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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-01
DIR. sSEGsEIlesW

/ SsssssY Ia the only Physician asa Spe oal-
- 49, ist, now in Chicago that can be en-
~ 49, tirely relied upon. Go to him and
s43a not suffer that horrible disease %
SgExG remain IN your system, disheuring
%aE4 your face ana body, besides des-
"a troylng your happiness aud future
'''- prospects of life. He has made
Private Diseases and Nervous Debility his study
for the past twenty wears, and is therefore the
person whom all afflicted should consult No zone
ever heard OF a patient of his not being cured
since he has been IN this city. His reputation has
vouchers IN all the city papers, his patients and
the m edical profession, both here and abroad, as
being the most skilled specialist here, and thor
ough master OF all sexual diseases. If all others
tail, don't despair, give him call. 1t ia only a
common occurrence with him to cure such cases
His rooms are separate for ladies and gentlemen
and the most complete IN the city.
YOUNG MrN, TAKE PAErICULAR NorICE.-Dr,
Bigelow devotes much or his time to the treat
msnt OF those cases caused b. sscTcI habit,
which ruins both body and mind, uniting the
unfortunate individual for either business or So
eIety. The sad effect ot these early ha bits, of
the excess of ripper ears, to weaken and debil-
tate the constitution, destroy the physical and
mental powers diminish and cnfeeble the natural
feelings, and exhaust the mental energies of man
hood the pleasures of life are marred the OBJ
ject of marriage frustrated, and existence itself
rendered n term OF UNI easing misery and regret
Such persons, especially those contem pla ting
marriage, should lose no time in making mmedI-
ate application, as Dr. B., by his new treatment,
is enabled to insure a speedy and permanent
cure.
Consultations free and confidential. Office, No
179 South Clark Street, corner OF Monroe, halt
block from the Post Office. P. o. box l5I, Chica-
GO, Ill. Office hours from 9 A. M. TO P. VI.
Send for his SGuide to HEALTH published
monthly, tree of charge. S-.@.
N. B.-LadIes send for 4 descriptive circular
OF PessarIe Remedie, the best preventive of con
ception known. Sent to any address free of
charge. apl5dwly.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
Indian Hunting,

The people of Owvhee. Idaho, have de-
termined to stop the deprcdations and MUIR
ders by the Indians, which they have sur
tered 50 long, and IN a public meeting
chose company of twenty-five men, TO 90
ON an Indian Hunt, who sc compensation
was thus fixed in advance;
That for every buck SCALP he paid SlCl
and for every squaw scalp 500 aud S25 for
every thing in the shape of am Indian mn
der ten years OF age.
That each scalp shall have the curl OF the
head, aud each man shall make an oath
that the said scalp was taken by the COM
pany.
THE noble son Of the wildwood" docs
not inspire very highly .Lhe poetic senti-
ment of the miner and pioneer Of ournew
settlement. -r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
The Cincinnati Enonlrer.

This always acceptable journal greeted
us again this morning, looking fresh and
cheerful as ever. Notwithstanding the
''iery trial through which il has just
passed. In noticing the late catastrophe.
the Enquirer says;
We OF the Eh Fjrer. have been OF late
peculiarly unfortunate. Twice Within lit
tie more than twelve-month the EayUifr
office has been in ruins from the same de-
vouring element. which 1t seems haS marked
us for Its own We had hardly repaired
and made good the damages incurred by
the lire of February. lSjl when we are iu-
yolved in n far severer and more compete
loss in March. 1866. which has swept our
printing house clean l.om top TO bottom,
The first tlrc originated within. the second
from without and so sudden and over
whelming was Ii that our printers and
other employees had barely time TO csG2ne
with their lives from the building telI
threatened with the most terrible destruc-
tion.
"In an iuconcFivabe short space of time
there vanished into ashes aud escaped in
smoke, carrying with IL the labor aud ac-
cumulation of many years II most COM
plete and extensive printing establishment,
which. in some respects, 1t will require. at
tins time. more than money to replace
The editors of the Eaqajrer express thc'r
grateful Acknowledgements TO the proprie
tors of the Times, and Gc sete CoAjmGricl,
through whose generous and timely aid
they We're enabled to reissue the paper.
after Il suspension OF only Il single day.
Not in the least disheartened or discouraged.
the proprietors of the EaqgGet are cner-
getically at work to place their extensive
printing house in working order again in
the shortest possible time.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
The civil Rishts BIll.

or this bill, which the Radicals have ong
been engaged In maturing, and whiel,
having passed both branches ard gon' to
the President for his approval or his reio, a
letter from Washington says, ihatit Is noth-
ing. from beginning to ead. but an attem3t
20 take from the States II this Unton hep5-
ice regulations or their iHt@"oi ga. 5
which clearly belong 70 them Had the
provisions Of such bin been attempted to
be incorporated into the Constitution, t Is
plain from the debates of the Convention of
1877 that no Union could have been formed.
The bill has been In the Presidents baudt
several days, and as he will have ill MoH-
day next allowed him for its consideration.
the public will wait with some little impai
thence to know what will be his tours Of
action The conservative opinion Is gen
esal that his duty win suggest the proprl-
ETY. Of another reto.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
jefferson DAVIS,


The Baltimore correspondent OF the New
Orleans Piedyane says; .
jefferson Davis. as learn from passcn
gers direct from Fortress Mouroe, still
enjoys good health aud fair spirits. Much
OF the surveillance heretofore exercised
over him has been abared. He now eniOy /,
more liberty and Intercourse with his
friends. He speaks freely in appreciation
of President Johnsou's policy. ] lGaiu
relterate my impression that he will never
be brought to trial. When the South is
fully admitted, the Union reconstructed,
and old animositcs die out. he wlll--rnarli
my word-be set lree 10 go whore he
pleases."
B.N. HARRISON, Esq. late private Secfe-
rary to Mr.. DAVIS, and who is now at large
ON his parole stated 10 an editor ~ Mis;is-
sippi, when he reached home, thatth quar-
tiers Of Mr., DAVIS are thronged with Wis
itors, SO great the crowd that they stand for
hours about the doors. and when they can't
get in themselves. send in their compli-
ments and assurances of regard and sym
pathy. This is especially the case with the
officers of the army
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
Who w0uld be .'E'OOr White
TraSh"p

The following was parr of the doings of
the u. S, Senate on Tuesday last;
The Committee on the District Of Colum
bia reported a bill appropriatiug S2a,C0O
for the relief of the colorod people Of the
Dlstrict, and asked for its Immediate con-
sideratiou.
Mr.. salisbury OF Delaware Democrat
offered an amendment appropriating S25,-
600 for distribution among The destitute
whites of the District.
The Senate rejected the amendment by
yeas 3, nays 30.
The Senate adjourned.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
All Europe in a Muss,

A universal muss In Europe Is thus siIIlg-
marily stated by a cotemporary "
There are signs oftrouble abroad. Austria
and Prussia are at variance. aud the Russian
monarch Is sembroiledwith theLegislature of
the kingdom. The Gar aud the Pope have
quarreled. aud the latter has snabbed the
Russian Ambassador. A revolt in Rouma-
mia has dethroned Prince Couza. who IS a
fugitive. and the Count of Flanders Is IN
vited by the insurrectionists to occupy his
place, Englaud is troubled by the Fenians,
and Napoleon Is plunged into hot water by
the Mexican business" H1L IaA
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
'rlra Plot Of The Conspirators.

The proposed plot Of the Radicals, to
huye elections held In the several Sorthern
States. uuder the personal supervision of
their own chan. At which 20 one shalt be
-gfere,l to vote who ever had anything To
30 ia thc Rebellion: 10 elect delegates to
~tate Conventions to Legislatures and TO
Congress IN this way IN word. to lnor-
elnize all the, States south aner this fashion.
and then eognlse them in Congress,
pOrgAd of all negro disabilities, seems to be
one shht was elaborately prepared and as
seriously Intended by she moe despsnse
Of the Washington conspirators to be At
.thmpted and executed ss soon alter the adj
journmcnt rs safety aud circumstances
would Justify. one of these intetnals has
grown bold and audaclous enough to af-
f~n, that II is the right aud dug OF Coa-
Gre 's,--ns II has the poweT he. assumes
GO t,5lse aSsir into 9 PERPETUAL Bot y. that
~ shall pay no heed to the Constltu iOnal
limit oil It's existence of .,1o years; bus that
t trhal So or. so long aS President JuHN-
son shall persist in thws rting. by his veto,
the msny revolutionary and iiagrartly un-
oonStitutonal measures which the "D.rec-
tor o. consplrators have long been en-
gagcd 10 maturing. BY this course, they are
insnae cough to believe, the President can
bc made Psteg iess, II Is even 80, ously pio-
posed Jhay ongyeSs, having tie power oc
Hlmbet>. stsll imDeach and depose the
pres'dept declare his oi'lee vacant and
hcuceiortH taAs rhe ES.eu.iys re!rs IN their
uwl Aaudsl s..# 5..a
There aro bold, bad men, in both branches
Of t1fsfess, plot.ing aud ready TO act in
ta!' desperate conspiracy against the peace
o. tnr touutry and the rights o. the peo-
pie. --A we are not, by circumstances. per-
mi, % eute cain doubt tina, ia the C,t-
iat ,hese Fevo'utlonists aud assassnS os
tive Selaie apd House. have their co-oper-
ating svmpathisers. That the President Is
nlehaced by u band of the most blood
/ shirsty Jacohins, e1ch one of whom Is his
murderer at heart, il is hioh time for the
ccUntry 10 believe, AHdree JoAnso,L To-
3aJ hollis 'te Constitution O h.s cout,y Ia
| pbc AdJ6-hiS lie fH Tie 0tAciP
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
Snstlal Aallrts.
t1sstetter's Ritter, ON sne hattie.
Weld.

0sstetter's Eitters on she Hnttie-
Field.
u is sausfaetor, ~ know that our dsid ho,pitnl.
are no longer unsupplied Witt this life ..A Slpe
preparation soldiers who, private citizens. had
eeeome acquainted with its properties, nave iu
many instances made special request that nos
rErTkR's STOMACH BITTERs might he added
to The medical stores OF their regiments and their
wishes have not beon uDheeded As a mean, on
sustaining WouAded men on the bHttIe. mid. atd Of
snAoho troops tobesr fatgeinK marches an,ier
tiahing sun, it has been strenuously rocoonmeadsd
Wy distinguished medical men, and the prospeot is
thhe = Will eventually supercede all the adultsra
ied nnetnres liquors and daa0eroas zsnics that
have heretofore been considered medicinal staples
The ftet ulHt a small quantity 6fthe Bitters MIXED
win water from uuy Of the southern Or south
western rivers VIII preVent rrom ArectinK the
bowels or the liver should be borne in mind BIZ
Army Physicians. soldiers and all who have oc
easiOn 70 visit those portions OF oar country The
iaan who USES HOsTErTERs BITTERs in cor
formlty with the directions, may set at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases eeneis.
ted by the action Of an unwholesome atmosphere
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
A 100000 Ca:iiataia "placer,

~
san Franelsco has been thrown into a
delightful flutter by the announcement that
pretty widow on Pine street named CAs.
RTE F. CLARK. had commenced suit against
MICHAEL RrEsE probably the richest man,
IN san francisco, for SlO0O00 damages for
breach Of promise As inLimaled above.
'ARPiE IS a widow. aud has two children.
MI. REksE is an old Israeite and bacb,.
lor For the past severt' ycar- he has bee
quite ottsntiye TO Mrs. CLARK. and she saws
that In the year lSci he promised To marry
her. She wsited Two years for him TO MI
full his promise: but he didn't, and the
lady says she has been injured to tLeex,eut
OF sl0oCOo. Eminent counsel have been
engaged on either side. One OF them is the
game MIR. FEIToN. who once pulled MD.
STANrON's nose.
A CoEFEssED MURDkRER HuSa. .--Thos. ]
Mnsgrove was hung In Ma on, on Friday
for the murder OF Isaac n. Armstronsr
ComDany &. l45th Indiana Regiment on
the 2'th of August last. He was tried and
sentenced by = Military Commission. Tho
Doomed man read Il long confession, In
when he said the murder was done ont of
revenge. lie claimed to have heard, wh,ir
10 prison at the North. of insplts TO SOUTH
ern women BY United States soldiers. ana
nc determined to have "revenge.n He en-
tioed his victim into the woods near Cuth
bert Georgia, where he shot him, ara lub-
bed him OF what money lac had on his ne,-
son, He then e0ucesled the BODY IN "A
bunch Of brush. t.tat, ~ i, I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
lkidinnIn ar Enninnian,


cation, mildly rebbkes the Cincinnati COM
mercfai for treating the Feniau movement
Ia this country and ireland With yidtcsie
suggesting that the resdlug of the sneeehes
In Parliament &c. win show that sin
England the feniaus are no longer ridi-
culed or despised." The writer disclsim.
being Of the order. but iuslsts-and we In
dorse him with all our hrart--thst .'if tho
Irish want nothing from us but sympathy
aud good wishes, we ought 10 give them
those. and hid them God speed. some
people say the Irish can NOT govern them
selves. Now, how can this he Auowny The,
Irish for seven hundred years never had a
chahce % try. 1t may be said rhev had
heir own Parliament from 1882 10 ls,,o.
but " 50. they hsd nm English Lord LED
tenant, secretary aud Goveinment 0 con-
troll their action they never hat an indie
peudent Government for seven hundred
years.
rcadds:
" you want stroug argument for Fe-
hiai'sm; would refer you 10 an oratlon
made In New York by our pre cent Secra.
tafy Of STATE. VIM. II. Sewaru. on the oeca-
son of the llneral obsequies of O'Connell.
IN All the Fenian spec ches reported. there
Is not one equal N that.
II the Commercial eau see 80 mueb to
ridtcule In what is the oue-absorbiny topic
of tha parliament s,l
'''" " 'pic VI Ehgishu'
anu has so stirred up the alalms Of her
Canadian provinces that JnOt,) troops are
Under arms and lined along the horde
.e's " 'ele' 'u'"s'o" OF suppress rising
tnere are otner journals mCli locally in
terested In the movement which can OH
serve in II matter of vrave anon.,I, ,r,,,o, /.
A., ,,.,,,,,,. ,d ~,
~, ,"'''N '"' u'tenton OF three oi the
contributing powers of the world. Signiti-
cont, IN this connection. Is AN art'r,e ,ro,,
.hc Mont eel I'm ~ Na,,o,,,. v.h,at -
80. ,...... 4, -, 80 N"'N"' l.
""' M'i''e" IVA Ihe "6eSf OF the remains,
certainly Is In strong sy1apdthy. We have
space Tor a brief extract on,v
,r,,o 49,,
,,ot,n, ,1D1s ~. "t W asn,nstoh mas not for
Shich c,,,,,,nrod a. ,i.n VI 1ue Inited otate,
IN ,p,.ea, easn .''o Sp,isn We're com ,rosed
Amarica' 'atS,,,, A. osaat,,, sun,tu i,isl ah' .e
.n,,srnin i,atIon y greatly indebted to the
Trni,', ,,iis Is',ne, ,,, ~ wren tle ch'idreu OF
which 4, pn,o,,S ,o I,Ia'o L i"1 u ior tne peace
,j;oi -, f'.:!o.,,'' a. ao', 'ue HlotV Mth
~, ~ ,V'.i nay sslrrounoed. Ana
w Wsi';,ti, "';,i ~, ,,a.ol ahI ne cao'net
hsst. ,,,ti,E ,.h;oT E n,L mrget Is tne great
ni,n,.o.'t, Wv" wn he,,, nng,aha recoehiIed t1t
tha South II III ,.ot " h,a. sne I'bc o.
nS;, ~ VIZ hot We uincult iof ene
c. AHA no,o ~ osa'sg' y, 10 estaoiish tivor-
, hole coinpai ,soh inr ne re, pgniti0n Of Ire
,,G a"n" a. ~, ",aeren, ns as p'tweeh It's cast
.n Era,,on nA; WV 9ouI let,l revolt Nnd
iianron, oa,, ~ iII,,S .ne n'uth IL PEI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24

FoRT Lafavette is vacant.-E ErehGsge.
Then why are suMSER aud STEVENS aud
SVnAN and PHILLIPS and scores Of other
holtL wicked traitors, still at large. when
there is so much room for them in 20
fttinga place! fHINT Hl7pl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
Married.

4 HkRR--sHADE-Ou the sist inst by Rev
stsek MARTIN N. HERR sad NARY
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-24
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hlshaek,s BasssFs.
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In JEST" said . gentleman to HE fffend who re-
marked shat sieFssnRAsk uars Reod, but
ReHackS are better" Tl1t W.
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ioreen Rein SwetfeI fam bdritbet Statt fnhen, ba
DpF& ser PerieR Der sanssr am 9erpstb ruEs gsarE
trombone Greer Raibpiae elmer Der gr6bten 0eRartte
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mir Lasen gapitaIifen hermit elm, ibr gslb bsiuus
81 perDeHben veftn ite ndmf5en unfere SfaSt ta c=
ner GrOBsStaOt 81 natbe,r; pfnn fe wiinf9en srose
GinHabmen aus tIeinen Capital ansIasen 90 exsieIen
wenn iie panf9en, ibr Capital gu Snus anb inter
tbrer GontroHe sI bebaEten.
Die RitsIiebsr Mrb peamtepser @efeui6aft babeh
nrter i9 Skinner NIT rei@en TitteIn, Sdhiefeit anb
llntsrnetmunsssef psT&e sben iopobI DE araft aIs
bic Mbit bdBen. tbre gcffaae snu slidItSeH Stes 90
Der Gtperintenbeut Der 8obrz Operationen, &. 81.
Youiig pon Oh Gyeef, YknnsrIpariien, III Elm HRanh
BON 9roBer Gtfnbrnng lifD beiiAt einen beitetens=
weEtbeH &nf ais Elm erfoI9reter z9nbrer. Gabei
pro er ~ ben Mb energif1iten BERT
fibrer9 GE utte sineelabes sbtefen Stoet sa
befu4en, uin bic AH3ei9en fit SteinBI NIT ieiaer
prdetif9en Wei96tGfeit eifer ~tAFlsng stl ni,ters
fbeffef.
u pdSIe Sieis cage a,ts Basbie .slOals nusuesBts
tM tbret geBenwGrtiAeH Etefe etfcIarei aMeboI5rf
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e bdbut9. Dos er eilfe bebentebe Mtaab pDIs tl,ls
feten Metien 6n0etMtt bat. an Tim bat kik @eigE
f9oft einen pratttf9en it9efet eilie eTfnAte,ten
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-06-28
Lyons Periodical Drops.
The Great F'emaae Esenaeay
for HTTegasawfsaes.

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