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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-21
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.


Several prisoners were discharged from custody
yesterday, the ASS slant District Attorney inform.
ing me Court that the compia ming witnesses could
not be found.
George King was tried and convicted or grand
larceny In stealing on the 18th OF November, 100
yards OF cotton damask valued at $780, the property
OF Peter Donald. he was sent to the State Prison
for one year and six month
Wilnam Burns, cnxrged with stealing piece of
velyeteen from the store OF Fields Cowan pleaded
guilty to petty larceny, and was sent the Peniten-
tiary Tor six months.
Francis Lombard pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with carrying concealed weapons,
aud was sent to the Penltentiary for thirty days.
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preliminary examination waived jurisdiction OF tho
case, ut remandea INN TO await the action of tne
civil authorities AT Baton Rouge-the parish within
whose jurisdiction the offence was commiled.
No. u
d. =. LEsHINsKy,
policeman, who cluoDed AN unfostdafo 70 dcaih
In sustaining the honor OF his metropolitan
brethren. The tragedy took place on Frenchman
street, on the 10th OF October, 1871. Lesnnsky ~
small man, bland In expression, sallow, whiskered,
and oy birth Frenchman.
NO. Is
EDWARD DoNsELLY,
charged with the murder Of charcoal pedlef
named Ca lanan on Annunclaton street. last Sep
TENDER. Doanelly has peen tried anu found guilty
OF murder IN the first degree without capital punish
,nent The knife accomplished the work Tor Donneiy.
No. 6ls
T. II wINCHELL,
boarding house keeper, wno having first faltened
ITS Victm, assaulted nm III hts own mousse, anu
Will punt nsirument-as the C0rOner's jury say
Ta ,a 81 congestion Of ne brain, by winch he died
about q board bill. me deceased was a telegraph
operator
No. Is
Lewis Is colored man. charged with the murder Of
The locality is sink OF inquiry, and is
under the very nose OF the Legislature. Their
about as credltaDle to the CITY the latter %
the State Lewis followed his Victim out Of grog.
S ,q1G n% 70 Soe e T ne ana
mated IN quarrel.
No. 3 Ii
FRANCISCO PALMEsONO.
q young Italian. VINO snOt an assalant down Win
his own pistol. Botn quarrelled At the French Mar
ket The deceased brandlshed the weapon, the
prisoner snatched II from his hand and traded for
lives. palmesono has good reason TO nope.
No.
N. r. ROGERS.
This Ii free love anair. Rogers Is Indicted for the
murder OF Albert Meyers. Having found him In his
house under suspicious circumstances on the even
ing Of the 18th OF July he attacked him ~ he 1t
tempted to leave and killed HIM on the spot.
No. 10 Is
WILLIAM wATNEY,
charged with the murder Of Godfrey Bass In house
oil prostltutIOn while pIckp0ckets and their para
mours were 'kicking up behind ana before"
Jealousy and free love led to quarrel " hicn cul-
minated IN mnrder. man named Brady WA
also arrested at the same time, but subsequently
escaped.
No IL Is
JAMES COUGIILAN.
COnghan Is q young man or pleasing appear ance,
and, when arrested, was police officer. HIS zeal
In hunting down fool PAD led to his incarceration
The thief was light OF loot ana outdistanced ms
pursuer waen the latter drew q pistol ana brought
him down. The deceased lived tor eight days.
NO. IL Is
PABLO DELAsAITOS.
Pablo is an Italian, VINO murdered "Heatnen
Chinee'' on the 21tn or laat October. John was IN
the habit OIL getting his rice and twenty other
eiccteras in Aglers until he died. Pablo, or course,
makes light Of II.
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Very uiah Rates Of Charge and Very Few
Press specials.
From the Yokohama Mail, Oct. ST.

From the Yokohama Mail, Oct. ST.
A general complaint among the members or tdis
community il the very scant ana Unsatisfactory ele-
grams when reach tnis y IT. lii thus complaint we
ourselves have every reason 20 JON. II II mani.
festly Impossible for Us, or Tor any newspaper III
Japan to optain exclusive kilograms from Europe
at the existing rates. Addcd % tnls there Is the
TACT that TIE sra Is mes Extra, WHICH, before the
completion o. the cable To Hong Kong, puolisned
very fnl telegrams Is now only able TO Iufnish the
most meagro Information ana tnat OF oy no means
recent date The merchants here are naturally not
inclined to lncrea % their expenses by subscribing
FOR any nut comnercia kilograms, ana these latter
they get privately from their correspondents at
home aud under these circumstances we nave every
right To cal upon the telegraph companies 10 permit
OF sucn arrangements being made az Will enable us
and oiner journals IN emma and Japan To publish
ful Telegram, on the arrival 81 every mail
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SUPREME CouRI-TRlAL TeaM-?AsT 2.
The Controversy Over the Yorkvllle Police
Jusficesh,p.
IND nroN

- SuFktMe CuUkI-lhNl lthm-SASI &
The Controversy Over the Yorkville Police
Jusficesh'p.
Before Judge Brady.
The People eC rel. Henry Murray Us. James T.
LoWter.-This well known case, involving the con-
troversy to the Police Justceshlp in the Fourth
Police district, after about two years. delay the
Courts, has at length reached trial. The Board
OF Canvassers returned majority OF 2o4 votes for
Coulter, over Murray, and the former, ever since
January l, 1870 has filed the position OF Judge in
the Yorkvile district He Is q pretty strong man.
hSEg been Al german OF the Twenty second ward
ahd al one time Warren OF the City Prison. lie was
the republican Candidate, which makes 1t all the
more unusual that charges OF fraud In canvasslng
his elecuon should DO preferred. MT. Murray was
known OF INN beyond this fact Is that he was Mike
Conn0lly's man. As he, beng lammany candi-
ansitns going on ana InaI his defeat was the re-
suit OF the SUBSTITUTION IN several OF the election
returns. VI course the onlce and It's emolunlenis
are worth hghtin9 Tor. A largo array OF counsel
" On
A. Anthem and other c0unsel Mr. Counter Dy Me ssrs
MaH s9rg e. " m1
opened the case. lie referred Ia detail to the DIS
rcts IN winch he claimed that the voc was illegal.
and asserted that two OF the inspectors, aterward
becoming C0uter's clerks, were taken INTO private
room and the thing liked" he also SAID mat he
would show that tue Vote canvassed by tue Board
or Canvassels was not handed In BY the noLest
Inspectors OF Election. Most Of the day was con-
eumed submitting official and other documents
as evidence. Mr. Coulter submitted the returns ne
received a. Alderman LOT the First district OF the
Twenty second ward; D. b. Hasbrouck, Keeper or
the Election Records OF Police Department, SUD-
United me returns for Police Justice following the
ciecllon o, December, 1863, IN the Nlneteenth and
Twenty second wards-tnat Is, SUCH returns as could
be iOund, several being missing. Mr.. John Hardy,
clerk OF the Common council, also submitted the
returns OF similar character on ME IN MS depart
ment, several VI these also being missing He also
submitted the Official eclaratun and statement Of
the board oil Canvasser5 regarding the Ponce
JnsJicesnlp In the Fourth district The trial pro.
mlses 10 last several days.
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sVHE COUR T S.
alleged Forgery Of Postal Order Tho Yorkville
Police Justlceship Controversy-An Inter-
esting Point for Lawyers Decisions
Business in General Sessions.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

An Action i'm Error to the District Court Of
West virgipia-Au Important Suit tn Com
sssctors-The Seizure Of Private Property
/ by Canal Company without Compensation
70 the Owners.
WASHINGTON d. G., Dec. 90. 1871.
No. 41.-Chartes Sh,tte rs. Uridh Thompson et
|nl-Error to the District Court for West Virginia.
This Is action OF ejecCment brought by Thompson
and others Tor the recovery Of estate IN Zee In
kouv- tracts of land in Dodr.dge county. OF
pr virpinia to one Bacon in 1887. The
and the questions presented the decision OF his
ICourt arise out several bills OF exceptions taken
trial, IN admitting and excluding as evidence GER
tam deposi0ns deeds. surveys and their d0cu !.
aieges the part OF the Court The questions
are discussed at considerable length but present no
Borgess. P Por pian IN error; benjamin. H. Smith
Tor Defendants.
| No. 45.-George j. Pumfeuv rs. Green Bay and
mississippi Canal Company. to the Circuit
tCourt for Wisconsin. IL an action TO recover
damages Tor flowing the plaintiffs land, situated at
the mead OF Lake Winnebago, the State OF Wiscon
SIN, by means OF dam across the north branch or
channel OF the ontlet OF the lake. The defence was
Ian act VI the Legislature OF the state authorizing
lone Reid and his associates 10 build dam across
this channel, and prescribing the height OF the
sdan, &c. and an allegation that the provisions Of
the act have been complied with. Also On act or
LEGISLATURE Auln rZIng TIE CONSTRUCTION Ot tile
canal under tine control OF board Of pubic works,
which has succeeded to the rights oil Reed and his
associates In respect OF the dam, and setting forth
that the defendant In error sub equentIy py an act
OF the Legislature, became seIzed OF the canal and
/ ali the Other improvements complained or
The Court below neld that the action OF the State
In authorizing the improvements and In maintain.
ing them, a d tue overflow Of the land in conse
quence was taxing OF such lands In the exercise
OF the right OF eminent domain, and that II became
seizure and was perfect as such, and thai the
right TO retain the same had become perfect by
prescription. me Judgment accordingly Tor
( the company. IL Ia here maintained That such O
taking Was IN violation Of that clause OF the constt
ltuiOn which prOnlbiLs the taking OF private pro-
perry for public without que coml ensution,
AMI as such, this Court wlil not sustain 1t. j. NJ
Gfilet and ID. Taylor for plaintiT III error; Sevens
land Palmer Tor defendants.
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BR00KLYS COURTS.
SUPREME Cou,T-sacCIal IEax.
Report Confirm ed.
Before Judge Pratt.

BEFORE Judge Pratt.
Judge Pratt yesterday rendered q decision con-
1rmlng the report or the commissioners OF Estl-
mate. &C.. In the matter OF the opening OF Halsey
street, from Bediord avenue 10 Broadway.
Decisions by judge lratt.
Edward Dovle va. William 9. Anderson. Motion
to set aside judgment granted, defendant paying
$50 taking notice OF trial for January Circuit
or, In case antif SO elects, stipuates to refer.
Lawrence +. Byrne Vs. Douglas Taylor Motion
TO change place OF trial denied, with $40 Costs.
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SUPERIOR CCURI-SPtClAl TenY.

Matthew Bartlett vs.. The. East Tennessee Zinc
Company. Motion denied, with SO costs, to abide
The event. and without prejudice 10 any future APP
;llication that may be made by defendants TO stay
the execution OF the decree winch may NC Obtained
10y The plaintiff IN TINS ACTON.
BENJAMIN SHERMAN vs.. Jasper Owen.-Motion
QrS,lled upon de enaant supuiating not TO sue.
Joseph Il. Stuyvcstnt vs.. Ucttlieu Glersler GU Ill
Motion denied. win $40 COSTS.
CHRISTIAN ). Delevan vs.. George Simonson ct al
\ ALVIN Il. Buel ct al vs. The Tobacco Manurac
turers' Association ct al-Moion granted, unless
plaintiff CONFORM summons 10 complain ana pay
$40 costs OF this action WITHIN tweuii days.
Mary Louisa Parsons vs.. Henry FRANCES farsons-
Decree OF divorce granted.
by Judge spencer.
Lewis Cellar, Jr., IDar,cs n. HAWKINS CT All
Case settled ana ordered 10 &c nlei.
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CITY C0ulT-THlAL TERM.

Ilc alleged Fraudulent, S'ork Transaction.
Before Judge McCuc.
Cathoriae Ste55ias Is. Joan cunninghdm.-The
plaintiff m this case-which was reported IN the
HERALD OF acknowledgements suit TO recover
5000 the Qmoult o. loss she alleged she sustained
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ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 20, 1871.
The following Is the Court CT Appeals day
calendar for December 2l:-Nos. 400, IA, 3S2 36S,
4S7, 4SS, 4s9, 43l.
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COURT or APPEALS CslfHDal.

Cry CouRT.-Nos 14l 2i8, go III, s27. sol, 81,
pa, 2s7, $50, 29e, 800. 1927, 5s 49, 800 25s 32e.
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RRpllLYA cOuaT cAlEalal

bY the purchase OF some stock OF the Van Brlns
Street Rallroad. me jury found Tor defendant.
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UNITED STATES CuhSsAog:aS COURT.

Alleged Forgery o. Postal Order.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States rs. Stephen I. Carpenter
The defendant was held TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury on o charge Of having forged a Post
Once order Tor o small amount, under clrcum-
Stances already reported IN the HERALD.
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COURT OF cOMMaa pLeAs-;pseIal fs N.

Decisions.
by Judge Larremore,
koeer Va. Fos,er.-Aoton 10 place cause on
tpeclal Calendar of shoro causes DENIED, without
costs.
Arnold VS.. wardons, &c.. OF st. James Church.
! ~ ytR. ~ rcierce confirmed.
Hopkins VS.. manifestation granted
TutLe W. haseiton.--Moito denied.
Tine Manhattan savings Instirute vs. Knox Stay
yacated.
Ter niger VS.. Barren lon.-MotIon granted
SUfla V. SOra.-kcceiver appointed.
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MARINE COUaI-oAar 3.

Decisions.
by judge Joacnimscu.
ucdeYch IS, Zelmer.- Action Tor wrongful levy.
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NOR sALE-A BUTCHER SHOP IN THE FOUR
IL teenth ward, between Broadway AMI Bowcry, doing
good business; chance any wishing TO ia
business For particulars Inquire of BRIGGS, $50 WASH
pgon Market.
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INoR sALE--AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED.
I SPLENDID cigar Store, down town to put
lows doing good business Address box a5s New
YORK Pos. olice.
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LOR sALE-wTNE AND CnoP HOUSE No. PARK
place at bargain, II applied for Immediately. Cali lrom
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TOR SALE CHEAP-AN ESTABLISHED MANUEAc
Il turing business; only small capnal required; article
staple and In great demand. Apply to REED HofI, No.
r. Dsvst direct
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l. OR sALE--A FIN BLACK WALNUT BAR COUNTER
~ and Fixtures, only months la made by hrst
cabinet house; will he sold at -scrhc- Apply at LOO
Firth avenue, Twenty
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L'oR sALE-A NEW SELF FEEDING, CARD PRINT
ing Press just imported prints go cards ger minute
Ann a basement, 10
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L,OR SALE-A BAR AND BILLIARD ROOM IN
business ueighborbuod doing good busi-
the having two places cannot attend to both
Apply al 20 W est Houston street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-11

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and cures SOrOfula, 6ypbihs, Skin Dis
eases, RheumA Atism, Diseases Of Women,
and ali Chronic Affections Of the Blood
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended By
the Medical Faculty aud many thous-
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Read the testimony Of physicians and
patients who have used ROsadAlisi send
for our Rosadatis Guide to Health Book
or Almanac for this year, which We pub
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give you much valuable information.
DIR. r. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, SAYS
"f tak6 pleasure in recommending
your RosAdsiis as q very powerful al
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of seoon dairy syphilis, in which the ps-
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having taken ivs bottles of your medi-
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long standing, which Is rapidly improv.
ing under Its use, and the indicstionI
are that the patient will soon recover
/ have carefully examined the formull
by which your RosadAlis 10 made, ant
find il an excellent compound Of alter
Ative Ingredients"
Dr.. Sparks, of Nicholsville, KY :, say
be has used Rosadalis in cases Of Scro
fuls And Secondary Syphilis with sStig
factory results-as o cleaner Of the bloo
know no better remedy.
Samuel g. McFadden, MurfrsesborC
Tenn says:
''I have used seven bottles Of Ross
dAlis, au d am entirely cured of Rheum
Atism send me four bottles, ss | wis
it for my brother, who hes sSrofulou
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Benjamin BeShol, Of Lima, 0hi'
writes, 1 have suffered for twenty yesl
with nvetsrAte eruption over b
whole edy; Stshort time since pu'
chased bottle Of Rosadalis and 1t o
feeted q perfect cure"
RosadalisIs sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 E ERchanss Place, Ba
timore. DR.. CLKMRNTs q co.
Proprj@tsrs.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For eseh square, or the space occupied By ten
lines of solid nonpaIeil, One Dollar for sseh in
sertion.
Special Notices, 20 cents per line. When in
serted months or more, 80 per cent. above regu'
lar advertising rates.
Communications, or articles inserted among
reading matter, IS cents per line.
DAILY AED WKEKLY.-A discount Of 10 per
cent. will be made from the Weekly rstes, on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent
additional.
For IL transient advertisemeL advance pay
ment Is required.
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Fresh Arrivals More
Ladies Hats, Flowers, Rib
bons, White Goods and No.
tiOns at the Plunder Store.
NO FAMINE IN ROCK ISLAND.

JAKE Keser keeps a feed store to make little
gain,
he deals in food for man and beast, good -four
and frstclass grain;
On Eagle street yOun find his place, and there
too you'll find Jake,
All hunki-dori, bully boy, of that there's mis-
take.
The very horses know his store and go there for
feed,
II they do not, I'll bet they're of most inferior
breed
And when your nag 0, Keiser's corn has had a
plenty,
He'lltro as well or thereabouts as Bonner's best
$40.
The bread when IN ads of Johnston's -four will be
aswhite as snow is,
And with ell the ladies in the place Jaks's fouR
just now the go is;
Twill lake the baking rise so light that If the
hslp's sloven,
She'll find the top crust bursting through the top
plate Of the oven.
So my advice just take, snd 60 to get your
goods of Ksiser,
You'll ne er repent but bless the day you met with
the adviser;
Who points just now and for evsrmore
To Keiser's cheap Flour and Feed Store.
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CHILDREN TO TAKE.

DARTIEs DESIRING TO TAKE CHILD
RES TO bring up, are requested to call on
Supervisor C. B. Knox, of this oiy There are
eight or ten bright intelligent girls AMI 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.
decl9-d w-tf
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LIFE is more precious than silver or
gold, and to preserve it as long as possible
is our duty, consequently no plausible
Scheme should be left untrisd to secure an
end SO devoutly desired. DR.. Bells BAlsAm
of Alpine Moss for Consumption and all
diseases of the Throat and Lungs, has be-
came very popular within few years, and
we attribute its fame, to it's success. Sec
advertisement in this paper.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-11

On the first of June the internal revenue
buresu will commence a further reduction Of
Of revenue districts. This is rendered ne
cessary by the abolition of the special and
licensed taxes except on distilled spirits and
t,hAepO
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Bachelors" says Josh Billings, "are al
ways a brsggin' of their freedom Freedom
to darn their own stocking, and poultice
their own shins had rather be . widower
once in two years regular, than to be a
grunting old, hair dyed bachelor only nine
tv-nine DAYS"
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cold l.11 l-8.


stoohs and Rooney.
TelegrsPhed TO the ARsus.
EEw ToHK. May1
Money Market-Easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Nominal oil at sAaSs.
Gold-Closed at 81 .o92.
4overnments-Steady.
CoupOps-6's of 81, Liz; 5-90's, 's3,l.lSa
I.10s; lO-4o's, large l.06a; small LOO.
Stocks steady.
n. 7. CentrAl-q2a.
North western-s0i. Preferred SO.
Rock Island, l.lle.
Pacific Mail, 433,
1gew York hIarket.
TslsgrAphed 70 the Aasus.
EEwYoaK, May II.
ootton-Quiet m iddling I51c; sales 200.
Flour-Steady.
Nheat-strong; 81 81 in store 81 55al IS de-
ivered.
Corn-strong at 7Sa79.
0ats-B Brought 65a67e.
Mess Pork-Dull at $l1 SO.
Lard-Dull at lie.
Hegs-stesdy at 5sa6; receipts geo.
sugar-Quiet; CuAa l9,l0sc; Porto Rico i0s
lO4; A white i24; hard l65.
Coffes-Rio l5ial64 in gold.
Whisky-strong
Linseed-Good demand prices have sd-
vsnced.
Petroleum-strong 1t is held at l4al44 for
crude; refined III.
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The democrats of the House of the Con-
necticut Legislature, were beaten after an
extended dsbste by the majority of the re-
pubhcAns, and the House, at p. N, last
evening declared Jewell Governor elect
yota "a To 100
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-11

Ladies whose husbands are fAssidious in
their taste and hate heavy, yellow specked
biscuit, will, if they use DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, hail the originator as 3
benefActor. Light, peArly-white, healthy
Biscuits are as certain as an inevitable re
result. Try it, and also try his Special
Flsvorings, which are truly the pures',
strongest and most delicious Of fiavors made
from fruit.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-11

Proverbs tor the season Use Renne's
E4rc Oil" Cant keep house without il"
1T works like charm" "A few more bot
ties left" "a Yankee invention worth try
ing" Cures quickly for q little money"
For sale by John BengstoD.
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PALMER HOUSE,
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, ILL.
This new and magnificent Hotel (the finest
west OF New York }, situated corner State ead
Quincy streets, was completed and opened Sept.
26, 1870. 1t has two hundred and fifty roo ms
many Of which have bath rooms and water clos
eta at taehedl. which are made accessible from
the ground floor, where the grand rotuDds and
office is situated, by Otis Tufts best passenger
elevator WP F NEsERVE. Prop.
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Geo. Ahrensburg of New York and Rich
ard Mclean, of PhilAdelphia, competed
yesterday for the prizes offered by MenAmin
of PhilAdelphis. In one hour AhrensbuurQ
set l,S77 and Mclean l ,627 ems.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-11

Chang, the psralyzed SiAmese twin, has
so far recovered, it is said, as to be able to
get about on a crutch. His affectionate
brother, Eng, has never left him for q mo
ment during his illuess.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-11

No MORE GRAY HAIR.-NatureS Hair
Restorative brings back the original color
It is not dye, and clear as crystal. Con
tAins nothing injurious. See advertise
msnt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-11

sAFE.-No fear of an overdose, wet
weather or sore mouths in using Mr.. Henry 8
Root and Plant Pills they are entirely
vegetable. See advertisement.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dispen>
sa,y, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. Il
sbonId be read bv all.