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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-18

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Passenger Trains leave for the east at $50 A.
M. and +. M. Arrive from the east at A. M.
and PM.
Leave for Iowa at 6 A. M. and p M Arrive
frym Iowa at $50 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Leave for Port Byron at 4.30 P. M. Arrive from
Port Byron at tbs A. NJ.
Leave for Coal Valley at A. and / P NJ
Arrive from Coal Valley at IL A. M. and P. NJ.
WBsrERN UNION RAILRoAD.-Trsins leave
Port Byron for Savanna, Freeport and Racine at
7 A. II. and s P. NJ.
The New York herald., 1866-03-31
Holy Week.

GOOD FRIDAY-ITs OBSERVANCE IN THIS CITY.
Yesterday the saddes and most solemn day Of the
on the Christian calendar very generally observed in
this city In the Catholic and Episcopal churches impress
syc ceremonies took place and appropriate TO the
day delivered. The mass OF the presancihed and
veneaton OF the the principal features In the
former temples Of worship The Cathedral st. Peters
st. Francis Xavier's, ST. Stephens, St AIMS and the
other leading churches crowded during the SER
vices The organ and bell silent In every church
from Maunday Thursday until the Gloria IN Ercetsis on
Holy Saturday.
HOLY SATURDAY.
To-day In the Catholic churches, the baptsmal waters
new fire. paschal candle and incense used In the ser
vices Of the church will be blessed at the singing OF the
Gloria IN Ercess Tho bells will be rung and organs
intoned for the first time since Thursday The cere-
monies very lengthy but very imposing, and will
commence In most Of the churches at eight o'clock.
EASTER SUNDAY.
To morrow, the resurrection OF our Saviour will be
commemorated in all the churches. In the Catholic
churches there generally solemn high masses sung
and the hymn Regina CEi is sung at the mass and
vespers and at the end Of the Psalms and prayers
AHetids are chanted
At St. PatrcK's Cathedral there will he elaborate and
artistic musical services under the direction Of Professor
Gustave Schmidt at St. Peters, Professor Pacher has
arranged extra choral display at ST. Stephens, st.
Francis Xaviers, ST. Columba's and in fact at all the
churches the leaders have exerted themselves to the
utmost to have the anthems Of JOY ttngly and elec
lively expressed
At Trinity Church the chimes win be rung, and the
magnificent choir win add its tribute to the rejoicing Of
the day.
In tho Catholic churches the collections taken up at the
several will be for tho benefit Of the orphans now
being cared for by the diocese, OF whom there are
several hundreds
The New York herald., 1866-03-31
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sos5 has
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The New York herald., 1866-03-31

sand franos but he demanded the round sum Of mil
lion 1t is perhaps not unfortunate that the propo-
sitlon fell through as with all his genius would have
been utterly impossible for him 70 have done the work
In which would have fulfilled all the exigences
have been, therefore, obliged to depend upon French
translation besides which, it seems utterly impossible
that any Frenchman can properly understand shaks-
pere For the fables Of La Fontaine, upon the Illus
trations Of which he Is employed he receives i've
hundred francs for each one and IL Is said that after
making his studies he draws two day. for which he re-
ccives cash delivery He may be seen almost every
day now at the Jardn des Pantcs studying the move
menis and pecuarites of the animals which will occupy
places in this great work.
baby been born into the United States Consulate
Paris--a fine girl and 'mother and child are doing
llD
The New York herald., 1866-03-31

have gone over the streets They say that they
employ nine hundred men and six hundred carts -
Dr. SwHBURS thought that two thousand carts would
not be sufncient for the work to be done properly.
Tho following resolution was adopted:-
Resolved desirable Xonhers should remain
. portion Of the Metropolitan SanNhry district and that
therefore the of the bill before the
inexpedient least until experience shall that
Board unable 70 execute the duties imposed upon It.
The meeting then adjourned till Tuesday next
The New York herald., 1866-03-31
The Jewish Pm ssover.
YTs OBSERVANCE LAST NIGHT,

The OF the first day of Holy Convocaton incidental
to the Jewish Passover week duly celebrated yester
day. The synagogues were thrown open at sundown
and were attended by large assembages, who quietly
withdrew their homes at the close Of the services to
parake of the and share the flesh OF the pascha
lamb The details OF the ceremonies attendant upon the
banquet forth in special volume issued for tho
Of the Jewish residents OF this city by the publisher
Mr. L. H. Frank of Nos. 1856 Division aud 30 Centre
streets aud the perusal Of the will prove highly
interesting to the religious student
The New York herald., 1866-03-31
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The New York herald., 1866-03-31
Boiler Expission.

CNouxAn, March %, 1soG
me boisrof the Davies steam mill near Michel,
Indiana exploded yesterday killing two and severely
scaiuing two others.
The New York herald., 1866-03-31


IN relation % The dmeul,y about Che removal Of nigh,
nsss sS he power Hssi Board % sie charge Of the
Comma Council had rsfsssS % do :: 49, He cited The lsw
cause pnvy 70 Be cleaned without permit fron the
HsssS 6mcsr Mr.. swim he's simply sleeuse from the
and che ownsrs Of bosis prefer hss he scavsnsc DO
the work. Give the permits 70 thsse men and they viii
slssn the cy unless the Common Co1Se , 'n should Z
permission General crook thinks there viii be ain.
Guilty and the people of Brookys loos 70 " for the
DIT caows said inst meeting would bs hold At the
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be had for this evil, and work done immediately
The following resolutions forwarded BY Assistant su
pcrntendent Conkn, OF Brooklyn which were adopted
a recent meeting o tho Board Of Aldermen, read
and referred 10 h,m for special rsport:--
Whereas Ken. between broadway and eves street
o the laying sewer therein ~ ihs water commI..o.
% public health. account os cssueins drsinssso s
H..syss iS.s ;ss attention z the sanitary comml..en
ssisd cause copy thereof 70 be er,ed a tho oce Of
the sanitary superintendent
Ia regard to tho rag question Mr.. scnrLr. said b
would have the counsel ry two test casc and base thcI
decisions thereon Rag Pckers Row, IN Cherry Il
complained Of On nuisance, and will doubt bc among
those investigated az . test question.
Dr. swNsrnu knew OF no other place for the storage
Of rags than Red Hook Point Brooklyn and hs did moi
think ust continue the old prAcc of sending quar-
sntinc matters 10 tho Atlantic docks that rde At AL
They should endcayor 10 get some island In the Sound
for that purpose.
rhe Passlpsxr said tho street contractors werc nov
compelled 10 report their days work thc captains Of
prerncte, Yet he know that th had not fnhlcd then
contracts Ne had spoken 20 the Mayor who said
when yon bring ~ come facts In which they can N
proved 20 have neglected their work will stop thei
pay We now have weekly repor, made BY them 10
fsise. We have them. sno tbaJ usv ssoi,"d Tavy
The New York herald., 1866-03-31


TIE DIsAPFEcTED MEN ARREsTED AND TIE DIS
TURBANCE QUELLED BY TINE OFFICERS AND MEN
OF THE REVENUE CUTTER CRAWFORD. ETC.
On Thursday afternoon, while the large packet ship
Constellation, Captain Hoxe, lying q anchor on
Bedloes Island preparatory TO proceeding upon her
voyage 70 Liverpool, widespread spirit Of discomfort
and disobedsncs manfssted among tho crew, which
was only queled by tina prompt and decided actio(
taken the matter By the onccrs Of the United States
revenue cutter Crawford now stationed in harbor
The cause Of the trouble Ia unknown but appears that
the first inmalion that Captain Hoxie had of any dis
affection existing among his men was upon ordering
some OF them 10 do some light work on board the ship
when he was met with decided and insolent refusal
the part OF the sailors This mutnous spirit spread
the crew. and Captain Hoxie then seeing that nothing
could be done with them, made signal Of distress,
and tho harbor police soon came 70 his assistance;
police found themselves helpless and unable TO put
down the disturbance tug was Immediately ordered
to proceed 10 Totenvilc Staten Island OF which place
the ss. r.. c.S y9 h. aa
patched without delay Lcutenants VIM. H. II. Stevens
and Moore with q detachment OF six msn who soon
arrived on board Of the Constellation and ey Their
cecded In restoring order Had II not been Tor the cx-
crtiops Of the revenue officers the Affair might havc
resulted fer ssrouslS a. the rcbollous sailors
sad had made up their minds 10 do as they pleased
Lieutenant Stevens had the men placed In rons and
Weed up and the ship towed down TO Quarantine,
where she was anchored for the night guard was
kept them all night and carly yesterday morning
the sisnined their willingness 70 20 20 WORK again,
and after some little time were released feeling a.
though they had had enough Of muniznG at least for
vessel Immediately got ready FOR era, and at four
O'Clock yesterday morning shc let hor anchorage at
Staten Island and proceeded on her voyage
The New York herald., 1866-03-31
Police Inssllss s.nes.

ALLEGED THEFT or PAIN or FANCY OXEN.
hr David Jscobus, Of No 1so Wooster street, yestsr
DAY appeared before Justice Ledwth, s the Jserson
Market Police Court and made complaint against Chris
tlan Popp charging him with the then of pair of fancy
oxen, valued sS 500. II appears that o. Wednesday
hood n j., and Mr.. Jacobus unable ~ obtain any
knowledge Of his property I'm yesterday when he founN
to carcasoes and hides IN slaughter house u Tenth
Avenue near Forty rst which he denu6sd - belong.
Ing 10 him Popp, claiming the caroasees - his own,
Ms arrested by roundsman Norenus Of the fwentsth
precinct and taken before the magistrate who held
him for examination the accused denies that The
casses and hides In qusson ever belonged 70 the com.
planAnt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-06-27

Mems stockings are always darned twice
before they are mended
An attempt was recently made to rob
Porter Thompson OF Juniata county at
the base of Tuscar6ra mountain, but with
a club he succeeded in driving off the
scamp
At Montgomery, Alabama, last week.
watermelons sold at one dollar and fiftV
cents each
EI4 The recent decision OF the Supreme
Court OF Pennsylvania, in relation to the
dislranchisement of deSerters, does not
mvalidate the act of Congress or the re-
cent act of the State Legislature, prohib-
iting men who abandoned the national
flag in the hour of peril from exercising
the right of suffrage 1t throws an ob.
stacle III the way Of the prompt and rigid
enforcement of those laws. however,
which can probably be overcome, to a
large extent ny increased Vigilance ard
by prosecution Of all Who attempt, in
defiance OF existing statutes, to participate
III the affairs Of Il Government they were
unwilling to defend.
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a Single EsoN OF Esrssndretn 5 Fills

contains more vegetable cxgactye matter than twen-
~ boxes Of alg pills in the world besides fifty
five hundred physicians them IN their practice to
the exclusion Of other purGatycs The first letter Of
their value is yet scarcely appreciated. When they
are better known sudden death and continued sick
ness will hE Of the past. Let those VINO know them
speak right out in their favor II Is a duty which VIII
save pclL
our race are subject to areduudancy of yiuaed bile
at tins season. and it is as dangerous tits prevalent
oot Hr"ndreths Pills afford an invaluable and efficient
P'o'7cloh. BY their occasional use we prevcnt the
correction OF those impurities, which, when in suf-
S',' quantities. cause so much danger TO the body's
ls''''' !""y soon cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia,
Loss o. Appetite Pain in the Head Heartburn, Pam
N the bTeastbone, Sudden Faintness and cs,yeness
sold ny al respectable dealers in medicines. I'm
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DIED.

In Union township, after lingering
illness, CHRISTIAN SHARP. aged about
81 years.
From the HulyjsJ,ug Jclcqra2h.
Col Ralph L. Maclay, late of Harris
burg, and member Of the bar Of that
city, died at the home Of his uncle. DR.
Samuel Maclay, III Milroy, Niffiin county,
on Monday, June 1Ith' Col. MacIay's
health failed him during his residence in
Harrisburg. He went to Minnesota for
the purpose of recruiting, but aftera d short
stay there he returned home
As q member Of the bar Of that city,
Col. Maclay was esteemed very highly
by his associates. Uniting fine talents
with great energy of character, during
the short time he resided III Harrisburg,
he made a most favorable impression. and
enjoyed a success which promised a very
lucrative practice. Previous to his resi-
dence i'll this city, Col. Maclay had been
an earnest soldier in defence Of the Union.
commanding Co. ii, 10Th PENNSYLVANIA
Volunteers, and afterwards commanding
regiment OF State troops during Lees
invasion. He was, after the battle at that
place, provost marshal of Gettysburg.-
During his whole military career he
eFinced most earnest desire to serve his
country, and never taltered, till failing
neaith compelled him to leave the service.
Col. Maclay died as surely martyr to his
country rs if he had been shot dead on
the battlefield. The seeds of the disease
which killed him were sown in the camp
and bivouac
His early death-beipg about thirty
years of age--is regretted b. his relatives
and ff7e2dar who knew we'll his worth,
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Cholera, Diarrhoea & Dysenterv!

CT RE Is warranted by Dr. Tobias celebrated T.
NEIIAN LiNiNENT, if used when first taken by
persons Of temperate habits This medicine has been
known in the United States oyer2 ycars Thousands
A@T@ used il. and found never failed to cure any
complaint for which It was recommended. and all
those VINO frsttl1ed are now neyer wjJuouti ia the
Cholera OF ISIS Dr. Tobias attended 10 and lost
J. being called in too late to do any good.
DIkECIIONS-Tale a teaspooniu IN a wineglass
of water every half hour for tSo hours and rub the
abdomen and eXtremites we'll with the Liunucnt. To
alay The thirst take lump Of ice III the mouth about
tn" size Of marble every ten minutes. 1t is warrau-
ted perfectly innocent to take internally. Sold by all
druggists, price 20 and SO cents Depot 30 Courandt
st. Ny. Inva-In.
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INTERNAL REVENUE
y 70 - II AL @
D5tcc Or tie I. y. assessor,
I'th assessment Dis. Of PcHn'u.
H}D2tiDgCJOg lime X 1850

Ifth assessment Dis Of Pclu5u.
H3o9tingd0R, lime 10, 1866.
\ o11CE is hereby given that the an
: :. nuaf lists, valuations and cnumera-
liohs made and taken by the Assistant
assessors Of said District as of the first
uaF of May, 1866, including taxes on in
comes Tor the year 1865. taxes on carriaues
oliIard tables, plate yachts. watches. nj
amos, %v, and Iiceuses assessed for one
year from May /, 1866, in pursuance of
the provisions of AN act to provide IN
IefhaI revenue to support the Govern
i l'nviit; 10 pay interest on the public debt.
Gnu 5n ,io, iot othtr purposes, approved June
%, Iooi, and its amendments and sIIDDIp-
ments, may now be examined If thd dfI;-
ces OF the 4S$cSSor and assistant 4 iNscSs,jys
WITHIN their respective divisions of said
District VI 0'''''
. ana notice Is hereby given that u0pcals
lfoIh tllc proceedings OF the Assistant As
SCISSORS within said District. relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations cf
property or objects liable to duty or taxa
tIoh embraced in said lists, will be receiy-
&'i ana determined at the office of the mn
ueISlgned, -1%ScSSO| Of said District. in the
borough OF Huntingdon, for Divisions
=, ., ana >, comprchending the county
June, inst
At the office of George w. Russ in
Hollidaysburg, for Divisions ., 10 ana II,
c9mprehending the county of Blair on
Monday, ~ day of July, next.
At the Cresson Hotel, in Cambria coun-
=, lor Divisions 6, and s, comprchen-
ding the county of Cambria, on Tuesday
the "d day of July, next.
At the office Of Joseph DIilliken in the
borough OF Lewistown, for Division Il,
g,~~,n'prehending the county of Miftiin, on
IhurSday, the 9TH day of July next.
The Assessor will hear appeals at his
office in Huntington, at any time rrevi-
ols to the advertised Gays of hearing, to
suit the convenience of parties.
e--s All appeals are required to be in
writing, and must spcc;;t" tie particular
cause, matter or thing, respecting which
decision II requested, and also the
ground or principle of error complained of.
j. SEWELL STEWART,
Je27-2t Assessor 18th Dist Pcnn'u.
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4 EEgETOR.S Nnwna,E-

y The Undersigned, Auditor appoint
eI by the Orphans Court, 10 report on
Exceptions filed to the account of David
!. Kline and Francis {. Miller. EXecu-
tors OF John Miller, late of Decatur town
snip, decd, will attend to the duties of
hls appointment 1T the Registers Office.
III LcWIstoWn, on Saturday the 7th day Of
July nest, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. Those in
terested arc requested to attend.
Jel", 1t w. =. ELLIOTT, Aud.
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SHYFsAY STEER.

- Can'e to the premises Of the un-
dcr4igned, in Granville township, on the
Andrew MayGs farm, now McCIure's,
about four weeks ago, Il +}ed steer with
right horn off and slit in the left ear. The
owner OF said steer is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges or
he will he disposed of according to law.
je20-+t II. G. MARTIN