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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-27
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We think iG will be admitted by all candid
and correctly informed men that the proceed
iugs Of the last congressional caucus, hrst
and second meeting, were dIsgraeetui aud IN
famous. The spirit of violence and detfac-
ton exhibited were only worthy the most
desperate and unscrnpulou= demagogues and
rioters and exhibits the true character OF the
men who have kept the country IN state OF
agitation and sectional enmity for the past
seven months and now the emily obstacle
to It's peace, unity and prosperity. 81 ia
gravity offensive il the conduct or the radical
congressman that their own partisan journals
shrink from an attempt to defend or excuse
it. aud acknowledge that their oHsnse is too
rank to admit of apology. In another column
will be found the remarks OF the New YORK
Eceainq Post The New York San says the
language used by fbe radicals IS unlustihaole
and disre putabe, aud that it's authors know
| that there is NO truth in the repeated deciar-
| alton that the president is traitor to his
| country. The New York Times says: The
proceedings of the congregational caucus are
revealed And what revelation In
| spirit and language one can almost imagine
| himself reading chapter Ia French history.
| The confederate couspirG.ors In Canada
| when arranging for the assassination OF Lin
| ooln, Seward, johnson and Stanton, need not
| have been more bitter or denuneiatory.-
Their hatred of President johnson, though
| deadly, was not more violently expressed
| There is this marked difference, however,
| The confederates had reasons for hating An
drew johnson. He had nobly and boldly re-
sisted secession and rebellion. He had stood
| firmly by the government. the constitution
| and the Union. The warfare of congress up
| on the president is unfounded and wanton.-
It's leaders conspired against him in advance
of any sction justifying or excuslng it. Their
first step, in caucus, when the session opened
| was to create hostile COMMITTEE of fifteen,
by which political legislation was shaped and
controlled" /. is to resist the madness of
these radical conspirstors that q national con-
vention hos been summoned. and upon the
fearless, patriotic and energetic action of that
convention will depend the rescue of the
country from the hands of those desperate
| men who threaten it's lite.-Boston Post.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-27
THE ROCK ISLAND ICE co.

A RE prepared to deliver Ice in any part of
n the city. All orders lett at Messrs. Updike
& Co.'s boat store will be promptly attended to.
apll9dtf. A. II. LAMBERT, Agent.
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H, C. CONNOLLY,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

NOTARY PUBLIC,
ROCK ISLAND, ILL,
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted 20
him. Military claims of every description ad-
iusted.
Office over Post ofics. Rsfer TO FIRST
National Bank and Mitchell Lynds, banks"'
Rock Island, Ill.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-27

The following suggestive paragraphs are from
the editorial columns of the New York Times
whose editor is . republican representative in
congress- g, b.
Progress, with the abolition leaders means. first
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-27
ICE CREAM SALOON.

| rEHE subscribr is prepared to furnish the
| | very best ice cream, by the plate, at his sa-
| loon, for parties, PFC MICS, private families,
| &C., &C., on short notice. JOHN Aston.
| le2dtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-27
TO BUILDERS.

TIE School Directors of District No. 2,
1 Black Hawk township, will receive propos-
ais tor the building OF a School House in said dis
trlct. Plans and specifications to be seen at the
store OF K. III. Smyih, Rock Island. Proposals
will be received until noon OF Saturday, the 2Sth
inst, alter which a contractor will be declared.
JOHN X. CoRKER. for the Board.
Rock Island July 25, d3t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-27
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CON
VENTION--4TH DISTRICT.

The democracy OF the several counties of the
Attn Congressional District, together with all con-
servative citizens who in favor of supporting
President Johnson in his policy OF the restoration
of the states to their righrful and constitutional
relations to the federal government, and who are
in favor of allowing 20 all duly qualified citizens
OF the United States the rights secured to them
by the constitution and all who are opposed 10
the present radical and revolutionary policy OF
congress BY which the reunion of the states and
the people thereof is made i'm possible, are re-
uuested TO send delegates TO convention to be
held at Monmouth, on FRIDAY, THE Path DAY
OF AUGUST NEXT, at O'Clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for congress
for said district.
Each county will be entitled to one delegate
for every 100 votes cast for Mcclellan, and also
an additional delegate for a fraction OF 90 votes
or over, as follows:
Adams, As Hancock, ~
Warren, II Henderson,
Mercer, IL Rock Island, 10
(yasancy.) Adams County
M. M MORRILL,, Hancock
PATTERSON Henderson &c
AH SWAIN Warren !"
]. A. ]. BIRDSALL, Mercer +"
JOHN DICKSON, Rock Island"
Congressional Committee.
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All papers in this state who are favorable 10
the proposed convention, are requested to pub
lish this call.
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Chairman Democratic State Committee.

NorE-Rock Island county is entitled to del
egates; Mercer 4, Henry 5.
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CARD.

,iNHE Rock Island Brass ana String Band,
under the directions Of Prof: r. Riemann, 10
now prepared to furnish music for Balls, PARTIES
Excursions, Pic Mics, SC, and "oule respectfully
solicit q sh.re of pablo patronage.
n,J.,. left a, Devoe & Champions or the Her
M nm House will meet with prompt attention.
7. RIEMANN, Leader.
p..,5.,ee-Corner of Otter and Orleans Stress.
Mr.. Prof. Riemann is prepared 10 give les
con. on the Violin, Guitar, and all wind instru-
Music carefully arranged for Bands.
FERNS Reasonable. july9dwtf.
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,.,,.. ,~YEf.r.-i - sjita:.hh Eu
- 4, ssa-tsi,t-..e -. Cean., fap<.
yo,rp INTEREST Is StBSEKVED
i}y Sust..ria: Your County Pspes
xouR INTEREST Is SUBSCRIBED
BY Sustaining Your County PaSss
yoIJR INTEREST is SUBSCRIBED ~
By Sustaining Your County Paper
xoUR INTEREST IS SUBSCRIBED lisl 80
n 6astajaing Yen Oeuaay PsDsa
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-27
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of Keen, Lawhead Co., has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The business of said firm will be settled by J. X.
Johnston. fhlL. EEn,
J.W.LAWHEAD,
MELVIN MCKAY.
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The.bu.in..s win DO continued by Keen & Nc.

Kay, s.. ass s,as :rsst =. sasl,, es..s r,sss b,
Particular attention given TO horse shoelng and
black smifhing generally. Having heretofore re-
csayed liberal portion OF public patronage We
would respe cifully soiicit its eontinnance.
PHIL KEEN, $500
.e. MELVIN MCKAY.
Rock Island, June 10, 1866, dtf.
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Pie Q SdDtnoiuuI gfet6t Der slap-
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b. tsa IlgietlsitHtkH enb g9e9kl III tsiieaiesa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02

The Mexican muddle," as it is called becomes
more turbid every day. The convention recently
concluded between Napoleon and Macmillan has, it
seems, made the Mexican bondholders sanguine, and
there has been sudden rise in the price Of their
bonds Either these bondholders have strong faith in
Maximian's ability TO hold his position in Mexico, or
they calculate upon renewed French, or rather Ma
poeonc, Intervention, in the event of the overthrow
Of the socaled Empire, and the consequent rcpudia
ton of debts contracted under the Imperial regime
regarded by a large party in Mexico as wicked
usurpatiOn. Let the Republic be restored in Mexico.
and this convention at once becomes to all ntents
and purposes, null and void What, in such case,
would the bondholders dol Look, Of course to the
French Government to protect their interests. And
how could that be done save by armed Intervention
Is this convention then. to pretext for per-
sisence in the Emperor NapoleOns policy with regard
to Mexicol The "muddle" gets thicker and thicker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-02
THE COTTON CROP.

Undoubtedly the growing Cotton has suffered
by the heavy rains Of the last month and by the
worm, that the eropwl not fully justify the reason
able antcipatons of midsummer; yet the croakers'
estimates of an aggregate of 100000 to 100000
bales are already to be absurd The latest est
mate from the planters point of view makes the crop
500 600 bales. We still believe it will be 100000
which, at present prices, will net the growers S24O,
OOO 900, and command in the worlds markets at least
$500, 100000.
Nor do we believe the price will be materially re-
duced save for a month or two because of rush to
realize early to meet pressing engagements. The
world is still cotton-hungry, and 1000 900 bales will
not satiate its appetite. We predict that Cotton will
be higher next April and May than throughout
November and December Of this year. because Of the
mortgages and acceptance5 to bo met by sales this
Autumn. Two Million bales is barely half o crop,
where a whole one is urgently needed. There is no
fear of glut for the next four or five years.