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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-19

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At the residence of the brides father, Oct. IA,
1868, by Rev. W. /. Fee, Mr.. FRANK KYLE, Of
Rock Island, TIls., and Miss HELEN N. LIGHT
RR, of Hamilton, Ohio.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-19

CIrY TAXEs.-See notice of Capt. Kehler
in our Local Column
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BOVED OVER,

u OUR clothing can be cleaned and bound
i and pressed over, so that it will look as
well 81 new, by
L. WILCOX,
Tailor,
Washington St., bet. Orleans and Rock River.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
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BRICK YARD For RENT.

THE UNDERSIGNED have 8 Brick Yard,
i near the one which they are now using,
which shey wish to rent, furnished or unfarnshed.
@. ATKINSON b SONS.
Rock Island, April 9, diff.
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SPECIAL NoTICBs.

nR. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMES
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Orleans, La, established in 1850, for tbs last
eigh, yssrs located in Chicago, H., can be con-
suited AZ his Office and parOrs,
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MARRKEn.

Bowling, Oct. 10, 1868.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
Only stink and nothing moro =

Coon JOKE WE'LL PLAYED.-Day be-
fore yesterday Johnny Tuers, Of min
strel fame, came down here from Virgil
mia City, and yesterday, Strouso, Chief
of Police, and Pat. Launan, Constable
of that place, came also, and brought
with thom n writ for Johnny's nrrost-
on what charge we nre not informed.
The three started for Virginia yester-
day, nll in good order, and of course
they stopped for n chat and u drink at
the Warm Springs Hotel. While there,
Johnny proposed to his captors that if
he could only borrow a gun of Lance lie
would shoot some game for tho party
rs they journeyed toward homo. Strousc
and Lnnnan agreed to the proposition,
tho gun was borrowed, and when they
got up in the ncighborhood Of the chalk
hills Johnny suddenly discovered lots of
game in tho brush and footed away in
search of it. Strousc and Lannan sat
patiently and expectantly in their buggy
waiting for johnny to como in with his
game, but the sounds Of lis shots The
was banging away with his gun MI the
while) grew fainter and fainter, and f.
nally ceased altogether. Thinking
something was wrong these two vigi-
liant executives Of tho law began n
search for their prisoner, but it proved
in vain, for Johnny, after getting we'll
away from them, trndgcd ~leisurely back
to the Warm Springs, returned the gun
he had borrowed from Lance, and then
came into town, tired, but FREQ from tho
clutches Of Storey county law. This Is
about the coolest proceeding ofthis very
cool and breezy saskatchewan appeal
Of this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
THAT

Reader, scrutinizc our advertising
column, under tho head Of New To-
day." and you will perceive that tho
Gold Hill Democracy have thrown down
the gage Of battle, and challenge any
Republican speaker to meet a champion
of their cause in u political discussion
on Saturday evening next And
unsophisticatcd Democratic follow-citi-
zens probably consider this nm open,
frank and perfectly fair proposition.
Well, it is about rs near rs they ever
conc to the mark, and the assumption
Of fairness is a average indication oil
their discriminative powers.
We havo announced our candidates
and arowcd our principles. They have
no candidates, aud are divided in their
preferences MS to who shall be their
standard bearers. They have no plat
form, and il is an open question whoth-
or, whom they shall have ono, it will be.
something, nothing, or IN attempt 10 be
everything to everybody. We are in
tho open field. Our Captains are Mt the
front. Our banners Nrc unfurlcd, aud
our principles inscribed upon thom in
words Of living light. Tho Democracy
AFRO in ambush; have not yet commits
stoned their officers, have no recognized
flag, and are therefore not even entitled
to the recognition rs bclligcrcnts that
was accorded to thoir prototypes of the
"S,ars and Bars" who fought under
General Lee. a
And yot those ingenious representa-
tives Of the superior race challenge us
to allow them tho privilege Of piercing
our barred breasts, and attacking eur
cherished principles from their masked
batteries and ambushed retreats
The fable Of tho noble mastif and his
iguoble combatnnt involuntarily recurs
to mind. The mastiT was II brave, gen.
cEOuS huu iilbuiut Nuttint. Nv WOuiuu =
allow an invasion Of tho premises on
trusted to his care and guardianship by
any suspicious-looking character, no
matter what his race or color, but the
noble fellow vas never known to attack
or interfere with any ono who was at
tending to his own businessmen even u
Chinaman. As remarked before, he was
brave aud was afraid OF nothing on
earth-not even Niger" Ono dry
perhaps it was on a Saturday evening,
Just before elcction-this noble animal
concluded to take an accustomed stroll
along the public highway. All ut once
no found another animal upon the pike,
aud it claimed the monopoly Of the
highway for that evening. The mnstir
was large, strong, brave and magnani-
nous. The obstruction in his way WAS
small, abiect and Insignificant, but it.
had an odor-which it called "consti-
tutional and with that single essence
tial weapon challenged the mastiff to
combat. Esop has left it to postcrity
rs an open question whether the noble
animnl was or was not cowardly in de-
clining the mephitic contest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

aNsw WORDS 70 AN OH On
filled his cask too full a
Fort Homestead the other tight, and
became somewhat maudlin. At 2, q
or 3 o'clock on the following morning
he might have bcenseen swayius gently
on tho corner of the front-door step as
he m~elodiou.ly warbled the following :
cold Grimes 10 dead, that dar ned old cnss,
He nev-or will, no more a ,
or Lowry betray the trds'
A-pon the Sen-nit fo-o-ore'
A-pon the Sen-nit dore !"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

TELxGRAPHIo-The Overland wires
are still down east of Salt Lakeland
have been since last Sunday. A good
deal of interest Is felt among our people
regarding the result Of the vote on I'm
parchment last Tuesday and also on
the result Of tho prize Eight ncar Cinein-
natl between McCool and Coburn,
Considerable money has been bet on the
latter event.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

Ir's not fHrRs l-Irwill be observed
that tho "Challenge" published in an
other column "Opens with n whereas
"The Democracy Of Gold Hill first
called a meeting of all persons who sup
port the Constitution" etc. Confirmed
by this opening in an opinion previous
ly formed, that our friends would rest
their objections to n separate meeting
by Republicans on the same evening, on
none but high Constitutional grounds,
we have carefully searched the Cohsti-
tuition Of the United States and tho
laws and treaties made in pursuance
thereof; the Constitution and laws of
tho State of Nevada ; Hittoll's Digest
and Speaker %Ferguson's Inaugural,
without finding a word or syllable
which, either by strict or liberal con-
struction, could BIO construed into q
prohibition Of the Repairs gathering.
Certainly there is no definite grant of
. Democratic monopoly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

UNION. MEN, READ mi PONDER Tho
Wow takoa by both parties oflthe i'm.
portanco of our approaching charter
election, may DO inferred from the fol
ing, which we eliminate from m article
in which the Humboldt Register of the
23d exhorts tho Democracy of Gold
Hill. The Register thus addresses the
"uuwashed :"
A victory in your town To- would be to
the Mongrel party in November what the de-
struction Of the Old Guard was to Napoleon
at Waterloo but "A victory for the Mongrels
in your town now will prolong the fight into
the Presidential contest, and leave US without
the moral influence IN the State which would
como to our standard from the certainty that
not only Virginia City but Gold Hill and
Storey county were redeemed. A knowledge
Of the fact that Storey county was ours be-
You'd u peradvcnture, with its largo rcprcsen-
tation in tho Legislature, would be worth a
thousand votes 70 our cause, BY reason Of the
moral influence Il would exert.
Will the Union mon of Gold Hill, by
oason Of apathy, neg!igence, or through
tho influence OF personal considerations,
AIDA moral influence worth-a thousand
votes to. the Democratic causo2 Forbid
IL, Heaven | S.tqY.aH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

A HoRRID PHANrou.-The "poick 4"
of tho Carson appeal has had a hidcous
dream or met a foul fiend. In imitation
of Poc's 'tRayon " no relates his tale Of
horror. Our space will not permit the
transfer Of the whole, but VIC must con-
fine IL extracts to tho authors doscrip-
ton of n ruflun who camo 7" creeping,
creeping 10 his chamber door," and to
u pertinent inquiry Of the author. gave
the hscknoyed answer Of tho raven
"nevermore."
While his great, red eyes were glazing, l
could hardly keep from swearing,
Swearing like the very mischief" damn his
eyes" so red and sore:
But 1 took myself to thinking, what this fel-
low meant by blinking
What he meant by slyly winking-winking
at me from the door;
What this burly, brawny bruiser, what this
miserable bore !,
Meant in croaking ncvcrmore."
Then mcthought the mir grew denscr that
man hadn't any friends, or
They'd have buried him, many and many a
month before.
Talk about your fragrant brcezes, onions,
garlic and stale chooses;
BY the great, eternal Jesus, he was rotten to
the core
Blis,crins, fostering, putrid. rotten to the
very core;
And I'm not sure but something moro.
CHANGING at him then, I noted, that his face
WAS blue and bloatcd,
And his great, rough hands were coated
with filth and blood were coated DER.
Wretch" ! cried, "get from my presence
thou foulcst, yilest, mcanest essence
Thou double extract OF putrcscence-gct thee
o to the night once more;
Take thy stencil from out my n~ostrils, and
thy form from out my door.
Quoth tho Rulian "Nercrmore.'
Forbcarancc ceased to DO a virtue; "Sir," |
said, "Ill surely hurt you"
Here | hcaved the stick OF stovc-wood with
all the strength my body bore;
IIcaved it with sheer desperation-mad be-
yond all calculation;
But, to my great CONSERVATION, he had van.
'ishsd from the door,
Into thin air, like a spirit, he had vanished
from the door.
Only this, and nothing more.
But the ghost had left behind it ION the floor
l CHANGED to find it)
The greasy paper that it iuttered when it
stood within the door:
Thus it rcad-"Lt all men hear H-haring
heard, let all men fear IL;
I'm the disembodicd spirit Of all the Demo
Gratis Of yore-
I'm the dead and damned embodiment Of
Democracy Of yorc-
Damned, alas, forcvcrmorc!'
" Still my friends attempt to 90 it; and appa-
rently don't know it;
That to all intcnts and uses I've been dead
since 'ffty.four;'
But refusing to inter me, into life they try to
spur me,
And from all good men incur me hate and
loathing evermorc,
While in all true, loyal nostrils l must stink
foroycrmore-
Only stink and nothing more -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

BRUrAL ASSAULT BIT A HUSBAND
From yesterdays Sacramento Union we
learn that, on the evening of the Goth
inst, a most brutal assault was made
upon his wife by n T. Anderson, for
merly Of this State. When the officers
entered to arrest him, his wife was
found In a horrible condition, with her
husband standing over her. Anderson is
atinner or tinker, and the oma reports
that be inflicted the injuries upon her
with q soldering iron and BY beating
and kicking hsr. She Is eseients and
her case Is therefore considered critical.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

Observation-Disclosures Governor
Slingsrland, Acting Governor, has com
missionsd, on tho Staff of B~rigadiei
General John D. Winters, commanding
Second Brigade Nevada Militia, ID. +,
Sherwood and Charles Osborn rs Order
liess and tho following named persons
as officers Of tho Emmot Guard ut Yir.
ginin: Richard Arnold, Captain; A. +.
Mackay, First Lieutenant; Dan1 Lyons,
Second Lieutenant ; Timothy Quinn,
Breyet Second Lieutenant. Also, Henry
Spurger, -Notary Public in Washoe
county Carson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

RuxSiSo IN ORE.-wc had, says the
,Alpine 1Miaer Of tho Esd, a pleasant con.
~versstion yesterday With Mr.. Todkiil,
the Intelligent Superintendent Of the
Mt. Vernon mine, on thssNApoleon lode,
over between Antelope and Siinkard
Valleys, near the easts.n border of this
county. They have for several weeks
past been drifting on the iedgs,ih ore,
and have had several tests made, all
showing gold End silver in paying guam
titles a vein from eight to ten feet in
width, yielding orc, the full body Of
which viii 60 $50 to $35 per ton. The
main valuo is in gold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

a SiaS. - To-day the Democrat tic
Headquarters wore embellished with II
significant sign! Under n docp, dark,
!rpsfally blue sky-a November sky-
are the words Democratic Headquar.
ters," enclosing a hemisphere Of a din.
gy, sombFe hue, ~typicalfof the blight
ing effects of tho sham Democracy upon
this fair land Of freedom. The painter
rendered the subject poetical Justice
r. X. ,RepeiAe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

AN 0croGrSARiAS SuIcIDE.-James
Watson, aged SO years, committed sui
eide in New York city on the Sd Of May,
by cutting his throat with a razor. He
had been remarkably vigorous and we'll
preserved for one Of his age, and the act
can only be accounted for by the pre-
sumption Of insanity, and yet there was
nothing in his previous conduct on
which to found a suspicion Of mental
alteration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

DEATH ORA WE'LL KNOWN PRlSSER.-
Mr.. John N. McCreary, n well-known
printer of this city, says tho San Fran
cisco Examiner OF the 18th, died at noon
yesterday, after a brief illness He was
n native of Gettysburg, Penn, but
passed his youth in Baltimore, Nd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

W. P. R. R.-The grading on the
Western Pacific Railroad has progressed
10 within eight miles Of Stockton. with
three hundred men at work and pushing
the grading rapidly. II vessels c route
with iron are not delayed, but arrive in
time to allow the Central Pacific to spare
o lot that they hold in reserve against q
failure of those vessels, railroad eommu-
nieatiou with Stockton will loon be
omen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28
THE POINTS AT issue.

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party is called unon to occur and de-
fend in tho peudinc canvass lare nj.
ready clearly marked out. However diff
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=, s,.,. R;ah,, or,ho ,hn.co,;ou If the
s,.ro, ,r;,c;,,c. or tho Resolutions
= loo - - ,h.r wo,,, ho .,wr,,,oJ n
a. 90, g ,,or sbonId .,,.mr, IN inter-
g.. x;,, = states r;cbt IN admit, the
non,o - N. ,srocoo or make n nron,r,v
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.;.o And whom ,bsv raise ,bs noin, Of
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,;,n :, ,ho sou,b ~, have only to turn
,r.;,,, ,bcm batteries capturcd from
,hsvso,v.s in the nossessiop of which
they have always taken pride, and which
have given them great apparent advan-
,oce The su8rore question in the South
u.I;,;n,I ;,;s ,ro,v. in
Is ho io"Set
dieial question. According 10 tue nsaa'
forms, the only authorized law-making
mower of tho nation has enacted certain
condition, for rcons,ruction. those
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form, nave 'e'" eouou "' Wv
certain states are knocS'nS 'or re"u'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

ANOTHER SrRAw.-Seventy-6vc men,
bers Of the Fourth Ward Democratic
Club, San Francisco, resigned last FRI
day evening, Immediately after the news
Of the nomination Of Grant and Colfax
had been received. Thus we go!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

Nxw TarAL AND BArL.-The further
trial of A. N. Swaney, for the murder
of J. W. Scale, has been continued I'M
I'll the next term Of the District Court,
which commences at Stockton on the
9Th Of August. Judge Cavis admitted
Swaney TO bail in the sum Of $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-28

ANOTHER SUDDEN DsArn.-About I P.
N. last evening, says the San Francisco
Bulelis Of the 23d, Mrs. Eliza Cane, re-
siding on Summer street, bstwee. Fol.
som and Harrison, retired to bed, and
her husband went out. } After reuHning
absent about two hours, he returned
and found her In bed with the two chill
dreu, but dead. Information was given
to the Coroner, and an inquest will be
held. LFN GfsG