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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-09
Puncturing the Bubble.

We find the following little historic contri-
button by General Sherman in letter from
Lawrsnceburg, Indiana, of date of Sept. 9th ::
"Senator Sherman called the generals at
tention to an article in Harper's Monthly for
October, on Fighting Joe Hooker in
which, among other things, it is said that
the choice of the president for the position of
of commander of the army of the Tennessee,
made vacant by the death of Nc Pherson,
was Gen. Hooker. but Gen. Howard was ap-
pointed because Gen. Sherman telegraphed
that unless this was done, he sherman
would resign. "Not word of truth in it."
said the general 81 simply telegraphed to
Washington that it was necessary to assign
q commander for that army, and nomina-
ted Gen. Howard. The reply was that Gen.
Towards nomination was confirmed. That's
all there was about it. The president had
nothing to do with it one way or the other
Hooker's name wasn't mentioned. have
read the article in the magazine, and so far
as it speaks of me in any way, it's work
of the brain, just as much as Homer's Ill
lad"
That is very characteristic of Gen. Sher-
man, very comprehensive, and we trust en-
4irely satisfactory to all parties concerned.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-09
WAGON MAKERS WANTED.

THREE good wagon makers can fud en-
J. Ployment by applying to the undersigned.
BLYTHE & STODDARD.
Rock Island, Sept. l6, dwtf
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SIDEWALK NOTICE.
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
pncl leland nrr 1888

NIIN NLLhk 5 VtFICE,
Rock Island, Oct. :, 1865. |
Public notice Is hereby given that the city coun-
Gil of said ciiy, the Sd day of October, 1865,
passed an order for 4 sidewalk, as follows:
'Ordered. That sidewalk of the second class
be constructed on the west side Of Adams street,
from Illinois street TO the alley between Orleans
and Rock River street, and from the alley between
High and and Cable street to Cable street, or
before the Sd day Of November next and in con-
iormIty with the ordinance relating TO sidewalks
Now, unless the same shall he constructed by
the owners holders OF the lots and paris of lots
IN front OF and adj AGENT to such sidewalks in the
manner and within The time above required, they
VIII be built by the supervisor of streets, and the
expenses assessed the holders Of the lots or
parts of lots chargable Herewith.
J. R. JOHNSTON, City Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-09
ME-"
Hat, Cap and Fur Store.

The subscriber, in connection with the eItens-
i've establishment of julius Koch, OF Davenport,
has opened new store, Washington street.
Rock Island, between DimIck's stable and Illinois
street, where he will keep for saie neat assOrt-
ment of
Hats,
Caps,
Ladies' Furs,
Sleigh Robes,
Fur gloves and Mittens,
Fur Collars,
Buck Gloves and Mittens,
and all the various kinds OF goods usually kept al
such an establishment.
PRICES LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Please call and look at the goods.
LEONARD SPRING.
Rock Island, Oct. 6, diff
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-09

FOR SALE.
= LOTS in the city of Moline, near Kea.or's
~ Steam Saw Mill.
In the City Of Rock Island.
lot, 70 by $50 feet on Front street, near Ferry
landing IN the city OF Rock Island.
lots, IN Bailey Davenport's addition to the
city of Rock Island.
In the City Of Davenport, Io,oa.
Office.
lots on Sd street. between Main and Harrison
streets.
lots on corner OF Ripley and 9th streets
lot on east corner OF Warren and Sd street.
Ia LeCldire.
AZ lots in the city ofLeClaire, Iowa
For Lease.
Also for lease for the term of 90 wears a lot in
the city of ROeE 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. AonIy
to n DAVENp1pT rf-'
seP3dIm. Rock IsI.nd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-09
FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale, on reasonable terms, nv
/ bakery, grocery store, two d yelling houses and
lot, 40 by $50 Ieet, on Orleans street. near the
court house.
1t is an excellent stand for enterprising and
industrious
For further information enquire the premis-
es JOHN KUPPLER
Rock Island, Oct. 6, diff
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-09
SOCIAL PARTY.
The members of
HOPE HOSE co. NO.
MUSICAL.

M K. +. GRUMPY having become resi-
NJ dent of Rock Island, takes this method to
inform the musical public that he is prepared to
tune and repair Pianoes and Melodeons, and can
sell at factory prices the following first class in
struments:
Gold Medal Pianoes, VIM. Knabe & Co., Balti-
more, Md.
A. II. Gale & Co.'S. Planoes, NY.
Organs and Melodeons from the factories of G.
II. Prince Co., Buffalo, n. Y; Cahart 4 Need
ham, N, Y; Mason & Hamlin, Boston.
Second hand Planoes and Melodeons taken in
exchange Cor new ones.
Orders Tor Violins, Flutes, AccOrieons, Brass
Instruments, &c, promptly filed at Chicago Pri-
ces.
N. Borders for tuning of instruments left at
Island City Hotel, p. o. box 432, at resid ence,
corner Madison and Highland streets, promptly
attended to. oct3d3m.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER,

HAzLIrr p. o., Sept. 4, 1866
EDITOR AReUs- Sir You will please an
nounce that L will be indepe ndsnt candidate
Tor the office of County Treasurer, at the mex,
election.
sspt6dwtd. CLINTON G. TAYLOR.
, 1865-12-15

ty and Of controlling, if it willed. the le-
g%isIation of the island. IF it has not used
lis advantages, the fault is its own. The
duty of the Government is now simply to
uphold law and order, and protect the
lives and property of lis citizens, and if
this cannot be done without extraor dina
ry powers, those powers should be free
ly conceded TO it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21


SHIr HAnPpKN Pendcton, before reported Thomas
10th inst in Distress was from Halifax bound 70 Bristol
Sur HoLyHEAD Davenport before reported was from
Cee for Boston, and into 81 Thomas previous 70 10Th
inst with loss OF all her topmasts.
BARs PLarGrus, Wallace hence for Boston, was seen
proceeded whe the steamer Blackstone (Which herr
was In sight
BARR MARGAaErA Dutch, sailed from Porto Cebco Ist
inst for Hamburg with coffee and the 9Th
on the east end OF Soane Island.
BARa SKA NEW tof Boston, Merritt from CIenfuesos for
Philadelphia, was at Kingston Ja 10th ut condemned
sold Her cargo viii be forwarded TO Philadelphia.
BRIO Trorrc BIRD (Br), Locke, from Matamoros with
cargo OF cotton for New York ashore re
ported night Of the 18th inst the beach light
false keel and Is dry at half Tide Crew saved The d
r6gstec 20l tons built Jordan River Ms in 1854
and halls from Shelburne.
BRie EDirH (Br before reported ashore near Wood
Island, has gone entirely 70 pieces.
ScHR r Thompson from Nowburyport for Philadelphia
evening about nine ococi Thachers island being sbou,
two and half miles distant bearing WNW II being very
thick and dark At the time In collision
snown schooner from 30 70 100 tons burhen striking her
and had her eutwaer stove and post split but
hull unin The Other 10 the water
put not known what her consisted Of 1.-THE
Known vessel was probably the Romp.l
run down night Of 10th inst sunk on Thatchcrs Island
| Crew saved ~
sour AxEriA German, from MayaHuez Pm was Ashore on
the oar below Newburyport Goth Inst
scHR yamKs BArLHs of Brookhaven IL where she was
gut "a ,o01 ana rebuilt In 1880 s5 tons, New York
VII hes r hA nom Providence under command OF Cant
WIN y ihloisou mte of sohr Lady Lake
SLooP UuLronp, Of Harwch from gsvpor, want ashore
on fhusdaY a on Popposoush Point and no 70
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sunday afternoon win probably be got on as The
WhaIemen.
Bark President clifford cid at New Bedford 18th INST for
Atlantic Ocean. 80
snip Mary .zer Chapman NIB A. St Helena Jan 10.
and AID same day - cruise.
spoken, &c.
Brig Richmond, 81 days from Buenos Ayres for heS
short Of bread, about March !, Lat " N, Ion o.
Foreign Ports.
HALIFAX March H. 1915 AM-Arr steamer Canada Hook
lay Boston land proceeded 1880 for Iiyerpooll
KIEGsroN ia Feb l6-In bark Sea New hef5 it, from
Cenfuegos for rhtiadephi2 tsee MisceD.
LIvERPooL March Advertised st David (s 10 Portland
9h Asia t for Boston 18th City Of London s for NYork
6h Austalssn for do llth Ada, Murphy for Boston
DO 18th; Lo,e Warren, Holmes for do ~ Gertrude
Doane for NYork 8th Hested, Treveick for do 10th;
Ellen Austin French for do lIth; Coss ard for fha-
Nassau. Mp, Feb l6-Ar Evelina, Sawyer, Gtbara: B
SWEET Chadbourne Bath (and sid 9Th f Holiness oel;
18Th Tweed Davis NYork for Ma.aao.os DISTRESS March
brig Meteor, Carmar Boston tAnd cid 10Th Tor ounali
Smith, Baltimore cid Sth for brig Lorraine
Hspenny Bath 6th schr Alca Vixen NYok (and cid 9Th
for Matamoros Ellen Miller do land cid llth for haa-
noros); 9th, kig Northern Light, Anderson, Ssgua
PoRro CAsxLLo, March SIN port brig B Patterson,
Hoecher for NYork few days.
REnEDIos March l2In port banks Trovator Pendeton,
for NYork: Sarah Hobart for do, ldg
6IsAI, March 6-No vessels In port
American Ports.
BAN FRANCISCO, March 12-Arr ships Helen Clinton,
6prague NYok Rio JaneiTo; 18TH Feetford Saer Bos
ton Via 10Th, Narmi0n, WArsau Manila 10TH Archer
Greasy. Boston, Bid 18th, ship Sea Serpent winsor Hong
Kong. .ss.
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SHIPPIN G NE VS..
AIMANAo FOE NEW YoRE-rHIs
SUN Riszs. 02 NOON RISES morn 20
SUN SETS. Is HIcH WATER. 90
Fort OF New York, March 40, 1865.

CLEAKED
Steamship Martha Stevens Chance, Baltimore-wm Dal
Steamship Hackensack, Lozier, Philadelphia.
Bark Helen Augusta (Br) Gray, Port Prinoe-R MUIR
Brig Athea tBr). Thompson, Havana-w W Russell Bro
Brig Abbis Craig CBr). shanks Matanzas-Gso Bulley
1SSs % waa nou.A
Brig yclsn. .sr Canton, g. Johns, NIB Small Co.
C'HPs s:I s1sg
scnr Emma Anderson tBr) McCar.y, St nartins-H 4
s 7:s ' s sS
sh ssA Ss. Fec wTao s.s
schr 4 Cramner. Cole, Fortress Aonroe-yan Brunt
sssr sse'as .s sGmsf
sehr L snow, runell, Indian River, Del
schr John Adams, Halock Bridgepor-H Racket /
ARRIVED.
~ steamer WANDA, Asryman. Savannah, March Is
Steamship City o. Cork .Br ribbe.. Liverpool March 4
D. March %as 81 nc So.s, TSa. Z
ssaaer bound In 18th is miles or sandy
City ssamors hence Ycs Liverpool Ths City Of Cork
steamship Zodiac BalLlsy Beaufort, NC 50 hours with
nsss anS Ss !: sary sehsy hours
e.
bark Elizabeth Jenkins tof Yarmouth, Hs) Besser Ant,
q 4. dS ss
Yarmouth rs which foundered g. In lat a. lon S. dur.
o gale 50:
on by the bark haximilsn Richsn, from Philadelphia,
bound 70 Antwerp where they arrived Jan g. The
Kea@ 1'a asaed ana was owned Yarmouth ''
frajsn sleeper, Palermo Jan r. passed Gibraltar
BARK Josie Nicholas (6f Bucksport, Nicholas Palermo
Jan IL passed Gibraltar Feb H. with fruit kc Buck
bark wilhelm tHan) Stake Genoa Jan l. passed Gibr.l
tar Feb u, In ballast 70 Ruger Bros.
Bark Jessie Campbell of Weymouth, Ns), Cosman. Rene
dios, days, with sugar and mol4sscs, to master
BARK New York. Hooper. Sew Orleans 10 days with
Ssa 70 s sG o @ @ % Sy see
Brig Arso tSweL Lonegren, Stockholm 20 days. with
and pitch. 70 Il somaa Edge
Brig undine tof Barbados Wilson ssal II days with
Brig EIsmpier Cof Glasgow, Ewing. cardenas days,
with sugar and molasses to Greene Curry 18th
Lat 81 70 lon q %, saw schr Amelia, bound ).
Brig Victoria Ursula tBr) Lcnor Pictou, 10 days, with
sehr Adrian tcf RIVER Herbert Ssy Martin Nassau MP
sssr s:!sna s f f'S Fsaaspha for Boston
schr Eva Bell, Lee Phfadelphia days
scsT saEa ar b asM k 1sSsss for Boston.
schr Jerusha, Johnson Great Esu Harbor
schr Augusta Getchell, Newcastle Del, for Rockland
schr L Scot, Allen, Providence
sshr Four Sisters % xes h.o 70,
on the s dns s e with as beoy2 hsSn,
< lon 30 damaged the rudder away head stays
broke heel Of mAnmas lost bboom, and sprung aleak
SAILED.
Blas Fisk, S Nelson.
Wind at sunset s.
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THE LECTURE sEAgON,

IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLY-FoR CERT. ENEN
l Only 81 ne Ncw York Museum OF Anatomy 6ls Rrsd.
way ParrS unable 10 atond these have them
forwarded receipt ceuts by addressing Secretary
New York Museum VI Anatomy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
MATRIMONIAL,

A YOUNG WIDOW OF LARGE FORTUNE DESIRES
n 70 form the acquaintance Of q gentleman, with view
e matrinony Address Mrs. winthrop. station D. Bulo
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

YIN be paid for the recovery Of TIP 90 600 United
paid for the recovery Of the 600 United States 90 bonds
belonging 70 other parties.
W. H. FOSTER, Cashier
The CENTRAL NATIONAL BAsx NKw YoRx March 20 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
HENRY ". LEEDS MINER AUCTToNEgRs
IL LARGE CLEARING SALE OF CARRIAGES
cVGPEs, BARoucnEs, PARK CARRIAGES WAGONS

ae the stock of Messrs Wood Brothers. ali warranted
!, ~ LEEDS MINER will sell by auction, on Friday
March ~ At ls o'clock M at the faace Gardens tate
santiy farl m Fourteenth street. Sixth avenue
.oaes Perk haetors, sietas, tine Basket poney phae
ton Ane Up wagons md Bugies, top Trotng Wagons
6c presenting rrt opportunity for obtaining nrst class
car es Gan bc dSa nlncd and sfler Tuesday above
until sale
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WINES, LIQUORS. SO.

HAVING TO GIVE UP THE BUSINESS, A FEW
IL barrels Of prime old Bourbon win bs sold cheap Tor
cash. Apply at the saloon OF Nibo's 0arden
Of Crosby and Prince streets
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
AsHxEAD-FIrzGERsLD.-In New York, Monday,
March 20, by the Rev. f. II. Gordon, THOMAS r. ASH
KAp of the navy, to Miss ~ f. FITZGERALD daughter oil
Mr. john Fitzgerald, Of the city Of Dublin, ireland.
DTaAsc-SoawARTZ.-AtS Staten Island Tuesday,
March IA, by the Rev. DR. Conrad, CoRSsI1us Z. DUGAss
- Miss ANNE SCHWARTZ, all Of this city.
OAK ES-D 'uGHrY.-At Harlem on Thursday, March
% the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev j.
Lord, JOHN OAKLEY 70 Miss LINDA BoUGarY, daughter
- Z. Doughty, Esq.
VAN SsHAIcK-LEoSAED-At Newark, N J., on wed
pssday March l6 by Rev. r. L. Dsshiel, BENJAMIN A.
VAN SoHAFK, Esq., Of Philadelphia TO MARY LoursA,
laughter Of Theodore Leonard, Esq, Of Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

x
7o2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
JAMES O. EARLE SONS.
FOURTH GREAT SALE OF
VALUABLE ORIGINAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OIL PAINTINGS.
y NM ar msss IL
for him Amsns 1s painters regressnsd srecsr HSsneT
Carl n Webb Hndserant Won Lssen, j. v. wsush Louis
kks Van san wss v.n sssE
S Ea%anS S %o Hs sSs
THIS Is certainly the finest e~er offered .. public
fias P' %fnou :ff RESERVE
'n' rs M sIes' tsSsExy Or FINE ss
The curss t are now o,sy on esSiscn-free
Open day and evening until the nights Of sale Terms
csiaosus % be obtained Of Mr. Knecder 100 Broadway
OF An =, WILL SELL THIS
one Coach Sale positive
py JOSEPH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MARCH ",
ID stse'slockP =. $40 Atlantic street corner Of Pow
Racks Bscf. scales two Ice Boxes. Bssse, moaso wa
s Butchers Cart two sets ass s signs Clock &C.
ygs Co. 7. T1s
ture Bedstesds bureaus wss6stands commodes Library
and siS and walnut
ssS BsS apGs ss
Phctographs Window Curtains and shades also Fancy
Goods Particular attention paid the sale Of Furniture
residcnoes.
n W. IVES co. AUoTIoNEERs, WILL SELL AT
o'clock, Horses Carriages and Harness. close
Carriage in perfect order Coupe Brett PARK Phaeton
%sSoa Sale po.e 'nf p ADVANCE. a a
logues "Wednesday Persons having Horses wagons
they wish included N this sale VIII send the particulars by
Wednesday morning.
EDWARD sCHRNcK, AycTIoNEER
~ ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE.
H., the salssroom 90 Liberty street large and eis.
assortment Of superior Furniture Of the styles
ana '''r variety No" on ssas
u N. CARyALHo 4 CO. AUoTroSEERs q LIBERTY
sore s & ss a c cay "a . .aS ss.s Ss
Goods Notions, Ladies Coaks SIX Fancy Trimming
&c. Also, Cigars, Wines, Dried Fruits, 10
~ COTTON, .AUCTIoNEER.-BY r. COTTON 4 =.
until Tho whole sold There Is IN tSs ssls every oonce
being very good vauabs embracing about o q
including several parlors containing rosewood mahogany
rrensh plate Srros rich Curtains and cornce. roscrood
paSs Rssm Pir nsn, 4 &C. Also the
Glassware, DC Also all the Bed Table Linen Comfort,
srs Banksts Connterg.nes Ac 90 Also ~ the Bar Fur
Engine OF seven Or sight horse power and one or two
smaller do A 40 Catalogues the morning sale and
u COTTON. AuoTroNEER-To PAY INTERNAL.
eccckf az Twsniy nsrsn r, u.
soxcs sna about 5000 400 pounds and three boxes Of
Collector
r rrr,
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$500 REWARD. NAN ,.osr

Alfred Jones' resident OF Islp, L. L. 20 years Of
Dieet inches high, somewhat round shouldercd reddish
brown hair and whster azel eyes and upper front
tooth missing When last which Tuesday
Ing the 7h instant the of John street and Broad
way e had on heavy gray beaver gray pants and
vest white shirt and dark fur cap He with him 500
geenbacks reward will be paid for any informa
oa n VA bis recovery By 70 Garner Co.,
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A DMINfsTRATORs SALE.-MACHINERY, TOOLS &C.
IA J. Is. HALSBY Co, Auctloneers win sell wednes-
Singer Suns @ Seono:y sss general
q Turning Lsihss Circular sawa screw and Esoentrs
Betting Skate Materials and Tools generally BY order Of
the Adpsrator Of the estate Of Edward Behr decessed
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n W. IVES A co, AUcTIoNEERs WILL SELL AT
~. their store 20 Liberty street Thursday March g.
at o'clock Horses, Carriages and Harness. close
Carriage in perfect ORDER Coupe Brett, Park Phaeton
six seat Rockaways Also, top and road Wagons, In all
twenty five Wagons Sale positive To pay advances Caa-
logues "Wednesday Persons having Horses wagons
they wish included In this sale will the by
Wednesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

yVooD. WOOD YARD SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN
Thirty.hfth and rhirtysxth streets. good article Of
pine wood % per load; oak - rs aud hickory 50 5L cord
70 q Ioad-dehvered free OF charge ROWLAND co,
second avenue between Thirty and Thirty sixth streets
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"a COTTON, AUCTIoNEER.--To PAY INTERNAL.
A.. Revenue IaI-This day Tucsdsy) March n, at I2,
boxes Snns about 5000 1000 pounds and OF
Twist Tooacco. Dy order Of Henry H. Smelling Ksq Deputy
Collector - ---f' ~~r~S
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IIENRY d. MINER. AUCTIONEER.

VI ENK1 ID. MINEh, AUCTIONEEN.
III Saesroam 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post olce
Executors of genteel Household Furniture rosewood
Piano Mirrors &c, &c.-MINER SOMERvILLE viii sell,
auction Thursday March 23 at o o'clock a. the private
No East Thirty street. near Filth avenue
geneei Household Furniture consisting Of Velvet Medal
iion English Brussels Ingram Carpets, French Plate
Suit green and gold brocate rosewood Eagsre carved
Gas and and mahogany Bed
steads Bureaus Washstands Wardrobes and Chairs, ma
bookcase Centre and Side Tables Ocoths, astand Stair
Carpets and Rods Mattresses Bosters and Pillows Kitchen
wura 10 IN
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81 10Y O'Clock A. M at ll6 Hicks street, woodruff
brooklyn mahogany Parlor and Chamber Furniture, HAIR
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Carpets China Stoves, Ac.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

TUE WORLD MovE4.-We perceive
that a party of Missourians have reached
Brazil and settled upon the pleasant
banks Of the Parana. They are eXiles
from their country that they may enjoy
the "blessiues o%fslavery.o Things are
taking u singular turn. We have heard
Of men seeking new homes in otlei
lands that they might enjoy the bless
iugs of liberty; but never before heard oil
any person seeking u secure asylum
where he could he assured of the full en-
joyment Of the BLESSINGS of slavery
at moves,' persisted Calico, and we
believe il does but ii goes backwards
with these Brazilian emigfants. They
are just in time to be conseripted into the
Brazilian army, too. From one stafe OF
misery 10 another-these Ntissourians
like Ia be miserable.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

"DE Bows REvIEW.''-De Bow has
received his pardon from the President,
As indicated in his letter, the Rettetf
will support the policy Of reconstruction
and devote itself 10 national interests.
How easily De Bow can change the
tune of his fiddle. VIII his former
States-rights supporters dance to his new
music? The idea of DE Bow ~devotinq
himself to national interests. 1t wa,
Washington Irwin who invented the
phrase almighty dollar
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

From the following we perceive there
is quite a difference between the treat
ment adopted by President Johnson and
the method of the President Of Hon
duras:
The President of Honduras, after de-
feating the insurgent army in that re-
public, shot two-thirds of those VINO
were taken prisoners, cut off the head 9 I
General Savala, the leader OF the reoei-
lion, burned all the houses OF the frienos
of the rebels, confiscated the remainder
of their property, and then oan mhusa
| them forever from the repuollc. lnsse
measures ansss%n ao are se ssRfs5sa acts Ct p in that ls eouns
t ran and we should think they might b
| effective. A4#E
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

The Pope and the Able List are to-
gether at Castle Gondolfo. The Holy
Father ordered an excellent piano for
the latter from Paris, which has been
forwarded with every possible care
Plus TX. is ~psssionateIy fond of music,
and passes u great part ofhis time listen
ing TO LISTS music and conversing with
him. List, in addition to his brilliant
talent as II pianist, is known to be one of
the most agreeable and entertaining
takers of the present day, and has no
difficulty in eclipsing ell the private en-
courage of His Holiness, who, for that
He is, indeed, in great favor with the
Pope, who not only likes him personal
ly, but also finds him useful in political
matters. He sometimes entrusts him
with diplomatic duties Of a very delicate
nature.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-23

DISTRESSING AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
We regret to have to report another dis
tfessing and fatal accident, caused by
the incautious handling of firearms
ON Saturday morning, between the hours
OF eight and nine O'Clock, Dora, aged
five years and seven months, an Interest
ing little daughter of Mr.. John Hamil-
toni, on Dunlop street, was instantly
Killed by the accidental discharge of a
gun in the hands of her elder brother.
Young Hamilton, we understand, was
engaged in cleaning up a single barrel
gun belonging to his father, and was at
work upon the piece in the front room
of the dwelling. His little sister was
sitting in the window, looking out into
the street, innoeently and sWeetly pratt
Ting, and enjoying the morning breeze.
Her brother had cooked the gun and
was rubbing the lock, when, unfortunate
~. by some mysterious accident, the
hammer fell. and the load was dis
charged. The shot passed through the
window curtain and entered the little
pirI's head. passing through the bones
thereof, and scattering the brains abou,
her person. She fell forward through
the window a corpse, her blood staining
the flowers beneath.
Immediately opposite Mr.. Hamilton'
house, across the street-a distance o
thirty 4 forty feet, three children o
Mary Tinsley, colored, were playin,
upon thsir mothers steps, all of whom
were struck by the shots from the gun
One received a shot in the nose and an
other III the breast; a second some il
the cheek and the third was struck il
the knee. The distance being so great
and the shot so small, the injuries Q
these children are slight, though tn
shot still remain buried in their flesh.