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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-03

4 New COMMISSION HoUsE.-Rock Isl
and's increase in railroad advantages has
the natural tendency TO advance trade and
lead to the establishment of new business
houses, and the new branch Of trade
that suggests itself ss Il necessity is the
firm, composed of two gentlemen of the
most thorough experience in that line, have
opened q forwarding, CON mission and stor-
age warehouse on Front street, In the
Lamont buildings, below the coal office.
Langley 4 Jarvis is the name Of the new
firm, well known to sill our citizens for their
connections with this line for q number of
years past. Mr.. Langley. the senior mem.
Der of the firm, was the predecessor OF Geo.
W. D. Harris in his agricultural and imple-
ment warehouse, and has had an experience
of eighteen years in the business. He
withdrew some time since on account of the
loss of his sight, but has become so used to
this deprivation that he has undertaken to
resume his occupation again. His
partner, William n. Jarvis, has had six
years experience under Mr.. Langley as
book keeper and confidential clerk, and for
three years last past has been in the employ
of Mr.. Lsugley's successor. He is thor
oughly conversans with every branch of the
trade, and is an active, .horough.going bu
siness man. The new firm have two spa
- hill into
warehouse, and an elegant, tasteful count
ing room, and are now ready to receive the
favors of their friends The firm is such an
one as will secure the confidence of the bu
siness community, and retain it by prompt
ness and fair.dealing. Give them call.
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New YEAR's DAY.-The first day of the

New YEAR's DAy.-The first day of the
year dedicated to good resolves, promiscuous
visitations and mercantile inventorizing,
passed off in quiet, decorous way in Rock
Island. The callers at various houses found
only coffee to make merry and be glad on'
so the day was spent soberly. The ARGUS
makes its FIRST appearance in the year of
grace, 1870, under new auspices and in an
enlarged form. As it is the custom to dedi-
cate the day to good resolutions, We have
made it incumbent upon ourselves, during
the coming year to present our patrons with
better paper even than the ARGUS has
heretofore striven to be. The City of Rock
Island is so rapidly on the increase, that
local newspapers must perforce meet the
requirements of things and increase with it.
The ARGUS has always been literally pa
tronized and supported, which is but the due
of journal which has been at once the
advocate of general progress and the pro
tector of individual rights. Believing as
we do that newspapers judicio"siy managed
are the principal motors OF local advance
ment. we have been constantly striving to
make the Argus worthy of its patrons and
the rapid increase of our city as the
largest manufacturing city and rail
road centre in the west of Illinois,
1t shall therefore be our effort to fill the ex
tended columns of the ARGUS with such mat
ter as will the more enhance local improve
menss, and give people abroad just and
adequate conception of our resources. In
doing this we shall be as sound and pro-
nounced politically as ever, as near the
mean of justice in local discussions and
controversies as the imperfection of human
Judgment will permit, and as earnest as we
always have heretofore striven to be in the
announcement of official corruption in what
ever partisan organization it may be dis
covered. We have made these promises to
ourselves with all earnestness in the future
management of the paper, and we now
make them to orr patrons and readers and
wish them all happy New Year, and in
creasing prosperity through all the future
years which may be allotted them.
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CAUTION.-The words "Holloway, New
York and London" are wstermarked on each
leaf of the directions in which the boxes and
pots are folded. For information leading to the
detection of counterfeiters of the medicines, or
vendors of such counterfeits, knowing them to
be spurious, handsome reward will be given.
Sold at the mandatory, No. SO Maiden Lane,
and by respectable druggists and callers in med
icines throughout the world. consider able
saving is effected by purchasing the large sizes.
Full directions with every box pot.
oct1SdwIy
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70 Sufferers from Coughs, Colds. d,

While the ointnant is applied externally over
the windpipe and lungs to countera- IT iuterp ii
Inflammation, the cure of a cough, sold, core
throat, or any other affection of the organs OF
respiration may be mat srially assisted by occa-
SIGNAL doses of the Pills to allay the heat of tbs
blood ,,3 ,..,o,. - -
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The ARGUS enlarges to-day in size.
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Young Mons Library Association.

The rooms of the Young Mems Library Assoc
citation are open from 10 A. NJ. until 10 P. NJ.
every day except Sundays. large and we'll
selected assortment of vsrks now hand.
Tickets three dollars, which can always be pro-
cured of the Secretary. may6dly.
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TO Female Invalids.

From the peculiar mildness of their operation,
the Pills admirable Alternative for females
in delicate state of health Acting as tonic
and nervine as well as q purifying and regulat-
ing medicine they work wonders in the various
functional irregularities 20 which the sex-as q
cr,hJ
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LIFE Insurance PAID. - The late A.
Block had policy of 81 900 in the Connect
lieut. Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Hartford Conn. James NJ. Buford, agent of
the company, has just received the money
aud paid it over TO Morris Rosenheld, the
guardian of the minor heirs of Mr.. Block.
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Haaunic.

Masonic.
Barrett Chapter No. Is, R. A. M, meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tuesdays
Of each month.
Henry BuRsowER, H. P.
6Ko. L. CARLTON, Sec'y.
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RAILROAD TIMETARLE.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.
ILLINOIS DIVISION.
L1AvH. ARRIVE.
Day Express and Mail, 7.30 .. m. Gas .. m.
Night Express, 1000 p. m. 7.<5 D. NJ
IOWA DIVISION
Day Exprsss and Mail, $50 .. m. 9.55 O. m.
Night Express, 65op.m. 7.2o .. m.
Western Union Railroad.
Passenger, s.2OA. N. o.10 P. NJ.
Mixed, $40 P. M. 1I.50 A. NJ.
Rock Islana 4 Peoria Railroad.
Leave Rock Island, 700 Q. m. and l.oop. NJ
Arrive at Rock Island, LOO .. m. and 500 p. m.
~ Trains run by Chicago time, which il Is
minutes faster than Rock Island time.
, 1870-07-01
INDIANA.
Arrest OF the Supposed Author OF the
Recent Tragedy in indianapolis
The E1riAnncfyA ElNtcue1tx..

Arrest OF the Supposed Author OF the
Recent Tragedy in indianapolis
The Prisoners Statement.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune,
ISpIANArOL1s, June s0.-AdditiouaI evidence
Vas discovered to-day tending to strengthen the
suspicious against John 4. Gattenby, shc man mr.
rested yesterday for the atrocfty and
was identified by two little girls as the man
who about Eeyee weeks ogo attempted to violate
the person Of one Of them. This, added to his low
character and to his confused statements, goes to
strengthen the circumstautlat evidence that the
right man has been caught Still, he may turn
nations T. that on The day before the atroc!ty for
and being drawn ',.o up y bis companion,
Was perpettated, two b0yS attempting to outrage
the pe1sons3of two girls corresponding In descrip
tion 10 the victims OF Friday night, and that tic
boys ran OF without accomplishing their purpose.
He explains to q poDr purpose why he neither
Wept to the rescue nor told his companion what
he saW, ant! on examination Of the Topography Of
the locality shows he could have seen nothing 60
lug on there from his station at the well
Andrew Humphreys, Major General Ii the
trairnrous organization Of the Sons Of Liberty
during the war, and who was tried hE military
commission and forbidden to leave this township
during the remainder Of the war, on1ciated IS
Chairman OF the Democratic Convention which
met at Terre nante to-day and nominated Daniel
". voorhees, for Congress.
, 1870-07-01
VINEGAR
--.Ne..~r1-I---.--.~-~~.-
TH'a fTDER VWEf3&R

PRUS8IHEH GlUEH FHz@fA
f3+ebr.ted for tts purity, strength and pa1atshenss
= IT, u. fah. the Illinois et.ss 1atF ana Chtsa9e
EtT T1 IAt4ez* WnEk1 q the kipQ 70 ths unea ssAs
~ md ~ 4t1teAk, QhteAeh
" As& Io9S Epe9 Is 2nAasks Ts.
, 1870-07-01

Tho New York Herald Of June 29th saJs {:
"Scnor G. Joae Morales Lemus, the Minister
from tho republic Of Cuba to the United States,
died at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at his
residence. No. 1858 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn.
He had been for some time past afflicted with
heart disease, which was intensified of late b5
the constant labor and excitement he WAS COM
PEELED to undergo in his Efforts to advance the
cause OF his native land. The deceased AII-
ister Wac born at Giba.a, Cuba, in tho month
Of May, 1903. When p years Of ago he re-
eeivea hia degree as lawyer, and, entering into
feesion. He also acquired reputation in
Cuba, and to come extent in Spain,
as an able writer on legal questions.
LoBg known to all his ac9uaint-
ances and friends IS an answering opponent
OF Spanish rnlo in Cuba, ho Welcomed tho rev.
olutionAry outbreak of 1868, and at once gave
it his hearty support. He was appointed By
President Cespedes on mission to tho Uni
ted States. and arrived in this city in Januaryof
last yoar. All that he could do 10 aid his COM
patriots was dome. He andeavorad to obtain
recognition Of belligezency, and, as We know,
departure ct the Spanish gunboats from this
port, but without success. Several expedi-
tions wero despatched hy him to Cuba but
the most important OF ali, that commanded BY
the late General Goicouria and Colonel Ryan,
was prevented leaving by tho vigilance Of the
United States authorities.
"a telegram announces tho death Of Will
lam Hale, Achdeacon of London. Ho was
born in 1895, was educated at tho Charter
House md ut Oriel College, O1ford, and gradu-
atea in 1877. In 1928 he became preacher Of the
Charter House, subsequently Chaplain to the
Bishop OF London; Was rector OF Cripplegate
il 1847, Archdeacon Of st. Aban's in 1889, Of
1857 he resigned his living Of Capplegate.
Tie ArcldeacoQ was well known to the clergy
, 1870-07-01
F0RIY-F1RsT CONGRESS,
e,>- . .WAsu1NGToS, June 80

SENATE,
TIE ALASKA FEE ZEAL BILL
The House amendments to the Senate bin to
prevent tic cxter,nlna1on Of fu1-hcaFiuc an!uaais
in Alaska were concu.Ted In
MI. SUMNER, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, reported joint resolution authorizing
the exploitation and survey e., Of the Teanantepec
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans The same commit
tee were discharged from further consideration OF
tae otnt 1a1 "a
the subject, aIl Of which were indefinitely post
poned.
Mt. SCOTT, from the Committee Of Conference
OH The ioirt resolution for the relief Of ocess OF
the nayy, made repou, which Has concurred In.
ANESpArORY 1ONEsTE1D BILL.
Mr.. THAYER introduced bill to amend the
Homestead arL 1t allows soldiers. sailors, and
InaInc6, who served year In the war Of the re-
TWO reats' residence
MEXICAN LAND CLAIMS.
Mr. FOWLER introduced bill authorizing the
lana Claims moi PASSED Upon Is The sa ID
commission Of ISL.
Mr. PoAERoI tnEodoSsd,, ,,roa ei IT. 11e
+ NcTi4iat1 Railroad. and North Louisiana TexAs
railroad to consolidate for the purpose o.
Forming junction with the Ieaas Fac.nc huaa 4.
Marshall and grants 70 saiu 1oAas t"en13 ooee'As:
Of land per mile
At O'Clock the senate went Into e1esua!e ses'
Elop, -
Atq:1o the doors were rcopened, and the senaN
proceeds with the Tax bill, the qpcsuon nelaG e
ee1ner steel. to reduce the duty On stee! tMA
bars -Aa!f cent pez pound, and also 10 bstaAs
ont ne Nnsps fnnEe @as p favor Of szng the
esf suf1cIeut protection to stimulate It to compels
T1th Rrit1sh manufacturer
M. CAMERON opposed the reducson, remark
, 1870-07-01
DISSOLUTION,

Tha eopartncr.hip herrtofore existnk hetSptn sh9
SnsdsIstsnsd IND nndeT u hEm na:ns of TtAon.na
Taylor wiz pay all liabilities AID coileet - ddnsa aas
the EAt1e- 1~4AA A4fGA.
EbicAkn. .Ipuh e. 1a1Q =. - 3a A6E:
, 1870-07-01
FlrHTz

QUINCY, III, June s0.-A fire broke ont In a
frame stAle at p m to-day. near tlle corneE ol
one frame residence and tin shop. Loss probably
$500, with $500 insurance on stock.
MONTREAL, June 91.-A large tre last night at
Cote St. Paul, con8nMe.t tho Mount Royal
mills, owned by Mr. Farkyn. Tbs. mills were the
moEt extensive In Lower Canada. Vailed a
t55 eco; insured for 81, ,000 1Uas On grain, &c.
Il lQl 600. PastI1jIF injured.
, 1870-07-01

vision to pay the expo nsss and renune.ats The
llbc1g Of three specialists. Governor uoh-
man urges Mr. Wells to accept ths oiter, NJ 1de,
as La says. out Of regard for the pahlic good,
and as an opportunity 10 study politics u 6clenco
almost equal to the Revenue Bureau, Ne"
York having the revenue Of d strong Kingdom
in herEelf.
Mr. Wells asked for month to consider the
nomination, and he is OF the opinion that he
shall accept it. His friends urged him to do
20. and think you mnS set it down that ho
will do so.
There is one piece Of Divine Justice TINT
will probably come out Of this appointment.
Mr. Denis Mccarthy, Of Syracuse, ono Of tho
greedy Batraps who has been honndlnE III.
Wells for three years. and who represents the
enlt manufacturers Of Syracuse, has just been
wise enough to turn Mr. Wells personal atten-
ton from the nation to the county OF 0nonda-
ga The salt water in the lake at Syracuse is
tho property Of the State of New York, and
formerly alt boilers we're allowed to use it free
". paving the State tax per bnahel on thu
ealt when mape. A few years ago
hi. Mccarthy and lis friends got State law
passed forbidding any mora persons to make
salt ut Onondaga than those already established
there. Then these precious aaltsters got the
State tax reduced, while they got moro tariff
We suppose, Of Mr.. Wells to inquire into the
causes Of the decline Of State revonue from
tho salt boilers, and Mr.. McCartty's monopoly
of protected friends will have to disgofge to
the Commonwealth they have defrauded- This
is bringing tho hornets nest out OF the open
air into the lss1ase.
Iii. Wells has been overwhelmed with prop.
osiduns to lecture, to write book, to stand
for Congress, to take the Presidency OF the
Free Trade League, and lastl5. and more ter
riblo than all, to pay visit to Mr.. Darnen j.
Morre1l, at Jobnstown, and dine outot the pro-
, 1870-07-01
WISCONSIN.

Dent11 from Su unstrnke Mt Milxvnu-
kcc-Scrious Carriage Accident.
Special Dcspatel, to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, June 30.-A man named AcNuthy,
passenger on the propeller St. Louis, on Ills way
from Chicago to Milwaukee, died suddenly, last
night, from sunstroEc.
Superintendent D. L. O}i., ct the Western Union
RallFoa1, Was thrown from bis carriage at Ra-
clue, today. Ills injuries aIe INTERNAL, but not
sunlpsed to be seftols.
, 1870-07-01

ROME, June eo.-The supporters Of the lnfaltl-
btlity dogma count on Cardinals Cullen and Bon
ncchaZ as thelr latest recruits.
LONDON, june 9O.-Despatchca from Rome Of the
e9th announce that the report Of m immediate
vote in the Gcumen1caI Council, on the infallt-
hilty dogma, IS untrue. The discussion Of the
project will continueltIt IS reported that the Pope
has ordered the Cardinals to oppose any proposl-
ten to set aside the discussion.
4 committee Of Bishops Of all nations, including
the Archbishops OF San Francisco, Mexico, Balu-
morr, Quito, and other Americans, hns addressed
requeat to the faithful for subscriptions for the
Catholic church At Coustant1nop1e, which suffered
SO terribly III the recent confagTatlon.
ROME, June sn-There WIS magnificent dis
play, yesterday, In honor Of the ST Peter prDces
si0us, and the reviews fnated all dag. There Was
an exhibition Of fireworks ut night
, 1870-07-01

from 100 to 60 In five minutes. a henyy storm
west tonight .u..--
CorScIL BLUFFS, june 5n,-1t IS intensely hot
here, the thermometer standing 1o41 In the
tha1e.
test Of tile season. the mercury reaching 1906 In
the ehade, at ?. N. We had heavy thunder
aud ralnEtorm, commencing at p. M, and an
other storm Is now approaching, and the prospects
are favorable for an abundance OF rain.
MADISON, Wis, June 31.-The weather con.
tiuucs red-hot. The thermometer ranges from aG
to leo in the shade, to-day
, 1870-07-01
New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, June -CoTTnS-Quiet md
steady; middllngs, 1sc; sa.es, 900 bales: receipts
800 bales: exports, a5Gu hales; stock. @, naes
BREADsTUFFS-Oats dull aud unsettled at 6a361c
Dran lower, at 95efa3t.05.
PRor1s1oss-1Iams, 22@2sc, Lard nrm; tie1ce
1ost@161ic: key, tsA919A9c.
GKoCERHs-CotIce unchanged; total import:
for the year. Ill oil hags; increase over Last year
31,1T6 bags.
Other articles unchanged.
STE1d iSG.-.2aA,
, 1870-07-01

CHARLESTON, S. C., June so.-The steamship
OH Tuesday, with a large freight AMI hfty pas
seDeers, was discovered on fire In the lower holt!
when forty miles northeast Of Cape Romala. Cap.
tain Chichester ran for the shore, and scntte.f the
steRluer In ten feet Of water. The weather being
clear the passengers and crew were safely landed
on the beach, Tie steamer City Point has gone
tO their assistance. The Tennessee was valued al
koSi1 Ehn
, 1870-07-01
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby giycu no. to trust Barbara Brinknan
OF to credit her IN any for will not be responsible
foE samc: AUGUSTUS BR1SKMAN.
, 1870-07-01

Fatal Kerosene acctdc1t at Wheol.

Fatal Kerosene accident at Wheel.
lnE-DroSvnistE Case. ..
WHEEL1sG, West W., June 3o--A laaiy, named
SaraA IiccIcs, was awakened by her SICK chllu,
IN wednesday morning, for a drink Of water.
The lamp In the room hal burned low. and while
attempting to refill It when burning the flames
communicated with the Gnu. An explosion at
once OccureI ami the WolllRn Was so ba,iiy burn
eli thar she Ae,! IN few hours nfter the accident,
suffering intense agcuJ. ., ,-..,
A lau named Edward Re!man Was drowned,
while bathing Id tic river, yesterday afternoon
, 1870-07-01
Effect OF the New Rcdistrfc1ing Of
tho StuteA

AlGNC& Ok l1lN INCtE EkEQz8tI1E&1I3E VA
the Stute.
MADISON, June 30.-The redtstricttng Of Wis
cousin into two Judicial Circuits, with united Dis
tTsct and Circuit Courts, caused considerable COM
motion here. Judge MIllcr's court, which was In
session ut the State House, on the cnse Of Mra
Carlos Glow against the Northwestern Packet
Company, for $500 damages, sustained by the
falling OF gang plank at Reeds Landing, wus
suddenly put to m end Of telegram from
Washington, announcing that the Old District
of Wisconsin Vas no more. All business
Washlngton-being totally IN the dark as regards
their Jurisdiction, and, IN fact, Il Is stated On
aboilshes not only fhc oil circuit, but also al Of
the old officers Should this prove true, the Vest
ern District pay receive lis old officers by re-
pe arr exultant over the new division Of the State
while our kind ne1ghbor, Milwaukee, feels TINT She
has lost q lnrge slice from her bacou, and gFoWls
accordingly,
, 1870-07-01

OsKEG0, juno 50. -BREAIssTuFFs- FI0ur duh
and unchanged; sa1es 1.sUU brls. Wheat quiet;
sales 5000 Lu No. ] Milwaukee, club, IN lots. at
$780, ut close held higher. Corn quiet; sales 600
bn ut o9c for No. q Oats scarce aud quiet, at Csc
for Canadian.
, 1870-07-01

Voorhees, WcnDminntcd for Congress
In the Sixth Indiana DiStrlcfs
TEfNE HATE, June 90.-DanieI ". voorhees,
was nominated fnr Congress, without opposition,
By the Sixth District Democratic Congressional
Convention, In this city to-day.
, 1870-07-01
Fatal Sun-Str0ke Mt La S011e.

Ia SALE, June 30.-At about noon to-day,
Christopher, or Christian, Gates, ut work at the
zinc facsory In this city. fell With sun.stroke
from which he died in about twenty minutes.
THE deceased Was about 26 years Of age, aud at-
rived from Germany 0nlY q feW weeks sluce.
, 1870-07-01

BUFFALO, June 80.-Cattle- Receipts this week,
40 cars; InarKct qu!et and unchanged; sa!es 40
head at $1.12H@9.90.
sheep-Fair demand. and prices lower on all
kinds: sales to-day, Ibis head; $50 for lntlAna;
SGT for Ohio; s5s0Gd.00 for Canada, tud 37.!59
S.15 Tor Canada lambs.
Hogs quIct and easy.
, 1870-07-01
Tho Chinese Labor Question In
1nEfAfta

BosTuE. jane s0.-At meeting OF citizens ant
workmcn, In fremont Temple, yesterday after
noon aud evening, speeches were made aud Icso
lutIons pissed against the introduction Of Chlues<
labor into tilS country.
, 1870-07-01
POLITICAL.
The Kcucnuo Reform Movement ill
Ohio

Special Despatch to The Chfcsgo Tribune.
MANSFIELD, June s0.-The1 Republican friends
Of revenue reform In this Eighth Dlstict, have
been urging General R. Brinkerhoh to allow the
use Of his name before the Republican Congress
sloual Convention. The General has discouraged
tle movement, and declined to become candl, d,
date. it's pretty certain however. that u the
On On = reform platform similar TO the
Rich1aud County Republican resolutions OF 1892
but will lead In tho night to win. The revenue re.
formers are very strong In this district. and pro
bably comprise a majortty Of the Republican
party.
Judge Joel Myers, Of this city, is q candidate
before the Democratic Convention Of july 8, fol
Congressional honora.
, 1870-07-01

posed the amendment, which WAS relected-56 to
104.
..- CONFERENCE COMMITTEES ..-.-.
The following Committees Of Conference were
announced:
On the Indian Appropriation Bil1-MessEs. Sar-
gent, Beck, and Clarke, Of Kansas
On the National Currency B1l-Messrs- Judd,
Packer, and Knott.
AGto1rred
, 1870-07-01

BALTIMORE, June 30.-Beeyes tolerably active at
q decline Of HtaHc: offerings about 1850 head.
Shecp-Fnll supply, at 4t354c for fat sheep
*7.s599.95 pe1 head for stockers, and $e.aeaa.0o
f1F lambs.
Hogs-Lowcr and In large supply; corn fed, II q
@12Kc; stockers, l2@12Ac. Market dull.
, 1870-07-01
PORTUGAL,


LISBON, juno s0.-Sa!tIanha has invtted the mer-
chants Of Lisbon to frame some plan calculated to
reinyigoE1te the credit, develop the com-
nerce, and restore the prosperity Of the country.
, 1870-07-01
MEDICAL.
A BOOK FOR The MILLION.
PROPOSALS.


GlliCe Of L. s. Ordnance Agency.
Corner Houston and Grecne,ets,
Entrance on Grtcnci. 2. o. Box 1911.
Er NEW Yonk CITY, juno . 1870.
nnrps TIE meE!hs e JGly and Ansu.. l5;e shsItt
lids foE tc purchase fon the United States Ordnance
Department Of pR lead and !ea4t hallct Al follows. de-
Lyerabyc at the points herein 1at. tnento1ed M oal5:
One hundrcd lon. lrad baAet.. Fsankfora Arsenal
Fifty tons lend bu1 t.. Watervlet A.enaL
One Luz d1ed tons lend bullets. WatertoWn Arsenal
Orc hundred tom lead bullets. Frankfosd. ArseuaL
One hundred tons lead bullets, WatestoWu Arscnal
Two hund9s tons piS SeW Yast nsep.
FntY tons pfg lead. St. Louis Arsenal
on WEDNESDAY,. ACdEsr 10. lso:
9oe hundred tons aead bullets, FF1ntfor4 AlssnaL@
faty TOE toEs pis led. St. Ioi,is Arsenal
TMn hundred tons pis lead. New York Ar.eral
oS wTDSEsi,AT, AcarsT q. 1s;u.
One hundrrd and fifty tons pig teads New aotE
unc hGnased tons lead Lalsts, wate.town A1.enAl-
Fifty toEs pig lead. st. Louis Arsenal
Esnr hurdErl toas Els lFad, SsW Yo;s Aiscnal
FT ct: Fl 6 e eqs' on the
bs eert;ded ehesk er fat % New Yolf. for5 pf
' ba. m tor Leaa ard
The 0Tinanse Depa5nent Fess.Es. ths r'shs = nv Y
sef st seceps et' b e. ef
qnnntfits advertised for sale Thirty days w!A be III
lowed for tbc payment AID removal Of thc le5t -,
can be bad on ap1E]55s'1Gss 70 'a''
BFt Cot O. g. A., Major Of Ordnance.
, 1870-07-01

MILWAUKEE, June 30.-To-day WAS the hottest Of
the 6eason. Three or four cases Of sunstrokc;
none fatal 80 far. At 9 p. Ii. the Wind changed to
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