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ton, and we particularly solicit the aid Of those
at home, that thus it may appear that we do
not appeal to others until we have first ex-
hausted our own resources !add, With much
improvement Of these boys have met
with the approval of all interested, and
that distinctive religious influence has
been manifested among them. The Uni
versity OF the South is now in opera
ton, and soliciting aid aud patronage. A
sufficient amount Of money has been collected
in England to secure the buildings necessary
for present pur. loses, and the institution is
progressing with competent faculty and
small number OF students. There has hitherto
been found difficulty in obtaining quorum
at the regular meeting Of the trustees; this has
been occasloned by the inability OF those ap-
pointed BY the several dioceses to attend l
have been requested to suggest to the conyen-
ton that the Bishop Of the diocese be author
lied 10 fill any vacancy which may occur In
the interval between the conventions. 1t ls
thought in this way quorum may be secur-
ed; as if trustee fnd that he cannot be pre-
sent, he can resign, and the Bishop can ap
point some one who can attend"
In conclusion, brethren, allow me to express
the hope that the light Of better day is dawn
ing upon US. We have, I trust, 1eached the
lowest point Of depression, and are steadily ad-
vanciDg upwards. There is q more settled
condition in the affairs Of the State generally,
which is propiticus to intellectual and religious
culture; financial resources are more secure,
and there is more confidence for the future;
mems minds Seem relieved and returning to
the regular progressions of society. The heart
Of the church, too, is beating more hopefully,
ard the signs of religious life becoming more
apparent; there seems also an increasing spirit
OF return among our colored people to their
old homes and churches. We have much to
regret, however, that many OF our old parishes
are yet uusupplied with regular minlstrations
some have none at all. The authorities Of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-23
CONFUSION OF TONGUES.

The appointment of Gen. Belknap to the
position of Secretary of War by Mr.. Grant
has led to a confusion of tongues among
some of the Iowa Republican editors. They
don't all speak the same language The
Des Moines Register insists that "it Gen
Grant was seeking Radical Republican to
take charge of his war office, he stopped
his search short Of the mark" The Dav
export Journal i, rather delighted with the
appointment. The dissension promises to
extend itself to all the loyal papers in the
state as soon as others not yet heard from
can acquire sufficient knowledge OF the
history of Gen Belknap to write about him.
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=. a;.oa.n .ha ainn. nf ihe iimea2

~ not discern the signs of the times2
~. You may believe, as l scarcely think
Won do, and az do not, that rebel disfran'
cbisement is desirable. | only the more stern
" insist that it is impossible History and the
genius Of the age forbid it..
as do not doubt that the rebels wonid
have denied the right of suffrage TO the
Unionists, had they trumphed--denied %
for years perhaps for generation, But
insist that ours is a higher, u more humane
civilization than theirs; that they could do
many things that We cannot. l know that
there are bloodthirsty men among us.
don't believe that our safety is 10 be secured
BY hanging Them.
40. Shakespeare says; ....
"We teach bloody insurrections,
Which return to plague tue inventor
"lf We, being uppermost, Proserioe' they
who will yet be- uppermost are morally Ger
tain TO do likewise. We cannot expect then
10 do better than we do If we prescribe
rebels Sc long as We may, they will In 'urr
prescribe Radicals. We shall have the fac
lions of Marius and Sylla over again. Ihe,e
is a more excellent way, and we m"Tt p'o'
neer il. There is nothing safer than mag
n.nimi,y. We can hold over BY showing
that ours is the higher and more humane
n.Iet ma have peace Yours truly
- Horace GsEELEY.
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Peoples Ticket
The VIRGINIA SENATORS.

The legislature Of Virginia has disap
porpted some Of the expectations INDUCED
with reference TO the choice OF Senators, but
only those that were based upon false
estimate Of the character of the people. IT
was confidently expected by many that be
cause the state, under the leadership OF Gov
Walker, a man Of Northern brth.and but
recently a citizen oil the state, hal accepted
the harsh terms of reconstruction imposed
BY Congress, aud freely accorded equal
rights to the blacks, it would also send as
it's representations in the l. 5. Senate
some Radically loyal non-residents OF the
state as a further Precipitation OF the hadi'
cal monsters at Washington. he fresi'
dents brotheriu.law Sharp was supposed
10 be strong candidate on account OF his
relations with the head Of the Government
and the naturally strong desire of the peo'
ple of Virginia to be freed from military
govsrnment. Other non resident ioyalists
bopsd TO be thrown az tub to the voracious
Washington whale, but the peoples repre-
seutatiyes have been true TO the wishes o.
their constituents and the interests OF the
state by selecting Virginians to represen
V!rgnla-men too who represent the Flr
rinia Of to day aud not the Virginia OF tho
mast decade. Radical destructionists, fan
in, OF the election Of Senators from then
own party, would undoubtedly have WELDON
ed the success Of Southern destructonists
AGAINST whom some Wholesale charges Q
treason or rebel sympathy could be urge
IN tn. Senate as reasons why they Shout
not be admitted to seats There is no
left no such pretext, for both Senators a.
beyond the reach of any such miss'les--o'
bv his own record and the other BY the
ton of Congress. Gov. Lewis, chosen
the long term, was an old line wing, and
union man during the war. He WAS elect
lieutenant governor in August last on
Walker ticket The other Senator, Ju'
Johnston, ia a nephew Of Gen. Joseph
Johnston, and WAS disqualified by the
teenth amendment, but had his disabiI
removed bv act of Congress.
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STERLING SILVER-WARE
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Orders received from the trade only, but these
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The Greatest Discovery of the Age.

yr,uTa IA admitted to be the fact by the Thous-
AID, who arc now using Or. TOBIAS CeIe'
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duced since lsi7; and no one once trying " ~
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Chronic Rheumatism, sore Throat, Headaehe,
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Price. Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sid by
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x,,, N oas OF YOUTH.

Yam, Men, the experience Of lear. has de,
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Price one dollar per box, or four boxe, Tor
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Mpdc of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits. and
Refuse Liquors, doetored sIi cd; and seetened
10 please the taste called "Tonics, Appetizer,
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800 will be given for an incuraba case, pro-
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Far nGammatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
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| PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking Il
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| In Bilious, Remittent, and intermittent FoV
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-23

HAMILTON County, Ohio elected u fusion
ticket-half Democrats and half Republi
cans, over the regular Republican ticket, at
the late election, BY large majority. The
Commercial and Gazette, both Republican
ssv that if there had been straight out
Democratic ticket, it would have been elect
ed too, but the Enquirer says
"Now. the Democracy are very we'll salts.
fed with their days work in "Old Hamilton
They gave Mr. Pendleton nearly 800 ma
iority, which was gain OF 3,9OO on the
last Governors election. In other WORDS
the whole majority Of Hayes was swept away
in this county This and the election oil the
entire ticket county and Legislative will
answer very we'll
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-23
10 the HiliOug.

Among the snti-blIous medicines the Pills
stand atono. They cont"iu a vegetable equiya-
lent Of mercury, with all the medieinal virtues
of that dangerous mineral, and without any of
its deeerious properties. In all dborders OF
the liver, whethtr indicated by an overflow OF
bile or a lack of it, they restore the natural Sc
oretiye action. Nothing 10 the msteria medica
will compare with the Pills as a remedy for bill
GUS collc, Lilious remittent fever, congestion Of
IL liver and con stiuatiUu,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-23

The rush of blood to the head to which indivi-
duals OF pIethOric habit are subject, may be
averted by taking dose OF the Pills whenever
an attack is spprchenied' As this is n complaint
aggravated by constipation it's ~ the utmost
consequence for all who are predisposed to it, to
keep the bowels moderately open and perfectly
reguIar--two objects that are etectuslly accom-
plshed by the of this invaluable sperient
and Alternative.
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TO the Weak and DebiIitated.

The first effect Of the Pills is to remove the
cause of your prostration. They carry Oh from
the stomach and bowels whatever lie acrid, irri-
tating and obstructive, and ~ soon as this pres
sure is removed, the who . internal organization
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the humors of the body are purified, the circuls-
ton regulated, per piration promoted, ana ma
ture enabled to struggle successfully with disease
Harmonious and hea thiul organic action being
restored, every yestige of weakness soon disap-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-23

Gry. BREcKrgglpGE attended an agricuI'
tural fair in Owen county, ky.. recently, at
which he was called on for speech. he
spoke very generally Of the past and con
cluded as follows;
have heard that, during the progress OF
hos,ilities, tho state Of Owen was never
conquered. daughter However TINS
may have been, sm sure that now we all
desire amity and peace. The growth oil a
kind and genial nature has efiaced the ma
teral ravages of war it will be well II other
scars can be covered by the verdure o. the
heart. If, with minds elevated by experi'
ence and chastened By misfortune, and with
spirits. free, on the one hand, from base
.ubserviency and the cowardly abandonment
of our honest convictions, and on the other
from an irrational obstinacy, we address
ourselves to the duties of the future, what
brave and true heart can doub, that there
We. remains for us and for our children
career full of prosperity and honor
Owen, it must be remembered is a large
| county; and in warmly fought battle De
| fore the war between the Democracy and
their opponents, the county sustained tht
democratic ticket BY vote nearl, unani
nous, only three votes being cast against IL
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"NEw YORK TRIBUNC.
NEW YORK. August so. 1869,

NEW ! OH, august ~. lCp't
"MY DEAR SIR am at variance with
some Unomsts, yourself, | Judge among
them, az to the wise and safe course to be
pursued with regard TO these DISTINGUISHED
for active prominence in the rebellion. DIT
terences are inevitable and not wholly undesi'
rable, but it ia well that we should understand
each other. Here are the heads OF my posi-
tiona:
81. | believe in government Of the PEG
ple-the whole people. Some of them, l
know. are grossly ignorant, others sadly de
prnvpd: some secretly banker after monarchy
and others after forbidden fruit. What then!
Shall none have II voice III tue government
but hose who think rs DO, or are as night
a. think ! am That is arlstorcaev-ths
government OF the best, perhaps q good form
OF government, out not ours-not that inaug-
urated bv the musketry Of Concord or the
cannon OF Bunker Hin; ours is a govern
ment OF the whole, and | abide by it.
"2 ] do not doubt that many of the late
rebels are bitter, revengeful. hateful, msHg
nant Those VINO kept out of the ranks
aud so escaped being whipped, are of course
the wort. | assume il was well--if yol
please, essential 10 deny the right Of sui
YOU admit that they ConnUt be kept disfran
chsed forever: that time must come when
they should be allowed 10 vote. | insist tina
time has come Our difference is one oftim
and circumstances, not of principle, Let u
reason together.
"3 ] think YOU will not deny that If tn
rebels are to be enfranchised, it were bette
that this should be done by the Republican
than over them. Virginia and Tennessee
show US what II will he. If disfranchismer
could endure anywhere, why not in Tenne
sec? She reconstructed herself during Il
war, in utter independents Of Congress- ST
had been tough. over inch By inch-near
all her men bad been in one army or Il
other, majority of them in the rebel, and
was clear from the outset that enfranchi'
men. imperilled the Uaion ascendsncy;, a
the very legislative acts designed TO render
rebel restoration i'm possible. have served
render j. complete. overwhelming. u
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CATTION.-Ths words Holloway, New
York and London are wstermarked on each
leaf If the directions in which the boxes and
pots are # lded. For information leading to the
detection Of counterteters of the medicines, or
vendors Of such counterfeits, knowing them to
be spurious. n handsome reward will be given.
Sold at the mauufactory, No. so Maiden Lane,
and by respectable druggists and dealers IN med
icires Throughout the world. A considerable
saving is effected by purchasing the large sizes.
Full directions with every box or pot.
octlSdyly,
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This splendid Hair Dye IS the best in the
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Factory, 10 Bond ST.. N. Y.
Aprl7dly.
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From the peculiar mildness of their operation,
the Pills are AN admirable alterstive for females
in delicate state of health, Acting as a tonic
and neryne as well as purifying and regulat-
ing medicine they work wonders in the various
fuuctioaa irregularities 20 which the seX--as 3
auhip,t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-23
no Sufferers from Coughs, Colds, &C

Whiethe oint ment is applied externally over
the windpipe and lungs to counteract Internal
Inflammation, the cure Of a cough. cold, sore
threat, or any other affection Of the organs of
respiration may be mat erally assisted by coca
sioual doses OF the Pills to alIay the heat of the
hi an1 "a nd TreVrnt congestion.
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GREELEY ON UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
He Opposes Raiical Proscriptlon and fsvors
Confederate Enfranchsement'

From the DArianeile Arkansas Times.
1t is with great pleasure that we eau ina
attention Of the public to the following iet1et
from the Hon. Horace Greeley, on the ques
ton Of suffrage addressed to the editor OF
this paper, and published with the consent
of the distinguished author. The great tai
ents of Mr. Greeley more resplenc'
ent by their devotion to the national good
will procure for the letter which we subloiu
tina, thoughtful consideration at once the
due of 50 eminent q publlicst and 80 import
mt a thpme
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NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

TN CONNECTION with his Planning Min, the
L subscriber is still conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Miiis, and has constantly on hand
superior quality of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, by the barrel or hundred pounds. Highsn
market price paid for Corn. The patronage Of
he Psslis 10 respectfully solicited.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-23

Drvan's Life xnvigorator.

For oil arrangements Of the Urinary ''s1A
% l. gives
LIFE. HEALTH AND STRENGTH
20 all who use 1t and follow my directions ~
never falls 10 remove Nervous Debihty, - Po'
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Of memory, unpleasant dresms, weak nerves.
headache, nervous trembling, general lsssitooe'
dimes. OF vision, flashing Of the skin Whien,
II nagsoisd -ih surely LEAD on 10 Insanity or
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il will not recover without help, It must be In
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This medicine has been tested for many years
and il is warranted q osrtsiD q ore, no matter
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Sod by all Druggisu
II you cannot psOcurs II 'enda stasment o.
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| "a Cedar Street, New York, ami II viii be sent
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