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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-24
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber otiers for sale by private sale,
l. his farm Of one hundred and twenty acres,
situated in Coal Valley township, about three
miles south Of Goal Valley village on the Coal
Valley and Berlin road. Tho farm is under
high state Of cultivation, being fenced of into
convenient fields well watered with springs and
wells, also large cstcrn. On the premises is
large and oOmuOdiOus brick dwelling house;
large and thrifty orchard Of the very choicest Va
rietes Of good bearing apple, pear, plum and
cherry treee, as well as the smaller fruits shrub
berry and shade trees the necessary out build.
ings, sheds, yards, and pasture lots. Part of the
farm 10 seeded down to tame grass.
As the Subscribers brother also offers the ad-
joining farm Of one hundred and twenty acres for
sale, any person ucslrIng can purchase both. The
location is desirable convenient to churches and
schools. The purchaser will be required to pay
one half the purchase money down, the balance
on terms rs may he agreed upon.
Inquire on the premises, or by mail to the sub
scriber through the Coal Valley post Office, Rock
Island county, Illinois.
JOHN DOMAIN.
Coal Valley, Ill, June 2S, dv4w.
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TAX NOTICE.

accordance with an ordinance If the City Of
L Rock Island, hereby give notice that the
* warrant for the year 1859 bias been placed In
NY hands.
All persons are hereby requested to call at my
oice, under Darts Hall, and pay their taxes,
within thirty days from this dats
JAS. r. COPP, City Collector.
Rock Island, Aug. 10, 1869, dlGt.
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Woman's sphere is said to be mans fear.
Is it in this sense that women's rights are
advocated by women?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-24

A Saratoga Jeweller has found another
young man with more money than brains,
and sold him diamond ring for $ll, 800.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-24
POCKET BOOK FOUND.

A POCKET BOOK, containing 4 sum of money
II has been found, which the owner can have
by calling at the house of Simon Mcmahon, on
Adams street. Third Ward, proving property and
paying charges. a2ld3t.
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BOUND OYER.

YOUR clothing osn be cleaned snt bound, and
pressed over, go that it will look a. well ss
new, by Il. WILCOX Tailor,
Warrington ST., bet. Orleans and Rock Ri yer.
mck7dtfs
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THE NATIONAL

Is now entering upon its fifth year Of unparal-
leled success. This company does not IL my
manner countenance that huge monopoly iuau.
guratsd by the Eastern ComI Is.ies, but insurss
alta FAIR and Giving RATE. fmsylgdsm.
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ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

He is now prepared to insure buildings against
loss or damage by FIRE or LIGHTNING, at
JUST AND EQUITABLE RATES.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

=. For each square, or the space occupied BIZ tan
lines OF solid minion, equal to one inch One Dol.
lar for each insertion.
@G~ Business Cards Of not o7cr ene-haif .,
inch space, Ten Dollars q year
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NOW York Market.
TelCgraphed to tho ARaus.
NEw YoRK, Aug. "a.
Flour-Stcady.
Wheat-Steady, fair demand at l45aSO
Corn--Lower at l,OSal2.
Oats-Quiet at 8Oa63
Pork-33,OO.
Lard-1qt
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JOB PRIMTxNG.

Inc hrst and highest premiums have always
Deen awarded to the ARGus oFPIcR for the be st
printing. ''' "
All work done neat quick and cheap.
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ct. Louis market.
Tslsgrsphed to the Argus
sr. LOUIS Aug -.
Flour-quict unchanged
Wheat Sab lower.
COrn-95ay6
Whiskey-advanced 20.
Provisions--quet unchanged.
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Love in an Aim n euse. /.
A sINGrrAp propvxp~r

An occasional correspondent OF the New
lork NuR, writing from PoughkeepsIe, Jau-
uary %, tells the following curious story:-We
nave had sensation in our Poorhous.-sen-
sauon ryalling IN intensity the story Of Peri
chole. Some months ago woman, squaIidly
dressed, but the owner Of a face singularly
oeauilful, was committed 10 the Almshouse for
yaerancy. A little child accompanied her
Her manners, though coarse. gave unmis, ak bic
evidence OF her former refinement Her voice
was soft and melodious, and her ewes lustrlous
and sparkling. She was miserably Door both
In purse and dress, and appeared TO have
suffered in past years much agony OF mind.
Sne claimed 10 have once moved in respecta Bile
circles, and registered her name in a beautiful
hard as Eloise Brentano. She performed all
her duties IN the Almshouse faithfully, and
frequently sang sonnets in French and Italian.
IL Is reported that she was formerly an opera
singer Of some note. When spoken 10 on the
subject she gave an evasive ans wer, and pre-
served a long silence.
Two weeks ago. one Clarence Reanmont a
"Piquiiio" tattered and torn, hungry and for.
lorn, was committed to the building on a
charge OF vaerancy. He was possessed of more
than ordinary intelligence, but seemed TO have
been embittered by the trials of life and has
conversation was marked with coarseness and
profanity. After being In the aim shouse three
days, he manifested a strong attachment for
Eioise, and sought her company constantly,
waiting upon her with the assiduity OF a ser
want, and paying her the most respectful atten-
uon. He soon gained her heart and affections
On the day before his discharge they had a
long interview, and separated with mutual
tears and caresses
Now. mark the sequel. Clarence beaumont
was discharged from the poorhouse on Friday
morning. Before he left, the pair had made
preparations for an .elopemeEt. At a. m
Eloise stole out Of her cot, with her sleeping
child on her arm, met her lover beneath the
cold stars at the gate, and carefully crept away
over the snow. Al . a. m. they were seen arm
in arm. floating down the Duchess county
turnpike, since which time nothing has been
heard from them.
1t nov turns ont that Eloise had s.usr hair
to come e3a.OOO by the death OF an aunt in
Adrian, Mich, and that Mr Beaumont,s at
tenticns were paid with a view of securing the
money.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The weekly statement OF the New York As.
sociated banks is a favorable one, but its an
nouncem-nt created no interest on Wall street,
and its effects were scarcely felt in the stock
market. The public were prepared for a favor
able showing Of banks, and were not disap-
pointed The increase In legal tenders i.
ST. 5,U36 and IN loans S2,6l5,ssS. The decrease
in specie is $50, i,,ss, which is more than ac.
counted for by the heavy shipments to Europe
by contrasting the total Ii serve with the to.al
liabilities IL is found that the former has been
increased about S9u0,0U0 and the latter aoou
Sl,5oI zoo. Money was in abund dsnt supply on
Saturday at six and seven per cent, according
TO the character of the collaterals submitted.
Prime houses and favored customers were also
able TO borrow all they needed n a lower rate.
Late in The day lenders Were Offer ing very free
ly at six per cent. and Were compelled 70 take
hve upon their balances rather han have them
lie over until to-day without interest Toe
money market is in a satisfactory condition.
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TESTIMONIAL FROM REV. IoEs HAIsEs

IISI IMONIkL FROM REV. JOEN HAINE5
Ws<HINGroS, D. c., January IA, ls59
To TdE PusITC:
I have been painfully sfhicted with an liberated
disease Of MY throat for about thrse years. which
at times sed me to relinquish all business Ia
deed, fer two years i have been enable to perform
ny pastorel duties. owing to the serious condition
of my throat was providen.- ally ad sised TO a,-
ply 70 IL. Abern, .. 2I- Y street, b. one Of his
patients, which I'D about two weeks ago, and
within he brief Period Of tvs weeks, under his
skillfui treatment, I can cheerfully state that
eOnsiosr myself permanently cured. There seemed
to be peculiar properties In Br Aborn's treatment
WHICH acted lke magic in my case.
RBV JOHN HAINES
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VAS NGInN. Do llama

WAsE. .SGToN, D. ,Jsauary Is, lsf
cheerfully certify that< ny wife has been for the
past two weeks under the treatment Of DR.. Abern.
24s street .snd 10 srstid,yressining her hesring,
having been deaf for the past six years; her gen
eral health, elso, Is much improved. She has been
treated Tor deafness by some six eminent physi-
clans in Boston, aud her case pronounced incura-
HE. She can now hear ordinary converssti IN
which she b ad been deprived Of for so long time
i would state that the treatment Of Dr. Aborn n.
not yainfu, nor in the least degree unpleasant.
GEO. T. sMALLwOeD,
Business Agent Columbian College
Washington, D. O.
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The PRIZE RISG.-The fight bet ween Allen
aho Gaiiagher promises 70 be very interesting
10 The pugilisflc fraternity. as both men are
already making the requisite preparations for
the encounter. which ~ fixed for the ga of
February. Ii rs said that both the contes tants
are conndent OF victory, though some aver that
Allen viii easily carry of the honors. Re that
az II may, determined struggle n anticipated.
jimmy Elliot proposes 10 fight the winner
Among the contests announced are the fol-
lowing-Januarv 20, Samuel keyes and Robert
Hemmings, near New York, for s2lO Feb
ruary l3. Pat Bollaran and Bill keyes. for
$40. 18th, James Dugan and Bill Horsn, at
=. Tor S5Oo. 10th. John Hunter and Patrick
Bassett, IN Pennsylvania. for $500 a side sd
Tom Allen and Charley Gallagher, for SI.O1O
and the championship of America. 18th,
Daniel Dolan and Michael Welsh, in Massa-
chusetts, for S50O.-N Y. Sunday HsraId
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IBy Bankers ana Brokers TELEGRAPH

We SoAAeOA q w. 4uOtc SlOCke 000 OOlo0
in home and foreign markets follows:
NEW YORK Jan 25.-First Board-U. S es.
1881, coupon, 112H; B20's lso2. coupons, II3
i66A coupon, lOsas; le6o coupons, Il0s; I-ec.
coupon, new, lUsk Saws, lS67, coupon, IUss ;
l0.$0's, coupons, lU7 Pacific Mail, I2l; OHIO &
Miss. Oernhcates 3 <; Mariposa, none. Ausntic
Mail, none; Canton, 60; Cumberland, 30 >:
w. U. Telegraph 3eS; Quicksilver, 26; Boston
Waaer Power, I51; N. Y. Central, i65; Erie,
y y; do. pref'd, S3A; Hudson, I3Ok; Readins,
96s; Michigan Oenual, lis; Michigan south
ern, 3k; Illinois Central, 13s, Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 9S; Northwest s3S; do. preferred,
s9I; Cleveland and Toledo. IO5: Rock Island
132k; Fert Wayne, l23I; Alton & Terra Haute,
411i Toledo q Wabash, GA; Adams EXP,
5sS; Wells, Fargo 20. Exp, 2S a; American
Express, -; United States EXP, So; Mer-
chana' Union, TX; Chicago & Alton, Ii7 a: do
preferred, las. Gold, 136Rals6X.
fBy Cable.l
LONDON, Jan 25, II q. n.-Consols, 3d.: u
5. Bonds, 75a; Illinois, slI; Erie, -. Stocks
steady.
FRANKFORT, IL a. m.-Bonds, 79s.
LIVERPOOL, IL a. m.-Cotton market opens
fiat. Sales will reach 1860 bales. Middling
Uplands, IL y; Middiing Orleans, 1IS.
LlyERPcoL, 1 p. m.-Cotton market dull
Middling Uplands, to arrive, ll1.
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TxSTIMOEIAL From SON OF MRS
JOSEPH FOLLhNSBEE

WAsHISS7ON, ID. O., January II. 1869.
DR. R.AHORS-Desr Sir: In justice to you and the
benefit Of the afflicted, wish to add my testimony
TO the list Of those whom you have cured. -Four
teen years ago had the carlet fever, and have
been deaf in my left ever since, until Wal
relieved By you. placed myself under yonr care
hve days ago, and received an improvement MT BY the
6rst operation, and have coatinued to improve 90
that nov can hear the tickirg of . watch some
eight inches from my ear.
CHARLES FOLLANSBEE,
b street, between 9th and 7th
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

DECEMBER n, 1853.
This 10 to certify that have been afflicted with
Chronic CatArrh and ssre Throat for twenty years
past, and have suffered seutely therefrom for two
years. Though not verY deaf, have always heard
fndistinctiy. I have been under the treatment Of
Doctor Aborn, OF 2Ss y street. for two weeks, and
cheerfuly assert that Of the Chronic Catarrh
and Sore Throat 10 being rapidly effected, and that
I hear much more distinctly than before vas
treated. J.r. JONES,
Third Auditors 06ice
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wAsHrxsrox,D. c., January u, 1859

" H-HfN' IVN, % % JHHudty Il, I'5J
DR.. ABORN-Desr Sir have been Under your
tres;us 1t between two and three weeks for a dis
ease OF the head, throat. and chest, which caused
me 20 despair OF my life; but i am very grateful
TO be able to add my testimony In behalf Of your
successful treatment. began 10 improve within
twenty four hours after having placed myself
under your care, and have continue to improve
from day to day. / am quite relieved Of the dis
tre.s in my chest, and experienced reliefin every
respect far beyond my sntici patfons, as 1 am 60
wears Of age JOHN MOORE.
No. 347 street
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HALLS VEGETABLE S,CILtAN u.,
RENEWER.

kenews the vitality Of the scala
senevs the hair 20 lie ori gInal color.
the hair. " noensbes
nenews the brssh, wiry hair 10 silken soft,s~~.
kepews The growth of the hair.
seness the sppesrance OF thoee that are B.,s
- SIsy eno is splenoid hair dressing. n a ,s,
or OF Alcohol 20 clos 40 the pores Oae bsst,e .S.
= p. HALL CO.. Nashua, N pro.-,.,..
For ssse ny eli druggists. 49,.
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THE CAUSE OF THE PHILADELPHIA


PHILADELPHIA, Ian. - In order TO test
the fact that the fire In the Burd block was
not caused by explosion OF the Harrison boiler,
tam was raised this morning in the boiler
among the runs, proving the boiler was unin-
Jured. The origin Of the fire is sull a m ystery
though generally supposed the result of incen-
dIsrism for the purpose OF robbmg the store
during the confusion
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SUCCESSFUL rREArMlNr OF CArAR.n

have been afflicted with chr onic Catarrh %
that i could net breathe through my nsstrils. and
was very nervous and debilitated when placed
ny,elf under DR.. Atorn' care, some three week.
ago. now can breathe freely through my nos
tris, and am feeling like new being. His tire ct
nent has had most magical effect upon my case.
A. STIARwALT, JR,
Government Printing Office.
JASUARy L, lSS9.
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01At Sullivan, Indiana. last week, a com.
pany OF twenty .dye or thirty women, of the
respectable class. formed in procession, at the
head OF which lady carried the BiSle, and
marched to various saloons in town and held
prayer meetipgs for the suppression Of intem.
perance. &c. They were kindly received by
most of the keepers, and had good time gen.
erally. A little enthusiasm was created at one
Of their visits; quantity Of nre-crackers hav.
ing been carelessly left scattered up the stairs
and In the bar.room. became ignited a. thew
were going up stairs, causing q scene.
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ksoM tEbeSs TaE sisf0sAffoa OF

wAsEISSIos. ID. c., December q, 1855.
DR. AscsS:-Desr Sir; wish to acknovledge
the remarkable success Of your treatment In my
case. had been % deaf for the past twenty years
- TO Be unable 10 hear. except when aAdrssssd in
= very high tone After ten days under your
treatment my hearing appears to be perfectly re-
stored. I am Il yesrs Of age.
Yours, very truly,
r. NODlNB. as2 y street.
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REMARKABLE CURES.

pr, AboIn herewith publishes Few oi the many
testimonials handed to him by his patients Other
certificates cfcures effected hy him since his res
ideucs iE Washington can be seen at bis ofios,
pa street
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ARREST OF A FORGER.

BUFFALO, Jan. sc. NJ. Andrews was ar
rested yesterday afternoon, charged with issu-
ing some thirty forged checks on business
houses mere. His trunks were well stocked
with fure, clothing, etc, obtained by means of
forged checks. He has been committed for
fuTther examination ~ D =. : =
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HAD Mr.. CrNBACK been guided by TIE views
of the Senior Weller, in regard TO the unprofit-
ableness OF letteT-writinS, he might tave been
L S. Senator. Martin Van Buren wsuId
travel hundreds Of miles to confer with a poll
ttcian rather than write him letter
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A GARD FROS PAYsAsTER CUNNINGHAM,


WAsHIS7ToS, ID C., Jan. ls, 1859.
The skilifui, successful, and scientific treatmeat
of Or. Aborn in & Of Ear and Throat disease
eIicfts my gratitude and thanks, and warmly
sonnend rim ts nay friends AMI the public gen
erslB.
DIR. Aborn is a Fan Of few " ords, bxt 10 profes-
sionsl ability spesks for Itself.
JOHN 8. .CUNNINeHAM
Psymaster United States Navy.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
FROM THE FAR WEST.
Indian AffaiFs-Man Killed by Wsm IN

CHICAGO. Jon. 25.-A dispatch from Omaha
predicts trouble next spring from the Sioux
and Northern Cheyennes on the Sioux reserya-
tion. =
AtGeorgetown, Colorado, a man by the name
or Mag uire was killed by woman in a drink
ing saloon. ~"
Fred. Sucker, private detective, was fatally
wounded while attempting 10 arrest Dan Batch
Ter Oh charge Of frsud in a drinkirg 4 saloon
h hlel was arrested.
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BaItinsre Markets, rs.d.y.

BALTIMORE, Jan. e5.-Cotton quiet but firm.
MiddlIng Uplands -. Flour dun, ana prices
unchanged. Wheat duh; sales of prime red -
10 - 80 Corn trm; prime white, IS TO s6; vel
low 20 TO %. Oats dull AZ 70asi. Rye dull at
l5uaSl-55. Pork firm at 3laS3lS. Bacon ac-
tive; rib sides. Il saI7k; clear, IsaIs 4; shouI-
ders. 5x xa15.; hams, 20. Lard quiet At 20
cents
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BY DIRRCrIoN Of the President, the follow
ing-nsmed officers are assigned 10 duty accord
ing to rheir brevet rank of Maior Generals -
Col. Robert g. Buchanan, 1st infantry, and
Col Alvin q. Il Hem, 2ith infantry.
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A. y. MULLgTT. Esq, Supervising Archrsc
of the Treasury Dep Irtxaent, has returned TO
the city from New York. where he has been
for severs, days pest on business
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FIRE.

BOSTON, Jan, 25 The extensive pork pack
ing and lard establishment Of Boynton, SwaI-
low d Co. In Brighton, was destroyed by fire
last night Loss, s5O.OOO upon which there is
a partial insurance.
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The Rev. Dr. Thompson, Of New York,
says IN the New Highlander, that IL women in
sist on voting. they N ust expect 70 lose the So
cial consideration they now receive. lmag,ue
an election where q wash-woman with q pine
IN her mouth, and with arms like an elephsnt,s
legs, offers your wife or sister a ticket assuring
them that its 'the rale Dimmychratic ticket, b.
,abers q,
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

Inns oso ana We'll known r. meoy, which hes nc
quirsd worldwide rsnevn for the cure ofsstdeu
colds, coeshs, ETC., vsak stomach, general debfl-
ty, nufotng sore mouth. kered mouth OF throat,
DIVER comIlaiat. dysQeDs1s or ianF.ssfon- ers0p
or palm tn the stomach, bowel complaint. Hainters
collie, Aeate cholera, diarrhea ed dysentery, has
lost none Of itD rood n0ne by roDootcd trials but
continues TO occupy . prooiDsot position 10 every
family medicine chest - HIN
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SHoC KING ACCIDENT.-A horrible acciden,
occurred In the neigh boring town of Falmouth.
Maine, Friday. man named SWEET was cut
ung trees, when the ak glanced and buried IT.
self IN the body of a lad named Marston, killing
him almost instantly. They Were alone, and
SWEET was so horror-struck that he went into
conNulslons- He was found writhIng IN fhs.
snow IN that condition. and the dead BODY Of
lad near by, the liver proIrading from Jh.
mouth. Ii is feared that SWEET Will also Gle
from the effects Of the shock.
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TIE New YoTk Trituse cleared s2as.0OO last
year, the most profitable year OF IT. existence
The previous year il cleared sl2J,aJS.
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Hon. ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Just re-clect.
ed Senator from Minnesota, is ST the National
Hotel
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., January 9. 1889.
This 10 to certify that have been cured of deaf
ness and Q discharging from my Of very severe
nature By DR.. AbOrn, ct 2I- T street, within the
period Of week. can cheerfuily recommend
eli to him Who suffering from similar diseases
BARTLETr, Pension Once
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lambda shall be entitled TO equal numbers AMI
raLks OF employees in the SAID several de oar.
menrs and forces. No district or Tsrri-
tory shall have more than one OF any rank
until every district and Territory, as provi led
for, shallhave a. least one Of the sams rauk; and
sl app. iItu Gu and promotions, in said depart
ments and forces hereafter shah be to equaiiZe
foI and said equaiiZa ion of numbers and rank
Of employees from tle several districts and
Territories afore-sid shall be made by the 4th
day of March. tS71. The act does no. regulate
the empI~vmrn' And service of d iaborers,
and boys under the age of sixteea years.
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SIRiKI The carpet weavsrs OF some of the
up.town factories are again on a s.rits ,ns
manufacturer. in consequence Of the eenernI
depression Of the trade and the high price of
ma W n.eraIs, having reduced the prices. On
numbers marched through some Of the streets.
visiting various shops in order to induce others
70 loin them disturbance 10 reported as
the corner Of Amber and York stfeets.-Psia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALIENS LING RALSAM

Ii sells every where and gives sattsfactisu Reed
the foloUinR extracts fron lsssers:
T.: b; Bowie, Drueeist, uniontovn, Penn
remarkable cures oo0at here recommend Il with
conodence In oil oi0oasoo Of the Throat and In uss
ton. send us six dozen XLIENT E0HG BAL
SAM. We ere entirely oct Of ft. Il eives more
eeseral satisfaotion than any other 6edicipe ve
sell. 10 Aim
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"a Woman's suffrage bill has 6nallv
paused the dakota Territorial Oouncil, affer
being so amended as - require the question 10
60 10 the people at the next October election.
=, 0Smal currency il ae scarce as specie IN
New Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

HORRIBLE MCRDER.-A horrible murder oc-
CURED Al Hendrysbure, Ohio, a few miles west
of ~. Clairsville, ON Thursday night. From
the operator Al ST Clairyille we gain the fol-
lowing particulars: A man named Carr en-
tered the house OF a Miss Fox, 70 whom he had
been paying his attentions, and because OF her
refusal 70 marry him. cut her throat, from the
effects Of which she died almost nstantly he
afterwards attempted 10 commit suicide by cut
ting his own throat, but was ups uccessf1l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-25

GENERAL BoyNTOT has three column
reply in the Cincinnati 6xz tie Of Saturday tc
Senator Hsrfan's personal explaratien.