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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14
WINDSOR COUNTY MUTUAL fihA
RANCE COMPANY. 49,,

from April ist 1868, % April i = To hsp = =
day. The bills for Rockingham ..srssJ< 50 - -
20 u esi,ed on. ssf see ,r fAfo fas''''' rss
merit. % aroid COSTS -.ssor tvrr y = ',.TTs-s.si
and the assessments tineiuoiss, rf~r. 1tseJ
clear cash surplus above all l'.,,'' ssudrD ~
age ra,s OF assessments shoss 'ns ,,ssYs.
{ affairs have been man.ssd <sireh.r AZ @-,-
Mr.. EDDY Is our Agent 'ef So souTHesIE '"sS
woors.ocx, Vt, Jure j, lsos'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14

PURE SALERATUs.-Everybody wants
it, and they who find it are they that buy
Pyle's Salerutus. which has no equal. 1t
is the standard throughout Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York.
All first class grocers keep it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14
RUSHS ARGENTINE HN

The most perfect, ec- nomicai, s1res, o...
most harmless and reliabls Hair D,s IN qasas
In " application; changes grhzy' ~ ,1s va
instantaneously to q bright and pe,f.. ~ \
or haek. Warranted 10 satisfy In al !. =. "a,es
refunded: GEO G. GOODWIN q co. gos, q ..
vii drnssists- - "osNh.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14
ICURE FOR PIN. IVA
II Worm Remedy Is needed, don't AN ;.
DIR. L. G. GoULD's pIN-wop,, w Y

"ohM Sn
This syrup never fails III the mos,
expel these irritating and dangerous aassa'r'l
the system. WINS ma
Adults Of 90 or 20 years, who hav.
time children upon whom all other ,o, seas'sl
eeen tried In vain, are relieved Of an I'm l'us
. n1u,s anu; when taken according 10 s s,ass
elect an entire cure. II acts as cath ar'Sa
the health by removing all impur,, io"u ", aad
and Is always safe, even with the yo,',.. mee II
Sold by .. q s0DwiN l. co .ba. ,a 'lit
gists everywhere DoTteh, "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14

COsstvcuess aha
causes Piles, Headache. D,s,,rsce Of H..
ing. Oppression Of rood, Low seIJ .hsmloaiass
&C. Or. iarrison's PRa,srAlf,s ',s, Worm, M
cure al These aud every form Of n, oaseEs "a,
cure Tor FILES, either bleeding or bl,,prrpsa, ns
nca,ions are only time and none" "a all q,
=, :. HARRISON \ CO.. =, onris, wasted \,
Tea,ple, Boston, and by all a rugris,s NJ i,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14
Republican Comfy Convention.

The Republicans VI Windsor County are here
BY requested 70 meet in mass convention at
Woodstock, on Thursday the goth day Of June
inst, At loi o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for county officers, to be
supported at the ANIMAL election in September
next
s. H. LEONARD
M utn M s. M. PixaRER,,
G. A. FoRBUsH, Com.
ALBERT CLARK,
t3a t VII WALKER, 1855
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14
& GLIB SEWING MACH

Its seam Is stronger and less LIABLE 70 ~ y !
wear than the Lock. Ssiteh.7 9 Judges hsf'fi
: Grad Tfsai,nj
Send for the Report and samplesnf Work coma
both kinds Of stitches, on The pierre o. geas
o. A. NUTTING, westminsser. VI, Agent ior ~ y
town. Waipoie, and Alstead N. Il. and nahAE : ].
Vt, except Rockingham and Athens -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-14
WINDHAM CO. MARBLE WORKS

R. Il. PANS,
of windham County to his
EXTENSIVE MARBLE WORKS.
AT BELLOWS FAILS.
Where he keeps constantly on hand
MONUMENTS, TABLETS, AND uEAD-sToyEs,
OF all descriptions made from
FOREIGN on AMERICAN MARBLE ca,yrrs p,owxs-oxv a,
SLATE
hsunF called 10 my aid machine for polishing Marble
sm ac'e TO furnish any thing made from lie cbeap
er tnan any other shop in this vicinity Persons wishing
an,tn ng 81 the kind will find their ADVANTAGE TO cali
elsewhere. e. f e''e P1fe"asiAs
n ~ ~ ~ ~ I'm, alie' -. ,tf !. NJ
May %, 1861. o.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

a H
CoNTEMPTIBLE.-Our business men have
been visited this week BY an agent for a
cheap Chicago job printing Office, of the
rafting" stripe, and solicited to give the
concern work at one-half the Geneseo prices.
The ''rattihhg" concern is Fl. B. Matthews,
lao South Water St., Chicago. Failing to
make living at home, this contemplate
shyster sends out his agents to gull country
business men, and to steal from the mouths
Of hungry country printers and their families
the little bread they manage to get hold of.
I've to- one hat same Matthew's would steal
the pennies from his dead grandmother S
eyes mot new and kick the corpse because
the pennies were not qnarters. Or, toKuse
| the other mans expression: We don't say
Mathews would steal, but If we were achick
| en- we should try to reost mortal high when
| he was about. This agent promises to do
work at enelhalf Geneseo prices, which Of
| itself is enough to put our business men on
their guard. There, is something wrong
with any concern that talks in that style
| We ara glad to know that the agent who is
| providing about here tryiugsto rob honest in
dustry of fair rewards, has met with Just the
| reception he deserves in some cases from
our merchants, which, no doubt, will have 9
tendency to discourage his labors in this
vineyard. If any of our people want to xii
off their LEGAL paper. let them patronize the
i''ratting'' house Of FL. B. Mathews, Chicago
f-Geneseo Republic. . q -. y 4.'''s5 +
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28
NEw y OK, Oct 2s.yTAe \. ]. Herald's'
Floreaoe specialisays: p Alhlifl
Sea- Garibslai has yersSsed the Roman

/ New YoRK, Oct 2s.uThe \. !. Herald's
Floreaoe specialisays: . aIlhUffl
/ -Gea. Gsribsldi hss yqEsssed the Roman
frontier and Is now q at the head 1900 men at
the Roman wstesaa " g3uS2A
+ ToULoN, Oct. 26.-The French feet, iron
cladS destined for service in the Roman wa
tiers, left this port under AN Imperial order
at o'clock this raorahng. The troops whRh
were destined toioperate in aes deteneetpt
the Holy See on occasion OF the first Carl
baldian alarm and which have been eneamp-
ed nearstownss since, areragain i'll motion and
are to embark and sail for Papal territory
immediatelx Iae authoFtie here are en-
gagged in shipping war material on Aboard OF
transport vessels with great activity.
sNEws IoRk, Oct. 2e.--Ihe N. \. Herald =
special from Mexico report Admiral Tege
thoff-s credentials have been received by
Juarez. Advices from VENEZUELA the 9th inst.
report that a revolt had, broken ont in Boli-
var and Araguay, but the, leaders had
been captured They planned the assas-
sination of Gov. Falcon. e.
The n Y. Heralds Boston special says
popular feeling d. ainst the state constubu-
| lary, came near, aving another fatal illastra
| ton this evening A man named Thomas
Kelly struck one of the officers named
Thomas Preston, and then ran rapidly away
The constable pursued him and fired three
shot the last of which took effect in one OF
| Kelly's legs The wounded man was taken
| into costody and IL is probably that a war
| rant will be issued for constable Preston S
! arrest. ''s4 @-' E. .i.-.7 go
The N. Y. Herald's Richmond special
says: A handbill offering $500, for the
assassination of Hunpicut, Underwood, Il
| Co, gotten up, it is believed, by radicals
| was found on the streets of Richmond this
| morning. This It would evidently seem,ris
/ an offset to the letters of negro vigilance
! committee ordering certain citizens to leave
the city. .sr
! CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-The sudden disap
| pearance Of D. D. Michaels, an extensive op
| orator in provisions, discovered on Saturday
| still caused considerable talk in commercial
| circles this A. NJ. His defalcations viii az
eregate about S25, 000-not so large as a
frst reported. Mr.. Miehaels was editor Of
the, Commercial Letter, published at lOl
| Washington street. eris. z-siaa saz .us $50.
/ The Evening Post to-day commenced tbs
publication of noon edition, which rs soli
| for three cents. ,,.ss s.o. ID. ..E aslls.. =
| New YORK Oct. 25.--The n. \. Tribune
Washington special says: ss.~ g@
A southern senator has had a politica
conversation with Gen. Grant and report
| that the General will not accept the nomina
i ton for president from the radicals proper
4 but he will accept it as the representative Q
coservatfve men. FL, s.. ~.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28


MAIL, ROBBERY AND FoRGERY.-Frank
Rice, of Rock Run, Stephenson Co, H., was
arrested at Bort Byron on the 23d charged
with the crimes of robbing the mail and for
cling. He has been acting temporarily as
mad agent on the Western Union Railroad
and a few days ago he received $500 OF
Devore d Sheppard, of Port Byron, on
draft on the I'd National Bank of Freeport,
drawn, in favor of Rev. L. e. Nolan, of St.
Louis. Mr. .Nolan's name is forged on the
back of the draft. When arrested, Rice told
Mr.. Devore that his heart had Eaehed every
time he came to Port Byron, since he did
the deed, and had half mind to see Devore
and make clean breast of the matter He
|,saysrothers are implicated with him. Deputy
Sheriff Mulhollen, of Port Byron, took Rice
after examination on the 23d.to the Free
port. jais where he awsits his trial.-Le
Claire Register, 26th. yiwbeysu
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

We hear it said that there is some trouble
on hand in the radical ring of this state
Radical politicians are divided on the mig
ger. Some of them insist upon candidate
for governor who is in favor. of negro suf-
frage, and will make a bold fight ON that
"side issue" Others of them swear they
won't stand a negro candidate, but must
have one at least half white-that is, white
enough to oppose black suffrage. To re-
Hlieve both factions of the radical party Of
any further trouble in the matter, the demo.
Gratis will be on hand in due time with q
white man as candidate-the white mans
candidate--and will elect him as. the white
mans governors Springfield ReqiSter. 7-',-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28
Hitherto the doctrine of Mr.. Stevens ha

Hitherto the doctrine of Mr.. Stevens has
been that the south is conquered territory,
and to be ruled as such, not by virtue of
the constitution, but outside of the constitu-
ton. He has admitted that, if this be not
true doctrine, the whole action of congress
toward the south has been usurpation. 1t
has been BY virtue of this doctrine that he
has urged that congress should establish the
rules of suffrage in the south. He now pro-
poses that congress shall establish the rules
of suffrage in the north also, not, of course,
By virtue of any constitu tional power to do
so, but, it must be, on the score that the
north shall likewise be treated as conquered
territory. a,..-
We are glad to see Mr.. Stevens move in
this direction, because he Will thereby bring
the whole question home to the northern
people in a shape in which it win be under
stood. ..... d. "a az sis fr-5. ...s5E-E
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28


The Boston Post says the radical leaders
now in Washington, do not pretend to CON
ceal their fear and trembling. Alta meeting
of the southern loyalists and members of the
Grand Army of the Republic lately, the qaes.
ton was asked by Judge Pascal, of Texas
"What is to be the result Of this reyulsion in
public sentiment at the north ~ A mem,
Der replied that there could be but one re.
suit, and that would be rehaodelling of the
reconstr sction acts by congress. Those
acts stood condemned by the republican par
ty, and unless change was speedily made
the party would be wiped out of existence
Several Of the gentlemen present expressed
themselves entirely opposed to any change
as'without negro suffrage the electoral vote
of the southern states would certainly be cast
for conservative presidents and that soone,
than permit such result they had bette,
fghtit out on the line. of policy already
adopted. .ushesas,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

The varied emotions excited by young
ladies in leading cities long the hne from
Boston to St. Louis kisses are caught or
stolen from their Mgsthps, are expressed
in s6mstAing like following manner: A
Bo6u "a saws fth an assumption of in
aS-"SiS asalare such liberty
as that q he to- bounds of propriety and
.gehtle1 snly Es&64rss3S she is stopped,
f. 80 4 wIIss ism $leslsled very badlyl
The New Yok girl saysf- "Indeed, Mr..
Brown. your conduct is Ittle familiar if
not ardent. I've ESif mind to ask what
YOU take me for 2" The reply of Brown is
that he takes her tor something nice and
sweet, and . sharp, rapid ,smacking .epsues.
The Rgfad girl says, with mhtAea POSITIVE
ness of manner, but with equally marked in
vsiAesrity .".Wreteh, thisf PVT that right
back; / wouldn't lose it for the world."-
She not only aon't losesh, but gets al she
wantJJT dodbble pfincipas and interest. = The
RAilaaelphia girl sag sos vow thiak thats
drsad{nI smart. Won wouldn't have ddne it =
]. had Zen ipokiS4- me- indeed thef sis
likes 81 pointaa& to book. The HA& 49,
girl says-aRepeat the insult if you dare,
sir expnses her facas that T may jia
done easily and often. The Washington girl
remarks ssEeh,ve been and gone and done
it, have you; now cipher ont how much bet
ter you fee, and Calculate wisnl you'll gel
another chance The Chicago girl says
"Confound your -ia padsaee, do you take
me for New Yorker? I'd have you know
theseis spice ofdangdra thar littae mat
tsrss' The only danger she apprehehds Il
thai you won't : cut and come again s. Tn.
Cincinnati gia saysees Did you eyerr--ne,
neger,-you men ara perfect monsters.f-S
| Affects tears and indignation, but is assua Z
ed By. duplication of the old dose. tn.
Louisville girl says <sszeave,aeae il sare
and well, IL there are any mere Of the sam
/ sort, please help yourself. If you can stan,
4 it, caa.ii u The Detroit gid lssys-- sSiie
Jerusalem what naughty, funny mar
Better you look out how you take one, two
fear mi ore before, mine goot mother comes.
The st. Louis girl says-'soh, go along wit
your nonsense = yea ought TO be ashamed {
4 Yourself. - You can't as It again" She ell
! poses herself, and Il = done again sewers
II
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

! The Boston Post says that since the elee-
ton in Pennsylvania and Ohio, the crawfish
STYLE of politics is decidedly in favor. The
latest illustration is furnished by the New
York EceaaRg Post, whose former trucuien-
ey to the negro suffrage question was
outdone By none of Its radical contem-
poraries. In looking round to fairly deter
mine what the elections did settle, it is safe
to conclude that they put the finishing thrust
into those hateful dogmas which the radical
leaders are now making haste to abandon
These were "settled," if nothing else was
And the New York Post admits as much in
switching off with such promptness from the
track it was running on, and confessing that,
after all, 1t would be better to leave the peo
pie themselves, IN the states of which they
are the respective Inhabitants, to determine
the whole suffrage question. 1t draws a
screen before It's admission-such as a
general constitutional amendment---bu it is
plain that it would much prefer that the
people of the several states should have sole
control, to permitting its assumption by con
gress,- always to be at the mercy OF the party
majority Then why not show courage
enough to say SO when the matter first came
up! An adverse ma srity, wesuspect, isthe
only thing, that can cure radicalism, and
then simply by killing it. sa; -s,5
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28


Judge Thurman addressed democratic
embarrassing in Allegheny City, Pa few
nights ago. He said he considered the
meaning Of the victories this fall to be that
the American people are not prepared to
surrender constitutional government, or TO
submit TO the domination of the celored
race; that they are not willing to see the
south made Poland, the prosperity of the
country sacrificed to party, or the land grean
for thousand years under a load of deb
and taxation which can be paid within a
lifetime without reputation or iniustice.- =
He urged constitutional reconstruetiasi and
recommended, as remedy for excessive
taxation, the stoppage Of plundering from
the treasury, reduction of the number o
ofice-holders, and the bestowal Of a consti
tutional government upon the southern
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28
Latest Style from New York, at Litzen''

Latest Style from New York, at Lltzens.
Five hundred lbs. OF Zephyr 1worsted, in
all shades fine assortment Of Zephyr
goods, for LADIES' and sGhldreas wearjss
new style of Kid Gloves, for Ladies and
Gents, in all numbers and colors; new
assortment of I4sces, Lace Collars, Lace
iHanakerchiefs and Embroidery, and a hew
stock of the latest styles OF Ribbons, dress
and cloak Buttons. Chignons and Hair Ores
ses, Velvet Ribbons, IN al eolors and widths
Beltings, Bugles, Bugle. Trimmings and
Beads -.-. 81, ..--. .s .,.y,ft-s.-y ...-.E
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

The New York Eeesing Post trepublican)
is In fayoref the extension of the elective
franchise. to tn negro las rapidly, as his in
telligence, his obedience to the law, and his
assimilation to the spirit and habits Of that
society. shall warrant" The Past is right.
1t is radical paper in most things, but up
on the items set forth above, We agree with
tito dot Let us have some need of intel
ligenee mixed in with the right to vote. al.
But this is not the programme that the
radicals seek to carry out Nothing short
of universal suffrage VIII suit them, because
they wantsthe votes. Intelligence has moth
ing to do with their count in the games Il ).
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

z Z
In July last, a Captain Morris tSchaf, iag
command at Mount Vernon Arsenal, ,hadia'
controversy, IN writing, with Mr.. Frederick
F. Sheppard, a resident of the neighbeghood,
Schaff gave Sheppard the lie, and Sheppard
responded with challenge" Schaf declined
it, and Sheppard denounced him as "pol-
troon" Thereupon Schaf, sent a military
guard to apprehend his enemy, had him
brought to the arsenal, and there ended the
controversy by shooting him dead. - schaff
was tried, not on a charge of assault With
intent to kill, but on a charge Of, conduct
"anbecoming an officer" and some trivial
sentence imposed upon him.
We learn that the President has now or.
derad him to be tried for murder. 9#
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

The New York Herald says that. :ssseon1
gress has great many committees out on
various tours of duty Just now--one il, on-
necncut, to sect any excusescan be found
for ruling out d democratic member; one in
Maryland, to see if that state has any right
in the Unioh,, ana dozens on general corrdp
ton. Congress wiR be calfea updhh TO ap.
point one more comm ittee on the Very firs'
day of its coming session. committee te
find out what has become Of the republican
.a-sF = 1sssE .gdgi@5 aaa ,zty1IT go -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

"A banking house Of this city forwarded to
the treasury at Washington, $4,000 in
bonds, which the department, after several
days delay, pronounced .coanterfeit, and ln'
farmed the house itiwould be held afespensa-
for the amount. An Investigation proved
that the bonds sent were original govern
ment bonds, sold by Jay Cooke h Co. The
government finally concluded they were
Genuine. Boston Posi-. 81 - 90
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28
Davis, Pain Killer.

Stephen Miles, Davenport, England
Gents-I have great pleasure in recommend
ing the Pain Killer, For mere thar three
months 4 suffered severely &isH soret Throat,
for which | consulted the best physicians,
abWs zderixeda nea beaefit sautits BY . ttieud's
advice, tried -yepx Pen -kissssr - a gargle.
In shask lime ~ .AomF aete9 acnsea~ me-
While in India frequently gave your medi5
cine 10 tAesnatives>wAen no aostor scoalS ID
had fin eaes of seseA hsadschs. IhseqafiS
pains, cramps in the stomach, ana Cholera,
and It always sprea tAwaT I soonsi elq it a
I STEPHEN MILES.
~GESsiTs2-I have used Perry DAVIS and
Sonls sPaih Killer in my family for nearly
a year past with greatsuccess. deem TIA
valuable medicine; it gives almost immedi-
ate relief. ] like to, have a supply always
on hand, and would cheerfully recommend
lie toaltny friends. 600 ID Z
THos. w, EWING, BALTIMORE, q
/ AS.S ~ Pub. Of Meth Protestant.
|, Ia oct24dwlm- J. aai,ss asz7o sas5rl ne a- :
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28
GO to the Best.

Go to to the Bryant Il Stratton Iowa State
Business College, 70 get q thorough practical
business education, or to become a"good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad-
dress fenclosing stamps1 the Bryant & STRAIT,
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa. !
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28
FARM FOR SALE.

r OFFER NY FARM FOR SAFE IF LssIT-
i uated one mile south of Coal Valley village
and adjoining lands Of the Coal Valley Mining
Compasy, and consists of about $50 acres Of roll
ling prairie, and has coal unddr the whole of it.
Over so acres of the land is under cultivation.
The fences are good and there is considerable
good hedge There is good two story farm
house and plenty of sheds; also plenty of good
"~ Tsrm seas. nllk 2INpoHkiaIARKI
CohI yaIfsy. cct.sfs. dw1rn - :
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28
Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, l., o. 0-ooF..i
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall. southeast corner OF Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at 3 O'Clock p. Nj. s' ASK
I a~5 DAVID HAYES, MIG
+ LEVI s LARSON R. s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28

The clsreland Herald, radical paper,
presents very candid view of the recent
overwhelming defeat of the constitutional
amendment of 0hioiR favoraof dindiscxipi;s
nate negro suffrage! This ew con!
in the followingsps ph, ndh desSsSin<
of consideration 4tpm thee rsdicals is
have assiAed in iareinx thu ipdiGcgfSS
mate negro Suffrage upon the sdathern
people: aH'
'There is one feature in the defeat of this
amendment which deserves consideration. o
have been very much deceived in that vote, as we
thought the amendment would fall through in
direction-that is, the failure to vote either way
would defeat it. But the result shows that the
noes have it by the sound; that i Is defeated py
di fecf xotes Il showing that Il was lost MOT
t;on TO vote mon II, Bnt because they directly
opposed to it, y"
hawhen you talk Of paying the national debt
in egrreenbacks, some Of the radicals saynit
would be rank Reputation. Now, the radi
Gals made these greenbacks, and when they
made them they declared by law that they
should be legal tender. What does, thai
mean? hysdegal tender aneans b Lawful
money-it means that if you owe a debt an6
offer to pay it in greenbacks, and the
creditor win not take that sort Of money, h
shall, have no ether Is3his Republication r
n yoa owed a radical adebt, would he. pre-
tend that you repudiated, it if you offeTe'
him greenbacks in payment? No, indeed
You meyer saw . radical prejudiced to tina
extent against greenbaeks: They were de
Icidedly partial to gresnbacks during. tn
war;; and so far as we know, they don
Iobiect to greenbacks nor, when. they ca
get thems Vet, some of them tell as tia
to pay the national debt in greenbacks wohl
i.be repudiationi
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-28
somethsngsNew

1U1Ikubn&HB n
Gee to Bambefksr,s and zee his new stock
of Dress Goods, Trimmings, &c.
aug30dwtf. $500, ..rs-.,.sl