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going South AZ ~ Sflseld 45 AM, and Wilmington
wi1b9 SILL d' ~ % A NJ, will run IN close conos w
nrn. 2Teamboas to Norfolk and Portsmouth n"J TO-
SeS v1 rams to and from Baltimore PhadeIDbaa ava EA
Line onIy at ney Will stop on the DeaW Road
aeu i ~ Except That Steamboat Tam SnI1GI r,InT s
ing tickets any Salon TO set down Passengers 6dd
decIs E. @. SEWALL,Jr.
Superintendent Del.RR
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saIET e.
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED sE,v1>-C,
MACHINES

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HorlFS Fui IN Lou,lon. oo,yl yl,>."'teM yi t.'t ~ I'll
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are cel' brated for doing the best work
iIuch smaller needle for the same Thread ,l '''S
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uIr'"''o "achInery, we now able IN snnrI. ~
very best machines in the world. 'PPiy 'n'
These machines are made At orr no,,
',i ,,nJ spacious Factory at Bridgeport. Conn.,
~ nloer the Immediate supervision Of thn
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cotton ~ equd'iy wen upon silk linen. woolcn and
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How to Obtain Nb,,a. -,
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kind has been issued by the PRESIDENT Ssed on inc
legal opinions of Mr. Stanbery, and 1t Is believed the
President will take no further steps IN the matter,
since but few DAYS can eapse befor the act of Con-
press will intervene ratfyng all hat has been done
by the Division Commanders
n ouite number of candidates for the Mexican mis-
sion are named-some urged by friends, and others
seeking the Office here in p Gson. Gov. Andrews OF
Massachusetts, is said to he fayorabiy considered by
the President. Among the Others named as candi-
dates are Gen. McCerrArd of Illinois, Mr.. Mowry of
Ar;,ona Gen. McMfhon of New-York, Mr.. j.. A.
Rjcntre of Washington, and Mr. Plumb the present
Secretary of Legation to Mexico.
A delegation of New-YOrk Democrats, marshaled
INV the Hon. Samuel s. Cox are here, counsellng the
Democrats of all parts Of the country to unite at
once irrespective Of the action of the Conventions.
and nominate Gen. Grant for the Presidency, regard
less of the purpose of the Republican party.
In regard to the diplomatic note addressed by kns-
STA TO Foreign Powers impression prevails here
that the telegram printed " Ireland" instead OF
"Cretans," and that the sympathies OF the United
States and other powers TO be invoked on behalf
of the Greeks of Crete.
Within the past two days there has been an I'M
usual influx in this city of persons from the South,
who are said to be here meet others from various
parts of the country, to prepare for hlhbusterne
expedition to Mexico. Some of those present are OF
| noted Administering anteeedents.
There are n number of Connecticut politicians
here interested in the proposed investigation into
the election of Barnum from the Hid District OF that
State He is charged with bribery in obtaining his
election, and his opponents claim they have clear
| case against him.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

=
LONDON July l1-NoOn.-Consols fot money, 94h CnItcn
States Five-Twenty Bonds 13i Illinois Central Raroad
Shares, SOL. Erie Railway Shares. Ash.
opening and are now quoted al q 1915 for money.
American securities quiet and steady Eresy now
ever have advanced since the opening Tie following
United states bonds, 7St; Erie shares, 45a. gn.st
Evening. Consols closed at 9fi for money. American
securities closed at the following rates. United states
EveTwenty bonds. 1886 Illinois Central Railway shares
FRANKFoRT, July ll-Eyening States Bonds
closed at 77t
LIvERPooI July ll-Noon.-Cotton is irregular. Esti-
Mddling Orleans 10 i5led Breadstus quiet New Corn.
36le White California Wheat. 1879. Barley, 81. Oats,
$40. Peas, 1915. Pork, 75 Beef, 1867, Lard, tIlS.
Bacon 1918. Cheese, 60l. Pot Ashes 81. kosn, Com-
mon III; Fine, i2I. Spirits Turpentine, so Petroleum,
SD; Refined, li2k, Tallow, AL Clover Seed, AZ.
Afternoon.-The Cotton market continues dull AMI
prices have fallen of 49, The Manchester All vices are I'M
sharing in the duness Bacon has advanced 3d. and -
now quoted at 42le q cwt. for Cumberland Cut Petro-
leum has declined Id and is now quoted at III gllos
for Pennsylvania aud Crude White. The other markets
are unaltered.
Eyening-The Cotton market has been irregular
throughout the day, and closed With declining tei-
dency The following the authorized closing quota
tons: Middllns Uplands, l0sd Middig orleans iSaas
Mixed Western, 369. Wbeat-White California, l$s
Barley, for American. Oats, 49, for Canadian Beer,
1861 and Pork ISL per Dbl Bacon has advanced 70 l26,
Cheese has declined TO 500. for fine American kosn-
Common ~ and fine, lsj per ewt Spirits Turpentne,
sOl. Talow al. Petroleum-spifits. sgd, ana Kennel
III per gallon
LoSD6S July il-Noon.-No, II Dutch Standard Sugar,
25I6 scotch Pig Iron $751; Calcutta Lnseed es6: IAn-
seed Cakes, 20 1916. Linseed Oil, aA lo Whale Oh
935. Sperm OIL 4li0. =,
EyeningThere change whatever to report In tho
London markets -, a..
Standard White
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AUSTRIA.

ATLANTIC rzEssRApH raISgsz
VIENNA, July lin accordance with the declared
intention of the Imperial Government bill making
the Ministers Of the Emperor responsible TO the leg
islative body recently laid before the Reichs-
rath and after passing through the various stages
of legislation was to-day finally adopted, and isnow
a law of the Empire.
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SPAIN.

LONDON. July 11-Evening.- is said that an ex-
tensive conspiracy against the life of Her Majesty,
Queen Isabella of Spain, has been discovered, and
that over 1000 persons have been arrested in conse
quence of tho developments which have been made
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Conference of the zollye-
rein has voted to retain and continue in effect all the
customs treaties made in connection with the ODD
Zolverein before the late war with Austria.
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BERLIN, July 11.-Orders have been sent out for
the recall of the Pussian Ambassador at the City OF
Mexico.
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FLORENCE, July Ii-Evening.-A manifesto has
been issued by Garibald which declares that bis
sons and friends will fight for the liberty Of Rome.
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FRANCE.
PRUSSIA.

PARIS, July Hills Majesty Abdul-Aziz the Sui
tan of Turkey, left this city to-day for England.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


| Messrs Hubbard and Barnum tDems.) of Connccti-
cnt appeared and took oath as members;
m b ehaSe Banm record his vote 20 on he se
sage of the Reconstruction bill last Tuesday.
The SPEAKER suggested that there was precedent
for a members voting before he had been qualified
Mr.. ROBINSON saw the point, ana withdrew the
motion.
Mr. PHELPS Dem. Md asked leave to offer resolu-
ton lnstructng the Committee on Commerce TO inquire
into the causes the present collapse In the hpbud-
ing interests ia America, &C. but MI ALLISON Rep,,
Iowa. objected.
On motion of Mr.. MooRHEAD rep. Pa the Commit
expediency OF amending the Bounty act Of 25th July
1906 provide that in Of the death OF soldier
after his discharge ana before the receiving OF
- Mr. FOX voTEs AGAINST RECONSTRUCTION
Mr. FOX Dem n. " asked and obtained permission
to record his vote against the Reconstruction bill passed
last Tuesday.
Mr. VAN HORN qsep;, New;lork on leave introduced
Joint resolution the Rec sesrfrSy OF tho Navy
sion 10 the Naval Academy IN September next He ex-
the Young man, when he passed his examination, was
not the legal age. The resolution was passed.
citizens OF Maryland asking Congress pass law abo
ishing all distinction n suffrage on account OF color
Committee.
THE ADJOURNMENT PROPOSITION.
The House resumed the consideration OF the concurrent
resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. Boutwell,, providing
for an adjournment till October
Mr.. BOUTWELL, (2ep Mass) said that the action Of
Congress on the proposed mpeachmentof the President
would stand either for good evil as precedent IL was
due 20 the character Of the House. and 10 the position
OF the person accused that in this great proceeding
which must remain In history after they had all passed
away-they should command all the time necessary for
fair INST and judicial consideration Of the question They
should not let the matter be involved In the measures OF
inonihs they should that the time free from all
controversy about other matters
Mr. PIKE Hep., Mel asked Mr. Boutwell, 10 LET an
amendment be offered for an adjournment until wednes-
day, the 18th of November
Mr.. BOUTWELL, declined 20 do So
Mr. PIKE said he proposed that amendment without
reference TO the question Of impeachment He did not
believe the Hpuse SHOULD haseD its seseIop day IN
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EaSeSg' B b%sos 5%S%.ss yP%W iIse'
Cattcl, Fessendcn, PAIILhS I'M
Mr. SUMNER rcd an amendment that therc sns ~
no elections held In the Rebel States for state or Federal
officers until their State Constitutions shall nave Deeh
The senate decided the above not in order.
Mr. SUMNER offered additional section that oil inc
Elementary shall be construed literally, to the end that
All the ntents thereof may be freely aud perfectly car
Mr. SUMMER offered an amendment additional
section that for the purposes Of this act all cadets mid
OF The United states from the Of the appearance Of
their names on the register Mr. sumner tald ,he e s
this would be ia exclude men who went into the Feoe
lion from the military or naval acads mics. ~ =,
M He offered SS on amendment making mis-
domcanoT punishable ny nne % 5000 or nprisonment
for one year atempio prevent the execution Of this
act the acts 10 which II Is supplementary Rejected
! Mr. HOWARD Giep., Mch) offered amendment 70
the fifth section that in every 81 the refusal by INC
Board Of Registers 10 register applicant and ~ every
provided i'm the bill the Board shall make note and
Of The case setting iofh M ts nsqet cd ~"
mandcr The amendment was agreed to.
urtlI O'clock Tic motion nv was disagreed TO-
On motion Of Mr.. HENDERSON Rcp, MOI nm amend
adopted extending the time for the revision oil
the registration from three 10 five days.
Mr. DAVIS Dem. KY addressed the Senate at leug'h
The conclusion OF his speech the bill was taken out
Of the Committee and reported To the Senate. The qnes
the Committee Mr. Summers amendment by way of a
provso, that person shall be disqualified from sery-
ing the boards Of registration account Of or
color, which rejected In Committee OF the Whole,
was adopted.
Mr. TRUMBULL (ep Ill for the sake Of facilitating
the Parliamentary business before the Senate moved
the bill which had just been perfected In the Senate as
substitute for the House hill.
The senate bill adopted as substitute for the
House bill.
Mir BUCKALEw Dem, Pal again took the floor and
delivered speech Of hours duration the general
principles Of the bill before the Senate and the previous
IL q
The bill was then passed at 1880 o'clock D. NJ Yeas; 81
Nays, 6; as follows:
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON July ll-Evening.-The authenticity OK
the Russian note TO its Ministers in Washington,
London, and Paris, in regard to Ireland is doubted
here.
The returns show that the amount OF the specie
reserve in thu Bank Of England is f22,54l,Oco
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MARTNE JNTFLLIGENCI

OTEENSTOWN July 1l--AfternOOn.-The NatlOnaI 5tHail
Navigation Company steamer The Queen Capt Grogan
from NewYork June 25 touched here to-day on the WAY
TO Liverpool,
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Anthony
Catteil, Frelinghny- MORTON Upton,
ConkiDg, sen, Patterson IN. IrumDull
Cragin Grimes, H., Van Wrinkle,
Davis, henderson, PATTERSON Wiley.
Dp55x0Na H Ia1soe po Ienn;, fa'es-@
Bucha,ew Fowler, Howe, sumner
Cameron, Harlan, Nye, Ihayer,
Chandler, Howard, Ross, Wilson--l5
Drake,
.Mr DRAKE moved a suspension Of the rules Of Friday
Mr. TRUMBULL said that motion was not In order
Mr. sUMNER-Better call up my resolution to rescind
Mr. BUcKALEW dem, Pa offered the amendment of
which ne gave 1 a S es 81 s in
Congress from the said states mentioned In the act Of the
second Of March, 1867 each electOr shall be entitled TO
give az many votes there Representatives assigned
TO his State byapportioDment Of law aud eay give one
each OF the requisite number of persons 10 be
chosen or may cumulate his votes and bestow them at
his discretion upon one or more candidates less In num-
Der than the whole number Of Representatives to be
chosen from the state.
Mr. TRUMBULL raised the point Of order the above
Mr. WADE REP. Ohio in the chair, said he could not
be expected TO have In his mind every principle OF the
what was not relevant to them; he would rather
leave IL 70 the Senate to decide such questions
Mr. BUCKALEW said he desired TO address the Senate
this amendment.
Some confusion arose and several objections were made
10 the reception Of the amendment, when Mr. sUMNER
suggested that Mr. Bucsalew could proceed with his
sppsont,on OF Friday could not restrict debate
Mr.. BUCKALEW said the Senate would save time by
discuss points OF order than 10 hear all that TO be
said the amendment he proposed His object was to
introduce fundamental reform In the election system OF
the country He believed the principle ought 10 be ap
piled every where but he thought IL was absolutely neees
say be applied TO the reorganization Of the Southern
States.
Mr.. HENDRICKS Dem, Ind could very we'll under
stand the difficulty encountered by the Chair IN deciding
questions Of order under tho resolution OF Friday Ihat
resolution restricted legislation 10 snc necessary
the distractions placed likely TO be placed
In the way OF the execution Of the Reconstruction laws
He could that any distractions had been placed
in the way OF these laws The President had done moth
ing In that direction.
Mr. TRUMBULL said the President had Issued an order
In accordance with the Attorney Generals CJiuon
h HENDRICKS do not believe the AttCrney Gener-
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JULY II, 1867.

ape opinion any obstruction. He had not seen fhat
opinion answered. though he had several attempts
10 answer IT. -
Mr. DAVIS Dem. Ky.l regarded the whole subject on
reconstruction legislation as Unconstitutional but was IN
favor the principle Of cumulative suffrage could DO
applied TO all the States.
The question was then taken TO decide whether inc
amendment Of Mr.. Buckaew was In order, anu ~
decided in the negative, as follows:
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Mr. spadlngs substitute rejected, by vote OF 10
10 ios and the concurrent resolution as amended, was
adopted -
The Speaker announced the following Committees Demo
Seieet Committee on hc Treatment Of Union PriSoars
Messrs shanks, Pile, Harding, stevens m H., and Mn
gen. - , - q, /,.,a,,,.. -, rl,.,,o,s .o..s
On ne pitsdrorai OF Mr. Aiehoiso,,--hr Chdnter.
~ REPUBLICAN STATE GOVERNMENT.
Mr. BRooMALL Rep, Pal introduced a bin to guar
.ntee 10 the several States OF the Union Republican
form OF which referred TO the Judiciary
Committee. -
A CONTESTED SEAT.
On motion Of Mr.. PAINE rep, Wis.,, g. @ Sims, who
contested the seat OF L. g. Trmble, from the First Dis
tric OF Kentucky permitted 10 amended
supplementary notice OF contest within 10 days. Mr..
Trnble 10 serve his within 80 days thereafter
MT PAINE offered preamble and resolution reciting
that George d. Bakely sought seat Representative
from lid District OF Kentucky that his competitor
that the eass Wa not poved tQ5 BY any rsips bus ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

PREMIUM PRINrINe.--The committee to
whom the specimens of printing were refer
red, at our late county fair, (Messrs John A.
Jordan, Thomas Leighton and F. ]. Under
wood, unanimously awarded the first premi-
um to the ARGUS OFFICE for the best print.
ing.
The specimens of work we had on exhib-
ton were taken, at random, from the jobs
we do every day for our customers. They
were not gotten up for the purpose of taking
premium, but were specimens of our every
day work.
We trust that the public will bear these
facts in mind and also that we do work as
quick and as cheap as any other office.
Orders respectfully solicited. dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

CoMPLTMENTARY.-The Scott Glee Club,
accompanied by few ofthe Silver Band boys
visited Rock Island, Monday night, and SER
enaded several of their friends, residents OF
that city. AS o testimonial of appreciation,
the Club yesterday received a handsome bo-
quet, with the compliments of Miss Laura
Mitchell, and an invitation to call again
To-day the Club received a handsomely or
namented basket filed with choice peaches
grapes, ETC., with the compliments of Mis-;
Lucy Cable-to all of which the boys make
their politest -bow.-Davenport Democrat
25M.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

Rock IsLAsv. September IS
FLoBR-Spring Double Extra, in bbls. $3.50 at
Wholesale, and &c., at retail. Sacks, $40 At
Wholesale, and $40 90 at retail. Loose, $3.50 al
wholesale, and 80 at retail
WHEAT-No. 1, sI,5sal,so. No. ., l,4sai,So.
Rejected 80
CoRs-So to S5e
OATs-42a45c for 35 lbs.
RYE-S5a90
BARLEY-No. 1, I,05. No. 2, 80.
BEANs-2, 00a2, 80
SALr-3, Bias, 80 per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures barrels included, 5Oa52;
retail zoe.
HIGHwINEs-S2,2V
ONIONS 90 per bush.
PoTAToES-new ,2Oal 70
EGGs-I0c d0A
BuTrER-Very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring 20 to 25c.
PoULrRY-Live chickens, 81, 25a2, 40 per doz
HoGs-For live hogs 5a51c.
CArTLE-Live weight, common, 4,00a5,00.
Prime shipping 6,50a7 80 per hundred pounds.
HIDEs--Green Country, 7e; green cured, &c;
green calf 124a15e: dry flint, 12al5e: dry salt
ed, 12tc.
HAY Prairie, $5a$S per ton Timothy $500
$4,000
.WooD-Oak $500 to 700 cord.
CoAL-At the Coal Valley yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold at IA cents, the cost of delivering 20
be added.
From teams, in Market Square, at l4al5 cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26
Upholste terry.

G. Dellinger invites the public of Rock
Island and vicinity. if they want to have a
good job of upholstering done, to give him a
trial. AS practical upholsterer and decor
ator, | am enabled to warrant that every
piece Of furniture I sell or repair will last as
long as the best one, of that style, ever made
or sold IN this country if not, viii re-stuff
and recover it without charge. The prices
are as cheap as the cheapest, for first class
work. Upholstering materials, .Hair-cloth,
Atwood French Reps, Terry and Danask,
at New York prices, always on hand at 49
Illinois street.
Sent 2Idlw
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

New GROCERY AND TEA SToRE.-Burgh
Bros. have opened frst-class grocery es-
adjustment in the store lately. occupied by
Mr.. Hochstadter, next door to the Rock
island House. Their stock of teas is large,
of the finest qualities and at very low prices.
They keep full stock of groceries and pro
visions which have been selected with the
greatest care. Look in and see their stock
sept20dlw.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

RoGUEs FLoGGED.-We learn from the
Davenport Gazette that during party at
Hickory Grove, the other night, some thieves
carried off a number of hats, coats, &c., from
the dressing room. The members of the
Hickory Grove Horse company" ferreted
out the thieves and gave the two principal
ones good sound thrashing, when they
selves scarce, which they at once proceeded
to do
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At AiKen's.

Bugle Trimmings, Satin Trimmings, &C.,
just received by express.
Fancy Dress Buttons, in great variety
choice STYLES. ts.
Chenilles. all colors; also few pieces of
handsome Poplins, and lots of other goods
just III by express.
Rustic Window Shades, all sizes and
kinds, on hand or furnished to order from
the Factory, at Factory Prices-at wholesale
or retail.
sept23dwtf. c. NJ. AIKEN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

RoBBED.-Yankee johnson, of Preemp-
ton, was robbed of $258 in money, on the
oath. by two scoundrels who were riding
with him in his wagon They were after
wards arrested, examined before VIM. Will
merton, Esq. and held for trial. Their
names are J. W. Wallace and Thomas Nc
Dowell. They are now in our county Jail,
awaiting the session of the Mercer county
court.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

BuRGH BRos.are opening some very
choice teas at their new store next to the
Rock Island House. They have very
complete stock of plain and fancy groceries
and family supplies. Give them q caH.
20dlw
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

Arm BRoKES.-Eugene Biddison, son of
Joseph A. Biddison, lad about II or IA
years old, while at play in Kellerstrass 4
Vogele's warehouse, yesterday afternoon, fell
through a hatchway and broke both bones
Of the left arm, near the wrist. DR.. Plum
mer reduced the fracture and he is doing
well He showed great courage and firm
ness during the painful operation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

SHIPPING TAGs.-We presume everybody
noticed the nice patent linen eyelet tags, used
at our county fair. Thousands of them could
be seen on the ground, every article entered
having one of them attached to it. They
were printed at the ARGUS OFFICE, where
thousands more can be had, printed to order,
at Chicago prices. Orders thankfully receiv-
ed and promptly filled. dwtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-26

Just opened, a splendid stock of Irish
Poplins, Plain Poplins, Empress Poplihs,
Reps, French Merinos, Alpaccas, and many
other styles Of Dress Goods. Also the Boul-
evard, Gored Balmoral, Wool Shawls, Broche
Shawls, Flannels, Blankets, Dress Buttons,
Trimmings, also another new lot of Carpets.
Call and see their stock, as it is the finest in
the city.