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Railroad Disturbance :. Goa, v.n.v

The communication signed by one Robert
Thompson of Coal Valley and Published in
the Union On Monday morning, setting
forth the grievances of certain parties NJ
Coal Valley, who were swindled by oneSwart-
wood, . subcontrector on the Peoria ana
Rock Island B. R seems to be the hssty
action of men who are interpreting the law
of liens to suit their case: and, it further
places Mr.. R. R. Gable, who was not at that
time connected with the road, 10 false
light, BY making it appear that he gusrsn
teed the payment Of the accounts.
In the first place the road bed cannot be
held for su CHI outside accounts, and next,
Mr.. r. R. Cable never guaranteed the
payment of the accounts, but instead 'oiu
the parties that he would not trust 'he
snb-contr.c,or without he was secured oy
rnor,oaoe. which inssruuent he held, and
tia, if they trusted him, they must do it
a. their own risk, although he thought he
would pay in the end.
They have gotten up lengthy communi-
cation setting forth their grievances, and
rushed into print, which is the most foolish
thing they could do. If they have claims
upon the road, why not seek an adjustment
of the same in proper way. If the road is
liable it can be made to pay, and, if Mr.. R.
R. Cable ever said he would be responsible
for any accounts he will certainly pay them
There may be no question but tina, the par
ties complaining have been sufferers by the
dishonesty and rascality of the suh-consrsct-
or, and have a right to seek justice. 1t
cannot be done by such hasty action as they
seem bent on, nor by the publication Of
abusive articles. Their action is so i'll
advised, and the communication so i'll.
tempered and incorrect in some of its
details, that we must decline its publication,
and would advise them sog 60 about adjusting
their claims in more sensible and proper
manner.
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For Sale

TOT B6I6.
offer for sale my residence on Moline Avenue
Ny only reason for selling it is that am about
to leave town. Terms Cash or short time.
je7-dtf CHAs. W. RKINNER.
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R0A 0A&2.

For Sale Cheap.
A SECOND HAND STEAM SNGINE, ~
n horss power, In good repair, BY
WILLIAMS WHITE.
Moline. Ills. Sept "A, 1859. sleAwtf
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a Rare Chance,

OFFER FOR SALE MY SALOON IN
L Palsee Row. known as
emo. g.
Object of selling is . chsnge of business.
This stand is doing one of the best businesses in
the city. For further particulars enquire at No.
8, Illinois street, at the Office Of this paper.
augS-df GEO. L. BEYER.
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"Bsrrstt's warranted, "Barrett's" warranted
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

This mail arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays,
and departs Wednesdays and Saturdays, This
route terminates Al New Windsor.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
ALspo NAIL $3.50 p. m. $500 q. IN.
Mail matter for Camden Mills Andalusia
Bdgington, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, Oquswka, 10
Oquawks Junction, (Sagetown), also for Pleasant
Ridge, Haziits, Buffalo Prairie, Illinois City,
Drury, Copper Creek, and Miilersburs, goes by
shis route.
MONMOUTH NAIL 200 D. m. 700 .. m
This mail arrives Mondays, Wedn csdays and
Fridays; departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdsys. Ali mail matter for Presumption, Sues,
Viola, North Henderson,, Spring Grove, Richland
Grove and Monmouth, should be sent by this
route. Also Centre Ridge on Thursdays.
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"Barrett's" strengthens the hair.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-09

GUM of the Rock Island house is some
thing of genius for making money. he
has large number of young gentlemen
borders whom he charges only half price
These always come to breakfast very late
Sunday mornings. He says he makes mt ore
money out of this class of borders than any
other people about the house. LET a
Morris for example" he says, "set up with
yellow spencer and blue eyes on Sunday
night, and be will feel so heavenly, that he
won't get down to pork and beans again till
the latter part of the week"
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Qroposuls.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ ltNiLltOAD CON llsAI EOls,.
sealed PROPOSALS VIII be at the office OF the
Nortnern Pacific railroad Company. tgO Btoadway,
corner OF Cedar ST.. New York. Unit wednesday the
ls day OF June 1870, nj 70 O'Clock noon for the
mWonry blidg ng and ba lasting Of that portion Of TIC
Northern PACING Railroad IN the state OF Minnesota.
extending from the Daes OF the st. Louis river t. tho
Red nvcr, the western boundary OF Mancsota "a dis.
taucc OF about $50 mlc-). uc!udnr everything rcqui.
tteto complete the road bed Tor u single track and
necessary side traces ready receive the raj super.
By the mile.
The said Company will also receive proposals a. tho
same time md place for the timber Gro, and for
the non rails spike, aud fixtures ior tie o. al ~ above.
The iron rails 10 be delivered tbs doc, ut uuuth,
Minnesota or AZ the sng Of the Mississippi river,
nLd the ties 10 be received according 10 blank forms,
which Will be ready for distrhutiOn on NCtucsday,
May T. $50 ut the Cfilce OF the Company as above,
where plans of the structures md maps and ptouleS
of the road Wit full specifications, can then be seem
and the time allowed for completion Of The contracts
made known.
The Company reserve the right reject any or all
bids not deemed TO be Tor the interest OF The Company
Printed circulars continuing full info rmnOn, viii
be furnished on Application, by mail Otherwise
EDWIN r. JOHNSON Chie' Engineer, or 10 the Pfcsi.
dent OF the Company at the Office i2l Broadway, "a
above j. GREGORY SMITH,
President Northern Pacific Railroa d Company
New York, April 2j $40
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copartntrsbip llOtitrs.

TUE CO-pARTSEUSulP heretofore existing
Il under the firm maine of T.. II. Hyde a Co. has THIS
day been Dissolved ~ mutual consent, Mr. Z Is. Hyde
~ heretofore under the rm aud ,tyle Of T. H.
Hyde Co.. by Geo. MacnanarA and D. FsrrngtOn Jr.
T. u. HYDE,
GEO. MACNAMhRA.
u. HARRINGTON. in.
New York. April .. 1870
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Qublie 9otlt,s.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVES that an election
~ viii he held At The Office Of the New lJrR nrltga
COMPANY corner OF Fulton and Front SIS IN the ely
OF brookyn on Monday, the 9th dy uI june next vt ~
O'Clock AZ loon Of that dly, for Is Directors OF said
Company tor the then ensuing yeur.
,o,,,, - r,,,,.,,,. llESIN [. MUuaHY, rrest
nAIrl MnN 3 lalO
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SU,pping.
A NCnoa LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,

10 and from any Railway Station In Great Britain,
Ireland, Norway, sweden Denmark, Germany, H1i-
land, Belgium anu the United States Dy steamers SAL.
Ar LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
mEEDERsoN. BROTHERS.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN

INMAN LINE OF MAIL 5rEAMERs
Sailing from New York every saturday and alternate
Tuesdays. 'S
Rates OF passage nv the saturday steamer.
Frs cabin, parable "a Doif Seerdge DdVdbe IN c4r'rv
Liverpool or Queenst'n tOO Liverpool or Quecnst'n as
Passage by the Tuesday stennicr via Halifax.
hlyerpoo or Queepstn sc0 Liverpool or Queenstn 80
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland and tho
Continent at ~ odCratc rates.
FOR furtner information, epply at the Companys
ofnccs. jobs q. DALE, Agent
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STEAMBOATS, mo Builroucs

ERIE RAILwhy,-TRAINs LEAVE DFPoT
u foot Of sd st. and foot Of Chambers s as ioIiovs
81 st. cna r5S% st.
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Nusltal snstrum,uls.
Rtn,o6llls.

REMOvAL.-JAMEs n. SlikEIlAN has EN- we'd
III his law offices 10 ~ Centre 81 corner ~ handlers
a. JAMES NJ sHkEIAN, Counselor at law, a. CeGlre
Al. corner OF Chambers 1t.
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.Dally. For aaokon'aek only. tror rlcrmont only.

-UalIy. : TOT Hacken'ack onIy tFor Plcrmont only.
MORNING LINZ TO PEEK So ILL.-Thl
lV1 steamer Antelope leaves every )fning, without
exception, rom the foot OF Harrison ST. AZ o'torS
landing at s4th St AZ si5 Youkcrs, poh1s Ferry AT.
rytown and Nyack by ferry, slug sing, Hav,g irtw
yerllancks and Peekskill. Tarp.owp ON ttcI On
sundayD
SUNDAY HOAT FOR NEW Ri&.-The stea.
- mer MAGENTA will make the following trips Ue.
tween Ney 1o,k and Newark; Leaye, foot Of Barclay
st ew York, NJ ~ 80 A. 81. and $50 r. NJ Leave to-:
OF Centre st, Newark. sA ~. and p. NJ, stopping at
Bergen Point each way.
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Mrurtal.

A H., DISEASES OF the hloui. ana compliant, u
"A eilher sex speedily cured, Wlthuut m. r,uy. ~
pr fERHf % DlceeAer H. Adyc' ir.c. n.pns 50 a.
ENLEtTulClTy applud for tur gclicl Il i..,...,,
H nv Dr. tlAMBkRLIN. West lI.u st.
NEKNOi~ DEBILITY, anl complaints %, rfh
~ kck cured immediately by or. EVANS, 20 tIl.44u
81. Physlcai SlgOt restored by us l.iNIr ol Lite
DROF. l., lnian DoCiurauI Nt.r1lbs. r.t.r.-. 90
diseases OF long siau11-. H. VIII EN. ,p1u rN.',.
Ihrtluu - al Mhu consult nm. 20 MAJ.
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Express Kdn for Buffalo. D,n
kirk, Cleveland an1the war.
also connects for Newsnsg,'
warwick, Montgomery itniSn,
vile and Honesiaic kiecnI,,
coaches attached from s1s.
quehAnna TO Buffalo.
Day ErDlesS for Rocho.,,.
Buffalo, Dunkirk. Cievoi, -
Cincinnati, and the Wet Az
South. "'A
superb Drawing Rocu
Coaches accompany this ifnin
IRON Now York to Bugsine
Sleeping Coaches are attac nsS
at HOrnellsvllle, rnnn,, y
through to Cleveland and ua
lion for the acc mmOiaiinn
OF western AMI Southern M
eengers respectively. '
Ni0hf Express for Buffalo. Drr-
xxx, Cleveland, Ctncinbai,
and the West and Son h "''
Sleeping Coaches run throueh
from New YORK TO Buffalo
NIOh Egtress, daily, Tor aii
points IVES. ard south u"
Sleeping Coaches accomnapv
this train 10 Rochester. Hngs
10, Cleveland and Cincinpst
without change.
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n 70 ffvvERf onL And etffENernwS.
HOLLAND, Thomas saturday, May I, at +. VI.
PENNSYLVANIA, ThOn psOn, Sa nrday, NAV II, . Pm.
CABIN passage, 80 and fiU steerage, SO. currency
Prepaid st"eiAge tlckc's rom l. yerpoO Queens
town. Londonderry, and Glasgow SO rlrrcncy
Once 69 Broadway. T. W. !. UfSr Manager
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7 IsT OF LETTERs tpubinhsd T.--a.y, .nd rrd.yc
msisne IN The New igrt City Pos. once eosn.r N.,.s" sna
rs nsntoa IL. s.,. q h iI fsb.b.d .cordns i.~
In The paper having the L.rges, Cirvulston.
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yurs.s HuA GntIlgata

>~S~c~r~~>~~~~~e~>'- , >, ~ NN>O~
A EMORY OF TIE Q9D REGIMENT.
WOOD BROTHERS
have removed their entire stock Of
FINE
PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
embracing every variety for City Park aud Road Drlv-
ing, 70 the Armory of the I'D Regiment.
nth ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND I'M AVS
Attention called to the fact that these Carriages
Fresh Stock exclusively OF their manufacture. OF
the newest design, and most perfect nnsh made the
present season to stock their new warerooms 30
Broadway but, owlng to the late accident that ncccs
States the rebuilding OF their Warehouse have been
moved to the above Armory. iitn st and to be
SOLD AT COST OF PRODUCTION.
ELEGANT CLOSE COACHES. ,...................si.ooO
LANDAUs... ............" ...."....si,jOo to i,eJo
CLARENCES.. LOO to 1850
WAGONS. $50 to 400
THESE CARRIAGES HAVE 40 sUPERIoR IN Ell.
EGANCE. DURABILITY, OR FINISH.
Prices nScd. and every Carriage offered for sale s
cqual in quality to those built to order.
or lRAvTIEs MADE GOOD IN EVERY CITY OF
THE UNION.
THEY ALSO OFFER
PoNY CAIRtAdES. NEW
DESIGNS ron siD.
roNI CARRIAGES WITH 1t MILE sBATs
FCa skRNANls. 90.
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arntlstru.

hh; GEO. WHITE, Dentist, ~ 9Th ay.. corner Of
TX Mayersy pI.ce. Beautiiu sets OF artincia! tooth
tlO worth fal Teeth nlci aud warranted, e.. Gas
administered daily free OF charge. All warranted
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WANTED-Two FIR tcllts hasters to work ON dress
w making, none but those that have been uscd to
hAslng for the machine need apply. Cal for two days
81 lOl am ST.. CORNER Oh nv.
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IN rED-A nrst.class operator on Wheeler &
w Wilson's machine to work on dgessmaNing uoac
but hrstclls adIis amply Call for two dave AZ
No. lOl 24th st. corner OF 9Th Az.
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WANTED-Ilair braid sewers; IS 10 10 cents each
" raid lor ~ without brlms WORK given out. APP
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WANTED Fancy braid sewers 50 cents per dozen
w paid more than any other house for good woIG
none out experienced hands need Apply.
SrOR8OlG & co. as Broadway.
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WANTED-rwo nr't-class dressmascrs; none but
w good hands need amply, Cal two day at l0l
Twenty -iourth st., corner On Az.
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WANTED-Y Young Firi to do homework and take
w carclof children short distance IN the country APP
ply NJ %! West Sist II.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-15

The JEws.-A postuIatum, signed by 5O6
bishops, has been presented to the Council.
praying that it would be pleased to address
to all the people of Israel paternal invi
ta!loh, eShortlng them to abandon their
vain expectation of q Messiah. and tn no.
knowledge our Lord Jesus Christ as the
true Saviour promised by Abraham and
announced by Moses. Among the sigma
lures are those of 40 Italian, ~ American.
II French, 80 Spanish and 81 British Bishl
ops: The Holy Father has expressed his
ehtIre concurrence in the prayer of the pos
fuIdtuDs, which is due to the Dious efForts Of
The brothers Lehman, converted Jews. and
10" priests OF the diocese of Lyons.
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RUSSIAN PERSECUTION. - The Russia,
Government has, it appears, issued q new
so-called Catholic ritual, without the ap-
prevail OF the. Holy &c, and has enioined
It's use upon all Catholic priests under it's
control. A local paper reports that, on the
Feast of the Annunciation, the Able Plot
iIoWlcz, one OF the senior priests atVilna,
In the presence of q numerous assambIage
OF tho faithful, publicly protested from the
pulpit against the hostile measures adopted
by the Russian Governments against the
catholic faith. He condemned the book.
to which we have referred, as direct in,
G Gsi Nv 10 scusm: and, there and then, set
SAID to have been arrested when leaving
the church, and it is added that the event
-he people. i 20 -
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CHAPTER XVI

The fairest lily of the romantic vale of L.
hore was little Marie Agnes, as the villagers.
particularly since her confirmation loved to
call her, st. Agnes. sac was Pauine's almoner,
and it was her delight in this character to
ened the sweet odor of her innocence and
plety around many virtuous and poverty
a., Oqrlng his visit Pauline had intimated to
1ne bishop that che had now thoroughly ex-
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Morning Star and Catholic Messens.

The MORNING STAR has been sta,4.s
with the approval Of the ecclesiastfn.1
authority Of tho Diocese, to supply :.
admitted want in New Orleans. And 1.
mainly devoted to tho interests . N.
Catholic Church.
40 prevent all failure, and to guarantee
ene permanency Of the undertaking. r. =
based on joint stock company, the cant
"a! OF which is ono hundred thousana
aonafs' In i've Thousand shares, of twenty
Approval y tie Mott Rev. AnAst.so,,
we approve Of the Aforesaid under.
sSklng, and commend it to the Csthorie. !.
ct our Diocese.
D. ts N: n A &c, OF NEW o.l.A,..
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Morning Star and Catholic MESSENGER
PUsIzsHxD WEEKLY By
2"s "s'' or'ea"s Catholic Publication Company, at
No. 100 Gra1ssr street. 6sssosen Camp and Moor.
me streets. =

The Djrectors OF the Company are:
dent. - - 0DAN' ~reS1-
Very Rev. N. J. PzsoHx. " G., Vice President
Hev. CoRNE1Us AoYNIHAN, Rev T. T. SS1rrs
y: n; ksv WIZ. ": MRREDirH, c. eS r.: NJ
aUea 11SCCL6sLkYi MI. JoHH AcCAFFRxY, Trea.
eurer; III. T. FTzwILLLAN, Secretary Aos
Al congratulations arc to be addressed tn the
1ditors Of ne Hornisg Star Gnd Oatkolic Esssenc.
In ADVANCE P0A ~aA"m'
9ingle copies Ten Cents.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS inserted at the rata NJ n N
YSr square. the space OF eight lines solid Non
earett, consti foting square. Each subseauent
Advertisements inserted at fntarv>I. e. h.
changed - new oach insertion
Inserted 1t Axed discount to be- asoertsined from
tAe Agents and ct the Office 0AA
Az e.ainssc notices Of Advertisements to be
charged 90 cents net per line each insertion.
Pbes->S =
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r..lie.s,on ons.-xo. 100 er.,isr street
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II is announced that England alone con-
sumes every year at least two thousand
tons of beeswax valued at 50, 100, 600.
With gold at l3l, the best bright pressed
yellow American beeswax is now selling
in England at 45to 81 cents pound Wax
candles ARE used extensively in the royal
palaces of Europe, and in one palace alone
1t is stated that ten thousand wax candles
are burned every night. The method of
lighting this large number of candles in
simultaneously is to connect the wieks by
an infammable and scented thread Of gun
cotton. On touching the end of the thread
with 4 torch the fame flashes like lightning
round the connected candles. an agreeable
odor Is emitted and .he apartments ARE
Dfnx End perfnnaed as If by magic
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horns into the saw-loy; when yu hav got
the saw-log stuck full, shoulder the saw
log, and leave for home git up the next
morning early, skin the bull-heds, and
split up the saw-log into kindling wood.
let yure wife cook them for breakfast, and
sware the whole family to keep dark about
it.
This il the only rcspektabel way to hav
ennything to do with bull-heads.
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Horticultural Department.

To keep pace with the growing interest in procti.
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peais from all parts of the country for information
oi practical character on the subject we have en-
gagged the services of Il person who l. experienced
III rural affairs 10 write Ia lu-it e tet1es of
articles on the Management OF small Farms. Fruit
and Vegetable Culture, and how To make them uiy
giving general aud III directions from planting
I" the ultimate disposal of the crops.
OF late years there has been lucrative business
carried ON by unprncipled men in selling worthless
and Old plants under names to the ineXpe-
rienced THE TRIBUNE will be always ready TO
guard the farmer against any such imposition that
comes within our
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is hoped, will secure regular and early publication.
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

NtIL
One copy, one year, SO issues, s200
copies, So; 10 copies, to one address, 81 30
each (and one extra copy; 10 copies, to names
of subscribers at one Post Olice, 81 90 each
(and one extra copy; 20 copies, to one address,
81. p each (and one extra copy; ~ copies, to
names Of subscribers, at one Post Ofice, 81 81
each Gard one extra copy; 80 copies, to one ait
dress, ~ each (and on. extra copy; ~ copies,
To names of subscribers, at one Post ONCE,
81 10 each (.ind one extra copy.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-01-01
POSTAGE.

The Postage on current subscriptions, to ANY par
of the United states Is ttro cents . number - Ia
prepaid al the ollice of deliver For mack Hnni-
beers the postage il double.