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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-17
AGENTS for the Clarion.


r 8 Jackson, Enterprise.
ii. Cook, Chunkey.
I :. Watts, Newton.
4 ! Brown, Garlandsviile.
( f Casteel, Paulding.
O T. Keeler, Columbus.
" b. Swami, Scooba.
Ben. Murray, Okoloona. .u
In c. Gathright, Summervllle.
< r. Freeman, Gallatln.
.zsaTt will be seen that Col. Taylor Is a
~1didate for Mayor OF our city at the
preaching election. COL Taylor gave
the best office in the county to enter
|. army in 1861. Ee was Lieut.. Colonel .91
r stewards Colonel of the 18th Mis-
|alppi, and was not only gallant OH
/, but universally beloved by his COM
Il
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-17

Rev /. B. Holloway will preach at 'l-'
P,,tist Crurch this morning at IL
o'clock, A. NJ.
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~ AIs EGG.

" ARNFR-CRAw the 22d inst, IN 81 Prurs
lpi-ooph Church, Norvht Cunnectcu' b. the hcy. .
y l'iigm 60 -. Neate, D. H.. Riehgri =. W..urr, ~.
NI'iessan, putchcss Co.. y. \ %, and lo,fnrrl. Of
l,". b ur, Conn, 10 Miss Emma 4. CTas, of ,oT-
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TRADE NOTICES.

EuDpERS. 80. !. OF WILLIAMSBURG
- E !. holt "a special meeting the eveuins b. 'U..i
hrL - Grand ~. All eubsrs are expected 20 at
80, there y business VI m .y- lance. bv 0f1ps 20
LhTER BIkN, Pre-. THOMAS FEKiNgION
50 l3s
{ ARPENTER' ) UNION, NO. 5.-THERE
= WI te a special ueeun. Of this Mon hcd "
NL'r fosiius Ihu-si.y evening, Feb. 2i y lou al
m"f1he,s nolf NJ hsn ticbcts vail IL ie4ui ed 10 se,
-. ~
IABEYMES'S [. +. SOCIETY-THER3
x vii te general meeting Of said ci.tv held il
ne ist Ward Hal, jsi e., on this Thu siay even
M, Std INST A. . 1cock. full a.tcu ance Of uart
Dividon IL requested. BY order OF JOIN T. MAE
ihkSON' Gen. Pest AAETlN TRACY, Dea
Nciy. Isl
THEBE WILL BE A SPECIAL NETTING
~ he 'banrshofUmen.' I Y. 4. So. p. hold Al e
Roe vest s on hur.tav the $50 inst az D m The
unc'ul Attendance Ui all members Vi thu Geuersi
Committee II rsucstet A. Ia IuCss Of inpo n Arss
rill be ttsussr'ed. Bv order IOHS GANNtjS Tres
lupS. NESIMAN, Rec. Sc. Ia
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Ncr fe-k, W.ips,fat, F.t %, p k-rhcre
F4a hut At'c U-s,ne-s A.sem2.d IN and about y all
street to-day aud b. three O'clock even thins was AZ
quiet SUNDAY. Tho tuciuations IN rod. =. bulle-
tined At Gilp.u's Merchants Exchange to-iay, have
brtn a. follows A. so An. .Cla, l.4,4DI.:
l.so 2 l., li.,5, ~; 1ilG su2 llSG ao4
li.'b' s'r; l., 2yus' le.v5, 2O0'. l2l5, POI d 4;
l..ia, 2'l LIS, 2v' l.Jo 2ol; 10, 20 b. .IS
~ ~ @o'. iho stock F,chanse VA closed, bat
Ia DE tt.ttt email business IN st,eks els GoDo The
quotation, differed but little from those OF vest, d4y
to'oiuu|cut go,d bonds and Treasury paper wore
steady. The steamer Ausi.aa,an to-day took out
only s-a ,c iu specie The exports Vi produce con.
uauc arae and are S6,lJs,i6o ioI tas p-st asa.lst
$3.50, 500 Tor the ,pOn4ins setk OF last year
The Increase this year over last year since Jan .t
b. about . 10 $4,000
Wholesale Prices Of untry Produce.
New No-L. Wc-nesIgy, iel -. 1894
lhe past week has witnessed very little cb.ure
worthy of.prci,l note IN commcrca al aAa.-s u,nrket,
generally eth continuing in ve-y unsettled and
unsa''s'a tory condition. Despite the cutel Inc new.
from North ana south Carolina luyers doeruinr dis
crlon tho better pnt OF vaIo. are still dlspo-ed IN
hold beck and watch the future movements of fbe
tlcin3 mice, before irye-.'ut % Gag great ay
teas. On Size part Ct SELLERS tl,Ie ap,,,a tat li,tle
deposition to .o.ce s7cs, this ciass ,ousunr tbfi
selves aitA tho belief that 80 long Do the n,..,t
INFLATED condition o. tho ncy couiinuot hero Ia
very li'ue lo.9'c' OF % lower rsn,c Of p. CO..
iash n .1o,e4 ..-isy 1t 90 io- rca u,... and ga
ios o.-' 5a',1 ior print End sJia3 { 10y pine
n.Ns. Beet IA steady a. sl-l,I o- prime lpc.. AVID
S-l'"i Tor ezra fless. Gus mess aIc 10 airteyu,t
~ l,-le =" 10y shoulders, aud lga4lc ior hams The
lard make, Little drmer, at a.a... .c for No.
" ond - leg choice, Bu tor is s,eay u Cystic for
u .lg1
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Il r:@.

A TTENTlJN, LADlE-THE OLD rs.
n tahlIshei y. /. Fur Aalulu1tutiur CO. 80 C4.t.
ram ~ Uylorite Crook White Ma.ls Hotc. 70 al
INK siu-Ie sets It their iantoy wnlosu u, p.c,, 81
early ana tet choice anu great ba,ga u. seffs .5S
NUTS and collars -,Jn each, Ad upa iILs. 5. be- IA
siuiue.s ttcn Martin and Miuk sable -etls yuiy
los. A.te.lls uni IeylAlLg W Tie L.tesI . -
eyal 10 nov. rrc'pt gwen " purchasers ibs
amt moths. Look I0r toe maiuuiO-h 81. tLrA.'
~ 10, EsngseI. 80
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EOAEsD AND ROOMS.

BOARD WANTED, By a LADY IN 4
- private Gm.lr, og WItos lady Terms reasons.
n. once. ~
OiOUNG MEN CAN BE A,COMMODATED
ID .oOd hopTd AID the cuiuIO g. U. AuIue q. u
MaH.s.n e. i9i-- mechanics ,. sieII. 4, "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

In proof that "Fpileptic Fitso eau be
cu'd, read the article in his day. issue trursdny,
Feb. 23.J in Henry Ward BoccheI', payer the Indie
pendent and be convinced is
'ieenrs. Fowler & Wells, PbrenoloGisi,,
80 BroslSay, rive Chart lis. 81
The sew Orik Weekly, Ready To-day
81 II O'Clock. containing tlc lmpnCc'aOut Of %
story Of great force and power tom the pen OF
81 Aincrcis greatest EoHucHr g. t,tci Ethan spike
AdvCutuIep In the Irtpic-. b. C.pLiin KOdm %.
Ills slOry 10 NrittCn eNyrcsslv ami c2Ciu4lNely foI
III New York Weekly, and the author, a. We have
LciOie said, 10 one o. Tie most popular vIisIs o.
modern times lie rites for under a nyin Ne
Dturs. Dut he l. kuosu throut nOuD the leugth and
BREATH o. The land DO not fail ~ read kthIn spike
Tor 'ele eferywhere. rs
Ladies The only "RntiounI Remedy"
for purifying and sweeiening the breath, found
By chance, IRON the use VI DurnO's Ca.ArTh SAuH
sold BY Druggist. 3.g
Wheeler ~ Wilson's Highest Premium
lock-Sutch Sewing Machine, 90 BfosdN ay. SEQ
wheeler & W ilioA's ButOuhYe Ma hlIe. ~
Grover ~ takers Iirst Premium Elastic
stitch and lock stitch machines, 40 BiUg. a
\, - aud 80 Fulton ~, BroAl. %. 80
Iin,c's Honey Of Horehouud and Tnr-A
certain cure Tor cough, cod, iuiueuze- loaseuess
difficult breathing, and all afcc',ous VI the throat
bronchial tubes End lungs leading TO consumption.
The Honey Of Hoiehound sdotAes all imitation. The
Ia Of Balm Of Gilold p,uctiatss, ceanse and he Is
al ptrts OF the throat and luugs. There 10 hing
Lilo II. % cents per bottle. For sale b. all drlggi'ts
Charles loWner, feneral agent "a Cedar a.. Y. ~
Pyle's q. n. sopp-Thc Poor Peoples
Mend. Cheap and sool. sold by groccs e,ely-
sAsIe. -
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING ny
- Perseverance ofge Of food Sam .itaus. Al ~.
.,-iue irll, go Bpz cry, thus c,Cniur. Tot. 20
SPeAhIs ~ VI lais.r. trsnd Tenn a-. from ~.
ether. Siafrr by Ntss. Tarth,u.c. 4u.t.a. Ne'
I'M, - my .nd hegi The pubic ~ united. Con
Cilks. a. ELftfs' scc. '' " ''''S' '''I ', u
A o. H.-THE MEMBERS or THF Board
u. ofu-oc'o-r are rc,ue.tcI 20 t.,etst .,....
ter ihs .lhurr4sy. EVENTS, at ,uc,ock funct
pr1i ,itenignce D. ,ie4uc,ict. Is. order IuOMAs
hhNl.NS' :. u. JOHN TUCKER \ D.
a o. H., No. 9, l.. THERE WILL BR
4 special meeting Of the above Division held al
their re'uisr M eriug room. Mr.. Icui, Nrastef'A I
ire upo.nt ave- near The 10Th At terry, nfc,rpo MI,
on ltIg-ig., ttu. 81. ~ - O'c.ocs >. m. ruuc.ld
a'icI dance u roquo-ted there Is business u in
p'fslEce 70 =" uIoufht h"fo e tho meeting. u, -.
.ger. WILLIAM MJOEL Y. T.. uENIS
hrAi'lIFk- Sr.. LAY
RRANtH No. !, FATHER l.ATHTW 7. B.
o. \. u. ,oc. ,'H, 80 Hudson e., Ltlr Spin.
ReenA- me,tln' this Thursday evening. At oclocl
~ Iehu y io'il, VI. A., and D'or-e ! ttwpNeI-
80. MI deliver addresses. Vocalist Ncss rv sock.
a. Rid snd Ryan. Is. GALLAGHAR rres'; r,
WHEELER Sec ly3
RATHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY 40.
., Of y. !. viii hold d ruh BE- leLie. alce Meet
ing at their hn, Esd Il and I'd ~. tal, THURSDAY
E'ep'nr' ~ oc.o 4. Speaking by Hr Nlysuy tno
ID. Robinson. Lo0t Tnsins. Come psIir j..
sAi So ft"s. IHuS LoNCANAON. Rec Sec.
FATHER MATHEW 7. 4. 3. SOCIETY,"
No. 2, y. V viii hold public temperance meet
80 kWhth ave. speaNns y, Nes-'s John Nc ifatl
atd j. H. A,iris. and Niss Kr-rebcs FnW ,R5
hhJMNL, Press I'll IL hAit Ikt. Rec -"c Us
EATIIER MATHEW A. b. SOCIETY 80
J. OF BOOK IA. :. D.. viii mold a Public llupet-
an't Aleetiug th.s lutsilr eytulug. a. their Hal
cor ~ -rud sud I'm 80 speaker Mr. HICKMAN
hy NJ. Hea.lerty, H.ss Csuiy ~ aud otlefs mos.
BOlLAN, Pee. T. j. NULLiGAN, ,ec. liT
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! 7 .OST-BADGF. No. II OF 10 HOSF-THE
| hhudrr vii pIe4se leave cat The Carris.e House,
| 5nc'ts u, or at tAe Chief LnCueefs OlIee, No Il
1 f'lKahp. u. a.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONELR, on .
LOSE AND FOUND.

C'AME TOTHE PREMISES On THE lgTd
Nin-t, rcd COW. The o~nct rsn have her by prov.
ins property ami paying expenses. eth sy, l4o,u
e. Harlem. ~
nOG IOSl-sj REWARp-A NEWFuUN.
ilint, SlHc lIeasi, one OF mont .-- . %, cloo,.
ri. "4.''er val etuIu hlin Go u l-Ik..n a.
VII. feca "o iHc shove reward. OF
I OST-BAUGF. No. 10 OF 10 HOSF-THE
hhudrr viii p.e4se leave cat he Carris.e House,
3nc'ei =, or At tAe Chief Engineers ONCE ~. Il
CrTOlEN OR STRAYED on THE 2IST.. 4
- email black sut with a leather strap around her
ne"f, - Ntst 4Jth e., Wloeygg shAIl iose. not
hg.e shall be voA paid for their uoume.
s.S REWARD-LOST. 4 WHITE AE6
=" core se notified togter dog, 0n WctuesIsy. heb.
~, Wlnry'',i sl f,turu 're DO D. % receive ~.
shl'e reward Apply AZ ai3 i.-ltl ave.
GOl kEWARU-MRS. G. MCCUNF. l3i
~ Mott s'.-Av Iooms were entered D., eaus
Of iAse ks, between tie lJ.h and -.tn ot L..
The bottom, trimmed 18th biarS velvet and steel but
to.a' iH4 l.- e. 'cLo.c-hrel I'd dab cost Win
also piece OF linen stamped "Colk. l.o,auc," nae
pictsei, ald great MANY other Articles of l.-lts'
wear su'h ~ dresses, cio7ks aud uuIuraru sns
were stolen Any mo nation VII .ch will lead ,us
recover ot lheso a.tuivs or 10 ile apprehension 4
tepsrty who to.k 'tem, viii re eve the above f--
tAl: Alplt g. AIi HA.L SAL. H. OF sue H. Vi.
S,DG REV ARD-IO,T ON WEDNEs-
~ : btsy, FEB 22t, While going non Pier -, T.,
IN me Wost - oaf " 800 e. ,,sag Cue viu ~
To-, it ou Ais way Il lsaI the money be- h.z Tts
atg'e reg ~ ~. lee plid on Iet4 aIHg tuo zane %
[. Doh MS, 15 " ..A'tst lij
$40 REWNIp-LO>T, OF 2o,h INST,
either Iu tie -'N'h ave cu or m e,ry, GToeusuh,
p.y or West IT. g. the staten iylAud toai . ll4.ei
go.d h1ncec' ! NJ centre has s-ppure OK BIZ.
hnler Will be paid the above reward b leaving / a.
TIE store No. % Fo'iy e. and no lue'ona asked -!
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cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD ME-
t-!s-N nits rags 10 etc pei 10 ; coloIeI rars c'S
l~oAA AID newspapers cts old OIg,s IS eta Pc IN
cyyItE aad power % CO lead y por 10. 70 cts
eA~- 'ol u!eLs va 10 EAs, A. - saIla. a. Is
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0eins better supplied, and prices ,cndiuz down.
Fafd. Dle''ed polIt-y "a ,efy limited .G,. a..
higher. Potatoes ale sIsiviDe IN large quAa:it.e.
aud prie,s are lover. Hay ID lover, undet liberal
arrivala being quoted at 81 C5aSi Is yer iyo H. for
prime North River, Ell s0asl IS per 10 d. ior ship
pins bales, and 81 25aSl 30 ior baled .ras. Other
Quotations are a. follows:
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nOG LOST REWARp-A NEWFOUN.
- i.1t sl|o lIelrt, one Of mont -. ID .lr cl1o..
ei. Whoever val etuIu han 60 %. I-Dk4n a..
VII. Teoa ~D iuc above reward. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-23

\iust p rcd COW. The ncI csn have her by prov.
ins property anu paying expenses. Sth gv, I1o,u
Fl, Harlem. 81
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09
Unnecessarily Excited,

Some of our republican contemporaries are
evincing great deal of unnecessary alarm
for fear somebody will assume the debt o,
the defunct confederacy. Why be alarmed
at the thought of realizing the excellenoies Of
your own theory? You tell us that a ma.
tional debt is a national blessing" and il
this be so, then it follows that the greater
the debt the greater the blessing
Upon this principle they ought to be eager
to assume the confederate debt, so as to en-
large the great sum total of our natinal bles-
sings, of which the policy of abolition has
already given us so large a measure. Abide
by your own logic, gentlemen. Don't under
take to make us father any of your bastard
brood.-Quincy Herald.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09

From the comments of the "loyal" press
on the Richmond election, and Gen. Turner
order declaring it null and void, it is appar-
ent that the radicals are determined to man
age the south precisely as Louis Napoleon
managed France. "You are to be left per-
fectly free to vote as you choose" said the
don't vote as please, At Richmond
when the real reasons for annulling the non
ular election are reached. it is found that Il
was annulled because the candidates vera
defeated whom Gen. Terry hoped would he
successful. Henoeforth. the people of the
south are to understand that unless thew elect
abolitionists to Office they need mot elect any-
BODY. True, the presidents amnesty procls.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09
A Brave Girl.

Captain Twist. of the Cambridge police
reports that the house of Newell Bent, on
Essex street, Cambridgeport, was entered
about two o'clock this morning by burglar.
The house was occupied by two persons Mr..
George Bent and his sister. The girl was
awakened by the noise the burglar made com.
ing up the stairs, and soon saw him stand
ing in the doorway of her room. The girl
pretended that there was man in bed with
her, and asked him TO get her drink of wa -.
ter, but finally said she would go and get
1t herself. The robber Immediately stepped
back into the entry, and she passed close TO
him, but did not let him know that she had
seen him. She went To her brothers room,
woke him up, and told him there was a
strange man in the house The brother seiz-
ed revolver, and by the aid of light held
by his sister, saw a man crouehing in the en-
try, and discharged one of the barrels at him
The fellow ran through the entry, and Mr.
Bent started after him, and while running
fired another shot at the robber, which he
thinks must have taken effect. The man,
however, succeeded in making his escape
The doors and windows in the lower part of
the house were found open, but nothing was
stolen. Miss Bent displayed a GOODNESS and
bravery in the affair that is worthy of praise
Boston 7fareler.
Yes, she was brave girl and very thought
ful. But they would without DOUBT have Sc
cured the burglar if they had not had 1.-The
aid of the light" People are usually silly,
when they hear or think they hear, suspic-
lous noises at night. The first thing they
do Is to light candle, which proclaims to
the robber that he has been heard, and must
escape; then they go about the house with
this candle, and make great noise, so that a
man may have plenty of time to get away or
hide himself. Instead of this, if a person
were to listen intently, he would be able to
near any suspicious noises distinctly, and de-
eide upon their cause then, as he must know
his own house better than the robber. he il
best OF of the two in the dark: and when
having armed himself, he has quietly opened
the door, he may wait and listen until the
robbers are heard moving about, when he
may take such steps as may seem necessary.
1t every person were merely to plan what
was to be done in case of robbers entering
his house, and then were to carry out this if
the occasion required it, burglary would be
too dangerous and unsuccessful proceeding
TO be popular or profitable, and thus might
~ GA'0n w III d mOIc means OF 0D- /
tanning livelihood; so that really we may |
consider ourselves to have done the commu-
nifty at large benefit, when we capture one |
of these gentry, whilst those who allow their |
houses to be robbed with impuntiy, leopard |
ize their neighbors' property. All people
should keep good fire arms. always loaded,
IN their houses, and use them too, whenever
suspicious persons are around their premises
at night.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09
FEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN W A Il 4
Is The Best.

u.
IL Is made on the best principle, while Ii, so,.
eign watch Is generally made on no pr,ucI,I. ;,
all. The foreign watch is mostly made nv -,
and boys, by hand. While their I,bor - -
their work Is dear at any price. SUCH E,tcs,.
are made without plan, and sold witbout gB,-,,.
tee. They are irregular in eonstrucrieB- al
quite as irregular in movement They ,,s -.
signed only 10 sell, and the buyer Is ibe pan,
most thoroughly sold. Those wbo have Es1,
'ancrss, ""lepInes'' and ..Swiss Ieyer,,, IN Drp.
iessed repair for few years will apyrecl,,e ~.
truth of our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN W.rru
Instead of being made of several bupdrss fi,,l,
pieces, screwed together. the BODY of the srsr.
can w atch Is formed ofSOLIO PLATES y,i.,
interieres with the harmony o. ITS working. 81
NO sudden shock can throw It's machIU.r, oUt AZ
gear. In riding or any business pursuit. IL
neld together a. firmly as single piece Of neul
IL Is Just what all mac hinery should be
LIST. ACCURATE. ID. SIMPLE. Id sTR5yc
4th. ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure CHEAPNESS bv our IN.
TEN, but QUALITY. We do not pretend ~;
our watch can be bought for les, money than IL
iofeign make-oefieres, but that for its real valGs
II 10 sold for one-half the price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned Vim. EDs,,l
Is what Its name in6icates-SoIid, SubstaHtt,
and always Reliable-wzrranted TO stand nv
amount Of Marching, Riding or Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY or WATCH
tnamed r. s. Bartiett) is similar in size and ess.
erai appearance, but has more Jewels, and nVs
elaborate finish
ooR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought sg,
10 put up IN great variety of patterns. n.zy q
mem OF them OF rare beauty and workmanshls.a
quite small, but warranted 10 keep time
IhE PhOOF of the merits of our Watch nv
De found IN the fact that we now employ Ort
seven hundred wOrkmen in our factories, ana t1I;
we are still unable to supply the constantly T.
creasing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH
and lighter than the others we have css.
crl bed Its fine thermometer balance 10 delicaI.J
ADJUSTED to correct the variation caused by calE
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09

We have several times within the past fe W
weeks reminded our southern readers OF the
necessity of returning men to congress who
could take the oath relied upon BY Sumner
and the radicals for their exclusion. The
latter are now apprehensive that the south
will select Union men for congressman. A
Washington correspondent of "loyaP' Gin
cinnati newspaper says:
ssAlready catch from the south the answer
ing notes of the men who understand politics and
devote themselves more thoroughly to II than any
other class in the Union the large shareholders
of the old regime. Mild hammered men must be
elected to congress, they say; and next Deem
Der we shall see, wherever their counsels have
been followed, the most harmless and long suffer
ing creatures from the south that ever protested
against rebellion they could not check. Since
the Richmond election there lies the danger"
The Richmond election was declared void
by the military because those who had en-
gagged in the rebellion were elected, and now
we are told 1.-The danger lies" in the intention
of the south to elect union men. In this
contradiction we get at the precise aim of the
abolitionists. They are determined that no
class of white men in the south shall be per-
mitted to hold office Chicago Times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09
An Attempt at kidnapping.

MONTREAL, Aug. 8.-Last evening an at
tempt was made to kidnap Geo N. Sanders
and carry him over the lines The conspira-
tors offered Detective O'Leary $4,000 to as
slst them. He pretended to agree, but warn
ed Sanders and the police. He then, in car
rying out his apparent completely, induced
sanders to get carriage and they drove out
20 the suburbs, where they were attacked by
the kidnappers. Sanders was gagged and
oLerry thrown out of the carriage. On APP
preaching the tollgata the police in ambush
ssprang upon them, released Sanders and cap
gin and VIM. A. Burns. who saw tbs ~ .
seetlves. Shots were freely exchans.d df v Iy
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-09
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