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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07
SARSAP ARILLIAN.

s. quick is RAILWAYS sARsAPARILLIAy or
hENONAIING KESOLVENT in entering into the ar
snIaon that be detected in the ure and
blood IN ten minutes after IL las been taken.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07

Remedy % quick In entering iu.o circulation and
oosnnnnlcatlrf ~ curative Properties RAILWAYS
-AksAPARILLIAN supplies SAINT that has ever ak
sstsi.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07
No. 5.-Adver.

The Stars and planets reveal your destiny
YOUR DESTINY What il iG. Good or Evil
Rich or POOr-Exaited @ Debaseds Are Won II
rise to Emineuce, Honor. Wealth and POyverl Or
YOU sink into ohscuFity and oblivion. and
he forever Unknown What are yoGr future p-u-
spects in ifcs TO BE OR NOT TO RE Thsi is
the all-ahs 1rhing question. Who will solve i'll
DIR RAPHAEL can solve 1t. All who in
trouble. all who have been unfortunate. all who
have been seduced by false promises and deceit go
to him and get advice and satisfaction. He has the
secret OF winning the affections of the opposite
sex IT ladies' who have suffered from misplaced
confidence, consult him before they get married.
he will restore their bloom, freshness. ana yISor
Of youth. and enable them to en-
ter married life with confidence OF
health and happtle--, ne VIII
the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07
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"Can not use any other. Never conld use
baking powders until tried yours" My fam
lily will not use any other" at is perfectly
splendid" ~ find it much cheaper than others"
Think it superior to any l have ever tried"
These are few of the many expressions in favor
of Dooley's Baking Powder, which we'll deserves
the rapidly increasing sale it has attained for
making sweet, light and healthy biscuits, rolls,
pastry, &c. 1t can be obtained at your Grocers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07

CUSTINENESS, a.
Bear fn Mind,
RAILWAYS FILLS the only Yzrxztive tina, win
alternative, uretic sadorifc, aperient ari
.lriC irfilsnoe.
They tie only vext4Sss substitutes for Calonel %
h'rlgry-
They Vruncte the secretinn Of bile sna vithar.. q
from the circustion.
faey asst through their munitions properties h
ehyme AID chyle and g7sSre iuoes the yrooesz Of
ges1un-
te-S, ana free fr,fa srael.
PRICE, Twenty-Five Cent? p>T Box. Five ssre- for
On Doll-r- Always ssk fr RAILWAYS PILLS. xn4
that tie l-itsTs E-K-R- sie Of lsh ana
ne words kadEay's 4 g-iz-ars fhs other Sud BY
Al DrTsRIs.s and BvnerAl Sa.s E--teEs. and a. DIR.
eADsArs Se4icai ot.ee. o MaS4sa Lane. Neg Ysrh-
C. A. BENsER, Agent, Rock I.,.nd lies.
Ij1lylTdly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07
The Babceek Extinguisher,

Is offered to the Public as a Remedy
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07
STOP THE WASTE OF LIFEr

RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN kESoLVESr
VII stop the waste Of the fe-uii that in msuy per-
follows discharge Of water through the urshrs. IL
POSITIVE for SpeTmatorrheA Nightly Emissions
&c.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07

The best e~iience We have q the I--erfil Puri.
ying Tonic AMI Fruitful propertlas Of RAILWAYS
sARSAPARlLLIAS RESoLNENT Is that IL has
cured persons who versing Imh~<ilr.y and
Insanity through self Ahse, with continued drains
the seminal fluid and cured ny the Re~orrut.
when prepared under the old rrooss 1857 who have
mArrled and have children living. a few bottles
vii restore the vlg0r Of life.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07
DYSPEPSlA,

One o. Railways Pills. tw3 OF thrre hours hcf0r.
tturr- .a.sa daily. vii keeY the system fre from
uYSPET'SI IA. INDIGESTION, CONSTELLATION,
COSTINENE SS, a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-01-07

vIGOR OF LIFE RESTORED
Persons who, from fabss. dIssss injuries. suffer
from paralysis weakness the ssreng q the
genital orrars, Will ts sur--i by Railways SAREA-
PARILLIAN RkSOLVENT.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT,
CUTTING j., PRESIDING.

Inhabitants of Jackson Inhabitants Of China This
action to for supplies furnished by the
Pls. to Richard p Evans, pauper. The issue was
in what town Evans had his pauper settlement Seven
cities claimed the honor OF being the birth place of
Homer. More than that number of towns dsclaimed
the honor OF being liable for the support of Evans
suit between Palermo and Islesboro, tried in this
Court at former term the jury de cded that slesboro
the place of the paupers settlement the trial
of this case, delegations present from Brooks
Islesboro, Monroe and Palermo and don't know how
many other towns ready to prove that the paupe belong
cd to any other town except their own The jury seem
to have been somewhat mudded at first and brought in
verdict that the Inhabitants OF Isesboro must pay the
bills but upon its being suggested that lsesboro was
not party to this suit returned to their room and
brought In verdict for Pls for sii2.72. Mcclellan for
flfs j. Greedy and Nckerson for Defts
Daniel l.. Pitcher vs. Jacob d. Tucker Prudence c.
Pitcher al, VS.. Jacob D. Tucker Charlotte c. Pitcher
vs.. Jacob D. Tucker. These were suits brought by
Daniel L. Pitcher, his wife and minor daughter against
the Deft. for damages resulting from collision with
Defts team while driving the track at the Fair
Ground in this city, at the Fair in the fall of 1869 The
three suits depending upon the facts sub.
mltted to the jury at the time. Mr. Pitcher with
Eis wife and two small daughters, driving around
the track on tn, morning of the last day the Fair
tore the trotting commenced when opposite the en-
trance to the track the Plfs into collision with
the defendants team and thrown from their car
rage and were all more or less injured. The plaintiffs
claimed that fuckers team almost directly across
the track at the time and that the collision was the
suit OF his negligence The defendant claimed that he
was driving across the track for the purpose passing
into the interior of the Fair Ground that he stopped
MS team as soon possible after seeing Mr. Pitchers
team and that the collision result of Pitchers
last driving and want of ordinary care Verdict for
Defendant. Nckerson for Pits. Hartman and Jewett
for Deft This closed the trial civil causes at this
term.
On Wednesday morning the trial OF criminal cases
commenced. The first was, State vs. Richard
Grant, upon indict ment found at the April Term
against the defendant and Wyatt Grant and Albion
Grant, for stealing the horse of Oliver D. Chapman OF
Plymouth, In Penobscot County The case is still on
trial at the time of making this report Boyle for State
Hubbard for Deit
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A BELFAST MAN.

BOSTON, Nov. :, 1870
Believing that few particulars in relation to the
melancholy demise of my lamented brother, John
Walker Osborn, at Fort Ripley, Minnesota, on the
2Sth Of October last, would be OF interest to many
of your readers in his native city, herewith give
them
1t seems my brother Albert had gone up to the
fort, where my brother was stationed, 10 visit him
and while there, about noon, John invited him to 4
trial at target-shooting short distance from the
fort. They took with them siX-shooer rifle aud
the agreement was that Albert should fire the first
three shots, while John lay behind the target in
deep hole or hollow, to witness the shots, and then
come in and take his turn. Just Albert fired his
second shot, for some unknown reason, John rose
up when the fatal ball struck him on the right side
of the neck, and passed out down his back. With
a cry that he shot, and to for the fort sur
geon, my poor brother sank to the ground. He
fingered about an hour, when the brave and gallant
spirit that had faced unblenchingly the cannon,
mouth and the rifles deadly bullet left its earthly
tenement for better world. My deceased brother
leaves wife and two young children. His heart
broken brother accompanied his remains to St
fanl's, where he was inferred under the auspices
of the Odd Fellows, of which order he was Il mem
Der. Sincerely your friend,
THos. r. OSBORN.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

as it was elegant, and seemed fit adornment IS
for the purity and beauty of the fair song
stress.
At the close of this arier from Handel she
was greeted with the heartiest of applause.
and on returning was presented with an
elegant basket, and huge pyramid Of exquisite
exotics. The pyramid was placed upon a
table where it remained during the evening.
The other selections rendered by the Swed-
ish Nightingale during the concert were
rondo from "Lucia' aud the cavatina "Fers
e lui Traviata." This latter piece won for
her, her most decided triumphs. 1t was in
this that the depth, breadth, compass, power
and wonderful execution of her voice was
most felt Bright, tender, limpd, it rippled
forth upon the hushed air. Brilliant, daring.
certain it rose to the high registers. True,
pure, even, it swept with remarkable ease to
the lowest chest tones. Magically sweet,
clear and harmonious, it strikes upon the ear
like the gush of bird, venting its Joy on q
bright June morning; soothes the wearied
brain with its whisperings of heaven and i'm
mortality, and melts the soul with its utt err
ances of a divine inspiration, Not alone in
the rich quality of her voice has God boun-
teously gifted this wondrous singer, but also
with an intellect to understand and soul to
interpret the mystical meanings Of this divine
art. She is one of those rare exceptions in
which the Almighty is pleased to oreshadow
the promised land
At the conclusion of this Cavatina, M'dlle
Nilsson was assailed with the most deafening
and prolonged applause. Some so far forget
ting the decorum of the place as to break out
in cheers. Returning, she sang sweet
simple Swedish air, and again the air WAS
rent with generous and deafening apprecia-
ton again sire returned, and this time sung
cold Folks at Home" which sent the audi
ence almost wild with enthusiasm and
thousands Of hands attested their admiration
as the charming Cantatrice, and finally retired.
Another important feature of the concert
was the appearance of Miss Annie Louise
Cary-the famous Boston contralto-after
many years residence in Europe, where she
has won golden honors. Her reception in
her native city was scarcely less enthusiastic
than that of M'dle Nilsson. Like that lady
she was charmngly arraycd in white silk,
but wore no ornaments save a bunch of
geranium blossoms upon her corsage, and a
spray Of the same twined carelessly in her
bright brown curls. Her rich, melodious
voice at once asserted its power and control
over her auditors, and fully realized the ex-
pectations of her friends of former days.
M'dlle Nilsson will appear again tonight
in Music Hal, and on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, and Saturday afternoon of next
week. Sometime during this month or next
she is TO appear twice in Oratorio, with the
Handel and Haydn Society, She will also
probably be heard in another series of con-
certs PERCIE.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10
THOs. r. OSBORN.

PENoBsCor BAY AND RIVER RAILROAD
On Friday last the town of Stockton voted
l3l to 6, to loan its credit for eighty thousand
dollars to the above corporation. There WA,
previously an individual subscription to tile
amount of $50, 900 The town OF Searsport
with valuation, we think, twice as large as
that Of Stockton, will undoubtedly also vote
to loan its credit for the same per centage,
These amounts, with 4 small issue of bonds,
will suffice to build the road to Belfast, and
we learn that the Directors contemplate thai
step.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

The heavy rock excavation on the Knox
and Lincoln Railroad in WoolWich is near
completed, and the work of laying the rails
has commenced This cut is probably the
deepest and most extensive in Maine, twenty
two thousand yards Of solid rock, and thirty
thousand yalds of earth having been taken
out, The grading of the road in now nearly
completed, the bridge work is progressing
rapidly, the rolling stock is nearly ready,
and the road will probably be opened to
Wiscasset in few weeks.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

Probably the fastest railway travelling on
record occurred few days ago, on the Penn
sylyania railroad, between Rolla and York
A heavy car of lumber got away with two
men in charge on the down grade OF eighty
feet to the mile. With each succeeding mile
the speed of the flying ear became more ter
rifle, and as it passed the tank five mie~
west of the starting point the velocity was
more than hundred miles an hour. For
tunately, an upgrade arrested the car about
six miles west of Rolla, and the car wa.
switched Oft at York Just in time to prevent a
crash with the freight train East, which.
being behind time had not passed that point.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10
G E N E r ALITIE

..
IL Delore instead OF after Columbus. They So. Ill.,
storhn-tosSed Junk was carried to Oregon Ia,
Pacific trade-Winds
The Widow Wood's-Ao, the WidOw', W.
Soclcty-in Portland, supplied 1o5 needy peri.
with fuel the past year.
Barge J. A. Holland loaded with lumber
lowed INTO Provncctown Friday morning; i
all lost except one man, who was laShcI t
pump, dead with his eyes picked out.
palace cattle car, for the comfort of tra,4l-
stock, is the latest invention.
John Jarvis, carpenter of the shin Leyapt -
IN the Pacific in 1861, has come home to Nurt.l
Va, after nine years Robinson Crusoeng N,
desert island.
Mrs. Burnstead, of stafford Springs, Conn
looked calmly ON, while her husband drank AMI.
Of laudlnum aud make his exit from the wa..
Next day She mentioned the fact
A Macon amendment backed up against AN al.
mai cage III the circus, and a deNterous SCOOP .
the tigers paw relieved him of more than the IT..
dltlona pound of flesh, and liberal portion u L
neither habment,.
young lady in Rddeford, who lately fell hr.
to few thousand dollars, was picked up b,
sharper, who married her, took possession Ut b.
Wlfe's dowry and then departed to distant Iauu.
to regain his health leaving his wife in Il wrrtN
ed state, she having lost both name and MONEY
A sailor who was in a small boat on Lake Iuru.
at the time OF the late earthquake states that l..
waters seemed to boil, that small humps Of mas
We're thrown into the air and that thousand 70.
tlSh came Ia the surface and Jumped about as if .
ing pursued
The propeller Victoria, under attachment .
Portland, was run away with by her crew, takll.
the officer with them. She went to New lorl
A New York court has lust decided thai III,
Iibellou3 to call a homeopathic physician Il qu4U
II = duck Ihack8 al him. the bird may be Shot ,.
sight
The health Of 'hict Justice Chase is impro,iu.
convHt named Willis, imprisoned for hor,..
stealing, escaped from the State Prison at Thomg-.
ton on the night Of the 81.
Eighty-two sheep were smothered To- dean,
few nights since at Island Pond VT in an nN.,
crowded ear
a man has Just been convicted in Ohio Of murl
in the first degree for throw NJ train OF r4r, lY
the track.
A hunting expedition occurred last week ur.
Biddetord, followed by a game supper. The cvoa
We're not cooked.
The carpct-bag state Librarian, of S1is,is-iu.
has been arrested At the instance of the Govern,
for stealing one hundred and fifty volumes Of lass
reports from the state Library, and shipping th..
TO his home in Ohio.
Subscribers should notify II, If the dttr on I'll.
label of the paper. (Which indicates the time '
which payment has been made, is not correct.
A Chicago man, Who undertook to 90 uloun
Lake Superior in Shelf, has been picked up u-l,
Marquette, and will make the balance of the "Trip
a coffin,
No time lost III celebrating Christina, TIN. Yea.
1t comes on sunday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

Col Z. A. Smith, editor of the Somerset Reporter,
gave lecture at the Maine Central Institute Pitts
field on the evening of the ith inst; subject-'The
Capture of Richmond, and the Surrender of Lees
Army"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

Subscribers requested notice of the date
the colored slips attached to the paper 1t the only
form of receipt now used. For instance, IS May 6s,
that the subscription is paid that date. When
payment is made, the date will be Immediately
changed to correspond and thus receipt In full Is sent
with every paper Subscribers in requested
to forward the sums due.
A5-In sending money, state THE POST OFFICE to
which the paper is sent.-AA
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

1t is reported that Postmaster General Cressw ell
is next to go out of the Cabinet and that John W.
Forney is to take his place. Material must be
pretty arce
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10
LETTER FROM BOSTON.
Correspondence of the Journal.

Mile Nilsson---Her Arrival in Boston---En-
thusiastio Reception---Her First Concerto
What She Sang, and How She Sings---Her
Dress and Appearsnce---Other Features of
the Concert
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

Commander John Madigan, of Damariscotta, a
naval officer Of excellent record died on the Goth at
Chelsea Hospital. He was brother of Hon. J.
c. Madigan, of HOulton.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

Capt. Leonard P. Merrill, of Bath, died of yellow
fever at New Orleans, Nov. 18th.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10
A QUESTION OR TWO.

The following paragraph from the Els
rass his successor by the retiring County At
torney, has moved a correspondent in that
region to make the enquiries which follow
1t this nut is cracked, the kernel will be
found to be big enough to keep sundry par
ties very busy for a while
1t will be seen by our Court Record, that Mr..
Emery, the outgoing County Alto rney, has duly
called upon the various persons under conviction to
appear and receive sentence, and in deaultOf their
appearance, has had their Bail detaulted. 1t will
be the duty of Mr. Spofford the new Attorney to
promptly collect the forfeited bail, both for the ben
eft Of the county, and also to discourage future for
FIXTURES.
Bro. Sawyer, can C. A. Spotford put back
on the docket parties that he has mol pressed,
that voted Tor him last September, by con-
tract? Would it not have been well for Mr..
Emery not to have set such an example, as
there are plenty of indictments hanging over
Democrats that will court the same favor
from Mr.. spoford? Bro. Sawyer, if you
have anything more to say in regard TO
Mr.. Spofford's duties, we will ventilate the
proceedings Of the radicals in prosecutions of
the liquor law in Hancock County.
LET Me BE. The next popular air to be
sung, whistled and hummed by every body
bears the above title. 1t is by the author of
Shoe Fly, and will have the same unbounded
popularity. The New York Herald says of
it
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs. The attraction at
this popular place of amusement is New Song,
me Be-" 1t is pretty much of the same order as its
predecessor only of much better style of music;
and if we can judge from its reception last evening
at this house, it bids fair to become as popular as
the famous "Shoo, Fly" N. Y. Herald, October
II, 1870.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS de-
string their advertisements published in the Journal
will please so state to the Court
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of papers
changed, must state the Post Office to which the paper
has been sent as well as to which it is to go.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-11-10
Repmblicarr 3onrmal.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1870.
WILLIAM II. SIMPSON,

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-11-19

How NEH MEXICO AIDS SETTLERS An en. terprising young man at R&lston was recently employed to build house for resden. of that place, and having done lis work with nsatness and despatch, soon obtained cone tract to build house for another party-ths names are unimpOrtant, as we have only sn. gagged to show up. an act of unpardsna ble nsanness. He had but just commenced work when he was ordered to take out license as a builder, which order ha very properly declined to obey, Ths result was that his cass was submitted to the grand jury, and that body having found 8 bill against him, he was taken into custody and carried of to answer to the indictment at some town in the intsrier
 This is & sample OfNsw Mexican dsspotism, and very mean, coutemptibls Eampleit is,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-11-19

e.,raleg How strange that Arl- ,ob;pd in all modern improve indifferent to the wants and nc" ,;., niouesr settlers, should be G. l. f,,t of the Territories to consider .o,oiug question, Woman Suffrage, Whiting & Co.,, of Arizona City are JArizona indebted fer their emans .., inc stern decrees of masculine .,,,,itutiousl change once inaugur~ .a h. very readily set aside; and ..,,. has been introducedby Hooper, ro,. who marched host of Yuma !. he polls snd saw them cast their [ Mccormick, re have the states -.a;lsnon who was present. We the right Of women to vote
 .auirsd by law, so .loug az they are
 |Ia,r.nabls to law, but it would ap~
 .llsnt on the part of MsGsrs.
 r,ing & Co.,, had they first extend-
 4o the white ladies of Arizona
 .avs,lsd the squawa to remain for
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-11-19

Er,E.ALE FRAUD:--Ths manner in ..I,cton has been conducted in Yama |, Dcnt ot fraud and barefacsd ills" .s.an anything heretofore brought ], notice. In the contemplation of nandalous proceeding, indignation ls.ances has been obliged to give way ni he observer feels himself eall~ b 1sfaa the illegal feature of a a ,9nevhs, oftho ratuEs of that by ..n sareg3 Israeii.e ouoa obtained ua:" Mine Gal, your honor, l l rrs as seventy, fvo poo8hol' to .s,hgsct nit so l shoos: poots in a,5s zil sawdust und makes four
 alle's I6en talsss mina needle,
 gs-5, delivers mine grain and
 oysb Eatycu says now? Net r.soi,is with she election aa con Arzons City. According to She
 4-aa Arizona City has a populs" rl1-a and ehIldrsn) of 336i out ',l4tsa 6 legal vote' of 437 has a Tucson, with population of 'soa 0. lhis by 33 votes. AVizsna n 'Iao:ionl polloa somewhere in the !'.l5 votes, and the legal vo'era !'l VII not exceed the Hame num- 'l'a Ws come to consider that the N'ons City are in excess ofits popu-
 l then the whole matter becomes nisVlsGs, so s5suEi, that comment .' verbal dsnUnciation but an idle nc. words,
 ids means by which MoCor- -'o has been prosured-iG it has
 si.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-11-19

T IVaAo:-The Apache Indians I3aood of Tubac after robbiug Ns tha valley generally, with 'a7n of years, have become so '! 10 longsr avail themselves of nlShs to do the finer kinds of lsek csncsalment during the
 A'' Spring, of this placs, while U ta'ac laai week, had occasion ~,7 ranch, distant from Tubac
 a While riding thithsr he
 '' ace0stsd by Indians whe in < .a' hii health, addressing him ~ Spsnish. His iu.srrog ators
 sS0Is upon an emiasnoe som e & y, la'a' distant. Itis needless to
 1 ao' hslt to give the desired '''aV his say of three days ' seen at intervals upon the er -la'N's', patiently watching
 ,ns nsn or beast to come .-'a' Oi county under such 2
 'aP'Filsus indeed,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-11-19
57- nrachman has received g

1- Drachman has received 2 G.liforpi4 which brings the gay .a33.n and unexpected marriage ..,,.--ths everlasting "L0nl0 ds of bi. friends, at the lime of
 f,, California ssme three months ....king idea that his "pieasnre | :, ,.,ult in soms such tragedy
 y.r sl young men warning take ~''i ;'5 stay at home fer msFcy'' sake