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, 1866-04-10

KaEkecstyed. to-day. 80 hu: shipped, none.
Ma1ke1 nr. Sales tday were: 100 bu fresh receipts
III nss 70 :t q a. s ~ esn receipts No.
DAMLEI.Keesissd ts.das, a@ BY; shipped; Il
Acknowledgements 1t q. .l19 las per gallon.
DEANS-Qpltt 4ud entirely nominal ~ 15c3 ft,23
, 1866-04-10
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CONSTITUTION WATER R-coxyyr4r11os wAru,
ths only known remedy Tor Diabetes, Stoue In tns
Bladder. Calculus. Gravel. Brick pnst ptf-osit snt
Mucous or AQky ptschxfxes, Irritation Of th& B1ad-
dez, !rfAmuatlon OF the Rldpev, CasazTh Of tha
HladdeT.
IhB altoaishta7 success which has attended this u
valuable medicine renders It the nnos& valuable oae
eTet discovered No IAnzu8ke can convey IN 1da-
Qnate tdt4 Of the immediate and atmcst miraculous
change which II occasions TO tha deolltstrd and sba1
tered systeru La acS 1t etsndA rI5valled rru1e-
ty for the peFmaeot ears OF tho nalaaies above
uoued- and nlso, DIaRETKS, 1MFOTRHCY, LOS9
OF MUSCULAR ENERGY. FHYSlC u Pros rRA-
T:oNs 1SpfGEsTloS. GLkkT. and every tiseass
any WY connected with the disorder Of decay.
Pcrson4 II conscious OF any weAEuese should taks
the CONSTITUTION WAThR, whether broken
dovp hy excess, weak nT nature, impaired BY SICK
ness. the unstrung and relaxed organization IL II
once FetEsced. restvtned md built mp. Well ma3
this celebrated remedy be called the MEDICAL WON
DIR.
The sEooptnz. trembling victim of depression soa
debnlty becomes = nsw man: la ssands arcrt, ha
moves with E1u step bis mind which WIS previous
y sunk IN gloom Of amost idlotic zpathy, bscoas
bright and active and ho Roes forth re4eneIaied COD
scious OF new vizof Tte medicine restnta tho con
sutuon !te't and restores i to it, anai condition
For theaa dfsezsea It u sxniy aove1tign remedy
and roo mnch cannot be sAld IN its praise. single
dose has been known TO relieve the urxons symn-
toms. TT It Ia thest cAses you viii give yauf
praise 10 CONSTITUTION WATEH.
MALES OR FEML9a. ara you troubled wix.s
that distressing pain IA the small OF the back snd
through your hirs7 CONSTITUTION WATRR"xn
telie7t you Hke mAzie.
Fur Eale By III druggists. Price II.
r. T. GREGG 4 CO. Frupriatofs-
MORGAN d ALLEN,
General Agents, No, ~ Cliff street. New Yosx-
nxs Vay !HHGS rat. raaEf sissto asa BURN
ielf9C8 Ut Tu-eAIu %
, 1866-04-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

. ,.1oxnA1 E1KEEo, April = 1865.
Fanso.e "a Fz11aa1s@nachsaseas Sd ] Eourih = cisss IL
s:s 1iEa 70 I'd r sf:sSa
59s Msrfss setive I'd esay ~ vii III; IA spRe.:
= noSS e ssess q s4sra u s.s: +:
Ms.." es..lsa: sE. ri. !os,a.eo e. i gu q.
i1s s !: =: g u: .1.sa::p w i = is
q ii. eho.sS sp.ias saPtf Il s.;a. Us.ocSp-aoo
Hit i stndtsHip % .oas White ,ddnss At s,sao PEI
ton: " iuns aatnxs II *l+; - tons Rsan 1t - -
WIKA;T-H.ss,z.a. .s2 .es,y .ss.sea shipped to
t.s my EsT notssl .ase Sttasa.y sas . NJ
%hits Wn,er Mnss y tsP ff .
1ees,pis + Il st:ss ISe 81 sins4 1ses,pt. doiin
Il 81 u Fl :9'sS s. ao !:
81 IL 4 r & 8 o T. s" Il xass:
Tseepss So.3 sPs.af i ~ Is nssifss eo.aE Ssst
n cosS"Reetisea . az isooo bushels; shipped.
snss Sa sasF sa es ssss a @
itrsry: sales wue:-Fot PEHsESr DE-1sEay.
x;1!s1 Issea!s s = : g s. Ss e 81 "a ss.sf 5
:s Il Ss j. z 5e "a Is q q b. e e. !.
Elite na1IyzRt-i}e1.and M Sood % .no mstkst .st1ss
m 4; s;5 :; 1s ss,ss
sss. es eo.sa :s; ri i e ~
nxTsSKsettv:d sodsy: ssss en: .aippsa, LIS
g. sas i ssee
.tAe !GG9 hu s'n!sf 1sse;Cs. NJ On - n T. sto.e
b. 5.es oss sa 10 nSa Ss i &
nj fft-ah 1
, 1866-04-10
krntpbaIs;

|DE3IOVAL-The undersigned,
LII GertrL Testesn ASrnt Of 1he AMFhlCaN
TkaNHtUfsTATlOS CnAfASY. has removed ht1
tlfdce to NO 1a E1chanse r1Ace. Nlxnn't h1Idsn9.
nnnnsf1e ibo ChaCbrF Of Commerce. Through Coo
f4trfe M E,Is IT LAfinx s1fen for F4steTn Bomd
FfeI hI ria Lakes ana C1hAl. ,-v,. :, or,,ys,,,,
sal4 WI o. oAhHoAhh.
, 1866-04-10

-NCTICE TO IiAY1DRaINS IN
LIN wAn4sR AvANuK TRoM TWELFTH TO
TWENTY .SEI0KD BTREET. - -,

= = i C0tC4Go, NpfH 4kh, III
Notice Il hereby zren TO The nats OF tbs csoH1nE
described 1ole, Or p1eces Of lnnA thkI lhe rommok
eounci OF tie y ut ChscAko. oy N eed4Ance pssse3
Jaar.r5 !: ises osoa1nE 1Eya.e 4rstD 20 ns la!a
tns samc wuh tae p9a!is ss19s Y the .Hsss oppsss
tAIo c1ain5 10 be laid within daJs aou the
dug he1eof: re sid wosk e b ons oe tae
10 me 4ea. ri spee1tcattco. a n1=lu ihts o4sca
Aso'R DIV. tF y. y. FEAC Y, SEC. =. =, II:
, 1866-04-10

And Future P1osects In Life clearly revealed bE Dr.
Raphael He wins the affections OF the opposite Sc.
He guides you to wrath, hsst h and happiness. Cali
at uYp1 Store 413 EA4s Madtson-st. between Wells
and franklin. Consultation fee One Dollar. oa
, 1866-04-10

BROOM C0IRS-Receiyed to-day. 1850 ~
shipped. l.l57 ~. Market very dull SAlcs-IH to7i
faif 1t tap0 per Too On track.
GadeT moderate fupr.y, strictly PRIME In rolls has
advanced 1t+ce = y. koE selling readily 1t JS331c.
hbJpTlnr uemanu are held f}fyn NJ our quotations.
, 1866-04-10

.FChTnER SALE OF PaorKLtKR Isrxaks7s-We no.
Hced short time sr the eale By Capt E. Il. Ward
ofths nsopeIlFr D. T. W.as: te GsP. John r,idEson,
chased o Capt Ward his enlre iaerest In tho pfopel
leg on private terms. BOTH tdese steam
aceonmooat!ons for eeht and pas stngers secood
10 ncne on the lakes. They ara now UNDERGOING the
The seasons husuess IN addition, tas tablns lie 10
be thoroughly rsnoEateds scd ref1rnlahsd with new
oesppi<d beswesn SANTA md Chicago IN connection
With the Grand Trunk Railway. Careful and jodcious
HnRS
, 1866-04-10

~ Crr1cx ov rnx RoAxp OF PrHI1c Wo1xs.}
CHICAGO April 9Th, 1855. I
Whereas, the Common Council OF the ctF Of Chicago
has ofdefed that Rube 1T Get ce extended from Weas
Eighteenth Areet 10 CAnapUrt 2yenu Of ths width Of
mfr fcet theftore public notice hereby given
. ii petsons itteEested thai the Commistionsrs q
ne noara ot Public Works WI meet a Room Nc, y
Day Of Ap!,l. 4 D. 1885, q the ho1r Of 1o o,coex n
b&nens conferred. wllh the cost Of the pro
By 1eason Of the doing Of sueh NoEk snd the
The general description OF the land to be condemned
is hxt part OF original lot block IL In OF
H. N range II east my 1901 fses wide, lying
tween the east vest lines oI Runle ssrret,
s @ " " n 1n tn51 " i
With the Etss itee o. sulot ots q o!tG!na lot
Of said block q. ano line nfty CO. feet we3t anil
j. G. GINpELE
FRED. LETT.
@. J. RuSE,
Commissioners Of tho Board OF Public Works,
, 1866-04-10
DROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE
i DRAINS ON WEST MADISON AND wasT
RANDOLPH STREETS.

DROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE
i DRAINS RAIEs On MEsr MADISON AND WEST
0T11cK o. TIE BoAED or Public WoRks,l
CHICAGO, ApfIt jth, 1855.
Sea ed proposals. viii b received by the Board Of
Public Woke. 1t thclr o1lce, unti II 4. a. Monday.
April 16tn from ths dram licensed " the Hoard
fer the laying Of inch inch pipe drains Weat Nadt
Bon and Vest randolph Streets from the river to Hal.
sled ttftet n have been ordered sha be ordered
by the Common Council. Z. which shall not be Laid
BY The owners Of this o said streets. according to
plans and specifications On die At said ofEce.
Rd.efs *l state the rate per foot for tho drains.
including all curvs md functions, the price
each eatch-b1au Of ~ feet In he<hs. complete, !ith
double I'll ch COVER. The work TO be done acrordtnx
to !he etneeni feggl4tIon established by the Board,
Separate BIDS Will be received TOR Madison street ano
of the txo steets 70 one party Or to t~o according
Proposals. must be addressed TO tha BoArt Of Pubic
Works, ndor. cd Pfoposal for Drans OF n. Mati.o
street tor r. R1odblph arett,' Ard be panied
wl The usual 600 bond. with sureues, 10 be approved
BY tho kosrt.
The Boar, reserve the right to reject any bid not IN
accordance With The conrons Of this
reject ali BIDS and pfOpoaal Will be accepted
unleBs Tho party oeIfnS Il Shall give ertrencs sails
factory The Foarc Shat he has The necessary sk11
experience, energy knd ability for dalnG the work, Ii
j. @. H1NDELE,
FRED. LETZ,
o. J. ROsK.
kp5t3W lot Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-04-10

CHICAGO ANu 1r. LOUIS.
). Eastern Mall. BID 4. N. 80 p n
Might &1rXee<.....,..... H15 p. H. - 6aU 4. =.
Joliet spd Whining, on Ae-
cU1umodxt1ou. ...... 100 p. III $50 a. n.
CHICAGO Axp RoeK Island, -
, pay Expaess md ka1f :, .sfI0s n s4Mp pm
Night Expfese 1s.pO D. m. $500 l. N
joliet AcCpmm ouat Ion -. IT'S i'm s.EaO u
:. E1prese Freight Nilh pas-engeE .ear Altachrd,
all 1ease passenger depot every - usuay II So
p. n for the Wett. .
The Joliet Accommodation connects with E2
press FtEirht for WaJ ot1ttous.
CHICAGO AND K1IwAuKEE pAHWAy.
It. Pbul Ezprees.... ."4c0 a. N. sS5p. N
Eprrss. .*+.40p-m. s17m.
EaufeganAeeommoda:'n G20P N. s:o) =. N.
Evanston .,.... 200 p. m. G3op. N.
e~undays excepted. fSaturdAys excepted.
4Fond4fF excSpte1,
, 1866-04-10

II
~ OyY1Cr OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC Wnn13}
CHICAGO. Apr1 9Th. ts66-
Whereas. the Cummo7 Council Of tho City OF chi.
aida Of Sixteenth street tho north side OF Twenty
second 81 eet, be curb~d with curb sone graded and
tait work to be co1e uEder khc uprrntendenee Of
koatd OF PUBLIC Norks, aud That the sam q t*snrI-
IaEs be M.eIsed upon tpe Ieal estate eeed osneuted
visions Of the Revised Charter a. amended In anch
case made acd provided
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given to alt
persons Interested. that the Commissioners OF the
board of Public Works Vii meet st Boom No: y. IN
OF April A. u. 1885 ut the hour Of ten o'clock A. ~,
the amount above named, directed u alore
sald, by The Common Council! 10 be assessed % the
real estate deemed peuedted By the sstd co1tsupl1ed
Improvement. J. G. G1NDkLE,
FRED. LETL
o. ]. ROSE.
Commissioners ofthe Board OF Public Works,
, 1866-04-10

ne" U1RTKtE4 >
Cps2ns rr1cc1 fos ca4d. April 9th. t9& received b4
Joseph II. 1yprs. Coum1sklon Stock nnd Rond Rrpker
ED dels1n Governments secu11ue1, Eo ss Cls1k st.,
, 1866-04-10

TKAlNt 10 THE EN1oH sToCx YAE1n- -
Tfatn1 arc rrn to the Union stock YxEdI orr the
Pittsburgh 4 Fort WaJne Road, leaving the Depot at
the corner Of Madt%oo And Caoal The faze
% ceutsnAch waJ. When fare Ii paid On The tfstn
cents extra will be charged.
, 1866-04-10

He4r the market for gold opened 1t 1s6H, sold
down as low rs 19iH. snd closed a. 125 sIirer Is
pouipal af 111GI1ta
Government Bonds were eteady and firm. VIC
, 1866-04-10
Ehipsncuh,

- l9x. 1sS. is66. 1s53,
Sunday and Moudsy..-. sss ad ~ ~.
The Actual receipts E1nce Our Last report 2Te A3 FOL
, 1866-04-10

Barlow Iron Works
Cass County, Georgia.

We oher tor eale this valuable property. sitnAted
near tho track OF the Western and atlantic Railroad.
= m1es noEthHeat Of Atlanta This property IS
rounded BY healthy and productive country ahouud-
Ing In mineral wealth. Huch ~ COAL iron, copper,
slate, ltue. gold. DC The company hare perfect Il.
ties 10 ac1ea; eo acres a1e heavily mbared and
accessible By good roada Of this 80 acres are cu1
Tat2hte EJ scres cleared, Of which 10 Ac1ts
t1stclaas bottom lands In compact body on Pump
KIN Vine Creek; IN another point s 50 OF eIct
lent second bottom; the remaining 81 acres Is rough
mountain land, ysluable only for the rock Guarrfa
and mineral beds upon IT. The furnace il within SEQ
fret Of the Western and Atlantic Rallroat with turn
out switch, and only two miles from Allatoon2 depot
war, until danaged By ths advance Of tho Union
Army. Afeeeat carefully prepared eati1nata BY
liable engineer estimates that II Will not cost
ceedlpg ta1oo to repair the damages and give tho
Work. The capacity OF 500 tons Of hot blast iron per
Annuu,. The orc Is 4 brown hermatts and tont1lu4
about PER cent OF metallic iron, aud IL ne1hansble
In quantity lead Of gold bearing quartz cntess tho
unity to the celebrated Aatoona Gold Mines Inex,
perleretd miners have obtained remAnefaurc profits
by digging gold OF these lands.
We have q complete rnsp and An accurate dese4ip.
tion Of these lands IN cur Office and will be pleased
to open correspondence or show them In person. to
any parties deztrous OF inyestinE In such property
Whtn the healthy climate, pure water, productive
SOIL and coLvepient transportation. the minerals that
have been discovered this land (Gold, 1son- Cop
per, and an excellent zEticle Of GEaphitel eonsld
cred. VIC think that We can Safey 8xy more destra
ule property In this state could be purchased.
TIE will sell It At II great basznin for cash. CLAY
ton. ApAIR 4 PURSE, Gnral Commission Mer-
chants. No IL Alabxma-et., Atlanta, Geossia.
March 18th. 1886. t7ul
, 1866-04-10

~~*H~e'- .A... 50
VIC gtner1ny expect Il record Morh.r. m.rto+ A.
the Stock iards aulet but day 10 thosouebly anil
and Inactive - the closed We ye moi hrt -
csson TO chronicle for many weeks. We viii moi nye
sumo to tsJ What the market might have betu hid
there been stock Ia the yarts with which to one,.,-
but with only few head. and they p1neipalls emil,
len over from Saturdays ralc1, transactions we4e ne
cessazily limited.
There were number oi buyers tn attendance In
The morning, but bJ the sErts WERE nearly DE-
1cs.ed.
The actual sales todav mp to four o'clock, as Re.
poeted Ut the dt1e rent scales, compeiss 50 head.
, 1866-04-10
Dr0pDHatH.


for the + lilo wing described swamp land di,ch1ns R1
ran copEty. ill., tc.wIt: IA ultch on each side Of
Gosebey slouKt, dye fset vide at t2p. aad two wide
lapeTin9 10 i've feet atep = their luLchon, Total
}ely III, about twenty eight thousand leet.
Fl N said jpnctIon 70 bridge over Hickory creek.
ditch spout four thonaaod feet IN length rwasvc fett
tsp+1ing Is may BE- reQnirtt; and for Pond Grove
sIouch. ditch about dte thousand teet long. and
aoouf twolhjfus the width Of the GoostberrJ Slough
ditch.
said tf.chlnE. tbs work It progresses. and the
balance as soon the Eosk1s conpeted and
We shall require sa'isfaeto.y secnstF os1 tbs Party
81 IT, day abov. named the oce Of Chas BA.d win,
Ii Princeton. to The lowest nader who gives kne
Quifed security. ..
Il 10 se done viii call on n F. LAwtop at Sbet1aJd
Earran county, 1T. Scaled proposals. msy be sent to
Cnas. EaldWtn, Princeton IL.
o'1'-'' ROBERT HUNTER, Drainage
F.N.EEWELL~ : Commit.
-F.LAWTON, tae.
t5;9 49,; Cbkrlf5 BALDWIN. Drainage Com'f.
, 1866-04-10


A. NIL Be steo BY shs above tahs there h1s been
very little doint IN ibis branch Of the ilTe stock
1et to-day. Sales were confined to 3ss head, which
weEe take1 by shippers 1t prices raging from f3b9
4N By pr1vate oesrAtcbe4 received to-day, the East
cfl market Il report d nnta roExlle for shipne1H.
There are few head only remaining IN the pens
, 1866-04-10
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

OfF1Cx OF THE pAILY TRlBCyk.
Monday Evening. ApT!lS.
BEEF EATTLE-Accortipg to the RoaFd Of Trade
reroyt the receipts and shipments since our last soe
compared with the Corresponding period of 1S6 have
btcu ~ Soow1. It should be borne IN mind thst these
shipments reccpa rtaily thosc O.! the day pEt
ceding:
, 1866-04-10

D0MmERCAAL.
AoKnAr EvHsa. April Q, 1866.
The receipts and shipments ot Produce eince Sat
urdaJ were a. follows:
, 1866-04-10

LJou's Extract Of Pare Jamaica Ginger
fos 1adIgestIon, Fansea, Heartburn Sick Headache.
Cboiefa Motbul &C., where Warming. genial stlusu-
lant required. Its careful preparation and entire
purity makes It cheap reliable ast1ofe FOR cuna-
~ purposes. Sold everywhere 1t ~ cents per bottle
SARATOGA SPRING WA lkR, sold By all Druggists.
n1En.E,1 sryrrra6s
, 1866-04-10

oAKn0N 0IL-steady. with an 1pxaFd 'tndea-
PKUvlrIONSIhe feceipts 10 dsy were: $500
NJ Cut Meas, bfts FORK. and IL Lard Shipped,
!tss ~ Cut Aeass, &c Ita Beef, tsQ hrls Pork H.
~ \ Lard. ~.
aicss Pnrk-0ull and heavy. salea 30 br,s city
packed bles4 Pork It sla.i3.
Meas tIcrf-3o bfls Mesa ftetf 1t $13.01
l1rd-Du!t IND Nominal 1t 1Sc for PrimsLeE. No
sAles reported.
Eln23.
POULTRY-Infa fair supply. Sales, doEeo Lire
Chick eus II 43.I. --. ----.-
f.at'TA TOEe%oo hushels PeAchhloN1 1t sc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03

NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

The market still rules qulst-or perhaps it
might be better to say that 1t is struggling
Tor life. There is no real healthy demand at
present for any kind of wool, except Canada
comb bling this still continues in good demand
and at ruling prices, and it is the only kind
of wool for which positive price can be fix
ed For nearly three months now il has been
almost impossible to say at what price any
particular lot of wool could be bought, and
when the time will arrive when any fixed
price can be determined upon, will require q
prophet to fortell. In eschsweek and on each
day of every week, for some time past, it has
been said that prices had reached the lowest
point, and soon we should have reaction !;
but the reaction has not taken place, but the
price has been tending downward and it still
continues to descend. 1t follows the market
for goods these are also being sold at down
ward figures. Il is long time since there
was such an unsettled state of things as at
present. Manufacturers are compelled to
force down the price of wool, and at the came
time admit that there is nothing SO proper.
tionately cheap as wool except wooden goods
Wool has sold for more when gold was pa,
and when wool which cost less than 12c pei
pound came into port duty free. Woolens
are equally cheap, if We consider the sdvanc
ed price of every article which enters into
their composition of course We do not refer
to shoddy, mungo or fiooks.
At the close there are plenty of sellers and
few buyers, the latter having the marke,
their own way. A prime lot of Western held
ut $685. buyer had the conscience to offer 45c
for. and befoIe he left bought it ut 48c. Some
middling Illinois was sold at 45c, and light
lot of ungradsd Ohio at SHE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03

In rebellion the rebel commits blunder and crime
if he fails, and very often the government blunders
crminally if it succeeds in Furnishing him. The
great blunder which the United States has commit
ted, as events have proved. seems to have been in
catching Jefferson Davis.-Chicago Republican.
This is said with reference to the fenian
prisoners in Canada, by q journal which
has indulged in great deal of vitupsrative
nonsense against the President OF the United
States for not proceeding-without Judge,
jury or law-to hang Jefferson Davis for the
"crime of rebellion" 1t would be a too pal
psble qualification of itself if the same paper
we're now to boldly advocate the release of
the fsnian prisoners by the Canadian govern
ment, without hanging them. 1t does not ad
vocats that course. because to do so would be
to place on record its condemnation of the
policy" of its own political party.
The radical policy of vengeance against
the people of the southern states, and the
Canadian policy of vengeance against the
fenians, are identical. Whoever advocates
the one must of necessity advocate the other
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03

The Carlinville Qllinois) Spectator has it cup
on the best authority" that John A. Logan in
dorsed President Johnson even after his ''22d OF
February speech, and the reason of his chang
ing was, that be, the President, refused to or
der the treasuary department to allow a cotton
claim, amounting to 100000 which John A.
Logan spent last winter in prosecuting. What
dlsinterested patriot is John A. Logan !-Ea-
change.
Certainly; that is nothing new to us.-
Inere lives gentleman in the suburbs of
this city, who heard Logan saw. as late az
last April, in Washington City, that Presi.
dent Johnson's vetoes were right and that
he intended to sustain him against congress-
The process by which Logan was brought
over TO the radicals, is well understood in
Washington. where it is notorious. If he !.
elected, the radicals in congress will pass his
hundred thousand dollar cotton claim, a. a
part of the price of his apOssacy.-Q Quincy
Herald
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03

Exported for the Dolly Argue.

New York, Nov. 3.-The n. Y. Herald's Wash
ington special says:
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman will shortly return here and
receive his instructions from the President when he
and Minister Campbell are to leave for the Mexican
frontier. The general is to make thorough inves-
tigation into the manner in which our military at
fairs are conducted there. The recent interview be-
tween the general and the President have been in
regard to the future policy towards Mexico
The New York Worlds Washington special
says:
The Maryland trouble was again under considera-
ton by the President, Gen. Grant and the secretary
of war to-day. Gen. Grant was afterwards present
at the cabinet meeting. There is undoubtedly diff
ference of opinion the point at which the fed
eral authorities shall interpose in the difficulty
which dispatches announce as assuming more Sc
rious aspect.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. 3.--The city council yesterday
passed resolutions requesting President johnson to
his influence TO have the sentence of death, re-
| Gently passedsupon Mcmahon and Lynch RENTED
The soldiers of the army of the Tennessee are
making active preparations to render the coming
meeting in this city the 18th inst, compet,
success. Half farearragements will be made tn,
| leading railroads. Gems. Grant and sherman viii
| be present.
| BALrINoRE, Nov. 3.-The new police commission
| ers appeared at the marshal's office at half pas
| ten o'clock this morning. They were admitted by
| guard within the enclosure and proceeded to the
door of the marshals Office where they were met By
the clerk of the old board of police commissioners
to whom they made their demand and request to SET
| the members of the old board This request wa:
refused by the clerk, when the new police commits
| sioners Immediately retired.
| They were greeted as they passed through the
| big crowd gathered in front of the marshars of
| fee with derisive laughter by some ofthe friends
of the board. The commissioners ther
proceeded by the way of Lexington st. TO th'
sherifs Office. Large crowds of people gather
ed in the vicinity of the police Office, court HOUSE
and station house, but up TO the present time al
| is quiet. - '
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-11-03
State Penitentiary.

The rapid increase of conviots in our state
psnitensisry, at Joliet, continues. There are
now between one Thousand and eleven hun
dred convicts in the institution.
Although the commissioners for the state
are without money and power to make con
tracts for building, they are now, to meet an
imperative public necessity, pushing forward
the work of finishing the west wing" CON.
tainlng five hundred unfinished cells, the
builders taking the risk of getting their pay
when the legislature meets. When the work
now in progress is finished, the institution
will accommodate all the dsmands,upon 1t, at
least for several months TO come.-Chicago
Journal