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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
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No. 81 Park Row. New York.
October IS stuth 1y
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-16
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14

forts to effect these results we feel certain the
mass OF the democratic party will earnestly
support him, and without expectation of es-
pecisl favor or reward--yea, in the face Of
insulting libels and gross abuse from those
who claim to be his conscience keepers and
the slmouers Of his official bounties.
Such infamous assaults were made in
New York upon men who fought bravely for
their country during the whole war upon
whose characters, civil and military, no bleD
ish rested-men whose deeds receive graft
tude and admiration from every honest cit
izen-mu-t convince the people Of the base
Hypocrisy which ut one moment processes TO
adore the spirit daring all for ciun,ry, and
then, like a craven liar and BLACKBOARD turns
upon the hero and attempts to befoul him
with accusations that would add infamy TO
the wretch whose crimes cOnsign him 10 the
prison and the gallows. Such has been the
conduct OF politicians in the late canvass in
the EtHpire State, and such conduct has re-
ceiveG especial laudation by fellows OF like
disposition and practice here. This time
serving and disgracefol conduct will no,
mark the democracy. They have declared
their appreciation OF the presidents treatment
of the south and they will faithfully sustain
him in the policy ind rcated. b ,wever it may
effect their party posi ion or individual aspi
rsuon~ - Boston Post.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14

We trust the democrats will not withdraw the
support they have pledged the president on ac-
Count of the defeat they have suffered. That de-
feat implies hostility To the principles they have
proclaimed bus only dIstrust of theIr professions
Let them indicate Themselves agaDAt this dis
trust. They have now splendid opportunity ~
pro that they were thOrougy IN earnest. Ad-
verstv alone the good faith oil parties as well
ind IvIduais. IL they had been triumphant their
motives would always have been open to suspi-
con for men never charitable n jogging at
protested conversions accompanied BY great re-
wards, 1t they adhere to the president now, ~
the face of defeat. they wili silence caiumay and
compel the confidence and admiration of an an
creduiUu WORLDLY. T. Times
We have no apprehension that the result
of the receut elections will at all Influence
democrats ln their support OF the pre-ident's
policy of restoration. principles not men
l. their motto. II they were governed by
merely self IN views--by desires to possess
the honors and emolumepts OF office 1T the
sacrifice of what they considered the vital
principles Of our government-they would
have been among the worshippers that have
constantly bowed at the fo1tstool OF power
during the past iOur-years; but they are not
of this class. They sustained the admins
tration in all measures they believed calcula-
ted to subdue the reb llnu, maintain the
laws and preserve the constitution; such as
they DeiAeVeu tenueo TO proiang the strife,
subvert law aud violate the contribution they
opposed with q steadiness and nega:ion OF
thrift aud office which proved their sincerity
and courage in following their convictions -
Such we are sure will be their course now
They have confidence in Mr.. Johnson'e wis
dom and integrity; they believe in bis de-
sire to consummate speedy restoration of
the Union hpon the basis of the constitution.
lie Insiders the complete abolition of sluv-
cry, by the adoption of state laws and the
national constitution. the abrogauon Of all
secession laws, Of debts Contracted TO aid
treason, and the secured right of ali inhabii-
ants to testify before the courts. as essential
to the paciication Of the nation. In his ef
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14
PUBLIC NOTICE.

4 t q meeting of the City Cuncil, held Nov
y sth, 1865, it was ordered that the CITY clerk
give the notice required BY the charter to the
owners o. premises interested that the citv coun-
cil VII appoint commissioners To assess such
damages as may accrue by the opening of an alley
through block ; IN ChIca"o or lower addition.
Vow, therefore, IN com lIance with the require
meHts ut the second section Of the 9TH article OF
the amended charter of the city of Rock Island
notice 10 hereby gwen TO the several owners OF
premises interested, that the city council intend
L" appropriate the land necessary foI the opening
OF the aforesaid alley above mentioned and
that they VIII, At the city council room, on the
&c day OF NoVemDcr met choose commissioners
10 ascertain anc ASSESS the damages and recon-
Pease Que The owner or owners OF such lands
spectIvely; and also ascertain " hat persons will
be benehted by such Improvements ana to assess
the damages and expenses thereof on the real es-
tate OF persons benefited thereby In proportion as
nearly as may be Ia the beaehts resulting TO each.
j. r JOHNSTON, CITY CLERK.
Rock Island. Nov. llJh, 1865 dIOt.
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Death-bed Utterance oE Daniel webster.

Three days before bis death, the great
VI ,ssachusetts statesman. Daniel Webster, as
pure patriot as ever breathed. and one Of
The greatest intellects America has ever pro
duced. uttered these solemn and prophetic
World:
"Upon the OF the wing party i. sectIonaI
party will arise The SfdDility of the Uaion rHI
hereafter dePeHd upon the Democracy -
How fesrfuily ami terribly has the predic
tlOn contained ia the first sentence of this sol
emn ut sran e been yerii-d. Thai sectional
party did ariSe it has deluged this country
in bicui It has immersed it ia debt of uu
parA leled magnitude; it Expresses the peo-
pie with the weight of Its taxation it has
done even worse than Mr. Webster predicted,
for It has trampled upon the constitution. and
spurned it, authority; IL has denounced as
traitor every democrat who tined 10 maintain
that constitution and now, the only party in
the country which Is even attempting to re-
store the authority of the constitution. is the
democratic party. Well might Mr.. Webster
cay, The stability of the Uni1n will hereaf-
ter.depend upon the democracy"
For the authenticity Of this dying declara-
tion Of the great Webster. the country il in
debied to III distinguished man. George
Ticknor Curtis. of New York, who lately re-
lated the fact an speech.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14
FLORENCE SEW. Nc MACHINE.

INHlS Superior Sewing Machine 10 meeting
with great FAVOR IN community Family
Machine, sBd - receiving the hIs 81 praise from
those who know its merits.
Farmers and o'hers - no think OF getting first
class Machine will do we'll call and look at ,h,,
kind before purchasing. They make four differ
ent STITCHES and have the reversible feed Mot,ons
all positive. Prices from sos to $3.50.
also keep machines of lower prices from sls
to $50. A good machine on tables for s2s
wInt 10 employ agents to sell mach nes
n. BRANCH,
MOLINE, ILL,
Opposite Deer's Piow Factory, at the Watch s.
Iewelry store, where may be found also Seth
Thomas beet locks and best American Watches.
al reasonable prices septl3w3m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14
THE DEMoCKACY OF MExCER.

A friend in Mercer county writes US let
ter for publication urging the establishment
of democratic paper in that county, out us
letter is so full Of compliments to the edltor
of the ARGus that we are compelled TO omit
its publication.
lie forcibly argues that the democracy OF
that county are abundantly able to support a
democratic paper, aud that there Is danger
that the party, in that county. will lose lite
organic alton and efficiency without a newspa'
per that they had no orgsniz ssion or ticket
nj the late election, simply for want OF an Or
gan 10 advocate their principles, and that
his state of things can be remedIsd only by
establishing gond weekly paper, devoted to
agriculture, general news of the day, and
truthful political intelligence.
The establishm mt of such q paper at Ale
do. and general sff1rt on the part OF the
democracy of every town in the county,
would, we'll manas ed be a paying institu-
ton. and do good service in redesming the
state, another year. The subject is worth
the serious attention of the democracy of that
county.
The same may be said of Henry county
If good paper was started at Geneseo, and
sustained as it ught to bs by the democracy
of the whole county. its influence would be
felt in the approaching struggle between the
radicals and the conservatives of the country.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14
Ce-9ags advertisements.
FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale. my farm, 10 Buffalo
Prairie township, consisting OF 100 acres of good
land. all well fenced into 80 acre fields has so
bearing apple trees, some small IruIts SC, &c IL
Is "eil wa;ered, and has good story house
a good new barn 50 by 40, well finished and ali
necessary OutbuIidings.
il 's the best or oae OF the best farms in Buffalo
PraITIe township.
For terms, apply to the undersigned, on the
premises JAMES =. IRWIN.
nov l3M5w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14

The average republican majority is now
5lS-92 less than in 1860, and 81 less than
last fall.
Taking ali things INTO consideration. and
especially the fact that the democrats did
not expect to elect man on their ticket. we
think they have made a pretty good, square,
stand up Eight Of 1t. Next year, when the
radicals come 20 an open rupture with Presi-
dent johnson. a. they are certain to do, we
expect 10 see one of the grandest political
revoluton- in this county, on record. We
expect to see the entire democracy and a
majority Of the republicans stand hrmly by
the president and leave the radicals in the
smallest minority of any party which ever
had an existence IN tins county. In tact,
outside of Moline, Il una, Coe and Bowling,
they won't have enough to count.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14
JEFF. DavIs' Capture aud the Pettico cat

Mr.. Reagan, late of tie cabinet of JEFF.
Davis. aud who was with Mr.. Davis when he
was captured, stopped day with Mr.. Ste
phens, in New u rk. on their way from Fort
Warren to Washington. While there, he
made a statement to a circle of gentlemen
present in bis room at the Aston House. as
:, the capture of Mr.. Davis and the manner
of it. This statement We give below. as we
find it reported in the New York WorId:
at will lac remembered by all who have not
yet forgotten the names of the persons captured
with Jefferson Davis, that Mr.. Reagan was one of
the number. 30 manS and such conflicting sc-
counts OF the manner OF the eapfufe. aud the con-
duct of Mr.. Davis at the time have been put
forth BY Ie'sons who knew very little, it any,
thin of what thrv affirmed that mn account of
the Occurrence. rs given by not only an "eye-
witness" tut one Of the caDtur'd persons him
self Mr.. Rrag ,n-wil not f.iI To prove interest
ing to all who desire To truth preferred to f.
lien. On CERTAIN day, the date of which, even
If remembered, could have no important bearing
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

THE SUBSCRIBER has purchased the
L Tobacco Store on Illinois street Johuson's
American Block, where ne Will continue the bus
mess OF Tobacconst, and the maHu acture Of
cigars. he will keep always on hand a good
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STONE CUTTERS WlyFEp

IN the Burlington Il Missouri River Rail.
" road Steidy employment and good wages
gwen W. BEJkWITH,
Road Master.
Bsrlington, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1868.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14

|, Jos. Comet, clerk OF the county court in
end Tor the county OF
Rock Island aud state of Illinois, DO hereby
certify that the above is correct abstract of
the votes. cast in the several TO Sns in said
county at au election held on the 9Th day Of
Noveiu Der, A ID. 1865. The poll book of
the town of Hampton was thrown out.
In testimony whereof | hereunto set my
hand this I3 III day of November, A. ID.
1863. Jos COMET. Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14
For SALE.

A Good Brick D9elling House. in excellent
u repair, well located and very cheap.
Inquire Of B. HAwLty.
n0vIIls6Jdwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14

Il. {. Conuelly. IN R'k Isrd, for CO Judge
Cook, do do Treas'r
Isaac Negus, do do
r. ID. Cross, DO do Survy'r
Charles Fisher, do d.
Daniel Gordon. in Moline, IL do
Stoddard, do do
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-14
CENTRE q MARKET!
CHRISTIAN l. DIETZ, Pr0p'tS,
ILLINOIS sTREET,
TIVE doors east OF De'oe & Crampton's Bookstore
ROCK ISLAND IIIINnIS

ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
MOULD announce to the citizens of Rock
w Island, H., that they have opened their
new market IN the above place, where they inter nd
keeping one OF the nea' est aud most complete es-
tablIshments 10 be found 10 the western country
and where can be found at all times, every des-
criptIOn OF
Fresh Il Sailed Meats, L. Vegetables,
ofthe best aud fae,t quality and at the mos,
re tsonabe prizes
They respectfully ask the public to give the
Centre Market call, and trust that b. street
attention To business and the pr.ces and quality
OF their meats TO merit share OF public atron .ge
CHRISTIAN & DIETZ.
Rock Island, July Z, 1865. dtE
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ssI can't GO out and flee the foe
Because ! might get hurt you know;
Bat l'll stay at home and brag and blow
I'm a radical-Ism a radical

Magnanimity to fallen foe comes from
the consciousness of strength, and from ma
tive courage. and :ha nuble magnanimity aud
forgiveness ~evinced by Grant and Sherman,
aud by all who have really rendered service
in the field. including our brave boys IN
blue" Is as honorable to them as are their
most brilliant deeds. and will bring shame
aud C infusion to the Falstaffian heroes who
continue to mutilate the dead bodies of the
slain, and to inflict torture on the prisoners
after resistance h rs ceased.
Respectfully,
FRANK z. BLAIR
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From Hpa. 7. J. WhaFral
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WHAT is THE DIFFERENCE 1.-THE seces
sion leaders in 1860 attempted to daceive
the Union by abstracting the Southern
States. They failed; and now the Radi
cala are attempting 10 dissolve it by tore
ing the Southern States into the position
Of conquered provinces. They will fail
,ut wherein are the secessionists IF 1860
worse than the secessionists of 1861 The
sc s,onists of 1860 claimed the right o. .
State TO secede; and the Radicals of 1865
by refusing to recognize these States ~
members of the Union, admit lhe cor
s4crness OF the theory Of 1860 Tbs
Radical is plainly disuniou pArty.-Mem
phls Argus.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-19

The Great AnnNtar Eclipse. r1To day
will be witnessed one of those natural
phenomena, seldom seen more th lal g once zee
in century, in the shape of an 'annulaf
scIipse oeithe sun. Aside from remind
ing our readers of the occurrence, We We.
take this ecc asion to caution them against
gazing at it with the naked eye. Ihous
ands of people have sustained serious IN
iurv to the eyes from this apparently
harmless indulgence. A smoked glass
should invariably be us,d, through which
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uDrSo, and is authorized to receive and receipt TO
,ubsc iptions due the Clarion.
The Triweekly Clarion will be sent 10 our daily
subscrbsrs ct Pauding avd Tip Ton. y Captain NJ
will take charge Of them and also our Weekly for the
same Offices and deliver TO the proper parties.
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are iinforr med

SoVED HawsUfT.-We e are informed
that an old c.tizen-of one Of our western
counties has YAK erfitgaa advice ana viii
shortly bring suit against prominent
rebel neighbor on the foHogingEounds ::
N Sometime, we'belitve in 1862, the old
man sent his son, a minor. upon some err
rand in the neighborhood; upon the way
he was met by the rebel ieisRbor, who
prevailed upon him tor stipuloted sum
of money! to en ter the rebel service as a
substitute. The suit will be brought by
the father for damages,by. the loss of the
service OF the <son Sh suId damages be
awarded in his case, of which we think
there can be no doubt, this suit will be
followed by many similar ones. In cases
y here the son has been killed, heavy
damages will be swarded.-Nash. Unicn.
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HEADERS SUB DIST OF MERIDIAl
q IS6S

HEADoRS SUB DIST OF MERIDIAN. !
Neridiar, Miss, Oct. 9, 1865 )
Gene raj Ord eTs n o. Ii B. s.. 3 ~ .sf 81 sfAs
In pursuance IF Srecial Orders No. -, Depart
rnent Of Mi.sissi pi Cc,obe 1875 the undersigned
hereby assumes command Of the Subj District Of Me-
ridtan &fH
AIiexisfing or ers will rem .in In f1rcs untu other
wise ordered. *a=s ,dg fl N .- aa .az. z
VAN E. YOUNG.
Col 49th U. 8. Colorsd Infantry.
4 OABrialI. EDrI,g b Az PORT A A A GeaH. -
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Endorsements.
tFronfl3ov. ~ Sh+rkev
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

svz4 frrorfl3oy ! Sh.rkev
n7T EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
"a jackson, Sept 23d, 1862
9 SIvvssvs Ioxvs s HAMILTOS AID j. l.. PowEh
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7 worthy enterprise -.
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Tor 4JoSxs s HAMILTON AND OoL- -
pc%yveL 5enaemen,. j have read yogr ProEosa
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~ fffksisaipui. from the Presidential eiec1lon Ia
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rssn. N 1855" work Of this KIND IN tnS s!T
80, nrnrose to publish u, will be 1nvalGao -
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