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SAGINAW COMMERCIAL ExuIBlr.

8peed9 D1soafch 70 tbs CAfeaQ0 Tribute
EAsT aAaISAw. Mich, June 1.-The total shin-
monss from tue Saginaw River for tho seaaon to
June arc as follows Lumber, fact, GO, ,75a, ,oot:
lash, pieces, 4,3s2.2oo, shnslss 1sos7, 600
salt. BARRELS so, 7?3 sta.es, 4lo, ,Go5. T4o 1um.
ber shipments fall short Of tilosa for ths core
spondlug pcslod Of 1874 nea5ly 60, 900, 900 foek
, 1875-06-02

A Strange and Shooting Sensation tt
Now Dtlehltss

A strange and Shooting Sensation in
Now Otieh1tss
Htp 0rleans bulletin, Aay 20,
w IharRday evening We publlHhcd the follow
tion, '"
He 10. Il. Beggs NJ. in ons Of tho cemeteries (which
no ul1 not say), Wild his attention attracted to
or four women. Ths driver Of thr wuHon Hfcl Out
sotl9 and was sooat delosltiag 4 III the hoo pre-
paTea lot ~ whtn the occupant Of Tho cot!u kicked on
~ lu and cried, "For 1udfs aake do not bury mo
Tha dr1rer picked up a brick, End crying, You
and I'm 9o!ng 10 bury yon struck tho cospso eltler
stunned o1 ilned him aud the bu1ial wont d.
Tha statement came to ,ls second-laat and
inquiry elected tito fact that BegRs II Lila own
knonlodSs kuew nothing Of tie nattar, aud tust
MS Raaertions waEe based Oh tho aay-so Of third
parties.
The police took tlle matter very coolly, mad did
nQs ,aeeni to th,bk II wurh working up, aud kuo
goo3 thing ~ bcgas."
Il Ia PROBABLE that tho ntatemout Of Bosgs ras
all tho Information the police had Ut the affair.
but otlot xuuao1s III conuoctton with 1t reached
onr reporter. aud thinking 1t we'll worthy, uot-
wtthataadiug TIN assort,ous Of tic kpow,l,x QUE.
af1utld the pul &C station that It was ~ good
thing BY 1esgs." aud "a tlrst-cIaas hoa1," 10
started IN
An INVESTIGATION,
detesmned to aifs It tu the bottotn, and lpd tho
Foundation for suca startling ropu1t,
our ,epprtar traced tbs rutllors to ttler SOURCE
and step ny stop followed UP tho clew they gave.
aud w de8roea developed facke that would be
ihosealole nete shoy not 70 "oal snlat4ntisted oy
On Tuesday. May rs, uoorge Banks, coIorod
youth ~ Yeas Of age = native Of Tennessee.
d, dasd In tho Smallpox Hospital OF smallpox.
lae proper ceftilicste o. burial ma given, aud
on tno evening Of Nay 20, tho coffin continuing
WAGON No.. !, driven by Jamcs connors. to be
urore, sitaated on Alxth atscet, between Locust
aug fse1et.
IN lAe occurrences on tha way to tho ceu-
etety 70 40 not profosc 10 comment, and SIMPLY
gavn tha statement OF Witnesses.
Ihe ontj conclusion which theso atataments
lead 20 u that GsurHe Dankst when ho lott the
hoapsta', VAS not dead. but waR III a cppstose
condllon, aud that ae "As knowingly
Melinda Smith statssi / waa In neiahhor's
house on LOCUST atrseE, betaeen First nud doc-
ond. Ihe CHARITY wagon, Nc. !, stopped, and /
thought It had broken down. 4 fr;Gud callol
10 the Wagon, aud tuoro l saw two cotlns-ope
Tor baby, tho olhar for grown perHcu.
tho I'D bslng partly of1. / saw distinctly ,"s ths
msn on tia iosle of the coffin snuy.ug h!s sana,
cushion on Ills seat and mt it oo thn ntar,s
face, sud Bat OF, hIA head, In thin poaltion hn
still Sal nu him while ho WAS going I s,,lsrc. md
hetueon seooud snd Third streots 10 stonpsI
again aud took hammer &ad t1io4 to mil d5wu
aud pnt 1t on top tho mans feet. and then sat
On him aHalu. The driver, whom / tlrvt want 10
10 tho wagon, In 40 angry tone. aa,i :, "What
do you wspsf" snd 1 aaio, II want to $780," Ito
you ia the MOUTH" said, :. You AFs carsyings
, 1875-06-02
The MEAIHERs.

WASHINGTON. D. O., Juno q! For the Lake
region, falling barometer warmer. cloudy woath-
eE, heavy rains, and froal southeast to northcaat
Winds. followed. on tbs Upper Lakes, by rising
barometer. northwest winds, colder, fo1gy, aud
clearing weather.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Hntcat Dtt7atch to The t1sttaao Tstbnns
1toUKF0RD, ILL.,, june 1.-Ihis region wns
Vtslte this Afternoon by tho hcayless tam. storm
occurring 10 thDT ycats. Tha rain fall ia tor
rants, tloodnR tile sticcla. r0ada, and creeks
Accompanying tho rain woro heavy thuudor
CRASHES, vivid lightning, and large Quanttjos Of
bail. Some OF tko Lail-s.ones wero2 inches IN
circumference. The darkness was 10 gtoas dur
iuS The heavy part OF tho storm that ths gas Ind
TO bc lit III stores and business houacs. Tho In.
dlcations are that tho rain cxtonded over
large brosdta OF country. Thtsralu Wlll do great
good, as 1t was nuch noeded.
Special D.sMtth to The Chicago Tribune
SpAIsurtE1.D, ILL.,, June 1.--A Boycra storm OF
wind aud rnln passed o.er THU city about /
o'clock to-day. Many tteos wese blown doau,
but no othef damage was done 40 fax Us renosted.
Special Lixpatch 10 The thtcdGo I,7bans.
DLooAtNoToN, ILL.,, Juno IA heavy wind
efolm cauecu Home c0nsteruAtion tbia &ftarnoou
It swont over the CITY with great violence, but
RGemod to cxncnd ita creator fury further west
than this. The tin roof OF pamnix Hall waB
onrled Up lt1o Enlor, but holding on by oue
odKa It did not come dom. Slgua chiMneys,
awnings. and ornamental woodwork, suffered
Lssioua1y.
Sntetal nttnateh n Iks Catcaoo 7yibpns.
0ALgNA. Juno 1.-The weatles has been cool
slnce yestcrlaY, with freq ieus AhoHezs, and 4
prospect OF continued toll.
, 1875-06-02

WASHINGTON. D. O.. June 1.-To~day tho New
York nalla wero transferred ut Wcst Philadelphia
frun the Baltimore l. Ohio cars to tho pennsyl.
vanla l!ai'rond cara without dolay. Col, Bcost
has ot1ore1 II tue malls arc sent BY tue baltimore
l. Potomac Railroad 10 carry shem on \ limited
express, aud thus expedite tho transportation Of
the through .naiia QUO hour. Tho Postmaster
General scn: letter TO Alr. Garro.t, Ia which ha
sAYH, " II the tranafar at West Philadelphia
from your cars cannot DO avoided, tho public
good viii rcqul1e mo TO accept Ar. RcostB oner.r
, 1875-06-02
TELE6RAPHJc BHEvlT,es

Under tbs instructions Of the Judge. Tho Jury
In tho suit OF alr. usrbs1, On trial ia New Yo,s.
to rseors; $4,000 from Con. Butler, said 10 bo
due Tor gal services. gave : verdict for the
General.
The election Of Counctlmea in ths nav RI1th
, 1875-06-02
OBITUARY,

Bosros, Juns 1.-Judgs Mellon, formerly
Chief Juat!oe Of Massachusetts,, dad latt nIxht.
C1xoINxATl, June 1.-The lion, BelIsmy gtornr
e1-Judgo Of tho Superior Court, meuber Of
Congress- about 1894, aud widely tuown throuRh-
out tho country, died tonight lced 10.
, 1875-06-02

6Dtefa! Dipateh 70 Tia cAleaae tribune,
boa7os. June 1.-Tlo now organ built by E.
aud g. @. Hoax 4 Hastings for Unity Church
was Rhown this afternoon Ut ths mapufsctory Of
the builders, aud gsss perfect satisfaction. Il
Il e1actly Like tbs organ Hliaa Hss butnsd H.
tho old church.
, 1875-06-02
THE BREWERS,

CINCINNATI, O., Juas l.-The National pssv-
eEa' Congress- will commence IT, session to-mor-
row at Eureka Hall, and continue tor tbrea daya.
Quite nunber Ut do!egAtea hAvs aIzeadY u
FtYed.
, 1875-06-02
THE MAcKINAW &'mAnauETTE.

SiFtMt DHpdtch 70 Iht GhicaHt TFi0uH4,
LANSING, Hich., June 1.-The Board Of Con-
troll OF Swamp Lands to-day awarded tho coa-
tract for tho building OF tho hlacginaw Il AIsr-
9uotta llallload 10 tbs Marquetto i Banls 81.
Marie Nalltoaa Company, granting sixteen scc-
tIons Of land TO tho milo aud exemption from
taxation fur El1leeu years,
, 1875-06-02
In quantities too amai1 10 exert any Important inh,i-
tnco and leneo may be omitted from onr further CORE

....a.
.. "hEs WE HFEAk OF Ahot"3@
tneEeoIo, or ~ ths edrA If scphn hrnh chnlit Tho
,tMaiGacr Ct tis rtpnr wo tnea tn 'nslHde Al" Ain,
snal!t1rsi and orasns chemistry had made 'uclens
l.sfrrts 70 aow ths composition O. tho more cnn,sso
explain ths spseisi Or phy,!o action Of alcohol
u,,s m nS sy.'c az ~ 1. @ Tsss
""tp,thhF tssenEsn nnh ne. Nhfh me cHon1i o.
W ~ ~ htsa tnc taes that sll "n,en'ary
siaaaSff tns mso*ehons anu eifnonaeeous tAoy sery
whtn t.kt int tha s,.tsm wrrs annrnn4,t.b IL IT.
nnur,i,cnt Of lie ils.re. wtis tl,s lattrr rn,,tI
tc of nni,n, hc.t a csron.e LII ~
mud hc1,co wtrc f.rpitta rfy At yi,i ~ -"
!. pEsr,r1r3nY roonu
4h.nhot ,,rt,o ofr ~ H.. n,1nst - ~. ..s,,..o,.
c,atr. ai ts,SrIai1v rih r. ear1on 4n M ,'r.s,' s
1t onco as,snei rasn at tSo lead I of t1o III q
1rnn 'i.n IT,, ' ~ ~ o. eA,na' nent.
scI H. n,ta rani,v nt. ~. .,,, w. rncoivt
's,nSh n' nE.: ,e sxoisns hea an ; ;sayins
s sun, oseu hs.tima and a,stnt,aun" rlsc wnr ~
ris!nsa: " ' '''''''s,1S s''. 'u -
a,, a,h,ts of isnh,a ,,sn 4 j., ~ sn,t MI, t ~
yc.aly arran,cd. nithuI,,f, rrs:t,a On m,reis ihr
q. stn,r '' r. ,rs 49, ' S' .p ie+ ~ ~ t .uf
If 1n,o aseeras v y vns rcst e,ncrs ~ In, tx
,H ar u ill., acon a, ~ ne M a,am n,rn csse se M
fron, N. ,unc. mn. ,o,,a,I,tcns thcrs r6ti IL ~,
continuation Sr osydation Of thc akoo. by wllicl It
wat converted Into farboic acid anu WATER Dr. Icrry
and otlfts by examination f0EI that acusoi taken III
dn form into Tho stomach was taken up, w,!huut
change o. composition md carried with tho bloA into
al he orr .iI* a atret,ltes ot Tho hoy nnd that ia
stHss ia ] "Sp. m, nv % howGscrr
,,'.. 10 sni ~ mss ,,ss
rnirc,,J1,tn ~ ~, H. ~ ~ ~ t., srst
rt ol, III t a s,,a ~ s' ~ -, rsu, u. trai,
n.c. III ~ n1tohrc tnatc41 ~ ~ cirtr ~ s1t ~ M
" ~ ,1Ii '"i.s ~ =, imt "e,a r..
r i:n ~ r., .a,rba ' If n nrt,suw et IT. ~ ~
,.',.rrnrn sn a. po,o, ~ ,' tn -, iE wy t tno
,ae.utiu". ~ ~ 'A'' ''''''4 1o'9' ~ ''''
........-.
THE PROCESS or DIFFERENTIATION
wtnt "n. Or. Boxer, Of Germany, BY "c's1crfse.!
Phd caretly-rxcsnted series of experiments proved
tla s nrs,tnee of .cohol ~ ihs lsyng system at;s.
ay uilnshett the t'1h tutAi nf clIsnatlhna Of eec
1Aa'ttr daily aud consequently that ita sesenco must
ftar! ii!o1e iloeGn'ar Ehanata ly when nutrition.
E:GrSten. antl cln1lnatlon hso effected. In 1871
tho writer Of this raEcs prosecuted mn ex-
ttn'tTc Rertos OF oxror!lnchis to determine tho
elects M ni different articles Of food mud drink
IN the tenreratHrs nf tho lo'y. an OF tle amount ut
r:rlanc ari.l c1eeet from thu lungs. Th.-o expert
'nante proved ronc,ssrey that, during tho active
ltrnl u tTcrEion afttr taking any url:uaty food,
w',crr nttt ogeIvas or rnF'cnaceo,,s, the tenpcra
lure Of tho tet !. always Increased; but nfter takiug
nl",ol IN the form ri either fernien'e or distilled
, 1875-06-02

DESTRUCTIVE f1EE.
LONDON, Ju1e 1.-Two hundsed houses have
boon destroyed by fire at cAttnal. spain.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

A Republican paper tells US that there
are 1873 ex-confederate soldiers elected to
the next congress-" Ten days ago the
same paper told us there were sixty-fve
of these ex- confederates elected. Thinks
the matter is alarming, and so do we if
the number of ex-rebels in the next con-
gress doubles every ten days without any
additional elections having been held in
the meantime, it becomes US to ask what
the country is coming to. To be sure, all
the "loil' always said to the rebels, during
the war, Lay down your arms and sub.
NIT to the constitution and your right:
shall all be restored" but as soon az they
did lay down their arms Republicans re-
fused to carry out the promise unless they
would vote the Republican ticket, Re
publican senators like Alcorn and West
who were rebels, are all right, but Demo
cratic ex-rebels have no rights which he
publican is bound to respect. This vii
not always be thus.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
PILES =! PILES! PILES
spOHR,S NEW PILE CURE,

Sure Cure and Absolute Prevention. Sold By all
dealers. Circulars sent free ON application.
2" Address. MON fGUMERY u Co. Agents.
13l N. Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
The Douglas Monument.

The St Louis Republican,in an article in
regard to the Douglas monument, says:
Illinois owes q greater debt to Stephen
A. Douglas than she has ever paid, or
ever will be able to ray. With all his
faults and foibles-and they were neither
few nor small-he was statesman who
conferred more honor upon his constituents
than they could possibly confer upon him,
It is not too much to say that, when he
entered public life, Illinois was back
woods commonwealth when he died she
stood in the foremost rank, with noble
name abroad as we'll as at home. No tri-
fling share of that advance is due to his
clear beaded sagacity; no small share OF
that fame he achieved by his eloquence as
/ an orator and his genius as politician. -
Beyond the oceans Illinois was known
Il chiefly as the home of that wonderful lead
4 er whose policy Influenced the destinies Of
a mighty nation, and whose followers loved
him with q passionate devotion such as the
soldiers of the Old Guard felt for Napo
leon. He asked much from Illinois, bu
he gave her far more than he received
His attachment to her never wavered, anC
her interests were always dearer to hin
than his own. Not always in the right. yet
whether right or wrong, he always SO bor'
!, himself as to win the respect OF foes as wei
as friends, and by his courage and chivairl
wakened as much sympathy and admiration
lin defeat as applause and congratulation il
7. Douglas is the largest Drained man I'LL
nois has ever produced. His seat in thu
senate has been occupied. but never fllet
[--nor is it likely to be very soon. lllinoi
: has not forgotten him, nor will she eve
i forget him but she has thus far omitte
to put her grateful remembrance of he
greatest son 10 solid and suitable shape
The unfinished monument at Chicago is
- reproach, not to him who sleeps beneath
\ but to the people who have permitted tn
! linexcusable and shameful neglect. L.
e that neglect be repaired as speedily :
- possible. Fifty thousand dollars, if jud
J lciously expended-as we have no doubt
;sfwill be-is amply sufficient to erect gu
! table memorial to the illustrious dead
= The lapse Of fourteen years ought to ha'
;. annihilated the last vestige of partisa
a tprejudiees in this matter. Let the mont
:, be cheerfully and promptly voted,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

scanned BY hard work, and faces lined by
honest, shrewd thought. Some of the
neighbors drop in, having stamped
through the snow; the talk runs on poll
tics-on the parsons journey east-the
wedding coming off next week. Its not
brilliant critical talk. but it is intelligent,
kindly, and above all-clean. Presently
one Of the boys goes down cellar for the
big basket of apples, and there are cakes
and great jug Of hot mulled cider. 1t
was such homely, honest home-hfe as this
that gave Lincoln to the country, Clay,
Webster, Stonewall jackson. Greeley,
Franklin. Is there any way for us to g
back to its self-respecting Integrity, Its
simplicity, its modesty2 Shall we ever
give up our sham wines, manufactured
in the Bowery, and take to honest cider
again ?-NeaD York Tribune
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

The house has passed the new interal
revenue bill, which puts tax Of ninety
cents per gallon on distilled spirits. The
following is the vote Of the Illinois con
gressmen:
YEAs-Messrs, Hawley, Barrere.
NAYS -Messrs, Hurlbut, Burchard, Cor
win, Fort, Ray, Knapp, McNulta, Cannon
Martin, Morrison, Clements, Marshall:
ABsENT-Messrs, Caul6eld, Ward. Far
we'll, Robinson, Eden. -'
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
CLIMAX! CLIMAX !!

Pages Climax Saiye, o Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without 1t.
Wewarrant it to cure Scr0fula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
Ithasnop arallel-haying per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and putup in larger
boxesfor the same price than any
other Ointment.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

Tin .he l.al DAVIS of their power the

In the last days of their power the He
publicans in congress have struck o heavy
blow at the farming interests Of the west
and south. They have raised the inter
nal revenue tax on whisky and tobacco
manufacturers, and have reinstated the
10 DER cent, duty on manufactured goods
which was taken off nearly two years ago
Is this done to punish the farmers for no
voting the Republican ticket?
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
0BSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR You've MEN from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
method OF treatment New and remarkable RENE
dies Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed =
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and professional skill. f--.- - II 9dSw3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
MoHTeoMERY,s NERvIaE.

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fore you have relief; in many cases one hottie, or
less Of this medicine is required 1t is sold on its
own merits and not by fartering advertisements,
and has been long and fayorably known to the
community.
Sold by all Druggists. DR. Montgomery will be
happy to have all who are suffering consult him
free of charge, pei sonaily or by letter.
Uffice and store, 131 N, Ninth St, cor. Cherry,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-27
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-16
a Card.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
payment of this tax, by means of Drainage Warrants
A direct application viii secure the lowest rates.
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent,
ie6 en- 122 Gravier street.
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At . special meeting of the Board Of Directors,
held on the 18th of January 1875 it resolved to
nav ON DEMAND, the following dividends:
1. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 31st December 1874 on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
"A CASH DIVIDEND Of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders, the amount Of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December 1874 in addition to the rebate or
tcpaed dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders on their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
Al 900 eS for investment In q. s. Government secur
tiles according to articles III and " Of the amended
N. MUSsON President
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-16

brandy Cherries and Sardtnes.
IN gases CHOICE MPoBTED.'
go cases, quarter tin. SARDINk&s s
n esses, halt tin. GARDINER
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FERTILIZERS /! FERTILIZERS

| EEhllUAHENC CLNlAAlALlNo
|
rrprur rxrR RON arrange AND Fruit
C,Dru rzCpS
.eo
counsta rert;l;zsr eomposed of amending and
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The above statement is inst true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
p. FOURCHY, President.
G. W. MOTT, Secl etary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day of
June, 1875. JAMES FAHEY, N p
At a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the
18th day of June 1875 it resolved to pay to the
Stockholders on demand interest at the rate of 10
per cent per annum their stock.
DIRECTORS:
P. Maspero, Ed. Toby,
ID. Fato, p. Fourchy
S. q. Relf NJ. w. Smith
L. T. Generes, j. J. Fernandez,
u. A. Chaffraix j. M. Allen
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