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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-16
Comical Lawsuit in Acknowledgements
Of .'Brick' PGmeroy as a Lawyer.
From the Lacrosse Democrat

From the Lacrosse Democrat.
There came OFF to day before Police JUS
tice Hubbard, in this city, singular law suit
growing out OF the following particulars -
| Charles Morland and Robert ". Undne, two
young men about &c years of age, have for
some months been courting young lady -
The men grew jealous Of each other, aud
each strovs u win the girl 10 consent to mar
| riuge. But she could net decide which -
have. Sunday night Of last week, the two
men were sitting on the porch talking with
the girl, when dispute arose between them
which was the shortest route to North La
Crosse-Morlands saying by the depot, Undine
| claiming by the wagon road They referred
the matter to the girl, Who lsughiugly replied
that the best way to decide was TO walk there
| and back, each by his route, when they could
decide which was the quickest, aud as there
was but little difference, she could know
| which was the smartest man. And che play
fully said, go, noble knights, and he who
first returns shall claim my hand in mari.
age!'
Each man started, Morland disappearing
| around the corner by the depot route, Undine
around the other corner, to 90 BY the wagon
road. When Undine returned after a 40
minute walk on hot night, he was made
still hotter by seeing Morlsnd cody sitting ON
the porch whore be had been IS minutes as
he only stepped around the corner and re-
turned, proferring sitting with tbs young la
dy TO walking three miles over railroad ties.
After some hard words Undipe told the girl
to go to-a hotter place than Lacrosse, and
lett the house. He brought suit against the
girl to recover pay for the following bill of
goods, which he had presented her while
sparkling her. We copy the bill from the
court records:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-16
SERVED HIM RIGHT.

Notebook Island county is entitled to b
egates Mercer 4, Henry 5.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-16
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

Chairman OF District Executive Committee.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26
Ssfsfufkinsiuaa' sdEoe1tf,


hsvs not wealth, no lands are mine,
own no ,--ses broad and high;
~ - no eoStiy Eeins co sliins,
Nc rebes OF rich or varied dye:
ia-a No r<Eal coach OF d@ppled ersys
To drag Re through tbs crowded stresfs !,
~ No Tilted tops "a lisp my pEaisa,
And bow in homage AZ ny feet
No servants H. obey my will
No slaves 70 wait on my command;
No golden dup with wlue to r.il
oJSwss 90 my s0fs- white hand;
Ne costly ecach with saat white lace,
And soffls spread with snowy white,
To rest At night my form upon
When rapi W tranquil elumpcr liFh'
No, have none, not 9ne OF taese
sly nome - but rustic col;
I've no ias'iiious friends 10 please,
And nlaea very happy lot,
For AN loved BY one true heart,
And AZ the hours ana DAYS glds DER,
see uoseoIfsn dreams Depart
Oh, an loved ! ask no more
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26
$40 "A MS
FAMILY OINTMENT
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.

This 0fafmeat t7sly Fhst,iy Remedy. 1t contains
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equal for Obstinate Ulcers, Old Syes, BARNS Scalds
cias, Cans0Hs ErHptans, Braises. Soye kpylss Sors
Bre1n Paex. &ak Rhssn, Chapped Hrnds, eE~ EVER
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So These remedies no longer stand among those Of
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being imposed an by worthless miBation the genuine
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the wrapper, and WALKER q TAYLOR, PaoRsiEroRs
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M. O'5RiEN,
l22 Dearborn-st., Chicago, Illinois.
p. g. Moneys sent a. above viii be At my risk.
LEGITIMATE ENrERPlsTsE.


Young servant girl who drew the large prize In an
Havana lottery lately pFoang BY the means Il AFFORDED
her Of going into good society married wealthy
merchant In New York last week She iaaghingy in
sisted being considered better ARaneier than Astor,
- she had made fortune in one day frcns one dollar,
the price Of her ticket.
In countries where where such underts ags are I'M
dortakinEs under government direction, looked up
legitimate lfs FIRE ir saranns where rmsil
venture from many insures great good to sever al
there distrust felt 10 such schemes and rich and
poor alike share the risk.
For the people Of Chicago tn is similar chance o.
laying the foundation Of pri aceIy fortune In 0Bren
III Co neert, which Is eoReuct ed by veil kHown
With unbiemished credit. III drawing viii take pAc'
where all may satisfy themsel Of is impartas,
and our own eitisens handle the tickets Judging fou
the crowd around the dssk Of the Treasurer the chance
are going OF with great FaPiay, there viii be d
isy IN drawing IN e event 6UidsS IN close h--s
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26
.SLOAN'S HORSE OINTMENT

This justly celebrated Ointment has gained for Itself
reputation which no other Ointment salve has ever
acquired 10 this co0atTy. 1t il veil known and used by
almost every Every Stable Keeper stage Company and
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khss, praias, Bsses, Cracked Hsels, Rinshoas Wind
gals, Strains, Lame'sss, Fbundsred fta, Saad Cracks
Szatches, de-, DC.
This Ointment Is put up In strong Glass Bottles and
sold for ~ CTS. PER BOTTLE
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

How TO SEND Moskx.-Money may be sent, at ml
risk nv Draft Express, Post once Order, Registered
Letter.
Energetic and rfiable agents wanted N eyery towr
and village in the Union References required.
liberal commission showed.
o. Proposals for inssadng this advertisement re
qnested.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26
Inducements for Forming Clubs

Or II you prefer IL will dc his Upon the receipt
Of $40 90 viii send you fifteen tickets any Of
the following Weekly Newspapers for one year to wit
The Chicago Republican, Tribune, Times,
Wrkislqman's Adrocats, NdGts Zeitung,
the New York Ledge or Mercury, Nstc
York Tribune, Near York Herald, the Boston
Pilot, Detroit Tribune, 81. Loais Repaid
lica,a, Toledo Blade, Cincinnati Gazette,
and Forney's Weekly Press.
Upon the receipt Of s25 90 win send you twenty
Eve tickets and any one Of the following illustrated
Newspapers for one year:
Harper's Weekly, Frank Leslie's Weekly,
The Chimney Corner, dc, dc.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

InR WILKINS, late Of New York. has
~ removed bis vfBue % No. ia south Clark street
Room No and Il win be 70 tls advantage 81 thoss whe
are a1cted with any kidd OF diease give hin can
more particularly those who suffering With Ri eumst
lsn Neuralgia Ague Fits Feuerai 4c All are rernov-
cd hy simple remedies without change Of diet deten
iion from business Charges les than onehsf thcusEal
hsrges in Chicago.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26
A HINT!

There 10 a Prize for every Four
Tickets. A Ticket costs but One
Dollar, and il may win Tea Thou
sand Dollars.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

Ihsve Just published book which contains complete
Descriptive List Of all the Prizes and mach other 'An
able matter Of genera interest In this have explained
how the drawing will be conducted and have answer
ed every other question that can possibly be asked In
ounecton With the Concert Two copies Of this book
be sent Free Of Charge, 70 any one sending for one
or more Tickets and enclosing Five Cents TO prepay
Postage. Remember every F..Ee named 10 this book
will be drawn the appointed time, whether ne Tickets
are all sold or not
The Prizes ready. ana WIN be distributed innedi
sseiy asr the Craving Is eonpesed and earrecf nss'
Of tbs winning numbers win agents and ticket
holders Parties whose numbers appear rhe list viii
forward their ticket once with drectons az to ship
ping goods and moneys.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26
IL TICKETS FOR $1,000

Editors School Teachers Post Masters, Hotel Keepers
hxpress and Ballroad Agents are authorized 70 act
INV agents ~ whom viii allow the full commission %
al Tickets or sered for themselves ehers through
them.
My References are
aSAny Citizen of Chicago
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10

BEWARE OF COUNTERFKITs.
See that tho signature Of 80. NJ. JACKSON" Ia on th
WRAPPER of each bottle.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence Of life,

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- ]: !: S; !; :
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from me asies O Us toring tho Organs Of Genera.
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this FEst, ,s;uuer Debility, restoring MamNnes8
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moving SYerizity and Barrenness In both sexes 10
tho young mllde-agcd, and aged there is no greater
boon than this Elixir of Life" 1t gives now
lease Of llle causing the weak and debilltated to
. have renewed strength and vigor, and tho entire
system to thrill with joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle g.; three bottles 30; sent oy
express to any address.
Our medicines arc sold and recommended by al
respectable druggists in every part or the clvilzeo
globe; some unprincipleu dealers, however, try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth.
{ less compounds In order to make money Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines md take no
others If the druggist does not keep them, wr1te ito
to u.s. and we will send them by express, carefully
packed free from observation. We Will be pleased
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Dr. ". r. MERWIN, 81 Walker ST., N. Z.
NAV 25 fmw 1yr
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II }
from Rev. ". .. seigfried, Pastor Of Twelfth Bap Il
- Church.

from Rev. W. y 8eigfried, Pastor Of TwelthI Bap Il
Church.
PHILADELPHIA, December &c. 1883-Messrp. Jones b
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remedies were recommended by friends and some
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man Bitters were recommended by persons who had
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averbi0n to patent medicines, from the "thousan
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and gratifying feel that have derived great and pc
nanent benefit from the use oil few bottles Very re-
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
REAL. WHO SAYS SO.

FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
WARRINGTON, January l, 1854
Gentlemen stated 1t verbally to you have
no hesitation In writing the fact that experienced
marked benefit from your Hoohand's German Btters.
During long and tedious eesson Of Congress- pressing
suggested the use of the preparation have named.
took his advice, and the result was improvement o
health renewed energy, and that particular relief 30
much needed and obtained. Others may be similarly
edvantaged, If they desire to be-
Truly your friend. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
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The following letter was II few days ago adj
dressedso Major General Swayne, commanding at

ulesoettS w -I" W. N~oAo1 ~ o'.s.os oo>A.1c ~
MOB MOBILE, ALA, August 2G.-sir:-Do read the
Presidents proclamation Of the Goth instant, de-
carins ,h.t pc ,ce prevails throughout the land,
and that all the States are in posse ssion of their
civil rights, correctly when suppose it to restore
the writ i habeas corpus in this State. And have
Ssl any tructons to interfere with me further,
33case should open the Probate Court at Mo-
Bile. of which am Judge, and proceed to the
nerformance of my functions should you think
addition;l instructions needed in the changed
crcumstspces of the times Win you do me the
favor t, telegraph to the proper authorities on
the subject. -.
.RAPHAEL SEMMES.
To this Gen. swayne replied that the order he
received some time since to prevent Mr.. Semmes
from entering upon his duties as Judge, is still
unreyoked.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-09-10
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-01

teresi, and the dslineations of its historical
characters may be relied upon as closely
faithful. The author served on General
stuart's staff, met the rebel generals fire.
%quently, and has portrayed them exactly as
they were. The incidents of the story are
as romantic, stirring and interesting as any
one could wish. 1t is, of course, a South
side novel, but confines itself to the delinea-
ton of adventures and incidents, most Of
which were of actual Occurrences. A better
insightinto life in the rebel army during the
e%ventful early periods of the wal cannot be
obtained; while the work, apart from its war
like incidents, is excellent in style and full
of interest. We predict for it a wide and
rapid sale.
Cobb, Andrews 4 Co have it for sale.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-01

REAL ESTATE TRAKsFERs.-The following
real estate transfers have been entered this
week upon the county records:
Wm. H. Keith to Cecela Mullen, lets $50
and 33l in Block N of the Buffalo Com
pany's purchase, city of Cleveland. Con-
sideratiUn $500.
John Jones, to Melissa Warrington, lot
No. IS3 in Barber & Lords subdivision OF
the City of Ohio, now city of Cleveland.
Consideration $4,000.
Amedius Rappe, to John McKin, sub-lot
No. II in Sargent 4 Dixon's allotment, city
of Cleveland. Consideration 81, $50.
R. P. Myers, to B. F. Rouse, lot No. 5, in
block No. 4 of Seymour & Baldwin's survey
of ten acre lots, in the city of Cleveland.
Consideration $4,000.
VIM. Langden, to Thomas Denham. sub
OF No. / in Garfield and others subdivision
of ten acre lots Nos. 1874, 1875 and 1876, city Of
Cleveland. Consideration $500.
Isaac Newton, to Matthias Claffey sub lot
No. 474 in Kelley & Walworth's division of
Wslworth farm, city of Cleveland. Con-
sideration $4,000.
]. Parks, to L. Parks, six and seventy
huudreths acres of land in tract No. 1e in
the township of East Cleveland. Consid-
Grafton $1,000.
Fanny slocum, to Nelson Hamlin, house
and lot in the village of Bedford. Consid-
Grafton Sl,15O.
E. N. Clark, to James Lewis, 1875 and
seventy hundreths acres of land, being the
whole Of lot No. %, and 81 and twelve-hun-
dreths ceres of land in lot No. p, in the
township of strongsville. Consideration
81, 1000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-01

nISSOLUTION.-The firm of Taylor,
IL Griswold 4 Co., is this dissolved by mutual
consent. All accounts OF the above firm will DO
settled by their successors, E.. R. Grissold 4 Co.,
at 2l7 Superior street. N. W. TAYLOR,
T.. r. GRISWOLD,
O. II. ROBERTS,
VIZ. FERGUSON.
January Let 1aaR s ian1 g
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COMPREHENSIVE

COMPREHENSIVE. r.
The undersigned will continue the FURNITURE
BUSINESS at the old stand Of WILLIAM HAT
Co.. under the style Of HART, MALONE 4 co.
WILLIAM HART,
EDWIN HART,
~Jan13:2S4 Il. P. MALONE.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-01
Southern News.
From Havana.


New YoRK, January, 3I.-The steamer
Moro Castle from Havana the 9th has ar.
rived.
The Royal decree has been received. Il
~disapproYes of the formation of, societies
tending to suppress the slave trade, and
r~eprimanding the Captain General for eoun-
termanding it and ordering its suppression.
There is no cholera at Havana, but con-
siderable small pOx at Regla, a small town
opposite the city.
Areport says the Gulf is full of Gillian
privateers.
A schooner and two steamers, flying sus-
picious flags, have been seen.
A steamer is reported to have left New
Orleans and to be cruising in the Gull.
War risks are being effected at Havana
by ~shipowners. One company refused to
take them.
The steamer Vera Cruz arrived at Havana
from Vera Cruz, the I'D.
Private adViees say the French desire and
freely discuss the abando lment of the En-
pire. There is intense feeling against
Americans. They say they want war with
the United States, and to be sent to Texas
to whip out Bagdon affairs, which they say
was the work of Federal troops.
New ORLEANS, January ~3G.-Galveston
dates of the 9th say General 0rtega, at San
Antonio, publishes a protest as President of
the Supreme Court of the Republic of Mexi-
CO against the DEGREES of Juarez aimed at
0rtega and dated November s, 1865.
The Galveston Civilian, a steady Union
paper, denies the truth of the reports circu-
lated north about President Johnson's
brother being neglected by the Texas Sur
geons, when he died of an accidental wound.
The other Galveston and Houston papers
also contradict these reports. The Civilian
n II q Il fhn AalanaFoc - H.
far elected as far as heard from warmly
support President Johnson's policy.
The election Of Judge Hancock at Austin
over Ex-Governor Pease ia considered as
sustaining the President and opposing Gov.
Hamilton, who is considered as more in &C.
cord with the radicals than with the Presi.
dent.
Cotton closed at Galveston on the 26th for
the week, firm, and with small stock offer
ing. Sales of middling at 32c, specie, ex-
elusive of revenue tax.
Arrived.
CINCINNATI January 31.-Colonel Robert.
and General sweeny arrived here last night
ron RicAmOnd.
New York, Jonuary 3l.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondent says:
An effort is being made in the Virginia
Legislature to declare the election of Sena-
tors Underwood and Segar illegal. Cover
ner Pierpont and John Minor Bolts are
talked of as successors.
Both his friends and enemies are trying
to get Governor Pierpont to resign, the for
mer in order that a military Governor may
be appointed, and the latter that Robert E.
Lee, or some other prominent rebel, may be
Texas State Convention.
A private letter from Austin, Texas, of
January 7th, states that the State Conven-
Jon meets on the 18th of February.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-01
General News.
Farther Particulars of the Sfeanel
Explosions, -H

Farther Particulars of the Steamer
Explosions.
C1NoINNATL January 3I.-The steamer
Missouri had one hundred and twenty per-
ms on board, twenty-five of whom were
passengers. I
The latest advioes from Evansville places
the loss of life at about one hundred.
The Missouri was one of the largest
steamers on the river. Valued an 800, 900.
The steamer Miami had about 25O passen-
gers N board, among whom were ninety
enc men Of Company B, 18th Q. S. Cavalry.
The accident occurred at Z in the evening,
Just after supper, while the passengers were
assembled in conversation around the stoves
in the hall The explosion was of such
force as TO bend the cabin floor asunder,
and let every person inthe front part of the
cabin down into the mass Of fire and steam
below. Great numbers lost their lives by
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-01

APPRENTICES FoR THE NAvY.-T. H. Ste-
vens, Commander in the United States
Navy arrived in this city Monday evening,
and may be found at the Weddell House
to-day by all those who desire to
make applications for enlistment as appren-
tees in the navy. A rare opportunity is
hereby offered all such as have a natural
taste and yearning for naval life. We expect
that a large number of applications will be
made. The time is short, the opportunity
will soon be gone, and those who purpose
moving in the matter, must be at it at once.
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P. o. Drawer 626, Detroit, Michigan.
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New Books.

MnpRED's WEDDING. A Family History.
By Francis Derrick. New York Bruce
and Huntington. 1866.
"Mildred's Wedding" is a reprint of an
English novel, and belongs to the Wilkie
Collins school of fiction. The London
AHeaeVna says it ais a book whatever else
may be said about i) nobody who has once
begun can c%ontentedly lay aside till he has
finished it. 1t amuses and enthrals from
beginning to end"
For sale by Cobb. AndreRsA Co.