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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

The GLASS WoRKs.-Ata meeting of the
held at the Office of the company yesterday
afternoon. it was voted to increase the
capital stock from $4,000 to $50, 900, the
business requiring more working capital. A
portion of the additional amount of stock
was taken On the spot, and subscriptions for
the req ainder will be received at the Office
of the company and at the First National
Bank.
Those of our citizens having money to
invest. and wishing to benefit themselves,
and desiring to facilitate the working of an
important mandatory, cannot do better
than TO take stock in this concern.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

C~AMDEN.-The correspondent of the
Union at this place, the quintessence of beef
and cabbage, is discouragedsabou.A new
name for the place. He says it is quite an
undertaking, and has fallen back on the
original Indian name, for the vicinity, Sin
isepo. kindly informs the public how to
pronounce it, forms himself into an invita-
ton committee of one and invites the
citizens of Camden to q discussion on the
subject at the Whitehead House, tomorrow
night. We think that Riley has to much too
say on this subject; it really looks as though
he wished to force his own name on the town
in absence Of Ito him any better one. How
are you Sinisepo? Try it again.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

We ask attention to the advertisement in
another column, of"Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
ana Troche Powder good article. d&w
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

C.ps n PHURs at Farrand's oil the
latest STYLES.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

c.RrE & HAwLEY Hats at Smith the
H.s.er's,.t Davenror. corner of Second and
Main streets.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

Nor MUCH.-The Quincy Journal says Of
Mr.. Hs~ley's election as follows:
We are enabled to state that Mr.. Haw
ley's majority in the District will reach from
three to four hundred. and may go AZ high
a. Eve hundred. All things considered.
this District has done better than others in
the state.
The JOURNAL is able to state ~falsehoods now
just as well as it was before election, but up
this way
IL
doesn't look much like
1922,
neither doesn', look much like
600,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

4 SrE sOiV Ep.-Fifteen min
"A uies' Private Conversation wish Married
Ladies by one Of their number. Sent free for
two stamps. Address Mrs. II. MRTZGER,
Hanover, Pa
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MIME
sofa R. R.
From Pook Island to Burlington.
Passengers from Rock Island going over this
Int " II take the regular train going west on the
divisl IN OF the @. r. L. 4 P. II. R., connecting
o. Coinmbus junction, IS follows: -
To z Arlington, $50 q. N.
To .oek IsfAnd, 9:25a. IN. sos Pm
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

SEA Moss FARIxE from pure Irish Moss. for
sianc mango, Puddings, Custards, %. The
cheapest. healthiest, and most d~slieious food In
the weyld,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15
I0,O5o CaNViNsl rs WiSTDD.
Royal Havana LOTTERY

Prizes csshed and iosmsti furnished b,
E UPHAM, Providence, X. /.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-15

"SPALDING's GLUE" useful and true.
, 1870-05-02

fIsn hi'l, IN. the midst OF green square Of
eight acres. Near by the Capitol is the Gov
e1nors mansion, the property of tho State,
and at present occupied by General Walker, an
ardent, generous, and vain man, OF Northern
outn and Southern temperament He escsped
serious injury IN this bloody tumble, whllo
Wells, his former opponent, is hurt Luck
and unluck run variously-
The old Capitol edifce, no" century
old, Is thus consigned to physical suspicious
, 1870-05-02

a!i ordinary preparations for the sick.foom. IND no
olMcnisy In retaining and t1lgastnR the NafIt and
basis "''' sAc
On Tie score Of economy, the Sea Mo& Fanne Ia
cefanly Infinitely preferable to auy OF the gtarch
es iarinas Reiaf!nea7 Ac-, made from the CEREALS
Or rom maize. We are assured that packaee Of
II costing only twenty y-fIye cents Wil pfpduce m
iess tnah sixteen quarts Of blanc mango, je1ly.
custard+ Or moss taltne cream. The opantitT
seems almost tncrcdihle, but the statement Ia mane
on Gooa culinary authority, and our. readers can
ea5ly test lis accuracy for themselyes,
Inc new article seems to have been subEnItted
70 the most rgtd and impartia! scrutiny. com
Mlsslon appointed by the American Institute have
pala such an official compliment to its merits
as Is rarely vouchsa1ed by cautious science
70 any "ncw thing under the sun' A large ,7rp-
poluon 81 the leadtng hotel and restaurant pro-
piletofs In New York use 1t and urge It's use By
oteefa oFcF their own signatures; and men cml-
nent IN science have voluntarily came forward and
endorsed 1t rs an economical culinary staple, and
rs an 9nexceptorahle article Of nourishment for
Ihe SICK. The material fon which it Is Trannfac-
tured-ca7aReen, or Irish moss-{s llchcn fopnh
IN lne1ha auEthle quantities on the coast Of Ireland
and may be had for the gathering, without money,
Us the sea and the rocks last, which will be long
enough Tor all Practical purposes Our main OBJ
1ect In tails arucle has been 10 plate what ne be-
eve to he subject Of great importance In its true
lighf-nuthtnE more nothing less
, 1870-05-02
FEMALE WRONGS.


The Washington correspondent of the Ciu-
c;nnad Times aays '' Sam Cor is one Of the
elcvercst men in the House, albeit he is a
Democrat His salIicB Of wit, genuine humor,
are wont to set the House in roar,' and on
no subject il he moro happy than on the tariff.
He has made some good speeches in CommIs-
tee OF the Whole, ns we'll Al in the House,
while that s1bjcct WAS under general debate" !"
Here is the way Cox protests againat the tax
Oh corsets:
s'1hcro ia bill before the Houee OF Repre-
LentatiTe3, reported BY Messrs. Schcnck, Ae!-
ley, Blair, MCCARTHY, Hooper, and Maynard, to
impose 8 national tax on corsets and hoop
skirts. Against this tar the free women o.
Ame5is: should promptly protest Z there Ssa t9
OF the tn1-gatherer7 Is there no Limit to the
reach Of the Assessor The Committee OF
Ways and Means have already lcvicd ta1 on
stockings and gartess, and must the privacy
Of women DO further invaded II women
have ono right which men are bound to re-
spect orc than another, it is the privacy Of
the bosom and Of the surroundings Of their
PERSONS
"Did the committee who reported this bill
know whzt they were do:ny2 Did General
schenck intend to direct tho Commissioner OF
Customs and his deputies to thrust 9 hand into
every gentle boeom and gather a tax there
verse Of all the tax Laws Of mankind in every
ase and in every clime7
tWe know that iron has long since en-
tered the soul Of Kelley. and that he de-
votes his energies to steel, but had the man
mosher7 Had be ever Rweetheart?
.s1 around the forts OF human life? Did
any member Of that committee-not raised on
bottle-wilinG1y propose to collect this dd
ualoren. ta1 in districts rendered dear to hui
man memory eince Ere nutsed her first born,
or Winnie Ream shaped the bust Of Helen7
r. ~ f}Hy
, 1870-05-02
The Michigan Central

The Michigan Central, that favosite route to the
East, has made its summer arrangement for the
departure Of the various trains running over Its
road, commencing yesterday. as follows:
Tne MR1l traln leaves at q n, Sundays ex-
cepteI. -
Tia St Joseph Accommodation, with through
car TO st. Joseph. without change, and the Clncn-
natl and Louisville Express, leave az I: :45 a H.,
Sundays excepted
The Fast New York and Eastern Express, rnu-
pipr through 10 New Tork in thiI1E-one houts, md
with q Pullman car from Chicago TO Rochester
without change, leaFes at II q n1s Sundays e1-
ceptel. ......-.
and 1be Cincinnati and Louisville Express, With
through sleeping car to Louisville, Leave at p II.
except on Sunday for the former and Saturday for
The Atlantic Express, With through car toE
New York and the celebrated hotel car tnotouGlg
rented and refurnishel. attached from Chicago to
Rochester, leaves daily ut S p H.
The Night Express with PnIlmsn s!eepdng ear "a
Sundays.
, 1870-05-02
THE INDIANS.


Arrival OF Troops at Sioux Clty-Thc
Prospect OF an Indian War
SICC1 CITY, April 30.-A portion Of the Four
tecnth aud Serentetlth regiments, United States
infantry, ordered to the frontier to watch the
movements Of the Indians, arrived here last night.
They DEPART hy beats for up river today.
All accounts Tram the Indian country agree as
to the warlkc intent2as Of the sarares. The
iailkion-Sloux, heretofore peaceful, nrc becoming
iupudent. aGd have Killed some stock, both gov
eminent nnd I,riyate property. The alarm Is gen.
ersl ana weaI'!onn1cd. 1t is thought that, II the
indians arc not = Shcridanfzeu~ at once, they will
thaugurafe the most extended war that the West
ever experienced
, 1870-05-02

tyrant rnsn bs taught that the hand which
seeks rorenue in that quarter may dnd tho re-
volver or the dagger. II only required Marae
Schencks and Kelleys may read that history
with profit. Let tho women's conventions take
acton. Let them add to the demand for the
ballot the CIT Of stree corsets, freq hoops!'
md, until they gain the latter, let tho men
who vote this tax bo do1ied all knowledge of
female habiiincnts, save what they get from
the clntbeH-lines !"
, 1870-05-02
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


The annual election OF officers for the Union
Catholic Library Association will take place on
Tuesday, May 10. The candidates on the oprosi-
tion ticket ctadst Of the following gentlemen:
For President William J. Onahau; FIrst Vice
President, David. Mccarthy; Second Vice Presi-
dent, Garrett Burns: Corresponding Secretary.
JOHN Howley; Recording Secretary, Edgar E. s
Eagle; Financial M Secretary Henry F. Aus.a!;
Managers, Phillip Connolly, John OcSeai, Richard
D. Kirby, DE- ". P. Dnnne, F. J. Hennessy
A lively contest is expected between the ftTat
1icketE. The friends Of the opposition nGkst are
requested to meet tomorrow evening, at o'clocS.
at The rooms Of the association for the purpose Of
making Arrangements for the election OF their
cardidRtea
, 1870-05-02

As will be seen by reference to a notice TO rail-
road cont1actoyE, tn another part Of the paper, the
officers Of the Northern Pacllc Railroad are pre-
pared to receive proposals for grading and deliver.
thlrfy miles Of their road, extending from the
Dullts Of the St Louis River 10 the Red River, the
Tes,eIn boundary Of Minnesota We congratulate
th0se in charge of tue road most heartily upon the
energy with which they are pushing forward the
greaf line the building Of which has been en-
trusted to them and feel SURE that II the energy
which has characterized the preliminary STEPS
taken by them Is maintained, the road will ere
long be hurried to q completion.
, 1870-05-02

About O'Clock yesterday morning, as Policeman
Bachman. WAS walking dorm Canal street, he OBJ
served four men In front Of No. 451, saloon kept
By Edward ReIdy. When he came near the men
they commenced abusing him and calling him
names he took hold Of one BY the coat collar,
when the others assaulted him. Drawing his club
TO protect himself, 1t astakeu outof bis hand ard
he WAS knocked down and Kicked several times in
the side While lying On the ground he pulled out
lis revolver and rred. The ball evidently struck
one OF the fellows, for he staggered Into the So
loon, exclalmt1g, Isl am shot" Brachman then
got upon hts feel and seized the nearest man and
gave the name u Michael Russell Procuring hs-
sistance the officer returned 70 tie saloon to at-
rest the others and look inter the wounded man
found. nor could their whereabouts be learned.
Hence it is concluded that the one shot could not
have been Injured much. Efforts, which will
probably he successful, are making to secure their
arrest,
, 1870-05-02

The alarm from Box No. 81 at ha1f-pa O'Clock
yesterday morning, was occasoned By the dscoE-
err Of tic in large three-stoy frame building
Nos Is and II North Elizabeth Street Just north
u Randolph It was owned BY the City National
Bank, and occupied by John Watts as tobacco
factory. The structure and Its contents, owing TO
the headway The nreahad gained before the arrival
Of the steamers were totally destroyed involving
q loss Of about III, ,50o+ The building was worth
about s.. 500: insurance not asceTaincd Watts
estimates his loss at Flo Co., and has an insurance
Of 5000. The nre ts supposed to have been the
work OF an 1ncendfAry.
At ou.rter after O'Clock yesterday after
noon. a small frame house on the corner OF Sin
clair avenue and Sedgwick s11ect, owned by Vat
eutfpe yermuth, was totally destroyed. Loss
800; no Insurance The origin Of the dire Is u1'
known.
Policeman Mccarthy extinguished an Incl
pieut fire in some hay on q lot adjoining tie
ira1ne building No. 1l9 Blue 1sland avenue, nb9ut
S O'clock Yesterday afternoon. No damage The
ignition OF tile hay Is attributed to IN fnce1diaEy
, 1870-05-02

During tho travelling season, II our patrons will
kindly inform u.s. either bE telegram or letter, OF
their Intended arrival, We can be better prepared
for their comfort.
In accordance with the reduction IN the ral1e OF
gold, the transient board at the ST. James Is IT,
duced to four dollars per day.
PROPRIETOR ST. JAMES HOTEL
, 1870-05-02
LOST AND FOUND

~ oeT-A BUNDLE OF WATER PERMITS TIE
| 1Gner viii h- rev ariel hy rensEnnT thcn - FEE-
ITY wUrTEFORD. I'll Wsss KAndolph-4t-
..~-,l lRfWARD-SrDLEN FROM D. r. SfEW-
GlU an Of Mclean County, Illinois, april y. au ope
asrf ~ ysass 9ia Is hsns hs;h ~ Ed
biEd foot rhtc. bl1ck tai. And lc: VIII r.,
It'd; lxh< the front Of ono fasv ~ 1Een nar.
bt Re cannot pace. wlH svo 90 Tor IF sse
wM Ieaa the recovery Of he her Mna Wcilsaz
County, HiEuis.
, 1870-05-02

IF yonr throat in sore, or you zarc
annoyed. ny q constant cough, use promptly Dr.
Jayucs Expectosaut. It wilt relieve the mir pas
sages Of ali phlcgm or mucous, alla5 in1lnlna-
ton, and SO give the diseased parts chance 70
heal. No safer remedy ca. be had for coughs and
colds or any complaint Of the thruat Or lungs and
If tnkcn IN time short trial will prove its clcacY
Sold everywhere
, 1870-05-02

Sometime during Saturday night the grocery
entered by burglar; who took f1+5 in cash. ac5eck
for $500, and q receipt for sI0a- 4 rear window
was forced open and tngTcss to the place thereby
Ul;r1fued.
, 1870-05-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The Rlcc Divorce Su1t for lrnud In
age is causing great excitement III Boston. 1t
should cause young men not 70 maz7y In haste.
hin believe she was hut his own age, BY using
Magnolia Balm upon her face, neck, and hands,
Poor youth. He probably found that her elbows
to be indlcted4 We know of many similar cases.
This Balm gives q most wonderful pear3y and
natural complexion, to which We don't object We
like prctty, Homen. To finish the picture, they
should use Lyons kathalron upon the hair. With
pear}y chin rosy cheeks, and SOFT luxurant tress-
es, they become irresistible.
, 1870-05-02

NEW ORLEANS, April 80.-The Texns State Fair
commences at Houston, May II, and will continue
four days. Efforts are being made to sccure
large attendance of visitors from all parts uf the
United SiAtes Delegates have been sent to other
Statc fairs to induce representation Nearly all
the machines on exhibition here will be Eent to
Texas,
, 1870-05-02


inst. by The Rev. Dr.. Ryder. Mr. n. HpnphrcE. Of
Humphrey Ncwbeffy, Tool 1ncIshants, Hamilton.
GuNTIlEn-BURNELL-On April ., 1T Lima. Ind.
At the sdenee Of tbe bEidc's fathcs. Samuel I:nrne
and Miss Jennie Hlrne1L No cardh
MCBRIDE E-FAHfESToCK-0 Thursday, ApEil
he 6rdes Me:heS Ae5siI's s. Had M adt,a
GIiAI iAINERS-YOuNG-At the residence Of f. nc-
LclEh, F:s1., tho 18th tnst hy Hsr = L. Taylor
SCRIBNER-HECkLE1nt cit, OF the 18th inst.
by Rev. Robert Laird Coler, D. D. Mr. j." "lllintn IL
STtihDeY and Mies LA B. Hecktc.
, 1870-05-02

The American House, ROstons has
been newly rttcd and furnished throughout The
reputation Of the senior paincr has been 700 well
established by long test of years to need further
endorsement from US.
, 1870-05-02
MARRIED.

Parcr 1IanRtnEs and Window
shatfts, latcst styles Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, at F. E. Kgby's, So Kando1ph-st
, 1870-05-02
MISSOURI

Damages Claimed for False Inn
pFiAOnnlenf-A Tobacco Factory
1turncd-RnEbltstic.
ST. LOUIS, May 1.-Ma}or George A. Afues has
brought sui1 III 1ht District Court Of LcaycnWoth,
Kansas, against all members OF the court martial
recently IN session at Fort LeayenHortn, claiming
so, eco damages for alleged fnlse Imprisonment,
The tobacco factory Of W. Y. N2li, Of Roanoke.
Randolph County, Ap., containing 10000 pounds
Of Leaf tobacco. was burned april g. Loss, about
Se0 COO; insurance, 81, ,Ot1.
JOG Col1u1n, Mike McCoole, and Billy Carrolileft
for New Orleans today to arrange, the prellmuu-
ries of the approaching fight between Alien aud
Mace. Carroll will represent Allen, and John C.
Heenan oct for Mace. The seconls of Allen are
Coburn and Tom Kelley; those Of Mace, HeeaaA
and jim CustcE.
, 1870-05-02

Lilies, Polish, Tor Polishing ri.
kinds Of furniture in oaE, walnut, or rosewood.
Warranted the best Price. IS cents per bottle
For sale at W. ". Kimbalis, 6 Washington street.
by A. q. Cone
, 1870-05-02

Cutnncora diseases cured by using
Juniper Tar Soap, made By Caswell, Haznta i Co.,
New York.
, 1870-05-02
CITY REAL Estate.

CITY REAL ESTATE.
F0R sAIE-so6fH sI6E "~~>~>"~>>~~'~'
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:s: g. Z ;s;:ss
a. s.lo-kxSTaRRE-Av. (. ShTszi9 ,s
II sss,19 :.l e. IssSt;
taEc ef y Eoo9.a, xateT, a., bata rooSn. ous
81 E'i5 ee!s: 8 FL TIL. S. f;,s
hsGs | 5ss ~ ssT t ,Ss T & :s ,s5 If
no. S.B Fl DE- SHdMyzs2;<s u L m IT IL;
ietf for - IlsM Terms to sut - ~'''
1 st sa1e = Se sYn! IT, ;s'c md = ,ef:
s.sa e ~ ys..;; q = :. ssso 4! ss sas'aa !.
I'D ean tef9 e eaP ps1ns PuTsissn ~ s s''' and Is
lse ;s II Hns A. s,.seat
1n- iss5fEt1isaav u S nsar v.n Borsp
lsz *ercc 81 1ttg.t s.ey t,sre viii
brick basement Lot +o1lls feet "ans
1s4. ssma-puuGLA Gastj -Tvosssoy frsnae
49, vi MhkF s2eS S!pE BE- ldeEoaaE efs5aEibs e. .<
116 ss,op- p-WEsTEIiN,AV Fas2n II ..,..a and
11s $500 -H6sBzRbsT:aSo.s sla Tvostay frame
III azo-s s.1 v COR 1i: Henry AND LooM1ss1s.
SSod Ssfn cgtexse IL e1 ct F0oms wAfss' etc Aafso
liz slsooo- -WEsE VIZ aoskoEsr. southeast come. e
Is aso aas e.seat r. H1ef Ii
1s4 1saoWFsr " SGRs5Sy5rmyo XXX ss5y s1!ns az F
e.xp brick hou1e aud Darn. Lot E.Iso r.
s.. $500 -FF11Rk*sxv:.xe: Fs1R 1s. 1wos.osy frame
a,SsWyaSaSHsvM sSyER SIPs vgsSRa2xEn 2si!
ssr ii Hill sss' " Z 81 II: s.
81 WI L s + Fl Il q F1a Ill.,.
''' ID sssIsa Il each. win sc1i scpafstelty
s7es-b6gsIA5;R Sc ?a$ cE-atst from eorPs.is1e-
s Il ii H. ! :5a ss X Il: s 81
Et[SE9sssA tof,Ye2 i5 fhs :s sz Of rozah.
. $sEE + s$ese s,s. house.
= slsooo-5ST8R and basement
brick house and barn Lot 51loo fer+
81. s,ooo-koK s;o;k rfsfs @s oot-
- III '' "a so s1es on
q az 11If SoGEe feet with large
honsf GFoEnd MnEsh MORE thHn y! y as1sd *
ness M pusposes, Hos:s sna az BE- boashs o. % Yei5
~. scs,ooo-S6RTn sa5f FIT Ia sALLEsE-Sear, o.k.t.
frout house. viii .li the modern impro7e-
., .. ESSa Sfz 81 i} =,
south Of SchiIleret, 31H31D feet EaAy
% isi;f5sa; & II Hs5 ISL s!Sf ts* with
qs aao in EGRTH CTA15E sr .rnj1rSn fsetAir.t
'-'' eouth oF BtufErs House, ASS~9s @~'' 'N->
~ isTnrE az 49, foot - ~ IL 744o - IL
a, p-KxVKNSWboD@Lot, Is and IA. Block :,
u. III -itSVESI4tnNin n 53IS .y' .,dx p1o.t s.
~ ~' III. -nd i Tt1rE - ;. - -. II ~
= Bo III. n 1na enat i,s1 tSc ~ aa1
oTncT Ais r,er i'm nrs trsr @ 80 ~ spd rTit;
Ie tod - E.t % fssr n.I cc1nn;ssaon IN and ~ IL
fnnest ..ided Har-nswn.,1 +. III. 49, 80
dan nn1tI, ~ The riir M ~ on1r - nj a. tinrsss
ride 6y Miiwanfrn Ra5Tn.i In H. f:ronnd. ii
finsy oTna,nentei viii .Tertn,.s tr--1 -
ana The town ID rsnfdjy ftine M m with int
, 1870-05-02
THE LAW COURTS.
Alleged Divorce Frand - The
Goodman Case.
Tux Collection EnJofnet1-ReaI
Estate Gases,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,


N BANKRUPTCY.
Lerrc 10 apply }or discharae-John Loon. OF CHI
cago, and Henry II. Mitchell, Of Chicago
, 1870-05-02

freezes It aI, 1t freezes It the stem, that leads
trcm the stock to the eat and IL it freezes there
when .he corn Is Boff 1t will never NATURE but II
the corn Is glazed 1t Is ali but An tmpossbitJ for
the trust to hurt the germ. When yo1 cxamfne
for seed take the ear and took at the cob at the
butt end Of the car, II It looks healthy and the
grain On the back part Is smooth mud g1ossy, It
the winter; Int Ii the cob ts any way tIscolorrd,
and the back Of the grain Is Einded, 1t will not
grow. It would be well for farmers TO test their
own cur1, befure trying corn further South, as
Southern corn wifi hardly crcr get Eine hgse
The farmers are themselves to blame for 20.
much impoHition in seed co1u. The seed corn
Of the seed stores is eimply No. l corn, for
which the farmer gets the usnnl market price,
and then buys il back, under the name Of seed
corn, at two or three dollars bushsl saw
carload, last week, that WAS Helling in the
ear at two dollars bushel st the depot,
directly from the car, two or three counties
distant from the place OF growth The ears
were email, many inferior, and badly mixed on
the cob. Farmers were sorting it over, and
paying two dollars for seventy pounds, and
should judge that two-thirds OF the carload
had been cold on the track. Tho carload had
cost about seventy cents buahel
Say $50 bushels corn ut 70 cents.
Handling, say.-..-.-..... =. ..-.....'...-.-.-- Is
: $50
CT,
BY 900 bustels seed corn at ats9........... 400
ny 150 bushels seed corr at ~ cents.- los
, 1870-05-02
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
{1LAHESCES, LANDACS. F-iA1L7 CAEHLA1Eo, u, =,
Ind nd b. s:5s sis, Il! a.i S1bY s1r T ss e'''
TOR SALE-wAGoN, TEAM, AND FARM 4!l!':es nAR'
bru.her rubber horse eover. etc. Government Gc7
Depot. isa md ii Ws.hinstoa-eE- chiesso
FLOR sALE-AUcT1oH PRlCES-CAPfpRE11 1
T Kura; also mn.kets Springfield Farf, bfrceh Sao-
Of al kinds. and spoZuns nfte ani 1.t IL,
equipments Of m kindh Government 1ooos De+S'" -
TOE sALEAT. - sT1TE;IFiHht T1T5;ssro- ri.ht tFon, the
pl IL trnit;nx roAi n.arc to b sul1 r7soa-
-D.e. e;7F-3 COOP AssoRTHEyT OF C.AK-
H.: i ei1E saa ss'zF t.
Efohs 20 Il No. : East Washinston-st-
1ot, sA1E-oSE BGLK GKAN WAGON. AND
T., .1rtseer, uetFly painted and IN prime erIcs WIZ
:T9eS ~ s2T Rabey .is s'.a nd aoy5e. afleys : -
E0E s3IEA LARGE DARK BROWN HORSE
Is h5u9a hi8h; will draw two sons- NazTAnts6
souud. Also, m e1prrss wagon - complete otdsf-
Borpc and wasop be eccn 1t the BAN OF 80 ffaf-
A.. cr apply It Room :. III Asdisou%t
TOR sAIE~oR ExCHAyGE-FOK BUILDEsE
lumber. two heavy lumber waxops; also soaae ~
warranted JOHN TURNER Not G to = S"7ta Jes-
fef.oQEt -
E7OR SALE-oNE OPEN RUGGv PERFECTLY
L neT Also. secondhand top buEEy n eoc'i uf.s
nrd style. Both will be soh CHEAP Apply % ~
RiTc1-se. .-.-
WAx7EDETo PURcaASE-A ;HASDsoAtk,:- t,:
" stylsh bsy or black horse. moderately tasH A7S
at II Hfyer,ut
, 1870-05-02

baldwin. WALKER C0: In. M On Ii God s.ev. e.
~ !oah e. ,o5 Gts f,ioef corner Madison and Lasale-
sts- ..., ,.,tor1,w,y .r
AfOSEf 49, ~ Funss Ia hank. md laans closed
1i.aeas ~ s2u1ss aesay CHANDLER, PoAERof SofEs'
in laSalle-st
S2U.UUUupS.rs M1EE,s Mg51sEsszs, ecGshs shSc1a snill
sums loaned On eh11iy eiarou.riy nt tIs Dea,bosE-st
, 1870-05-02

wANTED-TO EXCHANGE.
~ side property for &a0o0 Rorth Of merchandise
general ttock in country. u 3. HLAhE- No. Twenty
eixth-et
VyANTFD-TO ExCHASGEGOOD LAND 70
w mi north o. Chicago for boarding hout Nor
NAL Eriyfrstr. Z, D, HARRIS, Normal. Ulnbia
, 1870-05-02

SELB3, BtfE&u County, III
MP. EDrroR. It appears that tue farmers in the
No,uiefn part Of this State very much troubled
SPOUT their seed corn, and have been waiting
very patiently formy friend Rural" OF some other
Eciehced farmer to give test how to PICK out our
seed and as they have neglected or refused 70 DO
so, VIII give my test, that nave tried eiectual]y
ln the irst place, there is no grain that
asTell protected from frost as coEn, aud II II