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Frederick William Dickens, last sur
vivipg brother Of Charles Dickens, died few
weeks ago, at Darlington, England.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.

QUINCY, April ll.-Presly w. Lane,
tdem. was elected mayor yesterday, by 500
to loco majority. The, entire democratic
ticket was elected.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.--Fifty-four cases
relating 20 captured and abandoned cotton
claims have been decided by the court of
claims, the amount aggregating to 100000,
to the claimants.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 2l.-The election is pro-
crossing without any collision. The negroes,
with few exceptions, voted the radical tick.
ct They marched in squads from the conn-
try TO the polls with banners flying, and yell
ing for Bullock. The excitement was in
tense and but little was needed to bring
about fearful collision. About Z, 200 votes
have been polled, nearly 1000 of which are
negroes. The total registered vote in the
county is $500.
MACON, Ga, April 2l.-The eleetionis pro.
crossing quietly, the negroes having the
polls to themselves To-day 1850 votes
were polled, only a few of which were
white. r -E E I'd
NEw ORLEANS, April 2O.-The counting
! of the votes in this city is not yet completed
| owing to the large number Of Independent
| tickets. The officers are divided nearl
| equally As far as heard from, the demo
| Gratis have small majority m the city anC
| parish of New Orleans. East and Wes
Baton Rouge gave 900 majority against The
constitution. The vote is very close, ant
the result cannot probably be determined
| before tomorrow night.
| CHICAGO, April 2l.-A train consisting o
Is platform cars, containing 80 Concor'
stage coaches, arrived in this city to-day
bound for Omaha. r... ..rr.
CHARLESTON. S. c, April 2l.-Oficial re
turns as far as received ofthe recent election
show $4,000 votes for and 1000 agains
the constitution.
CoLUSBUs, Ga. April 2l.-The election
progressing quietly. The total vote to-day
105 of which 297 were radical and Al cor
sentative. Many negroes voted the demo
cratic ticket.
| WAsHISGroS, April 2l.-House-A res
olution was adopted, to light the hall b
electricity. 81.
Mr.. Niblack had his name recorded a
voting in favor of the bill concerning tn
rights of Americans abroad.
Mr. Robinson offered resolution with
drawing the articles of impeachment an
instrueting the managers on part of tn
house TO suspend further proceedings. Byl
vote Of 81 to Is the house refused to consid
der IL.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

Several radicals are undergoing prosecu
ton in Hartford, Conn, for bribery IN the
recent election. So far as the case has pro
ceeded, the proof seems to be clear enough
1t is singular feature that the six most
prominent criminal lawyers of the city, en-
gagged to conduct the defence, did not bring
in any evidence, but relied upon a iega
aaibble, a flaw in the Indictment, TO clea
the accused. When this was overruled BY
the court, they asked weeks delay. Mean
time the radical papers are bowling abou
the wholesale frauds of the democrats, IN
able to back up their silly assertion BY siu
ole individual accusation.
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A Specimen Cspperhead.

The Times has imported to this city from Rock
Island a reckless and unprincipled blackguard
named Danforth, editor of q copperhead sheet,
who is a personal enemy of Gen. X. w. smith,
the renuhiican candidate for Judge of the record
er's court for the special parpose OF ualigning
that gentleman and inventing ISLANDERS against
him, The trouble with this fellow DanfoIth Is
that Con. Smith, while practicing law at ROCK
Island several years ago, helped TO inaiot MN
once for perjury and once for larceny This is the
same Danforth who, while Buchanan was Presi-
dent held naval appointment and was csshiered
and dismissed in disgrace for stealing. --Chicago
Journal of the 17th.
We republish the above for the purpose of
publicly branding the author of it as liar
and scoundrel There is not a word of
truth in any statement contained in the ar
ticle.
The Rock Island and Moline Union,
speaking of Bob Smith, says:
"In his capacity as attorney, he incurred the
displessure of the late city printer, j. 3. Dsn-
forth, and, it Is ssid, at one time reduced to
the unpleasant necessity of wringing the Off
calls nose"
One of the editors Of the Union knows
the above to be dastardly lie. Bob Smltf
never " in his capacity as attorney incurred
our ufSpIeASuTc- oH Tue "S SAAA
ployed him, as our attorney, in the onl,
case we ever had in the circuit court. No
did we ever have any personal collision wit
him, or even an angry or unkind. word wit
him. Such lies as the Union and the Chica
go republican papers have been indulging in
towards US, will do the radicals no good, W
can assure them. Not single fact in Bo
Smiths record, depends upon our testimon!
We have not been witness against hin
Every fact connected with his Infamous pr
litical record is proven by other parties, an
not by rs. We have asserted nothing. W
have not offered ouI testimony in the cas-
If Bob has bad political or NOR
record it is his fault, not ours. We did nj
make his record, or offer our testimony
prove it. Except for his uncalled for, u
necessary, and untrue remarks in relation
one now dead and gone, but who was We
dear to us, we never felt the slightest u
kindness towards him, and do not now
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Card from Henry par,,s Sons.

Having sold the entire stock. fixtures and
good viii of our retail grocery business to
Messrs Welch & Gregg, who have removed
the same to the room under Darts Hall,
formerly occupied by Phil Hem, where they
viii continue the retail grocery trade, we
desire 20 return our thanks to our customers
for the very liberal patronage we have re-
ceived at all times during the eleven years
Of our dealings with them, and to assure
them that WEIGH & Gregg, who were q long
time in our employ, viii continue the bust
ness in a prompt and honorable manner
that cannot but please all who may deal
with them. =,
We shall continue in trade at our old
stand, doing an exclusively wholesale busi-
ness. and will at ell times be pleased TO see
our friends, and trust that we will continue
40 merit the confidence we have SO literally
received.
HENRY DARTS Sous.
Rock::Island, April 9Th, 1868. d6taw3m
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falsehood have also exposed.
aBobn winds up by the following asser-

falsehood have also exposed.
aBobp winds up By the following asser
ton:
al hereby most solemnly ASSERT ana declare tina
Z never made the expressions attributed in tina
com nnnicASfen, to ms, that never entertained
The sentinsnts set forth in such expressions
and that the charges are, one ana ALL uncondi
tionally and unaualifdely false.
4 1t has already been proven by the lette
of x-Mayor Kimbaii, Of this city, and b.
Mr.. John ]. Fox, now of your city, that III
did make the expressions, and in more bias
phemous and vulgar language than thel
would repeat. The afidavits Of scores 0
other good men in this city can be had q
the same effect. Whether man 90 devo''
of truth, veracity, intelligence, or decency
is suitable for Judge Q, the e Of Chicago
J. B. DAxFoRTH, in.
Rock Island, April l8, 1868.
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which they have discharged the duties Of their
Offices.
Capt Connet.wAs called out and spoke
for a few minutes, being loudly cheered.
The convention then adjourned sine die, with
three rousing cheers for the success of the
ticket.
THE CONVENTION.
The convention was probably the largest
democratic representative body ever Assem-
pied in Illinois, and the proceedings were
of marked interest. Every county In tbs
state except three was represented, the num-
Der of delegates in attendance being owe
500, The disposition was expressed to nom
mate the best men in the party, without re
| gard to local claims, and the spirit of th'
convention was very enthusiastic that mex
| November the entire ticket would be electet
by the people of the state.
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MATTERS PERSONAL TO THE EDITOR OF
THIS PAPER.

The Rim Union seems to be under the
impression that we are candidate for Judge
OF the Chicago recorders court, and treats
its readers to columns of fabrications, inven-
ted and published by Bob Smith, in the
Chicago papers. Among the pleasant fc-
tons undulged in by Bob is the following,
found in the Chicago Tribune of the goth,
viz:
ave find that at the May term, 1858, of the
circuit court of Rock Island county, the grand
jury of said court voted to present q bill Of in
dctment against said j. B. Danforth Jr, for
LARoESY-in stealing money from firm OF
which he a member"
This is lie, out of whole cloth, concocted
to draw the attention of the people of Chica
go from Bob to us. There is not word Of
truth IN 1t, and the desperate set of villains
who got it up know there is not No such
indictment was over found, and no such
record can be found, or was ever made
and Nose Merrill, one of the editors of the
Uasion, who rspublishes the villainous fab.
rication, knows there is not one word O.
truth in it. The records at the court house
are accessible to all, and no one need
take our assertion on the subject-they car
go and examine for themselves.
The next count in Bob's bill of fare is tn,
unfounded and trumped.up perjury matter
which Is fully explained in . letter over GU
name IN another part of this paper, as fol
lows:
"Some Is years ago q think it was in 1851.
contest arose between the two newspapers pub
nsned mere, Tor the Pubiieation of the letter-lst
1t was awarded to my ofhce,-my af;dav;t .hoyv
Ing the largest circulation. For political effect
the wings, through the evidence Of man named
Bowie, who had been discharged from my en-
pleyment procured an Indictment against M
Tor perjury. The case fell dead from its owl
% tor perjury for his testimony in that very case
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

Democratic State Non''"''''


For Governor,
ouuR EDEN, Of Mouisrie Go.
For Lieutenant Governor
~, r. VAN EPPS, of Lee CO.
For Secretary of State,
a57s VAN HooRBEKE, OF Clinton 70.
For State Treasurer,
JESSE ]. PHILLIPS, of Montgomery 20
For State Auditor, r..
1oHN R. SHANNON, of Randolph 20
For Attorney General,
ROBERT E. WILLIAMS, of Mclean %
Far Rsnresentative in Congress-, a. nAs
~ w 0,RRIEN, of Peoria County.
r., psp,tentiary Commissioners
JOHN W. coNNETT. of Cook Co.
w NJ GARRARD, of Lawrence 20.
cALNEH FARLEY, of viii Co.
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i, The Rim Union occupies good deal OF
space trying to make people believe that
democrats have resorted to fraudulent natur.
alization papers in Chicago, to carry the
election. The Times shows that no fraudu-
len. papers have been issued and that the
charge is one trumped-up by the radicals for
nolitical effect
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Notice.

Thankful to the public for the patronage
extended to the City Drug Store during my
to my young friend, John Bengston, do
most respectfully request continuance of
the same patronage. am sure that all
business entrusted 70 him viii be faithfully
attended to. af SAMUEL HIxcKLEY.
Rock Island, April 3, dwtf rEsf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

The radical county clerk of St. Clair coun-
ty, Illinois, has been detected In issuing one
hundred and eighty illegal naturalization
papers, used in the late election for mayor IN
East St. Louis. The corruption is going to
be investigated.
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Latest News at May Bros.

Closkings Cloakingsll Cloakings !!
lust received from New York, a nice line of
Cloakings and Ribbons to match. Also, =
nice line of Dress Goods, Shawls, &c. + .
Call and see them.
apl20tf MAY BRos.
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Go to the Best.

Go to 70 the Bryant & Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get 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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united STATES BONDS.

HOLDERS Of Seven-Thirties must attend 70
IL them before they become due, or they win
lose the right TO exchange them for Bonds
Conversions can be made Of any time at the
First National Bank, or at the Banking House
Of NitsAsN = Lynds. in Roek Isfsad. eZn'f
mchl7dv1m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

The Boston Post has long and able edi
tosial favoring the nomination of Gen. WIN
field Scott Hancock, for president.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

One thousand democratic majority In
Quincy looks bad for Hawley. See teie'
graph column.
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MOLINE AND ROCK ISLAND HORSE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

DOCKS for the subscription to the capital stock
- TO said Company will be opened at me OF
foe Of Ben. Harper. Esq, on Tuesday, tss LEI
inst. also, at the Firs: National Bar I'D moline
and viii remain omen until Capital Stock 70 the
amount Of Fifty thousand Dollars 10 subscribed,
apr2Odtt.
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NEWCOMB HOUSE,
(LAfr LEcLAIRE,)
Davenport, Iowa.

This Hotel, situated in the centre of the busi-
ness portion of this city and but one block from
the Ferry and Steamboat Landing, will be opened
for the reception of guests on Wednesday, the
18th of April, ls6s. It has recently undergone
thorough repairs and extensive additions, among
which is Dining Hall 4017e feet, an office 24x4O
feet, large, pleasant parlOrs, sample rooms for
agents, and ample accommodations for over two
hundred guests. 1t being furnished completely
with new, modern styled furniture and steam
cooking ranges, the proprietors feel warranted in
Offering to families. tourists and the travelling
public an attractive, desirable stopping placeOn
of the best in the west.
FENNIMAN, SIGLEY & CO.,
sprisdwIw. PropretOrs.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Boarding House.

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FOR SALE.

A LOT OF SHELVING, Drawers and Counters,
n in good condition. Enquire Of
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FOR RENT.

THE ROOM formerly occupied by the Library
i Association, now occupied by S. N. Harri.
ss tea store. Enquire Of
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Hygeia.

We are unable to publish all the scientific
testimonials, which have been bestowed up
on Hof-s Malt Extract, and we content our
selves with mentioning the names of some
of the Physicians prescribing this Beverage
of Health
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

Avery, Bergen, Hollick, Stat Island,
Baker, Yaphank, Holcomb, New York,
Biglow, New York, HAVE, Boston,
Blecken. Redwing, Hull, New FORK,
Brooks. New York, Lowenthal, New York,
Buck, LAFAYETTE, Loomis, New York,
Game, Redwing, Mitchell, New YORK,
Carey, New York, Willard, New York,
Chauveau, New Gork, Roderer, New 4 ork,
CIohs. Newburc, Reichert Brooklyn,
Cox. New York, Rupprecht.New York,
Comstock. ST. Louis, Schwess, New York,
Corey, Brooklyn, Schafer, Brooklyn,
Cosard, Jersey City, Sell, New York,
Crane, New York, Sheville, New York,
Crane, Elizabeth, Schueking, Wash.
Detmold, New York, SIM, Freelandsviile,
Dnthy, Williamsburg, Smith, New York,
Elliott, New York, 'Stutzer, W'bury,
Fraser, New York, Taylor, New York,
Fresch, New York, Teller, New Yorp,
friedrich, New York, Thomson. New York
Gardner, Brooklyn, Tobias, New York,
Goodwille, New York, Van Buren,. Albany
Gordon, Boston, Vaughan. New York
! Goulden. New York, Warner, New York,
Halbut New York, Weber, New York,
Hart, N. Britain, Wsscott, New York
| Hart. New York, Wescott, Elizabeth.
Sold everywhere.
o. GRoTJAN, Agent,
Rock Island.
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Pending the announcement of the vote,
Mr.. Dimmoek, of Madison, withdrew the
name of Mr.. Buckmaster, and Hon. J. r.
Eden was nominated by acclamation.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Nominations for lieutenant governor be-
ing called for, the following were made:
Mr.. Dunlap, of Ssngamon, q member of
the State Agricultural Society, nominated
VIM. H. Van Epps, of Dixon, Lee county,
and proceeded to pay q handsome tribute 10
the abilities and sterling virtues Of farmer
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

A few gentlemen can find boarding on
Orleans street, at Mrs. Harrold's, in Eggles.
tons Row, opposite the Court House.
apl2l-dSt
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For SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY LOT AND BRICK
Saloon. ON the east side of Market Square,
formerly occupied as an auction room The To-
cation Is one Of the best in town.
JOB ROSS.
Rock Island, April IL, diff
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

AS the Rim Union has seen fit to publish
Bob Smiths letter to Chicago republicans,
it may not be very improper to copy the fol-
lowing
From the Chicago Times, April %.
Bob, Smith and Mr. Danforth--A Statement
by the Latter.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-21

1hC "no oPPo
PEEITENTIARY COMMISSIONERS.
The following gentlemen were nominated
for the Office OF penitentiary commissioners /:
+. B. Yanderen, Macoupin; A. M. Miller,
Logan ]. W. Connect, Cook Geo. ~.
Metz, Schuyler; DIR. W. w. Garrard, Law
renee; c. Farley, Will.
There being six candidates before the
convention, and three to be nominated, 1t
was, on motion of Mr. Oberly, of Alexander,
declared that the three candidates who
should receive the highest number Of votes
on the call Of the counties. should be deciar'
ed the nominees of the convention.
The counties were called, and the secreta-
ry announced the result, as follows:
j. W. Connect, of Cook, s 90,
C. Farley, of Will. go
Dr. Garrard, Of Lawrence, sao o
p. d. Vanderen, of Macoupin, ~
Geo, M. Metz, of Schuyler, 10
A. NJ. Miller of Logan, 400
The chairman announced Messrs. Connect,
Farley, and Garrard as the nominees OF the
convention.
Mr.. Dowdall, of Peoria, offered the follow
ing. which was adopted as
Resolved, That the thanks Of this convention
be rendered to our worthy chairman and his as.
sistsnts, for tho able and impartial manner N
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nHxocRATIc STATE CONVENTION,
(Concluded.)

Mr.. Fuller, of Cook, from committee on
selecting delegates and electors, made the
following report:
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Young America
NEW FIRM.
HEN & KELLEY.

Phil. Helm, formerly proprietor of the estab-
Hshment under Darts Hall, and James :. Kelley,
formerly conductor on the Chicago, Rock Island
4 Pacific railroad. having purchased of Mr.. +.
Ridenbaugb, his lease of Young America, ana
fixtures and stock on hand, respectfully give no.
tice that they will continue the business o. usual,
at the same place, and they hope the old patrons
Of the house will continue to call and see them.
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Van Epps, so long identified with the agri-
.nIturai interests of Illinois, president Of the
state agricultural society, &c. &c.
The nomination was seconded by Col.
Danforth, of Rock Island, who, in few
brief and pertinent remarks, claimed, in be-
half Of The farmers Of Illinois, the unanimous
nomination of Mr.. Van Epps.
The names of R. P. Tanssy. OF Madison,
and Murray Mcconnell. of Morgan, were
then presented, but there was such power
fal feeling in favor of Mr.. Van Epps that;
without taking q vote, Mr.. Mcconnell and
Mr.. Tansey we're withdrawn, and Hon. w.
II. Van Epps, of Lee, was nominated by &C.
clamation. - $500.
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