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school. His interest and labors in con-
nection with religious institutions was
duly presented, also his high position as a
literary and educational man. ...
The famous Dartmouth College contro-
versy, in which Mr.. Marsh bore go promi'
nent a part and achieved so great a
triumph, was an episode of much impor-
tance in the memorial. His independence
of feeling as to public eclat or majority
columns, was truthfully eomprehended
and vividly portrayed. The peculiarities
of his character so well understood and
expressed by the late President Lord,
could not have failed to bring vividly be-
fore all who had ever known Mr.. Marsh
the truthfulness of the picture, endorsed
by their own recollections.
1t is unnecessary to add, and no doubt
safe to presume, that so interesting me-
mortal of so valuable and eminent char
acter will be given to the public, through
an order of the Historical Society, to pub
lish the same entire.
Henry, Clark, presented the following
resolution which was adopted:
ReSolged, That the thanks of the Yer
mont Historical Society be presented to
the Hon. James Barrett for his interesting.
elaborate and appreciative Memoir of
Hon. Charles Marsh, and that a copy be
requested for the archives of the Society.
1t was voted on motion of Hon. Daniel
Kellogg of Brattleboro, that a committee
be appointed to confer with the family of
the late President, George T. Houghton,
Esq, relative to procuring any historical
papers in their possession also, any of
his own historical writings that have
never been published.
The Society then adjourned to meet
on the first Wednesday in November.
At an adjourned meeting held on
"Wednesday morning, on motion of Hon.
George G. Benedict it was
Voted, That the Treasurer be directed
to furnish the first volume of Collections
of the Society to such new members as
shall pay three dollars in addition to their
membership fee.
On motion of Mr.. Benedict, Luther L.
butcher, A. NJ, was requested TO prepare
biographical sketch of the late Presi-
dent of the Society, Geo. f. Houghton,
Esq, TO be read at a future meeting of
the Society.
Rev. H. c. Riggs of st. Albans was
also requested to prepare paper on the
life OF the late Hon. Lawrence Brainerd
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THE RUTLAND HERALD.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1870.
Portland, RutIand, OsvVegO and
Chicago Railway.

We are glad to learn that the friends OF
through air line railroad from Portland,
Maine, to Chicago, SO as to connect the
great West with the ocean at Portland,
are again moving, and thnt the prospect
of their success, and at no very distant
day, is now excellent.
At the last session of the Legislature Of
Maine the charter Of the Portland and
Rutland R4ilroad Company, which forms
the most easterly portion of the chain Of
railroads, was amended, and the name al
tered from "Portlaud and Rutland" to
"Portland, Rutland, Oswego and Chicago
r dlway Company" By the amended
charter this company were authorized to
aid in building all necessary roads or
parts OF roads, or assist in building them,
in order to complete at the earliest prac-
ticablc day the entire line, and for this
purpose were authorized to issue bonds
and stock, and ALEC to take the leases of
roads now built or to be built, or to lease
their own road, or to do any thing uece--
sary to insure the success OF the project.
We understand that this company have
ucorpted of their amended charter and are
at work in earnest in the matter. We
trust our citizens will take hold and see
to il that everything that We can d. i'll
mid of this project, to us IF vital impor-
tapce, shall De done at once.
Through the poli,cne-s of Mr.. Cnin, Of
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NEWSPAPORIAL- Our friend Thomas
Hurley, Coroner of Rensselaer, county,
n. Y, and to our personal knowledge,
one of the very best local editors in the
country, has recently embarked in the
newspaper enterprize on his own hook,
and from the following notice of his paper,
which we take from the Rochester Mroni-
Gle, he is meeting with that success which
energy and ability deserve:
THE last Troy Sunday Telegram
what with its MerriAmic interview, its
review OF the political situation, its spicy
local personals, its pictures of real life,
etc.-is one of the liveliest sheets ever
turned out in the locality. 1t has already
reached large and healthy circulation,
and is in fair way to make Tom Hurely,
its worthy proprietor, speedily rich"
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8utland Daily Nerald
IENRY CLARK, EditO

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
Foot of Center ST., Herald Block, Rntland, Vt
TEaMs:-sS 90 a years.. 90 for six months-s2 90
for Three mOnths-Or IS cents month.
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ADDISON RAILROAD.-At a meeting Of
the stockholders of the Addison Railroad
Company, held at the office of George A.
Merrill, Thursday, October 18th, 1870, the
following directors were elected for the
year ensuing: John B, Page, George A.
Merrill, Rutland; Peter Butler, Boston {;
Gasoa Rich, Shoreham; A. B. Waldo,
Port Henry, N. Y.
On motion, it was voted that the proper
officer. of the road be authorized to make
and execute lease of the road, etc, to the
Rutland Railroad Company.
The directors were instructed to pro-
ceed at once and make all necessary con-
tracts, so as to insure the completion of
the railroad during the coming year.
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8utland aTeeklu 1erald.
FOUNDED IN l794.l

FOUNDED IN l794.l
N w the largest weekly in New England, pub
lished every THURSDAY morning
Foot of Center St., Herald Block, Rutland, vt
TUrTLE & COMPANY, Proprietors.
Gao. A. TUTTLE, A. H. FUTILE, II. g. TUTTLE'
HENRY CLARK, Editor.
TERMS 50 .5Oa year; 1925 for six months inva-
riably in advance.
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WESTERN VERMONT MUSICAL AssO-
CTATI0N.-All persons who can accomo-
date boarders for the consideration of one
dollar per day during the Musical Con-
vention to be held in this place on the
18th, 10Th, 20th and 2lst inst, are re-
quested to leave their names, with the
number of persons they can acoommo-
date, at the store of o. W. Currier, No. 6
Merchants Roy.
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NEW ROUND HoUsE.-The Rutland
Railroad Company are at present engaged
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METHODIST.

Revival interest is reported of tho
III. E. Church at StlAlbans, VI.
The Claremont District Ministerial
Association will meet at Winchester,N III.
on the evening Of the 25th of Oetober aud
continue two full days thereafter.
At the Vermont Methodist Conven-
tion, five gentlemen pledged $500 each
toward raising $4,000 for the enaog-
ment of Vermont Conference Seminary
at Montpelier.
-Thirty-four persons have recently
been hopefully converted at I-le La Motto
VT.
Quarterly meetings in Vermont,
Sabbath, 18th, at West Windsor and
Ascutneyville.
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EXTENSIVE SALE.-The large proper
ty of the Vermont Iron Company, located
in Pittsford and Chittenden, was yester-
day sold at Masters Sale, to Jeremiah
Pritchard, Esq, of Boston, Mass, for the
snm of ten thousand dollars.
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Total.

This road is bound to be built, for AS
Mr.. Poor says in a private letter, "the sue
cess of railroad depends upon its route.
Formerly railroads had to seek capital,
now capital seeks the railway 1t is a
question of geography rather than OF
money that we are now to meet.
Ii will be seen that the whole route of
one thousand miles can be completed for
$32 600 per mile. and that from Portland
20 Rutland (1S6 miles for about $37, 900
per mile. With such a showing, who can
doubt f its success? Indeed, the magni-
tude of th is undertaking to-d4y,is nothing
as compared 20 the construction of the rail
road from Bost,Nu to Burlington via Rut
laud) only 25 yeas ago.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn that Hen
ry Rathbone IAN old citizen of Rutland)
residing at. No. 20 turnpike, was found
dead in his bed, yesterday Thursday
morning. No cause for his death has, as
yet, been assigned.
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cURATORs.

Messrs Charles Reed of Montpelier, P.
D. Bradford of Northfeld, Charles S.
Smith of Montpelier, John R. cleveland
If Brookfeld, Orville s. Bliss of Georgia,
Russell s. Taft of Burlington, Franklin
Fairbanks Of st. Johnsbury.
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/ ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY.
Hon, 1T. HoKE, sPrs't Board Of Regents
&C. Sturgiss, Secretary. f1-t

ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. b. President,
Professor Of Mental and Moral Philcsopy.
F. S. LYON, "A. NJ. Vice-Presdcnt Professor
ofEnglish Literature and PRINCIPAL ofPrerar-
atory Department. ist6' tEa 30
s. G; STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor of AstronOmy
II. II. PIERCE, a, NJ, Capt. O. IS. A., Professor
Of Mathematics and Military Tactics. s...
J. J, STEVENSON, A NJ, PHI, D., Professor Of
Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy.
F,W: Woop, Phi. D., Professor of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
0. W. MILLER, A. ~, Assistant in tho Prepara-
tory Department. 25sF o - p
D.B. frKSToS, Tutor. s4ila
GEowip N. lIAGASs, Esq, Superintendent o.
Grounds and Buildings. ~
HuoH W lsaock, N d., Lecturer on Physiolo-
gy and Hygiene. J. l3
Hon. JoHs A. DlLLH, Lecturer on Civil ans. Con-
st.ntional Law. iIss .r
Fall Term begins LIST Tuesday in September.
Winter Term begins lstMonday in December.
Spins Term begins Sd Tuesday in March. Y
Commencement, sdWcduesday in June.
Tui,itn-Preparatory, $3.50 per Term OF 10
weeks. .,g l-aflsls ""
+" University, $500 per Term Of 5ls
weeks.
tI'osrding-Not to exceed $500 per week. '
jSJrSend for catalogue. 'tff v3nl4.
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b fs RYAN & MAXWELL, ~ 80
BOOT AMI SHOE MAN uFACTORY.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens of Lewis and adjoining
counties that they have opened new and
extensive 5f' gaF. 80 "a
B0oT AND SHOE STORE ,,Is.
Two doors above Lewis store, Main street,
Weston, lIest IIryinia.
We shall keep constantly on hand a full
supply Of Ladies, Misses and CAile'ren's
Shoes, and a large assortment Of gentlo-
mems Ht-5 -.,f
SHOES AND BOOTS,
Ready made and ITO order" s's'
The quality Of our work will be as good
or better than you can get elsewhere; md
our prices shall never fail to please, Give
the new store trial, before worrying out
your lives and wasting your money in
buying Boots and Shoes ut . dry goods
store. ~ ia 9A
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
At shortestnoiice and most reasndUe terms
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
tsetH RYAN d MAXWELL. q
juno 20, ls7o.-yl ~ m la4 ~.
Vest Virginia ji sfEI
A T rules held in the clerks Office OF the cir
N cult court Of Lewis county, On the first
Monday in August, 1870.
Singleton Atchison, ppf, iaq
VS. ,l,i i,e In chanccry
Jacob Wnggy and Isaac a.I- =
lVaggy, defendants. @ ..
The object Of this suit is 10 declare void o
deed executed on the 9Th day Of My, 1868, by
defendant jacob Waggy aud wife 10 defend
ant Isaac Waggy, for their intercs. IN a tract
of lGl acres OF land OIL Wolf Pen Kun, abranch
Of Dry Fork Of Polk Greek, III Lewis county.
Also another deed executed on the 9Th day Of
May, 1868, by said Jacob Wnggy and wife to
said Isaac Waggy for their interest In the same
tract of land, md TO subject tic said tract OF
land to sale in satisfaction Of Judgment recor-
cred BY the plaintiff against the defendant Jn-
cob Waggy for $40, with interest from the
10th Of March 1869, and costs at law in the
| bill set forth.
And II appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant Jacob WMgy is not q resident Of
this state, and he not appearing, II Is ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
the frs publication Of this order, aud do what
may be necessary 10 protect his interest in this
suit. a copy-,estc:
ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
Henry Drannon, pl'fl7s atty I'll, augs-4t
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sFAMcY Drink,

h.ds Of Poor Rum. whiskey, Proof Spin
It's, and Refuse Liquors, doctorsd, Speed,
AndsWoetened to please the taste, called '.Toaics'
MAppotlscrs iessorsi., e., faat icaa IN. ~
Medicine, mnd0 from tho Native Roots and
Herbs OF California, freo from oil Alcoholic
Stimulants. They arr tho GKEAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN.
. CIPLE, perfect Eeaoya,or and 1nvisorator
Of !he SYSTEM carrying "a ~ po,sonous mater,
No person can take these Bttcrs, according 70
directions, and remain long uuwcll. u
800 will 10 given for an ineurabls case. pro.
,idins tho bones uro not destroyed BY mineral
poisons or other means, aad 70 Vital orSA,4s
For inaamms story and Chronic nhsu-
natism, and Govt. Dyspepsia, or lndi-
gostion. Bilious, Romitfent. and Inter-
mitteut Fevcrs, Diseases OF tho Blood.
Liver, Kidneys, end Bladder, these Bit
tors have Icon %S SS Wftstod @
issenoraiy produced By dsranCenent Of lbs
Digestive. Organs.
Iney invigorato tho stomach. and stimulate
the torpid liver and bowels, which render them
Of uneiuallcd efficacy in cleansing tho iool Of
all Impurities, and inpartinS new LILO and viSor
e tho whole system.
Oyspepsis or Indigestion, nesdaehe,
Pain Ia the Shoulders, Coughs, Tiyhtncss OF the
Ghost, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste in
the Mouth, bilious Attacks. ralpitation Of tho'
Heart, .Copions Discharges Of Urine, Pain In
Tho regions Of tho Kidneys, AMI a hundred o:her
painful symptoms which arc the odsprings OF
Dyspepsia, arc cured by these DittcYL
Cleanse tho vltiated blood whenever you find
in impurities bursting through tho skinia PIN
3o u and your feelings viii til you when. Keep
Tho blood pure and tho health Of tho system win
FIN, TAPE, and other woRNa lurking IN /.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

1X7ANTED-A0ENTS--to sell the OcTA'
wv eoS Sewing MACHINE i is licensed,
nal es ..hc .elas,ic lock sntch," and is war,
rar ed pr years. priccSlb. All Other ma
chin sIwi,h an undcrfeed sold for Slb.or less
are infringcmcnts. Address Octagon Sewlng
Machine Company, St. Louis, Mo-, Chicago,
illinois, Pit,sburg, Pa, or Boston, Mass. u .
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"a GENTS wANTED-Slo per day, by the
N American Knitting Machine Company,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. It
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
n AL[. 1l' WINES. BRANDY
AND wIl1sklY.

Centre Street., Weston. M... Wright.
A good assor ,msut Of Groceries always heb.
on hand. Produce bosght and sold. The t.s.
quality ofliquoSs for sale in quan titles TO sui.
purchasers. Wheeling s,ogies, hns cigars AID
the best grades OF Tobacco. always on hard.
Store-one door above the Bank.
Aapr27-tf gs y
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filled. Gf-P Persons wanting any thing in our
line hrc requested to call before purchasing
elsewhere. ..
? sao-The best quality OF Gtindstoncs kept
constantly on hand.
ss-a III. Payne will travel through tho nd.
joining counties and solicit orders. jnnee-l '
A WAY WITH SPECTACLES.. Old eyes
N made new, easily, without doctorx-
medicines. Sent post paid on receipt Of ten
cents. Address DR.. E. D. POOTE, 7lo LIST
ington Avenue, New York. s.l' 3
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AID ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW DRUG STORE.

rs The undersigned would respectfully inform
tie citizrus of Weston and the surrounding
country lha, he just opened, al,his old stand
on Main street, in Weston. an entirely new
took Of rs r. sa5if -
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yXTANTED, IMMEDIATELY.
wv Five [b1 Energetic Men as Canrassers
for The sale Of Wheeler and Wilson &wing
Machines. Wagon, Team and outfit fur nished
VIM. SUMNER 4 Co..,
jdly t-4 Wheeling, WA.
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CLARKsBURG MUTUAL INSURANCE
" COMPANY.
lnsures against 10" BY Fire or Lightning
Principal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. va.
Authorized Capital $50 $500, 200
Capital Stock $4,000
INSURES ON tho MUTUAL BASIS.
Policy Holders receive pro rata division Of
all profs.
Rates Of Insurance as Low as in any other
81 Good Paying Company.
1T DOES A REGULARBANKlNG BUSINESS
Discounts Paper, Receives Money on Deposit,
paying upon the same liberal rate Of Interest.
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.. 4. rLYMlns.

!. 4. rLyMins. R. II. PAYNs.
CL.iRKSBCRG MARBLE EORKS
* DLYNlRE h PAYNE,
Pike Street, Consburr, ". Va.
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West Virginia to-,cit.
At rules held insthe clerks Office Of the cir
cult court of Lewis county, on the first Monday
in July, 1870. ri. it-sa
George j. Arnold, plaintiff, no,
rs. gr-
james MeAnele and Peer MeAnele, aeFs
In chancery.
TNhc object ofthis suit Is to enforce the ven:
doris lien against a tract Of 100 acres OF
land, lying in Lewis county, on Three Lick
hun, n branch Of Oil Creek, sold by the plain
tiff To The defendants.
And itappcaring by affidavit filed that the
defendant, Peter McAnele Is not resideNt OF
this State, and no not appearing, It Is ordered
that he do appear here within one month after
the first publication Of this order, and do what
may be necessary 10 rotect isintercst in this
suit. A copy--teste:
July ll.4t ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
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H1CuTnEY WE'RE PRESCRIBED

yes rs - h3soisa .''fu sl ~
lilig gl'a ~ Il 3raa17e eo1.atH I
p Fm| IN ''.2 ,f5iHtlq53
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREATBARGALNs!

a.a a II an-AT- III
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Knoeing Themselres 1ndelsed TO Ne
will please cali and SETTLE THEIR AC-
COUNTS AT ONCE, as tits important to me
to close my business here rs speedily as posi-
bic. +. l.. KENBLE.
Weston, Monday, June 10, ct.
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vo STALE AND WORTHLESS

But ur on:she contrsy, great care has bees taken
to obtain such articles as can b relied on 10 pro
nucs .he ELECTS for tFEa.li !lfs ~
na. l4'iis I'd ~ 5fl+d ~ gag
,,s,s,.-.,.t ,gs5,5 :, .5jtsas th sJs
aoIi ,sva srsnrgi s7Il5 bw
'rfoH 90 ri gsi jzisG
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l fs tr RYAN & MAXWELL, ~ ~.
BOOT Anu SHOE MAN uFACTORY.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Lewis and adjoining
counties that they have opened new and
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-15

Mari IL T ombs
Ilcndstoncs v ases,
Maniles, |, ure u
Tops, Stands, kc.,
manufactured 10 or
der with neatness
land dispatch, and
al reduced rates.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

In short, every thing usually found in frss
class Drug Store. Ills stock has been carefully
selected, and Is warranted as represented. , :
faa'S g '',.A '''''7ss Q9fArci
be-: sg-5u-iA }is isE HAf IsrfIi'F
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-14
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

FOR eaeh square, or the spsee occupied hy ten
hnee of solid Ienpsreil, One Dollar ior each in
sertion.
serted months CT more. So per eert .ho-~ ~r,ru-
lar advertising rsteS.
Communist ions. articles inserted anong
reading matter. IS cents per line.
pNILY .sB wrEKIT-A discount of - per
cent. vii be made from the Weekly rsiss. On
yearly and half yearly contracts. when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weehly-
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent.
additional.
oraH tran.ient advertisements advance pay
ueni l. required
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The American officers who have taken
service under the Viceroy of Egypt are
about twenty in number mostly Confeder
ates 1t is understood that General Stone
ia to have the chief command. Among the
others are Sibley, Loring. Colonel Jefers,
and ennon, an ex-Lieutenant in the United
States navy
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Gold liz Z.8.
Stocks and Money.
Telesrsphsd to the Assus.

keleSrepaeo 70 tne hkeUs
Naw YonE, May IL.
Money-Essy at SOS per cent. on call. All
the markets at the Stock Exchange were unset
tied by the conflicting reports from Washingt
relative TO the action of the House Committee on
the Banking and Currency bill.
Gold-Cio,ed on wesk on Washington reports
at SII4E.
Sterling Exchsuge-Dull and weak at et a
esc.
Governmeuts-Flrm.
Coupons-o's of 81, III; 5-20's, 80, 1.l2s
64, Liz; IS, I.Ils; new, l.I4li '67, Ll44; '6s
LA; lO-40s, l,0s4.
stacks-strong.
Currency sixes-I.12z.
Railways unsettled snd lower closing weak at
the lowest point of the day. The features were
l.. s., o. a NJ, n. ", Wabash. st. Paul, Rock
Island and New York Central. The closing prices
were:
Western Union Telegraph, 32!.
L. s. Express, 44l.
Pacific Mail. 40l.
n. Y. Ieutral--l004
Erie-234.
Northvestern-7g. Preferred q6s.
Rock Island, l..0.
St. Paul, 664. Preferred s0s.
Toledo Wabash, 56l. Preferred 81.
Fort Wayne, 944.
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Chica. o live Stock.

Teegraphed to the ARGUs.
UxIoS srooK YARDS, May Is.
Cattle-Beceipts l,si6; market disposed to be
quiet but prices showed no change; about half
the entire stock Of receipts selling 10 noon A. I;
a . for good steers, "a SC. Tor choice 10 ex-
ira; butchers stock sold at &c; stooker, $500 "a
o 30.
Hogs-Receipts 8 9ie; market active and high
er fair to good Workers selling quickly at So a
50 Is; heavy fat hogs - e5@. $50, while common
light .rg. brought 6s@S 80.
Shcep-In fair demand and firm, sellirg at 5 7
a 81; lambs sold st 81 SO per head; receipts only
$50 head.
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The Improved Orde- of Red Men has
elected Gan. Sheridan a mem per, in recog.
nition Of his emiuently improving orders in
regard not only to red men, but also to red
women and children, and he is authorized to
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-14

Morse, late Z. S. Consul at London, sup
plan ted ny General Badeau, has a valiant
defender in his daughter, who writes to
several Senators, denouncing the Presidents
removal Of her pa, and characterizing
badeau as "a pet of Gen. Grant" This is
IL hopes that the Senate, n. re Morse, will
reconsider its co nirmation Of Radeau.
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Detroit has for her present sensation q
nice old hermit, with beard two feet long
tied up with thongs, etc. He had been
immursd in forests wild for matter of
twenty years, snd on making his first
appearance was dressed mainly in his bear
sktr
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-14

Hon. James T. Austin, of Boston, whose
death was announced yesterday at
the advanced age Of &c, was prominent
life long Democrat. He married in 1866 a
daughter of Fice-President EIbridge Gerry,
and wrote the life of that statesman.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-14

The total vote in France On the oEebiscitun
was; Yes, 1856, ,434; no I,56O,9OO. Algeria
civilians, yes 1871; no, 3,4sI; army. yes
6,l65: no, 6029.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-14
CORN MEAL.
NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

TN CONNECTION with his Planning Mil ,h,
i Subscriber 10 still conducting th. Noy.lt,
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly on hand
Superior quality Of white and yellow kiln s,l.d
meal, by he barrel or hundred pounds. Hish.s
market price paid for Corn. The patronage
fhs public 10 especially aor 1itsd.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-14

There were nineteen deaths by the col
lsiou on the Missouri Pacific railroad yes
terdsy, and over thirty persons more or less
;D;u-ai
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-14

Miss Alcott remarks that in the West the
cir Is full of women. In the East it is Just
the reverse. The women are full OF airs.