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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13
LINCOLN AND JOHN BROWN.

1t is astonishing that any man should out
rage the good sense of the community and in
suit the memory of Lincoln bS associating
the old horse thief and traitor, John Brown,
with him in any manner. The crazy fools
who regaId such an old robber and villain as
John Brown GLORIOUS martyr" will find if
they will refer to speech made by Mr.. Lin.
coin. at Cooper Institute, New York. Febru'
airy q, 1860, that he did not consider John
Baown glorious martyr. He said: "Or-
sini's attempt on Louis Napolean and John
Browns attempt at Harper's ferry, were. in
their philosophy, precisely the same" and
yet these parties defy man whom our late
president denounced as an assassin. They
not only do that but they buy pictures of the
old horse thief and hang them side by side
with those of Lincoln. Accompanying Yam
kse Rubinson's show is a museum of wax fig.
ures, and among them the figure of John
Brown and Lincoln in case by themselves,
thus placing them on a par. Lincoln de-
nounced him as an assassin, and the Chicago
convention, which nominated Lincoln, de
nounced him as guilty OF ''the greatest oil
crimes" The true friends of Lincoln should
demand that he be not associated with such
q criminal as old John Brown.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13

Hon. Sharon Tyndale, our new secretary
of state, is entitled to good word for the
promptness in which he has caused the pub
assembly of this state to be published. The
laws were published and distributed in about
two weeks after the adjournment of the SEES
sion. We doubt if the work was ever before
done so promptly.
The secretary was directed to issue a
pamphlet of the election laws, together with
instructions in regard to carrying them into
effect, &C., &c. We hope soon to see copy
of this pamphlet.
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JEFF. DAVIS.

The Washington kilograms inform rs "that
the sanguine expectations of capturing 1en.
Davis, are not INDUCED in to very great
extent by intelligent army officers. Inc
government is making every effort pos.io.'
for his capture, and may succeed put IL 10
thought that success will be the result OF &C.
cideut and the fidelity OF the contraoano u.s.
rather than any assistance which Will De
rendered by the native white population"
1t is to be regretted that this great leader
of the south cannot be caught at once ana
made to pay the penalty of his many crimes
and it is sad to think that man VINO gai'
lantly served his country in formerwar, ana
in high civil capacities at home; whose priv
ate aud public reputation was once above
reproach or suspicion, and who bid fsir, next
to our own houored Douglas, to be honored In
history by his admiring countrymen, should
have turned against his country and lost his
proud and honorable name. Never before
has a ruler descended from such pitch OF
pride to so low place. His military genius
has proved failure. His craftsmanship has
fallen through. His boastful pretenses have
turned to nothing. Deserted by the army.
execrated by the people, and accompanied
only by few that have sworn to be faithful
as long as he carries the gold OF the confeder-
scy, he is endeavoring to reach Mexico that
he may play lackey at the heels of Louis
Napoleon. whom he once hoped proudly to
greet as brother Emperor.
The federal cavalry are close upon him,
and before his excited Imagination looms up
the proclamation offering reward for his
apprehension as leader in a foul assassina
ton. But yesterday he stood against the
world, fighting an idea. To-day the idea
proves too much for him, and justles him of
the throne of his ambition. His crown falls
from his sight, and the imperial sceptre be-
gins to look very much like a pauder's hook.
wander the world with the brand of traitor
upon him, and the scorn and hate of man
kind or, if captured to stand his trial for
treason, and as plotter of and accessory to
murder before the fact. Either case leaves
him ruined and useless man, impotent for
evil. His name calls up in the southern
heart no throb of pride, no feeling of self
devotion. How are the mighty fallen! His
misforsunes are the result of his own evil
actions. His treason robs him of the reputa-
sion of patriot. Els blunders strip him Of
9 military reputation. His failures on every
hand divest him of all claim to craftsmanship
Over his memory history will write-failure,
and he can, as he fees. solace himself with
the lines of Moore, over traitors:
''And when from earth his spirit flies,
just prophet may the damned one dwell,
Full in the sight of Paradise,
Beholdng heaven, yet feeling hell'''
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13
DRESS MAKER,

IN THE lST OF MAY Mrs. Mary CORY
~ will open Dress Makers Shop, over Aiken,
Jarvis Burral's store, where she will be pleased
to wait upon the ladies of Rock lsIa nd and VICE.
ity who favor her with their patronage. Thankful
TO her former patrons for their custom she hopes
for continuance oftheir orders.
apl26dwlw
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By TELEGRAPH
Exported for tAs Dolly ArgEs.
INV Yonk, May l3.-The N. Y. neral

NEW YoRK, May l3.-The N. Y. uerald's
Richmond correspondent of the III says that
although il was expected that there would
be a grand review Of Shsrman's army On its
passage through Richmand, none took place
owing 10 the bad feeling between Gems Sher-
man and Halleck generated BY the the pre-.
ceedings OF the latter countermanding the
orders OF the former to his subordinates dur
ing the truce with Johnston.
WASHINGTON, May l3-The Chronicle this
a M, speaking OF the court engaged In the
trial OF the assassination consy tracy says the
only step which has been taken in ACCORDANCE
with ordinary trials is that thus far the court
has set with closed doors.
How long II may be necessary 70 maintain
this precaution cannot be decided, as it was
adopted to ascertain the truth, and the truth
alone it will not be abundant.
1t the complaints OF the New York papers
are swollen into Il torrent of denunciations.
Yesterday the evidence was of much i'm
pcrtantace as to c1nvincingly establish the
proprietv of this very alternative.
The lives of some OF the witnesses depend upon
the regulation and feel free to say thBt none
were moreconscious of its necessity than the wit
| nesses e emselves, most of whom are honest intel
lgent and patriotic citizens.
NEw Y RK, May l3.-The steamer Liberty
brings HAVANA dates of the Sth and Vera Cruz
of the %, which confirms the reported capture OF
Satillo and Monterey by the Liberals.
| IL is reported that Juarez would establish
his capital at Muntery. Maximiliisn, in
reaching 0razaba, heard of the fall of Rioh.
mond and capitulation of Lee. whereupon he
| has turned back to Mexico.
| The English r. r. Co have let a portion
| of their road from Vera Cruz to Mexico to
French Co, thus giving France another
claim on Mexico and combining En- glish anc
| French interests.
ALBANY, May IA break is reported il
the Erie canal at Amity Springs about mid
| way between Cohves aud Schenectady.
portion of the canal bank has slid into tn
Mohawk river.
No boats have reached the Hudson river from
the canal since yesterday TN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13

south freed desire Thorn to b admitted 70 al
the franchises of citizenship. DR.. Chesver,
Of NV York, preached on this subject LAST
Sunday. He held that il was indispensable
TO the salvation of the country that we should
have representative government, irrespect
i've of color, and went on for . long time show
ing how blacks had been oppressed and what
high claims they had to perfect equality with
the white race.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13

The practical craftsmanship of President John
son is shown in his early cosideraton of the ques-
ton of unrestricted trade with the south. He
has taken the initiative in the matter and his
Tromptness III remanding military officers to
their proper duties and placing the regulations of
Trade under the management of the treasury de-
partment Indicate not only his intention to Crap
pie with the most important questions presented
to him Tor action in the order they arise and with
out delay, but also his purpose to make II general
separation between the civil and military, giving
to the former the predominance contemplated by
the constitution. Ii is noticeable feature in his
administration thus far that it has been directed
for the benefit of white men, and his speeches
have uniformly been upon topics connected with
the interests of white men. He has alluded to
the fact that emancipation has resulted IRON the
war, but what shall De the ultimate status of the
negro he does not seem to regard himself as the
proper authority to determine If he is not nro
ceeding very fast in the work of reconstruction.
he is proceeding in the right direction He has
expressed his purpose to reject Whittingism as a
political dogma and has materially advanced the
opening of trade with the south In these. his
most important public acts SO far, he has shown
that he has not forgotten his democratic training
His philanthropy is of practical kind looking
first, as being most important, to the questions
affecting his own race and leaving the negro to
be subject of after consideration.
'sIn regard to my future course, L will now make
no professions. no pledges. 1 have long been
connected somewhat actively with public affairs
and to the history of my past public acts which 10
familiar to you, refer for those principles which
have governed me heretofore, and will guide ms
hereafter. My opinions to the nature of popu =.
lar government have long been cherished, aud,
constituted as am, II is now too late in life for
me to change them. ''--Presidenf AHdrelc johnson
to the Illinois Delegation april Is, 1855.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13
ROCK ISLAND HOUSE.

HE undersigned, having leased the Rock
i Island House, would respectfully announce 10
the public that it will be his earnest endeayor To
conduct it in manner to elicit the appreciation OF
promises that it shall not fall below its former
character, and hopes that the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to IL may be continued
Aug. b,dwtf. JOSEPH KELLEY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13

Gen. Stoneman. in Tennessee, and Gen.
Palmer. in kentucky, are making short work
of gusrrillas. They are to be hpnted down.
like mad dogs, as they ought to be. No
prisoners are to be taken. They have been
given plenty of time to surrender. and here,
after they are to be treated as public enc
mics and outlaws.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13

The agitation of the question of granting
the privilege of suffrage TO the colored popula.
ton has taken a fresh start. The anti slavery
societies of the east, whe have seen their old
plans almost contaminated, want fresh fields
of labor, and having seen the negroes of the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13

The Richmond Whig Of Tuesday chronicles
the loading of the first steamer there since
the opening of the James and the raising of
the blockade. Her cargo was principally
tobacco.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13

JEFF, Davis in May, 1864 -''All zoe want is
to be let alone" JEFF Davis in May, 1866,
-''All want is to be let alone"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13
FLOUR AND FEED.

NE are now manufacturing and are PIE
w pared TO deliver, on short notice, IN an
Part-of the city, the very best qualify OF wheat
flour, rye -four, rye meal, corn meal, homIE!
bran, SC, all of which we warrant.
&~ Orders lett at VIM. Shearer's OF J. b. 3
NJ. c. Fnck's grocery stores, Al the mil, Will
be promptly attended to.
BiDDlSON & GILMORE.
Rock Island, Dec. %, 1864 DIFF.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-05-13
ANNUAL RAILROAD MEETINC.

OFFICE CHICAGO * Rock IsLASD,R r. Co.,
New Yort, April Gath, 1855.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders OF this Company for the election of
thirteen Directors for the ensuing year, will be
held at the office OF the Company, in the City of
Chicago, State OF Illinois, ON FRIDAY, the 9th
day of JUNE next
The poll will be opened at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
and closed at - o,cloca NJ
C. w. DURANT, President.
=. III: lows, Secretary.
May dtd
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Farmers Attention.

M K are now prepared to exchange Flour
w Bran, Corn Meal, &C., for wheat and cora.
We believe We can give satisfaction both m qaan'
lily and quality. Call and give a trial al our
Old Planning Mill where we have in connection
First Rate FIGURING Mill, with two run OF stone
nd two reels covered with Cunkle's best Duieh
Anchor Boiling Cloth. Also Rye Flour and Hon.
eny always on hand.
BIDDlSON GILMORE,
dec20wu Cor. Washington and r. r. SIS.
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Rddrtdten oaS weeriFu.

Meritc, 10. Wtai. Der Safer beins
bet ltb iest in Ori;lbd. NGf felnem Dege
bierber puiirt, er our6 Slascale, NOpoIucln,
San NncreS, Gbal4iramete uno anoere tleIne
Pldse. Sn ieoem OerieIben uerpelIte er cine
turSe 3eit, I'M iih rur6 SeI6ente an Ole " :
men, bic 9oipi dl,r, Sdulen II. I. NJ. Die CUTE
Weinuns Der Sep6.terun9 81 errpsrben. GIne
iOlhe Operation blloet li6erIIh eInen Itarten
uno cen @in9etoreneu iebr an9enebmen Sons
trait 9eeen bic frlber b'i6en 3Uan9sanleben,
uuo bic 6oura9efCroerun9en, an cc ne blsbtr
oep6tnt 10 ten, 70 cit elm &egent ceS 9annes
bel ibnen binour9 plilirte. Dian mub IN DER
Shat gelteben, pab ytarimiIlan lowObl pom
Ndtur luie aus Yolitit freunclib .gelinnt 1T
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bla, O1iara, Sri;ata uno @UrcOpa ben BE
tebl ertbeilt, nit ibm in Orisaba juiammenSl<
treffsn. Sem 9eseArpdrliSer Sped III. Ole III
ihe @ntwidslun zines %ppll1dnoI9en Splten1es
internotipnalen Nerbincun9en, ilberllh etnes
Der eritcn YeoirfniI. oeS 3errIlenen 9lnoes,
berberSuflbreu. 9ie SransOien baben berelts
in Oieier 8ihtuns einen Inltcb se9eben uno es
lift elm IeItlamsr llmitano, edb, wdbreno bis
gum Sabre 1862 int sanjen M.ritO niGt mebr
ais 40 WteiIen @.ienblbn 9eb1ut pOroen ma.
rem, felt Der Nntunft Der Sran3cIen bier $50
ueitere 2ipueS (525 enal. @teiIen) sebaut mote
ben 1inn.
Oberft 5ulcott, Der Snsenieur Der Sierra Grnj
Giienbobn, lUa iib ouf Der &iidtebr BON Gng'
lamb befnoen. Ct bat ;piibsn d&t uno ;ebn
tauienO trldnoii8e unO en5Iiide Arbeiter, Die
an le1er Sabn arbeiten icGen. an9ewOrben. Sic
iouen acknowledgment erpalten uno ben 8ern
elmer neuen GoIonle biIoen.
d perr 8aaOni o'9stta 1T gum Direftcr Der
YCIi3ei ernannt wcrcen. 9Crtej
Gfpdrra, cr btSber oRfen Npften Hsse bOtte, ii
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NatBriAteu aus suSamcrifa.

Bdn+a ma, 81. Wtai. - Sic Yeruanilhe
Srie9sbri99 suisse" traf am % ocnAcapuIz
TO NIT Dem Encouragement pOIittlden @ei1nses
men, 81 Brdlioent 8eneral GaltilId an BOto,
in Oielem 9alen elm.
9ie 9tepolution in Ysru i@eint, Obtpcbl Ie
eileu betrdbtli6en umfang 9ewOnnen bate,
cob tereit6 fait gang ieItens Der le9itlmen &e>
q erun9 oe5 Yrdliosnten Beret unteroridt
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pom ibrem Upllltdncisen Grl0i6en iberbrineen
miro. Gacud uno Arcd, ;wet oer pIhtlgiten
lSuntte i'm I'll li2en Htru, iino pcn ben 8e>
9~ierun9struppeu DIeoer 9en0mnten uno 9let3s
fll5 lit Die Utebrsabl Der 2rieg6i4iffe 5uriids
9sponncn tporoen. u En-.
-,.,l ,-.. -., Son 0raptorrn.
NaGritten aus @r,pt0pn n1eloen, baB Der
Sdooner, Der ppn 0eisrteuren OeS Ser +.
&anpnenbootes State Of Serrsi1" e%r9rifen
pDrcen mar, Surid5etebrt uno Damn wieoer
.absseJelt it,. SIN ensliiaer ariesSoampIer
mar 81 ieiner 8eriOl9uu9 entidn t pproen.
IS mar elm erFOlsloier 8eriu2 9ema6t wors
ben, ben 0aTen pon @reEtCwn Su 6ffnen. Sin
ct pa 10 6ub tiefer Canal oar 9egrabeu pOrs
ceu. pD& l3Ipb ilh esrie.b be fait uumittcIbar
edrauf Wisper.
q ", .2aloarCr. "~
ID Die NaGridten aus Central america pom
"a. DPai melOen, DAB in SoloabCr aberm1IS
cine Hepc utlcn gu @uniten bes ST. Yrdiicenten
8arrio8 au8sebrchen war uno oaB 81 Union,
SIM Mnnu1I unD~0nN 70 StGnfe Sib nbne
weitereh 6 mpi gu ieinen @nniten ertIdrt bats
ten. @6ie mir pertebmen bat @eneral 8arrios,
DER I6 iegt in banana b%efnoet, 8rieIe pom
Der repoluttOndren Fartei empfl,9en, bic ibn
nab Sulo ,oor -5urudberuft, pumit er fi9 an Die
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mas ltebenoen 8ewegung teae. '4s
y. ~ t.ofr @t15 Gbili. Il GI~, EIi-.
70 Die Nahrihten aus Gbilt t1'Ieen; eaB In
SCtse! oes GriGeinen8 3ueisr eetualtieer sepans
Serter Spiuifberg arie5slhife, Die ais Weritdr-
tun9 gum ipanii6en 9ei6,paoer binauaeltoben
fnnos f' rrrt srpBe 8efUrgnsRe dubern.
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ben asraebeueeeu SdaDem safIgten anD bod
tcnute man es ME 70 nett bringen, pieie Cue
rtuabanoem pur6 bic sebSrtgeH 0~esenmittel
gu befampfen.
&tr baben lhon friiber in etuem belcnbe.
rem @rtifel Die Tertbetctgung Nericps be-
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paB esei6wer balten wirc, Rartmtltan aus
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paten unp &rtesSmatertal gu untertasen unr
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OFen gu balteu,
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rtmtltan letne inneren N%ngelesenbeiten nit
GROCER Gnersie IMP siel @eihtd betreibt, bas
cine 5prtleBun9 3Oes, Srieees uno cine neue
MISUNDERSTANDING INNER nur auf ttnfOs
item peS, merrtanilben Bottles mS9li6 1T uno
RAP chen Suare3 nidtS NnpereS fir iA bat
ais Ieine 3dbi9feit unb Die 0erefti9teit lei
ner SaGe, unterltlbt pur6 cine iAle&te Or
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GuBerten. @ren;en bepesen fcnnte, mabreno
.letne Seinpe bon Dem Snteren aus NIT gro
BEN gortteil gesen i'm Opertren tcnnten.
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AstserifaaifDe Waebriebfep.
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MaiBington, 8. SUM-. 9eute warre
abermaIs BON SeIten Der 8ertbeioi9uug bic
3eagin Srdulein M arp Wuob,
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aattun9 sines Der We,i6m0rer, ndmli6 oeS Hr.
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OuSclei ume Nulofamfcit.

Sn, her i'm Cooper Snititut gu Stem yorf
It ,ttsefanpenen srOben Netionnnlnns, Oeren
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lheinen1 turiole SAUCE beiiammen 9eweier 5l
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eleib @erritt Smiths Nnliht, oab Die iiioli&en
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l3e aeneaat, Der orei Subre lang ulS Meoat-
tsur oes Rid;mouO1 enquirer, zines Saupts
:NetelishbIotte5 funeirte, nun als 8eoatteur in
bic Iem Dorf yDailp Jleps, eiusetreten lit
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benz @Ian beg Sottpr 8ladburn, nidt MI oas
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