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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-06
MAR BIZ ID.

wOODWORTH-MILLER--On the evening Of the 3ld ult.,
ct the residence Of the brides mother BY the Rev NJ.
Wheeler Mr. Josiah u WoodwoIsh merchant, Of s.n.oe
No csrda
wATsoN-NoBLER-on MGnd.y Jan. %, .. the Church
psnt Wsssea, u Chaxles Wetsea, ~ ~ heeAk IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-06

Grny Hair Restored to IT'S Original Youthful
COI0r.-BALDNEso PREVENTED
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER
LONDON HAIR COLOR KESTORER
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORFR
LONDON-NO DYE HAIR COLOR RESfOREH
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER.
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORFR
the only known es,oer OF color and perfect hair dress
ns combined Deca,ey periumed Requires washing or
Preparation before after It's Single bottle 75c Six
bottles 80 Sold by Dr. SWAMI 4 son, No: $50 North
sithrt. Phlldelphia; HELM9OLD, No. 394 Broadway
WELLS Co. us Frankn'' 81; BARNES, 81 Park row.
Sleeve Bntton.-New styles.
TWO, THREE, -FOUR, FIVE. SEVEN, EIGHT TIN,
FIFTEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE to SEVENTY.
FIVE DOLLARS set. For sale by GEO. c. ALLEN No.
il5 Broadway one door below Cans.st.
Ladies' Gilt Combs.
NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED FROM PARIS,
THREE. FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT. Ten,
FIFTEEN to TWENTY DOLLARS each. for sale by GEO.
c. ALLEN, No AIS Broadway one door below Canal-st
Ladies', Belt Buckles,
New styles Large size just received from Paris Gill; Jet
Steel and Pearl Two three, four tive SIX eight ten heen
aud twenty dollars each For sale by GEO. G. ALLEN No.
as Broadway door below Canal-st.
Ivory Ear Rings and Pins
New styles.
Bsci, White and Red-THREE, -FOUR and FIVE DOL
No AIS n,o.Iv.x ON. door h.low Al
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
GETTING ALARMED.

the radicals are alarmed ~ the face that
nearly all the returning soldier are opposed
to all their negro go alIJy schemes, aud they
are begging aud beseech,ug the soldiers not
10 vote against the republican party. The
ogher day Gov. Ogesby went out to Camp
Butler and made one If these begging ap-
peals 10 the few soldiers there. to vote the
republican ticket. The State Register says
The advice OF the governor 20 remen Der
who we're the soldiers real fri-ods We also
commend The soldier should know els
friends. We suspect tbs soldier Will not re-
gard those his true friends who are striv-
ing to take from him, and give to the negro,
the white mans right oi voting.
Nor will the soldier be apt TO regard those
as trends who are seeking to cheaper his
labor by introducing the negro TO compete
with the white nan in the field, In the shop,
or in any of the pursuits OF active life And
suspect the governor will hardly persuad &c
the int. ligeDt soldier TO believe that those
are HE friends who have slandered their no.
bic leader, General Sherman, and pronouuc
ed his rebuff to Secretary Stanton au act of
INSTRUMENTATION deserving official censure If
not court martial We are well content that
Gov. OgesbY should advise the soldier to
know his friends That's Just what we have
been doing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
The Progress Of the Contest I'm Iowa

The uupOpulurity of Gov. Stone, in Iowa.
is fast increasing. lie has Withdrawn from
the canvass of the state. and is combining
himself TO haranguIng small squads of the
"ioyaP In the neig hbOrhoOd OF his home
Our Dee MONIES dispatches of yesterday
said;
The Daily Scout newspaper Is publishing in
each issue certificates and afhdavits from ofhcer.
and soldiers of Stones old command. They are
very damaging 10 his character man and an
ofheer' proving uPon ham cowardIcs, inhumlnity
and rascalIty."
Will It H. no dOubt true that the disJike
of the Iowa soldiers for Stone, and Bsnton's
popularity among them, will have great in.
huence Ia controlling their votes, we cannot
hy any means conclude that these causes
alone will direct their choice Of tickets. Ii
would be u wretched compliment to men who
have given 50 many proofs of patriotism ~
they to suppose 50. They are opposed TO the
p'sition which Stone has taken on the ques-
ton OF universal suffrage. aud TO the Iawless
doctrines of abolitionism which he has main
tanned and still asserts. They were Union
soldiers. and not soldiers OF the selt-styled
Union party" As soon 10 they came home
and were permitted to understand the true
position OF that party. and were informed BY
actual observation of the elements composing
it, they repudiatef the concern. Benton, in
supporting the president aud opposing negro
suffrage. occupies democratic ground He
stylss himself republican but II Is only in
the advocacy Ut ." ~. ratc doctrines III he
can oh'"'n ~ support o. he -U.dier- They
srs.' r-itaa .l-t al.r .,---@nt position If ,bs
--..r' H.'t 'fiN p tre logical result If the
G.. it ''7 n-t"tatueu durlug she war 4, ~
..ray ataerS"ce - the Cvittspdau rsS.lo-
M Ia de'aocraric Dewspaper- oeen
f-.- - -''e1ia.s = 10 army, tue Iva
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
WATCH LOST.

OST, between James raylor's in EdgiDg-
IL ton, aud the school house this side of his
place, on the l2th inst, gold, hunting case
lever watch, with no cham. the side OF the
case 10 nearly smooth-the other has desiEn IN
which are three mcn lying down, with guns in
their hands.
$4,000 reward will be paid for IT'S return To the
AEGUs Office in Rock IsIshd
sant9QI
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
A REPUBLICAN TRICK.

Some of the court house clique emmissaries
have been circulating . story that every per-
SIN who has his name registered as voter
has to pay one dollar. This is most ridic-
ulas falsehood and was put in circulation to
deter democratic voters from. getting their
names registered.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
POCKET BOOK LOST,

I'M TUESDAY, September Goth. q pocket
" book containing about $500, also some certIfi.
Gates for some mules bought at Louisville XIV.
oy '. A LathrOP, was IOst somewhere between
Viola and Rock Island. The finder will be very
literally rewarded by leaving the same with
+. KRELL,
sept27d3t between the two bookstores.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30

soldiers would have understood this when
Stone was a candidate before, and have then
thrown him aside.-Ch Chicago Times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
FOR SALE.

4 TWO story brick dwelling, carriage
4 house, &C, al in good repair and very con-
venient to the business part Of the city. Enquire
OF T.. n. SMYTH.
sept23dw tf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
HOUSE FOR SALE.

\ HOUSE Containing rooms, besides kit
~ chen; lot IS os oo5 good well and stable, for
ga cheap.
Enqore o. VI. MARI. attorney at Law, in Charles
baiofd's block. sspt26dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30

FOR SALE.
! = LOTS 10 the city of Moline, near Keator's
~ Steam Saw Mill.
/ Ia tie City OF Rock island.
! lot, 20 by l5o ieet Front street, near Ferry
| landing IN the city OF ROck Island.
7 IoIs, in Bailey DAvenPOrt's addition to the
I city of Rock Island.
Ia the CITY Of DacenpOrt, Io,cd.
7 lots on Main street. near Cook & Drsr,,,
Office.
> lots on 80 street, between Nam and Harrison
streets.
lots corner OF Ripley sRd 9TH street..
lot on east corner oi Warren and "a streets.
Ia LeCiairc.
- lots IN the city Of Leblanc, Iowa
For Lease
Also Tor lease for the of2O years lot IN
the city Of ROct Island, fronting 400 feet on the
slough, east Of the city bridge. In front Of this
lot is The best harbor for logs IN the city. Apply
to d. DAVENPORT,
seP3dlm- Rock island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,

HAztrrT P.o., Sept. 1, 1865.
EDITOR ARGUS. SIR You will please an
nounce that VII be independent candidate
Tor the office o. County Treasurer, al the next
election.
sept5d~td. CLINTON G. TAYLOR
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
". ID. WILLIAMS
Attorney and Counsellor al Law,
Rock Island, III.
Rock Island, n

Office IN Baford's Block, corner Illinois and
Eagle streets.
Vs. Will practice in all the court. Oft hi. state
and OF the United States.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30

For County Surveyor:
ALEX ANDEk NJ. HAZLiIi.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30
And better that the bayonet."

Inc ashlnStun CHfOHtcte edited by the
clerk of the United States senate, Col. For.
ney, who is anxious mis- paper should be con-
sidored the organ of the administration, pub
fishes formal admonitory appeal warning
the republican party against the measures Of
the radicals. He says:
"TEe republican party cannot be national
party if is makes negro suffrage a test Belong
ing that subject does, to the states, il must be
left to the To attempt to force it OH the
south is simply to embitter the south, and endan
ger the republicans in the north for II must not
be forgotten that until the rebellion bI oke upon
US, il not sing le free state, not even in Massa-
chusetts, were the few colored men allowed the
unqualified right to vote. Nor can YOU build a
national party by making the confscation of
rebel estates, on the plan of Mr.. Stevens issue
a condition. Con6scatiou is coniessedly a
II measure, and yet it was only partially en-
forced in time OF war, how do you propose to ex-
ecute it in time of peace? Nor YOU stand
before your own people on the idea of keeping
the late Insurgent states out OF the Union, when
they ask rea,imission accepting and adopting all
the changes produced by the legislation of con-
gress and the abolition of slavery. You may
keep the individual traitors out forever, if YOU
have the numerical power, but you will be defeat
ed in nearly very free election district on the
Question of excluding the late rebel states, with
their purified constitutions"
let the radical repu olIcans, under the
lead OF Chase. Sumner, Wilson, Chandler.
1ates q Co. are determined to forcs negro
equah'y upon the people. Here is a speci.
men OF their motives und feelings, from their
leading newspaper, The New York ladepend.
egt which says.
''This (the negrot race has in it the seeds or,
s. eet aud rich and generous culture I, Oh n
M with ours. Delay mixed. inoe, and in "a,
- -., * 80 art, al iItsratgr. nj Il
~ q .-.. 81, =.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30

For County Judge:
JOS. b. DANFORTA, sen.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-30

For County Superintendent:
FLAVEL j. WHITNEY,
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-28

+ lE
Pursuant to adjournment, ON this 10th
day Of October. 1865, the Police Jury met.
Present 81. S. Perkins. President. j
IL. Roman, d. B. Pugh, Arsene Bergeron,
Sosthene Folse, j. Remont, Frank Dalfe-
res, John Lyall, John Nelson, Washing
to,, Griffln. Absent :-P.sJ. Theriot.
On notion duly made and seconded, a
Committee of three, composed of Messrs.
Roman. Remont and Lyall. was appointed
by the President, for the purpose of ex-
ainining Ordinance No L. entitled = An
Ordimloe establishing the Rsles and Reg
ulatin,s Of the Police Jury of the Parisl,
of Lafuarche and suggest Whist changes,
if airy are necessary to be made thereto.
and to report this evening.
The President appointed the following
Committees, to wit;
On election Major Nelson, DalfefSs
and Folse.
On claims ,:-Bergeron, Remont and
Griffin
On finances Roman, Lyall and Pugh.
The minutes Of the two preceding nit
tings were read to the Jury and on motion
duly made and seconded, the same were
approved: .,o
P. NJ.
At 2 clock. p. NJ. Jury met.
Present The sams members as at this
mornings call, excepting NJ. T. Dalferes,
who is absent on leave.
Absent :-P. j. Theriot
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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-28

MAYORS OFFICE THIBOBAUx, IA.
OctUber, 18th 1862.
To the Hon. Trustees of
The toscn Of Ih6odaur.
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THE UNI0N HnUsE.
To the Public.

OFFICE PRo'T MARs'I PARISH OF LAFouRcHE,
THIBoDAUX OCTOBER, 18th 1865.
CFFICIAIn
The people Of this Parish are hereby notified
that the School Tax levied by Gen. Order No rs.
Series of 1871 is now due, and must be paid at
this Office prior to October. 5lst. 1865 In fault
Of which seizure and sale will be made, to cover
the amount and costs.
FRANK NAGET..
Capt. and Prot Mars'l Parish of Lafonrche
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-28

ATUTICE .-@All persons haging claims against the
Y Succession OF NOEL H1YDEL, deceased and
Commsafy, are hereby requested to preseut thesame
TO the undersigned and all persons indebted therss
to are notified to come forward and settle the same
without delay .,. .,,,or
oct-f4<65 ats 4. G.. Sabatier, Administr tor.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-10-28

TIE t0dcn OF Ih000aAI. }
Gentlemen-The books of the Corpora
ton in which are recorded the proceed
ings of. and Ordinances enacted by, the
Town Council since its organization, have
not been found. The last information
have Of those records is the delivery Of
the same BY Mr.. j. w. Knobloch, clerk
during the administration of Mayor Leo
Hymel, to Mr.. C. H. Gruneberg, clerk
during the late administration of Mayor
Joseph Nicolas. who claims to have depu-
sited them in the Courthouse.
Some copies of the printed Ordinances,
up to the year 1856, are still in existence,
but most Of those ordinances. have been
modified and repealed. therefore recom-
mend that an entire new seto ordinances
be enacted, suitable to the present condi-
ton of affairs. New books will be required
for recording the proceedings of the coun-
Gil and the ordinances enacted hereafter
/ am gratifed to inform the council that
the Gnion Academy has been returned to
the proper authorities of the town of Thi-
bodaux, as will be seen by tae following
order:
SPECIAL oRpERl HEADQU AHTERS,
No. 80. DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
EItract.]
8, The property in the town of Thibonaux,
Louisiana, known as tile :. Gaion Academy, and
now bel by the military authorities as abandon
ed property, will be put into the possession Of
the proper civil authorities of the said town, sub
ject to the condition that such possession shall
mot be to the prejudice Of any interest Of the u
nited States In and to said property
By order of Major-C General 3. r. s. Candy
WICKHAM HOFFMAN, /
ASSISTANT Adintam General
OFFICIAL:
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Succession Of Pierre Arsene
Champagne Senior deceased and
community No 80.
STATE or LOUISIANA, THIRD #JU
DICIAL DISTRICT COURT, PARISH
OF LAFoURCHE.
Whereas Mistress Leonise Falgout ofsaid par
ish. widow of Pierre Arsene Champagne senior
deceased has fled her application wife the clerk
Of said Court, pra4ing 10 be appointed ad minis
tratrix Of the community and succession Of a.
foresaid p. A. Champagne.
Therefore, all persons are hereby warned and
notified to file their objections if any they have
to the said application with the Clerk If said
Court at his Office in tile town Of Thibodaux,
within ten days after the first publication hereof,
or the said applicant viii, in due course ofiaw.
be appointed and duly qualified the Admi nistra-
trixj of the said succession.
lSA Witness my hand and the seal of said
WkSD Court, this 2lst day of October, A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty five
oc I'll. JUsrIN SARTA, Clerk.
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Oheial.
State of Louisiana.

TOWN COUNCIL OF THIBoDAux.
At called meeting the Mayor and 1rus
tees met this 18th day of October. 1865. I
Were present The Mayor S. L. Girls.
amore, r. D. Jordan, j. d. Leblanc, A
Perrin, j. H. Fleetwood.
Absent-E. G.. Robichaux. III. Hoffman
The reading Of tho minutes Of the last
meeting was dispensed with.
The Mayor submitted the following re-
port, which has been adopted, to wit:
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Notice.
Special Jury Il erm.

On the Ist Monday Of December, the 4th 1865
special jury term, will be held in and for the
parish of Lafourche, La, in the Courthouse of
Thibodaux.
By the Hon: the judge Of the 3rd. Judicial
District. JUSTIN SARTA, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

pudated BY the Convention and will be paid sooner OF
later by action d the Legislature and Of this fact there
is not tho slightest doubt. The most creduous upon
this point may become fully satisfied by consulting with
the leading men Of the State now congregaed here.
These gentlemen" (my application of this term Il
purely loenD have idea Of assisting TO pay the M
ona debt and still nurse tie pleasant delusion tha'
they yet to receive compensation for their omahc
pated slaves can give the names Of individuals VINO
engaged in purchasing bills of sale OF negroes
under this belief The idea 10 sti0ngcly prevalent
among the that such compensation IL certain 10
be made " when We Qhe South get our rights again
-Four years OF war with ts bitter exp renec and IN
told suffering. have taught these people but hue'
lumbled poverty stricken and PROSTATE az they are
the memory OF past triumphs IN political conventions
and Congressional debates encourages the belief that
those good old times are not far OF with the promised
sympathy Of tho conservative masses" Of the North.
We cannot trust these people. Fded. non r16a pro-
5art-" Deeds not words prove" Commit TO their
keeping the destnies oftese States. intrus them with
tho control Of these black but Unionovirg Unonists'
who saved tho Nation in 10 hour Of darkest peril and
these years Of bloodsbed are TO be fought again be
fore another generation have gone to their graves Inc
streets Of their cities and villages the roads and by
plantation are strewn with dead bodies Of black men
who have worn The blue uniform of the Union or have
assisted By word or act its noble defenders When tho
asst nited States soldier shall have passed the borders OF
this State wall OF agony and despair will ascend to
high Heaven from the poor freedman Starved beaten
homeless murdered, the " Black Code Of South Caro-
Ina "a copy Of which reported to the Legislature
nclose) will be their only protection. Heaven save the
marx The heart weeps for these poor perscouted'
forsaken creatures and the suferi6es they must
endure lest Rebel rights saa be iranseTessed ana
Rebel Constitutional privileges" Invaded The
President Congress which conslgns these millions o
oya fithful blacks to the oruel mercies o. their late
Rebel masters ard without the ballot TO defend their
integrity and ri-ts will have perpetratod fbc darkest
and mos nhuman act known to Christian civilization
God grant that wisdom may be youchsaed to our rulers
and that justice and humanity may prevail In oil their
coubsels. Lto
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

ias s tufnish 90 large an amount Of nutI
most of different kinda that the farmer NAV rc.sonsh
expecs TO make his pork with but little feeding Of con
peas or osher products of his labor The forest tree
"ee' produces In great profusiou,
By which the farmer Is enabled to make nj. no,t
small cost. The wild grasses OF the tah,s .,s -
nutritious, which Will. appear true from the ,sc, ,,a,
cattle turned out to them in the spine In low ood,o
OF hesh become by August, most excellent beef ana
are then gathered up by the droyers 10 be taken L.
MARKET 10 be stall fed for larger growth and rreater
fatness.
From these statements It will readily appear that ts
farmer has no need Of large barns. filled with hay and
o'her iodder-hat he need not labor necessarily during
spring and Summer TO enable himself and stock TO gst
through the Winter, for the Winter Is very short and
iih IL Is an uncommon circumstance 70. ice to forn
strong enough to bear man. or for snow which fall,
IN small quantities. TO lie upon the ground for forty.
eight hours
i"s summers are pleasant beyond anything known
''e' 'ne mercury rarely rising above IS degrees and
o'ee"e coming up every morning. from eight to nine
and blowing mildly and steadily through the DAP
u'i wei toward night, when II dies away The nighu
ana Delightful, enabling one TO sleep under some
WIN great comfort to himself and with entire
Hee'i'h from the pest Of ibis cmate-the masketo
The atmosphere clear and exhil,rtlny innar,iny n
onea degree OF health and enjoyment not in
us climate Hence people are active and strong t,er.
at an age winch lays them asiie or carries them to
their gnye here Consumption and bronchial saect,ors
soon vanish when brought In contact with the pureDea
oil tha, atmosphere went there suffering acuely VITA
chronic bronchitis, came thence after little over air
monhs residence 80 nearly cured have not suffered
from that cause since In the least degree went aere
much deblitaed, but In less thsa three months became
active and vigorous. and feel greater baoyancy and
strsngh than since boyhOod.
The use Of the chaybeate water in connection wtus
the pure and bracng atmosphere. rapidly .ures thoss
diseases which peculiar as well as dropsy
kidney complaints &c.
Jsundice and liver complaints are also soon cured
there without the aid OF medicine would advise M
physician to 90 aere for the practice Of his pofessoa
for II be depended upon IL re would surely starye do
not know where else a can, with the same mo nt
Of capital and labor make money easily aud rapidly,
and at the time large Of phys
ical strength and enioyment as there.
Such being the ficts connected with the table lands
of Tennessee, why should the classes all ded to
in the commencement Of this article, and Others we'll
take advantage Of them Why remain here and contiaue
10 I've poor in money. health. and hope why remain
here aud struggle hopeessy, when they may 90 there
and enjoy measure OF health. wealth and happiness
rarely attanabe here. Now there is plenty OF
there, cheap lands. II is inviting ield-wh0 VIII
enter aud enjoy II
TtOOk'vH, Nov. 9, 1855
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-25

The FIyAEcRs.- The Washington Republican
Of Monday evening says: There Is no foundation ior
the statement tia. tho Secretary Of the Treasury wl
put forward new loan. The bonds the last loan oi
30 900 900 have not yet been all delivered and We aie
authorized to sny that further loans VIII not he asked
for by the Secretary until after be meeting OF
10 which body tho whole subject will be submitted.
BY the explosion Of tho boiler OF a portable
saw mill Shelby H.. Nov. the mill sas on
trely demolished; two were instantly killed WINE
q third only survived about 70 minutes, aud several
other persons scsdsd duised. or otherwise hurt
Fragments Of the boiler and will we're projected "
dIJtAuct Amos. fabulous