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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-17
Attachment Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, .
Rock ISLAND COUNTY, lSs
IN the Circuit Court of Rock lslard County, III
January term, 1870
Topeka National Bank VS. Robert l. Lee-Iu +
tachment-Demand, $3, 285 rs.
Notice Is hereby given to you, the said Robert I.
Lee that writ of attachment has been sued out of
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said
county OF Rock Island at the suit of the said To-
peka National Bank, and against the estate of YOU
the SAID robert L. Lee, for three thousand two
hundred and eighty five 16-100 dollars besides in
terest directed to the Sheriff of said county to exc
cute which said writ has been returned by said
Sheriff executed. Now, unless you, the said Rob-
ert /. Lee, shall personally be and appear before
the Circuit Court of said county on the first day of
the next term thereof, to be holden at Rock Island
In said county, on the first Monday in the month
of January next give special bail and plead to saia
action. Judgment will be entered against YOU in
faygr OF the said plaintiff and the property attached
sold to satisfy the same with costs
L. F. HARRISON, Clerk.
Rock Island, Ills, Nov. 18th, 1873
CoNNELLY 81 McNEAL, Plaintiffs Att'Ys.
11.14d3w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-17

A CURE FOR ALL /!
| HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT |

Possessed of this REMEDY, Every Man may be
his own Doctor. 1t may be rubbed into the
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IMPoRTANT CAurIo., None are genuine unless
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Ointment. Boxes at % cents, 62 CENTS and 81 each
There ia considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. HOLLOWAY . Co., New York,
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DR.. BONAPARTE & co.
CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. B2hannans yesetAbe Curative iswarranted to per-
mahvntD cure all orms Of spermAttorrhca or Semtnal
msasnTss General Debility, poieney etc. and restores
Lost f0wer and brings back the "YoNthtl Ntxor, al
ose VINO have destroyed 1t by sexual or evil rac
cs nroin two 70 seven weeks time. This remedy whic,
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uIy years, was never known fail in curing even
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WIN wonderful effect 70 those midde-agpd men who f7
Neakss beyond their Its inpgurating propqrea
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quenes OF That dreadtuy destructive habit of
Gu use THIS medicine with the assurance Of speedv and
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"a a soothiug aud healing tonic and anodyne to the re-
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@ boue anu restoring them to their natural the same
- ~ me naneul habit had been INDUCED in The
EeutS are simple productiO of roots
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The mind becomes Swallowed with despair and allied WITH
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u rice Five Dollars, sent with full directions etc to
Ny etuFess FOR sale only at DR.. C. A. Bohnnuans office
NJ North Fifth street. between Washington avenue and
uTeen street, St Louis Mo. Established i'm lSSs-
bJ IT Is 'Ireatse on Special Diaeaseas which givps
@ ueheatlOi oi the nature causes symptoms means of
eurey etc, of SYPHILIS. SEMINAL MEAKSFss ETC set
FfNhE TO any address upon receipt of one stamp
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THE FRIEND OF ALL!
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These famous Pills PURIFY the BLOOD, and
act most Powerfully, yet Soothfngly, on the
LIVER, STOMACH. KIDNEYS and BOWELS,
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whole system. They are wonderfully efiea-
cious in all ailments Incidental TO FEMALES
Young or old, and as a general FAMILY MED
ICINE, for the cure of most complaints they are
unequalled.
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine unless
the signature of j HAEDoCK, as agent for the
United States, surrounds each box of Pills and
Ointment. Boxes al 25 cents 62 cents, and 81 EACH
~ There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. HOLLOWAY 81 Co., New York.
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.ASSignee's Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY NOTIFIES
I all persons that William H Lundv lately ffojno
business in this city, has made an assignment 10
me undersigned OF all his real and personal estate
in trust. for the benefit of his creditors
All the creditors of the said William H Iupdv
are hereby notified TO present their claims under
oath or affirmation TO me within three months from
date
All persons indebted to the said LundY are re-
quested to call Immediately and settle such indebt-
edness with me.
Rock Island, His, Nov. 18th, 1878.
CHARLES A JARVIS,
Aar3r
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by mail to any address on receipt of price,
so cents box, or three boxes for SI25.
by Dr. Swayne & Son, Philadelphia. Sold
by all leading druggists, At wholesale and
retail by John Bengstop, Rock Island.
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Davenport, Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
CRrrDNOOR EIFLE-sUOOTNG.

At the meeting of the directors Of the Ma
tionaI Rife Association yesterday, Colonel Scott Of the
Building Committee, submitted proposition from a
firm TO build a clubhouse and reireshment stand on
the range at CTecdmoOr 1t referred To the ExecI-
tive Committee A letter from the Executive Commit
Zee OF thc Massachusetts Rife Association made sug-
gestops relative TO the selection Of the American Team
ia shoot In The next international match. The Massa-
chu-ctts riflcmcn deemed record OF 81 per cent
eufciety low to cutitle rlheman TO compete Tor Il
lac, on ihe team, and believed Two competitions, OF
three DAYS cach ample TO determine the QUALIFICATIONS
OF a contestant.
letiou ny members Of the National Guard, which was
accented The conditions are that II shall he shot for by
200 and 500 yards five shots az each distance. Major
Fultou General d. ID. Wyic and Colonel t. III. Sanford
were appointed committee 10 prepare "A plan Tor Tue
selection OF the American Team
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
AID FoR me ETGHTH REGIMENT

A meeting Of division and brigade officers
ana the stsd officers Of the regiments OF the First
division was held last evening, 20 consider the hest
mcans 90 assist TIE sth Regiment, which recently
host IT. anory by drc General shalcr suggested that
committee ~ avc be- selected to report scheme Of NTH
t,fy entertainment al GlmcrcS Garden, or any other
prisct 10 tNoaght best t}encrnl Shscr COLONEL Porter
npa Reetnfent. tolouel tnIk. sth Regiment Ccou,
Noa.1 Id Rostmcnt and Cons 'rucgr l2th Roa rasnt,
w.ta manned a. thc urmhHfs 81 thc Vo0mutcc IL the
MAJ ~ IN entertainment "a any CharactcD OCroU,l
taAe ga hohat NJ thr Tta Ree1mcat oNicc,cl ~ said
that sUVh plan luiefNNA vita The entertainments
uhth tlt NsWlefs W hla pcAlNcpt WV ttciOStl Nos
tiias Wf atA ths Voo.d ptvN,ui tbem ita,a ,oOGiae
a. asl o. ,hc r,vi,st ttat "a Na,fV.l he taevNtt a
,.I,s ssam III rlout, iva tae 81 n. siwtoI NS Me-
suihlt1tl ~ sapstf.rV sNNl flV0 slNA u Sl,NA
krstlalta WV srNl a. re salN Uitsss Notwithstanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
DEPARTURES FOR HAvRE TODAY.

The steamship Labrador, of The French line
will sail to-day for Havre and has large list of passen
gers the saloon list being larger than usual Among the
passengers were number Of Spanish officers, including
General c. NJ and Colonel A. Urdaucta. The wife and
daughter OF Captain o. C. Badger L. S. Navy. and the
wives of Ieutenlnts Hitchcock Hutchins and Very are
also among the passengers The line has large
list OF passengers for the steamers sailing III April aud
MAY The company also intends sending two large
steamers to A.pnwall TO accommodate the south Amer
leans who have engaged passage to the EXPOSITION. The
foynp the saloon lisJ the steamer sailing to-day:
TOKUAVRE-In steamship LqbrGdor-Mrs. H. ID. Htch
oock and child Mrs G l. lutcllS, Mrs DGban Mrs. o. G.
RAIDER Miss l. Badger Elliott Lttlej0n G.. silva, Genera
G. NJ rdaneta Colonel A. Uraueth. ielodoro osPina A.
Ouiisus ROdugues, MIS- Edward w. Very,
acot Mrs 4. Ray, Miss L. Ray Miss ~ Ray, Miss
raw, L. RAY, T. Tergnem. 4. Gianini G. BeTald John X
Asnp II SchaffneT TLcoIlic McuTis. John Mcnamara.
Irett Badey Lucen C1auyn. 4. Newln, MI storti Nj
pinto f. EcInhcim. .ir Stengcr, john L. Ronald Dr. T.
Nenard. Mr.. ScOlard, Mrs. c. ~. DupoS hiss Engenie
Coui.r nrt scoiara Miss Rose Metly Mrs. Me!tee and
nfau A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
LACROSSE ar GILMORES GARDEN.
INDIANS PLAYING THEIR FAvORIrE GAME.
IL L IL IL II L.. IL .-nl Of iLo


Although the Indians who played at the La
crosse tournament, last evening, Gmore's Garden,
appeared without their paint whOOps, feathers,
tomabawks scaplocks and other traditional accOutre
meuts OF the warpath yet they seemed TO be fully appre
cted by an enthusiastic audience that half filed the Hip
podrome Their costumes white and striped tights
Their headdresses were sOuchcd hats These noble red
mon could hardly be at home in their native wIds
tan they night they capered over the OdOri
ferrous saw-dust OF nnumerabe circuses hong ago de-
parted. ,
learned in the unarisOcratic game Of" shiny WIN
fer pastime much affected Dv youths in the rural districts.
"Shnny is PLAYED the ice and consists IN knocking
ball. with sticks into the enemys boundary Ihat
nort of the body exposed to heavy wbacks gave
PLAYED the ground with crooked sticks covered WIN
net The boundary line is reduced to distance OF six
feet between two flags The Indians played last night
with much skill. Their motions were won
derfully quick, although not graceful. Catching
tie ball or the net tho player ran WIN
il toward the encmys boundary. or being too
hardresSed threw il with surprising force. II II struck
the ground, nothing could be seen in its neighborhood
for soine minutes except prosiOn of legs and Lacrosse
sticks During hours play the IoquOls seemed 10 De
better players than the OnOndagas.
A race on snow-shoes was won by Shawatls IhaWen-
rcte''--" Jump-oyertne-sky" The game between
the city OF New-YOrki and the Rayenswood
Club Long Island, won by the latter although
te university boys gave their opponents much trouble.
The RayensWOOd Club is much the Older of the two This
evening the victorious haVehs"Oous VIII play TIE LII
mira Club. go -, -, - .
The thirteen IroquOs Indians visited the City Hall
Yesterday and were received by Mayor Ely. Several
city officials present The Indians seemed some.
responded to the Mayors welcome speaking chiefly Of
the game OF Lacrosse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
MADAME RESTELL APPEARS IN COURT.
EFFORTS TO SECURE HER RELEASE on TECHNICAL
POINTS.


The case of Madame Restell came up, yes
,crdav ON writs OF habcss corpus and certoran be-
fo,e Judge Lawrence ia suprcme Court Chambers Mad
ag Restcl dressed IN her customary garo OF black APP
pearcd with her grandson. Tho court room was
crowded with hepungcrs who usually flock 70 the hear
ing ~ such u case rs tins
Ambrose H. Purdy counsel for tho defence said he
desired 10 have reviewed the legality OF Justice XII
bfrth'. action in The warrant the arrest and the pro-
ceedngs Tie charges in both eases were that the pIs
ouer had sold articles FOR criminal purposes. the cyl
dcnce Wa. confined entirely % ne uec'i.,ion, vi ue
PRISONER. The warrant, the compliant ana the commit
m,ni did not charge IA offence uud,r ne awe 1i "cM
YORK Tie prosecution tHd iui errolata the WORDS ue
signed and Intended" m the law, where they couli no
b. found Tl,v had not .rI4et thai any htlie Soiu
AMI onv C1msicck would produce The results ALLEGED
Had th,y called doctor or chemist, and had Inn ana
I've tue articles. then they mSni nave Iau q C.sD.
Vuhoni proof az hat Kind hc caind that me prisoner
could not boz held Her past career had no bearing on
Ass.,nt strict Attorney Herring said that the hear
IN before Justice kubiCtt was IN no plolgf sense
ma 10 was merely 90 ascertain whether mere vas
sStaie. Of i-7S and ~ showing Int tie law looked
ONLY the purpose 81 tle person WHO "httS' LOT sI.c
added 10 obvate TIE necessity % practical proof that
articles would produce the results HI'k,'' u,s rl
Vidcd that the inicnt s suucleu' 10 uvi NV l''o,
The evidence before hc magistrate was ~ snch ChAI
A. wt,ch his woman is engaged. Evidence on bo'h
charges Was ful aud explicit whether the complaint
charges au offence accordance Win evidence Is lmna
t@rai M. magistrate convinced oi design and IN
tent 81 thc articles, which was >uhclenL ,- a., .
offence proved before him a. clearly as before jury,
I-ie and intention. he CCd formed no part OF TIE
statute: thc real result what was aucd az lie had
made defence before 'he magistrate. lie $1,000 mere
on hs clients nakti rights, irrespective CT her past
record Tie champioued her cause because ne WAS
d.felminci 10 see tlnt she had ialr play.
Mr. Herring said that u Was matter OF regret that
th, learned gentleman seemed 10 THINK that he was
engaged ga D.. own defence During this case be h"d
referred uui, o. ihc acts 50. this VI man which had
direct bearing on IT, lie had 40 desiIs To 80 INTO her
history. -.
Judge Lawrence took the papers, and announced that
THIS decision the prisoner viii remain IA the eustod! OF
he sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN BUSINESS.
DIFFICULTIES OF LUMBER FIRMS LELANDs
BANKRUPTCY PRoCEEDINGS-oTHER BUSINESS
TROUBLES.

DIFFICULTIES OF LUMBER FIRMS. LELAND >
BANKRUPTCY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUSINESS
TROUBLES.
1t was reported yesterday that Asa l.. Cha
pin OF the firm of A. L. d w. Chaplin lumber merchants
OF this city, was arrested and taken Albany Mon
day. charged with obtaining on false preences, lumber
worth $1,000 from b. A. Towner, a lumber
dealer Of Albany. On February the firm
made an assignment TO william Lindsay, lawyer,
at No. $50 Greenwich-st. The liabilities were given
IA $4,000; nominal assets $4,000 and real assets
- 900. On the day of the assignment the hrm
moved from yard at the foot OF West Iwenty-tfdsl
TO Twentyeighth-st. aud Elevenh-aye. Here Is piled
up lot of refuse lumber from the old yard repre-
sentative Of in charge The firm, II is
said had done little business for long time 1t Is well
known in the city. and its credit has always been I'M,
questioned Warren Chaplin could not DC found n' inc
stated that the arrest the result Of ling ON me
part Of Nj. Towner. who was one of the creditors ana u
as i'm fact None OF the other creditors had resored
-, evtreIne means 10 secure ia yment OF their claims.
Mr. Lindsay had gone TO Albany 10 loon after INC AFFAIRS
TnS banxrnptcv case offs Leland Formerly the lessee
od lqr,Ind If the Aicyopoliian Hotel, who failed in
ISL was before Jude BlachfOd in the United states
District Court, yesterday, motion for permission
- settle This motion was made by John H. pat, the
assignee aud Inc joined by the executors OF A. l.
stewards estate and many other JUDGMENT GielHTs'
mo on IA o,uositon came from the Bank OF Dinyle,
n " rluch corporation obtained Judgment for Sl0-
600 against the bankrupt more than ten wears ago On
MS account the counsel for the bank argued If the case
were taken out of The United states Courts the statute
OF limitations woud destroy the lien. Judge Biaich-
fond said he did not see how ne could consent 10 Inc
settlement unless the bank consented and be therefore
dcnt,d The motion. The case Las already reached the
United states Supreme Court. o
f. o. Boyd Co.. commission liquor dealers. at No 90
Bfoaa-st have Liabilities amounting tOaDOui T2J.VOO, 81
nieh there is due Tor merchandise about FlOOUu, ana
accommodation naper about 5000 l,e "
of the Chcago banks 1888 upon the accOlhp-
dalton paper which the firm gave to dealers III The est
10 aid them ", - =,
The ass!snees OF the estates Of Legcet Young ana
John H. 1por. paid their first dividends to tue cIeu-
for. Yesterday at the Office OF REGISTER Allen. the former
having 12lo cents and the lat;cr cents, on the dollar
Au assignment for the henei OF creditors 10y George
W Bush to Frederick A. RdebOCk was fled yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
SEEKING DEATH TO COVER SHAME.

The police received information early Tues
day morning that Mary Ianghorn, ndcr sixteen
ycars old had taken Paris green and was la dying con-
iion at the residence OF her stepdtcr, Michael Dona
hue at No. I57 West Twenty-seveuth-st When The Off
GERS reached the house the grl was in conyuions and
an antdoe promptly given her The girl SAID that
three weeks ago she betrayed 10y William Nelson, Of
No oi7 West 1hircth-s'. ana that Immediately after
ward she determined 10 take her life. The Following day
h boueh some Paris green but did not take the poison
mini Monday night, when she emptcd IN teacup par
rally filed with water and drank IT, About o'clock
,-csferday mOrnin. she was removed to the NewNOrk
NospaL Last night she Was To- weak state, but was
h,cved that she out of danger she appears TO be
ture reascd az the prospect of recovery she has been
s,, i,rd as a servant al No. 4ST West lhrtYomth-st
Ns6 il sohooboy about sixteen years Old, The son of
N.fh.r..l Nllsnn. d laknr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
MINERAL OF CHIEr-ENG1NEER OLSEN.

The funeral of the late Chicf-Engineer Ed
mund olsen Of the wrecked steamer Huron took place
Yesterday AFTERNOON the Brooklyn Navy Yard Among
the naval officers present were Chei-Engncers H. Law
ton wilson, SNYDER Ilend rson SeWe, Wharton. Robio
snuson and Lewis; Captain Ramsey, Commanders Nc
Cook Cation and Huntington: Captain Mcekor, Surgeons
Robinson ana Black; Assistant Engineers Morley, Wood,
ii, den Euthwlste and Barrcy; Payma-tcr facrN ana
Naval Constructors Pook and Deano Mr. Osen's iathcr
mother brother and three sisters were also present The
coffin which lay M sailors Han, was decorated with
Howtrs. Among them pillow bearing the word,
Husband" aud anchor on which appeared ." Our
son" The burial service read by chaplain Nat
thcws The pall-hcaTors were Chc'-Engiueers Du Vain
and Whitaker, surgeon Henry MWees, Assstant-Sdval
Constructor Hoover PaymaSer Bllu rs and Lieutenant
sym0nd. Tue burial took place IN the Cypress lills
Cemetery. A guard of hity MARINES accompanied the
ss0n as far 49, the cy line During TIE service the
naus of the Colorado and Minnesota were at hatmast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-06
MRS. GOoDwIN'S MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Miss Mary L. Scott, of No. ,11S First-ave',
called at Coroncr's Office yesterday afternoon ana
stated that the relatives and friends OF Sarah Goodwin
who was reported to died suddenly at No 2l9 East
Twenty-nrst-st, February 26, were excited by the
story related by Mrs. GOodwin's daughter, 1--WE
years old, which is the effect that her father, on
the night of her. mothers death, Knocked her
mother down and then dragged her across
the floor. Miss Scott claims TO have known
the dead woman FOR long time, and that she had al
ways horne 4 good reputation, while the husband had
hccu brutal IN MS treatment toward the WAe: SIc
alleged that in May last Goodwin threw a keitle
Of boiling water upon his wife, scalding tie
lower portion of her body in terrible man
ucr Tie husbands testimony in regard TO the
death Is that when lie returned from work
he found his wife intoxicated that while he was in the
other room uniting the children 10 bed he heard some
tLug AL ana on returning 10 the room lie found that
LA wife had fallen and the stove door being open, heT
head struck it, causing slight the temple aud
also one on The back Of the head. He further stated
that she was in the habit Of drinking and that eXpostu
latiOn on his part of 10 avail. There was no
post norten examination made, Deputy-Cor0ner dller
not deomin- necessary. Dr. Miller says there were
no signs that there had been troubles the mouse was
order and from ali appearances Mr. Good
win Was "a kind. attentive husband and IGther An IN
OiiesT will be held iii the case tins week.