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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-20

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NE~ Yonx. August 20.--Th cholera still ling
ers il fhls city. Fourteen fresh eases we're report
ed yssserda ~ to the board of healt In brooklyn
there was perceptible change In the progress Of
1.-The ENID emic and Ia fresh cases reported In
The New York Herald's correspondent with
our naval squadron, bound for Russia, gives very
interesting of the cordial reception aecor-
ded to the officers and crews OF the Montonomah
and Augusta by the king and roya. family OF the
Danieh capital. The king and family paid a VISIT
to to the vessels and were both astonished and
pleased by their inspection oil the iron-clad- Inc
Princess Dagmor, daughter to the king and be-
tro he'd to the heir of Russia, and future empress
OF that country, accompanied her father. The
young lady 10 spoken OF as very intelligent good
looking, self-possessed and wel-informed. Ihe
crown prince of Denmark said that Russia and the
United States were the greatest powers on earth
and would no doubt take care OF the small fish,
The officers OF the squadron, inge to say, found
stored at Copenhagen large amount of war ma
terial belonging to the late rebel anglo-Americsn
ram Stone VI all which they claimed and took pos
session of. All were well board both vessels a,
date.
President Roberts, of the Fenian Brotherhood,
has issued call for general congress of fenan,
at Troy, on Tuesday, Sept 4th, for the transac'
| ton of business. Gen. Sweeny has issued an ad
dress exhorting the members to avoid forming po
htical associations not connected with the cause
| of Irish freedom.
| Counterfeit compound interest notes of the de
| nominhton oil Gus on the CitiLens hatiohdl oahn
| of Fulton Y. Y, now In circulation, and alst
| counterfeit SIS on the national bank OF Cairo.
! A Chicago special announces large hire IN tina
city yesterday morning, originating IN Vaneorn
Murray 4 Co.'S tobacco house and destroyed prop
erty to the amount of $500, 900 which was insured
to the amount of $4,000 largely in New Yorl
| companies.
A Herald special dated Chicago, August l9ti
| says
| A terrible railroad disaster occurred this morn
ing at Hoimesyilie, About 40 miles from this city
| on the Michigan Southern railroad. The regular
| passenger tram consisting OF three sleePIng car
and three passenger coaches shortly afser leaving
Laporte was thrown off the track by COW, which
| in some ious manner was caught between 1--WE
| of the sleeping The train WAS running
| about rs miles hour at the time. The sleeping
cars and all the passenger coaches were hurle,
down enbankment IA feet One or the sleep
ing cars rolled over three times and finally cam
| right side up at the bottor,. They were all bsd,
shattered. Twenty-three persons were injured
but none, strange to say, were killed. At the TIM
of tho accident one OF the cars was thrown agaIns
a telegraph pole leaving the ire so that It wa
some time before medical attendance arrived frou
! Laporte.
| CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.-Sixty-n nine deaths fror
cholera were reported Saturday, and hfty-iou
yesterday
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CAN HE TAKE THE OATHs

Dirty Work Logan, in his speech in Chica-
60, on the l4th, said:
ssWe will make all men swear who propose to
hold office that they never have sympsthized, aid
ed or encouraged this rebellion, or held office or
sought Office under it,"
At the beginning of the war Dirty Logan
sent soldiers to the rebel army, consequently
he "aided" and encouraged" the rebellion.
Wonder if he can take the '-iron-clad" oath
he now proposes? John, can you swear %
When "Dirty" was member of the legis
lature he made furious speech charging
Gov. Bissell with perjury because he took
the oath governor, swearing that be had
not been engaged in duel, when it wac no.
torious that he had been go engaged. Has
"Dirty" made up his mind to commit per
jury-if he can get elected to congress?
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

ROOMS DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE,
CHICAGO, H., July 4, 1866.
The democracy of the several counties OF the
state of Illinois, together with ali conservative cit
liens who are in favor of Supporting President
johnson in his policy Of the restoration of the
states to their rghtful and constitutional relations
TO the federal government and who are in favor OF
allowing to all duly qualified citizens of the Unit
ed States the rights secured to them by the const-
tuition, and all who opposed to the present
radical and revolutionary policy Of congress by
which the reunion of the states and the people
thereof is made impossible, are requested TO send
delegates to q convention TO be held at Spring.
field on Wednesday, the 18th day of August, A. d..
1866, at 10 O'Clock, M, for the purpose OF nom
mating candidates for the Offices OF state treasurer
superintendent of public instruction and one mem
Der of congress for the state 1T large. ..
Each county will be allowed one delegate for
every three hundred 1900 votes cast for George B.
Mcclellan for president in 1854, and also one ad-
ditonal delegate for fraction of 100 and over OF
SAID vote.
Isaac r. DILLER,
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
Geo. W. JUDI, Sec'y.
1t is important shat each county and district
committee furnish the names of the chairman and
the members OF their respective committees, with
the post office address OF each to the chairman o
the convention on the day above named, in ord Ell
to insure a more thorough and perfect organiza-
tion for the campaign.
NorE.-Rock Island county is entitled to del
egates Mercer 4, Henry S.
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From the same paper, Aug. 10th.


We last week called the attention of oui
readers to sscre, politico.military orean,za
ton which is being formed in this state, and
which Col. RIM. Hough stated was thorough
iy organized in Is counties in this state, and
he asked of the city council of Chicago fcr
the loan OF DO muskets for q Chicago com
pany Of the order. The following dispatch
from Springfield. the headquarters of the or
der puts to rest all doubts as to the charac-
ter and objects of the organization
seIt is destined to WELD a power in the political
arena, which northern rebels had better not col
Tide with. The ex-b boys in blue will undoubtedly
vote at the coming election in the same direction
in which their guns were pointed during the rebel
lion."
BY northern rebels" we may, of course,
understand all who do not endorse congress
Chicago radical paper heads its report of
the Philadelphia convention, "The Rebel
Convention" and it ia easy to understand
that it is the purpose of the radicals to use
this secret military organization 10 carry the
election either by ballots or bullets, as cir
cumstances may require.
In further evidence of the activity of those
engaged in the organization of this ''Grand
Army of the Republic" we give the follow.
ing extract from the Chicago Tribane's
Springfield dispatches of August 18th:
"The Grand Army of the Republic continues to
grow in favor all over the state. Already seventy
counties have been organized into districts, with
subordinate commando, and General Webster, the
adjutant general of the organization, in
receipt of applications from old army officers
throughout the state for authority and instructions
to organize others. In a few weeks every county
and town in the state will have its thoroughly
ganized post district, az the case may be-"
A similar Organization, under the name of
the "Soldiers' League" is in existence in
Missouri, and It's object Is avowsd to support
congress in Opposition TO the president, as
viii be seen from the following paragraph
taksn from call for a meeting by the
"Board of Managers of the Soldiers League"
of 81. Louis:
teTo support the present congress in its opposi-
ton to the president, who, in view, 10 aiming
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-20
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

In accordance with the call of the county
committee, the democracy of Rock Island
county were represented in the court house
On Saturday, the 18th inst, most of the towns
having delegates present The meeting was
called to order by Col. Danforth, chairman of
ths county committee, and organized by an
pointing Supervisor Thomas Kerr, of Black
Hawk, chairman, and FL. b. Young. of Port
Byron, secretary.
The following delegates were then appoint t.
ed
10 the State Convention, at Springfield,
4uQust 29tA.-John Kistler, Jacob Norris,
Lucius Wells, j. B. Danforth, Jr, G. F. Cal.
kins.
10 the Congressional Contention, at Mon.
mouth. august 2ith.-J. W. Drury. Jacob
Norris, Maj. Ell. G. Connolly, John +, Stat
tord, j. B. Dsnforth, Jr, Stewart boon.
Capt. Charles Margraf Charles B. Marshall.
samuel deagy, Robert Ross, Lewis Wilson,
Geo: W. Townsend, Timothy Duston, F. g.
Whitney, Silas Drury.
voted, That if any delegate to either copvep-
ush cannot attend he have power to appoint
SUBSTITUTE, ana that those present have power to
cast 'he iuil vote TO which the county is entitled
The Declaration of Principles made bv tho
Na.ionai Union convention, at Philadelphia,
was then read, after which, the follov;nr 80
olutlon was unanimously adopted
Resolced That we fully and heartily ,nn,o
the declaration of principles laid down by the NJ.
ttonal Union Convention, recently in session :,
Philadelphia; that we regard the wise managsm.n.
OF that convention. its harmonious action, and tn
happy results, as an evidence that the radical d;
union party must yield to the great nonni. US
mand Tor restoration of the Union and thai ~.
recommend the National Union men. in 49,
.own IN TINS county, to take immediate me,.nrss
wt te ianas TO supply every family in their towns
ynf4 ~,
convention roiags OF that
Ane convention then adjourned.
HI THOMAS KERR, Chsirman.
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The value of 1.-THE Grand Army of the
Republic as a means to enable soldiers to
assert and obtain their rights, is beginning
to be felt. There is no doubt that the old
party hacks, who have always controlled
matters in this county, and who patted the
boys on the back when they went into the
war, snd stuffed them with promises, are dis
posed to treat them as johnson once intended
to treat the rebels-make them take bach. seats
But will the soldiers consent to sit there and
give the uppermost places to the stay-at
homes? The question will be answered this
fall Chicago Post. ----
This is only another admission that the
G. A. r. is a political institution.
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WHAT CONGRESS HAS DONE.

Hon. Leverett Saltonstall very happily and
pithily epitomized the work Of the eighi
months session of congress- in the following
sentences, taken from his speech at the Fan
euil Hall Convention:
Congress. birds of i'll omsn, gathered to
gether. These harpies. these vultures, wait
ed for the lion and the tiger to pull down thu
game, and then few to seize the prey. They
waited for you, brave sons of MASSACHUSETTS,
to fight our battles and pour out your blood
and then stepped in depriving you of the
fruits of your victory, and prevented you
from Boosting before the world that you have
restored your country forever"
Was there ever more truth contained in an
equal number of lines
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OLD SOLDIERS,

Remember, I'll. G. CoNNELLY, late
of the 18th Cavalry, continues max
ing application for Bounty under the
late law. Office over the Post Office,
Rock Island.
Pass the word along the line, Boys
Rock Island, Aug. Is, 1860, dwim.
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GOOD FOR ANDY.

President johnson has issued proclama-
ton declaring Maxilnilian's blockade of Mat
amoras, and other Mexican ports, null and
void as regards the privileges of American
citizens. and plainly intimating that its On
forcemsnt will not be permitted by the Unit
ed States government The proclamation
looks . little bit like standing up for the
Monroe Doctrine. even if there has to be a
fight about it. Good for Andy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-20

Punch announces u new volume, entitled
"Llspings from Low Latitudss," edited BY
Lady Duffsrin. The first poem begins:
"Tho' thplsndid the hummer thun th'yines,
Thweet thunth'yine theemth tholemn to
thee.
When the Thoush through the thtorm tn yek-
en- pines,
Thwespth thong to the thoil of the tree"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-20

The democracy of the several counties OF the
4th Congressional District, together with all con
servative citizens who are in favor OF suPpoI.uins
President Johnson in his policy of the res.o.auon
OF the states to their righrful and eons1tu.ionaI
relations to the federal government, ana VINO are
in favor of allowing to all duly quahheo e".lsns
of the United States the right. secured TO them
by the constitution; and all who are opposed 20
the present radical and revolutionary policy OF
canqres. bv which the re union of the states and
the people thereof is made impossible, are re-
ouested to send delegates to \ convention to be
held at Monmouth, on FRIDAY, THE oath DAY
OF AUGUST NEXT, at O'Clock P. M, for the
purpose of nominating q 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 fraction OF oo votes
or over, as follows:
Adsms, As Hancock, 70
Warren, II Henderson,, 9
Mercer, IL Rock Island, 10
fyacaney1 Adams COUNTY
NJ M MORRILL,, Hancock g
JB PATTERSON, Henderson ="
A H.SWAIN, Warren g
J. A. ]. BIRDSALL, Mercer @
JOHN DICKSON Rock Islands'
Copyre ssiop al Committee.
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Dog d-ys are fairly upon us and this 10
truly the sickly season. Do not be without a
supply of Goes dyspepsis cure in the house.
1t cures CHOLERA morbus, cramps, pains and
collie In either stomach or bowels, is the only
remedy ever discovered that is a sure cure
for dyspepsia, snd is splendid antidote for
disorders occasioned by a change of water or
diet; being prompt, harmless and certain in
its action, we oheerfully commend it to all
GLASSES.
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A man painting the cornice Of house in
Hartford few days since fell f,om the lad
der, and it was supposed that he was badly
hurt. The boss" listened to she telling de-
scription OF the fall, and with the ruling pas
sion still strong in him asked, anxiously,
"did he spill his paint?"
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FINE STOCK FARM ON BLUFF FOH
SALE,

4 CONTAINING eighty acres, thirty under Guilt
" vation, three hundred apple and pear trees
bearing frnit, house and well. and other neces-
saTy improvements, miles from Rock Island
For further particulars enquire of Henry Sehroe-
der on the farm, or o. ]. DIMICK,
Real Estate Agent, Rock leland.
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parts to the breath. Nor is the heart of the
ivory nut whittier than the teeth that ore
cleaned daily with that matchless fluid
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Tp-9ays Adrertissments
LIST or LETTERS

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N, Post Office at Rsek Island, State of Illinois,
:on the goth day of Augast, 1906:
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p agreesbly 20 the following section of the Post
Office Law, as the newspaper having the largest
circulation of any paper published In Rock
Island, Ill.,:
SIC. 5. And be it further enacted, that Lists oil
Letters remaining uncailed for in any post Office
in any city, town village, where a newspaper
shall be printed, shall hereafter be published once
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FEATHERS FOR SALE.

lNOR SALH at c. p. Hengster's Tobseco Store,
/ newt door to Babcock's Hall, 5000 lbs.
Ft sthers cheap, in quantities to suit.
Give me call before buying elsewhere.
t<EE L. p. HENGSTLER.
Rock Island Aug. 20-dwIm
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NATIONAL UNION CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

The National Union voters OF the 9TH scongres,
sional district oil Illinois are requested TO SEND
delegates to the convention to be held at Mon
mouth, on Friday, the a4th day Of August NEXT
at 10 O'Clock A. M, for the purpose OF nominal
sional district.
: The counties will be entitled to the loiio"ins
number of delegates: ;, asG
-f Adams, II, haneoeh,
Warren, IL, hendslIons VI
Mercer, 9, ROCK i'uh9, w.
-, Instruct Executive Committee,
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FRESH TURN? SEED.
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The. business will be continued by Keen & Me-
Kay.
Particular attention given TO horse shoeIng and
blseksmIthipg generally. Having heretofore re-
ceived a liberal portion of public patronage we
would respectfully solicit it's continuance.
PHIL KEEN,
MELVIN MCKAY.
Rock Island, June 10, lS66, off
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY <

INFORM their friends and the public gen
L orally that their new Academy viii open on
the first Monday in September next, for the re-
cePtion Of pupils az boardsrs, half boarders and
day scholars. --e ..s 3 ~ z-- 81 =
The course of instruction will comprise, as
formerly, all that constitutes good English edu
cation, French, German and Latin languages
music on Harp, Piano, Organ, Guitar and Dulei-
mer; also Vocal Music, Painting in Oil and Wa
ter colors, plainand ornamental Needle work,
&c, &C. IN ---. 80
Terms continue ~ heretofore, but payments
must be made in advance, and from this rule the re
will be deviation. ~ -
Davenport, Iowa, Ang. 8, dwln.
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DEMOCRACICC CONGRESSIONAL CON
VENTION--4TH DISTRICT.

Chairman of District Executive Committee.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm OF Keen, Lawhsad & Co., has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The easiness of said firm will be settled by J. R.
Johnston. ..e PHIL. KEEN,
$50 J.W.LAWHEAD,
-..-- MELVIN MCKAY