davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-04-10

The sudden advance in gold to-day fndicates
something like corner IN cash gold In the New
York market, az theEc Is no political or commercial
cause to make my change in the government
CREDIT or 10 call for any increased shipments Of
Eo't abroad. Tnc advance since "Wednesday TO
TEc E!rhcss and invest n,,nfa.|ons ;or coil dur
nG the cuftrat month were: l.i.t on the 18th aud
la3a to-day. The range In New fork today was:
, 1869-04-10
Porc.Kp Markets..

Porc.zn MARKETS.
rninei. cspn.1 - Kae: :as- csassh. ~
Untsed ssa'es oonts' os' 1o1pox Au,u a-svro,nx
.,ssss: esa; 4s tss sss,@ 81 NJ t ss' s @ %se.' 16:f 5
Ma Fsx1os1, Ap<ns,
Bonds s'k.
seer... st ..e In The n4ak 1 f1asee fs e he
= '' Iornm, Arn s-Rvra.nk
0sIss 4e:: s0's sf: ai1 o1t e: sos III
d.; Auaade Grras Mrssetn. = .,
sos fs1n asF;t
nonr,. ,.e,sr. ra,., ~ e R.1n AsTn Af'eosas'
coHaRET.1
Ed IL o1s :: Il AT Tsi.s Ri IL. x n .,
fctk 1oaz- Lard. -
Rcd wheat, s. sasA 10; vAise ~hes:, = IL Rsss
ruieansed. &C, .,,
Par. ,e1 Eat saehsnasa 0t- Asea'-l@pn-
i..ez, Il s.hieh Gun n Anae1,saa As;ttt % te;d.y
IN: tqiaa,.ne uplsnds ts.d; o'ieaa1 tad- sAls"
T., r:s rhs >: a /, r. ;s4 NJ. Ets 81, 4
= E; d. II = 14.s.". chss's, 81. n.eaa,
Spirit. ptszoleon quiet at ID: refined; 1 y - .
Tanor, AM Sugar. SsM.
Petroleum unca..sea: nsEes'H hae;a 49,.
Cotton. On TICK. 164 franns-
MARKET Tor yasns sna f.bescs dnI
+ ,t.,, t5 so1i Assa3iiF,slass lsaaiia1 Il,
us; oHesas. I:Hs; ;ssI: 81. .,;aaI: :m bales.
Fsas@ F'zt*aas aassa 80 {sIss se'ss = -
r'ns~ .t7sased " III ! = Is isE1;lEs. 81;
Petroleum Unchanged
, 1869-04-10
27.Ha97E;t
7.0t31.G
&Ha3dss
kG44S
A@2aN
1m94H
kD44W

I!oG8-Thc receipt. today leas thaa eoo had.
and under Aetiyc demand the market ylxd Etpnx
i ssn,rihlne d aavAnc-ioetse prr 100 ns-ea the
p!ces oHtnt sesseFaAJ. New fotk. Boston and PtilA
deli p4A buyer enkAyrd. and the competition
sufficient to ahsorb The receipts Abott fast unload
ID from The Bales wezu e1cted prsrs ranging
fsir TO Food md q eae 6aaia5t f.. choice Strictly
chuset hoEx OF 70 ths avcfA& HoQld tsuuMAnd Gil
All scad, and the market eosed arm 1t the Above
QuotAtiona. TE2nIsctons dsnbsscs The following:
, 1869-04-10

FKE ToRk- April a-The n,oor7 rn..+.4 h.. 49,,
FrIJ irregular tldAy aud cauaed po Etile -
i'osFow... Al the cIeulnk Of h.sInr+s c i.,ns Wcr
tnet3s and seEs hus the day adrAped thr m,+t ~
hardened and LIS rer ernt r1s raid, Axun hrH1rr
aeI thefe wHs &ppaEcntlT feeling bnf h did
hieh eaatsd N aiv.nec = r:r CENT md e,,nit T.
zion Of Ter cEt the e1n+tuE t1rntectonr ic:nT n
there tatta Tmf cflanke the As<t 1t the a1ket ana
fare r to untasntrs again in regard to ;he "a
paI-r y current ouls u istec .hxsca Thr tNr.e 4
al~4ri1nted hos of aa1ioI.s eseraors ia I'LL s,oeS
Th rHfS wre sa1pis E5qtded "tsh ;tost t. - or =
LII As7t through the stenhly 1ast crfnnE and shest
we lATke Eurnte! Of osc1s 70 se!i On thc expected
=tvansr toby. wh!sis hogsyer q! not tx pl,er.
c7s1 ~lcf thas thr s.rtihodtrs Of the IEuraa Rsrr
md HA:!en, Ro.as :. III TO tho recipients IT ea1,cthne
Ter l. sesne lux n building tasaea Ea.d from IL
yinity u Chatham u coanet with The uudsoo River
Rx~d.
tpld active and e{fHE; ons At u. riding to lt3t
rrssoa. anaons bieh w.s ttr ~ias s,.ity Il III,
Gsta1r! assisne trsae. IN 10 Iansoa II.
from aailnxtor to rrtArd To Cabs RAios rs3 Icr
s .es;;s s I'd = I'd sIs.s5
trttc Cd lIotn shc hixhret sase:
3ooie0.. A....ln ssisoS Gr.soos 'ss- ..iils sSiL
tsee. osSs:: t? alb: ssii:ss F.sss
CeuIohA nr~. ..lt11 sGaIN
Asats bonds QuIet and lower: ..
Mit+ceH's. ;s!At<s;% ga Trnns~res. .szh1ea
I. esE c.5slosss astlo afass 'lE1nsA' es'sa
Tho ttoek narkes during the rnoknnS Haa active and
buuJarI viii thr principal dealings Ia Eorshwes.e<u
, 1869-04-10

BEEF uATTLE-Thcze was fair inquiry for thin
eass stock to-day. and for the better Eades Previous
rates fnlls aed hut fnE common and ntdiuH.
lots Of which the supply Ma l.rF sA.rs d.aks' ana
der to atr.et the Atssu,ion of eaysrs ~ nsbt how
tnds only remaining unsa. About loo heid ehanS,d
bands during the day. tanss q t1sa4& = for infe
stccrs, rough ny EsEl bulls and light thin hc
$LAH1A50 t0r common to good bntchess stuck;
7to 70. eommon to eholsr f.. snooth shrpink stc.rs
brought 4xea The market elo&ea gseadv.
, 1869-04-10

Extra sraded 1ttrrs-. .-............-......,
ChUicc Beeves-EInc. fat, wcikfnrIned. 4 to
6-yeAr old stsezs~ and averaging l&A o.
md uPw ards. .............+........
Prime DttTta-Go,d, wru.fatted, finely
formed ftcrIt, and averaging LOO 10 Loo
lt4.- -.
P1ir GrAdrs-Fa1s atre1r. In falf aenh+ Rse1.
aging 1,nD To LOO in4. 4..+...+..............
Mraiuns Clal4- Medium sts*,rs and f,sod
cows for city slaughter, and averaging ~
III ksVkU t14v .
Stock CatiL-Co1nnlon cattln. In decent
tlr%l1, AvrrxEtnE FOO 70 Loco It's. s...,.....
Integ1o.-Ileht and thin GOVT and st4>c1D...
CATL AAI.En TO-DAY,
, 1869-04-10
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

LIP; gssnni,c nn,n;:r ii ,anSs9,,aep ;es.els
reached this yz7 yesteEdayAnF Of thesn having wtn
teied hesc Nd y nov % thetr int t.p. A. wi b
h:.shi ~ g. !en5 hit aaoe st.sPs ID be.s! b ~
lath e4s The reported transactions asc a tetlows
CAfto q sehs O. r Jehnt2n from |. t9o 2 # lons
CAtfo cf pup In Chatsrc. tfstm - ~ m :"
saxed shingles. 1t $3.50; eold by v. D. Hooshtclne
CA -. 49, ......
ts.to r urop n,5he tfgTn n a1nit:e l9 z n seant-
Cargo et schr Pride, tom Ssnsatuek % 4 strips
4nd ttaf4s, Il SlhD n llta {uedusn1 Il xSA+ and
m ttckcts Il &lq-up; sold hy Chaa Dc1nlrS & "a
At TNK YAKp&.
, 1869-04-10
COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY EVENING. April 2.
The following tables show the recelpta and anip-
mcnts Of ptodnee during the past s"ent17ouf
hours:
REcxtr1s Pon 7ux PAST rwESTr-FouR Houas.
, 1869-04-10

Id soath C1atk It. ChicaSa hx1 discovered means By
which AFshma tthe vuazr casIH. rhsthes hercditssy
or an1ufrrdA eAn Be controlled n from to three
mlnutts and permanently cu1ed IN = few weekA Cor
rrSuorAeure tr1tc4tfd
, 1869-04-10

-: P:sss:: a--;,.
,:as,. ~ As! S9zAS9ss In seea
e g. 't,s 81, - rs.A sss ,a 6 e j
Rfa-; ~ H.. 1ai !, 1 "a Sh.., mn so
0tsa sau,,r,-.m e1,. eonr .m ,nr rn...
nran.. Ana s45s4Fs1zt,..; 45ExFaIz .sa.,,uy re;
Sic S.i. '1' "est' e11"fs'' t's' b''e'' ''0ef' lss''
,natADsTr7Ts- unchanged Com, .c3s4c-
H11-ssm7c7m
eds; :s%S IS ss, * ,1 III In PEE -, asssa
s,ss'1*ss ss1aI ':';s: s:.as ,si' !; s; G;ey1s
t911as@~xo ~. 'A-'a 'a6s'1Asso.
10 ssss .S .9S I saea iat! or
s 's is1 i.ak g5ss rs:s i e & tos :as %
Ky Wheat nnorr .acsive. but unchanged: fs1r to
:xT i; !. 4 g ss4s Gst, h9es4 ssaa h.:!cy All !.
e 1: ::7s s 'sss.p. =. $40. pu,.
meat. nothias doing. Hsenn vc.y heavy. With n1ly
a Rss1: ..f: .assasss ssaF :. II IL s
s1siss sff7a M II. ti fssts sa 1tu b. vhe. m bu
com ss' Su o':s l 91fi}ss;fR ba u 10 hvss
. s!snaso a.ssa y - =
pRoy;H1oSsTHn.s post7 n. "a Lard, ~ Bacon
H. ;sss ''4s'he' '''k 'A'o'ds' sse clear ''dt'
IT, sH;;zSs:;s. In sszsss 0s's 's'' e'ss8
GyT1a1Ysss: %gSsx1ssss
| TOLEDO.
sc bctseT;. sles et .s1Sez Il sIH6IsiI; LseeTto
;gs'ne eLit Gorn le he.ter: hsh. fsr Na ~ 4S5s'
l.. e. za!s. ss!*sls q % o'' 'ss'a' q o,s
| a Anntr
sss : h 5: - es4 asar 500 sa wheat :se bs
p.1nen: prna-baz - aH!a for
s9a ssf a:s1s :Is asssss e11s .
81: .ie:s 4 4 @ .,0. :. -1l' ~. 1870, ,, ~ =.
"a .:'ss p f I W.. III ii sss II. Il
III. 10 nj extent i ais Us fu1 Nea .nd3 Corn
q 9 2s' id IL tS Sans II sss liz s, sp qast
Il = Barley III moderate demand for st Ffsdes N
s!csIos-pul, s.ysSM mlaa.ns nj III.
s.ss :. ; IL T l hsa e boxes "'
Wm111T-pna Il SC: hardy ny dctaaod
pdn,ie 4 ss aiq haf nesa = r. eehin.s ansssassd
and qrIt; .houLdess = Ike: sides st frsc- Hseoa
rs s,,1 i III iss4tsI:e LID t:i aHii 4 ne
ss111a7-t'sd. s.ss1, l'A os''n. The money market
ess,s il .as re :. .iaas's Il xk ~as
sis ssms az tnr Xxx .ml<a; ~ Sz@z7lS fo:. II .sa VI
-: .a sr ;'al<f e. sSSsRy ID II p;sf
s,,a f. : a s sh sS ,,s af ~ "a q! i
Il sin. Con"ssie of !: cais Il ;ic. o.ss-S4ies
= af7ssno..rx-rne s u.,t<. l. qu,e. and unchanged
k;as Light sra" 10 whe in ''FFe s'' t'i ht' ss't
| w. von~ .,.t1 nET : ch-u..~- f0nh- r,.h roo,
, 1869-04-10
ONE DOLLAR SALE.
BOYS! BOYS!
s. C, THOMPSON d CO.,
1875 Federal-st.s Boston, Mass.


TIE PROVIDENCE TOOL 90.
Hzre re.nored thez business IL Eew. Yak to Ns Broad
io1s-stah,shea COMPANY, 1be und9Htned hartnl
HOE I'd Tumble, C1nehttaS1, HaEtiue spfes
Gguxafneta e. g On exhlhs.lo4 nd fw aae. tul
AI!na {er tnf1nty md ezva1y No and spo<stnS3pur
yaeaa+ Theaa arms Ge nuequAnd tx stEesSsh raSdtJ
and stc1rHcy Of tft, md e3ek2ut APPEARANCE Dda1p
tve pamphJets, Prize Ists and teHnoalals taHtshed
printed IA tateas lanEu.ssa+ md n information E1e1
hv n R-NEWHAfI. AxTut
, 1869-04-10
MEDIOAL.s
A Clear. Smooth Skin

HTx1oyGs1 CUNtEEflAlKp HE1ACr 6lNAfA1uL4.
Il feas1vcs hlAek spata plnpsas zsose patHs- md IL
&yrpdook
, 1869-04-10
MEDICAL,
Epilepsy can be Cured.

Thnee having friends adeed ayt earnestly solicited to
atnd fW Ercnlar Letter of HcfTfncs Apd Testlnon1A
o{ The dlseaSa. Adde-.s
Van BUREH LoCKBOw, MD,
, 1869-04-10

IT NEVER FA1Ls.-Evesy married man a1d wo1n.
~ md eve,J perpon contemplating zmouy. wn Be
Eupped with information Of tnrsnAhlc Tatue, never
in The QuIted Ststce. hY sae3oaipk tMo
, 1869-04-10
DR.. Chcever's Pntent GAlvAnO-
Electric RcHenefAtOF.

scientific invention foF az1rstns difficult and oftan
faill deraneruents Of the psueatve .Jnn, sofsenns
d tie brain, &c. 70 b had Of D7. J. CHREvER. II
Hanover Bostoo. Nasa. Circular set ~ any ad trrss
, 1869-04-10

sren ~ II rrrs ec1erany haa emily tuehe low waiter
marx,
In wooaena the tAxket Il stt quito irrs9u1Ar And d.
PF1esed tuf there h4s 1eeu morn duf n low fatea.
both in fine $Ahf7cs nd low x1xdH
, 1869-04-10

DR.. Bassett,
LII and 1ep South Clark ~ Cheako- tas eharxe)
TIC WORT easrs of Nervous Debility. by n,etho
ti Hoa. rr1l.hle rhst.a II The city fur = Chsoose
for Theory of Ch1one aud Private Di.eAaes Cansulsa
ttos& FIRE md confidential
DIR. Kn-tlnel
pestzbes diseaao without 1ozEnatco FROM tAe pz-
tent, aFA cnrrs withoutt -13utA- nr tha U1o d4
ot ln<frury, thus sAyinsSt md life from wron4
treatment, His 1AdieA' prrv4 .Enes.nt- eaft and
nurr ~ Hsst Nt4aaau-st, ur4 HonantatIon frc
4a Hcnd : ernts for hia -G1tDE .|sALTA AND
LOSG LIFE
DIR. Townsend,
1as South Ca1fs Gives ssal attenten to dstases q
H. Frn;tefinsrJ ORGANS and al chronic and difficult
dtsetsts II Trttate nature tn both He srca,s
soassiuy the Mzts u fssn.ls surpsTstus and
adfvrs aehkincs teEt to al pAsss Of The country.
Consultation frrr.
, 1869-04-10

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Schenck's Isnl1MoI1ic Syrup,
Schcnck's Gcn Weed Tonic,
Schcnck's Mandrake pills.

T.,c.e .hrrr medicines cn,e PULMONARY, TURER-
CELDEf, BRONCHIAL and DfSPkPTlu CON.
SUMPTION.
DR. J. II SCHESCk, the proprietor # these UrdE
cines Iyts In PhilaAelhia whcEr be ha1 large ETae-
ttcf He tss sln sat:e q reenss In Botton and View
Sehcneks incidence are intended to cleanse Tho storm
ash Aod Liver. 70 sh.; good teed made out Z tt
soes asz.ssoo sea ssod mssss ol2oa I'D 20
tnns1 heal d. sehenek onee In the List sta<e Of
cnnsuurttcn, and cnrrd h7n.e By these thzro usedl
cip,s As b nnw larFt. terhy mi III
lie sdvier fire. but fnr thcsuskh rKaninatan
with hts Resptresuete. The p1ioo IL ~ Odce hour. u
eaeA sdty frqIs a. N. p NJ full s1prly of DR..
Seh+nck medicines far AAe at al times, II his s>ouas
a1eo hy QEuSE3sta ecn1A1T.
, 1869-04-10

..... FH1pAT EvDf1o. April a.
The following tA1sce ihow tho dsliy receipts and thir.
ments RI live stock during the wrek fhEs evnnInE
reported by The SrotafJ Of the Unon Stock Yards
, 1869-04-10


11e- To&a1, A<kao nu- BoJee rrst hat so.d =
e249oaHc; SELLER Last half at 54x9sc; and se1iar
My II 6oH0164a
Rye wM ycry quiet but decidedly n.nes TIE
feeling seemed duh It the opsnlns, but holderr
werr TcEy nr1u, Aud the foE salos made wese ef-
feeted II anout &c adrAnca saleA weFe 40 bu SC.
stt1etJ fresh 1t q 20; 500 nu by tarule n -;
And 80 bu at sl1o. Total 1900 hu. 80, wiz
noEninzl n q 1l191as for regular and rrrsh.
Barley Was Htflo better ttxn nominal but
dragged AouR without uaselsA change trom pre-
V1oos qnotauonA Bales were made Of ~ ho No 8
At tleo; zoo bu do It $s4; 100 bu do 1t t1s7; 100
ou by sample 1t f1.71; and 100 bu d, At s1ta.
Total !, 100 nu-
The marte: fer seeds exhibited f.r degree CT
activity, snd The feeling Of urmneas which pre-
vailed yesterday WAS IN full force to-day. We
note sales Of timothy At t9n93.5; clover At $500
9s-sa; Hungarian at 11.1o; and nax at t1ea
The supply Of timothy Is only moderate; otaes
varieties arc In falr stock
The following teicgzams were rece.yed On
Change to-day:
SKw ToAk. Apr1 ..
better, aitaeLts in ssore and hnon Corn better,
ss9ssHc- Oats quiet, TIC Barley heavy, stock
1s5zS asisa f0'5 aois, as9 I;,s sl@ laa quiet :fs'
Flour trn, active Wheat better. nrmer snan
9Ah thae1f *ot41 EVEK 0u4t Gn5etAfQ, E3lV0.
Lard quiet
MnwACKu, April 3,
Wheat 1rn1er, moderate demand: No. spring,
fl.16'l; No. DO 1t e10os. Receipts, Il, 900 bu ;
shipments, 2, 900 bu.
| f1TIaroo11 Ap.l all Is q. m.
| Flour rs "a. Red wheat So Sd: white do, 9s
3D. Com, 93s PORK, 1esA Lard, 74A
L1KK-1 20 FIX
rork, 1o4A Rest unchanged.
| LIEk-KIIRl
Red wheat, s. sd7ss lod: white do, o "a.
| Underwood, Burton i ca. give the following
summary Of wheat, corn and cats In store It pEin-
| cipal pQtuIA on the dates o4med:
, 1869-04-10
Young Ladies, Beware! =

OF THE INJURIOUS EFFEors ct Faes Powder.
sni Waahea AL sueh remedies close up tho posea of
the akin, and fn short tie de<tEoJ the tompe hon.
you world hare fresh heanhy lad youthful avptaI-
Auct, mo HKLAno1D'1 1x1Acr-sAEA1FA1u.LA
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-05

1NIIIS asNiotous preparation, made from the
L root Of the American Aloe, (agavT, is the
favorite and almost universal beverage of the
inhabitants Of the mountainp Of Peru, Mexico,
nnd Lower California, whore the plant grows in
wild luxurance. THOR physicians constantly
recommend IT rs n stimuRnt, and diuretic in all
diseases where such remedy is Indicated one
OF the proprietors, in travelling through Mexico
| aad Lower California, several years ago, had
| conhded to him by Spanish Padre, she recipe
| for its preparation. They now offer il to the
public with the hope that It's high reputation as
remedy on the Pacific coast, will be infinitely
enhanced by its success upon the Atlantic Its
undoubted efficacy in gravel, govt, chronic rheu-
matism, inoipient dropsy, fRtucnce, collie pains;
IN distractions in the bladder, kidneys, and uri.
nary organs in dyspepsia, and genera debility,
and in exhausted vital energy--is unrivaled. -
1t is considered by the Mexicans to be An abso-
Lutte specific for scuryy.
An eminent writer says Of it; "Aud really a
patient owes some thanks to q doctor who re-
stores him with Nectar, smooth and md fragrant,
instead of rasping his throat and hayinE his
whole interior with the bitters sucked by sour
tempered roots from vixenish soils" 81 so a bot.
tie; six for ST. so Homeopathic Pharmacy 20
sale. Open evenings.
BROWN b E0LL0CK.
1902 Ridge Avenue.
For sale by John Bengston, Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-05
How Shall I Recover my Health 2

Tine is the mental question asked by the sicb;
and after repeated failures h"N' you ubeu
nRANDRFriUe FALLS? This is mediciGO
~nlOn simply "oleauses"- clennses the blood and
every organ Of the body. This "purg CATION" ia
to restore your health, if pursued 10 accord
ance with the printed directions. One who has
recovered his own health by this means tells YOU
to have courage and do likewise J. }. Cook,
publisher Of the Banner for 20 years, at Ben.
nlngton, Vt, says, "Brandreth's Pills cured me
OF dyspepsia when every other means had failed
and was actually given up by my physicians
and friends
ScRoFrLA oFi2 YEAns STANDING CURED.
PRFSTOyyHLE, Pa Jan'y II, 1868.
DR.. Brandrcth--Denr Sir; | have been afli ted
with scrofuia for AZ years but when hope had
long departed salvation Unexpectedly came. /
have used your pills for the last 5months. Ian
Guage fails to convey an idea Of the blessing they
have been to me: they have cured me, and my
health and strength are now perfectly restored.
LUCTEN b. JONES
Sold by all Druggists. Dr. Brandrcth's office,
Brandreth House, New York. febl 6dwlm
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-05
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN
INDIANA

Congress las sprung upon the people
new constitutional amendment, establishing
Negro, Chinese and Indian suffrage in all the
states, whether the people are willing or not,
and has sent it out to the state legislatures
row in session, with the hope that such an
onormity can be forced upon the people be.
fore they can get a chance to be heard
through the ballot box. The West Virgin.
ia legislature has already adopted it, and it
will be attempted in all the legislatures now
in session. The democrats Of the Indiana
legislature knowing that the people Of Indi
Nua had not passed upon this question when
the members of the legislature were elected
determined to bring the question directly be
fore the people. They therefore resigned
thus leaving the legislature without a quo.
rum and preventing any action on the sub.
jsct until the people Of their districts can
be heard on the question. Gov. Baker
at once issued wrts for special elections in
the vacant districts, and we shall now see
whether the people Of that portion Of Indiana
aoquosce in this congressional enormty or
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-05
ORGANIZATION OF THE FORTY FIRST
CONGRESS.

The Senate met at 10 A. NJ. On Thursd.y
the 4lh, when the oath of Office was admin.
istered to Vice President Colfax, who deIiv.
cred the following address:
SENATORS In entering upon the duties
in this chamber, to the performance Of
which / have been called by the people Of
the United States, realize fully the delica.
cy, as well as the responsibility of the posi-.
ton Of presiding over body whose mem.
bers are in SO large degree my seniors in
age not chosen by the body itself l shall
certainly need the assistance of your sup.
port ana Your generous forbearance aud
confidence, but pledging to you all faithful
ana inheXIbIe tmpar.iaIity in the admins.
t tratlon OF your rules, and earnestly desiring
erations of the Senate, worthy NOT onlv Of
its historic renown, but also of the states
whose commissions you hold"
AT the conclusion of this address the
ne WY elected Senators were sworn in Gen
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-05

Grant and the Judges Of the Supreme Coui
were present. After the organization of tn
Senate was perfected, a procession wa
formed, in the senate chamber, and move
to the western front of the Capitol, wher
the oath Of Office was administered to Ger
Grant by Chief Justice Chase. Gen. Gran
then read, in low tone Of voice, from
piece OF paper, his inaugural, published il
the ARGUS Of that evening. 1t was maud
bic except TO a very few near him. Hc
then went to the White House, where be
was met by Gen. Schofeld, Secretary Of
War, who had been left in charge by tx
President johnson. Gen. Grant remained
at the White House a short time Out ne'u
no reception. He then rode to ms own
house to dinner.
The House Of Representatives, Of the I LIST
Congress, was organized by eleciing Mr..
Blaine, of Maine, speaker, who addressed
the House rs follows:
GentIemen Of the House Of Representa-.
tives Il thank you profoundly for the great
honor which your vote has jnst conferred
upon me. The qualification which this sig.
nal mark Of your confidence brings to me
finds it's only drawback in the diGidence with
which assume the weighty duties devolyed
upon me, in succeeding to the chair made
ilustrious by the services OF such parliamen,
tariaus rs Clay, Stevenson and Polk, Win.
throp Banks Grow aud Colfax. | may well
dstrust my ability 20 meet the best expec.
tstious Of these who have shown me such
marked Partially by relying on Iny honest
purpose to perform oil my duties faithfully
and ioarlessly AID trusting in a large meas.
ure to the indulgence which ! am sure you
will always extend to me, | shall hope to re-
tain, as have secured, your confidence,
your kindly and generous support. Ths |
Forty first Congress assemblies at an auspi. |
cious period in the history Of our govern.
ment, The splendid and impressive cere.
monies which we have just witnessed in
another part Of the Capitol appropriately |
symbolzes the triumphs Of the past aud
hopes Of the future. 4 great chieitain, |
whose sword, at the head Of gallant and vic
torious armies, saved the republic from dis |
membermeut and ruin, has been EtIy called |
to the highest civil honor which grateful !
people can bestow; and sustained by con
gress that 80 ably represents the loyalty,
patriotism and personal worth OF a nation,
the President this day iuaugurated will AS.
sure to the country an administration Of
purity and prosperity, an era Of liberty regu
lated by law, and law thoroughly inspired
with liberty, Cougratu,a,ing you gentlemen
on the happy augurIcs Of the day, aud in
yoking the gracious blessings Of Almighty
God on the arduous and responsible labors
before you, am now ready 10 take the oath
Of Office and enter upon the discharge of the
duties TO which you have called me.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-05
Bolcher, James q Co.'s
Great One Dollar sale!


country.
Ia The smallest article on our checks can be
exchanged ct any time lpr a splendid large con.
:eftina, or d hye-bottls revolving silver plated
castor, or tWenty.four French storeOscopie
views,
We on hand over half million dollars
worth uf goois The largest and most valuable
stock Of unent, woolons, cOttons, hannels, drefs
goods, fancy goods. plated ware. cutlery, meeT-
sohaum pines, tc., dcp Of any dollar sale house.
In America We import our own goods, and eau
sell in lsrge or small quantities at importers
prices. This never bias been done before and IL
causing o complete panic among wholesalers and
retailers, wherever our goods are sent IL you
wish to buy goods chepy now is the time! We
are bound to sell! EVER thing sold at the uni
form rate Of one dollar each Those getting up
clubs for other firms will do we'll 20 stop where
they are, and send for our circular Our Induce
mSnts are double those Of any other concern
AGENTS, LOOK HERE
For a club Of thirty and s., we send one OF
the following articles, free Of charge 2Jyards
Of heavy brown Or bleached yard wide shcruugi
double lens French stereoscOpe, with - rich
foreign views; ladies' real morocco travelling
bag ~ pairs ladies' fine merino stockings !
genuine meerschaum pipe, amber mouthpiece, IL
hletei oil wool cashmere, for pants l pair la
dies extra quality cloth boots; ] doE. fine linen
towels steel carving knife aud fork with iyory
balanced handle, best qunlityi gents heavy
chased solid gold ring; elegant dolaine dross
pattern; J dor heavy silver plated white metal
dessert forks | dor. Rogers Bros. beet heavy
plated white metal tea spoons engraved $. r..
napkin rings rich 2O-keyed metal bound CON
ocrtna, retails for $40.
For n club Of fifty and 50, one o. the following
articles | web Of heavy brown or bleaohed yard
wide sheeting: | black or coIored alpaca dross
pattern | pair all wool blankets; engraved ell.
yer plated bottle revolving castor; / ret ivory
balanced knives, with silver plated white metal
forks; pair gents calf baotsi - yards good
Priutj yards double width water proof, for
eloakingj square wsol shawl 81 yards very
bne cashmere, for pants and vest; beautiful
poplin dress pattern; lO9.picture Turkey mo-
rocco Photograph album.
For club Of one hundred and $40, presents
varying in value from SO TO $25.
For club Of five humid cd and $50, presents
from 500 to 500 Larger cluus increased in the
sHme ratio. Premiums sent with goods.
Circulars free TO any address. Send all money
by registered letter or money order. Address,
BELCHER, JAMES & CO.,
: 4 . Broomaeld st., Boston, Mass.
decl2w4w.