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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-20
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E. L. PARMENTER
BOARDING HOUSE.

BVhkUlNG HOUSE.
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Meals furnished at regular hours.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-25
Tha Hend nf RinheIian.

The Paris correspondent of the London aar
saJe;-''The head OF RiOhelieu was separated
rem bis corpse during the brst revolution In
karb. N. FOrtoul was the first person 10 whom
n oecprred 20 restore the head to the remains
81 the once mighty cardinal, but in spite Of all
Ais exeTtiOns he iailed to do 80. The Dreaan1
Emperor, with the help OF N. Dp---
tg Of Public Instv"~.- ,s. .sti-
-. svtloD, has been more sue
80, NE head having been discovered in
Khe possession of M. Armez, q gentleman of
Dfetagne, who has presented 1t to his Majesty.
Authentic documents proving its identity have
been sent up with it. II appears that the head
" the Cardinal was taken by hosier Of the
Rue st. Denis during the breaking open OF
his tomb The mob got into the coffin, and,
trampling upon the embalmed corpse, cut 1t in
pieces. The head was instantly taken posses
Sien Of by the hosier, who, taxing favorable
opportunity, hId 1t under his clothes, proud
and happy TO be the proprietor OF so valuable
relic. Fearing, however, that II would pe
found out that he had robbed this treasure, ne
was suddenly seized with the idea OF saving y
in two, 80 that the face alone is preserved
from the forehead to the chin. IL is TINS mask,
"a II were, that is now at the Ministere de
fInstruction Pubique. II is perfectly mehoSany
Oolertd, the teeth are beautifully white, ana
the nfoustache and imperial are OF reddlsn
brown. Philippe de Champagni's portrait,
which we have all gazed ut in the square room
Of the Louvre, is proved to be marvellous
NkeDe ss-the outline of the features as correct
as thou gh it had been photographed
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-25
The Distracted t.Almanaoh de eOtha."

All the Year Round has the following
There is CONSERVATION in the editorial room
at GOtha. The Aimenaoh for 1867 was almost
ready TO be launched forth into the world when,
% like the simoom, Prussia sweeps over the
North OF Germany, and kings and princes are
carried away by the blast ike so many reeds;
even the stalw lwart tree of Austria has lost many
Of it's branches, blown away by the storm,
thongh the stem still stands firm on It's deep-set
roots. The hurricane has lulled, the treaty Oh
Prague calms for a time the troubled elemenCs,
diplomacy has done its work. But u Is a mucn lc
easier task TO sign treaty and exchange ratl-
Hoations than to rewrite acompendium ike the
AlYnanaCh de Gothd. The whole German
Confederation is extinguished, and Frankfort,
fhe seat of the Diet, anne Xed; consequently the
fhlrty.two States including the Hanse towns,
must be struck out of the Alndndch, and the
North German Confederation above the Nam in
ser ted instead As regards the embryo Conede
ration OF the Southern States all Is chaos. HThen
Austria has lost Venetia, Denmark has lost the
Duchies, and, worst OF ali, no one knows
whether the few remaining ninepins Will not Oe
bowled down by the strong arm OF Bismarck
or OF a Napoleon. 1t is easier TO shoot hon
with single bullet than to exterminate nest
of wasps Saxony is not yet annexed and may
remain intact in the Alndndch of 1867; but
Hanover, Nassau, Hesse-Cassel, Darmstadt, and
Others must all have a pen struck through them,
and added to Prussia. Prussia is Ike the devil
fish described by Victor Hugo IN his Travail
leurs de la Mer." 1t holds IN its strangling grip
all the petty princes in Germony. We are in
October; the continental arrangements are bs
no means settled, and the ALndndch m ust APP
pear on the Isl of January. We have good rea-
son tor saying, again, that CONSERVATION pre-
walls IN the editors room at Gotha.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
Gen. Sherman and Mr.. Trenholm.
From the Cincinnati Commercial. juno 2sl

. couple Of anecdotes of tho visit of tho South
Caroiina halfway delegation to this city are worth
relating. Gen: Sherman happened to be hnra
ana was invited to drop in where tho South Caro-,
call: The General said all his time was fully oc.
cupled, as he proposed to 20 to st. Louis by Tho
next tran and besides, said he, "tell the gentle.
men na 5 from south Carolina that called upon them
owe me a call" Dir. Trenholm was duIy informoT
.hat an OLD friend OF his in the city, who, per-
maps would have called upon him, but lad sometime
since endeavored to see him and could not find
MI MN at home, and indeed he was led to believe
,nat ti mr.: trenholm had purposely avoided seeing
him Mr. L; could not remember any conduct Of
MS that would justify accusation OF discourtesy
OF that kind, and inquired what the name of the
@ lriona might be. He was told it was ca Mr. sher-
man.. Mr. Sherman" said Trenholm and upon
MS word he had quite forgotten there must be
some mistake. The name of Major-General vii.
LAM; nam 4: Sherman being mentioned, the South
some Of them recollected they were not at Rome
when he passed that way.
The other incident is that of an exchange of
views between an Ohio politician who has devoted
nmset to the preaching Of the political gospel
citlzens OF Charleston. The Ohioan indulged in
eloquent Endorsements Of tho doctrine of State
Sovereignty and the right OF secession.
The South Carqlinian replied: IT have been
yocated on the stump. 1t sounded we'll IbeleYed
IN 1t fully: But when we came to try it it did mot
SorK well. The theory was pretty, but the prac.
tlce was destructive. We do not want any more
OF OF 1t in our generation. We have buried that"
TOMB could contain the immortal; that State Sow
erelgnty, as South Carolina had interpreted it.
would get up Like John Barleycorn. The South
Carollnian did not seem to be convinced. He had
ineredulously an Ohioan proclaimed the resur-
rection Of the rebellion.
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your while to mako effort to raise tho can,,,,
no other city or State unGVdseS Un, ySa what
the great trunk railway and thorougbare and the short
own reach the South Atlantic coast I'D VIGIL
Mr.. President and gentlemen. thank your for tho
suggest that matter cam with great proppiSr bo
placed In the hands Of special committee Of your
from the stand point Of your interest enter into
consultation and correspondence with the Blue Ridge
Company. to tho end that error may bo committed
In this connection in respect to your interests
man makes Mistakes though he brings to bear the
snots yet commit that are derimental: and
we all know from experience and observation that
mistaken in their objects. because every man thinks
thai his neighbor Is moro occupied about thom than
After the speakers had concluded, it being then
about two P. NJ, the whole party adjourned to
Wizards Hotel, where magnificent dinner WAS
spread for them by the city, to which they did due
credit.
After dinner, which was about 81 o'clock, upon
an invitation from the Mayor and Council. the
party repaired to a number of carriages which
were awaiting them, and made a visit to the prn-
cpal places of beauty and interest in the city first
visiting Cave Hil where they spent about an
hour, then the machine shops and engine houses
of the l.. and N. R. R., and thence to the locks of
the canal at Portland, returning at about dark
to their hotel, where the party broke up after
many we'll wishes and congratulations.
number OF invitations have been extended to
the delegation by many Of our prominent citizens,
and it is presumed they will spend the short part
Of to-day allotted to them in visiting and enjoy
ing themselves. They will meet again to-day at
the Board Of Trade rooms, when the Board will
expr ess their action.
Among the gentlemen present at the reception
and accompanying the party in their tour, we no.
tice our friends WILLIAM KAYE, ESQ.,, who was as
sisting in doing the honors, and W. KRIppKN.
srAPEL, editor Of the Vooh slat,, who was present
by invitation.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from Europe.

New YORK. June 97.-The steamship Java arrived
this evening, with Liverpool dates to the l7th inst
The Federal Diet having, on the 14th inst. agreed to
Federal army, Prussia agreeably to previous notice.
carried out her threat to consider It act of hostility
the part of those States which supported 1t, and
tho following day commenced war by sending troops
into SaIony and Hanover
1t is also rumored that Austrian troops entered Sax
ony which iB not confirmed. But 1t is believed that
Benedeck would Immediately to attack the Prus
SLAMS. After the action by the Federal Diet, the Prus
sian representative protested against 1t unconstu
tionaL and Immediately withdrew from tho Diet.
There is great commotion and financial depression
throughout Germany. Baron Rlcasol is forming
stationary ministry La Marmora goes TO camp with the
King as minister, without portfolio.
Ness from other places unimportant
The Atlantic Telegraph Cable Is finished.
The Great Eastern leaves sheerness July 18th.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
Late nIarh ets.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet aud ad-
yanced to &c. sales 81 50 to 70 for No. and 81 10 to
lHc; aales at 81 to 66c for NO. l. and $40 for No O.
oats firm % and advanced Ke sales at s2 to $50 Pro
Receipts todsy-9500 bbls flour. 900 bushels wheat
2s7 600 bushels corn 1000 bushels oats Shipments
5000 bbls -four, 49, 600 bushels wheat 128 600 bushels
corn, los, 600 bushels oats.
MnwAuKRE. June 2s.-Flour quiet. Wheat dull; sales
at 50 Oh to o. Corn quiet at 64c Oats declined Hc
Receipts to-day2900sbbls -four 80 900 bushels wheat
28000 bushels OATS Shipments-s00 bbls flour. ST. 900
bushels wheat.
ST. Louis, June e2S.-FLouR-Medium and low grades
declined 26o; higher qualities firm; single extras So to
co. double extras SO 65 to 49, Wheat Lower grades
declined; spring 81 s6 to 2; prime 50 10 a. Corn
easier at 90 to TO- Pork quiet and unchanged Bacon
Whskey unchanged; sales at 50 22k.
CINoINNATI June 23-Flour and wheat unchanged
Whskey dull at 81 26 free, and 50 81 In bond. Mesa
pork In good demand at $S2 . Lard dull at $21k to
80. Gold 162.
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In menorinnn.

In Memorfam.
JAMES sHAPTER CALDWELL, WAS wounded at Fort
Fisher on the night of the 18th January 1885, and died
In New York the Goth June 1885, rom the effects OF
an operation performed on the wound
Sleep riend The for which you fought and bed
Now numbers you among her martyrs dead,
Though 1t has failed, and AL It's hopes have fed;
In Vict'ry'e song no place for you and mine,
NO arch OF triumph on the conquered field
No proud memorial, as have those who gain
But In each Southern heart is raised shrine
Where mem'ry ever will ha nroud to yield
loving uI '-e 10 our h., slain.
We falle,i i5 oniy fail the true and brave;
Rest, reiE tn peace where true soldier lies
Rest rest In peace for from your c! !erished grave
voice appealing 20 our hearts will rise
Teaching again, Truth sealed with blood neer dies
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Go NOTICE TO DEALERS IN SPIRITUOUS
LIoUoRs.-cITY HALL. OFFICE CLERK OF CoUN.
OIL, July 49, 1s68-Applications for LICENSE TO RE-
TAIL sPIR1TUoUs LIQUORS. to take date from, July.
1865, will be received at this Office, commencing on
Wednesday, goth inst Applicants Will be required to
mention the place where he she they intend to carry
such licensed trade. and accompanying the spplica-
ton 80 respects Tavern Licenses, with certh-
cate recommended by six freeholders living in the
mediate neighborhood Of the applicant to good
pute for honesty and sobriety. W. n. SMITH,
June 20 10 Clerk OF Council,
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New York Market.

Hoo fns oha. June z7-Fivetwentes, 10l Seventh
a,s - aosd tex Flour s.ssy ssss Of COCO bsE,
sn% AMI So At $40 10 to ST. wheat Arm for good
s.ias onna III sales unimportank Corn quiet;
% WY Duahels at 90 to o. Beef sts ndy Pork arm
ovo n barrels ut ssl 80 to s3l a. Lard dull az
-''a '" 1e1A' "hiskey dun. Cotton arm; aales 10000
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PRICE FIVE GENTS

to pass through her territory, and to make uso OF
.n9 ,IS, hanoyerlan lines Of railway. Tho brigade
ALroNA, June II, z 7. Mp to the present
nr? moment only small detachmonts of tho Austrian
Grigade or O. haVe marched out of Altoona It is be-
tomorrow morning. "'' VI" oary
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sS- NoTIcE.-ELIzA o'NEILI,, ADMINS

RB- NOTICE.-ELIZA ONEILL, ADMINS
TRATRIX OF REV. P. oNEILL Us. MARIA T. Mo-
KEwN, AND OTHERs.-Pursuant to the decree Of the
18th May 1866 notice Is hereby given the Creditors Of
the Estate OF the Rev. PATRICK O'NEILL dec .ased,
to in aud establish their claims before me, on
before the 1st of September next.
JAMES ". GRAY,
May 81 th3mos Master in Equity
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Conversational.

WARRINGTON, June 27-ln the Senate Hr. Wade from
the Committee on the District of Columbia rsported
bill to repeal act to retrocede the county of Aeran
rfa to the State of Virginia The object of the bin s
The bill to aid in the construction Of telegraph lines
and to secure to the Government the use of the
for postal military and other purposes, was called up
and some discussion ensued. f
Mr. Brown offered some remarks relating to tho recep
report OF the Postmaster General subject M tale
graphing. and sad that in this report the M feners
had shown himself utterly incompetent for the posifon
which he no ds. This report made up in great
OF communications from the parties Interested in the
great monopoly that controls the teleqraphino of
the country. The Postmaster General had refiected
more dscredit on himself in this connection than ner
haps had In regard to any other officer of the
Government Men In his position heretofore had
Btrtven to advance the public interests but he had
stood In the way OF needed reform. 49, A'N
Mr. Sherman regretted that Mr.. Brown had mazda
such personal attack upon Mr.. Dennison whom he
shermsn knew to have the public interests at heart
them. "a "o'anoine
Tho bill for giving the right of suffrage TO neorosa IN
tho District OF Columbia was then considered
Ihe House passed bill for the prevention OF smup
Mr. Morrill,. of Vermont, from the Committee OF w.vs
ana Means reported the Senate's amen dmeps to the
!ak OIL. Inc House concurred In most OF them but
-osagreeo 10 the senateB amendment Of tax OF two
cents pound on cotton, instead Of Eve cen.s This
Of Conference ~ o' iil''oo
The President yesterday authorized the tssue ~ a
pardon TO T. Bledsoe, who In the early part OF the
rebellion, occupied the position CT Assistant Secretary
States. Wv -"'o oon1eoef1'e
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The West We. The Eaat.

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Yesterday for the first time
during the session. the members Of the House OF Rep
resentatives from the Middle and Western States 90
operated against those from New England The lnttor
were aeeaed IN their efforts to Northern Pa.
enc hailroad Route the majority adopting what is
called the Central Route This bill allows the Union
TO 60 by Denver City, Colorado.
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From nle0ico.

Nav YoRK, June 27-The steamship Moro Castle
nrngs adyices to the 2sd inst LEstastte says
hat 1ne Mexican Empire depends upon the Of
e OF War and of the Treasury In raising
natlonai army but whilst the Empire has neither
Nv o money It's situation is precarious and endangered
dered O draft. ~ "
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NEW ORLEANs, June 27.-Cotton feeble and UNCHANGED
Sales Sales goo bales Gold 6s1. Bank Sterling TO- New
The cotton worm is ravaging the plant in Western
Texas,
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60 The Friends OF Mira. MI. Carver, and
OF the late Captain JOHN B. CARVER invited TO at
tend the Funeral of their Daughter, MARY ANN, This
Afternoon at Four O'Clock, from her residence No. 17s
East Bay. June "a
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Cholera in New York.

,on noaK, June 27.-Dr. Biasen reports from the
hospital ship. ' 40 Ao Ni0i' onoi'i" oa 'i'
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BEXECUTOR'S NOTICF.-ALL PERSONS
having any demands against the late JOSHUA B.
WHITRIDGE, OF St. Johns Colleton, NJ. d. and Plant
er, will present the properly attested and those In
debted will make payment to WILLIAM wHALEY. So
lictor, No. 4S Broad street. OsMA BAILEY,
June sw12* Executor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CT ESTATE NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAy-
ING DEMANDS against the Estate of the late DR. JOHN
A WARREN will present them duly attested; and per-
sons indebted will make payment to ROBERT CAMPBELL
ESQ.,, Attorney at Law, Marlborough; or
June26 BENZ. STOKES. Administrators.
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Eew Orleans Market.

bales at 5s to 40. Sugar dull. Naval Stores quiet Pc
trofeum dull Freights dull.
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ny NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
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AUDITORS OFFICE. 80. GA. RAILROAD COL
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"Resolred, That holders of Past Due Bonds and
Coupons requested TO make statements OF the
an leave them at the tce of Auditor before
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