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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
Public sale.

Office IL HEREBY GIVEN
! Y that we will at sell, pu lie auction,
on Tuesday, the | lth day of November. A.
ID. 1862, at the late residence of John
Burroughs, late of Randolph County,
Indiana, deceased. all his pers nal proper
ty not taken by the widow of the dece
dent, consisting of horses, hogs, sheep.
cattle, corn in the field, farming utensils.
&C.
a credit Of IL months will be given on
all sums of three dollars and upwards, the
purchaser giving his note with approved
security. waving valuation and aspraise-
ment laws.
CALVIN BuRRouGHs.
CORNELIUS Il. MURRAy.
Oct. II, go. 3w Amd'rs.
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Sherif'S Sale
OY virtue of decree and execu-
} ton To me directed from the
RaudOlpn Circuit Court,


will expose to sale at the
Court House door in Winchester, Ran
doph county. Indiana, or Saiur lay, the
18th day OF November, 1862, between the
hours of I'D o'clock a. m. and 1 % ,io,k p.
IN. of said day the following real estate,
situated in Randolph county, Indiana, to-
wit:
Commencing at stake in the center Of
the State road running from II '=er--
town to Winchester on the County hbe
between Wayne and Randolph C0untit>.
about forty five rods west OF the >putn-
east corner OF section eighteen, town
ship eighteen, range thirteen east. sc -.
forty -One poles west on the County line.
thence north seventeen poles, thence c,st
for;y-one poles, thence south to the place
of beginning, the mill property formerly
owned by the Marceys on West river.
Executed as the property of Conrad
Motzer, at the suit of John Rerz.
A. II. JENhINS.
Oct. Is, 1862 fee So 90 Sh'!f &.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
DR.. NcLcan,s Universal Pills,

FoR LIvER CowPLNINr, BILIorsSkss. &c.
Therehas never beeha CATUARTlC medi-
cine. offered 10 the public. that has gwen such
entire ,atiSlaetlOn Is MeLEAN'SUNlNEkSAL
pills.
Being Entirely vegetable. they are perfect!
inn"ceniand can be taken b. the most tender
infant; vet prompt and powerful in removing
all BiliOI- ~ecreiions. Acid or Impure. Fetcd
Natterfrom The Stomach. IN fact. they are
tho only Pillsthat should be gsedin malari0us
districts
TheN produce No Gripping. Sickness or Pain
ia the st"much orBpwcis. though very active
and searching IN their oper' ton. promoting
healthy ~ocretious ofthe Liver and kidney
Who viii ~ufior from Biiiou>ncSs- Headache
aud Paul St0mach. when - cheap remedy
can be obtained. Keep them constantly on
hana; single dose. taken IN season. may
prevent hours. days and months of sicknrs>.
,sk for nr. j. II McLeau'> Universal Pills.
Take M other. Hring coated. thes are taste
less. Price only - cents Dor baX. aud Fan be
scntb! mailto any part ofthe United States.
j. n. MclEAh, Snie Pror'r.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

News, Books, Erc.-Wm. A.
Dynes & Co., having purchased
the News Office and Book TRACE
of this place, will supply the
reading public with the leading
Daily papers, the illustrated
Weeklles, the most popular
Monthly Magazines, Books, etc.
The Office will be found until
futher notice in the Post Office
building, where the new proprie-
tors will be pleased to see the
old friends of the establishment,
and as many new ones as may
favor them with a call. In an
other column may be found a
list of the Books and Papers now
furnished by them. Others can
be ordered and received in very
short time.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

COOP APPoIsTMENr.-Jcseph
Pucket, Esq, has received the
appointment of Assistant Col
lec,or for Randolph County un-
der the Internal Revenue Act.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

Thos. A. Morris, of Indianap-
oils, received the appointment of
Major General. If he accepts,
he reports to Gen. Rosecraus.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

E. l.. Watson, Esq, just e.
lected Prosecutor for the Court
of Common Pleas, has resumed
the duties OF that office.
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Il CA L r Z Q o r D.

Communications, orders ior
printing, ETC.. should be directed
TO BEVERLY X DYNES.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
CRAVE YARD.
NEW GRAVE YARD

The undersigned has laid of a New
Grave Yard, Immediately adjoining the
old one, on the west. IN lots 10 :, by 1872
Zee; square, which he offer 10 sell ON rca
soHablc terms. Those desiring 10 secure
1 family burial place can now 10 50 by
calling early on DAVID HEASTON.
May 81. 1860
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

1t is presumed that the Army
of the Ohio will be taken where
something can be found for it to
do.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
Rail Road Notice.

"HE Stockholders of the Lake Erie
and Pacific Rail Road Company are
hereby notified TO meet at Masonic Hall,
in Cambridge City, County OF WAYNE,
State of Indiana, OH the 9Th day OF Dec,
1862, at II o'clock VI. of said day, TO elect
seven Directors for said Company to serve
for the ensuing year and for the transac-
ton of such other business as may be ne
cessary. BY order of the Board OF Direc
tors.
L.Q.RAWSON, Pres't
RoYAL JENNINGS, Treas.
Cambridge City, Ind, Oct. p, 1862.
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PILES.


PILES.
DR. J. T. Boyp. OF Indianapolis. has
discovered a Specific for the core o: pIIIs
This medicine IL very agreeable - take
and has not faiied 20 afford relief in .nv
case in which il nas becn erploved. ANY
one enclosing ONE DoLLAAto DR.. =. T.
Bsyd, indianapolis, Ind. will rcssire a
package by return mail, post paid.
Jan 2, 1852 IL
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
Subscribe for the WINcHEsTER

Subscribe for the WINCHESTER
JOURNAL. Only one dollar per
year, if paid in advance; one dol
lar and twenty-five cents within
six months, one dollar and fit
ty cents within one year, and
two dollars if not paid within
the year. Any person sending
us a club of ten subscribers al
the above rates will secure Il
copy of The paper free.
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Administrators sale.

Office Is HEREBY GIVEN
] Y that on Friday, the l4'h ia. of NJ
vember, 1852, Twill sell, at public sale,
at the late residence of william Norton,
deed in Washington Township. all the
personal property Of said deceased, not Ia
ken by the widow. consisting in part OF
Horses, Hogs. Grain in the field, Farming
Utensils. Household AMI Kitchen rarni-
ture. etc, etc.
A credit Of nine months will be given
on all sums of more than three dollars.
the purchaser giving his note with appro-
we'd security, waving valuation and ap-
praisenent laws. Sums of three dollars
and under cash in hand.
AMOS K. HIxsHAw,
Oct, "a, 1862. 3w Admir-.
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GROCERY.
VIEW GROCER II!


VIEW GROCER r!
The undersi COED has established a Sro
Gerry and Queen Ware store N this city,
and would respectfully invite the public
to make an examination of his e.ank be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. ~ he l. eaa-
bed 10 sellat Low PRICES Tor Cash
or Country Produce.
He Will keep constantly on hand large
and well selected stock OF
c OCE RI ES.
such nc Sugar. Tea, Coffee. Mola~ses,
spices: Candies. N1;>. Cakes.
Pies. Crachc... Bologna. &c
in short. every thing USUALLY kept in
Grocery store. | shsl. also keep "a hand
stock OF
QUEEN,S-wARE,
Of the best quality. and at pr:ces which
can not be und&sod.
Q o a l. O / L,
OF the first quality, which will sell As
cheaply as any other house in the place.
Give me an early call. and vii. con
vince you that can Go a have said.
Store. north OF the Public Square, in
Thos. W ards Hardware Building
II. 7. SUMPTION
Winchester, Jan. ,, i-G2-Iv
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31
HEALTH AND sTENcTh!

- SAN NV -"
THERE l. NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
twill cure Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia
DiarrhWa. nysentery. Headache Depression
ofSpirits. Fever and Aga. Inward Fever.
BAD cath. or any disease otthe Liver Sto-
ach. or Bowels.
!! = GIN iIENES. 10 Nou " ISL 10 he Heal
Thy. strong aud Vigorous
~ AIDES. 90 You want the Bloom Of
Of Ecalih To moru To Your cheeks AGAIN.
lineage II ohce and ct McLkAN'S
Strengthening Cordial y FLOOD
purifier.
Delay not moment; it's warrantedtV give
satisfaction. II vii; cure any disease of ihe
Kidneys. ~ 0mh. or bladder: Painting. OBJ
Slructed Nen~truation. Failing at the Womb.
RdcrcnIeSs. or an, iisca>e arisinefsom Chron-
ic or Nervous rebilii! Ills ~ iniai.. bic Rem.
edy.
FOR CHILDREN.
10 You want your delicate. sickly. pun,
Chilarcn.to be HEALTHY. strong aur Robust.
-ihen give them MrLEANS STRENGTH
ENiNG CORNiAl. l~oe tue directions or
each botticJ. It's delicious 10 take.
F'Gne table spoonful. taken every mo-n
ing fasting. j. SIRE preventive against th3li-
aud Fever. yellow Fever. Cholera. or any
REVEALING disease.
TPCACTiON. - Beware Of Druggists or
Dealers VINO may try Ia ptlm upon you bot
tie of Bitters or arsaparilla. which they can
buy cheap. Icy saving lis jasi rs good. There
AFRO nfh DN>E enough 10 >Atal paw 81 NY
name 20 dub their VILE decoction. Avoid
suchin;amous PIRATES aud thoir Villainou-
compounds, ASK for Dr. J. q. Mclean.
Strengthening Cordial aud Blood Purifier -
Take nothing else. It's the only remedy that
will Purify your Blood thoroughly and. at The
sametime. STRENGTHEN andtNVlGORATf
the whole organization. II j. PIT up In larg,
Bottles per bottl". or six bottles for s..
DR.. j. n. M LEAN, Sole Prop'r,
Con. on THIRD AND NE $50.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

Professor OF Patholog. and Oderaiivc Surg,
~ IA the Veterinary College 81 Pbiladel-
laia. Professor oi Veterinary Medicine Ia
th. late Agricultural Collcrc oi Ohio.
SECRETARY or the American Aetcrinary
Association OF Philadelphia etc.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-31

j. n. MclEAA, Sule Pror'r.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
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psOfOGRlP. lLBUNs N eREAT YlHItIY
1000 Local and Travelling
Agents Wanted

every whore Tor ih-irsalc.
Ear single ra, ,ics ~ Or terms in quantities
y th other if formation a'4sit q" er address
JOHN kDWiN POTTER. Publ slrr.
W az >snsDm = philadelphia. Pa.
jane - Is
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28
9r9al ilotiets,
(IIANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, }

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
/" the May term, \. b, 1862, ul the Clrcut Cour,
ol said county
Agness NofFa W, phllander Osborn, M,,p,,e,
osborn, ms wife, Thomas J. Butord and lanes Al
bulniu, under The hrm name and style of +. / 4
!. NJ, buiofd, Ben Harper, Robert n Graham
Margaret Proudioo, and Jesse Ormsh,e
\ FFlbANlT having been duly filed hero.
y ~ that Robert II, Graham, defendant abo,,
namrd, h1, gone, and that Margaret proudtoot
ana Jesse Ormsbce, other defendants above named
reside oui of thus state,
Notice B, hereby gwen Ia them, The sad Robert
II, Graham, Margaret rfoudtoot and Jesse Orlns.
bee, that, on the Seventh day OF Marcn, 4. II,
lNu2, VIA of summons ~ ChaucCry against Inc
above named defendants at the sult OF the aboyr
named complainant, upon her ball of complaint
therein Med, issued out Of the office Of the clerk
'l SAID court directed to the sheriff of said coun.
ty' rrlurnablr on the Second Monday at May neat,
ana That sad cause - now pending ~ said court
Ana, unless YOU, the sand Robert H. Graham,
Margaret PTondout aud Jesse )rmshce, shall per-
s"haliy be aud appear before said court, on the
hfst DAY oithe next term thereof, to be begun and
holden at Rock Island in said county, on the Sc-
coma Mon J oi May next, and plead, answer 81
n'mu' I'D bill the same will be taken a. con.
itSstd you, aud decree entered according To
the prayer thereof.
Dated this Seventh day "f March, 4. u. 1862
EDWARD II, BOWMAN, CLERK,
H. D. SWEENEY, Solicitor for Compit
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given hat hy virtue of
Y an order ufthc county court within and for
the county Of Rock island aad state OF llhnois.
made ana entered of fccurG by the Judge thereof
At the March term, \. y, iNb2, ol sad court, ON
the 2llh dag of Mlrcn, \. D., 1852, the UNDER
signed administrator utthc estate iiuhn Walker,
late oisid county, deceased, val sell at public
auction, on SATl RDAN, TIE 26rll DAY OF
APRIL, lsb2, between the hours ui 10 o'rlock \.
VI, and O'Clock +. VI, Ut SAID day, At the front
door oi the Court House, IN III" city aud county
OF Rock Island aud state aforesaid. the following
described notes, as desperate claims, belonging
to the said estate, iu-wit:
Actf'tln pfonisery note, dated June 27th,lSJj,
aud gwen Tor the payment Oi one Thousand Dol.
hfs' with ten per cent. interest, due two years
from date, and signed by George Is. Walker. On
sid note there are Endorsements amounting to
sN hundred and forty dollars.
Also, pr"mlsury note, dltcq June 9;lh, $50,
and gwen tor the payment ui one Thousand Dol
lars, with ten per cent interest due three year,
ntcf date and signed 10y George -. Walker
Terms OF safe AS provided los law.
Dated this 10Th day oIMlrch, !. u. 1852.
HIRAM WALKER, Administrator.
l.. d. SwEINrl, Attorney.
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treat of the rebel army, Their disastrous At
tack on Winchester has provoked blow from
which they are rccoiling
BulrALp, March eth, The propellers
Equinox aud Eclip,eoi the New York center
al railroad line, have left for Toledo. The
latter left last highland the Equinox LETT this
morning.
Very little lee /, in sight, Prospects are
good for early opening Of navigation.
Nav YoRk, March 2-.-inelligonce by
the steamer Constitution, from Fort Monroe,
states that Com farragut'- fleet numbers -
vessels. including the Hartford, Pensacola
aud BrouSlyu aud Com Porter. mortar
feet number - vessels,
The officers # the Constitution suppose the
work OF reducing Fort. jackson nul II. Phil,
lip wa commenced some days since.
u was supposed that some Of the mortar
boat, w.n.i take position in au inlet IA the
rear % lug' JHck,pn, while other, would ud.
vance within shclIHg distance ia the river
aud endeGvnr 10 drive the enemy uut Of the
ilfls, Ia the meantime the gun boats would
silence battery about mile below the forts,
which protects the hnrricnde in the river
II the forts should continue impervious 10
the bombs u the mortar fleet, those acquuint.
ed with the energy Of farragut, anticipate he
will take the flee, directly under the guns Of
the fort aud by repeated braul,iirs Of grape
and shrapnol ruirHyor 20 drive tie guuurrs
from their posts.
WA,uNlTeN, March 9s,-rhc ,rcrrmry Of
'ho treasury ha, recently issued special H.
ccu.c. for rDumcrriul intercourse, under the
not Of July last, which prohibits shipments
from those port, oi the United States hereto.
fore declared by the prc-iden, IN a state Of
iu'Urr"rtl.n, without written permit. The
licenses de- not now extend beyond Nashville
AMI intermediate points. Nothing shipped
under these regulations !, to be- disposed If 70
persons IN arms against the government, or
engaged IA furnishing all 10 the rebels.
II l. expected thar the new legal tender
notes will be paid out by the secretary about
the 1t Of April,
FoRT MoNgoE, March -. 4 ilusof truce
wa, sent Quito day, but ~ news wa rcrciv
ed from the south
New luRE, Mch @j-flour market heavy
and prices slightly favor huycr, Sj,20aj, -
super site, SJ,5oaj,5 extra state; Sj,2U4j,
- super western, sj,3oaj, 60 common to me.
dunn extra western
Wheat market dull and heavy without sales
Of moment.
Pork dull. Sl2,7jal3,2j mess.
Corn market unchanged, 51aj9 mixed west.
crn.
Whisky active aud irnrr 22m2i, chiefly
23a23!c.
w,yu,.,r., u,..h .. H.. u.
Scdgwlck, from the committee on naval af.
fairs, introduced resolution declaring
in fit and pr.pcr that nulli. nc
knowlcl.cmynt, should be- made 10 John
Ericsson for cntcrrrize. energy and tact dis.
playcd hy him in constructinE the iron clad
Monitor, which under yullnpt and allie man.
arcmepr. came .oourortunrly tp thr relief If
our ilec, m HAMPTON Road. md defended il
against the vessel, of the ncmy-..emiprIy
ire. stable by any other mower At our com.
manI. and that the thank Ks Of congress be
presrutnd T., him far ,he oront serrirc rim.
rendered to the country. The resolution wa.
adoylcd.
- IT, - m
80 ''- y 49, 10y y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28
ESTBiY,

\ office is hereby given that on the 18th a,,.
y Of November, A. D.. 1851, IN tLc ' rl "ay
BACK Hawk, e. W. Griffin took upas AN r.,r,, "'
one Bay Horse, 10 hands high supposed ,o Ia
years o'u with the letters t. S. br,ndaJ U'
Iet shoulder white strip IN the foreh,,s VI.
Sna,' wh'e spot on hls nose and one on his ,r,,,,
bao %ao p,S S0e On ms neh, tore foot Appraised
Peace IN sad Town, at so ''''''e o' inc
Also, one Dark Chestnut SorreI uo,so ,h.,.
nghu' h'gb about seven wears old. az S"hrai .
60 On me lett shoulder, small white strn ~ fna
Tno sIoes on both fore feet Appraised hegoro
pallo bfo"nlee, ESQ, Justice Of the p.a" 800
hock Island, J.I'y. 9Th, is62. |'efh'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28
" iREIlOl ST. SALE.

VI l. "jll sell NJ auction lu pay CHARGES,
w unless previously called Tor, the following
articles ut the Warehouse OF Harper \ steel, on
saturday, tho Goth day Of April, ls62, at O'Clock
T.. Nj
Three boxes, marked A. Montgomery
Two trunks, marked \, Montgomery,
On" box and a lot of grave stones, M mark.
BAILEY \ BOYLE
Rock Island, March q, lsb2.
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BY Telegraph.
kIc'asirely for Ne Daily .Arg,s.

Fran Island No To- Col, But5rd maLes a
reconnaissance and oJioins raiuaJlc mGarm.
a'o"-ifotaJii''ies eta grcqt ba,tlc near
Con"'h, .NiSs,-A LalIoon ascension Al Is.
ta"d No, 10 Hm, H. FaH toy m. uq,oa-
N'"'' !, Ncws-kms tioD, R,rlu,ona--
TIE ot'' scnaiorsLp po1po,coi- Hoic's
chances groving less FutLcr ylrilrala~
q zen M'ehrs rir'oy-- Gan. NCGilm's
couW0'Uidio.y ord,r-.WlR rop,,. ,sy,of,i
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28

Rock ISLAND, March -, 'G2.
demonstrating would afford me
more pleasure than TO comply with your kind
! invitation 10 give an account Of the battle Of
Sugar Creek lIll--calci ~ some Pea
Ridgc--it had the strength To do so. have
for the past several week, been layoring un.
/ der n severe throat disease, which makes it
extremely difficult at times for me to articu.
late above n whisper; only for this aud
should be most happy and esteem it pleas
ure to comply with your request. Should
recover my voice before the time expires for
my leaving again for the field, shall feel it
my duty to comply with your invitation
| feel proud, and never Shall get tired of
telling the story, Of tho gallant conduct Of
the 18th Illinois in the long to De remembered
strife Of the eth and Sth Of March. More
particularly do feel proud OF the two com.
panies, which adorn the regiment, from Rock
Island county. In Capt Curtis, Licuts,
Halves and MOrey, and Lcuts. WoIlerd
and Eaton, and the privates Of said com.
panies, | have the greatest admiration for
their bravery and soldicry bearing. The 3;th
Illinois regiment, on Friday the eth Of March,
was called upon to meet four regiments Of the
choicest troops Of the enemy, commanded by
good and well disciplined officers. Besides
those TOUR regiments We bad opposed to u, Il
large body Of Indians. notwithstanding the
great odds against u, less than one thousand
men met and ga!lan,iy resisted, for nearly an
hour, over three thousand Of the enemy, un.
der ire which called for all the resolution
and discipline d veterans. The fearful effects
"i our lire drove the enemy in confusion from
that portion Of the field and completed hi,
utter dcicnt.
Again, on III" sth OF March, the conduct Of
the 18th was most pra,rworthy. Our line.
were nnbrokcn from the time that they first
charged upon the enemy in tie woods. The
regular discharge of our yollcys, and the
cheers which resouuIc4 along the line, AN.
bounced to the enemy that he had ~ safety
but IN prccipjtate Eight, Cur victory was
complete.
Winnie "" mourn our gallant dead. and
deeply ~Ympath,Ac with the wounded in their
suI'rrtnge, we have the proud satisfaction Of
knowing that the cause Of the union aud the
honor OF oar noble state, have not suffered at
the hands of our soldiers.
have the honor to be, gentlemen yours.
" ,.r, r.g,,..,t.II,.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28
Co.1ay'a advertisements.
IIOISE AND LOT WANTED,

NANTED-To purchase, u House and
w Lot IN Rock Island, for whca cash will be
paid, but price must be moderate, bnck house
on Illinois street would be preferred, Address
with lowest cash PrIce and particulars to u, Il.
b., Davenport, Iowa, mch!s dawlw
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.

I'ilE citizens, legal voters Of the town
l OF Rock Island and State of Illinois, are here
10y notified that the annual town meet NJ for SAID
town viii be held at the Court House. in SAID town
on Tuesday, the first day Of April next, beng the
inst Tuesday IN 'ald month, for the following pur-
poses:
LIST. TO choose a moderator to preside az said
meeting.
-hd. 10 eject one supervisor, one assistant
pervlsor, one town clerk. one assessor, one col
Iector, one ovcrseer Of the poor, one constable.
Also TO act upon any additional subjects which
may, IN pursuance of law, come before SAID meet
ing, when convened.
Ihe meeting viii be called to order between
the hours Of 9 and 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
be kept open until the setting of the sun, unless
sooner closed, IN pursuance Of law.
Gwen under my hand, at Rock Island, this nth
day Of March, 4. D., 1862
f. w, SWAMI. Town ClprL
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28

Wendell Phillips recently characterised,
in public speech, the wife Of President Lin.
coin rs "a person cuigar, desiringt 10 be fdsL-
ionatie." Such language in regard to the
wife Of our president, becomes. in u sense,
national, and is not only an insult to her but,
indirectly, to every loyal citizen.
Mrs. Lincoln i, not an aboli,ionist, aud,
no doubt, the abolition clique, llam!in, sum
ner, Chandler TrumbulI, Wade SEQ, thought
it a good time to slyly insul; the president
aud his family By inviting the traitor Phillips
to visit tn" scnatc-an honor rarely conferred
on the most distinguished officials Of the na,
tion. But the senate is only an abolition
caucus, now. 1t was once diguifcd body
Of statesmen
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28
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more than one halt the OIL the chimney lamps do ;
glvcsa bright steady clear light; will fit without
alteration, the Kerosene and Fluid lamps now in
use. Also Lanterns containing said burner, far SUI
perlor to any now IN
For sale by the subscriber at the store occupied
by II. $. Child Illinois street, Palace Row also
by John Builey, on the corner of Buffalo and Rock
River street.
The subscriber has the exclusive agency and
right of sale IN Rock Island Connty, MS, and
scott County, Iowa.
Es~ Liberal discount to Agents.
II. POWARS
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NOTICE.

'|'llE undersigned would give notice that he
l Is prepared 10 procure speedy settlement Of
Invalid Pension CLAIMS, Bounty Nancy, Arrears
Of Pay sc, due soldiers or then hrrs having in
ms possession all necessary instructions, forms
blanks, 81, T., u, SWEENEY,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-28

The confederate steamer Nashville has
again slipped through our fingers. We
thought we had got her at Beaufort, or at
least that the rebels had destroyed her, but
like the Irishman's flea, she wasn't there
She had run the blockade.