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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-03
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-03

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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
NO SO.

interruption Of the peace and pros
perity of the whole neighborhood.
I trust that every well-wisher of
peace and progress will diseouHte-
nance the further continuation of
these secret political cliques.
Trusting in the benefcent pro,
lection of the Almighty Ruler Of
the Universe, in whose hands are
the destinies Of nations. and who
has vouchsafed US such abundant
evidences of His loving kindness,
let us invoke His blessing on all
our deliberations and proceedings,
and to this end that they may be
guided and governed by that
WISDOM, WHOSE WAYS ARE WAYS OF
PLEAsANTNEss, AND ALL HER PATHS
ARE PEACE. 80.
ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor,
Columbia, November 27, 1868.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
The Preacher and the Card
Players.

The Preacher and the Card
Players. ..
A divine in q Far-Western State
visited a distant town for the pur-
pose of preaching the dedicatory
sermon in new church. Court
was in session, and on Saturday
thejudges andlawyers congregated
in room, and amused themselves
by card-playing and storytelling.
The divine, at the request of q
lawyer, visited theroom- He came
into the room 50 suddenly that
they were unable to hide their cards
and whisky. The divine looked
on awhile, and then politely in
vited the gentlemen present to at-
tend church next day and hear
him preach. This they agreed to
do, and Sunday found them, judge
and lawyers, seated in the 'amen
corner" The sermon over, the
minister announced: "Friends,
the citizens of this town have built
a fine church. There is still fifteen
Hundred dollars due. We propose
to raise the money by subscription
to-day, and" (eyeing the judge) @tt
60 one hundred" (imitating the
style Of the gamblers oflast night9
The judge, glancing at the lawyers,
slowly responded; II see your
hundred" "Thank you, brother"
said the divine, "will any one raise
it?" looking at the same time at
attorney number one. SThelawyer
saw he was in for it, and quietly
replied, II 60 a hundred blind"
and so on through the list. The
divine raked down both the bar
and their money, until the scene
closed by a sharp, shriil voice an.
nouncing, II see the last hundred,
and call YOU" The astonished-
ment of the congregation can be
imagined. l venture, however,
to think that these lawyers will
not soon invite the divine to wit
ness another social game of euchrc,
when men "see" each other "gos
blind" and s'call'' the hand. -.
I can vouch myself for the exact
truth Of that story the next tell
from hearsay, and don't answer
for, but as l have seen something
very like it, I believe it may be
true.
AN AccoMMoDAT1NG JUDGE.
At a Far Western Court, the
case of Smith Jones was called on,
"Who'se for the plaintiffp' iH-
quired the judge, impatiently. -.
"May it please the court" said
2 rising member of the legal fra
ternity, "Pilkins is for the plaintiff,
but I left him just now over in
the tavern playing game Of
poker. He's got a sucker there,
and he is sure to skin him, right
smart, if he has only time, He's
got everything all set to ring a
cold deck in which case he'll deal
for himself four aoes and his oppo=
nent four queens, so that your
honor must perceive that he must
rake the persimons."
"Dear me |" said the Judge, with
a sigh, "that's too bad 1t happens
at a very unfortunate time am
very anxious to get on with this
case"
A brown study followed, and at
length a happy idea struck the
judge:
"Bill," said he, addressing the
friend of the absent Pilkins who
had just spoken "you understand
poker about as well as Pilkins.
Suppose you 60 over and play his
handw
i And Bill did SO.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09

Shares in Cheraw and
Coalfelds Rail Road
Company
Shares in Laurens Rail
Road Company
Shares in South Caro-
lima Rail Road Com
pany ......'.....
Shares in Charleston
and Savannah Rail
Road Company -.
Shares in Southwestern
Rail Road Bank
Shares in Keowee and
Tuckasegee Turnpike
Company
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-12-09
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1868.

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The evening Argus., 1868-08-04


himselft to be full fed ged "loi' radicaband
sort Of saloon Ioater engaging IN violent
| political discussions, wanting 10 pet on
! Grants clestion. hat always backing down
when "called." 10 some he claimed to be a
New York custom house officer to Others
gentleman Of leisure, &c. &c.-but was, all
the while, blatant radical
pp last Saturday morning II letter was re-
cr;,o1 at the First National BauA, in this
citv, addressed to Geo. +, Davenport, care
If the bank named Mr.. James NJ. Buford,
the cashier, on examining his mail matter,
supposed the letter was for Geo. l.. Daveu.
port of tue davenport National Bank, and
remailcd it to him. About o'clock the
same day, this pretended Geo, +, Daven.
port called at our National Bank aud enQuir.
ed for the letter, and learned it had been for.
warded. lie manifested much disuppout.
ment, said it contained certified checks
which he wanted to get cashed, and enQuir.
ed if be could do SO. Mr., Buforl replied
that he could if they were all right and he
could be identified. Yesterday afternoon,
Monday little before time to close the
bank, he walked in, with j. S. Hutchns, of
the Rcdman House who identified him )and
presented certified checks on some Chicago
bank for $22j signed by W. +. Storcy& Co.
the proprietors Of the Chicago Times. A
suspicion crossed Mr.. Bufords mind that
there was something wrong, and he replied
81 will cash your checks if Mr. IIutchins
will ndorse them" OF course this was not
done, and the parties left the bank.
In few minutes Warren Herrick, from
the Davenport National, stepped into our
National Bank and, showing Mr.. Buford the
same kind OF checks for S62O, asked him if.
he had seen anything of the kind. This led
to the conclusion that they were forged, and
the fellow was followed to the Rodmsn
House, arrested, aud taken to Jail in Daven.
port He returned the money he had OBJ
tanned on these checks at the Davenport Ma.
tonal, confessed that they were forged, that
he wrote the letters himself aud had taken
this means to replenish his very lean purse.
And thus this noisy radical blower career is
cut short, He will probably 60 to the Iowa
and Colt and Granfax will thus |
lose one of their ardent supporters.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04
CoGINdHROIAL.
Rock Island Market.

Rock ISLAND, August 1.
FLoUR-Sprng Double Extra, in bbls. ~ 40 al
wholesale, and SlOC0 at retail. Sacks, S., 90 at
Wholesale, and 81 so ut retail Loose, $3.50 at
Wholesale, and 81, 40 at retail.
WHEAT-No. |, 81, go, No. 2, $3.50, No l,t0.
C0RN-Bga7Oc
OATs-5sa60c for 80 lbs.
RYE-l ,64al, ,65.
BAnLEY-No. /, l,9Oa2OO. No.2, l75
BEANs-6 00a6,j0
SALT, ,O5a3,2j per barrel
KEROsENR-Wholesale barrels included, 40
retail G0c.
HIGuwSSEs-$g SO.
PoTAToEs-new 20.
EGGs-lSc dos
BUrTER-Very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring 20a22!c.
PoULrRY-Spring chickens, S2a2,5O per doa
LARD-2Oc per 70.
HOGs-For live hogs 6a74c.
CATTLE-Live weight, common, 4,OOa5,OO
Prime shipping 5,5Oa7,0O per hundred pounds
HEDEs-Green Country, Sc green cured, lOc
green calf lOal2ic; dry flint, llal7c; dry salt
ed, l0Rl2c.
HAY Prairie, SlOal per ton Timothy 1890
a$l5,OO.
WooD--Oak s., 80 to 800 a cord.
CoAL-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold at l. cents, the cost Of delivering 70
be added
From teams, in Market Square, at lial5 cents.
LrmE-Port Byron, $40 per bbL Rock Island
lime Sl.25 per bbl.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL--arrves at
$3.50 4. NJ, rad j.i5 P. N. G!osos 1T Geo A. VI.
aud $50 =. NJ
Pyhr BYRON MAlL--Gia WatertoWn, llaap-
ton, Raptts City, Port Byron aud Cordova, ar
riycs at $50 A. VI. Closes 4;lG ?. NJ.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arriyes at 7,3OA.
NJ, Closes at 6'l5A NJ. and 5:l5 Pm
ALEOO MAld--via Camden Mills, Andalu-
sus EiginSton, Hamlet, poEryton Aledo High
Point, New Boston, keithsburg, Oquawka, 70
O4uawka Junction, (SagUtown), leaves daily AZ
A, NJ, aud arrives at $3.50 P. NJ. Mail mat
ter for Pleasant Ridge HaElitt, Buffalo Prairie,
Illinois City, Drury, Copper Creek, and Mil
lorSburg, goes by this route
MONMOUTH MAIL-yia Presumption, Suez,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
klchla0d Grove to Monmouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays aud FRI
day at p, NJ. Centre Ridge is supplied
BY this route,
GOAL VALLEY MNTL--(byc daily, leaves
betwJou ant 4. NJ, returning at about
2. W. Hrru mail matter Is sent 10 Coal Val
|ev
'NHBRlpGE MAIb--vm Coal Valley, Orion
anil AuIoyer to Cambridge, leaves Monday
Wednesday, aud Friday, at A. NJ, returning
runsiay Thursday and Saturday, at 5 ?. NJ.
Oifee hours from 1880 A. NJ. to 500 ?. NJ.
~ Sundays, open from to 10 AM.
NJ. Il. Osborn, Post Master.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

A Silly RADICAL FoRGER CAUGHT.-On
Tuesday morning, July 2lst, young man
was introduced to us, near the Rodman
House, as "Mr. Davenport correspondent
ofthe Chicago Times" He seemed anxious
to know the whereabouts Of T. F. Daven-
port, or his brothers, but claimed no relation
to the family living in this vicinity. We in
formed him that I. F. Davenport resided at
Orion, in Henry county. A little further con.
versation convinced US that he was a hum.
bug and no correspondent of the Times. He
remained here some time and he soon showed
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

Mrs. h. j, spaulding's Caucasian Balm is
warranted free from all mineral aud poisonous
SUBSTANCES, or any matter injurious TO the skin,
After using it for n short time, it will leave the
skin a soft, satin like texture, impnrtng to it IA
freshness, smuothncss, and transparency that can
only be produced by the use of this invaluable
Balm. 1t presents no vulgar white lead, as all
other compounds DO, but ON the contrary it will
give the complexion pearl-like tint, such as
Gun only ho found IN youth. It's use cannot be
detected by the closest observer II is also in
valuable for removing all kinds Of IIumOrs, Tan,
Moth, Frcckles, Suuburus and other cutaneous
diseases from the skin. Mrs. r. j. spaulding
has every confidence in recommending her eau
casian Balm to the ladies of every state in the
Union, as being the only perfect and reliable ar
tCle now in use. Address
MRS. X. J. SPAULDING,
mHy27dtf Rock Island, I'll.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

Tclcgraphed to the ARGUS.
NEw YoRK, August 4.
Cotton--quict at % midIling uplands.
Flour-fair inquiry for low grades; receipts
2g4; s,sSag6d extra state; S,gOall,20 extra
weEern; g,l0al3,3O hoop.
wheat--quet and steady; receipts 1850; sales
10000 2.OS no. /. spring; 2,9O choice white
California.
Rye-scarcc and firm,
Corn-actye and excted receipts S8S39 sales
364 ,O0G, ll0ai4 mixed western in store; I5aI3
do aBoat
Barey-dulI and nominal.
Oats--iull; receipts IlleO; S2a2i western store;
s3ai uhoat.
Pork--drmcr at 2s,75aS7 new mess; 2s, ,5OaGS
old.
Lari-qn.ct and drmer; l73al83 steam; lsS
al9 kettle rcu terod.
Beei--quiet.
Cut mcats--cady.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

STERLING RAILRoAD.-We understand a
suit was commenced on Monday in White
side county against the Rockford, Rock Is
land and St. Louis railroad We know
nothing of the points in controversy but be-
lieve it is family quarrel among the in
corporators and directors. The probable
effect will be, unless the matter Is comprom-
ised, a delay i'll the completion,H not an end
of the Rockford, Rock Island & St. Louis
railroad.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

THE AMERICAN CENTRAL.-A letter from
a friend in Aledo, dated, the %, says Judge
Thompson arrived home last night. lie says
the contractors will be at work Oh our road
in two or three weeks and expect to complete
it to New Boston from Galva by November
1gtn
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

THE Rescue Engine Co., last evening,
elected Joseph Brown, first assistant fore
man, to fill a vacancy caused by resignation.
They also voted to drape their hall in mourn,
ing for 30 days, in honor of Joseph Ross, a
deceased member.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

RAILROAD SALE.-To.day (the 4th) Il. T.
Fuller, attorney for the Western Union rail
road, bid off, at sherid's sale, for $4,000,
that portion of railroad from the junction
to Port Byron, on judgement obtained at
last term of circuit court, for $330,O00
The road is iucumbered with other titles
ard mortgages for several times its value,
and this sale win not probably be Of any
advantage to the Western Union.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04
nniirnha Trains.

LpAvg-ohioago, Rock Isls nd Pacific, going
a., Al T.sO A. NJ and 300 p. NJ.
'"as "G,ins West-at $50 A. M. aud 5.45 Pm,
Wsstsrn Union, and Sterling & Rock Island,
Al 5,45 A, M. and AS P. NJ.
Coal Valley, about 7.O0 A. W. aud 100 P, VI.
ARRIVE-ChioagJ, Rock Island Il Pacific
from the East, at 6.3g A. NJ. aud 5.45 p. NJ.
From the West, at 7.3U A. NJ aud goo ?. NJ.
Western Union, AMI Sterling y Rock Island,
ats.20 A, NJ. aud 100 Z. NJ.
Coal ValleyyaDuut | A. NJ. and p. VI.
Ee~ Trains run by Chicago the, w.iuh IL
about 10 minutes faster tAah Rpa. Island time.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

SCREW CuTTER.-Mr. Riley, at his shop
on the Leyee, has lately added an immense
screw cutter which cuts screws on gas and
steam pipe from ssof an inch to inches
This is the largest machine of the kind west
of Chicago. Mr.. Riley has fine stock OF
articles in his line. See his advertisement
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

CHARLEY DuNHAM is in town. He and
Capt. Macarthur came down in a buggy, and
are stopping at the Rodman House. Mr..
Dunham will speak at the court house this
evening.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

The Organ is perfectly silent in regard to
the outrage of Curtis and Condor in enter
ing private back yard and taking a man
out and taking him to jail to make fees-a
confession that it is true.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04
Chicago market.

TeIegraphed TO the ARGUE.
CHICAGO, August l.
Flour firm, good demand, choice grades held
lOal 30 higher.
Wheat quiet, No ! new ,Sj, No 2new 7ja76,
old 81, seller aug l6ja6
Corn higher, No g94ai, No 95a97.
Oats quiet, steady, 592a6O new, old g.
Rye tame. sc No !, 1888 No 2.
Barley quiet, sales by sample l,SO, No so.
Pork 28, 7ja29OO.
Lard l73alS.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

The proPrietors of the Davenport Gazette
are now Edward Russell and j. s. Conner,
they having purchased the onethird interest
Of Mr.. Ellis for $3.50.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

Standing by its friends is one of the virtues of
the ARGus.--Rim Union.
Thank you. Wish we could say as much
of you when the negro procession cheered
you.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

REMEMBER, that the place to get your
cards shipping tags, bill heads, monthly
statements, shipping bills, posters, &C.. is at
the ARGUS Office.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

LET no democrat fail to do his duty this
evening, in getting out full house to hear
Mr.. Duuham, our candidate for state sena.
tor
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

AaN - - v "
ITNtnE GTnrg ",

UNIoS Stock YARDS, August 4.
Cattle-Recd - cars. Extra 7,5Oa7,7j, fair
to good G0Oa7,25, stockers 3,O0a5,25
Iogs-Rec'd 81. Extra l0,OOalO,l0, good to
choice 9,6ja9,90.
Sheep--Rec'd cars Choice 3,75al,OO good
5,2ja3,3J.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

LUKE EAsTMAN's pocket book was left at
this Office within an hour after we published
his advertisement last evening.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

PRINTER WANTED.--A good comp ostor
can find employment at this office.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04
SIMILlA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR,
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAVEPROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made IN us
ing them; so harmless as 10 be free from danger,
and SO efficient as to be always reliable. They
have raised the highest commenuRtion from all,
and will always render satisfaction:
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04
FOR SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY LOT AND BRICK
L Saloon, on the east side Of Market Square,
formerly occupied as auction room. The To-
cation is one of the best in town.
JOB ROSS.
Rock Island, April II, diff
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

Forty CESTs a line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

BRoN2E For SALE.-See advertisement in
this paper
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

The democrats of Quincy announced grand
pole raising" for last Thursday afternoon, which
the Wing of that city pronounces a "grand fiz-
zle."-Rjnr Union.
And the Quincy Herald says there were
5000 people present
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04
BRICK YARD FOR RENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED have q Brick Yard,
L near the one which they arc now using
which they wish to rent, furnished or unfnrnished.
c. ATKINSON 4 SONS.
Rook IshDi, April c, diff
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

DRUMNED oUT.-Wm. 81. Swords, an en-.
listed man at Rock Island Arsenal was
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

drummed offIthS Island Monday evening for
deserton He deserted two months ago
aud was sent to Fort Wayne, Detroit, to be
tried He was sentenced to be branded with
the letter D u inches long, to forfei, his pay
due him, to be drummed out and to under.
60 two years imprisonment at Fort Delaware
When drummed out, his djshonorable dis,
charge was handed to him as he was leaving
the Island This he threw in the river
He WAS taken in charge by guard who
started with him for Fart DeIawsre ON Mon.
day evening.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04
CLUB MEETING.
&krMM
a,N$

The regular monthly meeting Of the Rock
Island Democratic Club will be held in the
Court House on Tuesday evening, August
Ith, at which time committees will be ap.
pointed and arrangements made for the
Great County Meeting for Gov Eden, which
comes off on Wednesday Aug. 10Th.
After the business of the Club shall have
been transacted, speech will be made by
CHARLES OUNHAM, EsQR.,
our candidate for State Senator, who, having
been invited telegraphs as follows:
GENEsEo Aug. IL shallOe down on Tuesday,
per request.
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04

u-us-u.uuu,uu-uuuvsuruu-uzuuu
-
drummed oH'thS l''ah" MONDAY evening 'oT
desernon' lie uesereu "o non'u' ago
ana was sent 70 for' wayne, pe''o''' W ue
- '',''"I'' " ~ S'|'I'' "''"
'"0 '''''' - ,"'1'' ms ~ ''''''' "'' P''
uue n'" 70 oe uruui'ne0 out anu 10 uhueF'
90 '"o le"' i'u P''Soul'eu' a. ! or' Del""a'e'
" Ut" u'ON"lneu OUT MS ''Snohorao'e u'S'
'""ike was naLueu ~ MN as nc was 'ea''"g
,|' ''''''', ''' "' ''''" j" '"' ''''''
''' ""' 1'n'" !" 'uH'-' oy "8u0'" VINO
o'''''' wiz" M" '"' I"' "o'aNh'e u" NON
o"y evening.
Rnrn N,rrro. Tho Il Ionis and
uniocv r;re nj. ,.oorboa,s Loro ,,w copsol.
do,o5 ,r;,,, g., N,ra,n,.,or,,or white Col.
Ia.Eo. Tn, =, I,,,,, .,d Opincy line
consisted ., three boo,. the Tom Jasper
uoIIio Ncpuo ord victory. The Union
H. ia :. run their boats as fol.
'.,, ~. gs ami. 10 Keokuk, the Tom
r.,..-', p,.I sheridan, from Keokuk to
p III. r.I.s, tba Addie johnson, Diamond
Joe and Palmer new from Rock Island
to Port Byron, the Enterprise from Port
Byron to Prescott, the hey City, war EagIe'
Northern Bete, Oly oil 81 ihu' ana Anne
Johnston. Ihey VIII iA"S nave da'Iy llhe'
The Pembrna arrived mere to-day Hhe
will leave for Montrose to connect by boat
for st. Lonis.
The Canada IS now said to have passed
the lower rapids.
The Savanna leaves Port Byron to.mor.
row morning on the arrival of the Port }y.
ron train.
The New Boston for IT, Madison to.mor,
row morning.
The Canada arrived here this afternoon.
io'l'" l'N"S'--A u's'"' O'"No o,1"'',D
MAR '"e corner u '""''o" '"' '''''''''
S"ee's, aoou' . . e'oeA '"S' " ''"'"E' ""'one |
some men VINO were discussing lne e'gh'
hour law, ana hgh' Io"o"eu' 'h'y one
nun, Jonh "I''I'e' was "f'c''eu' anu n0
was the man VINO got De"teh anu ouEu'
not 10 nave Deeh arrested lie was '"Neh
70 JAM !" very Df"''eu anu O'0ouy 'O"u'
"o"' anu "Hcii' ee'" i'''''' ~ '"No nun
IN, AS he saiu ne was perfectly soDeF ana
the ponce snou'u see 10 'ne capture o' 'he
p"rues VINO oea' NM Inns morning ne
was accordingly not forthcoming, anu' on
INJURY 'Ho Poi'ee ie"I.eU 'n"' Tue S"e'''
""0 ''' ''''" g. y" "'' P"''''' '"'9 ~
tempted 10 oflnS fee'1 10 an account ior
MS cohuucE lh'S morning, III the maels'
trates otilce when he told them that Crime
was not a fit subject for his care; that lie
was Pei'eo"y soOoi' pauy Dea'en' anu
househOloer ana aDIe 10 pay any uhe ''npo'
sed under the city ordinances that he
needed medical treatment, and he let him
,,o ~, t,is ,,ro,,,;s,, q, o,,,oor ,Lis ,rorning
e., 5 .,-!g
Inc Po'Co ie'oi'eu "usi"!i anu '"0
replied that "he would be ouIIyrsggeu Dy
none of them" The city marshal declared
his inteption to submit the question TO the
.;,,asnaon
'''y 'oU''e,'. -.s4---
STRIKE on THE IsLANp.-The dissatisfac.
tior which bos hoo, ovbibitad among the
. ',O.' - .'''s -. 49,, paa, I.I.-I Su,a.
government employees at ROCK ISI"na ArSeh'
al eliminated in a pretty general strike
Yesterday afternoon. After the roll call,
y,os,or1o,, r,orrin,, ,bo Instrumentation, or ,be
@ '' 49,. -,
act oy secretary ochohelu was cou'hu'llc"''
ed to the hands, viz; that they were either
at liberty to work ten hours at the old pay
or tbov micbt worl, eight hours and he
The evening Argus., 1868-08-04
DatlD Argus.
prou,4um Job Printing

Orders for Jos PRrSTrss will meet El'n vi plonps
lttontion at the An0us uFFicE. Aua a. ssts.