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, 1870-05-08

WatIansee deeds conyeytCg city and suburban
property within seTen miles OF the Court Hnpsa
died for record on Saturday. May /:
Sob!e Fl AZ IT 9 OF North av, II I, 50x92 IT;
Noble St. 1872 It Of North AZ, " 1, 4a1ss 1t:
ApHl 80: ...-...:-.-..-........... -2ss
uas5 l.s 3.l9 r.; Nay s,7ss
cd,;;.sa IT.; MAJ Es,::.:.;i.::.:::...;--:...: 1000
,,d1;sn3;s|; f.; Ma{ COCO
2s1ie0 It; Sept 9, 1885,. -..........,.' 7a3
SanRa1non s., + cor Of Jackson st, i, Ct
5a:; A125 IT.; Nay e.: $1,000
Bauwens 81, " cor of Elk st, /, 7a1lsdX
It.: Nay s;y 200
2511ss IT. March q. al.:...::.:....:.-....... gao
SOUTH OF err LIM11s
Nichols ar, 100 # Of Chestnut st, e I. Dox
rd:.s rs Il; Nay 1900
Western ars, s I, 1e acres; May 4.......,. 1880
WEST OF CITT LIMi1A
Campbell s., 10 # Of Tyler St, v I, 173x1e5
- 1afAu .0+ k6M
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WEET TKn1ES

LONDON. May s:-Despatchea Just received state
that n the defeat Of the Imperial army at Shanshl
, 1870-05-08
IaEan Efafro-

w VIZ Monaay' Ma, 9, at 10 O'Clock, a H., Colby
=. Ma se at auction at their rooms, - and
S!asaar embracing the three GraceS q 1Iaan
Gril ana aaase, Shakspeate, and Milton. Danc,m1
Greiano many classical figures, very rich Etuscan
deea,a and centre table Ornaments Of The ne II T. =
mcn1s a1 !. ape pattern fruit pieces, maniei orna.
the poHds 1o patlol Ornaments of the highest orier
sfy vi hsr genuine Admirers Of elegant s,atn %
goods ri tha an opportunity Of buying real ItsIn1
, 1870-05-08

These window screens adjust to all windows
All good housekeepers shou1d have them, as by
their use all annoyance from fies and mosluL
toes IS avoided, md their protection to paint VIII
Bave their costln one season. Any one can put
them iu their place In the windows, They are
cheap and durable For at wholesale and retall
by Bangs Brus., l55 State street.
, 1870-05-08
A Big Haul.

Captain Miller. In accordance with orlcrs vts,ta,
three houses OF ill-fame, with posse Of police
men, Last evening, and secured twenty nine men
and Rllla The names Of the keepers are; 3tary
Sontn Clinton street; aud Ada Iutchins, North
, 1870-05-08
A Cont Thief.

A Joun1 man, named Sherman, who has been
Wishing billiard saloons. taxing tue coats Of players
and quietly walking out was arrested yesterilay
large number OF pa.n-tckets were found In dis
possession, and about $500 worth Of clothing was
recovered frnD shops Oh Wells street Sherman
w'A have hearing at the Madison Street Police
Court to-Mo1rpw morning.
, 1870-05-08

SAN FRAsc1sCo, May 7-The following in,c1lI-
GcEcc is published In Aucklsnd papers Of April 9:
Major Rapata attacked NaEs eipa and captured It
taken prisoner By Major Latemp, Tho enemy
Killed over 500 pFtsouerH TekTou's twenty fof-
lowers escaped.
, 1870-05-08
WEppinE Paper, Etc

Wrapping paper, paper bags, twine, DC. are
now sold by Pettibone at manufacturers pitces
Persons In want Of such goods will please notice
old Stand, 104 and 1ot Randolph street,
, 1870-05-08

Among the arrivals at the St. James Hotel yes-
tertay, were the following: J. Adams, Des Mo1es:
1tsi G: Burt, Batayta; c. ". Carroll, ChIIncothe:
- 3. chase, New York; 2. ]. FItzwllliams, Bloom.
inston: T. s: Sampson, St Louis; G. Laagford,
Saunders, Omaha; ]. a HalIsce, MemphIs: Il.
, 1870-05-08

inc sAlc f0r CITY taxes and Assessments CON-
mences on Tuesday, the 10th instant, and will be
ned IN the Ceuncil Chamber, Court House.
These who have not yet paid hare oue more day
to scttle with the Collector,
, 1870-05-08
Personal

Thomas q. ErJan, Esq, has resumed the otlce
practice OF his profession IS counsellor-ataW At
tention Is invited TO his advertisement which ar-
pears in another column.
, 1870-05-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

All III want Of firxt-cIaxs boots and
shoes 70 to Hamilton i Hoad!eys 13o Lake Street,
who keep the largest stock Of t'Bnrtt5" various
styles, ut lowest prices.
, 1870-05-08
A Sell

Shortly after II O'Clock last night, two men
called At the Madison Street Police Sta-jou, anu
stated that man had been thrown out Of house
md that ilc had broken his neck by falling down
TIC steps Several policemen rushed over to the
n'ace Indicated, aud found q man that Wag dead
Fttn'ued, hut the latter were gatlalel when the
ti.eGfiate Was tucked up,
, 1870-05-08
TuRKEY-

LONDON, May 2.-The Prussian Consul at Rome,
Herr D. ATnhim, has delivered a despatct to Car
dnal Antunelli, strongly backing the hefemonstrance
OF Napoleon.
, 1870-05-08

ITALY.

berlin, May 7.-Grau has concluded an engage
ment with Madame Zeboeh, the German rraye-
d1enne, who will play hundred nights III America
commencing in New York next September.
, 1870-05-08

Aessrs VIM Dickinson. Of the nrm Of Hugh
McIennhn Co., and Frank Price, of this city
NM open on to-mor7ov, Nay ., 3 branch ONCE
I tho Antsl Security InEaraaca COMPANY Of
, 1870-05-08

The officers Of the Thirteenth Army Corps will
meet at Patlor No, /. fremont House, Tomorrow
AFTERNOON at O'Clock sharp, to make arrange
ments to attend a reuniun Of the corps st Spring
1elo, Oh the 18th insl Al are requested to at
tend. - -
The funeral OF Walter Warren Cobb, son Of
S. B. Cobb, VIII lake PLACE Tuesday morning, at I
O'Clock, from fhe residence Of hta parents, NJ 919
Prairie avenue. The friends Of the family are In
yitel to attend
, 1870-05-08

John Fuelcr, dealer In whl3key, whose place
OF business Is on the corner Of Wentworth avenue
States Commissioner }Ioynet yesterday, NTH % hay
tDg In his establishment, nineteen empty whisky
barrels, the brands on which hal not been re-
moved lie was held In 81 600 ball fur q further
hearing OIL Monday afternoon.
, 1870-05-08
WKNERCIAI

SATURDAY EvH1so, Nay 7.
The following tahle ahnua fho zeceipa and
shipments Of produce 1t this point datiuS the
past tWeuty.fuur hours:
, 1870-05-08

Meteorological record for May I, 1870, as report
cd by J. @. LanGgnth, Jr., optc!an, III Randolph
street. correspondent to the smlthEonan Institute.
The snau letteza arn the initials for the words
" "veertng." gentle, 7" high, j" drs," " moist at
noBphere," /" "a rain, y and SNOW
, 1870-05-08

PimpIcB Removed nnd the Skin
facsuretl by Caswel, Hazard Il CO., New York
, 1870-05-08

Paper IkhnEingn and Window
shades, latest styles, Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, at F. F. Rl%bJ's, 50 Rantlolph-st.
, 1870-05-08

New York Dry Goods Market.
NV foRr, Nay z.-The dry goods huziuesa. ~
general thing, "a verJ Quiet, YET prtcea rule nut
for .ceps Lancaster pefcslea. Whieh nre ~
r. 6e a6en1s nu@ Nc to 1sp,
, 1870-05-08

Norson. Eardlcy & Co.'s London
Royal Imperial Gin guaranteed strictly pure.
P. ONe!l1, sole agent, Chicago.
, 1870-05-08

4NV 4FI0Flt s35lMCElIUN.
Al the meeting OF the Boart9 OF Police yester-
d1y, 1t WAS ordered that hereafter prisoners on
the way rum the police stations to the Police
or the County jail, unless they arc desperate, Of
Charged with crimes Of a felonfons nature shall
nnt BE shaclied OF In any way subjected 70 ID
, 1870-05-08

y0rable. '> o"s'S1etts . ia
Loans. ...,..-.s2.a s!s,s7 Increase.
specie. g, ,49s, $50 Increase.... 2sS1,;Qs
Gfcu'atfon.. ,M,tn Decrease 81 e5a
Deposits 917,ss2,s1s Increase, e,5;2sSs
Money easy At a95 per cent on call.
Sterling quiet and dm at 1l0ial10.s.
Gold heaEy: opened at lis, touched 115H; and
as ciosed 3: a:114k@i1sK. Carrytng rates a9s per
week. SOL s54 ~
Governments shade higher and steady:
Gonps, q. 11lsi91llk Coups, Is...11aHSiisx
CCoups, q --ueH @1101s 1o-i9s+. ..-l07 1S9107X
SouPs' So,,PP' - 21s...MeAgM1 Currency Is u24@11sx
StHte bonds weak:
oilss1uris. N ..ssk New visgfntas. ...es
@ New Te4neasees. New do ca5oiinas sak
ota stoaFg vfgas; s;so,@ Louisiana Levee
o'clock. The prices L Oh 4 per cent In tHe ofsar'
noon, bnt closed strong. The busuese Of she da-
1a,a maa qalte large. Rock Island aud Lafe shnre
, 1870-05-08
MEDICAL CARDS,
Dr.BfEe1&M,

Confidential Phynietan formerly oI st, Louis tA4 fos
The hEt nine yeats been located in this city, 10 l:u
j. mt too much that ec il une Of the
~ gssatenes in on. eisy foS cas tha dseaee4he ID
and Guide u Health All ttscazca sexe
also discnses peculiar to fraAley you think the Wz
neaLstGl ps.nssl Seas te snJ adrss fsco Of r.area-
SUNDAY, 70 p N, Cali. or address, DR. c. BfGK-
Hnr
, 1870-05-08
Your Destiny

Asd Futefe s5sspset. n LIFE clearly ,eveaiel br DR.
~ who unEaceaa.fu1 in LIE enineuce wealth and
hsppnesH Con4ut1tton tc p Send far his "Guidf
affections OF The opposite VII be sent gratis with L
, 1870-05-08
{ Bar. Htntt. / tr.I a,
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Moons dtzt quarter. lo:hs u. II


Sun Essca. a. n Moon In All n tn
SEn Sets. m. Moon aetc As n n
, 1870-05-08

2e1s.aSss Gsss.. ks;2@rsss:-.-..:---::: ::s .s.i
ssls5s; Sas38sss ii;g. i;ssE l:5Ess-:.: ssea :55S
e1terfAh '@~A~S "AfH@aA> sa4dafay = =
r ,1E;SC2cACH1 Aa1x.xsxx hsEAx,a7.s II
~ asaaz isl ~ = =. s u. !.
M 81 JesstS ~
RAk4QMN l..
~sss&. ,SaS
, 1870-05-08
AAH.RQAU&.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
SUHKER ARRANGEKBvy

GHlgAGO 9 NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
1}tkst uthce. eoutheAt corner OF Clark uud T,frS
COUNCIL HLC1fa AID OMAHA LETE
DkYqJ-Ha.th Wells n
, 1870-05-08


Jats. llce, ware, etc, 6urmounted still further
- bat as big as an armchair, that lises
Hal'el-hke to Heaven, and creates confusion
q ideas. II not Of tongues Somewhere under
al that is wonau-Ittle and 1ovable-deli-
clcrs to taste and touch, when you can get at
Ler-
That is my apology for the wearing Of those
ladeons big hats. Just as soon as woman
1s. hnah out i shat there il palm leaf bigger aud
It. SO the pretty little turbans, and dainty
ttamnea' oimple-topped hats, and the low
crowned cnsying winter aud spring STYLES,
a s md md ABS sss ass the
the BEiganl The laat-named is ! mnnst,,1,t,s nna
affair, with 3 high crown and rreat 1o,r;..l Gue
Mim- The Grenadier has ldsh, aharp ns.HaS
sToTn w md medium I'm hoginE from he top
coming Ct the new styles The Eurek, ia
little round hat in the turban shane. will h;,h
aides and sunken crown with dimpled cen.
Le- ~sA'
A TRIMMED na1oAsn
had fall Of black lace around tba .,o-
With large knot Of rosebuds fastened nt ~
SIDE, and b1as Io1 OF green velvet, elreJ
NTH tiny scarlet ciIclet to match tie loses.
Sun hats, one yard in diameter, and
Rye Beach and Long Branch. Al the trm. Nv.
ming they need II q ribbon run throurf, ths
crown, to tic Under tho chin.
Bonnets are wo1n larger than last
5eo1. IL -NeH LUX. ca1hSe oonnets are thu |
meSest strings OF thread, lace, and dowera
metty way Of trimming is to mass aovera
hcross the 'front.' The dowers como in tTio
lunches on purpose. The bonnet slopes from
the centrs each way, and the flowers arc ali
passed directly over the face, 80 that they
test on tie forehead. The ties Of grno grain
ribbon are exactl, the same color as the low
era: II they are lavender, tho ties arc the same
shade; II tlue, they just match. II two or
tlree colors are worn, rs in shaded rosss, tho
not much worn, OF, at least, they ehould not
y, but it secma as il Western people can
ever; get oEsr the idea that flowers and rib
ons anust fau pendant. It is not en- re3ze now
'En Tn ~ y ays and srssses to DO worn, ~ it has
!th n umng, black lice is extensively used,
hest obone handsomely fr7nged and tasse!Ied. |
'wef is Always pretty; feather and Grape
= fe" are pretty Erent solitaire roses.
4 or pink, but OF m indesozibable creamy
, 1870-05-08

Tho following vera the receipts and ship
ments Of trealstuns and stock dunng the past
week, and for corresponding weeks ending as
dated:
, 1870-05-08
| LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN soI,rBvpw
| KAnWAH.

- VlfcENNES RAng
MuwAUH1 DEaoT-CnrneI r.,., p.t-
GefneF Halttsd and CaITrus.s ~ ~ ~ 1o' oaes
Mall Tain. Chicago Ti3ae 31nr 1... .
CHICAGO. ROCK EIAF0 L sric1s7cEAEp,.,
UEroI.C9s; sT-. S;;s pan s'..7:S = a:i sherasaax:z
Eafsne Lay KY2r t1-.-.,..--.- = ~ = =. ssA5hr
Psa Pssaas 1sa;aEss &C: q: e.. ~ g =
AZ e!s<Anf eassos eE-..< ii As:Ached 10 nc &
E e, A7<-. ra21--@S :<S+ES - Cc-oA E.sfa SaI
, 1870-05-08
4r1sekst

The receipts At Mi1waukee for the weak end
ing April 80, were: 14,456 bg1s -four: and
2o0, 225 bu wheat. The shipments were 49,
040 brls four, and 592. 260bn wheat. Toronto
has 191, ,643 bu wheat in store.
The following He1e the closing pr1eeaiu Chi
cago:
Mdy7, 1870. Nay 1850.
Flour, fp eI-.-. n IS. a o.23 $ks74@ & 80
Wheat, No asp., e4Aa q4k NlaH1axtl3
Corn, No. &c.,. 10 "a 9oI EES
Data, No. 2..., a 49N EOHS
Rye, No. 9........ a 73 sll3H3S1.14
bas1ey, NO. 9+-.- % g 80 @51.55
, 1870-05-08

y -~--~
, 1870-05-08

$500
, 1870-05-08
TIE CONVENTION,


6FR1SGFIk1.n, MAT I.
THE FRni71EG OF TIE CONSTITUTION.
TIE resolution reRa1rllnF the publishing OF the
constitution In the weekly papers Of the State was
amended go az to include the publication OF the
proposed adlress, and was adopted.
The CHAIR announced Messra. Cummings, An
dereon, T1cher, Wagner, and Springer a. CON-
mttee to appoint the committee to prepare the ad-
dress to the State
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For each square, or the space occupied hy Ten
lines of eolid nonpsreil, One Dollar for each in.
sertion.
Special Notices, 60 cents Fer line. when in
serted months or more, SO per cent above reru-
lar advertising rates.
Communications. articles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line
DAILY Arp WREKLY-A discount of % per
cent. will be made from the Weekly rates, On
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is in serted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent
additional.
For all transient dvertisements advance pay
ment is required.
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Tslsgr.phsd to the ARGUS.

OlloAso. April j.
Fleur--Low grades scarce and in demans, and
firm; sales of spring extras at So S5a4 rs; supers
S3 30a3 40.
Wheat-Fairly active and frmer; No. 2spring
selling at 16a7S5o for regular and fresh receipts
closing firm at 764a76sc for regular; sales Of
No. |; No sold a, 73a74!o; rejected 67a6sie,
Corn-Opened hrmer and closed unsettled,
with sellers of No. ) ut 77c; new 77a7sc; no
grade 73a75c, closing at about 74c.
0ats-Fairly active, higher and frmat sslc.
Rye-In active demand and higher; No. 2
firm, at 703c.
Barley-Inactive.
seeds-Moderately active and firm; Timothy
IS 90a5 35; clover better, IS 6oa9 25.
Whisky-Nominal, 96a9lc.
Provislons-Quiet.
Mess Pork-Steady at $25 76a26 o6.
Iard--Easier; sales Of steam at lat; kettle I6;
Fairbanks, Peck Co.'s caddy lTic.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Nnw YoaK. April /.
Money-More active; SOS per cent. on call.
Sterling Rxchange-Very weak at s. "a s3c
Gold-Weak; in sympathy With vague rumors
that the Secretary OF the Treasury has M ade
favorable impression on the Committee on WAYS
and Means in behalf of the Funding Bill, with
weakness in Foreign exchange and further in
crease of specie in the Banks of England and
France. Dispatches also say that the public
debt statement for March will show q decrease
Of Ave millions. Gold closed at sI.lli.
Governments-Weak.
Coupons, 6's of 81, LA; B-2O's, '62, I.Ioi;
"a, l.osi; 's5, l,o93; new, l,oss; '67, loss es,
1904; lo-40's, 1891.
Currency sixes-I,Il2.
Stocks CLOSED unsettled and lower; the best
figures Of the day were the earliest.
Western Union Telegraph, 80.
L. s. Express, 464.
Pacific Mail, at.
Northwestern-7l Preferred, s3s.
n. Y. Central-92t.
Erie-2.3.
Rock Island, I,2o.
ST. Paul set. Preferred, ~.
Toledo 4 Wabash, 454. Preferred, ~.
Fort Wayne, 9Si.
New York Market.
Special Telegraph to the ARsus.
New Yoar, Aprill.
Flour-Steady and moderate demand, princi-
pally for low grades.
whisky-Firmer; sales Of western free at 9a4c
@sl 90, chiefly the inside figure.
Wheat-Quiet; No spring 81 ora Is; ives
tern 81 23@,I 90.
Corn Dull and rather heavy; 81 o2Gi e5 for
new mixed.
Oats-Quiet; 56c in store; b7tGI 5sc sfoat.
Mess Pork-Quiet and frm at S26 62@26 IS
cash for sellers option May; S2e go bid, S26 rs
asked
Beef-Active and frmer.
Cut Meats-Steady and in fair demand.
Bacon Quiet and nominal.
Lard-Quiet at l43Gl44 for fair to prime
steam.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

A young lady at Lyaskin, Md, who had
been dumb for 20 years, talked plainly for
an hour or two before her death last week.
But death viii not prove popular n medy
for mutes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Gustave Dore considers our American
Marshall the best line engraver living, and
wants him to engrave his tDore's) chef
deuure, upon which he is now engaged
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st. Gouis MARKET.

Tseeraphed to the Argrs
Or. Lours, April /.
Fiour-Very quiet; spring supers So so; do
XX 50 so; fall supsrs S. 75aa co.
wheat-Firm; No. 2 red fall 81 O5al0s. No-
do 81 IL.
Corn-Firmer; yellsw s0as4c; white s33s6.
Oa.s-Firmer, b2a53c.
Barley-strictly choice Minnesota 81 os:
prime fall 81 Is.
Rye-Nothing done.
Whisky--Firm and closing higher, at s4c fos
choice Louisiana.
Mess Por4-Very dull, ai S26 b0a27 co.
Dry Salt Meats-No round sales of large lots:
loose shoulders are worth eAo; rough ,id,s 1910;
clear rib Isle; clear sides l4e.
Baeon--small sales of shoulders at IosaIoic,
clear rib I5c; clear sides l5tsl5sc.
Lard--Rirm, st l4al4ac.
Cattls-steady and unchanged.
Hegs-Dull.
Cofee--2Os2fc for good to choice.
Molasses--Fair to choice new plantation, 7se.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

The Americans at Rome are opposed to
the infalliaility of General Grant-no, We
mean, that the Romans in America are
opposed to the infallibilty of the Pope.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

| The Philadelphia assistant treasurer says
that four bad fve cent nickels 20 10 the
$lO0 on an average. We had no idea
that our currency was so much deprecated
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

The patriarchal name of Abraham, didn't
save dusky patriot at Charleston from ar
rest for following the patriarchal custom of
wiring freely
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Senator Wilson says Grant does not drink
drop of intoxicating liquor of any kind.
This is undoubtedly true. He takes Il by
the tumbferfull.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Isabella having discharged her king con
sort, a fine opening is presented to any
enterprising young man wishing to 60 into
the cousort business.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

The wardon of the Ohio penitentiary
won. allow prisoner, who only killed his
wife, to read journal sent from Chicago,
because he doesn't want the poor fellow to
be 'fnrther corrupted"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

The Maquoketa mines are opening ou,
better and better No less than fifteen
companies are doing q aourishing mining
business there.
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Chicago live Stock.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
UHIoH srook YARDS, April /.
eattle-ioc lower. but fairly active at the de-
cline receipts lSS; sales 70c at 4a6c for butch
er's COWS and steers 64a7sc for fair to good to
smooth shipping steers.
hogs-tairiy active at decline of 25c; receipt
3,235c; sales ranged at sia94 for common to
choice.
sheep-Quist and steady; receipts $50.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Bracelets, tomahawks, empty skulls, anC
various other Indian relics, have been dis
covered in the mounds near Keithsburg
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CORN MEAL.
NOVELTY CORN HEAL HILLS

TN ooENE crIoN with his Planning Mil, ths
/ subscriber il still conducting the Novslt,
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly On hand
.ap:rsr q1. Of .h.. and sses s.es fa rs
oasksk pris. pAid for Corn. Tho passsnags
fAe pahfis is respectfully sOf ,issA.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

A Texas marriage notice closes with the
gratifying announcement that the lsdys
first husband was shot for stealing stock
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

The King of Bravaria lately gave din
ner, to / 400 poor people in in Munich, and
engaged twelve hotels for their accommoda
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minister at
Washington, is, like his wife, Roman Cath
narenfapa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Pious youths, on their way to Sunday
school in San Francisco, think it querious
that the police won't lie. them stone China
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

While some of the papers have Fanny
Fern on her death bed, she is making q
pleasant tour through Virginia
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01
8YRUGd1-
KEYSTONE SPRING WORKS /!

Man ufacturers of Superior, Tempered, Tested
and Warranted
z. r. Car, Coach, Wagon, Buggy and other
Springs.
SpecSal attention given to the manufacture OF
Aerioul turs Implement Springs.
No IS First Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
jan9Tdly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Baron Haussmsnn, the perfect of the
seine, proposes to build new city in Italy,
TO be called Nuova Roma New Rome).
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

A Nashville wife, hearing that her hus-
band had been smashed to death by the
cars, coined the word "rai!roadcide."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

The King of Greece intends visiting the
German bathing resorts. The Queen, being
in an interesting condition, will not accom-
pany him.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Count Bray, the new Bavarian Prime
Minister, is said to be one of the most invet
crate gamble in Germany.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Alexander Dumas, Sr., says he knows bet
ter than his physician can tell him that be
will not live another year
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

A gentleman at Machias, Me-, over 70
years old, SAYS that ''for 40 years he has
never been without crying children in his
house."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

William Threod, living in Edwards coun.
sy, accidentally shot and instantly killed q
four year old girl, recently.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

A Vermont justice caught his son and
neighbor's daughter sitting together, and
married them off.haud
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

Collector Baileys friends suggest that he
is lsboring under a "nurvous malady.' In
ternal revenuerslgia :?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-01

HON. GEORGE SHARSwOOD,
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHuAnEIPHIA. June I. ls6s.
I have found by experience that " HOofsnd's Ge1-
man Btiers' is very good tonic, relieving dyrpepue
symptoms slLlost directly.
GEORGE SHARSwOOD