davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
ENERGY BRICK.

A TKINSON, MURDOCH 4 CO., will sell
"A Brick, delivered, for eight dollars per
thousand, and are prepared to make contrasts for
any amount at eleven dollars per thousand, in
the wall, buildsrs' msssuremsnt. jAn7dH.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
a PANIC

a PANIC
would paralyIe the world of fashion il it were
PR rCLAiMED EVkRS WHERE
that henceforth no lady or gentleman could change
the color Of their hair with safety. Yet such
would be the
DREADFUL DILEMMA
of both sexes, if that genial balsamic poisonless
and peerless preparation,
CriStad0r1'S Hair Dye,
were stricken of the roll of toilet Injuries No
danger Of that however. Tits not for day, bat
for all time.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, 6s Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists- Ap
piled by all Hair Dresser.. feb9dwln
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
100 DOLLARS REWARD
CHALLENGER. !.
TO THE WORLD!
For a Preparation that will Purify
the Blood and Cure HunOrs
ID Es. II u H4ll X > =
EXTRACT
Prairie Thistle /!
The Great American
BLOOD PURIFIER!
Hundreds of Testimonials
CAN BE PRODuCED.

Patients from distance treated personally at
my Chicago Office.
Price Of Purifier, $3.50 per bottle, or six bot
ties for $3.50.
Bleeding and Weak Lungs Chronic Coughs,
Rheumatism, and Running Sores positively cured
by this remedy.
For sale by o. Grotjan, Rock Island.
Address
DR. W. II. MULICK,
307 West Twelfth Street,
febl0d1y Chicago, Ills.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28

Sterling's Ambrosia Oil is distilled from Roots,
Bsrks and Herbs. 1t will cure all disea -es Of
the Scalp and Itching of the Head; entirely
eradcates Dandruf, prevents the hair from fal
ling out, or from turning prematurely gray, eaus-
ing it TO grow thick and long. 1t is entirely diff
ferent from all other preparations and can be re-
lied on.
This elegant preparation for the hair has been
pronounced by thousands who have used it, one
of the most successful articles for the Toilet. As
q Beautifer of the Hair and Preventive against
its falling off, it has equal.
CERTIFICATE.
BosToN, February, 1867.
GENrLEMEN-My hair was short and thin, and
rapidly falling out I was recommended to use
"Sterling's Anbrosia Oil" After using the first
bottle my hair ceased falling out and commenced
growing rapidly, and / have continued the use
Of your preparation since. My hair at the pres
ent time is at least four feet long, very thick and
beautiful Very respectfully,
MISS MARY APPLETON,
Nn R,1ssl ST
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
III WAKSUCk. ROHERT HALS
WARNOCK & RALSTON,

Successors to Warnock & Kelly
MANUFACTURERS OF SOAP AND CAN
INl dies, and Lard Oil, Rock Island, III. Cash
paid for Tallow and Grease. mch5-dH
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
W. +. auNcKHL. DHNTIST,

W. r. 0OMCRE1, O6N 910xs
IRWIN BLOCH,
Perry Street, bet,oeen Third aud Fourth Sts,
DAVtNPOaT, IOWA.
WITH FACILITIES UNSURPASSED, added
w to the experience Of more than twenty
years, hopes to merit large share of patronage.
ppy29dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
Rock River
Oil & Mining Company's
BR a Msc a OFFICE,

Under First National Bank. Davenport, iowa
A small amount OF Stock for sale.
EDWIN SMITH. Agent.
ucbIa-dtf Davenport, lowe.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
II. GALE. 3. F. W
GALE & WRIGHT.

DRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
L 2l4 South Water Street, Chicago. Post Of
Ace Box 842. Orders and Consignments solicited
mAy26-dtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
BANRu0 house or
JAY COOKE & co.

No. 40 Wall STREET,
Cor Of Nassdu Street, NEW YORK.
We buy Arl sell at the most liberal current pri-
oes, and keep on hand full supply ofG0VERN-
MENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES. SEVEN
THIRTIEs, and COMPOUND INTEREST
NOTES, and execute orders for purchase aud sale
of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD
CONVER.IoSs.
We convert the several issues of SEvEH-THv
at the most favorable market rates into Five
Twenties, which, at present price Of gold, yield
the holder about one per cent more interest per
snnum. Circulars with full particulars furnished
upon application.
JAY COOKE d &C
maysdwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28

Prepared from Prescription of Sir lanes
Clarke, NJ. d.. Physician Extraordinary
to the Queen.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-28
THE RODMAN HOUSE.
FORMERLY ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
j. S. HUTCHINS, Proprietor

CORNER OF ILLINOIS AND JEFFERSON sTs.,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Free Buss to and from the cars and boats.
H~T This House has been recently rehtted and
newly furnished.
n B-New Billiard Tables, First Class sa-
loon and Restaurant, are connected with the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06
Ever Held in the State.
REVIEW OF HIS CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
The Washburne SANDERS Refuted
white Kid Shoes and Green, Green
Breastpin."
Official Report Of tho Secretary.

At a meeting of Republicans held on Satur-
day evening, Aug. l, at Ingcrsoll Hall, the fol-
lowing officers were chosen
PREslDENr-Gen. John T. Averl
Vice Presidents-Wm. L. Banning, G. D. Strong G.
G. Griswold, Julius Gross, c. NJ. Daley, A. D. David
son, G. p. Williams.
Secretary-John W. Cunningham.
Mr. Donnelly then addressed the audience,
after which the following resolutions were
offered, and seconded bya large number of
voices:
Resolrea, That cordially endorse the Congresson-
al career of Hon. Ignatus Donnelly, and believe he
abored faithfully and efficiently to advance the inter-
ests of his District and of the entire State.
Re~otred That while the service which he has rem
dered entities him to commendation the experience
which he has gained will render his services in the f
ture still more valuable and believing him to be the right
man in the right place, decidedly in favor of his
denomination for the House.
The chairman put the affirmative deliberate
ly, apparently all present voting aye. The mega
tive was then put equally deliberately, when
not single vote was given on that SIDE
The following resolution was then offered
and seconded by number Of voices:
Resolced, That emphatically condemn the war
which has been made upon Hon. 1gnatius Donneny by
the st. Paul Press as unjust and malicious, and also
tending to demoralize the Republican party.
Tho motion was put by the chairman, all
present voting aye. The negative was called
for, but not a single vote was given. The reso-
lutions were then declared unanimously car
ried. The audience remained in their seats
during the passage Of the resolutions so far as
the seats would accommodate them.
J.W. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06


engaged tn the real estate and collection business
my office being at No. III, South Fourth street, above
Walnut. am well acquainted with the Hon. Ignatius
Donnelly, Member Of Congress from the State of
Minnesota and have known him for twenty years past
Twas intimately acquainted with his business affairs
from the time he attained his majority in November
1852 down to and including the time of his departure
for Minnesota the 18th Of May 1857 and during the
whole Of that period was in almost daily intercourse
with him.
Mr.. Donnelly admitted to the bar to practice as
Attorney at Law in the spring of 1858. During the
four that interviewed between that time his de-
parture he practce law in the various courts of the
city and county Of Philadelphia never heard at that
time nor have since, of any complaint as to his pro-
fessional conduct Mr. Donnelly also accepted the
position Of Secretary to five different societies. He ken:
record OF their proceedings and paid in each case
salary of One Hundred Dollars per annum or there
abouts for his services.
The first Of these societies was called the ssWorknc
Mans Building Association During part OF Mr. Dom
nely's term Secretary Treasurer of the Asso-
citation, and familiar with all its affairs. Some time
previous Mr.. Donnelys departure for Minnesota he
resigned his position Secretary, and the Society
elected Mr.. John II. Taggart Secretary in his stead
toinvesgate the books papers accounts Of the So
cety during his Of office; and the committee found
everything correct and satisfactory and so reported to
the Society," and the fact entered upon its minutes
of proceedings.
The next Society Mr.. Donnelly became Secretary Of
named ''Thc Union Land and Homestead Assoca-
tion Its purpose to sell lots Of land paid for
in monthly instanlents to enable poor to OBJ
tain homes was also Treasurer Of this Society during
considerable portion OF its history. Shortly before
Mr.. Donnelly removed to Minnesota he resigned his
place Secretary Of the Company, and Mr.. r. Willard
George elected Secretary in his stead In this case
also Mr. Donnc!ly asked for committee to investigate
the books papers and accounts of the Society during
his term and the committee appointed and report,
ed that Mr. Donnelly had faithfully accounted for any
money received by him. and that his accounts were all
correct The Society were obliged at this time to make
large payment on the tract of land they had punchas-
ed, and Mr. Donney advanced 81, 900 Of his own mon
ey for that purpose, receiving therefor the bondof the
Society which was properly recorded in this county
The Society. finding after Mr. Donnelly left for the
West that they unable dispose of the balance of
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

bow TO the will of the people, but protest
against this murder Of reputation, this policy
Of assassination, this pursuing of men with
stillettoes-this attempt to extinguish men in
a sea Of filth, SANDER, libel and infamy! Great
applause.
THE SOURCE OF r. i. wAslIBuRNE's ATTACK.
Where, then, is the source of all this thing
1t will be found in that newspaper known as
the St. Paul Press which, while have been
true to the State and the party, has followed
me with malignity for five years, and sought
to destroy me. And I am convinced that the
editors Of that paper either inspired Wash
burne's letter against me, or wrote it them
selves. Atleast they published it with junction.
and prefaced it with exultant headlines and
editorial. said to them four years ago, that if
they could prove their charges against me
true, would resign my scat and give up tho
canvas. But they rejoiced in Washburnes
attack on me, they said they were probably true:
they gathered all tho ISLANDERS against me as
though they gloried in my shame And when
Washburue struck at me, and denounced me
as covered all over with crimes and infamy,'
he also struck at you. For if his charge was
true, what kind of a community must You be,
who could send such man to Congress?
THE GREAT AND GOOD wAsHBURNE.'
And yet the St. Paul Press covered the State
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-06

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
We turned our attention to another subject
the Northern Pacific Railroad. There had
originally been three competing lines. The
Southern had been abandoned on account of
the rebellion, and we waived our claims to the
Northern, temporarily, and allowed the Union
to be built. 1t will soon be finished, and the
trade of China and Japan and the Indies pour
through this nation. We want share in that
commerce. In tho 3sth Congress I was placed
at my own request, on tho committee of Pa.
cific Railroads. Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens was
also chairman of that committee We procured
an organization and a land grant, and Mr.. Ste
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

firi noFlEaFe nonds
iielsIOs AM ffiis CENTRAL
Railroad Company.
rrIH1ITaI aad IaIfr.I ral aIIs d fsIa.

l Eli.staa "a E.aai fs4ifsi Es,lssf fsalIs-
-. ia,sas,i,s a. ss-i tsiaslii fitE'ls ~ "a a.
ksan.maf - Iskss, 49, slssas ssfsais q a..
ia-i a lssF islaif s4iialsisss sea a. 4sirt 4
Ts'sa fi iri, 80 iit isiss sIssstfi isaiif i.si'
ass s4ssssii4s D. Iili,s asIss- ~ nsii,ai q.
isssaf a 3 "a Esiaf, Il Ias-rssss = aissi ssssi,
Ilssslis hFsisFs ~ fsFiisl s.st 80 Afaa a.,
Ia,,sIFrs b isi4 lai,lsa fsssra i.aafAs Esa Eisi
viiA "a 49, rsI4is rsasasstsi siih isasi saf a.
usas4E. fIr l.as va las.aas 49, si.a.s ~ il.
rssAiaEr a. ilt Sea saasi Issisa i NsssAfss pa
49, VA, fs4nlTiilE NiiA Ia ksasas GaaA 4 ain H.
AS sssis r4stssa q iaisT sa4a4.i sii.F luia 70
~ G'ai ga A. slssi Ass Nsl1hnssf a, . ,.sas
esssulii.l-srsIls q . AZ sssisl sfNis~.ii, his-
'sas sia lssa Fsill,,-as VA - a. GE I'd rra-
iFsi rasff ~ an A.Aih aaa iir 1Foa' sssii a. h.
iaf Rtifi ists FfsAsri q Ass Qih@ss siil iir Oh
if'l.is Gslfsa iis SSH
a. saiiiga g. 49, st~sr FsNss 80 a1riilas y.
.Aag laiai-is a. Ns,as.si.A T.ssa, k..aa a..
sssli - ~ ID 2 OsaiFi t.,II,aFsiias,l a. BIs-
SO bF-nsh, NhisA IL sFarF sas,sinsii.a, s.a a.,
pa hsstA, 80 wa a. siAfIs ls.imtsa g. saaisso,
s.Ae sssls .issssi's, asa sac As Isahs sni "
,s..sstl d SID ihssssiF.i R.,sa,
AlHsig Al isos.s siils I,,sl sfsls A. ,srss,
y esssT al sgirass. FslaiIs, ~ ss.ss ilsl a.siA,
ssessh - Isy ths iaiaRsi a. il, hss.as- min,
saiios H'ss sIs $50 sstFF rss'Is.i, sAl ssiisisa,
aTr issiias faT siiii falilfT hiiisss, ME- iLss.
$50 rai lsisA, ~ Iaiss 4 sftiss, Niii T.. rTaii.
iHsTrsd sHA rsiaiiish Il 20 80 a. rasi tssdis
ssl i'al-1isn' is'ssiH'Fsls - as s.sssi'y, d.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

HAVING been appointed administrstdf
III Dc beaps ,os - she hon0rabie Cpunts
Csurt q Ia rraoteounty, atJhe HnrrhIerln,
1s5ss q sad csurf. 81 the esiafs II Jeha
B. Tork. deceasrd, noiics l. herr b. given
q 81 persons indebied % the snmsrs esme
forrard and settle ~. and tboss having
clsims sgainsr said estate % Frsssnf hen
e he luE requires- 8 TERRY,
fNsy G, 1sfs-sss6i. Adninisiraior.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27
To PRESERVE MEAT.-Mcat ofany
kind may be preserved 10 any tenn
psFftfs 9ftst his ~ fPsk q Or

'teh mjnntes in A solution made O
fbe following Ingredients, well mix
ed: one pint or common salt, dissolv-
ed in four gallons Of clear cold wa
ter, and half .. gallon Of the bisul-
phite Of tAleifm s6infi6n. The re
tfpe has Just been patented IN Eng
fanf, and Experiments there show
that meats 50 prepared will keep
for tFsiFs days in-a temperasare Of
iron 80 90 he degrees, and pre-
serve their odor and fsfof .uDim-
paired BY repeating The process
-meH-snAy be Indefinitely preserved.
and II il j. desired % keep them for
an unusually long fine, 4 little So
lufi0Fof felaffe ~ Eiite 81 81 egg
maybe ftded 70 The wash "a
7szss has fseHty-tpo and a half
nj % acres ~ nnimPrOTed land
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27
The Democrats Of Msryiand..T Ten

The Democrats Of Maryland. .Ten-
nessee spdrQop nectiait held their
State Conventions -lastwecil III APP
I oint delegates to the National Con
ventitanI Their delegates We're not
instructed. The Washington pa.
-pers sas majority of those ffrin
Maryland are in favor of Franklin
Pierce In the Tenpesec Cont en
ZION, Henry s. Foote and zNcii<S.
Brown seemed the leading spirits.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27
whsiesais Drussisis.
Planes ana ,Iusie.

Fy0RN a BRENER, as Camp - Gansianilg 90
n. hsna seat slsss fiaEas-- figKsl's MaFfis A
oasIieTs, a. a.lsATsis.l sgfisii, sls. lIigl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

n GHrNkNALn, fa,li,hsT u Mssie. IsalsTtfI
Ia. ~ uuusinsi iasiTtafnis firssl fianas, kisin,
asg see, cAiltsEiHE' asi GsiisT's, ~ tanai,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

WORK ON MEXICO.
Travels IN the Interior; Traye1sin Yucatan; Tray
els iIf the fapuco and TuxPan countries; View of
the Country Mt large; Northcrn Mexico; The Pa
cilc Country; Yncatnn Dom Ior-nzo De Jayala
'Tehauntepec, Central Gulf Country and the Table
Lands the Fuxpan Countryat Large; The Tuxpan
Valley Proper; American Settlement of Gallinos
Ancient Ruin Productions Of the Country Coffee
Culture; Snakes, Insects. &c; Health Of the Cpun.
try Live Stock; Acclimation Of Stock; Poultry
rogs, Houses and Fencing; Tools and Implements;
Plan of Tumbadero; How to come to the Country !;
The Interior Table Lands Character ofthe People,;
Security; Liberty of Person; The Land System of
Mexico Labor, its Supply, Character and Price
Serious 0yerfiows Miscellaneous Remarks, Person
al Chronological Events In Mexico; Table of Routes
and Distances; ATTITUDES on. the Mexican Railroad
Routes 4 Height OF Mountains Table of Distances
to each Capital, Mexican Measures and Weights ;
Population; First American Settlers, etc. .ai rals
The above book will he out in the latter part of
June. Price single copy, ono dollar q. s. currency.
Liberal discount to the trade. .ailIeNr 2 I'D
~" W. RICHARDSON 4 CO., y,
,uYvi ~ sfA4 II q" -. News ONCE,
f0:tf gGIgqr Nidne Galveston, Texas. ca
.NIlHHL8 on
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

No propd~s isssiisH ia iill'ss fr
w - fs'Isssi s.l'it 49, . ieaeaHt q
laai ~laaa u o - lF'asf "a III fTas g. Sea
ll.laaI llaaf = taa|T1a alral a. ftiIa.lfl f.aHr
Ia.aI alarlE.al 80 q. 49, a 81 raaH. II 81
aHIIH0nII NIIHl A. a. raIf .0UHfH'T1 ri
siITa 81 ~ aIlaa.alHlF = f.IlIrI asrlfI a.
laInalrl 4 l.Ilali rll. ll|IlIilI H.aTar
a. hlHlls ~ la "A lIaaaaIT sra rrr nfr
fllaIlf = ~ siIFi aas fllIauiHIIf ~ f..Ir ~
~. tiAraas 80 lllaaa u a. Hl.fia. heHfalf
fls dalsa o. iaalaaa a Me- .ssilsIlaIl.i|i ~
flraa
ts,af .~isssaf 'sss'ri si.s ss-.,ri
HlTD % Hmsa rFE NssIa.
fafNaaiHli1if tHAsf .-.H , a.
FililN rrrHrrr----1-1 HHHHHHrHr4-Hr -
NNHH Ha.aH 2 -
Nasr va s-' y i.sslrarsi ---------- q
~ fta l4sslir nasltis ~ % a. laifsass.a j.
If. ilparlsltt - aafaillar
E.aEa - alsu ~ o. sll ~ nIalIh-
fsgils faarEs4 hs4a FliFsalF sHa iriltfian 81 49,
traaua llluss. ~ aaslTss n sials flFlFn. = ~
siItaH a. ~ gRl4AIF f7Izit hrelraFs 49, flfsH1
NfEis ani hgral snsasas., ~ iishrr Nsllraalfts
laIir Hua A. lsak iallruEllrs 80 ~ saaE 90 ~ 60
tlIIK 1llirlrss a. ~ aasuTfli 81 o. iss
~ ilalnsr iHalA ~ -ra1sfarsar hsaa " EEfli
F1Ftsasllae eAa niilf Hsiai, 80 $50 a nAaA a.
s.sasE sa,sA 10 aAsa@sua ilsassstla ss.l ilassis-
-. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27
!, -" How Prussia FURNISHES ONE OF

nal vi H0 III STWfET--LIlF Till A' ff4ft "
H.. How Prussia FURNISHES ONE OF
HER ptrt,pMATIsTs. In compliance
With ,t6e- request aof Secretary Sc
ward, the Pruasian Government-has
recalled Barbh X pgserow,' first pri !
..Eate1seegetaEy torthe PrnssianpiLc-
'rgation, who fought the duel d few
weeks ago With General Lawrence.
In MrcScward 3 note to the Prus
SIAN Minister he Expressed hs!ire-
grets at being placed in such a po-
sition 81 tobe c9mpelledto ask the
Prussian Government to recall Ba
.yonsK Sasserows andlmanifssf itsIdis-
approval at his conduct in partici-
pating in,this duel, II Instead of cen
surfing, Kusserow, hei has been re
called andotransforred to the Court
of st. JamesqoaDd promoted to a
higher position than he filled in
Washington This action Of, the
Prassian Government has CAUSED
considerabfe, comment in i displo-
matte CYCLES, and the motives'whieh
caused Kusserow's promotion are
actively ID ,,scussed. 1917 ,soraAAW
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27
NEW ORLEANS CARDS
easpst W asthsass.

ra0t ssgng a a.. n ffsrfflf =
" lrassslf ~ Isftf allfTfn ~ 80
go -. itrfsf.ts 49, tlNshi -
lll rta sfts.f. lalif 80 flfsf H.ri Nri'
t..l.. ian. NsfaI4i. i.rllaf Iu 81
fEIn fNn.Lf
Ss.siFt @-a F-asJ Cses..
a EEisNnfnk nn. az gfa n n1rr a
\. EfHfnHiIu frraiiifhHi II 49, HlfHFf =
tr.Ifs. Na1ularsurF - lrarTEtn "a ailhff,
larfir. sisrr esis- failllg l,sas 80 ffisAs 81
AZ Nalsi ssa sal - 49, tf-u
Nhslssals o. ia nsFshaai..
- a NaanT "a, N Tslsslii suiss - sIsTisl
-. sii.ziiE sifra a. sFliias laaskHgsA 90 fiie,
nofs ~, besasl. tisssf. aaataHa .aslAll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

7.szss has fuentT-tHo and a halt
nj % acres ~ nnimProred lnnd-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27
PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY

~ .UII|TI' 30 -'IT TI' n
op i,t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27
NOTICE.

EMPIRE 5 " CO
ne Br@I~.s ~ T@K
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-10

Al MR. EDrTons Is IL consistent for
Mr.. Alexander to expect the colored
men TO vote for him. when he. a few
months ago. discharged several co.
lofed hands for voting with the Re.
publican party ? We would refer
him TO the fourth chapter ef second /
Timothy, 14th verse:
Alexander, the coppersmith, did
me or us] much evil; the Lord re-
ward him according to his works. " a
COLORED VOTER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-10

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre
at Jerusalem, has been completed.
The foreign mails state that formal
instrument bearing witness to the
completion of the grand cupola, in
conformity with the procotol of the
9Th of September, 1862, was signed
on September Goth by the Governor
Of Palestine and the Consul Generals
of France and Russia.
@There is rumor that the Emperor
Napoleon is disposed to interfere in
Spanish affairs, and that he desires
the elevation of Don Carlos, to the
throne of Spain. We should think
the experiences of the first Napoleon
would make the present Emperor
rather chary of following his exam
pie.
SAD AccIDENT.-We learn that Mrs.
William A. Cauble, of this County
was instantly killed on Saturday last,
while attending a cane mill, which,
by some means, was overthrown while
in motion, Mrs. G. was caught under
it. In its fall she was struck on the
head, her skull being badly fractured
[Salisbwy m c. North State.
There will be another election in
New York city in about four weeks
for Mayor, to fill the place of Govern
or-elect Hoffman. Aldermen, coun.
cilmen, &C., will also be chosen. The
Tribune advises the radicals to run
no candidates of their own.
RIOT IN AsHEvILLE. serious riot
occurred in Asheville on the day oi
election, in which one negro was
killed and seven or eight wounded
1t was begun by negroes and, a.
usual, they had the worst of it.
Charlotte Times.
AT the recent municipal election il
Quebec, small boys broke open {
family tomb in one of the city GENE
teries, and took out skulls, which they
carried about on sticks.
James Gordon Bennett has q for
tune of .$3, 900, 900, which he leaves
in his will to his two children, james
G., Jr., and u daughter, said to, be
pretty, and only seventeen years old.
A plantation in Mississippi, which
cost 100000 ten years ago, was sole
lately for $3.50.
On Wednesday, Moses Smith. (co
lored, aged 100 years, died in Wash
ington.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-10

cities and towns, and snpioy shefa-
selves in all kinds Of vice and wick
edness, never doing the least work OF
any kind. The majority Of the slaves
aresof African birth, and are little
removed from the beasts of the Geld,
being given TO all manner of igno.
rant snpeesEsst.;;ss;;ons unda fetischism.
They usually sell at 5000 to $500 e
head. Their condition is infinitely
worse than was that of the slaves of
the South, for whose emancipation,
as we are now told, so many thou
sands of white Yankees lost their lives
and SO many millions of greenbacks
were created.
The Chinese are exclusively males
who have been imported as Coolies
during the last fifteen years, at cost
of $3.50 to $3.50 each. They serve
for a term of years at 81 per month,
and are found and clothed during
the time. When they have served
the term contracted for, they are at
liberty to return to China, but very
few of them ever do it.
With such population as we have
described, it is hardly to be supposed
that Cuba can be added to :the glo-
rious Union" without radical re-
forms in her polity; but the Federal
Government will, doubtless, feel
competent to the task of her reforma-
tion and annexation, whenever there
shall seem to be prospect of profit
in the operation