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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-28
FOR SALE.

TTOUsE AND LOTS SITUATED ON
IL the Johnstown road just in the rear Of the
Lunatio Asylum. For terms Inquire Of James u
BHl, Mayer Of the CITY 9i Columbus Vol .Gsia'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06

/ 9tutfaa art; Is. Sftober. Sin Der
aeltrigen @crIdrumlltng fii6oeutifer
Sammers glbaeorbncte1 poit Der Sortf,
idrittS partei nablncns She'll: aus
8aiern fiinf. 8rnter, 8oIt, Nf. Bart6,
8ebringer (9l1enlingen) }, 9ofmann (@r@
IanaenJ; aus Blrtentberg fieuH: g8c>
Der, Sober 9tonter. Sssser, '@oItbee
(9tanenSbur9) Shal, g8eipert, Bad>
ter. 86rner; aus 8aoen nelln: &lefer,
@6barb (Sfenburg) Siersner, Sara
picini, Wtnnot, Srrbdir, Sebtihg; Srits
kidener. Selling; aus Seiiens SdrnlitaOt
brei: WieB, SoiTmarn II, Goin9er; su<
Einnlmen, 26. Die bertrauliden 8erus
tbunoen fan6en bier in Der 9ie6erbaIle
nater Dem @oriibe so. 8artb's Statt.
fSie beadnnen Nadmlttags II Abr uno
enOi9ten pdt 2IbeiibS, nm 5 llbr burd
| Elm MittagelleH llnterbrOben, moran
aud bieiiqe 9lidts Mbeeorbnete, Nfits
glieber Der @eutfdeH Yartei, She'll
tna6ntefl. Die Mbgeoroneten bereinigten
| Iid, benz Serrehmen nod nuf EN- Be,
mciniames politiides 3id; Die bun6css
| ltaatlidhe Ginignng 0es gelaninlten aus
1Btf6lterrei6ilden DeutdJlanos init Bnrs
Elnment ltnO preuBtfder 6 entruis Setting
Tuno auf gefneiniaiie Wittet Der pelitis
! lden 9Irbeit sur Grrsidlng jones 3ieles
Sic Irintipriide .beinB, Mittageiien gall
ten Dem 6entiben SaterIanAe (W
8artb}, btm oehti6eH sRirIdmente (S3l-
0er), ben @dfteu, benz Br6FOenten, oer
lDIrtenlber9ifdsn abeeorouetentamIner
8ebers (8olf) ec.-sSielers Sage if
Setr b. 8euIt auf ieiner 8unbreile oil
Den fiiDoeuti9en Sofen bier ar9cfcm<
men. s ia ,.shf -eit 79s1 Fsazas p
General 8aars Der eewelene genes
/ ralitabSs Def oes s. BAnoes<Nrnee .
corps, bat Die erbctene Gntlaifnng err
balten. ~ '2sa1 $3.50.
(8OrtltBung aaf bsr brtttrrt geitr.) z,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06
Der 6. NCDember.

5.c' Seutef dat 6as DamoHes gGnttt nit
feias,r sansen @etpidt dlf ods. Saupt
sCes SeHlasOgen i'm Beibep 2auie,
Gas SdauipieL oei5en aettter elft nit
Der 8tidiebuna Sort @amters in 1861,
begarn, en6fgt beute nit Dem anbiprud
Oss gOItss, bab fernerbin nur eobaS
Iitdt i'm @ebiete Der Union berrIden
ioH. Das Ornma mar an3iebeno, mar
ipannenb. So 1T bon allen geiten
idarf = uno zbolo treTenO, balo slpeit
bonn 3ieIe abpsiaenO fritiiirt wors
ben. Oie1edte abenbftun6s 6es beu<
tisen Cages miro ben 8orbalig fir
irnmsr iber has gtld fallen Iafen,
beGen gSieOerboIun9 nebl gliemanb
Uinf9t, trobbent feline einseTlen See
men fir Gen ODER Semen auBerft tntf !
reliant eeipefen fein ,no9en. AlIe bic
suten uno f6Iehteh 9ritifer tuer0en Dor
benz sefaIIenea 8orbane spfommen IRE !
ten unD baIb DetOen lie, iuenn aud fit
gan, furse 3eit lang. nod bipereirenOe
Ntetnunoen fie bon einanoar entfernt
Hulten iu09en, naber HRo lndber 3uialns
men ridden ,uae i'm GRsefdt Ass ''fait
accompli" aHsrufen ,,Gnbe gut,
Nles gut; labt llns Ollie bic Sanbe pcrs
einieen unb uns feierIi6it edpben, bic
= bsRen 9ebrsn au aiebeu aus Dem etoBg
Grtieen Bible, peldes auf Der binter
benz sefdneuen gorban9 febsnOen 8iibue
,lns borGefibrt purOe. aabt alIe sus
iammenuirten, bab Ore 9ebren niat
fpurIos an uns borlber gebfn." %
y Nfit srobartieer gioiositat ipetoen
beute Die Boiler in. aot6fu eutlAeiosn,
Oab Der GOnareb lire pabren Ges
iiHnuHeeH beftritt - un0 59Ineef6ts
j biefes gBilensansnrn6es Dcs Iouberi
men Bottles iper6en aIIe bon gorurtbeis
len un6 b6fen 9soIitiEern anaefad)teu
! acibenidaften oes eabens Derf6pht.
ben - NIB init 6reuOeaslpiro fiefer bic
pom RcfbeR Der anseeitredten Sdnte
ersreifen uno 5useffeben, Oab nur in Oer
freien Union 0as luabre Sell fur bus
ameritaniide gOIt Iisst.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06
NrDfIamatipm
: iEH NJ Ses ~ a., e4s.
u 0 MA CT ne Ut 8.

~
GIecutfDe Gedartemert
9afbpiIIs, Stem, Is. cftOher 1866
Yin bic 5bertfis Der Counties Bigiam{ou, Rnrp unb
eewis IN bsfdsten Staatt nsiiien orns ~
Sie Gommiiiare flr'sis sessiitriruug Der stiRmbse
re1isen in 9breu Counties baben beribtet, Aas fie
bic ResifrotiSn perpoafdnbist baben unb SoRsr bss
febR i4 SBReu, am listen Rage oes Radben RoUember
be zBa5tarass u sasA unSt gsa5Isa al aIeu gobI.
pIdteu IN Sbren Counties absu5oIten, uns na9osm
Sic sebOrse ROtis in seetI4er 5Orm sessben bobsn,
eipfH HsprdientanteH for be eenerolsARembIp Siss
ies Staates sn erpdHlen, nm bic Bacon; su fGuen
peI9e hurb bic RefeantieH bes Son. Samuel 9a. Grs
nea, ffaBer a9raSsnfaMten oOn bsTostsHG Counties
@iniaaIIon, gRanrp nnS aspis sntifaihsn ID; NIB
ebeRfg ale @ntaaaen gu fiIent biz IN Geant9s. Dis
britt cher sAemtern pOEtiessn, ME Sbnen
ioIes offseI betannt 1T unb Sic DDnen mir Don 70
wef6sbenem bic f6ulSisen BertSts abitatten, ME
fOI6es SRrd bas 0eies erfgrbert 1T. %.9 2ets
p = - 8Mm BeEgmsb bierfHr babe i'd bjsrlnter
E4l =. a Hefnen 4amen eei5riehen Rnn has grobe
81 GtadtsF eset bes 5tanies EenneTee 81 una
I&E 81 often ketohleT. RafbuiIe an siefeIH 25ten
Sur beia BonDrrasur xss6, SrpnHIoD.
KS 5Ist ger, Stdatsietts tdr. g
f4zf+s 1E-t ftf2 tt3fs y ti-af3l 1NOtt-15 Xop
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06
MmS mssfefea 1semeffen GnrD.
pdifsben sEsetb feIbIdttern.

BuIfn, II. Oh. Die Yrobimsials.
gorrefpon0ens j6reibt iher Oie 8eripol>
20 tuna Der ueuen YgobiIa8en:
Ole BernaItung Der neuen Yrobin-
aea tat mad Der b1IIi9em ginberIeibuna
,1eyCelbenim ben preabil1en Gtaat einiae
Menhernn0eB. erfabreu. Bis 0abir bee
fdhoen h@ ieJse 3anbe sthtiIe nod IN benz
9MltdH6e borldnf0er ailitdrilder StcHe
patton, nnb Bic gerDaIbiRo ItanO iibers
an umtey Der Reitung eiHee mtilitdriiden
General 4@onDernesirs ipeI4er an be-
ltimtlfe MefiuaItnp98 As0rihriften nidt
aebMmDeM mar. Eie Goltberneilre erbieIe
fem lire aDeilmn0ea bonn NRimlteriuiii
Der dilemdrtiGen glnGeIegenbeiten, mo-
oeaes BE efnseEneh gertunltunasr Wjs
az ifiifer NIT ben 9gAaels1enbefteh jener
SANDER nod uiht befabt naren. Mahs
be,n .nunnaehr Die 8e[iberereifnng auf
.aal 1tnD bee Gefeb Is BON 20, b Or ifott !
oefuaben bat, Bort BE bOrIdniigc milf
fdrigAe. Sceupatioa in ben neuen 2nns
b(slbeiIsn dti 'hnO ss ttitt cine Fe9eIiiids
( ktae ur.D beitimnt geerOHete geriualtn10
Bort IN trait, 5iutug aud anH1dit nod
niM ,tah ben IN HgeABen geIteilpen
: z WeleEea. Dem suf0lae III Der bisheri0e
0ersraI. gouberHeurs General Der 81
- fanfeyie b. aBerOerg bon Der obstfeIi
" HeFwaItlina in @nrbeITeu, glahau i, 10,
abbtsngsm iu0gben, uHo gebt Oiefe 8etss
waltuna III bic GanDe Der @ibiIs Be r.
ben iiber. yin Bic @pite Der Beripals
ssda4 alilld aott @ughelfen tkitt aI8 Gibil :
as laiiiilGratcr Der Megtertlngepf6liAeftt b !.
n ss Z NlR5liev. arl bic Gpibe bee 8eFpdltuna
sam glalEam Hnb GrangfnFt in gleshet
-, Eiaeafd5aR ber &Eaats GRinjaer Il. d..
~ boS @ntoiu. Die Grill Qlbnilniftrdtcren
haben In MefentIi@en bic GteImng Der
Sberprdabcntea In ben alien PrODinsen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06


van @esefns serIiebiuns General SEQ. s.
. Sbonlnsj uia init feinems@ tobe mad Dem
9 1neasn Sauptqudrtiss bes 0epartements,
% iaDaisDiae,a ibersnfebeIr.A 5Gs ii uts
~ y lnStbi9. cine 2obreOe aiif ben General gu
sssfdreibetL Oefien 0anlen fur INNER nit
.stA6en eIorreidften sagen litfrrer @es
.as41idte betbun6eH TT itno feine periOnlis
den @ieenfaaften aIs Menf6 babcn
..es,a1.iIbin bic 2iebe unO 9Iahlne feiner @its
a3s burger erlporben, SBir febenaibn baber
iaarIlit beraIidens 8eopnern fdeiosns unh
SO SttfAerif i'm, Sdb iiiiiere berSltbfei
~ 8anide Jpn mad ieinslr tlsuen, Bobns
sss orte be0leitel, Die Burger bon glaiAf
laa bile mub Senueiiee, ioiuie bic Der sang
, "a gen ihtioH fino ibtn gu unenolibein
: - Ddnf abtrpEiGtet. sisiifs iassii4e g.
~ 's.s Son Miteliebsrn leiues stdbes, bic
n, allh sferner nod nit Inn perbIsiben
s 3 tnerberB fannten unb fbdbten mir be-
81 fonbers Die Serren General q B.
+ 5obnfons Sberit Ban @drdoer. Sberft
i SOiporO unO 0berf SOugb, slu6
sag linen rufea mir Elm herslides 2ebes
1fn fuobI 5n. % ga saaiI elia af3.51aa :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06

Sanlbu Il 1S. Stt. QIuf oas Dor
aAt Sa9en bon Der 8lrgeridaft ali ben
Senat geri6tete Grluden utn Iusfunfts-
ertbeilnng in 8esue auf enentueIle Quf<
bebung oes 9ano SGontingentes uno Grs
iebung bethlehem oar1 4eiltunaeR fur Die
ilorboentfde SriegSmdrine bat Der Sc
nat geantlportet, OaB Die 8erbanolungen
Hbsr bic Geltaltung ocs norb6enfi6en
8unoes a.eral nod nibt beaonnen bat<
ten, alto aud Die fiinftiaen MiGtarber<
bdltntiie nod nidyt CUR Grorterung oe@
fonnten Icieit. Ser Senat fueroe bic
Sraee, fpte melt bic gai,es ooer tbeil<
Weiie 9lnfbebune Oes Cant, Is oiltin9ens
tes 0urd) 4Rariueleiitun9en gu eriesen
Iieij ni9t aus Dem 9tH9e berIiereH t0nne
aber fur 1esteine 0ffentIide 8eipreduns
berfetben nidbt fur tuilnidenswertb ball
ten, - - sle g .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06

GdiFfe bon rirca 500 s. jim. Sin Std
finet afen Eie6t cine eroBe An1aH bqhs
nDbet 9er u iffs 0ies uenn "a pro9.
IlG Rdre, eern Bot bams g9iiiter non
bort mad, sST0afyei@ gilT1en, iIAo IieBt
ia lo1aif iu0BE hi al genIetnen 5htSrslf
6dB 0te prenbii9e 9feoierung fotOrt Die
n0tbieen S9ritte tbut, Der &bceerei Der
neuen 8robinsen m0elidt boIb ale iene
8ortbeile ausumenoen, meldle Der preus
Bif@en Sfug9r iitetbuHPt iW'aas,Uarti8ea
9afen sussitssPPpesas iIq el, : aa,asiisi
@ien Is. Oft. 9ie gSiener Be-,
tuna brlngt 6as &eIcript oes &ailers
bonn Ia. Sft. iiber ginberulun9 iaulmts
|libet 0ah0ta9s Eqhsgenontnien Den UNI
garilden 2an6tag ouf Den 10, NObbr.
GIN tdtferiidbe8 4aHoid reibea b0nt IL.
| Sft, an ben ungarildlen &an;ler Wai<
Iatb nfottDfrt Die bofldufige gfidtetnbe :
rufung bes in9nrifdien 9anbta9es ourh
eta 6eoauetlitben @pibenlieE llnfaag in
ungarn, beauftraat ieood Den SoffanS !.
FER, uneefallnt bor3ufebren, oamit bel
glnttider Gsllnnb eitspenbllug Der 4ano-
tag foIort feline Mirflamfeit beginner
tonne; Der Soffansler miro iofort beaufs
trdgt, Den iiflgdfilhen SSrrinilligen Die
Qlnertennung bes &aifers fund 81 geben,
10 tuie fir Die lsablofen Sbeilnabnlbe :
fpeile an ben 8eripunbeten Der oiterreis
den uno Sunbesgenohen. Slrmee 81
banfen. aa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06

gBiens 10. Oft. Bie berlautct, lit
aeitern Ser @bf9lus Der fadfld <preus
Biid)en Militar s Convention auf SrunO
genlifdter 8elakung erfolst; Die Sr9as
nifation Der id9ifbeft &rmee miro bis
CUR 5efdlubfafIund Seitens bes noro>
oeutlden Yarlaments nertoat.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06

fTine poHfdnbias biISli be Gef6i5te ecr 3eit .
- s0ie belize bigisite une belebreute Bamilteftz
Seitidrift i'm Der nnisH 1T: ~ - - -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06

8 ftsft&sAftitts-f tf9ta8 &c sl1.iAh I989 ~
! aH ben essrifi pom Sadisn ssunt4 in beiagtem
Staate Hseinen Grub < 800 1910,
Der GsmmiiiiOnsr iiir bic ssGifrtuns ser Stimm.
berettgten IN Sbfem County BAT 5eritet. bos bic
ReeratiU perSDHh diIbist bose une Saber befebls i
Sbnen. am IS 9aee ees Ronats Ropember bic
gBabIarnsn sn5 5ffnsn Inra @abIen an allen a05I
plE$sn IN Sbfem Gsnatp absabagfen, Enb Ha9em Sic
-gebOas ROtisen in aeietmabiger Serw aeseben baf
ben, einen @eprd iensanten fir bic General NNemblp
oteits etadtss Ut I'M he Ratuhs "a faen.
bic Sf9 silisn sgsi6Ms sss RsStaieafdntsa= 0ouiss
sffStsten ansROsuns ues y. 8. @@fia eatanbsn ift;
ebsHio eue aaeanseH ~ flHei, bic in County, 9i=
firth ober unieipdlep aertern ueriiege, wis SbneH
ist6es sffsea betannt in -uns sic nonen mir Don
10 @siaehenem bic f3aIsissn 8eridtr abffatts, ME
sOgass bard sus gtfss erforbert n. iiuiHoo
l gam Seustiis tierfds babe 10 bisruntsr
- metHenSomen seiett nns eas sroke Staats<
Il - feeeI otta9irt.e 50 eef9ehen i'm DEPARTS
= s|1 ,meff in Der Stabt 4atboilIs On eieism %.
fas ~ s a-'io40ss DiaaT i9 sshzii filall
8 9m4 ben gou9sFHsm issjttW al
- ~ gst4,.seqps%f . o. srOpulpp.
y. s. SIet 4sr, Sfaatsisrretsr, ot24-nD15
49, -sr =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-06

Die 9or6o. allg. 3ts. beftati9t, baB
Die 2Iutnabnle Der milf YreuBeu bereiS
nigten 9anbeStbeile ms preubiideweb
initem nabe bebnrltebf. Sur &arbehen
.uao gtaGau 1T bic 2siitune Oes 6abnens
.eioes i6on angeorOnet,, FUR Santiopcr
nod ni9t. 0ie &adlridt, ba6 IN Nai<
iau bic 9lusbcbuns nada bis5eriser
Beife Sta1 srfunSen, 1T falid.a q
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

4 TWO story brick dwelling house. situated
! on Moline Avenue, with stable, carriage
house, sc. Ten acres of land or less will be sold
18th the house suit purchaser.
Two acres of land on Eagle street, south Of the
residence of the lite Chas Buferd, convenient to
the business part of the city.
One lot opposite the methodist church.
Several lots in Chicago OF 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, half mile above the town OF Hampton,
consisting of about two hundred acres of land,
about one-half under cultivation, divided into
or lots, the balance well set in grass and we'll
tmbered. two story farm house, barn and
good bearing orchard on the same. pes
Improved and un,mproved lands Cedar Co. :,
Iowa. equal to any in the state.
Also lands III northern Iowa and southern Min
nesuta-
Ali of the above property, being part of the
of the late Chas. Buiord, for sale by his
executors, either for cash time, al the pur-
chaser may desire. -
For particulars apply to B. D. BUF0RD,
at the Rock Island Plow Factory
oh
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-26

SO cents each tno person being allowed TO
give more) be taken up 70 raise .
sufficient sum to procure two large elms,
a. large Is can be trsnsplantsd and live,
and place them in proper positions N the
square, and surround each BY an iron railing.
the trees to be named, one The Lincoln
Tree, and one The Douglas Tree A METAL
lie plate, perhaps east of iron. can be attach
ed to each fence, giving the name, date of
planting, &c.. DO. The subscription paper
wal be deposited IN the Office of the county
clerk, and preserved.
The object is q very praiseworthy one. and
we can thus, for small expenditure, show
our appreciation of the two great men of the
west. If more money is raised than is neces-
ssry tor the expense of the trees and fence, it
will be expended in planting weeping Willows
around these two trees
1t seems to US that no man who loves bic
country and admires its patriotic statesmen
can refuse to give so cents TO each tree, and
we hope, when the subscription paper 10 cir
culated, that we shall hear of no man refus.
ing to aid in this neat and patriotic monu.
mens to the honored dead. #
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-26
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.

THE citizens, legal voters of the city o
L Rock Island, in the county ocRock Island
and state of Illinois, are hereby notified that the
annual town meeting for said town will be held at
the court house, in said town, Tuesday, the Sd
day OF April ne1t. being the first Tuesday in said
month, tor the purposes following:
meeting.
I'd. To elect one supervisor. one assistant
supervisor, one town clerk, one assessor, one
collector, one oversesr Of the poor, one consta-
bic, ard one justice of the peace.
Which meeting will be called to order be-
tween the hours of Q and 10 O'Clock in the FORE
noon, and will be kept open until O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Given under my hand this Goth dsv Of March,
A. ID. 1867. 4. W. SPENCER,
Town Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-26

J. NORRIS & SoN are now receiving large
and splendid stock OF books, stationary, wall
and window curtain paper, fancy goods, &C.,
Co. and they ask the attention of the public
to the quality and price of their merchan.
disc. Their goods were purchased since the
fall in prices and they can sell as low as any
other house in this vicinity. Mr.. Norris Is q
good citizen, one of our oldest settlers, and
deserves liberal patronage if his firm can
sell as good goods at as low prices as other
house. This the firm claims to be able to
do, and the only way to test it is to call and
look at their goods. This is all they ask, and
this they are certainly entitled to. Read their
NV observation-disclosures is fun in It, and it
will pay for reading. After that, if you
want anything in their line, give them q
call.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-26

SKATING CARNIVAL IN DAvENPoRT.-one-
half of the Mississi ppi rive., on the Rock Is
I'D aide 10 opsn the other half on the
Davenport side, is closed with heavy body
IF ice, Steam boats ply regularly between
Roek Island and St. Louie. but they can't
land at the Davenport levee. IL is now pro-
Dosed to hold grand skating carnival at the
davenport skating parks. to night, on which
ooossion the parks will be brilliantly illu-
minated with Chinese lanterns, and several
stsr skaters will astonish the natives by their
fsass Of agility. One OF our reporters will be
pressnt and take copious notes for publica-
ton, For cool, quiet. out-of the-way place,
Davenport beats the world-it even beats
Rockingham esss $50 4Es
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-26

DEMOCRATIC Caucus. The call for a meet
ing of the democrats and the friends of Pres
dent johnson. to nominate candidates for
township Offices, will be found in this paper.
1t is gratifying to see that ell the true
friends and supporters of President johnson
are invited to participate in the meeting on
equal terms, and, of course, to be candidates
for any of the nominations to be made.
: 1t is also gratifying to know that hence
forth, we are to have one organization, one
committee, and regular nominations. No
one now denys that great error was COM
mitted in not insisting on regular nomins
tions for the city election. No one denys
that we should, in that case. have carried
the mayor and police magistrate. and all the
wards except, perhaps, the First But. new
or mind the past let the past take care of
itself, and let us look to the future and learn
to be more 5udicious. Wesuppose democrats
understand that we shall take no part in pro-
curing or preventing the nomination of any
msn-but We shall support all who are regu-
larry and fairly nominated. Il is the duty
of the democrats to make their own selection
of candidates, and then it will be the duty of
every man, who claims to be democrat, to
support them. But We wish to impress upon
democrats that it will be necessary to act with
great care and caution. Let their first en-
quiry, in relation to any man presented for
nomination, be: sis he competent" and let
the next enquiry be: "Can he be elected ?"
We must look, fret to qualifications. and
nsxt to popularity. We hope that care and
caution will be used in making the nomina-
tons. for one bad candidate Injuries all the
balance of the ticket. Let the convention be
conducted in a spirit of union, harmony, and
an earnest desire for success, and the result
will be satisfactory and toe ticket elected 4
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-26

Cor THE NEws.-We notice, by the mid
night dispatches to the Davenport 6aze'e'
a telegram from Rock Island giving TIE Da''
export people the intelligence that ssesm oos''
now arrive regularly At this point. Inc
Hawksyss can look over their sea oil ice anu
see steamboats, discharging and receiving
freight at our leyee. We suppose it does them
acme good to look on, if they don,t take a
hand in" It is good skating on the paven-
port side. s1
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WE are now prepared to do all kinds of
w Machine Work. Castings OF all kinds
furnished on short notice. Blacksmithng of all
kinds done.
Farmers would do well to give us CALI as we
will do all kinds of Agricultural Implement Re-
pairing short notice.
3 We are also agents tor the Kerby Combined
Reaper and Mower, of the best one wheel
machines in the world.
Call at our shop, ON East Eagle and Front
streets, opposite the gas works, and see sample
machine. mch20d Wit.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
PLACE WANTEp.-A good girl wants place to
do general house work, cooking. Enquire at
this ofIce % mch26d3t

GRAND GIFT CONCERT - BABcocK's HALL,
APRIL 18TH, ls66.-Persons who care to make
money, and know when they have fair chance
to do so, buying tickets to this concert
Considering the number of large prizes, and
knowing that everything will be done just as fair
a. you could do yourself, tits no wonder that
the tickets are selling freely.
For particulars see circulars Tickets 81 each
mch26d2t.
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Board of Education.

Col. DANFoRrH.-You will please announce the
following named gentlemen as candidates for
members of the Board OF Education, viz: GEO.
MIxrER and w. L. SWEENEY. These gentlemen
were both members of the board when our present
school system was organized and were selected to
fill the ncies ed by the deaths OF VIM.
Bailey and Chas. Buforo, and are tbs choice of
Mr.. Mitchell, the only member who holds over.
MANY VorERs.
Ill
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mch20dtd.

FREsH ARRIVAL OF New Goops.-A large as
sertment of spring goods, comprising both an ex-
tensve variety and the most select and beautiful
styles, just received at MAYo's.
Prints, muslins, ginghams, white goods, linens,
cloths, Checks stripes, ticks, French cersets Al
exander's kid gloves, and hosiery. Also full
line OF notions, all purchased at greatly reduced
prices and for sale very cheap at MAYo's.
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FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDIN I am building q
IN large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, still
continue the business of making
The VERY BEST FARM WAGONS,
and wouldsty to the farmers Of this and adjorn
ing counties thai can supply them with any
thing they want in my line, of the best quality
and at reasonable rates. B. II. KIMBALL.
Rock Island, Jan. 20. dwtf.
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Dr. SWANS BOURBON BIrTkRs.-Dr. R.
Whitney, Surgeon Of the 4th Regiment US. Reg
ular Cavalry, writes az foiiows: -
As an snti-bilious preparation DR.. Swain's
Bourbon Bitters are no doubt the best in use, and
could it be regularly dispensed in the army, wou'd
prove powerful safegaard against the effects OF
privation, exposure, tatlgue, bad water and un-
Wholesome diet. They the m0et paiatable
preparation of the kind have ever tasted. The
oaor of ripe old Bourbon, mingled with the aroma
OF spices. rendering it delicious, alike to the
ssnss Of small and tasts. - -, s-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-26
WAGON MAKER.

FRANCIS RICHARDS. who has. for four
Il teen years, been in the employ ment of Blythe
& S,oddard, has opened shop for himself "a
Orleans st.. opp. K imbalI'a wagon shop, where b
will manufacture wagons and do all sorts Of re-
pairing wagons, carriages, &c, &c. Promising
the public to do good work at fair prices, he
specially solicits share OF patronage. sgT
Nes2dwtl FRANCIS RlcHARD6.
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You may all come once and you will fad A.
R. Harper fully prepared to take jobs OF allklnds
of house painting, granting CLOSING, glazing, pa
per hanging, calcimining, &C, with plenty of No.
workmen, and will dispatch work on short mo-
tice in the best manner and most reasonable prices
Shop in the gas work buildings. mchl2d2w.
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AREIs FOR LINCOLN AND DouaLAs.-It is
An0"n TO our citizens that Court Square is
a0oot TO be graded and filled with forss,
"ees Ct the expense OF the county, the gu.
psf'is0fs having shown oommendable spirit
VI enterprise in regard to the appearance Of
the county property.
now proposed that q aub.or;nt;on If