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CONSERVATION. This discovery was nothing
less than that the telegram from NJ WAS q
forgery. MI. Wilmot had telegraphed to Mr.. Dane
70 cay that the relief asded for had been sent.
To this announcement Mr.. Dane replied that he
could not understand II, that something was
wrong, and that he should await Mr.. wilmots
telegram had been craftily conceived, and, un-
fortunately tor me, was in the private code of
our bank. When 1t was telegrsphed from NJ
ma, ma tne tram had arrived minus my carriage.
the two men who entered at W--were set down
as confederates, who were to help me carry OF
the booty. When, however, I was found in the
OF my rescuers, and 1t was seen that I was the
victim, not the chief criminal.
IL remained now to try 70 discover the daring
scoundrels who had planned and executed this
heIarious deed, and, II possible, retake the
booty. This seemed q very hopeless task Men
of proved skill had been taken 10 the scene of
=, 10 Outrage from both W and M, with
put II was very doubtful whether they would
ind any clue A second time was the special
wsh Of the scd Il ere long re
had found gold watch on the ballast near
where the carriage had stopped on the level.
Now, this watch did not belong to me-mine
being still In my pocket-nor, indeed, to anv
among our party. 1t WAS, therefore, very eyf-
dent that It had been dropped by one Of the
thieves in the :cnftie, or in getting the cases OF
thing Of It.. By this time, news o. 'f6s fcsisfs
had spread into the toWn-thouah eysrything
was done to keep il quiet-and many people had
" come 70 the station TO satisfy their CURIOSITY.
Among others, Matchmaker who worked for
Mr.. wllmOt, came on to the platform. The de-
tective At once suggested that Mr.. Wilson, the
matchmaker in question, should make an exam
nation Of the watch, and that report Of such
an examination should be drawn up. Mr.. WIZ
con was accordingly called Into the room and
the watch was handed to him. He opened it
and took on the case, while the detective pre-
pared TO note down the result. No sooner had
Mr.. Wilson removed the case, than an exclama-
ton OF surprise fell from him.
"Why, Mr.. Wilmot," said he, {" this watch Ia
one which used to belong to Mrs. Wilmot. and
which WAS stolen some three years ago."
WHAT said Mr.. Wilmot; " Mrs. wilmot,s
watch? Are you sure?"
:. Yes. sir; quite sure. remember MANY ne
cuharities about ii; and here can identify soma
special repairs that myself made"
This 10 very strange" said our manager.
" he thieves who stole this watch must he
closely connected With the present outrage
Nr. Porter. can we have q special to n
40 once SAID our manager, addressing the sta
viii order one Immediately. air: And alan
teegrapn to see the line 10 Clear
A. While THIS was being done, Mr.. Wiluot askad
tne doctor II could be safely moved ~ bs
~ Wished to take me to N, 10 be rssdv 70 idano
tIiIy my assailan u should they be csotnYed The
D0e'0f gave 1t ~ his SPini1a Ia. I might be be
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THE FIRST BABY AHD THE TENrH.-The
first child in Q family IL its poem-it Is Q sort Of
nativity play, and We bend before the young
stranger with gifts, "gold, frankincense and
myrrk." But the tenth child In poor family
fort. There are no superfuities, no fripperies,
10 localities about the tenth cradle-krt Syssps.
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MARRYING A MECCA divor CO case at Gin
cinnati turned on the fact that the husband and
uncle and niece. 1t appears that some years
ago the husband migrated to this country
changed his name and became lost to his rela-
tons in Germany. Subsequently, the wife came
over With her friends, and began making Q
.ylcs 10 the New World. Between five and six
years ago the two met as strangers, formed An
intimate acquaintance which soon fipened into
love, and were married. Ono year after mar
riage, child was born to them. When the lit
tie one was nearly year old, its maternal grand
then for the first time discovered the blood
relationship existing between the parents. They
relation, though deeming IL just a well to main
lain the outward show or man and wife. And 90
they had lived for three years. But at last the
wife wearied OF this anomalous relation, and,
with the husbands consent, brought the suit for
its dissolution. A decree Of divorce was granted.
with alimony OF 5000 to the woman The custo-
dy of the child was also awarded to her. With
provision for Its support by the father.
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liz Muskingum county, Ohio. q man named
Dufton bad been coon hunting, and, After re-
turning home and retiring, dreamed In his nm
easy slumber that he had caught the coon, and
awakened BY the frantic screams Of his wife.
and to his horror found that he had picked up
his little infant daughter and dashed her against
q bed post, killing her almost instantly.
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lined ny approve. Tstiy, AMI confirm thu ssr',
in the whole, each II articles ant stipu'f
tiOns, snd by the prr-enf pTpununC- % hrn Art
valid snd ~ full effect, promising by the imrerla.
faith and word % fulfl a., and - have fulnl aud
Cls>~TN cd IN every pa~-ihl' manner.
In tc-iim"nvot Witch We have csWs'i - b p.
par 81 the present. letter. signed Nv ns SEALED with
tho great sal a tn 81 the EmplrF. All at.~sl
To- cur Minister ami scrrtary u STATE s,'d ,r>iSa-t
Given az tie palsce II HI lie Jaueira, th' ~
O. eighth DAY ~ the month of June. " thr srNT -
our luTd Jesus Chris onc thousand eiSht hundred
and se, enty PEbkO EppsrH
sEsLl NISCOUNT DK HABORALG.
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Amended Article,


To Rsp'eos Ayffcs Is a. Dsfat ed kegEGE fpr
fAf + yers fres a. re POSra CCncesf'rr Sfsrsf a.
n, Hdsss, tss ssrsHfv StSta day 81 Ssrfs1g 81 ~
fhs y,or 30.
In arcardance with Article 10 ii the Postal a. snvsn
tiau laf~e. Tie ~. hHrl ksid~ and tIr United
signed al The agge thr 18th oi >eptemcg- 49,
the i've a.lmini-iT stion> have seI - renls"- Ara
sla IL uf the Detailed Regulations u the si;h II
NuNemhry. lS5s by thu following aru. h.
ARTICLE 10
II is understood thar the sccoiIrt> between The twp
Offices shall be established The rcspeslNe lettcT
bills in the proper MONEY 81 the dispsi'hinS Otto
hut the International ppsiar> On the unpaid i'ttrrS
or insult ceutly pad letters shall be runpu FL IN th'
money of the receiving cpulsry The rHtu-tlnp II
tha MONEYS shall -, ef; .i IN the general accounts
the rate of a. 100 guiliers ir Onf ollsI OF the
nited States.
In entering the foreign chsrNs the letter bills
in he money n the dspstc hing poe the cent " thu
United States and two and halt cents Of The Meth
crlAIhS shall be taken csl n valenfs.
Ii il also understood that the quarterly accouats
hall Ice paid respectively ngolt. and IN the denpnsi
a; ions Of the money 1t the creditor ofcr-
Signed at W a,hngton, the nj day of VI Ay. tS-1
n. JNO A y. CRESwELL.
POSfWasrrr fi~nerrs
Signed a; The Hague on the 18th June. 100
!. y. HDfsTFpE,
Chfsf UfFe~fOr pBAfs
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JN TIE SUPREME OOURT OF THE DIDfRIor


Hoid,ns Sr.oe! Tern, November 18th, ls0.
In the case Of A, Francis Lusby, sdministrator Of
MARf Z. LUsBY, deceased, the administra,or
aforesaid has, With the APPRECIATION OF the suprens
Pointed n TUkspAI, the 9Th day Of Deosnbr.
lSO, Tor the nna settlement and distribution o the
personal estate Of said deceased and Of the a..rts
In hand - far - the have been collected anl
turned into money: when and where al the credtOrs
ans heirs Of said deceesed notified attend win
their cisims properly youched, or they may other
wise By Law be excluded from an benefit in said de-
eeesds estate: Proctded, copy Of this order be
published ones Q week for three weeks In The
Evening Star previous 20 the said day. Test:
MOLE S5w WEBSTER, Register Of wills.
IAI1ED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of RGtBEH oosfss, Of Tr.,
New York, praying fer the extension OF . patent
gr.nted % him On The ioth Gay Of Tebru.ry, Isl.
mprovs mcnt In Truss Bridges:
dered that the testmony In the case be oIoss1
on the II tn day Of January next, that the time for
fling aguments and the Examiners report be lin.
tied 20 the nth day OF January next, and thst sod
PETITION be board the 2sth day Of January next.
SAMUEL b. KIsaE8,
kosW& oo00h8oaW q Passnfss
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-12

Made Of Poor Rum, WHISKY, Proof Spirits, anG
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made from the native Roots and herbs of Cae
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are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIPE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, q perfect Renovation
and lnrigOrator of the System carving of all
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healthy condition No person take these
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unwell
500 will be given for an incurable case pro
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For inhsmmAtory and Chronic Rheumatism,
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PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking il
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In Bilious, Renittent, and Intermittent Few
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IL HAak SsE5zs's,.s. y G, I: &c, I 81
YSE MlHIz!;;S!,idl['
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that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy will positively
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ssptz2dly. Buffalo, N. Y.
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CGN0UEREp AT LAST.

An unhealthy system is generally produced by
an unhealthy stomach, and the latter is sure in
dcation of poor Indigestion. When digestion |,
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of it in the low spirits of the patient. Indiges
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Nervous Debility,

With its gloomy attendants, low spirits, de-
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Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 562 Broad
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Too PooR.-Brother Nj core, of the Rura
Ne,o Yorker, was sitting in his Office one
afternoon two years ago, when a farmer
friend came in and said Friend Moore,
like your paper, but times are go hard
cannot pay for it"
ais that so, friend Jones? I'm very sorry
to hear that you are 80 poor; and il you are
so really hard run, l will give you my
paper"
"0h, no! can't take il as a gift
Well then, let's see how we can fix 1t
You raise chickens, believe"
YES, a few, but they don't bring any
thing, hardly
Don't they? Neither does my paper cost
anything, hardly. Now, ! have prop
osition to make to you; will continue your
paper, and when you 60 home you may
seleo, from your lot one hen aud call her
mine. Take good care of her and bring me
the proceeds, whether in eggs or in chickens
and we will call it square
.'All right brother Moore;" and the old
fellow chuckled at wha, he thought capital
bargain.
He kept the contract strictly, and at the
end of the year found that he had paid
about four prices for his paper. He often
tells the Joke on himself, and says he never
has had the face to say he was too poor &c
take 9 paper since that day.
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a Book for the HTilliou.
Ess '.,: ); !. |, !5l.IY

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Cue Thousand Experiments

were made by The inventor Of this peerless rem
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IL Dyspepsis. BilICusuess, ConsuPaiIon, SICK
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UseRenne's Pain Killing
M OIL.
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hEADEf-
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Some folks to be proud of telling how
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but when we get such lawful folks" to use Rem
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bottles. ID. RENNE'
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qailp ARGUS.
An Embarrassing RecoRnit on

A Saratoga gossiper in the Boston Journ
al relates an odd encounter of which Con.
gsessman Morrissey was the hero. NOT Iono
since, on the piazza of Congress hall The
New York member" was enjoying a sies,a
surrounded by numerous friends, when Jud
ge bishop, Of Massachusetts, took q chair
GEAR BY. As he seated himself his eve fell
upon The mammoth proportion of the Hon.
John, and rested there for moment with
an unmls'akbie quizzicsi expression. John
was no less earnest in his optical regard
toward the judge, and as their chances met
the recognition was mutual, though not
word was spoken. Some years ago. it Appers,
when Morrissey was poorer than now, and
depended upon his muscls for livelihood
DE was engaged In prize fight Just over the
line IL the Bay state. On being arrested
and brorght before this same Judge Bishop
ne was fined $500. John bowed politely,
paid the fine. nodded polite farewell to the
Judge, and departed, The parties had not
me, since, until the encounter q, the Sara
toga hotel.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-12

TEE CRAIG MICRoscoPE.-Tbis Microscope is
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Of every Practitioner. Read advertisement in
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No. 5.-Adver.

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We state it on the authority of the Nee
Yorker Journal, German Democratic pa
per Of the metropolis. that upwards of twelve
sundred officers, who formerly belonged to
one OF other of the various armies In
Germany, live in New Y ork, struggling there
Tor existence. About forty, at any rate
not more, have succeeded in accommodating
small fortunes; the others have to work every
day for their daily bread, whilst many Of
them live even in a more than problemstic
manner. A great number OF former counts
and barons, who ranked as first heutenants
and captains in German armies make tbeiI
living as bsrkeepers, and almost all take
waiter girls for their wives when they get
married. This last statement is particular
interesting. 1t shows the truth of the Goethe
an sentence, that every guilt is revenged on
earth Young Prussian officers who are apt
to emigrste or make their lives impossible
in their regiments are rot permitted to esp
ouse them in their own country. Finding
their old goddesses here, they at once jump
in the heaven of matrimony.
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ARGUS Jon OFrICE.-So fstteriug has beer
the public appreciation of the character of worn
produced in the ARGUs Job Office, and so libsrsl
has been the patronage bestowed BY u disorim'
In sting public. that deem it only necessary te
advert TO the fact that our facilities are IN.
squaled for doing any and all kinds Of Jot
Pruting-from . delicate visiting card to Large
poster. Theatre managers, travelling shovmer
railroad agents, hotel keepers, steam boat agsn
and sll those W no have job printing to do, will
and it to their interest send their orders
which shall receive prompt attention.