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classes, except government servants, have been
spending their capital during the last nine
months. Eight out of ten persons in Paris owe
three quarters rent, and are unable 20 pay the
fourth quarter, due in July
A New York dispatch, of last night, reports
PRESIDENT Grant as saying: When was leaving
Washington to come here the attorney of the
New ldria company offered me q seat in his
carriage to the depot and [ rode down with him.
He asked me if had any objection to having
the McGarrahan case reopened. | said, Ger
tainly not. Let the fullest light be thrown upon
the matter. If the secretary of the interior re-
quires more evidence and you can give it,, well
and good" That was all that was said.
Great poverty exists in Paris. Many people
are unable TO afford glass for their windows and
have covered them with white paper. Others
nave glazed only every other window; the inter-
yenng easement is covered by planks. Tens of
thousands of families have lost all their furni-
ture, and all their clothes except those on their
backs. Thousands of families have lost their
houses.
Gen. Grant is reported to have said in CONVEX
saton at Long Branch: Statements were made
to me while was at West Point which left doubt
on my mind whether the amount of the fax
claimed from the New York Central was correct.
telegraphed to the secretary of internal reve-
nue. not TO seize the road now, but to wait until
the gentlemen appointed to ascertain the exact
amount had reported the result of their investi-
cations. mat was all about it. Nothing will
be done In the matter until the exact amount is
ascertained. The proper sum will then be col.
lected."
Washington special says: The republican
new departure in MARYLAND has met with an.
other drawback. Today, Henry Silmau, who
was nominated by the late independent conven-
ton for comptroller of the treasury of that
state, published a card stating that he cannot
accept any nomination which would place him
in antagonism to the republican party as now
organized. 1t is stated on good authority that
most if not all, of the nominee of the recent
convention will refuse to allow their names to
be used for the offices rendered them, and will
publish cards to that effect before the assem-
bling of the regular republican state conven-
ton.
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Weather Record,

SYNoPsIs.-The barometer has not MATERIAL
ly altered on the Pacific coast and at the Rocky
mountain stations. 1t is now falling in the
northwest and rising in New England 1t has
risen, but is now stationary, in the Ohio valley
and the nOrthWard The areas of low pressure
exist in Georgia and Nebraska. The temper
allure has risen in the latter region; has fallen
in the Ohio valley and on the At
lantic coast, and especially on Lake
Superior Light southeast winds have
prevailed in the southern states and northwest
winds in the middle and eastern states, North
easteTly winds are now reported from Ohio 10
Missouri and Arkansas. Threatening weather,
with light rain, was experienced last night on
the New England coast, and local storms passed
over Chesapeake bay and Tennessee; more ex-
tended rains in the extreme northwest. Par
TALLY clouded weather is now very generally re-
ported, except from lake Michigan westward,
where cloudy and threatening weather now pre-
walls.
PRoBABILITIEs.-It is probable that cloudy
weather and rain will be experienced in the
northwest tonight. Local storms are threaten
ing from Arkansas to Nebraska. A falling bar
ometeT, with cloudy and threatening weather,
is probable for Thursday on the lakes. No ma
terial change is indicated for the Atlantic and
gulf states
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Fatal Accidents.

KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
ST. LOUIS, June 21.-An eastern bound ex-
press train on the Missouri Pacific railroad col
lided, this morning, with freight train four
miles beyond Washington, smashing both loco
motives and the express and baggage cars. The
fireman of the express train was killed. The
accident was caused by the carelessness of u
brakeman on the freight train, who neglected to
set the switch properly.
KILLED BY A TORNADO.
CHICAGO, June H.-During the tornado in
Scranton, Iowa, Sunday, the residence of Sam
ue Huntington was blown ten rods and de-
molished. Mr.. Huntington was instantly killed.
and his son and daughter severely injured. Five
Others in the house were slightly injured
AT KNIGHTS VALLEY, CAL.-Loss NOT STATED.
SAN Francisco, June 21.-Brooks' hotel, in
Knights Valley, was burned by the chimney
being thrown down by an earthquake, to-day.
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CRIMINAL Record.

ALLEGED EMBEzZLEMENT.
ATLANTA, Ca, June 21.-rhe grand jury of
Fulton county to-day indicted Foster Blodgett,
late superintendent of the State road, and bis
private secretary, Vorney Gaskill, for embezzle-
ment of the State road funds.
SHOT IN COURT
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-A negro, named
Graham, while under examination in Portland,
OREGON, on a charge Of seduqi4g the daughter
of one Ward, was shot dead og the witness
stand by the latter.
THE M'GEHAN TRIAL
CINoISNAYi, June 21.-The jury in the Nc
Gehan murder case are unable, thus far, to
agree, and have asked 70 be discharged; but
Judge Pope insists npon keeping them shut mp
until yeidiet b rendered.
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Financial.

These Bonds are First Mortgage upon first-cIass
completed Trunk Line OF Railway extending from Selma
Ala. TO Pensacola Fla. the finest harbOr on the Gulf
The payment of both principal and interest guaranteed
by the State OF Alabama, whose currency obligations
sell in the market at l0I The total direct debt the
state IS only S6,OOOOO0 and the indirect possible ndebt
edness caused by its railway guarantees, amounts only
10 SooO0OOO making the maximum possible Indebtedness
OF the state below S5OOO00O which is less than It's
debt In 1887, when issue bonds the extent of
Sl55OOO00 was made to establish a banking system
which debt was reduced by redemption S4OOOOO0 In
1861 previous TO the war. The taxable property OF the
state is thrice what it was at that time and the
population more than double.
The Bonds offered thus equally valuable either IA
Railroad Mortgage a State Bond; and with The
double security thus provided, unhetatingly recon-
mend them equal to any Investment in the market
PROCESS and accrued interest
All marketable securities taken In exchange free of
Express charges
Pamphlets ana Circulars furnished
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New England Dispatches.
Murder Case - NineIy-Nine Wears Old
Died i'm the Hospital - Musical Com
gPess-CrIme ia Maine-New Hampshire
Politics, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS.


BosToN, June 21.-The pupils of the New
Haven collegiate and commercial institute,
numbering over one hundred, paid brief visit
to Boston and the Notifications in the harbor to
day. They return home tonight.
The inquest into the death of McGuinness,
killed in an affray at a picnic has resulted in
charging Henry Muller as principal, and Francis
Gordon, accomplice, in causing his death.
Many friends of Rev. Charles Cleveland con-
graduated him to-day, at his residence, on the
occurrence of his ninty-ninth birthday.
o. F. Brown, brakeman, age nineteen, died in
the hospital to-day of injuries on the Grand
junction railroad.
The officers and delegates to the national mu-
steal congress visited several of the public
schools to-day, and were shown the method
adopted in imparting musical instruction to the
pupils.
The second day Of the June meeting of the
Boston trotting association, at Beacon park !,
passed off finely, but with a decreased attend
ance. There were six entries for the four year
old purse of 81 900, and four started.
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on LONG IsLAND-Loss $4,000.
New YORK, June 21-Two hundred and fifty
barrels of oil were destroyed by fire yesterday
at the Long Island oil works in Long Island city.
Loss $4,000.
NEAR BLooMFIELD-Loss $4,000.
New YORK, June 21.-Mooney & Co.'S hat
factory and S. A. Brewers paper box factory,
near Bloomfield N. j., were destroyed by fire
yesterday. Loss $4,000.
AT CATsKILL-Loss $4,000.
HUDSON, N. Y, June 21.-The tannery and
leather store of Nicholas Sevartant, at Catskill,
two adjoining dwellings, and the grocery of NJ 4.
r. P. c. Wilbur, were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000.
AT DAMAK-TowN BURNED.
BATAVIA, June H.-The town Of Damak, on
the north coast, has been destroyed by fire.
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W. Cogswell, the labor reform representative
from Hennker. The house will probably not 90
into an election until next week
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON, June 21.-The French Catho-
lies of this city celebrated the 25th anniversary
of the coronation of Plus TX. by large and en-
thusiasdc torchlight procession, firing cannon,
fireworks, and bonfire.
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EAsToN, Pa. June N.-Lafayette college
graduated thirty-sX students to-day. Professor
Coffin, who completed his twenty-fifth year in
the faculty, was presented with chronometer
by the students and silver service by other
friends.
YASSAR.
POUGHKEEPsIE, June 21.-The commence.
ment of Vassar college occurred to-day, Miss
Ellen NJ. Folsom, of Concord, Mass, delivering
the valedictory. 1t has been decided to connect
the college with all points in the United States
by telegraph. Professor Morse has presented
the college with the first daguerrotypes pro-
duCed in this country
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BosToNs VS.. KEKIoNAGAs.
BosToN, June, 21.-Bostons, 81; Kekionagas,
of Fort Wayne, none.
ATHLETICS VS.. oLYMPIcs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Athletics, ten;
0lympcs, two.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Lightning struck in several places in Oxford
during the thu nder storm on Tuesday afternoon.
The house of Otis Foster, on the plain, was hit
and slightly injured. The barn of Dennis 5. d.
Gates, in the westerly part of the town, was
also struck and slightly injured, and horse
and hog killed.
A "Alillbury Directory" has Just been pub
lished 1t contains the Dames business, etc, ofthe
adult population, a history of all the churches
pictures of church edifces, map, and many
other matters of interest to the town and county
The book is published aud printed by Tyler &
Seagrave, Worcester, and must meet with q
ready sale.
The Glazier family reunion, at West Boylston
Yesterday, was an exceedingly pleasant affair
II called together, from various localities, some
1870 members, who spent the day in reminiscent
remarks and the enjoyment OF grand social
time generally. They met in what is known as
the Pierce cottage, near the depot.
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is well known that much capital and labor is
employed there IN sleigh making and straw
working. Among the less conspicuous, but
quite important industries is the manufacture
of trellises for garden and house plants and of
Wardian cases, carried on by Nourse & White.
They make great variety of these, elegant in
designs and substantial in workmanship, sup
plying, we believe, large proportion of those
sold in the northeastern states, and sending con-
siderable numbers to remote parts of the Union
and to foreign countries
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Latest adyices from Buenos Ayres state that
the yellow fever is disappearing, and the city
begins once more to wear an appearance of ac-
tiyity,
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The steamship Callingwood, from Liverpool
for Bombay, is believed to have founderedlai sea
with all on board, thirty in number.
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OLIVER'S
STOVE STORE.

SIS MAIN sTREET....OLD NO. gao.
my24 diff
pATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Amert
can ana Foreign Patents procured Rejected Ap
plcatons re-argued; Interference Cases Prosecuted
opinions given as to the validity and infringement Of
PATENTS an Suits prosecuted and defended the U g.,
THOS. H DODGE.
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman OF lths
Board Of Appeals, u s. Patent onice) Counsellor 81
Law, and Advocate in Patent Gases. Office Dodge,s
Block corner Park and Portland SITS Worcester Msss
u24 WITT ''
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Westborough is fortunate in possessing
greater variety of industries than are commonly
nursued in town of its size Besides the boot
and shoe manufacture, extensively carried on
there, as in many other towns jp this region, it
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Himhuafnm.
Destructive HUBRIc

DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE.
BOMBAY, June u.-A hurricane has destroyed
the cotton crop in the country around Bonda,
in the district Of Surat. Loss, estimated at half
a million sterling, and it will take years for the
planters TO recover from the blow.
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The semi-centennial exercises of the Worcester
County Unitarian association, at Bolton, on Tues
day, continued during the evening" with an es-
say by Rey =. H. Sears, of Weston, formerly OF
Lancaster, on the inception of Unitarianism, con-
sidering the subject under three heads: l. Unitari-
anism it was fifty years. O. as 1t was in the first
half century of liberal Christian belief; g. its pres
ent condition, and the condition on which it may
be crystaiized and made effective force. The es-
say was followed with discussions by Rev. Messrs
ridden, Fay, Barber and Ball,
The closing speech of the afternoon was made by
Rev. II, C. Bates, of Sterling, who spoke of the
welcome he received from the association as young
man, and the encouragement and aid extended to
him by Rev. Drs. Allen and Hill; and also made
church.
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Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS, who comes here
next week supported by the Globe theatre COM
pany, is an actor whose abilities win for him
great praise wherever he has been heard; and
Worcester people will feel obliged to Mr.. Nc
Glennen for bringing him to our theatre. OF
his acting, the Boston Advertiser said: "All
that Mr.. Mathews looks and does and says is
touched with the very spirit of nimble mirth.
The spectators heartiest laugh is often demand
ed or is paid unasked, but during the whole per-
Torrance the soul is tickled with secret mirth,
or floats upon delicious, ripping river of fun,
intoxicated by the view and the motion"
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HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
No. 32 Wall St., New York.

TOWER, GIDDINGS Il TORREY, and BREWSTER
SWEET d CO., Boston, General Agents for New En-
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Great Britain.
THE CENSUS.
LONDON, June 2l.-The census Iof England,
Wales and Ireland is completed. The popula-
ton of England and Wales is about 22,700,0O0,
and of Ireland 100000.
Mr. SCHENCk.
Mr.. Schenck will present his credentials to
the queen on Friday.
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ROST TON SHOE TORE,
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ey-Cal and these Rare Bargains in Boots and
Shoes, at
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Misses Department.
Child's Department.
Mems Department.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-02
DIR. " hitler.

4 REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE,
4 as Diploma at office will show, has been
Longer en- gagged in the treatment of Venereal, j
Sexual and Private diseases than any other
II hygcIan in ST. Louis. SYPHILIS, 6onorrhes,
elect, Structure, orchitis, Hernia, and Rupture,
All Urinary Diseases and SyphIlitic or Mercurla
|Anictlons of Throat Skin or Bones, are treat
led With unparalleled success. SpermAtorrhes,
Sexual Debility and In potency, as the result
|of ssf-abuse in you!b, sexual excuses in ms
tuFer ears, or other causes, and which produce
SO me of the following effects, as nocturnal ennis
siona, blOtehes, debility, dizziness, dinness Of
hi, confusion of Ideas evil forbodings, ayers
on TO society of fem &les, loss of memory and
sexual power, and rem derin marriage i'm proper
Iare permanently cured. The Doctors oppor
Isunities hospital and private practice un.ur-
passed In St. Louis or any Other city. Back
iles Of St. Louis papers prove that he b ss beer
ocsted here longer than spy other so advert
sing The establiEhm ept, library lsbortory an
appointments, are unriyalles il the West, IN
l.urpafsed anywhere. Age with experiences
ian be relied upon, and the doctor can refer to
many physicians throughout the country In
past success and present position be stands
~ithout competitor. TIe writings eta ply
| .ieian whose reputation is Union wde should
| oe worth reading. DR.. whittier publishes 8
Medical Pamphlet rel&ting to Vsnereal disef SEES
l md the disastrous and varied consequence
# self abuse, that will be sent 10 any address
| q sealed envelope for two stamps, Many
physicians introduce patients TO the doctor afs
Ter read Dg his medical pamphlet. Communi
cation confidential. A friendly talk will cost you
nothing. Office central. yet retired, No. 6l7 81
Charles street, ST. Louis, Mo. Hours Q O. N
Ito y. m. Sundays u 90 2 p. m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-02
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY,
In the Circuit CourE of said county, TO the
September Term, A. D. 1871, In Chan
Gerry.
Patrick McElherne vs.. James McMsn Us and
Charles Shultz. Foreclosure.
Affidavit Of the nou-resideuce of James
McManus, one of the shove named defend
ants, having been 6led in the Office OF the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Rock Island
county, notice lie hereby given TO the said
James MeManus that the CON plain ant here
tofore filed his certain bill of complaint 10
said Court on the chaneery side thereof,
and that summons thereupop
iesued out of said Court against all of said
defendants, returnable on the firss Monday
of September A D. 1871, ss 10 by law re-
ouired. Nov, unless you, the said James
McManus and Charles Schultz, shall person
ally be and appear before said Circuit Cour,
Of Rock Island County Oh the first day OF
the next term thereof, to be held at Rock
Island, in said county, on the 6rst Mondas
of September A. d. 1871, aud plead ans wer
or demurrer to the said com plainants' bill
of complaint, the same and the matters and
things therein charged and stated will be
taken as confessed, aud decree entered
against you according to the prayer of said
bill. ). z. HoDGEs, Clerk.
PIT. McELHERNE, Complainant.
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Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

Rock Island CoUETI,
In the Circuit Court, TO the Septem Der term,
A. ID. 1871. In Chsncery.
John Z Brown and Laura n Brown rs Rob
ert b Morrison, Isabella Hill, Daniel II
Hill, Harriet Irwin. James P Irwin, So,
san NJ Avery, A. phouso c Avery, Anna
Jackson, Robert H Morrison, Jr., JOSEF L
6 Morrison, Alfred J Morrison, Anna
Barringer, Paul Barriuger, Rufus Bar
ringer, TexADa Twitty. 1heodine B Twit-
ty and William A Elliott. Bill for Par
titiOn.
Affidavit of the non-residence of all of said
defendants having been fled in said cause,
notice is hereby given you, said defendants,
and every one of you, that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said Court, and thai
summons has been issued against you
therein.
Now, unless you shall personally be and
appear before the said Court, on the FIRST
day of the next term thereof TO be holden IL
the Court House in the city Of Rock Island
in the county and State aforesaid, on tbs
6rst Monday of September next, to which
time aud place the said summons is made
returnable, and plead, answer or demur tt
the bill of complaint In said suit filed, tba
the same will be taken for confessed a
against you, and decree entered accordingly
Rock Island, H.. July lst, A. D. 1871.
SAMUEL P. HODGES,
Clerk of said Court.
OSBORN & CURTIS, Comprts Solicitors.
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apr4dw1y
MANHOOD:

HOW LOST, HOW REST0RED'-Justp pub
IL hshed by DR.. Lewis, $50 pages, Thir0 Ed
ton, tho Medical Companion and Guide to
Health. on the radical cure of Spermatorrh vea,
or Seminal Weakness, Invouniary semin 81
Losses, 1mPoteney, Mental and Physical Inca
paoity, lupediment. TO Marriage. ETC.. and the
Fenereal and syphillitic Maladies, with Plain
and clear directions for the speedy cure of Sec
ondary symptoms, Gonorrhes, elects, Structures.
and all diseases of the skin, Euoh Scurvy
scrofnlA, Ulcers, Boils, BIotohes and Pinples on
the face and body, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual ex-
travAgAnce.
TIE celebrated author, in this admirable treat
Use, clearly demonstrates, from forty years snc.
cessfal practice, that the alarming consequence
of slf-abuso may be radically cured, pointing
cut mode of cure st once simple, certain, and
eHeetusl, by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, can be effect
usly cured, cheAply, privately and radically.
~ This book should be in the hands of ev-
cry youth and every man in the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelop. Price 80
cents. Address, DR.. LEWIS, No. 7, Beach ST.
New York. juns13-d4nIy