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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27

ALL TRAINS on this Road are in direct connec-
"'tion ut Chicago with all Eastern and Southern
Roads to and from all points in the New Eng
land, Middle and Southern States.
AT La SALE, with Illinois Central Railroad; ;
North to Dixon, Freeport, Galena, Dunleith and
Dubuque; South to Bloomington, Decatur,
Springfield, st. Louis Cairo, Memphis and New
Orleans. $3.50. ~s las
AT PEORIA, with allroads East, West and South;
also, with Illinois River Packets to all points
on the Illinois River. -..... ..-...s.
AT ROCK ISLAND, with Mississippi River
Packets, to aIlpoints between st. Paul and New
Orleans :- r,F
AT WASHINGTON, KELLOGG and NEWTON,
with Western Stage Co., to all points in Central
and Western Iowa, and at OMAHA, with the
Union Pacific Railroad, to Kearney, Denver,
Fort Bridger, Salt Lake, DC, &c. 7rs
On and after Monday, December S0th, 1866, I'M
til further notice, Trains will leave Rock Island
Station, as follows E.
7a GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail leaves at........9 a. m.
Express a1 Freight, .... .s p M m.
Way Freight, p. IN.
GOING WEST.
Passenger Trains leave at $50 a. m and $50 D. M
Freight Trains leave at $3.50 a. M, and D. m.
Through Tickets for sale, and Receipts for
Freight given to most important points in the
United States and Canadas, by
WIN. B. GRENELL,
Freight and Ticket Agent, Rock Island, III
..s-. s-...s,- A. P. HALL,
Assistant General Superintendent.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27

For all diseases of the Kidneys, retention of
Urine, &c, Maggiers Pills perfect cure. One
dose will satisfy any one.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27
]. HICkLING & co.'s,
Great Sale of Watches.

On the popular one price plan, giving every pat
ron handsome and reliable watch for the low
price of Ten Dollars, Without regard to value,
and net to be paid for unless perfectly
goa Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
s00 Magic Cased Gold Watches. 200 to 500
500 Ladies Watches, Enameled.. 100 to 3Oo
1000 Gold Hunting Chronometer
Watches $50 to 800
I ooo Gold Hunting English Levers 200 to $50
5000 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 to 2oe
5000 Gold Hunting Am. Watches. 100 to 25o
5000 Silver Hunting Levers. 800. so to 100
5000 Silver Hunting Duplexes.-, 20 to z5o
5,006 Gold Ladies Watches. so to ESQ
10000 Gold Hunting Lepines so to %
10, 900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches. so to 100
$4,000 Hunting Silver Watches. 25t SO
40 O0o Assorted Watcher. all kinds. 10 to rs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-04-27
LIFE In 4 PILL BOX.
EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTs FROM
IS. MACClEL,S
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS !!
ott .. H.---trs5
ONE PILL IN A DOSE, ers{
ONE PILLIN A DOSE, gs'7e4
0NEPILL IN A DOSE.

What one hundred letters day say from pa
tients all over the habitabe Globe! -45- ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05
Eoraaf 10 s. Gonsisssnt

Thsys-, 10 ono a. his moss sssrihls
q susbarsv," cot sE an Msadsy aight
With sAriliiag arsmatis sEsss, biz eyes
q ID ans rhrsnsy relliag." szeiaiasd,
= Nhy,smy grieadss san yea dsabt shs
JeE. Daris aad Rsanrsgssd Ard osAsr
Southern rebels would vote fss II the
sexs eiscsien In Psssawstsamis Geaaay,
IL here and pesmisssd 70 soGss Daes
nos every enc kasw sad will nes svsE5
sns aamis saey woaia ssss fer the Dsm-
oesasis nominees Z Moss ssrssinly shsy
Roald." Ths orator bad ssarssly rsssv.
cred fram The sxhsaslioa Unbiased hy shis
remarkable harss Of slsqasaees before be
stsprsad himseifss GA the foliosi0g srasA.
ing aeeiarasioa g Why, Andy Jekasop.
and ths aosshern Democrats ere the wosss
enemies The people Fl the Seash have,
and they know L. heard promiasnal
seaahsrn man and sfsser. whiIs ID he
army, cuTss shs NssshsTa Dsnsssass aa%
til the very air ssas eIssS. Ssid hs sd--d
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raiss'' and ssppofs sAs vssy ss.. they
hare maaiEssssdso much anxiety - sssene
70 h--l aeross. Iass. plaas, ssnsisssas,
< W.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05
The Republican Rally On mondsy
- Nlaslt.

De EneEtisg ~ uurn0rss nan Oh shuA~
day pigha-gsstan ~ ander sha auspices
Of ghe Radical cfkas holders and sakes
seeksrs 81 shis eisy- faspished . ssting
tiaals 10 the Badical squAbhiss and cat
erwaeling ineidsns 10 shs ipoahatioa ef
the sfssraoea. a tris q pelisisally a.
tesaaed saEee holders with string Cd
military prsiixes 10 their narness was i'm.
ported Iran Eshraska for ths oesssioss
to balsieg ~, the ticket, newiy patched,
aud to sniighssn ths clsixsns Of oeunsil
Blaas A. 10 their duty a the eoniag
election.
We hare neisber the zine 10 waste,
tbs spaes to spare EoF she afspasition 70
indaigs ia shy lengthy review of tbs 81.
~ aid Yisaperatixs haraHguss whiek
we're Indicted upon she asdssnss sssem
blsd on tha occasion referred to. In
fact, 70 those who wsrs pssssns 10 listen
fer thessssEvss, this wers work ct su-
rererogatiss. Had stronger, unfana
isr wlsh she phrases Of Radical politics.
ard whoss ears bad nos been diaaed 10
dcsfnsss With the parot-lsks ory Of
:. loiasty,v 1loial men, si0iai nseas-
ares !" and the idatla babbliag Of eaps
pesbesss, % ss'nssshesn rebels = ssasssAsxn
traitors" &c whish phrases Goa
slisass Ehs prinespai stock IN trads "
emsil bored Baaisal politicians. ansx
peeseaiy drorpsd into shs ball. BE- migLa
veil bare sup 8sei hlHseli ~ aniayissd
gaess 10 soEe kiaa of missionary meet
ing guttsn ap for TIA bsns6s 81 niggsfs
and the iadsigencs Of aHlimisea dsnan
cfatjoa ef waite men especially such
old bsasg headed tssitess - George.
washiagsoa. Tbomas J<ifsFsoa AMI lheis
revolutionary caispasfioss, chs, ascord-
irg 10 The speakers Of ths evening, bad
endeS ed sbslr CoansFy With the snrss u
Almighss sOd, instead Of shs blessings
Of efsEl and religious liberty, - bad
ben generally supposed prior p shs a u
vsas " saeh distinguished Radical
stasesm . (f) as Maior General JshA
M,ghsy Tbaysy.--ths z hanbla i1disiaa
a. from Nebraska = u Id sssas csmss.
For tnp aerial beafs the mighty
ThaysF aa#sd ehs air aad paced thssiags
inhgsnsins shsalrisal style ssiasing ssalss
smasty al-sa Iossss Iibssaisy iaserlasds q
With prosa aity, eytoiling the niggers, de-
nsaasipg s3Lbs tsaisoroas Exssosi M, and
rebel esppssbssdsss --shossseay aaasss-
hsn~aily sj1sassslng q besaffgss ns sbs
eanelssiop II aboat srsry third cent moe.
AL ot vhish MSS pesaliasly edifyIak sad
most hase bssa especially snssssAining
t5the lsdfrs who we're p1essas. s,ssh =
bafeh of bsld, hkssfagsi sssertianss sakh
= sssing ~ riiiealens aaa noes ssc j IN
ssasissamsies @.rislsly ora ssasa ia And lit-
ssaisy iasessasasa ~IaA sxpss Ises msss
fsrsiEis than slsgans- sasA uaissrsbls
msss AZ Dailsiesl bslaeraash " have
rarely lastsasd 10. IL hoss he fsmilias
esq paashs "A i cross rsaas poiitisisn, bsi
tha dssssns RS long and painfal ens
fran shat us hare hsen aoeasssmad u
regard - lhs dignity be6iaiag Saas.
sss 81 - Dated States.
After saiz sssatly psassiEing shs III.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05
crswfsrd County Dsmocrsfle Con-
vantion.

Is 8t3%Ss$fAx $3.50 tss-
Essiss hasisk been pahlishsd for =
Demoerasie Coaasy CanventiaH u ~
held Al sAs Cosrs Hssss 10 Dsnsisea Ter
shsparposs af asnanzsssx sssdiiHsss q
b sappsrssd b tie sen- snatsss
ssser snd Dsnosrass II - soansy.
Ths nsssisg asns II srasss Asdrsw
/ D. Molssy bsisg sAiIsd u shs ehAir.
On msslsa I'll 4. n. BasIss, for par
m.asss srgsaisasssa, i. y. Moisasy was
mAas 0h4irnsn, aaa = Hows, Secrets.
~. The fsllswiBg wsrs desigsassa by
Tbs Ohais ~ Oommissss % Kssolsiions !:
alsssrs; JasdAn, BasIsr q Hoss.
Assisa 90 sdjssvn ~ one s'slsck P. n.
Al sas.ssssssk, Hss .passuaas 10 as-'
Fisurnmens. Cali for resolutions, shea
sks fsIlswiag wers reported. read and
adopted.
Resolved, That We endorse The plas-
form adcpssd BIZ toe Democratic Stats
ceursaiios, bald At Dss Aslass Juas 26s
1857
Rsselssd, Thas whereas zoe Suprsns
kCoass bas decided thai dssss eoAsracsed
10 b. paid In gold ard silver mag Be paid
| ia legal tender, shsEafesa ss asa IN fasss
IL psyiss Cd sAs Nsiionai iaaabssaasss
with the sans.
Reseisad, That No heartily eoncus In
sbs sAisa rssslasisa 81 the Rspabllssn
paasfofm sdopssd BY The Repaslisan
Caaysassoa held Jaas ID. 1857, and with
sasm Ne say, s.ihAs the preaps trial aad
| puaishasns ssssrding 10 iaws of me
bead 81 tbs late ssbrslsss, 10 ispsrasiss-
| IL demanded for he siEdlcatiou 81 the
eossaisuslan saa lbs laws shsrsfors, re
ssasurrs in shs highest lsgyss, the B,
apuhliesn carts ard other isad'ng Re-
psblsesas, tst Aamissiag JeF. Davis 20
bail, shsrsby facilitating ibis arch srsif
serss esesps frsn me puaishmsnl ae 20
ljsssIy aasrissa. bslisslng The ssas . Be
N sasrsss upon shs issai people Who
hass besn - hsroia 10 aha eaass al shs
osassilasisa, skA unioa aaa liberty. ssa
| 10 shs soldiers ~ sksx5aisa whs saEslve,
ssa tho msnsry IL sha hsssie dead.
On nosisn u Hsa. 5. Dsw, ~ In.
Eormsl hallss was taken fos oaadidAks
fss 0oaasy Ja5gs; II being asssrsAiasd
sAsa ~ fsnssafisa vas ! aais, II was
nssiassd and carried hat The samins-
lisa b. nsds ky sesIamaaias, whish re
sslssd 10 ths fslissiag aenissssens
Fsr Ceansy Jsdgs, J. q. Boiler; Tor
treasures. .. Howe; Tor shsrfE. q. Ball
for SssaasT, Dc. %. 81 WiElixns.
~. Baslss mssisssa cost no nsml-
ass,ss - psas fm issa u sspsris.ssa
sns. carried. Is S
MstieAsd slsAs gsaasil BialFs BesGs
! a Dsssisss Review " rssasstsd -
paaiisA - misatm q Iris nssktag.
4. b N0KoHEY orr. 4
=. Hevz, sssFssazy.
Isssls ssass, also, an afssr TIE -.
joarnnsea 81 ~ couasy Coarse sisas
IL d4lssates pess@ss for the psrpesss
mss 10 Gaavsasiea II nomiaass cssda-
Iasss 6sr - knsssbiy, sosbs sappssssd
Vi ~ ps1estxsis parry 4 " selsIsk
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05
a Pocket Argument.

4 2 "a
LA rsssns sesssh. Hon. Gessgs q.
Psadsss1n sssssd shas shs sxpssss Of sAs
|ssssssnsss for che yssr 1850 = wss one
ssaarsd nifIisns mere shAa sbes Il Eng
laaa. and sss Aandred sEa sigAsy mill
|lions more sA.a ahss 81 Fsssss. Tbs
grsassss sxpssaisars Of Euglasd aarisg
the Espslssais ~ars, shss ssss kassiA
was ssimalatsd by .Ass sahsidiss- vi IN
largo asniss wsss kspi IN Spais and en-
the Oossinsas, asvsr reaeAsd enc ban
drsd nilltons " pounds Ices than Gre
hasdrsd mllIisas sf delIsss. Esgjsnd
lea thirty -six msilisas d propersy 20 q
ssxsbls basis. France has forty sseas-
sad millleas. The upised States has
|sissssa sAsssana millisss. BID lsss
|than sxc fgths Of Ms saxabls property,
oar psspls p~y lsrxsly nsss sszss y
absss a. sar rsAdses wbess patriotism
is psisslpsily sasaasd = sAsir pssasss.
- Assssx ask themsslsss whsrs alis this
nsssy ross 10. I'D sko . y psy ill.,
Tku will asa - sxsniaasion shas the
nast ~ iAis sssrmeas ssm u wssd -
- y pssn - nadis4l psssy ssd 20
ssssy - ~ Rsais6l policy. oas ssand.
|iss sxn1 n - Ssukh aad tks isapmsrs-
III hsFds II siiisaEy asdsrssrsppers, Bn.
-. ..2..s~s = :. a sx =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05
kans Township Ticket.

For Supervisors,
r. e. kAprES
WILLIAM GARNER.
For Assessef.
sss For Towa CLERK,
~. SHOEMAKER.
q. Al. ROBINSON.
For TruSEees,
CHARLES ALLEN,
sAssuEG DILLON,
i. d. H0SS.
Jassicss OF tbs psses,
@. z. STONE
3AslEs WALKER.
For CoastabEsss
q, WESLEY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-02

NORWICH UNIVERSITY CosHENCuEST.-Th'
following is ihe programme Of exercises at
the coming commencement Of Norwich Uni
veIsity, at Northfclj:
Sunday, July 2Sih.-Blccalaurcate Scr-
mon, by Rev Edward B0uns, LII. ID.
Wednesday. July 3lsf-At 3 - pm
Junior Exhibition. At 10 p.m.-Annual
Meeting Of Associate Past Cadels and
Alumni. Evening by Browns
Boston Brigade Band.
Thursday, August It It--Commeucement.
Col. Charles B. SJoughtOn, University Mar
shal. At a. m.-Exerci>es in Church; be-
sides the parts Of graduating cls-, Cha.
c. Nanzandt, Newport. r. l.. Will deliver a
Poem, and ;. b Colby. Register L. ).
Treasury, Washington, ID. T. an Grafton.
At P.m.-The laying Of the Corner Stone
of the new University Building, hy the Most
W0rshipiul Grand Lodge of Ma>ons, OF Yer
mont. At , p.m,-IEianry and Artillery
Drill 10y the Cadets, under the command OF
President Walker, Brcyet MajIr and ClpI.
|. ;. y. Eycning-Presidcnl's Reception
and Cadets Ball
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-02

TIE SURRArr TRIAL.-During the taking
of re1utting evidence by the Government
Chss. II. Blinn testified. on ll0llahan's being
called in that Is not the man (H0llahau)
who laid down and dropped the handker-
chief. cannot zee the slightest resemblance
between Mr. H0llahan and the man who
trorr-d the handkerchief. Witness detail
ld ~ c1u5.ctIa5le length the particulars
connected with the finding and delivery Of
she hiudkerchief, etc.
c. L Hobart was recalled and examined
by Mr. PieTrepont. After | was sworn be-
lJre, and after | testified, | saw Mr.. HJlla-
han IN Mr. Bradley's Office: have no recJl-
lection oseeiug Mr.. llOllahen except in Mr.
Bradljy's office uJllahan Is not the man
who wanted T. pass in my train without
paying ., and he looks nothing like the man.
Mr.. Bradley SAID be desired now 10 ask a
question personal 10 hInseli. Il had been
stated in the public prints that he (Mr
Bradley had Ciered Sir. HobaIt a bribe,
ami be desired Mr.. Hobart to explain the
matter.
Mr.. Hobart said no such offer was ever
made To him. All that Mr.. Bradley had
| said was that the witness would be paid BY
the defence out Of some money that had been
contributed Tor that purpose.
LOmS J. WeichHlqa recalled aud examin.
ed By Mr.. PierrepOnJ-I know John I. Holl'
ahan; was with him at Burlington on tbs
evening IF April 70. 1865; OF the morning
Of the Doth, Hollahan, BigleY, MeDewitl
and myself went to the depot and We toos
the cars On the track Hollahan did not liz
down in The depot; my impression is vi
[ to rha cars On a side track HOllahan dlC
not, in Canada, tell me that he left th'
handkerchief under his pillow at the hote
in Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-02

There Iav, come over 20 US terrible sta
jis-ic- uf tie recent rava-e- 1t yellow lever
an the island Of Maurititus, but tie details
are more irightiul still. The attack was
overwhelming 10 its general and sudden char
actur. Eyeryh Us Was taken 40 once, and
there Is uoT NOT one 10 hundred who has
not had the fever. The stricken island sent
up one Voice of waiiiug when all We're sui
ilrc-s and So few able TO give relief Ir
some clsls ten OF twelve persons were all
down with fever m The house, not one able
o. glvc the other even drink Of water as
rsfv --aI in their burning sickness. Very
many died. and their dccImV sing bodies
r1i-au.I tie atmasI hcrc before they were
found 0ut, 30 helpless and deserted bad they
expired. In other cases the suffering SUI
yiJors would crawl as best they could to
F ti,ir gardens. scratch holes ln tic ground,
and put their dcluuct friends 10 them with
poor ceremony. not person being able to
+ 90 u make declaration of the death 10 the
T urarer authorities, although carts were gong
tbsut Gav and uignt TO take Up the sick in the
streets and the dead out OF the HOUSES
MANY families have DISAPPEARED. not mem
H,r surviving. Then QuluInc Was $50 pei
ounce. and people bid ior II a. they would
for water IN desert, bu. they could not b'
-urrEcd. Mul.itudts did for the want o
tins great specific against the fever. A shlI
finally brought . thousand pounds ~eignt o
the drug, and since that the condition oi th'
island Is reported to be improving. Ih'
ces0!ltIOn Is terrible, but the worst Is nov
over.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-02

The y. Y COSsTITUTl1NAL CONVENTION -
IMPORTANT VorEs.-Two subjects among
e many brought before the Convention now
in session to revise the constitution Of the
State OF New York. of great public interest
seem to have reached, substantially, con-
clusion on the 23ri inst Both of these are
included in the report of the standing com
mittee on the right of suffrage The report
limited tie right Of sufrage certain
limitations Of time and place-to every
male citizen Of the age of twenty one years. -
Mr.. Murphy moved an addition, 50 that it
would read every white male citizen, &c.
The vote On that motion stood, ayes 49-all
democTats-and 95 nays-three democrats,
and all the rest republicans.
Mr. Burrill, (Dem.) moved an amend
ment that no man of color other than those
who have the qualifications required under
the constitution of 1916, and those who may
be born in this state, shall be entitled to vote
under the provisions hereof" The amend
ment would retain the special property dis
crimination which now prevails in New
York against colored people, and also would
shut out certainly all who had been born
elsewhere than in the state. The vote on
this motion was ayes 46-all democrats; nays
96, three democrats, all the rest republi-
cans.
\ motion was made by Mr.. Curtis tC
strike out the word " male" DC, when
would give the right of voting to females al
well as males. MIR Graves moved to amend Mr.
Curtis's motion so as to provide in substance
that I, must be determined by specla
coo os the u,men alone that they desired t
vote. This was lost. the ayes being ou
! 9 and the nays l32. The vote on Mr' '"f''