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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

Uaou League CIabA Special Meeting Of TIE Club viii b
held THIS CAiondAyl EVENING Q. O'Clock
By order
OTIS .. SWAN, sserstay.
Ninth Assembly D-trscs.-The Republican As'eeis
iOn Of the above Dct will assemble Lebanon Hail. No. ie
AbngdOusauare THIS (MOudsyl EVENING, November
y OcoE Union voters hess procure fa supply Or seaaA
Union Republican baiOis
Stand By the regular nominees s-"
BY order Of the President.
S g q c. S,ssT SIn'r' sss.s.srio.
AZ Rssalar Msetins Of s6e NINTH WARD IsDEPEND-
ENT ASSOCIATION held FhdAy evsuius, Nov. z. hwss
resolved that this nouiaon
CHARLES s. SPENCER candidate for Congress yish
Congressional District ..,.-
J. B. ALBERrsON President TIios. oUf0LEY. Tnes.ossr.
DANL GALLAGHER v.Pross. r. GiLDAY, Rec. seesstzrSi
JAMES LYNCH Secretary. and 200 othsrs
,bs 6sq RspssHc.r A;.scion. will e, q tho sxass
HIS sSngk S SEMI u s
VIZ Jo %ss; E lsssSss s.,.r, HENRY
Card; having reached that report beng era.
Isie and win be peOed BY gnscrupulou sr.Os e',oe -
dincy .hs 30 csnddsis es.ss g Sc Pos %
80 F-. ,l Conner Of Gtesnwnh sne J.ysie.
OF thu firm Of John Taylor. Sous. Brewer.
Whaf the Republicans Party 'lls1
TsOgGRT J0HS T. HoRFxAs r. r..s
1862
t.....l or &C. VSfoS HK.DorAsrrns a.srs1
No so BRoADWAr n. u. Get. - 1865
sR Tie been appointed COMMITTEES By the
Uuon judiciary cOnvehou to inform ycu that The h inst you
we're unanOusy nOmiastsd BY Convention Ia candidate Zoe
Recorder Of the City York Committee psrsrcrzs
further to declare nomination made for the REASONS
that your Judicial impartial aud unDfeaeed By
partisan In which have per-
formed your duty reseconASD that roU
srProHI 90 rzs
Gauss.
JOHN sgDGwIcK. Chm, IRA o. MILLER
WALDO HUTcHIEs, GUY R. FELTON,
JOHN H. WHITE, FREDk oLhsfEAD
To the Hon. JOHN I. HOFFMAN q
tresuendous gathering of the friends Of MsjerGes
SMALLER onSatuday evening At forsve eh va
on and Frrreye add other the Yodntee
Army Immeuse enthusasa was mnifssted and eehes.X
hoped that the eloquent appeals there made 70 ma any w
inducing them to vote for Geo. shar Tor super
'''' "''' bIsjor.Geu. HAMLIN, Chairman. 4
Col FArReRiEvE. Secretary.
Rally Democrats of the second Ward. :
grand Justification ~ be held TONIGHT at john Dance
Hall, No. iJ9 Futonrs.
remember only chance ron d.euihrsment the present.
which making poorer ana uew
richer Come night aud proclaim Ia voices Of nnorf INC
death kBen of tie
JOHN SEDGwiCK for Recorde.
JAMES ~. SMITH for Surrogate.
Oen. CHAS. HALP1HE for Registrar
PAT. J. q. McALEAR for Supervisor
These Representatives. Of independent mnooc se your
eaiosy necessary they hIve gained nae .haS
will do Who & there that does not kne"
Private Miles OReileyi -.
And knowing him. say aush against him Whh snch
gentlemen present withheld your .1nnt
the Irish Bsde. John T. Savage fatH
J. MAlsar, aud ?. J. Kelley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
Special Noiirss.


Like the Great Fire
which could not guhed the Of PHALONS NiouE
BLOOMING CEREUs eanss every textile fragment upon whc
dropped handkerchief umsd with and laid .sids Ia
drawer viii retain its delicious OdOr for sir months
0ieer,s Unon OF the Mercantile Library Associatioa
hs meeting Of this Association will De- held onfb
uez sth inst at o'clock ct Denonicos corner %
Fourteenth 81. and FifhAv. ,. a
f and pnnctua attendance Members
By order, s. HASTINGS VhASI u
We cannot Say too much in favor OF Dalioyd
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR 10 the rapid for Bufnf
IN the world COrn BuuOns Old Sores Skin DISEASED
and Bruises as II by magic Try it, twenty-five cents box s"t
BY Druggists. y
John A. Reed,
(SucceszH to T. w. Rurr.l
DIAMOND JEWELER
No. Tgl Broadway.
Opposite 0rscs Church.
Tbs Agents Of this eabhnsnt have searched the principal cities
Euoos and employed Leading sns abroad to obtain the
RAREsT GEMS AND RICHEST JEWELS
Of tho Old World.
collection has been secured Of tho
most unique AI exhibited to the Ansdeas
rsbne
ConnOs,eur. Of precious and dms Of sis wsnss
ship In jewsIry invited -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
Home Life Insarance Co.,

Home Lie lnsuranco To-,
No. 25S Broadway. N Y, No. 10 Courtst, breotiyn
WALTER s. GRIFFITH Pres, GEO. C. RDLsESeoy'
FKArcRKa-A Flrteas Organization Assets between One ana
Two Of DOsr AL profits 20 to the sssured Dividends
declared and paid Annually Al policies tosteng No policy
fee charged.
NO LIMITATIONS AS TO RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL
Eht thousand In force Half the Premium pefmneot
loan the policy desired All forms Of Lille ERao"meos ana An
unity Polee. i.sned. AGENTS WANTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
Stand by Congress!

REGULAR REPUBLICAN, UNION NOMINATIONS FOR TT
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
STATE TICKET.
.t. FOR GOVERNOR.
REUBEN L.. FENTON.
FOR LIEUTENANTGovERsoR. /
GEN. STEWART l.. wOODFORD.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
STEPHEN Il. HAYT.
FOR STATE PRISON INSPECTOR.
Gen. JOHN HAMMOND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
SIMEON b. CHITTENDEN.

be obvious need for National Represents
tive this critical period Man Of True Tried ConT'eHf Prince
PIE 10 whose sbty oySy and thorough sympathy with the 'a
Of Liberty and Union may Implicitly eonhde.
Mr. Chenden ia selfmsde and has bis position by his
energy ability He has great intelligence and spnde LOT
public salir has during residence Of nearys quer Of
century among and most liberal supporter
Of the interest. City aud Of public and charitable institutions
donns public and private charities have been munheen and
unbounded lie true patriot lie bored unceasinsy Tor the
Rebellion giving largely fh mems for the support
army aud the Government for the rerf soldiers and
sailors and their families He and liberal supporter Of
the Sanitary and Christian COmmission'
The lid Congressional embraces Of the largest Com
merca Districts 10 this county, aud important that should be
represented by commercial In Mr. CHTTESDES We ha'eA
gentleman Of largest commercial experience whose relations Win
commerce the commercial world intimate aud extensive
We your support because # his eminent hne
f position loyalty his patriotism and btaowedse Of pub
affairs commercial and other intekH the county
Rarag spoh candidate Of whom may Boy all this and
much more support without n vng' " % his
fidelity prn love- as to his aofy and courage 70
defend end fully aroused the duty securing
to him every eector In the district who holds 10 these
principles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05
The Great Disasters at Sea.

THOUSANDS OF LIVES TO BE SAVED!
No should bis life TO company or shpoune
VIII are 60 reckless life not TO furnish their vessels y
CRONDALS PATENT CORK MATTRESSES and CUSHIONS
s ony reliable and comfotaoe beds Loral Terms
10 the trade. No 20 Varick ST.. by Canal, N T.
DiuretIc and OVERWHELMING, SOOTHING, HEAL
IS Am STRENGTHENING.-For pains and weskness In tho
back and disorders tie Urinary there no remedy
90 reliable RSLEYS BuCHU which has tnh afecnonA ana
sold in large bottles, for 81, by the Druggists
Bitukets-A splendid fo the most common to the
very finest both American and English exceedingly cheap
helded Blankets and Conf note We no -
WM. GARDNER No. az Csns-s'. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SUPERVISOR.
NIAJOR.GEN. ALEXANDER SHALER.
FOR REGISTER
GEN. CHARLES @. HALPINE.
FOR RECORDER.
JOHN SEDGWICK.
FOR SURROGATE.
JAMES NJ. SMITH.
FOR CORONER.
LOUIS NAUBIANN.
FOR CONGRESSMEN.
IVth District, HORACE GREELEY.
v,h District. EEEAs ELLIOTT.
With District. CHARLES s. SPENCER.
With District, GEORGE y. sTEINBRESNER.
With D.triet. LIE GRAND 3. CANNON.
Ixlh District WILLIAM A. DARLING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

In tbe aboVe are Inc FTst and SecOuu ~ ~.
ecutiye Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-05

Ninth Assembly DistrtcsThe Usioa Republican Assees
ton Of the above Dsc assemble Lebanon Hail. No. ie
AbinsdOusauare THIS piouasy EVENING. Hovemeef
OcOk Union hos procure fa supply or saaaf
Union Republican baiots.
Stand By the regular nominees a--"
BY order Of the President.
CHARLES MrsHr KIaBY. L.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25
s- @| HATS.
IIRkn, wHfrEsAND .BLUE.
Buford's Buildings

THE undersigned is now ready to dress all
i kinds of Hats, renovate Silk Hats. Soft
Hats cleaned md eolored also Straw Hats oi
every description on the shortest notice. Please
give me call; - ..:sl
msyl0du. JOSEPH ATKINSON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25

the war have had meeting of their board of d..
rectors to take in consideration steps to raise
money to keep up the company.
1t appears that seventy per cent OF the stock
holders haye quit paying up the frequent assess
msnts; and, though one and halt millions have
been called IN, only $400, 900 have been paid. Il
was finally agreed that all share holders who could
net pay up $40 per share, at once should forfeit All
they have paid into those who do pay up, and the
50 per cent who have complied with the calls will
become owners of all the assets.
The nomination ofProvisional Governor Johnson
OF Georgia. as minister to Bogota WILL it is said
Will be followed this week by that OF two other
provisional governors to important positions. 1t
Is not probable that they will be confirmed nv the
senate, as Holden cannot take the test oath, and
1t is doubtful about johnson.
The nominations of a very large number of col
ieetors assessors pestmasters ank others have not
yet been sent to the senate by the president. 1t
10 not improbable that many OF them fail of con-
hrmation owing to the little time allowed by the
senate to investigate their character.
The aggregate receipts OF internal revenue for
| the fiscal year promises to reach, without doubt,
| the named sum OF 1910 900 900, and of revenue
from all sources $540, O00, 900.
| New YORK, June 25.-Very latest by steamer
| Germania:
| Liverpool, June l2.-Cotton sales for days
| $4,000 bales, including 5000 to spectators and
| importers. Market unchanged, middling SD
| Manchester markets steady.
Flour firm wheat steady; corn 27a27s6d
| beef and pork quiet bacon steady; lard quiet
| pesroleum steady; corsols SOFAS for money; u
S. 5-20's 64&a654; Ill. Cent. 75a76; Erie 4oa4l
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25
Off to Hannibal.

ssdr. Austin Brooks has removed his job
re to Hannibal, and intends to make that
n future place of residence. Much has been
"a in the streets lately about Mr.. Brooks
ahrning to the Herald and taking editorial
Urge Of that paper. The facts of the case
u as follows, as we learn them from Mr..
A oks himself:
In learning that it was his intention to
lie Quincy, several of Mr.Brooks's friends
bed together aud bought an interest in
& Herald. and presented it to him. AS an in
II, ement to remain. Other parties, howev-
Il were opposed to his again assuming con-
IA of the paper, and thence the difficulty
i. now Mr.. Brooks's design as we under.
sad it, to wind up the business of the con.
fia, by sale and division of the property.
1 1 is friends affirm that the very men he has
We, politically and pecuniarily are the ones
b, oppose has return to the Herald. That,
. a,evsr, is species of ingratltude too COM
Ia to surprise any one; and not confined
1s,believe, to any party.
MS this matter has been talked of on the
1sts. we see no harm IN mentioning il in
s1st. We wish the proprietors of the Her
ia safe and satisfactory issue out of their
4 ,,uities, if there are any now impending
I cunt Sterling Record.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25

To Our FRIENDs.-The friends of the Ar
GUS should bear. in mind that all the county
officers in this county are radicals, and near
ly all the lawyers also, and that, when the
aforesaid county officers and lawyers are not
otherwise directed, they always publish all
legal advertisements in the radical paper
Our friends should also bear in mind that 1t
- their right and privilege to direct as to the
paper in which thsir advertisements shall be
published therefore We wish our friends to
remember that, when they have any probate
advertising, OF any sherid's advertising, or
any legal advertising of any kind, either
through any Of our county officers, OF any OF
our lawyers, it is not safe to presume that it
will appear in the ARGUS, unless they give
especial directions to that effect. Of course,
the wishes of the parties will be respected, ii
expressed, except by Sweeney Il jackson,
and no one ought TO employ them TO do any
thing. IT the wishes of the p-rties in inter
est are not respected by lawyers and county
officers we should bs. glad to be informed Of
the fact that we may expose those who ne
glect to do their duty in the matter.
Therefore, again, we say to our friends, il
they wish their legal advertisements to ap
pear in the ARGUS they must give particular
directions to that effect to the proper officer
or person having charge of the advertise
ments, or they will go II the radical paper
and their money along with them. dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25
DON'T WANT A CONVENTION.

e &
The radical papers in this congressional
istrict are trying to smother the opposition
Harding's reelection by saying that every
',dy is for him and therefore it is not neces-
I.ry to hold a convention. The Aledo Record
rys:
THE first question to decide 10, 10 it necessary to
4 Id congressional convention at all 2 To US 1t
pears superfluous, The name of Mr.. Harding
SAuld be the only one brought before it, and he
x4ald unquestionably be nominated by acclama-
ga. Believing that the Hon. A.C. Harding
n he unanimous choice OF the Union party, anS
~ convention is uncalled for, we move that he
Iunominated for reelection by reclamation with
the action of convention.
y The Record is greatly mistaken in suppos
that Harding is the unanimous choice O
III. so-called ''Union" party. now the radica
kf.ty. He is not and never was the choice
sseven majority of that party in this ooun
rs In fact we do not know of but one MAJ
This county who is in favor of his renomin
ll,n, and he is Moline Spectator who ii
III ,orted to be 10 "eahoots" with Harding, i,
/ ii cheme to get big price out of the United
,,lstes for the Moline water power, in tn
1 fits of which Harding and his friend ar
II share. Nobody else. in this county want
riding sent to congress again, that we cal
HE of,-snd the corrupt scheme to which
have alluded is very strong reason VIII.
,Ashould not be returned again. We ca
me twenty better men for the position, il
ma county, than Harding.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25
Important Railroad Arrangement.

from Inc IhlcdSo IriDune,.
The directors of the various railroads entering
IN Chicago, have, after months of effort, sue
ceeded in bringing about a much needed change
the adjustment of the percentage system on
railroad tickets. Heretofore large majority of
the tickets sold have been subject to deduction
of about ten per cent, payable TO ticket agents,
hackmen, hotel runners, &c. The spirit of COM
petition has so high that agents by the score
have been scattered through the west, each of
whom must take his percentage. Landlords who
would induce a guest to take a particular line
were entitled to percentage hackmen who
drove passenger to the depot and procured for
him his ticket, were allowed slice of the money
paid Tho consequence has been that all the
roads adopted the same tactics, the number of
tickets sold by each was about the same if
they had not been resorted to, while rates have
been advanced or dividends lowered by the pro
cess. Still worse, it has not unfrequently oc-
CURED that irresponsible agents have sold second
class tickets at hrstrclas ticket fares, and in
other ways imposed on the people who purchased
their tickets. The abatement of this evil is Q
reform on which the managers of our railroads
may be congratulated. With one Office in the
city, and a ticket agent at the depot, they car
supply all the requirements of the travelling pub
lc as is done in Europe, while if they can apply
the percentage thus saved to reduction o
fares, the community will be to that extent bene
| fitted and their own profits not in the least dim
| inished.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25
Read.

onest conviction is my courage. the con-
/ sion is my guide.-Andrew Johnson.
ich usurpation two centuries ago would
i cost an English king his head.-Waa
hens.
{ it usurpation to stand bstweed the PEG
!, md the entertainments of power? Men
4 talk about usurpation and beheading z,
ttThsn l am bsheadsd I want the Ameri'
7 people to be the witnesses. -Andreu
fis0n.
!. ere are earthquakes beneath US and
s not yield.-Ihad. .SteUens.
9, fellow citizens, shere is an earthquake
ng; there is ground-swelling Of popu
Judgement and Indignation. The Ameri-
people will speak, and by their instinct
1 otherwise, they will know who are
II Observation-Disclosures johnson.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25
CAMDEN ELECTION.

, have been requested to publish the fol-
zig document which was submitted to the
lcil at Camden, On Saturday:
tsthe Board of Council OF Camden Mills:
lfNTLEMEN-At recent election held on
9Th of this present month in the Village
s.mden Mills for the purpose Of electing
scouncilmen and president, in confor-
Il with the charter of said village, upon
! ing the ballots 1t appeared that for the
4 of president j. 3. Davidson received 80
d -elght) votes, and / received 39(thirty-
Y for the same Office. Some one voting
he deposited two ballots folded together
Il 10Th were thrown out and not counted by
{. lection board, leaving the pote tie. /
n the right of the judges of that election
20 y away any double ballot and alledge
hey did so without authority of law
7frue that the general election law confers
4 authority upon the judges of elections,
IA that law,-bus the law incor porating
efillage of Camden Mills prescribes the
"a of conducting its municipal elections :;
Ncowhere in the act of Incorporation, nor
. ordinance passed by the Village Au.
les ls such power conferred. The Vii
If Camden Mills is not an election dis
FOR all purposes, and therefore does not
snsunder the general election law. there
Mold that l received a majority of the
Totes given for the Office of president of
&yard and am entitled to hold said Office
fscharge its duties.
SRi there even been tie vote, | wish 10
nh what authority the late board of coun-
Smed the right to thrust J. B. Davidson
2R.se people as presidentY Section 7 of
~ OF incorporation says "if two or more
NH shall receive an equal number of
For the office of president, the board
oroceeo to determine the Same by lot,
ID contested elections shall be determin-
Elprescribed by ordinance
rs board shall determine by lot"-What
s!-The judges OF election knew that
|ywgere not referred to and therefore took
ion in the matter. The late president
1Fpuncil, perhaps DESTROYS Of cont;nu;,.
siActics their own peculiar views. not ens
pt by the psople, arrogased to themse,yaa
sht of determining this matter IN the
ding manner:
~ served notice on me to attend a meet
I 1.-THE council for the purpose of drawing
u, q tie vote had been returned. s. Believing
had been duly and legally elected. and In
lf&l as eec of the charter, which has
n Ven quoted, says, s'the::6oard shall determ'
same by lot" considered my attendance
iii order aud unnecessary. If the matter
iseb be determined by lot the new board OF
2. not the old, who were then out of Office,
II ad by operation of law, were to draw the
Il Il not myself. This was not done. But
board appointed J B. Davidson president
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25
HE SPRINGFIELD POST-OFFICE
ROBBERIES.

About year ago il was ascertaiusd that
melody was stealing money-letters in the
|pring6eld, ILL.,, post Office, and it was traced
18th reasonable certainty to Mr.. Armstrong,
lie very loyal republican post-master. He
|ss arrested and tried, but the jury disa-
eed, and the case went over to the next
|rm of court He has just been tried again
id acquitted! The Chicago Journal says:
After reading the testimony in the case of Ex-
bstmaster Armstrong, of Springfield, recently
! cd for mail robbery-a comprehensive report OF
laich we publish to-day-wsc cannot but come te
e conclusion that the jury's verdict of acquitta
has remarkable one. We hope they feel easy
their own consciences. sg
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-25

Exported for the Daily Argus.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Dr. Swinburn paid
visit to the hospital ship and his statement con-
corning affairs there are full of encouragem
There were no admissions to the hospital yester-
| day and no deaths. DR.. Swim burne states there
| is not now single case of cholera in the bay
All those on board OF the hospital ships who are
sick have recovered from -all symptoms OF tue
cholera, and are only detained in the hospitals
| by lingering fever that often follows the dis
ease. 1t Is n remarkable fact that since the Sc
/ paration of the German and Irish emgrauts on
| board the steamer Union, upwards of % days,
| there has not been single of cholera on
| board OF that vessel The German passengers
were transferred TO the str Portsmouth, and will
remain there for few days yet but the other
| passengers, amounting to so, chiefly English
| and Irish, who were retained Oh board of the
str Uniou, will be brought up this morning, and
the steamer herself will be brought up in a day
or two. There have been altogether So cases re-
ceiVed at the hospital ship from the str Union
Another case of cholera reported at the office
of the board of health yesterday. 1t was tina,
of woman by the name of Margaret Mccarthy,
residing in West Second ST. She had been ill 5
days and died yesterday morning, as the attend
ing physician said, of aggravated cholera NOR
bus.
The n. Y. Tribune learns through private let
ter received IN New York from gentleman now
IN Mexico that the French transport which left
OF $4,000 600 which was being sent to France as
a part ofthe balances due from the emperor Next
CO TO the French government.
CINCINNATI, June 25.--A dispatch to the Com
merciai dated Brownsville, Texas, of the 18th
says
train of two hundred and fifty wagons OF VAL
liable merchandise started by Gen. Meia from
Matamoras for Monterey, guarded by l6O0 mpe-
RAJ troops, under Gen. Alrera, were attacked on
the 10th between Comgero and Merle by Gen ESQ
bedo at the head of 1900. The imperial loss was
5Oo Killed and wsunded, 800 prisoners, IA pieces
OF artillery and the entire train of wagons valued
at $40 900. The liberal loss was slight Gen.
Alraros was severely wounded and escaped cap
ture.
These facts have been gathered from letters from
Escabedoe's Headquarters
one hundred imperial cavalry arrived at Mata
moras and correbats the statement.
/ New York, June 25.-About Il, 600 feni.a. =.
| 1GehAted outside of Jones Wood, yesterday, ana
I to long speech from the chief org anizer,
4 a.hus; .sphens. The greeting received was very
| s;aaIs and his remarks were listened to with
4 - .s attention. He concluded with the
h .na. before the close of the present year
tne su"'e'' should be unfuriad in Ireland.
The morning papers have the following specials
from Washington ~ 4'e 'p'S'a -
The express company started at the south since