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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PAtiiAS ~
AZ ,rs,r. IN ar ont OF Rock leland run by |
,,,tcs,, ,t,s ,xcrpt the Peoria trains, when run
bV Toledo tim. Chicago time u hDo ,h 49, JsI
ana Toledo about II minutes fastcI tuan i'oNA N'
and time. w,sr
Fxpress and Mail leaves :OOn m ana lV'4o p H.
INSTRUMENTATION leaves at a;l5 p m.
COME WEST.
E,pre,. and Mail, leaves 5:i5 a. m. and 6Ab p M
AccoMMoDAT1oN TRAIN
A-,,ycs Mt Bureau junction, s:i5 p m.
Leaves Bureau Junction, 5:lb a. m. -, -.
nav Express and Mail leaving Rock Island NJ
800 a m connects at Bureau Junction iorfeOrh'
At355 p IN arriving at Peoti4 ~ 6;vV ?, ,n.i, m
connects at bureau junction for Peoria At S'UO an
prrivng at Peoria At 5;25 a. m. III, A.. n
This road connects At West Liberty with the D
n 4 M r. H. for Burlington and heOkuk'south'
and for Austin and St. Paul, north, -, g.
Connects going east at Z. b. q v Cross'ng' io'
Al la sale, with Illinois Central r; r. for Mendoza
Al Ottawa with Eox River Valley X II. Tor Aurora
Al Joliet with C., A. & 81. l. X. X. -.
Al Engiewood with Lake Shore X X and p RI
W Il O. X. X.
AT Chicago, with all diverging railways
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.R
Passengers for Kansas Lenvenworth and inter
mediate points on this Road, take westward ualn
Of the chicago, X. l. 4 Pacific r. X. arriving
Lsayenworth at 10 100 a. N. and at i:uO p m q,
Connecting at Davenport, with d. & St +. X n
for De Witt and Maquoketa Nd Il
At Columbus function, with Is. I. n q ~. n, \
for Cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls,and ST Paul, nor't
and Burlington and keukuk, south
Al Fairfield. with n. x NJ. X. X. Tor burlington q.
At Ashland, with Des Moines Nalley ~ " III
okuk. Ottumwa, oskAloosa, EddyVille, Crime
and Des MOines.
Al Belknap, with North Missouri X. X.
Al Cameron, with II. 3 81 30 X H.;
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-02

Notions and Fancy Articles nice
stock, at kiesows.
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II use cures Headache and Tuothachc
Its Use cures Neuralgia and Catarrh.
It, Use cures SCiatica and Iameness,
Its use cures Sore Throat and Cauker
IT. use cures Sore Eyes and Erysipulas
Its use cures Stiff Joints and Cramps
Its use cures Fits aud Sea Sickness
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-02

A large assortment of plain and stripe
English worsted skeleton coats OF all sizes
at A. Loeb :, the one price clotmer
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PREPARE FOR THE FOURTH. Walk
Dodge, the pioneer clothiers, will NJ ~
their store on the Fourth Those,'mld
any Of their elegant suits, styGaail To-
caps, and gent 5 furnishing .Iese non.
leave their orders this eve. the latest
morrow 1t is specigg With a fnll
ular tailors to make .'iSestic cloths and
style Gress ana h4arr.ney can guarantee
me OF lmPorteE. DIT
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We sell Japanese Stripes at 25cts.
MAY BRos,
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We have a large stock Of parasolS at our
bazaar. under Newcomb House, I'ayen'
mort. which we are determined to close out
regardless Of cost
1.Ir ARNOLD BROs,
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The City Police

Marseilles Quilts large variety, "A
bankrupt prices, at kiesows.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
MI. MI. STURGEON.
P II. McELHERNE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
~ Rock Island, Ill. Office in Mitchell & Lynde's
Block duff
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job Printing.

Suits made to order in the latest style at
/ Ineb's, the one price clothier.
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White duck and linen suits for men at
4. Loeb's ;, the one price cIothier.
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Cloth for boys wear large assortment
nt kinsnM's
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We sell the best Calico Mt l0cts.
MAY Bros.
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gains in dry goods. 'i' Oaf-
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Linen suits for youths. and children. at
A, Loeb's, the one price elothier,
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Table Cloths, Napkins and Towels, very
cheap, at Kiesow's.
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A large assortment of Ladies Under
--are, Just receiy ed at kiesows
We sen rs~ best Blk. silk in the city
for $l37l. MAY Bros.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFElTS.
Manhood womanhood! Marriaoe :

manooC Womannooo marriage
30 IEyeS. Illustrated. fine plates sent postpaid for
20 cen, by DR.. Whittier, or st. Charles Street. St
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RncKroRn. RocK IsLANp ANpsr LouIs n r

Train. connect at Island with the chicago,
X I q Pacific; the ria a X. J., and the western
linton HALLWAY. A. Monmouth with the { 4 ~. q
% for Rurlinriop, G,itsburg and Peoria. Al bush
nell with the L. b. 8 e. for quincy AZ bearus
town with the Sprn gneld Illinois So utu "a ~
ledo. W. Western for Jacksonville, naples anu
Uannibnl. and at ST. Louis with all kallroaas anu
Steamboat lines diyerging from that point
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-06-14

Evans, the Northwood Murderer,
now in the New Hampshire State Prs
on for killing his niece, Georgiana Low
ering, still stoutly protests his inno-
cence of that and all other crimes laid
to his charge. When first taken to
the prison he asked the warden for the
privilege of praying and groaning.
The warden told him he might pray
in secret increasingly. but no shouting
or grooming would be permitted. The
old sinner processes to believe that he
will not be hung. He tells the warden
that his so-called confession" was
put in his mouth, and that he is the
victim ola conspiracy, a much abused
man, whom the Lord will not permit
to be hanged. AS the time for his ex-
ecuton approaches, however,he may
change his mood somewhat. When
he comes to realize that there is really
no escape for him, he may make a gen
uine confession. Meantime, he APP
pears to enjoy good health.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-06-14

CHURH,s MUSICAL visitor, for May
is on our table. 1t contains the usu-
al summary ofthe principal musical
events of the past month, at home
and abroad; an interesting musical
sketch by the author of Position Gle
Lonjumeau," entitled "The Tin Vio-
linz" original poems, and much inter-
esting miscellaneous reading matter.
This number also contains the COM
plete programme and details Of the
Cincinnati Musical Festival, with
sketches of the solo singers who are to
take part in it, and an engraving Of
the plat of the Festival Hall. There
are three pieces ofgood music in its
table of contents, as follows: "May
Festival Waltz" dedicated to Thee
dore Thomas "Pull for the Shore"
Il song and chorus by p. p. Bliss and
shameless March," The subscrip-
tioi price of the Visitor is only $3.50
per annum. Sample copy free. Adj
dress John Church & Co., &c West
! Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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BUTCHERY OF MoDocs.-Sunday last
twelve men left a ranch near Yreka
for Royle's Camp, with seventeen of
the captured Modocs. When near
Lost River they halted for brief res t..
While there a party of Oregon volun-
teers came up and pitched camp with
them. Soon after one of the Indian
escort resumed the journey with doz-
en- of his prisoners, leaving five in the
care of another, who remained behind
for an hour or so. Shortly after he
left to overtake his companion, he was
overhauled by three men who took his
prisoners from him and shot them
down in cold blood. 1t is supposed
to have been the work of the Oregon
volunteers.
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New Hampshire Items

The smallpox has made its appear
ance in a family Of the name OF Eaton,
in Winchester.
Dyer j. Farmer Of Littleton, a mem
Der OF the Senior class OF New Hamp-
ton Institute. died at New HamptoA
of cerebro spinal meningitis on Mon
day, May 26th. He was q young
man of much promise.
The Tilton Base Ball Club chal-
lenges any club in the State to play a
game on their grounds any day preyi-
GUS to the 25th of June.
Otis Cate, who was employed by
the Messrs. Hayes at the time their
barn was burned at Portsmouth, has
acknowledged having set the fire,
though he says it was accidental
He has been sent to Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Ward of Lake
Village, were poisoned by eating gar
get root last week, which was mista-
ken for horse-radish. Prompt medi-
cal assistance relieved them of what
might have been serious affair.
Hon. John P. Hale, accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Edward Kingsley
left Dover, Wednesday, for West
Point, on the Hudson, where he will
spend the summer.
There has not been any ardent spir.
its kept for sale in Rumney for ter
years.
A new school-house is to be bull
at Lebanon village at cost of about
$4,000.
Stephen Philbrick, of Tamworth
died in that town on Tuesday ageC
1O2 years, one month and twenty
days. He had resided in Tamwortl
since he was year old. He had atten
ded all the town meetings in Tam
worth since its Incorporation.
The Sunday Schools of our place
are expecting to go to Groveton OIL
a picnic excursion next week. Full
particulars will be made known t.
the schools on next Sunday. The
day has not been certainly fixed a:
yet.
Hon. John Prentiss, the oldes
printer and newspaper publisher il
New England and probably in thu
United States, died at his residence il
Keene, after q brief illness, on the af
ternoon of Friday, the 9th in
slant, in his ninety-sixth year.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-06-14

The circumstances of the accident
at Mr.. Gallup's mill in Bloomington,
are these: A young man named
Paul Provoncha, aged Is 1-2 years
faom Morgan, was working near a
line counter shaiting that revolved
$50 times u minute. How he came
to get caught is unknown, as no one
was near him, but circumstances show
that set screw that held a collar in
place caught in the sleeve of his frocll
and wound him around the shaft.
This shaft was about three feet from
the floor and the shipper a piece OF
hard wood timber 3 by was about
lS inches from the shaft. Against
these together with posts on which
shafting hung or some of them he
must have struck at every revolution.
1t is said there was not a whole bone
left in his body. He lived about one
hour.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-06-14

WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
The June number is just the book for
the family circle Just the dear old
Household magazine we used to greet
so gladly. The articles are not so
heavy; there are more stories; not
trashy, sensational compositions, but
such as bear throughout strong in
fiuence for all that is good, and pure
and true. A noticeable feature is that
there is something helpful, encoura-
ging, comforting upon almost every
page. A bright face like this is needed
in every household. The children's
departments fully up to its standard,
and printed in much better type.
AS to make up Of magazine, we notice
a great improvement. A Temperance
story is announced hereafter, for eve
ry number. H. V. Osborne (Teno-
room )has been recalled as editor
and assumes the entire management
Subscription price only one dollar &
year. Address
Woods Household Magazine,
Newburgh, New York
The above Magazine will be fur
nished, together with the HERALD, 70!
$500 per year.
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EzEARNEY,s EXTRACT BUG
Avoid ouacke and Imposters.

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corn, twenty live cents per bushel ;oais
twenty two. There is beautiful
village on the opposite side OF the
river IN Iowa called St. Clair, which
looks splendidly in the night from
this place. j. W. ii.
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mo the hon. the Probate Court for the dis

ITO the Hon. the Probate Court for the Dis.
L tr1ct OF Essex and State of Vermont,
Austin +. Davidson, of Stratford, in the Coun-
ty of Coos and State of New Hampshire, adj
ministrator of the estate of Samuel Davidson
late of said Stratford, deceased, respectfully
represents that the said intestate did in his
iltetlme' enter INTO certain contract in writ.
ing, bearing date February Sth 1873 to and
with Martin Il. NoyeS and Amasa Ward, both
of Coebrook, in said County of Coos, con
tracing with said Noyes and Ward, to sell
ana convey TO their a certain tract or parcel
of land situated in the town IF Lexington
Essex County, Vermont, viz: Lot number
FOrty-six in the I'd Division of lots in said
town, OF the right of Richard Jackson, jr, to
gether with all the sugaring utensils on said
lot. The price to be 1920; two hundred dol
lars of said sum to be paid May lst 1873, the
balance in yearly payments of two hundred
dollars each, with interest annually. The
said 5000 being paid and notes executed as
aforesaid the said Davidson was to deed by
q deed of warranty, and the said Noyes and
Ward to mortgage back, and are not 10 oper
ate on said lot by taking Off timber and wood
so as to lessen the contract price for said lot
without first securing said Davidson for the
timber or wood to be taken Off Said contract
signed and sealed by said parties, which said
contract was at the deceaSe of said Davidson
and still is unexecuted. Wherefore the said
Administrator prays the said court to grant
unto him liberty and authority to deed SAID
land according to the terms of said contract
agreeably to the statute in such case made
AUSTIN +. DAVIDSON, Admir-.
Stratford, N. H., May 3lst, 1873.
STATE OF YERMONT,-Ess District, IS.
1T is ORDERED by the Probate Court for the
District aforesaid, that all persons concerned
be notified to appear before said Court, 1t &
session thereof, to be held at the Probate OF
flee in Guildhall, in said district on the 2lS
day of June, a. D., 1873, to show cause, if any
they may have. why the liberty and authori
ty requested in the foregoing application
should not be granted and that, for that pur
pose the said application. together with thi,
order, be published in the Essex County II err
aid published at Guildhall, three weeks sue
cessively as soon as may be.
WIN. II. HARTSHORN Judge,
a true copy of record, Attest,
q WIN. II. HARTSHORN. Judge.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-06-14

Mansfeld Tracy Walworth, the au-
thor, was murdered by his own son at
the Sturtevant House in New York
on Tuesday. Frank II. Walworth,
who is about 10 years old, took a
room at the above house and sent for
his father to call on him. Soon after
the elder Walworth entered the room
his son fired several pistol shots at
him which caused almost instant
death. Tie deceased had not lived
with his family for several years and
it is supposed that the difficulty be.
tween the father and son grew out Of
the family broils.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-06-14

The decision of the Court of APP
peals In case Of Stokes. has been an
announced. The unanimous opinion of
the court granting him a new trial.
The chances for Stokes ultimate es-
cape from hanging appear to be made
almost a certainty, and it is not In
probable that he will soon be released
on bail and again at liberty.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-06-14
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THE u. III. LEGISLATURE


Assembled last Wednesday, the 4th,
and organized by the choice OF Hon.
David A. Warde, President of the SEN
ate; Luther S. Morrill, of Concord,
Clerk Tyler Westgate, of Haverhill,
Assistant Clerk Zelotes Stevens, of
Concord, Doorkeeper James W. En-
cry, Of Portsmouth, Speaker of the
House; Samuel G. Clark, of Clifford,
Clerk Charles G. Danforth, of Con-
cord, Assistant Clerk; Charles Fl
Roberts, of Concord, Sergeant-at
Arms Charles II. Long, Franklin G.
Moody, and Augustus b. Farmer,
Door-keepers. A resolution was
adopted by the House that each men,
Der be furnished with three daily
newspapers.of his own selection.
Vacancies in the Senatorial and
Councillor Districts were filed by
the choice of Charles Sanborn, and
Otis G.. Hatch, as Senators for Dis.
trict No. and 6, respectively, and
John l.. Morrill,, rs Councillor fol
/ District No. 2. The vote for Cover
| nor ,yoS 1onloro1 nc folIove,
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NOTICE.

This is to certify that have this day re.
! linquished to my son George b. Lurey, his
| time during the remainder of his minority,
| and shall claim none of his earnings nor
| pay any debts of his contracting after this
| date.
| ORIN 3. LUREY.
Witness j. j. Holbrook,
| bloomfield, June 3, 1873. "a
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WOOL CARDING.

N. w. Hartford would inform his friends
and the public generally, that his Carding
Machinery, situated at &C. G. Garland's mill,
East Lancaster, will be in operation as usual
the coming season Customers coming from
II distance will be Accommodated the same day
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Beyond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and Thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Nilsson
RI, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyo-
ming, Nevada, Oregon or California, we re-
commenda cheap safe, quick and direct route,
via st. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road, which runs its fine Day Coaches and
Pullman Sleepeis from ot. Louis to principal
points in the West, without change. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best
Track and the finest and safest. equipment Of
any line west Of the Mississippi, and its connec-
tons with roads further West are prompt and
reliable. The Texas connection Of \ Is road il
NOW completed, and passengers are offered .
frst-cltss, %all-rail route from ST. Louis to Texas
either over the Missouri, Kansas and Texas r
r., via Sedalia, or over the Atlantic and Pa
eifc r, RI via Waits For, maps time tables
information as TO rates, routes, etc, we refer
our readers to J. +. Thompson, Southern Pas
senger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn, or +. A
Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81 Louis, Mo
Questions will be cheerfully and promptly an
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