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gyJAy.M. TAYLOaa soT. aue.oneer..

DEAUTIFUL kUliI ING LOT ON
Is .HE HORra .IDE OF CLAY.
ABOVE ADAMS ST, T AUCTlON -
We win sell poo the premises, ON IHUns-
DAY the 9Th dav of February, comm eHelns
q, ~ O'Clock +. nj "a b-aatifni BuiloiDg Lot
ON me north side of Clay, above Adams ST.,
and adjoining the residences Of b Oar
forth and T.. a. Parhsr. Eos. II fronts AZ
feet aEd runs back i5o feet
TEGss Ooe-haif, cash tina bTirncs at
and l3 months, for negotiable nore with In
,srest added, and secured by trust deed -
The purchaser to psy the taxes foI 1854
fe Id J M. TAY OR A s. IN. s.ucie.
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UNIvERSALlST CHURCH, MAYO
~ STRHKT.-Rev. A. BossxaHAN will de-
row SUNDAY night. on the doctrine Of tho
"RxsURR8cfIox. Service to commence at u
o'clock. Morning servtce at IL O'Clock. The
public generally are invited to attend. Seats
(ree. fel-lt<
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AaOokMENn
EUNi FUNi RUNi FCKi
COME ONE. COME ALL.

We, the undersisned, m en- bsrs Of the South
ern Harmonious, herewith teudsr our scr
vice. gratis, on MONDAY EVENING. FEB
81, for COMPLY BEN EFT u
Mr. r. JHAI BucxLEY, stsge Manager o.
Metropolitan Hall and Mr. II. ULlYfeN, Fire
Tenor, ON which occ. & on several volunteer,
Of acknowledged talent, from aryland, vii
appear, In connection with the msmmoti
company:
TIM Morris. 8 n. Gregory, Tim Norton
Bardette, Macon, Il. Allen, ana others
fel-lfR
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Latest FROM sAvAMAH.
Uai1ssPssyssA Csnnu1isasisn with Fer,
-sl eh Puloski. et&

SAvASSA1, Jan. sl.-Ths RspuSlicas OF this
morning says, that the steamer I.sesburs
won't 10 Fort Pulaski on yesterday, ana "a.
turnsd safely 70 the city. Three shots were
dred st her fren Tybee Island, but they felt
abort. ~
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UODUIW i AFPEH0UN, !
Sel-I.W AHctiOnpaIS

INHREE ~ Va, oLr. BUt d.
INH LIT, ON GRA. T. SIR EFT.
HErW ZEN 2s.H ND 18th StEEGIE,
FOR SALE az AUGTI IN AT rha re quest
VI the executors Il he la 10 .samusl Skinner,
deceased. we shatl sell at nuotic Luctivn, tn
the premises, on MlNDAY, toe 10th kebru-
airy, 1862, at Al O'Clock +. M, those three
beautiful LOIS ioCitt d ;is above, a3lotninK
the la ts residence of the dscadent, fIou tina.
each about 30 feet on the ,outa size Of 0rscs
strea,, running back 1855 faot III an Alley 20
feet " iGe. i Re- Los i.rs. nynrig The most
bea utIfu l in that Desirable IocaHsy. sn
IERas.-- ORe- thirc cash; balance G { six an d
twelve mouths, for neg liable aotes, Interest
added, and titlr retained iii laatDots is PAID.
The taxes for 1862 20 be paid by tho purchaser.
eODDlN Il AFEEESON,
fell Aurfi GERS.
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LOST.

r OSr OR HTRAYED- From my rssidsnoe,
i 4 on Broad street, Ahovs the Central Depot,
: snall White POODLE DOG; answers - the
name OF lAAYo. He had around his neck .
small hrass boll, attached to . red ribhon.-
A liberal reward will b paid II brought -
my residence. xgra s7esse
hl-lta LEWIS MILLER.
7 O0T On SfRAYED-A BLACK HOSE.
H has . blase II Ills fosehaad; Ais Aind
feet are white, ana . large soaT on his front
noO. An o8poasao will - pAidao6 q lthoral
inward given u To4urno4 to- 80 se.sgv9eS
Da. y. 0EAM8, -
- l-sts Gles. Of 0Faes asA n stresls.
ii U0T-la za01st last, my EDkn IA
IL 182S. WIN lost they W0So II . tin
66&. lHAAO GOALS
1el-lts 4 M 0aAo color.
r O6TEE 1zb6E q % Oh "a BociS0,
WitA ny naDe, !. J. DaDooo. upoA. tAa
Sk3k o. 70. 4 MborAl yvWara viii ~ given
Tor ~ delivery st this oGse. bl-lts
nVNAWAY.-0 6 1EwAtN Will - PAID
II for sha approAsnsi0u 80G 1eltrbry In
RI. 6radDso jail Of negro NAN 1Amsd
Jon. Il = eupDoeed ~ = eftsndtng In Soma
&c - 0tltt1s1 ea1H! 1Ae1 - etsy, I'D at
~ 4
4 - 4 II
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O0Ax nv N.Y. - -
Bates mrs ~ F
Beauchamp mrs Al
BollAm mrs 4
'sevill mrs Roberta
Benels mrs Lloyd
Bell mrs Mary a
Bell miss SeltA
Beasly N L
Bland mrs Louisa J
Hlair mrs Sarah
BoAuchamp miss IA
Bid Sarah
Berry mrs A A
Bethel mrs NJ Ellen
RlApkenship mrs b ]
Bfd burn miss Mar,
M
Ben thall miss l.
Bolts miss Moliio
Bazye mrs N E
bowls miss Lucy J
Breeden miss 4 J
hrackett miss Ella
BriEgs mrs ID A
BroAddus miss + A
Brown mrs Patsy
Brooks miss Mary
aush mrs Mary A
Butler mrs Mary =
Hurwell miss N Z
Burrues miss b
Cunan mrs l. l.
Cunon mrs Marian
Gross mi . Sarah n
Crutchdeld mrs ID A
Crawford mrs Ann q
Cooper mrs n 8
UOnley mrs u +
Courtney mrs A Il
Coles mrs James A
Goldman mrs A
Uoake mrs e u
Clarke mrs John ]
Chandler a J
Chick mrs Ann D
OArmsdy Bridget
Curtis miss Susan i
Grow miss Ann r
Grafton miss Il "
Cosby miss n +
Lrump miss E
Uorcoran miss II
Grafton miss Emma
Cook mtss ID A 2
t}ollier miss Jane L
Oocne mics saline
Collins mlse 1!EAoSes
CLARK miss : Is
collins miss mery.
clemens MIS- anne
laioorne miss IA
Ohr1sttan miss ga
OnAse miss e.
Caftef miss S4e
CoTtef mis- - "a
U Uara, NM S Suo
Usnse. M.s Ma
~ M Sn.
U U.CnIn.on ETY. So"
D ILL.,. M.s - T ~ I.
49, ~ ~ 80 !. Vs 49,
ns .nc. 49, - 80
U Uenn n.t .L 10
D LIZ. LIE. 0H IT, SC
D Duunovaus m.ss ~. p =
ILL., Euns. .. It,. !. r III
ru uyo. M..S H ~"
E,,,s NJ, 80. U..sndy,e
E. r. =, ~. :. go
E.",E ~
-; 80. M.,vA
III, G' -. -. a
T ...o -, ~
swvH 49,. n ,
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BY ALEX. MOTT, Aro'y.
FUTURE pay.
Bv dODDkS 4 APPsRSON, Isc'ys.

VALUABLE ANDB s,AUSIFrrL fARAI
OF 90 aOAES, IN III 4 COUNTY or
.rUEEa, ON y l. Vlh4,eIA OEv
tRAL hAILkOAD, ar HANOVER T. II.
DEPOT, Is Mills F,.UA IUha3ND,
FOR SALE at AUui ION, INCLUDING
CROPS, ST CkS, DO. THERE, N AT tae
request Of hr. oseph A. Wmgiield, We shaa,
sell, at public auction, on the PR misses. On
TUESDAY, the lSll OF ebf nary. 1863, NJ III
O'CLOCK a H., If lair; If not. the hrs far day
thereafter, the beautiful Farm caiied'P RS.
PECr HILL on which Mr. Wit ght la now
resides, containing abou' 800 acres. u plasand
survey Of which viii De sxnipitsd a. The hSur
OF sale. The Farm sdicins the lands Of
Messrs w. a.. WicKuam, w .. Winston, T..
s, Chisholm. Henry Cady, and others .sboes
$50 acres are open land, which has upon It
seyeral fecs OF fine mari, and one hun
bred and fifty acres in fine original grcwit,
from wEich Il large quantity OF cross uss
and wood may be cut VI ihe arabic land,
which IL equal TO anyin the Neigh borhood.
there are lz5 acres OF niue low grounds, we'll
drained and fertile, ed ttu to The Growth OF
grass. The dwelling hes new ADDITION 10
IT, and con tains above the basrmen rooms.
Tine location is provsrbiai fJr - healshiness,
and Is rs beauii:ui al any IN E3sieru VIZ
/ ginia, commaEdins an xtended view OF t1e
surrounding country. and OF tes central
Railroad foI about > r. ~. Ii is unnecessary
20 s.,y more i'll resp. CT to his estate but 1t II
respectful y suggested that persons disposed
to pUr. base VII exsm'he the place, v.b:rh
will bs shoWa them b. Flr. Gi.gnslu
,f,er tine sale OF the land, ell the pei Is IA bis
property on the place viii DO sod, tousIss lag
OF thu crops OF Corn, Hay, toduer, Shneks.
The stock OF Ho ses, Mules, attic, HoEs, &C..
and the Farming Implements and noass-
mold Furniture. .+sa .sr5-
TsRAs.-For the land, one. third cash b, J.
ance ut anu two years, for b.nas, hearing
interest, secured by 'trust deei. For the
perishaOle estate, all sums unGsr $40, cash !;
over that amount, mouths czsdit, tVr isp-
proved endorsed goti .0is papsr The
taxes on the land for this year ~ be paid BY
The purchaser -5-9N -E Is
6ODDIN l. APPERsDE,
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BOAR DING.

DOARD.-Two or three single gen item en-,
Id and one small family, can gat BOARD
IN respec table family, within ten minutes
walk Of the Capitol, by immed applica-
ton 70 the occupant Of the house.
Inquire at the once Of the Richmond En-
quirer. - fel-lta
BOARDING
ID A few gentlemen can obtain BOARD,
\ lth comfortable ROOMS,
in a private family
On CLAY street, between 4ih and 9Th.
House next to the corner Of 4 h st south
81 dc fe l-2lx
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LumsIord mlss 3 +
Lucas mis- Va
Luckett miss II u
Ltndaay mics n
Lipseo ".b MIRA 4 A
Lawrence mrs VIM
LAWroLco mrs q Z
Lea miss Il E
J.ieon mrs Martha
Lee miss Allie
Maddox miss Mary q
Martin miss Arabolla
Mayo miss Martha
Meredith mrs d A
Miles miss B A
Mitchell mrs n AD1
Miller mrs Eliza A
Miller mrs Elizabeth
Miller mrs 3
Morgan mrs Jane n
Moore mrs "a A
Norris mrs r b
Moore miss Clemmy
Morris mrs Marie A
Murphy mics O0
Null Mrs
Murray miss d 3
Mundy mrs Emma Y
Montgomery miss. =
MacGiM d mrs Eliza d,
McBlair mrs ChAs
Mci;loy mrs e F
McBlAir mrs r
Mc0imn miss LA
Mc0ee mrs susan W
Nash miss Betty !
Norris mrSU n
Norris mrs Mary A
Newman mrs i
O'Oonnell mrs ID
Organ mies Mollie
Usterbine mrs ST
ODwyer MIRA DIX
Patterson Mar tina A
Pierce mrs A A
Perry miss Jennie
Perkins mrs Mary
Pendelton mrs Mary :
PegEagno miss q
Pembelion mf5 Lucy
Pleasan t. mrs J w
Philmore mrs Emma
Pollard mrs e
Porter miss =
Power mrs n
Pryor mrs Jennie
Pemdeganst misc E
Page mrs ID
Rainkips miss G.
Randolph mi % AL
kuth mrs Isabella
Reaford Lucy A
Hiddick mrs Susan K
Kicker miss Mary Il
Rogers mrs II
Roam miss Susie
Robertson mias r A
Roberts mrs NJ Z
Robinson miss Lucy
2obertson A (col'dl
Robinson mise N II
Ryleno mrs h p
Kylan mics J0
Ryan mrs Mary
6ylAnd mise Kate
Rudd miss Lulis Z
st CLAIR miss = JF
SmoOte miss Sally
Smith miss MARY H
Smith mics Susan
Seaton miss Ellen
sharp miss Sarah II
Seldom miss Mollis
Sawyer miss carrie
Scott miss AuGustie
Saunders mrs r
Scott mrs Narah z
Shaw mrs Martha z
Shepherd mrs Edwin
Shepherd mrs 8
Shepherd mrs DIR Jos
Shord > AE
Shelton mrs
Simpson mrs Fanny(
Shepherd mrs Jane
SfnElairmra WIN n
Slaughter mrs NJ y
6taubs mrs Mary
Strong mrs Mamie J
sumner mrs Martha
Sh unent miss A A
Trogloton miss Mary
Tuck miss Lucy q
TrainhAWe miss so
Tompkins miss sally
Thomas miss Ella ]
Thomas miss =
Tuck miss Sallie +
Taylor miss Rosa :
Taylor miss Mary r
TAliaferro mrs J z
Tally mrs John p
Terry mrs Adelino
TaxeWell mrs M p
Taylor mrs Annie L
TORY mrs Mary A
Thomas mrs Ca thrin,
Tucker mrs b
Travis mrs Eliza
Tucker mrs Susan "
Thornton miss "a q
Walk miss Sarah
Valentine mise Mary
Vaughn mrs s P
Wal mrs EmilyJ
Wal mrs Mo
Walker mrs Lucy
Wavey mrs Mary 4
Welles mrs q
Wexford mrs is
Whitlock mis- VAT
Wickar YnYu Nancy
wilkins mrs Rosa
Wilkerson mrs nj J
Wood mrs John T
Wright miss Va
Wnolf miss Mary a
Winfield miss Z
Winton miss NJ F
Wilson miss Jane F
wilkins miss Ann
Walker miss Harriet
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~ o N u Z Il T

The FOURTH CONCERT Of the Ladies'
and Gentlemen Amateurs will be- given OIL
TUESDAY, February 4th, at the Second
Baptist ,hurch, (Rev. DIR. Seely ~ corner OF
Main and 9Th SITS, for the Benefit Of the Vol
unteers from Western Virginia. Eo post
ponement on account Of the weather. ia 1y-td
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M ErhoHOLITAN HALL.
MI HEADQUARTERS OF FL

NJ HEADQUARTERS OF FUN.
Thu SOUTHERN HARMUNIANS perform ever>
evening, with an entire charge OF Pr gram me -
Do not fall to witness the GREAT NOVELTIES
which will Be- produced. New SONGS, DA NCES
BUkLEnQUES, DRAMAS, WITICISwS &c
Every BODY sh nd ses Mile AMELIA WAGLaCt
In the perilons feat liking the TIGHT ROPE,
the entire length Of the boilding, Tag fset from
tie stage to tho ceiling ever the front gallery -
This Il the frst time, Tor m>ny years, this grea,
fest has been attempted and should be Witnessed
BY every one. Che will also perform some choice
pieces On the Violin, accompanied by M. BUCK
LEY Of the Melodisns.
Tickets 25 canrs-reserved Stats 50 cents.
Doors open At T. performance to commence ut 6
O'Clock. Box vfnce open from 10 A. N till r
H. ia 27- St.
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'NHE MARVELLOUS TOA

The NEGRO BOY PIANIST
The Wonder Of the World,
A Musician, Composer,
Singer, and Orator
Will give two OF his most agreeable enter
tatnm en- To THURSDAY and FkIDAI EVE.
NlN9S next, At the African Church.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock; Concert COM
mences 1t "A O'Clock.
Admission 90 cents children and Servants
- cents.
at IL O'Clock commence 1t IL O'Clock, pre-
ctsely. ia 29-4t. p. OLIVER
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DiUHMOND VARIETIES
IL -+.,.-..-.- THIS EVENING, Feb. /
Three glorious pieces.
...E. s.. THE MAID OF MUNSTER.
DAHoB.. Mics Mary Partington
SoDe. Mad 'selie Boisvert
THE MaNIAC L''VkR. aoKG, My Mary
land, Mrs JENNIE Powell. To O. include with
4 HOLE In THE WALL See Programme.
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EN0xls1 o10ANS U10lNU 4rco0Hx.
f3o&-koAD D4AD1.S -H1sNo.
0kiznisA at ooooqqan-lfias xsx.
ans xillod.


&c.. TO-. Fk 10.
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AUND hItS -Eps
= Ii, q Gsiatine.
tumery, Hair Dye. !
L.mpOii, Virgins
Gum Arabic, Syria
Ia Y
ts 81 SiA
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N Salts, Co xs's Spark
Genuine English Per.
Il Glue. Csrdls- Wick,
inaks-Roct, Powdered
{, Bake-'s isitters.
St+nER. Druggist,
tn ard Broad 81 % u.
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aSUhDIHk At!lJ'Ti a.-H you w.,.t
= 81 good and ssr~iceeo's KSAt@ACk or
WATEr .fROUt' CtAf, CAPS, LIZ GINS.
,lAITER&, HAVE s *, b sNKBr, &c go
20 tho KJAPSACK .JSPUI,c r er OF Il ysrls'r
and Main = reefs. o,a Mr.. Spencst Clothing
BstAs IL h,uent where = N nj and . foil aeaort.
men. che p Suffers d companies suipiied.
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SENATE.
FRIDAT, Jan. 81, 1882.
The Senate being called to order by tho
President, prayer was offered BY Rev. Mr..
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
Will. che west has severely felt the pres

wbirs the west has severely felt the pres.
sure Of the war, and while its principal pro-
duets, corn and pork, have been sold at un.
precedentedly low prices, the east, and parti.
cularly New England, has been enjoying n
season Of remarkable and unusual prosperity.
The y. Y. Herald gives list Of dividends of
the Leading manufacturing corporations which
in the aggregate represent capital of TWEEN.
vfye millions. The half yearly dividends
amount to upward of million dollars, aver
aging fully per cent per annum. The
amount Of dividend paid on the same stocks
last midsummer was only SGl7,9OO Facts
likes these speak their own comment and yet
il /. said they only partially represent the
grin. of the la, tx months; for many Of the
CORPORATIONS, after paying liberal dividend,
have added han l,0me amounts to their re,
served funds The result i that the east
paws les. than her share Of taxes, and is
growing rich By manufacturing for the west.
We see no other way for the west to protectit.
.elf than by establishing shops and mills,and
manufacturing ts own goods.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
BY ELE G 4 A p Al =.

THE MOST BRILLIANT AFFAIR OF
THE WAR,
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ESTRAY.

\ office is hereby given that on the 18th day
Y of November, \. D., 1861, IN the Town Of
Black Hawk, &. W, Griffin took upas an Estray,
one Bay Horse, 10 hands high, supposed to be or
years old, with the letters "U. s." branded on
left shoulder white strip m the forehead {.
small white spot on his nose aud one on h.s upper
lIp, and shoe on his right fore foot. Appraised
before David Browniee, Esq, Jusuce Of the
Peace IA SAID Town, at $40
Also one DARK Chestnut Sorrel Horse about IL
hands high, abou, seven years old. " I, s" brand
ed on the lett shoulder, small White strip u face,
aud shoes on both tore feet. Appraised before
David Browulcc, ESD, 2 Justice OF III" Peace IN
sad town, At $40 JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island, Jan'y oh, 1862.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
ON TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.

on ACRES Of good upland prairie, about
on one and a half miles from Andalusia, Rock
Island county There is never failing stream OF
water passing through il. \ small portion Of II If
the best quality ofmcadow land. The remainder
is rolling prairie, the soil Of which is very superior
Coal of first rate quality has been found on il.
There is also some timber on II. At Andalusla
there Is good steamboat landing also, an cN-
tensNe Touring mill, which afford a convenient
market tor coal and grain. The village, located
on the great Mississippi, some ten miles BY rlvef
below Rock Island, contains several hundred ln-
habtants, IN which there are stores, churches and
good schools. The land Is very desirable ~ any
one wishing fine location.
Also, 50 acres OF prairie, two OF three miles
from Cordoya. Rock Island county. This is the
finest quality of land. The Sterling and Rock
Island railroad passes through Cordoya. The
land IL about the same distance from Port Byron
to which the cars are already running, as It ia
from COrdova.
Also, 50 acres ten or fifteen miles lr ON Du
buque, Iowa, near the Pacific railroad, 10 prairie
under cultivation and 10 timber.
Also, house and lot IN tort Byron, Rock ISL
and county.
Also, beautiful corner lot N Red Wing. Mn.
ersota, tiourlshng town a. the head OF Lake Pc.
pin. This IS the county seat Of G sodhuc county,
the great seat OF learning in thato tate.
Will sell all the foregoing Ch cap, or exchange
portion for a house and lot IN Rock Island. II APP
pICatIOn be made soon
II. & CONNELLI.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the suhScrib.
y er purchased at tax sale on the 27th day Of
June. 1850, al Rock island. the following descrb.
ed real estate, 'Il:
SPIT W ! y +. sec. > Up Is +.
The tim" Of redemption of the same viii ry-
PR" on the eth day of June, 1862.
y. BELCHER.
Port Byron, Jan. 18th. 1862.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
specifications, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds OF buildings, IN town or country
Having 80 years experience IN the business, he
tattcrs himself that he can give general sattSiac-
ton.
Iobbng attended to with disparch--charges
moderate. Residence on Broadway next door
TO Thompson's foundry. shop on Adams street.
near High School
5sI;~ Leave orders ct Henry iIousman" store,
Illinois street.
Jan. 18th, d " 4, WM. EkktTT.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
stale OF Michael ii. I'rlck, Deceased.

I'VE undersigned having been appointed
Administrator OF the estate Of Michael II.
Fuck, late of the county OF Rock Island and state
%, Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court of Rock Island
county. at the office Of the clerk of said court, IN
the CITY of Rock Island, at the FEBRUARY
TERM. on the BIRD MONDAY IN FEBRUARY
next, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose ot having the same ADJUST
ed. All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to the un-
designed,
Dated this 30th day of December, A. D. 1861.
ARRAMAM IKlCk, Adm Tor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
ES1'i. ~.

\ office j. hereby given that On the @a4 day
y OF December, \. D., lsUI, IN the Town Of
Moline, David X, Wood took up As an estr1y, one
Dark Brown Mare colt about one year old, which
was appraised belorc Ellsworth Mspcs, Esq
Justice Of the Peace N SAID town, at Thirty dol
lars, JOSEPH COMET, Cirrk.
Rock island Jlu'y, 10Th lsD9,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
CALF LOST.

\ white hoiter calf, with some red spgt,, lett
~ my premises ON the l7th INST. The calf is
nearly year old, 4 liberal reward viii be- paid
Tor information leading to It's recovery.
WM SHEARER
Rock Island, Jan. 20, 1859.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
RuMOREU ENGAGEMENT on TIE Up.
PER POTOMAC,
No NEWS FROM EHE BURNSIDE
EXPEDITION.
.ees,spaed t.. the Rock Island Argus.


Teleg'aPhcd t. 'he NosS Island Argus
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2!.-Special from -oui-
vile says, dispatches Just received ut head
quarters announce tina; the battle did not
take place on Saturday but ou Sunday even.
iHg, and that Gen Thomas continued the
pursuit until night set ia, Our forces tol.
lowed the rebels, who van before them in the
widest confusion, ,rNo & dock Of frightened
sheep CLOSE 40 ~ their entertainments on the
north bapk o.! the river Ia front If these
they hid all uIght, expecting 10 storm thc,n
IN The morning, but with the all Of their
boat. and barre. the enemy managed rp get
across the river before daylight,
They left behind, however, MI THEN urtil.
larv ppmuuitiou. horse. tru,. .i,,hry ,,o,,,,
In,is nf ousrferm,.,er,s cnrnp,I.sar a,J
medical store. ali # which isll mi, nnr
hands
Our troops had possession of their entrench
ment- early tAi, morning After reaching
the ouposi,n side. the rebel. ii.per.el in
every direction.
Two hundred dead and wounded rebel.
were Kicked up On the field. among them ZoI
licoff.r and Bailey Preston. XglirotFer was
found. n,ortally wounded. in a WAGON.
Our loss j. not definitely a.rortnineI I'm,
,,H., .syn ieen ,,n.i lnrgli. ''''' '''''''' '''
Thn ,grcegn'ottLe ION InJi,ro ,.,a,r,,hs
,i., i:. linn, I.,. -9L,ri.I a,'l 1877
G.n Tnn,1s.'. division .InLr,ca. .,no,, ,ha
a ",", W. ,L J.,,or, '''ton ,G
can Ie,rn tho OH Obi, tGtb lad 81 W;nn
and Is.t ror,I'r, ana JG,h 'nI ION X ~.
a,.,'.,.,,, h'',, o,',.a'.a, '''' y!
I, ra.rI No..,,g J.;,aI, i,,Ir,i;,.. d..
Io'h Ind IS,b r.,u,,r.a AMI .nme Kamtnn ."v
regiments, suduo two Of sehopii' regiments,
asa II first reported, that reinforced them
During Saturday night they made forced
march Of p miles through heavy roads, aud
n'"''"s.., W ",,'', r,' ''.t's '?,.'s pt'I'e ''e
'.,:a., ~ ~" 'l'S
'o2 OK s"rlous part ~ sR'te o. their fatigue
to show that the affair resulted in the most
brilliant victory vet achieved bg the federal
land force, luring the war.
No uro nincpt officers .aiI IN lie killed. on
our SIDE
Can S.baertr YEA. u,.,l'c n cut oa h,,o
,ro,, nr ,Lo o,o,,r 1,.;,,. - ,I,n tL,n,
,haroc,e, If ,te rn;,,.,., n,'J tho nLs,rna';"ys
~ .I,,,.,'.i,l,. r'Il.-; ,;,,t '''''
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-21
TAX Notice.

\ Office is hereby given that at sale of
y lands Tor state and county taxes for the year
A. I. lSo9, made in pursuance of law in the coun-
ty of Rock Island and state ofIlnols, on the 2Sth
day Of June, 4. D. 1850, the subscriber purchased
the following tcstrDcd lands, to wit.