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Fatal ARRAY i'm Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, august "A Special from
Bullitt county. Ky, reports the killing Of
Turner Wilson by a pistoI-shot fired by
Ben. johnson at Baitown last Friday. The
two met at political meeting and quar-
relied about bet. johnson gave the lie.
Wilson drewa pistol, which John S. Wilson
took away to prevent blOodshed. Johnson
drew his pistol, and Wilson sprang forward
and tried TO disarm him, but falling, was
shot in the abdomen and died IN few
hours. johnson, who Is the son Of eX-Lieu-
tenant Governor johnson, fed 20 his IA
TIERS house, in Bardstown, where he con-
cealed himself, and the officers, it is said,
are afraid to attempt to arrest him.
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BY Ee;GGr8pn,
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. Au9ust Q Cotton dun sales, 1876
bales; upands, IL 9-l6c.; Orleans. ii ll'l6c.
southern flour unchanged. Wheat opened h@lc.
lower; closed firm with the decline nearly recov-
cred; ungraded red c.dSl o.. Corn opened a
shade lower; close firm with the decline recOy-
cred f; meraded, 43d4Sr. Oats kGI &c. better, with
mofera'e business; No. 3, 364c. Hops quiet and
nominal. Coffee In fair demand and firm; Rio,
l34c. Sugar very Brm and IN mf derate inquiry
in good demand and firm; standard A. $50 Zoe.
M0lasses quiet and unchanged. Nice iTm and m
good trade; Carolina, 6's@ ne; RangOoD, 5x@6c.
Ro.in steady at sl.424as147H. 1urpeniiue firm
at 2sk629c Wool STEADY aud quiet; domestic
fleece, 40G50c. pulled. 22@5Oc.; nnwashed, IL a.
sac. Texas, ls@ 35c: Pork opened lower ana
middles firm; long clear, 7&@ re; short clear,
SIC. long and short nominal; small lot Of long
clear :oa as GgG x ss b 1FS ps"e na nf2'y aS
cred at s7.65g!7 624. Whiskey nominal
Freights steady.
BALTIMORE August 2.-FlOur steady; Howard
street md western sunerhne, s31s3 IS: extra, s4@
S4.75; fanny. 50 25Ms6.Z5; City Mills sIuerDne.
s3@$S so; ezra, s4@si 30; family. s6@S6 80 ;
Wheat--southern higher and active Tor cool; vest
ern hrmer: southern red. sl.O3@sl.O7; amber.
sL09@tl15; No. ! Maryland sIsl6; No. 2
IL OH: September, sl.Os1Gtl.0s'.; October
81 Osh9sL09. Corn-soutbern lower ANA quiet (;
western a% sSi 'qnr son Ms s1e
42c.: ", stern white and PENS, iyania, 1904 he.
Hay quiet a, easier prime 10 choice Ptnnsyyan a
and Marya lS@l9c. Provisions firm with brisk
joboing demand. Pork. Sl5. Bulk. tsts--Loose
shoulders, 51c.; eIear-rib sidee 716o7zc; packed,
81 and Sac. Bacon-shauders. 54e.: cleaf-rib
sides, &C.; hams, liA@l21c. Lard, S4c. Coffee
quiet and firm: Rio cargoes. ordinary 10 cheice,
l3@l6lc. sugar strong: son. lOAc. Whiskey
quiet at sl.1l@el.llx Freishts steady.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. August 2.-FiOur dun and lower ;
fancy IS 25@t5.7j; family. rev, H.50m
8I65 Wheat quiet aud steady; No. 2 red, 93ee
q5c; No. z amber 81 92c. Corn easier sbelled,
spot Sqllc. Oats quiet; old, see. new. zoe. Pork
nomnaily unchanged. Lard qaiet at 1928. Bulk
shoulders, "a. 80; rib, $3.50; sides, ~ 60
Bacon steady: shoulders SIC rib. Sc; Sides. SIC.
for loose Whiskey steady at 81 OF. Sugar nrm;
hards. 10a@llc.; New Orleans. $40 se. HOGS
weak and slow; common, &3.40@s4 40; light,
81 45@t470; packing, t4,oo@A 90 butehers',
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August Flour steady; extra,
k326MS2.75; choice 10 fancy, e6@t6.25. Wheat
dull nj s9c. Corn firm at s@i43kc. Oats Qniet
at soc. Pork steady and In good demandai 1lS:oO.
Lard 6rm at "a so. Bulk steady shoulders,
4.S5 rib, t7.62k: short clear ~: Bacon in Eooa
demand; shoulders, $500 Tib, 1880: sides, rs.
sugal.cur,d hams, tll@sllx Whisky active
aud firm ''si'o'' ST. LOUIS
Hr. Louis. August 2.-Flonr steady and IN.
changed. Wheat nr,rer; No. z red fah. vOs@
0Osc. cash. SslffS9s.e. feptember, ssA@egAc.
October, ee4@S6ae. all the year, NO. req IsiI,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
AUGUST 2.-The following are the quotations.

DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common 10 good. t4.50@t6.
LsGI-Common, f6.50@S7: medium, ssIt9 /;
good, $40 a eli ane, sl2@sl4; extra fae, slo@
fl6. .oa.. Ana
1850 good, sS1s9; fne, slO@tlO.7o.
DARK TOBACco-MANUFAcrUR
Ina FiUsrs.-Common. t3.50@s4; medium,
a. SOD IS: good, s5.50a&6.
LsaT FflIers.-COmmon s5Mfb 90; medium,
t6Gl &c. SO; good, $40 rs; fine. fS@eiO.
ts.5O@f9: good. t9.60&tl0; fine, tl0@sll
extra sun-cured, tl2@l6.
BRIGHT ToBAcco-NANUfAcruRi
Smokers.-Common, ted&l0; medium, tlo@
tl2; good, t12@*l6; ine, l6@f20. ,.o
Ffiiers,-t,Ommon, t66fe: medium' FfwFS )
good, el8@tl2; hns, nominal.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 0a VI medium, e1o!g
see; good, t20@t30; nne, t40Gsoo; hncy' soc
Wrappers. Kshogany--Common, Al2@tlo
medium, 81 56@20; good, t22@SZo; nne, sSVs
$40; extra, t45@t50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is eonnnsd
10 good old heavy-bodied Tugs ana Men,
lucky River leaf. We quote: ,,.. anna
. Old Tugs, t4@t5: Kentucky fysr ius'' si"v
tl2; Kentucky River lesi, tl5efio'
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Ihe engineers Of the Hudson-riyer tunnel
nave met with another discontinue. A
strong tide bSs forced the water through
Inc conerdam, aad The hole which had been
80 iaooflously txcavaied has been filled up
again. The bodies OF the miners cannot
oe recovered for another week ut least. The
engineers are precisely where they were ten
or twelve days ago.
In an alteration between j. z. Cakes
ana Il. l.. Ramey on a county road seven
nile. from Danvii.e. Saturday night, Cakes
was fatally stabbed. Ramey escaped. Both
are ihefe youths, Cakes being nineteen and
nancy fifteen years old.
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PRETENDED ATTEMPT At SUICIDE.-(Dan-
Vile Post. Thomas Dejarnetle, confined
In TIE Jail OF this city on charge OF MUIR
derinx bis sister, on Saturday. through the
cOnDiyaDce OF a woman OF bad repute who
was visiting friend In Jail, procured u
baifOnnce vial OF laudanum and imme-
diately swallowed the contents. Jailor Ed
wards was informed Of the fact by female
prisoner and Immediately solicited the ser.
Vices OF DR.. u. b. Temple, who, on visiting
the prisoner, pronounced him 10 no danger,
and gave IT Us his OPTION that he could
have withsiood the effect Of o much larger
dose. Delarnette slept few hours after
taking II, but at our last tnfoimation ex.
hfbised 10 III effects from bis act.
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Washington.
THE DEBT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, August 2.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease OF
the public debt during July to be $3.50
O5341; cash in the Treasury, sl9S, $780,
4O5 20; gold certificates, S7,SS4,600; silver
certificates, S12GS9, $50; certificates OF de-
posit outstanding, Sl5,535. 900; legal tend
ers outstanding, 1916, GSl, 016; fractional
currency outstanding, $7,205, 7l0.37; re-
funding certificates outstanding, S1,1G7,-
$780, debt, less cash in the Treasury, ST.
1885, 500, 241.93.
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A YnlI0Ou Asfray.

CINCINNATI. August "A dispatch from
Youngstown, o., says captive balloon at
that place, well inflated, while up with a
man and woman from the country in it,
broke loose Saturday, assembled TO a great
height, and disappeared in norteasterly
direction. Dispatches were sent ahead TO
the people to keep a lookout for it. Ii
was feared it would drift into the lake.
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Seventeen Years in the Pcnitentiary.

DANvTLLE, VA, August 2.-Lcwis Rainey
(coored). convicted at the last term OF the
Corporation Court here OF the murder OF
his wife, and granted new trial, was again
TO day in the same court convicted OF MUIR
der in the second degree, and sentenced TO
the penitentiary for seventeen years.
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A Disabled steamer Brought into Port

new YORK, Augusta The steamer Pom
tiac, from MarseilIes, was towed to this port
by the steamer City OF Chester, which spoke
her July 3lst In latitude 400 49,, longitude
GEO OF, with her shaft broken.
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CHARLOTTE.
ORGANIZATION OF HANBACK, CAMPAIGN CLUB
Correspondence of tie Richmond Dispatch.I
kEUEYyiLlI July 10 1880

Correspondence of re Richmond Dispatch.i
kEILEYyILl6, July 80. 1880.
We organized Ha9eocE Campaign Club
lax evening at this place and enrolled SiIfy
meGibers the FIRST meeting. They are OF
the eight stripe, and doa't attend to MrO,o
thea c'oteS oWGg. We meet again Tuesday,
aud tsafOre the eampaig0 H. bali over we
VIII have bundled and twenty members.
" All f@r the cause. nothing fSTGlen," is our
motto. Two year, ago the Republicans
carried fiee county by 100 majority. We
don't intssld TO let Garfield repeat that. II
all Of us e,ho are united ia nailopzl priucl-
pies will ioin hands and work hsrd Char
Jolte may be redeemed. Let Us tfy II, bro
sher Conservatives. H.
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stone passed more comior'aD'e any. The
| foyer has not increased and his general
state Is more satisfactory.
THE IRISH COMPENSATION BILL IN THE HOUSE
or LORDS.
Loypoy, August Ain the House Of
Lord. today Earl Granville, moving The
second reading OF the Irish compensation
bin, said The bill had arisen from the excep-
iionaI circumstances existing In Ireland du-
ring the last two years, and from the large
increase OF eviciions, especially during the
present year. He said the bill Is purely a
temporary one.
Earl Grav moved the rejection OF the
bill, which he slid was measure for de-
privine landlords OF their legal remedy to
enforce the payment OF rent. Bearing in
mind the recent agitatlons in Ireland. he
could conceive OF. no more direct encOur.
agement for breaking the law than the pres
ent bill. and he trusted the House would
firmly refuse assent 10 a measure which
would be degrading to their Lordsbips and
disastrous TO Ireland. [Cbeers.]
Baron ErnIy supported and Lord Louns-
down opposed the bill. The latter said that
II it passed the bill would be standing re.
cord OF Injustice and ill-considered lcgisla-
ton.
The Earl OF Dunraven ard Marquis OF
Waterford opposed and Baron Wavenry
supported the bill.
Earl Derby said he approved the bill, but
only with certain amendments.
Lord Salisbury made a speech in which
he opposed The bill vigorously.
The House adjourned until tomorrow.
SIR BARTLE FgERE RECALLED.
LONDON, August 2.-In the House OF
Lords this evening the Earl Of Kimberly
announced that Sir Bartle Frere had been
recalled from the goyernorsbip OF the Cape
OF Good Hope. He said that there had
never existed between the Government and
Sir Bartle Frere the harmony which was
essential for The nuhlic interest.
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Dejarneite Indicted.

DANvILLE, August 2.-The special grand
Jury in the Corporation Court at this place
to-day returned true bill Of indictment
against james Il. Deiarnette for the murder
of his sister, MOllIe Deiarnette, last month.
HIS case will he called for trial tomorrow.
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Potomac baptist Associates.

nokRisvILLE. FAUQUIER, Va, July 81. $50.
Afttors DiSDatch Please notice thai the
Potomac Baptist Association will be held at
MoutI Holly church, commencing Aueiist
i'm. Visiting brethren and delegates vii:
De met at kappahao mock station, Virgins
Midland railroad, three miles from the
church. W ID. q
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Outrage OH COiored Virginia Demo
crut.

WILMINGTON, DEL August 2.-John II.
Harris, colOred Democratic speaker from
Virginia, attempted to make speech ut
New Castle Saturday night, and was stoned
and forced TO seek protection Of the sheriff.
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Resigned.

NEW YORK, August 2.-General James
b. Mcbride, of Virginia, to-day resigned
his position as national secretary OF the
United States Labor League, and his resig-
nation has been accepted.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

Npw yopE Ausust 0.-The Posts financial ar
,Icle SAYS: The stock Exchange was opened ~ IL
o'clock. All the markets for bonds ana SHARES are
strong To buoyanf, and the tide OF speculation dp-
D. ars 10 be rising. Government bond, are so wen
distributed That there Is very small nearing sl9ck
in the street. aud an order for round lot nara 10
Gll. A continuance of easy money and weekly pur-
chases BY the Treasury likely To make THIS con-
di'ion Of affairs even worse ior , investors s.d
sury during the last year ana me purchases Oh
upwards of SZO,0OO,000 As by Mr. Vanderbilt II
not perhaps strange that this market is rs II Is
AS we write the As are selling at lO9AdlO94. Inc
railroad bonds, which the geAeial Investing pubhc
all know are choice are all selllhS very nlsn az
prices which yield scant per cent. income Not
a few shrewd holders of this class or bonds are
transferring money from them 20 other perfectly
good bon1s which. because The pubic ~ large do not
Know are good are selling 20 to 80 per cent. lower.
A transfer Of this KIND adds from 10 To 10 me
capital account without reducing annual IN
Central has advanced TO l34. Rock Island
to 1853, Burlington and Quincy TO lZSS'
Chicago and Alton TO I'D liIn0lS central 10 / i,
and Union Pacific to 96's Norhwe;t preierrei
IL up TO 1l5A. The common 10 994, AllIwaukee an
st. Paul preferred TO 10 and s9l,, Lake shore TO
lO91I. Western Union Telegraph TO lOsss, Mlcll-
g,tn Central TO 9sb. The more speculative stock,
are all strong to-day, Iron Mountain having 'd the
advance by rising 70 "a ST. PAU ana oh'a Poa as
lar dividends on 81. Paul and Omaha preferred Will
1t is said by officers of the company be begun III
S.utember, and dividends on Wabash preferred are
also promised. The other STOCKS al AL active have
bet Erie the coal shares Pacific Mail, and Kansas
and Texas. Money on call is 2@2a per cent, on
time pa 4 per cent, and on prime mercantile paper
3kM4k per cenr. To-day the Foreign Exchange
market is dull.
The following quotations were current toby:
United States Per cent n0g3: 1nitea
Iumbia 1865, -: New Jer'ev Central, II; ohio
and Mississippi, 477s; Erie. 441s Michigan Cen
fral, g7k; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 35A; Lake
shore, 109y: Northwest, 90; Northwest prefer
red, ga. Iron NIOuntain 56is Rock l-land 10
ST. Paul, 90; ~. PAU preferred, ITO; Wabash,
~ ous and Pacific 421: Wabash, 81. Louis ana
Pacific preferred, 724; Kansas ard Texas,
Western Union Telegraph, 1883; e. {. and ].
TX: Pacific Mail, 43s.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 2.-Virgina 6's, deferred,
g., cOnsols. So asked past-due coupons. SO; new
lu-4 o., AK: lO-40's, coupons. %. Bid to day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. August 2, 1850.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker New Y0rh f,
merchandise aud Passengers, G. W. Allen CO, {,
agents.
Schooner Maggie d. Marston. BalckingtOn, Boston,
Ice. Mrs. Jane King 81 ssei. Curtis < Parker.
Schooner JoDn Mcdonnell, MckcDdfy, Pbiadei-
phia coal, :. II. Halves; vessel, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Lille G.. CruIse, Bailey, Philadtlphil,
rlgiron. Old Dominion iron- and Nail-Worss;
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Au!hea Godfrey. Price, Phlla6elph.,,
plg.iron. Old Domlsion Iron and Nall Works;
vessel Curtis & Parker.
schooner ID. V. Sireakes, Camp. New York, gulno,
Moses Clements; vessel, Gurus x Parker.
Schooner John ;. Wood. English, New York,
lieht, Chesapeake aud ohio railroad.
Schooner Abbe c. BRYANT. -, u lston, ice. j.
&. smith vessel, Carrie 20.
Schooner Mary, Standish, Boston. salt, Davenport
& Morris.
Schooner c. &. Smith. -, Albany lumber, G.
Il. Whtlock.
Schooner Idslia A. Moore, shenton, light, Old Do
minion Fishing and Yacht Club.
ENTERED.
Dutch brig Proycion. lie Bacr, New York, In bal
last vessel. Curtis Parker.
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VarIOus Foreign Items.

LONDON, August 1.-The Sportsman
.says: We have now received second de-
p,1sit OF fifty pounds on behalf OF both
II. ,ckett and Hanlan, oarsmcn, so that The
con, '.tions aud articles for the coming
match race have been duly complied With.
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Flour,

Fine. s3.5O@t4: exus, IS 50@s5.75. super1ne,
t5GS4.5O; common family, s5.73Mt6.
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nook A ND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk
- ECuTEIS Mths p.SrATCS vRiGTJNa
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. August 2, 1880.
SALEs.-Twenty-six shares or Richmond and
Danviile Railroad stock sold ut 10.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 2 - Noen.-,Stocks strong
and higher. Money on call. 2dZs per ten..
Exchange-LOng 4s2; Snort 4S4' STATE JULIUS
dull. Governments nominal. ,..
Ecentng.-Money, 2@2A per cent: Exc en-, s.e
4S264S2,s. Governments quiet ana hrm new Io D
1925; AZ per cents. ll1a; 4 per cents, lO9%'
States dull and nominal.
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vROCMEgY. G,.Assw Arb. &c.
nOWN THEY GO!

100 TIN TOILET SETS just received, 10 be sold
at from 10 to 20 per cent. less than regular
price.
Great bargains In SlLVER-PL ATED &c T.
PITCHERS.
PORCELAIN-LINED PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
The largest stock of CHINA DINNER. TEA and
TOILET WARE and ilOUSE-FU8NIsHIEG
GOODS GENERALLY, TO BE- found south OF
New York, at BOTTOM PRICES. II you wish
bargains give me call
jyI2 T.. Il. TAYLOR. l0ll Main street.
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FURNITURE.
=s|-
FINANCIAL.

Post.ofice Box SIS.
A RMISTEAD BROTHERS, BALTf-
n MORE, NOTE. AND BlLL-BR0kERS, ~
AND II SOUTH sTREFT.-GEoRGE ARMIsTEAD.
j. RYAN ARMISTEhD members Baltimore stock
Board, Dealers In Commercial PAPER. Baltimore
Notes and Accepances bought; money To loan on
collateral. Correspondence solicited. f. 26-3m
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RICHMOND, August 2, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, pa bushels. Red, 5000 bush
els.
n,rc huehps
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Arrival Of Omm unists at Brest.

PARIS, August 2.-Tbe steamer Faye has
reached Brest with one hundred amnestied
Communists from New Caledonia.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-30

Due county from former treasurers. 81, 26s OF
Your Committee would here state that
many books. vouchers and papers relating
to tho above years. and necessary to
enable US to fully investigate, cannot be
found in the Office of the County Clerk |;
and we also report that in our hum BILE
opinion those books which the law says
shall be kept have not been kept By the
treasurer. For example, taks the years
1872 and lS73-the FIRST term under the
state constitution of lS70-where car
treasurer was entitled to salary aud the
county was entitled to all the fees of the
ofhce. we make this point. that there being
no record Of fees earned on the state and
local taxes we cannot easily demonstrate
the earnings of the Office,
And now, feeling that we have faithful.
iy, and TO the best Of our ability. perform
ed our dut5 TO the County Board, ss rep
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WOMEN:

EucoIfhpa. Excessive Flow ing, Pa1Nfu
Monthly Periods, Suppressions when from I'M
natural causee, Irregularities Weak Back. Prolap.
sus Failing OF the Uterus Anterversion anC
Retroyerson Bearing down Sensations, Interna
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Desponden nc,
Ihr eatened Miscarriage, Chron Congestion, lima
nation and liberation of the Uterus, Impo
tency, Barreuness, Sterility, and Female. W eak
ness.
Added TO these are the pangs, the troubles, thi
wearing strain OF maternity, and which often dc
more toward breaking her constitution and weak
ening hel Tor other efforts than ali else of her labo
and dniies O. 2agssF. II i in this dIGSsian thai
one often dIsaoyeIa tiat which ii most piuful il
the lie of such q woman. She laoors on through
the period OF CESSATION the last possib moment
often over excrting herself, and often doing hei
and her offspring irrelarahe injury. The result -o
all this IL that the mother At thar period OF life
when she sh ould pees he threshold of vigorous
and cheerful old age. Is often broken dawn and
afIeE yeaf ts4ts OF lntolefabie differing IS hur
ried OF 10 ihs nearest churchy6rd
A bottle or two of Shorey's Investigator takeI
during the year, Will not only make woman:
life light and happy. bat will cure permanently
most Of her complaints. Sold by all druggists a
one dollar per large package Sold in Dies Mone.
wholesale and rrtail By
c. H. WARD s 90 and by druggists generals
FULLER & FULLER,
Nl.oiasaie Agents, Chicago
Depot, b3 Cedar St, New York. 6-26Ewf&w
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Mr.. Cone, the other member of the
Committee, has removed from the city
and therefore could not sign thu report
Dec 1S,-Sup'r Mosenfelder offered the
following resolution, which. on motion,
was adopted:
Res0lued, That the Report of the Investigate
Committee be received and placed on file and that
pointed, be empowered to emplos counsel, and are
directed and empowered to make settlement with
reported upon, and to proceed. as they may deem
necessary and as they may be advised for the col
lection OF the several amounts which may be due
to the county from said Treasurers.
Suo'r Mosenfelder moved that the To-
vestigat ing Com mittee be continued,
Sup'r Mcconnell moved as an amend
ment that the Investigating Committee be
discontinued
Yeas-W cartwright. Reid, Hirsch,
Ziegler, Gilmore. Mcconnell and Drury
u.
Nays-Zimmerman HOLSTER, Liphardt,
Trent, Osborn. Atkinson. Ritter, Mosen-
fielder Lloyd. Ransom. Ballard, Mardock
-l2, Lost.
The question then recurring upon the
original motion it was decided as follows:
Yeas-Zimmerman, Holster, Liph ardt,
Trent, Osborn. Atkinson, Ritter. Mosen
fielder, Lloyd. Gilmore, Ransom, Ballard
Mardock-13
Nays-W ainwright, Reid. Hirsch, Zieg
Ter. Mcconnell. Drury-6. Carried.
Sup'r Wilson, of Rural, being a member
of the committee, was. at his request
excused from voting.
The chairman appointed Sup'r Trent
Of Port Byron. on the Investigating conn
mittee. in place of Sup'r Gone. and the
committee will pursue their inyestig cations
and report at the March meeting.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-30
Electro Silicon Liniment Co,
Dr.. sHOREY'S
Kidney investigation.

A SPECIFIC in the CURE Of ALL DISEASES
Of the Urinary organs, Irritation of the neck OF
tie Bla1aer, Burning Urine, Bright's Disease
elect, Gonorrhee IN all its stages, Mucous
Kidneys, trick Dust, Deposit, Diabetes Infam
alton Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Dropsy of the
Kidneys, Acid Urine, Bloody Urine, Pam in the
Region OF the Bladder, Pain IN the Back, Urinary
Calculus, Renal Cole, Retention of Urine. Ere
quent Urination, Gravel in all its Forms Inability
ced in life. The INVESTIGATOR restores the
Urine 10 lie natural color, removes the acid AND
icating Drink.
The following are among those diseases in which
the INVESTIGATOR has worked cures in disea-
stE