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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22
Scr aga5tb. Yenb!etUn dbsr Die Sunses'
Jtnan3eu.
(ans 6rn. Qsnbteton's glspe, setultsn am 9Onnsrfa8, in
ina Sbtp)

Gus Srr. Neneletons Jtsee, 9eballeh am SoAhe'ta8' W
etma, SbiO.)
Ois auS bes 8siteusruns in 1866 baftsbtnosn
8epsnucn Der Hesierurg tetrussn tstnabs tint
tunoert uno neuniia WiGicnen Dollars. Gtee
mar Elm Sabr fes Urtseen8; Die Mrnee nno Die
Hlctte Karen rehuctrt; Gle uuas9euren Wlilitdtbes
.pesuueen taiten apfssbSrt. Senneh bstruSsn bic
qusaaben III, elm bunosrt Niiaicnen n1sbr ale eis
QusaaGen gnalanb5, uno nm Gin 9unosrt nnb ant'
ala MiGicnen me9r alS bic glna8aben Branfrstss.
Sic srr6tsn ausgaben Gnslanss ratrsnp oes ma
pclsSnileea G,ie9es, ala lslba SfuBlanb hura iei'
ne Gelomitsst ~aufsemuntest trnrbs, e!s stofe Nr'
meen In gpanian uno auf Dem Continent unterbats
ten mu.bsn, fisssn ME auf Elm bunosrt Dfiaiensn
8funo gtrIins cSer fanf buneert gftaionsn Opt'
lars. England bat feds tne orsibts ~tauIsnn Dil,
licnsn 9cGars an fsusrbatem giSsnthun. Grant
REID, cat piersis taulsnp NtiIicnsn I; bic Gereini8'
ten gtaaten baben leG85ebn tauisnb Wiltonen /;
tsi ~renissr als susi Dinfteln ali iteuesbarsm 81
asnt6um ,a6lt infer Sole pief n,sbr 3arsu. 3rsi
Sabre finb felt benz shtuils hss Grissss pssIDien.
@s RnS ;spsi rsaslmdbise unb srei er!ro' gtsuns
gen ees 9Dnsrsfss ss9alien srcrosn. ST trsenn
elm auf griparuns binsielsnoer Yiau, cine cesr Hss
Suesicn Der Sarsn porselhlasen rcrosn? SIN Sc
esntbsil, bat DER sanis Uinanbplan ni4t auf bic
8ermebrung Der inisntrassnnsn G@ulo nno auf
Die 8srarSseruns Der Nussaben bura Die 8srmsbs
runs Der 3tnisn einssatstt?
Sic sinlen!rassnbe 2anbsaISulo betrSst stpsi
,,nb ,ransis banSsrt Miuionsn, Die 3tnisn b~slaufsn
fA auf Gin 6unbsrt unb pisssis Wtiaicnen. Al5 Die
rsputlisaniias qastd ;ur @laat s~e!ansts, ksitsf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22
Scr a
,Serausaeesbeu BON &eiubaro unO TleIer.
gstumbus, ben %. Musua 1867.
DempsrattSbes gtaats Iidst.

8Ir @puperneur,
Wien q. Sburnlan, BEN Srantltn.
Giees Gpnpernear,
DanieI g. 1lbI, rcn SrImss.
Staats. e 4asn,eifer,
6. Sutton, BON era'ntrro.
StaatsssIuhitpr,
Sobu MrGlmee, srn guslsr.
General gapalt,
1ranf S. Snro, bon Snrr.
eaprene &idtsr.
Sbomas M. Set, BON Saniltun,
eusnptrellsr les staatsi&asss,
gSiaiam Sbsriban, it,, rsn Mia'asnS.
Mitslieb her 8sbSrpe her ifsatl @erts,'
Mrtbnr Snebes, rrn enpas'sa'
go. esnai,ntipus . gmenbaent CUR gasfrsibur8 &c
Gprtes pstb,
50 e
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22

Ole 2ufuuft Der repu6Iifantiasm
Wnrtsi~-S n ainem 2eitartifsl unter rcritsbsn'
~ 1tsb.r1hrift fcmmt bar ra6ifats 9ittssur9sr
;Srsissitsfrsano gum Gslu6, raS ytrsnn ntat tte
.,sabfifaniIhe 8artst gum Stiafanb 8sbra4s
,perSen ipu," pisislts rad7attcs pOrss6sn u"O AND
In ben nSrelissn gtaatsu nas gtssrFimmss@t
s~infasrsn uus. gle mus Die GntfAsiounS Oartt'
Ser BEN sinastnsn gtaaten ~snt5is9sn une tn
te Ssnps Der guuSss1ssistatips atsrssbsn. Sts
gDe6l in Rsntu6p tate cas- ss5si8t, Damn pattsn
bort Bic 9sser gtinap,rsst, 10 triirhsn bort bic "ss
putlifauer an's 8snnsr ssfcrimsn lstn. Ser Bret'
tsitsfreunS ssfsnnt allo rfsn, ba6 1ur Grbaltnn8
Der gartsi . Serribaft Der @epubltfansr tuetisEs
ginarife in bic RsGte Der Staatsn uns Dor @asm
Sftrrsiruns ess Rs8rfimursAts unsrIablt5s
8sbtnaunaen fne.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22

Nsm ODrf 10, aus. - 9rei Seuti5s, Na'
mems Sris Sung, 9. elfsto uno q. g8isner fslsn
in siasn IiailAbrttta In elmer 8rsnnsrsi nnn fa'
men un5 2eeen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22

Baltimore, 16. aus. @iner Der t~sftisRen
Rssensais isit Sabren fsI BON WittpOa bio bsuts
MtttaS. 9tsle S!ra6sn fnb itsrihlrsmmt, nnb
na5 gSafer feet elm BIS 5pei 0nB ttsf in Den Sc
IhGftalapsn unb BD6nbauIsrn, ircourh srossr
g@ansr sntfanbm 1T. Sic Bo9rtsn Der Baltt'
more uuo Obtp, Wsfsrn Warrlano unS Nrrtbsrn
@sntrsl unb ptilabslp9ia Babnen itnS n~ntsrtrc'
den in S0lss Der 3srioruns ben Btidsn &c. Ser
3ua auf bsr Rcttbsrn @sutraltatn srrsidts bic
5taet nitt, ba bic &ofcmciire bura cine 8rids
Rursts. Ole @btlaeelp9ta Saan 1T IN Der Ndbs
Der Gtabt mstrsts Sub tisf untsr G8aiisr uno Die
5abrtsn Der 3ass TnD einseitsat. Der lssts Bug
pcn gistp , Oort iirjte cura cine Bride un8stabr
IA Utetlsn ron bier, mrbsi Der GrpreBassnt, Der
i pfasent unO Der 6spafrnsiiter bsiddeist trurbsn.
Sn Der Staot e~ireultrsn pisle 8sriHts p0n Sohes'
fdnen, IN 6olse pOn uu8li6afdIen, bed fne muir
Tsben ~errirIsn. Gin msiBsr Olann uue Elm IA
i~atri9er 8nabs tpurnsn tur9 has Mahsr ~fortssrii'
len.
8te Nade,taten bon Der lnrsesenb mslnsn nn'
aebturen Shateh, hu Das SanBe Sanb tber'
iapemmt III. Gie SausfraBe mar en- manhsn
SteQen flint tts ;stu SuB BOD iterlhpemmt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22
"a b,rs,l6e In se,ren gnatt,n ptet ~ertrtnsr unb

ba brIel6e In feinen AnFttm tisl ertrsmsr unh
Elm arSserer Setno bes gaesns fsi, ais Ssnssla.
Boob entrcrtets, has eies etn Srrthunl Ist, Gap
Scenicn ais elm @an6ioat pesr Asrterjdgsr tSpar
Isbr riele 3iaae ssGagt ta6e, atsr aS @ratDent
parns er teun, mic ibm fetteGt; Dap CT 8eBtpnn8sn
Tst, Elm sSreunS res Saben5 5n istn unn irsnn CT
iein Wcrt turaanebmsn rirce, 10 irtlrSe Seot9
cafar Icraen, ha6 sr 6b6er 8e9$n8t tniitSs ale pa
man. GisIs 2eufe aeb6ren suten Sanlshen an, ba'
ben einsn aus8essiAnstsn @earafter nuo .fsnntsn
ais 3su8sn prrBsfhbrt rrsreen."
Ster enbst nas gapter, a6er BclseneeS mar Der
Dristnaliblus, tpslasr sgt anassfsthsn, abet prd'
nod tesbar 1T:
n5far bic otsn ansefaGrtsn 9ansn Satricn uub
glsn lafen gie cine frste Stsle pbtr i4tseen sic
Namen con feI6sn Qeriensn mnter, bon nsnsn Sts
mtHsn, Bag fs i9rs 8Ols i6erae4nsn nsrSsn."
- Ser befannte rastfals Ser. gtautsn Senator
RiIcn bielt neuli9 Dor Ger yNnti' Gelapesst8sisu'
iaaft" tn 9ofpn Elm. &ehs, in beren SstlanIs ct
bsmerfte: .
sd fin Der 9lnfHt, ea6 sSflapersi" nne
M9iGfsp 3ptlling6braoer nnn seIbprrsns
Setnee bee Observation-Disclosures fnb."
9a baten mir bic 9eIheerungl 0or Dem Erte'
ae psrIihertsn tteis 9ctpnsr GtDftticniten, BAT
.Sclaoerst une mcympntsmus" 3pi1inasbrhee'
lsten. Ssst 1T Die Geiapsrst atSeibaHt unb na
mus nun nrtbreneiger Mstie Elm annerer % nil
linqs6rueer" aufaeaabslt rsroen. Gs 1T aber MID
alein nerllB9iafp. essen ben oieIe Sanatifsr III Ttl'
be tts9en, gpetn, unb pprnebmltd oas esutiAe Sa'
as,tisr, Commit BET i6nen unter b~enIelben Sut. pa
ZEN tie 1isle ,Beinoe Bar glenihteit" aus9erottet
haun rirs pisGsiht Der 3abaf ais nsuer r3ril'
lina6brucsr" tsr6attsn miItn. GsrIblt mus per
ben, anbers tbun es Die usuaermdtltsn" ben Ital'
IaAuIetts etnmal uiht.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-08-22

aus Mertfo mtro s~snslest. nas actsh Der
Martmitian perrist6. bsrsits BON Der Nemefis credit
pD,pen, nGnlth turh MSrbsrbano ssTalen 1T.
@iusr @ps,ialoepsiae aus @aibtuston snIclss
lit bort pOrsstern Atsnb bic Bsiati8un8 Der Naaz
riht sinsstrcfen, pab bic nisrifanilhen BsbSrosn
bic 2eibe Wtarimiltan's an bic Dberrst1tlhen Ses
psamd2tiaten ppr 8sra @ruB ausssliefsrt baben.
Sic &sthe befano Rd in einsn1 nit 3inn ansssls9tsn
@arse unD ba fe isbr iaIsht sinbaIiamtrt IT, ssbt
lie raib In 3stIesuns iber.
Gin fti9ersr Bsritt aus 0tsrieo ttslosts
9te 2sihe Miarimilian5 1T BON Sr. Ritanaret'
ia, Dem Grstlihen Snipsstpr Der Arnee nss nDroli'
den Mlerifc, eintallamirt rcresn. Nah Der 6in'
batIamtruns warb Fs mad Ger Rupsls ess 8loitsrs
Der Superintendent ssbraat, mo He siniss Gage
uutsr Der gufTht elmer gBahs lag, ts cine enn1pe'
tsnts uno autortirts periOn i9rsn a!nfprua anf Fs
asltenb mahe. Ser Doctor forosrt fir feline pros
~fsI1cueue M~atepaltuna $40. 600, rnsr mts anSsrs
tsbausten, lcaar $40, 1000. Ser Gars 1T 8ani
aspSbnlia, Der Gedsl 1T nit @la8 bshsdt. Sts
2etae 1T nit elmer Grm!idsn alsioun8 %psrlstsn unn
uur le9r mansslaaf, sinballamirt. Our 3stt Der
gintatlamiruns iclsn pisle Srausn bon Snsretaro
UNI Die @rlautnib naaasiuht 9atsn, lire Saiaen'
ti@er in bas 9lut W%tarimiltans tauasn tu ntrtsn.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
Proclamation by Gov. 0glesby.

The people of the state of Illinois, in common
with the people of the Uuted States acknowl-
. dge the power, the presence, and neyer-ceasing
goodness of the God of the universe. He is our
God and Father, and VIC are his children :'He
hath made of one blood all nations of men," ain
the day that God created man. in the likeness of
God made He him." There has been no time
when His blessings have not been poured out
upon
The year now drawing to q close has only been
a continued renewal of those blessings and of His
Astounding grace. He forgiveth all our sins.
From the depths of our hearts let us thank and
praise Him.
He hath blessed people; the future of
this nation is bright with promise and we have
only to be prudent to be perpetual.
If liberty is not the law of God, then it has no
foundation in human law.
To the end that the people of this state may
meet together, in the respective places ofworship
to praise His holy name, and that. the laws oi
God and of liberty may become universal, / re-
commend that Thursday the 2Sh day of Nove,a
Der, 1867, be set aside and kept as day OF
thanksgiving and praise.
- In testimony whereof have hereuntt
srn set my hand and caused the great sea
of state to be affixed. Done at Spring
- field, this fourteenth day of November
A d., one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven.
RICHARD J. OGLEsBY.
By the Governor:
SHARON TYNDALE, Secretary of State.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING,
Proclamation BY che PRESIDENT.

In conformity with q recent custom, that may
now be regarded as established on national con-
sent and approval, I, Andrew johnson, President
of the United States do hereby recommend to my
fellow-stizens, that ThHrsday, the t'oenty-eighth
day Of November merit be set apart and observed
throughout the republic day of National
Thanksgiving and praise to the Almighty Ruler
of Nations, with whom are dominion and fear,
who maketh peace in His high places.
Resting and refraining from secular labors on
that day, let us reverently and devotedly give
thanks to our Heavenly Father for the mercies
and blessings with which He has crowned the now
closing year. Especially let US remember thai
He has covered our land, through all its extent,
with greatly needed and very abundant harvests
that he has caused industry to prosper, not only
IN our fields, also in our workshops,and in our
forests He has permitted TO multiply ships
upon our lakes and rivers, and upon the high
seas, and at the same time to extend iron
roads so far into the secluded places of the contn-
ent as to guarantee speedy overland intercourse
between the two oceans. He has inclined our
hearts to turn away from the domestic contentious
consequent upon distracting and desolating
civil war, and to walk more and more in the an
cient ways of loyalty, Cancellation, and brothery
love. He has blessed the peaceful efforts with
which we have established new and importan,
commercial treaties with foreign nations, while
We have at the same time strengthened ma
honal defences, and enlarged national Dor
ders.
While thus rendering the unanimous and heart
felt tribute of national praise and thanksgiving
which is so justly due to Almighty God, let US
not fail to implore Him that the same Divine
protection and care which we have hitherto 80
undeservedly, and yet constantly enjoyed
may be continued to our country and our people
throughout all their generations forever.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States tt
be affixed
- Done at the city of Washington
SEAL this twenty sixth day OF October, in
the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty seven, and
OF the independence of the United States the
ninety second.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20

1t is reported that the trial of jeff Davis
is again postponed by Messrs. Chase and
Underwood Both these gentlemen are rad
icals of the straitest sect. Both share the
very general desire that Davis should be
tried and hung; and yet neither dares have
the culprit brought to trial. They know
that trial will result in an ac9nittal, and
that an acquittal will bring upon their heads
the wrath of all the radical blood-hounds in
the party.
If the trial of Davis could be postponed
till after the presidential election, there
would be nothing wanting to Chase's earth
ly felicity. Now he knows that the verdict
OF not guilty in the case of Davis would be
the death-knell of his presidential prospects
Even the political opponents of Chief Justice
Chase cannot but pity the unpleasant predic
ament of that presidential aspirant.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
Recent Election-Vote of Illinois.

The Springfield (Ill.) correspondent of the
St. Louis Republican, under date of the
18th instant, says:
Though the election in this state on the
9Th inst. was for local officers, and the vote
naturally small, some indication is furnish
ed of the change in public sentiment going
on all over the north. Had the election been
Tor state officers, it may be safely said the
democratic majority would have approached
lts former status under democratic dynasties.
We give the following returns from counties
which, though incomplete, present all the
material at present available. From "a
counties, little over one half, and comnr;s.
IN. ing the heaviest radical localities, being in
state, the returns foot up democratic 56'sIo
radical Il ,5l4. leaving radical balance ~
1864. This will be overcome, with dem.
ocratic margin to spare, when Egypt is heard
from. Last fall Logan carried the state nv
$4,000 majority, now there will be q few
thousand majority the other way.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.
DEATH OF FITZ GREENE HALLECE

Nrw York, Nov. 2O.-The democrat
ro,n;on convention last night, nominated
Hon. John HI. Anthem for mayor. This IS
The a,h candidate running for mayor.
Nrw YORK. Nov. 2O-The n. Y. Times
Washington special says:
II ia quite probable that after the meeting,
ON Thursday, the house will adjourn over
until Monday next, as time will be necessary
to enable the speaker to make up his COM
mittees. -,
New YORK, Nov. 2O.-The N. Y. Herald's
special says: The republican caucus will be
held ON Thursday evening next. The ques-
ton of impeachment will receive large
part of consideration. 1t is expected that
| this troublesome subject will be finally dis
posed of, as far as the republican view OF
the question is concerned.
1t is not expected that the names ct any
4 officers will be sent TO the senate for con-
sideration during the November session, but
| thew will be held over until the regular meet
| ing of congress.
| Considerable discussion Is gong on
among the western men, relative to the secre.
| taryship of the senate. Strong pressure Will
be brought to have Col. Forney displaced to
make room for selection from the west
1t is argued by prominent persons from that
region, that their section OF country has not
been fairly represented in public offices
hence they propose an onslaught in force tC
carry ont their idea of equal distribution.
The counsel for jeff Davis have notified
the government counsel that they will b'
ready TO proceed with the trial on the 18th
inst, and that they are anxious to have 1t oc
cur this term. The court stands adjourned
till that date, and Chef Justice Chase vii
probably go to Richmond again to be pres
ent at the beginning of the trial. Although
everything looks now as though the tria
would actually take place, there is an impress
sion prevailing among those best informed
that it will again be postponed.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. 2O.-The Con
nectcutt river was frozen over here and a
Thomsonville, to-day.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 20th.-R. l.. Lei
was shot in his own door yard, near Amer
icus, Monday evening, by an unknown assas
sin.
New HAVEN, Conn. Nov. 20.-Fitz Green
{ Halleck died at Hartford, last night, age'
so wears.
CLARE STATION, Ind. Nov. 20th.-Th
fight between Bussey and Duffy had nc
commenced at past one o'clock. TIL
: ground selected for the fight is the sam
place where Dorney and Fitzgerald Tough
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
A Wisconsin Man Walks q Hundred Miles
Within Twenty Four Hours.
From the Milwaukee News.


The trial of pedestrian power and endur-
ance in which the Yankee Weston is now
engaged has fostered ambition and emula-
ton to no little extent throughout the coun-
try. Wisconsin is not without her champion
in this regard, and one of her sons yesterday
demonstrated the possibility of walking 100
miles In "a consecutive hours-a feat which
Weston has twice essayed, and failed to &C
complish.
Some two weeks since bet OK 800 a
side was made, and the money put up, be-
tween Hesse Hassel and Alfred Wilcox, both
of Portage City, Wisconsin, that the former
would walk from Portage City to Milwaukee
in "a consecutive hours. Wednesday eve
ming last, at o'clock in the afternoon, Has
sci started on the trip. His friend, Mr..
Gordon, and Wilcox, with whom he had the
wager, accompanied him in a buggy. The
route taken was the ordinary wagon road
which runs parallel to the railroad. and is,
we are informed, at no point more than two
miles from it.
Hassel ate supper at Fox Lake junction,
and arrived at Horizon little after IL p.
NJ where he rested an hour. He then took
up the line Of march for Milwaukee again ;
breakfasted at Woodland, dined at Green
vile, and arrived at Milwaukee at 20 min
utes past 3 o'clock, in good condition, win
ming his wager easily, and having 10 minutes
to spare.
The distance between Portage City and
Milwaukee is So miles by railroad, and must
exceed 100 by actual measurement of the
wagon road. 1t must be set down as the
most extraordinary days walk on record in
the west.
Hassel is Welsh by birth about 81 years
of age; weighs 1873 pounds; and measures
5 feet l04 inches in height. He started on
the journey without any previous training,
beyond moderate exercise taken by himself
for few days without trainer.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20

"Gente Anna Dickinson, visited the
United States school ship in Boston harbor,
the other day, and erased from the visiting
book the name of Andrew Johnson. Anna
is modest girl. She has been trotted
around the country by the republicans to
repeat the abuse written for her by those
ADLER than herself, and she has gushed out
in her own proper character, and shown
precisely her idea of manners in this little
freak of impudence. Verify, the republi-
can party is the party ofgreat "moral ideas, u
ana OF refined manners, and Anna is its
Erophetess.-Pror. Herald.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
DOC" Iackson's Barbecue.

1t has been decided to hold the proposed
barbecue in Darts Hall, on Thursday even
ing next,-doors open at o'clock. The
meats will be barbecued in pit near the
hall, and everything gotten up in the best
manner, Besides barbecued mutton, shoat
and other meats, l will have boned turkey
chickens, duck, &c, &c. Also all the best
vegetables, and. trimmings, Also the best
puddings, pastry, pyramid cakes, excellent
coffee &c, &c. Strassers full band will be
in attendance during the supper, and vii
play for dance, after supper.
The police will be in attendance to pre-
serve order.
PETER JACKSON.
poyl S5tl
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
At Alkeu's

A new lot OF the old Bay State Corsets at
81 90 each.
A new supply of the Amana Flannels
Yarns, &c.
Also, fun assortment of Nelvets in all
colors and widths. New Bugle and Satin
Trimmings. Black and colored Satins, all
shades Buttons in new and desirable styles.
Merinoes and Empress Cloths from auc
ton at prices that will satisfy any one.
All staple goods marked down to the bot,
tom.
If. c. NJ. AIKEN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20

We see it stated in one of our exchanges,
that farmer in Massachusetts, made, this
fall, eight barrels of new cider, from apples
raised by himself from trees planted
by himself, and on his own land. He was
hauling them to market when they were
seized by the state constubulary and sent to
the state warehouse to be confscated, as
contraband productions. Neither the JUICE
Of the apple nor the juice of the grape is
tolerated under radical rule.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
Saloon 4 Boarding House,

;. Inc unaersigned respectfully notifies the pab-
lie, that he has established
SALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE.
in Cops building. on Illinois street. opposite
the G. r. i. 4 P. r. r.. depot, and will do all in
his power to satisfy his customers in both bran
ches GEORGE MUFF.
uoySd2m,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20

An Indianapolis paper denounces the con
duct of certain young men in that city, who
are in the habit of flourishing handkerchief:
as they pass the female college and reminds
them that gentleman by the name of PhH-
ip Barton Key fourished handkerchief
once too often
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20

Charles Dickens arrived in Boston, by the
steamer Cuba. on the evening of the 10th.
He was met by Collector Russell, James T.
Fields, and others, who accompanied him to
the Parker House. In accordance with Mr..
Dickens request, there will be no public
demonstration.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20

A radical in New Jersey recently ground
a hand organ for one hour in a public hall,
on an election bet. He was presented at
the close of the performance with boqnet-
tie of cabbages, carrots, celery aud other USE
full vegetables.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20

Go to to.the Bryant & Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get a thorough practical
business education, or to become a good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad
dress enclosing stamps the Bryant & STRAIT.
ton Commercial College, Davenport, iowa.
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Davis Pain Killer.

Stephen Miles, Davenport, England
Gents-I have great pleasure in recommend
ing the Pain Killer. For more than three
months / suffered severely with a sore throat,
for which / consulted the best physicians,
but derived no benefit until, by friends
advice, tried your Pain Killer as gargle.
In a short time it completely cured me-
While in India frequently gave your medi-
cine to the natives when no doctor could be
had, in cases of severe headache, rheumatic
pains, cramps in the stomach, ana cholera,
and it always cured them. / consider it a
most valuable medicine. Yours, &C.,
STEPHEN MILES.
GENTs-I have used Perry Davis and
Sons "Pain Killer in my family for nearly
a year past with great success. / deem it q
valuable medicine; it gives almost immedi-
ate relief. like TO have supply always
on hand, and would cheerfully recommend
it to all my friends.
THos. W. EWING. Baltimore,
Pub of Meth. Protestant.
oct24dwlm.
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Inhnsfnn's Flour.

Burgh Brothers are agents for the above
old and popular brand of Flour. They have
some choice winter wheat flour, and the very
best assortment of groceries and family sup
plies. nov.l 4dtf.
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Great Reduction! Down with the Prices

Merimack Calico and all best makes OF
prints at l23 cents. French Merinoes, a
lot from auction, all wool at So cts. New
Fur sets COLLAR and muff) $500.
Everything else marked down, at
BLOCK & NEwBURGER Bros.
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Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, L. o. o. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at o'clock P. M.
DAVID HAYES, n. G
LEVI S. HARsoE, R. s.
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A festival will be given for the benefit
of the new Catholic Church on the evening
of Tuesday, November 18th, at Rodman
Hau Tickets One Dollar