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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03

REoRGANIzATIoN OF OrRIowNsHp Tick.
Eft IS wei! known to the public that IN
the Democratic Township Convention, held
on "Wednesday evening last, there was an
entire absence OF anything IN the shape OF
"chques or "rngs.' It IS also well known
that not even caucus had been held to de-
'lae upon the most advisable candidates, or
70 appoint committees to consult with them
before hand Nothing was "cut and dried
Out everything was lett entFeIy 10 the aP.
pointed delegates, and far management
Inc consequence was that a number OF gen
'emen were nominated, who were absent
and knew nothing OF the action OF the con
Vcnuon uhtI the next day Among these,
MessFs. " ''I'am Nhearer' benjamin II. Ann,
nN,' y: y w. ~ gl -,
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.,ba,ho "a ,..;,,nor, .nal,, - !. -,
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o.a oluou, =, c,..I:., ,..-.L.,l..-
oyoi5ah,o rcg,oc, Of his own business Tho
r,,o on,.rgo,nor, of nc marrr.o,orr randor.
j. ahso,ntrrv On, NJ Tho ,no.,;nn e., hin, -
accent nny Office whatever, Messrs, Cutter
and Rarga r,ca similar uoigbtv reasons -
Had thew been consulted before hand. all
trouble would bavo been avoided. As it j.
thew feel compn'rnd to withdraw.
The various committees met at Magistrate
cropper's office last pi,bt and filled the va
caorias. Mr. T. D, Barnes will run for the
or.o IF As.,.,o,, Samaritan md Mcssrs
Ja,,gs Mg,ock l. Kiesow, and Louis Ham.
j,taa for 1ns,;cos oftbe Peace, The new
candidates are all good men against "Nom
not word can be said. hey are we" Mt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03

IN tins city, if republican wants any
favor from has party, he must give up his
independence join the clique" toady to a
few leaders, and allow himself to be snub.
bed BY them at will
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03
Wide Awake and Ready for Business at A.
Bambergers.

A new and complete stock OF staple aud
fancy dry goods, notions &c, Just received.
and viii be sold cheap for cash.
l have also the pleasure Of informing the
public that | have resumed the merchant
tailoring business, and have also full and
complete stock of the best ready made
clothing and gent's furnishing goods.
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10 V 49, ~ - y II
GALE l. WRIGHT.

DR0DUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
L 2lA South Water Street, Chicago. Post u.
ace Box sac. "rlersaud ConsienmontssolioItod
nayao-dtf
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DIR. ]. NJ. M,CAULEY,

SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENTIiss,..
y (succossor to Dr.. J. W, Nclleh req ide,
Tsctel without pain by She use Of MIS- g. room
Laughing Gas. OBoe on lUIn'"
AtelH 0nnupiel BIZ d.. NeLLo.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03
sAuuEL H. ALrrH 'AHhs w. s'AohsoH
ALLEN 4 SIMONS0N.

. rrORNEYs AND ooUNSELORs AT
A LAW, Rock Island, Ill. Office In BufoTis
BlOok
fspRSily.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03

THE Supreme Court Of Iowa holds ar ar.
gument term at Davenport commencing on
Monday next
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03

THg question of lodging the city debt
still occupies the attention Of our friends
across the river.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03

PERsONAL.-Mr. Julius Guettel returned
from the East with q new stock Of goods,
yesterday
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
TOWNSHIP ELECTION.
Election next Tuesday,

Por Supervisor.
". l.. SWEENEY.
Eor Assistant Supervisor:
7, y, BARNES.
For Township Clerk
J.FRANK CONWAY.
For Township Assessor:
SERENO POWARS.
For Township Collector
p T. McELHERNE.
For Justices IF the Peace
JACOB DODGE,
JULIUS MULACk,
l.. kIESOW,
LOUIS HAMILTON.
For Constables
A. WAGNER,
VI. NURRAN.
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PIcHErs.-C. W. Skinner u Co.., at their
work near Wsgner's brewery, have large
stock Of 7ickets, ranging in price from Sl7
TO $50 per thousand. dawIw.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03

A FARM Of 20 acres, with new buildings
and some fruit, near Davenport, can be
leased for one or more years on favorable
terms. Apply at this office.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-03

AN Injunction. the bonds were given IN
-s---
\ WEBsrERIAN CANDIDATE'-Ihe RePub'
licaus have placed on their ticket the name
Of G. Hnberloh for Constable Chris may be
a good fellow, and of course won't be elect
ed, but just to show bis fitness for an office
Of any kind, here is piece of his literature
which beats Noah Webster"aIl hollow, and
may occasion the issue of another dlction
cry.
Rock Island, NotemJer %, 1868 BLY,,
Sir you are heroy required TO De al Ity
'.;5G 81 't cr .I t. ' Syn U5m g %
c. HaLcrM.
Supervisor "a Ward.
T,e roman comnrisad II "a nrin,ed mart Of
-, hl,,L u,ha, Cbr;. j. rosno,s;hIe e., tho
;,,1;cs Now the on.siioo +. what the deuce
a,d bo UNIV, h;s man % 5o9
80.
NOT TRrE.-Tbe Union this morning
says that W. l.. Sweeney has declined to
run for the Supervisorship, for fear he will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-19

than the gay roickIng poetry which 1t has reproduced
illustrates the suarke and viyacity OF his temperament
To the friends who were familiar Win MS words anu
WAYS he seems 10 live over again IN these brilliant on
hand fragments which though presenting small claim on
rbe score OF literary or artistic merit, show tho wonder
fuI variability of hs TALENT and the careless ease with
yhoh bis inpromptu EMISSIONS fell from his luxuriant
PEN In preparing the volume, the editor mas MOI a
TEMPTED 10 give q complete collection OF General Hal
pines poeca writings, but has preserved suen
only with few exceptions, az nave NOV ""oauy
appeared in separate works. and wnicn may
DO regarded as characteristic PRODUCTIONS Vi 'ho
hilarious bard in different KINDS Oh 0onpo
Many OF these poems Cow with certain airy gaco' .y
are enliyened by blithe good nature when saves run
mngnlty sharpest political diatribes ana o"ppeS
over with Irrepressibe gee, turning foly ih'o iun, "
stead Of making long face at its pretepsiohs' Inv M
biographical sketch by the editor furnishes ahatterns
view Of the position OF General Halplne among Ms
poraries He was favorto with the public ana DeloVo"
by his ntmaes Ills qualities attracted affection Iron
all classes and provoked col ness or dislike lheo
was certain fascination about him, which IL was
70 resist and which enabled him to win his way to every
hear, without An effort His circle OF friends was large
and comprised the most dscordant elements His man
pers we're attering the sefoye of the Individual ana
he made every one in turn believe that he held the hg
est Mace I'm his regard. With the utmost kindness OF
hearing in hs intercourse with his friends he never forgot
n Kindness to himself lie generous to his adver
sares and I'm all his political contests, Is sad 10 nave
never taken an unfair advantage lie died almost WIN
ont an enemy aud rs Mr. Roosevelt APPLY suggests no
will be remembered as heightened and noble repre-
sentative Of his race, n thorough IrshGcntleman"
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HOW TO TALK.
BY EDWARD The sr Of series OF papers on sud-
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WHO FIRST USED THE MARINERS COMPASS.
By JAMES Parton sketch the graphic style peculiar 70 MI
Parton on subject Of interest to everybody.
THE PHYSICAL HISTORY OF FLORIDA.
r, Mr.. Prof AsassL sbowing Pos Keys we're built up
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GLASS-CUTTING AND ORNAMENTlNG.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

CONTENTS. Malone OIdpOrt ROm'rcs-Part H. "i' W.
Hrssrxsoy Thrush IN Gded Cage CHRISTOPHER
The Small Arabs OF NswYO BY CHARtEs DAWSON 20
operative Housekeeping nh pspe) Little Captain ir0' All"
H. B. srOwxi Chapter Of Christian Evidences BY
MAN CIARKE Consumption in America third Papsrb % Dr.
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,res, BY JoHs MEALS Fatal Error BY ALICE CART Popular
hing Art by PAHrOs The New Education 'eeopd paper %
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We have also received TIE Ninth Annudl ne
mart NJ me Superintendent Of The Insurance department OF
the State Of GewYork for the year 1867 &C. van Brthuy
zen SOM: The L " John Fright by JoHN dcGlLcHRIsr
biography Of the great British statesman, intended
especially for young readers Uelt Dillingham; Fh9
ntrinia the twelfth edition Of sketches aud Bur
l,sque."hy JouS PHOENIX %. Appleton u COZ; bood
Stock ~ Sir WALTER SCOTT nho samcl; Trdre and Al
r,Hfrre IN the TERRITORY of Alaska, by FREDERICK
wuYNrER a full account " what was formerly Russian
America. with incidental notices OF California from the
English edition Of which eopous extracts have already
be,n given In our colu ms dIarpcr & Brothcr,l.
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Tales from AiSdCc, translated from the Ger
man Robert Carter Brothcrl, Is collection OF radl'
tons and portraits from life Ia the time OF the Reforma
ton by an Imaginative female writer who has embei-
shed the old legends OF Germany with the touches OF
lively fancy using tho prominent historical facts Oh the
ouant chronicles OF the age the framework for series
NJ eut,nr narratives The unity Of the volume consists
IN its vivid pictures OF the scenes Of the Reformation
illustrating the character aud experience OF the early
Proestauts. Tho stories have racy medieval haVor'
and form an attractive addition to the religious fictitious
literature OF tho day.
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NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Feb. Is 1852
Nothing in the transactions at the Exchange
saIesroom to-day calls for special comment Mr. Lewis
f. Wood sold to-day at Tayors Hotel Jersey City large
quantity OF Jersey City property situated near the Ferry.
report OF the sale is given below The attendance was
large and the bidding spirited. Messrs Julien crevier
Son also had sale at Hoboken Though the attendance
was large had anticipated the bidding was
brisk The Messrs Crevier sufficiently satisfied with
the sale to continue their preparations for another
off shortly We observed nothing advertised for to-
morrow except that OF some Water-st. property By
Mcssrs. Muller, Wilkins g. Co.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
by A.. j. BLEECKER. SON &co.
3soy frame dwelling houses and lot No. 81 BrOone st.
.s Sf!f frame s1y S::t No s'''
e cor Of 4sths asIIO0 George Peak ......... 1900
plot is7s. ossiSs1 With sssory BRICK building sa
,oy and Ssn S1%n BRICK hoa.. and lot No. S m ~"
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Plot ground aud building No $50 SoutSt through
S,cSod ." lot. Wit. Sainss 10. 80 aud sas F ron .'' so
If %" .S I 's %sI's ss,'i sS md
Church, leases baye Years to run from MAY 1853 With
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ss IS O ps ri. 80. .sD Sfi %, i ,.d g., from May 1913
BY MULLER. wrIKISs CO:
~ Or: -" D'.e
w. BaImere.. 1850
Bssher. isas
96!EsI plot Sues Il p AUBREY $500
lots 25Iss3 L. " Mare.. asico
Hot e. Maye aud l04thst 3x0j I. McMsn1s. 800
lot adjoining 3aye 2S2xl00 T. McMahu 1907
2lOts adjoining each 2s2IOo T. NeMsnus eeb... 200
BY VIM. KESNELLY.
lot 3thaye, sos n sd 2Sxl0J and lots 53dst
Of above each 25IlO samuel g. Brown together 800
GBhen 5000
lot n e9thst 1913 4tbsve 26J0Is T. NJ smith, 400
BY ALLEN BROWN .I
Fourstory and basement brick store and lot No 1875 Wet
Pss,.os 900
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Home Pictures of English Poets Cd. Appleton
& COZ intended begule the young OF English
literature into n familiar acquaintance with Its leading
authors y series of personal anecdotes aud Illustrative
sketches which condcnsc the information OF many
sources into an agreeable summary The volume oeRlhs
with Chaucer and ends with Burns including between
these opposite extremes, spenser, Shakespeare mtoh,
Dryden Addison Pope, Swift, and other lumnaries OF
inferior light. concerning whom the compiler mas
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-18

PERE HYAcINTHE lectured in the Academy of
Music, New York, on the evening of the 9th in
slant, to a crowded and brilliant audience His
theme was religious union of all sects on the
principles taught by Jesus Christ, and recon-
ciliation between the church and the spirit of
the nineteenth century. He took occasion to
pay very high compliment to the United
States, whose people he said teach Europe that
civil liberty Is perfectly compatible with the
Christian faith.
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THE ECUMENIAL CoUSCIL.-The Council was
opened on the Sth instant with great ceremony.
Seven hundred Bishops attended the Pope to the
council hall in the Vatican. An allocution was
delivered by the Pope before the Council on the
9th. The Council then adjourned till after
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The articles upon public questions which appear in Hr
prS UebLy from week week remarkable
brief political They distinguished by clear and
pointed statement by good commonsense by independence
aud breadth of vew. They the expression of
conviction hi incipe, and strong feeling and take their
place among the best writing of the timeNor
american Rerie1r. Boston, Massachusetts,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-18

IT is stated that the bills of the physicians
who have attended the persons wounded by the
late railroad disaster vary from 81 900 to 50 900,
and that the total claim against the Western
Pacific railroad company amounts to about S25,
600 for their professional services.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-18

THE California and Oregon railroad has been
completed about thirteen miles north of Marys-
willie, and construction trains are now running
to near the county line of Sutter and Butte
Three-fourths of mile of rails are being laid
daily, and it is expected that the track-layer
will not overtakc the graders south of Chico.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-18

1T is said that young man palmed himself off
as young lady at the late Masquerade ball in
San Francisco, and made himself generally and
promiscously useful in the ladies' dressing room.
aiding in teing shoes, fastening garters, hooking
dresses, etc, etc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-18

PROJECT is on foot to dam and bridge Los
Angeles river above the city. 1t will cost sew
eral hundred thousand dollars By this means
large amount of land would be furnished water
for irrigation, and be brought into cultivation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-18

MINING SUIT.-The Hamilton Empire says that
Herman W. Fem has recently commenced an
action in the district court to recover one fourth
interest in the Eberhardt mine, and damages in
the sum of three hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars, gold coin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-12-18

Governor MEssAGE.-We have received Gov
ernor Haights message. 1t is carefully prepared
and will repay perusal, but our space will not
admit its publication an extended review.