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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-31

The CoLoNA MoB.-The Geneseo Repub-
Tic, of the 30th, says: "Some dozen or more
ofthe best citizens of Colona and Hanna have
been arrested on complaint of DR.. Campbell,
OF this city, for an alleged attempt to hang
him and others at Minersville, some weeks
since, to extort from them confession of
having stolen fourteen hundred dollars of
Mr.. Taylor, of Colona, about that time. The
parties accused were to have had an exam
ination at Atkinson last Friday, but the
complaining witness not making his appear
ance the trial was postponed two weeks
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale his house and
l. lot, in the city of Rock Island The prem
Uses offered for sale are in John w. Spencer's Sd
addition to the City of Rock Island, and con-
slsts of a new house OF four rooms, good cellar,
well and cstern, with all the necessary ont bu;ld
,ngs, all new, with a large barn l6x24 feet, all
IN complete repair. The property will be sold
on reasonable terms, and an indisputable title
given. For particulars enquire OF he subscriber
on the premises, or of A. WAGNER, ESQ.,, at his
office, in the City of Rock Island.
SAMUEL SHANK,
aug11d1m @ Adams St.. Rock Island
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Nj. MARX,
DEUTSCHER ADVOCATE, ATTORNEY AT
~ Law and Notary Public. Office in Post Of
fee Block, Rock Island, Illinois.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN,
900 ACRES OF FIRsT-CLASS LAND,
o~o situated only d. miles from Rock
Rock Islond. There are 200 acres under cultiva-
ton, and ten covered with timber. 1t is
well watered and has good house. barn, out
houses, &C., with fine large orchard and plenty
of small fruit. 1t would be good place for Il
small colony, and affords fine opportunity for
establishing pleasure garden or brewery. 1t
will be sold at SlO0 per acre-lO per cent. cash
and the balance on long time.
Enquire of M. MARX, Real Estate Agent,
Rock Island aug5dwtf.
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Rr.nrryrnrs.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOUISIANA STATE SEMINARY
MILITARY ACADEMY.
a.;l !, SEVENTH SESSION Il
TTYILLi begin LIST MONDAY in SEpTEM9
w Der next, and will end Oh tho last
WEDNESDAY Of JUNE, 1868. 49,.
! COURSE OF STUDY


sysi95 COURSE OF STUDY aafiiYia|
Emh,ooos . D ACKNOWLEDGEMENT an academic
i nana s ;,olnd;no . I;teynru ,Sciep.
i;d fi and o1'S nrt;onn1 Cou.se and q SpecialI
Coloo, of G;;,;7S ,,o;;ooop;nn and aGom-
, :, a,.o;a, ro,,es sY Y $3.50 - ~ -
"''' 49, ~ y ~ 81 49,
-'st.ss s.. ADMlSSioN
Granted to Cadets moi under fourteen
gears Of age, who know Arithmetic, Eng
l's 81 Grammar ~ llll ana peogfaphy. gR1
Expenses Per Session of Ten Months.
Tn;t;on T ;hraru and s,rceon, q fees
Der month $40 OF.
Board and servants ATTENDANCE. =. 20 90
Washing and Mending .i, /. 200
Fuel and Lights. III. go! ~ Q 90
Text Books and Stationery...s. .sio4 90
Use Of Furniture. -. ~, ~, 90
lncloeht .l 7 ee II s','a,'' ~
Tuition, Library and Surgeons fees for
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| in advance; alllother fees payable III three
Eequal installments, Oh the. first day of the
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Army Register for this Year.

n Z
d The army rsgisterfor this yearoisjnsti
out.l ii bears date August ] 'ls6Eia Tha
regular army at that time considerations
general,, one lieutenant general, live mayor
generals, 10 ibrigadiert general, oSS 'celonels,
los lieutenant colopels, 29lIoniajots; 2o28
other commissioned officers ofotherigrades'
and 5l605 enlisted men, malsngthe entire
strength ofthe regular army 5464lmeih n
b The nlajergenerals according toraak are
Halleck,, Meade, Sheridan, Thomas and
Hancock. The brigadier generals accord.
inn to rank are Mcdowell, aCook, Rope,
Hooker, SchoGeld, ! Howard, Terry. Ord.
Candy and Rousseau Besides, there are
blisadier generals as follows !: ,Rawins,
chief Of staff; Thomas, adju tar1t general
Holt, judge ADVOCATE general; Meiss quar-
termaster general; Eaton, commissary gem
Perar, Barnes, surgeon general; Bryce pay
master general; Humphrey, chief eng;
neer; and Dyer, chief of ordnance. 4.
Coloael r. B. Mareyiis rapking anspec'
tor general and Cclonel All. Myer chlei
Signal officer. There are twenty officers 10
the adutant generals department, ninety
I'm the eaafterniaster generals department,
twenty -nine in The subsistence department
ivein the pay department and two hun
Fdrvd and twenty-five in-ths medical depart!
ment, besides hospital stewards The ar
my sforganized with ten regiments cf'eav-
Iairy, Eve Of artillery and forty FIVE Of IN
faEtry. II ssa ~! s@'' = 'tss''a'. =
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4 ,eHERIWED,s / 81 LE.9

sAM'Ll G. COMPTON,, Tutor, Estate Of Lott
w. >isana, Parish 8
KENNETH BAILbIOse a}af Rapldes--
Ninth District Conrt--NSd ID. 1855
.DFVIRTITE of an Order of Sale issued 1
ID from the Honorable the District Court -
in and for the Parish Of Rapides, State of
Louisiana, and to me addressed IN the
ahoye entitled and numbered suit. Twill 4
offer for sale to thelast and highest bidder.
on =
SATURDAY the 4tli Of JANUARY, 1868,
between tie hours Of II a. NJ and a P. NJ, Y
Mt the residence of the Defendant. Ken
meth Baltic, on Bayou Beaff, Parish OF
Rapides, aboutN miles from Alexandria,
the following described property, proyis-
sionaily seizedasthe property Of the de-
1 fendant, to-wit: tjfa ssh 81. 8 SIT
L Ten Plows.l12 Set Single Plough Gear, +
10 Head Of Beef Cattle, Black Saddle
Horse, Saddle and Bride. ] Piano Forte,
II Bedstead and Bedding, Clothes Press. d
II Terms Sale: CASH--in U. s.
4 Currency, subject to appraisement.
4gss3s a. j. SYPHER, Sheriff.
4 dec1s-tds Printers Fee s12 90.
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\ Office TO PL AsT ER En-,

/ a III PARTIES wishing the sulplnronsd
N acid gas apparatus known and pat-.iY
ented as ''Pattisoll's Revolving Cylinder"
will DO well To apply iinmediafely, as FIRST 7
come will be first served. For the clariti-,i
cation Of cane juice, it is superior 10 all !,
otliers, and the only perfect machineiil ex- :
isteneesll Perfect sfaction will be gi,Ienlo
before any payment il il made. All orders
addressed to o., st
i a9iiaa4f9iat pATTTsoN e CAGE, siliia
] Houma, Parish Of Terrebunne, La.iaze
WE RnspRcTruiLY REFRnTo, aaigsa
( Messrs. j. M. Peltsn, r. g. Moore, W. A..
shafei, Winslow Hatch, Adolphe Yerret
&C. S, Hunt. Captains III. Shaffer, w, Ar
Colonel j r. Bisland, Messrs. Da- :
yis 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .iiii si3lRiq
Messrs. Thomas r, May,F. Webb; &, Co, +
Octave Hymel-St John the Baptist. -
"a Messis r. IL E 1'roxler & Co., 'Chauvin
Lewis q iBDurgere, Sosthene Deneuf-
bourg--St, Charles. u ari9,ts,s,.I haast4..g
Z Dr. John T. Assumption.
Messrs seuddy Perkins, John Webb, III q
Caillonet--Lafpnrches h, aG9!jI8a d BllG3iiE
L. 6. Compton, Esq. Rapides. .,,.9,s. S,
i Rhodes-St. Mary. !,
janis 1867 " sll 'l9fHii3 aAa 5000
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I3if3T n tffft -, n IftNt
) Iefsaa, The London Spectator, in reference
to the proposition fof one Of our leading
American politicians that 10 the payment
of the debta piece lofpaperwith the United
States stamp on il is, necessarily goedi
money asks him il, 10 case he nude a con-
tract for cheese, he would satisfied he
were supplied with milk in its stead?
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Miscellaneous.
BRITISH PERIODICALS.

-sesf 33f4 = ai. isE th ki5
s.. a.,,,a.eias;; m -
The London Quarterly Review Conserva'
Yiye{ sfidti -
u,,.l.s1,;, .,,,...,. 1,a..;a,,,f s,r,,;s EfiEeg
lli0 lal'i' ~ IVY y" ! -. ga.a,fs
d'lie W estminster review \ lSadlcai,
The North british Review( Free Church.
,3sas AND
S, : =. r,,., M M ,,,aa.;nn ero,,.
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LEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA WEDNESDAY, DFGEMBER 25 1861:
The Author Of the Assassination

'a,'l.@13@ p Plot. sla' l1'a1 if'i4 .
The Columbus ga. Sun, 1t seems, has
found tie man who first proposed to assas-. !.
sihate Abraham Lincoln. His name, says
that paper is Thomas Gilbert, and he is a.
Radical delegate elect from the Suns Sen
atoral District to the convention. He is
a resident Of Chattahooche, county, and
the proofs strong and conclusive against
him. The Sun further says: e uoss
The facts are these: Alta meeting Of
the citizens Of. Chattahoocieei .couaty, be-
fore Abraham Lincoln bad taken the Pres
idential chair, and previous to the secesf
sion of the State of Georaia,s this hoary-
headed old reprobate submitted to the
said meeting q proposition in writing, Of
fering TO arm and equip at his own expense
one hundred men. to proceed to Washing
ton Cityahd to kill Abraham Lincoln. He
supported his proposition in violent
harangue, charging his more moderate and
humane neighbors with want of patriot
| ism and courage These facts will he fully
/ atested by some of The most prominent
ana erespected citizeus of the county Of
Chaltahoochee. ss.s., 81 ,,r t4ei ds,.,{i
The Sun adds: s.3,4..f f...a fnsl,ra
We stand ready to make good by COM
petent proof. that he is the author of the
assassination plot. We demand an inyes
tigation Of this matter. Radicalism still
pants for the blood of the slayer of its late
lamented leader We have pointed out
1 the man who inaugurated the tragedy, and
| in the name of.the murdered and persecu
ted dead and living, we demand that justice
| shall be done. sI3 ad 81. Ut6
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n E1FIY 3 - .lFleI - ID 10
TsT1 IN b g II

HAVING. q steam saw mill within five
.l i and a half miles Of Alexandria, !
take this method Of informing all persons
in want Of lumber, that their orders, az
rected to mo and left either at the Pest Of
zee. with r. t. Fox, S. w. Henarie or Cap
tain J. Graham on the Ferry boat, will
meet with prompt attcistton -.
Z Bylpunetuality and, just dealing 7 hope
to merit,an receive a,liberal share ofRat..
ronage. / am prepared to deliver lumber
Immediately.
feb G-ly CLENEAl b. ] LAGEks
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i rsg Some Of the white and black radi-
Gals about Meridian having threatened that
shell was readyto break loose" the Mer-
curry warns them that there are q good
many white men Who don't care a CONT
lental how soon.
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Miscellaneous,
liNOTIC.E-

- - I'm OLIO1-
AIRS. AU GU3TA G ANJFIELD will
lYl open at her residence. on Second
Street. on Che first Monday Of January, 1868
a select school foc GIRLS, which she
hopes by assiduotis care aud attention and
a liberaI share of public patronage to deyel.
op into a Young, Ladies' Seminary Of tire
highest rank. !, Particular attention will be
paid by Mrs. G. to the language and man
iiers Of the young ladies placed under her
care, land elwili endeavor by every means
to incnlcase ,uniiolmtorreetness Of express
sion and the elegant ana lady-lke deport
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rsa- Brazil is recruiting her, army from
the slave population IAN ominous sign.
They cost six bundled dollars per man.
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THE STATE OFLoUssIASA.

Court Parish ! olf + alpiiydajess,
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. !, !,
Of Mrs Felicity, Henson, for
fi' administration, No, 1926. 7A'''' :
Mary JgqShaleton has
Wy, made application TO this Court to be
appointed Administrators. of, the Succession
Of Mis-. Felicity Henson: Notice is hereby
givea TO alif whom it doth or may concern
10 show cause. within ten days from the
date hereof, why the same should net net be
granted. 4 - az, +, f,,.t..,It.,..,1 ,..,s,og
Der 18th 1867 :
J. M,sHIGIxMAN, Clerk.
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SUCCESSION 81 i. !.

4 :
PURSUANT to an order of sale issued to
T. me. IN the above entitled cause, Isliaff
sell for the payment Of debts, onfthe premi,
ses on 9,s,, tssgtti!gl5lIi II 5a803N 1Riti
SATURDAY the 2sth Of DEcEAIBl'lER 3. 1867
the movable property of the said Sueces
sion consisting of Household Furniture.
500 bushels Of C6rn- 00epounds of:fodder
70 Mules-2 Horses-3 Wagons yoke
Of Oxen--1O Mich Cows and Calyes-ope
lot Plows and Harrows and all other TAR
ming utensils. al .ag9m tpE OF tAit{ Z
81 TERMS CASH. IS 4Baif4i993l s (
II aa aifg,a EMILYlJ. ROBERTS =
u Administrative. /
L, dec II ids Printers fee 5000 Il 8ais ~ +
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STATE on LOUISIANA,.-.PARISH ON WINN.

i'9iA Dssts ict C'oua77---- .C,zeaA,' $ l1fce.
M Office IS hereby given that all the pa
X y 1pelsi ms the snit entitled2G L.
Brown vs. Elliott, No 5ll on the Docket,
of the District Court, in and for the Parish
af Vim, have beefil lost or r,,islaid since
the January Term, 1867 Said suit was
brought on, two promissory notes. one bnn-
|dred dollars each, dated February g., 1858,
and dae one day after date, with eight
! per cent interest frem date-7said nptesIwasI
Eannexed to the petition was an
answer fled by Defendants Counsel OH The
18th Of january; 1ss7-the Petition was
sigped by Daniel Kellg, Attorney, theIan y
I swer, by Henry, Attorney.
i Observation-Disclosures oH J1pS7 iitG9mBbaits al
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$l,OOO,OOO In WATCHES

80 FOR SALE on THE POPULAR y
To a@{ssgafut tJg 1aiifi:t fitEs1l< So
wOnePrice Plan, 81
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The Reconstructed Niger.

Il Tr., ..st1 Ia sfli uH!YnTSs W. u
By ONE OF EN-. g a
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sRACYaLINES.a.

is but span Of horses, '.,l'.ls.a.l
One is Age, the other Prime.
Up and down the hill our course isa,b
gtGo in ponies make Your time3 1.'
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Under the willow and not before ii ldla /,
We shall be well, as it seems toime, / :
And we may come from the other shore bl
i And talk long under the willow tree; :
] The willowsar nothing to you and me
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-03
SnecinZ Notices.

-. EIRsT GOODS OF THE SEASON.
,Sssu .pp1y1Ls BY EVERY STEAMER Fhoai
WV YORK.-Mr JULIUS sfCLE ID no" 80
,r,cbasing tour and Is daily shippln3 iHis 80
soi.o, ~ new and so asonable Dry uoous' -
Itch ba respectfully calls the attention " 'l'
-, - pt.hmond AID the surrounding couh-
49, conssant tn at he will make It TO theii aa'au
900 n give him call at ei3 Main street, Do.~
ninth and Tenth. Now opened ana feauJ loi -
.noc,ion and sale, the most beauulul s5is' A'i'
shadoa ~ Irish Poplin Ottoman, Empress, anc
sn,- r1otbs. French and English Merinos
na.,da cbevra: All Wool and Printed Mouslln5
pIa.r end Colored Alpacas Black Bombazlnes.
Also the latest and most fashionable styles OF
chauls cloth and beaver; Fur Sacques and
cloaks. ami an excellent line OF Ladies sacklhga
and trimmings Blankets, white and gray, all
sizes. ualities and prices; Counerpanes, worsted
and mixed and all kinds and sizes OF Marsellles
onilt.. which offer very cheap. very large as
sortment OF White and Colored Flannels OF all
qualities: also, Shaker and Canton Flannels; Ia
BILE Cloths, bieached and unbieached, OF all sizes
8 4 Table Damask, from 75c mp; NAPKINS Sl.eo
dozen, worth 50; Huckaback Towels, from - up
very great bargains and every other Item EN-
braced in the house keeping department.
Cloths and Cassimeres, q very line selection, and
comprising every style and quality. still con-
stock Of nr, ,oon.
which I am selling at very great reductions OF
prices. I enumerate partly
Calicoes, good fast colors, l2i, &c., and shil
ling Bleached Cotton, 10, 123, and lt3c. for bes
yard wide Brow Cotton at still lower rates Bed
Ticking at prices ranging from 1o3 to soc. ; lo-]
Bleeched and Brown Sheeting, two and hall
yards wide, only 4oi and 45c; Pillow-case Cotton
Plaid Domestics, Linseys. Shifting Stripes, De-
nims-all selling at the lowest prices ever ye
heard Of Irespectf ully solicit call from every
one 70 nrova 10 them that am selling great bar
gains. JULIUS s1Chh, VIC ialn s.reet,
between Ninth and Tenth.
Ihave secured the services OF Messrs RlIhh
@. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE r
BAGBY, and GEORGE swABACHEE, who woult
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
friends seoNo-n
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BUTLER VS.. GRANT.-In General BUT
LER's report in regard to the exchange of
prisoners, recently published in the New
York Tribune, occurs the following lam
guage, which, as ARTEMUs WARD would
say is decidedly "sarkastikle %"
The many thousands of lives which,
eey tne refusal to exchange, were sacri.
heed "were spent as part of the system
OF OF attack upon the rebellion devised by
the ao'sdom Of the General-in- Chief of the
Armies, to destroy it by depletion, depend
Ing upon our superior numbers to win the
victory at last.
"1he loyal mourners oiN doubtless deriye
solace from THIS fact, and appreciate all the
more highly the genius aohich conceiyed The
plan and the success won at SO great a
cost" [Our italics.l
we return thanks to General BUTLER
for this document.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-03
DIED.

4. half past 70 A. NJ. septembsr ID, r IN vs.
thirty Art wear OF her I agsi naa' -
Her funeral will take place from Br t
Ma,bodist Episcopal church at aif-past
THIS AFTERNOON.
On the morning Of the I'd instant, OF IL Samuel
a aanISM aIyA Fairbank aged one year and Twelve
days ,,, tota nlace from the
osidanca Of his father No. $50. corner OF
and smytke streets. on THIS tInesuap cnraint
NOON at O'Clock The FRIENDS ana ma, "a 10 at
ances Of the family are respectfully
tend. r,x ,o,ors nIaasa cow
AtCIover Hill ths residence OF her grandta'nssr
James a. Cox. Esq. on Sunday, ist nsta1t, Az
NE q oYLEY LOGAN, infant child OF Genera
= N and Kate c. Logan, of Manchester.