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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-20

Go TO THE BEsT.-Go to Bryant. lStrstton L
MerrilPs Davenport business college 10 get a
thorough commercial education. Address
Bryant, Stratton Il Merrill, Davenport, Iowa.
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Dr.. MARSHALL'S >
Catarrh nu if.

TNIIIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself
L to be the best article known Tor curing the
CataFrh. Cold In the Head and Headache.--
II has been found an excellent remedy in many
cases OF Sore Eyes. Deafness has been remov-
&c by n, and IA earring has oftsn been greatly im-
proved by MS use. IS
1t is fragrant and agreeable, and ge
Gives Immediate Relief
To the dull heavy pans caused by diseases Of the
Head. The sensations after using It are delight
ful aud inyigorating. 1t opens and Purges out ali
obernctious, strengthens tbe sisnds. and evesa
healthy action toSthe parts Affected
Mere than Thirty Years
OF sale and use OF DR. Marshall's Catarrh and
Headache snuff has proysd its great value f,T
all the common diseases OF the head, and at this
moment II stands higher than ever before. '''
II is recommended by many OF the best physi-
clans, and is used with great success and satisiac
ton everywhere. y 7 - ~ " ~ ~
Read the Certificate of Wholesale Drug
y y H-.s gfsts In 1851. . .---
The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with Dr. Marshalps Catarrh and
Headache SNUFF, and sold il in our wholesale
trade, cheerfuily state, that we believe it to be
equal, IN every respects to the accommodation
given OF il for the cure of Catarrhal Affections,
and that it 40 decidly ire best Article have ever
known for all common diseases of the head.
BosroN. Ew.YoRKj st-
Burr Perry -t-- Barnes s. Park,
Reed, Austin & Co. A. B. & ID. Sands,
Brown, Lamson d Co., Stephen Paul & Co., f'
Reed, Cutler * Co., Israel Minor & CO.,
Seth W. Fowle. McKessoa 4 Robbins,
Wilson, Fairbank l. Co, A. l.. Scoviil L. Co., III
Henshaw, Edmands l. Co INWARD, Close l. Co,
h. n. Hay, Portland Me. Bush l. Gale. ygti 5rfg
Foy Sale by all Druggists. Try 1t. aafs
oct. 27dwly.
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sFIoURAND FEED

ga ARE now notwithstanding and are pre-
wv parsd to detiser.3os short notice, in apy
part Oh the city, the very lbest quality of wheat
-four, rye -four, rye meal, corn NEAL hominyl
bran, SC. all of which we warrant.
Mz> Orders left at VIM. Shearer's or ]. b. s.
NJ c. Frick's grocery stores, or at the mill, will
I be promptly dssafb. XIV ssiAaAexd Ae<
'ssqs4 ESano5 rnozEaaDDisoN,A GILMORE.
Rock IslaHd. Dsea36, 1s64,F DIFF. Z KI25d G0C
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Hosf. Gloves. Mists. Lace. Dress Buttons
Braids, b., &C., jast received.
We 'are nov able 10 offer . much better
stock IT Hosiery Ct much tosoer prices than
heretofcre. We have every grade of Ladies'
Hose. In ksnts' half hose We have some ex-
ira good Ladies' viii find il 70 their interest
TO examine our stock teiore making their pur-
,chases. Also please remember thaswe are
selling Tie oelebrsted Grover & Baker Sew
ing enthusiastically the beet Family Ma
.chine offered to the public
y~.r g AIKEN, Jaws a. BURsALL.
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BOWLING SALO0N.

r HAVE just 1.coupisted nav and 6rst
i Class Bowling Alley the best IN town, and
exercise to eali q nay place and ny IL Z ia AIO
saCz1 ys6ao3 1907 uiSAMUEL GALLUP,
5EI3A9II Ii River Stress Hesdl,s Q
asGaAar isaaslaTss WssGheasak Eos III
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HORSES TAKEN UP,

TWO BRIGHT SORRELp HORSES were
i taken up by me on Saturday, the 18th inst
One is supposed to be five years old, has a white
star the forehead. The other Is four yea RS old
and has white stripe in the 70 ee from foreheadto
nose. No other marks either, except collar
marks, and no shoes ON either.st go :. CsE q
The owner Is requested to prove properly, pay
charges and take them away.
E. c. CHOPPER.
Rock Island, June 10, 1865, d3twlt.
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brown linen all widths, toweling, crash, dia!
per, linen bosoms, table linen napkins, &C..
TO-, Just received.
DRESS goods.
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Catarrh Cured.

They are treating Catarrh on a new system which
is Sure Cure for the Diseqse.
Experience ha- proved that, Catarrh cannot be
cured by local treatment alone; -heLce the many
advertised cures Tor Catarh, all OF which are loo
remedies, give relief only while the patient IL m
ing them, but never cure. ct-t Lae ,-ie 70 tste
Understanding the disease, and we know il can
not be cured by local tres tment aione, therefore
we also prescribe a constitutional remedy to be
TAKEN and by the combined local and ltution-
al treatment, We are enabled to remove the cause
OF Catarrh, and thereby effect ,-.,.r...
A PERMANENT CURE. II 3
Their consuitationsfor years have averaged from
hse to seven thousand year, which gives them a
experience unsurpassed by any, and equalied on.
ly by few. ~ -s ~ 90 Wilma ID vr5Fs-
S6- Remember they do not promise to cure all
stages OF disease. While all diseases are curable
If takenin season, all stages are not. Your case
may ne cnraee this week, not next-to-day, not
to-norrew; hence the danger OF delay vrs-e7
No Case sciu be Receired ,rten there are anu
-a7h r. doubts Of Cure or Relief. .a4 s7'.'t
Our terms are cash hence the money must be
sent with all orders for medicines 1t eosts from
hve TO hteen dollars per month TO doctor with
US, which includes medicines. - ''F
NA- The P6or viii be favored. 5z1r Sd s-gss-,
''Fss CONSULTATION FREE. 7r1H
. Patients must write their name state, most of.
hce address, plainly. All letters requiring an an.
swer, must contain letter stamp and be address
ed 70 ur. kNAPP son, Box 64S3 Chicago, Ill
+ Any OF the above diseases can be treated sue.
eessiuly eythe patients, describing their case 10
letter, whe1 they cannot see Us. - = - e
pI'knaPP, who will visit Rock Island regularly
IN the future can be coEsulted AT the island City
House. Tor .'F-fTE-FC
MONDAY, September 9Th,
MONDAY, Octsber 3Oth. frsiFaD
MONDAfs Decenbers 2Sth. - o.
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FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDING, ! au .buildiDg -
l. large aumser Of Pixies Peat Wagons, still
contfnde the business Of making m --.., ~
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS.
and soulIsy to che tasmsrs OF ,this and sdjoin
log ssLstsss theLlreaa, .apFly them with any
and AZ reasonable rates. 3. II. KIMBALL.
Rock Island, jag. 20. ydwtf. 4 ,1E.7 10 ~
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z COOP BUILDING LOTS. 10 Gen

IA dOOD BUfLDfN6 Luis, 70 Yea. ~.
IL payenport's addition to the city or Rock
Isisnd.~ Price nom $20e-t TO $3.50 -y,v.f4 Tss
len Acre Out Lots, situated on the Camden
roads halt a mile from the city or Rock Island,
well sita ated Tor gardening and residencesTZR o
IeEms hall cash and balance on time.
10 Acres known as the Cushing Tract, sstua'ed
on the Camden road, two miles from the city OF
Rock isiand and 10 beautifully situated fer resir
dences Gardening, Fruit raising Ahss good spring
&c., md 10 abeut q half mile from the :" Rock
River Water Power.ssG Price, spef acre, $40, hah
cash and she balances on time
Also hnmbef of lots I'M Daten po4 , 1ovs city
and LeClsire. and Farning Lands in Iowa and
Nebraska Tsfrtofy-oQ DgITkla1 dol TIa o
ARRlz toYzA sds GEQDL. DAVENPORT,
mch27dwa. at Davenport, Iowa
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United states nefT-
$50 L o A N.
.0. -.1 -ei.7 81 --st.t" s.a-t ~
THIRD SERIES.
S23O.OOO.OOO.

BY authority of the Secretary of che Treasury,
the undersigned the general Subscription Agent
for the Sale OF United States Securities, offers to
the public the third series OF Treasury Notes,
bearing seven and three>tenths per cent. interest
per aRnum, known as the JESg D. 5LBsE
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Gn-Iays advertisements.
MULES FOR SALE.

-.-. - aE-.v MULES fVh SALEs al -fr,
A FINE PAIR of work mules are offered
"a for sale at a bargain. EnqGire at Mrs. Good-
mans, near Huber's Brewery. -a1sgs
Rock Island, june 20, d6. r-,ts- -a .eeIaEE
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'sl. u. >. 5-a0 Six Per Cent. r t. 81. { .
cold BEARING bonds.

These Bonds nov nth a handsome prem
inn, and are exempt, as are ali the Government
Bonds, fremi state, county, and Municipal tara
tion, which ADDS from one to three per cent. per
dnnu TO their ralue, according to The rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
semi annually by coupons attached TO each note,
which may be cut of and sold TO any oank or
banker. ft p % r' -f
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BRANDRETH,s PILLS A GENERAL
80 ASSISTANT of NATURE.

What is health What is diseases 3-s 2
Health Is when the supply and EXP endIture are
equal. Disease when the supply and expenditure
unequal.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS impart certain impui-
siye powers to all matters in the body whose life
Is below the standard OF the surrounding party
or which have remained longer than the time ma
ture designed So in levers and all that class OF
cases which soon run into modification BRAND
RETH'S PILLS have marve lous curative quail
ties Our bodies continually changing, and il
is by this change we live Should matter remain
in organs beyond the time nature designed, pain
and Inflammation set in, which is nothing more
than preparatory effort for our good. All
Brandreth's ills are supposed from the results 10
do is simply II 80
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATURE !!
junef5dw I'm.
Durno's Celebrated Catarrh snuff is the
Head, Snufies, Imperfect Voice, Bronchitis, and
Catarrh. Few persons appreciate the diseases
arising from disordered nasal organs Sight.
hearing, taste, and smell frequently ruined
by cold in the head. The gas generated nv the
use of this snuff cfeanses the entire head and res
torres proper articulation its effects are pleasa NJ
and wonderful. 1t contains tobacco nor other
injurious ingredient. Colleges, Societies, States
and the most eminent OF the Medical Faculty.
have awarded it testimonials and premiums
Sold by all Druggs SITS tor 25 cents per box Can
be sent by mail receipt of 80 cents for box,
81 for four boxes ADDRESS .r '' -'-
aS-5 z.-' CD JAS. DURN0, p. O. Box 1885.
..' tfF' New York Cry.
1At-whoiesale, BY DEMAS BARNES Co,
New York. teby i5d WY.
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Send for a Circular, containing a complete list
of Gifts which have been selecfed from some OF
our largest Wholesale dealers in this and Eastern
cities. All goods warranted represented.
For the benefit of those who unacquainted
with our manner of transacting business, We refer
by permission to; - s...a L-.z5s ..raar-sasa
JULIUS b UER CO., Is Washington street.
r. WALSH & co, lao Dearborn street. II,
T. NJ. LOOMS, 80 Clark street.
LYON HEALY, corner Washington and
Clark. liaG ia 1903 sea iH E'HfHF =
J.HgBRUCE & CO, 70 Lake street. st-1cil on
METZGER 40 Clark siaeet
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LINEN .Goops AT " s.-Linsn
'nsssines, pillow case linen, shirting linen,
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VIM. A. BRADFORD q Co.
p. q. Box sac, Chicago. Ill

s'"3S % As1.----- eD,ss- s5St~ S21A
AGENTS WANTEDin every town and city in
the aSorthwest. teiwhom we allow 10 per cent. of
the sal Geod reiei ences required. rs hssus-fT
AariTlckets sane also for sale at .Devoe g.
Crampten3s book store, Rock sIsland.sa 81 81
June l4dwtd. rro sa,is4d a.
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Or PER MONTH. and all expenses paid,
OlO 10 Sewing Mschrns1 Agents.- -Aadrsss,
b ABSfsENRIFGTON 8 co., Detroit
iunei2d6t.
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Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly Unfinished upon receipt .ocsubserIptiOps.
The Notes softhisThird Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven Thir-
ties already sold, except that the Governmen
reserves 10 itself the option of paying interest in
gold coin at 6 per cent. instead of 7-3-l0ths in
currency. Subscribers wall deduct the interest IN
currency up TO Isiy 18th, al the time when they
subscribe. .ft.a .... ---.-.s, --t.-.4
The delivery Of the notes of this third series OF
the Seven -thirties win commence on the LIST OF
June, and will be made promptly and Continuous
~ aiter 'ha' oatefsf 80 3I7-r1 - @L-is SAT
ght Grange made in the Conditions oithis
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of inter-
est. The paymea. an ~ Id, &c made, i'll he equiv
aent to the currency interest OF the higher rate.
The return TO specie payments, in the event Of
which only VIII The sPtion to pay interest in Gold
be- awaited OF, wnuld 80 reduce and equaiize
prices that purch ases ma de at ak per cent in
gotd1ewogid be fully equal-to those made with
seven and taree- tenths per rent IN currency.
This is '.-.-' '--'--.-'-. '-'...'-.'' --,-
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FOR SALE.

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First class 7-octave Pianos. 81 800
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines. 600
III Gold w afches. ,ZuD
/ Parlor Sets 70 pieces -. -...-....... o0O
{ ) Chamber Sets. ooo
4 Silver Plated Tea Sets. 800
400 Patent Lever Watches. j, 900
20HExtral Plated Castors. 500
| sBaHsaus, mahogany and black " alnuf. 80. 900
40 Eight Day and Round Gothlc Clocks..- .--3OO
: Rosewood Guitars. .ZUO
) Cooking Stoves, with fixtures. .-........ l2o
Sofas, black hair cloth. 200
90 Ladies' andGents' Travelling Trunks. 500
Office Desks .ItV
2 American Silver Watches. .lsO
10 Complete Works OF Shakespeare, A vols. .ls0
~ - M 6g - 81 $Il SGD
A large variety of Plated Ware, Albums, ~
Accordeons,s Pocket Knives, Gold - f.zs
Pens, Pictures, Bibles, Portemonnaies, -. 49,
and many other articles, amounting to-. 81 ,6s5
( ng O. Totai.. 6l5, 5Iu
The publiclare invited to examine the GIFTS at
our store, 80 South Clark street, formerly ocenr
The address ofevery person ordering Tickets
viii be carefully recorded and all who shall have
drawn Gifts fwill be promptly notified, by mail as
they may direct Persons IN any part of the
country, Wishing Tickets will enclose one dollar
and stamp, and in return receive Ticket and full
list Of GIFTS, All orders from the country should
be, addressed to o. ia s5a ;. ,, cooi
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
NEWS ITEMS.

NEW YORK, May 3.
The Commercials Washington special
saws Mayor Wallsck has been appointed
President OF the association for the erec-
tion of a monument to the late President
Lincoln in that city. Gsorge W. Riggs,
banker, is Treasurer.
Captain Robert Lincoln has gone to IL
linois to be present at the interment Of his
fathers remains at Springfield.
The Posts Washington special says the
trial of persons implicated in the assassin
alton will commence in that city early
next week. Newspaper reporters will be
admitted.
A steamer has just been captured run
ming out of the Rsppsnnock river with
several kegs of specie stolen from the
Richmond banks by flying rebels on board
The Pest says General Barry and MsjoT
George Ward Nichols, of ShermAn's staff,
Msior Ludlow, of the Engineer Corps
Captain Marshall and Lieutenant Yer.
planck, of General Barry's staff, arrived
in this city last evening. They left Rs-
leigh on Friday morning, st ten o'clock, by
way of the Dismal Swamp Canal, and
hsve made, it will be seen, quick passage
General Sherman has gone to Charles
ton and Savannah to look after his com
mand.
The 10th and 2Sd Corps, with Kilpat
rick's cavalry, are to remain in garrison In
the Csrolinss, while others are on theiI
way home, by way of Richmond and Alex
sndris- They will be at the lstter, place BY
the first of June.
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late FOKEIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK. May 2.
The following is additional to the Scotis's
news:
The King of Belgiams, on his return
to Brussels wss taken with illness.
LONDON, April 22-Saturdsy Evening
Illinois Genital 5sts6si; Erie 45ta454
5-20's &c.
The Index and some other pro-Southern
journals still propose to look hopefully upon
the second act of the war, which they argue
is about to open
Mr.. Harvey, United States Minister to
Portugal, publishes letter in the Times
giving his version of the firing into the
Niagara and Sacramento, at Lisbon show
ing that they we're eatirely blsmeless and
according high praise to Commodore Ora-
ven for his forbesrancs, and at the time
they we're ordered permitting their depsr-
ture'
The extrRdition case of Windsor, the de-
fsulting cashier of the Mercantile Bank of
New York, had been before the Court of
the Queens Bench, and was postponed for
week.
The Bank of France lost i, 750, 900 francs
in specie during the week.
The Times thinks that unless the South
consents TO re-enter the Union, the end is
as far off as ever; but as the North shows
evidence of liberslity, ard as slavery is al
ready half extinct and verging on its final
doom, the Times thinks a reconciliation
will be effecled; but come what will, Eng
land will wait the issue with the forbesr-
ancs of neutrals, but with q wish for q
speedy and lasting peace,
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FROm sHERmAN.

NEW YORK, MAY l.
The Trbune's Raleigh correspondent
gives the following description of the scene
of the last interview between Sherman
and Johnston:
Bennett's House is five miles beyond
Durham's Station, and about thirty miles
from Raleigh. The train bearing the union
Generals arrived at the house about two
o'clock P. NJ Johnston, with Captain
Wade Hampton Jr, and Major Preston,
of his staff, with several other officers, ar
rived about half past two. After q very
civil, but not over warm greeting between
the officers, Johnston and Sherman held
a short private interview in q room set
apart for the conference. Meanwhile the
rebel officers withdrew to some distsnee and
remained in conversation among them
selves, and the union officers doing the
same. General SchoAeld and Howard
then gained conference which lasted
about one hour. Wade Hampton beng
relieved from command was not present,
neither was Breckinridge. Theic arms
and munitions of war are to be deliVert d
to our officers at Greensboro.
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AN EXPLANATION.

ERIE, Pa, May z.
Whilst acknowledging with profound
humiliation the absence Of q proper DEM
onstration of respect on the part of this
CITY, TO the great remains Of President
Lincoln on their arrival here last Friday
morning, Justice to our citizens, who have
ever delighted to honor the lamented
patriot whilst living, and who are second
to none in heartfelt devotion to the
memoryo the illustrious dead, requires pub
lieity of the fact, that, in the midst of prep
arstions for the mournful occasion, they
were informed by a superintendent Of the
Cleveland & Erie R. Z. that the funeral
escort had made special request that no
public demonstration be made at this place,
IN order that the committee might have
rest and repose. Acquiescence in this IN
authorized request is the true cause of the
apparent national discredit attributed tc
this city, F. F, FARRAR, Mayor,
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FROM DICK rAYLOR's FORCES.

MEMPHIS, Mar. 30, VIA CAIRO, May l.
The Bulletin of this morning says it il
reported that the rebel General Dick Tsy.
lor sent General Hodge TO notify General
Dana of the surrender of Johnston to
Sherman, and to inform him of the terms
of the surrender. General Dana immedi-
stely gave full credence to Dick Tsylor's
statements and arranged an srmistice with
Hodge.
The terms are said to be an entire cessa-
ton of hostflities, each retaining the right
to punish guerrillas, and trade regulations
and intercourse continuing under the most
liberal constructions.
This armistice contemplGtes arrange
ments on the same plans as those proposed
by Sherman, unless repudiated by General
DAna's superior officers.
The srmistice commenced on the 29Eh of
April, only to be terminated on fOrty-eight
hours notice.
CAIRO, May 2-9 NJ.
The river in the vicinity Of Baton Rouge
is still rising. Many plantations are inun-
dated.
The steamer Won Phul, from New Or
leans on the 9th, has arrived.
Captain Reed and twenty-six of the crew
of the rem Webb, captured by the 10th
Illinois cavalry. were brought into New
Orleans on the 26th.
The steamer st. Mary, sunk in Mobile
bay, is being raised.
The steamer Hamilton from New Or
leans, with the Third Michigan cavalry,
struck torpedo under her boilers, in the
Lower Gap Channel entrance to Mobile,
on the 25.6, making a complete wreck Of
that part of ths boat, killing and wounding
thirteen persons. The QuSrtermaSter i'm
mediately issued an order directing al
steamers to take the Eastern Channel by
way of Tensaw River, making the distance
to and from Mobile twenty or thirty miles
further
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-03
FOEEIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK, May 2.
The Scotia from Liverpool on the 22d,
via Queenstown on the 23d, has arrived.
ConsOls 9OEs9l for money.
The CzarWitch continues dangerously i'll
at Nice.
Tne Gar passed through Paris and had
an interview with Napoleon.
The Mexicsn loan is highly amcoessfdl.
Bourse heavy.
LIVERPOOL, April 22.-Cotton buoyant
at an advance of ID and in some cases more
for American.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
Provisions quiet.
The Advertiser asserts that on the re-
ceipt of the news Of the fall of Richmond,
Nspcleon proposed to Lord Cowley, British
Ambassador, that England and France
should by treaty, offensive and defensive
make common cause, and assist each 9TH
er with sll land and sea forces in the
event of an attack on either Canada or
Mexico. The Advertiser denonnces the
scheme, and trusts enquiry will be made
into it on the reassemb bling of Parliament.
This statement must be taken for what 1t
is worth, as it is not referred 10 by any
other journal. The belief in the struggle
being over in the South continues to gain
ground.
American securities and even cotton are
very buoysnt and active in anticipation Of
pesce.
The Army and Navy Gazette thinks it
impossible that organized resistance can
be prolonged