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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-25

Rock IsLAsD. March 25
THIS Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices OF
the Rock island market.
WINTER WHEAT FLoUR-W holesale. S.. 40
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-25

The Ohio Legislator is on a visit to Gin.
cinuRt
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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early i'dis-
n eretion, causing nsrvous debility, prema-
ture decay, etc, having tried in vain every ad
vertised remedy. has a single means of selt-cure
which he will ss nd free to his fellow sufferers
Address J. Il. TUrTLE, rs Nassau st., n. 7
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LOCAL NOTICES.
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PALMER House,

CHICAGO, ILL.
This new and magnificent Hotel (the finest
west OF New York;, situated corner State aad
Quincy streats, was completed and opened Sept.
20, 1870. 1t has two hundred and fifty rooms
(many Of which have bath rooms and water clos
cts sttached). which are made accessible from
the ground floor, where the grand rotunda and
Office is situated, BY Otis Tufts best passenger
elevator W.P. F. MESERVE, Prop.
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EVERETT HOUSE.

BYRON a. BALDWIN 4 CO., PROPRIEIoRs.
Corner Clark aad Van Buren Streets,
CHICAGO, ILL.
&a- This Hotel, near Michigan Southern and
Rock Island Depots, is centrally located, neatly
and elegantly furnished. and will afford to visit
ors and country merchants good accommoda-
tions as can be founa in the city. Terms $3.50
per day. mchI5-dtf
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BLOOMINGTON, QLL)kURsERY.

nR. s. s. EITCH'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN: so
- pages sent by mail free. Teaches how to
cure all diseases of the person. skin, hair eyes,
compilation. Write TO IA Broadway New ork.
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Particular attention given 10 the purchase and
sale of all kinds of LIVE STOCK. Ali sales
guaranteed. Circulars Issued daily. Ali com
munications by letter or telegraph will receive
prompt attention.
Special Inducements offered TO grain dealers
and live stock shippers at points on the Rockford
r. I. & St. Louis r. r. All consignments, orders
and com nun ications should be addressed to
FL SEAVEY CO.,
10. 10 South Main Street, St. Louis
rnrh94 DIV
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Total amount of prizes.... ''-:'''.''s ~
For ref Fences we refer 10 all the principal busl-
ness men of the city Of Davenport.
Financial Trustee-C. 5 STE AM hLL2' FIse'
iAenl O;tizens' National Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

New YORK, November 1S.-There was 8
run on the National and the Bowling Green
Savings Banks to-day. The latter, of which
Henry smith, the police commissioner, Is
president, suspended payment at O'Clock
p. H., having exhausted its capital OF $780,
coo. Its officers claim that ut the end OF
sixty days the bank viii be able to meet all
demands.
The National Savings Bank Is also re-
ported to be unable to stand the pressure
and 10 have closed its doors before the end
OF business bours.
There will he run on other banks on
Monday.
The Guardian Savings Bank, previously
reported suspended, has its portals barred,
and all entrance to the building is denied.
Notice has been given that the painters,
bricklayers, house-smiths, stair-builders
and joners' unions will withdraw from the
Workingmen's Union, as the latter IL being
used mostly to advance the Interest OF poll
ticians.
Judge Gilbert has denied the application
to compel the Brooklyn board Of canyassers
to reject the returns OF certain districts in
Rpouk!Yu,
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LATEST Foreign news.

- atAp E November 1S.-The COMMITTEES
oe .ne Coftes has agreed to report i'm favor
b ~ .a1ias the Interest on Spanish bonds 81
o oSpos, November 1S.-A collision has
~; suiIen ae sea between two Americar rao.
selS, the Ella Norton and Aonns Tar W.
s ven. Inc Campbell was SINK bnt 80 IT.
mere are no particulars. NV Is ses
LohDoS, November 18.-The first CATH
Amnr;s saon ever dispatched from England to
If fo,, ,ca sailed to-day. The party ennsist,
erci,,.; priests, whose duty will be To lahor
the TTn;teG among the colored people Of
After the celebrat,o, ~
tnelr departure Bishop Msnninep addoo 70
Tue missionaries. He said that th;s r,,.s; -
nad been established hv the Thnro I''o ,ll
England because this countrv had ;r,,,osa II,
| slavery on America, and it was fitt;nr .f.,,
Engilshmen should he the first IN 7nn1a .r g.,
race. pateo
Inc STANDARD announces that the neco
! tIat'ons between the British and French
governments for tbe modification of Tn,
commercial treaty have been broken of. M
| cause Ii assigned therefor.
| IARJs, November 16.-The publication
vi me Acen1r and Pays has been suspend
government. INSULTING " Tx
several additional courts.martisl have
G Gten es'aol'shed, in order to more speedily
uiSpose OF the Communists.
| Gambetta's speech at 81. onentin ,r,.
moderate in tone. He ass,1raS bia la.r va
that no present danger menaced tha ren, 81
| lie, but reforms We're needed to confirpp, i
| FRANKFORT, November 1a.-An exnlo
SION at Fortress Ehrenbritzen. opnosit,
jCoDlentz, Killed three soldiers and woiInd
many. The supply OF powder for q tor
years siege escaped. The laboratory build
ings We're badly shattered.
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TeIegEmDhic Summary

Lord Teuterdon has been appointed the
British agent TO the Geneva arbitration.
The dutch embassy at the Papal Court
has been abolished.
Penpefed Il Lows hardware works. Mt
Middleton, Conn. have been burned. Loss.
$50, 600. - A'"' Ao'''
There were two deaths frcm cholera at
the New York quarantine yesterday.
The French ship Bonnet has been lost
on Folly reef. The crew was saved.
The Scventy-eighth regiment leaves Hall.
lax, n. s.. for Queenstown this week.
The majority for Beyeritce. cor gresham
ct large in Illinois, is only 10 900.
The Guardian Savings Institution. OF
Chatham street. New York, has failed.
The crew Of the p. &. Sherman, wrecked
on Lake Erie, are safe, except the chamber.
maid. who died from exposure. The crew
drlited for twenty hours In Ell open boat.
Several Of the crew Of the steamer City OF
Mexico, from Havana, have been arrested
IN New York for smugglin. cigars.
The importers OF New York publish q
letter complaining OF the continued alb.
straction Of goods coming through the Gus
tom-house.
at Prospcc. Park, Kingston and mate
beat Honest Allen and mate for $1,000
Time, 2:l9h 2:i74, 2:lSH, 30.
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letter from Clarke County

Correspondence of tie h1chn0nd dispatch.
BERRYvlLLE, VA, November II, 1871.
The monthly term Of the County Court
commenced yesterday. Napoleon Buona.
psIte Christian (colored) was convicted OF
grand larceny and sentenced /" coniia"-
mcnt i'll ;he State pcnltcntitry for four
years and six months.
The roccut elections in this county re-
suited taynrably IN those who are opposed
10 RaGcaliStn. The negroes here. Is else
where throughout The State, are alrGyCd ~
designing men against the white popria-
ton, and they ale almost Il unit IN their OPP
position 10 every measure advocated by The
substantial men OF the county.
Ihc crop OF corn in this county is very
Indifferent this year. The wheat LOOKS well,
and It i, TO he hoped Stat OR farmers may
DC giaddcned with an abundant crop. lie
annie crcp was unusually large this year,
and large quantities have been sent 10 New
Yolk and philadelphia. Ibe better varie-
ties have sold readily at ore dollar per
bJiShri.
The people Of Clarke have hitherto PAD
hu: little attention 10 tue culture CT fruit,
hut those who have orchards AZ" beginnirg
10 demonstrate the fact that they can nc
made an important source OF profit. s.
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luton of the driving wheels. Being placed
directly IL front of the boiler, the sound of
the bell Is seldom heard by the engineer or
tremen on the engine, and cannot be heard
on the train, consequently it IS no annoy
ance to passengers, while, it Is claimed, its
position causes the sound to be thrown for
ward, and conducted by the earth and the
railroad track or rails so that 1t can be heard
a considerable distance in advance oil The
train. thus giving timely warning. The
General SUPERINTENDENT Of the road thinks
some recent accidents would have been GER
tainly prevented by the use Of this inven-
ton.
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R1pn1sG TIE SOUTH OF CRIMINALS "A Gu.
RIous STATEBEST.--Lou,sr'lle, November
1.-THE Courier. Journal tomorrow Will
publish startling letter from the South,
which state, that society strong in num-
bers and wealth Is organized, having, for
its object the importation OF negro rutlians
into the northern States.
The letter. which is very positive and
specific, saws that the plan isto furnish such
negroes as are dangerous in every commu'
nifty the means of getting away, requiring
them to 90 north Of the Ohio river. The
society is opposed to the kukluX. 1t claims
it has the right, in the absence Of local jns-
tice. denied by the General Government, to
get rid OF its murdcrers and maraudcrs by
money.
1t Is alleged that the increase Of negro
criminals in the North during the last three
months is the result of the operations OF
this society. In douhle-leaded leader
the Courier Journal discourages the move
mcnt Is rcvCngcflil aud dangerous, and adj
yiscs instead education and kindness to the
negro,
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The tea plant has been cultivated success
fully in Martin county, KY, by Mr.. j. j
Mccoy, who claims to have grown and pre-
pared tea aS good as any that can be im
ported. In a letter published in the Iron
ton (Uhio) Journal Of the 18th ultimo he
SAYS: ." Tne seed was obtained from tee
chest. hut | diSremcmber the grade. have
grown the tea three years, and find it sue
cess, as have used it ut my table, and
believe i. is equal in every respect to tho
imported tea. The plant produces four ol
five crops OF leaves Il year. ! can MAKE lea
enough on thirty feet square for small
family year. 1t begins to Iipen in July
and shoots new leaves and ripens on til
frost. 1t grows from three to four feet high
but have grown some plants four anu 4
halt feet high. 1t requires no more care OF
culture than sage: proper curing Is,
think, all that is wanted to make as SooC
tea as any that is imported. Try it, and see
whether | am mistaken or not. have hat
several merchants aud tea.drlnkerS 10 test
my tea, and all pronounce it genuine"
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1 RULlSE.

IMporTAHr DEcIsIoH - THE DECREE ~
THE CASE OF THE ORANGE. ALEXAEDHIA AID
MANASSAS RAILROAD vs.. The WINCHESTER
AHD PoToMsC RAILROAD. On last NGuucs.
day Judge Turner, Of The Circuit Court,
ren,.cscd decree III the cause OF the
Orange, Alexsndris ard Manassas Railroad
Company Us. The Winchester and Potomac
road, which WAS claboratcly argued by DIS
linguishcd counsel last June in the Fredc-
rick Circuit Court. The suit was insti-
tuted, it will be remembered, for the value
of iron removed from the Manassas road by
the Federal Government and laid down on
the Winchester and Potomoc road during
the war. The Judge rendered decree al
lowing tae Manassas company 2,0S6 tons OF
iron at $50 per ton, and II tons at - per
hundred, the whole amounting to SllJ,
il money, with interest for i've years,
We have not heard whether it Is the III
tcntion of the Winchester and Potomac
COMPANY to carry the case to the Court oil
Appeals or not Winchester Nelcs.
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Marine News,

FORTRESS MONROE, November l5.-Ihe
bark Moro Castle spoke on the 13.h OF oc,
tooer the ship Cunningham, from brlst0l
for Peru, forty-two DAYS out, in iatituus
I3o SCI south, longitude $40 o west.
NoRroLK, November 1S.-The steamship
EQUATOR, from Galveston for New York.
nut in here short OF coal, and sails IN the
morning. She reports having experienced
heavy northeast gales the entire passage.
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Another Hncendsary Fire In Char.
kOlte, v. g.

Another Hncendsary Fire In Char.
k0lte, n. q.
EIeclal telegram TO The Dispatch.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., November 1S.-Eyery-
thing has remained quiet here until about
8 O'Clock tonight, when An alarm of ire
was sounded. a quantity of combustible
material had been placed in q framed ware
house in the rear of block Of wooden
buildings in the Immediate neighbour
hood of the former ire and fired. The
FIRE was, fortunately, extipg'ushed be-
fore any material damage had been
done. A man short distance from the
warehouse saw the match applied started
and was proceeding cautiously to make his
arrest, but the incendiary became alarmed
and ran, the other party giving chase but
failed in overhauling him. Unfortunately
the party giving chase was unarmed. Inc
community is very uneasy, much e1cited'
and alarmed. might state IN connection
with these fires that the parties who were
arrested and lodged in Jail in September ior
threatening to burn the town were released
on bail few days ago. The party tnat
chased the Incendiary says he was Write
man and stranger to the place.
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4 TuREE-FEET VEIN OF LEAD SIRE DIS

COVERED IN BEDFORD COUNTY, PA.-Tht
Bedford (Pa.) Inquirer says:
MI. William karns, on Wednesday o
last week, while PROSPECTING for iron ore
on the property of i Mr.. SNYDER. about a;
mile or two north Of Lafay cttcyiLc, struck
Il vein o; lead ore, which he estimates a
about three feet in thickness. q specimen
OF The ore left at this office presents every IL
dication Of being very rich. A small portion
OF tee ore melted in a blacksmith forge pro
duccd about Sky Per cent. OF pure lead
No careful examination has yet been made
tut the indications are that il will be touuC
in very considerable quantities, and that il
will prove valuable. 1t has long been {
matter Of tradition that lead ore existed in
various pats OF this county, but it has
never heretofore been found in any con
siderable quantity"
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AsYr0Dr THAT CAS- BEAT GRAST.-T

A,Yr0pT That CAS- BEAT GRANT There
f. Z. rUaior ll3at that before the October
."r,iun- Djnc;ccn Repubhcan senators,
4, IN oge opposed TO the reelection OF Gene
TAI Grant, gave III their adhesion to the
''p.--iyc rolicy,| which the st. Louis Re-
.sjtru1s advises the Democracy to pursue
80 iac presidential canvass ncXt year L. Is
ei~o stated that after the election last month
:, no OF the mqcoptcnt nineteen showed
themselves weak and Waverin-, but that
no thcy have studied the returns more
,.Ittui!v, and made rc-auryey OF the p9'
.l'icaI field, they are again disposed to favor
luc ucuiuAtion o! 4 candidate in opposition
10 General Girant-ii they are allowed TO
y. ~ nate nm, aud thu Democracy will con-
Int htm>eiyeS with polling the full vote OF
lie party for Iim.-BdilmOre Gazette.
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NEW YORK pOLITICAL GossIP.-A New
York CORES pondcut writes under date o.
to 10Th instant
- icgr days ago the fact was mentioned
''...t al Informal meeting OF prominent De-
s,rIat'c ir.,i'cr, from different sections oI
t country had been called here for the
.Ipo> II liking counsel together with re.
! renee to some conccrt Of action in regard
r, 1hc approaching presidential! election.
- response 10 t4,.t call many gentlemen are
LOW here: among them cX-GaVcrn0G Sel
i'll. ur, a Governor English OF tonnectl-
,a-, Had Senator Cu>scrly Of California.
..y !rcl.u. i, strongly IN favor OF rcducln.
80 l.~Gvs o: the campaign 10 demand Tor
: aver tariff, q more economical aqminis-
: '1un OF government, aud 4 thorough cX-
"~ar" and punishment Oh corruption III
tf&sc--ihr reform movement IN this city TO
l.. inc keynote al the last mentioned. The
opposed passive policy as TO candi-
cate ysill also be considered. There are
-'ap Who insist upon bringing the kukiuX,
re constitutional amendments, and other
objections re-. ultir@ nom the late war. into
1"e foreground, but these Will probably be
c1rIrnIrd. In the course Of tow days IN
!'!c.l.g. Developments may be expected"
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Two GAS CoNSUMERS.-We call toe at
1 tention Of all the.e who desire brilliant
light al small cost aid VII no rak, uElLing crest
economy With perfect safety, TO the "HoOD-
WARD GAS CaRBOslZhR.' wh:c II VIII save
% per cent in consumption ana ceoaoIH ns me
Eliminating power and softeuing the light TO the
head the following eeT pxian ohpsop we
obtaineda sWOODWAEDG 4 { CARBoNtZHh'
to be attached to our gag meier 10 test inc qshl-
ties or the Carbouizar. II has ieen In opef allon
now thirteen DAYS: has consumer, AS per report
OF The city gas inspector, considerably less gas
than last month in proportion TO ine huihOer y,
DAYS Ia use. besides our consumption increases
daily having To light un ia. licr. W. are mucii
pleased with the orii;iancy and 1iiuInlE2tin
powers of The light AID the freedom from ihe u!sc
agreea Die slnell that gas has. We take pleasure
III styis tie imp! osemeEt gives eatlre aalsiaG-
Liou and exo.c ct 10 Il We considerable SAVING ~
is!gaedl JOHN II. TYLER CO..
ms IN sr6ine Ii On exhibition daily AZ the once
OF JOSEPH W. JDHNaTJN. No, 40 Goyersor
street., KichmoAd, Va. IL Nv ,"
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DE-. LouS 7. EpwARps BEFORE THE PYru

DIR. JoHS Z. EDWARDS BEFORE TIE PYTu-
1AHs.-By invitation the Rev; John T.. ~
w,rds visited Atlantic Lodge, No. u
knights OF pythias, OF this city, on Thurs
dav night, and delivered one Of the most
ornate and interesting addresses to which
we ever listened on the same subject, n
very tul! lodge was in attendance, INCLUDING
the district deputy grand chancellor and
vice-srand chancellor Of the STATE: and alter
thr exercises were over all repaired to the
Masonic Banquet Hall. on Court street, ane
partook Of splendidly-prepared supper,
which was given in honor Of the dlsilI:
suished guest Of the evenlng'-AotJolh
Journal.
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GRAND CHAPTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
q Grand Chapter of the Masonic Order in
this state was organized and constituted by
DR.. j. P. Little, Grand High Priest OF the
Grand Chapter of Virginia. The following
officers were installed for the ensuing year :
DR.. 4. ii. Logan, q. II. p; Frank Rex,
G. X; l.. A. Luce, G.S.; Elijah Day, Urea:
surer o. S. Long, Grand Secretary, and
others. - Wheeling IatelHgencer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Few York stoch and Money marhe

New YonK, November 1S.-The bank
statement shows that loans have increased
half million; specie increased over two
and quarter millions; legsttenders In.
creased over three-fourths Of o million /; de.
posts increased five millions.
Money easy at 59G, with exceptions at 8
"a. Sterling firm ut 9xG9x. Gold, lilo
11lk. Governments very firm. States in
active Tennessce's, 66X; new, &c. Viz
ginia's, 59h; new, OF. Loulsiana's, 65
new, 55. Levee's, 60; SIS, Is. Alabama's,
90; SIS, Go. Georgia's. 80; rs, Sc. North
Carol'na's, 3sx new, 194. South Caro-
lina's, 70; new, ok.
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~LeEE:AEY or STATE or MAEYLAEp.-N {
barn fAst lur GuVcrnor-eect has rendered
g. eli" At Secretary Of state during his
+ ~ 10 lUc Iun. JOHN Thompson Mason.
t AlH9poli~, and he has consented lc
t.t,c. In" selections OF such Il gentleman
Nr. Macon Tor tGis position indicates !.
IT,: osc 10 gigc q high standard To appoint
.A.it>. Formerly Mr. Mason was one OF
judge Of The Court OF Appeals oE the
!. t", AID stood hi Ia Us a ju.!st. Suisse
'."l,iy he VS. collector OF lie port OF Bat
,"'ao.r during Mg. Buchanan's administ.a-
q: 10. lace W nich time he has been engaged
- the practice OF lis Observation-Disclosures
.ry
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AN ACCIDENT TO HARRY BAssETT.- On
Tuesday las four horses belonging to Colo
mel Mechanics, including the renowned
Harry Bassctt and the flying two-year-oll
Joe Daniels, left Baltimore by the 9:40 train
on the Baltimore and Wilmington railway.
In the car with the horses were four lads
and the foreman Of the at2hle. Mr. Barker,
who was in charge. The train arrived in
West Philadelphia about hait-past /, and
was then shuutcd onto q siding, but it,
stead Of being properly secured. the wheel
Of the car was merely checked with piece
Of rock, which became displaced By the jar
Of 4 passing trIin, and the siding being on
g dcclivity, the ear began TO move off at a
rapid pace. There beln. no brakeman on
the car to stop it, /. ran about q mile and ::
half down the line. and then came into col
li&ion with an oil train which was standing
on The rails with a fearful crash, but
fortunately without up.etting. The force
Of TIE shock was 50 great, however,
that the end Of the car was completely stove
in. and the borses all thrown off their legs.
Joe Daniel, was jcrked into Il buggy which
vas standing at the end, breaking it to
pieces, eating him,elf badly about the
head and baa king his knees. Harry BaS-
self was rather more fortunate, escaping
with the loss Of 3 tooth. His head came
into contact with the petition with such
force as to knock one Of bis front teeth out.
The other horses were only Slightly shaken,
but the boys were baGly bruised. Mr.. Bar
ker jumped of tie car when he found it
vas going last, and was considerably
shaken.
If the switch connecting the siding with
the main line had been shut the car would
certainly have been upsot and the horses
ruined for life. AS il was, they were much
shaken, and it will take some time for them
To recover from The effects Of the accident.
Such gross negligence on the part Of rail
Ncoo York San, NoUembsr Il.
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Big SANDY RAILRoAp.-Shantie are being
built and active preparations are being
made all along the line OF the Big Sandy
road from this city to Mount Sterling with
view to the early commencement OF The
work With q large force. 70 those persons
who have been 50 impatient about TINS
road, we can just say TO them IL they VII,
viii all take ride.--Le1iagton (hy.) %