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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
Negro Equality.

At the very moment that radicals were
proolainlng the superiority of the negro to
the white race, here in Springfield, the Same
party were contendiug tor negro equality in
Ohio at the polls. While the ignorant and
disgusting mougrel, Randolph, was bsing in
troduced by Bill Conkling to teach white peo-
pie here. In the capital city of Illinois, ne
groes by the hundred went to the polls in
Ohio and Indiana and voted alongside of
white men, under the decision of radical in
spectors of election.
White men, read the following dispatches.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
at XeDia, Ohio, says:
every black voter who came to the polls to- day,
atNenia, was allowed TO vote-October 9th, 1866
Another correspondent writes from Cedar
vile, Greene county, Ohio, as follows:
Forty-fv full blown black negroes voted at this
precinct day, Oct. 9Th, 1866. The judges of cleo
ton decided that under the civil rights bill they
were as well entitled to vote as white men Their
votes were received.
A third dispatch from Richmend, Indiana
dated October 9, 1866, says:
The judges here allow full blooded negroes TO vote
the same white men. They justify themselves I'M
der the civil rights bill.
Il thus appears that the period of negro
equality began in Ohio and Indiana at the
same time that negro-superiority was initia-
ted In Illinois.
We ask the intelligent republcans--white
men of our state, what they think of this ell
ovation of the negro? White men are de
based by being brought TO listen TO the teach,
ings of black wretches in our state, who mount
the rostrum and indulge in their obscene, vul-
gar harrangues, while the radicals applaud
and -Springfeld Register.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

HE PROCESSION The programme of the
chief marshal will be found in this papsr
The names of the assistants will he nub
lished as soon as. furnished u.s.
We understand that it is intended to m.La
up good procession from this city alone
and 60 out and meet the professions from
the country. This is right, and it ought to
be done.
We hear that it is contemplated to get up
company of little girls, in uniform, repre-
ssnting all the states, Capt. Marx and Mrs
Taylor are the committee
tits also contemplated to get up a large
company of boys from about s to II or IL
years old, on foot, to represent Young Amer
ioa-the moro the better. Each boy to veal
scarf of red muslin, with white rosette OF
the shoulder, to be furnished by their par
ents,
Also company of 10 larger boys, on horse
back, representing the 10 states which ar,
denied seats in congress.
Also company of IL young ladies, OF
horseback, In uniform of old continents
Oolors, representing the old Is states.
oenpaniss or squads Of soldiers with or
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

To THE Boys.-The small boys, from to
Is years old, are getting up a big company,
for Monday. The more the better-the boys
are interested in seeing the Union restored
and preserved. They'll be voters,by and by
ana they want TO know something of the
principles of government. They'll have {
big company and nice time.
We are requested to give .notieethat they
VIII meet in Court Square, near the Doug
las Tree, Monday morning, at nine O'Clock
60 form in procession.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.-We invite the specIa
attention OF our readers to DR.. Easterly's advers
tisements, which be seen in our advertising
columns this evening. DIR. Easterly's family med
Iclnes are deservediypopuIar, have a rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and kept in all the
principal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states. 1t will be seen that Dr. Easteriy
does not recommend one medicine to cure all dis
eases, but prepares q remedy for each particular
disease, which can he relied upon to cure. II
families would supply themselves with variety
of his medicines, many a doctors bill might be
saved, also much sickness and suffering. DIR.
Easterly's medicines have been twenty years e..
tablished in st. LOUIS, and wherever known are
| regarded az the best in use. We say to thS sick
and afflicted, II them For sale by all druggists
| feh2dwl,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant, ssratson s. Mer-
rill's Davenport Commercial College, to get thor
ough practical business education, or to become d
good sound telegraph operator. For circulars
address (enclosing stamps) Byrant stratton &
Merrill, Davenport, lows. dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

CHEAP RIDE.-We notice that Dimick,s
Hack Line advertises to cary passengers to
and from Moline for csnts Four or five
hacks day fud all the passengers they can
carry, between this place and Moline. Al
the rate business and travel is increasing be.
tween these places, "a horse railroad, or q
large and permanent line Of omnibusses will
soon bs necessary,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
LOCAL COLUM y
FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for each
insertion of all notices under this head.

ALI. who have used "Chiltons Eclectic Cleanser
pronounce it decidedly the best article for all the
purposes of washing, bleaching and scrubbing that
they have Try it, everybody.
/, Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

REsrAuRANT.-Phil Helm is now prepared to
furnish meals in the best manner, at short notice
Fresh Oysters cooked in any style and in the best
manner; Beef Steak, Mutton Chops, Veal Outlet,
Ham and Eggs, &C., &C., cooked at short notice
. and in the hest manner. ...#
MS Choice Liquors, Ale, Beer, Cigars, &C,
&c. Walk In and try hun. septl3dtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

Those obstinate spots of dirt and grease, large
and small, which disfgure your floors and walls
be removed, insanter, by the of the "Eclec-
tic Cleanser" Give it a trial and be convinced
Sold by all druggists and grocers
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

II is a great pity the RAIDS could not get
Ogiesby acre again. If he would make one
more speech here we really believe we should
carry the county. He Disguised nearly every
republican who heard him.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

SAD AoCIDENT.-On Wednesday. three, la
dies, Mrs. McQaude, Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mrs.
Knott, from Black Hawk Centre, were driving
into town, in a buggy, when their horse took
fright and ran, oVsrturning the buggy and
traoturng Lee for Mrs McQuade
DR.. Braokstt was called and reduced the
fracture, and the patient is thought to be do
ing we'll.
The ntharn runrn moi .-:rrna
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

Pocket Book FOUND containing q small
sum of money.
The owner con have the same by calling
at the ticket office of the Chicago, Rock Is
Ia nd Pacific r. r., in this city or Chicago,
proving property and paying expenses on the
same
Rock ISLAND, Oct. 10Th, 1866
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
FARM FOR SALE.

T OFFER my farm, in Edgingson. for sale.
L 1t comprises 80 acres of land, all under good
cultivation, with good fences, a good house.
large new barn, good orchard, two good wells
sc, sc. Price $4,000-one-half down, the b. T.
ance in easy payments. Enquire on the premises
Also, about. 8 miles from the place, i have rs
acres of timber land for sale.
Edgington, Sept. 3-dwtf. 5ess.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

Col. Diokey is more than match for Dirty
Work Logan, in debate ''Durtie" has de-
clined any more joint meetings.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

REHoyED.-Tns editors ssnctum has been
removed from its old place TO the room at the
head of the front stairs. Entrance on Hi
nois street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

Inc beautiful countenanee of Annie Laurie is said
10 nave Deem the "fairest that esr the sun shone
on Inc ialr faces of our modern beauties could be
maze lalrer by judicious use of the Eclectic
Cleanser" e@4sf5
Sold by all druggists and rrocers.s
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The others were not seriously injured

THE great dry goods house of G. N. Aiken
Is quite an attraction these days. The i'm
mense quantity of fashionable dry goods to
be found there is quite surprising. Notice
bis new two column advertisement in this
paper, and give MIN a call.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

DIRT pervades the EARTH and stares US in the face
at every turn 1t is easy to find it, but general
somewhat difficult to remove it. The most formida-
bic enemy yet discovered is the Eclectic Cleans
er"
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

THE FREAKS OF INsANITY.-On Wednes.
day last, an insane man, step-son OF Yves.
ley Hanna, of Yuma, came to town with q
team, and stopped at the Hermann House.
He went Immediately to the United States
Express office and sent all the money he had
about him-about $40 00-to Gen Spinner.
United States treasurer at Washington, to
help the government as he said. The man
had formerly been a soldier, in the 4th Hi.
nos cavalry, and while in the service became
insane. There are many very queer whims
related of him. The evening after he sent
the money he retiredito bed, at the Hermann
House, no one supposing HIM insane. Du-
ring the night he got up, dressed himself,
crawied out over the door, through the tran
som" and walked home. Mr.. Hanna came
down, next day, after the team, and only
learned what he had done with his money
by finding the express receipt in his pocket.
Of course Gen. Spinner will return the mon
ely, when the facts are made known.
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sandS2s Ale.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE Drug Store, stock of drugs
a and medicines, bottles, fixtures, ETC., at
Camden Mills is offered for sale account of the
poor health OF the proprietor. LISA good stand
with good run of custom, and the purchaser can
get bargain and get into good paying business
or, 1t he Wishes ne can remove the property to
some other place. For further particulars en- uire
Of a..e sr-.tttrs as .s VIM YOUNG,
oct9dtf. Camden Mills
~ Davenport Democrat and Davenport Ga
zefte please copy weeks, and send bills to this
Office for payment. Z
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

These gentlemen are requested to meet at
topp's Livery Stable Office, on Saturday ev
sning, at r o'clock. to make arrangements
for the day. B. Fl. KIMBALL,
Chief Marshal,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

| propriGta notices.
A large hickory pole and flag mounted On
wagon.
And many other devices &C., &c.' TO make
up Rock Island Procession. Ii all will
help it can be done-and done well.
Call on the Executive Committe (B. d.
Buford ehairmau) for further information.
ERRoR.-In our local column, yesterday,
Mr. Runyon had . notice about the new
Rock Island and Moline Trade Circular, IN
which il was stated that he would publish
500 copies. 1t should have read 5000 cop
les. He ia meeting good encouragement IN
canvassing for advertisements. -
TIE WAPELLo BoYs.-A base bali t'uSna'
ment commenced ut Pscriaon Wednesday and
will close to-day. The Wrapped" club,of this
city: the Capital" from Springfield {; and
the ..Cslsstial," from Pekin, are present.
also the Enterprise" and the Excelsior"
OF Peoria.
On Wednesday the Excelsior and Enter
prise clubs play ed a game Of eight innin g,
the Enterprise scoring 81 and the Excelsior
SO
On Thursday the Wapello and the Capitol
clubs played nine innings. our boys beating
the Springfield Boys Sill! aud winning
the SIS 90 prize. To-day they play for the
$4,000 prize.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
Telegraphed for the ARGUS.

Telegraphed for the ARGUS.
NEW York, Oct 10.
Cotton IL.
Flour S,5OalO,65 extra state 1O,5Oal2.lO round
hope Ohio.
Wheat 2,25a2, % new Chicago spring and Nil.
club 3,25tchoice white Mich.
Rye la2c better. 1.22a24, new western.
Barley 1a2 better. l,35 c. ".
Corn acive goal 90 inferior GOAL OF shipping
mixed western aloat, ,03 in store ; l,0lals white
western. a
Oats 5Sa62 Chicago 6OaG2 Mil
Pork 33,2Oa33,774 new, closing 1879 cash; 3l,oe
Lard15a17!.
Whisky 40a42 in bond
Petroleum 22l crude 40al refined bond.
LATEST MARKETS.
Flour closed 1Oa15c better, with furthermore do
Wheat closed 1a3c cetter and rather dull.
Corn closed 1a3c better and quet,
Pork closed excited and higher mess SO, o
cash.
Lard Closed heavy and dropping at l5al74.
NEW YORK STOCK AND MONEY
MARKET.
1eleSrapheu 10 tho ARets
a NEW DIRK, October 49,
SToCKs-active and higher.
MoSEY-4a5 per cent
SroCks-at 81 ,0Ss.
GoLD-Opened and closed ut 81 ,4Ss
UNITED STATES STOCKS.
L. s. $50 coupons of 1862. .......... 81, 05
u. s. $40 coupons, of 1864. los
q. 5. 500 coupons of 1868. .............l ,l03
g. S. lO-40 coupons. .995
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Chicago & Rock Island. ........-........l,0S f
Michigan Central. 81 ,l54
Michigan Southern. .................. ...9e4
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
SOLD OUT,
Brass and iron Work,
Gas F1tt1n@
AND
S tt a M PIPE S

LEVEE, NEAR FERRY LANDING.
THE subscriber has moved into his new
/ shop, Woltman's Hall, on the Levee,
where he invites the patronage of his friends and
the public generally. He keeps constantly OF
hand all kinds of Brass and Iron Goods, such as
Steam Cocks, Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles,
Oil Cups, Beer Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam
Pipe of all sizes, Zinc, Babbitt Metal, etc., etc.
Steam and Gas Work promptly attended 10 and
put up in workmanlike manner.
Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale.
Gas Filters supplied.
N. B.-Cash paid for Old Copper and Brass.
JACOB RILEY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
Mershal's Notice.

have appointed the following named gen
tlsmsn as aids for the Grand Procession, a
the Dickey Meeting, ON Monday, viz:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
Hurrah for the Wapellos!

We have grand news from our boys, which
will make every body rejoice:
PEORIA, Oct. 10.
To Phil. MITCuELL.-We have Saken the
fret prize, and Sturgeon the prize for throw
ing NJ. WISER.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
TAFT g. WOOD RLaECHERY.

III 1 q UUU KElHEVHLNEs
STRAW HATS aud Bonnets bleached or
~ colored and pressed. Also felt and beave,
hats dressed IN fashionable STYLES by patent pro-
cess. Latest styles hat and bonnet blocks con-
stantly on hand.
No. 100 Brady Street, between Fourth and
Fifth, Davenport, Iowa. P. o. Box ,22s
septl0dlm. /
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19

~ all druggists and groccrs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-19
NEW YORK MARKET.

Sheep-No quotations.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-28

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bic BEN bsnfenoen Sdduipieler b%etitnoet, DOr.
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6ran WiOieun, toie 81 e~rtparteI ftanb, cine pitroi9e
S @sr 65.sros 'T HisS:rs + % @a Sfnl' TS5is iS Sts 9 sl1fa9Ss
nit @eldid entlebi9te. g8as ben Telpberrn, 5pd>
teren aGnig 9iOn9s 6%strifft, tpelGe Stole Serrn
OfeiGert itbsrtraSe1 mar, 70 mitiien mir beulerten,
baB berurti9e 9urtien nift grade Slau30OI eri6ets
rtel, wenn fe III ben Sdroen bieles Sperm itub,
ba fe Dem @enre, III benz Serr 0feifert oft ben
8eifal beS Yublitun18 ertporber, 51 fern Iie9en.
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8epesung SeriGtebeueS 81 tpitniden ftbrig lief.
gtof 6itrfen mir 2aura WtOjeau nidt merpdbnt
laIIell, bic ben fleinen MlarCuS nit IDbenSnertber
0eutli6teit unb l1useSpunsenbeit lprad. 9a8
Stitd %erfreute itd i'm @an5en be8 Sefals be8
PubIifur1s unh tpitni6en mir, baB baS 8erf aud
auberpeiti9 sur Iuffiibrun9 fOmlnell nI9e; mir
Speifel1 ni9t, baB e8 INNER cine quite Iuf1abme
fiupeu tptrb.
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EnncOrnfnsShenter.

vOie 3ie6er beS Ot1Iifanten", Characteristic nit
@eIan9 pon 81. Sreilel, mar 9epiB zines Der ais
lpredeu0lten StiiGe, bic tpGbrenb Der Sail on 9e@
geben puroen. Die @baractere fin6 bOrtreffli9
geSeidnet uno bic Senben3 be8 Stiides, 6af nGml>
lta rlebet Der Nrbeit aud bic &unit ibre Dplle 8es
redtt9un9 u1o ibren bOben Wertb babe, lift cine
lebr rtdttge. @8 9iebt pteIe Wienlden, mie Der
alte, bur9 lette Nrbeit reid 9eporbene Bauer, Die
bodmiitbt9 ulo bartlddig ni6ts Spheres, Serebce
lenoeS alertennerl, lOnoern mn all ben gt1be1 unb
ben 9etptAr oura Die Nrbeit 9%lauben. Die Sir
bett 1T enc ytotbpenotgteit, cine Yflt9t, elm Segen
tltr pie Wtenldneit; aber Sanb III 9anb nit Der
Arbett loll Die Sllrit baS 2ebe1t bes Wteu1den ers
betterll, 0er14Dnern 1lro Derebelr.
0as Stitd ging re6t gut fiber bic 8iibne, 'ole
Stolen fanoen in ibreu Oarltellerr ben re9teu
Nu8orlG. Serrn Wleaubert'8 einfa6e8, ergrets
fenoeS Spiel purbe al9emein 9etpiirDigt l1no er
n1roe fat betm Sdlu6 jeoe8 Ncte8 9~erufen; BE,
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SObter btlgibt, mar baS 4ubIifum wtrflt6 erqrifs
fen uno belCbnte ben &iinItIer blr6 Ititrruiideu
8eifal.
@ll9emei1te Seiterfeit erreste Der luItiee @rbaro,
pelden Serr Wtaret 9an5 9~elurtge11 o~arItelte. -
j3war 1T Der SurId Elm wenig tTlpelbaft uuo lap,
ptlh, 10 Dap man fih 1tdt redt pelten fam, mte
Die reritdnol9e @brtltine itG in ibn DerItebe1 fpnil.
te; auet1 ltine Spdife paren lebr gut angebra6t,
oa fte glei9iam bic Balance bieltet III benz @en1ittt
beS 3ui6uuers.
Die 9errn Serges, YOble, @rarpe, NOrn1anl
rno Sitbne oerftaltpen ibre Stolen nno fiiPrten fl
nit @eIdiG our6, lppte and bic 9anlen Eral
Nfeaubert, Serges unb SRI. Selmanr Iid tpieDer.
bolt onrd ibre %2eiitun9e1 ben 8efaa beS Hubli
tun1S ermarben.
9eute Nbenb: ,2rmpaci 8asabunbuS", freit
Sprlte0rn9 fir ale Wltt9lteper.
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STANDARDIZATION .

@n{btmgtOn, 20. MGr3. Sn bem
prCse6 eegen Die 0t%auUrb6nDler bon Ma1a=
&uietts BAT pas SberbunpeSsert6t ietne Gnt=
l6eiOuns abseseben.
sc pirO entIhteoen, DAP bic BON ben Ser.
Staaten fur ben @bulelale QtqucrbanOel an
etnen 8ireer BON MafaGuletts ertbetlte 81
cen3 t6n ntGt beredttgt, Spirttuplen in jenem
Staate gu Serfaufen Oper gum 8erfauf 81
balten, neil bic @eieBe bon MaIa6u1ett8
OtsS perbtstsn. Sic Gnt16eipun9 bes l1ntere
sert6ts nirD besbalb beIt6ti9t.
@tner per SaGnalter Der Mio6ahuIett5 81
quOrb6nbler, 6trr Ni9arb1On BON 8ptpt
miro In GClse be6en am nGGten MtttpCf,
BET benz Ttnan3>@ COMMITTEE Den Qntra9 ltelet,
OaB bic Ser. Staten 9icen3en fir Den Ser
fauf pom SptrituU1en anbers abgefaBt treroen,
10 ra6 fe ben 9tquOrbdnoler 1tiiben, ltatt tim
muir bic GrlaubntB gu 9eben, Die mad Der @nt-
1@etNume beS Sber<8 un0easeriAt8 ntGt aus
ret@enp 1T.
cote Stdrfe Der 8mnDe6arme
IN @Iben.) Mus elmer Der Mtttbeilun9
bes &rie9smtnilters an ben GOngreB 9ebt Der
Dor, DAP am 9. San. >. s. 194,936 Wann
8unOestruppen int SiOen ltanOen. 10000
baSOn Waren In ben Staaten 9oulliana unp
GtraS-etne bsutltAe Dempnltratton mad per
Settle ron MertcU bin, Sn Sip Caro-
lima betru9 bic 3aGl Der SccupattUn8truppen
mur 4758, In Str9tnten %uuras4611, in 9tOrp~
Carolina 3106 II. in Georgia gar ntr 1868.
Settler lit Die @ntlafun9, Spn meiteren
$4,000 Mann aneeOronet porpen. l90fentz
lid bstrtft piele 8erntnperun9 MUIR Die 1T
Q%cuiliana II. Geras tebenpen Eruppen; benn
bic 3abl Der in ben ibrt9en Staaten bs6 Sit
bens ~itattOntrten Sruppen lit pbnebin IdUn
sertns ssnus.
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GinAefdnSt.

9to9bem bic S9ulpritfunS in Der 4. beutiGen reform
@emeiube unb IIIta83i9uGe in @~albertftr. bic.
fen auscrud bHbeu mir 9epd9lt, uut Srrltnsen sI Dsrnei.
rer, neil III Der gemetnoe aud cine SpnntagsI6RIe 6e,
fe6t - 9eute iPr Cube erreiGt bat, t6nuen nnter5ei6nct
Mot umbin, ben2e9rern oieier S9ule Sffentli6 ibrenOan
auS5ufp,e4en fir bic FROZEN StunOen, peI9e ibnen bieI
@rifung bereitete. Dir fi9Iteu Hns 3rritfperfeet III bas
aIte S%atert0nb, ba Sr. 6radnaun eS 10 reSt berfebt, BIZ
beutf4eH S9nIprufungen in anreritanii@et
@epanb ein;utIeiber.
Gle 9e9rScSenfGnbe ~tetrieien baS erfreuItGfte Guf6tt,
ben Sieier Sfulc nnb aud, BAT gerinSe Sraft = MIR Stpe
Qebrer inter circa $50 ainberu Bel auseraep6bnIiGel
9reue aud GuBersetpS9nIi9es gu lie TEN DerntGs. gBit
%cmpfe9Ieu bleie SGale alien Deuti@eu befeus uub fpre-
DEN ben aufrt&tisen @nni@ aus, buB beibe 2e6rer, beiOn;
berS Sr. 6radnanr, bieier anftalt LANCE erBalteu blei5er
ulSSe.
SIM Iuftra9e Sieler ni9t CUR @emeinbe &C.
b0renben &beilnebuer.
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80. GOm9re6. = 4. Stsmma.

WafbtngtUn, Il. MGr3. - SIM
g t iberret6te beute SIR. 6ptparc cine
YettttOn BON 8lrsern aus Gtrsinten, wel6e
bte @rrthtung etuer MISUNDERSTANDING
fur Dtelsn Staat~ perlaneen. DEM gtecOntrncz
ttUns=@ COMMITTEE ilberwtelen.
Str. 6arrts ltgte bic Nettttpn BON 8Ir=
germ aus Stem gOrf Dor, tpelGe Die Ya1ltrun9
zines Contributions >Nmenpemsnt5 ~perlangen,
perfi9enp, Dap Ntemanpen pe9en @e19le9tSs
unterl9teOS paS Stimmredt ent3psen werpen
Ioa.
Mr. Summer iber9ab cine Yetttipn BON
8Irsern 9enn1Ylpanten's, in pel9er Derlanst
miro, paB alien Staaten etne republtfanilA
8esierune6fpr m ~9arantirt werpe; fer1er 19
UerlAieoene BetitiOnen BON 8argern aus
Southland 9e9en Die 3ulaiiun9 ptelr6 Staa.
tes ; 9let93eitt9 Iuden DieleIben UNI Die Sr=
9dntIattOn elmer &egierun9 nad, alien pbng
unterIAteO auf Haie pper t6autfarbe bar=
serlt9e nnp pOlitt16e yfe9te 3m lt@ern.
Der Sal pe8 &Atb. S. 9. StOdtOn tpurSe
lUoann pte0er a~ufsenUmmen. Wfr. Stpdtcu
Oerlas Elm &ele9ramnt Don ietnem @pQegen
Scr. @rt99t baB Der elbe ant 9pnnerltae
tCHmen wOQe uno cine 8erl9iebun9 Der On
9ee9enbttt BIZ Dubtn tpiiniGe. Der Senat
verpet9erte Die Sa9e 3u Serl4teten. Cine
ldnsere Debate fanD bann fat, tpOraul
Str. StOdtOn Elm lan9eS Nrgument maAre
in wel&tm er ietn &e4t auf pieien Sib bar
le9te.
(Mtttlerwttte brahte Elm Setretdr bes
Yraltpenten cine BOtI4aft, rel4e auf Den
Slid oes Senata. Glerf 9ele9t wurpe.)
Ntr. StOdtOn fnbr Damn In leinem Nr9u.
ment fort, fanp aber wentg rubiee 3ub6rer.
Man Slau6t ni4t, Dap Die BOtl3aft beuti
perleIen perpen piro.
SIM 8eprG Ien.tanten 6am1t
wurpe SIR. @rtnnea auf ietn Gr1u9en ber
wetteren Otenlte i'm Select Committee fir BIZ
Dir Cine Babn entbOben n DIR. Slpan ar
leimer Steae ernonnt.
Scr. WentnOrt6 pom COMMITTEE ilbe,
Otttel uno 0ege cine Bill, ale MaI9tne
rten CUR 8ereituug bon &unfelriben > 3udet
3C0fret tmpUrtiren gu laiien, 9etafeIt.
Nuf Nfr. &aiDn's Nntrag wuroe be1alD1
fen, Das 9anpels-@ Committee 3u erlu9en, bal
Daiel6e Bertdt %erltatte, pb es m6sli6 let
9ampfer BON Ocean 9inten, wel6e auSldnot
I9e @~Uncurren3 baben, pur9 gentle Begun
ittgun9en gu unterltnben.
Das NecOnltructiUn8= @Ommittee bertGtet
Sen. Sees Nuslagen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-28
@arl @olffobn's Seet6onen Matiuee.

Oa @olfiObn in YbilooeIptia nit itinen 8eet>
bat li6 Der aiinltler anf Den DrtuSeuosn s8unld
ieiner SrellnOe enti9lOfien, beute Wtittag I'M pier
llbr in Der &rtabe' l9su Mlulttbule cine Beethoven
Matirl.e gu 9ebea. Seoenl 6relnoe patrtr 0tniit
lift hermit @slesenbeit 9esebel, 8 Sonaten Sp. 7,
10 uuo bic appalItonata uniibertreffli& ipielcu gu
bBrel. 8plflpbn 9iebt bieie Wtatinee srutis
ieinen Sublcribeuten ipwObl, al8 AUDI Dem 9e>
iummteu multfalii6en 8ublit1tt, uno ftattet 10 su
ia9en ieinen 0aut alb, fit bic frelnpIide Aufuab'
me-, bic ibnt III %llulerer Staot 9epprpen. @s 1T
bieS gepiB ell Nct rpabrer NObleiie, unb eit itber>
fiutes Saus miro 8epiB benz Sitnltler 5ei9en, ba6
mir ibn unb leine GreunpIidfeit Al i6Gben tpliien.