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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-18
Chicsgo naFket.
FslskraPhsd TO the Argus.

EslsKTzPksd 10 ths ARGUS.
oHIcAso, May Is.
Flour-In better demand for middlng gra' es,
So 62a6 90 in some GASES advsnc of I0n12c
was obtained.
Wheat-More active with sales at ST 293a
l 30 closing at 81 29s cash and 81 292 seller
June.
Corn Moderately active at 54sa54ac; closing
at 54so for No q
Osts-Fairly active, igher, at 50&ab04c.
Rye-Lowsr at S64asSe.
BARLEY Quiet at s0aS1c.
Whisky-SSaSS4c.
PoIk-Flrmer at $l5 IS and $15 s7a cash and
June.
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Proverbs for the season: Use Rsnne's
Magic Oil" Cant keep house without it."
1T works like charm" "a few more bot
sles left "a Yankee invention worth try
ing" Cures quickly for little money"
For sale BY John Bengston.
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NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE excels
every thing. No dirt, no sediment, no poi
son Perfectly reliable. 1t does the work
most effectusly. A treatise giving tttlt
particulars sent postage free upon spphca-
tion to Proctor Bros, Gloucester, Mass,
sole agents. See advertisement.
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St0ohS and 32oney.
Teiesraphsd 20 the ARsUs.
new YoRK, MaylS
Money Market-Easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Nominsl al at 84A8E.
dold-Olosed at 81 .092.
Governments-Steady.
COupons-6's of 81, I.lls; 6-20's, 62,l.Iss
"a, I.I1s; '66, l.12; new, Ll0s; '67. I.lOt; 'ss
l.I04; 10-4O's, large l.062; small I.06.
Stocks steady.
N. Y. Centrsl--o2s.
Northwestern-SG4. Preferred SO.
Rock Island, 1.1ls.
Pacific Mail, 43a,
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Obicazo live Stock.
Telegraphed to the AReUs.

TelegTaphed 70 the ARGUE
UEIoH SYooK YARDS, May Is.
Enthusiastically dull and prices weak at
further decline of 12ic. Shippiag steers sold at
Sc 624 for choice, So IL for good, S. 75a6 90 for
fair, and SIS 50a5 81 for med; stock steers sold
at 81 50as 25 for medium to choice lots; butch
ers' cattle sold at$b 374a5 so for choice, IS 00a
rs for fair to good, sad Sc 25a4 rs for common
to medium fat lots.
Hogs-Dull and 26c lower; closing sales "a
25la 80 for choice to extra; 81 0Oa4 10 foF
fair, closing ct 81 for best grades.
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PALKER HOUSE,

CHICAGO, ILL.
This new and magnificent Hotel (the finest
west OF New York, situated corner State aoa
Quincy streets, was completed and opened Sept
20, 1870. It has two hundred and fifty roo rs
many of which have bath rooms and water clos
cts at ttaehed). which are made accessible fro
the ground floor, where the grand rotunds and
office is situated, BY Otis Tufts beet passenger
elevator WPF EEsERVE, Prop.
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MILD YET THoRoUGH.-Dr. Henry's Root
and Plant Pills do not cause nausea or grip
ing. Try them and you will be satisfied
See advertisement.
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Sac advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispen>
sary, headed Book for the Milion-MAR.
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by ell.
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LOCAL OTIOES.

VS. Ask attention to the advertisement in
another column, of" Jaokson's Oatarrh Snuff
aud Troohs Powder"-2 good article. d&w
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- Gard.

Clergyman while residing in south America
IS a missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans, and the whole train of disorders brought
on by bsneful and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunGte, Iwill send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to
any one " ho needs it, free of charge. Address
Jos. 7. IEMAH, Station D. Bible House, \. ]. City
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Agents! Read This !

NE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY OF
w $50 per Week and Expense or AilOu 9
large commission to sell our new and wond erluI
inventions. Address n. WAGNER CO.,
Marshall, Mich.
C.1O A DAY FOR ALL with Stencil Tools
sD L " Address E A. GRAHAM, Springfield, Vt.
S90S Month Horse and Carriage furnish
'DS~ ced Expensespaid. Il Shaw, Alfred NJ e
w antsd. Experienced Cdnuassers, mailed female
w J.WeAverS Co.. .26S Superior st. Cleveland,o.
d A. GALLUP, NJ. D., Uroscopis Physician,
b. Marshall, Mich. Send for pamphlet.
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JEwEERYv DO.
.. scHN1xB,
Matchmaker & JeWeler.

Opposite Darts Store, Illinois street,
ROCK ISLAND, ,............,...............
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF WATCHES,
II Clocks and Jewelry, constantly on hand and
sold at the lowest prices.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry. uov30 dom
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

M WANTED.-A SITUATION AS ENGIN-
w EER in some Manufactory, by q man who
mas had several years experience. Good refer
ence given. Address P. 0. Box S55, Rock Is
land HIS may I-dtf
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LIME.
KEW LINE WAREHOUSE.
Cor. Orleans and Buffalo sts,

Cor. Orleans and Buffalo sts,
ROCK ISLAM O,.....,s Lis
formerly BOgue's Agricultural warehoase.)
DoRT BYRON WHITE LIME ROCK Is
i land and Davenport Lime. Louisville and
Utica Cement, Plaster Paris, Plastering, Hair
and Sand. satisfsotion gusrantse ed.
feh2s-d3m MATTHEWS 4 co.
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8UasNIEs CARES.
Attorneys.
CHARLES ROBINSON.

A TToRNEY AT Law Hur's Block, cor.
n Washington snd Illinois streets, Rock ls
land. Connected with BsIbee Il Marsh'e Law and
Collection once of Chicago. ms l5dly
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Nnyv. ADvHaxxsan6HMxa.
CHEAP ADyERTIsING.-we will in

{ (NHEAP ADVERTIsING.-We will in
- sert an advertisement in EIGHr HUNDRED
niheriean NEWSPAPERS for SIX DOLLARS PAs
nN,I per week. One line one week will cost Six
= goliars' Two lines will cost Twelve Dollars, and
noi .,nes WIN cost Sixty Dollars. Send for
.Iintea Lat. Address GEO. P. .ROwELL 4 co
Advertslh Agents, No. Al Park Row, New York
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FRAGRANT SAP0LlENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and
Clothing; removes Paint, Greese, Tar, de-, in
stantly, without the least injury to the finest
fabric. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. FRAGRANT sAPoLIENE CO., 80
Barclay ST., New York, as La Sale st Chicago.
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MoRDoFP's sURp cUpV

Is permanent cure for Riosbones, Sparins,
splints, Curbs and Thoroughpins. price 81 per
box. Sold by all druggists, or sent prepaid for
81 rs. F. R. CARY, Druggist, Belvidere IN.
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BRIGGS HOUSE.

The undersigHed takes pleasure in Announo-
ing 10 his former patrons and the public th at he
has associated himself with the management Of
tie Briggs House, Chicago, where he will be
pleased to entertain his friends, and where every
effort will be made t. secure the comfort snd en-
iovuent of all who favor the house With their
patronage. RICHARD sOMEhs,
mchl0 Late of the Richmond HouEe.
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union HOTEL,
EIERETT HOUSE.

BYRON A. BALDWIN co., PRoPRIEroEs.
Corner Clark and Van Buren Strsetss,
Chicago, ILL.,
&ze- This Hotel, near Michigan Southern and
Rock Island DepOts, is centrally located, neatly
and elegantly furnished. and will afford to visit
ore and country merchants as good sccommoes-
tions as can be founu in the city. Terms $3.50
per dAy- mehl 3-df
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BHRKsaxRa FIGS,

Splendid Ones two months old. SIS, either sex.
Safe shipment guaranteed; payment 80 dayss sf-
ter receipt of stock. L. CONVERSE, Bucyrut, 0.
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c 0 NJ M ( R ClkL.

Rock IsLAHD, May Is.
THIS Flour market is corrected ct Warmers
Mills and the quo otations the ruling prices OF
the Rock Island market.
WINTER WBEAr FLoUR-W hOlesals. ...... SIS. 40
:. 9. Retail ...........e {. 90
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Z. {. PARMEKTE2.

TToRKEY AND CoUEsRLLOE AZ Law.
n odes over Mitchell 4 Lynds's Bank, Rock
Island. III. 26di!Weiw.
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Ter rece pI oI steck. Il. OoAfEkeh, Ducyfuk, W.
T W. VAN EAMEE, N. D., successfully treats
J all classes Of chronic and Acute Diseases.
Send stamp for circular containing particulars
and testimonials. Address Box 5l20, NY. City.
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BOOB. BINDING

At their new shop on Madison street, near
Orleans, Roo ok Island, have a stock Of piese
goods, and are prepared TO make up clothing to
order. Perfect fits guaranteed. Cleaning,
Securing, Cutting and repairing done oheaply
and promptly. A share of custom respectfully
solicited. mchSd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05
THE BULLETIN.
BY TEhEGRAPH
Reported especiaiIy.for the Cairo HUI
Ietin. Ten hours I'm advance Of ~.
Louis papers.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 4.--George T..
! Thrall, rector of the Emanuel church, on
| Fifty-seyenth street, has at the request Of
| his congregation, adopted the liturgy Of
uniOn prayer book, which differs from that
! in use in the diocese Of New York.
Mr.. Thrall states that this ritual is the
work Of n number Of divines, but this coun-
| try aud England was far from its passage
| which. bad given rise ~ q controversy Of
| contention in the church. The congrega-
tion seemed pleased with the changes made
! in the old, and responded with great
h@rtincss. This withdrawal from the
! Protestant Episcopal church it is thought
may prove the beginning Of serious
schisn.
Several natives Of the Provinces of
Hohenzollen, Germany, yesterday took
action 70 contribute 10 the fund for tho
erection Of monument In the town Of
sigmaringen, in memory Of the native
Hohenzollern's who Lost their lives on the
battle.helds Of France.
The executive committee of the Ger
man national association hos issued cir
cular calling on the members 10 attend a
mass meeting at the Cooper Institute in
reference 10 the condition Of the city
financial affairs and the corrup-
iion OF the city government, this
evening. r-...
An inmate OF the house of Madam Van
Buskirk, the alle sed abortionist. saws that
the deceased girl, Emily \. Host, gave
birth to a child, August 26th. On Satur-
day the child died, and the physician who
made the post mortum eIamina at ion, thinks
its death was caused by accidental sufoca.
tion, but circumstances in the case creates
suspicion. The inquest will he held to-dsy.
Some accounts OF The county expendi-
lures are again Published to-day These
accounts, said 10 be taken from the list
furnished by the mayor and Comptroller,
show that in loG9and 1871, nearly thirteen
and half million dollars were taken
from the public treasury, Of which FIVE
and three quarter millions went to Enger- |
soll and nearly three millions to
A. j. Garvey, and a million and quarter
10 Keyser & Co, and three-quarters Of a |
million, which is said 70 be unpaid, 70 j.
A. Smith, who Is believed TO be myth.
The Irish are beginning action in refer
ence to alleged frauds on the city treasury. |
At meeting of the Irish democrats
Saturday, resolutions were passed calling
upon the comptroller 10 resign, and de-
nounced generally the peculation ring.
1t was decided TO have public meeting
to further carry out the objects Of the as
sociatioa.
An announcement was made that the
democratic state committee will meet at
Albany on Wednesday next TO designate
the time and place for holding the demo-
cratic state convention.
BASE BALL.
The Mutuals defeated the Athletics to-
day by tho following score Athletics, 8;
Mutuals, Z.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToS, September 4.-No ma.
terial change is reported from the Pacific
and Rocky Mountain stations. The ba-
rometer has fallen very generally during
the day cast Of the Rocky Mountains, and
especially on the gulf and over the lakes,
but the highest pressure remains central
in Delaware. The temperature has risen
decidedly from Missouri 10 New York,
and northward fresh southerly winds have
prevailed ut mos: stations in the regions
north-castcrly on the gulf coast. Smoky
and hazy weather has continued from
Michigan TO the middle of the Atlantic
Clouds ard light rain on the immedis
coast from Louisiana to Florida, and local
rains have fallen in Wisconsin, but else-
where clear weather is reported.
PROBABILITIES.
Clear and hazy weather will probably
continue from New England 10 South
Carolina, with southerly winds; falling
barometer with southwest winds and in
creased cluudiness from tho Lakes south.
ward TO the Ohio and Missouri rivers.
Continued cloudiness and local rains prob
able on the gulf coast.
Commissioner Drummond, of the gencr-
al land Office has addressed the following
letter to registers which was received at
TaylOrs Fails, MINI;
"By communication from the Hon. Com.
missioner Of Indian affairs I am informed
that settlers are entering upon lands COM
prised within the limits Of the Mile Lac
Indian reservation IN your district and
filing claims therefor under the impress
sion that these lands are now public lands
opened to settlement and entry
You are now informed that these lands
are still occupied by Indians, and are not
subject to disposal, and you are requested
10 give public notice by advertisement in
paper OF general circulation in that
neighborhood of the above fact, and also
that all settlements and entries thereon
are illegal and will not b. recognized by
this office. Dat
The secretary of the interior as trustee
10 the Kickapoo Indians has invested in
the 5per cent loan about Sl40, 600 being
the amount realized for the sale of their
lands in Kansas.
ST.LoUIs, Sept. 4.-Mikc Arnmon who is
at present under sentence of six years
imprisonment for killing l.. Ackley, in
May last was to-day brought TO trial on
charge of killing man in 1869.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, September A CORES pond
ent who, on an invitation, accompanies the
King of Spain on three weeks journey
through the provinces, telegraphs from
Albacche that the royal party had reached
that place Saturday evening, having made
thirty-six stages that day.
On the route from Madrid the king was
| everywhere received with enthu-
siasm. Deputations presented him ad-
dresses Of loyalty TO which he gracefully y
replied. He spake, even with the poorest,
listening with tho greatest patience to the
requests, suggestions and petitions he is
receiving and he is winning the hearts Of
everybody.
In personal conversation with the
king be said that he desired that Spain
should be we'll understood BY the United
States, and that friendship between the
two countries should be cultivated.
LONDON, September Queen Victoria
Is stu confined 10 the house
The steamship Bristol, Of New York.
touched at Queenstown and proceeded 70
Liverpool.
Aiemonia touched at Plymouth and pro-
ceeded TO Hamburg.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, September 3. A monster
demonstration was held tonight with a
vast procession. A hundred thousand
people were present at the meeting Mt
Pbenix Park. Messrs. Smyth, Bull and
Norton spoke. Resolutions demanding
the release of the Fenians were adopted.
AZ the people were returning several COL
llsions took place. The police officers
drew their slaves and the people used
sticks and stones. The latter gradually
dispersed. Many arrests were made.
DUBLIN, September Am the riot
yesterday only six policemen were injured,
and l5 slightly hurt. Twenty.seven
rioters were arrested. Disorderly persons
were in the streets all night singing sed-
diuous songs. The police station was
besmeared with the blood of the wounded.
CHINA.
DIsAsTRoUs rYPHooS.
HoSG KOSG, Sept. A most disas- !
trous typhoon visited this vicinity ycster- |
day. Twelve vessels were driven ashore /
and much damage done on land.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. To-day being the rst
anniversary Of the downfall of the empire
and the proclamation Of the republic, mil
ltary precautions were taken against any
dangerous demonstration The day pass
cd of quietly.
DISARMAMENT.
The disarmament of the national guards
in the cities Of southern France will begin
on the 18th inst
Troops have been concentrated in such
a manner as to insure prompt obedience to
the law.
As soon as the disarmament is complet-
ed the state Of the siege win be raised.
In the assemble to-day the minister Of
war informed the chamber that the CON.
mission appointed TO investigate the ca
pitulations during the late war would
meet on the 18th.
Abill providing for a tax on new papers
was adopted
BERLIN, ,Sept4.-Bismarck Bohtens has
been relieved from the government Of Al
SAGE and Lorraine, and promoted to the
rank of general.
LONDON, Sept. IA special despatch to
the Standard, from Spain, says that the
progress of king Amandus from Albasts
Is one continuous ovation.
The steamer Cohdon, from New York,
arrived out.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

with It's gloomy attenslants, low spir.
iis, dePressiOn, ,fssvslW. tsry esnissisns,
loss of semen. spsrvuHtSrrhea.i ioss Ut
powes, dizzy hcsa, loss Of memory,
ctlity, mmd = sovereign cure In Hum.
Ireys Homeopathic .Speciiic No.
twenty.ciEhe. Composed OF the mast valua.
once NJ the roots Of the matter, tone up NE syo.
ten, arrest the discharges, and impart sisor nd
energy me AN. vitality 20 the entire man. They
package Of tive boxes and . large S2 vial, which
svcry important in obstinate or old eases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all drassist,, and sent
" mail on recsps " price. Address Humphrey !
Specific Homeopathic. Medicine Co., 6G2 Broad.
way, Ny. 7. SCaUH, Agent. -
sngiodeow wev-ly e-II-. .t
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BOSTON.
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE CONVEN-
TION.
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF CT.
GAR MAKERS.

BosToN, Sept. 4.-The executive com.
mittee Of the American woman's suffrage
association decided TO hold their next an.
nual meeting in Philadelphia, November
22d and 23d.
Tha seventh annual convention of cigar
makers international union met in Boston
to-day. About 500 delegates were present.
Feado of Toledo, presided. In tho
opening address he urged all cigsr-mskers
TO use their endeavor to get some Of the
obnoxious revenue laws repealed-and
that the society should become q secret
organization.
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BULLETIN BUILDING. WASHINGTON A
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September 4.
PROvISIONS-Quie..
| PORK-$l25o.
LARD-Saleable at sic; held a, s.s
SIC.
MEATS-Steady shoulders, 7c.
WHISKY-Dulla and easier; held al s9c
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LouIs, September 4.
| FLOUR Dull; X $i.5Oa4.s0; XIX
A.75a5i xxx $3.25aS.so; family s6.4Oa
675
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; No. 4 red
in elevator, 81 .05a1.06; No. 3 $l.lo offered
$l.l asked; No. 2 Sl.2Oai.23
CORN--Fair demand, held arm ; mixed
4ls42c; bulk mixed zoe yellow 5ic.
OATS-Inactive and easier for buyers
No. mixed 35!a36c; bulk 3ss4Oc sacked.
Offerings large, market dull;
No. spring, G0a65c bulk; Mol sSa7Oc.
RYE-Unchanged 5sa69c for prime.
PORk-Quiet and easy; Sl2.75.
BACON-In good demand; buyers OF
round lots contend for concessions, and
salss generally were jobbiug and order
LOTS shoulders, 6isesci clear rib Tic;
clear sidcs 73asc.
AhAsb-<Nosuihk CpOtC0 koVl6
In small way, 9a93c.
WHISKY-Stsady at e9c.
CATTLE-Unehanged.
NEW ORLEANS.
Nsw ORLEANS, September 4.
FLOCR-Dull; superfne $3.50; Xxx
$S.75; xxx S59Oas. .25.
CORN--Firmeri mixed Ssc.; whito
9Oca$2.
OATS--52c .... , ..
BRAN-$l.l5.
HAY-Firmer; prime $40; choice $40
All.
PORK-Quiet; mess lac.
BACON-7}aY3asic.
HAMS-Sugar cured, 15alsic.
LARD-Sseady; tierce iotc; keg lls
ll}c.
SUGAR-Common 9s9ic; prime l2c.
MOLASSES-lSc.
WHISKY-Dull; 90c c.atl.0O.
STERLISG-l23t; sight fc premium.
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JOB PRINTING.

The uAderslgned, pscpr,stors Of the Dali, and
WtEkLr brLlsr,s, have JUST received IN assort-
%sns me- 2. 'ss sssss styles q Job Printing tyPss
in the south and West. They nsiter themssiyes
that they possess facilities for turning ons
promptly, 70 ths best style Of the Art alf wo,k
label 10 the mAsimosh poster, and q psIc q
which Leave with our business men no good ex-
cufe fol seuding their work 10 81. Louis, Cincln.
' Chicago. JN0. II. OBERLY 4 GO.
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LITTLE ROCK.

LITTLE Rock, Sept. 4.--The Democra-
cy of Pulaski county met in convention
today and perfected an organization.
Resolutions endorsing the 'new departure"
and central committee. Several speeches
were made, among others, one by Col. r.
A. Howard, who spoke at considerable
length in favor OF the advanced position
OF the democracy. A good many colored
people were in attendance and everything
passed Of quietly and orderly.
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BUFFALO,.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROP.
o., ERTY.

BUFFALO, September A largo num-
ber of watches and gold chains were seized
here to-day by +, Z. Doyle, superntend-
ent OF tho Buffalo city police, suppc ssd 10
have been stolen either in Missouri or Ne
braska BY burglar whose name is sup
pressed for tho present. Parties losing
such goods are requested to write TO Supt.
Doyle without delay. A burglar named
Henry Walker was arrested, to-day, with
ton pieces Of cashmere cloth, supposed TO
have been stolen.
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HARTFORD, CONN.
WHAT GEN. HAWLEY THINKS
OF BEN. BUTLER.

HARTFORD, September An a circular
lettcr published in reply to Gen. Buffers
Springfield speech, Gen. Hswlsy says he
thinks Butler is the most reckless, unscru.
pulous and dangerous demagogue this
country has seen since Aaron Burr, and
that he may make good deal of trouble,
but will kill himself He might succeed
in Paris as Robcspierre and Rochefort sue
ceeded, but he was montrously y out of place
in New England.
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MEMPHIS.
SUPPOSED MURDER.
SHORT CROP OF COTTON.

MEMPHIS, Sept. A planter named
Conway living near Bartlett, on the
Louisville X. r., was found near his homo
yesterday morning lying in the road with
his skull crushed, as if II had been done
with fence rail. He had difficulty with
some of his hands on Saturday and it is
supposed he Was murdered by one or more
Of them. fa '.' E f'H.&'| :
Reports Of the cotton crop are very un-
favorable, and the shedding of which has
been going on in the 'uplands on account
OF the drouth, is now commencing in the
lowlands especially in Arkansas, and re-
ports since Friday are very gloomy. II
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LOUISVILLE.
ISAUGURATIoN OF LESLIE.

LOUISVILLE, September 4.-Hon. Pres.
ton A. Leslie, governor-elect Of Kentucky y
will be inauguaated at Frankfort to.mor-
row, with the usual ceremonies, consisting z
of procession and music, administration
oath Of office, inaugural address, etc. A
large attendance is expected from con-
venient portions Of the state.
SHOT ny HIS son.
Wednesday night man named Rhodes,
living in McCracken county, went home
in state Of intoxicatiop, and commence
beating his wife: His child, II years old,
seized gun and shot his father dead.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-05
CINCINNATI.
REVENUE COLLECTION,

CScINSArI, Sept 4.-The collections
of revenue for the first Ohio district for
the month of August amounts to 1890, 900,
AS follows; On liquors, $273,Oo0; on beer
Sal 900, and on tobacco, $4,000.