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COURTS MARTIAL.

An interesting case is now being tried De-
fore general court martial at the hock
Jsland Barracks. 1t will be remembered
that. about 13 months ago, Private James
Farrell. of the 10th Co. Vet. II. o., was
murdered, within the area OF the barracks
under somewhat peculiar circumssances.-
Durinp a drunken brawl Farrell was struck
on the head with small stick, from the ef-
fects of which he instantly died. The stick
was three feet long and less than one inch
thick.
Privates Wiley and Tiesson, of Co, A, 4th
Vet. r. c., were arrested as the perpetrators
of the murder, and separate trials were
awarded each,
Private Wiley has been tried and his case
is now before the reviewing officer. Conf
dent expectations are entertained of his &C
quistal, it having been proven conolusively
that he was moi the party who struck the
blow. Nor was be present ian interesting
case of mistaken identify during the sttray.
Messrs. Osborn Curtis were retained tor
the defense and the examination of witnesses
occupied more than month, and was attend
ed TO with great ability by Mr.. Osborn, who
also summed up the evidence and argued the
case in a manner which satisfied everybody
who heard him of the entire innocence of
Wiley.
The case of Private Tiesson is now being
= tried, Messrs. Osborn Il Curtis and Col. w.
D. Williams being retained for the defense.
The case will be managed by Col. Williams
and Capt. Curtis, Mr.. Osborn being engaged
on other matters and unable to attend to it,
We shall inform our readers of the progress
and result of the trial.
Both these soldiers have served their three
years and are entitled to a dischsrge-in
fact, upwards of year has elapsed since
they were entitled to this right.
It seems inexplicabls. that these two men
should be held in close confinement this
length of time without being tried. If our
memory serves us. two general courts martial
have been convened at the barracks since the
commission of the foregoing offenss yet
these men are still held in "durance vile"
The government retains and pays its witnes-
ses, while the witnesses on the part of the |
ooiousc arc uob ouiy dlioWtu W ~ away, Dut |
are sent away or discharged the SERVICE
and now, thirteen months subsequent to the |
murder) after two general courts martial
have convened at the barracks, which took no
notice whatever of these two cases, but were
apparently for want of business.
these men are brought to trial without wit
nesses, without money, and without friends.
Well may we ponder and inwardlY digest
what the Hon. Edward Bates, of Mo-, late
attorney general of the United States. says,
viz ''Martial law is no law at all. At best
it is but the arbitrary will of the command
ing officer"
The attention of our citizens is called to
this case and they are invited to institute a
between military rule as Illus
rated by arbitrary arrests, suppression of
habeas corpus, delay of trials, &c., to the
good old customs and laws that insure to
he lowest as well as the highest in the land
speedy and exact justice"
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The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

Seven negroes have been arrested IN savannah,
Georgia, for sw caring falsely againsta white man,
with a view of subjecting him to punishment by
the military authorities for some offense which
they aIlege he had committed.-Exchange.
More of Chass's vigorous and progress
sivs" race, who are to constitute that aris-
tocracy.
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A FEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN w A T4G H
Is The Reaf

Eh a Is The Best.
nnade on the best principle. while N. G.,
eign watch 10 generally made on no nri,c]aI.
ei, Inc ioreign watch 10 mostly made bv xon.,
ano ooys, by hand While their labor \, cb.,,
their work is dear at any price. sucb v.,shtrt'
are made without plan, aud cold withou, cu,r,,
tee- They are irregular in copstryr,;o, 80
quite az irregular in movement, Tber ,Ts 5..
signed ONLY 10 sell, and the buyer Is ,he p.r,
most thoroughly sold. Those who - r.
"ancres, ,''"lepines'' and ssSvi.. Ieys,.n,. . .p
iessed repair tor few years will apDreei,t. n,
truth OF our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN W.Tcu
Instead of being made of several bpnd,ss l,l.
pieces, screwed together, the BODY of the ansr.
can watch is formed ofSOLID PLATES. YoI,
interieres with the harmony ofIt. working ~
no sudden shock can throw its m achiuery ont of
ssg In hoing or any business pursuit., Il, is al
nelo together as firmly as a single piece Of m,,,I
III 10 JUST whst all machinery should be-
lst- ACCURATE. ID SIMPLE A sTpoyc
4th. ECONOMICAL. ''"-'''
Wenot only secure CHEAPNESs bv our 81.
TEN, but QUALITY. We do not pretend IL,
oaI "stcn can be bought for less money than th,
ioreign ake-beiisres, but that for il, real wis,
II u sold for one-half the price.
oS SoLDlER'S WATCH manned VIM EIlervl
"nat ITS name inoicates-Solid Subs,,nn,I
.no always kellable-warranted to stand ,,r
an01n' 0g1 Of Marching, Riding or Fighting.
- eAAo<ALh W VI
tnamed p. S. B.rtlett) is similar i'm sire and ver.
en- % sPpearance, but has more jewels, and nor
elaborate finish.
ooRLADIEs' WATCH, recently broueh; os.
u put up IN great variety of patterns. n,u, of
. 1n.m o. them OF rare beauty and workm,nship,a u
quite small, but warranted 10 keen rim.
THE PROOF Of the merits of our Watch NAV
oe round IN the acf that we now enploy orG
even hundred worknen in our factories, and that
sun unable to supply the constantly n-
Ook THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH
.ninnef and lighter than the others we have tss.
cn PED. Its fine chronometer balance 10 deIea..ly
.oJusted to correct the variatioa caused by eh,r
oi temPe1fure. These watches are the irulp
- .ns Latest experiments in ehronometry, and are
maze oy our best workmen, IN a separate d.p,r.-
hen. OF our factory. For the finest tIme-ksepns
.u.haes .ney chaiienge comparison with the best
Woh Oh the most famous English and swi"
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents Tor the American Watch COMPANY,
;,;v,,s-, lsz Broadway, New YorI.
tQWlm. = a--r
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
reported for he Dolly Arg~s.
SIGEIFICANT DEMONSTRATION IN
= FAVOR OF MEXICO NNEW
FORK.
SHIL. SHERIDAN GOES FOR DRIVING
OUT MAMMALIAN.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD In CALIroR.
MA.
The Cholera In Egypt.
The Cholera In Egypt.

Y
New YoRk, Aug. s.-rhe central Pacific rail-
aoad 10 in complete running order from Sacramen-
to to Clepper Gap or New England Mills, having
I67 cars and locomotives. They have 900
men employed an labores including a number of
chinese who are hound to be industrious opera
tives.
The Butler-P Porter Fort Usher quarrel .n...r.
to have been settled and the tomahswk buried
Gen. Butler and Admiral Porter havr been obsery
cd on the streets and in the presidents grounds
arm IN arm and engaged in the most pleasant con-
versation.
NEW YoRK, Aug. A magnificent avot,op in
honor of the Mexican republic a. represepted in
the United States BY Gen. Ortega took pl,ce last
evening at Delmonicos. At 10 O'Clock laree
as,embage gethered at that point where GroE
eld's7th regiment band serenade ed the distinoui.b
ed Mexlcan who was &C eompanied by two mem
bers of his staff and serenaded by large humber
of American and Mexican citizens. Speeches and
tossts offered and the occasion w.s renlete
with interest and enthusiasm.
The following 10 an extract from letter written
by Maj. Gen. Sheridan:
There to beat around the bush in this
Mexican matter; We should give permanent
government to that republic Our work in crush
in the rebellion will not be done until this tax es
place. The advent of MAMMALIAN was a portion
OF the rebellion and his fall should belong To N,
history. Most of the Mexican soldiers of Maxi
miliian's army would throw down their arms the
moment we crossed the Rio Grande. The French h
influence 10 governed by sheer impudence
This letter from Gen. Sheridan was greeted by
all present with enthusiastic expressions OF pleas
ure and delight.
LoUIsvILLE, Aug. 4.-Tennessee elections.
Athens Maynard got 2S4, Cooper 80, Berid Is,
Haskell III, Wells 6 or 10. Hamilton Co. gave
Stakes 60, Hood not any.
Londontown vote: Maynard over all o.
Charleston, Bradford Co., Cooper -, Bird 4,
Hanke 10, Haskell 10, Wells 4.
Calhourd, Union Co., Maynard 80, Cooper 25,
Bird 35, Haskell l, Hanke2 ?. ..
NASHVILLE, Aug SIN the congressional elec
ton in this state to-day Campbell carried this city
by 25l majority. 1t Is now expected he will carry
this district by 400.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Councn General Hale,
Al Alexandria, Egypt. IN official dispatches to the
state department gives a vivid picture of the raw
ages of Cholera an that city. There were 7S5
deaths from June 27 to July IL.
Il 10 estimated that more than $4,000 persons
left Alexandra since the maiady appeared from
the 10Th OF June TO the 7th nit. The most dis
tressing reports are received from the interior.
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

The notorious ''blood-letting" Chandler
attempted to address regiment of returned
soldiers at Detroit. on Wednesday, when the
soldiers utterly repudiatsd him, and it was
only by the efforts of his friends that he was
saved from personal violence. p saoa
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

WAS COMPELLED TO SwEAR.-A Richmond
correspondents relates the following incident |;
Talking OF oaths reminds me of local Joke
which my pen cannot resist recording. A
modest young country girl, on applying for
rations to one of our relief agents, few days
ago, was asked if she had ever taken the
oath. "No. indeed cir" vas her terrified
reply, II never swore in sll my life." "But
you must take the oath, my good cir" !" said
the agent, ''or cannot give you the rations.o
"No, ,indeed.I can't sir, " said the girl, "moth.
agent mildly presisted, and the maiden a
pertinaciously refused all attempts at psr.
suasion, until-oymcome ct last BY the dread
full conflict between neosssity and her hieh
sense of moral duty-shs stammered out.
with downeast lids, We'll, sir, If you viii
mako me do such . horrid, wicked thing
d-n the TanksesIn A. s'lIs-g s 30 4
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
Grist and Saw Mill.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inforu
i the people of the upper end of Rock Island
n FIRST class Flour and Lnmber Mill in H.mn,oe
village. where they will purchase all Kind, of
grain, paying the highest market prices, in ea.b
They will also do general custom grinding
Hour and do all work in the best manusr : -.
Flour for sale by the sack, and at wholesale. E
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

Some boys being surprised by the police while
bathing, at Troy, N. Y. the other day, one of
them made a rush for the shore and put for home.
He naturally created sensation, running as he
did four or Eve blocks through the business part
OF the city without any clothes on. -
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
steam Boiler.
SEWING MACHINES.

s OA0fioUS when you are told by any
y enc th.t they have A. good Sewing Mschins
Ioi ssie 40 any one, etc. The Singer and hs
eng,nal how are the oldest and most relIast
~ Sscanss aad best now IN use, will do all kidi
an,iy aver wants done, and will last liietIns Il
properly taken care OF 1 have been agent ir
etner nAchines aud have got rid OF them. Ps,'s
give NE call and exanine tor, ,yourseItes. lr
Sewing neatly done to order.
.nso hsve msehine twist and thread for SIe. ?
Any soss wishing TO purchase please give ne &
eah.sEsO sgSIf Sc a w. II. NORRIS. Assri,
1ens door to Bsbcoek's new hall, up STAIN, %
Aaiaois street. @tfir ,sfrS II
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

ALL LABORERs
ALL LABORERS wv ''' '''s A's'A
ALL LABoRERS 'O' '"e -'s'~
ALL LABORERS -o' VIC AisuA
ALL LABoRERS ''' 'N' AisoA
ALL LABoRERS -O' 'Ao Aisu~
ALL LAB0RERsT 0N''~'" ''' ''' '"' A'sA
ALL LABORERS ''' WIG Aisa>
ALL LABoRERS 's io' 'Ae ArseA
should Subscribe for the ArEm
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
LUMBER.

They also have, connected with the same mill
good saw mill, where they viii keep for sale
all kinds ofPine and hard wood lumber. - :
farncuiar. attention given to saving wagon
lumber, supply OF which will be kept for sale. :
GEO. r. WELLS co. u
Hampton, Aug. !, 1866 -. : ". " :
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
GRAND OPENING OF FARNHAM,s
Great Gift Sale
in Davenport.
AUGUST IST.
Brady Street, one door from Third
iuly3idIw.
FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDING / am buildinp 1.
IN large number of Pixies Peak Wagons. I stiil
continue the business of making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS
and would ~ to the farmers OF this and ,d;o;,
ing counties that can supply them with spy
thing they want IN my line, of the best quality
and at reasonable rates. r. ~ EIMpaIIE
Rock Island, Jan. 90 dwtf
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

{ tas . FOR SALE.
LOTS in the city of Moline, near Kea,o,.
u Steam Saw Mill $50
In The CIy of Rock Island.
lot, 10 by $50 feet on Front street, near Fer,
landing in the city Of Rock Island.
ios, in Bailey DavenPort's addition to til.
city Of Rock Island. "'
In the CITY of Davenport, Lva.
lots on Main street, near Cook & Drur,
once. n.y.
lots on Sd street. between Main and H,ru,0,
streets. 4lss - :. : = - : : ''0a
lots on corner OF Ripley and 9th street,.
lot on east corner of W arren and Sd stree.
q In LClaire.
Is lots in the city of LeClaire, Iowa.
For Lease,
Also for lease for the term of 20 wear. lo
the city of RoeF Island, fronting 400 feet on ~.
slough, east OF the city bridge. In front Of u,
lot 10 the best harbOr for logs in the city. AuDI
B. DAVENPORT
ye'ySoiu. Rock Island
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
4 GooD BUILDING LOTS, in Geo.
lO Davenport's addition to the civ ~ D..
Island Price from $500 to $3.50
len Acre Out Lots, situated on the Cams,,
road, half mile from the city of Rock I.su5
well situated tor gardening and residence,
Terms halt cash and balance on time.
~ acres Known as the Cushing Tract. si,u.,,d
on the Camden road, two miles from the 80 :.
kock Island, and il beautifully situated for re,.
aences Gardening, Fruit raising-hasa good .prl,,
&C., and 10 about half mile from the g Ro,s
river water Power" Price, per acre, so. k,F
cash and the balance on time.
Also number Of lots in Davenport. low, ri,,
and LeClaire, and Farming Land, 4. Iov. -:
NeohesAa Aerfltory. G-sa 5 o. /. 1lE
Apply to GEO. L. DAVENPORT
"en<'oWu- at Davenport, Iowa
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
MANNER OF pIsrRIpurror

/ 1ANNEh OF DIsTRrRUrIoN
CERIlflCATES naming each article and il.
'Siue, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES
| which are well mixed. One of these En,.Ia'
containing the Certificate or Order for so,n.
eie lioorfA at Least dollar at yefaf., ~;,, a
y ny mailto ny-address, withcst res,r5< -
enoice on receipt of IS Cents. The npsch..ss
viii see what article IT drars, and its vain. -h,.L
may oe from One TO Five Hundred DeII.r, 80
can tnen send One Dollar and receive IN. ,r,;.,.
hanea, orsny other on the list Of the saufs ,.,ns
ane euer seeing the srtIcle, if it does -r.s go
Penec' satuiaction, We desire 1t to be im u.si."
vnete,neo and the amount pc ID viii be y.f. sSsSl
oy this mode we gise selections from /. -..."I
uoeA OF nne goods, of the best make ~ I.. |
III. an Jnd OF intrinsic worth, at nomil.I pnee
wsns a., have chance ofseeurrg articles Of the
IN al eases We charge fer forw.rdipe the c.r,;-
rrsae, Postsge and doing the business the .u,. a
1Isnv-nse Gents, which must be enc Iosed 4. -.
oroeh rive Certificates will be sent for IN :. .,s-l
,Sr ~ thirty for $5i sirty-five for $40; On.
nonofen tor H3 W. ~ 80
Fsrnes deuiias rifh us may depend on sc,,,
P'ehPt returns, and the article drarn ufu \, IN,
nse.aae1y sex fe ssy address BY rsssrh asu 81
Entire Satisfaction Guaraateed i'm all e,..
write yosr Name, Town, cousty and STAT.
AMY, and address aEtst NeG1
sEuDEN & Co.
ada s... "a coURTLANDr STkEEr. Bftr,,I
m.vrevsn - New York. bss5 is, asls
II
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

Thirty five white employees have been dis
onarged from the gas works in St. Louis and
negroes employed in their place :. b;.h.-
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
w. JOHNsoN,s
RESTAURANT-

M JOHNSON has the honor of an.
nonncing to the people of Rick Island that
restaurant. Dining and lee Cr sam saloo.
ISLAND CITY HOTEL BLOCK, rzsT
Where he trusts that satisfaction vii, h. .;..
to all who favor him with call. ~ s"ea
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTORT.

DVAALh MANUFACIOkl'
De subscribers have formed Q co psrtrs'.
- amp under the style and firm of Othici 8
oenlinnger, and have taken the Boiler Shop scar
pu,olors foundry, where they will carry or ias
steam Boilers.
They will do all kinds of ,b.., ,,.., Ws,t.
steam boat Work and Blacksm5tbinr 70 o,5.r
from their long erperiesce' in the rnsrufseiGrs
y. Dohers and Sheet Iron Work, they feel tsIi
they can give satisfaction to all who t.,or ihen
"ah sheir Paroaage.n , "a -lf
hH2ief Acos "a JAMES OTHICK.
CHRIS SCHILLINGER
hoek lsiand, March 4, dw6m.
Z = =
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

soao ssyiA Ell i NO
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

Gen. Mcclellan and his wife being invited
to Fourth of July festival OF the American
citizens of Geneva, Switzerland, sent the fol-
lowing answer:
The evening Argus., 1865-08-04

G2A2EaEl 1.f4W ssHf1gH Eggog
a@qs9 ysaH9U sRoy 81 saalasshA na4 Id
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reported for he Dolly Argus.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-28
Drumnaers.

To the Editor Of the Press:
was pleased to see the article In your pa
per this morning, from the "Price Current y
In regard to "Drummers' still do not
think the jobbers of this city can be aware OF
the extent it is carried on in this State or thew
would have msde some move long since. /
have known twenty-seVen runners at the Ran.
gor House at one time. Even last week tbera
were eight at Dewitt House, Lewiston: fopr-
teen in Kockland, and five in Bath, in one day /;
and That Is not more than a fair average
throughout the State. Their story usually is
u sold lobbers in Portland and Bangor at
such prices; will show you the figures in my
order book, and will sell you the same" But
the worst feature of the matter is, the trade in
Boston and New York closes from two to
Tour weeks earlier than in Maine, and then these
fellows swarm through our State, showing
their old goods on to parties, who do not need
them, but will buy because they are cheap,
though they can i'll afford to carry them over.
The result is, instead of funds to take adyan-
tage of the market the next season, their sur-
plus is locked up in the old stock unsold. and
the jobbers in this State lose at least one
months fair business, as also the opportunity.
SO desirable at the end of the season, to re.
duce their stocks, which they would have
done but for this nuisance Such has been
my experience for the past eight years, and
am glad to see move to put stop to it; but
would go still farther and buy no goods OF
any house who sent drummers through the
otale' JoBBER
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-28
Financial.
PHILADELPHIA. March 81.

PHILADELPHIA, Mdrcl Zls
Jay Cooke reports that the subscriptions to
the 7-30 loan to-day amounted to $2,175,-
900, The largest western subscription was
5000 900 from Chicago, and the largest eastern
over $1500OO from Syracuse, n. 7. There
were 1925 individual subscriptions for $50 and
500 each,
The subscriptions to the 7 go loan received
to day, and tho % on the way to Jay Cookies
office, will absorb al OF the first issue In 43
days $161 100000 worth have been disposed of
to the people. The sale of the second series
designated as that of June 10Th, will go on
without interruption. The notes are in all re-
spects precisely like the others, save in their
date. The agents of the loan throughout the
country have been instructed on and after to-
morrow, 10 calculate the interest at the rate
Of seven and three tenths on all subscriptions
from their date up to June 10th next, to pay
back the amount in money to purchasers at
the time they buy. The delivery Of the new
notes will not be interrupted. The public
will not have to wait for them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-28

NkfseAte
VEToULD respectfully announce to the citizens a
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanen
ly located in this city. During the two years We
have been in this city, we have cured some a
the worst forms OF disease in who kAve tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and cLring PISS
tients in SO short time that the question ls oitel
asked do they stay cnredi To answer tins question
will say that all that do not stay cured VS Wii
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. D. has boon practical electrician Ter twenty
one year, and Is asO regular grSdIated
In the form Of nervous or sick headaches nenralgpo
In the head, neck extremites; Consumption wnen
n Or q chronic m ss-Ssala hj
Of the SPINE CONTRACTED muscles, distorted iisss
palsy or paralysis st. Vtas' Dance, deafness, STAN
%sTpg or hsitanSy # sIesSn SyPePss s as.
every case that can be presented asthms eroncni.
structures Of the chest. and all fOrvs OF 1emals
mplAtnt :.
By HIeCtr.zc1ty
The KAeumatic the gcuty, th me-, and the Lao
leap with Joy, and move with t agility and elastic
SS.ep iinbs restored the Sioouth dsformities re,
Strength the Sonyerts 70 h MOI ~ 5ass s 70
the galsied form 70 move sest bIeraishes o
youth are obliteratsd the "a ss ne
prevented the oalamities1i olo aRe ooviAteoS ans
IN sot1ve etrcuiation usntAneo'
asa .f3s69 LADAEs
\ WIZ have cold hnsds and feet; weak stomaohrI
| lame azd weak bcke; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and svlmmfnx IN the head with indigo =
ton and constpaton Of the bowels; pain IN the sida
and back; lAcorrhwa, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
| womb witblnternsl cancers; tumors, polypus AZ
all that foag train Of diseases viii find In Electric
itv sur means of euro. For painful mensfruaticl
too prcuse menstruation, and all of those long hr
OF tdbles with young ladies, Electricity iss sertA
spe and Will IN short tine, restore the suffer g
ko1he Egor of health. Is,l 4 & =,
TEETH TEETH.i TEETH!
DR. ID: sti continues to Extract Teeth BY Eject, e
tty astthout Pain. Persons having decayed tex Il
stamps they wish to have removed TOR resetti "
he would give polite invitation 10 call.
Superior Electro Magnetic Machines for sale 4
family wse with thorough instructions.
DR., u. ran accommodate few patients with
board and treatment At his house.
Once hours from o'sIeat y. 60 J2K.;I
from to P. NJ. ana 70 In the Evening"
Conesitaffon fres. novIti