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The New York herald., 1865-02-23
New jersey and the Constitutional
Anne nmenf. 49, n /

AZ the meeting OF the Common Council Of jersey City
on Tuesday night Alderman Houou offered the following
preamble and resolutions reference the
amendments abolshing slavery
Whereas the people Of the United States have been
gagged In civil for nearly four years. carrying with Il
devastation misery and the sacrince Of million Of her
and
Whereas Christianity, civilization and humanity demand
that every honorable should bo forth the
Of rulers 70 bring speedy and lasting therefore,
partisan spirit and endesyor By All the knowledge they
end this unhappy strife.
Resolved That look upon the recent Of Congress-
known the amendment the constitution, declaring
slavery and involuntary ssrvi.ude A. forever abolished
throughout all the States, untney adding
another reband TO the burning rc and tending put
from that happy day Of prosperity and Union
motion to lay on the table lost and the resolu
tions passcd-yeas 10 70 nays7
TRnsr0N, N j. Feb a. 1885,
The action the constitutional amendment abolish
ing v6y has been made the order Of the day for Tues
day next In the House.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
Presentation of Colors 10 the Twenty
Second Regiment National Guard
The works.

The displays Of fireworks nj the City Hall Park and at
Uujon and Madison squares and other minor points
hroughout the city, were scale commensurate with
ne occasion and the universal crJoymcr felt BY the
atzens the triumph OF our arms the full conirma-
non Of which uskcred In the dag. The discharges
from the forts and shipping IN the harbor were
but the prelsde Of the general celebrations OF the day
n which, at later hour, the whole city seemed
- partake. The fireworks, advertised To- oouc on
sn a more than usually magnificent scale, were 70
W young folks the prominent and most ma Dg commen
crAon not only Of the natal day Of the great WasLing
nn, but 81 the tfiumphs of the Union armies fnoer
Generals Grant aud Sherman, and they we're conse-
1uenpy looked forward 10 with Intense interest AZ ts
dnerest places named In the programme tc fireworks
sere sNo dltaneously commenced little after eight
o'clock Long before this hour however, the squares
rere crowfed with asscIabsges Of the people, old and
soung, who Notwithstanding the sloppy nature of the
grounds and the reatenines of RAIN held their places
l the last nght Of rockets Indicated that the
programme had been exhausted and that u
kaa time for all 70 take hight hotneHafd The Park was
u centre OF attraction great numb having crossed
lo ferries from BROOKLYN ana Williamsburg with whole
sosts Of yours American "oive branches ,no,spersed
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
Thc Day ia brooklyn.

The Day Ia Brooklyn.
The anniversary generally observed yesterday.
The draft in the Third district suspended In eonse-
Quence The stores and places Of business were mostly
closed during tho afternoon Flags displayed fson
the Court House. City Hall and public and private build
ngs thro ghou the city, not only In commemora on VI
Washingtons birthday, but IN honor OF the recent
cesses OF General Sherman The Office OF the brooNyn
Gas Company in Remsen streAt, brilliantly iiium''
mated iu honor Of the fall Of Charleston
Observance OF the Day I'm jersey city.
The day observed in jersey City yesterday by the
suspeus on OF public business and very general display
Of the national nag.
The Rejoicings at Warrington.
wAsmxoros Feb "a, 1858.
washingtons birthday and the recent glorious Union
victories been extensively celebrated hero 70 day
Al noon national sautes fred u the Navy Yard and
It all the fortiHcaions around washington and for
time seemed general bombardment wsrs IN pro-
gre All the public buildings and many private dwellings
places Of business &C., gay decorated with nsgs
Hardly had the reverberaons Of tho saues died away
than the glorious intelligence that Fort Anderson had
been evacuated and the way TO Wilmington opened be-
came generally known, adding TO the general rejoicing
This evening the public buildings and many stores and
residences brilliantly illuminated The Capitol was
blaze OF light from basement to DOME and presented
magnificent appearance. Notwithstanding the rain inc
streets full Of people, and everybody was rejoicing
the brilliant prospects which the skill 0f our leaders
and the bravery OF our armies have opened up OF
speedy and honorable or the protracted ana
bloody struggle for the salvation OF the nation and ne
suppression or the rebellion The State Department was
tastefully adorned with national fags and over the
main entrance was transparency with the following
good will 10 ali nations but NO snanging alliances and
NO foreign Intervention"
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

Dress Bal ny the spitzkugein
Society.
fAs spnskugeln, musical society, Ike the Iieder
Srsnz ana Aon celebrated the day. rather night oy
grand fancy dress ball at Irving Hall sptzkuge'n 's
an onshoot from tho Anon and s addicted 70 fun ana
music like father and grandfather Its ball last nght
was a great The hall crowded and the
amusement great.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

,s,s nsslonality nd encourage like France, com.
Ia r,sht 10 4 The hand thai dropped the muskes
10" ~ up the ballet lApplausel
The New York herald., 1865-02-23
W !: (:

Cures COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT and
every Affection oi the .. ,..,a Avn cupsr
Sold by ali druggists
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

..~er "a behold the wonders In store for them ibdi
caisd in the programme the following representa-.
t'ons:-First, handsome cascade piece. THIS opened
the ball. quickly followed BY successive and ever ss s
ing displays Of roc kets emitting showers OF stas-pue
sreen purple white orange blonde and red. when ior
few moments tn sc ceased to whorr and burst ts 40
ar, the front Of the City Hall and the tnousanaS @
OF spectators In the Park would be hgntea W
with the brilliant light from colored wheels circles
pearl nre golden showers OF stars revolving suns s
In silver showers, sunhowers American coat
bazoned with fiery stars, American eagles 10. grand
flights Of calored Gre rainbows and gsternp Nwtains
ali as described in the programme. All wa magn gniacent
and frequently elected the applause Of enc spectators
There was but one drawback TO the exhibition in tho
Park sThs arose from some dessst in the prepara-
ton OF the concluding piece fhreagh some mad
vertencc acciaez part Of ITO preparation fos this the
grand faale segorical deyse representing the "m-
mortal WashuHcon the Mther Of his Country, patriot
soldier and statesman broke oG when being raised into
position. and some disappointment was felt VIII only
tse mutlacd ferns of Washington and his steed were
presented the spectators With this exception the
fireworks ~ere great success, and gave general gratn
cation 70 the thousands who had assembled 70 witness
them
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

Brig Kate Freeman tof Demararal, Gardner Deusrsrs n
days. with sugar and molssses 20 Knox Co Has had
heavy northerly winds; lost fore spgallant mast
Brig LILLIAN johnson lof Lissrpoo Ns) Eliza Pert eed-
way Ms, days, with timber and. fish. % master,
schr Maggie (Br) Mclean Roberts, st Mr. N days
with lumber &c 20 John Boynton Son Co. Was as Tar
west Faulkn Island and was obliged 70 New
London on account of the Ice
Scnr Fredona (Br) Thompson, 81 john NIB y dsys with
lumber TO r Nevius Sons
Minerva Dssosway, Savannah via Fort Royal With
cotton 10 Simeon Draper
schr L Cowperthwaite, -, Savannah via Port Royal
with cottsn Simeon Draper.
per .
Schr z Nightingale Nickerson, Eastport
Schr Justina, Gregory, Rocsiand days
Schr Leoulde Euphrase Keene, Gloucester
Schr Suwanee, -, Boston.
Schr Straton Terrell Providence for ElizabethpoSt
Schr II DAILY jones' New London
SAILED.
Steamships Australaan, Moutexun,a Eagle, Go Crom'
weil Baltic. Guiding Star.
Wind at sunset sw.
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

Observance OF the Day I'm jersey city.
The day was observed in jersey City yesterday by the
suspeus on OF public business and very general display
Of the national 0ag
The New York herald., 1865-02-23

NroTICE.-FREE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
IN tendance the destitute and poor In his waid and
eaiy on sday and Friday afternoons by DR. JNO
Walsh Office, 81 West Twenty first street. sixth av
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09

YOUR PROPERTY is MORE VALUABLE
Ir you Sustain your County Pape,
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
AVAILABLE FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber being about 10 engage in other
business offers fos sale his farm consisting of leo
acres of Prairie Farming Land-90 acres under
eultitationy said farm 10 situated in Bowling
township, Rock Island County, Ill, miles from
Camden, and ten from Rock Island. Its well
calculated Tor either stock grsia missing, a.
there 10 abundant supply OF Pastursge in the
neighborhood, and Nall Greek runs through part
of The land, afording ample stock water at all
seasons of the year. This farm will be undo1bt-
eddy sold at bargain. ell.
For further Information apply to the uadeEsigr-
ed, on the farm BY letter TO Camden Mills,
Rock Island Co., III.
feb23wtf. PIERCE p. DAX0N.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

A I the solicitation OF some Of our citizens =
u have concluded to. open what 10 erned NJ
general
INrELLIGENCE OFFICE. NJ
and will assist in procuring Situations for all those
in want OF work, and for the
Renting OF Houses. sale Of Horses, Wagons
&C. &c.; n
also Situations for Discharged Soldiers among the,
farmers, which from my acquaintance With the 70
armers will enable me TO render assstancs tn
both the laborer and farmer. ran T4 Pa
All persons in want OF places to work, and ALL
in want or hired help, who may have vaeantPs
houses for sale or rent, will please make applic.-
City Scales. o. B. HUGClNs y
Rock Islsad, Nay 4, 1854, dwtf n,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
Printing Presses for Sale.

ME offer for sale Taylor Hand Press,
Wv FoolscsP sizel as good as new, and in fneyss
running order. "a
Also Hoe Machine Card Press, suitable for,s
printing cards aud small cireulan-will prints
900 TO 800 cards per hour. -
These presses are for sale cheap, we will eI-sc<
change them for an Imperial No Hand Press, -
teither Washington or Taylor size Of bed to besSa
not less than &c by 2ei inches. -
Address DANFORTH Il JONES,
dwu Argus Ofice, Rock Island, ILL -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ON SATURDAY the 2lst inst, I lost
" probably on Illinois street. near the centre Of
Rock Island, an old wallet, containing between
$40 and $50 in money, and some papers The en-
der will receive $40 reward, by leaving it atthe
AReus Office. an Rock Island, or with
JOHN McMANUS, Presumption.
Jan. 30, dwlw.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09

For Medicinal and Table uses, which are
10 pure, and ueed only TO be tried To be
ed None genuine unless they have our
be- on each battle, and our initisis presse<
over the cork
soldby all Druggists and dealer. thr<
The country. Gail for our goods anc take NJ
Circulars TO the trade supplied on applies
BENNETT PETERS & ca
ProP'n, 81 River ST., Chic
c. A Benser, Glen & Hinckley, Agent
soId At Wholesale BY Henry Darts Sons, Re-
Hard, Illinois. May IL,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
o. j. DIMICK,
Real Estate and Land Agent.
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
.... WASHINGTON street.
FOR g A f.

A SPLENDID FARM on the bluff, con
II tanning IS acres, fine orchard and good i'm
provements.
FINE FARM in Henry county, containing
leo acres.
TWO IMPROVED FARMS within one mile Of
Camden.
SUPERB RESIDENCE on Illinois street.
A LARGE ELEGANT BRICK RESIDENCE
on Moline Avenue. ~ ... $50
A BUSINESS LOT on Illinois street.
so Choice City Lots for sale. ....r
10 Dwelling Houses and Lots in different parts
of the city for sale.
Epqulre Of o. J. DIMICK,
Real Estate Agent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
FLOUR AND FEED.

NJE are now manufacturing aud are pre-
w pared to deliver, ON short notice, in any
part OF the city, the very best quality OF whea,
-four, rye -four, rye meal, cora meal, hominy
bran, &c, all OF which we warrant.
Er Orders lett at WIN. shearer's or J. b. n
NJ Tricks grocery stores, or at the mill, will
be promptly attended to.
BIDDISON * GILMORE.
Rock Island. Dec. 20, 1864. dur
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09
rs ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
For sale cheap,
30 ACRES CT LAND
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTATE or MICHAEL VMARA. de-
deceased. The und erSigned having been apPan-
ed administrator Of the estate Of Mieael o. Mara,
state of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will aPPeu before the cOu nty
court of Rock lslanC count. At the Office of the
eierk OF ssiu court, the city OF hoct Island ~
the A pri term, on the THIRD MONDAY IN
APRIL next, al which time all persons having
claims against said estate notified
and requested to attend tor the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate payment
TO the undersigned.
Dated this 9TH day of FebruaTy,A. D., 1865.
J. W. BALLARD, Administrator.
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CRY CoUNcIL.-Regular meeting Feb. 9th
1865.
Present-His honor the mayor, Aids.
Phillips, Langdell, Taylor, Huber, Burgower,
Babcock and Weber,
The minutes of the last regular meeting
and the special meeting Of Jan. 9th were read
and approved.
The following officers reports for the
month of January were read and referred to
the finance committee viz: collector, treasurer,
clerk, bridge render and weigh master.
Sundry bills were received and referred to
the finance committee.
The finance committee reported.
On motion oil Aid. Phillips the report was
accepted and the following bills allowed as
therein recommended.
M. d. Merrill board of prisoners for the 4, 20
month of December, 1''o
A petition was presented praying the
council to fix auctioneers' license at $50 per
annum. sd
On motion of Aid. Langdell the petition
was received and action postponed until next
meeting.
On motion Aid. Burgower the rules were
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MONEY WANTED.

A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS, in small
Z y or large sums, wanted by Rock Island couny,
on Is months time at 10 per cent interest.
CHARLES ArKINsos,)
L. +. BAKER, J Finance Com.
B. II. KINDA IL
Jan. q, 1865, dwtf. rr 4.. q
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09

WATCH LOST.
BROOM CORN SEED,

I HAVE on hand good supply OF the ins
offer to the farmers. in small or large Quantities
as they may desire. will also give instructions
how TO raise the corn so to make the first quail
lily OF brush. also have machine for removing
the seed from the corn, and, after harvest, will
work up the into brooms, on shares, or pur-
chase the crop, as the farmers may wish.
Call at the corner Of Washington and Rock
River streets, near BIddIson Il q lmore's mill
JACOB KUHN.
Rock Island, Feb'y Z, 1865, wimdlw.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09

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Great Bargains
REAL ESTATE.

REAL Els Il AVE.
A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
UN0R SALE in Ben Iiarper's addition to
~ Rocl Island, being the north half OF the
house occupied by Mrs. Randel. Enquire the
premises, or Of the undersigned,
II. HAKES.
THREE STORY BRICK STORE
for sale, on Illinois staeet. known as +" Empire
Block - occupied by Philleo & Hakes grocery
store-a good business stand. Apply to
- II. HAKEs.
THE UNDIVIDED HALF OF THE
ROCK ISLAND PAPER MILL
for sale in complete running order, turning out
about ton OF paper per day good paying in
stitution. Apply To II. HAkEs.
A BUSINESS LOT
for sale cheap, on the corner Of Washington and
Rock River streets, now occupied by broom
m mandatory. Apply TO II. HAKES.
For sale at at great bargain
rs ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
Moline Avenue, near the Half Way House.
This is well adaPted for a v.nyard, the raising of
vegetables tor market or laid out in lots for
dwellings Ii not sold by the 20th Of April 1t will
be laid out in lots aud sold al auction. Apply TO
II. HAkES.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-09

Mr.. Stratton 10 well known, both in town and
country, as he has been At the store OF Messrs
A q T. Shaw, for the last Two years.
A share OF public patronage Is resp ectiully so
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
E. VI. STANTON,
The Canadian Press CT Lees Surren

The Canadians evidently profoundly affect
ed by the news Of the Union successes and the sur
render of Gen. Lee. Some of the newspapers do
no. sonccaltheir chagr;n and disappointment. The
Toronto Leader, long the friend and advocate Of
the scccs-on;sts. says for example:
The fLlof Richmond came upon Us like a
lightning fash , and Low the news OF the surrender
of Lee's aims CONES with equal saiienI ess.
There seems to lie resisting the onward march OF
the Federal armies, coE9uering IS they go and
piling Up victory upon victory
The surrender o. G zen Iee-Fnus, hasten on the
end u hieh every one ought to desiro-the rcstora-
lion OF peace IN America. We hoped that peace
might have been obtained by separation If this
cannot be, Let rs have pc through union. In
Canada cur only desire is 10 have peace; and now
tina, our neishb0rs have drawn 50 we'll or toward
il, VIC trust there will be no time lost in batting
against strag ginc ineffective numbers With
out Be station our advice to them now would be
could reach their eaTs--tO submit quietly TO
anecesstY which cannot be avoided, and TO Us c
their undivided Efforts toward restoration of u
lasting peace.
The Montrol Gazette i. also profoundly grieved
!, states:
The capi;ulation of General Lee puts an end
VIC suppose, TO the dream of COnfederacy OF
Southern States, forming seperate and independ.
ent nation upon this continent. We believe this
ia 70 be retret;Cd. We believe il is not well
for the world that any one State should grow
Overwhelmingly great Such strength, and the con
scicusnsss Of II leads generally to its abuse We
believe this is breaking down also of the past
theory and practice of Democratic governments in
America, that il must needs leads TO a continuance,
for considerable time az Rast, OF that centralized
despotic military power by means OF which ambi.
toUs States rendered more aggressive and
capable OF aggression, while individual liber-
~ Of speech and action is disisihshea,s and local
and municipal authority permanently lessened.
But, the other hand. we brought about,
tby means the most dcplorable, and in 4 manner
least calculated to benefit the emancipated. indeed
but still brought aboGt) the abolition Of slavery
The h-tcsa OF the Confederate army, and the
splendid genius OF it, great chief. which have
challenged the admiration oil the wide world-nay,
the great astuteess and abilities OF President Dl-
Wis. ad led tn them, have been all insufficient TO
save them from the destruction to which this evil
and the fAtuoas clinsing to il, have dragged
shcm down
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-04-27
THE REPUBLICAN.
The Death Of the President.

Our city has presented a sad scene since Satur-
day morning The people move silently along
the st-eets their faces indicating the sadness which
shadows their minds. Nearly every resider CO and
business house in the city is shrouled with the en-
blems OF mourning, and all the outward indications
are earnest OF the inward sorrow which weighs
upon the hearts of people he terrible calam
ity shlch has befalcn the nation IN the death, oy
violence, OF its distinguished, kind hearted, and De-
lo-ed Chief VI asistrale.
On Saturday and Yesterday, in our rounds over
The city, We nle. hundreds o! men and women
whose eyes were swimming in the tears OF genuine
grief al ehe sp<a, calamity. IL was scarcely posi-
Die to realize the truth that ABRAHAM LINCOLN
vas dead dead upon the threshold of that bright
da~ning which missed soon TO bring the rsalizl-
ton ofhones and labors OF his four years of terrible
srisand turmoil and sacrihce-dead upon the bouE-
dairy of that Canaan Of Peace for which he had so
earnestly laborel-pernitted to look from its out
er limits into its inner clor ca and behold the dawn
Ing of new o prosperity to the country;-but
not permitted TO PISS beyond the limits of that
boundary or enjuy tie blessings Of which were to
come with that happier ert. His body lies in rig
ID death to-day upOna eatafaeue Of state; siilled
are the genereus throbbins. of his heart, glazed
are his eyes, deaf his cars, silent his tongue.
Earth TO earth, dust to dust. he sum
mons snSw tred--a nation uIourns His memory
will live forever in the warm hearts Of grateful
people. ~
All ire churches in the city we're drapcd in
mourning yesterday, and the exercis were ap-
propriate 70 the soemnity which pcrvaded the en-
tire community. We doubt ii there nun or
woman in ATTENDANCE upon The service 1T the several
churches wh0seeyes did not grow the DINNER from
involuntary tears, which well.d up at the mention
of thsnamss and virtues of the honored doad
There MAS genuine sorrow-no party rancor mar
red lis exprsssion-fnr III fcls that Humanity had
los; frieHi-tiat nation struggling for life had
Lost its greatest, most sincere most reliable chief
saiD