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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

Inc WlutcC iVlkVHiu61 uO pootsilS % oanuA
date for seat in what turned out to be the
"Secession Convention Of Virginia, but
was defeated. This was his last appear
ance before the people as a candidate for
Office, we believe. He earnestly and with
bitter words and powerful appeals opposed
the secession movement. After the seces-
sion Of Virginia he remained quietly at
home until, when martial law was pro-
claimed in Richmond, he was arrested on
suspicion Of being in active sympathy with
the Federal authorities. He was tried by a
court-martial and acquitted; but in leav-
ing the courtroom he made it understood
that he was as good Union man as ever.
This reputation he preserved throughout
the war, though it has been truly said that
If the Confederate States had gained their
independence Mr.. Boris could not have
been convicted Of treason to it, nor of any
act which would have endangered his pro-
perty or his citizenship. Noone doubts, We
suppose, that he was OF ell times true'to
the Federal Government, though he was
known to entertain at his house in Gull
pepper, TO which he removed from this city
during the first years Of the war, first Con-
federate and then Federal officers. After
the close of the war he did not take as ao-
tive part as the people generally thought
he ought to have done in aiding in the re-
atoration Of the lats 'srebels" to their
rights under the Constitution, but, on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-09

Task a call from one and all. Come ana con-
vince yourselves that you can buy more at this
Mace with ONE DOLLAR than at any other mousse
with ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23

auf Bef,uuns. uno wic m%annisfoltie
finn IA oft Die Bcnounsen pe6 @eiprae
DIES ; man unterbdlt fi@ BON Der politit
unp fomnt 9ors unoerboTt auf ra5
firdlide 0ebict uno ouf Bic Mnn,obunz
gen oc5 Glerus, 5rcunp 8leden liet cine
%connernoe pbilippifa los ouf Die 6eu@z
ler unp pbarilder, bic man cntlarpen
Iplte. ..
,!3uleBt maGten mir NOD eipen Bclud
in Der 5oue be6 u8oarp Of Gyoce" uro
nobmen bic &ortc Don rer ,neu prcjcctir<
ten Giienbaba na6 Mbite Scar in Mu5
9en1dein. Bir. fonpen pa6 Mue6 red1
ceutli@ unc flar auf9e;ei6net, leoot
,pplltc e5 un6 beoinfen pab Der 5trid
Don ct. Souls uber manfato na9 Min:
neapoli6, unp Yon bort na1 @bite Sea-
unp 81. @loup, rp@ wpbl etwa6 /
bid aufAetraaen tpar, 70 caB amber
tleine Staote fauu, Su 1eben warcn.
uno hermit idlieBeno, perlprea
bolo Gin Webrere5 III {dreiben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23

Y@crlpral Hotts. - Biy ha.:cu
aeftern cas- @cysni9en uniern 6rennp>
6crrn GUITAR Biuiue> rer iretcn ron
elmer ReiIe noaDeutlhiarr ~;u.uldaetebrt,
IN unierer Si7se III besriiFsn. SIC so
teriunDilhe yut1 uno Der c%oterl1nptfGe
Bein ld)ciaen iltn gut suaciaat;u taben>
trcnn man |ein %aefunpe6, frdftiaee Mis>
]eben a!a Eenete risier Nnnobmc oe.trnt
Io11en FAM. WiIIfommsn, Grcunc M;;=
ltu6
6err 3. M. 8;ocme, &erauenctr: ce8
ct. GIcur uGlnse,Aer6" beetrte un6 &c
fern nit einsa' cpueaioiiihcn Sc(ude.
5eu Brrcme tciu6t 81. Yau! III ST.
id1iten. !:n'::c ter,lidnen@ lutmiini1d3e
caiu.
-Mittroa iubrc uniercWran1 ,;}.w
ci7ea 9en;elre'h aus. Sir wplte
n1mIia aerre mificn pb Is in ct. No:l
Borcele este. Nutlrlid> mubte ireenp
Semanc. kerte:9cldai, weEcen ccr lin iol>
&en Sahea 8eidcir muFte>" INN 70,
scrFelen r'e Nerye7 ea SIC SSrec> rie Gcz
cal. SN'd;erftattcy oez usyfhieren e1a!iz
ltcn 3citun9en tclcr iu I1icn uno rie}t
III Serb1ye!t. Wir toben nidt crfaBren,
mos tes He|uIlat ricica 0erbSrs,
NOT cct mSdteN mir rey bicrern Grano
Surn emrfet!en lid einmaI leltlt su YER
brren uni tccn bic b@eircn Nelu!tate
;u seralei9eH. Dieies tSnntc ibncn ei=
ncn Uinaer;cis sebcn 100 lie tei ctr MIDI
iten @e!csenteit ric uBi1enrcn" ut iuz
den kdttcn.
- @eicr uNr 9cfertn serlaumc uidt
cie Beibnad,t6ansciee Fer BudtaneIuna
6. 91ni9er ia Ielen une fnrtfOu ctme8
harm mas Dir ;uiaet II oebe bin pne
taufc, inpeft Du ben Nrtitel ober nidt
anncneirt 70 aebe tpd bin> penn i'm
Stcre rirft gu Jpn sc!ritbie Encen~
Gs mare cine u%nm69lidfett Nues mos.
man in eiehr 8udbonpluns psrfincet
bier 81 nennen,
- Wir rerrreiitn ouf Elm An;eiee
oes!perrn 6. s. Sd,oerer uRter ben ncue;1
&n1ei8en.
3miihsn Binono uno Ga Grolie
ma9t ott &etie Sobnfen ned reeelmdz
b'Se 6abrten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
poG5eigericbt.

3me' Neser, Nomen6 SeH. 5union II.
pcter Nesao!r6 batten cine Yauterei Die
in elmo Scfcrei %ousartete. Sef. byeHte
mdbrcnr Deg Samples feline :3dtnc en-
petere SN unp ttb IS al. Del Rt9<
ter ionc1e ihn inGrman9elun9 oon $500
Blr9idaii nod eem @efan9nib Iein
&erb0r ccr Der Court ab;uwarteu.
Nuter rieiev Nlaaerotratteiferei cab
IS ror cem Ypli3ei,t9ier ni9ta.
Satnes Dleohers, onaefIa9t GeIn TN
ter fol1den @rrwdncen tefcn;msn ~
boben muroc unter 5000 Bur9ihaft an
bic Court iitcrmieien. Gr bate Gin fietz
mes !6du6den PRIMAL UNI jereamol en-
cine anecre Yartie rcrbanre!t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
StaatS= Ncfprm=S bule

Do8 reuc @ebdupe pergReformzSdulr,
tpel9esr am IL. December Dem Gebrau@
lbcrmtelen wurne liest an Der ct. Mn<
tbcnv @trabe urn!eeifaabr spei Meilen BON
Der @toot, unp in unmittelbarer Ndbe
rs alten @ebduees wel@e6 bis jest fir
oie1en 3mcf benuBt wuroe. .Do6 11eue
@ebdure 1T Ypn Minncapplt8 Badtein
oebaut,. orei Stpdipert bod, nit elnem
Sputeroiu, unp lit raNelbe Is 8ub lang
unp So Gub neit~
SIM Souterain Re inoeu dd Der Self
apparat> Ba19fibe> &eQerrdume uno
Elm seraumiaer Spieliaal uno 8ace3imz
mer FIR bic &naben. SIM criten 5tod>
merf ffncen mir Die Gb3immer fir bic
&naben, unp Beamten, &lAe unn Spei<
lefammern; int spetten 5tudmerf. ben
51uliaal, Bibliptbef, &rantenstmmer
unp 2ebrermpbnuns. Smss obsrn Gtodz
wsrf If ein iebr 9erdumi9er S9lafiao)
fir Die &nobcn, nc S@lofimn1er fl,
bic Muf pdrter, unc, pen11 nptbmanot9
elm Nrretlofal.
Die innerc Ginridtune bes @ebdupes
weldes $4,000 sefofet, 1T lebr practi|d
unp BEN 3mede anaene1en. SIS batter
feline @9uloen auf rie1em 8au uni
baben }i9 Der Derroltuns6ratb ce6 Sn
titute6 pur9 itren9e uno weiie Sefcno
mic nit melder BET san3e Bau 9eleite
murbe ben Dort neS publifumS Der
rient.
Der superintendent Der Nnfalt i
Nep. s. g. Nibe!pafer, Der bic Sber
auff6t nit viclem Iatt flbrt uno cehe1
papa9osiiae &%enntnihe piele Nnital
aus eincm Straf unb 8eGerune8 Sniff
Itut in Gin Grsicbunss Snfitut un1geifdl
tet baben, wel@e6 felt rer tursen Bel
leiner Gntfebuns iebr CUTE Gra@te sc
tra9en bat.
MlS 5ulfszsebrcr iup Trau 5erriot
unc bic 6erren G6urmeter UNI 2aprene
an9eitellt.
G6 be1nbeu ii@ 9eacnmdrtis As &na
ben 1T Der Mnfult. Seit Gem @ntitebe
be@ Snfitute6 suuroen so &naben /
> ba0elbe auf9eurmrnen. 3wei tpuroe
i'm 2aufe oes 9atres' al6 sebeiert en>
lu7en.
De, @ermaltunsSratb peS Snitttute
= betebt aus reN 5errcn .. W. Sn9erlol
Ni9te: Mcao1tuen, M6tb. Sec. 6. Sti
tuno M@tb. 6. S. pettit ron Mtnneape
Lis.
Cur Gr6Fnun9 oe6 neuen @ebduce
batten iid ouber pem 0erraltun9sz&a Sat
unp 8eamten au@ @oY. Marfbal, So,
, 9(uf tin, Muoitcr mcS lratb, S@aBmeift'
! Mln9 70 >pic bic 5erren Geo. 6. 8ede
Murrap, Gaber unp mebrere Inoere cir
9efunbeu. -.,..n4 .&q"-
Supt. &i5eloafcr {tattcte ieinen Sat
v restert9t an @cs. MarlbaQ ab.
n 6ierauf fol9ten mebrere Smprempt
i Mnreoen %o<t AntseItnpen an pie &nt
ben. ~% ~ ~
@oY. auitin bielt cine iebr er9reifens
/. uno einorineii6e An(prade an pic &ne
= ben melde ni&t rerfeblte auf ollc Nr
rpelenoen eincn tiefen Gtnprud ~ mo
hcn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
9}om Rriegs<S6Quptabe 1T
@innepeg.
Sic HcopInt,pn m Beft oca@ arheS.

Gin Brief an Den upionsey" anter
Doum pom 9ten DECEMBER Don Sort
WarrN s. u. q. bertdtet ooB am oer<
aon0ensn Dieaitag Mbenp ccr prpSilpriz
ldc 2atb in {eincr SiBuna cefnitir' be-
laloe re1n son Gambia %9elanoten @ouz
perneur unbepinatenW iperl tano III lei1cn
unp bic Derwaltun9 beg Ierritpr!uu6
lelbf in pie 5dnoe III nebmen.
Cine Nnaabl Don Deripnen mel6e NIT
Der Garaoil@en &e9teruns lympatbi1rz
ten uhp oerlu6t botten cine Gcntre@Nez
pollution su orsanifren wurcen oerbdz
tet unp werpen in ftren9em @emabrlam
0ebalten. Inter ibnen Be ucen lid Or.
@9ulB, Bomen> gpmmi0dr M}ut. uno
Same6 Stole Ro1e 1T her nege Reoafz
teur elmer 3eituns pelde man beabil6z
tiete i'm Sntere0e Der @anapiiden Reoiez
rune in &urssm ;u publisiren. Beinobe
so Yerlonen wel6e ola 5yione ano
&unpldofter 9ertent batten finn ets7fou6
perbaftet rpprren.
Sol. Gennis, Ser Nnfubrer ccr Centre
Hsnoluticn> bat fid NIT leinen Mistt5z
Eruppen meiftens Snotaner, ieitrar!5 in
bic BIIde seIdlaaen unr frlacn Ism RE
2iberalen ouf rem Tube. 1ie Ini;eD!er
lteben ouf Settle eer 2iteralea unc 1T
cober he prcriirriide Res'eruns in: roll
len Beilb ce6 2anos5.
SIS 1T i'm jebiaen @ueentIid ldmsr su
1a9en, mas has GnrzH ST lultot Der Bc,pea>
un9 iein rtrc. Mtr mi6ten una aber
iebr tdu1den> {plte IS Gon. Smith mel
der aui Dem Weae nod B;nnepso it,
I'm bic fsinclihcn Ulementc III scr|Stasn>
nidt 9clia9en auf Rem Mess Ter Iip!oz
matte unc rubiSer Museinanesriebun9
pe6 Ebatbe{tanre6 unr rer 1ntcreiYen
oler lbcilc Der BssIlteruns, eins @e*ei>
n'9uns Inr Triepen berbeisuflkre:.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23

~ Bie iH .{attelt" 70 reittt ibr
trun, iett iu bae an. Satt!sr une &ieuitus aues
ssn gutter Arkeit Ell. rnb an, @e9irr yeetr une
Arbeit m Site re.tiitrr. @us @attler- unb
&lmena,btit fsdrt sSestnn, her' 9fps unb Maeeu
bali, auj6hrlid Gin tsbf&ts @imn.dtn fir &3h-
raratur, :rnt felte Reparatureu feQte utau'uar bsi
tintn1 Meiitr y Ms. / uaa&fu lahtu, NIT 6trr
Au9ufs IT,. briae GtraeG. ntbtn flint
uni ltsskelt, ttr rtrfrbt fila @ei&aft un> it
mGEiB IN {eiatn J.eHen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
etwaS .eAa5 Neuee.

3. Bttf Il. Sc. kabfa Is nnb 50 &tnt Sid
auTsetent BIZ. nit Aaerli Dettna9ts- ,,ne .feu-
,abrsetf@enttn i!bet6ra fnb ; Elm SSehes If einse>
iaben I'd ~ Xte1,enseu, u bic @aare nidt talt
| lsrteelhfnft H{Yh.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
@eibna1ten.

yaul fGatets Ss'apaaren Balaar, brittle Ctr.
nabr eer Marttt, tett, BE grSete Nustrabl ssx
Spt!paareu 1eter X1t, peritlaI.- unb @aQoute.
rie-9Eaareu, gafeE, mu9taHf@e Snarumeute,
@@litttn, pradtse1t tenf&e aSrbt,. Erpmnne1n,
Hippia@eu t.. =
~gbtnfe bit kite tint irif9tfe Nustrubl ssnGrs-
rritt bthGnsie srrr9tbie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23

Gen3ertberS 81. paul M it,
@e1e.ll1@aft. - Das GrSfnunes
@pn;e.t Der Sailon as' DienRae @bcnp
int Spernz6auie mar {ebr gut beiudt unb
bate lid Elm eldnsenee6 Auoitoriun, cinz
eefunben. Die Srdtiter pitetn, no.
n,entli1 bic Sserture sur ~pique Dame
ypr 6uppe ,uurpen gut rpr9etra9ta uno
bemdbrte ff@ @err Seitert als tldti9er
Dirioent. Das@tclins Splc, cine pbon<
taFe pom 8ieurtemp6 wurre pom Germ
6Ande NIT aro6er Meittri@aft une in
briqanteu, Style eretutirt. Die @efdnse
rcn Brduletn 'sSulia @puo ooreetra9ea,
namtntli& ~Smpatieaee" ipraden bel
pt,n publifum itbr an, unp wenn aud
bic 6immzM ittd oieitr junsen Damt
nidt ssn8 epeutuu9 iinp, ioiit ibr@ortro9
I'M NQaemeinen befriteisene. .
Sc nar felt Yieleu sSabr.n am leeten
Denftas bas er1e &ol ro6 mir pur9
Nnmeienb<it fleiner &inper, wel@e fi9
our9 idrrien bemerftar madten, in bonn
CONCERT u%nan9enebm berdbrt wurpen.
Dieter fleine Tinser;tis wirr bpFtnt<
lid fur bic 3utunft 8erasen. ..~
Dir @cmmilicn. bic Don. @en.
5aneed sur Mbi9asuns ees 8ertbes her
8attey &cbu,an &anonen einstlest mar
1ane ptt{tlben mod in .Auteu. :3uftanpe
:1Ine tetidtet edB etr S@aten ben &c.
pur9@ebraua erlitten nur 500 bttrooe.
Der uriprin9si&tpre mar ettpdsB700O.
SoQte rer Sroonanj. &bef ben sarge.
idlosent' auStaui@s 9esen Ba6fn gut
bet6en, 10 trlree Der Staat pieielben
pabrl@einlt& bic .GGritjatr !rrtalten.
Dem @Staate ,tleibts nod lusntau|@ bie<s
fer Battery nod cine vpu z @d&astu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
=Wabl.

Die Wliteltseer ITS
ct. Saul, Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rub aufeefor>.rt, III br jdtrlidtn Bscmten. Qahl Mittwed,
ben %. December 1859. Ntenbs ~ lltr, i'm lltreins. eetals
tes Deutf&e. 8ereins. Ste 6trase. In Brcrns Slrd. Nb
,ot1retd, e%la,uFnhea. Nsdtise Geaafte lissen ssr.
s.. peepIe. eefrttdr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23

.4hqfolkatfsxnqG
5srrn DulH'S Mocre1e it:
Gilbert BDlft
81 @bar!ptteni traBe SO. 49, -
GERMANY Bremen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
ct. Naul nne Haeifc Gifentabu-

Der pioueer scs teste Mcreen lbrin9t
cine lonae 8tidrtibun9 BON Bauten bic
bic 81. paul unp paciIe Gilenbabn in,
Qaufe pes nGaiea @ommers ;u MAIDEN
9epenfen> falls fe pa6 ea;u n0tbt9e
@runpeieeutbuu, su ndBisem preiic tauz
fen Tonne. Die Bauter ioLlcn i'm Wez
lent!i9en teteben in einen, 1900 Gue
lanee,1 uno 40 Tus breiten Dod, an
Dem jsBi9en Tradt Depoaanfansenp unp
biz ;u prince's Sdemiblc .binunterlauz
fenb ; MufaQun9 Der s!an;en Nieceruns
;miiden ben, itsieen @eleiie big sur
Dritten Straee unp Grbauun9 eineS
rieisen Depots. son 1000 Gue 9dnee,
125 6uS 8rtite unp 8 @tod 5Sbe NIT
elmer 2dnecnfrcnte at, Der Dritten @tra6e.
Das sanie ~Slmpreoement" wirc, bic Is
poucnret ge9en 100000 fcftn. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
Seriht ber @rano SurY.

Dic @ranb SURF beencete 9eitern ibre
Mrbeiten ,,no fa:tete i'm Welentli6en fol-
eenpen 8eribt as.
DieNrmenfarm beitebt aus 200 Wfern
BON cenen 100 unter@ultur {tno. Mdbz
reno ceS lebten Sabre6 murocn, lautSe,
ri6t be8 Superintendent fclaenoe pro'
butte 9etpScn:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23

ger a1ber Bic en quart 8erewt1eTt'61. unr
bepauern ebenfaue pae Grperirent mil
Der 8ereaung bes marftplabe8, pos 70,
GINGER 3eit Der Mbwedsluno pe8e. &C.
u1a9t pnrpc. Na&rem rnan bic Bar>
9er Der b%etreftnoen Strobe uuuStbi9t,
@eile NIT ,&ldrun8 unit &ufrduu'sn be>
|ldfiet faab man ba6 neue prrjeet bod
ni&t re9t- rafeut; uub cs bl'eb briu,
Slten. ..& r.
Dbpobl Direct >meniser d Dben
an9efdbrte 8d@dbiaun9 Der 6dae BE-
orcbt, 70 ipnrt man pe1 ieIbfit IN 9Rtn>
neapplts bem aHDeu,etaen lln&pennGDnad
Der idledtsn 33rittn, uni nu1 stn
auf9epedter 5umov, ME Der be- Penn,
@lQer<S @ulje pom ber ,.Grefen prefe''
fam I'D nod lber BE Stdrfe bee Bai<
E{trs, ais @ttraufe lnt!a MAIDEN, Bu
pGnfden i'm. ffrrntren atlee,eten 5ulspr,
unp A1bttt senu8 I'm 8tthe Der UiifAt,
nm pas f6 ia; pess eettrns eeaAs.e 6tre<
ben ldlinst. ..r -, . >'--' .',..., t..i, '-..
..Dur9 ctnen J5rrunp. .e%iuseloben bsf1z
tt9tsn mir nod bic b~arrnpniaz 0ane, erfi
pcr !&upe, 1,eu bncriyt nub t6rten nit
gtrsntsen boe .fe IN GTtbidbr bthfepe
tenn perarS6eyt, petpen. .fop... 8p moi,
fi1ot "a l1E bid, nifper, b5fei:M aeafRtkf
tattn tteine 22iisoet: Gas etAl and tbitL
unb - f1nren SIC lpotls btnfe,. paB mir
- xt>s .~sy~kt>~e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23

@rn1u,i}feucr be-, beut|@en lGinranbt<
ruuss @eieqiaaftfn pom Ntnnefota, f.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
HENRY COUNTY NEWS,

The poles for the Great Western telegraph
line between Geneseo and Cambridge are piled
at the former place, ready to be stuck. -
Somebody made case for the enforcement
of the liquor law At Cambridge few days
ago, bu: failed By reason Of the twenty fye
witnesses, who testified, deposing that the
whisky was sold for medical purposes. -
A ball will be given at Geneseo on the eve.
ming of the 3 3lst, under the auspices and for
the benefit of the Catholic Church. - Charlie
Smiths store at Oakley was partially de
stroyed by fire few days ago Loss esti
mated at $4,000. The Republic SAYS q
child OF L. Grove, Of Hanna township,
recently pulled tea kettle of boiling water
from the stove into its crib, aud it was so
badly scslded that i. died in few days.-A
"choir of trained vocalists,' who have given
"concerts in the Davenport Opera House" +"
we quote from the Republc-will give a
sacred concert al Grneseo next Monday
evening for the benefit Of the poor-The
senior editor Of the RepnNic makes an un.
mitigated apology for admitting into its
columns "the devil-s,il ahead" He says
be was imposed on, and has no excuse 10
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24

New MusIC.--We have received from
Messrs. Root Il Cady, Chicago music publish.
ers, four new songs, entitled respectively ;
"We'll have TO mortgage the farm, ""Tin nj.
min nj via -knm.ka, or the Chiuaman's Fare
well" Making Love while on the Ice," and
Mothers waiting for her Children" The
first is rebuke to the extravaganza of the
day, with lithogrsph page illustrating the
way the money goes and where it comes
from, and is sold for IS cents. The second
is dedicated to Sing Loo, wife Of Chang the
Chinese giant. Its name is understood TO
mean Flower of Beauty Somebody SAYS
of il that il is so tuneFu that it almost goes
alone. Price so cents. The title Of the
third tells its own story aud is sold for so
cents. The last should not fail ofapprecia.
tlon BY reason of the nonsense Of many
',other songs. Price 35 cents. Either of
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24

The DAY OF THE YRAR.--Tomorrow be-
ing the crowning day of the eircling year,
will be signalzed in this Office by the non is
suance Of the ARGUS. On this, the day before
Christmas, therefore, with the benson OF hi'
teen recurring Christmases upon it,ihe Ar
Gus goes forth to its patrons, carrying the hear
ty greeting OF the season. It is the oldest OF
days, always new, always joyous, always re
iuvenatng, and wherever on the globe there
ia gratitude that a "babe was born in B th'
Ishem, there will be hearty rejoicing oa
this, the anniversary of thAt divine birth.
We look out through frost panes this
sunshiny day, over our busy
,hrobbing little city, and ask ourselves; Ia
there among all those one TO whose heart
the genial Christmas is a stranger. What
A desolation must tha, home be where the
radiance Of that star which shone in early
twilight on rapt shepherds, over 1900 years
ago, never enters. When the whole world
is dsluped with the fervor of holy aud limo
cent enjoyment, to stand apart enshrouded
in gloom, to put away the genial, time-hon.
orcd frolcs Of the season as frivolities, is
an abect condition which no innocent man
can reach, and the brand of Cain is on him,
whose doorstep the spirit Of Christmas
passes in gloomy silence by. The ARGUS
employes having partially to the enjoy
rnent of the season, being all good men and
true, will do no no work on the morrow, in
compatible with the day OF days 30 in this
issue we would anticipate our patrons in
wishing them all merry Christmas and
a happy New Year, and many of them.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
Bargains Bargains Bargains

In Dress Goods, Finnncls, shawls, Blankets,
Knit Goods, &C., dc. Having marked down my
cntirc stock Of Winter Goods, will guarantee
prices lowe. than the lowest
offer large stock Of Ladies Furs at and be-
low cost price
Embroidered and plain Linen HandkerchiefS,
Lace and Linen Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Dress
Trimmings, ac., at prices that will defy compc'
tition.
Mems and Boys Clothing, ready made; also
made TO order in the most approved style, cheap
er than any other house in the city.
Cive ne a call.
4. BAHBERGER.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
Bridge Trains.
Thu Constitutional Convention.

There Is a strorg pressure being brought 10
bear upon that august assembly to have the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution passed, viz:
WHEREAS, Economy is the highway to wealth
and it being out utmost desire to advance tho in
terests Of th. community, he II therefore
Resoiced, That all good citizens should pur'
chase their Dry Goods, Millinery, &C., of New
burger as he desires to sell out and offers his
Goods very low.
Whether the former is true, we know not, but
we will vouch for the the truth of the latter.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
For Christmas Gifts,

Go to Akens, at the sign Of the Golden Eagle.
His display of Fancy Goods of every kind is un
surpassed, and the prices -re low enough to
meet the requirements Of tho lightest purse
Particular attention is asked to his stock Of
Hemstiched, Ebroidered, and Lsce Hsnkerchiefs,
Lace Sett1 and Chimizettes
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24

HAYDN's THIRD.-To.morrow Christmas
morning, early mass will be celebrated at
Ste Marguerte's Church, in Davenport,
when Haydn's Third mass will be sung with
orchestral accompaniment. Strassers full
orchestra hes been engaged.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
TO nus YNyg NrEW.

We would call the especial attention Of bu'l-
ness men to tn fact that the ARGUS Office does
Ruling Binding and Blank Book Work, of every
description. We keep Papers, Envelopes, Gard
BoArd, Tags, and all such stock on hand and
print them 30 ordor. The ARGUS OIPicE II the
only place in this vicinity where II first olsss job
Of printing can be done--and where It is done
neat, quick and cheap.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24

A CHRISTMAS PRESENT, something dura'
BILE, substantial, neat, and sure to please can
be found in the large stock of watches, jew
elry. silver ware, ETC., at j. c. BrOmley's, on
Illinois street.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
RAILROAD CELEBRATION.

The executive committee have fixed ugon
Wednesday, January 9TH, 1870, to hold the
celebration. The several committees who
were appointed on Wednesday evening last,
are requested to meet at the Council rooms
on Saturday evaning, December 25th, at 7
o'clock TO perfect arrangements.
By ORDER OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
Weather Cold and Windy

A forecast of December. Itis foreUarnng to
those who are thDly dressed to go to May Bros
and prepare FIR winter. They have full line
of Empress Cloth, Merinos, French and English
Alpacas. and all kinds of Dress Goods, Chin
chillas, 90 per cent lower than any other house.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24

OLD "SCRooGE," abroad on his ramble
led by the genii Of Chr stmas tide, would be
pleased infinitely to see the throngs that
crowd every evening into Walter Gates to
procure mementoes Of the day.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24

THE sprightliest aud most attractive Boys
and Grls' Magazine DENoREsT's GOUNG
AMERICA" THE January number of this
beautiful Juvenile Monthly must prove a
real prize to oil the boys and girl, securing
it. Tho elegant Chrome Pictures Of the
birds Of America, and numerous other fine
engraviugs, together with its entertaining
stories, music, prize pictures, puzzles, etc,
make combination of attractions seldom
found in one periodical. Yearly, $50.
with beautiful premium to each subscriber.
Address ". Jennings Demorest, S3S Broad.
way, n. Y.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24

ANY one wishing to look at a nice bIacH
silk will do well 20 call at Aiken's, sign Of
the Golden Eagle. He has them all prices,
from 81 so to S60O-al bought cheap since
the recent decline in gold. 81
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
At Wadsworth & Cos.

Just opened, Linen Towels, from zoo apiece up
hemstitchcI Handkerchiefs, from l5e t" $l.6O
apiece; also, Ho.iery, Gloves, Hoods. Nubas,
DO. at very low prices.
The best assortment Of Lace Collars, Lace
Handkercheis, Dress Goods, shawIs, &c., to be
be found in Rock Island is at WNdswoEth & co.'s.
The evening Argus., 1869-12-24
SILENT NIGHT! HOLY NIGHT !!

Silent night! Holy night
Al is calm, all is bright;
Round yon Virgin Mother and Child
Holy Infant, so tender and mild,
Sleep IN heavenly peace,
Sleep in heavenly peace.
Silent night Holy night
Shepherds quake at the sight
GlOrics stream from Heaven afar,
Heavenly Hosts sing Alleluia
Christ, the Saviour is born!
silent night! Holy night
Son of God, loves pure light
Radiant beams from Thy Holy Face
With the dawn Of redeemiug grace,
.Jesu,, Lord, at Thy Birth