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PHUN CLUB:-The next dramatic and
musical entertainment will be given ut Mr..
p. L. Mitehell's, ON Thursday evening.
Dec. 5th. at = O'Clock. 2-3t
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FRESH MEAT--7J. S. Gilmore has com.
menced packing and can now furnish spare
ribs, tenderloin, pigs feet, etc, in any guam
titV 3dlw
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LOCAL COLUMN.
John Roots Bitters.

John Roots Bitters.
John Roots Bitters are family medicine.
John Roots Bitters cure general debility.
John Roots Birters cure dyspepsia Use IT,
John Roots Baters eEres fever and ague.
John Roots Bitters cures all bilious diseases,
John Roots Bitters cares nervousness and head
ache Try it. They warranted.
John Roofs tiers cures indigestion. Try 1t.
John Roofs Bfters are not a whisky drink.
Roots Bitters for sale at the Harper House Drug
Store.
John Roots Btters are sold by ell Druggists.
John Rengston and Emil kashler Rock Island, Ills,
wholesale and retail druggists. Extraordinarily
For sale by Emil koehler Druggist, Rock Island
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Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints
known only TO females, should at once get Dr. Vel
pans Female Pills. They produce most charm
ing effect Sold by all Druggists
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THE cuisine department of the Euro
pean Restaurant, receives the encOmi-
ums Of all who dine there. 2-d3t.
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Furs for sale at Livingston ;.

Dealers in Toys, Fancy goods, Bohe-
milan Glassware, China, and Lava goods
are invited to see our stock and examine
our prices. We keep the largest whole
sale stock of this kind Of any house west
of Chicago MAY Bros.
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OBTUARY-The many friends of Mr..
James A. Viele, of Moline, will regret to
learn that he died at the residence of his
brother, Mr.. S. H. Viele, at half-past
twelve to-day, THE 4th.) Mr.. Viele has
suffered for some years from a pulmonary
complaint and was stricken down at the
Harper House in this city, a few days
since. 1t was not until Tuesday that it
was deemed advisable to remove him to
Moline, where his life terminated among
loving friends and relatives. He held the
office of tax collector of Moline.
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Deaf ears are unstopped by Durno's
Snuff Follow the crowd and you viii
find it.
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A MEAN MAN-PoLIcEMEN CHEATED. i
Marshal Mitsch gives us the following
Last night Tuesday a man named Hun
nicutt, methodist church member and
sexton, rich farmer wlse resides in Mer-
Ger county, about miles west of Pre-
emption, came to town and, finding Police
man German, told him that he had lost
some articles of clothing from his house
and he mistrusted a man who recently left
his employment and who, he thought. had
come to Rock Island. German hunted for
him during the night, on his beat, and
about 4 this morning Policeman Lyon was
called, he being off duty and in position to
hunt for him, on his own time Hunni
cut offered him $40 to find his man.
Lyon searched in places where he might
possibly be found, and then called Marshal
Mitsch. After looking the ground over it
was concluded that the man must have
crossed 10 the other side. Notice was
sent over theice, 10 Marshal keeting, and
he put his men on a hunt Hunnicutt went
over on the Gas train, and offered re
ward of $40 for the thief Officer Finch
caught him going ON board the western
train, and took him to Jail Hunnicutt,
had also got Policemen Brennan and Lyon
over, from this side, to take his man
TO the jurisdiction of Illinois The turn
key over the river, wanted his fees.
and Hunnicutt prefering first to see the
/ prisoner was shown to his cell, where he
compromised the matter, getting $40 in
money and horse. Hunnicutt then went
back on his promise of a reward of $40 to
the Davenport police, on the ground that
[ 1t was their duty TO catch the man LYON
then said Brennan and have been do
ing some considerable running for you,
out of our own time, and at your request.
and we expect you will see us paid
Hunnicutt said he would pay them nothing,
for they had no business over the river
anyway. The prisoner paid the
Davenport police S. and the turn
keys fees, and the parties separted.
1t will probably be sometime before our
police force will take any extraordinary
pains, beyond what the law requires of
them, to aid Mr. Hunnicutt in catching an
other runaway. Hunncutt seems to have
made quite profitable job of it. besides
making himself liable to a prosecution for
compromising a felony If he don't keep
his eye peeled it is not impossible that he
may have a chance to answer to a criminal
charge himself-which would make it
more binding. ON his mothers side -
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An INSTITUTION Charter Oak
Cooking Stove is absolutely necessary for
life and liberty 10 all women, for it light
ems their labors, preserves their health,
cheers and soothes their temper, eeono-
misses their time and strength, and ex-
tends their leisure.
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NEW QUARTERS. The L. 5. Express
Co. now occupy the old post office rooms,
in Mitchell K Lynde's Block, with George
= Mctiee a. manager, and I. J. Congdon
as messenger.
The Western Union telegraph will soon
take IN quarters in the same room.
And the Pacific 4 Atlantic telegraph is
now in the same hlock-the room formerly
occupied hv Mr. Glenn
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Baking Powder.
HOLSTERS
Diamond Baking Powder,
APcrfectly Pure and Reliable Article Of
Baking Powder.

IA offered TO the Public In point Of strength pn.
rity, reliability aud every other excellent quality
u y unsurpassed producing II does elegant bis
cults rolls, mntnn- pot pies, dumplings and every
variety OF nee past such can he produced by
NO other method. You have only 20 try H. and YOU
viii use no other Thi. baking Powder Is put up
being elegantly labeled with directions for using
N English, German and French. Every package
II warranted In every particular HOLLISTER q
W. lo4 spruce sueet, IOLEDO, o, 1O-9dwiy
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DIED..

STAFF0RD.-In Rock Island. on Tuesdav at,er
noon, Dec Bird, 1877 Maydella, daughter Of Morris
days ~ -OAs"H anu 40
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New Livery Stable !

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
] Livery Stable, near the corner Of
ORLEANS AND EAGLE STREETS
Good outfits Hrst-claSs stock and fair prices will
be the ruling features A share Of public patron
age Is respectfully solicited. JOHN c. BROWN
July ., iST2 diff
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A REMARKABLE DISCOVERY !
The people are daily finding out that

The people are daily hndng out that
CONSTITUTION WATER
Is not Spring Water. hut Preparation by an EN-.
incnt Physician. Forty drops tRrer times a
day, will cure
GRAVEL, KIDNEY DISEASE, DYSPEPSIA. PAL
PlTATlON OF THE HEART TORPID LIVER
AND FEMALE COMPLAINTS
For sale by all Drnggists
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Collection Agency.

HAVING ESTABLISHED A COLLECTIONS
" agency In this city, business entrusted in INV
care VIII receive prompt attention. OfHce AT City
Drug STORE, corner Illinois and Eagle streets rest
oence corner Orleans and Exchange streets
j. II. REEVES, Collector.
DR.. Thos Gait HAYES A. ,uaa,o,s,,a
n n n "a nMayo, John Bengston,
4. n Ia Has.....,- X. Champion,
~ a. nAFeEstick. and others. l0-2adam
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Manhood womanhoOd! MARRIAGE !

go Pages illustrated. fine plates. sent postpaid fol
SO cents. by Or Whittier or st Charles Street St
louis, Mo- the great Specialist. Read his card.
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Po-r owes, OPPOSITE Ansrs oyrrcr.
Dress Making!

MASS SULLIVAN receives regularly from Chi
w cago, al the latest styles Of Patterns etc, for
Dress Making. She has also secured the services
of Miss VAIL iirst-class trimmer from the ccIe-
bruted establishment Of Madame Rihot ST Louis
shop over Don's Stove Store q-2fd3m
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Livingston just received large stock of
Hats and caps.
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LANDS IN IOWA.

Upon application 20 the unde rsigred 'fa- ~#
sent by mail to any address, postpaid. . arE as-
ROAD NAP OF IOWA, corrected 60 -ss.
descriptive pamphlet. containing a Ncr-.a...
that part OF the State IN " hich l. situate -. d.
Grant Of the Chicago, Rock Island sua Uara
Co. and giving full and detailed itfa-r.a ...
the location qualify, pTodtcfs, term u' -s.-...
more Than StG. Coz acre of land now f.-s. ..
line al tie railroad. The lands arc tta .H... ..
best Farming Lands now in the m8str- .....
most productive and progressive ggrir ..... S..
the Union. and are hang offered AZ loss ..--r
nhost favorable terms 10 actual settlers Fl f. ..g.
l. nd Con- z, Z. K l. q p. Il. r. Co. D ey,11.- .
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Cures without Sneezine.

As a TROCHE POWDER Is pleasant to the TASTE
and never nauseales when swallowed Instantly ives
TO The throat and vocal organs Delicious Sensation
OF Goodness and Comfort Is tue best voice tonic in
the world. Try 1t, Safe, Reliable and only IS cen Is
sold by Druggists, or mailed free Address
COOPER, WILSON a. co. Prnprietors
Philadelphia
Van Schaak Stevenson Il Reed wholesale AGENTS
Chicago For sale in Rock Island nv John BsDns-
ton. +. BreHaert, Harper House Drug store and by
Smith q BonDy 1a-2id6Xtt
For sale by Emil Koehlcr, Druggist Rock Island
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MAsoNIC.-The following are the officers
Of Barrett Chapter No Is, r. A. NJ,
elected last night to serve for the ensuing
year; H. c. Cleaveland, Ii. p. ; H. \.
Barnard, f. X. j. G. Salisbury, +. S. :;
j. W Matthews, c. H. VIM. King, 2.
). John Seigrist, r. \. c.; Philip
Lynch, G NJ, Sd veil VIM Channon, &.
NJ, I'd veil J. H. Lloyd, g. NJ, LIST veil !;
A. j. Swanson, Treasurer W. L. Swee-
ney, Secretary; j. w. Morey, Chaplin :;
Jno Beugston, Steward j. NJ Bellows,
Steward Thos. Thornton, Tyler.
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= N hlhhkNE- THEo. ARBoT-
McELHERNE & ABBOTT

a ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORs AT LAW,
n and Solicitors In Chancerv, Oftice opnosite
ROCK Island House, Rock Island, H. s-s0dwiy
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JacaSon's atarrh snuff.
And Troche Powder.
delightful and pleasant remedy Ia
CatGrTh. HeadgchS, Bad Brsash, Asthma.
HoarssHess, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness. dc
4esd, Throat aHd Vocal organs,

This remedy Goes not DRY UP'' a Catsrrh. hut
LOOSENS it frees the head OF all offensive matttsr
quickly removing bad breath and b ,a(iachc nIlays
and soothes the burning heat 10 eatarrh is so mild
aud agreeable in its effects that ii positively
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Express and Mail, leaves S:S a. m and c:dS p, m.
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MEDICAL Attention is called TO the advertise
ment of DR.. Bohannan, of St Louis Mo His repu
taton is that of one Of the most successful physi
clans in his speciality in the West
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4 CAT IN \ PRAYER MEETING. -Levity
ought never 10 be encouraged. and THE
ARGUS in recounting the following Incl
dent, would not be understood as approx
ing in any manner of disposition to treat
religious subjects lightly. Occasionly,
however, circumstances are such as to pro-
woke a smile at the most inopportune
moments
1t is customary in the Methodist church
for the members to unite in prayer at
private residences. A few evenings since,
while prayer meeting of this kind was in
progress at the house of one of the sisters,
an incident occurred which was entirely
foreign to the subject in hand One of
the household pets is "A beautiful Maltese
kitten, which for some time past has been
subject to fits. As the fates Mould have it
Kitty was taken with fit, just at the mo-
ment when BrO---was in the midst
OF one Of his earnest but rather lengthy
prayers. Around the room she went, I'M
der the tables and over the backs of the
kneehng wOrshippers, 10 the infinite amuse-
ment Of the worldly-minded and the in
tense fright of a number of timid young
ladies. At last she bounded upon the
back of an aged sister and dug hor claws
into her neck, but the good lady neither
moved nor spoke. From her neck the crazed
feline jumped but to inhict greater pain else
where, and still the voice of Bro. ---
rolled on in prayer and ceased not until
the full measure of his duty was per
formed. At its close Kitty was borne out
Of the room. 1t doesn't have fits any
more.
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LYNCH LAW.
A Murderer and Two Robbers FOrcibly
Taken from JAN and Hung.
A determined Band who had Business
and Transacted 1t TO Suit Them
selves.


Special 10 the Appeal
| FLORENCE, ALABAMA, September 5.--Thi
morning between one and two O'Clock guar
Of ten men, well armed, stationed at tht
County Jail for its defense and protection
were overpowered by an immense number O
citizens of this and the adjoining counties
who, after more than a hundred shots had
been fired, fortunately without injurine
anyone on either side, broke in the outer door
OF the prison with sledge-Hammers, and
seized three prisoners whom they, without
q moments delay, hung TO tree neal
by until they were dead. The affair
was the result OF determination by the
community 70 be rid Of very bad characters
and the moral atmosphere is clearer rom the
awful deed.
Thomas Clarke, one of the three, was un-
questionably the worst man In the:commu-
nity-indeed, the worst in North Alabama.
He had murdered, at different times IN the
past few years, no less than twenty men, and
in the most cruel manner. The other two
were burglars, names unknown, who had
perpetrated many robberies in the past few
days in Pulaski, Athens. and Florence They
were traced to the vicinity Of this town, and
captured yesterday evening with their toos
pistols and weapons. They were travelling Ia
very fine buggy and horse with gold
mounted harness. They were well dressed
and had good gold watches and other stolen
property, ,which,since the hanging, have been
identified by the owners whom they had
robbed. Murderers and thieves viii hereafter
give Florence a wide berth. II was rough
remedy, this hanging, but il viii be attended
by most wholesome consequences
Associated Press Dispatch.l -
NAsHvILLR, TESS., September 5.-On Mon
day night a number of houses in Athens,
Alabama, were robbed Of watches and
jewelry. On wednesday night the same thing
occurred at Florence. The burglars were pur-
sued and captured some rweDty-hve miles
from Florence, and the property stolen at
both places recovered. The two burglars and
q man named CLARK, found with them, sJis-
pected Of arson, were taken TO Florence and
hanged, this morning, on the public square.
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THE METIS DISASTER.
Progress Of the Investigation into the
Causes Of the Late Horror on
Long Island Sound.

Providence, r. L. September 5.-United
States inspectors Beckwith and Harvey took
the steamer Metis relative TO the disaster. he
testified: At half-past three O'Clock on the
morning of the thirtieth of August ] was
awakened by the stopping of the wheel; ran
forward 10 the engine-room; in two or three
minutes a deck-hand came for some nails
saying that he wanted to nail some sail-clOth
over hole which had been burst in by the
the schooner, aud gave him nails. The gong
then rung 70 start ahead, which done, n two
or three minutes the Captain came to him
and said he thought we sunk the schooner,
and asked IL the steamer was making water,
We told him that the other man below was
looking, VINO reported that the pumps were
sucking bilge. The pumps were working all
the time the engine was in motion. The
steamer had quite heavy list to port, and
seemingly settled forward. The mate CON-
menced running Forward on the starbOard
to right the ship but to no purpose. Not feel
ing satisfied sent an assistant to the room
where the pumps took water, and they were
also reported sucking air. King then looked
into the hre-room and saw water bursting g
through along each side Of the boiler, COM
ing forward I think in space of about
eighteen inches wide on each side of the
boiler, and in currents of about four
feet deep, which apparently broke in. The
second engineer then went to open the bilge
injection, and b. the time he succeeded the
water on the lower engine-room floor was up
10 his hips; then he sent word to the pilot
house that the vessel was sinking. From the
time he king FIRST discovered water coming
in until it put out the fires was not
over one minute. he donkey engine
pump and all the other pumps in
the engine department were kept working
until the steam gave out. ! continued at
my post till the water was within four feet of
the main deck, and left the engines working
with what little steam there was in the boiler.
I then went on deck TO render assistance and
Helped to lower a boat with twenty-five or
thirty passengers and deck hands in II, but
something gave way and the boat struck
the water and filing, throwing several out
the steamer underway. the engines still
working-the ship supposed TO be heading for
the shore. In assisting TO lower another boat,
he was thrown overheard, but clung TO the
bottom of the boat, and finally succeeded
in righting her; he then proceeded TO partly
bail her out, after which he sculled her to
the wreck and took on board four gentlemen
passengers. Mr. Baker, Captain Hall, two
clerks and the wheelman kept by the wreck
till she reached the breakers when they cast
OF and then picked up the mate, pilot, one
lady and two gentlemen.
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PRUSSIA.


RrRrrN September 5.-Ihe Emperor OF Rus
sia Czarwffch Alexander and Grand Duke
NIadiInef. arrived at fhe eastern railway sta
ton al a Quarter past Two o'clock this fitter
noon. They were met as they stepped IRON
the train by the Emperor William, Crown
Prince, Frederick William, Prince frederlck
son Of the Crown Prince; the Grand Dukes oi
Mecklenburg, Baden and Weinari the Duke
OF Coburg, and a large number OF other Ger
man princes; ministers, with thanoeilof Won
blslnorck a. Their head, the most FAMOUS gen
erals OF the army, and chief dignitarles OF the
imperial court were also present
Ahe Gar, on alighting, saluted ana EN-
Draced Emperor William in the most cordial
manner The two Emperors entered one car
mage and passed slowly through the streets
amid the cheers Of the Immense multitudes.
Al the princes, dukes. generals and couEtiers
sion.
The imperial carriage stopped at the Rus
sian Embassy, into which the Emperor Alex
anuef was conducted, where he was visited BY
the Empress Augusta and Princess Victoria.
vic 81 the Crown Prince rll
Later IN the day the Gar proceeded 70 -tilrs
Imperial palace, where lie was received and
eEieriained bg Emperor William and his
court. After making quite long visit the
Gar returned 20 the embassy
The Emperor Of Austria meets with a paost
enthusiastic reception In his progress throuah
Germany. He arrived at Dresden today nj
IS the glest OF the King OF saxony. The entire
parry VIII lS2ye Dresden at two o'clock to-
morrow afternoon lcr Berlin, and win enter
tie city IN the evening
II IS again denied thai The meeting viii be
jn any Eay of political character.
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HOLLAND.
Assembling of the InfernRtiOnaI Con-
gress-First Business Orthe Session.

TIE HAGUE, September 5.-French Com.
munists have been attracted hither by the
meeting OF the General Congress Of Interna-
uOnals. II is stated, also, that number OF
condemned criminals. will be presented IN
cqonitO.
The Congress OF the InternationaI Society
held its first public sitting this morning. A
resolution was introduced expressing, in the
miration for herOism Of the champions who
have fallen in battle for the peoples rights,
and greeting with hope Of freedom all people
still IN chains. The resolution was unani-
mouSly adopted.
The President OF the Congress, in a violent
speech, denounced General IrOchu as traitor
% his country, and denounced Jules Fayre a.
a wretch.
The report that the Congress had refused to
verify The credentials Of twelve delegates
from New York is not confirmed, but IL APP
pears that DR.. West, OF Philadelphia, was re-
fused admittance as a delegate.
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CONFLAGRATION.
Particulars Of a Destructive Fire at
Erie, Pennsylvania, Wednesday
Night-HeaVy Losses.


ERIE, September 5.-Tlfe particulars Of the
leonnagrati0n last night are as follows: The
| Reed House caught hne little after nine
O'Clock in the fourth story, II is supposed to
be the Work % an inceIidi0ry. The nfemen
were tardy in getting out to the ground and
We're much embarrassed by the bursting OF
hose. About half an hour after the alarm
and before the engines were playing with
any perceptiDle effect the fire had gone too
far 70 save the building, and all efforts were
concentrated TO preVcnf he IRE from spread
ing % the rest Of the block, which were sue
eessipli though the hTe was not under cons
troll until I'VE O'clock tbs mogIiinQ The
5oarders lost most OF their eaects, but TIL Ioss
OF the occupants 81 tWelve stores and the ofli-'
ces IN the first story is covered by insurance.
The Reed House and furnitnre Cost about fs7o
hundred and sixty Thousand dollars and
there was one hundred thQusaud Callars In
surance on the building ana seventeen tholi-
sand five hundred dollars on the furniture.
The outside walls ana most Of the inside walls
are standing. II Is believed lho building can
be rebuilt for one bundred and twenty thon-
sand dollars. The loss or the furnitt.rb es,-
oluslve Of irsurance. IS about fhirfy-oi rht
thousand doiiafs.
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O'CONOR.
Holds Out Against the UnbecOming Per.
sisteRcy Of the BlantOnduncanltes
Further Measures OF ImpOr-
tunity.

LOUISVILLE, September ga telegram from
Charles o'ConoT is said TO have been received
here in which he further reiterates his deter
minatiOn moi TO accept the candidacy 50
urgently pressed upon him. y
Some Of the delegates still adhere TO the be-
lief thai he viii consent to run, after he shall
have had consultations with members of the
convention, heard their arguments and had
time to reflect fully on the reason why be
should accept.
Others are dsspondent and now feel con
WINGED that MI. OiConOTs sensitive nature is
so averse to the rough and tumble Of politics,
and SO shrink king from is clamors and calum-
ntes, that kilograms already sent by him to
the convention are expressive OF mind un-
alterably made mp.
The committee of eight appointed by the
Convention 10 inform Charles O'Conor and
John @. Adams of their nomination, viii
meet at the Astor House, in New York, on
TUESDAY, September 10th.
The following are additional appointees on
the National Democratic Executive Commit
tee: North Carolina, Colonel ]. A. Fagg, s. w.
FlournOy: Ohio, ID. W Mcintyre, T. McCray
West Virginia, John J. Davis, VIM j. Wiley.
No selections have yet been made for Mary
land, California or Louisiana.