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The Portland daily press., 1867-08-05

New York, April %, 1867.
DEAR SIR :-YOur mode of t eatncnt is wonderful
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| must say, before close, that your mode in ad-
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

aMr Howard attributed the falling off in the
revenue in great measure to the kind of appoint
ments as collectors and assessors that had recent
ly been made by the President. FL Extract of
Speech of Senator Howard, Feb. %. -
Exactly. We will cite Mr.. Howard one
single case to illustrate the truth of his state
ment Last fall the President appointed
Major Church Howe, collector of internal
revenue for the eighth Massachusetts, dis
triet. He not only performed his regular
duties to the highest satisfaction Of the com.
missioner of internal revenue and the special
agent of the treasury department, who was
ordered to examine the workings of his Office,
but he has Also collected over one hundred
thousand dollars from different manufactur-
ers in his district which sum his predecessor
had been cheated out of or had neglected to
collect! Major Howe was appointed collec-
tor because he was endorsed as an active
young business man, and had won imperish-
able laurels in the Union army. The repre-
sentative of the eighth district, Mr.. Bald
win, told Charles Sumner and Henry Wilson
that Howe must not be confirmed; accord.
ingly he was rejected, and Mr.. Howard voted
against him. This is specimen of the Pres
ident's appointments to which Mr.. Howard
says he "attributes the falling off in the rev.
nue. Wash. Repub.
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Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County. 'S'

STATE AT . or illinois d.IS. SIS.
Eock Island County Circuit Court, May Term,
A. d. 1867.
David l.. Cunkle, complainant vs.. John Johnston,
William L. Johnston, Margaret Johnston, his
wife, Thomas Johnston and his wife, -
Johnston, whose christian name is not known to
complainant, Ellen Owens, and Thomas Owens,
her husband, Ann Ward, and james Ward, her
husband, and Eliza Sutton defendants sa-4
NOTICE is hereby given to said defendants,
and every of them that bill of complaint in
the abose entitled cause has been filed in said
court, and affidavit that you and each of You
are not residents of the State of Illinois, and that
the christian name of the wife of said Thomas
Johnston Is notsgknewn unto said complainant,
and 9 summons has been issued upon said bill,
commanding the Sheriff of Rock Island county
aforesaidt to summons you and each Of you to be
and appear before said court Mt tho next term
thereof 10 be holden nj the Court House the aity
of Rock Island, in said Rock Isand county on the
second Monday Of May next, TO answer the said
bill of complaint, at which hist znsntiencd time
and piace said writ is returnahle. Now unless you
shall appear at said time and place and plead,
answer or demur to said bill, q decree viii be en-
tered against you in accordance with the prayer
ef said bill. .r..-s $500 z.s
!. Rock Island, March sth, A. D. 1867. -
SAMUEL P. HoDGEs, Clerk.
= OSBORN CURTIS, Complainant's Solicitors.
narch9-w4w
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The Duplex Elliptic is great fay orite with all
adies, and is universally recommended by the
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

Afunny scene TRANSFERRED on board the
steamer St. James, on her last tripdown. The
St. James, be it known is favorite boat with
wedding parties, on account of her superior
Accommodations and the general elegance
which distinguishes her. At Aberdeen,
Young man, dressed in his Sundays best,
and showing in all his movements that this
was the happiest day of his life, came aboard,
leading by the hand timid young woman
who had sworn that very day to love, honor,
etc., the young man aforesaid. They we're
on q wedding tour to Cincinnati to see the
big bridge, the Nicholson pavement, and
other objects ofinterest. Approaching clerk
Regnier, the young man, stepped In bliss,
said: 3.a .gzs-s.,
rs.Look. a-hers, Mr.. CLARK, 1 and Marier
have Just doubled teams for life. lsMarier
blushed some more, and tries to draw away,
but the tother half clings to her,l We've
determined to take day to ourselves and go
to Cincinnati Now, we santa-f hesitating)
"a room-well, a room-twith desperate en-
| ergyl-both together"
| Bride,s treprochfuny r." Joseph.r g
! bridegroom, tstoutly -" That's what say
| and we want the best room you've got on
/ the boat"
The clerk disposed of them satisfactory,
and 'sMarier, 'tsbfushing more than.ever, turned
TO their state room, It being late in the night,
while her { osier, lighting a cigar, paced
i the forward cabin with the inportanceg which
1.eyery yeung man feels when hefrst assumes
the Responsibilities Of paying young wofrian:s
board as consideration for her changing
her name. g
Josier at length concluded to seek his
"Marier. !" accordingly, he directed his foot.
4 steps towards hls state-room. Softly he tap
ped at the door-softly tapping at that state
FroCm door--but no response from within fell
upon his listening ear. Then he gave aloud.
er rap, and, applied bis lips to the keyhole.
whispering shrilly: .sMarrier, open the door to
your Josier,,' Still no reply. He turned
the handle, and the door being unlocked. #
opened readily. tas' - m So
He advanced one foot inside, gave a look
T Of BeWilderment, and then rushed back into
the cabin in state Of frenzy, he screened:
"Stop the boat! She's gonei overheard. ma
be! Captain! Mr.. Clark Where's INV Ma.
rier? Has she drowned herself7 WHY didn't
get two rooms i? Oh, dear, tell the pilot to
stop her; give me back my Marier ~ By
TINS time Capt. Cakes, backed by his clerks,
Kegnier and Ross, and reinforc ed by the pas
4 engers generally, was on the spot
hat the deuce is the matter ?' said the
Captain agas- I
Il "Oh, Captainr' said the distracted bride.
\ groom, tearing up and down the cabin. Hshe
always WAS timid gal-afraid of rettipo
4 marned-gone crazy and jumped overheard
why didn't get two rooms Oh, dear r. !,
Il He then pointed at the state-room in which
he had expected to find his ..Marier.u =
+ sWhy, It's empty, said the Captain =
"Yes,n said Josier, tearing his hair, "and
! don't You see the outdoors open? She went
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n,sso,oes


The following are the appropriations made
by the last session of congress for the i'm
provement of western rivers and harbors, as
the bill was finally passed through both
houses and approved by the President:
For improving navigation on the Mississippi
river at Des Moines, or the lower rapids, accord
ing to such plan as the secretAry of war shall, on
report of the board of engineers. approve, $780,
0o0; provided, however, that xny canal that may
be constructed around said Des Moines, or lower
rapids of the Mississippi river, shall be and for
ever remain free to navigation and commerce on
said river, and tolls shall collected there
For improxing the navigation of the Mississippi
river at Rock Island rapids, 100000.
For the harber of ontonagon, Michigan $780,
800.
For building and operating two dredges and
snagbSafs, to be used the Mississippi river be-
tween Fort Smelling and Rock Island rapids, $685.
900.
For building and operating one dredZe or snag-
boat on the Wisconsin river, 81, 600. s7ss
For the harbor of Pentwater, Lake Michigan,
$4,000. 3ss,. as.tr - :
For the hnrbor of Pere Marquette, Lake Michi-
gan SOL, 900.
For improving the mouth of the Conneaut river,
o., $4,000. sse s5 ,tt
For Ashiabula harbor, o., $4,000. ~. .
For improv cement of the works at Grand river
For Ssndnsky river from Fremont to Lake Erie,
in Ohio, $40 ,000.. ,-,.;. + s.,, ,.-g st,.,s
POI. For Maumee bay, o, $20, 900.
For the Improvement of st. Clair fats, Mich.
$3.50, 600. - I'd uaed
For the mouth of Saginaw river, $2s, goo.
For 81. Maryss river, $50 zoe. $ Tess
For the mouth of An Sable river, Lake Huron
$4,000, E5s gzssfa1 4ssso3
For Marquette harbor, Lake Superior; $751; 900
For Eagle Harbor, Lake Superior, SIS ,009.
For the harbor of Superior City, Wis, $63;000
For the hArbor Of Auxbueesscies, Mich, SIC,
O0o.a r 4r - sz.zss- = .,s5s..'ss- !
Fer Grand river harbor Mich, 81, 900.
For BLACK Lake harhor, Mich, $51 900
For the harbsr Of 81. Joseph, Mich, 81, 900.
For the harbor of Scheboygan, Wis.,, 81, 200.
For the harbor of Manitowoc, 81, 600.
For the harbor of Green Bay, $45 600.
For the harbor Of Manistee, Mich, $50, 600.
:. For White river hsrbor, Mich, $55 900,
For Muskegpn harbor, Lake Michigan, $50,
00a. d ---s-{f, "a =.
b For the harbor of South Haven, Mioh., s43
coo. h...e...gsg45...s IS. ...-,s.s
-r~ Fer the harbor Of New Buffalo, Mich, $50, 0Ot
For the mouth of the Mississippi river, $2oO
600. sa-x z,,,4.ss9 f.,,.~
le For the improvement Of the Ohio river, $le0
Bli 49, r,57t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
Nam Rice on the 1ttuation.
a. Rice Thus testifies 4.

The Ereedmen's bureau in South Carolina,
under General Scott, is in good working or
der. The only trouble experienced arises
where ill-disposed officers have crept into
positions, and where SPECTATORS and claim
agents of the old bounty -swindling order have
tempered with the freedmen. - se.T
e There ls set of traders in some districts
who sw,ndie the poor negroes shamefully by
selling them bogus jeweirv aI,d revraws at
the NEST exorbitant prices. In some instan-'
ces these persons write for the northern pa
pers, and as it's for their interest to have
the south dominsted by military force. thew
viii, of course, paint horrible pictures Of the
q sabdued rebels. In one instance that came
to my knowledge trader had sold q breast.
pin to negro for IS, which was made in
Waterbury, Connecticut, for sirteea cents
and this man wassthe correspondent Of the
Chicago. Iritsse, a leading radical paper in
the north.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

e.ssEsH5TsB Z From de Moline Bepah,sessl
At meeting of the citizens of Moline,
held at Chamberlin's Hall, March 4ths 1861,
Chas. II. Deere, Esq, was called to the chair,
and George W. HubbeH appointed secreta-
ry. .AA .eRT II
George D. Gould, Esq, stated the objec,
of the meeting, and IN few pointed remarks
showed up the manner in which few citi-
zens defeated the enabling act for a city
charter in our last general assembly.
After sundry. short speeches by citizens,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted, to.wit: 1885, ~ 4
Resolved, That Mr.. A. S. Coe, our representa-
tive, by his action in the premises in defeating
city charter for the town Of Moline as voted fol
by clear majority of the legal voters of said
town, has misrepresented the popular majority
and is entitled to censure by said citizens. ,
Resolved, That a copy Of the above resolution
be forwarded to Mr.. Coe.
/ Resolped, That we vote at the charter election
this spring for Or against city charter, and tha
we make that an issue. Sfg~As
CHAs. II. DEERE, Chairman.
G. W. HuBBELL, Sec'y.
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Please Take Notice.

A n Arspne indebted to the late firm Of BAN
"A berger = Bnrgower, are earnestly requested
to como forward md pay up their acccunts to tie
undsfsigned forthwith, in order 20 says eost ID
suit One word 70 tn wiss 10 suf6cient.
feb. Z, fSef-dWtf - est II. BURGOwER.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

crazy, I tell ye, and jumped overboarss., :
Then falling upon the EAf4ain's neck, he
screeched--sOh, give mo hack my Marier ~
= AZ that moment 9 state-rdom door adioin.
ang epens and then was 8 glimpse of snowy
|nghtcah while q low voice said:
8 "Josiets you'rsa fool; what are you tearin'
round MtAatrles for9 Have you been drink.
:. Josies gave . yell Of astonishmeut and de-
light and put himself inside of that state.
room door in a twinkiing. He had made a
jumped overheard.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09
3 BANKING HOUSE OF E.. :
JAY COOKE & co.
Cor. Wall 4 Nassau SIS, New Ysrk.

In connection with our houses IN Philadelphia
and W Washington, we have opened NEW YORK
HOUSE ut above location, and offer our services
TO Banks, Bankers, and Investors for thcAtransac-
ton of their business in this city, including pur
chsses and sales Of Governments Sscurities Stocks,
Bonds, and Gold. We are constantly rspresspted
ct the Stock Exchange aud Gold Board, who're
orders sent us are promptly filed We keep %
h&nd full supply Of 70
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
81 OF ALL ISSUES,
huying and selling 1t cnrrent prices. and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. JAZZ COOKE CO.
nAyisdwly.l ag 1 Il
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CHR01gIc DxsHASEs, -s
Which embraces the best and most approved meth
eds in this and other countries for the cure of all
Chronic Diseases. They treat successfully all
nervous and Neuralgia afections, all forms of
Serofula, Fever Sores and Old Ulcers, Dyspepsia,
Diseaser of the Liver, Constipation, an Skin Dis
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Paralysis, Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Headache, all
Heart Diseases of children, and s-.--
Seminal Weakness & Sexual Diseases
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they treat successfully. on new method, all dis
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ment of all
DIsEASEs OF woA6EM, /
Than any other Physicians in America. They
have cured women who have been confined to
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RHHUn6ATI11G.
In oil stages no matter of how ieug standing,
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Hemorrhoids, or Files.
They cure all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
q -cAECERS.-They have had an extensive prsc-
tee and wonderful naccessn In the tre~tmeat of
Cancers, which they without eating them out
or using the Knife. Let those who have Tumors
and Sweliings, or q red spot, lose no time in hsv-
ing IL attended to, as timely treatment may save
them from the horrors, suffering and death Of an
open cancer. rs -ra tzs q go"
s.sl. cAxARxz CUxxD. ses
They are treating catarrf on q new system which
Is sure cure for this disease. - e7@s
Their combinations for years have averaged
from Eve to seven thousand year, which gives
them m experience unsurpassed by any, and
equailed only by few
e - Remsmber thsys do NOT prouiss 10 surs all
ztsrss q disease Wide ~ the disc ss1fe cur
able If taken IN season, al stages arc not. Your
case may be durable this week, not next--to-day,
not tomorrow; hence the danger Of delay.
re Case Will be 1eeeiyed vhsn
:. there are any Oesbesof cure ).
or Relief =;
Our terms are CASH. hence the money must
be sent with all orders for medicines. II 'ces(s
from Eve to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with as, which includes medicines. - -
1 The poer win be favored.
oo1GsuxxAx1oM x1K
Patients must write their name, staas. end nos,
once address, plainly. All letters rsqsiri.e an
answer, must contain . letter mAmp, and be Cd
dressed 70 DR, KNAPP . SON, Drayer, sssl,
Chicago. : - - 80
-. Any Of the above diseases esu be treated
successfully by the patients describing their ease
in 2 letter, when they cannot see Ne.
DR. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island
regularly The past six year,, can Be consulted Il
the Island City Hotel, as follow: = = ~; q
1Go01DAY, 14arsA. 1osh, aooz.
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and have constantly on hand superior quality Of
White and Yellow kiln dried meal by the Dbl OF
100 lbs. Highest market price paid for corn.
We have good Turning Lathe and IN No. !
man 10 run II md vsuapt solicitation given for
tiers turned to please the most fAstidious.
sA-s Gig BIDDIS0E HEATH.
Rock leland, March 1st, lss7.dwtf 1 !.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

Wshad = conversation with Mai, Connolly yes
terdaS N reference 10 5 commdnicaticn which Ap-
psared in yesterday mornings Usins renecting
rpoa HE reputation for loyalty and stability Of
ckszneSef. The communiestionw Aa called out BY
an Article which appeared in the AR6Us, and un-
der the excitement of the moment the author prob
ably wrote more BITTERLY tAaak the circumstances
demanded. So web known as Maj. Connolly is
in this vicinity, and honorable rs has been his
military carosr, il il needless "a say anything in
defense of his loyalty. -..9--
And We may say on our own account, now that
the election isoyer that it is sincere wish that
an criminations shall cease, whether they come by
way Of editorisl remarks or through cemunica-
lions Of over jealous partizans. 1t is simply a
probing of old sores, which ought to be allowed t0
heai.4-Enioa, MnreA o.. assF aatssr 20 81 S
That's a very fair retraction, as well as a
gentle hint to mischief-makers and SANDER
ers to keep their communications and advi
ce to themselves.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

Door . wurD0vv T1A1911,
Such as are usually required by Builders, and ~
fed conAdenf that We can make il fob their inter
est to purchase of Ms, instead of sending to Chi
cago or any other pisee. bss.eae9
q Z 9 ? Ex2K 08ge Is
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! Attention, Everybody !!

Being desirous of reducing my stock, in order
to prepare for the Spring trade, I viii now offer
from this date to my old customers and all who
may favor me with n call,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

xxTEuould respectfully call the atseD'io oIos e
w the merehanis to our Double v souasthins
Shades, Patent applied forl ynien nvtbinr here
entirely new and far preferable y febS-dtf
tofore nanufactured.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-09

I hereby certify thaf the foregoing statement q
lnand from Asrcb' Qh. 1seag % MsrsA ~ 1857,
- D. ths st4ten<uf on nd bssda<ae fsaid city
en ~ "a DO n ASrcA, J So, hrs ee6rsot Aecord
ing TO the books ID ny 61ic<.
-yr- y C. +. DODGE, City Clerk.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED. 5a. ex-a .-s-s
DIR. KNAPP & SON.


Physicians and Surgeons. formerly of New forl
are treating successfully all -s.a E--.rsI
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-10-09
IRON TIES
FOR
COTTON B-A LIS.

TIVE undersigned have made extensive
l. arrangements to supply the demand
for these Ties the present season.
In addition to the FASSMAN DIAMOND
TIE and BUTTON TIE, so extensively
used heretofore, they now offer his ALLl-
GATOR TIE, with teeth so arranged as to
instantly clamp the hoop when the pres
sure is removed from the bale, and hold it
withous slipping.
Great pains have been taken to secure
the best of iron.
These Ties are SO simplein their arrange
ment that they can be applied by any one,
to bales of any size, with the same facility
and expedition as rope. In strength, secu-
rity and facility of application, they will
compare favorably with any yet intro
duced.
The advantages of Iron Ties are now
generally recognized; but it is deemed not
out of place to call the attention OF those
interested to the very emphatic recommen-
dation of Underwriters, Steamboat Cap
tains, and Owners and Agents OF Sea
Steamers and Sailing Vessels, recently
published in the newspapers in New Or
leans. CHAMBERS & LATTING,
No 81 Carondelet ST.,
Aug. 2S-3m. New Orleans
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-10-09
The Gullett Steel Brush Gin

This celebrated CoTroN GIN, is again
manufactured under the supervision
of the Patentee, B. D. Gullett, with great
ly improved facilities; and we, as agents
fer the Southwest, now offer it as the best
Gin made.
It's advantages are:
LIST. The quantity of Cotton ginned in a
given time is much greater than by any
other gin Of equal number Of saws.
I'd. 1t separates from the Cotton all
notes and dust and leaves it clean from
nap.
Sd. The Steel Brush straightens out the
| lint removing all kinks ami knots.
4th. The Roll cannot be broken by over
feeding.
All Gins are tested before leaving the
factory. Cotton from this Gin win sell for
an advance in price, sufficient in so Bales
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extensively in the Southwest ten (l0)
years, and wherever used it snpcrcedes all
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