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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-18
run DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL.
washington MisceIIanies.
WAsniNGIOv. DpCri

W AHHlNtlFE. IettllIleI II.
In the Senate to-day while the bill to
repeal The thirteenth section Of the net cm-
powcring the President to grant amnesty
and pardon was under consideration. Mr..
Trumbull stated that the objection 10 the
section sought to be repealed is that Il Is
broader than the Constitution; that there
can be no nccessi ity now for exercising the
power to grant general amnesty and par
don, and that Congress did not desire to be
"a party ~ giving the President greater
power tlan is conferred by the Constitu-
tion.
4 Fortress Monroe correspondent says of
Jel. Davis. relative to the capture of Sur
raft, that every feeling ofhis nature rcyolts
at assassination, and particularly of such n
man as Mr.. Lincoln. who. although his OPP
poncnt IN contest of arms, he respected
for his integrity, high magnanimity of
character, and sincere aud unyielding de-
yotiou to what he considered right.
IMPEACHMENT sNUBBED.
In the House quite sensation was caused
by the introduction of a resolution by Mr..
Ashley, of Ohio, for the appointment Of a
select committee of sevel, to inquire il any
officer Of the Government has attempted TO
subyert the same by amy crime or misde-
meanor. As this squintpd toward impeach-
meut st vote was taken on suspending the
itlltA. 10 tllhN lilt AtnNiNthlfb W ~ It'filN-
ed, and thp rules were not suspended. Two
thirds not voting ia favor Of it--SS 10 40.
Twelve RAIDS. voted against It.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Cook, looking
TO the eXpediency of substituting legal ten
der for National Bank notes, and a resolu-
tion by Mr. Ross TO tax future issues of
Government funds, were both lost
Mr. Baker presented resolution, on
which the voting was very spirited, i'm
itrictirg the Banking Committee TO report
a bill prohibiting the further withdrawal
from circulation Of legal tender notes. This
was talIed by cighty-eight TO fifty eight.
which is the best test vote had in the House
cy.
Mr.. Wade gave notice that he would, to-
morrow. move to 'rescind the concurrent
resolution for the holiday recess. Il is
Geared by some that If both Houses adjourn
on Thursday. the District Suffrage Bill
will be lost under the clause of the seventh
section, first article, Of the Constitution.
Memorials were presented in the House
to-day from eighty-two citizens of Michi-
gan, $40 from iowa, and six from Alabama,
giving fourteen reasons for impeaching the
President. The petitions were referred
IN the Consular Appropriation Bill re-
ported to-day. no provision was made for
the salary Of Minister Harvey, at Portland.
1t was also stricken out last session because
of certain structures made on Congress, in
a letter written by Mr.. harvey TO Secretary
Seward.
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''rnE PRAYER al VALLEY FoRdr. .7-The
most sublime and beautiful engraving now
published. Sold only by subscription.
Mr. Cross is sole agent for Montgomery
County. and will make It point to call on
all our citizens. Std
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CT The members Of the nibernian So
ciety are requested TO meet at the Hall to-
morrow Tuesday morning ut nine O'clock,
TO attend the funeral Of Bro. Francis Gae-
dey BY order of the President.
M. FITzPArRCK Sec'v.
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or" A musical Convention is TO assemble
ut Greenfield, o., ON the 25th of December,
continuing four days, and closing on FRI
day evening, December 2Sth, with grand
concert The exercises will be under tho
direction ofProf $. Wesley Martin. It will
bp quite q novelty.
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ANOTHER HASGNG MATcH TO CoNE Or.
Harrison Bumgardner, for the murder OF
man named Ewbank, in September last,
on the Ohio river, some twelve miles below
Marietta, has been convicted of murder in
the first degree. The trial lasted several
days, but the evidence was 50 conclusive OF
the culprit's guilt, as TO admit Of no doubt
in theminds of the jury. He simply COM
mitted murder that he might possess him
self Of an emigrant's team.
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THR DAILY CHRoNIcLE.-"The Compost
tors' announce, in "a Card to the citizens
of Dayton and the late patrons Of the
Ereaing Chronicle that they intend max
ing It a morning paper, and that II "will be
issued Wednesday morning, Dec. TO-" They
ythey have secured the services of Mr..
l.. d. Reynolds, as Editor. aud the Chroa-
icle win be published In the same spirit
that had characterized IL heretofore"
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A GOOD SuGGEsTIoN.-I heard a frugal
housewife say 10 her husband this morn
ing; I'm tired Of such common truck-Go
mp TO Captain Minnick's, and get some good
groceries-the best are the chedpest."
dnJs19
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SmP AHoY l--Clgars can be got ut L..
Bornstein's Gl jefferson street, at 81 20 per
hundred. Try them.
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NOTICE.

MY wife, CathArine Jane Chubb and nv dauyb.
VI ter Jane Chubb, now under age having both
len me without suihcient cause or iustidcafion i
hereby notify all persons not 70 give credit 10
glther OF them on my account
JACOB CHNRB, of CautefyilIe
Dec. IL. lsso,gsadi. N'3'''' UNIV
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EutaI alotltts.

Aosrs-l.ast sunday, on Market street,
between Main and Jefferson, a meerschaum
pipe. The finder win be literally reward
ed by leaving itat llO Main street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Matters.
Especial 70 Cincinnati Enqoircrl
WASHINGTON, December IL.
MIIIrAHY ooMMIssIoNs IIIroM.

MILITARY COMMISSIONS ItLEGAL.
The supreme Court Of the United States
to-day delivered an opinion rs to the legal
ity aud Constitutionality Of trials by Mui-
tary Commission. The case before the
Court was erporle Lamden T.. Milllgan in
the Indiana hdbeds corpus case The Court
held that In the facts stated In the petition
and exhibited, the writ Of kdbeas corpus
was properly issued, aud that Milligan
should be discharged from custody. and
that the Military Commission had no iu-
risdlction legally to try and sentence the
petitioner.
Mr. Justice Davis delivered the opinion,
holding that Congress provided against
such commissions, rather than in favor of
them, by the act Of 1868, and that the Com
stitution--the supreme law of the land--iu
times of peace, as IN times Of war, Is ex-
pressly against them.
Chiefjustce Chase. Justices Wayne and
Miller concurring, dissentcd from so much
of the opinion rs held that Congress has
not the Constitutional power to authorize
military commissions but the Chief-iustice
concurs in the answers given to the ques-
tions certified In the dissenting opinion,
and holds that In time Of war Congress
may authorize military commissions TO try
offenses such as charged in the case before
the Court.
TUE DISTRICT SUFFRAGE BILL.
The District Suffrage Fill was informally
considered in the Cabinet Of Friday last.
The members unanimously eOneurred with
the President In his disapproval of IT,. All
the members were present except Mr. Stan
ton. who was absent from the city. and
J therefore his views Of the measure were
not made known 90 the Cabinet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-18

4 Co1oRED Female lKcTuRfR.--Mrs.
Harper, Of the colored persuasion, one Of
the strong-mmded, on the African side, is
giving lectures IN Cincmnath The Gazette
says She 'has been pronounced, by critics.
as the equal of Miss Anne Dickinson, as a
lecturess." It Is questionable to which Of
the ladies tle compliment attaches.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-18

az A constable In Kentucky, ln publish
Ing some property for sale, put up a notice
with the following clause II wyll xposa
n sail the 5da 1866 of Jan wun lyt'e rome
horse or so much thareof as may be nes-
sary TO satisfy sed gegment."
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eB" Peter B. Manchester, OF the 0inein-
natl Peoples Bank fotoriety. Is now a resi-
dent ofN. Y. City. Miles a. Bradley anoth-
erquondam Cincinnati financier, who en-
bodied, some years ago, all there was of the
Phoenix Bank died IN New York City, re-
Gently, OF paralysis.
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SKATES ! SKATES . !

1000 pair Skates, at Langdon's Hard
ware store, prices 81 p TO s. pair with
straps. del2d1w
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q sIeds, sleds. sIeds ! AZ IInber & son.
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FIRE IS PIoUA.-The Piqua House, at
Piqua, Miami County. was seriously dam
aged by fire on Saturday night last, The
third story and roof we're destroyed. the
second story damaged. and the furniture
burned up. Loss OF the building $4,000
covered by insurance OH furniture, $4,000,
covered by insurance. Alexander Conover
owned the building, aud John }. Hallor
kept the house, the loss on furniture falling
on the latter. The fire was caused by a de-
'ective fine.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-Henry Mumna,
q young man residing in Mad River town
ship, was accidentally shot, with his own
gun, yesterday, while hunting for rabbits.
We learn thauthe young man Lad shot aud
wounded rabbit which ran into the
brush, and while carelessly feeling for his
game with the butt of his rifle, which was
cooked, the trigger caught ON a twig and
the piece was discharged, the bail entering
the left side and making very severe and
dangerous wound, which It was feared
would prove fatal. Although prompt med
ical attendance was procured, but little
hope Of the young mans recovery was en-
tertained at last accounts.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-18

AGRICULTURAL CoNvENTIoN. N.-TheAnnu-
al Convention of Delegates from County
Agricultural Societies viii be held in Column
bus, on Wednesday the 9th day ofJanuary,
1867. The Ohio State Board of Agriculture
IS now constituted as fcllows
Members holding oyer-Hon. Il, q. Jones,
of Delaware; Nelson j. Turney, of Picka-
way; W. b. McClung, of Mlami James
Fullington, of Union; VIM. =. Greer, of
Lake.
Members whose terms expire with this
year-David Taylor, of Franklin; Daniel
Mcmillan, Of Greene James Buckingham,
of Muskingnm; R. r. Donnelly, OF Wayne
j. w. Ross, of,Wood.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-18

GRAND BAIL ~ HAMlLToN,--on Christi
mas Eve, Decembop 2i, the Hall OF Ncssrs.
Brant & SeIwaBs new Opera Building IN
our neighboring city of Hamilton, win he
opened and inauguratedr witlla grand ball
and supper. Reeves Cotillon Band, of
Cincinnati, has been engaged for The occa-
sion and arrangement made upon scale
hat indicates that the opening will be .
iplendid affair. Tie price of tickets is $40.
We have no doubt that the occasion will be
avery pleasant and attractive one, and we
are pleased to learn th5t our city win be
literally rebresented.
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lion and half OF doIarsi 'Tf tho Govern
mont had accepted l.oaguelsland as depot
for iron-clads, such o catastrophe could not
have occurred. ht WI tf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-18

~ The door Of the safe, belonging TO
the local agent Of the Little Miami Bail
road, az Dcerlield was blown opsn, on
Thursday ihght Tic robbers got about
500. f
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johns. Cough.

es5- sleds, sleds, sleds at Huber 81 sons
de17d7
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IhcH HouDAY Gn'Ts.-klino, the popu-
lar Third Street jeweler, has on hand the
most elegant aud splendid array of Watches,
Jcwelry, Diamonds, Gold, Silver and Plated
Ware ever exhibited inDayton. His goods
have been selected with special reference
to the holiday season, and those who want
any thing in his line should not fail to call
and look at the assortment, and make their
elections in time.
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ARRssHHD.-A man, whose name Is sup
posed TO be James G.. Firth, was arrested
by y'poHeemeh Lehman and Jackson. on
Sunday hight, on suspicionoi hayinsstolen
iewelry valued at $4,000 at Springfield. a
shortt time Rreyieus lie was arrested nj q
boarding house on Filth street, and a lot of
jewelry, corresponding in value TO the
amount above stated, was found IN his
possession, consisting of gold and silver
watches, diamond rings, &c. He was sent
to Springfield to-day for examination.
Previous to his arrest, he had disposed of
some OF the stolen property, AL of which.
however, was recovered by the officers.
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t1 sIeds, slcds, sleds at Huber & Sons.

GE- Alloways q Gross. 222 Fifth street,
Gre selling boots shoes, CATERS slippers
Sc, cheaper than any other house in the
city. del5dgt
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WooL GRowERs' CONVENTIONAL meet
ing Of the Ohio Wool Growers Association
will be held at Columbus, on the Sth of
January next. A full attendance is re-
quested, as matters of vital importance to
the success of the association and the wool
growing Interests of the State VIII he con-
sidered, II is especially desirable that each
county wool growers association be repre-
sented at that meeting. Visitors from other
States are cordially invited.
The election Of Officers and the ordinary
routine OF business of the Annual Meeting
will be attended to. An address may
be expected by gentleman from abroad.
MAYORS COURT Business In the Mayors
Court has not been very brisk for some
time past, owing mainly, we presume 10
the efficient administration of our mllnic-
ipal government The monotony of His
Honor's Court, is, however, occasionally re-
lieyed by an episode OF more or less interest
to the parties concerned. Yesterday, case
of this kind occurred Mrs. Burns, who
keeps drinking saloon on Sixth street,
had two young men, by the respective
names of Kenan and Healey, arrested for
creating disturbance In her house. The
Mayor heard the case patiently, and then
imposed fine dncludlng costs,) Of SO 20
apon each of the boys, and the same
amount upon Mrs. b., the proprietress OF
the saloon. 1t appearing in evidence that
she kepta disorderly house, Thelastnamed
inhietion wasno doubt considered by His
Honor as the best and most salutary admo-
milton that could be given to the keeper OF
the saloon for violating the law in regard
TO disorderly houses.
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THE DAIhY EMPIRE.
Coral aud Alisetilansuus.

CN Tomorrow viii be the lrst of the
Erntcr days, lor thc last quarter ol this
year.
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TnE PLAcE!--For WhatY Groceries,
For your Family, and the best in the mar
kct. Whose place? MiRicl9s, corner
Market and jefferson. del5d8
G8 Great reduction Of prices for ten
days in boots shoes, hats and caps at Al
loways ~ Gross, 222 Fifth street, they make
their prices suit all--go see them.
1p1S6ot
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TnE HomDAY SEAsoN,-1'he holiday sea-
son Is now at hand, With all is pleasant as
sociationsand memories. Tho festive garb
has been donncd by the storo-kcepers, and
thcin resources seem to be put to the Sc
yerfst test in che display of articles that
WIN profit aud interest the fastldious pub
lie. presents for the holidaysr are every
Whore displayed. Tho laiest books are
bound IN the most elegant styles; rich and
costly jewelry Is displayed in great proper
ton magni6centdress goods and thous-
and articles that 90 70 make up lady's toi-
let, are literally displayed in the show win
dows.
The coniectioners arc compromising thei-
sweets and using all the seductions that art
can aiiordto tempt the palates Of the pas
sers-by. The toy men, too, are preparing,
and their shelves are crowded with every
kind Of article which human ingenuity has
Invented 20 crafty the youthful mind Let
them show of their goods to the best ad-
vantage and not be unmindful of the fact
that next TO ahaudsome show window, a
well displayed advertisement in the DAILY
EMPmE viii greatly enhance their sales.
Now is the time for traders of every class
10 keep their wares "belore tue people,
Don't let the opportunity be delayed.
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TAx-PAYiSG AT NIGHT.-Citi2e of Day
Ton, confer a favor on Treasurer Staley, by
cQHiHq u me erenipg to pay their taxes.
The Office is greatly thronged during the
day by persons from distance, and citi-
2ens viii do we'll to call al night. l5d2t
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LOOK HERE.--Ifyou want a nice business
suit well madefo all patterns and all wool,
for $25 90, go TO Schwarz' lls Main street.
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Yet cease your ire, ye angry stars Of heaven
Wind rain and thunder, remember, earthly man. ("
That sternberger's is the place to get your
oyercoaLs, suits and furnishing goods.
no2ldlw
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s# Christmag and New Years are fast
approaching. and when on your Rounds in
Dayton, Men aud BoyS be sure and drop
In TO see friend Schwarz's enormous stock
of custom-made Clothing. You'll find his
stock more tasty made up, by great deal
larger and more especially his prices, that
will certainly induce buyers to purchase,
and be always satisfied. Don't forget
Schwarz, at the sign of the Golden Eagle,
ll8 Main street.
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~ Immense reduction ia Boots
dnd ShOes-GH FIRST cldss a0Ork--at
GoodlndR's, no Main Street, for 80
itqBs. These Goods MUST Posi-
tigety pc sold, regardless Of cost.
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BEsT's sFMTERs--PRICE REDUCED orr
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, B. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to Sl6. This win place them ia the reach
of all. and no family should be without
one. iyl2dtf
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DEFY CoMrErTioN.-Lcben d
Son, No. los Main street, call particular at
tention TO their new and splendid stock of
fall and winter Clothing. They defy COM
petition. and win not be undersold by any
other house in the city.
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rzF- Four hundred Government Over
coats, warranted new and OF excellent ma-
terial from 81 TO So Just received, at the
Eagle Clothing Store. II. ScHwARz.
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To HousEKEEPERs.---Y .---Yeast Of a very SUI
perior quality can be obtained mt the Flour
and Feed store of Eugene Dutoit, No. 53
Wayne street. This is pronounced to be
the best article OF the kind now in use.
Call and try it. decldlw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-18

ss5- Go to Schwar2' for bargains in fine
overcoats llS Main street.
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15- For a black cloth suit, custom-made,
to fit well and at the right price, go to the
Eagle Clothing Store, rs Main street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-18

e55- Women's fine sewed Balmorals at
Goodman's Mt 81 90.
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CTy- Parents will find infants and .n' a.
ren suits of all ages, all sizes, and all prices
beautifully made up tthe Eagle Clothing
Store. lis Main street.
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SPLENDID ATs.--Lebensburger q
Son, No. l0s Main street. have just received
he most splendid lotof overcoats in the
city, which they are offering at very low
g"res. Call and see them. ltd&w
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

. TWO story brick d yelling house. situated
Z on Moiins'l Avenue, with stable, carriage
house, sc. Ten acres of land or less will be sold
with the heuse TO suit purchaser.
Two acre. of land on Eagle street, south OF the
residence of the late Chas. Buford, convenient to
the business part of the city.
One lot opposite the methodist church.
Several lots in Chicago or lower addition to the
city of Rock Island.
One OF the most desirable farms in Rock Island
county, situated on the banks OF the Mississippi
river, a half mile above the town OF Hampton
consisting of about two hundred acres OF land
about one-half under cultivation, divided into o
or lots the balance well set in grass and well
tmbered A two story isrm house, barn and
good bearing orchard on the same.
Improved and unimproved lands In Cedar Co.
Iowa. equal to any in the state
Also lands in northern Iowa and southern MIN
aesota. =,
All of the above property, being part OF the
estate of the late Chas. Buford Is Tor sale oy MS
executors, either for cash on time, as the pur-
chaser may desire. onn
For particulars apply to B. D. BUFORD,
at the Rock Island Plow Factory
mchlqdwtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-09

TIVE DUsUouE PAcKsTs.-The BILL HEN
prRsos has been neatly fitted up as short
line psckes from Rock Island to Dubuque,
and placed in charge of Capt. A. McGoowin,
a gentleman of experience and one who viii
do all in his power to accommodate the pa
irons of this line. His boat leaves every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning
for Dubuque, returning opposite days.
The JAMEs MEANS, Capt. Mitchell, runs OF
opposite days from the Henderson, leaving
here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-09

AN OUrRAGB.-The attack made upon the
Young Mems Association of this city, by the
Davenport Gazette, OF Friday, and followed
up BY the mercenary linton, of Saturday, is
an outrage. The Union never presented
bill to the secretary which was not promptly
paid, and without grumbling. We have
done the advertising for the foreign lecturers
at one.half published rates, and for the home
lecturers fres-and sent the DAILY ARGUS
free of charge. We have also done what we
could by way of locals to help build up the
society. We have also paid the regular price
for membership of the society. We hardly
think the editor of the Union has done more
And yet neither of us has done as much as
many young men we can name, to build uE
the society. The attack of the Union is Who'll
" upiassi6able and without excuse. s a
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-09

IMPORTANT TO THE SIck.-We invite the specia
attention OF our reade rs to DR.. Eastery's advera
tsements, which can be seen in our advertising
columns this evening. DR.. Easterly's family med
Iciues ara deservediypopuIar, have rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and kept in all the
principal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states 1t will be seen that DIR. Easterly
does NOT recommend one medicine to cure all dis
eases, but prepares remedy for each particular
disease. which can be relied upon TO cure. II
families would supply themselves with variety
of his medicines, many DOCTORS bill might be
saved, also much sickness and suffering. Dr.
kssterly's medic mes have been twenty years es.
,ablished in St. LOUIS, and wherever known are
rega rded az the best in use We say to the sick
and afflicted, try them For sale by all druggists
feh2dwiy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-09

New AND VERY CHEAP-Those new goods just
opened at Aken's unsurpassed in quality, style
and price, New Prints in great variety, some
handsome patterns. Domestic ginghams, bleached
ed muslins all widths. Fine and heavy brown
muslins; spring delaines all bought at the oot-
tom of the market and will be sold very low.
In carpets, aoor oil cloths, ETC., the stock is
very complete and the prices will compare favor
ably with any tn be found west OF New York. Ii
you want good article at fair price don't fail to
look at Aiken's stock before purchasing.