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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-30
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-30

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-30
oUTsIpE.
INSIDE.

Sample OF F.re-Prooi Sale al Office OF the. Ala
Ad. Agency, $50 Broadway, \. ",
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
Loss OF the. Peerle s..-InteFestlDg
Particulars, #rTW

.
The Cairo Democrat of Sunday, gives
me following details of the destruction |
Of the Peerless: sgar65I1Q
From Captain George Bugg, Of Psdu-
cab who vas passenger on the Peer
less, we CLEAN the annexed details OF
the unfortunate rHair; ..s
The Peerless was en- route from Cim-l
einaati to New Orleans.9 She had ION
hoard about | 200 tons Of assorted pri-
Sate freight, about 200 passengers and
300 head of horses and mules. She
bad, also, a~harge in tow, filled 9Th
misce i a eous fr, ight @-a.
As she was coming down last night
NE struck the Grand Chain, about six
miles above Caledonia. This caused
some alarm among the passengers, which
was. however, allayed by the officers,
and the boat continued her course until
she reached the wreck epfY the burned
flagship, Blackhawk, between Cairo and
Mound City.
Striking this wreck she Immediately
commenced settling, and swung around
to the Illinois shore. She sank rapidlys
and in few minutes wssresting on the
bottom of the river The side of the
boat next=fhe shore could not settle
much, but the outside went down to tbs
cabin hoor Meantime a plank bad
been launched out, and all the passeu-
,ers and crew made their escape,
tSssough many of them lost their baggage.
In a few minutes the boat was discov-
gared to be on fire. 1t is supposed that
gSTben she keeled over, the stoves were
overturned, thereby setting FIRE to the
steamer.
She burned slowly, but was consumed
$40 the waters edge, as the passengert
had no means at their command for ,ex
tinguishing the flames. = -, -
The various FIRE companies OF ths
city, went With their apparatus, on th'
legee, but when they saw where the hr'
was they returned to their engine houses
The steamer Laura, of Caffrey' gpopu
Mar ST. Louis, Cairo and Johnso2eyill
line. was lying at our wharf wit
steam up, and went promptly to the as
a eistance of the discounted passenger
Too much praise cannot be awarded
er manly and humane officers for th
.oubIe they took TO render tho pesser
srs comfortable, and convey them ,
.iro, a1d as q mark Of Appreciation
the passengers Of the Inflated vsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
THE VERY --LATEST
II LIE GRAp e.
miscellaneous Items.

miscellaneous AtehBs
New YoRKs eDec. 20 The Times )
Washington dispatch says: II is proba>
ble that the appointment'of a New York
Collector will be made this week, and
the chances are in favor Of Van Dyke,
the present Assistant Treasure, with
Mr. CokIing as bis successor. MI n
The World Washington special says:
Capt j Fl, Vanderslrce, l4lh infantry,
recently eashierej, has been reinstated.
The Tribune Washington dispatch
says: Gen. Carleton, Commanding the
military district OF New Mexico, has
been designated bysihe Ward Departmshts u
TO command an expedi .ou agsinsttha
portion of the Apache Indians who have
for long time been actually hostile to
our Government 4 ~..s fFl s.l
= Gen. Mitchell has just been appointed
Governor of Mexico by the President
4 The Herald 8 oSavsnnab correspond
ence of t e 9Th says that the late city
election was conducted with great quiet
ness Affairs in the countryrpresent
gloomy picture. The countryis repre-
sented as bare of provisions, and the
roads nearly impossible.
. II is extremely difficult to induce
negroes to work for any length OF time
continuously. and both they and the |
whites are induiging freely in extensive |
marouding, thieving and other vices.
With the professsd purpose of restor-
ing order, bands of self styled regulat-
ors have been formed, who are guilty of
worse crimes than those they pretend to
10 enoacad in. supreaainC Ttnir shoot.
ng and hanging of negroes are Of such
common oceurance scarcely to excite
'emark, and among them, of Northern
RS or any other persons, who proposes7
o pay these negroes wages ga
Thanksgiving day was dismal effair,
he people not clearly perceiving what
hey were to give thanks for. % -Ai1
The late elections in florida are rep
esented as having been attended with
much. Excitement and frequsnt distur-
ances between the citizens and coIored
roops.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

The Hon. George A Baskirk and a
lawyer named Byers had an unpleasant
misunderstanding at the Court House,
at Bloomington, few days ago, in re-
gard to law suit in which they were
employed at opposite sides. The former
having been called liar by the latter,
drew revolver and fred it at Byers.
The ball grazed his head, but although
Byers drew a pistol also, the parties
were fortunately separated without in
Jury TO either. .(N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOstetter's Celebrated s.Onach BIZ
READ REV W. D LEES LETTER.

Brooklyn, N. T., May 2stn, 1865
MEssRs HosTErTER sMirH: auE 1000
G1entiemen - have used, your Bitiers during
the last six weeks, and feel IL due TO you and the
public to expire my hearty sppr gal of their
effest upon mes / never wrote a z puff for Rpy
one, and Iabhor every hing that savors OF quack-
cry But your Bitters ara entirely removed from
the leYel Of the mere Hoshrtms Of ths day being
patent al ke TO all, and exactly what they profes
to be. They are not advertised to cure esery-
thing, but they recomm ended 20 assist nature
in tn, alleviation and ultimate, heaiiug of many
of th most common inarmitiea Of the body, and
this they will accom- )lish. had been unwsll for
near two months, as il usual With Rs during the
spring. was bilio and suifiing from indi-
gestion, aud q general disease of the mucous
membrane, and .tHoagh compel ed to k ep at work
in the discharge of my pr fessionai duties, was
very weab, of yel Complexion, no appetite,
and much Of the time conf Cd to my bed. When
/ had been taking you D i RI we my vigOr
rsrurned til, sailOw complies ion was nl gone,
reished M food and now / enjoy the du les OF
the mental app ioati which ntly were so
very irksOme aud burdensoms to ne. When
used your Bittsrs, felt change every day.
These arc facts. All inference must be made by
eaoh and wi tuai for himself. I, sasryoq,-y
IWh Yours, respectfully,
wB. LEE.
Fastor Of Greene Avenue Pres yterian Church.
dec2l div
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
ns~Tbe Madison Democrats saws,

The President will be supported by
the united Democracy in all liberal
measures; but be must cnt looae from
the radicals"
Rome was not built in a day, aud to
expect President Johnson to defy and
quarrel with the fanatfcai crew in Con-
gress-La Cross Democrat 500
That is to say you believe Preaident
Johnson is hypocrit end knase, and
viii Of cource betrsy bis friends. ll'Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

8SkfTIIkG PoET - Charles D. Drake,
of St. Louis, says, in reply TO Frank
BlaifR charge that he was rgbellious at
the beginning of the war, Il have thas
presented in Gen Blair's own words, as
respected his charges against me. The
amount Of them is, that, in the spring
of 1851, / was a rebel, but afrerward
turned Union man, and have remained
so. Were it in the least possible degree
true, that ever was, in act,n word,
thought, or feeling, rebel or rebel
sympathizer,. I would still proudly com.
pare my record With that Of a man who
winds up four years military career
against the rebellion byseizing the rebel
standard in civil conflict, and hallooing
on the returned graybscks of Prices ar
my, against his own patriot braves in
the coming conflict at The 8 ballot-box.
But lis in every possible sense most
devilishly and wickedly false lhatI eV.
er said or did any Of the things which |
General Blair charges upon me in the
above extracts. 1 pronounce his whole |
charge a base and dam nable lle"A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
FIre tn nIanohrater. N ri.

MANCHESTER, N h, Dec. 20--.This
morning fire broke out 10 the New
Hampshire House of Reformation, near
this city, and destroyed all but the
BRICK walls The inmates, l20 in num-
Der, were rescued, although most OF
them were asleep when the FIRE com
meDced, and excepting or 10, who
made their escape, they were removed
to the Stark House, connected with the
farm. The buildings were insured for
$40 900. Loss about $40 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

Edwin Forrest has taken steps to be
married 10 bis former wife. She some
time since procured 8 deeree-of divorce
and large allowance out of her. bus
bands estate, but be has recently taken
40 appeal 70 The Supreme Court Of the
United States TO- have the decree an
nulIed Tne effect OF the reversal Of
the judgment of the Court below would,
of course, BE- 10 unite the parties in the
holy bonds Of wedlock"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

= NEw YoRK, Dec. 20-The Commes.
ciafs Washington special says: The
Presidents action in restoring the
Southern Sta es which have adopted
the Constitutional Amendment to the
enjoyment Of ell their constitutional
privileges, except representation in Con-
gress, paralyzes the action of the radical
republicans and produces an intense
interest An exciting contest may be
expected, however, between some Of the
radicals and conservative supporters Of
the President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

New YoRK, Dec. 20 "A special Wash
iogton dispatch to the Tribune says q
large gathering of the citizens Of Ohio
convened in the Senate Lobby -yester-
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock, Cbisf JUS
tiee Chase IN the chair. GEN. Sehenck,
in few eloquent. remarks touching the
character of the deceased, moved the
appointment by the chair of commit
tee of five to draft resolutiout em6odg-
ing the sentiment of his fellow citizens
of Ohio g
Mr. Chase named Gen. Sehenck, Gov.
Dennison, Senator Sherman, General
Hughes, and Representative PauIding
as such committee, who reported the
following: ~ - f' f-f2
ResoLUed, That we have heard with
the deepest sorrow Of the death of Thos.
Corwin, Of Ohio; o man whose eminent
abilities as a statesman, in all the vari-
ous positions, OF the legislator, Govern
or of bis State, Cabinet officer, and di-
plemaiist--whose surprising eloqpence,
and whose great services to the Govern
ment and people-seeured for him q
reputation broad as the whole country;
while bis personal worth and character
endeared him to all who ever enjoyed
his society or his friendship.
ResolUsd, That from the sincere de-
sire to show every mark of respect due
TO his memory, we will sttenl the fu-
neral obsequies accompanying his re
mains, when removed for conveyance
to his home, at such time as may be
appointed a4iui44
ResOIUed, that a committee of five citi-
zens be appointed and the chairman to
make suitable arrangements for the oc-
easion.
Resolued, That copy of these resolu-
tions be communicated by the chairman
| of this meeting to the widow and family
of the deceased, with the expression to
them of our warmest sympathy and con
dolence with them in their great bereay-
ment eG@B u &-s45s 6
Col Wetmore, Gen. Ward, Judge Jas.
A. Mulade and Maj John Coon were ap
pointed a committee of arrangements.
During the absence of the committee
Eon5 resolutions, addresses were made
eulogizing the deceased, by Reverdy
/ johnson and Senaor Davis, of Ken.
| tucky Senator Sherman responded to
the resolutions after their submission, in
very feeling address. .tltoela.ess
Sec. Seward concluded in an earnest
tribute to the worth and memory of the
deceased, and craved no prouder dis
| tinction for his own name, when dead,
than that which, by universal accord,
will be given Mr. Corw as humans
tartan and patriot Mr.. corwin's remains
viii leave here for Lebanon, Ohio, To-
day, where they are to be sepulchred.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
soufhern Temhers.

WAsHIxeToN, Dec. 2O.-The Clerk Of
the House of Representatives has receiv-
ed the list of the Southern Members.
North Carolina Z, Louisiana and Missis-
sippi 2, Tennessee 7, Virginia 6. Some
of these have been referred to the Sc
lect COMMITTEES.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

Rome has been greatly scandalized by
the fight Of Eve nuns from, the convent
of the Good Shepherd One OF them
fell in getting over a wall aud broke her
leg. The other four made good theis
escape. ~ gaAH ~ -Xkw1L lrafY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

Pedestrians crossed over to La Cres-
cent TO day on the ice. Teams may be
able to cross in q day ortwo, If the pres
ent cold weather should continue.-La.
crosse Democrat, l2h
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

Resignation OF Hon. Geo. brown.
TORONTO, Dec. 20-Hon Geo. Brown
has resigned his seat in Cabinet, owing
to grave difference of opinion on i'm
portant public questions, particulars not
trapspired.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
2 DRESS GOODS
DeDartanent.

sur .f.nNA Gfst f
FRENCH MERINoES -A LGrgiI
Stock of Epezy Shade. anha6 ilrs
{ ALL-wooL EMPRESS CLOTHS. 2
OTTOMAN CLOTHS.
TAMIsE CLOTHS. a.
MELANGE POPLINsv "a e3g; III
PLAID-AEI- Wool PopEiRs.a5 81
CANTON CLOTHS.
GRAPE MELANGES. W--smsri G1o
ALPACAS--HH Black and oil cOlOrs,
Aad a Full Assorfmentof FRENCH
AND BRITISH SAXONY DRESS
GOODS, ar Of which sOiH be offered TO
the Trade, lAED RETAIL AT PRICES THAT
DEFY ooMPETITIos. 7aa1
mat SIT 80 Gzac 3n'f'- % Azve
.r.r.a.I.. rs7-.r Hfra IN sErr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

held meeting on board the Laura for
the purpose OF rendering their thanks to
the officers.
Capt Bugg7 iurther assures us, that
the officers Of the Peerless conducted
themselves most creditably IN the try.
ing hour, leaving nothing undone that
they could do to insure the safety and
comfort of their large trip Of Passen-
gers. Ths Peerless q owned y David
Gibson, ESQ. of Cincinnati, and valued
at SIS, 900 None of the cargo was
saved, except what was on the barge,
which was cut loose fand foated down
about half mile, where it went ashore.
Ersn the horses and mules, with the ex-
ception Of about 20, were either drown.
ed or burned The boat was insured
for $45,000 eTTTF ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21

CINoINSATI, Dec. 20-The river has
risen 3 inches; ii feet s inches in the
channel.
1t has been raining all morning.
Thermometer 35e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
COLLECTORS SALE. )

HOLLkCTOR,s SALE OF BEAL ES-
u a~s rr TATE ews fEs q
For the Cost and Expense Of Sidewalk Improves
ment
Hotice is hereby given, that by virtue of . pre-
cert Issued by the Mayor OF tile City of Evans
Vilies and to me directed. L will sell at pub &c
auction, at the door of the court house IN said
city, on Friday, December 29th, 1866 at ten
O'Clock am the following lot of ground, or 80
much thereof as may be necessary to pAy the
amount charged 81 assesse agaiusr said lot for
the cost ana expsnss of making sidewalk i'm
proyements Hpon said lot, tog ther with the costs
Of sale d that ssi sale will be confirmed on
tne rext da thereafter. namely Saturday De-
cember 80, 1865, at ten O'Clock a m, st the sans
placs, for the pu pose Of selling such property as
and not paid for: .r--- -
Lot 22l. Donation Eniargement-owner un-
JOHN SCHUBERT, Collector.
Evansville, Dec Is, 1865 DIV etvV sas1al..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
SILK
Department..

K0IRE-ANTIQUE SILKS.
REP. AND CORDED SILKS.
GRO. CRANE SILKS. m
FANCY SOLID COLORED SILKS.
CHECK AND STRIPE SILKS, all
Of tie popular shades for Street
and Evening Dresses. iea3iiA
BONNET VELVETS in all shades.
ALI shades of C0L0RED VELVET
RIBBONS AND BUTTONS for
Dress Trimmings eaa
CL0AKS and BAsQUINES from
$500 to 10000.
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLANKET
SHAHLS. from SO to $12 so. ae
DOUBLE PAISLEY sHAWLs, from
$4,000 to $62.50. ---
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
DYE HOUSE.
EancY.DYe House

r. GRAUPEER, COB. OAK 4 CENTRE sTS.,
CNear the Ganal), a1aasa
Has ooened Dye House at the above plsae, and
is prepared TO color silks, Woolen or Cotton
Goods. Hair, sc, /, in al colors.
have been gagged in the business over thirty
i've years, and have been employed in the largest
estab ishments IN Europe and this country.
MA- hold myself re-pousible for all damage
sustained by goods under my charge.
ne Cleaning ana Scou lug Of adies' and
Gentlemen's Goods dono At short notice Give me
fair trade -tdio 6m1 F.eRAUPNER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-21
PROF OSALS.
Chopped Feed,

WYE ARE JUST kEREIvfNG- IN STORE 500
w bushelsof che pped wheat screenings, which
as food for milk cows, il much superior to ship
stuff aud krau Those who wish the la gesr pos
sible yield of milk from theiT cows had better
try ito B. 8. RJSTOH CO.,
senta No 50 Water street.
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TIE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION

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its rebellion. It is merely natures hint that she
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LUBIN'5
FRAkGIPANNI

TOILET POWDER.
This widely and justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe, and considersd
ANECEssITY IL THE TOILET OF EVERY LADY
is now for the frst time introduced
TO THE
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRANGIP4SSI POWDER
Is unrvalled for removing Chaps. Chafes, Bl0!cheS
PtzpteS and other impurities of the skin, render
ing it soft, clear, smooth and teaatifK!.
FRANGTPASSI POWDER
ia used to remove TAN and FRsCKLEs, giving fresh
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with yOHthJSl SoftnsSS.
FRAGGIPAEEI POWDER
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FRANaIPAENi POWDER
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For sale by
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dec SIN
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
FOR PARTIES AMI RAILS

Ladies W i'll find at my establishment very large
assortment of flowers for the hair, Partie Caps,
Head dresses. Nets, Illusion and Mousssln Waists,
Combs, Bali Pins, Buckles. and Bslts; great
variety Of Hair work, such as Curls, Bows. &C.
! airo received new STYLES Of English and French
Riding Hats. Ladies' and Ohildren's Msntiss,
Cloaks and Dresses, Ladies' Undergarments, of
any description. Bonnets always the latest styles
and newest thapes.
Demarsen's and Lubin 3 French Perfumsry
i have added TO my business q Human air Man
ufsciory, where orders will be taken for any kind
If Hairwerk. Oriers will also he taken for goods
from Paris, sn1ounting to not less than one hun
rred dollars. They will be executed faithfully, as
/ have Rly regular established house n Paris.
49, Nj WILLIAM, In porter.
$50 Penn. Avenue, Cite Treyise.
Washir eton, d. Q. Paris.
IL I'm,
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DIED,

After lingering illness, which she bore with
christian fortitude. CATHERINE JOSEPHINE
SANDS; wife Of the late william Sands. OF Rock
Servant of God well done,
Thy glorious warfare's past;
Thy battles fou ght, thy victorys won.
And thou art crowned at last.
The friends of the family respectfully in.
viied to attend her funeral from the residence of
her son in Law. John Ardezer, No. 321 7th street
north to MORROW tFriday) aftern D. at clock.
fRock Vile papers please copy.1
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9 4 fdins Of beauty is ioy forersr.'
I'D nothing is SO beautiful as a picture of
health.
head ache. Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach. Dis
tres alter Eating, Frustrating Weakness, Dis a.
clinaticn fer society. Mental Dependency, & c.,
arc tie rnle rather than the exception with tho
human fairly and have Stamped their effects upon
us al The most effective, gentle, sudden and
agreeable remedy is the PLANTATION BIrTKRS
prepared by P. FL. Drake & Co, of New York.
20 : Luz
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JTCp JTCHu TTcHir

SCRATCH SCRATCH ECKATCHI
WHEATCN'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch IN
As hours. Also cures Salt Rheum Ulcers, Chit-
blains, and all Eruptions Of the Skin. Price 30
cents For sale by all Druggists.
Nv sendir 81 cents to WEEKS & POTTER. Seie
Agents. 10 Washin gtOn ST., Boston, 1t will be
forwarded by mail, free OF postage, to any part of
the United States.
az For sale in Washington by z. D. GILMAN,
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