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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-09
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manner.
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To Cure Ague and Fever /!

when done operating, take DIR. Easterly's Fever
and Ague Killer, az directed on the bottle, which
will stop the Ague and Fever the First Day. Then,
to prevent its return, take the Ague Killer three
times day, on the seventh, fourteenth, twenty
first and twenty eighth days, dating from the last
chill and fever, and you will be
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-09

He has the greatest variety of new and second
hand clothing, for men and women, which can be
found in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

ca, n :. Ball, .sriv.d :. w.sAiss.sSul
the other day. ,
I..tor; and sdits were ct The WAit4 H6lse
ths other morals snh ihs Pssafsasend
family. -.
St1edard, has tssene business ma4agef -
the Detroit Posk =ss-f 4fiJ i
Harry Ward Bsechss declines toi lsetofs
thirvintes, and has returned the mdnsy Sd
vaseed 70 him BY eonnittees and tssocia>
tiohS. 1865 -
The Mesaville RspssHcss has IN eecoant
of an ola ssvolutiun1ly soldier nAm4d Nat
thiss Brakeman, noea1i ysan old. yn seen
Fourth OF Julyhs 4aAss kis 1usla ihtu the
field and frsa saluts viii M - 49,
hands. ss-ss.5's llSAz
Miss Rebecca, daughter of thu late Capt
ellis, Of the National Observatory, Vas mar
RED II WashiAgtnHs % WGanes, - 4ajDr
Geo. RaynseNd, con Of tAs Psssiasat ct -
Nicaragua route.
Advices G444ssis;a1e Bishq6 -
the Ohio dso6esa repdst him aSGA4lDua.
en roxts <UNSce, Ms hslNA still lemesva1
poor. Bishop M'llvaine, Of the same die
cese, has also been obliged 70 auspend .yiaatA>
ton BY reason Of > severe codsk1A =
Auena recent obituaries ia cur exchange
we sSlicS 49, et Nt4kue4Doef - Pei
sn,;Sr, ~ 3da, isLeGlos, I'D He'd sscel1J
In England; OF Hon. Saima Hale, an NJ. C.
in the days Of the Missouri. Compropiss, q
Keene, N. H, ON til lib q So years:
of David Acker, the earliest settler OF Van
derbursh county, O.; 4 Thomas SAUL, .
lesaMe nAschant Of Az Ysrkgip tl1t city
on ke 2sgA ult-; sp4af - y ipae sveli,
s prominent MethcdiM 6ifihS, - Baltimore,
on Tuesday Of last week, aged rs years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09
THE REASON WHY
0Oefefaes',e Stomach RlfRSs.a
ohoplA hava : Piece n = vsvw nn-e

BECAUSE BY invisoratins sAs esassissaos asA thu
frame they avert ssetress.
Bncsusk essSsstaiu) tssir u.s. prs,.nss the ssao.
pheric poi-cn which produces eptd>ses froa takiss
seset npon De system.
BECAUSE 'hsy fsdsoestsss. sod iapast svosssl
visof 10 the stoaaeA.
DRcAusK they sss ~ bet a,pssissv ..sdssiss :,
pesseat ksows. H#s $s5
BscAusR they ssa the oniy preparstioa upou which
pssso~ Of 6i'oss hshs ssfsiy s,iy to keep ~ ~v
n esad erdrr.
DeCAUsR thry tsu< md rspssatl tAs bsvsss asd In.
sarishfy relieve tAsn vhsn eo.stpats viaAsst ss>ae
s.A0s selaaatiu1.
BECAUSE they Kyss0tAsr IL sepss, slsar sAs brsis,
and cheer the animal spitin
BECAUSE - 49, - - stack II spasas ~ hilioss
ssaic ihey are ths bet sAisg that esn - aAnissl
on The Instant.
B8cAUen they combine the sAsss rrsesrti>s u =
tonic Alternative asd nsrvas n their utoss pssty
and perfection.
1BcAUephsy ~ sDsetAc egAiast Asus asd Rs,sr
and al istssnistsats, ed viii al their poasssy =
prsssvvatiss - fsssAs ere Ass~lss = ssfswHn
~ wssa1sfH apvtaefa s,s $50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

K A = i61lnssed th6s The Hoe oG1mittss
FL lbssiga Policy,sp Finaaes - !sxicsa
Affairs, will favor tie claims u 0tssso -
| tho Constitutional President Of the Republic
fof Mexico. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Y xxOrorosAxfs To a6eea61S
fune. u found Sos ~ toi3A.VHO V&
stains the handkerchief.
TWnkT Upd2o1a4i I1kAs SW1Nest extract
nsfe.. Supef6edes ~ uthsrs. Try it once;
will use no osAst. u
Il o&uEz Opoposaxl Ladiss, 81 IhSs mo-
nise CHI see1y ~ ands eiadnSs5g ~ PEI
fumed Nth Sweet OpopSaAx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

,gvEkr Opopossx from Aaxico!. The mos
elegant and essential personal fequisits fol
., LADY, Extract of. 6yest 0pops9sx.
E. r. SMITH Z CO., New York.
SO nnvfeof10m
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risag 9NE.

Tie
TAe sceioa vAicA Cea6Fgn - sazooAy ~
ken, i.aieaass ~ paaiht 70 svssy 90 The.
= fiyuv,1iutippref ~ P4ele ri
c3 &c = I'D
investigator viii, " pssssns, bshis eekcial
connection With Tie New Orleans massacre
on sAItDNdfeh 1 2,
pardons 70 unrspentant rsbels-tae Aor'd
butchsries 1t Memphis bis connection With
the ,sssssinasios eonipifssors-ths discharge
Of the rebel mhrdersr Of Union troops
in ssath Opnlha 81 sin @pfssssasss
ted lands, roads, &C., to rsbsl individuals
and corporations. The Investigation will
doubtless be Of most thorough character, -
Mr. Bcutwelrs resolution ;lookiag - - ~
vestisation and inpssshmssA ~as rssssssd
with tumultuous welcome in the caucus.
If the Presidents conduct and character
has bseS iespl and proper, the rCuls
win - 6s SiAlioAtion. < II u Ct issss Sme
that these terrible crimes Of which he stands
accused should b unveiled and the reeponsi>
hliSpkGd sAdS y $500 III - l. h
roee1t Be- Win eJsit ihvsskssH5n iAt6se Shsn
seek to evade il. The arrest Of Surrstt has
brought many things to lish. and may lead TO
more startling devslOpmeuts M. Bsstwell,
one of the ablest members Of the House, aid
in the Republicss Csacae lot Saturday svss-
ing, that he had reason to believe that during
the seifcA Sdr sxos b. 8tssstt, ~ hiding
place vas known to The Prssident, and that
it was BY the cor nivance Of 1ndrev johnson
that he sscapeof 6asrats vss finally eEsctsa,
aud Afterwards introduced the resolution Of
inquiry on the subject mentioned above.
The kasossi A4pA dn1titst1Elisn
orfsal uosiciss u dasb M tUn M sfIals,
Tinted stk.es Comb. 4 Afeiahdfil, :. an
nouncing the arrest of the assassin Surratt,
uakea the foile wing siugulas statsmsn4-
"rhe United States Government had iafor.
nation as long ago - last winter that John
Ii. SossattA lad gSae to Kircpe. Tbssbesson
who communicated the flct conversed With
him duringtAe s6ysge SaeSoss the Atlantic,
and also reported that Surr,tt, believing that
he vasfaf removed ffomtsxksr, va flSa and
outspoken about his connection With the a.,
sassination conspir,tora."
IF &hs sboye hAtsue, susrxst may not prove
so much of an elephant on the hands Of
the Radical party" - some Of his friends
suppose. akF&kE s6rsse ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Il II Il asnssassd TT - - aCalloeh
ssiil sssa ~ ne~ tasiG LII, prepared isshe
Treasury, to the Senate Finance Committee
next week. The House bill passed 1t the
laAtsass;dais nowhsA81 tRs Committee fby
consideration. ------------------
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-09

Il stands for Merits without Superior.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17

An INyULEERABLE MAN.-Were Achilles,
whom it was said, was vulnerable only in
the heel run through the chest with bay
onet three times, shot directly through the
lungs at another time, and the recipient of
other wounds equally as dangerous, on holly
contested fields were he, we say, compelled
to bear all this in his famous wars, his
claims to invulnerability would, no doubt,
meet with a very decided opposition in this
progressive age. Yet it is fact, indisputa~
bic, that we have living among US, one who
bears all these Wounds brave young fell
low, and a native of the green "Gim of the
Saw An ex-Confederate soldier This vet
eran gives his name as Thomas Driseoll, and
SAYS he was one Of the first members of the
lamented General Cleburn's 18th Arkansas
regiment At the battle Of Shiloh, he re-
ceived very dangerous wound in the lungs
"a minnie ball passing directly through
from the effects Of which it was thought
recovery was impossible. His stay on earth
was. however, destined for longer period.
/ He recovered from his injuries in q short
/ time. and participated IN many of the battles
fought by General Cleburn's division, from
that time to the close of the war, receiving
no less than five or six dangerous wounds,
the marks of which he bears upon his per-
son, and Of which he feels very proud. A
few evenings since, having business Of some
kind to transact with Gen Stoneman, he
reached headquarters, and had passed be
yond the guard line, when he was ordered
to halt by a negro guard and not obcying
the command, the negro rushed upon him
and drove his bayonet into his body three
consecutive times, each time piercing the
lcngs. and IN one instance passing directly
through This would, by many, be regar
ded as incredible; but some Of our bes
surgeons, who have been in attendance, as
sert that, notwithstanding the dangerous
nature Of his wounds, his ultimate recovery
can only be a question Of tiIne.-AeaPhi
CoRmgciaI.
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IMPORTANT BILL.

The following franchise bill was intro
duced in tho State Senate on the 9th, and
will, in all probability, become law, as it
has the decided preference over all other
biiis introduced so far
senat bill No 800, by the Senate Fran
chise Committee Prescribing the qualifca-
ton of voters and limitation of the elective
franchise, under the Constitution amended.
SIC. l. Be 1t enacted by the General
assembly Of tie State Of Tennessee, That
all free men, of the age Of twenty one years
and upward, citizens Of the United States,
and inhabitants of the State of Tennessee,
and residing in the counties wherein they
may offer to vote, six months next precee-
ding the day of election, and all male aliens
Of said age and upward, having fled decla-
ratiOus of intention to be naturalized, and
having actually resided in the State of Ten
nessee and in the county wherein they may
offer to vote, six months next proceeding
the day Of election, shall be entitled to ex-
ercise the elective franchise and vote In all
elections; PrOUided, persons whe left the
civil or military or naval service of the Uni
ted States, to aid the rebellion, and all
such officers who afterward bore arms or
gave voluntary aid and countenance to the
rebellion against the United States persons
who were In the civil service Of the State
of Tennessee, or who have ever been such
officers, in this or other sister States, and
under oath to support the Constitution Of
the United States and afterward bore arms
against the United States, or voluntarily
and willfully aided the rebellion persons
| who were in the civil service OF the so-calied
| Confederate States, or IN Its military service
above Colonel or naval above Captain, and
! who voluntarily and willfully bore arms
| AGAINST the United States or voluntarily
and willfully aided and comfortcd the rebel
lion; persons who have taken the amnesty
| oath and broken it, shall each and all be, and
| are hereby DISTINGUISHED and excluded from
voting for period Of ten years, and are
also rendered incapable of holding any Office
of profit or trust in this State, also for pc
Rod of ten years
SEC ,. That no person coming Of the age
of twenty-One years, after the year Is a
/ shall exercise the elective franchise unles;
he is able to read and write
SEC 3. 1t shall be n high misdcmcanor t
violate the first section Of this act, and yIo
laton thereof shall be punishable by fint
of not less than five hundred dollars, anC
imprisonment in the county Jail not les
than two months, and all laws now IN thu
Code of Tennessee made to exclude illega
voting shall be in force to enforce the ex
ecution of this act, and all judges are requi
rcd to give this act In charge to the Crane
Juries
SEC. l. That an act passed June, 1866
entitled an act to limit the elective fran
chise, be and the same Is repealed, and thi
act shall take effect from and after 1t
passage.
Passed on first reading and one hundrc
and forty copies ordered to be printed 70
f the use Of the Senate.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-02-17
The Fenians.

We scarcely open an exchange nowadays
but what we arc sure to see from one to
eight or ten articles purportitg to give to the
world an inkling of the designs and doings
of the members Of the Fenian Brotherhood
And now and then as some startling an
nouncement is flashed over the wires we arc
led to believe that this great band of Liberia
tors arc moving, but, so far, have been dis
appointed. We have seen, read, and heard
enough to convince us that the Fenians will
undertake to wrest the Green Isle of Erin
from the tyranical British yoke that has been
sucking the very blood from tho stout
arms and bleeding hearts of a nation OF
heroes a few months ago the English
journals laughed at the idea of Fenian
Revolt" and the bosted Thunderer," The
London Times, was indiscreet enough to
rcdicule the paragraphs that appeared ii
American papers concerning the then con
templated rising of the Irish people and the
valuable aid which they would receive from
this side of tho Atlantic Now there is no
q paper printed in England but what is daily
warning the Crown and The Ministry of the
formidable proportions of the brotherhood
All Of the recent great fires. which have oc
onrred in London are attributed to the Fen
ians The London Times Of the 18th O
January says that there is great danger o
the entire city being destroyed, and pretend
to have information that guarantees thc
editor of that journal in the assertion tina
all of the public buildings arc to be or hay'
been mined, and warns the Government o
impending danger "a guilty conscience
needs no aecuscr," is an axiom, in this in
stance, plain and indisputablc- Well ma
the thieying plundering bcef-eaters shak
in their boots for there is q force to b
hurled against them at no very distant da
that will cause them to lOsen the iron gri
which has been fastened upon Irishmen fc
years without the least shadow Of law q
justification. Thousands upon thousands
fine best soldiers the sun has ever shon
upon are pledged to the high and holy duty
Tberating Ireland from British tyranny an
onpression. When the Fenian Brotherhoc
marshals its Hosts and filings the banner
freedom TO the breeze it viii do what million
Of OUTRAGED human beings have prayed Il