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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-30
Al, GROVER, NJ. d..

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Once oppo-
site Rock Island House, up stars.
,r,nnbcs Of Surgery aud OBSTETRICS, and gener-
al practice ,et,.,r,,,o,,ts. and
is prepared to practice SURGERY, on IS most aP'
proved plan. ,. .,-oo, ho,,yo.o
z.S,- Residence on Orleans street, between
NNnshlrrtnn and Earle.
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A. &, JOHNSON,

IAuUN.MAKEis All kinds OF Repair
" mg aud Joppus done at short notice, ~
the pest manner aud At reasonable rates SHOP
an Warrington street, near the ferry landing,
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PkEs PEAK ANp Already
the spring tide Of emigration is setting west.
ward. Prairie schouncrs daily pass through
our city for the land of gold. QOitc num-
Der Of residents Of Rock Island county have
already started or are making preparations
to leave within few days. The fever Of ciu.
isration has even seized our young ladies'
Miss Agnes Drum and Misses Rosa and
Irene Bel started for Pixies Peak yesterday.
They have the best wishes OF troops OF
friends -Reytsier 3o@.
OF course they have troops Of friends here
who wish them all sorts Of good luck but
we think it shame that our young nen
should allow such excellent and pretty girls
to leave town--that i, If they could prevent
il.
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pEAru OF WILLIE lluRSr.-Ne are panied
t. learn that VIM. II. Hurst, fine young
man, formerly employed in this Office, but
lately resident of Colorado, was killed IN
the recent battle in New McNico lie was
quurtcrmastcr sergeant and attached 10 one
Of the Colorado regiments His parents re-
side here, and he has large circle oiiricnds
among the young people who will mour" his
early death.
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MICHAEL LlEnuNN NECMr.

TAILOR Opposite the Rock Island lion.e,
| nyrr E,rrts' store. Garments made III the
atc,t style and best manner and warranted to hi'
Particular attention gwen to cutting garment"
for customers. Al wprN done ~ accordance
with tina times and At rclSuHptc prices.
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~, ID. WILLIAMS,

TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
\ Rock island, Ms, will practice 10 any otthe
Courts OF Illinois or Iowa, Military Claims state
or Na,innal, adjusted and collected. Collections
made and promptly pad over Deeds, Mortgages
Wills, Assignments, Contracts, etc, drawn With
legal accuracy
uifce, IN charles Bu'ord's block, corner Illinois
and Eagle Streets, Room w. !, Up. stars,
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I-NDERTAKER. COFFIN W AR E
| house corner Rocl, River and Madison SITS :,
Rock island. A fine hearse and team always l."
r n"IH Wl procure graves to be dug, turn
lsh carriages for funerals, and take 'ne emu.
charge Of everything connected WIN vac PaPs,ad
anylenrth Of time without applying ice to the
bndy Charles moderate.
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HAVING located in Rock Island for the
nurposc of practlclng his profession, VII
answer promptly calls IN the city and SURROUND
mo country. Office at j. W. NeIle's New DfuG
store. Residence on Madison street, one "oo'
north of =. l.. Cables
Rock Island, April ), 1862
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TIL. DNILN ARGls,

Containing full lelegnphic reports and toe la
test news, is published every evening, Except
SUNDAY, MSN Dollars year payable quarterly
in HaN4ugt
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business Cards.


4 TlORNEY AT LAW, Rock Island ~,
\ Collections. aud all other business ehttus''"
10 nm vii receive prompt attention. pr'"s'
mortgages, and other instruments "t'"v" an' ~
kuuwIrlucG, lu- Also justice oltho iea.',
T. =. special attention gwen 10 .n' va" ~,
lection 81 pensions, bnuntN ana e''I,ii
pay due soldiers, their widow or minor sHh-
drrn. Errrtn Mitchell ; Lyude, h4Hhc"i'""s'
Wilkinson, Jadsc Bariey aud Mayor Davenport
lnFl Island
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
To al administrators, Executors md Gnardions =.
As the Statute Law Of tins State requires all Ad-
minstrators and Executors to render an account
Of their administrations al least once in each
wear, to the Probate Court and also at the end Of
two wears at arthcst to close the settlement Of cs
tates therefore,
N,tice is hrrehy gircn, 20 all Administrators Of
estates IN SAID County, to render account Of their
administrations, to and before said Probate Court,
agrecaDiy to the requirements Of law; also Guard
ans Of Wards IN Ike manner, IN order to prevent
the necessity Of issuing summons,
By order Of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
p.l. r.l,,I Ian I2,h 1880
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.fXI.SE. ;Spf,I[ts

I'INE BOOT MAKER Particular atten-
L non pald to nice work. and satisfaction gnaran-
iced in all cases. Ladies shoes made to ordef III
the best manner
Repairing done at short notice. :.
r.y- shop on Illinois street, next door to ~
perry's grocery store.
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piIII.IP L. IIIlINL.

HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
win ncatncss and dispatch all orders in the
Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line ana
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give h'm
a trial.
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4. VI. Mtl,,lI.,

lTuuLEsALE 4 RETAIL DEALER IN
w uArlwlrc, Ugtieg, Ifsu, Mas, Window
,,..,,, Sc, cpuur Ut limos aud baItuo streets,
Rock Island, III.
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~ -, ;,,..,.,;,,
LlLti MA"iLL writes Gut'c interesting
letters from Pittsburg Landing, and had We
.purc 10 snare, w. should bc glal to publish
..,,ol,l ov,,o,,. cram ,Lo,, lilo
"'.', 'H'' - 80, -, ,,?" ..r;L 49,
a1jn'ah' % Mlc"'S"" regimen" ""''" ""'
just arrived at flti'bnrg Landing and on the
9th of Auril. writing 10 his sister, Gertrude,
-.
~ -! ,,
We'll we are mere a'h'dT' 'DS H'g', rT1.!,
uc' 81 war, 'h,a"p'I ~" '"e cHE' ~ ''' ''''
battle hrii' lr'''F'ay morning spent i"
walking over thc hA'''e ne'u'n"' "''n""f" Wv
ground mas b'tH So"' over ''"'', St' H''y arr
abnhiant proofs 81 " "'aul! CONNECT ""''''''
cannon ln'Is' "n' are ''"''Gfc' every ""r'''
trees r'dlIed with 1"ot P'2.' OF ''";n""' M
ma" gore !" every ""'' "'''''' ""' -
burnt human 'e'h' !" some place. "''''''
arms IeE', and even heads are to H ., see" pro.
Uuu'"E uI'I"r' Wv - .""n ""'
d the hGIa saw n great many G'ad rgnr',
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an Madison street. near the Union house.
| J Enquire OF Leas * Son, or at Wilson's, on
the premises.
march lj--dwlm.
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IusrlC. o. me Misunderstanding
! .utni., made aud promptly paid over. Of
-. # HI. rrsrleacc, over Requa's JcweifN store,
,.IAu.s street.
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LOCAL AFFAIR

Dr. TRrt,pALG has, At the request u "oE'
Yates, gone 60 join the corps OF surgeon" at
p,tsburs LanI,us to render ai1 to the wou"'
died in tho expected battle Of Corio'h,
We ARE now rccciyrn: the latest fashions
Of sprin. aud summer c.oak'--alrcaiy on
hand beautiful assortment OF shawlS FROM
81 - to SGOo-pIaiu and fancy,
We have also u full assortment Of all sizcs
and color, f tho bet make, Of KID aud Isle
thread gloves,
Blo,g A NrwBURGER,
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w, l., DALRYuPiE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General
/ C,,ectny Agent, Cambridge Henry county,
III. Office IN tnc Court House. Reference: "
Bonar, County Clerk; \. Could, Circuit cIefk
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF Henry couh-
w. Ill.
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Carr LUrlfR.--ShcriF Thompson who
rcturuc! from st. louis yesterday informs
Us that he SAW Capt. Lit,lcr while ,Lrr", AMI
although he scenes to b, ioms m'"rah'y
well, yet he regard, hi. condition a. pre'ar''
Gus. If he survives, it will De owing alto
gcrner to his natural robust constitution
Dlr. GU. 30N.
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WILLIAM s,IE,RER.

l'AM!LI GROCERY AND PROVISION
/ STORE, Produce bought aud sold. Store
IA tic west rpmrr ot orleans and outer streets p
the Green Corner,
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CARTER Il HATCH

(ITOULD urgently request all persons hav-
w ing unsettled accounts with them 10 se'ue
the same Immediately.
Rock Island, Oct. il, ls6l
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} .CriFlERS aud Manufacturers OF 'ohes-
nr,aluor,, Importers aad Dealers ~ f"ie'H"
N,1cs and Liquors. Front street, opposite fe'f!
handing, Rock Island.
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)JAlGE Itsi,trnte and Ex.o.Ieto J"Ni.ce
',t t,e P.t.. Collections made and promptly
,Iid ,ycr Oh," "a BtucyN BoyIc's block up
,Itir, Rock Leland.
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4. =. rNI.slOII,


rruRAEl \ COUNSELLOR at Law,
\ solicitor IN Chanccry, Real Estate aud I"''
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y ECrIFIER and Manufacturer OF domestic
~ Liquors, and dealer IN Foreign VINE" al"
I nn,s Palace Row. Illinois street, Rock Island
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DIR. THOMAS CALF,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, y ACCotCli,
| EUR. Residence west corner "i ul''f anu
,trl,,ns streets. Office over BG;ufd's BaEk.
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A FRESH LOT of Mitchell & Johnson's
superior family oIr just received by Henry
Darts Sons, and will be delivered to any part
Of the city-tree of charge Apl, % div.
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premium JuH PRINTING.

urd,r.f rr Ion PAINTING "I.i meet "''' 'f"mp
attrutluf. attarAnsu, urtI,t, ana hrr''e"A'"' ~
FtasuHau.y FItts-
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!. J. Iii.tRD~i.I!N.
4. -. -Wi.i.Ni!i,

| rTORNEY i COUNSELOR AT LAW
\ OMnrl the Court ilp.arr tpuA Island,
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L..NoLtN'
J.u.I.k<GEsif ~ co"

GENERAL Commission aud Forwarding
u Merchants. Dealers IN SAT- h!dfau, ~, ''-
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,It-. VI. OSBORN,
.i.,RI Ii~,Hi!L,

, rTORNEY aud Counsellor at Law, OF
\ ice ia the Court House
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IiNUFACruRER> Of Soap and Car
Il dies. Rock Island, I'll. Cash PAID tor La
.IuS ana Grease,
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LAW Partnership.
q -
COOK d. DRJEf,

Successors Of Cook, Dillon Lnd'ey)
Davenport, lopG.
WE have formed partnership for the
w praticc Of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention. COOK x DhChl'
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Tho great trouble with sewing machines thus
far, has been that those which are good for any
thing, such as Singers, Grover Bakers, or
Wheeler X Wilson's are too expensive. whilst the
cheaper ones we're made 50 imperfect that they
did not answer the purpose. Mcssrs George +.
Collins \ Co., Of Chicago, bring now before the
American public ElHots Improved "Pear'
double threaded machine, which has all the per-
tcctrons of the higher priced machines, and only
costs S30.-Graat R1fhS lNctl iarrritser.
ENlgrs "Prvr' Sewiag Marlm.-We can
truly say that Il Is, for the family, fHr invention
otthc age. How rapidly aud pleasantly It works
aud what 4 convenience 1t must he Wcwohdct
u ,uy family vii be without them when they can
be- obtained NJ So low price a. $50. five had
wife, q farm and a family, surely We should have
one oI these machines, Tor they are Just the thing
for a iarmor's-or, for that matter, anybody's-
family Boston HfrdH.
Cheap ant ScriceabIc-We have, tor some
weeks past, had on trial one ot ElIot's improv-
ed ''pcah" Sewing Machines. The price of II
being cheaper than that OF any other machine We
were somewhat skcptcal regarding ITS reliabilty;
but after thorough and critical trial, we Will say
Il soycry way worthy Of the high reputation sus-
tanned by It, Its chcapncss, instead Of detractIng
from It's worth, makes It the more desirable IN
these hard times Its stitch Is perfect, and then
| the working Of 1t IS SIMPLE that its use Is
| easily learned. To our family friends we fully
recommend It --thtNtiHR Times.
turner's Htrsg aqi DlHgAtos.--Wc refer 70
! Elhot's "pcah" Sewing Machine. the simplicity
and usefulness ofwhlch cannot be 0vcr-estlmatcd.
II has all the rcqu.tcs ni a good aud scrvCeabIe
machine, and the pncc places II within the reach
# all. To those ofour readers who wish good
aud, at the same time cheap machine, wc unhcsl-
tatlugly recommend the one above mentonGd.-
FdTmer'S Ga:ctc.
EHiurS ipwOrrd ''PeaTi' Seriag MichiHs,
sold for $50, we believe to be as reliable and as
scrvicoablc as any 500 or so Machine in the mar
kct.- NOrihWcSt ChWctmaR.
Every Famiiy IS Mtre,ted.-Our attention was
| called, the other day, to an excellent machine,
| which we believe to be the best and cheapest yet
introduced. 1t seems to be perfect IN every way
| and It works admirably, beng very simply and
thoroughly gotten up. The price OF It IS but $50
| 1t IL Eliot's"pcar" Machine. No family should
/ be without one tNrfiaHd HcraH
! For sale by III. pow AIRS,
Near The Cor. Of OHIO y Illinois SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Agent for Geo. +. Collins 4 Co., Chicago, Ill
" B.-Ful instructions gwen.
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

bought and sold.
lie invites all to bring their old traps to him
and get the cash for them.
nj" All kinds OF property disposed OF at Auc-
t,nL nj, far trrmg JOB ROSS.
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HEATING STOVES.
FIRE CRATES,

In short, everything in our line of trade can DO
found and all at prices that Will astonish you.
Give us a call aud see for yourselves:
SWILER s. REID.
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STORE ROOM AND DWELLING TO
RENT.

JONtFH IUNET, tTcTk.
Rock Island. Jan. 18th, 1862
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
GEN. HoOKER's ORDER NO. 70.

To hs Eaifor Of Zhe " j. T'f1unI
SIR; General Order No. II, HoOkers Division 20
which reference has been made several times in your
columns OF iato, was Issued by Gen. Hooker when
Gen. Siekles was in command Of the Exoelsior Brig
ade the I'd brigade OF that division. The latter officer
regarding the order as inhuman and unjust in direct
violation Of act recently passed by Congress for
bidding the rendition of fugitive slaves, and realizing
that the soldiers enlisted in the cause Of freedom bad
other aud holer duties to perform than tbose Of the
slsve-catcher aud kdnapper merely promng H. as
was his duty but absained from directing lie enforce
meut by any special dicium upon the subject Gen.
Sickles was relieved from his command by order OF
Gen. Hooker, when his brigade had embarked on
board Of the transports provided for is aceommoda-
ton and the instant almost preceding ts departure
for Yorktown. lie was relieved early on the morn
ing OF 9Th inst. and left for Washington the same
afternoon In the evening bis more plant successor
i.saed the following order, which was officially
promulgated the next day:
HE,DqU.HIRHs EtcRl.IoE BEIsADs. !
IN UooysE'. Diynos b3sTd L. 8 1Tansy kim CITY,
Oa Liverpool Point, Ap1lt looI.
CIpor1s-Tb. Cobel ding the Brigade desires to
call the attention Of Comsndsts Of to the follo"
ing copy Of from General Odstfo r. fIom Head
quarters, Hooker, Disi.ion.
Under cr.amstance, vii ofcefs having slaves
owned in Secession States permit them 20 ebuK with them
but viii ds.o that they be le At the dopos they Will
he protected lis 81 vosten ofihe laws Of tie sud to
them for private purpose will those having slaves in Ma
md for thft s pGge Commsndan,s Of Brssdes viii
that every part Of this order ia Iisldy enforced"
Il compliance with The above paragraph tie Colonel Com
rnaadns the BrsaGe will hold Ia. Con 1snds. Of Resinons
responsible rigid enforcement Of the order In thoirT
spscti.. commands.
BY command.
NELSON TAYLOR. Colonel CommsrinG Bhs,ds.
o. H. HAnT, A. d. c. and A. A. A. General
Co. ------. commanding - Res simeut
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Hon. C. p Wolcott Of Ohio, Col Solon Of
Virginia Geo. w. McCook OF Ohio, Philip Frazer OF
Florida, L. l.. Nicholson of Washington, Henry
Whtestone of Louisville Israel Lombard Of Boston,
II. N. Slater of Providence, and w. o Bren OF
Montreal, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Gen. Van Rensselaer, Of Albany, aud Lord A. Rus
sell, ii. MacIean. and J.G. Large, from Hamilton,
C. W., are at the New-York Hotel.
Prince Salm Salm, a'tdche Of Gen. Mcclellan 8
staff, with Tie rank Of Colonel and Simon Arboleda,
Charge d Affairs from Brazil, are at the Everett
House.
The Hon. Capt. Jno. Stanley, Lieut.-Col. Gardner
Col. Gordon, and Lieut.! Connolly, of the British
Army, stationed IL Canada, are 1t tle Clarendon
Hotel.
The Hon. Chauncey yibbard Of Albany Judge
Amasa j. Parker and son OF Albany, Judge Holmes
of Boston. and DIR. A. M. Holmes OF the U. 5. Navy,
are sl the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Judge Lane Of Ohio Lieut. Wthers from Port
Royal, S. c.; q. j. Cunningham OF Boston, Robert
Oliver of Baltimore, and M. y. jenkins Of Proyi-
deuce, are at the Brevoort House.
Major w. W. Sherman, Major Vedder (. T..
Chadwick and II. Robson of the L. s. Army, and
W. X. Hunter, G. +. Whtwell aud g. n. Beemer
of the u. s. Navy, are at the Astor Houso.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

h coorsd persons in the District, desiring most re-
snsctfulIy TO show for Themselves their relations,
and friends whom they represent that they sppreci
ate TO the full extent the humane actions when are
now inaugurated TO give freedom to their race pu'
they believe that this freedom will result inJunousV
unless there sh9lI be opened TO the colored peopo
region to (which they may emgratei country
which is suited to their organization. and ID "ni'n
they may seek and secure by their own industry s"a'
mental and physical development which VIII s''V"
them an honorable position in the families oil "0a
great world. 80.
Though colored people are debarred from the neh~
of citizenship their hearts they say, none the less
cling to the land of their BIRTH They desire TO 60 TO
Central America, there 10 be temporarily proec'eu'
so that they may not be wholly excluded from e'e
United States, that they may aid in bringing 10 US
that great commerce of the Pacific, which VIII s'iii
further increase the wealth and powerof our country
THE TENDERS OF HOSPITAL AID.
WAR DgPARTsESr, WARRINGTON, d. C., April 10 i''S-
Col J. H. KussTos, Military 4gsai. PenH'yird"d.
SIR: The Secretary of War directs me TO aeknoN,-
edge the receipt of your communication OF the iilh
inst stating that the Governor of Pennsylvania hds
directed you TO say that should addlonai suIeeohS
and nurses be needed to care and provide ior Ihe
soldiers of the Union wounded In battle, numoer,
NAV be necessary, will be forwarded Immediately
upon the Iequsiiion of the Secretary and to inform
YOU in reply that your letter has been referred TO the
Sureeon-Genera with instructions TO notify Gov
Curtin whenever the volunteer services OF surgeons
aud nurses, and grstuitous supply OF hospital
stores can be made available for the necessary cola-
fort of the sick and wounded
Very respectfully your obsiisnt servant -
P. II. WATSON, Asst Secy OF War
In addition to the above, similar action has been
taken by other States.
PROMOTION OF GEN. SHIELDS.
General Shields has been nominated as MAJOR
General.
PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The latest advices from Fortress Monroe received
at the War Department state that all ID quiet, and
there has been no appearance Of the Mcnimae. 1t
is ascer.Gined from another source that Fort Wool
and Sewsls Point exchanged shots yesterday alter
noon No harm was done as far as heard from.
ARRIVAL or WOUNDED.
Forty Of the wounded Vermont soldiers cam
down on the boat this evening. They are full OF
heart aud ready for another trial as soon as they re-
cover. Not groan came from the crowd in all the
handling, getting on board, SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

THAsKsGiyIsG TOR IHg ABoLIfios OF SLAVERY
- rnE DfsrmcT OF COLUaBIA.-Last evening thc
Rev. Henry Highland Garnet delivered discourse
in Shiloh Presbyterian Church, commemorative
Of The Abolition Of Slavery in tho District oi
Columbia. lie took for his text the following
passage:
"Then samuel took stone, and set Il between MhRsh
and Shen and called tho name Of Il E1enekri s1)"t
Hhe 10 bath tho Lord he'll cd us"-l samuel VIII u
Afor briefly explaining the terms OF the tehl, sno
Getting forth the warmth Of SamuePs grailtude 70
God for victory, even amid the progressive move
ments Of battle, and the proprety OF the hs.c,
"tooka stone aud ,et IT,, &C., in relation 10 'no
duty Of the people 10 mark the abolition oi oaVeiy
In tho capital Of the nation All epoch, Time VI
thanksgiying for victory and adv yancement, ho pro-
ceeded 10 consider various for such e1Pro'
sions OF gratitude and praso to God on our psrt al
this time. lie concluded by briefly crtieiSlng inc
compensation aud colonization clauses OF the Emhh
alton Bill but thankful withal for the meas
ure in any shane, no long it carried freedom WIN
il. lie closed by cheering on his people, who ainia
wears of gloom and almost hopeessDess had bved 70
see the march Of the glory Of God in majesty anu
1be seryices were enhanced by admirable porior-
nanees of tbe choir under tue direction ot @f' E'
Das.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
UNION MEETING AT FAIRFAX en-

On Saturday last the unconditional Union citizens
of Fairfax County held large and enthusiastic
meeting q, FAIRFAX Court. House. On being called
to order, Mr.. John IIauxhurst delegate Of Fairfax
County, WAS chosen President, and MIR. Henry G..
Brooks, the newly-nppointed Posnaster, Secretary.
The President explained tue object Of the meeting,
and called upon the Hon. james T.. Close. State
Senator OF the District, who came forward and ad-
dressed the audience In spirited and patriotic man.
ner giving history Of the restored Government of
Virginia from it's organization up to the present
time He urged the citizens TO take steps Ut once to
defend themselves against armed Invaders. who are
now prov ling around 10 guerrilla bands, numbering
citizens, carrying them of as prisoners to Richmond,
and destroying their property simply because they
dare uphold the Union and stand up for the Const.
tuition aud the enforcement Of the laws.
lie further urged the necessity Of organizing the
county officers, putting tie p4l!la Law IN iorcs, AID
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
AMONG THE REBEL PRIS-
ONERs AT INDIANAP0LIS
SEVERAL OF THE RIOTERS SHOT.

~ Camp Morton, about 8 o'clock On Tuesday
night, "a party OF Seoesh prisoners who had been
drinking. uneX Xpectedly began throwing beef bones
stones and clubs at one OF the reefs ia charge OF
sergeant Of the guard. One Of the guards war i'm
incdiaey dispatched to headq quarters 10 obtain from
Col. Owen orders bow 20 proceed agansi such M
usual conduct Before biz return one Of ths Rebels
struck q guard upon The knee with a heavy beef
bore, iufcting blow that knocked him Of biz feet.
Not caring 70 wait ior orders after the rowdyism
had reached such o climax, the sergeant ordered his
men u fire upOD the naub0rdinate prisoners. The
result was that four were wounded, two slightly aud
TWO severely. None were injured dangerously or
mor,ally, as has been rumOsed. Tho severely
wounded were brought to Center IiOsrital yetier-
day morning.