The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-19

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If the snnth .totos tba, nur ormv ia ,mno,isn,
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! Acc,upt. from Mcclellan. army ,rs that
Gen. Sumner ha. been relieved crom nct;vc
service, in c,nscouenrc Of his refusal r. rain.
force Gen. Ueiptaelunn NJ the hattie If Wi
liamsburg
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onI ta, ~ "In Va,
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nouncing n,ain.t oiyin, fo,,b"r ala ~ tbat ro.
IoI,;,, "7a'nis H''mn'n .u',"p' ''' w t''' w
ion,
In rcply 10 the demand IF jeff Davis for
additional troops and means of transportation
of MS army ,hr,uyh tho cnttnn si,,ns Gov,r
CLARK said that paws had received all the AID
from North Carolina that ne could eypect. and
] Womb
mitted to leave the state, and all the North
Carolina state troops have been ordered home
Gov Clark also informs the rebels That they
c'N'a use the railroads IN retTeatins home
warn, ana lhAt tH'y """'d run their o"" FISK
u h'lus intercepted by union troops ~ any
part "' inc ''a'e.
The Tribune has the following
We can po''uTe'y assert in"t whatever
i,.l,nta'iIH may pe maze !" MS oraer' "e"
'iun'P' VIII nov Gc ret"i''u' nor put III u Po'
''',9f 70 SEM IN h!' re''Sha'on'
i"t' parl'''S' Whefe our Sunboat' were en-
SaSea' l. situated o" pun, wv ieet above
sl' f'''' my" enough 70 d'Ftet pIGng'hS
"'c uio" "u"'hiHS BOATS, "h'eh couId not
use ' nI, Guns IA response n 'p,.,..., -
ios"i Diack, VINO lett hlchihohd on fri'
"y' D, , ,; Wv l,a no"' VI '"' "S"' WHO"
ma Rirb,nnn ,a'''.I ,,oro ,.r,, o,,,.,l,..o
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Nh" 'o"h' NAY i',-Tin" 'traihef b!acH-
STONE mas hrf''ci "ith the hrst flre Houave',
formerly L'i'worIhS' to be mustered ont Of
SERVICE,
me rfehrh steamer Moh,c"uma, from We.
"a "a lrG1' the ''h' mas arrived and reports the
fTrhch army marching on Mexico, and meet
my WIN b"t niue opposition
baltimore, May Is. The Old Point boat
has arrived, but brings no news
WAsmNGroy. Nav lg,-It il upoffcioIlv
stated that Com. GoIi,Lorourh has ,nken nos.
se~sion IF the batteries ON tba flames rivnr
two Of which were silonrrI hv tho Golena
while ON her way to Richmond.
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Ne" ok%' May l9'-fIonr market cents
lower; 9f,tua :, - super state; ef,oVa4, ~ ex-
ira state; St'ioai'fo super western; SILVIA
i,oo common to medium extra western; son,
o.lV common 10 Eood shipping brands e1 K
II y.
Wheat market heavy and unchanged. Two
to ) cent. lower Sl,VUal,O1 Mil club; 81, 10
winter req STARE
torn-Market heavy and Lac cents lower;
jUa5lc.
Whisky unchanged; 23a2lc.
BEFORE CoRNTH, May lS.--rhe Macon
Telegraph condemns. in severe language the
conduct OF the rebel troops at Bridgeport, by
which the most important gateway to our
state was opened to the enemy and pos session
Of all our rich mines, deposits of coal, iron
and saltpetre, placed in imminent danger
Martial law has been proclaimed over
Charleston and ten miles surrounding.
The appeal says the government want all
the tin roofs ON cotton sheds in that city.
The NickShurg citizen of the 9th SAYS no.
thing was heard OF the federal fleet at funca.
Yesterday a large trIgatr, supposed to be the
Brooklyn, passed Bayou Sara at o'clock Il.
m, going down.