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The New York herald., 1870-06-14
THE SLAYER Or GENERAL z0LllC0FEEA.
A Singular Scrap Of the History Of the Late
Rebellion.
[Fr0m the Nashville Union. Jim,

IFf0n1 tHe NashvIIIe Union, June II
The generally accepted opinion has been that 10 was
Colonel Fry of the Fourth Kentucky who killed Gen.
eral Zolicofer at Mil Spring. 1t Is now claimed that
Frv was credited VITA feat thatwas performed by
Dispatch details the story of how General Zocofer
was killed, and says the fatal bullet was fired by q
young man named Chrisman, who was member OF
Frys regiment. That paper says that after he war
young Chrisman brooded over the act until his
friends began to apprehend danger of insanity, and
adds the reelection that he had Killed O human
being, who at the time could have been made pri.
s0ner by the mere stretching forth OF his hand, who
upon his conscience-preyed, as 1t wepe upon the
very vtals Of his mind-that he finally sank, and, it
is feared, into hopeless insanity A few days ago a
writ was awarded against him by the Judge Of rhe
Wayne County Court. when the foregoing facts were
ecited, which his detected end Iororn Condition OF
sklllful treatment, to the unauc asylum at Hopkins
vile.
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TEE CRUZ BOND sEHsarI0N.
The Irish Cuban Servant Girl Fails to Ap.
pear Against Her Friend, Tnucredo Cruz,
and He il Discharged.

and He is Discharged.
The famous case Of grand larceny against the
Cupar, Tancredo Cruz, which had been set down
specially at the request or j. H. noolitue, Jr., the
counsel for the defendant was called for trial yeser
day before Recorder Hackett in the Court OF General
Sessions. The District Attorney, Mr.. Fellows, was
ready to proceed, but inquiry found that the COM
In court.
Mr.. Doolittle was ready for the Defence and had
fifteen or twenty witnesses In court when Mr.. Eel
lows applied for a continuance on account Of the
absence Of his principal witness. Mr.. Doolittle op
posed the application on the ground that the cause
sad been set down for trial peremptorlly The Court
nnally ordered that an attachment issue against
Anne Cruz, and that in case she was
not forthcoming the prisoner should be dis
charged. One hour later, the officer not having
yet returned with Anne, Judge Garvin. rose and
stated to the Court that he convinced the prose-
cutlop could not succeed, and therefore he was
willing that a noHe froseQM be entered.
On motion Of Mr.. D0Olltte the prisoner was dis.
charged and was at once surrounded by his friends
VINO congratulated him on his return to freedom and
his honorable deliverance from the prosecutions Of
the adventures, Anne Larking.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
A JERSEY OUTLAW DISPOSED Or.

In the Essex County Court Of Special Sessions at
Newark yesterday Albert Ziegel, the notorious jail
breaker, who, in endeavoring to escape second
time from the detectives, shot in the streets Of
Newark was arrnigned for sentence he having be-
i0fe been found guilty Of beating his wife shamefuy.
beioIe passing sentence the Court administered a
severe repuke but said that Ia OF the ghtness
". VI Ms onehce and the punishment he had already
suiiereu .nrougn MS wounds his sentence would be
miigated Still he was sent 10 State Prison for one
year.
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ANOTHER MORRIS AND ESSEX MnsoAD ouraAes.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Rowland Johnson, Of
Orange was forcibly elected from the s:3s train on
the Morris and Essex Railroad between Rose.
Vile and Newark, because he refused to have his
ticket punched he desired to lay over in Newark.
He resisted stouy, and got aboard q second time,
but was again hurled of. The occurrence caused
quite sensation but no disturbance took place.
Mr.. Johnson 10 highly respected and venerable
citizen OF Orange.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY. JUNE H. l87o-TRPlE SHEET
fsd light winds calms days Of Hatsras; June lat
so o. Ion 10 ~, exchanged signals with brig Kimba,

ss: Ut s sss s RSs. Il.
sehr WALLACE gn Porter H.rbor Island ls dsys, With
80 lon 'Psts ,sS ssrf g S.iSis: I:mSa on;
cSn S% ssHda sSS ''n'
schr Hattie Smith Brown Harbor Island 10 days. with
pss:sssp' s:s SsS. Y si l.na cepe Esus
II; ( s's ss sss h:ss.
sss s ,ssss sy4s. Sss:. =
days Of Hatttrai Sailed In company with schgs G
SIS, Sss ssS ssSa y!%lassea, NO. day.. with naval
ssS SsS: s.: s'si hsss;s s':s yei's?
scssf onIy iiSsl DSinshter, Hesdley, Virginia.
scSr schr Crisis crls Bowen, Bowen, g;n~a yrginisa virgins.
sssr s's as%ss, aRssa ssassss y.sa Ssis
schr schr eIs Clements 1ss... vss,n Mcris Virginia.
ssSr sssr or7ess. S.,sI odas si%,ns Ehsina Srse'
sssr sssr nssn%ss ssssoss RnsS y'sP virginia
schr Merritt cur!is, Virginia.
schr 9 Smith, gowker' Virginia.
Schr Enoch Moore, Chambers, Georgetown, DC.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
New YGrk, WIN piasts, % or.ndslI. BeTisus Co.
Yea sssr r !Ssls SS 1s.Sn SsS
viz he
schr Mary Lansdon, Burnett Rockland days, for New
?ss xa s stSS1 for
sr csIk 9G 9G New
s sssr Clark stoskias, Hartford fSF III New York
sfs e s'r.
schr + Wines Hass. New Haven ven for New York.
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Yacht Halcyon, Smith, Newport for New York.
BOUND EAST
Ss sa~ ssa Fi% sr yn
Bark Sarnia, Gould, New York for Pietou, Ms. ~,
se asisG ssE Kss 81 riS Ms
schr Edwa,ra' Allen ueorEe0wp DC \. fGs hysnns
schr Miller, Weldon, Seqfsso~n, b DC. ior Boston.
schr 3prast Gsorseown PC for Port IN Morris Trs,o
r dS Ts D HS 'o5
schr Caroline Kcnzel Dunham Georgetown, DC, for New
Haven
sshr Reading RR No 50. Scferson Phadspha for Hart
ssSr Psnn:Sysaia Ewing pSaaaspSis ier sTjdssport
sehr Tor New NJ Ss% Haven a'e'
S Asn D. FOR Srsn' New Haven
ssIr hsgsie, cqpminss PSiisdephis for cOhssss:
sehr Susan Mcbev Acnevitt PhadepSa for Norwich
@ Ra:s chs: fsa FOR
schr Benedict Curry Ww,Cfodbridss for PSrtapd
h PoTts for
b schr e9,i Dd Chad a.; NIL ESzs,SSethP9Ts u for
schr Rachel Jane, Cook. Eizabehpor for Providence
schr II Brown Ezabsthport for Psovidence. vid
schr Metcalf, @ Rogers. % Albany for Providence
shr Sose for
schr Perkins, seares, New York for Salem
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Miscelia.
neous Items Of Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes IN tbs
temperature OF the weather for the past twenyfour
hours In comparison with the corresponding day OF
last year. as indicated by the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building, Broadway, cor.
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BELOW.

Ship Marlborough (Br, Armstrong from Liverpool April
2s with mdse, to Snow Burgess (by pilot boat Buut
No H.
Bark Cyclone Br. Forbes, from Britonfery e, April g.
Wind al sunset S, fresh.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

Musical entertainments will also be given to.nor-
row In Washington square, on Thursday in Madison
square, and on Friday at the Battery, from SIX to
eight O'Clock P. NJ, should the weather be fine.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
MUSIC IN raE PARKS.

The Department OF Public Parks announce that
If the weather be hne there will be music by the
Central Park band in Tompkins square this evening"
from SIX to eight O'Clock. The following is the pro-
pramme:-
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AVefaKe temperature yFBtcruay. 10
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. a.
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SHIPPING NE W s.
Almanac for New york-Tals DAY.
Weather Along the Coast.
Hernld Packages.

Herald Packages.
Captains Pursers Of Vessels arriving this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached our Steam
Yacht feet
The New York Associated Press do not collect marine
reports attend to the delivery OF packages viii be
BY the following extract from the proceedings Of the
regular monthly meeting held March g. 1861
Resolved That after April 1868, the Associated
Press with discontinue the collection of ship In the
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
Letters news packages for the HERALD should not
therefore, be entrusted TO the charge Of pretended AGENT
Of the New York Associated Press.
Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.
The following named yachts which capable Of board
ing inward bound outside Of sandy Hook and south
Of the Highlands, compose our steam marine news
fleet
Screw propeller yacht HERALD.
Screw propeller yacht JAMES.
Screw propeller yacht JEANETTE.
The marine news office at Whitehall slip, where all
municatons from and consgnees the Of
vessels will be received and forwarded free Of charge.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FUa THE
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

Ann Donnan, a child three years Of age, whose
parents reside at 348 East Forty-eighth street. died
yesterday IN Bellevue hospital from the effects OF
scalds.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

One OF the men found in the East river yesterday
was subsequently identified as Carl Philip Haupt
man, German laborer, fOrty.seven years OF age
since the 22d ult,
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

An Italian fruit pedder, named Gourcia living II
Mulberry street, while endeavoring to 60 on BOARD
schooner, lying at pier 81 East river, missed hi
footing and fell overheard He was rescued with
much difncuty.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

The sixth annual examination Of the pupils of st
Gabriels grammar school. East Thirty-slxth street
near Fourth avenue, CONNIE need last evening, ant
WIN be continued on the eve nings OF Wednesday ant
Friday Of this week.
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Herald steam Marine News Fleet.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
ieamer. SIiis Deaiaatioa. on
Office.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK Fur THE
MONTHS or JUNE AND JULY.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

James Butler, charged with firing two shots from
revolver at officers Burns and Crowley OF the
Twentyeighth precinct, on Sunday night in Houston
street. the facts OF which have already appeared in
the HERALD was yesterday morning. arraigned
committed without bail to answer the charge OF
felonious assault. In his informal examination he
stated that he was twentysix years OF age born In
occupation tnsmith and claims to know nothing
about the charge.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

Nelson La Due, printer, nineteen years Of age
was brought before Justice Hogan yesterday for
picking the pocket OF Mary Clarke, OF 405 West
Seventeenth street. and stealing twenty dollars
He was held to answer.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

man whose name is Mr.. Reeves was yester
day found In the dock at pier 43 East river De-
ceased was thrty-fve years Of age five feet eight
inches in height and dressed as labOrer. The body
was sent to the Morgue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08

tpirS birrmit srssbsn bab Gin Gsrtiffat Sprbsrsi-
tel unb auesefrrtist purbe gum 3psd bsr Gta'
bIiruns tiner Bank of issue, discount and de-
posit, untsr ben 9efimmuneen Der Wife, bette
tclt: Cine Afts Sur 5elIssuus sines 6rsibanffn-
Sphtms in penuiplpanirn unS jur Si9srun5
hes publfums Dor gsrluiten eurb iniplpsntf
Saufru," senrbmtat am 81. Marl 1860, nne
BEN serl6isSsnen 3uIGBen sur brfnsten gfts.
Die beIaats 9anf lcl beiBfn Die Msr6dnts
unp DlebanieS 9anf pUn Srrantpn" unb lpfiTt
Irtn in Der Staot Snautpu-uit sinem 6|rune.
fapital ron $250,000, in gIntbSilsn ron ie fiinf'
ala; nit brm TripiIesium. bic Snmnis aut IT.
afnS tinsu 9strae su erbSbtn, hrr cine gailltoa
Dollars uibt iiberlteist.
Scranton, 81, 9IuSuf tS70-6m
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ton 9u,erne GounD Ya 9Ountrltag Den 0Stmber 1870

suten, rtsn trseiGnsten sBirtun9fn psS
parmsn 8uFsrs baben fam, icll burhs
aus ni6t absslsusuet werren, alein bic
&dlte bsRsltsn III fir ben Nassn trnn
bod Su na6tbeiIts, Sumal wenn faltes
BaIIer, wie's etsn teim warmsn empfcb'
len wurpe, oft urc in Srbsersr @lenss
sstrunten piro.
Sir bic alIermsilten Grantrn iis Der
Bette dr,tlibe 8atb: ,,abwortsn unS mar.
mes gBansr trinfen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-08
@inaemauerte Nrans6finnen.

SGrsdli6, a6er patr!-5trmann Scs
gel Sat ld has SsrOisui srpprbsn, nt&t
nur ;wst biibfds Mdphen, Die stnsemauert
waren, befrsit gu baten, IcnNern er per'
i&affte aud Bel bIeier @sIssenbeit elmer
Qnjebl preubil&er SOIbaten aus @aSbe'
burg cine srObe Grqutduns. GS mar tn
Gtejp, BEL @bateau.S bterrp, NO er serge
Sens etnen @runbbeiiber Bat, itm fur
@elo gBein fir bic erib6pften Soleattn
~ iiterlaFsn. gIass Bitten mar per8sbsns,
Der 5ran5ofs blisb sabsi, sr Babe nt&ts.
8cael trri&tst bann prttsr: sd srjdblte
ben SfF;teren Ycn mrtnen Serinasn uno
fiste btn,u, baB th Die feft lleberSeusuns
tese, bsi isnsm 8erermann piirbe cine
RtquiIItIOn BON sutsm erfcIse setrSHt
1tin. Der @inf fanb IofOrt 8ea9tung.
Sets Wann unb Elm lieutenant fattetsn
tem Wann aIsbalO einen St1u6 ab. MUIR
ben aud BON tbm In lsbr supprfpmmenber
gBsile empfan9tn uub iibrraa berum9s-
fibrt. S6cn sIaubten fie, mad elmer
Dur6lu6uns ron ScSsn, SsGer uno
S&suns, bab Der asrmas wirtIiH naus'
ssseFsn unb aussstrunfsn" lei, ais pISb'
ltd Elm f4lauss masSeburser 6inb bic
@ntseduns ma@ts, bab Der Seasr BON
aueeu 5, BON tnusn nur 8tnfsr babe.
Dies sissntbhmIiae n8ertdItnib". pures
natirlid fofurt naber unterfuGt un6 l6ae
RG, pie Htb Stbtr benttH tann, batin
(Sifte piertf Sfllt.l
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2S0lfer8 Se1saD 00e

Sd uuter,ei6nttsr empfsbIs msius nsue Stu.
paaee ben 9iirgfrn pen Scranton. Da id ta9-
lid Benefits In nirins SGref tefomrtf, eaB Gin
arcber SdpinSeI nit Sfm SeW lftfieben pirb,
ipsltes nitt bier gspr9rn pcrtrg II, unb mans
der Mann ali elmer sinjieea glpuu9 nm Is
3raars bstroaen pirS, 10 parns Id tsbsu 9iir.
ger. ftiu Sen su faufsu, aubsr ss if bier srpp9en
iocrbsn. H1bere Nusfunft BET
f0ir66 Gbrihiau 8SIfer,
penn live, natr @iufer's WbbsIilcye.
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Ser beige @aflertranf.

Bon Or. Carl Bod, 9rpfeTOr In esipsi8.
,,gBumes @aTsr als Grant, 70 warm
wte man ben Safse cssr SRss 5n trtntsn
pHrst, metne itt, niat etwa fohenose,
aber aud ni6t Iaurs gBaGer, bsnn bas
lebtere ma6t a(lerbinss mitunter etne ues
beltett, bic fA bet BEN met1en, benen man
parmss smpfiebtt unb bic gar feline Sbrs
pom @eI6mad re6t rparmen gSahsrs ba'
Ben, I6Un In Der YbnntaIe burH sinen
etlissn Bug um WuuS rno NaIe Reram
ausrridt. ,,Barmss gEafer" fa9e Id
ncGmaIS unb msine atfc gBaFer NIT
gBdrmr, Icua6 ,wei NIT chamber perbun'
pene autssSsi6nste 5iilfsmittsl Sur Ssist'
tt9unB Ypn pislen Srdnfb eitsSufaueen pss
menI6ltHen S6rpers.
GrinFt man bsiBes gBn1sr, 70 pirb mo-
tGrlia Sundbf Der S6linsapParat unb
Der Wassn nit isiner tmss sbun9 erwdrmt;
rpie wUbl bns tbut, pirb mir ieber suee'
ben, per BET Sun9er ino talter 9Sttteruhg
rtnen Seller re6t warmer Supps Ursr Elm
Gdb6en beiesn 8aTssS Genpfrn BAT.
DieIs Bdrme fast nun aber pprSusspsiI'
tranten Mdssn auesrUrbentIit ;u
S@msr;bafte @a9sntrampfe wsiGrn of
uur rtstal6 ni6t, neil Der pattent nod
mnn6mut faIttS @aFsr upsr Sisr trant
Sstm Grpnif6sn, isbr germ in bts unbstl
bare uno sefdbrIias Rasenpsrtdrtuni
ausartsnbsn @astnfatarrb (StUdl6nu
pfen Nrs @lassnS), tpis ibn pprsdssweiI
bic SpirttuUifnlIsbbaber unb bic abftitr
mitteIlidtisen S6fruetipusr aufSupsiIsl
baben, sisbt ss serapesu tein anpsrs
5siImtttsl ais stnfa6.s btibsS gBafsr
glur btim 8lutbrs&sn tit otr @snub tri
zen gBaTsrs gu Sermfibtn, neil risiss bn
Sluttn FOrSsrt; lOnR 1T es attr btt ale
anSern @assnIsifrn smpfsFlsnspsrtR.
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Versicherung,
mmb-@e ebfeI.

u. Sttpart grttsr (gla6fplsfr bon @.
3. gBalter) II gIssRE fir bic ,,Spme gsriI6srs
nss 60. in Rsp9 9Iprr ane ,.egepniiHg County
Tampfer- -9inisn. walIaeeI6eine auf Bampf-
unb Sfseli9ifisu nadb upN spn SambRrg, 9rt.
,,sn une alr anbtrfn Sdfen prrern rsrfauft.
az nttbId perten nd9 allen 5bsilm bss alteu ga.
lancfs % ben niserisiien Staten ausSslsGi.
Offre, 205 eadaranna Apenue (9tielsrs
pd), 9iHa4nsr sls. /, rtsnauf. 1863
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YSemcr SfOrc.
Samer S aSanfe,

Grpcerieen m1b 9SrpDiffDnerI,
Watnitraes, Spbe @art
nrbru erm Sptsl bss Serru @eprBe @rabsr.
Ginsm Serebrten beutI6cn putlifum bic srSs-
brrRs an,rige, tae mir fprtpGbrrnb einsn aisgt>
pGblten 8oTratb Won Yropiant une 9etensnttt-
tslu al Sanb baltsn unb Su ben biai9lfen prsiisn
an unltre 9unSen Srrfaufen.
SuSsm mir UNI ;ablrei&su 3pipru9 bitten,
asbeu mir bic 8sribrruug, baB irwcbl Aualitat
mic prriIs ber g4aarru niRts su pilnltsn hbrt9
laHsn. Snaps
SaFrb Bauer. 5riesrib @dnfs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-13
ERTE RAILWAY.

THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE EAST
This company now control and operate thirteen
hundred miles of road, extending from Cinein
natl, Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester
to New York.
1t is of the six feet gauge, nearly third wider
than other roads, enabling the company to con-
struct and coaches correspondlngiy larger
and more comfortable. Its track has been placed
in thorough repair by the substitution Of steel
rails at such points subjected to the great
est service, and where the highest rate of speed
10 required 70 be made.
New and improved sleeping coaches accompany
all night trains. They are heated by steam, per-
feotly ventilated, contain elegant and spacious
dressing and state rooms, and combine all the
modern improvements.
Excellent dining saloons are located at con
venient points upon the line, where ample tim
Is allowed for meals.
Three express trains daily from the
western termini of the road to New ork without
change, making as quick time as by any Other
route.
The long distance without chsnge-880
miies-and the spacious accommodations of its
broad gauge coaches, especially commend this
route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be obtained
at all principal ticket Offices throughout the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-13
Home Testimony.

Nj. GILEAD, MORROW Co, o., March IL, 1859.
DR.. c. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir have been
afflicted during the lost six years with general
debility-no particular disease, but general pros
tration. procured of your agent here, Mr..
Enos Miles, some of your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills, and have been using
ITEM during the last four or Eve months in this
manner; take the Purifier in the morning, and
when / feel verse than urual, one Pill at night,
and am in better health at present than for the
last six years. / have used various medicines
in that time, and all to no purpose. now use
the Pills in my family, and think they are the
best family medicine ever used.
VIM. COOPER.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-13

We wish to direct the attention of our readers
to the card Of that celebrated physician, Doctor
Whittier, of st. Louis, appearing in another col
umn. The Doctor has been located in st. Louis
for the last Is years, and from his large prac-
tice. which extends throughout the whole of the
great west, must have acquired great .kill in the
treatment of those dueases to which he directl
his particular attention. Every person would
do we'll to send for his Medical Papers mentioned
in the advertisement.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-13
We Believe IN Advertising.

The Argus Office Is the best IN Western ILL.,
nois.
1t is the most thoroughly managed, the best
equipped and appointed, and has the most skill
fuI workmeu money can procure.
We can do all manner of work in the most
expeditions manner.
We can print cards on double enamel, pearl,
anti que, bristol, china, in gold, silver, tints
or colors.
Our visiting and Wedding cards commend
universal admiration.
Our ball and invitation cards are typographi-
cal models.
Business cards, shipping cards, railroad cards,
stair cards, show cards, or any other cards, done
ct the shortest notice.
Bill heads, checks, drafts, letter heads, euvel-
opes, ststemenss, or bills of lading perfectly
executed.
We do splendid poster work, of every desorip-
ton.
Lawyers briefs, catalogues, folders, price
lists. speeches or sermons, printed at the ARGUS
office ore unexoelled.
We print warranty deeds, mortgage deeds
quit claim deeds, tax sale deeds, bonds for deeds
trust Deeds manufacture blank books, and do
any other kind of work that can be ordered
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-13

FcURTH OF july -lDdependeuce day is
nearly here. The patriotism of our fathers,
which found vent IN militia muster and
fireworks, is rapidly dying out. The preem
inence of the Fourth of July over all the 9TH
er three hundred and sixty FIVE days OF the
year, is rapidly waning, and the proper cele.
brstion of 1t is turned over TO the Juveniles,
withstheir fire crackers. Except in some
remote country towns, the old Fourth OF
July celebration, with its Declaration read
ing, spread-eag leism, inspired by applejack
and cannon firing, is dead letter. Excur.
sions are now the order, and the good citi
zens of the larger towns try to get out of
sight and sound of the pin wheels and
crackers OF the infantile celebrants, and they
are left masters of the situation. The various
Sunday Schools of this city talk OF getting
up an excursion on the 4th, but we hear Of
few genuine, oldfsshioned celebrations else
where. The Alton Turner's and other Ger
man societies, intend celebrating .he ga
lorious Fourth" in suitable manner. So
says the Telegraph. 1t seems to mark the
decadence Of the day when the only ones
that can be found TO celebrate it in the
proper and conventional style are the adopt,
Cd citizens of America.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-13

Aiken, at the sign of she Golden Eagle, has
Just received new stock of black silks, Erena-
dimes, tamertines, savons and organdies, all of
which are marked at popular prices also have q
full assortment of real and imitation laces of all
kinds at very low prices; has also just opened a
larger stock of body and shirting linens, table
linens, towels, wide shirtings, muslins cheap
and big stock of first class standard prints III
of which are on sale At retail only at ten cent
per yard. Y. ~