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III Kinds Of Mathlupry,

tor Color'iS, tlaYt Furnaces, Stationary I.hg,n.-
Mills, GHFESHlNs MACniN ~ hC.. 1C.'
iiru h'Fo fr,rared TO make Fr'ves' 81 -izrs and
rf,.guF, E'owions, and evrryihin. usually u,Hic in
',st,clIss f0urif,.s.
Mia .ns,yr iaei,,;.s ani practical " rlm" war.
a,I hi". IN f.e.Nihs thc .a'is'i c"H'-sas un Ee
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sFLTET ETT.f-y!yEH
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NEW CoAh YARD.

Tha unusrsiened respectfully infor,os IN, ,,,;,.,
81 Io0ssars ,ho ana coua,s sauay they NJ.
lump coal f,r sni,hing purposes .op ihsi. ssleeth
!onins Mckelvy, Neai Co.'s Faruate: Win ,ra, ~
rni' Su'a,S scales on the ~hatf,o weigh eo hsy and
To those who desire II. A. ws ra,chnN h"enVet coal
amount o, cnai' We intend TO Keep supsrisy s,,,.
aru eel o. ttc very lowest prices PleS," ,s,,
'"""'"e 'V' ourselves before ei.ewhc,n
J! w. HEN GEEaiiO.r.
~f ~ AUGUSTUS MASON.
TINE undersigned viii taAc in, cr,n,m
ana t'so7eras, tho tci,aw inn unmsa ,oi .oa
ssr r'au, ua Hys,tan Oats Potatoes Lard Tam shoot
M Str nnn sdo meat iiut,cr Egg Hay, &c ii ~
their coal yard. = w Ms ETvc.s sralcioina
Hioomsbars, April cs, 1866, -Iy. ,AI'
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JURORS FOR COURT OF COMMON
- PLEAS, FEBRUARY 10th. 1868,

'loou-- Martin u. Woodward, Newton ". Barton
Tboinas knorr, John Wolf
Berwick B0r0--Jn,n Me Anal! Isaiah Bower.
Briarcreek--JOhn ". Smith, Daniel Kelehu.r:
cataw isa -samuei kosfsnbauieI, Juhn keIlcr.
George II. W ilictts, Lewis Net,.r
Centre--sohn Till, Isaac Hess NabioI u. Ucss
Cony nyhani--i,ani'i 7. Mrkietuan.
II shinst treek--joseph Coleman. lhomas Hutch.
isou
Frnhklin -Snnurl iiolgland.
ilciliook-W L.dy Juhn AppIeDaln, Jcln VII
Iianie. William McM .thael Jalses ". Eier.
Locust-Hm. Felteimln. VIA. Hughes, Jslnea 4
Fox, Perry Mears.
Madi ison--Joseph Zai-ioE.
Mntne-hlfrr Yettrrs
Miflin Eiish b. r,own. Lewis Greasy.
Oiunge--Johu Wcish,
Pine-lnther A. Gsrran, JJs'ph 1rri5 'oseis
scvtt--Jalncs Lake.
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GRAND JURORS, FOR FEB. TERM.

GRAND JURORS, FOR FEB. TERN.
BLOOM Jacob SCHUYLER. fhenias Deity.
DENrUN-Jecob Ogden.
BEAVER-GscrceP r. Drievhn.h.
BERm ifk BCR0-John Doak HIiam sme,aa:s
Lewis Enko.
CoNYN6HAM-1rn Dyer.
CATAwtssA- Jacob shnRafs. John sharpirss
rislliNGcREEK-Jt Jtmes Cam pbrll.
Observation-Disclosures Clark.
GREENWOOU-J0sep .li,Hc
LOGt'hr--Pe,er iorum.
.MADls0N-Iisnry Wagner, jasca 81 ciIron. Geo
w, Suppcc.
NONrOUR-- Michael Roush.
MAINE Harman jain.
ORAEGl:-D r. 4 oau.
PINE Elisha Fuliner
RCUrT- Montc Creveiing
sCGARtO iF.-Gcorse tfit1 Christian l. Moore
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FORKS HOTEL,
GEO. W. MiCGER, Proprietor.

The above vCH snnwn hofe' has recently uHir,
zone 'at!sa' changes IN .is Internal brtanIrneht.
ETd its proprietor inr0unVcs to his former cu,t,,u
and the travelling paa'ic that hs accom- mo-
for thu eo.acr; Q! his pnars are second To rome p
the country. Ms liable will always be touHd sap
nii-t, hOt only Wiki substantial food, bur with al
the tG.srccs Of the season Iii, wine ssd lisnnr,.
except idat pcrpiar beverage kDhwn as Ne Henry
purchased direct fr, id innarIng houses, AZ. ,.i-
u'eiy pif,, uad free ff u, at ro os,oas drugs. IT,.
IL ltahhu I0t lip"ra. patronage in tho paal, and
Vii continue 10 deserve II III he NitGra, = 70
GEuRGE vs.. NAUGRR.,.
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philadelphia Il Erie Rail Road,
WINTER TIME TABLE.

rngoUGH Ann DIRECT ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE liar
RlSbrRG, wILltAMsrURr,
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s'sr- Office holders in the custom house,
OF tn. large cities are organizing ''to give
.'"hnaon show in ,he National Convention,
10 Nominate u Denseratic candidate far
l're.ilun:." The object is to get johnson
nominated or to let him down easy /. is
p,ost likek' he will be ''ls, down easy
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-29

sss~ Collax soys Every stamp you put
upon deed, check, or mortgage, is a
Democratic sticking plaster to remind you
Of Democratic rebellion" /, is rather o
Radical sticking plas,erto remind the peo-
I.e, that csen.iu time Of peace, the radical
Congress makes expenditures that would be
anp'e for carrying On a war Of tremendous
Proportions LouEciNe Journal
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-01-29
RIAL LIST, FOR FEB. TERM, lsGs

/ Mary r. Creepa vs.. Rohert How ell, Ct, ii
} David tcagrf W. e.. I,rsit. 81 a..
iiham a Mann James - he.
William Abbott va siils u. Edsar.
James Cannon vs, Michael C,eane, 1t al
Timnn faus va sylvester J. fsrn,
Samuel Wa.ctsvs. GcosR" WilleUs.
5 Samuel Waters W. George Wjllctls
John rtemby s Co W, rIary L. Green.
10 !ohn Mcdonald VS.. Lewis Cover, tai.
IL West Hrgrch lnfNTatcr 20 w TimIG = eh!yg.
~ Edward Mccall Il al rs JohE SwceJay.
" Peter Wccshsisey. Alan R,at, e; nj.
ij T n. Person uys Apdrtw FftGs.
IL r. u. Person W laaa Cam.
II iai!cs mcV.ckcr vsN L.. Camph. II.
~ Gideon Afudty. !uhn u. l.riby,
10 William lkeicr v. John Savage, ct oI
81 Daniel G, En,'s adtur, vs.. ii.nes " iaHksy
II Charles VI. ilillcr vs iGn 7 lowi,ship ui b!ooin
~ bauiel Yc,;er rvs. Isaac Yrt,Gt. II. ~.
% Jhtiah Thomas pse " Henry &. Fnas,
u John I l.ciby W, Gideon A'nd'.
% Ca,har inc s:uricy vs. stephen Michael.
" Henry AosI. ct al ~. George iiasalrt, ct, al.
- J. ii. iiazi.tun VI. Henry q. Hartman.
% llen'y KNAPP ys. Micha-i Ttih-.
2g NIilian CIarh w. Euh~tt q. t'hrk.
10 I'avid tielwIg w Dav.d \. Helw,s.
81 John Cooper ~ ptiiri Hover, Ut al
!. Mary NrBreaI,y VS. Huhtrt G0rrell 4 Co.
IS Joseph Hess vs.. eaiuci Everett.
JESSE COLEMAN Prolh'y.
EtoOIp ,hllru Ian. g. ls,,S.
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IN TIE ORPHANS, COURT oFCoI,

IN TIE ORPHANS COURT OF Col,
uMBih COUNTY. Estate ~ William Z. Roberts.
ia'r ~ !Lcks"n township. Columbia Couuty, 'ihr
S ,s anii, nr npppn,ed Ly the Orchan>'
rh''s anu prorcrrons Of t,c asseis the tecrtca,
~ y. NJ hsnns " AIR sban Voting; hdni astra,o, q,
cieti,rr m THE order establi by Ia W will Ma, h
ttecin;s o' the drecdeat nni all other p.rsoas in
, "'s,,eg q, me otfre of he Rncorder u Deed. in
6t h!s uppoin'menI on Saturday, Tho Vs,h sav n,
'ahahty i;oe at 10 O'clock. n. ny o, said dsy
paaus interested are requested ~ attend on ,6s, ay
aha present teir claims or he forever eLarrrd ffov
coming "a Tor part or shars Of said tunJ. '''''
r,o.. JouN @ FREEZE, Auai,n,
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sources Of tha city If Chicago Tor fu'nshi v An-
monia and Phosphate yielding material viz = Bones
Dried Flesh Blood &c. VIZ I'VE, in connection Nth
our works Philadelphia. the largest facilities for
furnishing these manures, at tue asose low prices
BAUGlI & sONS. Philadelphia.
NORTH WESTERN FERTiLIZING CO.. ch,csro.
JOhN RALsrON & CO., Genr Agrs, New Yoik.
GEORGE W. KiRkE l. 20, - Boston.
GEORGE DUGDhLE, VINO esaIs Agent, Baltimore.
Fo, all information Respecting the above Manuros.
address either Of the above houses.
January 20, Is6s.-3 -3m.
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GREAT OIL REGION
OF rHNSSYiNhNJA
ELEGANT SLEEPING; CARS
On all Night Traius.

On and amer MONDAY. NOVEMBER 95ih Iss7,he
rraius on III. Philadelphia 4 Erie Rail Road III
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sT~ The National MteN;gencer IS not yet
cured Of the delusion that the Democratic
party must lie still in the next Presidential
campaign, and let the bakers half dozen"
Of so called CONSERVATIVES" walk over the
track under the banner of some nominee
who is neither fish nor flesh At Il tim,
when the public mind is more positive than
ever before, when every issue is SO sharp,
and so clearly defined that the most carele
and the most ignorant cannot help feeling
and comprehending it, it is proposed to run
some halfway or non.committal candidate
for the Presidency. If such proposition
is not the "toolishness Of FOOLS there can
be no such thing as folly in the world.
When mems convictions and passions about
public measures are so fierce that they burn
their very souls, it is no time for tenlporisinu
and halfway nominations. The Democratic
party lad small lesson in that way four
years ago, when it made nomination tha,
fell Hat, SO far as the least enthusiasm among
its masses was conserncd. - M Cuoed.
rhs- The Fennsylvania Teacher says
"11e Little Corporal is tho most entertain.
ing publication for the young that we have
ever examined. We cannot see how it pos.
sib'y can have superior, or If it could
have, how the young folks could possibly
wish for anything betler."
Also say whatever you choose 10 favor of
our paper, giving terms md address Terms
one dollar year. Alfred H. Sewell, Pub
Usher, Chicago, Iii. Great inducements
are offered to those who wish to raise clubs,
to all Of whom a sample copy will be sent
free if applied for during thep eprese, t.nonth.
A 4
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This veil kaewp popular
trade mark will be found
upon every package OF the
above mauures.
The high estimation in
which kAuou's BoSE Ma.
srREs have brCn held. dur.
ing fourteen years past, VIC
hall fully sustain IN the
future. Having now the en-.
,.~ .n.,srI 90 tha n...uf "a
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WASHINGTON. January 26.

THE ATTACK ON THE SUPREME COURT.
The so-callcd Reconstruction Committee
will probably report their new Supreme
Court bill tomorrow. This measure, it viii
be remembered, withdraws the appellate ju.
risdiction Of that Court over eases arising
under any of the numerous acts of Congress
for Africanxing the Southern States The
Radicals say something Of tile kind must be
speedily done, otherwise all their labor will be
lost by the effect Of the anticipated decision
in the McCardle hst case. The bill in ques.
ton is isrgarded as substitute for the one that
passed the House last week, requiring the
concurrence VI tmohnds Of the Supreme
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02

The Rock Island & Moline Union garbles
an extract from the Springfield Register
soas to give the impression that the "loyal'
Rev. Mr.. Pitner, of Decatur. was wholly limo
cent of the charges against him. The
facts are that bare majority of the
committee composed exclusively of his own
church, organized to examine and acouit)
acquitted him, against the sworn affidavit
of the young lady he wronged. He
did not commit rape upon the girl
or seduce her-but her nnimpeaehed testimo-
ny shows that he tried TO seduce her. The
Union and its friends are welcome to the
explanation.
r S.-Since the foregoing was in type we
have received copy of the Illinois State
Register, Of last Tuesday, and from an arti.
Gle in it we propose to clip few sentences
for the benefit of the Rock Island and Mol;pe
Union-but, before doing so, we will pre-
sume that the Union does not exchange with
the Register and does exchange with the
Bloomington Paragraph. With this expla.
nation, the following extracts from the State
Register will be understood, viz:
The Bloomington Pantagraph radical paper.
Is q monstrous liar. We do not believe the edi-
TOR is capable of telling the truth, even through
mistake He is exceedingly careful not to make
mistake OF that kind. In his last issue he de-
hserately states that the Register has Withdrawn.
retraeted. what it said about Rev, l., C. Pitner
The editor of the Paragraph, whoever he NAV
De- knew that was a lie when he uttered IT, He
had our last article before him, and he knew, that
notnihg we nad SAID, on our own responsibility
ABOUT DIR. Pitner had been retracted or With
drawn What was said about Mr.. Pitner. ypon
the authority of a source that we deemed utterly
Irresponsible, was withdrawn and nothing more
An That We had said, we reiterated and now re-
ierate with emphasis, In the yery article the
funnugrdph quotes from, we reiterated Ali vehad
ever said about the case. In that article Wa sa;S
and now repeat, with q large majority Of tbnas
who have read the affidavit of the lady referred
10, the conviction of Pitner's guilt can never be
removed. Again, in the same article we said.
.'of his guilt Of the offenses charged against
MIN by the lady, we have no more doubt than we
nave that the man thus arraigned and the lady
who arraigns him are living creatures"
The Rock Island and Moline Union bav.
ing misrepresented both the State Reoister
and the ARGUS, and probably copied its ar.
ticle from the Paragraph, thus placing itself
IN the same position of that paper, it would
seem only fair that it should try to get out
OF the scrape, in some way. We are anxious
to see the style it adopts to do so.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02
By Telegraph.
IMPORTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ger. I. w. Sher
man, of the 9Th artillery, was yesterday put
IN command of the eastern district, in place
of Gen. Meade transferred.
The India sea will certainly be opened to
foreign commerce on the 1T of January
The United States minister, with several Of
his colleagues, viii proceed deere, to be pres
eht on the occasion. An army and large
naval force will be present incase of trouble.
The opening OF Jeddo is deferred until the
LIST of April next. The reason for the delay,
given by the japanese, is that they cannot
prepare the sentiments of the people before
that time. There are great Iumber of rob-
bers in Jeddo and it is feard they may
come to Yokokomo.
Gen. Van Valkenburg, u nitet States min
lister in Japan, was married on the 10th of
November, to Mrs. Schuyler, widow of the
late Raphael Schuyler, of New York.
Commodore JAS. I. Wilkins died on board
the steamer Costa Rica, on the passage from
1okokomo to Shanghai, from injuries receiv-
ed from falling down hatchway.
The demand for arms and ammunition
has been good since the receipt of news of
the abdication of the Tycoon.
RALEIGH, n. c. Jan: 2.-Gen. Candy has
called the constitutional convention TO meet
on the 14th inst
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. 2--0f the %
nominations made by the late republican
convention, all but IL have declined 70 be
candidates. E--
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-Mr. and Mrs.
JEFF. Davis arrived here yesterday evening
Brevet Major General Arson McCook las
been ordered to relieve Gen. Mckenzie in
command of the Sub District of the Rio
Grande.
About 20 men, white and black. we're
drowned or crushed, on Tuesday, while IN.
loading cargo of cotton from the Henry
Ames, by the giving away of the guard on
both sides of the boat, by which they AM a
large portion ofthe cargo were precipitted
overheard.
New YORK, Jan. 1.-The evening bst
says that the break in Rock Island stoci is
caused by an issue of new stock by the ON
pany, combined with heavy bear operations
on the part of some director on the road. II
appears that John F. Tracy, president ofthe
road, was authorized some months ago, 10
take charge Of the ways and means of he
company for the extension of the road fom
Des MONIES to Omaha, whenever the exam
sion should be decided upon,-the mems
provided for this object being reservation
IN the general mortgage of $450,000 il, z
per cent. bonds or at the option of the mn
sgement, or the issue of new stocks. he
two directors referred 10 availed themseles
of the high price at which the stock was e
Gently selling to issue new stocks.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02
CORDoVA.

We left Rock Island on Monday evenino,s
train, on flying trip to Cordova. The
amount of travel between Rock Island and
Fulton is quite astonishing. The cars were
crowded, and are said to be every evening.
At Port Byron we changed cars, but the rush
appeared not the least diminished. Every
body and his wife seemed to be going some
where. Whole families were on the move.
Amid the buzz of conversation, one could
hear Kansas, Cheyenne, and Iowa, discussed
at breath, occasionally intermingled with
Christmas dinner "reminiscences, and bene.
dictions on the expiring holidays. Arriving
at Cordova, short tramp brought us to the
Exchange Hotel, Pratt Deyoe proprietor,
where good bed and square meal ever
await the traveller.
This enterprising and prosperous town,
hnely located on the Mississippi, opposite
Princeton, Iowa, and twenty-four miles
from Rock Island, has been moving ahead
SO rapidly within the past two or three
years, that one who has not visited It within
the time mentioned, would find his old land
marks SO irrevocably rubbed out, that even
their previous existence would remain a n,ob.
lem formemory to solve. Tobuild and improve
seems to have been the especial forte of ,s
go-a-head citizens, and the result of their "a.
cent policy is but an indication of prosper
Gus future. Good business houses, and neat
and tasty residences confront the observers
eye on every hand. In fact, Cordova is now
realizing the expectations Of its founders.
Its advantageous location is beyond question,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02
A MAN WITH NO OPINIONS.

The Washington correspondent of the Co.
lumbus, Ohio, Journal, the leading radical
paper in that state, gives the following in re-
lation to Gen. Grants father:
The Generals father came to town the
other day, and stopped with "Ulyss,r as he
calls his boy, whom be found seated at his
Preside, smoking, of course. and surrounded
by members of his private and military fam
lily. About the first thing the old gentleman
did after shedding his overcoat, was to come
at his unpumpable offspring with, "Ulyss,
are you in favor of niger suffrage7n mo
response only vigorous puffs). ~ say,
Ulyss. are you in favor of niger suffrage
What do you think of it?n inquired the
General, with Yankee shrewdness. The old
one states his position--he's for an in,elli
gence qualification, and so on. "Well. now.
ulyss, I've answered your question, / want
you to answer mine: Are You in favor of
niger suffrage2 If you are, you'll get heat
all hollow, with all your popularity. for Ohio
went fifty thousand against it, and If she wa =
to vote again tomorrow, she'd 20 a hundred
thousand the same way" al haven't talked
politics much for the last five or six wears
was the reply of Ulysses the Silent At last
accounts the old gentleman was in doubts as
to the position of "Ulyss" on negro suffrage.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02
Shall the children of the soldiers and a.;

Shall the children of the soldiers and sail.
ors who gave their life for the preservation
of the Union be provided with homes, and
receive good education This is question
which will admit OF but one answer-in the
affirmative. 1t only remains, therefore, for
US to point out the best mode in which it
can be done. A careful examination has
satisfied US, and viii satisfy the public, that
the projectors Of the Riverside Institute, 10.
cased in the village of Riverside, New Jer-
sev, on the Delaware, have devised the most
feasible method. Acting under the charter
OF the Washington library company of Phil
adelphia. incorporated by the state of Penn
sylvania, they are Offering stock at the low
rate of one dollar per share, and will give to
each subscriber beautiful and valuable
steel engraving, worth at retail more than
the price of the stock, and as an additional
inducement will distribute among the stock.
holders presents valued at 100000. Who
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

THE TAX BOOK FOR THE COLLECTION
l. Of state, county, township. school and 9TH
or taxes lie now in my hands for collection, and
g. the time allowed for collection has besn cur
tailed, / respectfully request that ell viii be
prompt in paying Ny Office 10 at the Sheriff.
of5ce. In the Ceurt House. .',ss . e
CHARLES EN0EL, Coiisstsr. 4
Rock Island, Dec. II, dtE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02

The radicals appear determined to keep
up the taxes. When the War Department
musters out officers serving in the Freed.
mems Bureau to save expense, Senator
Wilson proposes that they be Immediately
taken up by the Bureau, and their services
and pay continued. They are necessary to
organize and control "Union Leagues"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02

The leading radical organ in this state
says the radicals have been electing to Office
men who would, "if left to find their natural
level, be the scullions of official life. the
scarengers of politics, and the lo,cest of al
social eriLs"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02
FOR SALE.

TTNHE VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING, cor.
i - Her of Eagle and Spencer Streets, formerly
oceupied by James NJ Baford, is now offered for
sale chap The house il Of brick, two stories
high, containing 8 rooms. besides pantries. clos
esss de ;Gss in every room; good cellar, eistern.
and veil. The lot Is loo feet front by 40 feet
deep, o q 20 feet wide alley, on which is good
frame barn and other outbuildings, together with
choice fruit trees and shrubbey. Possession
given Immediately.
B. HARPER,
s Agent fer Geo A. Bittenbapner.
Rock Island, Bee. Is, 1867.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02

The Rev. EDWARD. A. WILSON Nh ,sna
ree Of charged 10 all who desire il, the n,ssc,in
, uon with the directions for making and using
long Affection and that dread disease con.,n,n.
don His only object is to benefit the af,ictsd
and ne hopes every sufferer will try this prescrn-
ton, as il viii cost them nothing, and NAV prov.
. blessing. Please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South I'd St., Williamsburg, New York.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02

At the recent election in Minnesota, in
county in which there were but 1000 reg
istered voters, 1894 votes were polled. OF
course the radicals carried the county by
large majority.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02

Information guaranteed to produce luxurisnt
growth Of hair upon bald head or bearaless
face, also recipe for the removal of Pimples.
biotches, Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leayine
the same som, clear, and beautiful, can be OBJ.
tained without charge by addressing
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
1913 Broadway, New York.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-02

Hon. A. W. Arlington, one of the leading
lawyers in this state, died from the effects
a recent paralytic attack, at his residence
in this city, this morning. He was man
of great ability as a scholar, jurist and
} eaker.-ChicdqO Journal. 3lst.