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The weekly union record., 1866-02-24
LAND FOR SALE!
10000 Acres

Fine Farming, Pasture and Timber Land.
COMPRISING A PORTION OF THE "BOGA
u Grant, lying on the West bank Of the Feath-
er River in Sutter and Butte Counties. Begin
ming seven miles above Yuba City and running up
to within four miles of Hamilton. This Grant will
be sold in subdivisions to suit purchasers, and
conprises some of the best bottom land on the nv
er. making desirable homesteads for farmers.
Title q. S. Patent. Address.
FRANK 3. LARKIN,
n7n Orcville.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-24

WASHIyGTON's BIRTH DAY.-1his day was
celebrated in an appropriate manner. The Gro
vile Guard assembled in their Armory, at 10
o'clock, under the command of their newly
elected Captain, A. G.. Simpson, marched
down Montgomery ST., to the parade ground,
opposite to the residence of Mr.. c. F. Lott,
where committee was appointed to wait on
Maj. H. B. Hunt, and request him to take
command Of the company. during the exercise
on the ground. Maj. Hunt complied with
the request. and put the company through the
skirmish and bayonet drill, which was highly
instructive to the company, after which the
company marched to their Armory, where
they sat down to fine lunch. The table was
presided over BY Maj. Hunt. After doing am
pie justice to the eatables, appropriate toasts
we're drank, and the company broke ranks. The
ball in the evening was well attended, and q
complete success, eighty couples being present
and the dancing was kept up until o'clock,
when they retired, all highly satisfied. The
supper, as usual, when gotten up BY Billy Hop
kus, was splendid affair. The dining room
under the supervision Of Harry Thompson,
was handsomely decorated. Harry can justly
pride himself with having the handsomest
dining room ever opened TO the public 10
Oroville. Opposite to the entrance was
placed large star. made out Of fir boughs, with
the name of Nv ashington," over it, in circle
form, in the centre Of the star were placed
Feb 3d." on the right, the figures 1892"
On the left, "l775;" at the bottom, "1S66."
On former occasions, Harry has outdone every
body else, in the way of decorating bis room,
but on this occasion he ouidone himself.
The weekly union record., 1866-02-24

II. T. DowNER, o. S.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
Brick S! Bricks!

T HAVE 200, 900 excellent brick for sale.
| at the Energy Brick Yard-and will contract
any quantity which may be wanted. Please
give me call.
VIM. ATKINSON.
Rock Island, Oct. 10, dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24

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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
JOHN STAFFORD, Proprietor.

Corner Jefferson and Illinois streets.
Rock Island.
INHIS HOUSE is located opposite the
L Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot. 1t Is the largest Hotel in the
city, and it's proprietor will spare no pains to
please those who favor him with a call.
A good Hall, suitable tor first class Concerts
Dances, Theatrical Performance, &C., Sc, is con-
nected with this house.
ER- Baggage and passengers conveyed to and
from the house free of charge.
good Barber,s Shop, and first class SalooI
and Billiard Tables connected with the house.
JOHN F. STAFFORD, Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
Chicago l. Rock Island Rail Road.
Ill l - u - sIaz

On and after Sunday, December 3lst, 1865,
and until further notice, trans will leave Rock
Island Depot as follows:
Day Express and Mail train at sos m, arriving
In Chicago at 4.30
Rock Island freight tram at 9:l5a IN. arriving
Chicago az 90 m.
Express Freight train, at 5.45 p. a., arriving in
Chicago at $50 a.
Night hxpress ato.IJ m., arriving in Chicago
at 800 a. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE THE EAST:
Night Express at $50 m., leaving Chicago at
l2.o0 P. M.
Express Freight train, at 100 a. m, leaving
Chicago at $3.50 ..
Rock Island Freight at $50 p. m, leaving Chicago
100 p. m.
Day Express and Mail at 5.30p. m, leaving Chi
cago at 800
All trains over this road are direct come ION
at Chicago with trains the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSale with trains of the Illinois Cen
tral Road, North to Galena and South to st. Lou
10, and Cairo.
Passengers reminded of the necessity ofgiv-
ingdistinct directions to the destination of their
baggage ALSO to procure tickets before taking their
seats in the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only stations the line of the Chicago md Rock
Island Railroad.
G.. II. BEARDsLEY, Asst Gen'i Sup't.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-24
FHOM As j. BUF ORD,
PROPRIETOR THE
Rock Island Foundry l. Machine Shop

EEPS constantly on hand and makes tc
II order, Steam Engines, Boilers, Water
Wheels, Mill Irons of all descriptions, Store
tronts and all other articles made of EAST iron.-
Particular attention given to the manufacture OF
Boiler and Sheet-fron Work, as well as Black
smithing and Steamboat work. Also, dealer in
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc,
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWelded Pipes, OF ali
sizes, Brass Cups, Globes, and all articles usu-
ally found at FIRST class foundry and machine
shop
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

So Flour a@s: 80 ,sssl q g, Spring EI.,.
W '%etS r SS Sa :5 sIn "a & oas mo- a1
site eI Nc snd 57e Tor No o;. .dysness 70 ssh. a.
nos. entirely poHi9. y:sa s,s, II'iss gris. E'S,g
q oi ba. c. 2Oo Hoe. ship%en,' .Gds q % Dbl. Flour
o,s, Me- CIV. a. lie Ssess Of ioais
Wheat dsnrd ssO closing qais, Corr a. &C. o;. declined
bu.h Corn tso bush oat' shiPmeo''-2 bib. Flour $50"
ST. Lows Nov continue. DOH and unsettled and lover
super ss oa 80 iS EStrs 81 5sa 80 20 Doaes Eis
a. Prime Fs 81 81 6s Choice ~ 700 81 Is Corn 2dJ
Ts, 3s nssa w .Sa f% Ss fo1s aen,G 81 Bacon
qui-t shoulders so Rib sides, l4ie Clear Sides lee WHISKY
AIsisI Nov 1oFIoar and whea, DOH Corn 81 81 ~ for
g, Wh; o. Ey DO a. Co..; NJ. r. o DO I'D. o.
rye bush Corn, 1900 bu'h Oats aJ bush Feed loo
tuns ~ M, - 10. i.,v.,.
o,hs '4sS.. "scb.Hs.d .s. Of White Mchssn 81 so "a
ABB, a. . S'a ss No. sr Nina o.. s,
% & Lsts Fright. snn' s 90 Corn % .ss 600
s :: r. M ia s 90 SS. I . % a'G %":s SI
no@na cG;s nd sale; senssd TO ,n@ boz; Bar
r. higher Gsa to Ns~YorE co.. &C.,
p rSs. ii eer s"a ny: R a.y
sbi. -four a SO Su. wGs. bush Corn $500 ba;h Barry
BrulLo Nov 2oFour qnis, sales Of 90 bbI' =, 81 80 for
w5. Rwb.Efhrel bSsiIosd Of y 90 bush sold
aS5 Sa,s : closing d-r 'sr cable
os'ss, o. go eu:h Chie's3 At t safey qe' s %
n.r5 lSsist WHISKY. "a "a Canal FisIgh,. ann 10 New
Flour a va bush wheat Corn 1880 bush Peas Canal
bush. Wheat. 1880 bush Corn
in so bush bush Barley 300 bush Rye Receipts at
Chicago Toledo for the week ending Nov
l5lt bb Flour 0556l3 bush Wheat cor 9A bush Corr J
bu,h Data lOl 10 bush. harley. si.206 bush Rye
Wheat dull Red IS Corn steady sales New 10
Oats hesvy 37d5Jc Seeds STEADY Provision, oo snd
inactive Lard idi Sugar dull snl tending downward Cohre
du and nominal
AuausTA Nov closed with upward iendsncy sales
Of 100 bales strict Miidins At 3ec. -. -
SAylSSIH Nov. 20 Cotton unchsng sd: Midding BE-
CHlHLEsroS Nov 2Coon tim sales OF 40 bales Mddlns at
NTvORLEASs Nov 20-Coon unchanged; sales go bss Low
ddinss Receipts for four days l2yo bsl,, aRan't
il00 Experts, bilss Frrigh duh snd Exchange
unchanged.
WugrSeros c. Nov 10-Cruds T1rpentins IS 03 for Nir
gin yellow Dip. aud - 5li for Hard spirits Ihpeun- gN
- T3d So Common f3 NO. ? Ss W % Tor NO
l. snd 90 50 ior Pale. Cotton 29i aaOi fr Middlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 81 1866

Of the art For this Of the firm visited Europe several
times The best foreign and American machinery secured
Some Of tbs machinery very costly for instance some Of
the rolling machines introduced weigh 20 uns Ten OF the
stamps used have hammers weighing FROM and half
t. two tun each Aer two years Of preparation the electro
plating marks finished and in 1865 the plated ware
put upon The market. The expectations OF the
Company were fully realized. They were successful
in their new enterprise, and today the slverPlated
OF manufacturing company the world stands higher
than does theirs No, only will the dealers OF New York
where they have long had saeroomatte this but dealers
throughout the country The company now occupy three large
buildings In the manufacture OF their goods In these buildings
more than square feet OF flooring -Four hundred aud
thirty hands employed in the various processes-by far the
largest number engagedin any silver establishment In the
country They have fine collection OF works OF an from
Rome Paris and other foreign schools well as from our own
artists They have also Gne Photographic gallery for the use
NJ their artists. H..
The company have shops in which done oil the designing
modelling pattern making chasing casting rolling etc. also
carpenters shops and shops where tools manufactured and
repaired and where gas and steam pipes made The CAPT
tai Of the company is over $4,000.
That the GOrham Manufacturing Company has done much
business prosperity Of the country needs proof and
they have done much for the art features Of the business to
which they have devoted themselves needs only their attesa
ton that their wares have been used models By many En
clish manufacturers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21

Of mar driving hard bargain TIL, al wrong And ys
gre surprised that 90 experienced director a. MI Morgan
did not insist upon that defect being rsmedied.
Tie Cecilia Choir u composed Of boys and meme voices
alone and great credit Is due Dr II Cutler for their
admirable training Both IN and In chorus they displayed
truth Of information promPude as regards time clean
and crisp execution and clear eluneaion but rarely found IN
large Of Young voices The choses were admirably
the points taken with trnne and with prompt
ude aud the general effect was very satisfactory Inc color
Toedt GTapSin ana Knowlc.-sang gracefully and fueny
Their voices arc fresh and beautiful and their efforts were
received with cordial and hearty applause OF the chouscs
the two which made tn, grsstes eject Round About
These were performed spriedy and and and IN exeesSt
Morgan did his work well He kept his singers wen TO their
work never allowing them 70 flag for an instant
his conception OF the capabilities Of the part very weak sam
indeed His enuncaon excellent but OF the grandeur
sdo$ 9s e S he Eclipse SS nO sum
Moon than which there no more powerful picture OF hope
was totally ineffective It's power was not eomprehended by
the artist.
Mr. j. r. Thomas sang smoothly and pleasantly but be- too
Frost being pronounce the language made sad
havoc Of his part He has fine bass but IT hoayy and
in execution quite unmanageabe aud the rapid air
Presuming Love and the notes nbled out one
the other that the hearers could hardly refrain from
laughing Mr. Frost was placed at disadvantage and we
Notwithstanding the authority of the programme that Sam
so nearly equals in excellence Messiah Handel
did not know which the better Of the two We think
very weak work The recves In invention though
much dramatic than they seemed IN the performance last
night the ara with two three exceptions lack the strong
character Of Handel and the chouscs by
ceved In that gigantic form which has placed Handles name
towering above all others a choral writer.
The combination accompaniment OF piano ores with
the organ unfortunate The instruments in way
Gsmae The quick speaking piano leaves the slow speaking
organ when conastcd always Alleging and the effect any
thing but pleasant artistic The piano parts cxceeny
well ayed by Mesrs Glider and Colby. DR. Cutler though
fully competent the organ the cathedral style Of music
acks both uency and variety and orchestral conception in
accompanying a work like samson.
very large audience attendance and expert
mental performance Of mixed boys and mems voices II
positive 1t will be given Tuesday night at Stein
WAYS Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

GOV. woRTTs MEsSAGE-ELEcTlON OF STATE
PRINTER
FKLEeRAfH
, RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 20.-Gov. Worh's message was
sent to the Legislature to-day. After discussing purely
local affairs and the hopeful aspect be then declares that
Nav and order exist OF al points The civil authorities
give adequate punishment TO all offenders; justice IS
eted out to all colOrs. He opposes negro suffrage and
the Howard amendment and recommends the Northern
States 70 encourage the diffusion Of freedmen
40 their midst He says everything seems 70
luyite immigration TO the dominant States, but the most
f thom poor to pay The expenses Of moving The
bouly may be overcome by dvertng the appropriation
10 sustain the Freedmans Bureau 70 doTaying the ex
lpsnses Of those who may choose TO move Each one
chooses the State Territory 10 which be would 90.
Yhen left free and aided they may 60 where they may
Blink their condition will be beercd and ground will DO
left for further sectional strife. As to their Government
Bhe military and civil authorities harmonious The
balance Of the Message is devoted TO the suppression OF
brine and psupeJism; taking the poor; apprcn
Rong negro ehidren the election Of United States Sen
Rior; the Military Academy, and the like.
w Z Pell has been reelected State Printer Of both
branches Of the Assembly by large majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
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EMIGRATION TO Brazil.

Editor T.
SIR: Some 400 Irishmen and Germans. the latter
part just arrived in this port leave this port
the ed inst for Brazil in the American mail steamer 1t
appears that very large number men, any than
900 had presented themselves during the Of last week
at recently established Brazilian Emigration Agency in
broadway close the Brazilian Consulate Of
advertisements and handb issued by that agency and holding
passage and homestead in land to all such would
choose accept the boon The motive Of such offer alleged IN
the handbi the sympathy which the Brazilian Gov
however that the great nuence of osPnns for free
age other that lay deeper has disposed the said
agency TO raise its demands-for IL levied s.
In cash from each Of those who earnestly wished to go by the
steamer and besides took from each Of them bond for $50 In
ducng them sign such bond by expressly declaring that there
enforced Similar transactions have been praeticed by
brazilian emigration agents in Germany, and pro
duced the disastrous results, ending in the
complete cessation Of all emigration from Germany
70 Brazil which used to be very considerable Those fully
quaned with these transactions Of opinion that the bonds
Of recruitment for the BRAZILIAN army which
been terribly dcclmaed Of late by illness and defeat and
be reinforced by CONSUMPTION after the drain
the country has already suffered At any rate. this very
dubious operation requires very yachu eye the part
OF this Government because there IL also q number Of
Others going who have been called together by the public
promise Of free passage entitled Ia protection Consider
ing that among these who have been picked many
Young and strong and that Of them day
laborcr. could his sl 20 half dozen
railroads that buildngwhie carpenters, masons,
Sit surely thing 10 them leave this country
doubtful invitation for land where white labor not
because Of the sDebundance OF slave labor and
Where II Is consequently ilpaid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
DIED.


DEERsAt Eorwss Conn Monday, NoveHbels Jane widow
OF l'aae BEER, eyed o years ~, ~. ,,,.,,, ,.,,,., =,
her late residence "Wednesday the 2' inst at o'clock p m
cARPESTER RED Bani Second day the i9h Inst Of con
III, and friends q the family are e,gsu.y invited TO
No RyipsOn It, NJ ~ on FIN day morning tho I'D inst"
~ oeOci.
EARLEIn thi. oy Tns.d.y Nov 20 1909 after short lne"
Harriet C. George w. Earle. IA the EIth o. her age
H Fsa Gs is sa u a' 70 me- from 81
Chapel. cor. Prince snd rhompson-,I
EvANs-on Tuesday Nov. 30 E'wih Evans formerly Of Ports
III. u d. s9Iy l..t.y invited :.
p a. from Is, ate rs,dsnes No ZIG Ws. Tbr,Jfour,h't
io ~ H e Ion EOeSeis Gay 10 the sstS year
HARTsHORSE0n Monday Nov. IS at NoIfoil Va sy,,.na'
HsshOns eyed ., Jsa Dsdaia Allen VIE Of sy''n0' h''
KERR-n Harlem Monday lust, John Kerr native Of
Sa. sIPo services S'sa n. 'N fs, y.i.
y coeS M The T.siyss and friend. smJ are re-
ese, invite .1S slho, u5'h ed P1i Harlem Division No.
p M to proceed body attend n, shove funeral
LOCKwOOD-On Monday November 49, sbbegs A.
Of Edmond 5. and Mary Ann Lochwood sssd S''i''
Tn. i.s1s, and friend. ns invited attend The funeral ron hs1
Iedsnce sIy'eeond between sssIsa ,aen 10 Grs.awich
co s1.' for iat.rhea :" on TN li:SS . N.
'S II; SS oi S.:l.S a' vie Ii.Ss P.
son OfN.~ Yors, in tn, Ola. year Ofhu age
TOrontO tCsnsds) papers please copy 80, -. sh
EsSsth .ny child Charles L. and Elizabeth D. k''h00rh'
y:sH. o. Ri. Wednesday, Afternoon y 'el'cs fro" franklin
ave- Of Putnam.
RoOKERAi Es Morch. Long Island u Sh 80 \;
sTANBURY-on Monday ersnins. Nov ~. La'''' "'1'"
sts Dsn S.shbury In glsi OF her Ase s..h .nA
Her aiiye and fehds and those q her sou II
nsw Capt John willard tdsossi,d ~. fsrs,s an
Blodssli John Wheeler 70 W -
Thufsdsy ssrnoon a. 3oeloeh, nom h ~ .,,s al he
Fat T~sa seventh wlthoa, fai5sr notice. HnS.ss
taken family y.ult 81 Lnkss Chnfehy IN ny ian.
VAN DEUSEN-At Kingston. ~ ~ on ott"nA's-''''' " -
wife Of Jacob d. Van Deusen. aged ~ yss
VARIANOn Sunday ls,h inst a. Mo'hol ,sd Vs,sn Ia ts
jacob youngest Maria and tie late IushHo 'A" - Wv
2lh year Of his , - t..,,.d "a .t.nd M,
The friends and relatives Of the family NJ Ss Wsst Tusuty.
funeral, from the residence Of :. W. Lewis 10 - Wv '
seventh st.. on Wednesday, 2s inst, al y eIoS- " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-21
a. Meeans % .he Union HepuslIpan esner,l Com.

a. q the Be- SsH Esr Gs%
ing Nv the following call for Pm:y election ws idSe'ss
b. Ina t. TOE D ss VP99 a
tng on THURSDAY EVENING Nov. a. 1886 aud elecU ballot
cy Convention The number q dsles.. from
the various Asaemby District, the said Districts heye Representa-
sS N TIE General Committee to nomins candidate Tor Con
councimsnie Convention In each Senatorial District 20 consist
ss . aS% Of Ssiesa,ss from shs ysoa, %
ss IN the General Committee to nominate i've
An Adsnanic Convention Adsmsnic Di,,s. dsAsstd
M, 20 20 eSn 81 one delegate rom each W.
School Convention District consist delegate Tor
each Ee9n District IL ssa School District to nonnsts candidate
Convention In each Ward to eonss. Of one DELEGATE for
each Election District in The Ward TO nominate candidate Tor
The shs Hssdauarers No 600 Broadway
on ss hgESN0 NOV 70 1905 At oel1eT pp.v rvrN
ING EOyeaber "a 1896 At O'clock a. the following places;
THIRD DITnIcr-Fth Ward Hotel
saTpsra ai Hal No. III 10
I ETa D1.T5sTSS r. asis and EA.,
TaInTEEsrE DISTRICT rs s and Forty so''nth-'
sGrHsTEns4% E: Harlem
G ss 81 @ % VII &. %ss orn IN
Fern 1SafT sp No. 70 Abu.n
si1rH DisraIoF-BOwery Hotel
sIsn THH b,srRiSTr6nsisdsn Hotel Trdave
N9 g 'SSs sos T az ais Se &
Fmsf DlsrRIcr-Fiah Ward Hotel
THIRD DIsiacT-LsSsnOa Hal. No. 10 iSinSdOasquss
FOURTH DIsrICT-No. IL Avenue u.
FUrH DIsTRor-Clinton Hall, Room No g.
DrRcr-EyeTett Broadway and Thirty fourth at
SEVENTH DIsrRIcr- Broadway and Forty seventh q.
The Ward win meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING"
Nov. e. 1866 ate CLOCK at the following places
FIRST WARD-No Wbitehehst
SEcoSD WARD-No. l32 Nibam-st
THIRD WARD-No 26 0rrenwichst-
FOURTH WARD-No. 228 HIlAm-St
FIFTH WARD-Fith Ward Hotel
SIXTH WARD-ko. "a DuGnes.
SEvHsTH WARD-Ao 21t MOnroost.
EIGHTH WARD-NO. lB5 SpTngst
NINTH WARD-Lebanon Hall, No. 10 Abingdon guaEs'
THsTH WARD-No 2T4 Grand-st.
ELEVENTH WARD-No. "a Avenue ID.
TWELFTH WLRD-Metropolsn Hell. MsDhaitanyie
THIRTEEETH WARDO Shsughnessey Hotel, tut ana ooomes
EQUIPMENTS WARD-No. 3T5 BroonesL
FIFTEEErH WARD-Clinton Hal.
SIXTEENTH WARD-No i6l Eishtave
SEVENTEENTH WARD-BoweFy Hotel
EIaHTEzNrH NARD-Demil Dhpenssry
HINErEEsTH WARD-Ding,dien's.
TWENTIETH WARD-LncOln Hall.
TwKxrYYIRsr WARD-No. l3I East Foriethst
TWENTTsEcoED WaRp-Broadway Forty
The President OF each Association In his absence te proper
officer thereof shall appoint three Inspectors whose duty shl %
receive and the and report The 20 Use AsoeisSn
shall the credentials Of the Delegates 80 eleclsd
published The Tribune for Of least two days previous to said cleo
ion.
The Polls, In all csses to be open from to ocloek
Wn psvsxosD' }secretares