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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-24
Govern Yourselves nv Exnsrisnce

Ny child, az d FIVE years, had searle, fever.
aud for hive days had constant fever. By order
OF the doctor gave her syrup Of rhuharb; she
took nearly punt, but her DoWeis Continued
closed. On the fifth day the soctor said her
DO sells must be oprred or she could De lost;
pro Used brAnaroth's Filis to this he wus d not
COMMUNICATING she-was TO weak. C nsuited
with my husband and we cunclu led TO give her
three pills. In about four hours they ope atvd,
filling half full a com aon eh smber Alter ,Lat
operation the fever left er, and The rapidly r.
covered. Ref renee, 200 CIermoat Av Broo. Ivn
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Life is lie G.fl Of 6od.

Whey we are sick this life is obscureI, under
a cloud, oppressed with humors. ExyeTi, nee
has taught certain mes ans, which never fail
Tor their removal. The enid receives with his
life be seeds of his dssth. 1t may take one or
one hundred years, before the seeds bear their
sad iruIt, but just sure as the seeds Of death
ripeu, iIie eases. Purgiog is the grand sale
guard, becaue lhen what fosters the sceds Of
death are ta<,n away, expel ed from the body,
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REVENUE.

We have retained the valuable features OF
the Revenue Article a the Constitution OF
Isis, and have provided ia addition that
before sales of real estate for taxes are
made. 3 return OF unpaid taxes shall ne made
to some general officer of the county. Tor
C 1llection, with authority to sell for default
On ga order Of a Cour, of Record. The
object being 10 secure unifor atty Of sales,
prevent abuses, and TO provide genera
and convenient mode by which persons il
terested may obtain information, ard paw
assessments or taxes, or redeem from tax
sales. We have forbidden the General As
sembly from dscharging any county, city,
township .r district from its proportional
share Of State taxes. and prohibited all
communications for such taxes thus securing
in State taxation, equality of burdens for
common benefits; and we have repealed the
two mill tax.
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We have required thorough and efficient
system OF common schools, and that all
grants and donations for common school
purposes shall be applied to their use with
fidelity. We have forbidden the General
Assembly and all public corporations from
donating money or property to any church,
or for any sectarian purpose, or Tor any
school controlled by any church or sect ;
and we have prohibited school teachers and
school officers from being interested IN the
sale of books. apparatus and furniture in the
schools with which they are connected.
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court be unable to dispose of its cases with
dispatch we have authorized the
General Assembly to create an Appellate
Court, which may held in each county by the
Circuit Judges, without additional compensa
ton, and with jurisdiction In such cases as
may be prescribed by law. Such courts are
said to be of great value in Ohio and New
ork. We contemplate continuing the olo
Circuit Court system. We have, however,
authorized the General Assembly to provide
tor eiecting not exceeding four Judges in a
larger circuit and TO assign them 70 duties
IN It's counties. The advocates of this sys
tenn affirm that it has worked well in other
States, aud is an improvement on our pres
ent system. That it avoids frequent
changes OF venue, and the expenses of par
ties and witnesses occasioned thereby. That
It secures greater uniformity of practice in
Circuit Courts, and enables the people to
procure more competent Judges and to
dispose OF theirsuits with greater facility.
TO remove the evil OF frequent
changes Of times of holding courts,
we have provided that they shall not
be altered during the terms OF the
Judges. and to prevent the creation Oh 100
many circuits, we have put restrictions upon
the same. We have provided that County
| Courts shall have additional Jarlsdictioh
| conferred bY law, and County Judges:
/ desirable hereafter, may be elected ~
tric,s composed Of two or more e"gNs ~ 80
| Probate Courts may be estaohshe~ 90 10
ties having population OF oven
bava nrovided for she election OF state
/ Attorpsv. in each county, IN lieu OF Circuit
At,ornevs We have established specls!
system of conrts for the county of Cook,
which, it is confidently expected, will meet
her necessities, We have required laws
relating to courts TO be of general and
uniform operation; and the organization,
Jurisdiction, powers, proceedings and prsc
,ice of sill courts of the same class, so far as
regulated by law, and the force and effect
OF process. judgments and DEGREES of such
courts, shall be uniform We have made
it the duty of all Judges of Courts OF Record
TO furnish the General Assembly with defects
| they may discover in our laws. The
! perform ance of this duty with fidelity will
ensble the Legislature to simplify and perteci
our statutes
| All existing courts are continued unit
otherwise provided by law.
| ELECTION AND RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.
We have made our law on suffrage con-
form TO the Constitution of the aztec
States, and extended that right to person
informally Betursiized before Courts o
Record anterior to January, 1870; and w
have submitted separate Article on minor
ity representation.
COMMON SCHOOLS.
We have required thorough and efhcien
system OF common schools, and that al
grants and donations for common schoo
IL. x.k
fidelity We have forbidden the Genera
Assembly and all public corporations from
donating money or property to any church
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we nave endeavored to preserve all the
cSuf's 10 winch our people are accustomed !:
OF avoiding the evils of TOO s,ro.t a-.
OF courts, and at the same time TnaSa ~
system sufficiently flexible to allow the Con
erS' Assembly to provide for a
speedy and prompt administration of
justice. All the new courts
indicated are left entirely in the dis.
erection OF the General Assembly to create or
not, as the public wants may demand Our
Supreme Court is burdened with MAN.
unadjadicated cases. and decisions are de-.
layed, to the prejudice of sutors and the
public. To enable that court to fully inves
tigate and properly decide and write on
creditable opinions. we have added four mors
'udges to its number We have required
Its Judges to be elected in sep rate districts
nhd at times when no general election il
"s''' to avoid partisan court. Should tina
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NEtN BooK.--Agenis cell 100 per week.
INh w Price S. Address l.. STEBBlhs,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-04
--,sfHE EEK01INDEPENDENT.
zwEDNEsDAYs May 4. 1870.

YouSG WOMEN. LOOK Ou1-Now, young
ladies. look out! the young men are after YOU.
notYithr q view to matrimopy, oh no! They
are on the war-path. They are going to deal
death and destruction to some of your female
faults aud findings. Panoplied in conscious
right, they will go forth to battle for the de-
mands of their sex. The young men Of Ben
tonsporti have sft tbebap to rolling by meet
ing IN solemn eonctsreand passing these res
olutions The first thing you know the young
men all over che county will convene and
adopt them. Here they are. Hold your
Resolved, That we viii pay no attention
whatever toany young lady whose waist
measures less than thirty inches. 9ti
Resolved, That we will not recognize any
young lady who paints or powders, especially
when the powder is visible on their eye
brows.
Resolved. That we will not accompany any
young lady to church who think that bran is
indispensable TO calves
Resolved, That the lady whom we accom-
pany to church NUT know more about the
sermon, after services, than of the style and
quality OF her neighbor's clothing.
Resolved, That we will not accompany any
young lady to church who refuses TO open her
mouth to sing, and then finds fault with the
singing.
Resolved. That any young lady who will
have the Chinaman discharged and cook
breakfast by O'Clock, thereby throwing the
poor ChinamRn ont of a job, Is heartless and
therefore intolerable.
Resolved, That my young lady who needs
TO be asked more than six (6) times to per-
form on the piano, need not apply. -
Resolved That ladies with store teeth be
rejected Exchange.
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y. TowNE, Gsnerai Superintendent,
i. III. GOODMAN, 0en1 passg'r Agent Jalstf
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-04

HERE are few pithy sentences which are
truly suggestive: Sorrows best antidote is
employment. Beauty devoid of grace is like
hook without bait. Corfin your expenses,
or they will confne you. If you can not DO
as you wish, do AS well as you eau. Prom
ises made in time OF affection require a better
memory than people commonly possess.
When you hear a man say life is a dream.
tread on his corns and wake him up. Ee
deaf othe quarrelsome, blind to the scornef,
and dumb to those who are mischievously in
quisitive.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-04
MRS. MACS

CPECD LPowER- or -cony,niont end
once, - '''''
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-04

Texas is now sending immense droves of
cattle to California.
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NOTICE.

The above sales arr hereby posiy cned until sATUH-
DAY, the 18Th day Of Aay, 1910.
,TitE.f n NV. q = ss sS Sng p,bu,,.
Exc. New, April 20, 1870. AT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-09
WISCONSIN,.

RACINE, Wis, November 8-The
city gives Lyons, Republican, for Con-
gress. 243 majority; Republican loss
of 337.
KENosHo, WIS November 8.-The
city majority for Lyons, Republican,
is 48.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, Wis, Nov. s.
Mitchell, Democrat, has 2 majority
a small gain.
M1LwAUKEE, Sept. 8-Alexander
Mitchell, of the Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad, is elected to Con
gress by very handsome majority.
In the First District of Minnesota
Mark II. Donnell, Republican, is
elected to Congress by 5000 majority
and, in the Second District, John
Pavewell Republican, for Congress. is
elected by a similar majority. LIZ
natius Donnelly is defeated.
In the First District of Wisconsin
Aleck Mitchell, Democrat, is elected
By $500 majority. Sawyer, Republi-
can. in the Fifth District, is probably
re. elected by an increased majority,
Eldridge, Democrat, in the Fourth
District, is re elected By about the
same majority as formerly. All O.
the other Republican Congressmer
are elected by the usual majorities.
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DELAWARE.

WILMISGToN, DEL, Nov. 8.-The
election in this city progressed up to
noon without disturbance. The col
ored people are generally voting, and
seem earnest IN asserting their new
rights.
There are Tumors of serious riots
by white men at Odessa and Smyrna.
IL is stated the Deputy United States
Marshals at those places have been
driven from the grou 4, the colored
men prevented from voting, and the
ballot boxes seized.
WILMIEGToN, DEL Nov. 8.-There
has been more or less rioting in two
wards of this city during the after
noon, among crowds Of white and
colored men. At ) O'Clock a sharp
encounter took place. in which large
number Of shots we're fred. lt il
reported that a number Of persons
we're shot.
WILMIEGToE, DEL, Nov. S-The
returns from the State show a general
Republican gain over the vote Of 1863,
but not sufficient to change the result
Pen Ter, Democrat, for Governor, has
probably $50 majority, and Biggs, fcI
Congress. nearly the same. The Re-
publ:ca1s will carry Newcastle County
for the Legislature, and OF the State
ticket.
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ans 6.225. and Phillips 1882. The
same towns last year gave Clafin
$685.. Adams 5,313, and Chamberlain
1,772.
BosToN, November g. Returns
from 16S cities and towns give Clafin
II. 093, Adams q, 1886. and Phillips
II, 823. The same towns last year
gave Clahin 8. Al. Adams 2O632
and Chamberlain 7,7f0.
Clafin will have as large q major
i,y as last year on the increased total
vote. His majority last year was $500.
All the Republican CoDpressraen
are re- eleeted-T9Itcheu, ia the Third
District. By about 800 plurality. and
Hooper. in the Fourth District. By
over 1000. Both branches OF the
Legislature will be strongly Republi-
can.
Wendell Phillips has received less
votes than bis opponents conceded
him.
John Quincy Adams is elected to
the Legislature.
BosToN, Nov. 8. . AM.-Iu 296
towns Claim has plurality of 6555
over Adams and Phillips.
The Senate has a Republican ma
jori'y, and the Republicans have car
ried the ten Congressional Districts.
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK, November s. - The
election passed off quietly. A com
psny of marines was held 10 readi-
ness during the day at the Custom
House. Three wards give James II.
Platt, Jr., Republican Congressional
candidate, / majority. There is one
Ward to hear from IN which the no
groes have a registered majority Of
383.
RICHMOND, Va. November S.-The
Second Congressional District re-
elects Plat, Republican, and the Sew.
enth is close between Reynolds, In
dependent, aud Harris, Conservative.
RICHMOND, November s. - The
Congressional election to day, result
cd as follows: First District, DIR. w.
n. Norton. colored. Second District,
James H. Platt, Republican. Third
District, Charles H. Porter. Republi
can. Fifth District, Col. Ii. 4. w.
Duke, Democrat Eighth District
VIM. Terry. Democrat. Seventh
District. NJ Braxton, Democrat
Fourth District not heard from.
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MlCHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. SO P.BI-Thg re
turns indicate a success of the Re
publican State ticket by tho usual
large majority. Indications are that
Judge Sutherland, Democratic caudi
date for Congress in the Sixth Dis
trict, is elected over Dreggs the re-
turns so far showing that Dreggs is
running behind bis ticket consIdera.
bly,; the great extent Of the District
may keep the matter in doubt until
TO morrow.
TIE Republican Oongreashen arc
undoubtedly elected IN the other
Districts. BY large m9j0rities.
In Wayne County, including Do
trOit City. the returns indicate a sue
cess Of the Democratic ticket, except
ing for sheriff, which may 20 Repub-
lican.
DETROIT, November 8. AM.-The
Republican majority in Michigan. IL
about $4,000 The majority in the
Fret Congressional District ID sODe-
what reduced, but Waldron is elected
by a respectable majority. In the
Fifth District the Democrats claim 10
have reduced Conger's majority. In
the Sixth District, Sutherland, Demo
crat, is certainly elected over Dregg5.
by from 3 600 to 1000 majority. Dis
affection in that District, among Re
publicans, has only extended to Con-
gresham. At this writing, only two
Wards 10 Detroit heard from, give no
idea Of the general result.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

Eighteenth Ward, 277: Twentieth
Ward. 381. Swann's majority will be
about 5000.
In the Fourth District John
Richie was elected to CONGRESS BIZ
800 majority The total vote Of Bal
timore is 80 0ij. an increase of 5000
over 1868, just the amount OF regis.
tered negro votes.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 8.-The Third
District returns give the following
msjoTities for Swami Fourteenth
Ward, 1896; Sixteenth Ward, ~;
Nineteenth Ward, $50. Swami car
ries all Of the wards Of his distriof,
and his majority over both "a 1865
LATEST. In the Second Congress
slonsl District Archer's majority is
1000. In the Fourth District E.itchie
has a majority Of Y 600 to $1,000. The
Democrats claim the First District By
5000 TO 4 900 majority, and the See
Ond District By 1860 Republicans
regard the First and Fifth District
as uncertain
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VOL. XXI.
OOHDENsEB TELEGgAas.

WEDNESDAY,, November 9.
Gold closed IN New York yesterday, at
1903.
The steamship Prussian, from Liverpool
has arrived at Queoee.
Fred. Biebush, the st. Louis counterfeit
er, was reeaptured yesterday
Capt d, G. Thomas, U. =. A., died ST
Camp Douglas, Utah, yesi eTday.
II has been raining for the past two deys
Throughout the Pacific coast.
4 rich coal bed was discovered within
eight miles OF Ogden Station, G. z. 4. K.
The Thuringiap and Nevada, from
Europe, arrived at New York yesterday
VIII. Webb is in san Francisco, per-
fecting arrangements Tor the Australian
steam Ship Line.
Hairs naej0rity for Mayor OF New Y eriz,
as far as heard from, IS 1880, with Two
wards yet TO hear nom.
A fire Ia st. I.ouIs last night destroyed
Muhlenburg g Bockier's planning mill,
causing a loss Of 5000 TO 500. coo.
A IRE in cleveland. Chic, Destroyed the
warehouse of HlcKox & Co. Loss $4,000, OF
which 5000 was covered by insurance.
A strong effort is being made by western
politicians TO secure the appointment OF
Gan. B. r. CoWen. OF Ohio, as Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue.
Hon. F. G. Sherman. owner OF tho Sher-
man House. Chicago, 0leQ IN LnaL CITY on
Monday night. he was Mayor OF the city
In 1871, and again In 1882.
A German named Rudolph Dslsr, EVIL
IDENTITY insane gave hIm-eI up u the
New York police, as The murderer OF Ma
than, yegterday.
All the courts IN California adj 3urned on
Monday out or respect 10 the memory of
judge Z. Crittenden. a charge OF murder
has been preferred against Mrs. Fair, by
whom he was killed.
o w. Pierce & Co.'S. extensive grocery
house, in Lafayette. was destrOy cd by fire
yesterday. the total loss Is estimated at
800 coo. Insured for SI53,o00. The fire
ORIGINATED in the third story. A portion
of tine stock was saved In q damaged con-
dition. Tue books and accounts were all
saved.
A dispatch from Echo, u. T., says. ION
Saturday. the evening sast bound tram
was stopped at Pequoss, by ave men sup
posed to De deserters from Camp Halleck,
from the train and ran a few miles ahead,
the express car broken open. the messen-
ger gagged, and S3l 600 stolen. A special
train with police and horses were immedi-
ately started rom this point, and arrived
at the place of the robbery a few hours
later. A glove was found on the spot with
the name of Carr printed on It. Carr is the
soldier who killed woman at Camp Hal
leck, about two weeks ago, and escaped
from the Guard House," Several arrests
have been made of parties suspected of
having been concerned n the robbery near
Reno.
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MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-The election
proceeded in a most orderly manner.
Up to the hour of 100 PM, no ar
rests were made. A heavy vote is
being polled.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 8.-The frst
seven wards Of this city, comprised in
The Second Congressional District,
give the following majorities for Ste
venson Archer, Democrat; First
Ward, 924; Second Ward, 628;
Third Ward, 526; Fourth Ward, 81
Fifth Ward, 2O4; Sixth Ward, 40S;
Seventh Ward. 80 Total majority
for Archer, 4 .026.
The Third District, composed Of
thirteen upper wards, give the fol-
lowing msjoTities for Thomas Swami,
Democrat: Eighth Ward, 983; Ninth
Ward, BAG: Teuth Ward, 373; Elev-
enth Ward, 256; Twelfth Ward, 3O6
Thirteenth Ward, $50; Fifteenth
Ward, 26; Seventeenth Ward, 749
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Another Revolution in Mexico.

HAVANA, November 7.-Adviccs
from the City Of Mexico, to the 18th
ult., have been received, and state
a terrible revolution occurred in the
the State Of Guerreo. The Govern
ment troops we're defeated, and rein
forcements were being hurried for
ward from the Capital.
Revolutionary outbreaks had oc-
Cured in Miehoacan.
The Northern States are complain
ing Of excessive taxation.
An attempt was made to form a po-
litical party, with Negretta as its
leader, but the movement excited lit
tie enthusiasm. The object was 10
nominate ID az for the Presidency.
A revolution has. broken out 10
Tehauntepec, against the State Gov
eminent. The revolutionists mum
bered 1900 or 1000 fighting meD; II
is feared the Tehuantepec Canal tx,
ploring expedition from the Unucd
States may have trouble