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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-01
TO MY CIGAR.

YES, social friend, love thee well,
In learned doctors spite;
Thy clouds all other clouds dispel,
And lap me in delight
What though they tell, with phizzes long,
My years are sooner passd?
| would reply, with reason strong,
They're sweeter while they last.
And oft, mild friend, to me thou art
monitor. though still;
Thou speakst a lesson to my heart,
Beyond the preachers skill.
Thou'rt like the man of worth, who gives
To goodness every day,
The odour of whose virtues lives
When he has passed away.
When, in the lonely evening hour,
Attended but by thee,
O'er historys varied pageI pore,
Mans fate in thine / see.
Oft as thy snowy column grows,
Then breaks and falls away,
trace how mighty realms thus rose,
Thus tumbled to decay.
Awhile like thee, earth's masters burn,
Aud smoke and fume around
And then, like thee, TO ashes turn,
And mingle with the ground
Life's but leaf adoroitly roIPd,
And times the wasting breath,
That late or early, we behold,
Gives all to dusty death.
From beggar's frieze to monarch's robe,
One common doom is pass'd:
Sweet natures works, the swelling globe,
Must all burn out at last.
And what is he who smokes thee now?-
A little moving heap,
That soon like the to fate must bow,
With thee in dust must sleep.
But though thy ashes downward go,
Thy essence rolls on high;
Thus, when my body must lie low,
My soul shall clesve the sky.
TELL Your NEIGHBoRs.-Itis a duty which
svery one who has suffered from the terrible
'avages of that most horrible of ell diseases.
dyspepsia, and who has been cured by Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, to tell their friends and
,eigh bors of it. "Do unto others as you
would have others do unto you," is the gold
In rule
Every one that has ever used it, knows of
is wonderful curative powers in Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Flatulency, Sick Headache. Sour
stomach, Heartburn, Cholera Morbus, and
re might say, every disease that arises from
/ disordered state of the stomach and bow.
lis.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-01
OF ALL SIZES,

Flour, Sugar and Saw Mill Machinery, House
Castings and Iron Railing, Lard Kettles, Bells
and Brass Castings. Boring apparatus forged and
finished for boring Artesian Wells of any kind,
made of the best materisl-made TO order.
Farmers who will be in want of Cane Mills this
year, would do well to give their orders soon, in
order to have their mill in proper time.
have large mill patterns, that can be only
made to order.
ANY enc in want of heavy castings for any pur-
pose would do well to give me q call, before GO
ing to a distanee-to get what can be made at
home Just az well, and with much less expense.
Repairing done on short notice.
.WM. II. THOMPSON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-01
Christian Commission OGce,
pkst-A. Al roc

Christian Commission OHice
Philada., Nov. Oath, 1865.
Rev. II. Macleod went as Corps Agent with
Gen. A. J. Smiths men to Mobile, In the winter
OF '64. He had a violent attack OF congestiVs
chilIs at Montgomery, and return of them al
Nashville. After reaching his house in New
Hampshire, he wrote me that the chiIls wererap-
idly reducing him in strength, that his phy,icisns
could give him NO relief, and he feared he should
be compelled to give up his parish. / persuaded
him to try the s'Paschill MIXTURE" and put hin
in communication with Mr.. Morris, The result
10 given above by Mr.. Macleod, who, with restor-
ed health, has now resumed the severe service Of
the Commission the Rio Grande.
EDWARD p. SNITH,
Sec'y u. S. Christian Commission.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-01
BLACkSMITHING.

THE undersigned have recently opened q
i and commodious shop, on the Levee,
near the Gas Works, where they are now prepared
to execute. in the best manner all kinds of Black
smith Work, Horse Shoeing, &C., g., with prompt
ness and reasonable rates.
~ share OF public patronage is respectful
ly solicited. PHIL. KEEN.
JOHN w. LAWHEAD.
MELVIN MAKAY.
Rock Island, Feb'y 5dwtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-01

The subscribers having accepted the agency for
the Western and Northwe stern States for this
deseryesly celebrated Collar, are now prepared
to take Orders for the present or future delivery.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-01

superior Linen Paper Collars.
Manufactured by d. NJ. Smyth's Patent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-01

Jay Cooke, the celebrated Banker: Jas. pou,.
E1-Iov. OF Penna.-now President of tbs LII. !.
MINT, at Phliadelphia; Geo. H. Stuart, the an;
lytieal Chemist and by ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-24

The Canal Board made the following appointment. Thu

ALBANY, Jan. 90, 1896
The Canal Board made the following appointments this
afternoon
co,rcsor-Ncw York Lewis Raton; Albany. Elisha
Andrews; West Troy, William ID. Sundcrlin schenecta
dy Peter chrster; Fuitonyiile, John Crng Little Falls
j. Hart; Utica II nry r. Miller, Rome, u. Whitman
Williams Syracuse, u A. Williams; Montezrns, Roy al
Y. Tocy Palmyra, Edward Averil; Rochester Henry
Harf son Brcckport, August IL Clark Lockpor' Moses
c. Richardson ronawania Theron Schcll Buffalo David
Kissock Waterford, John Ten Broeck; Fort Edward
Edward T. Northrup: Whitehall, james Doron; sa ma,
Calvin Gilbert; Phenx, Ralph q Barnet; Oswcgo Ste
phen Luce; Geneva, Arson Who Ter; Hsrann, ". NJ.
w Prstt; Penn YAM Charles A. Miller; Hamilton, Il. u.
Van siyck; ,0xford, Hcrao IL Cook Bip8hnn,on
benjamin DcyaI; Mount Morris, Walter Kent Evansville.
Duncan p stwcil; Caneadeab - Minsrd oiesn, b. r.
'sa 'c., /. snd Erie Canal Af.
Heath; sections 7, 8 and Erie Cfna aud Cayun and
Seneca oneida Lake Canals. Ioaeph Breed se;ons
10 and II Erie Canal r. Benediet Strong; sections IL,
IL and IA Erie Canal. Chester 81. shelley. section i
Cbsnplan Capsi, Aladdin WEIGH sections AMI y thsn.
plain Canal, James H. Sherris; sGtions .ad uTvego
Canal Oneid. Rivcr fmpsos cment and Bsidwlsy ills Ca
nal Iucien p. Robe; Chemrng Canal md Feeder ana
oro~sed Lake Canal, Thomas W. Ansbury; section l
Chenango Canal Charles H. smith; ecctions and .
Chensngo CaraL Leroy Hohooc.; section Gencseo
ley dnal Ebcnezer Giddings; sotion 6enesee Valley
Canal, Mrsm Wskeley sections l, and black Kiver
Canal, Robert b. Nichols
Weigssso .isrs--Albauy. Frank b Hine; wes. Troy,
N.than L. Benson; Utsca Richard e. Owens, syracuse
pete. Way; Rochester James y. Evans; Waterford, l.
Stewart; Oswego, vincsn. II Bvrch. -,
kyDocSors-Albany Robert HiIison and fhoinss h.lli
wesr ,rsy, Irsac Collins and Teuns kesscourgh utrl,
Nxnothy Nelly: Syracuse, Amos u. Housh; Rochester
T6ns G Hsrlls; oswego Edsin Chase
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Roper, of ths worth Carolina L'g'.'s"''
COMMITTEES In Hsisttes a. the s.'srr-
m.s, 81 IN. Fvesdmss.

Hsntsn, y. - Jan -, -
IL. r,pon u tic commission spp0int-d ~ 30 Prov
.s.i oaysrror b. pdfsusbos of w fti1iatigr - ~
Convsuucu - 90 N. lac fos ths sofefrnleui ~ ~
fr.simsn re.s q ne H0ss ol cpnugss - az %
yidsr. au0u. ul-ty olb.s " a. it.i Hssinset stth
t,if, n go. waspsyei us ugtis % rF.fsry - pr
-. - s 80 dfsctly cefosrse sithaf 81 rslralf - CYL
a. ~ tf t's CATS u ffcfsris ~ % Iff' 81
~rOnys. and AsAitr wosLf. "a ere Ard fapee ]. VII
r~rstrq arl rgtu Tbf colas4tiss rcEslstf - ~
ia Naofs fasr ard IFrrsU Itt -
rsr .fs -. RON. ufrty rectCrf dsc eta9 ~ ne ne
ruan 40 tsfa.s mis- sistt TIA s1'csEg fot fs4.
tom 81 recornsu.H tLs sstst ustt ef ~.fsA4s's
~ .afh eosffy ~. tfs sa.aylLts srg c.sslt So
90 ~ fspprt TIER csL eistfLs ltst 49, ~
are NH.1It 1ltiferos ~ colCf NLnf tftf Ntts 49,
d. rnaftd 70 ebcO1fsfs fst iat,f~rs - At att sNf
49, Liar W sc-prrg Ne ff-tfcf e. ta4tsN 10 l@tf
- 81 rftv-tt sbd d~ec-faFe az a~sstatff ufff 81
lsbls - .ther mo nfglusnfs ~ 'rsfg IfqFfcn "s
,stsndeg for ne sAlul s9nsdsfstsr " So JssfSafs
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tn E N e G r O {.
Delegations OF Coiorsa People im wash


Delegations OF Coiorsd People im wash
THEY APs OProgsD TO CoLOsizArios Is ANY
sLLCg. BUr ~ YAyOR 0P rnE cosTisU ANct %
riM FRgypssr's sCgSAE AND UNQUALIFIED
Wa-msaIos Jan % i-os
The delegation sppolod by the coiored people Of ihis
District, Maryland South Carolina, forida M ~
sippi Illinois Maine, New Hampshire, vermont, Ma
rAehusets Rhods Island and ConnectAsu, s 81 prssen
ia Warrington eouroscd entirely q oolored men, 20
urze equa4iy bsi1re the Law for all American cisncns
vhou, regard 10 color Having acted " 70 The pee NJ
th, orrankats they me- evsring aud ofg-ni1od
for concerted action. Ge0rgc 7 Downing, WHO rcff--
.s,s bc al New Enzlsnd States elected President
Ievis a pOuviss. 0f 1sryiani Con ~ - i'nfA
DougllssD. Secretary saa John jone. % ihh'n'
n va st,tsd fhai william whppss - rennsylvsn's
Frrfericl Borgass Of Nes YORK J. ~ lan1fi1n. %
ohio with delagauons FROM NrglBs Geursta arc VIZ
cOnsln representing thelr ssvcr4 rts'cs "-nia ~ ih
IA invil.iloa from MAtof G@nsrtl % Hos@fi. 81
the rfeestnens Burcsn, requesting IN nsffirN sith
them his bureau. wns sccsftsd AMI ten o'clock
~v ne ylevr of The several dei sfioIs weft mad
ens~u TLsy are uranluiogsiy sud ruoJif 's'.n h ~
oppo-.i ~ ne coonfsor ~ nsssins 7" oo"f.f -fshA
IN tRy pisce IN % cat or tic = ave- hn,st ~ :.
sssgaef,.fl, n g. yosers 1lef dsslfs luN1aI'a Hat
thrs rs 10 cniof,d clz.rs Iona ~ va .ntN p =.
M prsssnl The snersl Tlit IT, " rass ttu' ,h-l
sher = ~ rsssntiul - uuknd feelings 'ortfa We
allowed political Fowef N the c1tncif - ne ns'1n nh
tfc .hs have gyer practical eFidstce or tsf - fri
in suri or ths afaenffsn' ~ ne eon'i il'iou ~ @
ing her - siIstou IN fayOr 81 vrsessd cAsa Nh
gsyffnuent becau-f sid states fehsiic4 W tntfHt
sisfh isggiatlon
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Alleged Forgery OF Seven Hundred Dol
lars In Fractional Currency.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Yesterday, before Commissioner Belts George Brauno
charged with having n his possession at lis
Walker street. thirty eight sheets Of niy cent fractional
currency, alleged have been forged The evidence adj
duced went to show that the prisoner had the stamps
sccreted between his coat and vest When he was
searched he said according to the testimony gyen that
the counterfeit money would be- found on bin. From
the statement Of Luigi Ausoni ID appeared that tho
pI soner received the counterfeit mon'y about the
last day of the past year from person named
Caprett. The countsrieits Amounted to about
$3.50 $500 In fractional currency, and were
almost all in Sheets except Few bundles which, being
folded narrow were cut Il wss alleged tina; Caprctt
wanted man 10 disi-se OF them, and the witness
Auaton) found ID prisoner and took him 20 Csprctt at
place In William street. Austonl told Ceiretu that
could do him the favor OF keeping the money
buying II from him. Brauno refused o buy II spend
H. but agreed TO keep II for caprct tor fortnight at
dollars day. Capretti told Brsuno to sell all that
he could Of them and 10 keep all he made eighteen
per Hrauno answered that he would not sell or
spend but that he would keep the stamps, AID that
Capreti might pay him whnt he thought right.
The further hearing was then adjourned.
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usp.rs ry~srf bas fse.vos % e,sss e0rnnvhieslsoa
f, Genera n B.on sasassf, corD1wionsr for Nc "a
,-,a = o.orss ,selgrg 'hs is'>r' q ss'0f Bssuass
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,h.. r p..i.r cgs1sr ne fr>>dnsn hare sess a. "a
"a 49, fofusf ss.s.s srf he s'4s fssl srtsiv -
1880 IL tss Z, antT Ne ubiss Dsetis ssan " -
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H. Hsksf an5 Da.shssty ccsrrs usrs . ssr.-l ~
fr,s1Bsn Horsss snf rcd vsg~- fat - ebs 80 ~
frsna fLfe~ hsscr-s V t.s kenfr~d ksnf ne p@e<r
sLrrs hgh spssis ssf ssT tss ffesfnsr fssif -
a. thsasa fbsy wes~ sosss " ~crk. IN ofr@ go
Cglskevys eo1rrs~ shs srssf NJ rn sp<h ~ 100
ss4 st~ersss-nssf ~ fr-s ffsu bgsh shiN 49, t~ft
sr1s We VD~tssy W 49, - - e"~s'
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Curious stock Opera taons.
HOW 70 CONTROL THE MAKKxr-VALL arrurT
TRANSACTIONS.
scrsRsoR oouM-sPEclAL nRx
p., % Judge Mc(unn
Re,n.e Judge McCunn.

Be,o,e Judge hcCunn.
John A. Brid9gond vs Dc.--ersv Halodytrs, yos.p,
Hsisfed and VIM Rosenheim This case, which involves
some curious stock speouations up before Judge
McCunn yesterday. From the complaint ii appears that
in September, 1854 the parties to the action made
agreement whereby large amount and, II possible,
majority Of the capital stock, Of the Cleveland and
Pttsburg Railroad Company was to be purchased
on joint account, the defendants to act brokers,
buy, receive, pay for and carry the stock for the
pool and each OF the ra,,ss in interest 20 give the
dafandanis margin Of ten per cent Oh the cost Of
agreement alleged that the defendants purchased
several thousand shares OF the stock the pool got
control OF the market and the stock rose TO eighteen per
cent above par value. Mr. Bridgland AYERS that he
paid his ten per cent margin and two thousand Ave hun
bred dollars more which still remains in possession OF
the defendants Tho plaintiff charges that the defend
ants, in March. 1895, threw upon the market many
thousand shares which were sold At prices considerably
above their cost but that afterwards other shares were
sold greatly reduced prices and heavy losses that the
effect Of these sales to depress and break down the
market price OF the stock reducing 1t to ~ below its
par value further that while buying the stock having
complained Of want Of money to carry the pool stock
they authorized by the pianti to obtain loan on
part OF the stock from Henry A. Stone Son, brokers'
and that they In that manner procured $ll0 leaving
$50 600 belonging to tho plaintiff ss security therefor
that subsequently settlement and compromise was
made by which agreed that the parties in interest
should lose the ten per mt margin that defend
ants should take TO their own sccount and sell the
pool stock for their own benefit, releasing the
other parties from oil losses In consequence OF
sales already made, and from all further claims.
On this statement OF his case Mr.. Bridgland
asks the compel the defendants TO pay Stone
Son tho amount Of the loan; 70 pay the plaintiff bis
$50 900 discharged Of any lep ADD TO decree that the
plaintiff Is cnttled to receive any excess Of margin
above the ten per centan account TO be taken II the
exigencies OF the should demand IT,
The defendants in their answer simit the agreement
for the purchase OF the stock joint and sale
OF portion Of II by direction OF the manager OF the
parties in interest bat they deny making the settlement
or compromise set up by the plant namely, on
count OF selling II without authority, and deny also
most of the material allegations a The complaint The
matter adjourned until Thursday for further hear
ing.
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The Colorado Negroes.

wAsnsoros. Jan. -, 1885.
whlamJ HardIn oolored citizen Of Colorado tole-
graphs to Washington from Denver that negroes hn
the right Of suffrage that Territory until 1894 when
they were deprived % by law signed by Govsrnos
Evans and that tho admission Of Colorado, AZ THIS ume,
would render thelr dsfmnch lsement perpetual Ho
contradcts moreover the assertions made Ia tho East
that the enabling act had been compiled with, esper III
that part requiring the eOnslturton sccorf with The
principles OF tho Declaration u Independence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-24

Missouri and Caiihrrla, and Tho cne, Or No.
bile aud New 0rl ans which plainly shows they only
think TO get mcn froL1 the South, ana precisely
from those States where tsy suppose there are macon-
tents against this government II Is very significant
fact that not single agency Ia established the
Northern States which faithful 10 tho Union OF this
government during the late civil war.
Secretary Seward December 81 informs senior Romero
that the documents have been duly considered by thls
government shall hereafter receive the attention 10
which thoy are Justly entitled.
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Circular from sbe MSnister or Forefg"
R~istions of IN. Wextess Governments.

DETACHMENT ~ Fosu1g REIsuos AID GoynRynEsr,
PESO DEi NoFrg Dec 10, 1896. !
sxcros l. on the sih Of tbs present mouth ihe citizen
President Of the republic leit the city OF .hnahl ana
sr,ived yesterday at tla place. wheye he has directed
that dance OF the nntOnal goysIupeEt shall again
for the present. be established
Uig unneors-,ry 10 repeat that the PRECEDENT will al
wav3 mantsu la. lr rrselu 20 cuainus 20 1ugi IN
the cause o. iudepeudsnrs fnd OF the u1futors - ne
republic whatever may De the vc.sudca 81 the war IN
Which however the rc-ourcss OF the enemy arr diin-
ishing dav w day sad must long be exhausted,
through the constancy ~ih which the sexcan peoi1e
contin1e tie rtiqg,o their anal and triumph Ia
which l. now Mt isr digisut
indspend-pc. ana liberty LERDO ~ TEJADA.
70 fss Cr!nlfs Cow ZION SrAiL o.
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Destruction 81 the Engine OF tho Utiea
steam Cotton Miiis.

INCA, N. Y, Jan. ~, 1881
The immense engine OF the Utica steam Cotton hilis
OF this city fell 10 pieces this morning something
seen TO be- out Of order with H. and while the engineer
aud superintendent were exam nlnx u. tho walking
beam fcll with tremendous crash and made comp go
wreck Of tho engine Its original coat thirty thou
sand dollars Tho eject OF Us fall Will probably BE- 70
stop tho operations OF tho mill for the W inter-.
ALBANY Jan Is is8S
later despach from Utica SayS the loss 10 tho UucA
stoam Cotton Mia is stated az seventy nye th9ussnt
Ia lLaEL
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despondent disposition Of the farmers But having
called meetings " the freedmen which the agent
horted them 10 enter into contract md couuelet them
TO cultivate good feelings the result has been that nearly
all are now employed and doing we'll boat % The far
entered the year more cheerful and hopeful
than they had Anticipated Ths contracts the larger
farms are generally made for port q the crops
FROM fourth 10 one-haf; one.third however being
the usual rate
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The 50. i.awrence anA Lake Chsssptsi0
sCamaI.


TrsAr was held today consider the Hon John Young
resoluIson as 70 the necessity OF constructing canal
csmm~n o.tson bc<Seon the - Lawrence sud Lake
Cbamp,s, The Presidents OF the Quebec and Toronto
boards OF Trade present vas moved n slnend
n,cnt that the Welspd canal DC enlarged 10 the sam
size A. the 81 swreree canal shicr W. cafrei by o
yp;c oi fov resolution pointing Ont The neces
sly for the construction ~ some future time OF We
opighusws canal lost by q vote 81 III 70 - Inc
nesting seemed unarllnous regarding Tie necessity Of
.nnsfrIIr ~ tic OHtarn capnl
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pain, on whieh All s'hy.ieinn.

aae, -oui % ~u fh,ussnd regular pb,rsu yssJrt IN,
IN Il - "a"
absolueiv seea4arv infdal rTafc ~" s,sliIat~r
ettruuo n-rs hhff a,
mem be,f. a., n.nai- ingenuity ~ wr"l' lei and A..
merchandise hunnn plrnitrh dance on
tt,t M. dcened 80
riera no" ,'l tls .~itr Il Lapsl, daus - way VIA
a. the di-nr 'H- Plp ,r.t cbsnA - 81 10
Ply .caus Know scaus" y Wy ,ft arETITlIsl EfE
have aenauH r4isi Tho 49, nay
BiAIfD STOMACH BiTf4 rs aie sy.. 90, IAre bes,
~ perm cioua -, pett - ~. 49, p,aA
Introduced nfa 80 United 'A.s aud
we or W. .. ' ~ ,.tr a. best VrD,ectiss
v .A1 80 ~ ~ y s-s arising from inquiry h
hgalt hnd cur yr hu lsa ~. Mas ever
tho other unhealthy clims =,
been tassI 10y eslafcnce In =, a. al
conGliut state without -
the hiilofs nrsry nfAlhbi . - f.A.r.trest
10 a.n be. New York h'e' ~ '
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

cun,rd mail steamship sootia, csptio JudkD.
we this port on today for Liverpool
ia for Europe will close in this city al half pan
.,no', 80, 'hi' morning
- az Naturalization Tor Europe-NlI Do
eght o'clock IA. morning
- 80, =, - wrappers, rady Tor mailing rr osns
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Nl-EI8gI|E9 70 ="
To samtsos cssry cesr ru,s'el asr ~
chafgs u drssing pssol % -aiis ms 'ff 'f'''-
him q - soa nio ssrst15- hsfof Nfessf. u. :.
49, 1890. l.,.ur tksHe44t tf1sfs1 30 - y
al AZ no psrss- o1scffnsf o. - ~ 4-- Hf' y
ttis eity ne usAUsf rhi - i1nessisl IAf'fA.st"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-24

rsx lrAIlAs orxsA. --rhs member Of Grsas fsnoa'
contrary engaged for Haysus vii Isave ms Afternoon
ss three O'Clock by the Steamship E.ss from pier NO
North river They are 70 b on board oy TOO oo'0es'
Carl Forrnes has joined the company
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False Report OF q Mutiny Ia . Coiored
Regiment.

CARO 1T Jan n 1903
The Sixth eolored cavalry, under General Wade ssus
from Helena 10 Dnysls Blun say that the report in tha
Northern papers that q mutiny occurred In thsr roai
mcnt Is q cansrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-24


Tn An. s,,r.tns Court to-day the Philadelphia and Erie
aud the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad opmpsncs applied ipf
sperI Injunction to prevent The Ca.sssss Railroad 'gn
psny crossing the road OF Tue rhAdclp.a sno ~
minus tlyoof and the othci terminus with any fosi
chartered BY the state OF Ncr York The bih Aso
eharre, tst the purpose the defendants ~ 70 eontrast
rad by which trade ~ ,bs oil regions u 70 be de-
teot.d from Philadelphia 10 Nesr York.
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60 Eoiips.,

-
ih1leh ti'N v thls bIgrh 90 -gsesi
Yet The blenish tbs 1fONT rare
with The hOIN 49,, -
They can hsufsh =, 1870
How 8nrn their lips ~. ''
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Ne J.xr. wsMu,. M.rsss Mr.. wehh gives BIZ

farewell matinee TO day Tho great feature % the enter
nmen, will b. the oslebiated rnsrch from The Pr,sssa
arranged for ,hs piano by Msndslssohn and Moechse'
and which /. 10 be played By ~ wehl asd Nj Richard
Hoffman Madame rieury Urban ADD sr G Campbell
will be the vsoalisu usual We irsi the attendance
~in be such g. 70 prove 70 VI wehh the h1sh s.tin.
lion In .haeL his talent 10 hcA by muslcsl 2nbi'e
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