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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-24
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-24

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MISREPRESENTATION
Oh MfOnnmentaI 8a5aar,
tN1A Np. 14S Baltimore. Ctr. nate GaIosrt Str
yleues @alanteries un6 8ur3paaren.@ ei&dft.
fpntt ubren, Surelen unb tnufenb antere strI6tsseue
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rerten au fdunensmertb biltatn Yreiirn serfauft. Gin
jeber, Ser @slb iparsn min, iClte bier fstne Gtntauft ma
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Setesit&er worst inter WsitDtrfuns zines rdbietu unb &C.
adj tsttn MeGtSfunSi9en ensGetsrtt8t, fswte GtntafFrunetn
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BON 1912 uRr NiCr8ens u. "a utr gtGGm. ~(nira21-S
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2cmbaroir.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11

There Is newspaper in New Orleans
which Is printed, published, edited, and in
every way conducted by negroes. It is the
organ of the negro population in that region
large proportion of whom can rssd and
write, and great many of whom are toIsra.
bly, white. Among y population originate
French, with French morals, the blescbiny
process has proceeded in New Orleans Win
as much rapidity as any reasonable misses
genationist could desire. Whether it Ia ow-
ing to this Circumstance or not, it is, never
theess, true that the light colored negroes in
New Orleans take more sensible view of the
proposition to disfranchise southern white
men than do many of their pure white breth-
rem In the north. Their newspaper organ
takes groand against such Acknowledgement
and declares q want of confidence in the pYe
tensions of the socailed Southern unionists y
Tennessee and Missouri, in both of which
states the radicals have complete control Of
the government in oil it's branches. are re
ferrsd to in proof of the fact that southern ne
groes cannot hope for enfranchisement at thu
hands of the radical party. It is to the south
ern white men who were formerly their own
srs-the men whom radicslism proposes Il
disfrauchiss-that the freedmen must look
and upon whom all their hopes Of politica
reimbursement depend. And hope y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11
THR TEST OATH,


1t is believed that the supreme court of the
United States has decided the much talked OF
test oath to be unconstitutional, but Wash
ington special of the 10Th says:
The absence of Judge Grier from the SUI
preme eonrt prevented the announcement OF
any decision on the test oath to-day.
1t is UNDERSTOOD that congress will adjourn
for ten days on the 22d.
LATER.
II is now said that the test oath Of con-
gress has been pronounced unconstitutional
by the United States supreme court. Five
judges were against the law and four in favor
of it. The report does not inform us how the
judges stood on the question. The decision
was presented on the exaction of the oath for
attorneys. The judges gave separate opin-
ious. which have not yet been published.
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River and Canal Convention, at Rock
Island.

The undereigned,a committee on survey Of
the route for extending the Illinois and Mich
igan canal from LaSaIe to the Mississippi
river at Rock Island. and from summit on
said route to Rock river at Dixon, are now
ready to report formally and definitely
the results of their efforts in this dircc-
ton, and will do so and exhibit the estimates
and maps, at convention to be holden ct
Rock Island, on the 9th inst.
The friends of enlarglng the Illinois and
Michigan canal, and of Its extension to the
Mississippi river at Rock Island, and of the
Improvement of the Illinois and Rock rivers,
and their connection by canal, are respect
fully and cordially invited TO attend said con-
ventiop.
Each county on the canal route from Chi
cago 90 Rock Island, and ON Rock and Illinois
rivers are requested to send Eve delegates
Delegates from any other counties in the state
also from Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota,
interested in these contemplated improve
ments-will be equally welcome to our coun-
sells.
The all absorbing question with the people
cheap transportation. We are taxed enor-
mouely to pay exhorbitant freights, and will
be for all time to come, unless the people rise
in their maj sty and might and assume con-
tsol of their own Interests by the use OF
means nature has lavIshly furnished. BY a
happy combination of circumstances the i'm
provements herein contemplated are of easy
construction, comparatively. and truly said
to be second to none other in our country.
Then, let the people aasem ble and by unit
ed COUNSEL and effort stay any further mon
opoly by individuals, of public rights and in
forests, and adopt such measures as may be
necessary to insure speedy completion of
these improvements.
B. n. STEVENS,
G. A. BrTTENBANNER,
JAS. N. ALLAN,
Committee.
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STATEMENT DENIED.

A Washington dispatch says it is ascer.
tanned from ex-proyisional Gov. Parsons, Of
Alabama, who is in that city, that the report
that Gov. Patton, of Alabama, recommended
the adoption of the constitutional amendmsn,
to the Alabama legislature is an error. The
fact was, Gov. Patton, under advice of Gov
Parsons and of her citizens Of Alabama, call
ed the attention of the legislature to tn.
amendment, and urged action upon it, in
view of recent important events, but without
recommending its passage. Gov. Patton ii
recommended by his friends there as not hav
ing personally favored the adoption of the
amendment at any time.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11
TALKS SENSE.

A cores pondent of the Boston Courier,
from Newport, VI. on Lake Memphremagog.
says
When the democratic party relearns its old
lessons-returns to the platform and principles
of its palmy days, and not till then, shall we see
ardicalism decline. 1t was in the editorial col
umns of your predecessor, the old Courier, dur
ing the spring of 1865, that had the honor OF
urging the wisdom and justice OF Impartial suf-
frage'' upon the attention of the conservative
public and press. 1t was, and is, an essentially
democratic principle one enforced by the DEM
ocracy against the old federal and wing parties
in many triumphant contest in good old times,
and it is bound to win now. So long as the
democracy allow the radicals to steal and play
all the best cards in the political pack, so long
will radicalism rule-and ruin.
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Dec. 9th, 1866.

"It is reported that the nomination of Genera
Dix, minister to France, will be rejected by
the senate, on the ground of his participation il
the Philadelphia convention. "-1tlegram.
We trust that the senate will do no such fool
ish thing as to reject the nomination of General
Dix. He Is a gentleman every way fitted for the
position, and much superior to any person we
had right to expect the President would ap-
point. The man who gave the order, as one OF
buchanan 8 cabinet, to shoot down on the spot
any one who pulled down the American flag and
who was loyal to the core all through the rebel
lion, ought to be confirmed By the vote of every
union senator Chicago JonY7sal
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11
THE CURRENCY

Hon. L. W. Ross (democrat) Of this state
on the 10th, offered q resolution in congress In
structing the committee on banking and cur
rsncy, to inquire into the expedisncy Of with
drawing tho national bank currency and Of
winding up the affairs of the national banks
and to supply the country with greenbackt
or a similar currency. Laid on the table by
q vote Of Sc to 81.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11

reason for the transfer is that the fund was not
secure where it was. There we're three national
banks in the city with which it could have been
divided, but it is for you, gentleman, who turned
this money over to the treasurer 10 look after
its safety I am alone prompted by high sense
of duty in bringing the subject before you: to-
day.
Respectfully&c.,
W. G. BRowNLow.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE governor and board
of education decided neither test or any oath is
necessary for teachers of the public schools
Senator Wade reports favorably of the bill
admitting Colorado.
Fessenden said the committee on finance was
instructed TO report the tariff bill on the first
Monday in December, but was unable to consider
it at present. Extra copies of the bill were Or
dered printed.
House--Mr. Ingersoll endeavored to report bill
recommending the sale of gold in the treasury. Oh
jections were made by Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois.
The bill laid over.
Mr.. Wilson from the judiciary, reported bill re-
atve to the duties of the clerk of the houss and how
he should act on the application of members from
the southern states for admission to seats Yeas and
nays demanded and the bill passed by l33 yeas to 81
nays
A bill was also passed to prevent the counting of
illegal electoral votes for president and vice presi-
dent of the United States.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11

founded, they have every reason to believe,
will not be ultimately disappointsd.-Chica-
90 Times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11
BOARDING HOUSE,

BOARDING. HOUSE.
TNHE subscriber has opened regular
Il clearinghouse, in the brick block on
the north side q Union Square, where permanent,
transient, or ds-bosrders can be accomm cd ated
Meals furnished at regular hours.
Na- A few god bosrders can find rooms and
board At 81 per Tsek if application 10 made soon
A. II. OSBORN.
Rock Island, Jug. Sl-dtf.
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NOTEE TO TAXPAYERS,

THE warran for the collection of state, eoun-
ty, school and ther taxes having been placed in
my hands, notte is hereby gwen that will be at
the sheriff. ofce in the Court House, from 8
till 4 O'Clock Oily, for the purpose of receiving
payment of theams.
CHARLIE ENGEL, Township Collector.
Rock Island, Sov. 10, 1866, dit
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BOARDING,
CHEAPEST STORE


to buy goods for an ordinary living profit, and the
ladies of this city know it. 1t is no humbug.
We offer rich setts of Minks' Furs, very low
Fur Gloves for ladies and gents Indian tan buck
and various other gloves for ladies and gents;
Ladies' Gloves OF every description; best Alexan-
der Kid Gloves for ladies; misses aud gents
gloves In all colors and sizes; white Alexander
Kid Gloves; the richest assortment of Embroid-
cry real Apologize CIune and Vslencine Laees,
Collars and Handkerchief; imitation of Clune
Valeneine laces; Clune and Cambria Lsces, in
black; Velvet Ribbon, IN al eolors; rich as
sortment of Bonnet Ribbon; Dress Silks, in differ
ent colors; Dress Trimming and Buttons; fine
assortment Of BeitlIgs Buckles; Lace Wells and
Netting; Silk and Linen andkerchiefs Cor ladies
and gents; Zephyr worsted in all colors, ladies'
and children's Hose, and a great assortment in
Wooden Hoods and Scarts splendid lot of real
rubber Jewelry, such as Bracelets, Brsastpins,
Earrings, trimmed with pure gold, warranted, and
hundreds Of different articles, too numerous TO
mention. decI0dl I'm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11
large and beautiful collection of
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AND
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Diaries for 1867,

Most splendid Chrcmos and Paintings, direct
from Praug & Co., Boston. Engtavings, Pho
tographs, Autographs, Photographic AL
buns very handsome and of all
styles, very cheap.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-11

COUNTY TAKES.
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sAMEsH nEARDsIE clerk gC
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The undersigned is receiving from the east
and 10 now opening al his New Book Store, on
Illinois street, I'd door east OF Market Square, as
beautiful stock of
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b1pt Ra Ra Br J. Ta TaIDeg
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A full assortment of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

~ Some lffce
On WEDNESDAY Feb. a.
Nli be- sold sOrk II
uEW BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY. WRAPPING
PAPER, and go STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS,
CONSISTING IN part Of
1H copies Gray's Anatomy
So copies Il ing.ison's Medi al Dictionary.
80 copies Practice medicine, Woods, Bennets, Wat
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50 copies DsitOn's Ply sioozy.
&c copies NrcLows Pathology
t3c copies Susgsry-Gross, krchsen, Felsuson, Ia
80 COP IS IT, 5. Disprnss.oTy.
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81 copies Therapeutic. Wood and S.ine
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