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EAil Routes.

RNl 6oQtos.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-.rrives a.
90 A. M. and 7:G0P. N. olosss .t 7;oo A. Nj
and P. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAIL-vis WATERFOWL, uaNp-
ton. Rsuid, City, Port Byron and OordovA,
leaves st $40 A. M; closes at $40 A. M.
and arrives at $40 P, NJ.
GOAL VALLEY MAIL-(by cars) daily, leaves
IA. NJ, and arrives P. 81. Orion and An
dover arc supplied by this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MAIL-arrivos at 9:35
~ A. NJ. and 1000 P. NJ. Closes At P. N. and
l0P.M.
ALEDO MAfL-viA Camden Mills, Andalu-
sia, Edgingten, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo. High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, 0quswka, tie
0quswka Junction, (Ssgesown), leaves daily
between 8 9 A. NJ, ana arrives at $50 P. ID.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Hsslist, Buff
fs!o Prairie, Illinois City, Drury, Copper
Greek, and Miliersburg. goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL-via Presumption, Suel,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Richland Grove 'to Monn mouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
day at P. NJ. Centre Ridge 10 supplied
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, Wis Rural, once week. Ar
rivss Friday evening. at O'Clock, and leave s
Saturday morning, At 9 O'Clock.
SWEDONIA, via Rural, twice a week; arrives
Tuesday and Fridays, at 4:30 P. NJ, and leaves
Wednesdays and Saturdays at T:3o A. NJ.
This route terminates at New Windsor.
Office hours from 7:co A. NJ. to 500 P. II.
rSundays, open from to 10 AN.
II. B. OSBORN, Post Easter.
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& ia out with big hand bills of

MACBRYDE is out with big hand bills of
ering the whole Of his stock for sale without
regard TO cost or marked prices. Country
people will do well to come in and get some
of the bsrgsins-Msc says he will sell any
article for whatever he eau get in order to
make full clearance before purchasing his
spring goods. dw3t.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings of the January Term, 1870
Judge Peasants Presiding.

JANUARY IL AND IA.
IN CHASCERY.
". I. LIE Noir, administrator, &C., We
James Mackey ct al. - foreclosure. Decree
of sale and foreclosure made.
Isabella House vs. David B. House
divorce. Decree of divorce, al,mony and
custody of child signed and fled.
Susan NJ. Goldsmith vs. Cable Il Co., ct al.
Jr., defendants, defaulted, and bill was taken
to answer in seventy days.
Van Patten l. Marks VI Stockwel 4
Terpin-foreclosure. Decree vacated and
suit dismissed.
Letitia Webster VS. John B. Webster
divorce. Death Of defendant suggested and
suit abated.
Lucy L. Coe ct al vs. Edmund II. Coe ct
sl-partition. Decree Of partition made.
In re Emily 0. Lewis, guardian, &c
petition. Referred to Master.
G. D. Miller VS. J NJ. White ct al.-fore-
closure. Defendants defaulted and decree
made
Sarah A. Ward VS. John Staubach ct al
foreclosure. Judgment by default
Ellen r. and a. Kuff VS. j. P. Quick.
Dismissed.
CIVIL CASES.
A. 1ltterington We E. R. Powers-sci ia.
Dismissed.
b. Streckfus VS. Z. & W. M. Kirkmap-
assumpsit Dismissed.
A. Hull VS. c. Atkinson, garnisbee of F
ii. Warren-garnishee Ruled to an,vsr nv
the goth inst.
F. G. WEIGH l. Co. vs. W. NJ. Kirkman ct
al.-assumpsit. Judgment by default.
Christian Gebbert VS. John Heater
appeal by defendant. Dismissed.
CRIMINAL.
John Fitzpatrick-larceny. Defendant
pleaded not guilty. Cause tried by Jury.
Verdict of guilty rendered and value Of
property $1,000.
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DEERE'S WALKING CULTitATuR.

The experience of the las: few years has en.-
bled farmers to compare the VARIOUS Walking
Cultivstors, test their merits and observe the
result of the operation Of each.
In the light of this experience We ask Rtten-
tiOn Of farmers to the following reasons Why
they should buy the Deere Walking Cultivator:
ltt. greater weld Of corn can be made with
it than with others, they plow 10 a greater
depth, efesting more thorough cultivation and
leaving clearer fields. For proof of this We re-
fer 10 all farmers who have them in use.
I'd. Our new patent axle with spindle cart
separate, and held in position by wooden pins.
efectuaiiy prevents brcskage. either from care
lessness or uumansgeabe teams. When sub
jected 10 undue strain the wooden pin break and
saves any material portion Of the machine from
injury.
Sd. Experience has shown that Cultivator
can be shortened beyond certain point without
seriously impairing it, working qualities; and
that ours possesses advantages over others in
stea6iness, breadth of sweep of shovels, non-lia-
bihty TO clog, ease of handling and quality Of
work.
4th. Il eonmends itself for its simplicity,
strength, durability, ease Of draft, and adapta-
ton TO all work required Of a eultivator.
DEERE Il co.,
Moline, Ills.
iAul5duAm
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PoLICE.-Andrew Coulson, Swede, got
Illinois street resoupd with his melodious
voice, seized passers by around the neck
with playful affection, and otherwise com
ported himself against the peace dignity
etc" He was accordingly arrested and FIN,
ed s. and costs by Magistrate Chopper
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Aiken,

At the sign of the Golden Eagle, has just re-
ceived new assortment of Ladies Chemisettes
in new designs, at low prices also, a ne supply
of those Ladies all linen hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, at IS cents; also, full line of Ladies
Kid Gloves, in white, light shades and black.
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DeFICIT.-There Was a deficit OF about
$3.50 in settling for the railroad jubilation,
reported by the finance committee, which
the members of that committee propose TO
make MP themselves if necessary.
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Wanted.

An agent for Zell's Encyclopedia, tie Compen-
dun Of human kno,oledge. Those who have moi
yet subscribed, address
Nv. MARSH,
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QUNCY, Ills.
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REMARKS.
On the 9TH inst. snow. Quantity, 600 OF HI
inch. r
On the 11th and 18th rain. Quantity Wv vi
an inch, with heavy fog in .he morning.
On the 18th and 18th snow quantity, i;Zo
inches, accompanied with heavy north wind
WV. b. BANKS,
Hospital Steward U. S. A,
Obserxer.
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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. Is, R. A. NJ, meets at
Masonic Hall on the first and third Tuesdays o
each month. Ii. C. CLEVELAND, II. P.
W. l.. SWEENEY, Seo'y.
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Da-see advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispens-
.ry. headed, Book for the million-MARRfAGR
GiIDE-in another column. 1t should be read
by all. julyi4lam.
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Fosry CExTs line viii be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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A NEw GARRoTTER's DoDGE. " esterdsy
q man passed through this city on his way
West, who gave the following curious &C
count of the manner he was relieved of $50
as he was getting on the Rock Island train
at this place. He got aboard and seated
himself in a car A man came busting
through with lantern on his arm, apparent
ly brakeman, and asked him if he was
going West. He replied in the affirmative
and was advised to get on the next car. BE
proceeded to do so when the man with the
lantern next him on the platform seized
him and quietly choked him black and blue
and relieved him of his wallet.
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TAxEs.-Tsx sale of advertised real estate
will take place in a few days. Those wish
ing TO save property and costs, will take due
notice.
J. F. Corr,
City Collector.
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Fine Solid 8ilvervare

choice assortment Of the latest patterns,
suitable for wedding and other presents, lust
received At Rutenbeck 4 Co.'S, 70 West Second
street, under the Nevoomb House, Davenport.
SaTaTh
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Bridge Trains.
We Believe IN AdyertlalnK.


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he can foretell the result Of all business trans
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CONVERSATION OF JUDGEs.-Jndge Dillon
sent letter to the Iowa Secretary CT State,
formally declining to qualify as Judge of
the Supreme Court of the State to which he
had been lately elected. The reasons be
assigns are FIRST, his recent appointment as
one Of the United States Circuit Judges, and
second the meegerness of the salary attach
ed to the State Judgeship. He concludes
with the following very explicit statement
If the compensation for service upon the
State Bench had been adequate to have en-
aoied me com fortablv 10 have lived and
educated my children, and TO have made
some light provision for the future, | should
never have desired the change. l cannot
but think that in the matter OF compensation
for public service tho State pursues not onl y
al ilibers, but an uuwise policy.
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LOCAL COLUMN.

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each insertion of articles under this head.
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Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, I. o. o. r., me cts
every Monday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall,
southeast corner Of Illinois and Esg,s Sts, at
n O'Clock p. N.
c. B. KNOX, n. G.
c. W. HAMILTON, R. s.
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No. 5.-Adver.

The Stars and Planets reveal your destiny
YOUR DESTINYi What is iJ7 Good or Evil
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WHO Is IT The question arises as TO
who is lobbying through the bill for the
horse railway across the new government
bridge. Is it Lord Hawley or kGruel
Smysh of Davenport, or is it some of those
seedy hsngers-o in Washington, who get
any sort Cf bill through by contract? Sew
eral of our resident capitalists are anxious
TO know, so that they can get control of the
stock. It is supposed that the horse railroad
companies of Rock Island and Davenport,
after being united by the track across the
bridge, will consolidate and make one of the
largest and best paying horse railroad
speculations in the West. Everybody who
has thousand dollars viii plank it down
and draw the so per cent. dividend which it
is thought will be annually declared. 1t
therefore becomes important to know who
i, is that is putting this thing through, that
he may, if possible, be suborned and in
duced to throw fair share of the stock on
this side of the river. 1t is said now to be
controlled by the defeated bank party of
Davenport. Rumor says a PIttsburg man
who makes rolling stock, and is, of course,
disinterested party, is SO devoted to the
advancement of these river towns that he
drafted the bill which was presented to
Congress.
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Just opened, Linen Towels, from Zoo apiece up |;
hemstitehei Bandkerehiefs, from l5e to Al so
.niece; also, Ho.iery, Gloves, Hoods, Nubia..
TO-, at very low prices.
Tho best assortment Of Lace Collars. Lace
Handkerchiefs, Dress Goods, Shawls, de-, to be
be found in Rock Island is at Wadsworth 4 CO.,
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Young Mons Library Association.

f0uH8 Aen 1AU1&Iy Abboc1Suon.
The rooms of the Young Mems Library Assoc
citation are open from 10 A. M. until 10 p. M.
every day except Sundays. A large and well
selected assortment of works now on hand
Tickets three dollars, which can always be pro-
cured of the Secretary. may6dIv
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.
ILLINOIS DIVISION.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Day Express and Mail, 1880 .. m. 6.46 p. m.
Night Express, 1000 p. m. 7.45 D. m.
IOWA DIVISION.
aoINe WEST.
Day Express and Mail, $50 q. m. 9.55 .. m.
Night Express, 65op.m. 7.2o B.. m.
Western Union Railroad.
Passenger, $40 A. NJ. 6.l0 P. M.
Mixed, $40 P. NJ. l.50 A. M.
Rock Islana + Peoria Railroad.
Leave Rock Island, 700 =. m. and Loop. m.
Arrive at Rock Island, 90 .. m. and 500 p. IN.
~ Trains run by Chicago time, which is ID
minutes faster than Rock Island time.
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ternal sad Internal Aches and Pains.
Every bottle warranted. Sold By all Drps.
sists at 50 cents Ier bottle.
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SILVER l. SILVER-PLATED WARE.

Everything is and warranted as repre-
scented. The bulk of the stock was purchased IN
New York within a few weeks by Mr.. Rosenfeld,
who personally selected the goods with a view of
pleasing the patrons of our house, and we nov,
confident OF satisfying the most tastidious, ask
an inspection of our goods and prices.
ROSENFIELD EPSTEIN.
noy2idtianl
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ID. T.. sIBLEY d CO..
ASConiShlhS

MADAME LA RUE can produce. ~ means Of
the Horoscope, a true picture OF youEi0Eure hus-
band or wife, name, occupation, pecuEiary cir
cumstances, date Of marriage. and felicity Of
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The CAPTIVE EMPEROR.
TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW Yonx HERALD.

His Treatmcnt--Eniro FrcodoT Of Action Af-
lowed Hilu.-Ee Loo,Ss BloGtad, Billions nnd
Yellow.
LONDON Sept. IA, 1870.
correspondent Of the NEW YORK HERALD writes
as foows--
The Emperor, at Wilhelmshonc, ENJOYS entire
freedom OF action; walks rides, az ne pleases.
His chief com 9anions Prince Moskowa ana
Prince Murat. He disregaras the stare of the curl
Ou people whom s encounters outside CT the gates.
II Is sad he looks thirty years Oluer than he did IN
1865, when the writer saw hun. He is now bloated,
bilious and yellow. His eyes are faint, tired and
exprcssionless; has movements are slow, awkward
ana mechanical, and his face absolutely devoid Of
expression. "ApatLy' describes his appearance IN
one word. He rctires late and rises early. His
chamber windows arc lighted I'LL long after mid
night. and at haifpast four In The morning the En-
peror is seen walking Ia the garden, Ha dresses
plainly, IN black, and amuses himself u great deal
by talking TO the scnool children, who gather arouhd
to see him,
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unity, Bomarck repllsi there was no stronger
trend Of unity than himself but care was re-
quircd In accomplishing the work. South Ger
many having fought by our side, her wishes
must bs consideree; her incrnations cannot now be
compelled We must obtain the consent OF those
Statss "a point uR In Bavaria Il seems impossible
to agree on any form Of union even sniohg those
who favor union. In Baden Filings look better; 90
doubt Sber6 IN an 0psnlngs
The pewaOf tue greDcn republic had just been NJ.
ceivedu On which Bismsscx saids'.We shHll notjn
terfere with these domestic affais." TO . sugges.
ton tlAt there must be soma sstied government 70
give Prussia secure eaarautee for tie payment Of
tho wor expenses end indemnify bismarck
replied only py repeating. eve do Dst want
to interfere With thu domestic anaiss OF
France. Our people think we must have those Ger
man prov1nces france took nom us many years ago
We must at least render France poweress to me-
mace NJ by the same rORd--Motz ana Strasbourg
Wa must have aud we ask no more than
u nccessary to our own safety. We are very pa
tient peope. They have been telling US that II we
would not nght they would compel US. Well we
are hko the father OF family VINO, after enduring
many insults, at last consents TO light duel, but
only on condition that the struggle sAall be decisive
and shall be lnal.n
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REPORTS FROM BERLIN
rElEesAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Minister Washburne's Letter Criticiscd.- Ger.
man aad French Democrats Working For
Peaoes-lIovsHenrs or tho German Princes.
BEELIN, Sept. H. 1870
special correspondent OF the NEW YORK HERALD
at Berlin writes under date Of the 1llnst anu says
that MINISTER sshburne's letter to Favrc Is sharply
criticised by the National Zeitun0. 1t Ia said he
had authority merely to recognize the republic.
All beyond was che expression OF personal feeling.
1t complains OF bis failure to protect the Germans
under his caro-, now prosecuted by Galnbetta more
cruelty than before.
The Bavartan Ministers are considering scheme
for the reconstruction Of the North German Ccnfed
Grafton and forming German Parliament. Demo.
cratic socialists are agtasln1 for peace with their
French brethren ana protesting against the anuexa
tIca Of Alsace and Lorraine Aprtnted address was
seized by the police ID Brunswick aad Its authors
ana publishers were imprisoned.
nc German princes arc preparing manifestation
yegarding the future organization and government
ofGermany, TO forestan popular action aud anticl-
pate liberal agitation. Minister Won Delbrucx after
visiting all the princes not with the army especially
the King Of saxony, has now gone to report TO the
Kings headquarters.
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TYE CATASTROPHE At LAUy.
TrlEEaha TO THE NEW YoRH HERALD.

nerlin AIarn,eS at the Hcnwrs of Dcspsra-
tiar.
BERLIN, Sept, II, 1870.
The news ol The fatal acton which was performed
BY the French by meana OfFhe explosion at Laon mas
produced dccils1 sensation here. IL IA regS ded rs
indicating most serious catastSophe--serious even
In the conduct end progress OF the present IL
has Increased the m feeling which exists toward
ue French army, and just in SO much as It has done
yhis has 1t diminished the prospect OF peace.
The conduct OF the French officers is regarded as
bafbarous 10 the extreme and opposed to the rules
Of modern warfare. 1t is thought also, that the
effect Of 1t may be to induce similar acts on the part
or tho Germa'is should the necessity present.
The Prussan government has demanded reprisals
for the sacrifice Of HE by the treacbery Of the
French in exploding the magazine at Laon. The
cause Of the explosion whereby the citadel was de-
stroyel Is still mystery, though the prefeoe OF the
department and number Of the prisoners have
been subjected to rigid examination by Baron Won
Notke.
Several Prussian regiments have becn armed with
cfassepols captured from the French.
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REPORTS yROM TOURS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yolx HERALD.

Bridges Asossd Paris Elowu Uv.-Toul Again
Bombarded-A Gussiaa Bsvoy eat King
WiIlinn's Hsadauarters-Paris to Have
asas--3un,orod Arrival Of Marshai Bazaipe.
TouRs, Sept. IA, 1870.
a great numbcf OF bridges around Psris were
blown up today The woods were seS op IRE, ana
houses likely " ofer refuge to the enemy wers de-
stDyed
Toul has again hccn bomoardea The firing con.
ttnued nine hours. The city u much damaged, but
the defence continues.
The Prlsslans have consented, at TIE request OF
Switzerland, 70 persnis non-coinpattants 10 leave
StrasboWg.
It. reporte1 that an envoy from Russia has Sr-
rived at the Prussian Kings headquarters.
The Paris Journals now SAP they Sage little hope
OF mediation.
The trooJs reviswed BY General Trochu reached In
On unbrosen line fr0m the Arch of Triumph to the
Place Of the Rastlie.
An arrangements has been made by which Paeis
win be provided with gas in case OF Siege.
1t was rumored tnat Marshal Bazaine had arrived
in Paris, out the report is not confirmed.