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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-31

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-31
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-31
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD,
NOW OPEN TO
Rock ISlands
Summer Arrangement!

THE short and direct route from Racine, Nil
l. wAukee, and oil points in wisconsin, To
Rock leland and Davenport, and eli points IN
Southern Iowa and Kansas.
On and after sunday, May sth. 1870, trains on
the Western Union Railroad will leave and ar
rive at Rock leland, a. folIov.:
Trains leave Rock Island at $40 q. H. and
soc p. m.
Arriv. a, R-ck Island, 5:ss p. N, and II.ss
O. m.
Making olose connection with passeb ger train.
at the following points,
AT RACINE JUNCTION, from and ts Mil
vsukee aud Chicago.
AT CLINTON, from and TO all points in
Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota
AT FREEP0RT, from and to Galsus. Du-
buque, and all points North and West
AT SAVANNA, with steamer "Henderson"
from and to Dubuque, and With ST. Paul Packets
FULTON, with trains from and to Cedar
Rapids. MARSHALL, Boone and Omaha
At ROCK ISLAND, with trains from and 10
Muscstine, Washington, Iowa City, Grinnell.
Des Moines, Omaha, and the Union Pacific
Railroad; and with steamers from and TO all
points the Mississippi river between Rock
Island and 81. Louis Rates of freight and fsre
Away, .. Low BY this as by other lipes.
A. oLIN, Gent sup't.
f. F. BARSss, Ass't sup't-
, 1870-06-18
. COAL AND WOOD, ...
COAL! COAL! COAL!

WE TAKE PLEASURE TO
announce to our friends and
the public in general, that we
are now ready to receive or
ders for all kinds Of
Hard and Soft Coal,
ALL KINDS OF WOOD,
Which we will sell a. Lowest
Market Price, delivered to
any part Of the city.
Office and Yard, 18 River-st.,
South Side Of Ruah-st. Bridge.
LINDAUER & co.
All orders left at n Lake-St.,
will be promptly attended to.
co a L..
Th+ rree of cos, being At the lowest tsuppneed
point tor the eea,on, tz 33-bo for Hard. and y fol
Ere and Brar Hill consumers are tpsltcd to scnt thet
orders befoT rise Ahtl takc place. BAAC C0A1E.
Wood and COA1 Dealer. 1r3H Dear bDfu-et
, 1870-06-18
MUSICAL


CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE afternoon has been
spent by members 0f the sIngerhund In conEivi-
aitty md visits % the sunurl,s, Large process
slcIs, preceded t,y hanis OF music, went out to
Cllttnn Spring Grove and other places OF interest.
The arrivals Of strangers during tile day are below
At o'clock this afternoon every scat in the
house was sold for tonight. In consequence Of
the public appetite for music, Thy Executive Com
has 1T on 1 oea2
saeas @eo~ matter q interest e. afser te atef
s gsn On nn ssn1a e ri Zen %
viii leare every thirty minuteA
The audience at the grand concert tonight was
equa to the preceding one In the hall there were
more satisfactory arrangements than On Last
night: indeed, ali cause OF complaint Eas re-
moved. The 9osr complete order 1s now secured:
The alsleA, which we're crowded last nlRht are all
cleared, and pcEsoDs Standing haze been CON-
pelied to occupy the spnce between the seats and
walls, and In the galleries. There has been na
spectacle since The beginning OF the festival equal
to that presented by this grand audience. From
the stage more than 0,D00 upturnel facea can be
seen, I'LL watching the performers with an Interest
not before seen-
The performance tonight was introduced with
q symphony, in sharp. hy Beethoven. Though
not novel, no instrumental performance Etnce the
commencement OF the fest has equaned this tn
character and smoothne.s OF execution. The sec-
oad movement Was slnRulAIly gool, and the whole
butter demonstrated the superior strength and
quality OF the orchestra than anything hitherto a.
tempted. !" Hall, Goddess Of SONG" composed fos
tile Mnnnerchor, by Krebs, Of Dresden, was sung
sae sns n4nd IN 1ae sae a na NJ
Dexter sang from the OratoTto OF Sampson. He1
appearance On the stage was tho sGnal Tor ap.
pause AMI at ne ciese, she w. GompImsnted II
Eopta now piayfng.
G1ScIssAT1, June i..-Thc reception that Kapta
Eas sue a
EUJager and E111eAa Spring. the former tT Int
, 1870-06-18
GOING TO BED.
How They Do II in tho Nneidn Conn
nIuntty..-I1GU nn ss0lh Maid -
Thought ii WIS Done.

How They Do II in tho 0neidn Conn
nluntty---11ew mn ss0lh Maid -
Thought II was Done.
From M< 0,leida Circular.
superetitions have the life Of polyp-cnt
them in two aud they will not die 30 With
the stories among the vulgar about the Oneida
Community. There are certain stories about
our customs and domestic arrangements not
half 70 probable as that the moon il made Of
and come round to us fresh az new
laid eggs eyery. visiting season, having
douc 10 for twenty years a. least
One Of these stories is that We distribute
ousselTes at bedtime By lot. Another is
that our children DO not know their parents.
Another, that we al Aleep in one bed-one
great circular beds = particular version Of
this story. A gentleman from . neigLbo.iug
village, and hot stranger to our place, called
Yesterday with L lady who had mover boon here
before, a clergyman>a wife, we understand.
After going the usual round, tue gentlemen
saicd tho guide il it would bo proper to
Of pur bedrooms, 'for." said he. aside,
the lady with me has most damunble ideas
nbout your arrangements for the night !;
eho believes you ali sleep in one bed; then, in
IN apologetic tone, "she VAS one an old maid. !"
Arc old maids demente1? Nobody Of any
anybody who can! In order to bo comfortable
at all, The led should be fifty feet square; and,
to hare decent ventilation, there ought. to bo
dome over 1t LOO feet high. Well, how
60 We sloep? We inquire OF our in-
tendAnt for this department how many bods
wo make up every morning, She aays 1so here
and at Willow Place. Subtracting from this
fifteen beds for tho children. wip sleep two
together, or one with all adult. and five for
spare beds, We haEo 169 beds for our adult
population, which numbers about 200. This
IL almost q bed apiece. Where two sleep to-
getler they arc OF tho same sex. The beds
are mout,y ono in room. There arc ten OF
dozen rooms, perhaps, in which thero arc two.
We believe in the right Of retirement as ono Of
the moat sacred rights Of existence VIC have
respect to tho command, "When thou pfayest
cntor into thy closet and mean to provide
for easy obedience in our homo arrangements
l.y giving all rooms by. themselves, 80. it,
stcsd Of all huadling into one bod, as the
etoEy goes, VIC rather carry our refinement to
the standard of royalty. The King has biz
own apartment and the Queen has hoIs. IL
The etiquette Of high rank it would be vulgarity
for husband and wife to occnpy the sau'e bed.
chAmher.
, 1870-06-18
The Extract OF mexa&.


Tho influence Of tho extract Of meat, known
IA Liebig's" " Eztrnctun1 cdrnis." upon debi}i-
tated constitutions and exhausted nervous
syBtems III now admitted by all physicians, and
this article il commonly prescribed in Europe,
especinllv in England, either alone OF in q
glass Of generous wine, as means OF nour-
'shmont Nhen no other will fully succeed.
Professor Lancaster, in the last number Of
Nature, discusses the question in Hhat the
real ,alue Of the extract consiats. Tho gen
oral belief that it IL highly condensed nourish-
ment, and that pound OF it contains as much
nutritious matter n thirty pounds OF beef,
does not bear examination. chemical
analysis shows that the difference be-
tween the extract and good beef ID this In
the former there is but one-thira Us much
water, tbere is one-fourth less albumen, no
fat, and four times 40 much mineral matters
while eet Of bodies called creatine, creatin-
inc, inosic acid and oaznAzone arc introduced
which afe not found in beef ut al,
Now creRtine is analogous in mary OF its prop
critics to quinine, morphine, stzychnine and
other vegetable bases which powerfully Affect
the nervous syBtem. Tho other substances
contained in the extract aro less Understood.
! But it seems certain that, as combined in the
| juice Of the flesh, these articles stimulate the
nerves o. the stomach, and awaken and sns.
powers. In these respects they act
ike tea, Coffee. boer or. vine. out
hare none Of the depressing o. seda.
| tive effects which follow thego stimulants.
| But Professor Lancaster insists, What;
ever 6oubts may arise as to tho action Of
crcatine and its consequences on the ultimate
| nutrition Of the norvcs and muscles, there car
be no doubt Of tho beneficial actor
| OF the mineral matters contained in Lie
big's e1tract!r It contains phosphorus, cal
cum, potassium, sulphur, and iron; ele.
mente Indispensable 70 the body. yet which
may not be supplied sufficiently in ordinaE.
food. 1t may thus often supply needed uour
ishuent to the nerves and muscles.
10 e1tcsc. i .zasl u G1E.,. Az1.:ssii..s -.
, 1870-06-18
-~4
1IcuInl and l,MYsicssl Force.

The Rev. T. Hill, LID, ex-rresident Of
Harvard College, in an article On "ConserVa-
tou of Force" in the Religious na9dzaue;
argues that it is impossible to measure mental
force in terms OF physical force. In Physics
dcfinito nmounts' Of heat, food, fuel, motion
ara mutually convertible. A pound Of coal
yil1 raise Just 40 much weight. a pound OF
food will, il djgested, supply the waste Of
iuet 10 much muscular e1ertion. But DR..
Jill shows that the yalue Of mental action
is not at all proportionate to its amount and
energy. He says:
a ditcher OF hod-carrier may use aa much
muscular power in tho twenty-four hours ~
the most graceful and accomplished acrobat
and some dull student stumbling for weeks
in tho ya1n attempt to cross the 'pons 1si,ao-
rum will use az much brain power, measured
by tho amount Of phoapl,o' us assimilated from
lis food and eliminated Again from his body,
NJ Wil1iam Rowan Hamilton used in creating
| the nawecience Of kinematics, or the new Cal
cnlue Of Quaterrions. Weigh the food OF the
Poet Laureate and that Of the heavy clown,
| who cannot appreciate q line OF his
teptler and delicate rhythmic feeling,
and you would find one consuming as much a
| tho other. The hero who led the romantic
| triumphal march from Atlanta to the sea Lived
/ oti soldiers rafions, and consumed no moro
yolition- producing food during tho march thar
| one OF the rank-and-fiIe, who simply obeyeC
| the orders emauating primarily from the won
| derful intellect and controlling executive wia
| Of tho great General.
| No theories, trua or false, OF physiology ex
nlain why the brain Of one man is capable O.
| producing exquisite, and that OF another "
ccrabfo regUltE,"
, 1870-06-18

issne Of yesterday. The whole tenor Of the des-
patch is calculated to give wrong tmprcsslon
When the convention met, OF the thirty towns
tn the county, sixteen had Instructed for caliom;
held no primaries. SIX, the balance. were repre-
eenttd, hut untnstructsd, and we're about eqaAAy
divided Among the three candidates, ole toWn,
which had instructed for criloa,, was contested:
and one which had heen instructed for
McNulta wcs contested. The friends Of
Nj. CuIlom had clcar majority.
and attempted to organize. but we're prevented by
the outrageous yelis aud bullying Of the minority,
allied u outsiders several of whom cane :n here
the scenes so common there, When, after two
hours Of cnnfnson, vote ~ letter vas reached,
Teceiyed 81 majority t5s to 82l The Committee on
Credentials reported that the Cul9m leleGstss
from Pontiac, and the McNuita delegates from
Pheasant Ridge, were regularly elected, which no
body here pretends to deny. Several unIepfesent.
ballot taken. resulting as follows: FeE CuIon, 3 q
lust sixteen less than full convention. These
sixteen, who had withdrawn. wer., majority oi
them, {rirnds Of Mr. McNulta This IS the truth
OF the whole matter.
, 1870-06-18

DISSOLUTION.

Public notice l. hcrtby slvrn that The raSt2ershtp
heretcfo. e1ttinx between Augultut Mass and Jacob
4Isnz under the name and firm of HAAS & MANI
tas On the 18th Of Jpu, been dissolved bJ 1nataaf
s1 caeu:- AL parties owing money to said tin1 aro
hereby requested tn make Immediate payment 10 Jacob
Manz who ID authorize! receive ali moneys due to
ttc tsul and ho will carry the bnsipesz In the old
stact. ecutawctt coruc. Dearborn and MadtAn.stz-
JACOB MANI,
AUGUSTUS MAS.
, 1870-06-18
The consequences of Buying a xa11
and n Hall of LlneM In AaEan1s

From tho HfE 0Tie1rs P!c1yftst, Jung
The Captain Of one Of the Alliance line OF
steamers, when in Havana recenuy So"
yard and half Of tine linen IN store that
pleased his fancy, and, purchasing it, thought
nothing more about tho transaction until hi1
vessel Nas inst On the point OF 1eaFing port.
The "get read" bell had been rung, nteam
WAS hiaaing through pipe, and everything WAS
dent to = vessel about to get under way for
Suddenly an officer in full uniform, with
haste and important business W1ikton on every
feature, rushed on board and asked for the
Captain.
visions Of Moro and othcr terrible Spanish
baatileB fitted through their minds eyes.
The gentlemen inAhnctively glanced to see Il
auv one Of their number wore blue crhTAs,
and the ladies' peeped cautiously through the
Venetian blinds Of their stato-rooms.
Tho Captain, annoyed. and somewhat fosr-
fu1 that something had occurred that might
detain bis vessel, threw as much OF the sudo-
iter IN modo into his hesziug as possible wasn
be met the officer and inquired his business. The
military gentlema after viping his perspinng
brow WITH CRIMSON banuaua and giving ~
extra twirl to his m0ustaehe, aaked II the
Captain had purchased from certain store
a yard and q half Of fine linen The Captain
said he hkd, but was not AWARE thAt be hsd
thereby infringsd tho neutrality Laws. The
officer FASTENED to explain thst he had not
come to make complaint, but to ask
: great favor. Hts superior osioar =
gentleman Of most fastidlous tastee, had or.
deIea suit Of linen clothes, and his tailor
had discovered that be did not havo sufficient
stuG. On applying at the merchant's where
the linen was bought it was found that the
last Of the piece had been sold to the Captain
would the Captain DO 50 kind as to let the
merchant have the linen for the officer, who
vas particular friend? Glad that the deteu--
ton rosa from nothing more serious, and
highly amused at the Importance which his
trivial purchase had assumed, the Captain turn
cd over the linen, the officer departed tsiuul:.
phantly, with many bows, and tie vessel
steamed out Of the harbor.
Vermont Democratic state Conycu.
ffOHs
, 1870-06-18

ITO the 4reociAted PFesf-1
WAsHrEGToE. June 1.-THE following non,nh- u nnas1
t1onH were Sent to the sCpate todaF " ~ Luz =, g.
Thomas; Ieutenant Edwin Il. Miller to a,e ~ Lea- M1a
tenant Commander IN the navs ~ 'r,at ~
United BtAtes Attorney for the So'lae'a N-7N''~'
Of MtsalkaippL -ro,,,o.
The Bonsc select co1nmtttcc on the CnSah ny n"ss-
ness closed It's Investigation to-day atu NJ M.., ~
Mprday make their rrport- RcIfessatsMae ~ s1sSa
test1ned thst be had never seen iaslo, ~, cni ~
room In Taylors house. ne never conseteeo "1ea
him. .r,c c.n,,:s
At Democratic caucus st na. MIN 1iay
,fniLrn ~ Congress Atrc present. 1uc1IQlo4 loul
Senafon The object ts-to hecure concert ot 0c~
Inn or puhlfc measures, paper IS u rreP1Fa-
ftn. 70 h addressed 70 Southern friends, With re-
gard TO the elfc,on O mrpl1,ers t,xx:s ~ congress-
Thc non,sa;Inn Of AckcrInan waar this after
neon. in executive session, referred to the c3nl-
U1ttet On judiciary. -. ..
Jsmfs d Belfor,I, Associate judge Of the Supreme
Courr ri Colorado: .!amcB B. McEe4p. Of New
York. Chct Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
Utah: Il. Il CllHe, Assessor Of Internal Revenue,
FIftt.th Tennessee District
The following P0stmastera: Josiah q. Pfilsbury,
Manhattan, Kansas; Archibald II. Campbell, 81.
line; John " Marshall, Piattsmouth. Neb.: Win
A. Pollock, brownsville, Neb-: Edward Shoe
maker. FoTs Union; N. n. o. Sheldon, Burllngame
kansas. ..-..
inquiries were made to-day at ra1ious eourccE
as to the truth o. tile rumots of further cabtne
changes, but nothing was obtained to show thai
they are well founded.
The President has EEned the bill fixing the sal
aries Of Chief Justices and Associate Chief Jus
tees of the United States and Territories.
, 1870-06-18
Fires.

NORFOLK, June 17.-Thc store Of Harry Barnes,
adjoining the Gosport Navy Yard, Vas destroyed
By nrc on wednesday night caused " tne eaplo-
living over the store, ait escaped except TWO chii-
lEcn, aged IL and years, who were pprneo 10
death. Loss Of properly Hintng.
factory, On Monroe avenue, was destroyed by nFe
tonight. Inquired for s., ,100
, 1870-06-18
| The Next Presidential ExcuFHton-
Tho Family About to Visit Conuec-

Tho Family About 10 VIM N@MM0S3
ticua.
From he Hartford courank
That President Grant has accepted the in
vitation rendered By Il. c. Bowen and Senator
buckingham, III behalf Of q committee and OF
tie citizens generally Of Windham County. to
attend the great Fourth OF July celebration
at Woodstock, is already generally known. The
President, upon accepting, remarked that he had
long been intending to 70 to toCounecticut, and
thus would give him an opportunity to fulfil! the
promise he had made to Governor Jewell to
visit Hartford. Governor Sewell aud the Hon.
]. L. Strong afterward called upon tho Presi-
dent, aud upon it's being represented that it
would oe exceedingly gratifying to tue people
OF Hartford and vicinity il Ab would not make
tue visit q private one, he kindly placed the ar
raueemepts in the hands of Governor Jewell.
Tie President, Mrs. Grant, and her two
Youngest children, Nellie and Jessie, will leage
Washington Friday evening, July I. They viii
lie met at Jersey City Saturday morning, July
2. by Governor jewell and q few friends, and
will breakfast at the Fifth ATenuo
Hotel. At $50 Or o g.. N. they
will leave for Hartford IN spe-
c,al train, which will halt on its way at STAN,
ford, Norwalk, bridgeport, New Haven, aud
| Mcridcn--possibly at other points The spe-
cjal train has been offered bJ the New York l.
New Haven and the Hartford i New Haven
| Railroad Companies. It will arrive in Hart
| ford shortly after the regular noon express,
| say at 1880 or O'Clock. and the Presidential
party will go Immediately to Governor JEWELS i
| residence. At s p. ua- the President viii be
escorted to the Allyn Houae by = committee OF
citizens, md Eill appear in public and spend
II :.41 a7l-1 ~. I'd 21a. T.I-@@ a2! 55:;;s,
, 1870-06-18

Australia At ten shillings English per pound.
including carriage and it eelis in En8'Aaa a a.
thirty shillings; and much more here. Ih9s
the profit Of the manufacturers, IS
enormous, while the price Is too hlKh {;l.
for the article to 10 mAde generally
useful. When it il Manufactured ana
sold at price including only it's cost anu .
fair profit, it will doubtless l., It's place
among the most COMMON and valuable a1nc'es
Of household consumption; TOR the 6roth u
makes with hot water is far more hca1thfn,
aud seems to many persons quite ss agreeable
q beverage, az the best tea Or coffee.
, 1870-06-18
MISSOURI

Falling WnIls-ComnneFcin1 Travel"
lcrs, Arrangements with Rasfroads
Sr 1nr1e 1unc 17.-The two-storr brick kttch-
Gu nttached to The Everett House fell. about :
O'clock tonight, bringing down With It sse a5 rea
wall Of the four-story l Of The honse- -Sooous
was hurt. Damage about 5000
The Commercial Travellers Association la; nag
completed Arrangements With the principal fall-
ctal communication rates to members OF tho ssctI-
tim,
, 1870-06-18
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. JUNE 1s, 1870.

at thet1eeidence, reception in honor Of the
P1eaideat and Mrs. Grant, to which, ne unde!-
stand, cfrds Of invitation will Boon be issued.
The Tr4ident will spend the succeeding day
Sunday quistly, receiving no one. Early on
Monday morning, July I, the party will take the
special train which has been offered BY the
Hartford, Providence Fishkill Railroad Com
pany, for Plai1feld and Putnam. At Plaiutteld
the President will be taken in charge By COM
nittee of the citizens OF Windhxm County, and
will proceed to Woodstock to attend the cele-
btation. While there he will be tie guest Of
Alr. H. G. Bowen Toward evening he will
tGlo special train for Norwich, whore he viii
be entertained by Senator Buckingham. who
will give reception in the evening.
The members Of the Cabinet and tho P1es1-
dents priyne secretaries lave been invited to
accompany him On his tour.
, 1870-06-18

Vermont Democratic stale Conycn-
ffOH.
MONTPELIER, Vt, June 17.--1n the Democratic
State Convention, the State ticket Of Last year Was
put up ind nominated.
, 1870-06-18

1,4G1 bales; e1porta, 4,91o bales; stock sa,s5s
eass; ;; ressps foF tne d ~ weh ''o
BREApsrUrrs-Elous-L grades starco and
higher; superrne, sna'; double extra E:5: nenle
u.1aG1. IS, Oats saas4c, bran, $l4e09.
PR0y1sIoAs-Pork, S31.00. Lard dull
GEocERlks- Sugar, u Hc- Molasses unchanged.
WnIsKET-o7Hc@$1.1o
STKRtING-231.
, 1870-06-18
NEW ENGLAND.
LtAt OF Killed and Injured by 1he
Df4aAteF ON the Vermont d .ma&su-
chaketts Railroad

DosToS, June ls.-ThoEe Killed outright by tht
acciient.on the Vermont i Massachusetta Rail
road, yesterday, were Geo. A. johnson, Of Fitch.
burg, and james O'Connel- The following ns'
comprises mos. Of THOSE dangerously wounded
sols; Arz: gattie King and an infant both nad!'
probably fatally; E. O. Brltton, Of Fltehburg,
road-1naster, back bruised anl hip broken; 4. s:
and serious Internal Injuries, which will prove
fatal; ". A. Foster, Of Fftchbare, engineer, knee
severely lrnisp'i and hip sut; Il. =. Jones, hte.
man, viii, probably, not recover; 4. 8. Blackwell
cut over ths right eye and nead jamtned; Geq5ge e
lock, Of Ro}a'ston. bruised tn the head an and
James Turner, Of Royn.ston. probably fatally; 4:
E Dooltttle, leg brvIen Byron Bartlett, bruised
slightly injured; Mrs Charles Dean, Of Sander.
land, bruised ia the taec badly: q cllld of @ Jermt
head and chest indy bruised; Al& Ellis Bul
lock, slightly injured; NrH Fields, Of Taunton, lee
broken
BAN, Ne, June 1.-THE State Temperance
Convention, st Auburn, nominated Hen S:dne,
PeThAm for Governor.
, 1870-06-18
0BITU AIRY,

Dcath of Jerome Napoleon BonA.
paxtc. of Baltim more-Sin ultaneous
Death Of HiA Mother~tn~lsAsvs MRS.
Williams.
BALTIMORE, June 17.-Jerorne Naroleon Bona
parte died this morning, aged G5. Its motheE-ln-
taw, Msa Williams, also died this morning.
, 1870-06-18

NkF ORlEAsa, June 17.-To-las, BY orter Of
Judge Dibble. q. 8 McComb and the new Dtrec-
tors Of the New Orleans Jscfaon Crest North:
c!n Railroad were inducted into once In place of
General BeaureR1rd end the old Directors, and
placed IN possession Of the road. The change
gtscs general satisfaction.
HlcExoNp. juue l7,-Gove1nor Walker "Mgued
the blu Incorporating the Atlantic, Mississippi i
Ohio RxIlfnAd