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THE GROWN OF sPAIN.
Pedigrce 81 Prince leopold.

i prlncessot Europe outside OF. France the.
only ones with whom the Emperor Of the!
Erencll is CONNECTED by ties of blood
are Germans, and that those to whom
he is nearest related are members of the
house Of ffoilensollern. And further.
l'nore, it's fact that such family con-
uection istconfned to. the BtauharnaisA
family. the Bonaphrte house being linn
fited to France.
The young Prince whose candiSature
4 for the Spanish crown has created SO:
much excitement in Europe, rendering
/ The relations of France aud Prussia ex
ceedingly grave,i is, in fact an oNn cous-
in Of Napoleon ay his mothers side
Hortense aud Eugene de Beauhafhais
ltwere, it will be.borne in mind, the chill
dren of Josephine, afterwards Empress
|of France, by her first husband, Wis.,
kcount Alexander de sseauiarnais. An.
juncle Of the viscount, Court de Beau
harnais, married the famous Countess
| Fanny, by whom. he had Claude de Beau-
Iharnais. This nobleman filed the posi-
tionof. Chevalier Of Honor to the EN-
apress Marie Louise, wife Of Napoleon I.
/ One of his daughters, 'Stephanie Louise
Adrinne, was the adopted child of the
4 IEmperar,. On the Sth of April, 1906,
she married Charles Louis Frederic,
Grand Duke Of Baden, by whom she
had two daughters, one of whom, the.
Princess Josephine Frederiqne Louise.
was married on. the 21st. of October,
i 1884, to Prince Charles Antoine Joachim
iZephyrin Frederic Mainrad, head Of the
Ibhouse of Hohenzollern Sigmaungen
IT is noteworthy. that this prince is also
in measure>coA oArrcted with the Napole.
on family by reason of his mother, the
4 Princess Antometic Marie Murat, being
la sister of Joachim AIurat, the great
cavalry header who married Caroline Bo-
|naparte, and whose children are recog-
| nized as hereditary princess of tile.
French empire fne mother of the
j present Emperor of the French, Hor-
tense de. Reilnharnais, having been q
i blood cousin to Stephanie dc Beauhar-
nais, the grandmother Of the new can
'tdidatc for the Spanish crown, it follows
that Napoleon and Leopold are cousins
Ialso. .ssss - S.. & ~.
i Scandal, which did not spare the name
4 of Hortense, was not over careful Of tie
fame of Stephanie, of whom SOME not
! very favorable stories are told. She
Twas, however, so compal 4tiyely pbscure
THAT but few persons at the present lime
Ilare even aware of her having been the
4 adOnfed child Of the GREAT ftnrsieau =
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ffOsn the Barnsssille Enterprise, July l4J
Another Murder in Belmont County

lAuvtuSA uAuAuOt III DoiAaoh' aSSeHfJ
A Mar Suduces isis Brotherss wife
and Kills Her Husband'
Again has the hand of man been rails
cd to rob fellow creature of hfe!--
Again within the borders of our County
has been seen the bloody work of the
murderer Fratricide has appeared to
replace homicide. 1t was not enough
that the trand Of homicial murdei
should be upon rs, but the more odious
crime of staying brother must cast q
deeper shade Of infamy around about
our people.
Five Victims Of violence lie within
their graves in Belmont County, all ol
whom, two years ago, were alive. One
case of murder is not disposed of in
our courts until another and another.
comes before them The earth has
scarcely settled upon the remains of a
murdereIs executed by the law before
three more are arraigned for the same
Hglaring crime
The execution of criminals is moi
enough TO tcrnfy nor Faake men afraid
but We find residents of this coenty
using violence, doing cold blooded deeds
worthy of the most infamous sinks OF
vice in great city. Murder has be
como corn,noY, \ Fhot is n, fp f1nnn n
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The Tax ana Tarlff nllA

Z Even the New York T5ibaue can't in
dorse the present CONGRESS- ri its issue
Of Tuesday it fires parting salute after
this manner:
~Gentlcmen IN Congress You have
done vast amount Of mischief Il this ses.
slon wh,c = E waa peea 81 Inc energy T 2. q
rs MS lii Little d chance If cesssNc On on orr s fee,
again, please disagree about t the Tax and
Tariff Bill, aud 60 home!!''
The Tax and Tariff Bill was passed
by Congress on the 18th inst All spe.
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france, Austria and Prussia,

France, AUSTRIA and Prussia.
The resources Of the two countries
hclievents nov rapidly gathering may
plunge into war OF gigantic proper.
tions are ample for lengthy contina-
ance Of the strife if once begun France,
the military q Colossusof tie West, has,
according To the latest aid most accu.
rate advices, 4l4.6s2 soldiers on the
peace faotin5, 647.2Tl Of feId army,
or 1850 900 men in ~ for her entire
Or linary war strength: Qithese 37o, ,ooo
men are really to m srch at the tap of the
drum. Austria, who Is looked a:,oh as
the ally of France in this emaate, has
27S,4 men on the peace establishment,
S3S, 100 Of "a war strength. Or 300. .000
/ fully prepared to lnese II the group
/ of South Germap States should be found
on the some side, shcy have e6, $40 men
on the peace,of as4, lo6 on the war foot
ing with lo7 900 f.this number ready
for instant service.
Such coalition would give Napoleon
the conjrol of 777, 600 lighting men al
Ioncc, With areserye Of / ,596, LOG trained
fsoIflicrs On thc sofhar hs,sl Prnssia
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Engineers are said to be surveying the
abandoned military canal opposite yicks.
burg. with the view Of changing the
channel Of the Mississippi.
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The following platform Of principles
was adopted at Columbus on the lst day
,of june
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IRcsolued, That uponthe foregoing plat
form, we invite all the electors. Of 0aio,
without regard to past differences, to vote
for the ticket this day nominated. S.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03

oun 1895. 0IariPls Don Min.
8el6lo0en> rae s.1 is'. j.
mir Is g unte StI% ~
Tnrifa Gartf NIT 3u<
on{ ouSI6nhiIfdllt 8 em @9ub
fIr6abrtfmp>
5inh $500 nppole un9ez
49, brn ein< re9t un9lef9
he{m;fGpnTn~ II II etn &aub
Hr;fnro an allen anoerer
fSf1;nerG%ut Sntereien Der Mrz
oemShrrnmjX belt I'M @el ten urto
n,n ,reiher ,hre tbatl61li9 etn
|hir Mevrnnsn @9uB3oIl 1T,
3u 9efdbrben, ssY'n ~'19s" 'pu
bic 9eria8fte 8urbe Wen
ben 9rpbtn Snterei< I.utt'Vp P'''ep"'
fen pes 2anpes aufz 'e"'
le9en unb jene Sn<
tere0en f5rbern unb
beben ri4."
2abt unS nun jene beiben platformen'
chamber eeeenlberfeuen.
SIR iebt bierau8> baB tbr (bie Demo
fraten) eu& ftlbf ani@ulpfSt. C@eldd,>
ter.) :"..
@dbrenb tbr In eurer1 bemptrati@&en
National @pnpenttone,1 eu& fir 4eri6t
@runoldbe erfldrt rebut {br bier fnMain.
,elptata In untbrlt@er @eile einen 1,euer,
@runbiab an, wel&er in current re8uldrsr
&tr@en &ate@tsmus 8dn3lt@ u~nbetannt
it, (@eld9ter). III HoTa4% q
Dies f1ebt gang barna9 aus, ba6 in
eurer Eoutlte bic @a@en ftbr ~Yer,pprreu
fnb. l1nlere @teuung bier als Repub<
litaner, b~aru,pntrt f%1oQftdnbt8 NIT unie<
rem l,attonaleu Glaubenes Betenntntb ;
wdbrerb cures In Biberipru& Mt ben
nattonalea Bei&laftni fur.r partet III
Btberfpru4 ftbt. i.as
Absr ibr ptttet bieraaf aatssstss,
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Ranpuale( Dtrt1auu,

9n uetertinRimmune NIT tem aleee
metnen @un(&e uno 9eu.de unferes eiaes
neu 8ti&lu0ee, ,,oie Steueru 70 l@nsu,
alS IS Der @reoit oe8 2anoes suld6t, ~
reeuitren", bobeu wir NIT eteler Reeut>
ttcn be8cnneu uno t6nnen auf unier
BcH ftel3 fetn. (Beifau.) Sd 8ebe
eu& eos Nelultat unlsrer Nrbeit> wts ee
aus ZEN Beri&teu ee6 @&abamteS bsrs
uer9ebt:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03

@bieasp Gonsentipn.
Sn~1868 trat bic Yartei In ibrer Naz
ttunul GpnSenticn inGbtcago sulammen
unp tperpe I'D bier bic &elplutton Dprle<
fen wel@e bort on9enommen purpe INN
unleren Nbii6ten besl9li9 bie1er Tra9e
Au6orud gu oerleiben:
~Be1@lp11em baB mir e6 ber dr.
beit Der Station 19ulbi9 finb, baB bic
8eteueruns equaliiirt uno ermdbi9t perbt>
70 @9neQ al8 e8 BET rationale @reoit CT
laubt."
Dies 1T tur3, ater oer1dnplt@. Dies
1T infer @erlpreaen uno un(ere &i&t@
(dnur. @ir febren wteper gu einem &e>
penue Earif 3urid. 3abt tbr Dem @olfe
@ort Bebolten nit Dem in bteler &eiolu>
ton ausee(pro&enen @eripre@en? Sd
btabi1&ttee gu beweiien bab btes Der SAL
war.. 49,. i.
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Sic @abL
ST e ; G
@fu. 9amls g. paktr,
Aebalten tn
81. 4atI, am II. Sft. 1870.

@lf Sabre fInb uerFo0tn, {tittem i'd
gum eriten Nale ju einem Mutitoriuut in
81. paul iber polttii4e Gra0en fpra@.
6eit jener 3eit bat Elm masi(der @e&(eI
in Der Situation unlereS Staat.s fat,
9efunben. 81 jener 3eit tparen mir aru,.
!5eut3utu8e fam Serer, tuel&tr nt&t obz
G9tlt1 tltns IL, unleren @oblfano
wabrnebmtn.
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9s'trthtn ,te aa,,sa eaases s.rla.s.a
oie1.
Dr. Buxfd, tAt bA1 8trl bn 9Re<
button NIT ben 9nlaMD.6 teuern beAin<
men fs1te, mar etu aQsemantr, Sang
tpar g tberau3 pte
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03

~8ef&IeTtn: Da6 eas Snlane
Steuer Syffcm Der 8er. Stoaten in ]ei<
men erideneen Anforeerunesn unertrdez
LTD 1T; ea6 IS iofcr: ateednbert wercen
(oute. uno ba6 feline Standardization,
tldnnli& Stempelseb0bren> 2in3enisu unp
Steuern auf &ertdufe, (owie Die Gin
tpmmenAeuer aufeetottu perbeu fol-
ten"
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0u1l.aNl4e 9artei

,usl@e IS ~verlanste. ,ae BE brideneen
Setimmunsen tte(ts @eiebe8 u~uf9ebo<
ben ure ras ean3e SYfem aufoe9eben
,psreen {clltt. Sd t6nnte bteS nit ieotr
eer'otrot. platferm ber leBteu SABRE
tepeilen, mill bier ober ,,ur stpeie onflb>
rem. SIM leblen SABRE bebitnte (d tte
Democratic BON Ohio In tbren @taats>
Convention na@fel9euee lebr %pertdnpli>
der Sprade:
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&shsttipx III 9ntaut. Steunn.

uxter Wit ssus 3. NS!l 1881 <nooo
uatr al, ssm 10 Sui 1855 '' 81 WV y
Nuf eieleW ti(e baben wir unS tit ptsr
Sobren ie46ma! Der an9enebmsn pRi1t
unterSo9en, eteft Snlano~S tsuen au re-
ru3iren. (8eiiau.) @ir babcn Dem
8olte unltr &erlpre@en 9sbolten. (Beiz
faQ.) 5eute bleibt ron Der 9rosenWa0e
Der Snlonc lteuern ui9ts Ibris, ais fol-
eenoe feds Stems: .
/. @teueru auf 6pirituofen, @e{n
ut.o eeapbrene @etrdnte. Das eictt Cen
Demotraten 0s!esenbeit> bic 6fsnAi9e
|@&ule nit abtra9eu III belfen. (@e>
ld9ter.)
2. @ttusr auf Gabat uup Giaerren,
limb Grant nne &olfar rauten bic
S&ulD 70 {&nta pe8 ais sa ibnen mbes
lid 1T.
3. Ginfommeufener.
Die &tiGen, welde etn Gtufpmz
men baben, fup In @tauee tie(elten Az
iableu.
4. Sttuera auf ne Natiuual BaR@
fen:
5. Sttusr oui @as~
s. Stempel Gare
Mtt Muenabme eer kier a%n9efabrten
feds STEMS fnp ale anbercn Sttrn cuff
seboben Die republifauif9e Yaatei
ifimmte einRtmmie far tie(e ge>
Repuftionen. (8eifoQ.) Sd babe ben
8sri&t lber rie @blimmuna ppr mir
iiber Rem srp6en Gift pom Ia, Suit
1870 tur@ welden rie Snlano5 teueru
UNI $55>212,0O0 uno bicycle I'M, $685.
636>827 rsoujirt murcen, aber per Name
pes M9tb. eugene 81. @illon TT
nt9t unter benjeutaen III flnren> upel@e
paftlr 1imn,trn.
Esr srtteut 8e.xaufut
Dielt Gbat1aaen fno Gin enbadlti0er
8ewets, wel9er partet tbr In ter Gra0e
1ber &eputtion BET Steuerr trauen ptrf
Sc 3ef9t pab bic &epubltf, partei TO-
tppbl bic Madt ols Zen 8iuen bat bic
ies @ert gu tbun> &pdbrenb ben Demo-
traten bteWladt a59ebt unb fe AUDI nfbt
ben @iQen tunp geben> e8 gu tbun> lelbt
lpenn eS in tbrer Ma9t ftance,
Rebnftion bes Garifs.
Na9cem mir benz 2anb 9s9enUber UNI
5er pFi@t erfIQt unD bic SulanbS teuern
reoucirt batter, wantte1 mir I'm ere Mufz
meri amfeit 3und9f benz Garif Su. Sn
Der leBten lebten @e1I1on teS Gpnore6e6
9rifen mir BE ufetnbltden @erfe an"
(Beiiau.) Bir baten ni9t Mues 9e@
than, pas mtr minlaten, aber mtr baden
einen 9uten Mnfan9 9ema9t. Inter Dem
Nft pom IA. Sult 1870 fabrten ptr ben
etften S4la9 9e9e1 ben Sartf. Dieter
Nft rebu3trt bic 3Sle UNI $23,636,827.
Der N&tb. eugene @illpn ftimmte nt9t
fir bieien @tt, unb per9aben e8 43 De-
mcfrate, i'm @on9reb, bafIir 3u ftimmen,
rrabrero jeoer &epublifaner baflr ftnaut~
te. @etfaQ.)
SIR tSnnt ben Den,ofraten ,,t9t l1ebr
@ertrauen I9enfen bet& ebuftio1 ber3Sl>
Il, als e8 nit ber &ebuftfo>1 Der Snlane>
Steuern ber SAL mar. Sci unftrer
Merfen 3ei9ett mir urs tes 8ertrauens
irerth, tpdbrenb jene 3tpar prtbfeen, aber
ft@ nt@t mad fbren @prte.t rf@ten.
. 3Su Der nd@ifen @fBun9 beg @pnore1<
feS beabfdtiSer ptr, bfefts@ quite @erf
tretter fortju}eben unb ben Garif nod
ut. rebu3tren. Sn Der lebten Sfb<
urg tpurbe ber 3o4 auf Gtle>1 BON $50
auf So erndbt9t ; IN .ber nd@tfen tptrben
,ptr tbn auf SIS, pub Elm Sabr fpdter ouf
So bfrablfben.
l8,sfs,sss ssf 81 I. stat,)
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@tuaefme.

11no bier in tureua etsenen etaate
|aste bie eemcsratii4e @taatS @oaSen<
ttpn i'm Sept. 1862:
~8ef@lollen: Dae mir 3u@un=
ftu elmer aumdblioeu Grmdstsune aler
Steuern unter eem SnlauoReuer Gp1em
flnr, unp fir @ufbebunS tiefts Sy(temes
III ben, frlbeften, elufioen 3eitpuntte."
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Nh sub 9sM

0estnue erfprcerlt9 1T uno lolte oer1elbe
10 anssraft wercen eoe er rpom59lf9 In
tetner Beile eer inruhfelen uno procuz
5trenom Sntere0en tr9cnb elmer &lo0e
Deer Ebeiles ee6 Qanoes bsnadtbeiliet
uno e|eid,eiti9 Dem einbetmil9en Yros
ouienten Gem auSIdneti@sn %eegealter
cine anstme1en @umpstit!cn 9ewdbrt.
MiRoxri.
Sn WtGourt fimrAen tsiee Bllsel Der
partei in ber Garif Ylatforn, therein:
"8e1&lpmen: ta6 wtr 3u GUT
fen elmer 10 f@leuni9en @rlet9teruns ter
8eReuerune finb, pie 1i@ NIT einer 9e>
r%i6enbaften @rfuQun9 I'M trer Sfentlt<
9en @erb{ublt9feiten p%erintaren laBt,
unp fir &eformen i'm @%teuerwelen, bur@
welGe beS Sytem Der 5teuererbebun9
pereinfa9t unp Die 3obl BET gu bemGnce
angel ellten 8eomten nerminbert tpercen
fam uup toB mir se9en jeoes @teuerz
SYfe 1inb wel@e8 CUR @ntftebun9 Don
Monppplen fulbrt uno etne &la6e berSnz
ruitris poer oe6 SntereNes gum Na@tbeil
ber arperen be9inf ttgt.
Dies 9eni9t uni Die @abrbeit metner
8ebauptun9 gu bepeiien, baB bic repub>
lttanii9e partet III bteler 19wierisen
Tro9e cine genau au6seipro9e unb entz
i9iepene Ypftton einnimmt. G6 setst,
oaB Elm erfol9ret9er 8eweiS bes @eeenz
tbeil8 n{&t mS9lt@ it, uni baB bic par<
tel fi9 NOD timer 3u bem @laubenebez
fenntnib betennt> >pel@eS in Der &elolu>
tion Der Nattonal> Convention Don 1860
auS9elpro&en 1T.
Minmelrta.
Mber &pte ftebt e8 in unlerem eiQenen
Staate? Sd beabf@tiBe barutbun,
bab AUDI tptr un8 ;u berlelben Dpftrin
betennen. Die Convention fit ben Gr<
fen @pn9reb,D ifrtft, wel@e Dor &uraeua
tn Swatou,a abBebaltea wurbe, {pia9
tbre Mnf@ten aber ben 3artf f~pl9enper<
ttaBen aus: .....e. ..
Bef@lpnen sab in notwithstanding NIT
bieitr apedm6eisea Heberune III 8inan3-p olittt,
ipir nns an ben Gsnsreb >ptnten fir etue erinb-
lt@e Rrfu.m nnieres eau3en &esenue @sfeu,s
une fir sine Grttabtsuus bes 8arifa auf elmer
Hestnue @rnnblase, NIT gerbst a1er s31Qe gun,
Ha@tbeIe bee 8plfeS NIB N @unRex Spn Urfpdt.
Ss5atersdtn unb Ronppslen3 NIB serlarset mir,
y spfa g tbuali95, bA6 ale ffair Sac qeben NIB bie
sSnbuafs'e astbssnttssn 8tsasfaiht aaf BE
Gssilias stftst peytfl.
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1t, Louis N arket.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
ST. LOUIS, April p.
Flour-Quiet; fall eupers IS soa4 ~; AA
81 75a4 90, choice to fancy 50 75a7 b. :,
wheat-Dull and lower; No spring sue; NO
2 red fall 81 G3al %, choice to fancy 81 Ios
35. 9
Corn-Steady at a0s92c for mixed; s3o Tor
choic yellow; 9s1e97c for white.
Oats-Slow at 54a56c.
Rarley-Scarce and wanted; choice Minnesota
ST. GOAL 06.
Rye-Firm ut 77c.
whisky Held firmly at 81 o4a1 05-
Mess Pork-Small sales at2s so.
Bulk Mests-Jobbing 1lc for shoulders l'e
for clear rib: i51Ia54 for clear sides.
Bacon-Order lots at llss12c for shoulders
l51al5sc for clear RIB; iotsi65 ior oieer sioes:
I,rd-In better demand ct 15ic for choice
tierce: 17al7ic for keg.
Cattls-Less active at 4a13o.
| Hogs-Dull at Sasc.
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Moline Nursery.

ERUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, EVER
L greens, Ornamental Trees, shrubbery, and
Vince, Small Fruits, Grapes, Hedge Plants,
Email Forest Trees, and anything you need in
the Nursery line, to be had ct this Nursery.
An unusually fac, thrifty stoek sf Apple
Trees, and plenty Of them, for sale this spring.
A lot Of extra sized Fruit Trees for those Who
desire in mediate effect
Come and see me or write me by mail. Prices
low. Residence at foot Of Lynds street. where
you ges splendid view Of Moline and lite sur
roundipgs. WM NOURSB.
EGins, Ills. meh22 d1ueW
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Chicago MARKET.

fsisgTAphsd to the ARGUS
oaIcAeo, April %.
Flour-In good demand, firm and held higher
and rather above the views Of buyers; sales light
at unchanged prices.
Wheat-Dull, weak and lover; No. l sold at
SnsS0Sc cash; S0!ss2c seller May, and closed at
the inside figure; Fo. sold at sSicassc; No. }
7ia7Jc; rejected 7la72c-
Corn--Dull, unsettled add lower, No. closin 6
at s64c; no grade 75a779c; new s4ss5c.
0ats-Lower and dull 1T sssi53c cash.
Rye-Dull and lower at 75c for No. feesh;
sales of No. regular at soc.
Barley Duh akd nominally unchanged.
Whiskey-stesdy at $l.03al.04 for wooden
and iron bound.
Mess Pork-Dull and nominal at $27.75.
Lard-Firmer but quiet ae 15sc.
Gut Meats-IDective and nominally un-
changed.
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Communications. articles inserted among
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4 correspondent savs ,b,. IL,

A correspondent says that the chair now
occupied by Senator Revels is not the actual
piece of furniture once used by Jefferson
Davis. In April, 1861, when the Sixth
Massachusetts regiment-that had been at
tackled in Baltimore just previously-vas
guarding the Capitol, some of the soldiers
ascertsined, by inquiry, which chair had
been occupied by the rebel chief, and broke
it to pieces So the Radical rejoicing in
this connection comes to gr ief.
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to the Argus.
MILWAUKEE; April %.
Fleur-More active; sPring extras IS wa
8 95.
wheat-Firm; for No. j; 76ac Tor NO. Il
OAts-Firm. No 2 4s.
Corn-Stsady; 70c for new.
Rye-Firm ct 77c for MOI.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23
Chicago Live Stock.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS
UHros SrooK YARDS, April %.
Cat,Ie-More active and firmer, not quotably
higher: receipts l,25l; sales 767, at - 75a66 20
for stockers So 50a7 10 for fair to extra shipping
beeves.
Hogs-steady, firm and in better demand; re-
ceipts 1876; sales 1907 at IS 4oas GO for com
mon; SIS 7Oss so for fair to medium; ~ ooas ~
for good TO choice.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

The Democrats of West Virginia will hold
their State Convention in Charleston, the
ne" state capital, on Wednesday, June sth.
he cal is addressed to all lberal-minded
men who favor the repeal of all proscriptive
laws no" III force in the State, and the en-
acsment OF such laws as will give the State
character abroad and harmony and prosper
ity at home
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

The Cincinnati Enquirer remarks that
" there are predictions in the German press
that the solid vote cast BY the negroes in
this city in favor of retaining the Bible in
the schools will have the effect of alternating
large numbers of the German Republicans
from them and from the party which allows
their votes -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

senator Sprague thinks, says a Washing
ton correspondent, that the effect of negro
voting IN Rhode Island would ultimately be
to make il 6 Democratic State by the irri
tatoR it naturally creates among the white
working men
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

Hon. Alexander Il. Stephens 'Conssisu.
'ionsl Views Of the War;" is now complete,
and will soon be ready for the public.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

A prominent Indiana politician declares
tina. Mr. Julian's rejection by the people OF
his district was partially owing to his author
ship of the sixteenth amendment, providing
for woman suffrage.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

&tooAs ana money
rsloersphed to the Aasus.
Nav YoaK, April %.
Money-Easy and steudy at 5@ per cent. on
call.
Sterling Exchange-Easier at s5g9bc.
0oId-Easier and closed at Sl.l3. The As
si.tapt Treasurer announces that he Will pay the
interest falling due on the LIST of May without
rebate.
Goyernments-Quiet.
Coupons-6's of 81, l.l4l; BIOS, 81, l.l2s;
ga ii; '65, I.lls; new, l.o9i; '67, lilo; 'os,
l .l0s; I0-40's, l.o6&.
Currency Sixes-illi.
Stocks-Firm but dull.
Western Union Telegraph, 32t.
L. s. Express, s24.
Pacific Mail, 500.
N Y. Central-92s.
Erie-241-
Northwestern-79l. Preferred, s42.
Rock Island, LIS.
St Paul, 5ss. Preferred, 7Ss.
Toledo 4 Wabash, 50A. Preferred, 76.
Fort Wayne, 92s.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

California papers complain that the femi-
nine element is getting TO be disagreeably
promlnen. in the public affairs of Inc state
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

The New Orleans pspers report a large
cotton reserve up Red river, the planter
having held back their crop il hops of bet
ter prices.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

The Western Elevating Company at
Buffalo, will charge, after to day, one cent
per bushel for elevating grain (including
five days storagel.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

An exchange says that women were en-.
pIoyed az copyists as far back az Pierce
adm mnistration. That's entirely too modern
Iu origin. Women have been ccpyists ever
aimee the calamity in Eden.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

The Albany Board of Trade has endorsed
the Free Canal Funding bill proposition.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

The Boston Advertiser urges that Massa-
chuset,s legislators be elected for two or
three years, believing that it would have q
tendency to shorten the annual sessions.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

ninth anniversary of their march through
Baltimore at Worchester, on Tuesday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

Senator Carpenter, of Wisconsin, who is
an able lawyer admits that Rsdicalism is
the meansst client he ever undertook to
defend.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

Three brothers, named Wright, constitute
the Board of Selectmen of fPownal VT.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

The Chicago Times says the San Domingo
treaty is the work of just twenty spectators.
Of which Gen. Babcock, Grants agent to
an Domingo, is leading member.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-23

Much complaint is made in Georgia of the
uufaithfulness of negroes in carrying out
their contracts with planters.