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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-11
DEATH OF ALMER0N KiNGsBURY

Most Of our people remember MIR, Almeron
Kingsbury, who formerly resided here,
and afterwards in Minneapolis, MINI. He
went from Minneapolis to California, where
hi, brother resided
\ few days ago h!- wife, who resides with
her mother. Mrs. Blackington in Moline, re-
celycl letter from san Francisco, announc'
Ing the sad intelligence Of his death. The
letter states that "he was killed on Satur.
day the 22l Of February, by II snow slide, on
his brother toll road over the Sierra Nevada.
There had been fall Of snow and he went
out in the morning to break open the road
with his horses, when the sad accident &C.
curred.p
People who know anythiugof the terrible
power uf the snow slides in the mountains
will understand that there sscarccly posi-.
bility Of escape from them. But Mr.. Kings.
bury seems to have been on the outskirts Of
the slide ~ his horses succeeded IN getting
out, and his body was found by tracking the
horses to the place
His body was buried at Carson City, with
masonic honor-.
lie was 43 years Of age.
EplToR ARsrs-pcar Sir In your issue Of
Yesterday notice AN article rejecting uuon
the Chicago papers for claiming every regi
meut HAVING y Chicago man in it. rs theirs,
and agree with you perfectly upon that
subject, but YOU are under a mi,arprolcn.
sion CONCERNING Col. Juliu. White, which /
know YOU will take pleasure in correcting.
The article in question would create the
imprc,.iou E,r.J that col White received
no ipiuric, nj Pea RIDGE. bnt secou3 that
under rre,opsr. If a hr.krn l., he !. endoay.
oring To- humhuo the president into nromot
inc INN. and N,iyd, tina, he !. q uc,c r,li,i.
clan and n, soldier
You saw. There i. no doubt at all that
Col. White behaved we'll IL, the hattIc Pea
p;d,,o, o,.l ..,,,,;,,od hi,,solr l;t,, , t.o,,
and Gallant ..,lieru Tbi. yea. sc,, lv eve
~ one near him and i ,o.t d;.ru,o
III. h,r.o ,y,. .,r,,, l,y l.ol lu,ir, III,
FIGHT and ,hrov him Nat helm, a surgcon
and heinz o,bcrvi.r. , lji,icntlv o,cu,iol dur
the time what ,rc,i q iniurv he rccoivea
IA nat ln,r L,, Iecopso L. bol ,Lo c,r,;,,,J,
10 hear il vitJ,,uf ,,mnIoipt md ,o,foru
his duty. do not think he should be accused
of WISHING +, r,r.o himself into notice thoro
BY. 1t appears t, me tina, the true Inference
;s the cva,, rcyar.,
III. ,o,ro,ror h..,,c H.. s,,n.o.o, ,ho.
he c,uI1 attain co,tifc,,o from ,bo .erinr
srr,eo, .rt,cio,,, ,, .,t,o;, lo,ro g ohso,,,
without hoy;n, rr,roJ o,, ir;,rc
ra wh;,a ,.o., ;,3ooI ,.,;,,,,, c..,.
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NOTICE..

WE notes, book accounts and papers of
l Mr. julius Schulzc, saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to him are notified to make
immediate payment, or cost will be made.
HENRY FlSCHEL, Justice of the Peace
Rock Island, Dec +, lS6l.
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STORE ROOM AND DWELLING TO
RENT,

( Madison street, near the Union house.
" Enquire oi Lcas \ Son, ot ut Wilson's, on
the premises.
mlfrh lI-dMlm.
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LADIES WILL PLEASE TAKE MOTTO,
IL . vi As j. HUF ORD.
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry 4 Machine ShoD.

EbPS constantly on hand and makes to
~ order, Steam Engines, Bollers,~Water,
hees' M'Ii Irons at all descriptions, Store
fronts ana all other articles made ofcast iron -
Particular attention gwen to the mapuf,c,nro :
bolIer ana Nheet-lron Work, as well as RIack-
Shl'th'he and Steamboat work. Also. dealer IN
rig ana Sheet Lead, Block Tin. and Block Zinc,
wrought Irons, Butt and LapWelded Pipes, ot,I'
sizes brass piI Cups, Globes, and all articr es usu
shop. "'"e
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Senator Chandler says he knows of trai.
tors in the loyal army. Make him tell who
they are, Mr. Stanton, or send him to Fort
Warren.
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J.. -. SWEENEY,

4 T1OtNGi X COUNSELOR AT LAW.
y ohi e, corner of Eag, y Illinois streets,
near the CITY Scales, Rock Island, Illinois,
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[ 'HlCAGO & ST. LOUIS R. Il. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Two Express Trains on and after Dec lstls6l
rams VIII leave West Side Union depot at Q
N haIy, except Sundays, and ll.ij m. e.cent
saturdays. Arrive at Chicago at . m and 81
pm. " 0'-0
ct '"Iie' ana wilmington Accommodation leaves
Anight train, with sleeping car attached ,.;Ir
luh through to st. Louis every night, except sun.
day, leaving this city at As
JAMES ROBB, Receiver.
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BY Telegraph.
hrci'~ite'y far The unity argus
The EsittSburg
Battle!

The Best and Fullest Account Of the
Battle of Pitt,burg Landing
GEN. WALLACE LIVING
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE EST.
MATE OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
LARGE NJ MBERS or PRISONERS
COMING NORTH.
LIST OF OFFICERS KILLED AND
WOI NDED.
Complete Last # kHicd Glw UOHHdm nat
yd Nadc OW.
SPLENDID ACTION or TAYLoR'S ARTILL'Y
7HE PRISONERS. Tram ISLAND 50 10.
Two Millions of Property Taken at the
Island
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BENJAMIN T. RiCH'S ESTATE.

To Timothy Ncaf and Tie Unknown hcIr- 0f Ben.
Jtmrn t. Rich, deceased.
Take notice that 4 petition has been filed IN the
Clerks oihcc al the County Court OF Rock Island
county and state Of Illinois against YOU, and one
Sylvester Cox, by Amml Il ilthbun as admins.
TRAITOR of tn" estate Of benjamin +. Rich, dccras-
ed, PRAYING leave to sell lot numbered eleven 4 i
aud the south half al lot numbered twelve, ll2l IN
block numbered sixteen 49, IN the town "f Cor
do'a IN SAID Rock Island County, H., to pay debts
ot SAID estate. And affidavit oi YOUR uun-rcsdcncc
having been filed, now, unless yuu appear at the
May Term, \. d., 1862, ct sand court, to be hold
en- IN Rock Island IN SAID county and state on the
THIRD MONDAY N MAY next, hcIug the 18Th
day Of The month, the sad petition wlIl be taken
Tor confessed aud a decree entered accordingly.
Dated this 9Th day Of April, A. D., 1862
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
(mAN. VI. OsnnRN. Tor pnlItnurr-
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Instead Of the prQHh for scml.anuuaI d,y,d,n,,
IN addition To premiums, usually drawn ,,nn, ,h,'
insured, ny stock companies, To pay eastern s,orL
h"'defs, the 'atcs IN the ILLINOIS MuTu. M, Az
'qutahly arranged rs only To require from the
mthbcfs sufficient money to pay, with rertain,,,
all losses aud expenses. The premium notes now
amounting to over one MlioH DoHars. are So
e.,eu pg a l'.n upon the properly insured, valued
at over Ten Millions. THIS annie G,rJ ,r ~ ="
sure guarantee Tor the payment OF ,rsyy L,," ,L.,
security being all located IN Illinois, and subirr,
10 our own laws No policies are issued ont ot
thlS STATE The members are subject to no t,va
t'oh-all losses being adjusted by agreed arb,t,,.
Hoh' =" "'Srs caShed wifhiR ninety dagS, that
occur "ha'f Poi'G"S PAD ycariy N adraHrf
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Co.1au's advertisements.
LOST.

IN Thursday evening u gold breast pin
" was lost ~ IA" methodist church, or on the
sidewalk between II and otter street, ANY one
finding the above, viii be- suitably rewarded by
leaving Il, with name oi finder, a, the ARGus Of.
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Proclamation from the President.
TELEGRAPH TO SAVANNAH
The Rebels E,acuatc santa Fc.

Important News from Yorktown
Gen. Mcclellan turning the Screws on the
Rebel Army.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS ,

- BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
d. ~ haf'' samuel Wade, H. ". Billings, h,
Gllmsn, Timothy Turner, Lyman TrnmImlI.
Robert smith, Henry Lea, John Atwood, J.
W'S'hwcppe, BenDamn f. Long, Elias lIibbofG,
ftncs Hoffman,, Lewis Kcllcnbcrpcr, NJ. q,
Atwood; '''' ~
OFFICERS;
VI, Il. ATWOOD, President
LhWlS kELLENBERGER Treasurer.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN BLAlSDELL, General Agent.
j. H. HOWARD, Asst Gcn'l Agent
Agents have been appointed IN every count,
ana IN an The principal cities and towns IN the
state, Application for insurance may he made to
:, l., r. Baker, Agent for Hampton d. ". Gould,
Moline, aud brcwH \ Dcy0rc, Porn Byron
JAMES NJ. BuFORD,
Agent for Rock Island, Illinois.
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AM advertisements.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Comm,
WIN successful
Business Experience Of over az Years.

captab sl,ooo,oOo, Loose, patd, 100000
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CHANGE OF AGENtY.

IL J. UNDERWOOD having resigned the
| AGENCY of the ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE IN
sURANCE CoMpANy, for Rock Island and vicinity,
/ have appo ntcd j. NJ Buord to be the Agent.
All business with the Company in this Agency
will be done through him until further notice.
J. +. HOWARD, Asst Gen'l. Agent.
march DIV I'm,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-26
FR0M NAsHvELER.

As stated By Us III oar last issue. Nashville
had not been occupied bg she enemy up TO 9
o'clock, P. 81 on MONDAY Fourteen hundred
Federal troops. it is stated, had appeared and
camoed at Edgefsld, on The opposite side Of thi
Cumberland, on Saturday. It is also stated
that the city suthorities bad formally suuendereo
the city. with the stipulation that private pro
Psrty should be respected, and that slaves win
should attempt to escape would bs returned
This latter report IS improbable. Il is no par
ii the policy cur enemies intend 70 inauguratey
should they succeed in their work Of subjuga
ton.
We have another report froul Chattanooga, s.
late as the 2s.h. which STATES that fvs Federal
gunbos,s had arrived At the Nashville landing
on Sunday. A large number Of the citizens 81
the CAPITAL were at Chattanooga and other
points, where hotel accommodations could be
found. Tse extent Of tie alarm is no doubt ez-
but We give the intelligence as il has
reached us
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-26

The New York fri5uRs, Of the 9Th, has the
following eeeount of sale of conhseated cot
ton, made in Gotham on The day previous
The second sale Of coaiiseaied sea Island aud
Upland cotton took plaes yesterday afternoon,
az Paohc auction, by BUrtatt, Jones & Co, al
the Atlantic dock stores by order Of Collector
Bufney. Ii consisted Of l76 bales Of Sea Isand
cotton, brought IN the steamers Vanderbilt,
Atlantic and Ocean Qaeen from Port Royal, aud
nine bates OF upland cotton The lots were
from one to fourteen baies aver aging from 400
70 2Uu0 pounds, and the prices varied according
% the quality Of the article. The attendance of
buyers was NOT large, yet the bidding was spirit
ed enough. Some OF the Sea Island cotton
beng OF an inienor quality, brought as low Is
p cents pounds, 20 cents being the highest
paid All OF the cotton had been ginned a the
south, and each bale had been married upon the
plantation, IN order to give the owner chance
e feeeiye the value thereof, should be prove to
6e loyal man
Mr. buiaett the auctioneeg, stated that the
sale had been ordered by collector Barney. and
the terms were cash The first l0t of six
paies. Si2l pounds, was SOLD 70 Roh IT levin
az 81 cents Mr.. L. bought the second Jt, %
1877 pounds at 40 cents; third lot. f0075
pounds, at 81 cents, and the fourth let, ~
pounds, at 50cents
Maltoie d Co. puFehased 56 bales, 1927 !
pounds, At 81, y, SO, 56 and so cents.
Robert Juice bought 1879 pounds al 26I I
9, G & Il N. Tabor purchased 81 bales,
= i042i pounds, at 56i, 65, 695, s., and g. 4
ehts.
= 9. Wilson bought sos pounds at 81 cents
!, eaFrets Tour bsles u Is cents Tuesdsle q
'ieen ten bales, az 52} aud AZ cents; c. Bur
ess zine bales at 81 -, 81 AID So cents.
EF Pamela county, Miss. is doing her share
filing up the army. The star say that two
omPanies have been nearly completed IN this
Dunty--one by Col ll s. Ward. the other By
aPt. Thomas + Ngilsoa.
InE WlIaAr ckoP--RpsFss fscm different
lcslens Of the coHiedeaey Represent The wheas
aa o'her growing cf91s as very PROMISING.
p A new gunboat, called the Gaines, was
'inched at Mobile On Thursday last.
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rTNAKI1N Up ~ J ssyi "a. o1 the z esq,s.
a Of SIP en-ber, fs5l, sA N Axe Az. Is -,
nice vears ola i0.r zen Ma sgh sili la.f 8
digsf tis aez ai around the = g. aaa vailsd ll
s@ so esd eiaytoa lesides la lhe Skin GsyI IJi-
frict
rshe1 u7 by Peter 6ra5ar. the loth day Of D..
eenhe- 1851 BAY Il RSa, eight years Old fifteen
hgnsfs hga. righ renk. DE sFot On lea side
sh'd u ruad ana vaiusd s. 500. The above ra.e
beea eii Vita Jesse L. llarrs who re. isss aesr
Memphis Tenn
Tsssi no by g u Eteiy on the 20th p Of Iaraa-
Ty 1862 SAY ttoHah, tea Ftars Old. sll.t.e1 h-ads
hish as- fis5 of L aa SAT- oa lhres i et aa1 vs
ufd ~ s39 sad hssiy lives in the six esn d t..7f
}alfcI. Iaie+ uerIa pf Eudef4 chprra q Ps4kns
fem
Taken az ~ VIM =. Elaias. On sts i6sa day of Jar
mars 1872 hslt hag MAtL ssCbE 81 eta yeara o.s
flaftsen hsi hish thoi b. sf3ie foaeAed aad boboed
uad vaasd q SO. SD li7 ~ rssides ia ne sIsth
Oiyit Diii-cti ia ths Puiaf, n-ar ~ eli rivsr
issfl up - 4aau q anilA TIE slst dav of gar-4
ua1y esq chesuus sltrsi MARE PONY Six ysars
I'D, tive iye hands b 5ilsa tle are s5ft h'nd f35l
'gltls uIarysd slh - 8 q shol bsfofs s raued at
SD -ld arlt-lgs % aleua b s. Hesr Au1alaar Town
t5Leu y oy trs- Aaf here8ss tas ~ i ias of
sa1lsly ldaz : so-rsi tH.A MUAL fonfteen yeas
osd 1iiteea h.sds hisa, alps n ths rish tors fslt
am valu-d 81 Sad trs. Sefuess Erss is rbs
.sgs nsa eltil BisiEieL ore ald loarta niles flon
q 1Tl-ast0en * s. FIFH
h-ssa realaazg 1i1 ie- aaDgeE.
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A Scene on ship soarss-Gsrear r.s,-- sr
ssrouerlv.

Correspondence Of the Boston Journal
SHu' ISLAND, January, 1562.-The ship Black
Prince, Capt Hover, which sailed from Bsst,.n
oa the 22d alt. for this port with a cargo Of
stores and horses for the expedition, arrived here
On Wednesday, the 18th inst. She brought ont
Bisut Pickmsn, and ten men of Can't Reed !
company OF Mounted Rife Rangers, intending
70 serve as body guard to Gen. Batter, eli Of
whom arrived IN safety. The horses, one hun
dred and fifty three in number, put on board IN
Boston, were g superior class Of animals. having
beea selected from large lot foF the especial
use OF the mouDted rangers, and were valued At
not less than two hunaIed dollars apiece Who
ever had charge Of the slowing Of the horses on
board OF the snip, appear to have attempted a
slight improvement over lhe plan which was
adopted in slowing those shipped By the king
fishermen and George Green, as sings were
placed under the bodies and fastened 10 the deck
beams above Aside from this, the arrange
ments barweea decks were the same or even
worse than on the other ships. There was the
same slight scaniling secured to the deck and
beams by common board nails; the same great
pays on either side--in il whole dr0yes Of horses
(tWelve in a bay) were placed--sepHased from
the others b5 q plank dangling between; aud
ike the other horses, these poor beasts had not
wherewisbsl to brace themselves upon the slip
pery deck That qnartermaSter George was
aware Of the iasufsicieney Of the asaneeaents
for transporting the horses BY former vessels is
svident IRON the fact thai Capt Fairbanlxs. of
the George Green, wrote him from Fortress
Monroe statiag that one nights experience at
.oa had eonvincel him that the horses were inn
property guarded.
This may have induced the quaTtesmasier to
.dd tie thugs, which, from then improper shape.
IS the sequel shows, proved sniAigry rather than {
. benefit to tie horses Bssides being only half
vide enough 70 cover tue body Of the horse.
bcv were SO arranged that when the horses
to be dewn, as they naturally would.
hey assumed a sitting posture with their fore legs
d the air; the next struggle, if they siIeceed
a bresBiug fileir halfe-s, Bringing them under
he feet 0f the horses next to them. Then they
ad 70 b dragged out bodily by main strength
ae front Of toe sad sawed cut, and the horses
louxhs back again to 90 through the saue per
5fnlsnee Is secn IS they recovered their asases
Isd sll tbs ingenuity in Massachusetts been en-
loved. mOrs tstsl way Of slowing the horses
culd not have been devised.
Ga tbs day after leaving Boston. and while
e ship 9as u Massachusetts bay, she eneoah-
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saBN. PILLov,s orFIcIAL REPORT.

GEN. PELEOw,s OFFICIAL REPORT.
Ne present our readers this morning viii
Gen. Pillows very fun and satisfactory re
port Of the three battles fought At Fort Donel
son. on the I1fh 18th and 10Th insis., Iespec-
sively. Itsko7s The conflict to be the most ter
rible and har5-cohtested battle ever fought upon
the American continent, and reflects new luster
upon the well-earned fame OF southern vslor.
Let no one fail 70 read It
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eENERAL PiLLow's sPEECu LAST


N6NNka
In response TO the uggent call Of a large
audience, at the Gsyoso House last night, Ger.
PILLOW, who arrived in the city from MuI-
ressboro' yesterday, made a short, interesting
sad eloquent speech, explaining the .eireun-
stances Of the battles at Fort DOnelson, and the
cause Of the capitulation. Ia explanation oi
these 1aattors. we refer the reader to his official
report found elsewhere.
Gen. PILLOW made ieryid and earnes.
.ppeal to Tennesseaans to arouse themselves
from their apathy and rush to arms, if they
would sustain their rsnown gained upon Other
aelds lie said it Is true, the present was ful
Of gloom, but the future was hopeful; and if
our armies win only 6ght as gallantly as did
he dauntless spirits who were overwhelmed
st Donelson, southern independence viii be
achieved as certainly as be then addressed that
audience.
The speech Of the General evinced the same
courageous and fearless spiris which be ha-
.iways exhibited in the feld--that Of invinci
oiiity
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UOTT0N BROKERAaE AND STORAGE.

1 AAfh large, new hricz Warehouse us-fs ~
4 'satcrP COT, ~ Holly 5pfil e. M5L " d 8uv ana
> ore % ION untt th- olaek de i opened. Aeo 8
lse oiick FIoi-e beuse with cslisr WiI retei=s
Sl-aF and Aoas. es vi oihs- rroatce r.s e31..---
emf OrderH snd snipa1, ufs 81 eise4
kAFERENcEs III .rris, Huuf q Pick ~ Tvorans-
ey Co. Jones brown Co. D. II Tossn-rui Nsl--
4ls ienn b. II MaTTHETS
f-2f lf.,.l-
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TENNEssEE - HER DUTY IN THE
CREsEs.

TENNEsSEE - HER DUTY IN THE
CREsss.
It is not palatsble to Us to proclaim the fact
that Tennessee bys not in every emergency sus
tanned herself ia this war. as she should have
done. The troops she has sent into service, have
not exhibited that cool intrepidity, good dis
eipline, aud bold daring IN the field for which
her sons were SO distinguished in other days.
We are not altogether at loss to account
or this circumstance, so Notifying to om
pride. There IS certainly to be found among
our population some Of the best fighting ma
sterisl in the Sou b, and where our regiments
have gone iaso battle losli-draled, they have
added new lsures those so vsIautly won 81 Mon
tsrey, Vera Cruz aud CeEro Gordo. Sufficient
attention is not probably paid by officers to drill
and organization, without which no valor can be
effective in contest against the brutal stolidity
Ct the enemys regulars Our troops should not
be hurried into the feld in such hot haste before
undergoing the preliminary discipline of the
eamP--ss least where it can be avoided.
Buff we would retrieve ourselves. and wipe
out. IN a measure. the imputation Of toryism to
which the treason Of JOHNSON, ETHERiDGE,
and their associates, have destined eur State in
history, we must be up and doing. Our soil has
been iHvaded, and the ensign Of a vile tyranny
that would enslaye Us is already faunted in cur
face, and viii soon Aost from the dome Of eur
State capitol. In the fer4id language Of Bona
PARTE, q Or eoaEfry Is IN dagger There
IS 10 tine for vain delays and inaetion! The
intelligence comes to us that men are needed for
aetve service at Columbus for The defense Of
Memphis. Duty iorbids us to parley about The
rank and capacity in which we will serve. The
day has past when the Disgusting scramble
for Office can longer be tolerated We must
be wiling to accept that most honorable
and sef-saeTifeing Of al positions-the rank Of
q private who tights for the flag Of his country
and not the tame Of self We would feel morti-
6ed 70 zee this eal, ofwhieh we speak, respond
ed TO BY other States than our own. Teunes-
5eeans must be foremost in defending their own
soil, and to finch 6om duty now is little better
han treason. We unst have 10 inglorious sur
-ender among our people-nO cowardlg capitu-
ation-no inaclon so long as an armed Zoe oc-
,upiss a foot Of our territory To yoa, Teanes-
scans your country looks for help in this hour |
of trial TsrTy not until another disaster over
axes us but go forward patTioticaIly, fearlessly,
promptly.
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ATTENTION
MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEERS

kfa1-ON fEAiNS uutsF ia iafe G I "a he p---77,s
' o. Tie o1te crate states far se~e.t rseiiseot.
a5e hefeay noia' tnat The subser bsr 4. uI -,fhr
1ed 70 unstsr INTO service at ,rsss-, ,-sis- s
l Comp nies mus eoEsiit af sixty fsf uri ratss ss
sF-Vs coilIui stoned aud nonccsrm silei f7srs 49,
ha "a uiinUr1 uloer. vi hen ni s5lti = ~ -e7,,s-.l
ihey VII BE- entitled % sub sfrfencs eautac>-r snI
tfauspo 'iation sad VII sHo o. srntd b zgLers-
EN- HsadqgaEt2rs e hsr1allrs ~ j, l--nrrsr
- - - ~ -is7es ~ u a1liuall ai cseuaia
joiinth or eiseThera- and ur- ~ il-si-n ~
fsz5les = -s.sPsf5N
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RUNAWAY sLlFR F0R saIE

0A SATURDAY, 21i dag Of 5farsh, ls6a st -,
~ coart Eoass DOOR IN The town sf Trnf b ion ,-,
" i-iili vi Proeeet 20 sell ths hFhssr 58ser
T. ei-sh, hheig NEGRO COY. Sad tav wa go,
-it.e q iae Jal q coon COWS y ibs zrs day 81
jsnHarys ient a. rnns7Fav. be is Of biacE 20 ,r
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Notice.

BRANCH UNION Bank TExyEssEE.l
MEAPats, FebruaI y - lef2.
his Bank az b. closed on FIidsy tae 2-ih nat
4 in accordance with the isulstou Of President
Davis Al notes falling Cue that day win BE- payable
Oh DAY previous
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n The New York Hsrald has originated a
new apology for the vandalism Of the Lincoln
government, as exhibited in the attempt to des-
troy the iulets to Charleston harbor With the
stone feet That paper says:
The stone fleet IS one Of the molshns which
people at long distance have imagined to be
mountain IN reality Il viii be Of service 10 the
harbor OF Charleston BY diyerling the rush Of
water nom the small channels to the main one.
ihe eject oi which viii be TO deepen the latter,
and make Il more accessible to large Shipping
than heretofore. For year It may answer our
purpose but aftsr that il viii answer the pur-
pose oi Charleston, 81 directly improving the
port 10 the nsnneI named. Why, therefore, ali
this huiabaloo about nothing
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