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AN EXPRESS TBAGN.-According to cne Of
the Eastern Shore papers, arrangements are
being made to put an express train on the Del.
Railroad again. The Wilmington Comn2crctal
says the statement is rather premature. but
that the establishment of this line must take
place some day. The matter seems to be in
contemplation and We hope It will soon be car
ried out. In no other way could the interests
of the pu2lie be better served than Icy running
the old express train again.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

GENERAL GRANTS CAMPAIGN FROM THE
WILDERNESS, on an enlarged scale, is repro
ducrd in the present German invasion of
France. A. Grant at every point in and out
Of the Wilderness. wherever he could find tie
enemy, fought him to cut him up, and to di,
vide his forces, and to flank them, and to get
ahead of them, and cut them off from Rich
mond, 50 the Prussian generals from the from
tier operations of SaarbrUck Wissembourg,
,Wo"rth, Iiagucnau, Froeschweiller, &c, have
been marching and fighting to cut up. envelop,
divide and cut off the retreat of the French
army to Paris SO far, too, this campaign of
King William has been marked by greater sue
cesseS than the famous fighting and fanking
campaign Of General Grant.
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DRY GOODS,

viz: Silks, Poplins, Alpacas, Challies, AnWoo
Delaines, Cotton Dcaincs, and Calicoes, " ith many
Of the latest STYLES of Dress Goods: GlnghanI>
Jeans, Osnaburgs FIanneIs, TIchlngs, Table Cloths
Sack FlanncIs, NapAins, Shcetiugs, Pillow Casa
Musllns, Swiss Strpngs, Cambrice, Paper Mushn>
Dcnln,, Checks Dr!lIngs, Nankecn. Linens, Mus
Inns, PIatds, Shawis, Diaper, Lawns, Chambray>
Pques, and all the goods usually found IN first.
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

Cry ELECTION The city election of Will
mington takes place Sept, 9th. BY the new
law, passed by the last Legislature, the Mayor,
elected last year, holds the office for three
years. The most important officer at the com
ing election, therefore is the President of the
City Council. The Republicans have nomina-
ted the following candidates: President of
Council, j. H. Adams; Treasurer, Joseph j..
killgore; Assessor, Isaac Woodrow. The
Democrats will nominate next Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

KENT Co. BIBLE SoCIETY.-The annual
meeting Of the Kent County Bible Society will
be held in the NJ f. Church at FELTON,, on
Thursday Sept. /, 1870, at 3 p. u. Pastors
OF churches throughout the county are earn
estIy requested to take up collection for the
Society, and also to bring with them to this
meeting some of the friends Of the Bible cause
in their congregations.
Z. HUNTINGToN. Recorline Secretary
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Gen. Sheridan, we are tod, has arrived at
: been received as royal guest, which means
probably that he is to be treated with all
possible courtsey by the German Generals.
The American soldier undoubtedly finds him
self at home there and the Prussian operations
must remind him lorribly of his campaign of
1861, when he sent Early "whiring up the
Valley"
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

DEAD.-Admiral D. G. Farragut died at
Portsmouth, n. H., on Sunday, Aug. 18th, in
the 10th year of his age. Admiral Farragut
was native of Tennessee, and has been unin-
teruptedy in the naval service Of his country
since he was nine years of age. He made his
first cruise under Admiral Porter in 1872 His
name will ever be remembered in the annals of
his cOuntry's history
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

We are cheered by the announcement from
the Treasury Department that the civil service
estimates for 1871 are sixteen millions of dol
lars less than those of 1870. 1t is a promise
OF economy which may be confidently accented
IN view Of the past extraordinary reductions
by the administration Of government expenses
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

THE SEAFORp AND GEORGETOWN r. r.
The move on the part of some new Workers. to
build the railroad across from Scatord to
Georgetown seems to be meeting with some
encouragement. i'hc DJororcq. says: " A
meeting of the Commissioners of the Scaforl
and Georgetown Railroad Company will be
held in Scaford on Saturday next, for the pur-
pose of opening books Of subscription to the
eapital stock of said road
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

We have received from Orange Judd & Co.,
New York. 4 book of nearly poo pages on
"Peach Culture" of which j. Alexander
Fulton, Esq., of Dover, is the author. The
work is handsomely gotten up and is thorough
treatise on the peach-i;s cultivation, ship
ment, sale, and every thing connected with it.
The most favorable criticisms on the book have
been made by the press.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

500. ". I. Kemp claimed $3.50, agreed
upon 800 The Company only awarded
these parties one dollar each, when they took
the matter before the courts AMI obtained ver-
diets for the amounts first named above At
a special session Of the court last Tuesday the
compromise was made. Messrs. Thomas and
Martin counsel for claimants, were anxious to
settle the claims and would have compromised
them year age, with little cost to the Compa,
ny, if there had been a disposition to meet
them half way by She representatives of the
Company. Having taught the corporation
that it cannot disregard the law and tramplc
on private rights with immunity, both the
claimants and their council were willing to
aLate considerable Of the damages claimed
Now that the right oi way is ali arranged, Mr.
Caldwell will push on the work OF Completing
the railroad to Oxford with all possible dis
patch.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

AT Fryhurg, Maine, last week, two COWS
came together on the banks of the Soco Tbev
hooked and pushed and twisted until thew cot
their horns locked when one of them went
over the bank and broke her neck, and of course
dragged the other, too, both going into the
water the living one only to be held down by
the dead one till drowned
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

=, ,ATTAcKED.-The wife and daughter of Cant.
Flatt Titus, who residesabout three miles from
Milford, whilst returning home from that
town on Saturday night last, were attacked by
some villain, who came out of piece of wood,
and attempted to stop their horses. Mrs. III.
tus gave the horses sharp cut with the whip
ana they broke away from the grasp of the
and soon disappeared in the darkness, Tn,
man was white.-Mttuai Friend
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. to nominate
James Ponder, Saulsburyite-b brother-in law
for Governor and 3. r. Biees for Congress,
convenos in Dover to-day. There were five or
six gentlemen from Eew Castle named for the
Govomorship, but there seems to be no chance
for them,
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

KENToN CAMP, under the auspicies of the
Methodist Protestant Church, commences on
Friday, The following ministers, appointed
by the President Of the Maryland Annual Con
3. Switzerland, d. d. Rev. L. X. Nichols,
j.. d.; Rev. r. Scott Norris, Rev. i. c.
Uocchel, Rev. Il. S. Rowe, Rev. II. Brumer,
anu Others. A. ID. DICK, Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE RACE.-On account
OF extreme lamcness of the horse ''St. Law
renee Messenger" the race which was to have
come off yesterday between that horse and
Col. SmalPs horse, of Lincoln, In this State,
has been postponed. As soon as the horse re,
covers sufficient to trot, due notice will be Civ.
en-.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

CoLORED CAMP The colored neonIe's
camp, in Mr. Horace Spruance's wood, about
two miles from this town, numbers about 20
tents and Is pretty we'll attended. The crowd
on sunday was large, and including goodly
NUMBER OF white persons. Bishop Wayman is
expected to preach tomorrow morning. The
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

Senator Frelinghuysens letter, declining the
MISSION to England, is just published. He saws
nc has deeply and disintercstedly reflected on
the matter, and begs to be excused.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

y AZ Davenport Iowa, last Saturday. Mrs
hSoemg drowned her two children, one . and
the other yeaIs old, in bucket of water. and
then drowned herself by jumping down a we'll
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Jos. u, uotlFckER, EDITOR.

THE TIMES" is prl~i eyer, Wrin.sia. afternoon '
J'Sfr" T. tHpfTacheH Eii;"r rrupricor at smyrna
n..r,.,v
tEHHS Sjrstg.rrrax 0n. y,ar or :, ,oi,
not pail I'LL 'i""mi q" the yor. No paper until
AL 3rt'"'rs az" ''i ou> At tr option the Publisher
ADNEElSFdFNT$ ti,i ,'rtrl at S,,, Cents
aim" t"rii"''>i i"~rt subsequent Insertions Three
a-halt cents rai ecount inaic 10 quart ,Iy scni-an
ns,l an y,.'iv a.i,,r.t... ~.
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SALISBURY, Mp, Aug. 70, 1870.

PEACH ITEMS. s.-Y esterday was the "heav-
lest day OF the season BY railroad the ship
ments are about two-thirds of last years crop,
but by water the shipments are not one third.
The Jersey Blue carries about 1000 baskets
per day from Bombay Hook, and she is the
only boat OF Importance that is running There
are no boats to New York From 400, 600 to
100000 were shipped to New York alone last
year.
The best returns TO any one from this vicin-
ity have been received by Mr.. Geo f. Brown.
lie sent 1872 baskets of Early Yorks to New
York which were sold for $268G6. All his re-
turns have been large.
The Middletown Transcript says: From a
correspondent between some of the prominent
peach growers in this State, we learn that there
are grounds Of suspicion that a combination
exists in New York city to break down the
peach market by depressing prices. Much in
dignatiOn is felt here among the peach grow
crs and remedy has been proposed which if
adopted, will effectually thwart the purpose of
the New York combination, if any such com
bination exists.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

congressman Butler, of Tennes, ce, has been
ielu IN S9OO0 bail to answer the charges against
hin' at bristol, Tenn, on August 30.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

At Chicago, on Monday, the Germans had
picnic in honor of the recent victnr;n. of tLe;
countrymen. About $4,000 persons wer,
| present W.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

inc attempt to raise a Prussian Nationa
% .oau OF l2o' '0OO,O thalers, has broken down
only 5O,OO0,OO0 being obtainable.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

GREAr BAKGAINSIN IN
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
To Close Out Balance stock.
Alpaca Sacks,
nrape Il Etc Sacks
Linen Sacks.
Fancy Linen Pants
White Duck Pnrts
Linen brill Pants
White Duck Vests.
White MarSeillcs Vests,
Fancy Linen Vests,
Drap d Etc Vests.
SUMMER CLOTHING
AL KINDS.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS.
Better IN Make,
Better in Cut.
Better in Fit,
Better in Every WAY.
Than any other stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
PHILADELPHIA,
ar
GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES
THAN ANY OTHER.
Half way BENNETT Il co,
- between ToWFE II ~, 80.
FIFTH and sixth streets, No. 3Is MAkKEr STREET..
mN2I
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends to sell cheaper than any sold IL
this market for years, Consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

White Oak Hall is the LAG ES Ious" in eric,
u i a "HIn. unTcirndlng uut cOn,Rriiycy inexpensive
lIlG S costing no more than hUnses
" material and fancy work in the place .ge lln
mOdlOns hAlesrOUIns.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

!, kussla, it is alleged, is becoming alarmed a
the rapid success Of the Prussans.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

Their Name Is Legion" may be applied to those
WHO DE annually OF Consumption, although science
has of late years sensIbiy dmnlshed their number.
IL IS gralb lug TO know that The general use of DR.
Wistars Baisam of Wild Cherry Is largely Inslrumen.
lal IN attaining this end,
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

Delaware State Bonds, bought by John Me.
Lear Il Son, Bankers, No COZ Market street,
Del.
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O O q ID g.
CHEAPER
THAN EVER :

The undersigned respectfully announces to the
citizens of Smyrna and vicinity that he has JUS.
opened his
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Wood and WiIIOw-Warc.

Washing Tubs, Buckets Keelers, Churns, Erooms
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair Brushes, Scrul
Brushes. Fancy and Market Baskets, Curry Combs
Butter Prints, Butter Bowls, Wash Boards. Wal
brushes, lalf-Bushct and Peck Measures, Oll
Cloths Mats, and all sizes of Rope
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

,FRAcAS.--A young fellow named Richard
,Wertey, who prdes himself on his muscle,
knocked several men down in Shortman's lager
tter saloon, in this town, Saturday night, 10:
who committed him. in default OF $1,000 bail,
to Dover Jail He was abusive to the magis-
trate and threatening to others, and jumped
through the window to make his escape from
the office, but lodged on the iron railing in the
street and was recaptured by the crowd.
Strange to say he was but little injured. He
was put in the lockup-from which he tried to
cut himself out-and was taken to Dover on
Sunday morning by officer English. He found
the cell in the Town Hall a very secure place.
Tie was rather desperate and created first
class sensation.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

PROGRAMME for the Preachers Association
of Dover District, Wilmington Conference, to
be held at Laurel, Del, Sept. jth, 1870.
l. Opening Sermon on Monday nght-A. W. Mby.
4 Essay-tienius of Christanty-E Miller.
g. Dscussion-Is Baptism in St. Mark xvi IG Baotism by
Water - b. Mann, 7. J. QUiglay d. D.. j. 4, VauIurk
allow, W. W. Warner aud j. Hubbard.
L. Dcns>louw Can the Law sabbath be More Fully
Enorcra - j. Thompson. D. D., b. X. Thomas A. b.
Davis o. ). Conaway and f. Z. White
s. EXeseSsIhe Mystery Of Iniquy; Thes. O. w Pret
lyman.
Discussion How Can we Improve the Sancty and 3irt
EA.ity o. Camp Meetings &c. W. Burke, a. b. wilson
p. II. Miller, j. Conner aud l. I. Cooper, d. D.
T. DScusi"n Is Justification Faith Ou An Outward Act
81 DNlhe Witness 80 ii. LIRhtbUurnc +. Stubbs L. L.
lOmkIuSuu and A. MIIby.
p Essay Popular Amuscmcuts-J. o. Sypherd.
DiScu--utIIow Can Better Secure Our Adult Child
I'm 10 IA" Church = Stubbs, 7. J. Qugiry D. D. j. T.
NanB HHa.ow, Il. :. COnaway and j. B Mann.
To- Discussion PrnRb., Results Of hc Dogma Of the Pou.s
In.AiIhiliy I. j.. Thompson, b. D., A. Rittrnhoust
'" Pretty man. j. H. LIghbourne and T. j. Quigiry, b.
H. Review" ECCE HOMO "A. Rtteulouse.
l2 Discussion Docs Scholastic Education Necessarily I'm
PROV" the Morals OF Society = Miller, ID. X. Thomas,
Hubbard, T. StubLs and a. d. Davis.
Curators-I. r. Cooper, b. D.. A. ". Milby +. Stubbs.
}. 7. vASBCRKALOW. Secretary.
NJ
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

rRopEhrY SALE. Nv. W. Tschudy has
bought Of Col. Geo. W. Cummins the lot on
in this town, containing onc-sixteenth of an
acre, 80 it, front-for 81 ,G6G. G6. j. w. Den
ney has bought the lot adjoining, occupied by
}. ii. Primrose and w. n. Baggs & Co., same
dimensions, for same price. Mr. Primrose has
bought Of DIR. William Daniel the premises ON
Main St, opposite the Delaware House, com
prising lot 40 by so IT,, and storeroom--now
occupied by George D. Stevens0n-for 81, 500.
He will move his building to these premises
next Spring, and Mr. Denney contpmrlatps
erecting a drug store and dwelling on the lot ia
he vacated by Mr. +. These changes eontom-
plate material Improvements to our town, par
tlcularly to the Main st. property
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24

ANOTHER BOMBAY Hook ROAD.-A com
mittoe Of the Levy Court viewed the " Sutton
road, on Bombay Hook, last Wednesday, and
resolved to accept it, allowing an appropriation
Of oyeF $4,000 to the parties who constructed
it. This is the road that former committee
refused to accept, and authorized the construc-
tion of another road, by Enoch Spuance,
which IS now under contract. The Sutton
road was made over year ago, at private
expense, by Messrs. +. L. Sutton, James W.
SprUance, IL. VI. Wickersham and Logan &.
smith, at cost OF over $1,000, but was closed
to the public because the county would not ap-
proprlate anything towards dciraying this ex-
penSe. Rival parties, anxious for another To-
cation OF the road, secured an appropriation
therefor, and the two roads may thus be Sc.
cured. Both are needed, as is also one further
down the Island. Some Of the finest land in
the county is on this Island, and most Of the
parties named have rich farms and valuable
peach orchards thereon, but the ingress and
egrc>S from the maiE land has been long, tor.
tuous aud sometimes hazardous These roads
save about five miles ride over the old Bay
shore route. The parties named have ad-
yahced the real estate on the Island an hun
dred per cent, by their recent improvements,
until it has now become of considerable i'm.
portance, and must receive more atteu tion in
the future.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
MARYLAND ITEMS,

Large Posters printed at this Office.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-24
The Cloths and Cassimeres

are new, Just bought, and comprise all the eadm
styles.
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Kew Xork Market.
'pecisl Telegraph to the ARsus.

Special Telegraph to the ARsus.
New YoRK, Feb. IL, 1870.
Flour quiet, sales extra western at s, ,10ae, TO-
Whisky, firm, sales 9S3 free western.
Wheat quie:,very firm, l,I6sl 20 No. 2 spring
I,27a2g, winter red and amber.
Rye quiet.
Oats firm at 5Sa5T.
Corn dula at s7aaO new mixed: I,O4al,O7 old
mixed.
Barley dull.
Pork, mess closing at 2e,75.
Beet, quiet, unchanged.
Cut meats, heavy, sales shoulders at l04alI3;
hams l4al43.
Bacon, limited demand, unchanged.
Lard steAdy at l55 steam.
Wool, hrmer, domestic fleece 43a44; pulled 35a
4st.
Dressed Hogs, western sold at lln1Is.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For each square, or the space .e.un;.a hx a.,
lines of solid nonpareil, One Dollar e, ...h in
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Special Notices, 20 cents per line. wh., q,
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Communications. or articles inserted anopx
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AsD WEEKLy.-A discount of 25 per
cent. will be made from the Weekly rates. on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent.
additional.
For all transient advertisements advance pay
ment Il required.
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1t is reported that Gov. Geary, OF Penn
sylvania, has refused to approve the bill
passed last week, directing the Supreme
Court to review the evidence and decide
capital cases on their merits. 1t was passed
to cover the case of DR.. Schoeppe, now un
der sentence of death in Carlisle
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

The kenosha dairy convention discussed
the wickedness of making cheese on Satur
day. The right way to get round this diff
Guilty is, to petition Congress to instruct
Providence to have cows stop giving milk
on the Sabbath.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

The Boston doctors nave been holding an
inquest upon their original Cardiff giant, "
minority report affirming it's antiquity,
while the majority regard it as the worst
specimen of modern sculpture ever exhibited
even in Boston
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

1t cost Lincoln $34 900 per aunum to run
the white house. It costs Grant $4,000
to do the same thing. The people who
have to pay these bills, would like to know
why tanner is so much more expensive
than railspiter
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

The bounty bill for the benefit the short
term volunteers. found its way through the
House somewhat mysteriously few days
since, and is now lodged with a Senate Com
mittee
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1t was moved and seconded that Speaker
Blaine appoint q good. vigorous school
ma'am from among the treasury clerks, to
keep order in the committee of the whole,
instead of the inefficient Cessna.
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The Ohio Female Suffrage Convention
has passed a resolution asking the Ohio
Legislature to take steps to submit the ques
ton of female suffrage to the voters of Ohio
at the next fall election.
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The Cads: appointments are quoted
among Southern Congressional cardes. bag
gers at from $1,000 to 1000 with stead :
Northern demand
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Isiegrsrhed to the ArsrN
FL, sr. LouIs. February L.
"9t-frm: super 4.25a4.50; y 4 5Ca
40; X& 5.00a525; XXX 5. 50ae. .75
"hea'-Qulet No. red fall, IO4aI. .O6;
NO; 10 iosal.lo; No. 2 spring goal.Oo.
No'h--t irm; mixed bulk 6ea65o; yellow rs
O0&7-Duli; 0 bulk 47a49c; sacked 52a53c.
bariey-ouiet; 1856 Minn. fall.
Rye-7Ia72c.
Whisky-gse.
Provisions-F Firm
Pork-$,7. .O0a27. 7.es.
Dry oait Meats-Fair business: IoalIc for
snJuius' rsc clear rib; Is clear sides
clear ribs l5c. i~a''
Lard-Choice steam 1s5c.
LIVE srocK.
Cattie-4a5ac fair to prime.
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Still another Atlantic cable is under way.
A contract has been signed for laying q
cable between the costo of Wales and Rhode
Island a. cost of S3,OO0OOO.
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The immaculate Thad. Stevens said, IL
letter which has nst been published, tha
he was ''raised Baptist" Raising wa,
his best hold. He "raised" rybody "ous'
At draw poker.
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Stocks and Money.
Tsiegraphsd to the Ansus.

Tsiegrsphsd to the Ansus.
N.w YoRx, Feb. Is.
Coupons, 6's of 81, 1,IT2; 5-20's, '62, I,l4s:
o. 'i44i 65, La; new, ,l3i; '67, 1,l3:; rs;
1,l3s: lO-40's, I,I2s
n. Y. Central-9T
Erie-25A.
Northvestern-53I. Preferred, aO4.
Rock Island, l.I9.
St. Paul, 7+4. Preferred, $50.
Toledo Wabash, a..
Fort Wayne, 921.
western Union Telegraph, So
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

There is rumor that Head Centre Stephens
is coming here again to organize Fenia
revival
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

The Feniaus have broken out in Mayo,
Ireland. The result viii probably be ihst
some of them will have an opportunity to
break out of iail-if they can.
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A letter is published in which Thad
Stevens said he was ''raised Baptist"
He may have been thus raised, but his
fall was in very different direction.
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4 resolution was offered in the [ uited
States Senate to day by Mr.. Sherman, o.
Ohio. to recognize the Cuban revolutionists
as belligerents.
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Why is it that the temperance party
which was in the process of incubation
three years ago, is in the process of incuba-
ton still
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

The Grand Lodge of the Independent.
Order of Odd Fellows, of Alabama, met at
Mobile last evening.
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Over four hundred arrests have been
made in Paris during the disturbance of The
past four days, by the Government authori-
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Chicago M4rkst.

ClyoAso, Feb. 10.
Flour-Low grades fair and in active demand;
super , 80; spring extras 75a4 90.
Wheat-No ? spring firm and active, selling
50; No i s14; No at 15a744; rejected 1T s. j
6s!.
Corn-steady, No sO!; new ranged 52a55l
Oats-Lower, No 5Ss
Kye-Nomnslly No at Gsa7O
BGriey-U nchsnced, No 2 al 20: No , at 80.
Hiwines-Fair, demand, e2a92t wood and iron
bound.
Butter nchanged. Mt 27a2s
Pork Closed active at - 90
Dressed Uogs-Firmer. l04aIp4
Iard-At 10.
Provislon.-More active. prices ensy.
Meets-shouldeTs l04; green hams l..
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

Mark Twain was marked twain the
other day with Miss Olivia L. Langdon, o.
Elmira.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

meeting in Quincy to get up "Citi
zens Reform" movement, was a miserable
fzzle.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

Mr.. Gladstone has written Prof. Rogers,
approving of the removal of clerical disa
bilities
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-02-12

The Virginia Legislature has elected
James Mcdonald Secretary of State, and
Wm. F. Taylor First Auditor.