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CLEAREn THIs MnRNINn

CLEARED THIS MORNING
schT ann L Blew Buckalew. Georgetown, Oadws Cor
sChT sChr / MSos6s Pickup. New Haven, Johns.
schr Y. 6. Thompson. Yates. Georgetown, do. -
sehr A. HscE%%an. % steemSn, sssof saSo, ROrds dS
scsT 8. 4. Wines, Hulse Fortress Monroe. 40
sCRT sCRT Belle T0wpsend Rgg aSTOqr Repper Bro.
schr A. Bursey, Jenkins. Boston, e. r. Sawyer q Co,
sShT Cox; HoSCk. Lynn BlSEstOn araeiT Soc.
schr Reading W RI. No. is. &ndef.son. N. .Havan ddo
schr Alexina. Menklns Potomac Bacon CoI1inHSo9sc 40
SRT Fnsyy RuTTsy LyR1 Day Hpdss
schT c L. b Ives BowdSch, Sag Haroor, e. v. Glover
seer snota % y soa surgin' thompson CharestoWn j. q
Str Vinelsnd Borden, sSssafras riyer + n P Bnor
sur A. O. Stimers' -, Chesapeake, j. D. Rnof
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
in ballast to j. RSEIsSo y days from New York,
sSbr sShT L Il y svI, Iyes' SoTdtch, from Norwich
sShr ]; 9. Henry, ,piiks nom NS Lynn. LSSTw'on'
schT SchT EExpress, Ss M WALLACE, from Dorchester.
schr L Blew, Buckaiew, rom rom Boston SM ne" YORK
sCRr e. fsE BSrseS 81 EoTsSR BToEeT @ from Boston
Scbr Sem SMSGPsnern SSsnern Light Moore; from Greenwich
sh schr H ! IBlaSeIkman, steelman, rom Portsmouth.
tnr:T SGnr p: II Wines Huse. from Port Jefferson.
uP9Ee' nor with mdse 70 ]. ID. Ruof.
conssnsSS 70 r. Kerr bro Len Ss
'ohn shay for New York l4th inst.
sL, r MEMORANDA.
Snip Tonawanda, Julius for IIVerpool cleared at
5e. John, ~. R.s 10Th inst.
steamship Pioneer, Bennett. hence. at Wilmington.
Brigs ntelope, Rumball and N. stowers. French
hence, 90 Boston yesterday.
Brig Rio 0rande Bennett from ST. John, N. b., FOR
fhnaoelphia sailed from Holmes Hole 22d inst. -.
Instant -.
schr A. Hugel. Robinson. for Philadelphia. sailed
schr j. whitenouse Jones, for philadelphia cleared
scSr T. q. Runycn, Miller, for Philadelphia sailed
nom Providence 22d inst. -. ood tnat ana
sailed again to return,
DOMESTIC POh4eA -..A.. 4,.t..,
NEW YORK, August 2S.-ArriVoo HsoAHA1"ih O~Vni
Won Banten, fr0xn Bremen. -. = s..v,,aos,
Ship Columbia Rebtn9Qns HVm AAfWhVVh
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.
Loss of a ShIp-COstIy Apparel-The
Schutzen fest, Etc.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
BALTIMORE. August A.--The Swedish brig
Helen, Captain Clossln, which sailed recently
from this port for Londonderry, it is appre-
hended has been lost, with all on board. She
had ten thousand bushels of corn for freight.
1t is now ascertained that the new military
uniforms for the Maryland militia will cost the
State about three hundred thousand dollars,
which causes much dissatisfaction with the
taxpayers.
The German Schutzenfest continues Today,
and closes on Monday night, when President
Johnson is expected to attend.
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Arrival of the steamer Monterey.

NEW YORK, August 24.-Arrived steamer
Monterey. from New Orleans. She has on
board number of Austrian troops from
Mexico, who will leave for Europe by the
steamer Western Metropolis to.day.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

traditional Marine NesOs see Third Pcoa.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA............ AuGTrsT a.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rEru
GRAPH OFFICE. A-
IA. M...-s......70 IL A M...........S 70 p, "a
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FIRST EDITlO N
THE GREAT OIL FIRE At MONTREAL.

100000 Gallons of Oil Destroyed
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ID E L M B o l. D.
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

At the Cape Of Good Hope the HottentOts
have long used BUCHU for variety Of dis
eases; it was borrowed from those rude prac
titiOners by the English and Dutch physicians
on whose recommendation it was employed in
Europe, and has now come int general use,
Ills given chiefly in
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lis given chiefly in
GRAVEL, CHRONIC CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER, FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS
AND DEBILITY, FOR PRoLAPsUs
UTERI, DISEASES OF THE
PROSTATE GLAND, RETEN-
TION OR INCoNTI-
NENCE OF URINE
And all diseases requiring the aid OF a diuretic,
arising from loss of tone in the parts con-
Oerned in its evacuation 1t also recon-
mended in cases of
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, Gu
TANEOUS AFFECTIONS AND DR0PSY.
To cure these diseases we must bring into
action the muscles which are engaged in their
various functions. To neglect them, however
slight may be the attack, is sure to affect the
bodily health and mental powers. Our FLESH
and BLOOD are supported from these sources
Persons at every period of life. from
INFANCY TO OLD AGE,
And in every state of health, are liable to be
subjects of these diseases. The causes in many
instances are unknown. The patient has,
however, an admirable remedy in
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THE OHIO ELECTION CAMPA1GN.
Washington Gossip of the Day.

Etc., Etc., EtO., ETC., Etc., Etc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERoE.

Captain ssd U. 5. IniaRtry. nj S2nS2 4. a. 4. q.
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TO tO.NSUNPrIyEx.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, sfter
having suffered Tor several years with a severe
lung affection. aud ,hst dread di.esso Consu,nn.
uon-is anx'ous 10 make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure ..
To all who desire il, he will send a copy of
the prescription used Qree Of chargc,) with tho
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will hnd SURE cURS fos Consump.
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, aud all
Throat aud Lung Affections. The ouIy object
OF the advertiser, in sendi ng the Prescription
Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa.
tion which he conceives TO be lnvsluable. and
he hooos every sufferer will try his remedy, a.
Il will cost them nothing. aud may prove
blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, free,
by returD mail, will please address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
v" O Mcmillan, Marion, 5. o., Agent for 8. @.
May sth, lS87--ly.
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Southern News.

ArGrsrA. Sept BEN Hill is writ.
ING series of letters - Gen Grant, in
reply % Pope. in which he asserts that no
respectable white man in tha South 40
proves "f the military bills AS constitution.
a., right, or just.
MoHTGOMERy. Sep'.. 8 The Con.arI
va''ve Convention ahjpnrne to dav. after
adopting a series of resolutions. acknowl-
edging the control of the Federal Gov
"rnmsnt and tho perpetnitv ofihe Union,
Tut asserting the supremacy OF the con
s'mn'ion over Congress, which is but
par "f The government.
New Orleans, Sent 5.-Shcridan turned over
his command to Griffin to dsv, and will lesvo
by the seven o'clock train this evening.
SAN FR,NciSco, Sept. s. California sends
greeting to all conservative citizens at the East
having elected Henry III IIaight. Governor by
many thousands The Legislature is Demo.
cratic. Three Democratic Congressman elected.
MARKETS.
Charleston, Sep 6.-Cotton from % To IS.
New York. Sept 8 lotion eas-- ; sales
1000 hales at 20 l.2 Gold ~.
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IFor the Lancaster Ledger ]
Temperance Meeting.

In accordance with pr-vious notice,
respectable portion Of the cirizens .of the
Village Of Lancaster convened At the
Court House on Wednesday night, the
4rh irss., Tor the purpose Of forming a
Temperance Society.
b. j. Wtherspoo", Esq. was called 10
the Chair. and T. S. Riddle requested to
act .s Secretary. The Chsir explained
the o'j"c, Of the meeting in lew peril
n"nt remarks
JOHN G Wmhsrspoon, Esq. was called
upon TO address the me-t,ng. and respon
ded in y manner suitable To occasion and
sal iec' dwelling n, length upon tho evils
Of intoxicating drinks aud the beneficial
results that must necessarily flow from Az
organized Temperance SocierY in our Vii
lsgo at this particular time. His remarks
were well received aud highly app'auded
The business OF organization WAS then
proceeded with. Twenty-one gentlemen
came forward and signed the pledge.
A resolution WAS adopted receiving the
ladies "a visitors. and ex'e' dug an invi
tation TO the ladies' OF the V llage 10 unite
with u. their sympathy and encourage
rrent in the present Undertaking.
On motion. the Soristv was per lament
" organized hv the election ~ b J
Withenpoon, President; aud I. s. Rid
die. Secretary.
On motion. a Committee Of five were
appointed to secure speakers for our mex,
meeting.
On motion, il WAS resolved, that this
Society hold their regular meetings on
Wed esdsv nights ! aud that An invita-
tion he extended 20 the pu'.lic. and more
especially the ladies, to attend also, that
'he proceedings Of this meeting be pub
iisbed in the Lsncas'ar Ledger
b. WITHERSPOON, Ch'mn.
T. S. RIDDLE. SPc'y
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r Religious Notices.

Rev. J. n CRAIG may be expected to
preach Ut Waxhaw next sabbath, (S-pt
l5 At | | n. m. and at the School-honse
near Mr.. J N. NeelyS on that afternoon.
a, 81 o'clock.
ES- We are requested to state. 'ha,
Rev. l. WooD. will preach in the Me,hr
odis, Church ut this place on nes, Friday
evening at candle light, also on Saturday
and Sunday.
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TIE CoNtNa ELecrIoNs Elections
will shortly be held in The following Sra'e..
Wig: Cslisrnia, September q; Maine,
September o; Ohio. Pennsvlsania. and
Iowa. Octoher 8; Ma-sschuseits, Minne
sota, and Wisconsin. November 8. OF
these elections those which excite the
most attention and interest are the con
tests for the Govsrnorship Of CaHforoa
and Ohio, and the choice 81 y Chief jus
,ice Of the Suprems Court, in the place Of
Judge George w. Woodward, in Pen
nsylvanis.
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| Correspondence Of the Charleston Mercury. i

Correspondence Of the Charleston Mercury.
WAsHIsoros, Aug 27 --P,,liuc,i cir,
cles her-sbou,s have been In n hrp hs,a,e
Of eSchemen, for the past few days, in
couse qurnce Of the important orders,from
the Executive. assigning ne commanders
,n the Second and Fifth Military Districts.
the publication Of the correspondence he
tween the President aud General Grant
,elsr,ve to he rrmoyal Of Sheridan, aud
the son icrnt articles IN rhs National
Mtelligencer. fnre.hrdo"ing al early re
construction of the Cabinet
A to the Cabinet qnes,iou, there ia
hole hevond the editorials iG the InteH
gencer At present to note. Tha, the re-
sgns,ron OF each and every member Of
the Cabinet il at the disposal of the Pre-
sldsnt. may he rue; aad vet. there NAV
be no immediate change in that psrtiou
lar class OF officials. although stro"g out
side pressure - being brought up to Sc
cure the removal If Mpssrs Se~ard a, d
McCulloch. The name Of Hon j. S
Back has been mentioned in connec' ion
with the success ion IN State Department,
while certain clique Of Nes Workers
AMI others are urging john J Cisco for
the Treasury Department. But this is
mer" street gossip and simply send il,
f,r whatever il. may ue worth.
ORDER 10 10.
In assigning General Canhv to the
command Of the Second DISTRICT in lieu Of
General Sirkl-s, the President directs him.
when necessary. TO exercise any and all
powers conferred hv ar's nf Congress upon
District Commanders. and anv and all
authority PERTAINING to officers in com.
mand Of military departments" As his
General Canhv's) predecessor was insrruc
'rd not TO interfere with the process Of the
United States Courts. il ~ to b. presumed
thai the new commsrd-r ~iI not a,tempt
to execute Order M 10, issued hv Gen
Srckles and which WAS believed To hsvs
been under consideration at the Cabne,
meeting to dav
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A NOBLE Acr.--Gensrat Grant has
recently, we see it stated. furnished guns.
swords, cannon, caisson.. &s, F., for the use
Of the cadets OF the "Vhpinia Military
Institute" over which General Lee pre-
sides, and he has .lso restored to the Ia
sutu,e the old Cadet Battery" which
had been taken fromit Governor Let
cher has publicly thanked General GRAFT
for these favors. aud ;hs Vuginisns in gen
erai, II Is said. ara greatly pleased with
such en- act Of courtesy
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Proposed Amnesty Proclamation.
Yellow Fever in Galveston.

GALVESTON, Sept 3-The fever is un
absted. DR. Rowe. Army Surgeon, is
very low. DR. Adams, Medical Director,
taken. Gen Potter is though, to he i'm
proving. Gen. GriiIin's only child and
nurse we're taken last night He WAS
te'eCr'phed to remove the Headquarters
"f the 9th D,rr,ct to Galveston. Lieut..
Grret's"u has been appointed TO take
charge Of the Preedmsu's Bureau, vice
Kirkham, died.
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TELEGR dIC,
From Washington.

WAsin NoroN, Aug. S Special Or
der No 429, from GtueraI Giants Head
qusrtets.is as follows
Commanders Of the Military Districts,
created under the act Of March -. 1867
will make no appointments to civil office
OF persons who, have been removed by
Themselves or their predecessors in com.
mand.
Tie Attorney Generals repor,' On which
the President removed Sickles, will bs
published On Monday. .....
Proposed Amnesty Proclamation.
WAsnINGroN, Sep. 3.--The amns.ty
question Is hefore the Cabinet this morn
ing. The proclamation will he based up,
on that Of March go, issued hv johnson
when Provisional Governor Of Tennessee,
which was approved by Lincoln and the
Congress.
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l. d T. "A l.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
Camden Mail.

Camden Mail.
Departs Monday aud Friday at 8 a. m.
Arrives Tuesday aud Saturday at 8 p. m.
Mail closes Sunday and Thu sday at 8 p. m.
CHARLOTTE MAIL.
Arrives Tuesday aud Saturday at IL m.
Departs Tuesday aud Saturday at p. IN,
Mail closes Tuesday and Saturday ut l l "a. NJ.
Pi\EVlLLE MALL.
Departs Thursday at & an.
Arrives iidny at 4p. m.
Mail closes Wedn, sday at 8 p. m.
JEFFERSON MALL.
Departs Thursday at 2p m.
Arrives Saturday It IL a. M.
Mail closes Thursday at IL m.
CAMDEN via Liberty Hill.
Arrives Friday at a. m.
Departs Friday at . p. IN.
Mail closes Friday at l2 m.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
DEKALB HOUSE.

'HBE Subseriber takes pleasure 10 infors,.
inc his friend' and the public general.
W maj he has re opened te DEKALB
hpusE, which has beer nihoroughIy reno.
yetsd End IL aow hsady for the acsommo.
dalton OF The travelling public. whose pat
'"nage Is respectfully solicited.
Co"ehar slwsvs IN readiness 10 cosvey
passengers Z" ssd from the Hotel
The proprietor promises TO do all 10 bis
power Tor tbs comfort OF hf- yussts
j. w. RODGERS, Proprietor. S
Camden, s. G Sept ~, 1867. u.
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Commissioners Sales.

The important sales advertised bv the
Commissioner in Eqni,y in this paper, is
well worthy the attention Of those who
are in the land market Some Of these
tracts are Of the beat quality in the Dis
nict, and present rare opportunity.
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that in this coming contest the Presidents
party will not be the victor. 1t has not
been 80 heretofore. Harsher terms have
been imposed upon US every time we
have listened to the President and his ad
v'sers. Prudence, expediency, therefore,
dictate strict neutrality on our part in the
present contest. Tee President, whatever
his intentions, is. unable to serve us, ma
iefiaiiy, nor are We able To serve hum
But our connection; we verify he'Ieve,.h
been productive Of harm to both him
aud ia.
Let us ;ben learn wisdom from the past,
and stand aloof from the present imhroc
lio. WI firmly y believe that we now have
the best terms that will ever he offered to
us. Let nothing, therefore, lead us from
the main work IN hand. Let no side ia
sue divert our attention from the great
task, now before US, viz: our political re-
generation. II we re- .ct these terms, we
have no reason whatever TO look for anyI
thing but woise.
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GES. CASBY's OPlSIoSs Gen. Csnby
Who hss jnst heen appointed 10 the com
msnd OF the Second Military District, is
s.id TO have remarked yesterday. IN con
veisa'ion with = friend, that he was No,
political psftssn, but ths, he had uudled
the Reconstruction laws thoroughly and
approved them, and that lac considered
their faithful execution essential to The
welfare OF the nation. He ,honght i, the
duty Of the Southern pe"p's to accept
the terms Offered them. He is also s.id
TO have Expressed his appreciation Of the
utility OF the Frsrdnso's Bnrssu. and
bis Intention OF giving is agents all pro
per and necessary AID in the exacn,ion OF
their work. - Washington Chronicle. 81
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Special Notices.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered fos years from,
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for tho
sake Of suffering humanity, zen j tee 10 all who
need It, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which ne was cured
Sufferers wishing ~ profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN.
~ Cedar Street, New York, >
May sth, lsS7-ly. efss
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Gen. Candy

Has Issued an order, assuming com.
mand Of the 81 Military District "All
exisiing orders and regulations are adop.
ted and confirmed, and will be observed
aad enforced unless hereafter modified or
revoked by proper authority"
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DEATH OF Hon. joan McQUEEs-
Hon. John McQneen, for many years
member OF Congress rom the FRS, Con
gressional District Of South Carolina. died
at Society Hill, in this State. Friday last
in the sixty third year Of his age.
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The DeKalb House.

We direct the attention Of the travel
ing public TO the notice Of the above
House in to days paper. The proprietor
ia certIeman Of experience. and will no
doubt make it first class hotel.
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EIGHT PEa CESrs,-The First Nation.
al Bank OF Washington sdvertises hat il
will purchase the eight per cent bonds Of
toe late Confederate States. No price is
pamed. .~~1 CD
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ESr Our day Of publication has been
changed from Wednesday to Thursday Of
each week, the latter dav being better
suited to the present arrangement of the
mails.
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THE FtRsr BALE We understand that
a bale Of new oo,ton. the first Of the sea
son. Was received 10 Camden last week.
from the plantation Of Mr. T. Ii. Clark,
Of this District 5h.
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Negro Candidates in G-n Pope's Dis.
trict not allowed.

The Augusta (G..) Chronicle and Sem
tntl hss the following:
10 a recent conversation which we had
with an sgen, Of fhe Fresdmen's Bureau
and county regIs'rr of this Sta g, We
were informed by HIM tn 1t there wound
be no negroes 10 the convention. We
gave n'as cor opinion that there would
be quite a number. when he replied that
"h. knew that there would not he ONE
that orders had been sent out from At
Iants to all the counties that negroes
must not run this time. but wait un.h the
State vas rsorganiz-d."
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General Pope having been written To,
to know whether there aa- any truth in
the rsporrthst he attended is.ning an or.
der staying the collection Of deb :. replies :
mo conceivable circumstsnces could in
duce me to in:erfers with the general bu
s'hess Of the State, OF ,hs relations OF
creditor and debtor. The only ordsrsais
sued, or to be is-ue:, are such as are con
sidered necessary to the execution Of the
R-cons,ructon acts, which do no. wsr'
rant violent changes ip ordinary civil hu.
siness. The people mus, took, for relief,
TO tbs State Convention II do not con
slider slch matters within my province to
adjust"
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Read the advertisement Of j. B. Boyd
10 this paper.
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Married. on the 6th inst, nv Rev Jesse
Long, SAMUEL ID. SMALL to Miss MARaAKEr
ToADERLIs, all OF this District.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-15
Another Kelley.its.

A Montgomery, Alabama, paper gives an
account of the speech of radical orator in
that city. Like Kelley, he is busy in found
ing southern radical party, and, like that
poltroon, if he gets up row he win be found
hiding under table. Is it any wonder that
the people are excited when such wretches
address them in this manner.
Perhaps you wish to know who am-my
name is Knight, am deputy United States
marshal-a radical. wish to have yourre-
spect and love, but, Cd d--n you, / defy
your hatred. I know you would put a rope
around my neck, but, Cd d--n you, you,
are afraid to, and | defy any one to interfere
with me. am a native of England, but
have been a citizen of Alabama for twenty
years; / am acting under orders of General
Pope, and it is made my duty to see that the
civil rights bill is regularly enforced-(i in the
meantime reading portions of the bill and
General Pope's order)-this law has been
the law know you do not like it, but,
Cd d-n you, help yourselves. You are
traitors, and | amgoing tophysie you awhile !;
you can reconstruct under the Sherman bill,
but, Cd d-n you, you can let it alone if
YOU wish
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-15
Adjourned sine die.

Chief Justice Chase. with his eye shrewdly
cooked toward popular nomination for the
presidency,is acquiring a little moral stilfen-
ing in his back, and as result of the "pres
idential breakfasts" at his house in Washing
ton has adopted different style of tactics
from those which in his mind justified re-
fusal to try Jefferson Davis. The Judge
opened the circuit court of North Carolina
with significant address, in which he une-
quivocally took grounds against the military
dictatorship which has become part and
parcel of the government of the south. We
find him saying that military authority is
not now exercised sin supervision or control
of all the tribunals, whether state or nation
al. 1t is now used under the acts of con-
gress, and only to prevent acts OF illegal vio-
lence to persons and property" This IS a
warning to Sickles, Schotield and Sheridan
who have been SO busy within few days in
overturning customs and institutions and de-
stroying all state and constitutional rights,
to say nothing of officials, in their respective
departments. Deposing governors and Judges
and setting aside law at convenience is a
STYLE of administration strange enough in
this republic yet so completely have the
radicals indoctrinated the public mind with
their lawless teachings that acts of the most
arbitrary character excite little comment
and no protest whatever. 1t would be pru
dent perhaps to remember that what can be
done in southern state may sometime betal
a state further north or west, if its affairs are
not of character pleasant to extremists
There are radicals itching now to finger GER
tain districts where their teachings are not
so kindly received as in their vanity they de.
sire