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The evening Argus., 1867-07-08
DIVIDENDS.
WHEN To BE DONE.

The company propose to commence work at 8,
early day, and TO push it forward as rapidly a.
possible, and intend to have their lines completed
will dala
The evening Argus., 1867-07-08
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.

Rock Island, May 81, 1867, d3m
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General 0rder No. . iron the War Dspayimsni states
that The numsroos Of soldiers frroaans Who
report points far distant from their stations without
che means of travelling farther, demand that onicsrs
should proper DISCRIMINATION In granting furousha
The nsn must either become dessnsr in fact or
70 shsir .ccmpanica Department commasdsrs srs
authorised 10 esnd men reporting under such croum.
stances 70 military post or depot, whsn there ID pro-
liability that thoy ca soon b seas With detachment 70
che vicinity OF Their posla In special easss where
ahsil seem nost iudcleua departnsas oonmasdsss N
tos tickets % b. purchased By The Quasssns1lsS -
usioughsd soldier; ed where his u dons spooal -
port o. the amount paid Tot such ssaaspoytssSen VIII ~
MADE By letter 70 che COMPANY comman6os wh0 Win
charge The came against ths sodjsFs' pay s6 % ~
nuster day. The same amount together Win tko 6k1s
.hss ne solder ssporsd himself VII b sassssd O h
nnCuaAHrovx
DfsvN Major 0eoernl D. T. Ruckes hoo beeu anigned
70 6uty - Acaing ouassefmasees General
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M ExIco.
Enthusiastic Receptisn Of Jnarex In Du-
rango-The Liberals the Track Of the
Retrenting Enemy. &c.


Enthusiastic Receptisn Of Jaarex In Du-
rango-The Liberals ON the Track Of the
Retrensins Enemy, &c.
BAN FsAscsco, Jan Is, 1867
Correspondence from Durango. dated December ~,
that Juares arrived that city the day before
and received most enthusiastic reception. He was
escorted by six thousand citizens and entered the
city amid the Of cannon, the ringing Of bells and
great rejoicing Of the people.
Next day the President commenced operations against
the inyaderE An army, two thousand strong was sent
In the direction Of Jalisco with orders TO Join the
dvinon Of General Auxa and follow the French on the
way 70 the city Of Mexico.
Ofcial news received that column OF French
troops thousand strong fell into an ambuscade near
San Juan do loo Lagos and entirely cut on losing
all their arms and materials Of besides two hundred
and NIFTY prisoners General Rikera commanded the
victorious party.
General Piscds Vega left Durango on December % for
the city Of Mexico in command u . brigade
Previous 70 the arrival Of President Juarez the French
evacuated the city and went towards Zacaccas, sighting
all the way 70 GuadalajarA
Colonel Pares appointed Military Commander, and
Senior Arando Governor Of the State Of Durango.
On the star or President Juarsx eighteen American
ofncsn lately arrived from California
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Nnpssots exported ssss rear e,yt bushels Of
vhaAs and -FOUR
In Baltimore lss, yea, there were one hundred ana
nfsy nine Ores involving loss Of $500 ooo.
Nesrcss IN Ksnsacry demand fsos $50 70 600 Tor .
years service.
siscs The abolition ~ slavery the sss4sssd valuauoa or
property IN Missouri has Increased Sos, 900.
~ Louis journal counts up 1889 house, built IN THAI
city during the year 1859 total ooss q %, 04ao<
whseiock VI wAs frozen 70 death NOT long spce while
going % tse south part q thss town As was found
three days sfsrward
Vernon, 80. n.sss ss,.l. ls,, ois sheep ana $500
numbers received their Of S3 CATTLE 400 SO sheep
and III. 80 s.iae Bostcn gets more for her meat
comblnsd except the western Ssassa
svss sumrsy q he iubss ana ssls bssssss q siss
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correspondent Of the Chicago TStHne writes fol-
lows from Louisville, n.y., January H.
have had long and unrcsssvsd convs. ssticn with
the Arkansas delegation, direct from Washington where
shey went 70 confer regard "a tbs admission Of the
eAia The committee consisted Of 6ereyal CAN'T John
K Fell and r. G. Newton. They think the impssch-
nsnt scheme will be wholly abandoned or defeated and
ssy thss Conesmen are everwhslmsd with letters pro-
testing against Impeachment The COMMITTEES found
the President arm in the determination 10 equal Jus
tice ncsed out In every State The delegation also mel
81 the dinner table IL secresy Seward General Grant
stating them that he knew nothing q political mat.
tors aud sss wholly Ignorant d the sopbisres Of poll
ticans regarding the constitutional amendment The
General declined 10 express any opinion ~ 70 iS
Justice. conssitutionsity or expediepcy; but be
said be would IKE for q least one South.
II their Senstcn and Representatives would b
admitted 20 seats Congress- II tho time express
ing ths opinion that they would BE- admitted He aso
stated that 81 the Of Congress he urged
adoption on the part Of Southern States Of me amend
nspt the condition rsecedsnt 70 rssdieson they ought
paxs resoiutlnn 70 that effect, sclemniy pedginS
Consrss 10 Secelvs he Senators and Representatives
who wore elected to that body. they al mot take
such step ,hsy could nos sxpscs Southern psop'e
would lead them they knew not whore. On The negro
suffrage question he decided stating that he
believed that va question that should be left wholly
and entirely with the people Of Tho ssvsni ssses that
that matter and ephatcally declared the question
came up In lsoa and be wsre there 70 VOTE he woud
certainly vote agsiu It. But be aid somsth ~ the
eject that he we're u one Of the southern States he
believed he would vote for n fer be satisfied be
pleased and would thus bs esinng instead Of loeing
political power They called upon fhsd Stevens and
say hs insuIted them
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
The vsises that Guido the Southern People
The Bane and AntIdste.

From the Mobile Advertiser, Jan
Desoate in heart broken In fortunes, Isolated ID poll
people subugated by arms, the South has yet solemn
duties TO perform IL has temptations TO avoid, the
wos Of politicians to resist and noble fortiude 70 fos-
ter and CHERISH In order 10 bear affection with patience
and not the least OF It's many crses We danger in
this radical constitutional amendment and We should b
false TO public duty did We not our conntrymen
81 It y Trojan horse sought 70 be intro
that is armed enemies are no. even oonceaed i,s
belly. There never was clearer proposition 70 men
whose visions not darksned by apprehension, than
that the excluded States themselves 10 their
Americans the other States Of the former Union ADD
to the genius OF constitutional freedom, resolutely TO
decline to become parties by consent TO this degrading
amendment Nothing worse could befall W from the
granting that We get back into the Union, "socaed
the price Of this sacrifice OF constitutional right STATE
character and honor people, what do wo gain bus
dead frutf We 60 back bound, hand and foot and
IS much the mercy Of radical majority. whose sway
will have been prolonged BY our ACT - We are now @
could BE- under an act Of teyrtoriaxatOn We 90 back
heads hanging in shame, and our names blasted
for ell time come people who have sold thoir COD
ike Lee for thirty dirty pieces OF lver Do NOT men
OF the SOUTH Let them not do the deed women Of the
And as we have heretofore pleaded with to
the of rashness before you leaped from the
beeting verge into the dread abyss OF civil war ana -
when had passed the Rubcon, we besought you ~
all your manhood and womanhood TO make good, ~
plore you stand firm IN spurning self degradation 70
hold fast the vantage ground Of present position
be 20 yourselves and the friends OF liberty
throughous this free land and show yourselves
and living soldiers were brave In war
We deeply rearet that Alabama should have been the
nrs show signs Of nching where seadness ana
nerve are demanded by duty and saiesmanshp
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NAVY su1lETIN.

oap1Rsp.
JAN 5-Psssee Assistant paymAstar Danforth p
Wright 70 the huron Acting Enssn b O Lov and mate
J. ,. O'Bsien 70 the Mnrbiehcsd
Ths Secretary Of shs Navy has received despatch
Decenber f announcing his arrival ~ that port the
9th of December, and bis intention 70 proceed on the
aas q wiring 70 lsnsrns The ship y In Sood order
iiss.snsnt comu.udcr Jsmcs ssIllwsn has oe.A
ordered 70 the susq1shanna.
Navy Yard ~ Portsmouth,, ~ H.
Psymsster Charss W. Abbot has bonn ordered 70 sSs
s0sa9ena'nA' .r,oor..-, ,,vos,n
jar. b--Ease Thomas wisor, Of the ConsmsuSh
Mot. = volesors rom a0 he receiving IN, vermont
Commodore james zidss has been detached nom
Commsnd o. the unlssd Stats steamer susquehaasas
xs.s james Oliver hes been desaebsd from the Unssa
States steamer Peoria and ordered 70 Ne vermont
from the susquchanna and ordered v The Vermont.
Lieutenant tommsndsr Hison Hazsun, sssseheA fson
the vsros, and ordered % ds'y . We Naval Rca1ss
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CA N A D A..


The Fcnian Trials 1t TorontO-Peter Ledwith
Found Guilty and James ncDcrmott Ac.
quilted DC. - 80.
Tho court opened this morning 1t ten O'Clock, Judge
Morrison presiding II was eleven o'clock before the
prisoners 70 be tired had arrived from the jail During
the delay Mr. Mckenzie said that the bsx from which
the jurors names were drawn hardly large enough
and requested that tho sheriff instructed to procure
q larger one
Judge Morrison--I have no authority in the matter.
Mr. Cameron--Ny learned friend has found 30 many
Americans 70 st alien jurors for gold dollar that
larger box IL necessary.
Mr. McKenxie-wo want box in order that the Crown
cannot pack the jury, they have been lately doing
Sheriff JarvIs-I will procure larger one.
Peter Paul Lsdwith was then placed in the dock, and
pleaded NOT guilty The prisoner stated that he was
American and asked for jury composed Of onehaN Of
his countrymen. The Crown decided to permit Amer-
George Dagger testified to having soon the prisoner
On the q o. ne Nd 10
he was armed; arrested him; have lived eighteen
years in Fort Erie aborng man; was at the fight
Mr. J. Il Cameron--The correspondent Of the NEW
YoRK herald stated in despatch last October that
Witncss-Ir you had been there, Mr. Cameron, guess
you'd have hid IN hog pentgreai laughter; fought
S Ss Sos psn & sr the usea rife and
munon; think did not use my lers during the tight
Further testimony, evincing nothing new, however,
heard and the jury inter an absence OF ten min
utes rendered verdict Of "Guilty." Sentence was
postponed
James Mcdonald was then placed in the dock, and
after couple Of witnesses were examined nothing was
proven and the jury acquitted him without leaving the
box He immediately discharged The court then
adjourned until Monday.
Gumboats 10 Guard the Fenian Prisoners
The Report Trade Of Canadas &C.
TORONTO JAN 49, 1867.
gupboat win be stationed at Kingston in the spring
on account Of tho number Of Fenisn couvicts in the
Penitentssry there gunboat viii also be stationed
permanently In Niagara river.
The exports FROM Canada the States during the past
year follows Wheat, $40 900 burhols barley,
1000 600 bushe,s -four. 100 600 baress butter
pounds; lumber, IL, 0Oo, 600 feet.
Trenble About Water--Opp osisien 20 Cenfed.
eration--COnsuacrcial Stasistics. Acc.
MONTREAL Jan. Is, 1897.
Serious trouble 10 anticipated regarding the water sup
ply In consequence OF the Ice jam 81 the foot Of Lachne
rapids, damming the water back from the ppea
me Herald 10 publishing . pamphlet against conssd-
Grafton. II will Be literally circulated in England
The imports al Montreal lAsa year amounted to
500 900 and the exports 70 The increase
in the value Of imports over the previous year was
The quantity Of ncur exported tothe stasss was one
hundred and ninety thonsand barrels against one hum
drsd ana sixty thousand barrels for the previous
detachment Of The water police have been ordered
the frontier The cause Of the movement 10 not pub
liciy known.
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MARsHu, Mich, JAM, ~, 1900
Asonnagrsi,sa occurred here On Sunday night totally
Destroying the extensive and valuable ssop~ flooring mills
- " J. Ysrrs, Of snh city. Aiarss' amount Of grain
and fssd and considerable quantity Of hour were stored
h aha min. Oil Of which sntireiy destroyed.
These ms we're neatly new end perfect 10 every par
sysiar being bulk q cue sope -four stories IN height
sPpassssA Tnsy we're ccsSdsssd smeas The anss, 10
No ciSs he N -. bsss soonS as 70 me crss Of the
Dse ana ths imprssos Gains ground thst nuet have
bsen che wcsk e. - tncsadiary.
The loss wI epprosima!e Y - 100 partially covered
london and 0ebs, $1,000 &mA 81 .Hartsost- $500:
City ytss. Of Hsxuovd: y, ooo; undeswri.sm Ag.scy
American, Nsw York, $4,000; Nome. Nss Yoss. $500;
lsss.ssysas, eAsee nsucpe,Iss eSsso Lumber q !.
building aud shs bsianos oa Sbs stock The min he'd -
ceaty bssn IsAssl u parties from psvsbpcn fswA vhs
were y hsvs taken ps1snten seSAy. Tnsy - ecms
trsis IN ns nil which partially msursd being ron
pltssd ~ ths amounts eiven above.
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- Iyes~se
Hsw 60 Deal With the CarecssserueteA-
Seathern Remedy for Southern Evil.

IRON tbe Raleigh IN. C1 sssndaydl
The urshos OF the whole matter Ia that the governments
muet deal With these insiigaiors and ieadsrs IL mu
srike Thorn In such way % 10 deprive them OF al In
nuenca The great body OF our people disposed -
submit IN good faith 70 the government and 10 acceps
the Union on the terms laid down BY the majority, aud
they would do but tor theee wicked instignto ana
leaders Let Congress deal with them. Let IL strike
them down. both measure or security for the future
and Of just punishment for thei- crmea Les this
done IN m oct 70 rcorgsuze state governments
loyal basis and the loyal people Of these southern Stats
once Ia possession OF supreme over these trator
win answer for u that they will no more disturb the pub
This s tbs loyal people Of the South ask Pass Mr.
Stevens bill, aud they will take care Of onsss
latter day war men and traitors Of oil kinda They oil
cute thc, AZ did the Uno1kss during the rebellion but
they viii make them know their places and will see %
IL that they never obtain power again this people,
whom they have ruined By their folly, selnsbpess aud
Wit ed ambition.
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sljehtsss hint OF value 70 those who ensagee
solution OF the questions connected with this saotec
such ovsrahadowing importance 70 The nation, isnsl
abundanuy compensated.
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:. ~ osvssnos rhcma ssymsur, or connseucus; 4 n.
Via. VI Philadelphia ssNJ u rurt,e. N Nassan. sse
seorping - shs A. psnn HossA '' 49,.
9sasrHl ssndcvs, o. ~ United sss,es Array ssa rcs-
~ ransr q Olcaeo, Ays stopping ~ NE Slfh Avsnss
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From the New Orleans Crescent jan H.
In our troubles would do well TO discafa
policy and sxpediency altogether and % trust only in
plain truth and open hearted candor We need not take
pains say all that might be trthfuy said on all sorts
Of subjects, nor need We wander about with knitted
brows fretng grievances Ia doleui accentA Bus
when called for opinions Il is intellectually the nos
polite course We can pursue 70 give them WIN cnar
like directness and thorough frankness
CANNOT YIELD NEGRO SUFFRAGE
When questioned 10 our feelings on the matter OF
negro suffrage there reason why We should not say
that shall willingly accept or tolerate " N any
.ny op 20 ,Sye which The people o ali The States lately
ssvehoding scorn detes and abhor, u V the compu
sorry equality in political privileges between whites ana
blacks which the extremists or the North ere now Az
tempting TO force upon u.s. We, the white men OF tho
SOUTH idea shadow Of conception OF the pos
race Of our late bondsmen. II is our general be.
belief, absolute and unaterable that this country
~ whs and By white men, and
u Is settled purpose that mono but white men shall
participate IN its government Ours the civilization
the republican elective government OF these North
American States and while hold towards the African
friendly feeling are unchAngeably to extend
Ing TO that franchise 70 which they have NO right.
cooInsn. 10 force upon n result 20 nconmsept with
feelngs adverse 70 best interests 20 entirely
uncsled for so humsting to all proper sense Of polt
be raised 20 level for which they have ntness ana
% which they have NO semblance Of rightfu claim
Under the nueOce OF Northern apathy In obedience
70 prevalent empncism 10 poiucs negro suffrage
might be enforced upon u.s. unless We honestly boldly
and perseverugy protest against now and for oil future
devise devil: wy '''A ".''. '''A' s1-'.s -
xusr STAND NJ STATE ncRFa
Again, 10 our duty 70 be altogether frank On The
matter OF the centralxing transformation which the
tenn Of governments IS now undergoing. Having onoe
coatended in The bitter and bloody forum Of arms for
what We deemed rights o. indspcndsas States III
becomes 10 sanction the cousodAten Of political
power which must leave the States impoverished de:t-
tute denovefed and dIscsowned There 10 Why
We should mot frankly protest against this monstroue In
novaton-no why should hold our peace whie
the temple II turned 70 den OF wickednseA We have
surely lees right 70 BE- hoard n our own cause noU
than dvs We did not cease 70 b white resmA
when failed 70 become citizens Of free states forming
confederation. Our opinions may do but little good
IL poipf OF immediate practical resuitsthey may even
excite the derison and stimulate The hate OF our
eucmes-but The time will whom these continued
circumstances and protests win aid those who still 3D.
here 10 legal traditions and constitutional maximG
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HuDsoS Jan. is, 1861.
The storm here last night terrific and all the roads
leading TO this city are badly drifted with snow.
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Schooner Ashore Near Cape Henry.
FoRrREss AoSRos, Jan. Is. 1897.
Schooner supposed 70 be the Martha, for Bati.
more from Savannah, with old iron Ia ashore thirty
miles below Cape Henry. The vessel 10 regarded rs
total loss. This weather intensely cold last AiKht
with bitter northwest wind.
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Bosscs Jan it.A n.
The nsss severe SNOW that bee occurred shis
latitude SIEGE 1857 began yesterday morning a shout
thsss and half O'Clock and confused 9th crest fury
tu an early how tbls morning, sDd there srs huge
sssns srsu four " sssss fsss sssr ~ Ne swssla
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan, IS 1857
The snow drifts the Camden and Amboy road cause
much detention. Tho morning eight O'Clock train left
at half past nine All the trains are late.
Tho Central Pennsylvania road Is also impeded but
the officers expect TO have tho distractions all removed
by this Afternoon when the regular travel Will be re-
sumed
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seit-gove{nueDt, ana ] may e0d-con0dering but one
shall dsvns ssns means Of fns this sssmendous sogsy
nert mass OF stupsdty and ignorance Of which have
S.sn .s = zee sU-s
greater blsasng on ths racs snt the nation than that
which smAscipated L. temporarily, viii scarcely Be
Ss condition ss o., q ne ss rscs has been
slavery Bus il contemplation 81 this We mus NOT forget
that other and more importaaa and farther rsachiaE
Dses VA . a " .ss so y
he chsce either of Aycas perpetual sssvisuds with
M san Of incslcuisbls sv Of accepting he present
7Ss general sspscl Of ssAss IN Alabama esnpo, al
things considered, b regarded encouraging There d
plenty u lsad. u ~ esvsss4 q wsl = Sscusvsssd
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ssss = lee ssssss; ssa ': ss:.,s ss e =
n1 y - certain csep sn1 much moss pgU0sable &
sshe pvssA shaa a.y tisa !. nissl q shs ostk bul
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-19

MWIu0e
PORTLAND Me-, Jan. 1ei 1867.
The storm broke shout three o'clock, and Il Is now
clear the wind north northwest and blowing heavily.
The thermometer s eleven degrees Quite feet on
this port yesterday morning. unable to get in The rev.
enue steamer Mahoming cruised eastward this morning
TO relieve distressed vessels. The North Yarmouth
Grand Trunk Railway depot was blown down to-day No
trains In or out yet