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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-04
The Union in the Role of Disguised
Democrat.


rhe Union in the Role Of e Disgusted
Democrat.
The following communication fro n one
so well known as George lamont will etfec-
who instead of conducting the city campaign
10 al honorable way makes the most silly
attempts TO manufacture party capital by
stating imaginary things over au assumed
name;
EDITOR DAILY ARGUs:-I sees by this
mornings Union that It's wise editor has
made use Of nay name to make ais reader
believe that | sm dissatisfied with the nom
nation for alderman in thei FIRST Ward and
tha; | wanted the nomination. ! would
give MIN TO understand that ! most cordially
endorse the nomination of Mr.. WoIeuhaupt
and shall DO ell IN my power TO secure has
election, considering him good man for
:he placs--spd q man who has discharged
he duties of the office well and faithfully,
and will do 80 again, for the oast interests
IF the ward that elects him, aud for the
ahols city. he owns property in the ward,
and of course is Interested in doing al that
ae can for the ward while bis opponent does
not and of course will not do as
YELL Tor the ward This | consider to
be alone sufficient tie elect Mr.. Wclleuhsupt
gain Mr. Eiitor please to inform the editor
Of the Union thRs ! an a party mana
democrat and shsll always support the dem
0crstic ticket, and do not expect 20 be
rewarded BY being appointed post master
for such service. ours, &c,
GEORGE LAMONT
For the infor nation Of the public who
may not have seen the article alluded 10 in
Mr. Lannon'S letter, We copy it from the
Union of this morning. 1t showes TO what
small things journal can stoop, and cannot
but iniure the cause It effect, 20 aid. 1t
isn't often that we copy from the zen o
/ the editor Of the Union, but the purpose
/ must excuse the infection upon our readers
this time. Here is VIVA: the Union said
MORE DEMOCRATIC JUSTICE.
To tbs Editor of the Union;
Your item about the Il eatment Of Jacob
Norris by the Democrats is a good des Use
/ the way they treated Geo. Lamont IN the
/ hrst ward George has been faithful party
man all his life. A year ago they run MIN
! Tor alderman, and be was defeated Then
they run him for sheriff, and didn't even
/ give him the full party vote in this city.
Now when there was q chance to elect him,
and old ring that runs the police departm ,nt
aud wants to keep on doing it, pushes Kim
aside and re-nominaies ]. Wolleuhanpt.
George would have been of some use to the
ward. He could stand up and protect our
interests and see that justice was done US.
! And | don't think such men ought TO be pu,
down. Il isn't right; and we'll never get
good council till We stop it.
Discussed DEMOCRAT.
Rock Island, March. Sd.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-04

SNEAK THIEVES iufsst Davenport.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-04
ROCK xBEAND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

THOsE OF OUR READERS WHO MAKE
l. purchases in Rock Island, by cutting this
out and using it IS reference will save time and
trouble.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
Broken Hearts.

To a man the disappointment ofS Hove,
may occasion some bitter pahgs :. itt
wounds some feeling Of ,tenderness-it
blasts some prospects Of felicity; but he,
is an active being-he may dissipate his
thoughts in the whirl of varied occupa.
ton, or may plunge into the tide dc,
pleasure; or, if the scene of disappf int,
ment be too full of painful associations,
he can shift his abode at will, and to,
king, as it we're, the wings of the morn
ing, can "fly to the uttermost parts Of
the earth and be at rest" & - sgf.. .lf1ss.;
But woman's is comparatively fixed,
q. secluded and ineditative life. She .is !:
more the companion OF her own
thoughts and feelings; and fthey are
turned to ministers of sorrow, whefH
shall she look for consolation2 Her
lot is to he wooed and won; and il, nm: |,
happy in her love, her heart is like some
fortress that hes been captured. did
sacked, und abandoned, and left dss6g'
late Ii4q 5i sIa4 nj taaf
How many bright eyes grow dim i
how many soft checks grow pale-hoI ,
many lovely forms fade away into the
tomb, and none can tell the cause that
olighted their loveliness! As the dove
will clasp its wings TO its side, and GOV:
er and conceal the arrow that is preyink
on its vitals, so it is the nature Of NO.
man to hide from the world the pangs
Of wounded affection.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
NUMBER "a
Ar,emus Ward IN Utah.g

] regret to say that efforts were msde
to make Mormon of me while was
in Utah. 1t was leap-year when vas
there; and seventeen young widows, the
wives of-a deceased Mormon, offered
Inc their hearts and hands. / called on
them one day, and taking their white,
soft hands in mine which made eigh-
teen hands altogether found them in
tears And said, "Why is this thus 2"
What is the reason of this thusness n
They hove sigh-seventeen sighs OF
different size They said, doth not
like us" / said, 81 doth, doth!' I
also said, 81 hope your intentions are
honorable: as / am lone child, d,my par
ents being far. far away" They then
said, s.Wilt not marry US" "Oh, mo!
it cannot was" Again they asked me
to marry them, and again l declined
Then they cried, 20 cruel man! this is
too muchaoh! too much" told
them that it was on account Of the
muchness that declined.
Mr.. Heber c. KimbaIl Is the FIRST Vice.
President of the Mormon Church and
would, consequently, succeed to the full
presidency on Brigham Youngs death.
Brother Kimball is gay and festive
fellow of some seventy summersTw
some-ers there about, He has one
thousand head Of cattle, and hundred
head of wives. Hesays they are awful
eaters. % ~. srlfgrr9y .nidgi
Brigham Yo,iag,s family is very larges
He is more a father than any man I
know, When at home he ought to bS
very happy, with sixty wives to minis
ter to his comforts; and thrice sixty
children to soothe his distracted mind
All! my friends, what is home without,
a family
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
Great Men.

There are iio smute Miltots,',, nc III
man has Something to say He win ineytsi
tably say it. 1t is one of the PLEASANT
est selfdelusions to imagine that We
might have been this or that had cir a
cumstances been kinder The truth 10:
that the man with the right stuff in him
makes his own circumstances. He, does }
not sit down at the feet of Destiny he
gets up and elbows her out of the wayln
Very few of the worlds great menshavel
been born with, so to say, a gold srooni
in their mouths. They have come up
from lowliness, from toll, from pennfy,
and become kings and princes among
men by the sheer force Of the soul that |
was in them. If there be- in a hum0na
soul any true and great power il wiAt
find expression. If we are weak andf
infrm of purpose and unsuccessful, wed
may as well be sure that it was not',iti
us to he bnything else. at 3 iiar 49i cf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

All women. let them he ever so home
ly, are pleased to hear themselves cele-
hrated for beauty. th,'.ily ht0t' la@i'5
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
Lively Times Down East.

Here is what they sing atpublic school
examinations in Vermont village to the
tune of Yankee Doodle, visitors and all
10 ng in the chorus:
If nnything on earth can make
A great and glorious nation,
1t is to give the little ones
A thorough edicatien.
Cnonus-Five times five are t1Vfe}ty-fve, '''
Five times six are thirty,
Five times seven ure tbirty-fee,
And five times eight are forty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
An Old cannon.

One of the divers employed n clearing
out the channel of the river at Bangor,
Me-, recently found an ancient cannon i
on the bottom, nearly imbedded in theta
mud and rock 1t was hauled up and
cleaned of, but was rusted so that no
date, if there ever were one, ,canbe found u.
The piece is of very old pattern, and is,
made of iron so soft that it can be cut
with knife. 1t was loaded with q six,
pound hall, which has beeR taken oatss
together with the wooden sabot and the
powder, the latter still inclosed in lis
bag. ~, 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
u NJ 0 N Fl @ @ S E.,
(Southeast of Public square,) =
SIMON DORR, 3: =: Proprietor.

HAVING recently taken charge Of this
IL House, the Proprietor has reftted and
refurnishedit it throughout in a manner oalcu-
lated, to make il one of the most desirable
stopping places in this part Of the State.
Guests will find the best accommodations
at this House, and no pains will be spared to
make them comfortable e 5e.t .f I.i h., aa
The Stables are commodious, and the trav-
elers' horses receive the best attention.
seplr. t,s.- ,.a -. hs5 ,...J
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
Avery Ixnersnt Dog;

Judge Cash once had ! dog cass;;l ii {
which the ownership Of the canine was ID |.
dispute. The evidence was conflicting,
and the judge became confused. li'i,'s :, !.
''Stop!" said he; ''stop right there.
Well settle this matter very shortly.
You, Mr.. Clerk, hold on to the dog. You,q
Mr.. Plaintiff, 60 out into the far corner
of the room out there, You. Mr.. De-
feudant, come into this corner up here.
Now both of you whistle; and Mr.. Clerk,
let lose the dog" So said SO done; ut
the dog spraug between the legs of sths,r
bystanders ana "scooted' out Of the door,
every extraordinary! very extraordi-.
nary!" said the judge. 81 cant uajer-,
stand that. Mr.. Clerk, on the whole: % !
the plaintiff couldn't prove hisf eass9 ?
when Igave him the chance, you emay7
enter judgment for the defendant" rstai,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
The Moravians in Pennsylvania pro.

The Moravians in Pennsylvania pro-
pose raising $4,000 for church ex-
tension. The ''snvelope system" is ad.
opted, and contributors are divided into
five classes, giving respectively twenty five
cents, twelve and half cents, six cents,
three cents, and one cent daily Each
contributor is furnished with an envelope
in which he places the sum he has agreed
to lay aside monthly Tor the cause. At
the end Of the month these envelopes are
collected. Tbe plan works beautifully
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

EFA revival preacher says that tlmi
toughest customer he ever came across
in the pursuit of his callingawas airough
old fellow in a valley of the Green
Mountins, who approached him at ithes
close of an evening meeting with a very
long face, and asked gravely: ''Didl / unri
derstand you to say that he'll was q lake
Of fire and birthstone ?" YES" said the
divine thinking he had at last succeeded
in making an impression on the hitherto
obGurate heart, and going on to enlarge
upon the horrors Of the place of torment.
"Nonsense! nonsensep' interrupted the
listener; 81 don't believe word Of it;
you pile it on too thick; a man wouldn t.
live a minute in such place." "They
will be prepared for it," said the minister,
impressiveiy. "Oh prepared for it; will
they ?" exclaimed the anxious listener,
brightening.up. Id as soon be there asT
anywhere else, then;" and off be walked.
perfectly satisfied, and as gay as lark, .
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17
J TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

oSTwelvs liAes, or less, will be charged as
one square. fes4 9ig az tas4t- f.t,e.i-,t
AEAl: legal advertisements will be charged
By the line, and must be paid in advance Of
publication. ,....
Ey Notices Of the appointment of Ad. -
e. ministrator's and Executors; also q
f Attachment Notices and Road noti- %
ksE ces, two dollars and fifty cents, in -
@adEance. lii4.G i1age@ g. saii.a
@rAdvertising Tdone at published rates
and payment required in advance, in a all
cases. h ,ess o7r4 :, ,s,5.l..-.' ....,..-.+ 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-17

Why is our minister at Paris like Yam.
kee perfume? Ans.-Because he's an
American SIC )ent abroad.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
proposals.
OFFICE or rnx CoSeREssoSAL Painter
WASHINGTON, n G.. Dec. Is 1871
EQR pAPER EOR TIE PIIR.

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300 re.m. C.p Ia,ls. irches Giqt
90 rams .P aches hd required color OF eOOs
500 rams Ioio Post. l,22 inch.s bloc.
400 ioio l7Il2 hch-> nluc.
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,c ,so ream Double Cap, I7,4s inches him"
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all IN, viii b, furnished Plcson TO this Ofce and
sui bidder, VA. Lc repaired rtiiiy conform to the samples
Each elias. VII be considered ,.psry and he subject separate
coat a.. bat Iden offer o Of the classes the ras
SO proposal accompanied b! bond WITH
spPrcva United States JOie ATTORNEY in the
y .ccert .h. he article. proposed M 'ad tacb Plcpo.ai
Are ~ "s manufacturers Of desr 10 tue d.sc. ouga
p.Ier shieh be propo~, TO frrash
Proag o Cy Of Washington IN goe order s. rom
'7i err' extra e'i' .1prsc and Inspection
81 td >artn,u VI th Conse Printer, AMI be
The s iu'rroi article in an- Of the classes or lo. to
the qaaoat required at auy tune S be considered sosOn Of
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Popo>s' n he ndo the eays@e POposss for P..I and
Hon H. F. Ansany Ct,sn Of the ssuste
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Otean Steamers.


NHANGE OF ROUTE.-The Steamships OF
" THE UNITED STATES. NBw.zEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE leave San Francisco Dccmic Jsnns
and a. thereafter and to sgd
ney y W., Via Honolulu and Aucksnd. .,,..
fompt connection Sydney for Mehonroe and at Anehs"
with the other Zealand ports w. H. WEBB 81 Exchange place
LrOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP coNPANf
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 23d Of moth.
NORTH AMERICA C,p. G. B. siOcum, December ~
NERRlMACK. Capt Wisr. January D.
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt T. L. Tinrerangh Pebrnar, q
Thrse splendid sail hede time and call at S ThomA
Para Peambueo Bahia and Rio de J.nerO going and returning F'
sngs cement Of freight or passage apply TO
WIN. r GARRISON. Agent. No. Bo~ing.rreen Nev'Yorh
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
IL NEw-i0RK, and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LlSB
Leaving Pier No H. Bsst RIVER s:J direct for iisyana'
CLEOPATRA. Phillips Havana l...SATCknAf. Dee ~
CITY OF NE4lCO. Iimn'rman. W EONESiAi
CLEOPATRA Phillips hassna onis). ..SArt RbAf Jan ~
CITY or MERIDA. Deaken n............TlESDA jan ~
FOR freight passsge spry TO- - COW, .. .--
IT 8. MAIL to HAVANA, NASSAU, and
u, KEY WEST--ATLANTlC MAIL STEAMSHIP tO-SllpI
regularly EVERY THURSDAY, at o'clock P!ecsy ron Pes
No. North River:
COLUMBIA Capt e. Van sice (via Key Iest Dec
MISSOURI Capt. r. H. Morton lyia Nassau Dee ~
MORHO CASTLE Capt. T. S. Crit. lyia Kew We- Jan
No 5 Bow ug..rc
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
Drp GOODS.
HOLIDAY GIFTS At Low Prices.
COMMENCING MONDAY, DE<

LYONS, DRESS and CLoAKlNG vELvETs at unusually low
prices.
RICH SILKS all the latest shades and tnts greatly reduced
DRESS GOODS of all grades and qualities lower than
VELVET, CLOTH, SILK and ASTRAKHAN CLOAKS in great
variety
FINE FURS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS-Russa Sable Mufs and
Boas Hudson Bay Sable Mu and Boa Alaska Sable Mus and Bo
Ennnc, Mink and Seal Sets ao Ermnc Gray Squirrel and other
styles, in sets for children, below usual prices .
LAOEs AND EMBROIDERIES-A magnificent assortment of
Collars Cuffs Handkerchc arbes Flounces Parasol Covers Edg
ings Insertions &c. &c., which will be sold below gold cost
HANDKERCHIEFS AND GLOVES-A large assortment OF
elegant Parsae Fancy Boxes containing hadozen Handker
eac ready for making elegant present tor the
Holidays Prices or Ladies' ~ 2 81 So 81 IS $3 and $3 2
Prices for Gentemcns ~ 49, $3 $3 20 w o
SO 49, 81, 81 25 SIS and $6, including boxes
SUiIS-IMdic Chdrcn madcup Suits Dresses and Under
clothing.
CHEAP DRSlS-Cu dress lengths and arranged on counters
customers and sold at FIFTY GENTS ON
THE DOLLAR
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS-A fine assortment of Dressing
Gowns Smoking Jackets Caps made of the best material and
in taste very suitable for Holiday Presents Ao Crava
lies Gloves Collars Cuffs Underwear Hosiery &c. &C. Shirts OF
every desirable pattern made to order at short notice
FANCY GOODS of Importation comprising Scent Cases.
Fans Stands Real French Jewery POrtemOnnacs travelling
Bags Saccs Fancy Articles generally much below usual prices
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
prp GOODS.
AT KINZEY'S.

AT KINzBYs.
RIBBONS FLOWERS, PBATHBRs,
NkLvBrS, CLOSING OUT CHEAP. .,,u
TRIMMIKGs, vRLvHrRENs sATINs
GIMPs AND PRINCES. CLOSING CHEAP. ,r,,
CHEMIsEs, DRAWERS SKIRTS.
OORsB1s NIGHT ROBES, VERY Low. ..,u
RMBRoTDERIEs LACBs BANDS,
sWisSBs. WAISTS, &C.. UNDER PRICE. -
LACB AND MEDALLION COLLARS,
2oC., 2sC, BIC. %oC, Soc. 64C., 7sC @C. -
LACR AND LACE AND LINEN
COLLARS. &C., ioC., l5C, 2oC., 2:C, 3lC., IoC, .-.
LINEN AND NBRDLEwoRK
SETS 3C., 4oC., +6C,, OC, sc. SET Up.
bAcB AND LINEN SETS,
SIC. 64C.. 73C., 86C., sc, 81 SET UP. 49, -
PINE EMBROIDERED SETS
In PRETTY BOXES soC. BBT.
RIAL LACE SETS AND
EMBROIDERED, 81 Is TO &c 50 SET
REAL LACB COLLARS, IN
NEW sTYLBs, SOC. TO 81
HEMSTITCH HANDKERCHIBPs AT &C.. 'r'
&C., l0C., l2lC, EC, 2oC., 25C, 3iC. 3sC. UP.
HEMsTrTCH AND EMBROIDERED HAND.
KERCHIEPs, a3C. 3lC., 4OC. SOC, 73c. TO So
HEXsTITCH, WITH WORRIED NAMES
OR INITIALS. 25C, 3lC. 4CC., SOC, 73C, e6C. -
HANDKERCIIIEFS 25C. TO $50. -
GENTS ALL LINEN HEMsTIrcH DO,
2sC., olC, toC. soc. &C. 7SC. s0C., 81 ,,
GENTS ALL LINEN HRMMED DO
l3C, 2oC, &C. &c, sc. sc. &c, SIC. ..,
GENTS ALL LINEN FINE WORKED
INITIALS. SOC, TO qcC.
wORsTEp EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS
CUSHIONS. CHAIR PIECES AC, 46C. Up. -
2eO DOZEN SILK sCARFs Tbs AND
BOWS, ALL CuI,0RS FROM l7C UP. .
GO DOZEN ONE AND TWO BUTTON
KID GLOVES, l9C, G4C.. 75C. &C., sc PAIR -
PoRTBaoNNAI-S IN EVERY STYLE,
WV ''N SOW - wv W. AT KINzEYs
JET, SHELL, GILT. AND FANCY
BRACELETS. l2N. TO ~ APIECE - ,
JET GILT. PEARL, SHELL AND
FANCY SETS, 25C. TO rs. ENTIRE SET. -
PLAIN AND FANCY SLEEVE BUTTONS.
FIFTY VARIETIES AND STYLES lOC. TO 81 IS PAIR
Al KINzEYs
GILT sIIhIL JET CoRALISE AND
FANCY EARRINGS FROM 1H. TO - PAIR.
NECKLACES CHAINS. LOCKETs ORNAMENTS
FOR THE HAIR, hEDALLIoNS VERY Low. - ,,, -
FANS PRRPrMHRIRS SOAPS COMBS.
BRUSHES AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY. .
SWISS CARVED GOODS, ALSJ FINE
LOT OF SHELL GOOD VERY Low -
LOLLS. rovo
DOLLS. NOV.
DOLLS
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

TsrAs,RI DEAhIsEST. ofrI'E Tuv LIGTIOrsR BoAkp}
WAsHISGroS, Nov. a, lo7l
(,EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
u. U1c ari oclok onMoNDl The sih day Of Jannsy
sutI tclsJni gons Of the best quality Win
IIo.se Svce sccodl- tie specifications bearing d1e as
r~rie> ~ vh fal application to the Lghtl"o
I.s Le;ionse Inspector No 10 Brosdwsy New i"f tue
A ll,e PeInUe Boston Mass AL
u gI, Il.u.. Iu.ecior a; Detroit eh JOSEPH HENRY
Chairman Light House Board
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
G91 BROADWA AY.

ru 1, sroEE 80 9rTH =, sGS1sS EyESIsSs syp FAIRS
''DN"AR Hh1icIEs H;i foH chRisraAs TREES ,,ur.
A GLOBE WITH LITTLE GOLD FISH, 2'c.
4 PRETTY LITTLE PIANO IoR "C ,r v,,7r,.s
4 PRETTY GLOVE, COLLAR OR HASDKERcnRp BOX FoR
25t aOC., 7jC. OK 4l At v,yypvs
FpEconArED J.RDSIEREs on GILT STANDS ''c' 7'c 81
i" 81 w. ~ At KISzE.s
DRUMS SWORDS, CANES. rHrMpErs PIANOS BANJO
FLAGS, ACCokDEoNs. At vrr7pvs
wAsnsrANDs. BEDsrEADs, BUREAUS CRADLES FURNITURE
BASKETS, &C. At x,Nzpy,s
rcrrsn BLOCK asc BOX, BUILDING BLOCKS z:f Sox
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