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DIR. Schenck's Puimonic syrup

mt, .,, ud, cured Dr. H. sehepes the pro2r,,or q pol
so,.ry yton lad assumed it, most formidable pse'
,uI when speedy prsafd to be inevitable HIS Phs'ns pro-
uoaserI bic ueus When ks Commenced e uo OF sh' simple
nat povrrf remedy Nh. health restored short time aud
no return besn iPprehsnded for all the symptoms
qalky aud bis present ~, hAa ~o hunired
pounds d. equally gceesf 10 the h''neni Of
oter. similarly std bis recovery 10 has devoted hs hen
o. ee.e, to the egr. of consumption and tue dsss which
u,uay posisd tnd tie effected By h medicines nave
ara truly ~oSdeal The syrup $50 rs"eii
contains po,or and violent drug OF any Aad hs9eo u
cannot po. nure system Its heans effects On the lungs arc
a.t psusAtss those aud carries J" 'a"
influence TO evy part the isasd surface OF the bronchial
tus, tIpO,oa and thu snstes the system 70 uo'
short the rnsdy and tas ony one lot Tue
most Of all m s many persons OF the highest re'PeetsbhT
experienced benefits testify Numerous eeftheate' 70
this effect and f directions Eugh French spAsh ssd German
sccoryHuT each iolls
II, sCuRsrK sill b, prosoaay at No. q Bondst NsSYort on
TUESDAY Oetsber q? Ahd Al No Is Hanoyrr's Boston on
WEDNESDAY October 20 He gives sd'ee free oa tor horousa
rrmn,ou Of lungs ph bis ResgrOmeier the price ~ once
boaa each city N. sOoR Tho hOu" Tor 'h' ''" TO
ss.-yorI are uu.roiabb ehstSoI fsO@ !: m ip.m
Pnre Of s Pamoa sJray sud SeE'ee Ioae eiaS ~ 90 pe O
A., or A. 50 h.f,sn M.nGAss Pills Is cents boz fall
suppy Dr. s.hu, sr sale a, all tue, ai hs Rooms
Aho. or ris h, all druggists aud dealers
The East I nda Telesraph Company.
c.ss @ .S.s s'Ii %: " rtn dc gc u:
Assn. east SAs. ioI.sI sg., 4, ,s .rs o. ,hs s.s Of
ss"f"s. .S s. d l.s. q siSS each Limited
L.Ane. aliv .ms " 81 90 per shre IA sHqurk' Br
M suck as roi5 rsry a,, and s BOARD Drt, Instruct US 70
orys. ~ Tas ssovs +,rr, isE Nov aOl' FOf ereI."
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1 kss.iOrL a.
a.." BooxsrAvER, rHAYER sLossos' No. 10 w'IE's'
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| spkXckR villa O. IN u ccns's"'''' S''~a
DhhxkI 90" ua-s'l,bi
J J. l. tk0GsKLL 2rs YsuY
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hRaCH.sTs sAroN,L pAsk yicn,' - ~ p,rso,t Conn
WI HlGBY Psluoutoet SstoHil Bsai BrdgToN t4ah
w. H. ORMSBLg Mlusetursn Ip- Company, ro'"'''' )" :"
DoNAHCE KHLLgY Co. San Francisco. Ca.
W. II. NOISE Ansretn RIprcu Co, fehsneeaV " u
/ nj al the AZ Of tha lomntu
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
HOME NEWS.
THE NEATlIEll

TIlB WEATHER
NHvroRk Hear Thsr Wind U,,, The, r., vI,d
Oct .2-7 t3s n hv 1,0, X \
10 40 \ LVR g,r1 a A. ~
go SO n n ti5 ~ 10
hss.nn-Ibh d.. has beer rainy Throughout sIcrping
nl from G'AO to 2S Tue skr overcast Rain
dt"h JIo OF an inch hruoBuAhe dars amer
qa.reg sSn near the g. '" heIon will ssms AquaH
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
THE CAMPAIGM

~. w., p,,,tt.rt SCHUYLER COLFAX.
EKW.YORki
yo, c.v.-ro,. -ro,..,,.,,,,,,.....JOHN A. GRIsWOLD.
For Lieut.. oovcrnor. nor.,.......ALONZ0 II. COhNEhL.
10, Cana. commi.sonsr. nsr.....ALEXANDBR DAhhhS' :
Tor stats Pri,on Inspeetor. HENRY A. nAhNC".
IT,, CIsrb Of [ppGsls......"CAmrnhH "'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

t!as Fixtares.
EEw DESIGNS IN GLASS DgoSzE ASD oR"oIU'
PgBSCH ENGLISH AND AMERICAN hASUFA''o"''
FRENCH CHINA GLASSWARE. BROszRs. CLoCkS SHY ~"
WARE Pisg PLATED WARE. Cutlery ard PANcl ooopS
E.V. .HAUaHwoUT6 Co..
Eo, iS~, 400 .ud aDS Br,dsay, cor st n,"o"'-.
Fine Gold sleeve BHrions ana st""' - 90.
Fine Gold Enr-iIinss and Pin'-Ne" tp'' ~, '.'' ="
uLoRGI C. ALLEs No az BDsdF,r ons door os'oT O'"'s~
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
4 servant that Never has "Fit,.v

We have usd machine the nnuesi fabrics sud On
hety cloths and il hss msrd stitch Our WILCOX Gibbs
novrr fails what asked Of for has "uG"- r.
York. SyracEse. ". J.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
special Notice.

The Pabc respectfully invited to ersnae Ssrsag mole Of 'bs
Celebrated Machine By CYRUS CHAMBERS ir for the
.uururs % BRICKS ~heb working successfully At B0s'oa,
Philadelphia Chicszo and will b. ia operation at Fhi
the Norh River mar operation No a. De'l' saeA
dAy, hvu 10 % 10 and from 1 TO o'clock
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

NnIt hEoUF' IVI Na'' " 1u'se IIUu's
'.Av Gas Hills. "A"
DANIEL II. CARPENTER
To MANHATTAN Gas Co, De-
To from Jan II 1913 March H. 800 f..... 50 Is
To u - Rev
Ga, bills reduced from onehs to twohts their present
by simple se!srfe and cheap Any gast
can drr5nS.M my PlsninR M Is burners and tbe Oil
standing Of this advertisements OF my bill Tor tSo
months Tue Meter three times yet esen ne
the result has trying their iooEh Meter
As arr.ng.msu, patented havs been used bT n' Tor
o,. will receipt Of el send the Information
=, III sbo r.y ds,r, IL DANIEL n. CARPEN IER
W" " ~ - Bethune Paniug s1d sax NH,
Nc. o. Al, a, and - Bsthuuc-sh
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
TIE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
WRIT INDIA MIRKPTS
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

H.vAN Oct 2-Echsngs London lals premium; United
States " AOJ dis aud uuited short
eurtHcy 2sd! Is Sugar sm sla for No. u Dutch stshdsd
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
New.York Grant and Coifax Boys In Blue.
Gan Then b. Gates Chmn CON- Rooms 6 aud II Ator Bou'

German Grhnt and Colfax Campaign Club.
Htsdausts, Rssss Ssoon No. 70 Thd,ve reading oOu at
sebtd 20 lL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Compnnv have r.
moved to sh N,~ Store No. t5s Broadway II Boud NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23
The West side
ELEVATED RAILWAY 90.


CoY SBwYoRK cITr).
bs5iug legal rights guaranteed By is charter ire nov
prepared to assr their SEVEN PBR CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE
BONDS.
p.y.bs IN PIFTEEE YEARS Of sutbor
to meet Ia. coustructioo requirements Of the road osly
100000
in tOp. ar. ,aorr. to be sold OF these eOO,o taken
BY STOCKHOLDERS aud others. leaving
S3Oo.ooO
IA bop which ares. present offered public bs ow nss
EIGHTY-FIVE PEN CENT.
IL. intended to h.v, these securities equal any 10 the City OfSev
York They will har. metallic basis greater than railway bonds
eve, offered. They WILDE.
FIRST LIEN
on s Railway aud its equipment Battery the Hud'oG River
Railroad Depot Thb comprising one thousand or more 'un' 'i
irOu to each railway They have priority to capital stock and
car 10 converted into
STOCK AT PAR.
at Inception Of the holder after FIyE YEARS during s' sbsb
notice will then be given
ONE HALF MILE OF THE RAILWAY
is ,reAdy constructed and has been
PRACTICALLY TESTED,
the ,, adopted the Company fully assured
granted by Legislature Of the state OF SewYok
eOnp permanent The chartered rights have besu declared
valid snd binding By the
T, Company has gbt extending the Railway erte length
Of Manhattan Island and preparing early day
Th, Capital Stock has been Increased to
ss5Oo,OOO.
being those hsvas paid for the cash
This railway be affected By food and will not need
repairs during Of this security because Is
solid masonry massive wrOughtiroE
structure
Th. method of rapid transit between sItr,uls Of Manhattan
Island bss become
A PUBLIC NECESSITY,
.nd sdy demanded By the popular voice
will bo as stable business city grow .h m
growth
To those desiring COMBINING PROFIT WITH Sc
CURiTY eonsdent recommended Tue Stock will
soon undoubtedly premium which will the BondhOde
unt,r the eouveribiliy privilege.
Tie Directors well knosn cIon whose guarantee Of
the bona fds character standing Of the enterprise
S. COB esq President Of the American Exchange National
Bank and JAMES H. BENEDICT esq fLOeksOOd Co.. Bsaks
the Trustees Of the BosihOdsrs
Full Information copies Oi,be Charter aud Laws and Mortgage
Do,dOf Trsr referred TO- be bad application to
LOCKWOOD g. co..
Bankers. No. 94 Broadway,
so, Ag.r Z, FIR sal, Of tbese Bopd,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-23

NOTE FROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS OFFICE
EEw-YoRK, Oct. 22-l p. m.-H0 further par
tieuars regarding the caphqaaaca Ia Caif"rnia ihFo
teeg received today though the telegraph line II In per
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26
COLLINS
PATENT SUN BURNERS
AT REDUCED PRICES.

Important to all a0ho use Kerosene "
sf- E, on Coal oil. 81 .t
EAVING SOLD MORE THAN A
- Gross OF collins E21teslt sun Burners,
and knowing them TO give perfect satlsfac-
ton, we take pleasure In recommending
them TO the public as possessing the fol-
= i. They are simple in construction, and
the draft 80 arranged as to prevent the
parts cont iguous to the oil from becoming
heated TO cause the generation OF gas.
Therefore, n is nOn-explosiYe.
= 2. The Glass Chimney can pc removed
b hand at the lower part without burn.
= n saves S SON o5nne-third the oil for the reason
that no light Is hidden below the metallic
cone. Therefore, you obtain the whole
light clear. white, and cheerful.
A. The Chimneys and Burners are Inucn
more easily cleaned and kept clean than
" We have. also. the SOLAR BURNER,
and q good supply of Lamps and Lamp
stock, which we offer at reduced prices:
The public can be supplied at the Old
Eureka Bazaar, 70 Main S street, v.ppoa
We have used the Burner referred 70
above. and consider them far superior to
any coal oil burner we have ever seen.
Jas. q. Jones, hayhurst & WHITAKER, JOS.
Thorbake, A. j. Colburn. }: W huncie'
Fort Branch ]. =. Ah4ering,J. w. Nexsen q,
r. Ahdrus, Pastor Trinity NJ. r. Church
]. B. Likely, Pastor Ingle street "a. r
Z Church : b. r.. Rawiins, i. r. Henry AMI
erfnR. SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. ~. .
VICKERY. Bros: could fill L1lllput
voluEnedn praise of the sun Burner. Ihey
so far. excel everything Of the kind have
Yours &c, = N'hO -NS4A'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26

The JOURNAL COMPANY is now
prepared to do every style Of Book
binding in a superior manner. Hav-
ing made large additions to our Bind
cry, and secured the services of the
best Of workmen, we are confident We
can offer inducements second to no
Book Bindery in the West.
We especially call the attention of
County Officers to this department of
the JOURNAL establishment. They
can have their orders filed promptly 10
and at prices that viii be as low as
similar work can be done at other
places.
Country Merchants, whose custom
ers have periodicals which they desire
to have bound, viii confer a favcE
upon them and upon us by forward
ing them to the JOURNAL BNDERY,
where they will receive prompt atten.
ton and be bound in the most sub
stantial manner. Blank Books Of
every description, for Accounts, sc.
are made to order, on terms thatmust
prove satisfactory
Bankers Books, Court Records and s
Blanks, Justices Documents, Deeds,
&C., furnished on reasonable terms.
Friends will please bear the above /
facts in mind, and consult their own
as we'll as our interest by forwarding
their orders at once. Daal
JOURNAL COMPANY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26

MCKEEsPoRT, December 70, 1867.
MESSRs. LIPPINCOTT & Co.
SIRs: I have fully tried you Patent A e,
and find that it is all you claim for f.. II
will chop fastt than any other Axe that
ever saw, and leaves the wood without
sticking at all. l would not chop three
days without one for the cost. I need not
say any more, for any nam that tries one
VIII be sa Lisfied. ~ Wal. KEGS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26
CARPENTER TOOLS.

Single Plane Irons, 2 to ~ incEf-.25c each. !
Rabbet Plane irons, = IL in..-20c each.
1-1nch Corner Chtseis., rr...-.....,.o0e eacn.
Wood Bench ScreWs.....................20e each.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26
P. sEMoNIS. GEO. L. BIxoN. TT. HUNT
SEMONIN. DIXON s 60.
EvANsvILLE. Id, Jan. l, 1868.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. l, 1908.
have. this day, admitted as co-partners
in my present Boot and Shoe Business, i ,
this city, and also in tie manufacturil
business in Abingdon, Massachusetts
Geo. L Dixon ard 4. j Hunt, as VIE
seei. by the above card, giving the hrl
names and their. Objects
Mr. Hunt, who has a lifelong ex per-
ence in the manufacturing business ana a
number one judge OF Boots and SHOES, VIII
devote his whole time 10 manufacturing
expressly for the evansville HQuse and
the purchase Of sucn goods as we do not
expect to make curse Ives. sB .t}
The firm, by this new arrangement Wi
possess adyan tagss which but lew mouse
can claim, and win be able to offer induce,
meuts topur 1pGR, both as regards price
aud quality.
The Object of the differeut members Of
the firm IN this assOci2tion.is not TO do
business Tor a day, but lifeline :and, TO
accom- l'sh their objects, they expect 10 90
business upon correct principles, thereby
meriting full share Of the trade. e sl..t#
omy old patrons, return my sincere
thanks for their liberaiE patronage, and
hope, by. close attention, 10 merit a con-
tinuance Of the same in the future. aa
Very respectfully,
t"H' s.snHfh 81 8 as = = - i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-26
sEND 5o CENT sTAMP

With color of Hair and Eyes, and Age
and receive by return mall correct pic
ture Of future husband or we.
CARRIE DORM, Albany, New YORK
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-21
By Telegraph5
REPORTED yoR rHr DAILY ARGUS.
jTIc1go,sept. 2l.-A Washington specia

CHICAGO, Sept ala Washington special
says =,
Ool. +. b. Olmstead, disbursing clerk OF
the most office department, who Gbseonded
Saturday leaving heavy deficit IN his &C,
counts citizen of Ohio, and was appointed
TO his position by Gen. Dennison, ex.post'
master general. The amount OF his DEAL
cation is not definitely known but will reach
several thousand dollars. Another special
saws the defalcaton amounts TO S9O,O0O.
The general belief Sunday evening was
that there would be d quorum in beth
branches of congress at noon to-day. Inc
republican senators held caucus at o.
clock this q. m.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.--A serious rupture
has occurred between Bishop Duggan,
catholic, and some Of his clergy in this city;
The questions at Issue have been referred
to Rome for settlement In the meantime
DR.. Dunno and Father Roles stand suspend.
ed.
QuINcY, Sept. 2l.-Stock and machinery
Of all kinds are pouring into the grounds OF
the Illinois state fair, and extra trains laden
with people are constantly arriving. The
grounds, this morning present,.a lively and
busy appearance; thousands OF people are
already here and more are arriving hourly
| The fair is perfect success in every res
pect. 1t will probably exceed any state
| fair held in any state in the west The rail
roads are carrying passengers at greatly re-
duced rates, as are also steamboats,. The
hotels are nearly full, and hundreds are
seeking quarters at private houses. The
grounds are in excellent order this morn
ing. Some OF the finest stock III the unloi
is now being entered. To-day will be deyo
.ed to entries and the perfection of all tn
plans.
Gen. Singleton, candidate for congress
from this district, speaks, tonight from tn
balcony Of the Quincy House.
The Tanners (radicail and the Green
backs (democrats) turn out 10 procession
tonight, in full force.
\, WASHINGTON, Sept. q.
,.HlAef szespeER3siuoe gGeHfRtJget and Al
jOurn from time to time, until Dec. 10.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-21
THE TRICK EXPOSED.

The Rim Jaion, with quite flourish Of
trumpetS, in order to prejudice people against
the White Boys in Blue and the democratic
party, said that one of them hurrahed for
Wade Hampton, Gttheir turnout on Thursday
oflast week, We are credibly informed that
the person who hurrahed for Wade Hamp.
ton on that occasion was Col. H. B. Burgh,
the copmauder.in-chie Of the tanners and
that no other person but him hurrahed for
for Wade Hampton. If Col. Burgh wants
the evidence Of this fact we can furnish it to
him.
We rather think, from expressions we hear
from the White Boys, that this trick Of tn,
radicals to throw odium upon them will no
be healthy one to repeat.
We have never attended one oftheir meet
ings, but We hear that the officers of their
meetings have been exclusively soldiers
that the officers Of their company were all
soldiers and that their entire institution is
managed by soldiers. At their first turn GU,
they were addressed by brave and gallant
soldier. He was introduced by another sol
der, whose patriotism, courage or honor ii
will hardly be safe for any tanner to i'm
peach-and he served in one of the very frs
regiments Of the war-one which was il
more battles and lost more men than any
otheri scarcely three dozen of the original
regiment surviving the casualties of the
war.
But Islander Of every democratic soldier is
so common with raiirals that it is scarcely
worth noticing.
The organization Of the White Bows in
Blue is a soldier institution. Its members
are not all soldiers, but the organization is
gotten up entirely by soldiers, ofhcered by
soldiers, and managed by: soldiers and
that's what puts radcalsm in such rage,
and causes it to Islander the soldiers. We
are authorized to say that it won't be safe
for Col. burgh or any other sheep skin apron
man to play that trick over again.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-21

Mr.. Pendleton, in his speech, at Centrslia,
stated the difference between the ia.
cobm and democratic parties in regard to
immediate or remote payment of the public
debt, be said "EXteld the debtand reduce
the interest" say the republicans. "Pay the
debt aud save the interest,"" say the demo
Gratis
The funding.bill which passed both hous-
es Of congress in the last session, and which
would have become a law had not congress-
adjourned before it had time to pass the bill
over the presidents objections to it, prOvid-
ed for the extension of the debt for the term
of forty years, and the payment of interest
thereon at the rate of four per cent. per an
mum.
Mr.. Pendleton, in his Centralia speech,
very clearly aud Gouclusiyely showed that
the bill would add ct least 100000 900 to
the national indebtedness,- Thad. Stevens
said it would add half,-and would compel
the payment of $lOO, 100000 yearly in inter
est. IL forty years, this would amount to
$4,000,G00,0O0 and then the principal,
which is now about $2,600,000,00a would
remain to be paid. Thus the funding-bill to
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-21

SCRAPS OF LEATHER.


In time Of old, when war was rife,
And every day renewed the strife,
A certain city feared that soon
MArauders on It would come down;
The bergesses together came,
To concert how wars udal fame
Might bs checked and driVen back
On its DEVASTATED track.
on every tongue arose the cry
"Our town, Good Masters, iortify.'
A Mason said that stone and clay
Would surely keep the foe at bay
A Carpenter said they we're good,
But greatly inferior TO wood
Tanner stated no was 10th,
But he should differ from them both
Stone aud Clay and Wood together
We're not half as good as leather.
Leather, Sir, now Is all the rage,
Scarcely wonderful in this age,
Why leather is the dress you'll ind
ON some, above, before, behind.
Men with brains light as feather, ...
Strut proudly, pauoplied IN leather
Why, Sir toprop giant state -.
(Of Nations greatest Of the great
A leather pillar Is invented,
II think these men must be demented,)
A pillar, TOO, stepped in whisky,
CTS an experiment rather usky)
Some time, from its saturauoni ..aa.=s =
II will slide from its situation,
And, fear, bdng with ~ in It's fall,
Some Of our old embattlgl wall
Ye men, from democratic schools,
Save the nation from these fools,
Who madly, DER It rave aud rule
BY your vote be bOund together
With band more strong than leather.
wv IT. Wy FuruRus.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-21

The committee GA poor and poor house
reported in favor of allowing the following
claims: ...
Timan, Weaver & Co, ST., Is; II. C. Blackburn,
LIS; E. Turner 5,25; L. II. Smyth, l7,45;
Wright Morey, e3,il; Harper b Co., 6,O7;
Wadsworth & Co., $40; Honens & Bro, 1850:
John Bengston, 2,75; Lingle 4 Son, $50; Bards-
ly g. Cable. $500; Shaw Bro, 1862 B. Gdsler,
1912; Weyerhauser Denkman 1881; Charles
Schnell 1885; 0has Huber u, go; VIM John Ran
son 1887; y l. b II r Gable ~, 100; CanGpe d
Smith 1900; Peter Mnlyany 2s,40; Fred Free
burg $3.50; John McGovern 12S,26; Kerr 4 Bro
1890; WIN II Lundy 1890; Blanchard d Bailey
600; 0 Dimick 1000; Geo Gnrtel 1900 w
Gordon 3S,72 John Wines 2,25; W Carson
10000; WOlenhaupt 4 Schnitger 600; Tenn
peFance House $50; G w Wagner 80, 90; Andrew
A Jones i0,00 NJ f Felix 1924; A Oldham l,25
II Trent 4,35; D S Hobart clio; Ii c Trent
1925 Raymond Thompson 5000; W LObdoll
800; Mrs James % $50; Jacob OhlwilCr 1890; ia
cob 0hlwiler 90; Jas Dixon 5000; Geo Vincent
2!,O0; Turner 700; Jas NJ Bellows % rs:
Welch Gregg SIC; Copp Bro 400; D J
| Schroeder 1900; d Rettich 400; John Farrell
| 1890; d. Schroeder 100; II Wichman 2S,00 L A
Webber 2S,35; ChAs Hansgen 1900; Robt Gregg
| $50; John KrOger 1865 I Heinsfurter IL IS:
| VIM Shesrer 1880; S B Stoddsrd T4,00; John
| Kruger 2,25 VIM Pratt $50; l. EvenH 1900; ]
Huyett 5O,OO Carlton 4 Phillips T5,e0; A X
! PhilIeo 2O,25; John Smith SS,1O; John Good
| 50; Ivory Lord 1850; Jud A Root 1s,47; Ivory
| Lord 1880 Whipple Velie 5,95; D A Holt IS;
! H SickleS 1875; WEIGH & Gregg 1881; Wal
| ker 100 HarWoOd L Francis $50; II SickIes
| 1900; Mrs Harold S.; II Beattis 2,65 oar-
| vey 2,25; T Shaw $3.50; g Schneider 4 Co ST.
10; VIM Sibley $50; c II Clark 81; Otto Grot-
jan 1885; Morris Folett 4,55; C w Lobdcll A.
40; DR. Piper $780, II F ScklCs $40; S B Stod-
dard S2S; Jacob Ohweiler $40: WeyerhRuser {
Deukman $50; j W Newton $lS DR. Thomas Gait
$685. Alex Owens IS; Mitchell & Lynde 1908;
Hayford Dickson 1898; Kerr Il Bro 3l,lO; S
Plummer Sl24; Samuel Hesgy 1888; Drs
Truesdale & Davidson $500; Weyerhsuser
Schefer 1880; John Lemon $50; J W Morgan
$50; Chas Negns So; Robert KHhler SIP; Craw-
ford 4 Cook 1866; J B Stafford 1885; John
Bengston 1870; May Bros $50; Lemon 3,ls;
DR. NJ Hale 500.
Also, the following bills we're allowed in
committee of the whole, viz:
5 Stoddard $s4; Jacob ohlweiler 4. so; DR. Z
II Bowman silicon his bill rendered for $40. for
consultation with DR.. Hawthorne. John N. Wi
son, county Judge, 500 ra...
CONCLUDED to morrow
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-21
From the Chicago Times.
Tim o. Brien's Reformation, IA n Tanner.

Tim O. Brlen's Resignation. as a Tanner,
The following is q copy of Tim O'Brien's
letter of resignation from the Tanner" as.
ISOLATION. 1t is addressed to Steve Burns,
who is captain Of a few Irish republicans, or
Tanners in the vicinity of the rolling
mill, in the Twelfth ward Burns deserted
from the Union army, and Tim hits him off
in the last verse:
My dear Mr.. Burns it would be too mean
To wear any longer your leather praskeen.a
The badge of the "THnners," the cap and the
cape,
You may give to the niger, or Barbary ape.
I'll tell you the reason Pm leaving your host
That scurriI0us libel | read in the Post
Has altered my ideas, and makes me retreat
For some of the Tanners have wool on their
teeth.
To the Ray of the Post l do solemnIy swear,
In that war which freed Cufee, poor Paddy was
there;
lie fought with much valor. was covered with
scars,
When many of the "Tanngs" deserted the stars.
So now, CAPTAIN Burns, that opened my eyes;
III join the ranks of the democrat boys;
And if Mr.. Ray, Of the Por, do meet,
III tell him thai Cufees wool is stuck in his
teeth.
If I'd go with the "Tanncrs," they'd give me a
piece,
And they said they would get me into the police
That Office was promised 20 you believe,
For joining the "TAnnsrs" now wasn't it
Steve
resign, Captain Burns Pm TO black and tan.
renounce my AIegiencs TO the know-nothing
elan.
If you call me deserter, 'twOnt make my heart
pant;
You bull head you know who deserted from
Grant.
TIM UBRIEN.
North Branch Rolling Mill, Sept. is, 1858.
NPnskccn is the Irish name for apron.