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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

Tho dedication ~ Tbs new mNsauic hal 81
Vest Kafer, By Mormbg Iloa4r Lodge, 4srt
"Wednesday. Va yerY pioanaai AMI eaoecsrlaii
ai-.y, participated m By large uarRsf q tle
irAtcuisy from otbor lodgoa ADD tlt err manies
sert ~it8assta ly s pameroas aa4ienee q cu-
ssas X the pla The programme, a. publish.
"a ty ua twg socks siuce, VA ial,2 laulfd ent
aasr ehlch .lit asseml!y ad.euued % meet again
b tha evening rnd indaisc n "trip o. the light
taHnsgso iae saHe seventy oauples EAriseipAt-
go 80 the sFouAns'a eiQ1yinent Aessfs E.Asi's
A Prihdls prepared the supper. Nisch . spoken
4 A. aeEs hlghly reiilahie 70 ihelus ana ss elv-
.ag saceileal saalsfaeuqa y ~ company. Mess
pss furnished 3, Burts band, aad essfythlns
Fssssa 81 u pleasantly s. could be wished
Tas eAaffs Is Mamins fiawsr lslge by Graal
Master albsoa q \ Y sui tie address q Grand
Master Ras.erly are rpassnof asTey allie aad
elogRenl es1gts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
TO PHYSICIANS

L VIVA OBI August lHtN tauf
Allow me ncaiD your attention W mF fEEfABA'
TIpN OF UO&PapNu ENIKACr HtCHt The
cnmpanants ptrts arg Brtllu, Lost LEAF, Il Blsb>.
JtNtPEN BEERlEs
Moor 81 pRsrAN,BtoN Buchu IL yacUo. juipcr
Berries by dstHlH}on. 10 iuru hne YIN. tuhebs ck
irlced BY displacement BY liquor obtained au, iaui
per Berries. containing ytry he sugar tmall Pre-.
poflit % spirit tn Morr pdataflt t6Hu amy np~ IN
use The active properties afe by tiis Hde oAtnict
ed
Bucbu. as prepared BY Druggista gchfrIs i 81 a
,llfk cnUt. Il is pignt that rints SO fragrance the
arina ~ flame dgsfuYs hi- lts attiee priu,igicl.
lrnYIuya dark and Fuiaous dcCortau MtAc - the
color IL Ingredients The nuchn w my preparation
ptpdnldpaps. thp smallest quantity NJ the other ~
gpHituts urc aidcd tnWtNrnt hrmonAti,n; ui1n Ms
shpcbu " viii b. Buud nat ~ teh Iineiufr, % taadr
ia pnarnaeal an nar il O. syrup amt therefore can
be se,l tn vases whef, ieyfr ~ innammatpu exists
IN hs yru hive the knnWledgt y The Ingredients and
Che inndo 81 preparation.
ll,piug that sou viii fvnr II With trial. aud thu
upon Inspection II win meet with y"nF aPFTetaient
with feeling ~ confidence.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22

N q AnAgus. Il ravlet Aas sSat = ITO
hsas eggs sisleh srr rugsas.ses oas q them
aeAssres. ~ lgbgssi sAg q laches 10 csFeaaa-
fsnnat, su8 iarhos a. stutesi 50 .aua selghs
j trrcha- Tie aihss msassrss "a AID 81 saefss
s grtun fs.auao asd pssghs 2 dfa1il1as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
ARLINGTON

Mr.. A. II. Wolfe, Of Arlington, killed IS
manihs old hog ia October last, which weighed
C6 pounds, the hanr llng iS ihs, each. hr,
Wolf, il also tIo owner Of q COW that IL certainly
entitled +, notice, and VIC doubt II her equal can
Do found 10 tie State, She is eight years old, and
gives from sixty d seventy quarts Of milk thro'
the best Of the season, filling two common water
pals at each milking. Eighteen and a half lbs.
u butter have bosn made from milk given by her
ia seven days. Her calf in 1886 was sold FOR So,
at FIX months d age, her calf u 1861 eighteen
mouths old, was sold for 500, her calf for l56o
vas sold far Is when two days old During the
past -ummer Mr., Wolfe has supplied with milk
four families besides l.is owa, which consists I
from . 70 80 persons She gives at proseut
about ten quartz per day.
A Christmas Eve Party viii be given at the
Arlington House, Arlington, on Thursday evening
neat Music, Warmers Quadrlle band.
On Thursday Eve, Dec 81, grand Masonic
party and Lall is 70 be given at the Arlington
House under the auspioics Of Rcd Mountain Lodge
II Arlington Music by Loomis Quadrilo band.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-22
SYNDICATE

golden WppN0, correspondent writes ~
rae cliidfeu, Relatives and ir.pnds u Walt i Ran
DAN aua lady, of saldgate gave tiem surprise
visit 90 THURSDAY, M ioth inst il beng the NJ,
noth anniversary az their Wedding. The company
came together ea Wasse, nhd found Mrs. Randall
engaged al the wash tub and Alr. II. turning the
Universal wnngor. The vaah tub was at onco
set aside aud tho table placed IL Its stead Which
sas soon loaded 10 it's fall eapreity With edibleH
brought 10 by the company, when all sat dowu to
a sumptious dinner, Among the guests we're ON
former residents aud friends, Judge Thomas and
ladt q Aurora, m. DcA Hurd and lady Of Cam.
bndge, n. T., T. D. Hoyt Esq, snd lady Of Ar
ahgt3n, ard many others vho had formerly re-
sided in The town. Il is worthy Of note that
AIMING the party were three couples who had
lived together my years, aud tNo couples that
we're the parents 81 children present After az
hour speri ID social intercourse the comp any
took their parlafe, leaving behind them many
gAlaablc presents, iaaludiHg about S2o in green.
backs
"A correspondent writes a. follows concerning
lhn character sud success u tho efforts " spir'
ilualisi vho recently visited Sandgatc. The young
woman aliudad 10 Is probably tho came persut
smcntigned "a The JoUasAL TIVE eT tArp Segk'
,tncs a. he yiug !usi eiosed aReak u sWaiuslst'
ab0i Is DAT g5aa "shg lpaiurel ID yariaul
paris u tae ilau. snd though some 4 her .ee
tnro, ngrp sAfef iaGiroqt, a. q ah"is lhoy vert
bail ara open stta,isupou tle Bible aHhti.c Re
hsi5u i gAr.st Hsr tJsopour appeared 70 b
extracts aua abstrset- ne sily frin ihfdel books
am oaid tAst 0na y her lectures waa a. eXa@
iereuusa Il chapter 10 Ion, Payne inheie
boaa so,as ofhsrgtli.bie ftl3aers sad she wa
surely inspired. she left taHi WITH cros,'e'
salst and smiling face, bu, @aBie q tae boy
l1oAod sad ID not knop tho o2icat % Aer ia
aasuco ia tise paaee. bat Z j. gratifying Z me =
srtq that u7t zoe y her la.loaep 81 ale.siat
Is the Eartt.2s religion.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

Yates and Sumner have torn the republ;.
can suffrage resolution all TO pieces, and
announced in the senate that the republican
party win force negro suffrage upon all the
northern states By act Of congress. Yates,
in his speech, said
HAS il come to this, that the republican party
VIII draw dividing lines between the north and
the south, by establishing universal suffrage In
one part Of the republic and not in the other
tell senators-I tell the republican party-thaf
TINS question must be met. Gentlemen cannot
bury the party in the sand. No question Of in
tcrhal Or external policy can obscure L.. No
gale OF military glory can overshadow IT. The
party must make the issue. 1t must move ON to
UNIVERSAL suffrage everywhere. II cannot be left
TO the states, Tor the states win not do il. Con-
gross has done 1t in the states of the south; let
con by one sublime act do il in the states of
the north I"
Here is the issue of the pending presiden-
tial campaign set forth by the two great
leaders of the Jaeobin party,-Sumner in
the east, and Yates in the west. slRecon.
struction to be enacted in the north, as il
has been enacted in the SOUTH How do fhe
people in the ives like it? a 9sss...5 >
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19
nEMocRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION

There being no record to be found of the exis-
teuce OF democratic Senatorial or Judicia
District Committee for this District, the under
signed, editors of the several Democrats News.
papers in the District, have been requested, By
many Democrats, to unite and issue call for such
Conventions. -
s Therefore, the Democrats Of thesCounties o.
Rock Island, Henry and Bureau, comprising thu
Twenty First Senatorial District, requested Il
send Delegates to o Convention TO be held il
Sawycr's Hall, Geneseo, Wednesday July 18th
at II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
a candidate for Senator, and also for Member Of
the State Equalizing Board. Also to appoint
Senatorial District Committee TO call future dis
trict conventions.
The ratio of representation in the convention
win be one Delegate for every one hundred vote
cast for George B. Mcclellan, in 1864, IS foIlo#e
Rock Island, l542-15 Delegates.
Henry, l414--14 Delegates.
Bureau, 1Ts2-ls Delegates.
7. B. DAsFORTH, JR.,
5 Rock Island Argus.
B. W. Ssaten,
" Prairie Chief-GaIva.
C. L. Smith,
Bureau County Patriet-princeton.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

The radicals, while saying that the dem.
ocrats cannot find a candidate for the pres.
idency, name the following ample list to
select from: General w. s. Hancock, Hon.
Asa W. Packer, Gen. George w. cass,
Messrs. Chase, Pendleton, Thurman, Thos.
a. Hendricks, Joel Parker, Horatio Sey-
mour, Gen. John A. Dix, Governor w. E.
English, Charles Francis Adams, Reverdy
Johnson, David Davis. Stephen ]. Field,
DANES II. Doolistle, and Andrew johnson.
and if the 4th Of July convention can't nick
one out of this list, IN must be aifficult to
please. Boston Post = @s--szas.F
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

The radicals of Washington having failed
10 elect their candidates, congress is to fix
it for them, just as it has fixed so many
other little matters of that sort. The sol
diers no; having voted as the radicals
wished, congress is to ignore the votes OF
the soldiers. "Van" telegraphs that "con.
gress legislated cautiously in reference to
the voting of these soldiers, because it did
not choose to allow the President to carry
important elections at different points by
concentrating troops there" What will be.
come of the loyal Grant if the rebels can
carry any election they choose by "coneen-
trating troopsl" Something is the matter
with the 'hoys in blue"-or with the radical
party. + t - -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19
HENRY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC cONvEN.
TI0N

The convention met at Cambridge on the
18th and organized by appointing DIR. Ira
IL. Wells, of Geneseo, president G. G.
BGsh, of Wethersfeld, and Geo. B. Pills
bury, of Linn vice presidents and c. V.
Shrove, of Kewanee, and James Bradley, of
Geneseo, secretaries.s The following gentle
men were elected delegates to the democratic
senatorial convention, TO be held at Geneseo,
on the 18th OF July next, to-wit:
R. Mssoal, II. Hinman, II. Wells, IL. Seeley,
J. G.. Smiley, n. II. Anderson, VIM. Ii. BIish, 5.
c. Welton, S. p. Cady, John Piatt, Geo. w.
Pillsbury, Geo. w. Crane, c. L. Ladd, F. B..
Brown. e EESFstB&
The same delegates were instructed to at
tend the convention OF the 9th judicial cir
cult, to be held at the same place on the
same day, and the delegates present we're
instructed to cast the whole vote Of the coun-
ty. r z4. s.-
Ia was voted not 10 nominate county
ticket at present, and after endorsing the
action of the late democratic state conven-
ton, and requesting the towns that were not
represented in the convention, TO send dele.
gates to the adioured meeting the convention
adjourned to August 18th, at the same
place. a.szie zsE Ais9t- - $50 *
The convention was the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held in the county, and
high hopes are entertained of success in the
fall Among those who addressed the con-
vention was s. NJ. Smith, ESQ, of Wethers.
field, an old republican, who comes out a
straight democrat, without any esuivoeation
reservation. His speech wasgreeted with
rounds Of applause
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

The Chicago Republican says Gen. n. B
Forrest will go into the national democratic
convention, at New York, with his hands
red with the blood of Union soldiers. What
was the color of Gov. Browns hands, Of
Georgia, the founder of the "Andersonville
prison pens" who was delegate to the rad
zeal national convention at Chicago, that
nominated Grant and Colfax2 The Repas5.
lican ought to be able to answer this ques
ton - r.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

The first response to the nomination of
Grant and Colfax was from Oregon. She
increased her democratic vote over nine
thousand The second is from Grants old
home, Ga1ena. She repudiases Grant, By
over FIVE hundred, electing every man on
her dameeratic municipal ticket
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

Assessor Harry Macarthur, of Geneseo
called ut the house of man named Elder
a few days ago, to take his assessment,
when Elder attacked him and drove him out
of the house, saying, "you are after more
taxes-d-n you, I'll kill your Harry alefs
them digginsn on the double quick. The
man is thought 10 he insane. - n&s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

Whoever is nominated for the presidency
by the democratic convention, we feel pretty
sure will be nominated upon democratic
platform, and promise support of democrat
ie principles, or he will not receive the DEM
ocratic vote of the country.-BostoB Post.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

The Carthage Republican proposes Gen.
Singleton, Of Quincy, for Congressman says
''if ne permits the use of his name, and his
friends secure his nomination, he win carry
enough of q majority in Adams county
alone to redeem the district" lFg 81
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

The Jonesboro, Gill; Gazette of the 13th'
says wheat was cut in this county On Tues.
day last, leth inst. The harvest will be gen.
srai next week. The weather is fine, and
the prospect for q good crop 10 hastering.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19
FOR SALE.
COW LOST.

r EFT my premises about the 1.t Of May last, .
IL white short-tailed cow, with one horn broke
loh The letter q, and part Of some other let
ter Ia branded. on her left hiP- Whoever will
bring meths COW or inform me where can get
her, shall be suitably rewarded, q xale yrt9
~ JACOB W0LLENHAUPT, 81
ut the Grocery Store, coTnes Orleans and ohie
Streets, Rock Island. junl6lxsw. a.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

The Democrats of the Counties Of Rock Island
and Henry, comprising the Sixth Judio ial Dis
trict are requested to send Delegates to eonven-
ton TO be held in Sawyer's Hall, Geneseo, Wed
nesday Jaly 18th, at2 o'clock P. NJ, to nomin-
ate candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, and to
appoint Judicial District Committee.
Rock Island will be entitled to Is delegates
and Henry Ia. So
J. B. DASFoRTH, JR.,
Rock Island Argus.
3. VI. SEAToS.
...a... Prairie Chief-Galya
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL e0NvEN
TON

The democracy ofthe several counties Of the
Fourth Congressional District requested TO
appoint, in the usual way, delegates to attend a
Convention 70 be held at Monmouth, on Wednes-
day, the ~ day of July, 1868, at o'clock p. NJ.
fer the purpose Of nouinating candidate for con
gross, to be supported and elected by the votes
of the democracy and of all other friends of free
government, of republican liberty, and Of the
constitution and the Union.
Each county viii be entitled 60 delegate
for every hundred votes cast for the democrat
10 candidate for president four years ago, and an
additional delegate for fraction Of fifty votes
or over, as follows -
Adams, ...,..........~46 Warren, II
Hancock, ...........-.29 Mercer.
Rock Island..,.......15 Henderson ...-..-......9
THOMAS JASPER, Adams.
II. V. SULLIVAN, nua'
B. T, -ScHoFIELD, Hancock. -
J. B. PATTERSON, Henderson.
J.d. MAoDns, Warren
D. r. WATERS, Mercer,
VIM. EeGLEsToS, Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

as prisoner into possession Of certain persons
unknown TO the grand jury..
SAN FRAscfsc4 June l9yIhe last gap
in the railroad ftnnection between Colorado
md Nevad6 closed - exsnine.
ffa4k En- zoi1sb, june The first sam.
pies of neN wheat, have feacled this city
The qpantis5 il excellent
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19
DKMoCRA--lc COUNTY CoNVENTIoN

At r,etine of the Democrats County Conn
mittsie ana of the Rock Isfsnd Ward Commits
'Ssss held at the efiee OF Az WAGNER, Es4, IN
Rock Isl.nd, on the I'd instant, il Was veted to
hold county convention in the Court House, 10
Rock Island, on SATURDAY, july llTEs 1868, al
Ii o'clock in the loren aon, for the parpose Of
nominating candidates for county officers, and
apPsiatiag delegates to con gressional senatorial
and jadicial conventions. Also 10 FL any va
eaneies which mayfthen exist in the county COM
mittea. Ezs "a egsssgaI
u was also recommended that the den1pazatic
and conservative voters in the several towrships
hold meetings on Saturday, jane 27th iastant
to choose delegates to the county convention.
Also to form democratie clubs in the several
townships and wards; and take measures to per-
feet thair organisation, and procure o supply OF
reading matter for every family within their
jurisdiction. "a s-,za.ss s
Each township will be entitled to one delegate
and also one additional delegate for every q
democratic votes cast at the last Presidents
II
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

A Connecticut congregation will not allow
the choir to sing anything they cannot I'M
derstand. The choir think of retalating
upon the sfother end" of the church.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

As it was eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty" As it is Internal revenue is
the price of liberty. 7. World.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

The devotious Of methodist prayer meet
ing in New York, an evening or two since
were disturbed by brothers coat taking
FIRE from lighted pipe placed carelessly in
his pocket. He left the room hurriedly in q
blaze of glory, which required large pail of
water TO extinguish.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

cieved magnificent gold watch, the chain
of which is thickly set with diamonds set
of pearls, an unrivaled solitaire diamond
ring, and afulls Of emerald. and pearls
Fson Mr.. MILO bee an6 wis sbs received q
soli!I silye TED service. Fron her parents
and nthe- tiends she RECEIVED innpmerable
presents ofeysf5 descriptioA, bosh costly end
useful, among which we might mention :
berry dish of fine cut glass mounted on solid
silver. Nor should we forget to state that
her fathers special gift was very valuable
family bible.
Mrs. Mckinney received solid silver sel
of tea service from Mr.. Mylo Lee and wife
q set Of pearls from hsr uncle Elisha Eee;a
silver ice pitchers set Of silver goblets, and
silver server from Mr.. Graham Lee She
Was also handsomely Remembered by het
early sehod friends. and presen. Sunday
school scholars. ~ s,vA 7E-a-.
OF silver spoons and forks, salt cellars d
Bohemian glass encased in silver silver sab
cellars lined With gold napkin riags Of
quaint and curious designs, pie knives of sill
yer, and other such articles, there seemed to
be no end : azg -,--......-....... s.r.a ss.4 F.
In Che drawing rooms the expensive cos
TUNES of many of the ladies commanded
more than common admiration. Mrs. Gen
R. wore an elegant asGace MORE antiqats
dress, trimmed with point lace her daugh-
ter, o delicate shade of lavender; Mrs
De-, Of Moline, o lavender and white
silk, with a bonnet of rich point lace Mrs,
W, of Moline Avenue, an arsenic green
rep silk, trimmed daintily in folds of satin,
with bonnet to match; Mrs. C. B., Sem
q black sros grain silk Mrs. c. B Jr4
Lavender corded silk, with point lace Dor.
net Mrs. n. -, light blue silk, with
broeaded founce, and her sister, Mrs. A,
of St. Louis. blue and white silk; Mrs
G., light blue MORE antique; Mrs. Nj
L white grenadine, with blue satin
stripes & Mrs.. Fa-7, of Conneeaeut, bride
of a few days, an elegant colored silk; Mrs
D., rose colored silk; Mrs. Will
B--n, the same Mrs. Judge P, a
lavender silk, with white lace shawl Mrs
c., .delioaeely shaded silk rs, p
of Davenport, a splendid Partisan dress
Mrs. j, B, handsome yellow silk
Miss C, a very charming grena
dine, with scarlet figure the Misses
M, and Mrs. ". in exquisite or
candies; Miss c. B, white silk with
c1ene figure, trimmed with black thread
lace; Miss s. B, lavender silk, wearing
a handsome Lama point shawl; Miss H
B., lavender and white. with magnif
cent set of pearls; the other two Misses
B. were equally finely attired. But we
have not the space to enumerate. The sne
costumes of the following ladies were unu
sually attractive: Mrs. Burch, of Washing
ton City, sister to Mrs. n. C. Blackburn
Miss Cleveland, of Desmoines; and of this
city, Mrs, C, and Miss W. At nine
O'Clock, such portion Of the guests as re
NAMED, escorted the two happy couples &c
the cars, where they embarked for Chicago
They viii be absent on their bridal toul
for about ten days, visiting Milwaukee, and
going by rail to ST. Paul. They will descenC
the Mississippi by steamer to this city.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

whoie number of delegates, rs
ar II is hoped that the democrats in every
township viii see to it that these meetings are
held and an organization made for the coming
campaign. Let no township go unrepresented
in the convention, or fail to form club, SIS re-
commended. .. -..-.-.-.s. ~ g ss 4
- BY order Of the Committee.
BID. BUEoRp, Chairman.
JAcoB ADAMS, sec'y. -.. $3.50 ..
Rock Island, june 4, 1858. s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

Sunday School Celebration.

GWftFF Ok1EfC hN0' ACUO'
EDITOR OF THE ARGUs-Sir-The various
Sabbath schools at Coal Valley have made
arrangements to celebrate the coming 18th of
July as one body, and have directed me TO
request you 20 give publicity TO their inten-
ton through the columns Of the ARGUS, and
to express their desire to find united with
thena on that occasion the members of those
schools within easy distance, to whom they
promise cordial welcome. @ & 3
Yours respectfully
sl M. JOHNSON.
Coal Valley baud in attendance. .S.et
Basket pic mic on the grounds.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19
Radical Congregational Nomination in the
Fourth Illinois District.

Radical Congressional Nomination in the
Fourth Illinois District.
Special dispatch 70 ahs Chicago Times.
MOssoyaF, T.. les l7.-- The republicans
of tho Eonrth distxist net here to-day TO nomi-
nate acandi date ftr eonRfesa Col. j. b. Haw-
Ilsy, Of Hoek Island, feesiFsd the nomination,
but with evident his1nzisftakien on the part Of
/ Adams county. Many rep 6licans say they viii
IpV ~
We are not at all surprised to hear that
| republicans in Adams will bolt. They will
do il here. We know of several in this city
who will not, under any circumstances, vote
TOR Havley. tiE EAfgiI kiNJOI
BY the way-where and when did he get
70 be COT. Hswiey The only military ser.
vice he ever saw was TO be elected captain
of q company, staxf fer the front, &c. in
sight Of ne battle of Donelsoa, get sick,
come home and resign: That's positively
all, : When and where did he get to be a
l. Cogonsl2 sfs 42A@ - Ia
The Hen. William ii, oonyerse,pf oonneetieut,
member Of the democratic national committee,
has announced his purpose to vote for Gen. Grant
for PRESIDENT Nev York Tribune. ..ss.. ...g
This infamous lie, started in the Hartford
Post just prior to our late state election, was
pronounced at The time by Mr. Converse, in
la public letter, az falsehoed, = and the Fau-
thor Of it ian infamous Hary IL was
squelehed then, but in the last few days it
has been revived. = orscfch, CO.. 4dp.f =
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-19

- = IFUH I41 UH1z1aeU kk0PuUfzIt 1~s1s
Is ~ e BORN. e s1se e 9 2
Sunday night, June 14th, sen TO Ad. F.
Chaneeriin. Eleven pounds. Doing WE'LL