Packet
Company deposited its certificate OF IN
corporation with the Secretary OF State
yesterd ay. 1t is organized for the pur-
pose of navigating and running one or
more steamboats, (of which the steamer
Kanawha Belle is one,) to carry freight
and passengers from any or all points
on the kanawha river in the State of
West Virginia, to the town of Gallipo-
lis, or any other point on the Ohio river,
and to tow boats and barges between
the same points. Principal office in
Charleston, Kanawha county, w. Va.
Corporation to expire June 1st, 1889
capital stock $4,000, with the privilege
of increasing it to 500, 600, in shares of
500 each. Sameul Christy, w. H.
Traslow, W. T. Thayer, J. L. Botsford,
aud Thos. G. Botsford are the corpora
tors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-13

NEAT PENMANsHIP.-Who does not
admire neat hand-writing' Where, is
the young lady who can lightly pass by
epistles neatly inscribedi We saw q
fine specimen ofpenmsnship yesterday
it was excellent. How could it have
been otherwise when executed with a
gold pen such as sold at Oxtoby & DUFF.
fields Jewelry Store, Main street, oppo-
site Merchants Bank, where fine stock
of gold pens, watches, clocks, jswelry,
spectacles, &C., has just been received 7
See advertisement.