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Intimidation.

The advocates of prescriptions and pun
ishments, and of those execrable and tyran-
meal Leagues by which the colored voter is
kept in fear, and whose orders he dare not
resist, are raising the cry of persecution
and intimidation. ''There has not been a
fair expression of public opinion" say they
OF course they do. We could have written
what they say now two months since. we
knew they would say 1t. $50
We say what is literally true, that never
was there an election where there was less
If interference with the voters on the part
of the triumphant party. They have acted
in the frankest and fairest manner; ana
have, with admirable wisdom and ealmness,
60 directed all their own proceedings as TO
avoid disturbance and collision. The per-
feet success with which they carried out
their purpose to preserve order seems
almost miracle.
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One source of infinite satisfaction from
the great victory just achieved is that there
will be an end of the spies and informers-
that contemplate class who have been living
upon Virginia, and ever running to wash
ington to defame us and prolons the PERIOD
Of their reign. If they could intlame the
country against us, if they could convince
the Government that we were "rebels"
most /" disloyal rebels"-they might hope
to keep us in long-continued vassalage and
ostracism.
They not only libelled and oppressed us,
but they were an incessant annoyance to the
commanding General. They hung about
Congress like dogs waiting for little gar
bage. and here in Old Virginia they were
like wolves about the sheep-fold. They
were as hideous as wolves. Oh! to be re-
lieyed of those horrible men. Thank God
they must. soon depart, or take to some
honest livelihood -!
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WANTED TRANsPoRTATIoN.-Lo dark
columns of African-descended citizens were
gathered at the old Swan Tavern yesterday.
Such an array was SO much like the lines of
voters which astonished the Conservatives
the day before that much curiosity was
excited by it, and not few rumors grew
out of it. The most startling report was
that the poll at the Swan was re6rened, and
the ceaseless and ineXhaustible current of
colored voters was turned upon the ballot
boxes.
Relief, however, was soon had. Upon
inquiry, one of the crowd gave the Informs
ton that they had come from the country to
vote, and they had been told that Mr.. WELLS
and the EUening Journal would pay their
expenses home Poor fellows they wanted
transportation, and there was nothing in the
world in the fate of WELLS & Co. at which
anybody could be transported. Had they
only been in time on Tuesday night, when
the WELLS organ was in transports, they
might have gotten away. Oh, you've used
the poor boys. Mend their breeches and
their bags, and send them home.
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Judge BOND arrived in the midst of the
election, and was in time to be recognized
by the late Governor WELLS before he
;breathed his last. We want to make peace
with Judge Bonn. We beg souTHALL to
indulge in no unbecoming leyity ON SO seri-
Gus an OCCASION. The conduct Of the Judge
has been delicate and tecorous, and it is
proper that the shrinkage of a sensitive
nature should not be rudely drawn out. We
mean to defend Judge BoNp.
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR
IigfitTul sumner resort Is now open; and can be
reached from two points one By tiss stootsotnery
New river, from Central hcpos, on the Virginia
and Tcnnesscs raisfosn. whore passengers arriving
In the train taf remain over night and take The
eoat In the morning, arriving ut the Springs In
time FIR dinner.
Families wishing board for the ssnsos ere pa.
luested to apply at ONCE 20 TIE proprietor, or %
WHOM, any further information may be gotten.
Board per day. $3.50
Board per week $500
Board per month.,................ 5000
Board for two months or longer ~, 90 DER month,
WILLIAM EGGiESTOS;
Jy s-5t Proprietor
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1t was a blunder-a crime in some super
seryieeable friend of the late Governor
WELLS to send him at a late hour on Tues
day night statement that Campbell had gone
fox the "demned" True Republicans, He.
appeared in " disha-william not ia little ex-
cited; for it was an exciting time" bad or
good !" was the question. The Governor,
with trembling hands, opened the envelope
and read. With no little emotion he ex-
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Z,scxE is revenged, and SO are FARRAh
and IsHAM. CHANDLER, and Humphreys:
and WraAyD, took their places to be beaten J
Even LyNpsEY's horn couldn't save tnen'
That sapient legislator and fiddler must no"
settla down to his true level.
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hy,arnErs aEsoaTs.
r1yHE CELEBRATED CALLoGHAlS
LII STAND IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY,

~ STAND EN-ALLEssHsgANf OUuN1r'
This STAND, ore and quarter mites from
Browns depot, on the. Chesapeake and ONO rati-
visitors TO the VIRGINIA SPRINGS for the last
half century that description Of Tits locality
and surroundings deemed nnnccessarys, a.
persons and families na desire the SDfaforts. the
enjoyments and the qnietness of home, win find tt
I, VISITORS BIZ Fail WIN always End q convey
ance In whiting 1T the depot, and those coming in
private convayHpces ample livery for their horses
and sheds for their carriages
DINING PARTIES from the White Coming
down in the morning and returning in the evening
SULPHUR SPRING near by win enable the
proprietor 20 furnish HIS guests with water cqial
in all respects to the celebrated White.
Reasonable charges made, and fare not SUR
passed bT any similar house in virginia.
je2s-lin WILLIAM J, DICKSON.
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should it turn ont that Henrico mas
saved the metropolitan ticket it would De
4 remarkable instance of retrihutlon. Ina'
county was deliberately tied on TO hleh-
mord to.crush the voice of the capital.
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MARRIED.

A. Union Station Methodist Episcopal enurssn n
m the Ist instant hv the Rev inm =; ENIE =
WILLIAM F. BREEDES 10 MISS FANNIE S
BRIGGS; all of Richmon d. ~ 1850 ,,a,eo
rhristian Adcocate and Norfolk papers please
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The allied parties in this city entered the
g Co,liev business ahead Of WELLS, and, by
well-direeted movement under captain
JoHs COOLEY, smashed his prospects.
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Yankee ALLAN suggests that the Legisla-
ture may create the Office of Postmaster-Ge-
neral, but while not wishing to ''go back"
on his friend SAMUEL, he thinks the secreta-
ryship thus created should be bestowed on
LETTER 4. DUDLEY, or MISSING LETTER
WELLS. -.a##
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ic 25-lnl
BEDFORD ALUM
ID AND IODINE SPRINGS,
NEAR NEW LONDON, BEDFORD CO., Va.

The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 10
his friends and the public generally that this ccleS
brated watering-placc Is now open for the recep-
ton Of visitors He pledges himself that every
effort will be made TO render the accomn, hations
second to none in Virginia, and the fare shall be
the very best the market can afford.
A conveyance will meet the trains AZ Forest
depot on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, ten
miles above Lynchburg and four miles from the
Springs.
TERMS So per day, Sls per week. $40 per month
Special contracts with families, Sc. Children
and servants half price.
Send for pamphlet.
lie la-1m JOHN s. KYLE, Manager.
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c,ain,ed . mAnd Campbell, too, gone =
The tendcr-hearted messenger turned away
and withdrew.
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4irtmond 1ispatttt.
The Elections.

We refer our readers to the returns IN our
paper this morning.
Our triumph is complete.
The STATE TICKET is carried by from
$4,000 to 10000!
Wehaye the LEGISLATURE by an over
whelming muority--some forty in the House
alone, making fifty or more on JOINT DaIlot.
We carry beyond doubt SIX MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS.
The victory is transcendantly glorious.
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The number of our colored friends VINO
voted for WELLS is daily diminishing. There
will be few left in six months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08

WALKERS CAB1NEr.-Old Rye, Secretary
of State, Colonel Sloan, Secretary of War !;
Charles Buttz, Secretary of the Navy !;
George Dabney Wootton, Attorney General.
The State is not allowed Postmaster-G Gene
raj, or we should give it to Samuel.-Epen-
ina Journal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08

In view Of the grand results Of the day, at
nm early hour yesterday morning the Char
man of the Executive Committee OF the
WALKER party sent the following telegraphic
dispatch to the President Of the United
States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08

MT BENSON'S SALALEM BROTH
This truly valuable preparation Is q certain and
speedy cure for letter, Ringworm, Itch, Salt
Rhcum, BARRIERS Itch, Poison Oak, Blotches,
Pimples, and all other Erupions of the Skin 1t
has been used with complete success In hundreds of
eases, many of them OF long standing and OF 4 ma
lignant character. Certificates from some OF our
best citizens attest its deserved merit, and 1t needs
only to be tried to insure relief 1t IS for external
use, and completely removes al eruptions OF the
skin, leaving it delightfully."- soft and pleasant.
Price, 81. For sale by all druggists.
- PURCELL, LADD s CO., Agents
myl7 Richmond, Va.
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DR. G. Z. kLOEBER, g.
- SURGEON DENTIST. EffR
Beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH on yulcanite
for TWENTY DOLLARS.
Highest cash price paid for OLD GOLD SETS,
or taken In exchange for new sets Of any style.
Teeth filed gently and thoroughly.
& NITROUS OXIDE GAS given every day.
Dental rooms and residence, No. 902 BROAD
STREET. .-z..s-,-ar.-as... .-...--.uaau.- lc9
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DENTISTRY.

B. WOOD, DENTIST, 60
~ graduate OF the Baltimore College hIH
OF Dental Surgery. PAINLESS operations
performed on the TEETH or JAWBONE. DIS
EASED and IRREGULAR TEETH successfully
treated. All ordinary operations in dentistry
faithfully and satisfactorily executed. Charges
moderate.
t4icc, Main street between Seventh and Eighth
streets FIVE doors above SpOtswood Hotel. te 10
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-.s,,rs,rAn NOTICES.

ta.-.-.e.e-sS1------ 80 = ~ ok
M s1a. 1eE-cREAa. sl.s.
20 -cduced my 4. No. IcE-cREAN 20 ON" ',,s
nav noITsp AND TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
PER GALLON. -,,,oa n my
Pic.rics, balls and families, supp'''
ou,n,,ty free of charge in the city. -,,4
auA"'''' ss.ss!s.s ANDREW ANToNi,
-, Main street, below the post-otlce
MI MoZAMBIQUEs atsoc. worth SOs. )
sr uD and PLAID MozAMBIouEs % &c:
worth s7ic.; a. 49,, .oc
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES =" '' U.s.
worth 30 and 5oc.; ;. o.,
STRIPED GRENADINES, nice s'sies' - ~
worth aoc.; soo
,1pNs from 1sa to the finest ORGAN Dl az 'Oc'
wide WHITE aRENADINE and BAR SdEs'
1poN cPENADINE all widths and quaESies'
PRINTED cAMBRICs at Csc. worth Soc
DRESS GOODS of every description - io'
prices, at LIZ 49,. -. o,
,,other lot of those JET CHAINS. ~
ME- HEAVY LINEN DUCK A'D
DRILL at CSC. per yard;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and LINEN DRILLlN
In all qualities;
CAsSNfERES, :,
KENTUCKY JEANS and COTToNADEs in
cr.,t variety. Mt LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
PALM-LEAF and JAPANESE FANS. jyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08

Go OAQ STOCKHOLDERS IN
5lU,UUU. THE mutual BUILDING
FUND AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, and
all DESTROYS Of becoming SO, ere hereby notified
that an instalment of TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS win be sold IN sums to suit to the lowest bid
der on TIL uRSDAY, 18th instant, at O'Clock r.
n. Bids maybe made from! this up to that day
VIA ! THOMAS s. ARMIsTEAD, Cashier.
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DEMOVAL.-JAMFS B BOLTON HAS
II removed to 800 BROAD STREET, between
Third and Fourth, WHARF, he would be pleased to see
his old customers and al others who may need any
thing In the
BOOT AND SHOE LINE.
Furnishes the best of material at moderate rates.
Makes specially Of fitting shoes to tender feet
and 10 corus and bunionS. jy21w
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my l2-tlcod&swtl5Jy
ic 8--d&swlm
THE MON merry WHITE
l. SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE Is
now open for the reception OF visitors. Before the
war This was the most popular water-place in Vir-
2inia. It's situation, in southwestern Virginia, on
The eastern slope of the teghanies, gives II beau
tful scenery, heatliful climate, and pure
bracing air. Mcssrs. WILSON & LoRENTz, two
cnterprisng Virgniaps, have leased 1t for q term
Of five years, have thoroughly repaired, newly
furnished, andwll open 1t on scale surprising Its
former grandeur.
Visitors TO this place travel the entire distance by
rail. Getting off ut Big Tunnel station, on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, they are con-
vcyed into the Reception House in ten minutes, on
the Spring Branch railroad.
New baths, billiard and bowling saloons have
been erected for the comfort and amusement OF
visitors. Post-oiice telegraph, express, and
ticket Offices, arc on the premises.
Daily lines Of stages will run to the Grcenbrier
White on route through the widest scenery In
Virginia.
Travellers between points North and South will
lind this most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced 10 the moderate price
of 50 per day, goo per week, and $40 per month,
giving the privilege OF special rates 10 larger par
ties for longer time. Children under ten years Of
age and servants, half price.
One of the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
BANDS will be In attendance.
WILSON & LORENTZ,
je 25-1m Proprietors.
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MET /. D. BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTAB-
LIsHED BAKERY Established in l55!) and do
ing more business than any other bakery In the
city, keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day, all kinds of BREAD, CAKES, and
CRACKERS.
: Wholesale list OF Crackers and Cakes 10y the
barrel)
BUTTER, Sc. q. d.;
OYSTER, Sc. ~ fl. :;
WATER, &c. q H.;
CREAM, l2c. u D.;
ARROWROOT, l2c. q d.;
SUGAR, loc. % H.;
LEMON, Nc. q H.;
sPICENUT, lac. ~ b.;
MOLASSES CAKES, SOC. a 100;
SUGAR CAKES, Soc. a 100.
Made of the best material by the best workmen and
will be sold as cheap as they can be found In the
city. Give me q call. my ls-3m
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r UCIEN LEWIS, e r w.
4 A $50 =. GENERAL COLLECTOR,
- $50. s 81 a RICHMOND; VA.
Special attention given TO the collection Of
monthly accounts and fees OF clerks Of courts.
lie l9-lmt
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The victory is transcendantly glorious.
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RICHMOND, July Z, 1869.

"
d;snatch to the President Of the United
R1cHaoSp, July I, 1869.
Mr.. President: On behalf Of the State Exi
ecutive Committee Of the Walker party
congratulate you upon the triumph OF yonr
policy in Virginia. The gratitude, OF thH
people for your liberality is greatly emil al.
vcned by the overwhelming majority DS
which that policy prevails c,.,,
r. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
To HIS Bzcellency .. S. Grant, Fres'de"'
OF United States.
From Vir1imdns an Ne,c York.
We yesterday received the following
greeting from virgi,isns in New York. we
reciprocate their hearty congratulations
"NEw YORK CRY, July ], 1863.
"To the Dispatch: ,,s
owe, the Vireinians of New YORK, SEM
greeting TO the Old Dominion, and congratu-
late her upon her success In the recent e,ec-
ton. Nia'iHA'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-08

GUM sER CLOTHING.
MEMS LINEN BUSTERS.
MEMS LINEN SACKS,
ALPACA SACKS,
-a-s-.esrssss- BOYS LINEN SUITS, -
and all kinds, now In store.
Latest STYLES LOWEST PRICES, sc L
SMITHS THE CLOTHIER, z
1908 Main street.
N B-nfy store win be closed July eth. election
day. Ljy3] WM. IRA SMITH.
TOR LINEN AND ALPACA COATS
a CALL AT
- 10 % 1900 MAIN STREET.
TOR GAUzE uNDER-sHIRTs
10 % 1900 MAIN STREET
EoR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS
leo 1900 MAIN STREET.
TOR a FULL STOCK OF FURNISH
T. ING GOODS CALL AT .ss1
&c 20 1900 MAIN STREET.
ToR GOOD CLOTHING AT FAIR
u PROFITS CALL ON
E. B. SPENCE C SON.
je29 Merchant Tailors.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

The New Orleans Picayunc mentions the
fact that there is now in process Of con.
struction in that city, a secret passage or
stairway, which is so cunningly constructed
as to defy detection, aud which reminds one
forcibly OF stories in the Arabian Nights
Entertainment, Monte Christie etc. I. con.
sists of stairway which, to all appearances,
is firm aud solid, but which, upon certain
portion Of it icing touched, turns instantly
upon pivot, thus permitting egress into an
alley way, which leads into street running
at right angles with that upon which the
building fronts The object Of this secret
passage is a mystery. Can it be to admit
and afford egress to Ku klux2
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

While Horace Greeley's brother, lieuten-
ant Governor Dunn, of La, was in New
York receotly he had the imPudence to send
word to Mayor Hall that he would like to
see him at the Metropolitan Hotel; where
upon Mayor Hall, not having the Civil
Rights bill committed to memory, ordered
that if the aforesaid dusky Dunn should call
on him otherwise than on official business
he should be elected from the City Hail.
This is the same distinguished gentleman
who was recently compelled to vacate an
omnibus in Louisville, Ky, occupied BY
white people, and afterwards to take q
second class car on the Jeffersonville Rail.
road, beyond question for the reason that he
was asserting his equality and superiority
in an offensive and imPudept manner, and
demanding concessions from his white fellow,
passengers His impotence toward Mayor
Ball gives the measure of his selfimpos.
tAnes.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

Washington adyices state that the Presi.
dent has notified General Candy to order an
election to be held in Virginia either this
week or the beginning Of next, as he may
deem best. Objectionable clauses Of the
Constiton are to be submitted and voted
upon separately. The Presidents assured
that all that is essential in the Constitution
will be ratified BY the people.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

A child ct Muscatine the other day
crRwled out Of the house and dooryard to a
preciPice near by, then tumbled over, falling
some twelve or fifteen feet. 1t was found
unhsrmed soon after, though evidently sur.
prised
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

1t is now said that the project ofbridgng
the Mississippi at St. Louis at the foot of
Washington Avenue, will be abandoned,
and that bridge for railroads will be built
at Bessel Point, about three miles above the
centre Of the city, where great union depot
for all the roads running into St. Louis,
will be built.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

The construction of q railway directly be
tween Cincinnati and Knoxville, Tenn, is
now happily assured, and we may confident
ly predict the speedy completion of the
work,
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

The charter elections at New Albany and
Jeffersonvile, Ind, held on the 9th, result.
ed in the choice of the whole Democratic
ticket, except two candidates for. aldermen
in the former place.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

Orders have been issued from the Navy
Department directing Prof AsoPh Hall,
With Mr.. Joseph A. Rogers as his assistant,
to proceed to the Pacific coast for the pur-
pose Of making observations of the eclipse
of the sun, on the 7th of August.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

The New Orleans, Mobile & Chattanooga
Railroad Company are to receive 10000
tons Of English railroad iron during the
months Of June and July. This looks like
work 10 earnest.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

Rock lSLAsp, May 8.
PLoua-spring Double EGtrA, in bblI S6,2O sI
wholesale, aud $3.50 At retail. sAckS IS, W N
Wholesale, and $3.50 ct retail. Loose, $50 at
Wholesale, aud ft,20 At retail
WnnAr-No. l vs. Nc. ass,
ooRs-A0Ai5e.
0ATs-46a4qe for 81 lbI,
RTM-90Al,0O
BAHLHr-No. l, 100. No. 2, Las
sALT-S, 10 per barrel.
Recommendations, bArrslI included, ~,
retail 60s.
HisHwuEs--al,SS.
PoTAT0Rs-TO,
Eess--l0e doS
BurrsE-ysry ohoios lots, for rotEilinS, will
bring 25e.
CHEKsE-25. X. 80,
PouLTRr-Chicksus, S3.Q0 per dos
LARD-20c per N.
HoaS-RoF live hogs Sac.
CATTLH-Livs weight, common, Sb,OO.
Prime shipping 6,OOA6,OO per hundred pounds
HIDHs-Grssn Country, 9c green cured, lilo !
green calf, lOSl2ici dry aiut, l4Sl7cj dry salt
cd, lSo.
HAT-PrAlrIs, Slcali per ton Timothy els.
WOOD 0sk 90, 5VS7 90 y cord.
OokL--At the Coal Valley Yard. on the Levse,
coal is Sold ct - cenI, the cost Of delivering TO
be Addsd
From teams, 10 Market Square, At lbal1 cents.
LIHE--Port Byron, $3.50 per bbl. Rock leland
lime Sl.l5 per Dbl.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

Spanish journals maintain that the cap.
ture of the brig Mary Lowell was a legal
act, and deny that the British government,
at the instance Of the United States, has
made any demand on Spain for the restora.
ton of the vessel.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

A Peoria dispatch says; "Work on the
Peoria & Rock Island railroad Is rapidly
progressing. Nearly a thousand men are
employed. A third of the grading is already
done, and it will be entirely finished by the
18th Of August"
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

Widow Van Cou is q licensed preacher,
ess Of the N. F.. Church in the Ellenvillo
District Of New York She is settled in
Madaline, Dutchess county. She is de.
scribed as an earnest, powerful speaker.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06
Daily ARGUS.
orrxOxAL PAPER.

Brevet Capt b. II Harkess, Grst leuten.
ant 3sth infantry, was recently killed in
Texas, BY deserters from bic regiment.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

Ashleys troubles are not yet over. Mon.
tana begs General Grant to recall bis ap.
pointment as her Governor. They don't
want the great impeacher
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

The suretes of Mr.. Patrick A. Jones, the
new Postmaster of New York, we're James
b. Taylor for 100000, Horace Greedy for
100000, and Samuel Sinclair for SlOO, 900.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06
Great One Dollar Store,

Davenport where the citizens of Rock Island
and it's surroundings will find great bargains iD
the popular Que Dollar Sale. To enumerate the
class and quantity Of goods that are offered, for
only one dollar for yoar choice, would occupy
more than one eide Of this pGper As this pop
uIsr business has bsen established all over the
country, from the east to the ia. west, no one
should let the opportunity psss BY not calling
IN
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

The Country Gentleman says seed corn
should be selected from the middle rather
than from the ends Of the ear.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

II. ChAloner, who recently shot En-.
sign Whitaker, of the British army, for the
ruin Of his sister, has been tried aud acquit.
ted
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06
REVOLUTION. |.

TTO consolidate the trade Of Rook Island No.
L line AMI Davenport, the Government has
appropriated large Sums of money for the cree
tion Of bridge across the Mississippi river
which will be fr e to all persons and Carriages TO
pass over when completed. But until that time,
the commodIous and well managed steam boat,
Crock IIlsnd" will ply every few moments from
either side Of the river. In the cabin Of that
boat you will see posted, hung in frame, dirso.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted TO the e7m Of Don 4
n Elliott will please call and settle uP A
onos. DON q ELLIOTT.
Rock Island, Nay 5-d2t.
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

EXGoy. Horatio Seymour, Of New York,
has been buying large tracts Of land in
Iowa
The evening Argus., 1869-05-06

Prince Meuchikof, sdmirsl of tho Rus.
sian navy, died at St. Petersburg on Mon
dAv