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sequentIy ran across the ferry wharf
boat, jumped into the river, and were
drowned.
Reports Of a crisis in the Italian
Government are unfounded.
The report Of the blight of the po-
tatO crop in Ireland is exaggerated.
Sam Williams, c0lOred porter, fell
dead in Nashville yesterday.
A fire In st. Louis, yesterday, con-
sumed forty thousand dollars, worth
Of property.
The New York Republican State
Convention Is called for September
9th at Syracuse.
Lieutenant Mckee, killed in the
COrea fight, will be buried at Wash
ington to-day.
Another installment of 800, 900, 900
francs French war indemnity has been
paid to Germany.
There was a railroad collision Tues-
day evening near Leicester, England.
Many persons we're injured.
The steamship France, from New
York, touched at Queenstown, and. the
Helvetia arrived in the Thames.
The Spanish Government released
Senior Lafaique, who was charged
with being an Internationalist.
Thomas Rowland was killed in a
general row, at a picnic in New Hart
ford, by Hugh MCGEE, of Utica, New
York; Sszs
st. Paul papers say Amos Stiles, q
resident Of st. Anthony, suieided on
Monday morning, by cutting his
throat with a razor, caused by tenn.
pOEary insanity.
The New York Times and 2Y-i5spl,
are still sparring about which of the
factions OF the New York Radical par
ty shall control the coming State
Radical Convention.
Mayor Hall sent long message t.
the New York City Council anC
Board Of Supervisors, last night, in
which he asked for thorough inves
tigation OF the city finances by specia
committees.
EJudge Buckner, of st. Charles, Mis-
sour, on behalf of Randolph, Adrian
Montgomery, Warren and st. Charlie!
counties, has fled a petition in thu
Circuit Court asking that a receive
be appointed to take charge of thu
North Missouri railroad, but no
praying for an Injunction to restrain
the continued runnin of the road.
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The Saratoaa Racss.

SARATOGA, August 23.-The crowd
at the races to-day was nearly equal
to that CT last Thursday. The first
race, a dash Of three quarters Of a
mile, was won by MOzelle, beating
Precedent, inS l: 2li, There was tre-
mendOus interest in the great race be
tween LongfellOw and Helmbold,
During the first three miles LOngfel-
low led from one to two lengths.
HelmbOld began to gain in the last
length OF the third mile, passing on
der the string. half length ahead.
LOngfelloW lost steadily during the
last mile; HelmbOld leading three
lengths at first quarter, six lengths at
half a mile and finishing sixteen
lengths ahead Of LOngfellOw amid
mOst tremendous enthusiasm and
cheers. Time, 2: 494
The Great seEn Race at St. Johns, N. B.
ST.. JOHNS, n. B., August 23.-The
morning was clear and bright and the
water sInOOthe, and throngs OF specta-
tors were gathering on shore and in
steamers and SMALL boats. The st.
Johns crew arrived hrst at the judges
boat and waited the arrival OF the
Tyne crew, who came nit9en minutes
past seven, dressed in white shirts and
blue caps. Both crews were stripped
and at a quarter past seven eew away,
the st. Johns leading slightly. The
TYNE crew then made a spirit and the
81. Johns crew fell behind, but steady
stroke by the st. Johns told, and
gradually they drew ahead, keeping
| the lead. Although the distance was
shortened by the spirits Of the Tyne,
when e.quaFters Of a mile was
reached the st. Johns lead by three
| lengths, when RaniOrth suddenly
dropping his oar fell over in the boat
apparently with an appOplectic ft.
| The boat was then taken ashore and
| RanfOrth taken to hls quarters and
the st. Johns quietly pulled over the
course in about, forty minutes. Betting
had been quite free, two to one on the
Tyne, chiefly among the Canadians
and the Pittsburg men. RanfOrth
died at forty. sight minutes past eight.
His death has caused feeling Of pro-
found regret.
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FUNERAL notice.

NOLAN.-Friends and acqualntanees OF Jas
c. Nolan and wife, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Of their son THOMAS
JOSEPH. at pm, August 24th, nom mis- res
idence, No. go Alabama street.
ALLEN.-On the morning Of the I'D inst,
at 10 o'clock, Mrs. N. J., wife OF John d. Al
len, the friends and acquaintances are In
yftsd to attend her funeral this CTHU URsDAYl
morning, at 10 o'clock, from Commercial
Hotel
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Llberality Of the British Arlsioeraey,

NEW YORK, August 22.-London
papers Just received give the proceed
tnes of the British Parliament on the
RalIot Bill discussion.
In advocating the passage OF the bill
in the House Of Lords, on the 10th in
sfant. Lord RipOn spoke of the cleo
tiOn in the District OF Columbia which
he witnessed while In this country,
and said, that though the contest was
one of race, white vs.. black, yet the
election was conducted with the ut
most Tranquility. This, he added,
was evidence that the ballot condnees
in a remarkable degree to the tran
guilty, simplicity, and order OF elee'
tiOns.
The Duke In debating the measure,
said that the Government was 10
difficulty, and wanted a rally cry,
All its measures had been broken
down. 1t Wss the most unlucky Gov
ernment that ever was. What q mess
they had made of il in the parks here
and the parks In Ireland. Their
army couldn't march, and their ships
could not swim. The Government
did not rnuch care whether the bill
Was passed OF not. 1t would answer
their purpose either way.
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Monday, tbs 25th day Of september, 1871,

a certain tract OF land, wing in the Third and
Fourth Civil Districts OF shelby county, IN
range 3, section 4, OF the Eleventh Surveyors 8
District, containing by estimation $50 acres.
more or less, bounded as fOlioWs= begtnntng
at a stake. thence south 05o, west 81 links, q
black gum marked "IA U;'' thence west 8
north with James L. Stewards Line, 81 chains
60 links to a stake, % links east Of q black
oak marked N 8, F" on the heirs OF Thomas
Stewards line; thence south 81 west, with
said line 10 chains, S8< LINKS 70 a stake,
links west Of a hickory marked It. =. /;
thence west & north, with said heirs line
erossiug Big creek, 70 chains to = stake, 5g
inks south OF horn bean marked Il. :,
on the west boundary line OF the James Rob-
insOn g000 acre grant SO. II; thence south, 3.
west, with said line IS CHAINS to STAKE the
heirs Of Joel McLe m0re's north west corner ;
thence east, s. south with their nne l0f
chains, 50 links 70 a slippery elm marked
M. y" on the south bank OF branch, the
heirs i. Il. Goes southwest corner; thence
north So east, with their line 40 chains TO a
stake, IL links east of q red oak marked IN.
8, said heirs northwest corner; thence east
with their line Is chains to q stake; thence
south c6o west to q hickory marked an. 8,
on the east boundary line OF said 29lO acre
grant No. H. thence north 81 east with said
line, 43 chains SO links to the beginning.
TEEMs OF 6ALE.-Twelve hundred dollars
oaah, and purchasers note with approved
security for the balanca OF purchase money
payable on the 18th CAV Of IcLOber. I871s A
lien retained upon the Land until All the
purchase money Is paid Equity OF redemp-
tiOn barred. sale within legal hours.
August n, 1874. 60
W NJ RandOiDh, solicitor. aus
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administrators and Guardians
Settlements.
nTEI0E o. CoUNrT eoURT CLKEK, :,

nFFTCE o. COUNTY COURT CLKEK.
" MEaPaIs, TESE., August "a, ISL
Ths following seEtlemsnIs having been dlsd
In my cftce, VIII De presented to the PObate
Court OF shelby county. Tennesses, for con-
nrmatiOn, the nrst Monday IN September,
ldL
settlement 4 3. P. LiROn as administrator
of the estate OF Samuel Acock, deceased.
Settlement OF o. NJ. Alsup "a administrator
OF the estates OF P. K. and, F. ID. DIN, ds-
ceased.
Settlement OF 5. ID. .Aydel0tt as adminis.
traitor lie bOHis non OF the estate of Lewis
Herring. deceased.
Settlement OF Henry T. Jones as admins
traitor OF the estate OF VIM. c. Harrison, de.
ceased.
Settlement Of Henry I. Jones as guardian
of j. s. Anderson.
Settlement OF samuel Tighe as guardian OF
tns minor heirs OF John and Elizabeth Nc
Namara.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
EY / II. Cullen. DspufY. ana
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ACADEMY
or FHE
lmMACULATE CONCEPTION,
JACKSON. TENN,
In charge of the sistsrs Of the Order Of
st. Dominic.

THE EVssam Is the same as that pu1s1ed &c
i st. Agnes. Mamph1a. and Is every way
calculated 70 Becura 81 the atIn1 OF eo1ca-
msnt OF manners. and physioa1 improve
mant.
The Aeadsmlo year consists OF Two SESSIONS
NJ iva rnoufha anoh. the drst commencing
or, fha Est Monday of eeptanDar the 1soo1u
on fi1e fIrgf Monday Of February.
TERMS-F8r session. r4S anle 1al1 TeGrLT,
fnVariablz 10 sdVancs. SO, $50 or go, Eooora-
ing 20 the age or class o. tha pupil
TuitfOn for day pupils. SIS, so or SIS per sas-
sion. according 70 age CT alfHa.
FOR further infornattons sBply 70 or ad-
dress the MOTHER 6UpERIOR,
ann Aid Of the immaculate On osption,
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

yTRAYED or stolen from my place, ~
> niles from Memphis, on new Raieissn
rpad, August 9, l8Il, one light bay mare
naz.Is, ten or twelve years Old, scar on Enei .,
sEused BY slipping down. right hind hcof a
little twisted outward.
August 18th, lS7I.0ne blue rOans horsa, nine
or ten years Old, ,l516 or Is hands high right q n
split, little lame IN right hind leg, ueaFly
shod.
August 18th, IS1l, one bay horse mule. nfus
or ten years Old. scar on inside OF right f0rs
leg at top OF hOOf. scBr two and Ous-haif lu-
ches Equare On LEFT shoulder
VIII pay q liberal reward Tor tue delivery
OF said stock 70 my place ~ miles from Mem
phis, on ne " Eoad, or 10 Mr.. 1.W. O'Donueil,
Chief OF Police, No. A Adams street. ansa
IrEEpH q pAIHE
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IN sUPaEME COURT AT IACKS0N,

Nos. 81 and 3g-Msmphis Chaneery Docket
James n Watt, ct al, vs.. 81. ". Caldwell,
ct a., and J. n. Lea, vs.. James n. " at,
etals
DY virtue OF q decree pronounced July4th
ID 1871, In these causes by the supreme
Court, at Jackson, 1 Will SELL 10 the highest
bidder, on
Monday, the 25th day Of September, 1911,
In front Of the premises described below, on
second street, In the city ct Memphis A
certain lot situate in the city Of d smphi5,
Tennessee, being the one undivided half OF
the east half Of lot No. 2a9, as designated on
the map and plan Of the city Of Memphis,
the said east half Of said lot being situated at
the northwest corner of the Intersection OF
Second and Madison streets, in said city, and
fronting on the north side of Madison street
741z feet, and on the west side OF second
stl eet, 741f te et, making q square OF I434 feet
by 74Lt feet. The interest to be sold In said
lot being the undivided mOiety OF Wnlcn n.
3. Caldwell, died seized and possessed.
TERMS OF BALE.-Six and twelve months
credit. purchaser giving notes with approved
security, and a lien retained upon the prop
erty until the purchase money Is paid.
Equity OF redemption barred. Sales Witn1n
legal hours
JOHN ID. FREEMAN, Clerk.
August 2fih, 1871.
Wright q McKissick, Estes a Jackson,
solicitors aus
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SPORT.
Sntinnhsld. Mss. Races.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, August 23.-
There were twelve thousand people
at the races to-day.
In the race for 2.25 horses, 5000 to
the first, 5000 to the second and $500 to
the third, there were four entries.
The following is the summary: ThOs.
Jefferson, l, l, L; J. J. Brady, ?, 2, 2:
Confidence, 4, 3, 3; Major Allen, 3, 4,
A. Time, 2.2SA; . 294; . 254. The lat
ter is the best time ever made at
Hampden Park.
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FOREIGN TELEGRAMs
The GulIt Of the CommsnIsts.

VERSAILLES, August 23.-Gambetta
PROPOSES a dissolution Of the Repub-
tican Union Deputies to the Assem-
bly, on the lst of May EeXt.
Evidence given before the court
martial establishes the fact that the
Federals, disguised rs tiremen, fed
the flames in Paris with petroleum.
NJ. Callet, a prison director under the
Commune, depOsed that he received
Ferres' order to shoot hostages under
his charge, and that he declined to
comply herewith.
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R0X ANn cAsE Eo0Ds.
GAINES INSTITUTE.
Nc. 100 Madison 90.
me MISSES EOWERs'. PrineiBaIs-

WILL open its FAN Session on Asudsy,
w the fourth day OF September.
EEFor circulars coutafninE terms and
other particulars apply at the institute or zt
the book stores - auz3
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TO BRIDGE BUaDE RS.
English and Classical School,
3O3 Third Street.,
w. z. MITCHELL, PRINCIPAL,

UNHE REGULAR SESSION WILL COM
mencs September 4th next, and continue
ten months. For terms and furl her particu.
lars apply to the Principal, at the school.
room.
The Summer Session VIII continue thrsuga
the month OF Ausust, and p1p1ls csn be ad g.
mitted AZ any tines 5y30
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE.
Removed frsm No, 81 Adams street.
TO No. 2i9 Poplar street.
WILLIAM CARROLL, A. N, principal

TrVrrR exercises OF this institution will be
4 resumed on the lltn uay O1 5eftela nef,
nro, Arraursrasnta have been made for
fhe aceou ufodatiOn Of several bOardefH In
fbe family of th8 Principal. For other par
ffeulars see catalogue, which may be OBJ.
aimed st any OF the book stores, or apply to
the Principal, No. 80 Poplar street. d&wa2l
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TTAVEs In store, for sale low TO the trade, q
II full stoek of Groceries and plantation
supplies, comprisingi
100 pcs hemp and daz baggtrg.
3oo0 bdls iron ties, best patterns.
I50 bnis whisky.
75 hhds sugar.
40o bags Coffee
70 900 Ibs Bacon. Clear sides and Shoulders
10 bbls Flour.
1000 bbls salt
300 pkgs Tobacco. With eomplefs assors-
m6ut Of
BOX AND CASE GOODS.
Merchants In the Interior are invites %
call and examine our stock before buying
elsewhere.
~LfbsrsI advances made on c0nsisn-
ments Of cotton Haqing our own ware
house, can guarantees fair WsighIa. an23
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Monday, the 25th day Of september, I8lI
IN SUPREME COURT AT JACKSON.

No. I7S.-Memphis ChanseIy Docket -
William Grimm VS.. Addison Il. Douglass
ny virtue OF a decree pronounced June sd,
y 1871. by the Supreme Court, at Jackson,
in this cause, L viii sell. to the
highest bidder, in front OF the door Of
the First ChancerY Courthouse, on Second
street, in the city OF Memphis,
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staple Goods,

Al the vary lowest point OF the market In
the month OF June, and they inteEd using
this advantage 10 attract even a still larger
patronage than now enjoyed by them.
Their assortment OF al Foreign Goods, such
a. Dress Goods. Gloves, Hosiery, Trim mlDgs,
etc, etc, are rapidly arriving, and al remark
ably low prices.
The house Of
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DIRECTORS T.



TNFORMATION in regard to SAMUEL j..
i FREEMAN, whose evidence ts mcispsn-
sable in behalf oI the defendant IN t16 cssa
OF the Commonwealth cf Kentucky against
Beni. b Burton, charged with killing cna
Thps Townsend, on the 18th day OF Decem-
Der Ieat. Any information e. % his Whersa-
bouts viii be thankfully received and L.
WRrded by LEWIS Q. GAREfaUS.
AttOrneY- at-LlaW
fuaI HusssllvfIle KantucE
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NEW ADVERTIsMEMTs.
MIssOuRI SIAIE L0TTERY,

MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated In lssz
OmO1al DraO01nE1.
MORNING CHASING. zsT
81, 63, 81, 81, 46 q, 81, &c. Al, 90, T2, 50, 81.
EVENING CHASING. sss
u, 4s, 50, 81, 7s, g. SO, p, %. ~, IS. p 10.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes nom
500 70 $4,000, paid IN money by J. Z.
EEAEoE, ag't. 80 NORTH Court st. Box ls7,
q CO., Managers, st. LOuis. Ac. su2
MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL
MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized By the Legislature ofthestate.
WEDEEsDAY AORHISs. CLASS 81, AUG. .. ls7l.
81, a, IS, 81, q. 70, 81. q. y. ., 10. q
WEDNESDAY EVENING. CLASS 81. AUG, I'D Is7I.
81 o. r. Is, 81, .; 5 3, e s. Z
= DssHIELIa w.LsFEwAEF
4 DAsHIELL CO.. v. sEEwAsr BRO.
DashieIl, Stewart & Go.
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. acc FsONT STREET.
nEEHGRHLS. TEN N, aag4
MASONIC H0TIcE.
| AFEMBGRS Of Eureka Council No. = 4
/ VI You are hers by summoned 10 at ~
| tend 4 regular c9nVecatlon OF NEW
Council thiz Gay The q b inst, at O'Clock
Tfsnaisns s. eaud 3 A., IN good standing.
/ are frafeTnaily invited 10 attend.
3. B. FoRsrEz,T. I'M
c. b. MEYEEs, Reeorder. an24
BOARDING.
| ONE large pleasant front room, for fami-
~ lies, aiEO few day boarders at
NO. IO4 MONROE STREET,
between Third and Fourth streets Refer
enoes exchanged. auA
School Notice.
THE next session OF the free school for the
Fourteenth Civil District. taught by
! street, VIII commences on the nrst Monday In
Septembe next. Applications may be made
to Miss Mcintosh, at the school room.
A. y. WITHERsPOON, Commissioner.
Estes, Fizsr & Pinson,
/ No. 276 Front Street.
Formerly occupied by srOOks, Nicely & Co
/
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MasONIc E0TIcE
BOARDING.

ONE large pleasant mont room, for fami-
~ lies, aiso few day bOarders at
No. IO4 MONROE STREET,
between Third and Fourth streets. Refer
enoes exchanged. auA
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As not offered elsewhere in the United
staIes. Fhey provided themselves with re-
markably h0sVy stOc OF
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

FOR eash square, or the spass occupied by ten
lines Of solid nenpsreil, One Dollar for each In
serton.
Special Notices, 20 cents per line. When In
serted months or more, 30 per cent above regu~
lar advertising rates.
oommunications, or articles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AED WEBKLY.-A discount OF 70 per
cent; VIII be made from the Weekly rates, on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
additional
For 81 transient advertisements advance pay
ment Is required.
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HOBBS, SMELL & TWeMBLY,
Managers, Box 44s Davenport. Iowa.

Managers, Box 44s Davenport, Iowa.
To whom all communications must be addressed.
CERTIFICATES.
We hereby certify that the Committee from
the Locomotive Engineers Grand Gift Concert
and Scheme, appOinted to select musical instru-
ments, have purchased one Mathushek orehes-
tral Square Grand Pisno. one Mathuthek ooh,
bri and one octave piano case Melodson' all OF
which we fully warrant to be first class instru-
ments.
General Agents Msthushsk Piano Co.
The above articles of Watches and Jewelry
have this day been contracted for with US, and
We warrant every article to be frst cass and Of
the best material. Specimens can be inspected
at our store. COOS KIRCHER, Jewellers,
mehI3d3m % W ID st. Davenport.
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Consumption sweeps his scythe at fear
full rate over the world, leaving wiurows of
of green grasses 10 mark its course. Dr.
Balls Balsam of pine Moss is en- efficient
cure, ell highly commended by hundreds
who have tried it. See advertisement in
this paper.
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TOBACCO SUBSTITUTE.
LANGE'S PLUGS!
AN IMPROVED
for Tobacco.
Patented March Q. 1860.

Tc every one wishing to quit the use Of Tobacco
in any form, and to restore to their natural or
NAL activity the functions Of the organs which
have suffered by the use of tobacco, We herewith
offer . most potent auxiliary in our preparation
known as LANGE's PLUGS.
The deleterious effects of Tobacco on health
general debility of the nervous and circulatory
functions, causing great feebleness of the pulse
Auttering of the heart, oppression of the ehest
loss of mental and muscular power, disease OF
the skin, etc.,--are annulled, and the craving
for Tobacco entirely ceases when our substitute
has been used for some time.
Herbs and roots of highly esteemed Ionic
properties are the eoDponents oil our pfepAfs,
ton, and we can confidently recommend it to all
debilitated persons as
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHILDREN TO TAKE.

DARrIEs DESIRING TO TAKE CHILD
L Rem to bring up, are requested to call on
Supervisor C. B. Knox, of this ely: There are
eight or ten bright intelligent girls ani boys
aged from one month to eight and ten years,
now at the County House for whom good homes
are desired. Full legal rights will be given to
those taking them. For further particulars call
upon Mr.. Bailey or Supervisor Knox.
decl cd wifi
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1t is reported from San Domingo, via
Havana, that CAbrsl has defeated the forces
of Baez, who was losing strength with the
people, owing to negotiations with the United
Ststes
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Tne viAduct railway bill has passed the
New York Senate by vote of 2l to 4, wi b
An amendment authorizing the corporate
authorities of New York to subscri be to
s. 900 900 stock.
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p;ailp Argus.
JFFICIAl CITY g. COUNTY PAPER

Fast day in Massachusetts,, Thursday,
April, 6; in Connecticut, Friday, (GoOd
friday April 7; in Maine, Thursday,
April l3.
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The Best Stomach Bitters

without the alcoholic stimulus Of other Bitters,
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and as an appetizer.
Directions-Use freely, swallowing the Saliva.
Price, 10 cents. Sold everywhere.
]. c. LANCE L SON, Pittsbxrg, Pc.
FULLER, FINCH FULLER. agents.
fsb20-d6m CHICAGO,
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Carlsn. a hotel runner, was shot on the
Omaha levee, by masked man, Wednesday
evening, and died yesterday. One Nc
Guire, rival runner, has been arrested for
the murder
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The extensive buildings in South St
Louis, known as the Union Iron Works,
where Eads built iron.clad gunboats during
the war, were damaged 81, 200 Oy FIRE re-
Gently
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In Baltimore, on Wednesday, a man Civ
ing the name of John b Thompson OBJ
toiued $4,000 from the Third National
Bank, by means of forged letters and
checks
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NOTHING LIKE live refer to Ma
TURE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE, adver-
tised in another column. 1t is in one bottle,
and as clear as ice. No gum, no filth, no
poison. Examine it. See advertisement
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-27

4 convention of colored men is in session
At Indianapolis, to exchange sentiments and
determine course of action in politics. J..
j. Horton. of Indianapolis, presides.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-27

Chicago LSaFket.
TsIsgrapAsd to the ARsus.
oKIoAeo, March 81.
Flour-Fair demand, unchanged
Wheat-Better, with sales at 81 24sa1 e48
closing at $Sl 243 cash seller April closes o
81 25, and seller May at 81 29.
Corn-Has sold ct 51a5lsc closing at 51t
cash.
0ats-Quiet ct 4Sc.
Barley-Dull, unchanged.
Rye--Higher ct goo for regular.
Whisky-Dull at S6s861c.
Pork-$20 20 cash.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-27

Long articles are published in the
Havana journals protesting against the re
ported negotiations for the sale of Cuba and
Porto Rico to the United States.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-27

For headache, use Renne's PAin-killing
Magic Oil. Its use cures tooshache, sgue in
the face and jaws; also spinal complaints,
rheumatism. sit works like charm" For
sale BY Welch & Gregg.