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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-16

CoLp. To-day THE 16sh) has been one Of
The rough cold dsys OF winter. The ice hav-
ing broken up as far up as Port Byron, Is
miles above us, has crowded down and filled
all the river above aud below ns as far as the
eve can reach.
The steamer Sucker State came up as far
As the boat yard this morning, and started
down again. there being no prospect Of reach
ing Rock Island at present.
Another RAILRoAD.-By reference to the
proceedings of the board of supervisors II
will seen that call bands" are going over to
Cambridge to railroad meeting. If the
Fort Wayne Air Ling is built to Rock Island
via aalva and Cambridge, we shall be about
as near New York as Chicago and the cost Of
transportation TO and from the east will be
about the same as between Chicago and the
east We very much hope the plan will b
successful,
The meeting At Cambridge is to be on the
22d inst.
The commitses appointed by the city eoun
oil Bailey Davenport. Geo. A. Bitsenbannsr
and C. NJ. Osborn) we presume will also At.
tend the meeting.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-16

7hirdly-All goods will be marked
with great care at the lowest selling
price, from which there will be no
deviation, except TO wholesale trade.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-16
LAME BACK.

Brandreth House, New York, Nov %, 1865. =
T. Aiiock & Co.--Gentiemea: lately suffered
severely from weakness in my back. Having
heard ysur piasters much recommended in cases
of tins kind procured one, and the result was
all that could desire. A single plaster cured
me IN week. Yours, respectfully,
J. G. BRIGGS.
General Agency, Brandrsth House, New York.
Sold ny all dealers In medicines.
tebl5d Win.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-16
Stormlng The Strongholds.
ofprejudice add misapprehension, and carrying
all before It,
CriStad0ro'S Hair Dye.
pursues its march of success Like those OF the
Union, Its colors the exposures OF
every eye, its victories
Leave uO Staila.

1t turns thousands of heads, and charms inhum-
cradle hearts. Containing NO caastic element, 1t
cannot injure the naLr o DlsmIsh skin.
ManuIactured by }. CkiSTADORO, No.
6 AsIor House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Appiee by all hair dressers.
fepl sd " I'm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-16
ALloCA,S POROUS PLASTERS,
CURE LUMBAGO, PAINS OF THE SIDE. VAR
loose VEINS. SORE CHEST. &C.

An Electrician, who has great experience OF
their et;ecls local rheuaatis, IN TIC doiOreux,
and deep seated nervous and other pans, md IL
afeatons OF The AIdasys, &C, &c, attributes ali
their sedatiye, stlmuiatlye, and paIn-reiIesIng
effects their electric qualities. he asserts they
restore tue healthy eIectrIc condition (equIlibri-
UNI iae part, and THAI beng restored, pam and
morbid action cessa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-16

tourthly-Any goods sold that do
not prove to be as good in every
respect as represented Gf in good or
DER can be returned, and the money
will be refunded. "-
, 1866-08-25

-7Y,t.y
AAHN 1a3 ~ session o. tAe knnf1nnceu-
t1cnl Conyentiuu-TAe Presidential
Taofel Quarrel Ert,l lT1nxctt1ct1-TYo..-k
I,1o 1.nsrharr AAo1A <"
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tt1bure.1
Drrnorr Ancu.t -
TIE Pharmaceutical f,o,xcn1;on aTsc,I3,5 s.n,,-
mehs o. Wines, errgs, peEfumefy, chemicals.
chemical apparatus and various surgical and other
implements. Among the articles exhibited was q
e., T...s.s,a. ". sss1' aesANAsaesn'so
sc1, ~ ~; +a,' u anu "assan1ea 10
AtSp pemiar:y, ~ ay n 1!.aa s.,,rioe =, oa,,
s; anostumeAhs ~ lnG toaettNiion Of Inc Associa-
last uHn Me.e 81 ~, a,,a esoiEon 70 aend de
Wns aen;e. Dc se e'A'eA'a0a al 4as's' IN 1885,
~ st, Meie'eao e1 sotpaa'eo oa 3a1ala' Opium
anu eaAI W: ,.--... -.-.. .-.
, 1866-08-25
VOL. Xxx.

several ssate.. Positively articles will b. en-
tered Or received at tho exhibition except thosc
for whiel, application shall bave ,ee,s duly lled
'; Soh .5 esiSs p II s bEsda EsRddfa 'sst q ' P sx
Row. All applications, therefore. should prompt
ly be forwarded to him, a. he is required TO have
nc1, @ nonih. Athonsh sLe pfs:ent llst Of sppiics:
tions promises nu excellent exhibition IN several
eroupe, il Is deficient il fcw Important parslcu
orattsc work, crystals and ftch pottcnrs, carpets.
wall papers. cutlery, bEonzc, &C.. Cotton and iis
psodntts, wood and itS products, ilcec;s o. wool,
testiliz:ng snb:ancrs. apparatus and Instruments
for hunting. fishing, md for collcctln; natural
products. cerrals. wines and ferntcnted dslnks.
Congress las provided free transportation to
Paris Tor al goods and show c.scs In which TO cx.
l',si goods at the Exposition, as well o. comps
THE EXTRA D0Et11Ee.
Judging by the ;,Fent number Of claims that are
daily teccivcd nt tic otcc OF the faymaslcF Gene.
beay o sMs sSfd a. IT, as e e a B. @
1<GG, entertain the impression that much tylli %
gained BY securing The cg.t-ncc Of ttsi. claims to
'lc in the office e ,he earltes, possible daS Inas
the claimants will defer ttmiGin1 fher claims aud
papers to the authorities here until iheY learn the
arc to to govern ihs payment of I6ess ciaIms These
nd forms Of applications. In which Gaze the last
scttird, While iaos al:eady 81 Dis may need 10 BE-
returned for necessary changes Nothing Is gained
10 iAc claimants, hut on tue contrary much time
may he lost. and the examination OF clas greatly
liuaesed by orerhsste III submitting them 10. ale
THE snLDtEu DEAD.
oua1termaster General Mc..s has published, by
Sutt.1h hy OF ihr Secretary of War, ille nanes Of
soldiers who died in tcfcncc o. the american Ua-
inn, int.s1c IN tic national cemc.vies at Fortress
Monrou and Iiatnptou, Va It IL the Intention Of
tic officers on Glufv at the fort to erect a monu-
men, 10 the memory Of the deceased. The Quar-
iRfm fshnrTH1
honor or names ol those whose remains arc in.ev-
red in tue Eastes1, District of Texas, Central Dis.
t1ics Of Texas, Rio t;ranslc District, Department
Of Texas. Camp Ford Tyler. Tens, and Corpus
Christi. Texas. Scattered. as iaese places arc.
over large extent OF territory, 1t not con!!d
&C advisable t9 atsihcr the remains anti remove
ncTn 10 cenSnl echlclcsy.
TIE CLEVELAND 5oai::soS coSrEs!1oS.
in a4aniun TO me l!st OF or:soIs pu3!ss9ei n
so-1ny nap:sa 70 eneaN a. tne soluscfs ann Sa!t
o.. convention u tleSelantit latsc nttE1hsf ot
, 1866-08-25
APPEAL FROM SOUTHERN
L0IALISTS.

Proposed Grand Cnfon Mass Meeting
ut Independence Hall, PhIlndcl-
ElaIa.
NEW ionE, August 2t.-The following appeal
trom Southern IoyAfsts Ia published in lie Fist:
To the loyal hearts OF the ration:
Ninety years ago unr (as!,crs proclaimed 4 ucrs
theUry Of government. founded on protection 10
the rights of the citizen. On the ith dag Of Sep
;etaber next It IL proposed TO hold grand Mtss
meeting In the sl.alcs of Independence Hall. III
the city of Philadelphia. 10 n,asscrt the doctrines
Of our ancestors. All WIN believe with our
Ealhers that the constitutional :1ghss Of the citizen
arc the fEst ant paramount object OF Republican
Government, nrc cordially Invited TO atlcnd.
The three hundred thousand Ehfou defenders
from the South who STOOD In The ranks Of tae
uuiou arnly, send greeting 10 the brave yeieEnus
OF the North. Through our repreacntaHse dele
gates to the Convention Of tho Southern Union
lists we scud hearty invitation for our comrndes
in common cause 10 meet MS on this spot, made
south on the great mission 10 1cfiesc 1t from the
dcspoti:m Of nsurping traitors. Come ~ yop
camc when you caueed tho hearts Of the depressed
Gnionist4 IL leap with jog al the reapnearance nf
The old nac. EplelA by slroAg hands and hsaye
deeds. Let the un!onlsts Of the North and South
come together and renew the pledge 10 susiain
liberty. order and law.
Editors arc respectfully requested to assist In
giving tIlis Invitation an extended circulation.
By order of the Committee Of Arrangements for
the Convention OF Southern Cnfon{5ts.
, 1866-08-25

Rejection Of the Demands
OF tho French Empress 11cassertcl.
QUEENSTOWN, August steam.
ship uclSctis, from Ncw York August ellth, A.
,ivtl here this morning.
rAn1s, Friday, August a!-Eycuing 1t Is rcas-
serted tlat tho Empero. Napoleon has firmly sc-
fcctcd The demands uf the Empress Of Mexico for
assistance TO lue1l t1a Insurgents. Among tho
reasons given hy Napoleon for his refusal Of aid*
was the necessity Of seertn= faith with the United
States concerning tho withdrawal Of the French
troops from Mexico.
F1SASc1AL ASp COMMERCIAL
LcxnoS, Aneus: eS-Evcnlns.
Money uaasSc. tim md eeaso: a'lvaa:vi 8 ~ "a.
snse mgr ela;a SE";atsons M 81 E1onsy ri; cscnn:
,t:s +,15 ~ Ind M i'm, H. eIstas aaosaueas SHOW n
1as 5s:s. si :a5 {: tses:'
NJ rs sss sssas: St s4s,s Il: = = Il % III
;s!;s a ii i * H.; Iaassd aaaSsa'oa. Sale:
l1ox1,ox, Friday. An.rst q: Sooa.,
M1 market !, f. eastsE y nadss Se 1sSsaSs s
s,ln aaoea At e1o:!sg ra1ss e ys;.eF,.y. s S,o,
SS!:f hs5;: ssy,isS E's Railway 'hs''
y" .,..",N.. s Lisrsss,ot- F:l,.y, AuEe*. q.
he Axssnool cotton matse. l: W.T. asa; n:iess M aEe
&! aa$;sass s.. - s q n
- i5Ss.s;si; Friday. AeEas, y. r. II,
a!esias npi.ns: sesssta,. es IT
s AT 6 e i
Particular xA ,aGf Which = adrssrslnS
The nore5 market j: Hashsnss consols ci5r.ea = a,
e IT ssrs IT. 1 nSs @ v1;,s H
, 1866-08-25
which is now 70 much increased that th. s-- :.
life and property does not rest with the civil
authority bnt with The military.
+. Fl. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
NEW QHLEASs, L.. August 8.

r. Fl. suEntnAy,
Major General Commanding.
NEW QHIEAss, La, August 8.
GEsEnA1-I hare the honor to report every thing
3aiet !,fa II the siiy but considerable excitement In
There Is 10 interference On the part Of the mill
tary with the el.il Government, which performs
all lis duties without hiudraucc Ihayc permitted
ths 5sleno1 Of the military Go9e,nor sppoinsd
ables the military to know what, 10 occurring 10
the city. Lie DOES not interfere with city matters
o. esss 81 n sa
which Will be Injurious TO the city md whole
'ii viii remove The Military Governor in day or
twu: / agaia aasise ;lst some disposition i,s
made TO clangc tho Mayor, ~ belicve 1t would
tend more to restore coincidence than anything
IT, changed also, ii would Dot :; alatss.
Major General Commanding.
Major General Sheridan, New Orleans:
Continue TO enforce martin! law go far AS It may
a sH t eS ,6e aad Dc not
acc;n znch nclion dangerous to the public safety.
Lose no time in Investigating and reporting tho
causes that led To the 1ps is ! and the facts which
WAsH1aGroS, August !.
Nalor General Sheridan, Commanding New Or
We have been app.ised here that psfos to the as
sen'blins Of she Illegal and Unauthorized coayen-
lion elected II 1851, in..amna.ory insnrrcc.iouasy
speeches were nade 70 mob compuscd OF .shils
eqnIp Themselves fos rso:eeia: aul sustsnlnY
proceedings. calcnlatcd 10 np!usr aal snpc:. ed.
The State Gosernme,lt Of Louisiana. which had
states: Further, did the mob assemble, and wls
!! raisea for the purpose OF. ass::tiug
the Convention III its usu.paiipn
Ea,c airy aims been taken from
persons since the .aStA ult., who were cup.
posc1 OK known 10 be connected with this mob:
ilarc various iudiTiduals bceu shot and killed b5
IBIS mob Without :eod cause, aud in violation ol
assembling Of this Convention and the gathering
Vi the moi for protection the main cause o! t!le
sio:ons en1 unlaxfnl proceedings Of tue civil an
!1.oritics of Sew Orleans: Have steps bccn taken
~ the civil authorities 70 arrest and try all thosc
who we're engaged In this riot, sud thosr yrhc
Lave committed offences 10 violation ofjaws Car
fmElc Justice hc mctea out hy tna clty au1hosltc:
please furnish NE l,ricf rep1y 10 the nhose IN
snirtcs. witi, sncI Other information a. he n1y o<
III Possession Of ly telegraph. Answer at yon
earliest Convenience. ANDREW JouSSo.;.
, 1866-08-25
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

card from NIr. Scovi1!e, Speafze. Of The
New 3er%cy Senate.
PunAnrLru1A, June 2l.-James II. Scorillc,
Speaker OF the New Jersey State SeEaic. whose
action prevented the election Of Republican
rnitcd statss Senator last ntntc:. ha; written
!etlcr 20 The Evening telegraph III which .e Eett
1rtuts rasset IL the lass;Concrcss, antl says: ~
EsoPcse .. ,e e1tsa sesscn Of the Lcgisla!are if
Nf.g n; own Coincidence, then gratifying, my con-
stitnente and friends, -
, 1866-08-25

tho Indiana delegation, with .tne johnson
to Philip sober, md showed how swift and sad Iii
bccn tie deeIcusion Of the President from tue
great principles upon which he had been elected
and for maintaining which the Union party had
raised him from bis low estate. Our people were
almost unwilling to allow him to stop, and nsio,-
ed OH his speaking fu1thlr but the lateuess OF tito
noHr prevented.
1herewas 10 have been A aCopperhead Gathering
in the Circle 7-nIght but the concern fzxsed out
or want Of an audience and The monthlny lnn1iu-
, 1866-08-25
NATIONAL LABOR CONGRESS.
Substance Of the Resolutions Adopted.

Substance Of the Resolutions Adopted.
HA171nonE, Auguat et.-The Committee on
Resolutions reported IN favor OF tho eight hour
syslcm OF extending support to only such iottr-
naie Is are favorable 10 ihe interests Of labor.
hsiiing with delight the formation or the organi-
zasion Of cooperative stores and workshops; eq-
fase as outside mechanics; pledslns support to
tho sewing women; favoring the speedy restora-
ton Of agricultural intefssts in the Southern
St.ies asking capitalists to erect tenement houses
ard improve dwellings,; asserting thas the whole
public domain should be disposed OF to actual
settlers; derreeating strikes; urging the fosn1a;
ton OF mechanics institutes and lJceums, and
cf employment TO become actual settlers Oh pub.
lie land
Tic report waz adopted.
Several ofiIcers elect were Installed. Adjourned
, 1866-08-25
FROM NE1T I0RK.

Fcctan General Or1er-TIlc Hillary
Branch of tic Brotherhood to be Re.
organized.
sred from the War Department Of the Fenlan
Brotherhood:
NEW YoEK, August 1t. 1:G8.
To the Centres OF the Ci.cles Di te Feniau Broth
erEood:
Centfca Of Circles arc requested to forward iu,-
usedia,cly to these headquarters The name Of 4
purpose Of appointment to re-os=ani.e the mill
ta.y branch Of each Cise1c. Care should be taken
that none but experienced and tried officers be &C.
icc,el, {SIEued1 r. r. SwEExEY,
Secretary Of War. F. B.
, 1866-08-25
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Delegates to tie Philadelphia CnIon
CoIlvcutton-EditorI Frucas-Ne1ys-
paper Dcccaec-Adjntant Gcneral'.
Rcport-Union neutrality-suspicious. of
Hons. Jansc~ Hughes and Sam. Gall
loxvny-Corpcrliend Ftzxlc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibuae.I
1Sp1AsAFo1ls, Augustst-
Ihe Elfon Slate Central Committee th.s AFT r
ro6n a. poiatcd tho following delegates to the
Union Convention to be held al Philadelphia
September Cd: Stale st 1arge-Goreruez o, r.
Morton. iieutenaDt-Govczros Conrad Baker, lion.
Henry S. Lane, Colonel r. ". Thompson. First
District, Hon. Cyrus II. Allen OF Knox; Colonel
John ". Foster, Of yaudc1berg. Second District,
Hou. Thomas c. slan:h'eF, Ct Harrison; 's Hog.
fsrs panaihs % Nenroe I'D ps cooa vi
liam Mckee Dun6, OF Jefferson. Fourth District
tsa3 Sseas1 aa. Tno"as f%n as q T nl,iBe R,gB1s5
Of Wa5ne, Hon. John y. nnrsooiof Delawaee;
si9sh District, Hon. Alfred Harrison, Of AaF|on, |o,
saEt III. Hoa. + il. Ssi.oa, q yise co!osei E f.
6. cavins. Of Greene: Eighth 2 11is9ie.. Gene.al g.
D. Mssne5 Snh III non o
bPGs bPet1iss Hies Il ceie.
an Hs " es5isz 81 4 fSn ma.oa
Hon. Sam Galloway, Of Ohio, speaks al Masonic
GeaTge ~ Z. aafatns city edi:o. OF the nsru1a,
.;orsTai. On Ea:hington, street ibis afternoon
and tired to couhide him, but was prevented from
doing 20. lie, however, struck Long two or three
blows III The faec and har1 him some. Tho aaaIr
grew out Of personal ordinations In tho nswspa-
Tie n-e,<rn stcr snd Homt T7sl.or, literary
paper published in thta city, mate. IT'S last aQ.
pcaraIec tomorrow. Cause, waut Of peeuniary
Eoinu:e f1vc Of Adjutaat General Tcrrills ysl-
ushle report viii be ready icr delivery IN fow
SECOND DESPATCH.
Especial Despatch 10 the.Chicayo Tribune.]
IyD1AxAro11s- August 2.
The meeting tonight was held In Masonic lsll.
Which was Packed faa ot poqPls men Jams
snued 10 !naana Is iend II, ad q IL ciceoa M Of
The Uuion State and county tickets. He had sup
gs6ed toz Aadis" 'ss
abandon thim, or else atlliate With nnpafd2asa
Inc Corpe1heads He, therefore, threw thsm OF.
| and placed Himself sqnarcly on .he platform Of
| the uliou patty. Lie denounced The genoeratie
asesred t:s assassInation Of President Lincoln 70
orators dc said the rebellion was not over, and
eased e an e ssaa dr. to aay
ro,ls and confirm By ihei- votes, the results Of
| The &ri1mphs of thcsr aT1ns. ~
Judge hughes. was introduced by Governor Nor
IL Us eisaal for sapause vsish Listed ssvesal min
& Els peculiarly M % happy ssie, ~ now % sontassiag the
sndlcnce with laughter, and then hnshtng al mo
silepce and touching cycrY heart With tender pa.
u a
ths e johnson johnson ii il isss, Wien hc sad1essaee
, 1866-08-25

post News Railroad Company hare been elected:
W5nne,- b. G. Fant,- Robert Saunders, Jsmcs
Lyone, E G. nauIin, t. R. Mason. Jhmss Owens.
Of thc line Of the roal il rapidly progressing.
The continued drought In ihls nclghborhood
threatens The destruction Of the corn csop Tho
wheat crop, which Is very small, looks we'll,
, 1866-08-25
FROM MADISON.
E,tfrcFxi1y .3xnstcry-T1in fsreAIstcnf Will
not Visit Ic:atfss0E-Tlac johnson Kaf-
ftlcGtlon Meeting Fallen Through.

lspce;al Despa,ehto the Chicago Tdbunc.l
2lAn1saS, Wis, August II.
The University regents, aft:r considerable Li=-
cussion Of the question involving the retention at
the present hcnl.y+ referred the whole eubcc. to
& committee consisting Of cx-Governor Solomon,
Colonel N1casinn, Superintendent ruh1lc Instruc.
ton, Colonel Faltows and General Hamilton. 10
consult with President Cbadhouync, mud report 10
tutsrc meeting: Of the Heard The University is
TO open the fall term on the 1ath of ssptcmtst.
ip".snt % nie S nsinsss, VT and IL he % sonSa s1ase i;i
pf lnreicn nl;.lr-, viii compel The President 10
fhot:c'i his .ous, ard not be able to com. here As
exr ected. Eore ia held ont thai Seward will
eoc. and lEat Randall will 's In tIle stats seycsal
t:acs 10 M1ke speeches In defence ut his course.
t:rcat preparations are 1EaNfug for tho Turner'S
festival Ectc 1Icxt wrck.
The meeting for ratification Of the proceedings
u !hc lhf.:de1plta con:cniion seems to have
StIl.st, fI,r1rph
, 1866-08-25
FROM MEXICO.

French Troops l.eayin@-An Imperial
EIyfeIpu Joins the LI1eruls-Slere Of
WazatJon.
New YoxK, August si.-Thc H.1rfds Vera
CEr1 Correspondence Of The 18th. saTs some three
hundred French troops sailed for France that dsy.
When Tamrico IVES captured all Of Messiah's
dtvieion, which sent 10 reinforce tho garrison,
tn1ced over to the Liberals IN q body on the sur
lender. 4 general removal of Mexican officials Is
The Police Department Il also being re-orSanke ID
Adxa,an WAS still he:ce1y besieGGed by the LIB.
c1als or the it'll Of July. The Ibern1s were very
inderIsiye lighting cor;iaue throughout shs sonn.
trr.
, 1866-08-25

Lnrxe Hnul Of Counterfeit Moncy-Del-
c.utcs to the Southern Union Convcn"
t5or,-Er1tErnti0n ItcEn.

Especial Dc*patch 10 the Chicago T.ibune.1
SrnlEGf1E1p, ILL.,. August ea-
Tescr Mccartney, alias " Wilson, aud Levi
Mccartney, c'sds John Douglas, were arrested at
Ma,,oou yesterday by John F. Rittcnhou.c.D Deputy
United S:ascs Marshal of Chanrain city, They Tc:e
brought tn this city today and lodged In jail. In
the possession Of The accEsed was forpd ahont
ffly thousand dollars In United Sta:ss Ttraeury
noict, Of tho denominations OF ten, twenty, alty
and o'e hundssd dollars. lot Of bogus pss;d saI 81.
officers also found In 4 wsrehonec al Mattoon 4
la,Ec press, boxed up, used By the party e:
hciorc 4 magistrate to-day, hnt the cxauIua1top
was po.:ponel min tl,c ~ day Of September, and
io1 lhe want Of <1o,o ball each, they were re-
msnded 10 ;sfl.
il te contemplated by the State Union Central
Committee 10 kSnd representative, one from eaen
Congressional District, md three foSa the state o
1a1ge, 10 the Southern Union Convention at Pills
dclphl1.
Jhe sanganoa County Cn'ou Contention viii
, 1866-08-25
FsT.a641TE2-.

WHITE WINTER wHEAT FLOUR. yFRY CHOICE.
EXTRA FAMILY AND BAKERS FLOUR
BRAN. SHOIsTs. M1pDLlSGs-
Delivered In any payt Of the city,
u OzIeTs ftom Lake Superior and the lumber com.
uy, - heretofore, Will Eecelve prompt attention.
oRIEN tai MILLS.
Nos. md aIudieon-st.
rf.t NfiIT11X Il CO
, 1866-08-25

Deat1a Of Judge Dewey, OF mass.
Bos7os, August et.-Juhse Dewey. Of the su-
ptsme Court Of Massachusetts, died on Wcdnes-
dag, At northampton, uge1 .eycnty-th1ec ye11s.
, 1866-08-25
FROM WASHING ON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
Advice to Applicants for
Extra Deuutics.
OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE IN
RELATION 10 TaB. NEW
ORLEANS RIOTS.
Item Of Interest 10 Con.
tributors to the Paris
Exposition.
Wholesale Removal Of Radical
Western Office Holders
Soon to take Place.
Effect Of the Johusonian Doc
t1ine on the Virginia
Rebels.
The CONFEDERATE FLAG DIS.
PLAYED III cvlPEPfEa
COUNTY.
| FROM EUROPE.
Details CT the Treaty Betwecn
Prussia and Tie Smaller
German Powers.
lyAP0LE0N Will CEDR VENEE-
| TIA TO ITALY.
Austria to Allow EEungary
q Separate Legislative
| Eoay.
Ex-GoveEnor Eyre. Of Jamaica,
| Feted in London,
Further Details Of The Christian
Revolt in Gambia.
NaP0LE0N'S REFUSAL GF The
KsEXIG!lN EMPRESS
4 DEMANDS,
Grand Mass Meeting Of South
crn and Northern Union
1 ISIS to be held in
Philadelphia.
LARGE REPUBLICAN GATHERINGS
1T GALESBURG AND M
D1ANAPQLiS.
ii FROM WASHINGTON.
, 1866-08-25
14.ATlSxx.

News OF t1lc Signing Of f1ac Treaty Of
Peace Hourly x:xpected-T5aeE E'rns-Ian
Chambers have Totcd u Cou;<ratllu-
tory Address TO thc King.
loxDoS, August st-Noon.-1he scys that q
treaty Of peace between rnssfa, Austria. Italy and
Bavaria has been signed at Prague, Is hourly cx-
pcctcd.
PnAeuE, Friday, August e4-a. r.-The most
perfect concord exists among the pleuipotentiarics
assembled here. and treaty Of rcac:. thaueh not
eieIed, may be regarded az accomplished.
PnAcuE, August -. c. m.-Thc p1ussian troops
arc sapidly retltiag from Bohemia. Sixthousand
remain al Iraguc As garrison until tho treaty Of
pcaec about being signed IL CARRIED into effect.
BI1ItS. Angus. st-rhc Trussian Chamber Of
Deputies has yotcd consshtulatoFy address to
There were TWENTY-FIVE negative votes.
, 1866-08-25

NKW UELXlS5, Ahg1St u.
co1To5-su1cr. Sales Of ~ bales low nlaclins at
l,;.9 bairs, Annst 1868 bales last ~cek+ Exporta,
3,li6 bats, Stock On hapd, III. .i3 bales.
, 1866-08-25

VIC have now ready for tho market SOC. CANE
MILLS all sizes, Manufactured With great ca{e% after
eight yenrs' experience. Great inducements ored
The trade. An 31ls warrantea Ascnt. wanted. Send
for circular. J. 2. FROST d. CO.,
bfs..Cet Galc4buFe. III.
, 1866-08-25

Fla. and round hooo Flour 1Ea.relE, Pork Barrels An1
Lard 11erce*, all made from tek6aco ttoex and var
rAuted; Flour Barrel StaTts Hoops and Healing. for
eaIe- Address NSo2 q LAMBERT,
n9tkrft H5nsa NtchIean
, 1866-08-25

smoothcs face, In rom four to korcn weeks. Fos sale
b. pzuEEists In Chieago Send stamp f3r c:cnlas and
Testimonials. Address STEVENS, VAN DYkE CO,
= Il T3nr ii = f-hIrarn m niqp
, 1866-08-25

RAGs RAGs RASs RAGs> RAGS BtGs RAGs Rss BAGs
kind ot Eoots. lst ,h:M wTate h .mau. q expsesa
uiIf-prt A. L. STlMSi}N Chtca-u
, 1866-08-25

To the Stockholders of'hc H. Cal. Silver 3lnla. Co.:
EENIs AM Instructed by the D7arl OF Directors Of
;ne g. 70 notify yoa ta?t at meeting of the
Lizard tld ns their oIltt TIE 1l.iy gust l
IN motion Ct Mr. Lane the following resolution was
adopted:
aEs0LvErA Tint an assessment of Ten Dollars re+
thaEe pf and ts same IS hrsrby 2te. ppn fc capital
Company. JuiIN MASON Ll113tlS
C13J E1>-rrt1-w
, 1866-08-25
HOUSE
New and Beautiful
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In every latest s,y1e Ladies' Diamond md Ensmetled
Watches. ChaiEz. lrarl Sets Diamond Goods; Solid
Silver Ten and Table War;, rlzted Ware, GOLD PENS,
spectaeles FTeneh Cocks Canes de- NC, JUST receiScI
from fts ltopor.atlcn8 and Eastern manActorcs, at
ths EAGLE JEWEL1if STORE corner OF Clark ana
3i1dtfuu6ts.
Hs43 b. F. TD1S1Ns