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legal Notiees.
CHANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island Couuty %

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
To the May term, A, b. 1862, of the CIrcuit Court
OF SAID county,
Agness Norsal VI. phIander Osborn, MaIyaIe,
u'bofn, MS wife, Thomas ]. Butord and James NJ.
tutoTd, under the firm name aud style of #. / 4
J, NJ, Buiofd, Ben Harper, Robert n. Graham.
Margar', proudioot and Jesse Orm,boe.
\ FFlbANlr having been duly filed bcre.
y IN that Robert II. Graham, defendant above
named, has gone and that Margaret proudfno,
and Jesse Ormsbce, other defendants above named
reside out of thus state,
Notice is hereby gwen TO them, the SAID Rober,
II, Graham, Margaret pfoudiOOt aud Jesse Orms.
bee, that, on the Seventh day of March, A. d.
lsb2, Wut of summons IN ChaHCCry against the
above named defendants AT the SUIT OF the above
named complainant, upon her bill Of com plant
therein filed, issued out of the office of the clerk
of said court, directed to the sheriff Of SAID Coun-
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and that said cause Is now pending IN said court
And, unless you, the sand Robert II, Graham,
Margaret Pr0udioul aud Jesse Jrmsbcc, shall per-
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the prayer thereof.
Dated this Seventh day of March, A. d. 1862.
EDWARD II. BOWMAN, Clerk.
T.. u, SWEENEY, Solicitor for Compl,t
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DAVENPORT, March n,

DAVENPORT, March 10, 1862.
EDITOR OF GAZETTE: Upon my arrival in
your city on Saturday last, was greatly
shocked at the reports in circulation denoun.
cling Capt. Bob. Littlcr and his gallant con
duct in the late battle at Fort Donelson-
Whilst know these reports to be totally
groundless, cannot imagine how man can
be 50 fallen in his own opinion, as he certain
~ must be, and in the opinion Of the world,
as 10 give utterance to such base and coward.
" fabrications. ] do not wish to enter into
any lengthy detail upon the subject, "a deem
it unnecessary, for, by his own statement in
your last issue, he gives ample chance for in
vestigation Bat, in justice to Capt, Bob, his
friends, his company, and his regiment,
will give statement Of the .tacts, as they
came under my observation.
On the afternoon Of the 18th of February,
when, the I'd Iowa made the charge on the
enemys breast.works, Capt Bob. ,.ittler ,ras
in the hottest part Of the fight. When the
enemy opened fire upon US, Maj. Chapman
and Capt. Littlcr were almost side by side
Our men were falling all around. | saw
Mai. Chapman fall, and heard Capt. Lttler
give the order to his men, CLOSE up men ;
close up" In moment we were inside their
breast-works, and all mingled together, fed
erals and rebels. Twas then first lost sight
Of him, for there was no time then to see
what the next man to you was doing it was
every man for himself, lighting for life or
death.
Sometime after, should Judge about an
hour, when the firing had somewhat ceased,
| again saw him supporting one of his men
who was wounded. | approached him and
passed some few remarks with him concern
ing the battle, and knowing that he was very
sick when he went on the field scarcely able
to stand up, | requested him 70 leave it.
told him. as surgeons were scarce. he could
be Of more service taking care of his wounded
men than he could be on the field did not
again see him until towards dark, when the
firing had ceased and | had supported a
wounded man to our camp near the field. -
There saw him binding handkerchief
around one of the men. lie remained with
the men doing all he could to relieve their sut-
ferngs, until after dark, when they were re.
moved to the hospital. | then procuredS ONE
blankets for him to lie down upon, and bid.
ding him good night left for my own quar-
tiers.
From his conduct that day, say he is no
coward, but proved himself Il brave man,
the very man should like to again enlist IN
der IN case of another war. There, sir, are
the facts JrtEs MEREDITH
Principal Musician, ID Iowa nifty.
certify TO the above.
M. SUFFER-,
oredrly Sergeant Co. b.
Inc above statements are correct in every
detail as near as could learn while AT Fort
Donelson, and, the day | left, CAN'T Little,
was officer of the day.
DR.. 6. W. McCARs.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,


Presidents General Order No. >.
Ordered, |. That the major general COM
handing the department of the Potomac pro-
coed forthwith to organize that part Of said
army designed tn enter upon active operations
including the reserve, but excluding the
troops to be left in the Notifications about
Washington, into four army corps, to be COM
manded according to seniority OF rank as fol.
lows LIST corps, 10 consist OF divisions, and
to be commanded by Mai Gen, Mcdowell; ID
corps, to consist Of 3 divisions, to DE com
mundcd by Brig Cen sumner; ID corps. to
to consist Of > divisions, to be commanded by
Brig. Gen. llcintzelman; 18th corps, to con.
sist Of , divisions, to be commanded hv Brig.
Gen. Keys.
ID That the divisions now commanded by
the officers above, assigned to the command
Of corps, shall be embraced in and form part
OF their respective corps.
3D. The forces left for the defence Of Wash
ingtou viii be placed in command Of Brig.
Gen. Jos. ). Wadsworth, who shall also be
military governor Of the District of Colum.
ba.
It'll. That this order be executed with such
promptness and dispatch as not to delay the
commencement OF the operations directed to
be undertaken by the army of the Potomac
9TH. An army corps, to be commanded by
Maj. Gen. n. p. Banks, will be formed from
his own and Gen. Shields, late Gen Lander's
divisions.
(Sigued,) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, March II, 1862
Presidents War Order No. g.
Maj. Gen. Mcclellan, having personally
taken the field atthe head OF the army of the
Potomac, until otherwise ordered he is re.
licved from the command of the other military
departments he retaining the command Of
the department of the Potomac.
Ordered, further, that the two departments
now under the respective commands of Genls
llalieck and Hunter together, with SO much
Of that Of Gen. Buell. which lies west Of a
north and south line. in definitely drawn
through Nashville, Tennessee, be consolidated
and designated the department of the Missis
sippi. And that until ordered, Mai Gen.
llalleck shall have command Of this depart.
ment
It is, also, ordered that the country
west Of the department Of the Potomac and
east of the Mississippi, be military
department, and the same be commanded by
Naj. Gen. Fremont all commanders ofdepart.
ments aftcs receipt of this order, respectively
report seycraly AMI Directly to the secretary
Of war, and that prompt and frequent reports
will be expected o; all Signed
Abraham Lincoln.
New YORK. March Il. Flour market dun.
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Pork dull and lower. Sales 300 bbls. SIS
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New YORK, March l2.-An Elizabeth City
\. {. letter, March ith, to the Tribune, says
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..IITTLE MACK"

In our extra Of this morning was this item,
from the TriJume'S dispatch:
mcclellan will tomorrow cease to be
general.in chief. Stanton will issue gener.
al order announcing the change"
This is part and parcel of the old abolition
abuse Of Gen. Mcclellan, and in the hurry Of
getting out our extra, we placed head upon
it, intimatng that Gen. Mcclellan was going
to retire. That head created a profound sen.
saton among our people, and everybody Tex
cept abolitonists) felt that it would be pub
lie calamity to lose the hero Of the war,
It's quite probable that Little Mack" is
going to hte lead main body OF the union
army through the south, and kill, take prIso'
ners, or drive into the ocean the rebels who
are in arms against the government. And
while doing this, he will, as Gen. Scott did
when he went to Mexico, and as Cen Nc
Clellan has contemplated for some time cease
to take the active charge Of the other divis-
ions of the army, while he is absent, leaving
that matter, as Gen. Scott did when he went
to Mexico, to the charge Of the president and
secretary Of war.
Little Mack" is the hero OF the war, and
no greater disaster could happen TO the unio'
cause than to be deprived Of his services, a
such time as this lie has already take'
up his quarters at Fairfax c. H.. and we el
pect soon t. hear Of him
"'Way down sour IN Dixie"
p. Sit will be seen by the presidents Of
ders in this evenings paper, that the aboy
is the correct view of the case.
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A private letter from Col Barnes. dated
Camp, Halleck Arkansas, Feb. 9th, has
been received in town, in which he speaks Of
the running and almost daily battles with
Price, for ninety miles. He says Il great
many Of our men were killed and some
wounded.
Col. Barnes regiment (the 37th) he says
was the first to plant the stars and stripes in
Arkansas, and he, as colonel of the regi
meut, had the honor of doing it, He is now
in command Of the regmenet--in the absence
Of Col. White.
He says the weather is most delightful and
warm.
The letter was written, of course, before
the last great battle there, particulars Of
which come very slowly.
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QUICK TINE TO NEW YORK;

The Ptts5urg, Fort Fayne d Chicago Il. r.
In connection with the
Pennsylvania Rail Road The iheH'opn Route.
Are now runnIn through TO New York city with
but change Of cars, in four hours less time
than any other route. This advantage Is gained
by their being eighty miles shorter than either of
the more northern lines.
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ESTRAY.

N office is hereby given that on the 23d day
y of December, A. D., 1861, in the Town OF
Moline, David X. Wood took up as an estray, one
Dark Brown Mare colt about one year old, which
was appraised before Ellsworth Mapes, Esq., a
Justice of the Peace in said town, at Thirty dol
lars. JOSEPH COMET, Clerk
Rock Island Jan'y. 10th. 1862.
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Enlistment WIN. +. TUCKER & Co.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
10 all Administrators, Executors and GuardidnS
As the Statute Law Of this State requires all Ad.
mlnlstrators and Executors To render an account
OF their administrations at least once IN each
year, to the Probate Court, and also at the end OF
two years at arthest 10 close the settlement of cs-
tates therefore,
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estates IN said County, to render account of their
administrations, to and before said Probate Court,
agrecably to the requirements of law also Guard
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the necessity Of issuing summons
By order Of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, CLERK.
Rock Island, Jan. 18th, 1862.