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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-22

Prepared from a Prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, NJ, D., Physician Extraordinary
10 the Quoon,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-22
First Mortgage Be24S

upon such property, costing nearly three
times their amount,
Are Secure BeVODd sDV CONTINGENCY
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
EDITOR FOR JAn., mn. J. ". HOLE.
6EOG R RAPHY.

The study Of Geography .istoa Srea, many,
very dGll study, aud as Teachers 1t is our
duty to oh.iate this as mach as possible.
which think can, in a great measure, be
accomplished by an early application to the
study Of il. la my opinion, Geography
should be commenced as soon ms the child
IS able to read in,clisbly, l. .. as sooa as
the child is able to obtain ideas from rs
difficult sentences rs are found in our prin>
ary Biographies. A child should not be
confined to its little reader or spellsr alone,
but should be encouraged 10 pursao some
Other study or studies. Ard by the aid of
the teacher, in NO other study, can be found
a greater variety Of interesting matter Tor
the youthful mind than the study OF Geog,
raphy. The teacher should give a prima>
~ drill and be csrfal to explain all dih>
cult points in the lesson before he requires
the child TO commi, it from the text book,
and be sure that no erroneous ideas are
formed from it. Ii the study of Geography
i rightly pursued, it can be made more in.
,ercsting than any readi.y lesson, on ac>
soaat ot the variety of thought it brings up,
which is no, directly connected With the
lesson. AID as the child becomes interest
ed ia the ssaiy, it will be An inceu:iys for ii
TO study its lessons. aud read or recite them
IN such manner as 10 present the idea
,hereia contained and by so doing i. viii
not only gain knowledge of Geography
bat also improve lis reading
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

BldciLcwk Go.-Nr. Abbott and wife
we're relieved Ct their duties as Supsr;nten,
dent and Astron Of the Home, Oh the lth
met: by Mr.. sad Ms. s. W. Cole, Q. Fay
cite Co. The Gasstte pays 4 high compli.
mcls &c Mrs. Abbois for her efficient dis
charge OF ihe duties of Ms.ron during the
pas, sear-col. J. Z. Ssnford delivered
two lectures upon his travels in Europe and
Asia, on sie 18th and 10Th ins,s. The
Gazafte says they we're highly interesting
asd instructive.
Dela,care Co-Mr. T. ". Dunham, ,he
School Superintendent elect of Delaware
Co., died in Manchester, 90 the 7th list.
The Manchester Tsion SPEAKS very highly
of hin IS a citizen and friend Of education.
Polk Co.-The rrir.ers of Des Noines
held festival al the Savory Hosse, on ,hs
lfih inst, FOR tie purpose Of raising funds
for the hsnefs of J. NJ Dixon, the blind
Local. late Of the Register.
III Geaeyal.-The Me.hoists Of Tip,on,
viii erect new churcl sdifee this season.
So says tie -iirerfiser. A company hss
been organized TO baill raiiroad from
M1scasine directly west to Council Blufs,
midway between the B. i ", and " 1 NJ
Z. Rs. This would be the shores, hne
connecting tie two risers.--Two freight
cara we're thrown from the track Of sSe
Sosth Western road last Friday. No dam
age except to csrs aud frsig ght.-The
Teachers' Institute Of Marion Co., held at
Peila last week, vas attended by us tsach>
era. The Blade says tie session WAS very
profitable.-There are now one hundred
and tlirfy-.wo posts OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic in ,Ais S!ats.--The 10.
uan says that the prospects are favorable
for great building ACTIVITY in Osags during
sumIner.-A paper mil! is to be establish
ed st Clinton soon.-Mr. B. D. I. Travis
is displaying his great paintings Of the Ar,
my of the Cumberland in the eastern part Of
the Stasc.-Ex Governor Stone has res
sumed the practice Of law =, Knoxville,
Marion co.-The Indebtedness Of Black
Hawk CO. is &45, 600. Its county warrants
are rs e,s--Mary Harris, who shot Bur>
roughs, in Nashau, two years since, and said
to be insane, is at home in Burlington, hav,
ing recovered her reason.---A bridge s:x
hundred feet long has been bull, across the
| Skunk in Jasper Co.-Reading circlei
have been established in many parts Of this
State Bishop Lee recently leesured in
Mascatine, Subject: Ny Anglican Trip.
Miss Chaplin has entered upon he.
duties as pastor Of the Unirersaliss Church
at Mt Pleasant,
Tie Press.-L. d. Ingersoii las ieft lhe
Muscatine Jonrnai.-The Lish Harp, is
Fenien weekly Journal published a. O,.um-
WA live Republican paper is to te
started at Charles City, Floyd Co.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

We have never presented to the
readers OF the BrLLEriN State paper
which more richly deserved a careful
pev.ual.,han the inaugural Address OF
Gov. SAMUEL Merrill. 10 be found on
tie FIRST page Of this issue. Ii firms
compendium o. orthodox Iowa Re
publican prisciples. ccmpac;ly and
hraye.y stated. None Of that trem-
bling cownrdicc which beliules too
many of the more prominent men Of
the Republican party. even in Iowa,
aad which crops out in tSemessage Of
ex,Goy. Stome. None Of that want
Of faith in the potency Of the grea,
principle Of equal rights, which is
ma if.s;ed by those who weaM bio,
cut eur glorious party record and
withhold frem the people the oppor-
tazity to ratiiy it by their sutfrages.
Gov. Merrill. on the contrary, ex-
hibi;s manly courage, aclear and cul-
tisated mind, mature thought aud a
the ough mastery of the political sisua-
ton. We attempt noanalysis. .ba, urge
every reader 10 give the address >
careful perusa..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

The Democrats Of our legislature
are unanimously in favor Of licensing
liquor selling, while the Republicans
are nearly as unanimous in favor Of
prohibiiory Legislation. There is
nothing TO be gained by attempting
to ignore the significance Of this fact.
As parties, one stands upon the free
whisky platform and the other favors
the abolition of traffic which is the
prolific source of crime. There are a
few-and thank God. but a rery few
-meabers of the Republican party
wha favor licensed rum-se,ling, while
on the other hand, there are some
De ehocrats who heartily detcst the
position of their leaders ON this ques-
ton, AMI who as heartily favor sirin-
gent prohibition bit the fact OF the
over~ helming afiinities of the two
parties remains unaffected and unmis-
taxable. Tie Democracy TAX to
whisky as naturally as ducks to water,
and it is the misfortune of the few
temperance Democrats that they are
In such unfortunate company. They
are out of their element, and would
vote upon the question as their con.
sciences dictate, were its decision dis
connected from party platform. and
party discipline. The very fac. that
the question has become interviewer
with party politics is the strongest
argument why it should be acted up
on directly by the people, at special
election. We are confden, the cause
would gain by such course, but in
any event, i. would develop most EN-
phslically the real wishes Of the voters
Of the State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

woolen mills in Utah, the past season.
There Was one there before, owned by Brig.
ham Young.-The Mississippi threatens
TO destroy Napoleon, Arkansas, BY washing
it away.--Oh Father Bushnell, Of vsr>
nont, used TO say that the best criticism be
ever received on his preaching, was from
little boy who sat At his see,, looking up in
bis fsse, As he was preaching to . crowded
hou e. As be was going On very earnestly,
ths ( How spoke OUT, You said 10. Afore. ;
-Thirty-two years ago. there was 70
written language Of tie Fjis, no knowledge
of true religion, ne assimilation 10 the civ.
ilized world. Now they have the entire
s arirtures, with grammar and lexicon, and
many other books. With $500 scholars, 4sl
churches, 55 English and native mssiona-
ries. All lay preachers.---The capital
stock Of the Western Union Telegraph,
according TO the last annual report, is $40.
$50, 400. The profits OF las, year = business
after paying dividends, amounts to $495,.
73i.-The Grant Locomotive Works in
Patterson, New Jersey, are elcsed for va, /
Of work. The wages Of the men, however,
will bs paid, less twenty-five per cent, while
the works are idle.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
LATEST NEWS.

The election in New Hampshire will
occur on the Second Tuesday in
March, The Campaign is being con-
ducted wnh unusual animation on
both sides.
At 4 special election in the S,h
Congressional district of Ohio, held
On the s7,h,ihe Republican candidate
was elected By about one thousand
maiori;y-a considerable gain.
The steamer Emerald sunk near the
mouth Of Red River, or the 21,h inst.
and Is a total less. The beat was
valued At $50, 900. and her cargo at
$3.50, 900, mostly insured. -Four wo-
men were lost.
Cholera, in an epidemic form, is
raging in New Orleans.
Conn., Vanderbilt is working grea,
reforms on the New York Central
railroad. Its stock has, under his
management, run up from 95 to l3e.
Gen. Steele recently died at san
Francisco, of apopleNy. lie WAS the
first Colonel Of the slh Iowa Infantry.
The most disastrous and dss,rnc-
tive FIRE that has ever visited Chicago
occurred last night. Th:ee of the
finest business blocks on Lake Street
are in ruins, including the extensive
stores of some Of our heaviest mer-
chants. Over twenty mere an;ile krms
were burned ont. The total loss is
between two ard three millions of
dollars. most efwhich is covered by
insurance. We give particulars else
where.-Joar,.al, 29th.
Geo. Francis Train has been re-
leased, the British government deny
inG all responsibility for his arrest.
There is no abatement to the Feni-
an excitement in Italy.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
GRAMAAR, NO. 3.

The Frs; principle, in government ,f
words, is that every word expresses An idea,
and that the class 10 which word belongs.
must be determined BY tbs sease IS espress-
sf 5g the worl. Words May b. divided in 10
classes corresponding with objects aud their
notifications, As those objects affect our
mental facilities, G. q: The word man, gives
the mind an idea or image of an individual
of the genus Homo, Aaaliai picture Of
the race Of man Ac., lie, those words are
names by which these objects ars known.
We may therefore very properly call them
names, or No.as. In shis clAss, may be
included al thosc words which give the idea
u individual objects, animate or insuinase,
visible or invisible. Another class Of words
gives sh. idea ofeoniition. This condition
naay be one of ac;isity,quisscenee or passion;
a., rejoice res, | am afflicted. As this
class Of words 10 used TO assert all that can
be predica'si Of any and all subjects Of
thought, We may call i; by way Of eminencs
tHS NcsS, OE W OLu nObo WOfdS Wntcn
specify, modify, or in any manner point on.
noans, We rnay call 4iisctires &c. In im>
parting knowledge Of grammar. We shall
succeed better with young pupils 10 eonhne
Illustrations Of the Office Of shs different
Parts Of Speech .: much as possible - werds
e.g: Take sentence with all the parts Of
speech in it. in single. words. Then when
she Offices Of words are readily pointed out
By The pupils, We may add the next princi-
pie, which 10, that shsn Any phrase or sen.
sence fills the Office Of any moaiifyiay rord
i, belongs to the same part ef speech as the
word. G. g: The cars run swiftly. Here
swiftly is IN -ddre-J because il tells how he
ears ran. Tie cars run ii rapid rate. At
a rapid rate is an Adyerbisl phrase because
it II odides the verb 'un jus; as swiftly does,
performing Tie same Office it belongs 70 the
same part Of speech. And 50 phrases or
sentences qualifying nouus or Adjective,
qualifying verbs aajecsivss eiyerbs &c. they
become sdverbs.
Doxlsrs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
1t will be reccolIected that Bremer

1t will be reccolIected that Bremen
Co. failed Ia receive her swamp land
Indemnity warrants, amounting to
several thousand dollars, through
Orwig's malfeasance. A bill TO in
demnify Bremen and other counties
for similar losses, passed the Senate
on the o5th inst. Senator Donnan was
active in securing its passage, aud en-
deayored, although Intellectually, to
have interest allowed the counties at
the rate Of six per cent. from the date
Of the applications Of the counties for
the fund. Mr.. Donnan is displaying
great industry and activity already in
the discharge Of his duties. He has
introduced bin tor the tlie relief of
onr county on account Of the safe
ROBBERY, and will probably secure its
passage. Bremer Co.. equally with
Buchanan, will find jn him a yigilant
legislator.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
an excitement ip Italy.
From the Chicago Journal.


Some one writin. 20 the Chicago
Tribune from Des Moines, charges
that Mr.. Rich. OF Independence. See
re;ary Of the Senate Naval Commit
tee, vas put up as candidate for State
Printer BY Mr.. Wilson, Chairman al
the House Judiciary Committee. ard
Senator Grimes, to further the cleo
ton. two years hence. of the former
tor the position now filed by the lat
ter. To this base and groundless in
situation the 1uL1se OF this morning
very justly replies:
"We do rot profess any spccial &C.
quaintance with Iowa politics, bat VIC
know both Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
Grimes too wei to believe tha. they
have engaged in any such hugger-
muggering. Mr.. Wilson, We presume.
is not wholly without the ambition Of
young men in public life, though he
has far less than the majority of,hose
who stand well before the country.
II he ever goes TO the Senate lie viii
20 in obedience TO the command OF
the people, and not in consequence OF
any endeAvor on his own part, or that
Of Senator Grirness 20 secure his elec-
tim"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
BRIEF IrR Ms

The Erst Virginia newspaper was issued
in l7so, a; $50 per annum.-Pe,er Cart
Wright is 50 years Of age, aud stll hale
and hearty. Nav York, has &C.
cepted plans for a soldiers monument, 10
cos. $4,000. The total funded deb. OF
Philadelphia, is $3s,G17,523. The Con-
gressional library contains los 5,557 volumes,
exclusive Of pamphlets and periodicals. s.
Eladsit Tisdale recently died at Ridgefeld,
CT. His name spelled backward and for,
ward the sams.--The receipts Of treasure
at San Francisco from the interior and
cosstwise for the quarter ending December
81, we're over $4,000, o,0oo.-Robert Ty,
Ter, son Of ex President John, 10 editing The
Montgomery Ain Adratiser, in which o.
fee his daughter Letitia il setting type
Cheyenne aud Salt Lake CITY. are free from
rats, and probably the only cities in tie
world that can make that boast--The as,
sessed valuation of real estate in New York
City for 1868, amounts to $631 ,49I $50
The total membership Of the Protest
an. churches Of this country. is six millions
--Last year there were Al murders and
s2 suicides in New York.-On the 18th
inst, at . meeting Of the New York Tiib-
une Associations Trustees, Horace Greeley
was chosen editor for the ensuing year
The Post Association has chosen William
Cullen Bryant.--Beecher is writing the
Life Of Christ.--Dicken viii read in De,
troit ON March 10Th aud 20.h.--Rev. VIM
X. Alser, is writing the " Iiizory Of the
Devilr' Minnesota journalism represent.
$4oo, coo capital. st. Paul figures for
el75, 1000 -Adah Isaac Menken's vol,
une Of poems, jus. published in Paris, il
dedicated to "my friend Charles Dickens
- The trcstle work at Harlow bridge, in
Mortified. the scene Of the late disaster, il
now completed, and the trains are now rum
ming regularly. Peoria County llil.), !,
to have . Normal Schooi---The school
expenses Of Philadelphia last year were
474o. 000.---The Erie, Pennsylvania Cen
trail and New York Central, have agreed up.
on rates Of freight and a passenger tariff Of
= character to greatly increase their profits.
The Mormons have imported the ma
,--.-s r>- 49, -. H.. o,....---. 1, -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
PROCEEFlNGs OF COSGREsS.


SAF' AcshI lCOS.
Senate.-The bill TO prevent further con
traction of the currency, was passed By a
nearly unanimon, vote.
House. Fernando Wood having referred
! 10 Congress as an Infamous Congress. .
vote Of eensare was Immediately passed, and
the censare was administered by the Spe.k-
er OF the House. 4 long discussion va.
had on the additional aeconstruc.ion bill.
THURSDAY, JAN 10th, 1865.
senats.-Ihe deficiency appropriation bill
was passed after debate. Davis, Of Ken.
tuckey, tried to defeat the appropriation foe
| reconstruction.
Hoase.-The bill to extend the term for
the completion Of the Dubuque L Sioux
City Railroad. 80 IS to secure The land gran,
vas passed after lengthy debate. Several
speeches were made on the reconsruction
bill.
FRrpaY. JAN. l7,h.
.SeHate.--Sot in session.
House.-Time taken up in deb.te on the
reeons.ruction bill.
MONDAY JAs. 20,h.
Senate.--A number of bills were in,rodre
ed. Nc other bills Of Importance.
HoUe.-An unusually large number OF
bills we're inrodu duced, after which an extend.
Cd debate occurred on the additional recon
struction bill.
TUESDAY, JAN. 2ls..
!Senate.-Among tho bills introduced was
one for the funding of the public debt.
Ho.se.-The reeonstruction bill passed
BY q vote Of ia 10 IS.
During the week following and ending
Tuesday, the 2sth, thebusiness transacted in
Congress was not of very gpeat interest. On
Friday last Senator Morton, Of Indiana.
made speech on the Reconstruetion bill
which is pronounced the ables of the session.
thus far
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

A Teachers Institute viii Be- held At Wins
throp on Saturday FEBRUARY 18th ls6s.
0apEa o. ExERcIsEs.
9. A. N. Opening Ezercises--Aunouaes'
ment and appointment.
800. Cless drill in Reading.
10. Class drill in oshography-by N. ".
Harmon.
1920. cl.s, drill in Arishnesic,-by J.
Z. Boon.
II. Class drill on Outline maps.-by
Mss A. Hsl.er.
ll:2o. Lecture By DR.. Markhan-Schoo'
room Physiology.
Essay by Mr.. A. Lasshrop.
Essay BY Mss Phebe Dickey.
AsrEssooS Session.
]. p. N. Lecture by Prof W. Palmer.
Class drill in spelling by Mas 4. East,
man.
Theory and Practice.
Report Of Comuii.,se.
Critics Report. Adjournment,
Com. on Resolutions. If. Gates. %
Mas A. A. speese
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
A KrHsxL or wnr.r Br.urL or cnAr

A KERKgL or THEEr ~ A BrtBEL or CHArP.
In this age Of hambuggery, when the wits Of
one half the world are ut work to cheat the
other half, il is refreshing 10 Ind an article Of
general utility among Us that possesses tbs
merit e,aime for il. II requires q knowledge
Of the higher mat ihcmatics to enumerste the
number Of worthless hair preparations that
food our market, Wanting their superior ex-
ceileOces from the show cases Of every druggist
Among siis mass Of rubbish, however. there Is
one article that, if the popular verdict 10 worth
anything, is ~ far removed from its competitors
In the valuable properties il possessss, ~ il IL in
its enormous demand Of course we sIiude to
the popular 'Rsfrett's Vegetable Hair Restor-
Atve." which il 70 highly indor-ei and rccon>
mended BY druggists. Those who have used 1t
and their nsme il Iegion--ars unanimous 10
their prsise Of its absolute superiority OYER all
OF ite would be eor-esitoss. - CsreiaraI 7ires.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

The Daily State Register of,he ssa
ilst., states that q resolution was in
troduced ia the House on the ssi by
Hon. p. c. Wilcox, of ,his county, ds-
elarimg as The sense of the House that
the sale Of Intoxicating beverages is
crime, and recommending that if
necessary a moI stringent prohlbiiory
Law be enacted. M. Irish, Demo
ctat, Of johnson Co, moved that ,he
resolution BE laid OIL the table. This
motion WAS los, by a vote q: es aycs
TO 20 noes. 1t Was then referred 10
the committee for suppression Of in
temperance by about the same vote.
Previously. Mr.. Irish had introduced
a resolution declaring as tie sense OF
the House that the prollibi;ory law
shaald be repealed and indicious ~
license law enacted. Tlis resolution
was tabled ~ vote of6 CO ayes to q
noes. This whole action demsnstrat.
canclasisely that nearly ,iiree-foufihs
ot the members Of the House are op-
posed 20 license Law and are in favor
OF stringent proi.ibi;ory law. We
may rest assured therefore, that what
ever may betide, We arc not to live
undar the curse of ieyalired crime, in
The form of 4 license law, for the next
tso years, through the action of our
General Assembly. We wish the two
questions OF prohibition or license
might be legally submitted to The pso-
rle of the State at special election.
This would settle the question in ia
sor Of stringent prohibition beyond all
psraarensurc. II snch submission
cannot properly be made in this form
let the General Assembly enact .
stringent Law with proriso for
State constabulsry, subject to the de-
easlon OF the people at special eiec-
ton. No sensible man OF either party
could object 10 such q submission Of
that question TO the people, removed as
1t Sonld be, from the pariiranship Of
the pcl teal campaign. The voice of
the people is the voice Of God.-ai
least upon ;lsis question.
We record the action 0. our repre-
sentative upon this qacsiion with pc
ealisr satisfaction, iIsas,naeh as lie is
not only logically and morally right,
but reflects Enthusiastically the wishes
and opinions of his constituents.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
Dissolution +!

NOTICE is hereby given that whsroas Rob
1N ert Ridden, Jr., Ass this day bought tho
interest Of James FORESTER, In shs goods and
accounts Of the late firm Of Riddell 4 Forester,
the co-pastnership heretofore ssirting between
the undersignsd is this day dissolv I'd BY mutual
copsent
Robert Riddsli 10 authorised 70 collect the
debts due the SAID 1rn, and will pay oil in
debtedEess u the hrn.
ROBERT RIDDELL,
JAMES FORESTER.
v--.ssp~ .J', l-ss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
Lscati0n Of the Deaf ana Dun Asy.
luxus

We ID not believe the interests of
the State would be subkeryed by rhc
location Of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
iun, for which provision was made by
the Eleventh General Assembly, at
Council Bluff. Indsed the State has
heretofore made a great mistake in
not locating all, or nearly all, the
State institutions at the Capital. The
Capital OF the State should be the
l,oint Of location, not alone for the
State House, but also for all public in
stita.ions Of 3 general character, rem
lering them easy Of access 10 our
legislators and TO the people of the
whole State, a. we'll a. adding TO the
dignity and Importance Of the capital
city. What has beeL done is beyond
recall. but as the location Of the Deaf
and Dulnb Asylum is yet in the hands
.fihe legislature, We trust it will be
decided in favor Of Des Noincs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

ELECTION or A kEPuBLIcAS SENA-
fog FROM THE 5ru DIsTmcT.-The
election Of q Senator in the 9Th Dis
ir.ci, few days since. TO OH 1.-The place
of Hon Wm Hartshorn, deceased, re-
alted in tie choice Of Or. J. u
Wright, the Republican nominee. BY
. ii ajority VI $40. Ia yiev ofthe light
5ote east, this result must be very
,tisfactory 10 Republicans.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31
Read ThiSl Read This

All you who are afflicted with conssmptien.
or any of iis early stages. such = Cough or
Cold. ~e offer yea sure remedy, and give yeu
evidence for proof that cannot bs dispu,sd. We
will As, warrant the remedy u i've esspssSe,cn,
d eAs msasy wfa b psssndsd
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-01-31

Twenty-t~o Grms we're elected by
tie great fire in Chicago. which de-
stroyed p, opcrty to the value Of over
IS, 900, ,OOo.