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CIT 1T E M s

Forty CENTS . line will be charged for
eash insertion of all notices under this head !.
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Odd Fellows.
Rock ISLAND LODGE No. IS, I. o. o. F.-Meets
every Monday Evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
south corner of Illinois and Eagle streets at
seven O'Clock, p. m.
A. F. CUTTER, r. 8.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SINGERS LETTER sAo
Family Sewing Machine.

This splendid machine combines all the good
qualities of our well known manufacturing ma
chimes, with many new and valuable improve
ments. 1t is swift, quiet and positive in its opor-
alton Jews the very finest and coarsest materi-
ais and anything betw the two extremes IN a
beautiful and substantial manner. 1t Hens, Fsfis,
Cords, Braids, Tucks, Gathers, Stitches, etc, and
will do greater range of work than any machine
heretofore offered to the public. We respectfully
invite all in want OF
Superior Family Sewing Machine
To pay US a visit. Every machine warranted land
full nstructons given by competent and courteous
attendants.
W. T. NORRIS, Agent for Rock Island county.
Over Blanding's Croekery Store, adjoining Bah
cocks Hall. may29dwtt.
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GRAND FESTIVAL AND
EXCU r $40 N !!

There will be grand Fair and Festival in
Sawyer's Hall, Geneseo. ON August 10th, 18th
and 18th, the proceeds of which will be applied
the payment of the debt Incumbent on the
Catholic Church of that city.
Ample arrangements have been made for the
accommodation of citizens from Rock Island and
Davenport. special tr.in will leave the Rock
Island depot at g. 30 P NJ, arriving IN Geneseo at
1870 and returning at II P. NJ.
Vocal and instrumental music will be in at
tendance during the entire time of the fair
aug6dwtd
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TO yet JOB Pis,NTISG JAM. 60
Gail T. the Argu, 'i"-
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE WE'LL.
Call nj al. Argus uf.
VI GET JOB PRINTING DONE WELL,
ss ~ @ as Call aa the Argus Oih.s
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OF Shirts, Drawers, Hose, Han6kerehieis, Sus-
pend ers, Neck Ties. Collars, Gloves, hats,
&C., SC, for sale at bargains
- Gents, sarments mnde to order, by he
hest vorkmen and in ths.latest styles.
~ Z, ZEIS
Corne1IIlinois ana Washington Sts.,
t=t go Rock Island
ps. rwill:sslI::my:entre stock and building
Al asbsrgaE- gs1 az E4
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n,>.To THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND

In response +" the inquiries which have been
attl,. ui mo. beg leave respectfully 10 SAY, ,ha'
II il be- the pt"a>r" al TIA" citizens oi Richmond 10
eject ln tl.e L,. }~ttr.. To- MI Tia" existing W
cauey will ..rve In. III ch"eriuly and 10 the U"~!
"g nay ah.iity.
aiu .,rr>Iblc al my nadrquacv 10 supply Ia"
pIac. 81 Mr. GraliAIt, who's" resignation, ia com
mon with all who !r-prc' tiriu" and talent, >ln-
rurrfv regret. And II j. dG" to cdud"r that should!
,ar f'.r TIA" rartInl ayurri my friends who hav"
cttIrd urDn III" has led them t. Uv"r-c>timat" my
cti4c.ty 10 serve them. rubii, lif. il altogether
lew 10 uI" neither my tastes nor my aspirations
hAye ey.r taken that direction. And honesty y
'Aiuk thai wG"u thr material Interests "i the city
4ra state NJ" - deeply involved In legislation, TIA"
people shorli select their most tried and export
.urrd c'itrus In the public s-rric', ar't shall
gladly Civ" place I" ANY on" lhrr may choose.
Hut II tilus, anon whom hAv" lived from my
h!r'h, ami L. whom du under - many chli-a-
liens shall honor ~. with their choice, vii, de-
vote t"th"jr r"rv!or with earnest zeal all III" "n"r
fa# po-s.-- WILLIAM W. CRuMP.
+" 2a-dti"
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ICpNNf ATEb
(ify Election.

Let it be understood that in the approaching
election for the House "f pel"s satcs Mr.. J. HAR-
uEK GILYrR Jr l. the representative. II = class
who ~ body. hav" not for some time enjoyed
the privilege Of being represented by one oi thelr
own numbcr-a class numerous, patriotic, ana a.
much devoted t" the Interests of the cry Il. any
tn" gonng nan i" hl'h"''""' II - "ls'" 'h"' ~
GiLNEk Is 10" young. IL - p''a"se he 70 ''''o
that tho more y"u'h'ht P,'f''"h ~ ~" ''"'"'''
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OyE OF THE On Sa-
turday night last policeman O'Dwycr found
a negro man named George Henry Lilly
making disturbance i'm front of the house
of Mr.. Neaglr, in Rockets. He warned
him to dcsist, and told him that il he con-
tinucd To make noise that lie should take
him to the Station-housc. Lilly told him
that if he said that ne was disordcrly he
told Il Cd id lie. The policeman took
hold of him to take him 10 the station
house, when he resisted and said that he
did not intend to bc arrested by Cd
ID rebel policeman. The officer was
compelled to Use his Jdt0n, and would not
have been able to get him to the station
house but for the assistance of some gen.
tlemen belonging to the QuartcrmaStcr'S
Department ut Rockets. After getting as
far as the Forty-gun Battery hc refused
to 90 farther, and said that if he went to
the station-housc he would be brought be-
fore that Cd ID old rebel son ofa b-h
Joe Mayo, and that ne could not get JUS
tice from him. The officer again dubbed
him, and he finally surrendered and went
to the cage.
When brought before the Mayor ycstcr-
day his bearing was extremely lnsolcnt.
He gave the witness the lie fatty, and was
otherwise very turbulent. lie was sent to
iail i'm default OF security for his good be-
hayior. \ party Of negroes, who were
near when he was arrested, manifested u
disposition to attempt to rescue HIM from
the officer, but were prevented by the as
sstancc rendered him by the gentlemen
present.
The negroes seem determined to try re-
sistancc to the police, but whenever they
10 50 they will find that they have begun
a most unwisc course. The laws of the
State and city must he enforced, disorder
and crime must bc put down: and it will
bc put down if it takes every white man
in the city to do it.
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Mss>rs. Edtor.-The approaching election To fll
the vacancy in the Legislature occnsioned by the
resignation II Mr.. Grattdn seems to attract tho at
t.ntion which its importance deserves.
The voters OF this city should certainly have u
fair opportunity Of deciding ntellig.n:iy to tn.
merits and qualifications Of the opposing cand!-
dates.
For myself, equally removed from the extremes
OF youth or age, | am free Ia say that ! have an
ardent desire for the advancement Of our young
men, especially those who did their duty in the
late war, and who justly claim that s,rrics rather
than mare Jusi'tDa should be criterion of merit.
1t has been stated that young GiiIuer enjoyed the
benefit II 4 military education, AN advantage
which few Of hi. cotemporaries possessed, but II
has not been stated in what arm Of the service Mr
Giltncr sgnaIihed himself. lnwhat battl" hs par
ticipated. Whether he received promotion or tn.
comlnendation Of his superiors and finally, how
much of his time during the war was spent at
home and how much in the tented field
These questions are asked that We may b, as
sured of Mr.. GlImer's ,Xcellencies, and Judge
whether his rXpeTlcnc. IN NE Nnr ~ duty has
lifted him To know the wants and to devi-. mes-
snre~ for the relief Of the people whose r-prssen-
taton he sullcts.
War and govcraurnt are not kindred arts. The
one is violence and destruction the other, order
and stability. There hay. been instances, but
they are ct,turi,S apart, where great warriors have
been xr.at statesmen. The first Napoleon. Frsde-
rick the Great. and Julius Cesar, ar" cases In
poiut. Fortunately tor mankind, their affairs sell
dom reuu.r. the control of such towering intel.
ect, In the present iunc,ure We only need those
who have had large experience in the business Q!
ufe-calm, sensible, and disninod men.
II III. ayuwel or anony NOUS friends OF Mr. GIl.
m.r can satisfy III. by evidence, not bare assertion
that he can NIL this rrluls.tion II the public, ha
shall have my vote and III. vote Of a gu"dly mum
her OF nv n.ighbors-solit m"n-heain II faIni.
lies.
In the great convul-irns through which We have
lust passed, law, order, and even society ITSELF
were we'll nigh -ubyortei. oar relations with the
General Government arc now greatly disturbed
the rublic finance dsnrdared, individual wealth
sw.pt away and the good people burden.d with
4 .ri-yous, almost intolerable, taxation. Surely
the occasion calls for IN" council and direction o
crave, sober minded men.
Tn. writer j. not unrndful Of The fact iha'
young men have eSCcll"d In Ntaie-'rHit ~ "''' ="
| IN war. lie remembers that WILLIAM ih'
| prim. Minister II England ut twenty -fohr "n'sh
| n. ba. heard ia the Ak. of the Younger '''''ei
! AMI ,h.u too The elder fit, Tx" 'ho "lh'f 'ii'
| mar wa. IN rubltc lifa. Thsr" may y" "'hei
| -, ~ c,tnrfdsnce In tn" lives OF these young
,,o,,.,.u which IL il hoped Mr. 6ilu,ers modesty
! IN ,,,u,t, hi. friends tn advertise III the daily
| journal- =,
| Furnished, may decidedly influence the vote nf
! 1 MIDDLg.A'ED NAN.
| RICHMOND, July 80.
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r. WHov IT Nay CoNrERN.-Somc two
weeks since there appeared in the DiSpatch
IN advertisement oi an Irish lady" who
wanted y situation ~ "cook, washer, and
ironcr." The lady procured 4 situation
and stopped the advertisement, but We
have continued tn receive calls and letters
in large numbers, asking about her. We
now notify all who desire the lady's ser
vices that they cannot get them. She has
a place, and is at this time no doubt cook
ing some gentleman dinner. The D'S-
patch has been very successful in hnding
things" and in procuring situations Tor
those who have advertised for them III lis
columns. The number Of letters whicil We
have received in response to inns ave-
,i,cmept warrants us in proposing to Post
master. General Randall 10 make yearly
contract to advertise "Irish ladies' III the
Dispatch. 1t would put considerable reve-
nue. in Uncle Sans depleted pockets.
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,rodn,cd no witnesses tor the defence, 0l,
IA. ground that the examination was
merely preliminary one, and for other
reasonS satisfactory 10 themselves and
ihrir client. And Notwithstanding the
vitucs,r, were not cross examined, and
,L.ir testimony was h""" ",d of them hy
leading questions, there arc many irrccon-
rilablc contradictions in The statements
made by them.
In REGARD to the niik-maid, who was
said 10 have drowned herself on account Of
the inhrman cruelty rracticcd towards
her, We are informed that Size was very
old woman, who was not altogether sane ::
that She wandered OH from the house
witI,out cause, and was found drowned in
,},c stream. into which She had no doubt
fallen in her wandclingS. When her body
wa, found, the coroner Of the county was
sent for. and who. from the facts of which
he was co.nizant, did not deem an inquest
necessary.
Asto the woman whom she is said TO
have beaten 50 cruelty that she laid down
in the snow without clothing, and when
found was so nearly dead that she could
not he rcsusci;atcd : The fact that Mrs.
Abrahams nurscd her carefully after
having found her, and did all she could do
to relieve her sutieringS, rs was proved by
one of the witnesses, proves that she could
not have wished to murder her.
But the crowning rciutation to the whole
cllarg" is, that il Mrs. Abralams had have
been guilty of the iicudish cruelty OF which
She is charged Tor II period OF eleven
years. the laws of the State OF Virginia
would have been enforced against her, for
the laws protected the Slave as well as the
master. That she may have been, and
probably was, a severe mistress is very
possible but it is utterly impossible that
She could have burnt, beaten blind,
Knocked out the teeth and eyes OF her
negroes, without having been arrested ana
held lnr trial in the court OF her county.
This whole affair is al exaggerated one,
gotten up expressly for the benefit ot hose
sensational people and papers at the North
wh" have had "niggcr on the brain Tor
thirty years. and who cannot be satisfied,
how HAT they hay" released him from the
"galling claims Of slavery but must
needs look for other Woes and other wrongs
tp rcdrc>S--mcn who can sec "tlc mote
in our eye, hut cannot sec The beam III
their own" II they arr OH the lookout
for cases of iicndsh cruclty, We commend
10 them the ease Of "Par>on" Lindsey !:
and they n:h find some cases of harsh
treatment in their factories and elsewhere
uudrr their apprentice system.
We wish L. see iu>tir" done 10 every
one: and have written this article not t"
,lciiud Mrs. Abra'aiH~, hut 10 point ont
.ou, of the glaring POINTS IN which lnlu>-
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REprtTION Ur FREnHTS.-W learn that
the Adams Express Company has reduced
its ircights onc-haf between this city and
Baltimore, and that it has made a cores
ponding reduction Oh all Of the routes on
which the National is running. The COM
petition between these companies is hav-
ing the effect OF bringing down the prices
of carrying freight considerably but whc-
thcr it will be permanent thing is mat
ter of doubt. Whilst competition may be
the life of trade, it may he the death OF
some of the express companies. ~---...
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RICHMOND MANuFACTURE.-We yestcr-
day saw specimen of Richmond manu-
facture that deserves notice. Mr.. William
Forbes, of this city, has established ma
nulactory of children's vehicles at the
corner of Fourth and Cary streets. The
specimen shown to US yesterday was wha.
Is called o "perambulator," and more
neat and wsll-made article Of the kind We
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Recovered BooKs.-Icstcrday Mcs>rs.
Robinson X Fairbanks intimatcd to Mr.. Z.
II. BarkSdalc of our city that there were
some valuable volumes in their store sup
posed to be his property, which had been
deposited there for sale. Upon "'":..::::. "a
ton, Mr.. BarkSdalc found ,nrm to he his.
They were valuable, and especially priced
because they had been bought by hIm at
the sale of the effects of the late John Ran
doIph Of Roanoke. This case should he a
caution To dishonest persons and those
who have inst entered upon the way of
vice. The traffic in old books since the
fall of Richmond has been considerable,
and has invited TO this sort of transgrcS
sion: but the dealers have become cau
,ious from dcccptions practiccd upon them,
and theft in this way is becoming pcrilous.
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RErApTrRE OF AN ESCAPED CONVICT
Yesterday afternoon, as Mr.. Hall, the city
TAILOR, was standing at the front gate of the
city Jail, he saw Frederick Miller, an es-
capped pcnitcntiary convict, walking lei
surely up the street. AS he ncarcd the
Jail gate Mr.. Hall seized him and secured
him. He was conveyed i'll short time
back to his old quarters. Miller was SEN
fenced in lsGi, for Il term OF eight years,
for robbing an old man and asSaulting him
with intent 10 kill. He escaped at the
same time with Granville Montclic.
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DrsPArCH FOR THE SpRISa-. -.-fCrsons gong
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY Dr.PArcH sent them ut sixty
cents per month. Orders left atouT counting
room " i'll receive attention.
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LARGE SALE OF CAPTURED PROPERTY
Under the direction of Colonel l.oomiS, a
large Government sale OF captured and
abandoned property va, held yesterday at
the warcroomS Of lIartwcll, Dick & Co.,,
on the corner of Fourteenth and Cary
streets. Among the property sold were
the lollowing-namcd steamers:
Steamer wv. ". Townc>," sold to Styll
< Davis at $1,000
Steamer "Rocket," sold to Myers X
Brother at - $50.
Stcamtug -. II. Parker sold to j.
T.. Faulkner at S91J.
There were also two canal hargco sold as
follows: Barge "Malvcrn," sold to John
J. Worth at $3.50: barge Richmond" to
the same party at $500.
The other articles sold, leather rSpc-
ciully, brought good prices.
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LONDON HAIR COLOR AND RE
ny rur p,y,pr>D or THE MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of New York I"
policy holders las, year WAS an average OF SIXTY
per cent. cash. or one hundred and twenty II paid
with uai4ty Al death The accumulation Of thi,
Cu,apauy !, over siXTEEE MILLIONS OF pol
LARS o. +. BRESEE,
fvo-lv General Agent.
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ro1rcF IIEAnQrAnrEEs.-lIcnry Gaines,
nero. was tho solitary inmate ut the first
s'rtion-honsc yesterday. Henry beat a
"fricnd" named Alexander Foster, and
Alex thinking prudence the better part ot
vn'or, retired from The scene and had his
"iricrl arrested.
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TuAr CAsr OF CHOLERA on Seventeenth
street was clearly ease "l ct"'crn n"r'HS.
The patient came here from the country,
had eaten no dinner, ate Il hearty supper
of hccl>tcak and onions, then bought a
large watermelon, and failing L" get any
one TO help him eat it, ale it all himself.
lie went 10 bed AMI awokc in the night
with violent vomiting and pnrging, and
died from it. A> far IL we can learn, he
had not the symptoms Of A>iatic cholera
Il, all. 1t was well, though, for the chair
man of the Health Committee to act Is
promptly a. he did in di>inlrrting and
cleansing tn" premises on which the pa
tirnt died.
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GEUBES y WILLIAMS will sell upon tn"
premises, al j q clock, =. NJ, 4 hou-" and
lot on SiNth street, north of Leigh.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR viii sell upon III" pre-.
misrs, ~ hali-past : o'clock. L. NJ, FIVE
acres OF land OF Marion Hill.
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"OHE MORE UNFoRTrNArE." THE soli-
tarv arrest at the second ward station
house yesterday was that Of John Lord, a
Door incbriate who had taken too much,
become disorderly on the street, cursed
the policeman, and resisted him when he
attempted to arrest him. He was locked
up for the Mayors Court.
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THE CouNrY.-Squire Webb, negro, was
arragncd before Justice Thomas yester,,
day for stealing a dress. The accused
was acquitted in the abssncs OF evidence
to criminate him.
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL. ASSOCIATIoN.-
The managers Of the Association acknow-
ledge, with thanks, the receipt Of the pro-
cecds Of fair of Mree little girls Of Rich
mond: also OF donations from Mrs. Adam
Errric of Wilmington, \. c., = Baltimore
ladv. the hdics OF Abbevillc, Mr.. Joseph
ncr"r-c of New Orleans, Mr.. J. Bnchan-
~ Of GLASGOW, Scotland, Mrs. Governor
Shorter OF Alabama, and Mrs. W. W.
Nnrton If Providence, X. !.
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kyocKLp Down. Yesterday negro
named Joe Darracott hada misundcrstand-
ING with Mr.. J. S. i. Tin>lcy, of llcnrlco
county, and called him u I'D rebel son
Of b-h," whcrcupon Mr.. Tin>lcy knock
ed him down inc"ntincnlly. The negro
procured Il warrant ami hal him arrested.
lie was hailcd in one hundred dollars to
appear 1t the Mayors Court this morning.
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NAYuG'$ C"tHr--M,Y"E Mayo rnt>I-
pING-Mu>DAY MuE>lN", JtLY 3o.-l he
attendance OF spectators vas small; the
"cpoI," WAS nearly empty; The heat was
excessive, and the proceedings dull~-vrry
duIl.
t,rorsr Niitlock, nr4ro, "dS called np
on the charec ul stealing William D..
smiths m,gro) "rcrlcr,' containing tvs"
Iul suits "i clothing: also two pairs OF
ral4ts, shirt, vest, and coat from Joseph
'ravlrr. negro. The accused was found
with the stolen property III his possession
lie was sent on To the liu>tingS Court for
Indictment, and sent below Tor salc-kcrp-
iur.
George Lilly, negro, was called up on
the charge OF being dlsordcrly III Inc
street and with rcsi>tinga policeman III the
discharge OF his duty. He was sent under
the hill in default OF two hundred dollars
security for his future good behavior, and
sent Oh t. the iIuStings Court for lndlct-
mcnt.
William B. Grltitll, white, was called up
on the charge of aSSaulting James NJ.
Turkcr, He was sent "n 10 the lluStinGS
Conrt for Indictment, and required to give
security in two hundred dollars for his
good behavior.
George Mitchell. negro, was arraIgncd Oh
the charge OF being H"'"trfHiy drunk anu
heating his wife. He was required t. give
security in the Snm ui' lw" hundred dollars
that he would hc al good behavior ana
keep the peace Inr twelve months.
John X. Lawrence and James X. C"rdlc
il..l I.,t l,,t
of fighting and raising disturbance III the
house of john X. Lawrence.
W. ID. Pcmbcrton, policeman, stated
that about y o'clock OF saturday night thc
cry of "poiicc" was raised, ana lie went
into Lawrence house and found the par
ties fighting and each attempting 10 get
pistol from the other.
Mrs. Lawrence and brr sister were cA-
amined, and testified that Lawrence As
>aultcd Cordlc and drew pistol on INN
that Cordle got it away from Inn ana
strucl, him over the head with il, and that
Mr.. Lawrence called the policeman.
Lawrence was required to give ba'l III
two hundred dollars for his good bcha''or,
and Curdle was discharged.
Nancy Watkins, aged mulatt", VAS ar
raigned on the charge of having IN her
uos,,,,ion Il dress stolen from Eliza Brown,
negro. \ portion "i' IN" testimony was
heard. and the further hearing OF the rN>c
WAS po,tponcd till lo-mn~Tnw morning.
Jenny Walker and Mary llili, two. dirty
negro wcnchr<. were brought W on he
charge Of using indecent and pr"anc IN
ruagc and Grhting II III" streets. The
we're sent 10 Jail il default 81 two hundred