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gapitaI Gitn gnlineB Goneae.
Sffentltder 0erfduf.

Ger ttnterteihnete pirb an feiner WObnuna. I Oeile nSrbs
lid pom Giienbabn=9fpOt, reben gSm. u. @tu's gaulottsn
aelesen, an
8cnnrRas, BEN 1. Gcsemtsr, TN, 10 libr @crs
mitta8s,
tas ~fplstnee Gisentbam 6hsntlib ~uerteigern lafen. ndmlid:
8 9ferce. 1 siuen, 2 aabe, 2 Stinser. II S6ipsine. 1
einfpdnmiaru @daen, 1 speipiunisen @asen. I 8nsap.
9Hige. Gcaen aHb reridietene aderserstbe aud IL ader
3orn i'm Feiee.
Die 9ebirsunsen werhsn an, Sage ees 8erfaufs auf hem
Slate befannt senledt.
Daniel Our.
Den "a. TIT. SD bp 10
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Oft. 4. '6s.
Narnt zu p%erfQufen.

Ser itnterseitnete madt hermit Die anseiDe. tas CT feline
8arrn. f65 alder eanh nebif DISQUALIFICATION Die in smem 3u=
fannie iinp, untsr fsbr pp.tbelbaften Seein9unssn gum @erz
faufe anbietet. Die 8arm iie8t %unstfa9r 5 Dtsilsn morbid
ron Columbus an ter g9prtbinstJn Strase. Rauhebbaber
pollen fb an 2prsnso @naliib peer on ZEN unterseitneten
auf benz glase, um udbere @astunft wenesn
Sotm 9. Deatfer.
ssrt. 20. iut br u an,D
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Sinh cbne srpss anar,nsuns maiden. Gle saiht
niat unein isbr fhnsa, ~fcneern aud duBulf faubsr
uno unisre Sausfrauen mifisn itre 6rsuce baran
|babsn, bsnn lie fpart i6nsn bic anfrensenes slrtsit
NIB sinen Sbsil Der Birtbfaaft. bic gun, SarsSsn
Der Wl6nnsr, bis9sr nit nem WaiataSe petbunoen
mar. aBir r~erpsiisn Die 9sierinnm auf Die Ans
ssiss auf Ger srfsn Seite.
Ser Ute OfRrift. Rah ben pfHcieuen
Bsrihtsn fsnt fh bic Mebrbeit fir S9sI atarssr
In uniersm 3tiirift auf2l7t tsraus. Ra6febsno
ssbsn mir bic Stimmsn3ablsn, Die In DEN pier @cuns
ties fir Bic bsinen @cnsub @aneiratsa a6sssstsn
tpurbeu:
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Hemenes.

9onbpn, %. Oct. gahrt&ten BON Gambia
lassn, saB Die Sirfen mad pisrtGsissn fhteren
&dmpfsn BON DEN gbrftsn 5urifssfbIassn wOrben
inb.
Sn Baltimore berriht nod immer arose
Mulrs9uns. Gen. 8rccfs nit elmer ~tpeiteren Com.
paenis III fin bscrbert irrresn.
Sob 1471Ia.
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XoNes.M nseiae.

SIM tieffen ShmerBsefIbe erfilen pe trauriae Ifi6t,
.srsunten unt 9etannten ansu,eigsn. tab unSeren1 sinsiasn,
slisbten S6bnlein 6einri6 ariebrt6, am Oienitae,
ZEN t6. b. M. nm baIb 1 ltbr. mad einem 4tdaiaen srantenz
am Srpnp. i'm altcr bon IS Monaten une Is Saaen,
sr unerbittlide SOssssn8sl erf3ien, unb es in elm bsfsrss
}enieits abrief.
9ahruf.
Sb.ummre rubis. ianft unb title
.Sn eeinem enaen 3immuIein,
9u bes binmels Rreucrnfnue,
Stuff eein Sefu frhb cid Elm.
SID Sem 2tben faum erblIbef.
8lcibt hid ihpn hes Spbes s anb,
Defines @pties Qiete ,iebst
Old Jest in Elm heTrts Sanb
Die ttefbetrIbten gltern,
6sinrih uno @atbarina Gsbr.
Canton, Sbip, 19. Oft 1868.
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GboIera! GboleraI

sic fcr,nt! Mue {plten tarauf ~pprbereitet fe'n, fe abtu=
pebren, unit ,par ni6t olein burb bic 9efolSung PATHFINDER
Sstern,ann gum @ebrau6 bei Ter 5anp baben fDute. fobalb
Die aefirdtete 8ranfbeit ibre @rfheinuns madt. Die beiten
aerste fnb Der anF6t. tas bic meifsn @bolerafdue le1t ~
curtren -, menn Elm ~raRences O2ittel seitts aa8epanot wtre
Gin Splbes Mittel bieten mir benz Sublifum bar in 9r s.
s. Wiler's Magnetti d m tntperfal. alfa m
NIT tem rplaen @srtraueu auf fein. metieiuf@, @trffam'
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@erberet nebf IS Nder 9anD

~ Derfanfeu!
glters balber iehe ib mid peranlabt. neine in autent Gus
fans erbaltene e5erberei nebt IS ader porsa8liten 2ances
gum 0erfauf ansu 'ieten,
Ole @ebiulibfehten tefteben au, einent ssriumtigen 8uten
5rdme .90cbnbdus. noppn Der untere Stod aus Stein gebant
unc ale @trber,perffdtte benubt wiro, nebft Htnrenhaus. aro6
aenne. nm $50 Gpro inter Dad 81 bringen. S~prinsbams. Stalz
lung fir S Slid Bieb unt Staum binreihenc fur fas error.
cerlite Nuttsr iaFen ;u f6nnsn. ga5eniburpen unb aueere
giefengebdute.
~unsefa6r so ~ 6prb 9inhe f6nnen ~n,itssfauft weresn,
nett tem perbaneeneu i6anemerfs9eihirr.
Iuf benz 9anee nnb bel Der @srberei befinben ih 8 ME pers
iedcnee laufenbe 9uelisn. uur elm traabarer Sbfsa,ten aus
ae; eian,tsr Serten, nebit 6lri6en, &Faulmen, BFrf9sn. 9aes
ben II. 10.
Ias ganse fann biais sefauft perben fir Elm 1rhtel 6aar
une ,uei Iritiel auF Sermine nit Sntesfen. gsfu5ert eur1
SYpOtbef auf bas @i9entbum
lin nGbsre ausfunTt penee rnaa ftb ait ZEN @isentbImer.
Scbn @arpinser,
Stem GbamtersburB. ~@plumbiana, 60, 3.
Sftnker -. Int 10
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Tarl1, III p%erfdufen.

!" Sine Ter beTen 9auereien in Genoa Sopnfbp,
0elatpare Sountp. 5los IS Wslen pom @olinbus. an Der
Columbus uno sunburo Surnpife, 1T unter her 6aub sa
o~erfaufen 0ieielbe enthdlt 100 adsr. wUrpn % gdsr aus
e~eseibn.tes 9pttrm eanp iins. eiuen juasen Sbit ,artea uno
quite uno bequeme @ebiube unb Ginribtunleu. Sic lie1t in
einem eeutl ben Settlement. ni,ht melt pom Der beutfhen 3ir-
DE, BON ,peldtr Der @bru. q. s. Sbul,e Ger 8dfor 1T
Dies t~ertbpole @isentbum mirp wpbieil rerfauft, wenn
man baIS pprIpridt BET
g. 8. 6cwaro.
2ss on. ~2on9frase, Columbus.
Oft. IS. ANN
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Fe nun ben @ren ~ Fntsn nno i6n anf's wside
bsirniias Eager ~ tstter. llub fe fano and ben
Sobn, ater idcn peih ssbfttst = i'm sdpps Der
Grbe. Gseeust uno aebreAsn tranft Rs all isin
@3rat uno fe61t Damn fiji une fsuninl nit nes Scbs
mes lestsr gate uno nit Dem Bette Elm rii6rsns
Ter antlif pisrsr bstm Su ner Sr6ter anf BAN
Strphlaaer.
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DIT. IS.
M%uctiDnssT erfauf
BON
tpertbpDuem @runDeiQentbum.

araft eines IerfaufsbefsbIs, BEN bic Common Sleas Court
Won gSapnf County. Ohio. in elmer por ~berielben a~nbinsl8en
Sbeilunssia9e eriahen bat. perce i'd am
Sameas. ben 8. gsopsmber 1866,
i'm nSrelihen Dalton, in befaltem @Uuntp. eas @rnnbei-
eentbum hes periforbeuen 1rieerid Seininser gum @trfauf aus
bieten. 9afelbe befebt aus eini9en %wertbouuen Sindsn Gan.
cs in unb bel bsiasttm Staptuen Dalton. bic i'm @an,eu cis
ca elf % ader MAIDEN. 9arauf befuesn ffb elm arpses.
sequence, badifeinerres Wobnbaus, elm outer Stall, unn cine
aussecebnte une gut einseridtete @erberei. NIT alien ~n6tbisen
Ginri9tunaen. in sutem arbeiteneen 3utante, uno gut nit
WaRer p~eriepen,
8ebinguugen. Sin 9rittel baar am Terfaufstaoe;
Elm Oritel in einem Sabr, uno elm 9rittel in spei }abren.
nit 3inien. Die Serminsablunaeu ftnb bur9 N9orisa8e auf
pas rs,faufte @isentbum ,H ftern.
Scbn y. Sranes, Sbsrif.
Ser 1t. Spnes, anmi te, SCOOTER, Sbio.
Oft. If. '66, bSu
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Den "a. TIT.
M ENT.

John Raab. Plaintiff) Before Jacob Kronenbitter, JUS
VS.. tice of the Peace of Montgomery
Louis Andes, Dest. Township, Franklin County, Ohio.
On the 2Sth day of September 1866. said Justice issued
an order of Attachment in the above action. Tor the sum
of S30. 100.
John Raab.
Columbus, O.. October Sd, 1866. 3w hw&w
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= Mer einmaI ~ seiast. Der mub aud 8
iasen, aud ppbl 6 uno .; bat man aber
ert Gb' ssiast, bann iast man aud oft tale
C-B
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felt ats Elm @ersGtungs. urp 6eIimtttel Ger 4bolera. @s III
grineii6 rrpbirt morten. unh mir f6nnen es nit 8utem @e.
wiFsn ola Sas bette bsfannte Wittel sesen ebplera une lnier.
leitsbeihfpernen ~enpfetten.
gu taben in alien Ipptbefen.
9. 8anfrm n Co.. eiaentbdmer
capital GitD SuiiHeB College.
9er 9ped tisier antalt it. ben Sdai,rn cine ~stirbIi.
d { @,fbSfts.G rSisbuna su aeten. uno 3par eur6 ~teionoere
Mufmsrffamfsit auf has 9udhalieu. Sdreiben, faufmdnnis
ibes gahnen, 6anretsasfes. gei6Gfts @orrefppubens, Seles
grap6,e, 96pnpsrapbie. ridtiae Gusiprabe uue parldmentaris
ibe @sbriude. Man lafe itt Elm S~tesiter esisr gnialt une
@rpben Der Saneibriften fcmnsn.
aerefs:
Brpan u. Spnlinion,
gebt. ~. SIP Ep 3mt 10 Columbus, Obio.
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bee eafAmortr epnsifs n hsrisrktn asfakr

asn beB 8altsmorer grneifs In hsrislten asfatrt
rsresn 6nBlilae Bldttes fns MIN Der natirsn
alniitt, cas Die 9srtanelanssn nur esBtatt In los
fsinilher Spgaae asiiitrt miiIesn. eamit bic @es
rcrter nieistssn nidt ssstalen fSunten. Sn ibrtr
unsrtFeuteit 1T ibnen intseannt. eas ATE cfhstsls
len Bstbanelunacn fstbcliihsr @onsitisn bon jeber
In lateiniihsr Spiate seii6rt rureen une oisit
Itsrtaupt bic cfR5ieQe Sprade Der fatbrliihen
Stride III.
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tnbesper amen.

Mus Der Shlaht Eel GSnissards sr,d6ft Elm
Nrit: Scr erfe 8ernnneete, pelden i'd ia6, mar
Elm Sireidiihsr Snfanterit 8sies llntsrihsnfst
,paren iem nura elm Bcufuacl ~3srtriimmrt; fe
binaen nod nit Dem &Srper buIamiuen, traren ater
pElis Inn ibre aidis ssorsbt, ais %setDrten fe Dem
unaliflihen niht AT. @ameraoen batien ibm Isis
men SorniIter as ScpffiIsn uutsrseihobsn, Die
Blutuna mar nnteeeutsne, Elm 8srbano ntht anse,
lsst. 6r lag %cffsntar c6ns Die ssrinBasn Shnnsr'
zen III emrinesn, rubi3, uno Bel pcner peltnnuna.
,Sh irrang pcn msinem Yferoe, rsrtanS i'm unn
reihte ibm cine G,fttlHun8.
,6atsn Sis samsr5snY
,gfetn, gar niht.'
SD msrbs gle losleih psrtinbsn. Satsn sis
ateasitt an bic Sbtissn eipaa Su teitsasn?
,Wus ih esnn 1tsrtsn q
,9as ircbl niat, a6sr sic iinb Ihtrsr pertpun'
Bet, une IS ,pirb j~ssenfaQs 1sbr LANCE hausrn, s9s
sic bic Sbrisen misSsr gu iehen bsfcmmen.'
sd bin nur spsniss Wtsileu ron bier Su 9auIe I;
tncine Wuttsr pirb bas Donneru ss1crt baben, lie
rriro ltou fcnmsn uno mid abholen.'
,Sn Der l1msessnb 1T atse Nlea 8sfaAtst.'
,Dt,ine Nfutter rirb fhcn %fcu'n,sn, eas ipeis tA
aelpis Sie bat mir in,iner sebolfsn, ie rtrb mid
teute aud nidt p~srluiisu.'
Sd mcate. trcs srnfsm 3transe, bod cine te:
t%iin,msrts Wiiene ssmaHt batsn, bsnn CT frasts
nc@mals:
,Dius ih bsnn fsrbsn
,0ts Sussfn ftsSsn bier bsrhesr, ris sic fshea.
Sc fSnute Sie ia aud cine t%rs1sn.'
,Wie Soft miG Msins SHUTTER nirb iApn fens
men,
Gin rierenheres 8inhssssrtrausn III elmer Muttsr
bate iA in msinsm esten mod ni5t eefuneen. @r
mar In 8urssm, i~pdtefens In elmer Gtunoc, nttt
m,s6r inter DEN a%stsncen, Der reaten arm tsipsats
er sen Stmrusl, ben linfsn Bate ct inter Den acrf
anf BEN Scrnilsr selest. Sd gas ihm nod cine
2atuna, reihts ibn bis Sanb uub rift meter. ,Sis
pirb lhrn fcmmsn, bic Wtntter !! Gle rire fhcn
fcnnnsn, Die Wuttsr sic rsrl6bt mid nidt!'
tSnte es tisf in mir meiter, unb i'd eaAte uniria'
farlih an meme SHUTTER mne ris auh i'd, tpenn i'd
an isinsr Steae paldse, lasen tpiros: ,fs pirt
Iacn fcmmen, menn fe fSnnte; fe srirhs mid MID
p%erlafsn; Re mirps fhrn fcnlmen !"
.Sp'n 8i6I Gn8lifhH Sn @lspslans
purse nsuliA Mprscns Elm esutiher gtrcbmsr DO
ben Ycli,eiritter ssbraht, UNI fh an psrantirrr'
ten. 9erIelbe fragte itn?
Where you come from ?
Strrbmsr: SD iein ntht frcmm.
Ser @lsrf fdtua Dor, sinsn Gcamstiher einbu
IianSrsn, ha Sneuirat niHt snslii@ ssrfses, 'pa
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81. mbltmnt,n's
Verlanat

@isterYerfiufer unS Scholars in allen Sbelen her Ser.
etaatem fur Or. 8usneder's bsribmte MseiBinen fur
gferhe unS Gintsieb Wfan fprede por pher abreF re DR.. :.
8usnefer. Stsrart. g'p. IS Green strabe, Cincinnati.
Obio. Gute 9stinsunSen.
Oh. Is. imp
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Sbsuobaroer'S Mebr6eit 2,171

gbelabarser's WfebrHett III. Getne Wifbr'
bsit iitsr Scr Dor spst Satrsn bstrus 3, leo Gin
@srluif BON 998 Stimmsn fir gbsaabarssr, trps
Der Neaer Siimmen In fsnta.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
stop and Reflect.

Young manr-you who about to cast your
first vote this fall-consider well what YOU are
about to do.
Tour vote may elect or it may defeat A. c.
Harding for congress, and upon the result of
that vote may rest your future welfare, if not
the fate of your country.
The southern people have laid down their
arms; they have accepted the result of the war,
not In morose and sulleR spirit, but with a
cheerful determination to return to their allie
glance never before witnessed at the close of a
long civil war they respect the foe that defeat
ed then, are anxious to resume their position as
good citizens.
The war was avowedly waged that rebellion
should be suppressed and the Union restored -
On any other basis it would have been ;nius,i6s
| BILE.
Rebellion has been suppressed and it now res,s
| with the states never in rebellion to saw wbetber
the main object of the war shall become an ac,
complished fact, or whether the war shall be ac
knowledged failure.
a brave man
who knows his quarrel just, +"
| is magnanmous to foe who acknowledge
| himself defeated and relinquishes the cause o
| the quearrl
| a vote for the radical ticket will be avot,
| TO prevent the restoration of the Union;
"a vote to engender instead of to destroy tn,
| spirit thaf eliminated in the rebellion of 81;
"a vote to concentrate power in the hands
| OF tne manufacturers of New England, to crippl,
western industry, to keep poor men in poverty
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Just One Word.
What are YOU doing?

What are you doing?
Democrats and conservative men Of the
country we address this question TO you, and
we hope that you are prepared to answer 1t
as you should. We hope to hear the response
roll up from village and prairie-from the
field and the Workshop
eve are workings"
If you are not working, lose no more time
in idleness. There is work to be done, and
you ought to roll up your sleeves and 60 into
1T as if you meant business.
The state of the country demands your ef-
iorts You have no right to take things easy
s ana trust to luck. If you want house to
live IN you build tiff you want to grow a
h1iu oi corn, you cultivate it-when your
"hea, Is ripe you harvest il. Nothing 10 &C
oomplshed without labor-earrest, persist
emit. invincible labor.
Yes one thing is the attendant of nol;t;c.
al apathy, indifference and Incidence. and tbs,
is DEFEAT.
The radical leaders of the COUNTRY over ara
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busy. They are at work with an earnestness
that would be commendabls if their cause
was good one.
Will not the true Unionists of the country
work az hard in the cause of the constitution
and the Union. as disunion radical leaders are
doing in their efforts to perpetuate their pow
er by keeping ten states from being repre-
sented properly in the Union +.
Organize at once for work in every precinct
and township. Make a thorough canvass
Hunt up the wagering men-those VINO are
| almost persuaded" to enlist under the nag
| of the Union, but who are restrained from
| acting in accordance with their honest convic'
| tons by reluctance to break away from the
| leading strings of party-and supply tnem
| with constitution and union documents. fer-
suade republicans to attend our meetings ana
listen to truth. Circulate the truth among
the people-there are hundreds of repuoli-
cans in every county who are sincere lovers
| of their country, and do not see the end that
their leaders have in veiw. Keep track OF
the radical wire pullers thwart their secret
movements; expose their sophistries; and
keep the true issues before the people
Do not be satisfied with acting upon the
defensive-with merely rspelling the polite
al assaults of your radical opponents; pu'
rally by the side of Brave Old ANDY, whose
pluck is worthy all emulation, with the con
stitution for your shield, and truth for your
weapon, wage an aggressive warfare upon al
who seek to prevent complete and speed
restoration of every state to it's place In the
| UNION OdHasck.a Spectator.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
GUARDIANS SALE.

State of Illinois,
Rock Island County, SIS.
To the May Term, A. D. 1866. of the Rock
Island County Circuit Court. In Chancery.
In re- Petition of Jarvis Hartley, guardian of Sa-
rsh Shaw, Edward G. Shaw, and Mary J. Shaw
minors, SC. to sell Real Estate Of said minors
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
IN adecretal order of said Court, entered in
said cause, on the 10Th day of May, A. d. 1865
| shall, on Saturday the twenty-seventh day OF
October. A. D. 1866, at the hour of O'Clock p
NJ: at the north door of the Court House in the
city of Rock Island, in the County and State
Aforesaid, sell, at public yer due. to the highest
and best bidder therefor, the folio wing described
Real Estate, situate in the said County of Rock
Island and State of Illinois, to wit: The north
west quarter of the southeast quarter ana The
southwest quarter Of the southeas beth in
section twenty-one (7l) in township sixteen 40
north OF range three ~ west OF the Attn Principal
Msridian, containing eighty acres, more or less,
subject to the estate of dover of Sarah Morris
therein.
Terms OF SALE One third cash in hand at
time Of sale, and the balance in two equal pay
ments at the expiration Of one and two years
thereafter, deferred payments to bear interest at
six per cent, and to be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold.
Rock Island, ILL.,, Sept. 2sth, A. d. 1866.
HENRY c. CONNOLLY
Special Master in Chancery.
OSBORN & CURTIS,
Solicitors for Petitioner.
Mrs. Morris will release her right of dover to
the purchaser at the sale. sept29d23d.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
JUDGE THOMPSON In ROCK
ISLAND.
The Court House Dense.
Iy Packed with
sPeOple.
LARGE NUMBERS UNABLE TO GET
INSIDE.
Unb0unded Enthusiasm.
Monday evening Judge Thompson, conser.

Monday evening Judge Thompson, conser-
vative candidate for congress, and Capt John
G. Pepper late of Co.. H. 84th Illinois Volun-
teers, spoke in the Court House to q very
large and enthusiastic audience. The house
was densely packed and large numbers of PEG
pie were obliged to go away being unable to
get in side the house. a good many ladies
were present and the enthusiasm of the All.
dience exceeded anything we have seen any
where, this year.
Jacob Norris Esq, presided, and previous
to introducing the speakers made few short
and well.timed remarks.
Judge thompson was then introduced and
received with hearty applause. He spoke Il
little over an hour, in calm, dispassionate
manner, elicsing frequent applause. His
first point upon which he dwelt a. length.
was that President johnson and bis cabinet
were carrying out the precise policy pre-
viously indicated by Mr.. Llncoln, and in
dorsed by the Baltimore platform, on which
Lincoln and johnson were elected. This
point he proved by copious quotations from
Mr.. Lincoln's letters, public and private, and
from the acts of congress, before the close o.
the war, and also from the Baltimore plat
form. The position was made clear and un
answerable, and it was shown that the radi
cal portion of the republican party, unde
the lead of Stevens, Sumner & Co., had de
parted from the principles of the party ant
were attempting to force upon the soutE
terms and measures never contemplated. o.
never avowed, until after the rebels had sur
rendered and yielded obedience to federa
rule. These points were we'll elaborate;
and enforced in an unanswerable manner.
The next great point IN his speech wa
that the radicals were attempting to force ne
gro suffrage and negro equality upon all tn
states, north and south. His proof of thi
was elaborate and convincing.
He quoted, at length, the resolutions o
the party, in various states and counties, q
now controlled by the radical element; Ok
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and
"a vote to add to the taxes that poor men
must pay.
A vote for the Democratic National Union
ticket will be a vote to restore peace to the
country;
Ito foster the spirit of patriotism and fratern-
al feeling in all sections;
Ito relieve industry of the incubus OF the
tariff;
Ito advance the prosperity of the whole coun-
try from Maine to Texas and thereby diminish
rapidly the rate of taxation by increasing the
amount and value of taxable property O4~a''
ka Spectator.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
SOLDIERS, AND SAILORS MEETING.
Grand Mass Meetings viii be held at

UTAnu Nass NItskiHBs VIII DC HtIu IL
Decatur, Tuesday, Oct. 9,
Salem, Thursday, Oct II,
Peoria, Thursday, Oct. is,
Freeport, Wednesday, October "a,
of soldiers and sailors, democrats and conserva
tves, who favor the restoration of all the states
to union and harmony under the constitution, and
who approve the principles declared by the ma
tional union convention of the l4th of August at
Phitadel phia
Gen. Frank Blair, Maj. Gen. Lowell H. Rousseau
Maj. Gen. John A. NIcClernand, Col. T. Lyle
Dickey, Gen Jesse J. Phillips, Col. J. NJ. Crebs,
Hon. J. @. Robinson, Hon. Jas. G. Allen, and
many other distinguished speakers will be present.
All the conservative and democratic papers nj
the state will please notice and copy till the day
OF meeting. JOHN II, REA, Sec'y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
NO JOINT DISCUSSION.

Gov. Oglesby declines the proposed JOINT
discussion. lie is evidently afraid to NEE
Judge Robinson and let him talk to the re
publicsne 1t is, therefore, probable that
Judge Robinson will speak only in the even
ing, in Rock Island, in Babcock's Hall.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
PHOTOGRAPHS.

DOR the best Photographs and the finest
L Porcelain Pictures in the west GO to Ncwber-
~ & Solsnder's, 4th door west of the Rock Island
House W here specimens of their work can be see n
Having the best light in the city, they feel confident
they can please all who give them a call. Call and
examine for yourselves. Copying, enlarging, and
all work in their line done promptly TO ord eT, and
at reasonable rates.
NEWBERRY & SOLANDER,
jxn29dw6m. Rock Island,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
HON. JAMES C. ROBINSON,

one of the best speakers in Illinois, is nov maxi
ing tour throughout the state, and will speak
in this vicinity, as follows;
Geneseo, Thursday, Oct. II.
Rock Island, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Kethsburg, Monday, Oct. 10.
Oquawka, Tuesday, Oct. TO-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
FOR SALE.

A fine brick residence, on the: bluff, brick
Il shed and barn, carriage house, etc, etc
The place has view superior to any surrounding
Rock Island. There is plenty OF ground and a
splendid garden with all kinds of fruit trees, etc.
Terms reasonable. MMARX.
iYlldtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
JUDGE THOMPSON,
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS, AND

CAPT. PEPPER.
late of Co., II. 84th Illinois Volunteers.
a train of cars has been engaged to leave
Rock Island ut P. NJ, stop at Camden,
going and coming.
All the people of Rock Island, Camden
Mills and vicinity, men women and children,
of al parties, are respectfully invited to a
FREE RIDE
to Coal ' alley and return. The train will
return Immediately after the speaking closes,
and probably be in Rock Island before
o'clock.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
GREAT COUNTY MEETING.
S>>
AsXAS

The democrats and conservative people oi
Rock Island and adjoining counties will have
grand rally at Rock Island,
Monday, October 22d,
40 hear the gallant soldier and patriot,
COL. T. LYEE DTCkEY,
candidate for congress from the state at large.
All the friends of the Constitution and the Union,
and especially those who, with him, helped to put
down the rebellion at the south, invited to
attend.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-02
COZ DICKEY,s SPEECH.

Extra copies of Col. Dlckey's great speech
can be had at this Office.