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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

Music may have charms TO soothe the
savage breast, but it has no charms 10 loose
the purse. strings of loyal Radicals who have
grown rich at the expense of the one legged
soldier who has been grinding out his patri
otto tunes on Bengston's corner all day to
day
Watch that man coming down the street
He furnished tough ueef 10 that ceaseless
music grinder His companion Supplied
him with shoddy clothing, and that meek.
sauc,imonious specimen, Just in the rear,
dealt out to him small aud diseased potatoes
All three can look over their handsome
well furnished homes and magnificent
grounds and count their bank stock. railroad
stock bonds and mortgages by the thousands
Watch them as they near the corner
and that patriotic cir falls upon their ears
reminding them of the days of their excess
i've loyalty.
See how deeply they are interested in
watching the teams and passengers landing
frnm the ferry.
Still the weary musician, with downcas,
eyes, turns and turns-and the old familia,
airs ca.l to his mind too the day he should
cred his musket, and with proud step
marched to the depot, amid the loud huzzas
of the crowd He remembers how these
men patted him on the back, praised his
courage and loyalty, and promised to take
care of his widowed mother-remembers
too, as the long, weary days passed in the
hospital, how his heart sweled with emotion
at the though, of again meeting dear ones
at home, and finding oil these consoling
promises fulfilled.
Still he turns and turns A poor woman
comes down the street just behind these
men. Her black and faded dress contrasts
strangely with their rich business suits
She hears notes that awaken
sad feelings and memories of a
vacant chair at the humble hearth. She
remembers manly form on which she once
leaned and said, "Go-your country needs
your strong nrm." Is it any wonder tina,
tears dim her eyes, as she unrolls a faded
pocket handkerchief and drops something
into the box, and passes rapidly by?
Again, see that short. we'll dressed man,
with cane under his arm, and that richly
dressed lady by his side. They hear the
ceaseless music-they know why ne sits
there all day and turns. See them cross over
to the other side, Pharisee-hke, so earnes,
in conversation that they do no. hear the
music or see the manned man. Those rich
silks might rustic against the poor organ
grinder. Yet still he turns and turns, all
day. Two apples are by his side-these are
for his dinner and supper.
This is no fancy sketch, good people
That ceaseless music troubles your con.
science. You look the other way as you
pass-take the opposite side of the street
don't talk about the music-you wish he
would stop and go away.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

CHECK Losr.-M. B. Osborn's check on
the First National Bank. No. 377, for
$9O4.9O, payable to j. Fl. Ely, has been
lost. Payment has been stopped The
finder will please return to the post Office.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
No poiso nous drugs in "Barrett's.

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimpIes,
ring worm. salt rheum, and other outaneous al
feotions, cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Star Soap made by
oaswell, Hazard Co., New York. 1t lie more
convenient and easily applied than other rene
dies, avoiding the trouble Of the greasy com
pounds now in use. T4Fid, weov, won.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
sr..;s p.vmsnts Rssumed

Bamberger will pay out silver in change when
the amount of goods purchased exceeds one half
dollar. Goods sold ut gold prices.
New Spring Goods just received Of the most
desirable styles. New style Hats and Caps
Also, nice stock of ready made Clothing on
ha' d. and clothing made to order in the best
manner.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
LOCAL ooxU19H.
Ladies

Can find At Aiksn's . nice assortment Of Fine
French Ginghams, Cambrics, Percales, and 9TH
or Spring Dress Goods. Ahthe hvorits brands
Of b,.achsd and brown shsetings and shirtin 70
at tn. 10 ives. prices. New Domestic Ginshams
and 4. very handsome lot Of prints at priess
,b., nah. ous think of old times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

AUCTION SALE OF NEW FURNIruRE.-H.
Straus, % East Second street, Davenport,
will sell without reserve his entire stock OF
parlOr, bed room and kitchen fourniture, on
Wednesday, April 20 at 2 P. NJ. Private
sale at auction prices.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

Many Q Heart has been made glad by the
use Of ALIENS Lung Bal.am. Many cases of
Consumption has been restored to health By this
rem edy, after all other medicines ad failed.
For sale by Chss. A. Benser. Also, BY the
dealers in Family Medicine generally.
ian22dwIm
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

1t will be noticed from the foregoing that
the highest spring rise was Ia 1862, to wit ::
Is feet and inches above low water mark,
the next in lS66-l5 feet, 8 inches, and the
next in the year of grace 1870. If there be
anything in the periodical occurrence of
meteorological events, it would seem as if a
spring freshet happened every four years.
We have no account Of 1858, or qusdrennisl
springs which were anterior to the record.
The rise Of 1870 threatens to overtop ev-
erything of the sort on this river within the
memory Of man. This morning early, the
river had reached Is feet three inches above
low water mark, and aimee then it has risen
inches, and is now is higher BY QUE inch
than the high water of 1862. Dispatches
we're received this morning by Major Amos
Ssickney of the I S. Engineers office, that
the river was falling slowly at St. Paul 1t
had raised inches at La Crosse, II inches
at Prairie Du Chen, and ID
inches at Dubuque within the
the last "a hours, and heavy rises were com.
ing out of the Wisconsin and Black Rivers
This volume Of water will be considerably
dissipated before reaching US, and will not
mark so high here, the channel being con-
siderably broader, but there will be sufficient
rise, it is feared, to inundste our levee.
The wafer is now running up our
sewers and filing the cellarage along
Front street. /. is thought BY some tina,
when the water begins to fall it will fall
rapidly, and remain at low stage the rest
of the season. The work on tho sbutmeut
Golfer, on the Island, has ceased, and the
Golfer is flooded 1t is feared that the water
will not be low enough to continue the
rapids i'm provemen.s until July.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

A LIBERAL artist is the rirtuoso of the
harmonious crank at Bengston's corner, who
dispenses music by the "barreln to all
passers by, at their own price.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
Young Een's Library Association

The rooms of the Young Men Library Assoc
citation are open from 10 4. NJ. until IL ?. NJ.
every day except Sundays. large and well
selected assortment of ~srks now on hand.
Tickets three dollars, when can always be pre-
cured of the Secretary. may6dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

sw epoNA NAIL 4:3U p. m. 500 n. IN
This mail arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays,
and departs Wednesdays and Saturdays, This
route terminates at New Windsor.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
ALsDo NAIL $50 p. N. 900 a. m.
Mail matter for Camden Mills, Andalusia,
Edgington, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg. 0quawks, TO
Oquawka Junction, tSagetown), also for Pleasant
Ridge, Hazltt, Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Creek, and Millersburs, goes by
this routs.
MONMOUTH NAIL 700 p. M 700 =. m.
This mail arrives Mondays, Wedn csdays and
Fridays; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays. Ali mall matter for Presumption Susx
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, Richland
Grove and Monmouth, should be ssnt by this
route Also Centre Ridge on Thursdays.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
CITY.

Wr have seen to-day some of the incest
Paisley Shawls at May Bros, also full
line of ready made Skirts. Ladies will do
we'll TO 90 there.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, 1. o. o. F., meets
every Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
southeast corner OF Illinois and Eag,e Sts., st
II O'Clock p. N.
W. WKBsER,N N. G.
C. W. HAMILTON, r. S.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

A HALF Dozen good dining room girls,
for hotel, wanted Immediately. Apply at the
ARGUS OFFICE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

THE Daily Union Prayer Meeting is held
at the rooms of the Y. NJ. @. a, over the
Post Office, at ll:3O each morning. If
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
LOG AL n OTI G E S

GET ONE BOX of DIR. PRICES Cream Bak-
ing Powder. See what biscuit and cakes
il makes
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. Is, R. A. NJ. meets at
Masonic Ball on the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month. II. c. CLEVELAND, Il. P.
W. L. SwEISEY, Seo'y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
POST oFrrcs, MITCHELL LYNpr's BLOCH

POST oFrrcE, MITCHELL LYNpr's BLOCK.
OFFICE HOURS.
Open daily, Sundays excepted, at 7:a0 .. m.
Closes % 500 p. IN.
densrei Delivery closes at 500 p. IN
Money Order Office opens at 900 .. m.
closes At 5:0Q p. m.
Open Sunday from 900 q. m. to 1000 q d. m.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
,,,,.,o 7:i5 q. m. 7D0 g.. IN.
6:45 p N. 900 p. m.
7:20 a. m. 7:P0 q. m.
1905 P. N. 6:l5 p. ~.
PORT BYRON L NORTHERN $40 p. N. 500 .. IN
c. VALLEY, ORION ANDovBR 500 p. IN. 700 a. N.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS L MINNIE.
sofa r. r.

From Pook Island to Burlington.
"sssen gers from Ro Island going over this
ll.e will take the regular train going on the
division Of the c h. L. 4 P. +. R., connecting
at Columbus Junction, as follows -
To Darlington, Coca. IN. 1920 p. m.
To Rock Island, Il:35 a. m. f:45 D. m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

For a cheap, delicious, and healthful table
dessert there is nothing half good ms Blanc
mango Pudding. Custards, &c dc, made from
self
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

SEE land advertised near Camden Mills,
elaswhses.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
Odd Fellows

"Barrett's" improves the appearance.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19
Premium fob 1rintiag.

Orders for Job Printing viii meet with prompt
attention 1t the ARsus OYIros, and be executed
IN the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-19

Their wonderful powers have been witnessed
by the Drowned heaas and nobility of Europe, as,
tonishing and oonfounding the wisest OF all
countries.
, 1870-05-20
miscellaneous Items.

QC1cx HoRx.-Tne schooner j. h PeaecId. Wis
! on yesterday morning pumped out OF Niller Bnss
dry deck IN tie North Branch IN one hour. This
| IS certainly qnrk WORK, when In former days it
TOOK 1vo md NL honr3 to perform rhe 52u.c
work
Nxw vEssEIs-We learn that the new cunat
schooner West Sf1ev built at OsHrEo during the
pass W1Dtsr+ for Geo Gebte, El}., Is now on Ter
maiden tip She Is expected here today
IeSs1. Smith + Neville, Of Slchoygan, viii soou
commence building tug for l. 8. Stuzzey. She
viii be 60 feet lnng, r. feet peHm, ana s feet
notx She will receive tne engine now In rhc tag
TIGER
up Lake Erie 9ud down l2ke HC1pu, the south
wester 70 blow down Lake Erie a1as up Lake Huron
those winds In e1ev3ting amt depressing The Wal:
in the petrp{. River, Straits OF 81 C1siz anu St
Maryy 2ksa IN Saginaw and Green EaFa-
WAGE-Seameu shipping as this porf are re-
celylng = &0al IS per t1J III the dy Lumber md
gram tsode- tISp Is the ruling EgUIe 70 0cont0.
HoLlA1D hn1oR-TCn thousand dollars 1rc to
he expended on the hasbor At Holland Mich.
dul1nE NE ecl6E sunnnr- Wien con1plcte1 It
viii 1anI among &c best ha1bozs CT Lake NlehI-
gan-
AsnoRE-rnr Schooner E. Basesvas ashore on
Grand 15landy Like Superior, ,atIast accounts, a1d
tae tuG J. G Mnrsc Aasa gone 70 her aaats.ance-
n, when the schooner Thee T'eErF va o0 Ron
dean Point, seaman uamc,l HARMON RpEe q
German, fell from the emil OF the hoWsp.tr ana
Was drowned He probably passed under the YES
sell which was enlJ under moderate hea4lWay. i
boat Was Lowered xnd eazrfui searra made With
out success He shipped in Hut1a.o, AMI. EaL been
On board the vessel but s~o days
, 1870-05-20

the furs Of the HudHon's Day Company, Hilicl
were IN store at Fort Garry, wero brought t.
Georgetown by the International on their NAY
to st. Paul and London. These fnrs, at their
gold price in the Red iiiver country, were val
ned at SE0. 600, and are worth three times that
in the New York CT L ,ndon market
The n1Alo-hunters- WintereIs- as they
are called-have not yet come in with tho pro-
ducts Of their winter hunt in the Saskatchewan
country: Mr.. Nelson says that they have
found the buffsloes in that region in greater
numbers than ut any previous period for
eleven years, and they will bring With them
on their return, between tie 1st and 18th OF
June, an immense number Of buffalo robes,
and very large supplies OF pemmlcan. So that
good times may soon be expected IN the set
tlemcnt again
From another source We learn that when the
mails arrived at Fort GARY, on the 10Th ult-,
announcing the arrest of Mchot aud Scott,
the scttlement. The steamer was just then
on the point Of starting for Georgetown, but
Riel Immediately ordered the boat to bo
tied up and the passengerR prevented from
leaving the settlement. Soon afterwards,
however, the news arrived Of the release Of
nichot and Scott Thus news a1layed
tho excitement and the steamer was allowed to
proceed. Among the passengers were several
Canadians, who don't like to take the risks Of
the situation. How Riel and the Red River
people will receive the news thAt tho Canadian
Government arc sending an armed expedition
into their country, and what be VIII think Of this
beIlicose commentary On the Manitoba bill, re-
main to be seen. Mr.. Nelson says that ly
this time the two companies Of troops ordered
to garrison Pembina hare reached that place.
, 1870-05-20

10; e1ua, s&sasaoo: fsaNly, s11o3aso, Wnea'
qulet and Unchanged red, ftH3L =: white. sLs:
a1sA Oats unchanged, Will knr dcnanI a. NtS
md sc to arrive. Rye nm At s59sssc Barley IN
coSur-F,ruer aud higher; m1ddanH .. sskc
Se5 to tsLse, and cases Ohio seed XII saoo 70
Wa1skE-Dnn; sales at sLoaa1-o', c.e=tug At
PRovE1oss-Hexs PORK dull, at 53dOo; no seE
lera LaEd d1l1;- can be bought 4. 1e1fc: no he-
mand Bulk E1eats h good demand, At 15Kc foE
sides. generally asking Is.fc for tue latter: su9sF
cured hams nFn: 1oNta9c for plain hams, ana
second pickle 10 It 17K91sc, Al canvassesa and
&c. western Rese1!e can be bought at g7sssc
cnTEsMDuS, At isaiss1
O1ls- -Ilnseed oil, sleo@tos- LaSi OH dull At
PETHo1Erx-se@es for refined
GRpcERlEs-un Unchanged -.....-
3loSE1ART-Gold, IL ~ buying. Exchange stealy
o. paR 'u'u TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O., May 1s.-BEE E.1sLgFEsCFioT quiet
Wheat active shade betterf No. white Wabash
sl.4s; regular white Michigan, s1ss amber A!cni-
No. % Tn!ts Wabash. slss: 10 ia, s,;oa. CON
better; No. l, esei No 9, DOC; yellow &c. Oats
Fl FRT1SHs&Duii r1lS as aud unchanged ...,--..
corn, 10,soo on; oats, GOO bu-
snr1Es1EF10uss 5sESsnfS ~ 9sl'; conn., 1000 0o-
baies: iNsa,s etpottss ~ 81 Bales. iSA''--'
BREApsTUFE+F1our steaty: sa0n9aA Corn
Mixed dull at sl1a;h@L15; white, st.159t1S.
II MxrIDa,i ~ IL 4 seo.ooaeaoa.
Pnor1s1oSs -Ianl: I7'sl:,:c. Ness po;k, $3.50
@31.G0. Bacon-Snou1ders, C: sides, 1Saic.
CLEVELN.D.
CIErHASD, 3!-.ey!9-E1E. -srEFFs-Flonr steady
, 1870-05-20
LYECHING IN KENTUCKY,
Four Men Taken from JniI by n Mob
and II I1ung-Thc Fsatc of Mother Un-

Eeunt Te1t'on, Fu., tHay go Correspondents Of II.
Louisrille Commercial
Tho whole part of the county VAS thrown
into state Of great excitement Rome day.
ago over terrible murder committed JUS,
across Rockc1stlo River, in the border oi
Laurel County. Tho yictim's name Was ?. II.
Bullock, young lawyer OF Laurel County, and
resided on his father's farm, between whom
and some Of his ueighbors and relations, =
tie name Of Parker, there has. fer o-sr vasE ~
existed mortal fen1 .:a;ci, i1 cni1n;5s To- stsi
n,,S A. abovo stateo, z tho deaf death atac Of Vounc
'huH1ek' 'An4f' s1a ;tno woundins Of lis e Ittie
=. .'Auo sixteen years Old, Eve times.
-ne Bullocks we're planting corn in 4 field ad-
joining very dense wood advancing toward
It, they Eeze suddenly fired on out Of the
braa9, W i've OF Hi1 persons; two persons es-
caRed nnhurt OF tie party in tho field
rarkers, but great many strong circnm-
stances pointed to them re tie murvlcrnrs, aud,
at*u1aluS tney were arrested, aud, After
some delay, tried before an examining court,
and committed for further trial without bail.
on Saturday morning last (l4th>. at about
hundred men, al in disguise, suddenly sur
rounded the jail and demanded the KEYS,
telling the guard they did not "intend
them any harm, but unless they sur
rendered the kcys they would tear down
ne lsl5" q have neglected to say that four
man By the name Of William Shelter, m ac-
eomphce, making five in NIL. The guard rea-
dily gave them up, Wlereupon SOME OF tie
party went in, took ont the five unfortunate
men, and, carving them some half mile from
town on the Manchester road, hung four Of
them to one tree, where they were found noxt
death, with notice pinned to ono Of thnm,
F" Don't cut them down before a."
The youngest Of the five, Allie Parker, is
miseing- II ia unknown what BECAME of him,
Some think he probably escaped tho mob,
, 1870-05-20
RAILROAD AID IN MICHIGAN

Captain and Breret Colonel Q. s. A.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Z, 1870.
, 1870-05-20
MARKETS BY TELERRA2s@


LONDON. May y -Evt,n t,nIng.--conso,. ,.
...@7''<; lsd5, s5x; isas'lSa1 isa7" nSa1 secqrlue
,E*7,n;,l:a ;,, Central il; zt;aa,it1 10 '9s s.
Wes;en Wi .1 ssX. Stocks qq,rs and steady.
FRANK raRr. s.-, "Ait OH
Quct, at 13EGsa5S:
II F4nls A. stay 1s.-Bourse closed quiet; rsnfss
.LitEEr9oL, May l9-11:15 a. m-Flour. - I'd.
Mh;te nnef Mne q as ild; red wheat s. sd8ss Sd
Lard, 69s. '' 80 01 AoiA - tA~s OIL.
,i.iI'7 LiM'7KkFo0!, May -EvenIns.-eotton uufes.
Of ~ nY % %upanda 1o's@l1d; Orleans 11fd; sales
v, Ca1fo1nsa white Wheat at ss Sd; red western.
10 70. s. q; re.i winter, So 10d@ss i'd western
noTf, e4s Cd. Gof1-No. mixed aos Cd. Oat-
Is Sd Barley, 81. Pcas, s5s Cd .''
Naval stores quiet
Pors quiet Beef, 16as. Iard eaz Cheese
sss. Baeoa-sss "a for Cumberland: SIS for
4 LoSpos n NAY le.-Tallow dull at Ats edo
9d ~ % Refined petroleum heavy. Susar-5fs
9dSs2a Linseed cakes quiet Calcutta Hnseed
ANTWERP May 1s.-Petrpleum 1uiet at SKI. =
MAABuRd. May 1a.-Petroleum heavy.
HAVKE. Nay la.-Cotton quiet; spot, 1907:
anoat, 1851 NA'
, 1870-05-20

After the adjournment Of the regular board,
No. 2 spring wheat sold, to L fair extent, and
drner feeling was developed, the market
c1asins steady at 96@961Se for tho option sell
lc- May, and 9734 @9Bc seller next month. No.
g corn was quiet and essior, closing st 959lc
seller the month. Oats unchanged. There
wac, no movement in provisions. Lake freights
we're Mclesa
, 1870-05-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF Chicago.

MAF H.
Prop Free State, Buffalo, 100 pkgs nsn and SUI
schr Fashion alaskegon, 155 n lumber, . m latn.
Schr Gem, WIllardts Pier, 6S eds wood
scow Three Bells; H9lland, IS eds wood
Ssow Sss 9nlon I'll, 4 sDqth @ Haven navsn % eds Too n
Stmr Corona St Joseph, AZ pk,s fish and sanf,ries.
ssmr sheboygaa, NiiWaaSce, = pSss ash and s1in-
stmr Orion, Grand 11a7en, 8, 800 heading, 80 pkss
tsh and sunGres
Prop New Esa, Grand Haven, % m lumber:
Prop Favprte ST. Joseph, 400 ties, 50 brts douz,
20 bu potatoes
Prop Annie Young, Buffalo, 1907 brls 1lac and
Prop Norman, Duluth 1ss sheep pets, 1eo pigs
schr e16ge, Ludingtou, IS N lumber, 50 pkss
schr Trteolos, Pierces Pier. 5000 posta
scnI 2ay!d Stewart, Clevelaad, 20 tons coak
sesr s Fos, 5assegon, 149 1unbsE ss
scow ni Banner, White Lake, SO cts wood.
scow Rowena, White River, IS m iasaber, 50 m
Prop Hilton, alussegou, 40 N lumber. 100 m lath-
Bark Cecilia, A1anIstee, 1865 m lumber.
Bark Sonora, Menomtuee, go tn 1a2abe1.
Schr Antares, AnskeEon- 100 m lEmber-
Schr Seventh Ohio, Maskegon. $500 ties.
nf MeSteeaat Ine dener g. 8 g G1nf Portage
Lake, 14o N lumber, 20 N lath, 10 m shingles,
scnr Len Il ugby, i Pentraser, SIS m SHINGLES, Is
~ pkgs nsh, 70 N iuEbeE
Schr Z G. sltomous, Nanistee, 15o m lumber.
Schr CatchpoIe, JacksonFolt, 5000 posts
Schr Hattie Howard, Bay City, 23l u lumber.
scow Cousin Mary, Holland, 30 eds harS-
Scow South Haren, South Raven, 50 N lumber, 20
cds stakes
ScoW SassaCus, White LIKE, 1eA m iuooer. oo II
lAth.
ScoN SWalloHs L1pe fler. ~ cos WooG.
Sco# 4. fIe9ellcns Eetols5 EltI, 4 cos
s11nt an lsaM1e, hp..aau ~ OILS <ol
t7toess ~ c4s . uaIk. lumber
f1pp AAeEa2n1, traverse en - .ar 200 bu M
Bundnes.
1atf 81 HssiS. Gs.; 1tt !. us n lumber au
sH 6aIk 21uma> t> 6D
een1 ;L,snso9s ;Lss =, sons coal
LIZ .Ao, $50 tons coal
Scnf fGar lrand Hayen, Is N lumber. N
SSnk
-ecock, Sister Bay. 1s2 eds wood.
-Savenlf, fentwate1, 50 N lumber and sr,,.
sch- 1aieS S' 'uA'
'eh1 Ida;Saoha da;s Muskeson, 215m lumber ant, SIM,
| Sche f4a1ssn,
sehr pia dssn Ts4 r9et1 Ra M7nlstse 10 n lumber
ScOT (;ranonr + ", !gS N lumber, IS m lath.
Scow Sonfff SI;o t VIZ = . 35et, ~ N lumber.
ScoN n n nnnIH.r ~ u1tG Liver, l5l m lumber.
ScoW s T. ionas ~, hnIons PieT, 10 ctLs wood
scow Pianet. sanssatnst useegpn, ~ - 80 cs slahs
scor E7.,,, S'&'1'-
| ScoW n;aa,.t3, sader's Pier, 100 eds wood
: satS5AaaME. Lincoln, 20 m lumher. m m
1 scop F1is}s fF11iioS's;s, ~ :. PkRs 1sh-
| wv" Eusn lah, Ff1tWater, 500 m shingles I'M n,
, 1870-05-20
THE POLICE COURTS.

TIE ARNoRy E3DKT
William Fitzgerald, who has Z distinguished tai
ent for yaErancy4 WIS fined 531 because OF TOD
Ereat attention 10 hts particular tine OF buBin "a
The alternative given g Ezf was to pay Of leave
@cnnte JaInes, mistress Of house OF t1l-tame,
was held L 500 for trial at the Recorders Court
rom inmates were fined SIS ead-
= Eugene Kirk, mistress Of place Of bad re-
mute was also held In $500 for appearance at the
kecordera Court SIX ln1rata were fined so
each ~ ... ~.
Hattie Chase. mistress Of div, WAS fined sa5
and si1 inmates so each
Frank Davis, Minnie Howard, and Hattie
Wheeler, fn.the B2Me business as alove, were lned
go and about dozen inmates S1de1ch.
MEET SIDE CoEKE
Sarah Johnson. colored girl, atout Is yc7r3 Of
on the charge OF robhing Mary aud Nellie HoE-
tnnn No .lA South Clark street. Il clothing TO the
value Of so The case was but r:tti1llJ examined
and the accused WIS rcmanded nr further hearing
in bali OF l,000.
John Rupi1n, desperate taker, while under
the influence OF Liquor, on Wednesday evening"
visited bakery on Milwaukee, a'cnue near Union
street, and administered sound thrashinr to half
q dozen parties connected with tie establishment
foR1H SIDE corRL
A number Of persons residing nezr lincoln Park
were arTIcned before Justice dresser yestcr,jay
morning, on the charge Of dcpositl1y manure IN
the inciosure. Three Of the Partlrtwerc nned IS
ueac1:. .'-...,
was sent to the BHdewell owing to hA INABILITY to
pay q 1ne Of $50