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M wanthar.-.Tn.DAN.

The following shows the temperature
at TUE Argus OFFICE to-day, as III
dicated by thermometer:
.7AM sqs above zero, IL NJ. w above seio
9A. N, IS - ~
Fair.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.

An wool cassimeres for children wear,
FROM Use 70 81 25 per yard at A. Loep 5
the one price elothier.
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DIR. S. BYAM & WIFE.

MRS. ALNEDA c. BYAM, N. D.
1 ADIES PHYSICIAN AND FRIEND, CAN BE
L found at their office, corner Orleans snd Eagle
streets, en- Mondays and Tuesdays OF each week
Female Diseases 3 Specially. supporters anu
Frsgsses ept on hand. Comes veil rec0mmen Ged,
orders left At their office Post Office promptly
attended
Rock Island. His May 81. lsT8.-d3m
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4 large assortment of Hats, Caps,
Gents furnishing goods, trunks and va
Uses at Livingstone 4 Co. 5-30d2m
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer \ 20. have
removed their office to the old T., n l, u
7. passenger depot. 2'du
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summer drawers, summer undeFshirts,
white and fancy shirts, at A. Loeb 5, the
one price elothier.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-24

Suits made to order in the latest style at
a. I.oebs, the one price clothier,
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Rug il where you trade. Buy large size Il YOU
a ret them Use it freely. il faithfully, tIet
"a Genuine. wM RENNE q SONS, Sole Manu-
Il acturers. Piftsaeld. Mass.
Reader call for it where you trade Sold IN
ralck Island BY John BengstoB and Z. Brnenart.
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The following may be seen posted up ID
one Of the banks in this city

Hereafter, the claims Of Book Agents,
Solicitors for Subscriptions charitable t
otherwise, Beggers, etc, etc VIII NOT De
considered during Banking Hours, at TINS
Office, but win be attended To daily from )
Ia 4 O'Clock 2. NJ
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= 6 5000.
For list Of papers in other States, address GEO p
ROWELL / co. IL Park Row, New York
SEND rs CENTS FOR THE
ADVERTISERS GAZETTE

Boakof l44 pages, showing how, when and where
10 advertise. and containing q ist nf nearly 8tgQ
new papers with much o. her Information If inter.
advertisers. Address GEO. P RCWEI.E 4
Co. Publishers, II Park Row. New YnrE
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RAILROADS.

AsAASha@sS@~~-A
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PAVlfAO r. n |
NB-Alt traius IN or out Of Rock Island run by |
Chicago timo-excvpt the Peoria tsauNs Wai t run
BY Toledo time Chicago timg ~ ApVut 40
aud Toledo about n minutes lS7'eI 'NS" h"O0A ''l
aud time. -
Ernrss. and Mail leaves 10 a aud 10 AS y.
Accommodation, leaves a. q 10 y, ",
come wnsr.
ExpreAs aud Mail, leaves b.l5 a. aud o. rs y. u
AoooAAoDArloH TRAIN.
Arrives al bureau junction, s;l5 p. N,
Leaves bureau JanctlOn, b;l5 a N.
DAy Express aud NAL leaving koeG Island a.
ssOO u, connects al burcAQ FUNSTON tor Peoria
atS.S6 y. IL. ; arriving al Peoria atB;vO y IN
Night Express leaving Rock Leland ~ ~ ~ y. u
connects III bureau JuActiOn tOr Peoria ~ w = u
Arriy1ng al Peoria a. 5 40 n.
THIS rOAd cOnnects ~ West Liberty Win The d
AN X X for Burlington aud he0kak,soath'
aud for Austin aud 81 faal, n2Fth- ,t -,
Connects going east nj c. D Y Crossing Tor
Al la sale. with Illinois Central r R for MendotA
Az Ottawa, witu Fo4 River valley K II ioI Aurora
As EnglewOod, With Lake shore X X and r., Fl
W 4 O. h. n
AZ Chicago. With all diyerging ralwayA
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN kk
Passengers for Kansas LeayenSorth aud later
mediate poluU On this Road, take westward irAlns
" tho Chicago, H. l. n fRcihc X, x arriving ~
LeayunwOrth al 10 w a m. and at n ~ v M .
Connecting At Davenport, with ID. y 81 z. K X
Tor Dc VIII aud Maquokota.
fOg Cedar Rapids, Cedar falls, aud 81 Paul, uofth
aud Burlington aud keokuk, south,
A. FAIRFIELD, With Z, A N X X t0t b9tlnstoh
okuk, Ottumwa, Oskal0osA' kddyylle, uflnneA
aud Dies MuiucH.
Al B,lknSp, with North Mssoeu X. X
AZ CAmct0u, with IA \ 81 JO X. X
Al plattabu ~. with NJ l. a st JU n r.
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\. Loeb, the clothiar OF Rock Island,
claims to keep the largest stock and To sell
strictly at one price.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THB VlRY BBST PLAN

By which you can obtain Life Insurance +. ~.
Premium, All Cash, Stock Plan Il furnish. :,
largest amount Of insurance fora given s--- :,
money. The contract is plain and definite a,;,t-..
complication, mystery uncertainty. This -
Is always worth its face. the premium never fr.,.
SEES 1t Is the most satisfactory ana ecoBar,..-,
plan Ter the tnsurant THE TRAVELLERS FSsrp,.--
COMPANY, of Hartford, Conn, grants Iiss r.
ance upon this excellent plan Its security i n,
questioned Apply to any Agent, or ssnt f- g.,
Circular.
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Manhood womanhood Marriage .

zo Pages Illustrated inc plates sent postpaid +
~ -srts " Or Whittier, or 81. Charles Street. s
.o,ls, No.. the great Specialist, Read MS card.
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The finest assortment Of piece goods in
tho city al A,Loeb 5, the one price clothier
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Pimples on the Face,
s-AcyEEADs s rIEsIwoRMs,

Use Perry's Improved Comedonc and Pimple Rem
edy--the Great Skin Medicine Prepared ouly by
DR. B. G. Perry, Dermatologist ~ Bond St New
YORK Sold by all Druggists ia Rock Island and
elsewhere, 4fdtts& N6m
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POLICE COURT,

White duck and linen suits for men at
A Loeb 5. the one price clothler.
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Il B.lknap, with North MissOor X X.
u CAmct0u, with IA a 81 ~ X X.
\ . $500. 49,. ..4sk. - A - O.. " u


Tram. connect az kV,k Island VIA the Hnl,aso, I
H. L Il Pacific the Peoria a X. l. aud the Nerlefh
Tuiou Railways AZ Monmouth With The q, d, !
y foT Burlington, Galesburg and Peoria A. b4sA /
fy.n ,,ith thg Sprlu lHeld lliuuiu south kAstefh
Tor sprtugarld ana PaHs Al chaplin With the TO,
Iedo " n Western Tor JaCAsGANiig, naples 4l.,
Hannibal aud at ST. Louie With all hailfoals ana
steamboat lines di,tfgilg from thai point
CHICAGO. NILW AuKEE x ST PAUL RAILWAY
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kDORN YOUR HOMES with the new en-,
n Awake and Asleep Sells lie y -tttt35.1
me par sent Tor 81 cents 4 large Discount
Mass.
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4uIsu s1RrH LENNE. Ahhl' X
kKpry-s and Mai. ......... 81 ~ a. NJ o.lo b. Vi
Accommodation ....tta.- A0 y. d lv'N A. N
Connects d, Rock leland With all livyrsiu- lines
Al Fulton With the 4. x y ". T. X, Tor Clinton
AID uu4ahA, vest, and Chicago, east
~ Fre,purt With thy I. G. K. X. & g. & y. W
10 X
Al b,laIt Citation and Racine With ths T. s
W RE
sURLlNaruS. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MIME
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0A0 PER WEEK IN CASH to Agents. F.
GfU thing furnished and expeusgs rail
COULTER 4 CO.. Charlotte. Mich
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-30
PERUVIAN sYHrr.
Makes &c Weak Strong

leregovlaa Syrup. q Protested solution %
tao rFa.osiie afrsoals 50 combined as t. have
tae character 81 au afneat, s. easily digestea
and as.imfataa vtb le blood as The simplest,
food Ii increases che quantity of Sa,aros
Owa U,ailang Agent Iron, 90 the blood, and
carasu "iboasaad ms stnFly by taa.ue ua In
MIGRATING aaaatatzug de system Tho en-.
uclel and vta.lsd blood pcyaaates every psrt
Of taa boa5, repairing damage. aad waste
searching oa. morbid s5cg,uous ana laaying
nothing ror disease to ICED upou.
This sahc secret ofthe e0nioruI siees 81
hs reusiy ID curing pgspepsa L.ra Com
plant, pr5psy Chronic naubas, ual-, Nan
yous Affections, Chile snd Fcyers, Hamofs, les
Of Constitutional ygag, Diseases Of u4e Kidneys
and Bladder, Female Complaints, and all de
eases originating in Dad state Of The blood, o
accompanied by debility or a low state Of the
sysyem. Being free from Alcohol in any form,
its energizIng effects are not followed by cores.
ponding reaction hut are permanent, iuhang
strength, yigor and new life into all parts Of the
system and building up an Iron Consultation,
Thousands have been changed BY the use Of
this remedy IRON weak, sichly, suffering crea.
tnros to strong, healthy and happy men aud
women, audtnyaIds cannot reasonably hesitate
10 give Il a trial,
SEQ that each bottle has PERUVIAN sYRUr
blown in the glass.
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l
IS d. 81 Hartford, Cl
ardrei aa3 tao
tsis
aaz nst belonging b fao
e Under fla head Of
ue aae washing
maa rau ss aAel
la urvea toa Hc!
aHtay b
H~aa Nafh geagu, ul0, in.
easgug af.ae txgfease laaancs ~ bic
said asat ho bad to pat
5n 4aeu aeaable them @ make
gum
AB utfga Pair u boots At
waa at o4as stores w. asked whai
nar msr aaa replied, az soon a
m asaH uaEI FROM SIS arpriss, Why
tso 3 teaaF
Ilew lo tlat Iaok obt SAID big
sHl Wall street man 80 q friend, bold
nl oaa Obi braEnF bands. That
ea8d ue friend, Jocks s. though You'd
gaae saosl s. soap.
A Colorado pig rooted into some cans
IF nitro.vlyccriup aud ate twenty pounds
thereof TIE tenderness with which the
propr.etog oftbai rig now handles him,
wonid torch the heart o. a Bergh.
Prisoner, saia squire Jones, In
awarding judgement, itis a maxim ofthe
law tuat ii 81 bettcr TO err on the side q
meyuy. This ceuit has made up her
mind which side Sic win err on and
nothing rcmalns hul % err on that side.
-Ota mlseriy man who died Of soften
log Of lhe basin, q local paper said Ills
head gave way, but his band never did.
rHs brain soneaai, but BIZ heart could
NOT
IA Bridgeport mau spent threc-guar-
tas eff eli hour lhc other evening in try
ing to pldk up @ piece Of moonshine from
tile doorstep which DO faueied to be a
newspaper his mattcr-otfaet wife final
s. came out and gradually brought him
30 consciousness b. tho aid ola loose
tgnce picket
Hou wonderfully ~ your little treas
urcs resemble their father, Mrs. Colo
pert This darling now especially re-
minds me OF Mr. G.t Mrs, Co.; Oh no,
MI nIimkins, ihat Is Mrs. LittIcjohu's
child, who live nest door. Blimkins
subsllg
After skiing Your name 10 the slate
80 htka0sas, thc natives are ~ the habit
o]tsayiae, n4 confidential tone, Wei,
upn, what aas your name aiore yer
pay.l 20 these pariss
YanEtowu Dekotah) sheriff at
lad i show IN that far away country
he oiiag day,and while lacking mp a sale
otea 81 Tie elephants headquarters,
.AIsh tie official mistook for a small
atu, tac auim.l swung bis tail around
Add moss Wlen uat county wants the
ryic5 ofa sheriff, they win have 10
elect oue.
AU eastern man who Wrote 70 the cd
ue 90 Nebraska paper inquiring what
Sind uf houses people live 10 IN that state,
uasin6rnaa That tie houses were al
buit ont Of doors. and 20 low between the
aings uat the galmncys stuck through
doe r5of.
Thelr 90 limii 70 the capacity Of
Yankee enterprise. a lively son Of Ansk
tratu Use bil, Of Vermont hears Of Prof
fyudal's Prayer gaeucG and what does
~ aaf Wy" hit ohe thl's' OF eonfse
Writes 'aihf professor soiil'tlng an aeeh'
i9' 'ae fA'' 81 his patent.
The aru.Qae Ur A]bernefhy, When
tH. a'ona laaian Street ingreat
htsc Ras atl8fboi hv g gattulous old
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-01-30
AYERS HAIR yIGoR
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
u 10 Hlrgnll MUM ~ coLof.

AdFaheing Fcafs, s~3cknAHs, CAFei aiHAppolut
meet sud btfedHsfF pfe1iHsosAqp, all tHfh The
hair gray ! htf ~ them dlrp4ses u 10 tail Of
Bfamatufely, and either sHeB il unklghuy kHd
gHpieRsEut ~ behold NE ATEhH eBDenugugkfN
81 Tas pfydaeed 50 ahtI3ote iaf these dafof
mstest rtleh has uan gf&tlta4s fgf hIm from
MHiHtedns ~ wUmen zad msn He Hkfh FlspE
sometimes pfoane . hsst hair And eEssys re-
stores - faaaa ADD gray hair Ith betQfAl e9lai,
e4th tns gree aud freshness ~ yauth Ike eum
pafaL9elg feH bald sal gray heads taAt Ns nos
sse, 40 tapse shg have n8t yet discovered b.
Fiftaes " AIKn d1ik fi9oH fer Teleslug the
hAIF. The fFesh Eud ygalhfai haif 80 sas 10
older Aends s 1fsH the prodasf n bic az e
yaH are ~GisagHfaA IL made 90 aHatsrs aud 0g4H
- grair haff, restore .ts yaBthfaI eglgf, sad 4ltL
d y0af isa utex ID their oflREusi sgfGaess aud
hgfetabie sipfesslan.
a. Al eieg&at sFess4Gx f9f hesaufFiGg lht
Hafs = has ~ slppsHaF
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HEALTH BEAUTYII
DIR, RAILWAYS

ETTtlNN AMI IIEE EIIW WI0UD-TN-
CREAsE or FLESH AND WE1gHT-GLEAK
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION 81.
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SARSAPARlLLlAN RES0lVENI
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CuREEi
THE B0DY UNDERG0Es UNDER THE IN
FLUENeE or THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEDICINE THAI
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Journal JOB PRINTING OFFICE
Gsnsassisr, Ysrneat Ist. H. 1871
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-Tbeoaiy ta5Ta AID sarc Reuld.
tr Worms -itli, IggS &C.
Tumor Of - Years. Growth
.Etrrd Nv nadMnYfs ReAoINemI.

LEFFutf5 Ness, JHly iE. fhys
yI. ntUNhY II hsve bad prsfaa 1aHsr q its asafst
at agrrlE avs SOC batars 3a3 Athsre aat 90 hap ff tt
tsai every tHng Gfi NHs recWpsudsdi tut heihiug
b.IIt3 ue. Imw jour HesaFrut, hti tbBasbt I uaaia ~
s. At 300 80 tHfH Va e.. besHaap ! had E1HcrFd fr tvfys
se4a taa aF bFHtHa n fhg EHsFrHat bHi oHs HaE 4
l1dHF'f Flil, s@4 Use batHst # y1af HsadF Hdla All
thlfs s rsf q sRE ~ t4aaH 81 hH fan - fstt md I ist
trtlrs. sH5atf. a4i t5P.fsf ttsH { have fr tuflss 5eaiH
lc sort 5Haf am & hs ifa $50 n te tfnfh 0uf
Ht rH#F. HEfa H8 q 500 tf me bHgtft " a1htrE
49, L u ~ 49, IL--.AL y LMAEL-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-14
COntradicted.

New York, 10. The was cruel report cir
culated late this afternoon at hotels and other
public places that steamer bound to Long
Branch had sunk on her way to Sandy Hook,
and that four hundred lives were last. There
was no truth in the report and no accident of
the slightest character has occurred which
would give foundation for such hoax. The
boats plying between this city and Sandy
Hook on the Long Branch Zine, have made
their regular trips and passengers from New
York by the last boat reached there this eve
at the usual time. Telegraphic dispatches
from the Quarantine station at Staten Island
from Fort Hamilton on the Long Island side
OF the narrows and from Sandy Hook. All
state that no accident had occurred to any
steamer at either of these points
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SkOWHEGAN.

MEETING OF GRAND ESCAMPMENT l. o. o. L.
Skowhegan, 10. The Grand Encampment
met this morning. From the Grand Scribe
the following statistics are obtained;
Number of encampments, ID.
Total membership, 1914 (gain Of 500
Amount paid Tor relief of patriarchs, ST.
O59.
Amount of receipts, SC,
Invested funds, $l4, 496.
Officers were elected as follows:
NJ. w. Grand Patriarch, w. E. Pressey,
Lewiston.
NJ. E. Grand High Priest, j. II. Knox
Skowhegau.
r. w. Grand Senior Warden, A. d. Smith
Portland.
h. W. Grand Junior Warden, o. G. Doug
lass, Lewiston.
r. w. Grand Scribe, w. G. Cummings,
Portland.
r. w. Grand Treasurer, c. B. Mast, Port
land.
w. Grand Sentinel, w. V. Harmon, Sacca-
r. w. G. Representatives, J. w. Read.
Portland c. II. Rich, Portland
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STATE NEWS.

The Home Journal says, S. d. Warren,
proprietor of the Copsecook Paper Mill in
Gardiner lost from SAC, 900 to $4,000 by the
burning of lot of paper in building used as
a warehouse in Boston, Friday morning.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows COM
menced its annual session at Skowhegan,
Tuesday. The attendance is quite large.
From the Grand Secretary the following stat
istics were obtained Number of Lodges, 20;
Initiated 1852; Total membership 1886;
amount paid for relief, So, 299.5 81; amount of
receipts, S27, l76.70; invested funds ISL. 944,-
40. Tho following officers were elected for
the ensuing year 0. B. Written of Portland,
Grand Master; f. M. Laughton of Bangor,
Dep. G. M; w. S. Garcelon of Lewiston,
Grand Warden; Joshua Davis of Portland,
Grand Secretary Stephen X. Dyer of Port
land, Grand Treasurer; C. III. Blake of Port
land Grand Chaplain; J. B Neatly of Kenne-
bunk, Grand Representative to the Grand
Lodge of the United States. The Skowhe
gan Lodge are entertaining the brethren.
Charles T. Rideout, boat. builder at Booth
bay Harbor, was drowned at that place at noon
Tuesday by falling from the wharf. His body
was recovered. He was thirty-one years Of
age, and leaves wife and one child.
At the great races in Buffalo, n. Y, on
WtuHeSudy last, lot u PURSE VI I-O,OVo Tue
first prize was won by the Maine horse, Sen
sation This horse is grandson of Ethan AL
len. The second money was won by Cam
ors, a son of Gen. Knox who won two heats in
the race and made the fastest time, trotting
one heat in > 20 IL.
The other evening young spris was walk
ing on Elm street with two young ladies when
he observed farmer driving by with COW
fastened to the rear of his wagon. Wishing
to say something ''sharp" youngster sang out.
"Halloa, old man, got your cow out?" The
man refined in his horse and replied, "Yes
does the calf want some milk" Sprig hadn',
anything further to say. -[Biddeford Times.
The Wing says an intoxicated man fell be-
tween the cars of the passenger train from St.
John to Bangor at Oldtown Tuesday evening,
and would have met with horrible death bu,
for the presence of mind of gentleman stand
ing on the platform, who seized him by the
hair and saved him from dropping beneath
| the wheels.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, 10. In his speech last night
Governor Booth said the contest now through
out the Union is the old one between prerog-
alive and personal freedom between the pow
er of the strong to take and the right OF each
man to hold his own. The influence and con-
centration of capital are to be resisted. 1t
fights for the central of the railroad system
everywhere. For political supremacy in ev-
cry state, and with this immense pressure up
gu our rights, we are in danger of becoming
enslaved in spirit and of losing sense of man
ly independence which is essential to freedom.
When a government builds railroads it should
control them for the public good and when de-
trauded of its securities should take posses
sion of the roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-14

DR.. l.. a. Shattuck, formerly OF this city,
who has for the past two years devoted his
entire attention to his profession at Bridge
port, Conn, is, We are pleased to learn,
meeting with marked success. Those who
are familiar with the struggles of young
physician, even under favorable circumstan-
ces, will consider DIR. Shattuck's final success
complete triumph over those who have
sought in every possible way to injure him.
With commendable perseverance, strictly
temperate habit. and close attention to bust
ness, the Doctor has honorably freed himself
from pecuniary embarrassment engendered
by his reverses while in Augusta; and best Of
all, has built up large and general practice,
as will be seen by the following compliment.
tary notice which we copy from the Bridge
port Leader;
"Mr. Sylvester Blinn, of this city, who
has been dangerously ill with Typhoid Pneu-
ed of by his friends, generously attributes his
remarkable recovery to the close attention
and skillful treatment of his attending physi-
clan, DR.. l.. A. Shattuck; and as token of
his appreciation of the doctors services, has
presented him with an elegant heavy gold
watch and chain, valued at about $3.50. The
doctor was recently presented with magni-
ficent pictorial Bible, bound in Turkey moroc-
co and gilt, by one of his grateful patients.
These are indeed acceptable presents, but we
know of no one more worthy of them. By
his kind and courteous attention DR.. Shattuck
has gained a host of warm friends and an ex-
tensive practice"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-14
"a lunatic named Amos Green, nearly SHY
years of age, committed suicide by hanging,
at Manchester, N. H., on Friday last.

"a lunatic named Amos Green, nearly SHY
years of age, committed suicide by hanging,
at Manchester, N. H., on Friday last. IN
The verdict of the jury in the Warrasset
| case, generating all the officers and the COM
pany, is not endorsed by the public.
The latest advices received by New York
dealers from the coal regions give little
ground for hoping for a lower rate Of prices.
The great combinations seem to have matters
fully arranged, and some of the prime movers
boast that they have gothic market Just vhsre
they want it. The consumers will evidently
be at the mercy Of the monopolists, unless
some unforeseen event intervenes.
Coal has doubled in price in England with
in three years. English iron manufacturers
are turning to the United States as the scene
OF their future successes. 1t 10 rumored in
Philadelphia that prominent English firm
engaged in building steamers has resolved to
remove with all its capital and labor to the
banks of the Delaware.
The fashionable circles of Brooklyn Nights
are not little excited over little romance
in real and high life which has reached its cul-
mina,ing point in a runaway marriage during
the past week. One Of the nabobs of that
aristocratic quarter is Mr.. W., who lives on
Hick street, near the Mansion House, and
who has an only daughter, who is the heroine
OF this little adventure. The gentleman whom
the lady married is a Mr.. NJ, the son of
another wealthy patrician of the City Of
churches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-14
NEWS BY MAIL.

Miss Reeves, one of the victims of the stage
coach accident in New Hampshire, is dead
On Monday the Widows and Orphans Home
near Kansas City was destroyed by fire, leav-
ing the inmates homeless
A sail boat upset in Mount Hope Bay, RI,
Monday evening. and one Of six men on board
was drowned.
The loss by the fire at Abbot & Downing's
carriage factory, Concord, n. H., will not
amount to over SIS, 900.
II is stated that the war department on
Tuesday received the findings and sentence
of the court martial in the Modoc case, but
refuses to give them to the pnblic. The SEN
fences are that the Modocs all be hanged.
The lease of the Lowell & Andover railroad
to the Boston & Maine has been ratified by
the stockholders. The road is only paper
road yet, however