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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06

1~ We have received small dish of ripe strawberries with their blossoms. grown in the garden of Wm, B. Ames Esq, of Morris during Enc psst week. They are red, ripe and delic- 1ous, and think of strawberries in this climate. grown in the open air, in November!
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06

IT has been stated that the pirat. steamer. 290 derived its name from the fact that 290, English mere hants subscribed tn the fnnds with. which il was built The Richmond DispatcA
 however, says The origin of the name of the. 29A is this By regulation Jf the Admiralty, all the English ship builders number the ships constructed at their respective yards, previous to their being named. which is usually done at the launching. Tho 290 was the 290lh ship built at tha. particuaryard and. being designed. for foreign owners, she kept her number in lieu of name.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06
OCCUPATION OF SNICKER'S GAP. HEADcuAnTxRs ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
 W,.rrI .Sn Nny 2

T. His Erce1lrncy Me ProsidenI:
 have ju't received a dispatch from McClell- an dated Snickers Gap. P N., stating that he has full possession of the Gap.
 When Gen. Hancock arrived there it was held by the enpmys cavalry. who wern at once driven out by column of from 5800.to G,000 infantry. The rebels ndvanred to retake it. but were dis rerscd ny the fire of our rlfed guns. The posi- tion is a strong one fiom either side.
 1t is said that Gen. Jackson and Gen. A. P. Hill are in the valley opposite. Gen. Peasan- ton had driven the enenly's cavalry several mllea beyond tJnion at 3 o'clock this F. M., exploding one of their cassons and capturing 10 of their wounded left behind.
 A. B. MARCY, Chief of Staff
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06

Those of our citizens who are not sick of vic-. tory, and who yet prefer the habiliments worn in civic fife to hose which are assumed '.when grim v:saged War hath put on his wrinkled front" are invled to cnll ant examine the su- perb stock of new and fashionable goods now. "eins offered at the large Clothing warehouse of
 FR >NCls 5. BALDWIN, Nos. 70 and 72 Bowery. This is one of tb. largest establishments of it's kind ill New York aul the purchaser cannot fail to find in it whatever in the WAY of gar ment ina GinatioH nay suggest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06

An ingenious Waterbury mechanic has in- vented a tin back and mica face covering for the postage stamps highly approved at Wash' ington.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06

gss~ The draft in this State, which was to have taken place yesterday "Wednesday ia post poned to "Wednesday, 18th inst
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06

ToEn1sGTeN.-We learn that the ladies of the parish eff Torrington meet every Tuesday afternoon at the Church, to prepare articles for the Hospitals there are also weekly s'paring bees" for preparing fruit for the same, at which they prepare from 12 to B bushels night. At one of these evening gatherings Mir. Norman Fowler, in his Seth year sat up and worked with them till near ten o'clock.
 Rev. MT. Eddy has consented to attend one l of these paring bees, next Tuesday evening, the 10th inst, at which time it is proposed to adjourn 10 the Church, at 64 o'clock, and hear him give some of his experiences ct the South, and of the peculiar apple he proposes the Gov | ernment shall pare for the Rebels. A collection for the benefit of the soldiers will be taken st tine meeting, The public are invited to attend WAsHINGTox.-Gen. Dan'l B. Brinsmade died at his residence in Washington (Judea Society," l on Monday morning the Sd inst. at the advanced age of 80 years. He was 8 native of that town, l son Of the Rev. Daniel Brimsmade who was Pastor of the Congregational Church in that l society from l749 to l7S4. For the purpos of i acquiring such knowledge oflaw as would aid him in the management of his own concerns and those of his friends in the community where he ! cont emplated future residence, the subject of this memoir in 1868, attended course of the law lectures deliver ed by Judges Reeve and Gould, and 80 on after settled in his native will !age. Though hs belonged to the political par ty which for many years was in the mi nority in the State, yet such was the high opin- 1 ion entertained by his fellow citizens Of hi. strict integrity and inlpartiaity, that he was by the opposite and dominant party for more :han % years annually appointed by the Legis- lature to the office of Magistrate for that tovi- and with the exception of one or two years, was the principal acting Justice of ths peace from his first appointment in 1916 till 1851, when by the Constitution he was by age no longer elig- 1 iblo. Iii 1877 he was appointed Brigalier G-a
 eral of ths Cavalry of the State. Between the years lSi 5 and ls48 he represented the town in the popular branch of the Legislature, ten ses- sions was Judge of the court of probate II years, and town clerk about 34 years. It vii be well rscollected that in 1851 ke was the pop
 ular presiding officer during the two days eel sbration in LitchGeld of the ono hundrsdth anniversary of the organization of the county.
 The testimonies of the high esteem in wLicl he was held by all who knew him, are not only to be found in what is already stated, but Lii Eeigs bors. friends aMd relatives who have beer oye-witnesses of his long and useful life, vii
 bear the additona! testimony that he was kind and tender husb and, an atfectionate fath CT
 sincere friend, an honest upright man, and children. B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06

Gen, Mitchell died at Beaufort on the sotb Dot, of yellow fsysr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-06
Mers uf tne Nsek.
ELECTION RETURNS '!

By Telegraph Wednesday Morning NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY GONE DEM
 OCRATIC. MASSACHUSETTS, ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN AND W!s
 coNsIN, REPUBLICAN.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

mo r. coos }. WILSON DRuhY
COOK ~ DRURI,
Successors of Cook, Dillon \ I.ndlcy,l
DdoenpoH, l0~a.
we have formed partnership for the
w pratlcc Of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention, COOK * DkukY,
;. J. BEAHDSL:i,
1 rrORNEI Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
\ Office IN the Court House, RocA Island.
T.. ID. SWEENEY,
TTORNEY ~ COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
n Office, corner Of Eagle q Illinois streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, Illinois.
WILLIAM JACKSON,
, TTOENEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Office with II. Field, next door to the POST
office, Rock Island.
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CAUs amt Ftco. Cb,(ls o,M Frcer.
ChH}S and Fcrer. ChdLS a'6 feocf'
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(liItI~TiI.S
t(.! g.
Is tl.StN.
THE DOUGLAS MEMORItI.

Iug DIPLOMA OF MEMBERSHIP oF THE D"' "L'A
MoNvMEEr ASSOCIATIONS, beautifully engraved %"
steel about nine by twelve inches dimensions, is
uu,y ready for distribution to the suDsCFlbtfH 10
ihe Monument Fund. The engraving CONSISTS OF
two full length immature yigncttes, one line p"f-
trait Of the departed statesman, and the oth"f
America offering a wreath; besides = bIrd'-cye
view of the GuAvr on the shore 81 Lake MichIEhh'
as II now appears at Cottage hfoNr'
ToaIl persons forwarding to the Association one
dollar or more VIII be sent one Of these d'Pl"i"a',
with name and amount duly inserted tH"rr""' an"
signed by the president and secretary
ContrlbutVrs IN the sum oi dHc d0EW VIII ne
comp life members the Douglas Monument AS
snc,,,on: IL the sum OF twoatY d0N1fS honorary
hr, members; and IN the sum OF one hurdfed doi-
lars honorary life members OF the board OF tf"s~
tees. , ..
All editors who viii insert the above IN lhclr
da,lv vcrkly or tr-weekiy three months, with an
ncc9yiouaI notice to advance the object III Nicw'
vilI have forwarded to them immediately d.
nlnmas as honorary le-membcrs OF TINS associa~
non, upon the receipt by the society OF copy Oh
their uapcr containing the foregoing.
WALTER B. SCAlES, Prcsidehl.
LEONARD ". VoLK, Secretary.
M. Local receivers and solicitors for con
trbntlons are being authorized 10 the Loyal states
70 take charge of the Interests Of the ASSOCIATION
pamphicts and circulars containing the organ
zotion. Constitution, Bylaws and the Appeal Wi
he sent TO all who will forward thelr address,
Communications shoulG be directed to the "Secre
,,rv Douglas Monument Association, Chicago
| Ir;, april 81, daw3m
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WILLIAM JACKSON.
D. HAwLEY, H. l. VIII
Il1WlEY n WELLS.
,i,i.. VI. OSi.ORN.

, TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ii
\ Office IN Bailey and Boy c's Block.
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PREMIUM JOB PRISIlNI,

Ordorslor jos PRINrING wall meet with pr"mp'
attentlol at the ARGrs Orf!rf, ana btrArGh',d az
reasonable rates,
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" AR CLAIMS.

HAVING completed my arrangements
with gentleman IN Washington City, awcIl
and layurably known attorney tor claimants PEN
sion, county land and patent agent, am now !ulIy
prepared to prosecute all claims Tor pensions, ar
rears of pay, prize money, &C., due wounded and
disabled soldiers, scamen, or widows aud MINOR
children of deceased soldiers. have all the re-
ouIs,te forms Also list OF the Killed and wound
ed IN companies from this and adjoining counties,
copied from the original files IN the war depart
rnent. Will be III regular receipt OF these.
Claims of suffers, contractors, &c., attended to
before the proper departments. Patents renewed,
claims before the general land Office and all other
business requiring attention IN Washington, at
tended to. No charges made unless clam Is
successfully prosecuted,
WASHINGTON RcterenceS--Hon. J. s Black
Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton, Hon VIM. \. Richard
son, Hon Johc W. forAey.
Rock Isiand Refcrences--ilon j. W. Drur!
Hon. |. o. wilkinson, Hon Bailey Davenport
Mcssrs Mitchell Lynd", bankers.
Address II. {. CUNNELLf,
Attorney at Law.
March 81 dawIv Rock Island, Al.
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COMMERCIAL.
ROCk ISLAND MARKET.

Rock ISLAND, May 81 1869
pIour--Sur,ur double extra, ia sacks, SAGE
wholesale. and - 10 a, retail II purchasers find
packages 1t is sold At 40 cen,sl less than the above
quotations
Wheat -Q1HUSc
Curu--Im2Oc.
Oats pc.
EgLs--ic aul,
kyc- .Ui@JC,
Bag,,y-S1aiuc,
Beans -I,aSl,uV.
Potatoes SOC,
Butter Shippers ore pSN,Ug nom d t"Nc. Very
choice lots, for trtaltHE, ~ll. slmS zoe
Poultry -LSv ,u,N"ns, irOm 80 I" s'r'I per
dol., accufdlus Ia s.3y aud quality, L'" turkeys
lOituC each.
Beet --Good beet cattle, live weight, command
Sg,tyd2, 81 per hundred Ius,
Pork The butcher, are paving, tor IN" hogs,
$l.Taa.,uu. For dressed S!,t1aSOO.
iidcs-Grceu country, &c; green suited ltc :
dry sallrd, Sc; dr, imr, lOci green calf or :
sheep potts, l,uo1l.p.
tlay--Ptarlc St,UOaJ,O0 per ton, Timothy or
Hungarian S5,OOa,OUJ per
wood -Oah $500 to St,OO cord.
,ua.-Nrirctrd coal Is sold a, me Coat NllIrH
ward at , cents pee bu.he., and delivered "' cts
per hushel
From teams N Market square, coal Is usually
sold at $a9r per bus.
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For HlcE ruches, good bonnet frames, nice
French flowers and ribbons, be sure to call ut
Block X Newburger's.
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A. j, GROVER, NJ. d.,

DuYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office oppo-
site Rock Island House, up stars
W.iI attend promptly all calls IN the dIhereh'
nr,ncbes of SURGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and ecner-
al practice. . ,l
lie has good assortment Of Instruments, and
IL prepared to practice SURGERY, ON rs most APP
proved plan. ,, ...., .o,v.o,r
rs.- Residence on Orleans street, bet"ec"
Washington and Eagle.
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

bought and sold.
He invites all to bring their old traps TO MN
and get the cash for them.
g,.~ All kinds OF property disposed OF at Auc-
,,,,n an CAR terms JOB ROSS.
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". ID. WILLIAMS,

1 TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n Rock Island, HIS, Will practice IN any of the
Courts ofllinols or Iowa, Military CLAIMS state
or National, adjusted aud collected. Collections
made aud promptly paid over. Deeds, Mortgage,
Wills, Assignments, Contracts, etc, drawn WIN
legal accuracy.
Office IN Charles Buord'S Block, corner Illinois
and Eagle Streets, Room No, !, upstairs.
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JESSE BOIIES
q. Il. n NON,

rNDERTAKER. COFFIN W A E
| house corner Rock River and Madison s"',
Rock island. A fine hearse and team always IN
r n Will procure graves to be Dug urn
ISL carriages Tor funerals, ana tsRs tb .n1
c"a's - he corpse for burial Bodies preserved
uo" nth or of time without applying ice to the
body. Charges moderate.
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ALEX. T.. SN AMBER.

)OLlCE Magistrate and Ex'oLicio Justice
/ Of the Peace. Collections made and promptly
,rid sycr. Oaicc IN Bailey x Boyic's block up
.,tairs, Rock Island.
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AurlI 10Th. lSC2.
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II. 4. CONNEII.t,

TrORNEY At Law, Rock Island III,
a Collections, and all other business entrusted
to him will receive prompt attention. peeuS'
mortgages, aud other instruments written anu "''
kpowiedeed. Et,- Also Justice OF the feace'
y. >. especial attention given TO .he cot
lection OF pensions, bounty ana arrears oi
pay due soldiers, their Widow OF minor rhn-
drcn. Refer to Mitchell \ Lynde, bankers, Judge
wilkinson, Judge Bailey and Mayor davenport
Do Island
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). j. ISi.ii,DSL:sH,
Il. ID. sN EENEN ,

1 rrORNEI Il NSELOR AT LAW
\ Office IN the Court House, RocA Island
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". l.. DAIRNNPIE.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE and General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
III. Office IN the Court House. Reference: D.
Bonar, County Clerk; A. Gould, Circuit Clerk )
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF Henry couh-
", III.
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business Cards.
:. VI, PETrENGILL ~ CO.,

MO. 81, PARK ROW, New York, and +
Y State Street, Boston, are our Agents Tor 'he
UAIlY AND WEEKLY ARGUS, IN those cues, ana
are authorized to take Advertisements ana sun
scrlptions for us at our LOWst Rates
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Those wishing to buy cheap, and pay cash dorm
for any article IN the above line are respectfully
invited to give MN call. J. SchuIze, by
AT. CUTTER, Agent,
Doc lNth lAGl.-N ".
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vr,uEnsTRts, * FRIES.

~ ECrIFIERS and Manufacturers OF bones
hric Lauors, Importers and Dealers IN Foreign
Vines and Liquors. Front street, oPPo'''' ''''!
IanaIuL, Rock Island.
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PEopLE who want local notices for the ben
eft of their business, are expected to pay Tor
theu. Because man takes the .iIgHs, or
gets US to do y job OF printing, ii don't fol-
low that we are under any obligations what
ever to advertise or notice him.
If man takes the Aryas he knows what
the price is, before he subscribes for 1.-THE
price is always published in the paper, and it
don't include anything bu. the paper. We
calculate that he gets the worth ofhis money,
when he gets the paper. AT any rate the
sum received from subscribers does not
amount to half enough to keep the paper
alive.
So too, when n man gets job Of printing
DONE he gets the worth Of Bis money IN the
lob. and has no claim whatever to adyer-
tise his business free Of charge because be
got Job Of work done at the office
Advertising is one Of the means by which
we keep the paper alive. Every line OF type
costs money, ard has TO be paid for, in cash,
every Saturday night. We are thankful for
the patronage ofthe public, but it is necessa-
~ that the rights of all parties should be
clearly understood, in business matters. IT
we want anything Of a trader or anybody
else we expect to pay for it, and if they want
ANYTHING of W. we expect they will pay for
it. The price Of local notices is 10 cents a
line, in the Daily Aryus or 90 cents line IN
7 II Il,gll,t II,uIy The 0iVprtlH-
ing rates may always be found in our COL
umns.
PRETry GooD.--lhc editor of the Gene
500 Union Adrocate, who has been rusticating
awile at the Rock Island house, in this city,
relates the following incident (about himself
of coursc) in his paper Of this week
"A good story was that we lately heard Of
an incident which happened not thousand
miles from the Rock Island house. One OF
the boarders was " smitten" by apretty wait
ing maid, but being very bashtul, he knew Nc
other way to scrape an acquaintance than by
writing. Accordingly he prepared" neat ut
tie billet with these words May | have a
kiss ?" andl-lippedit into her hands when she
handed him his coffee. The maid took "cca
sion to lean over his shoulder before he fniSh
ed breakfast, in order to reach some article
upon the table,-and when he left the dining
room he carried the billet pinned upon the
back of his coat with the following answe
written underneath his amorous question, viz
you make me think Of another Gulf, one
saw in Kentucky, that s~am tie OHIO R're
: to get u dIdh Cf rater.'
Two TENANTS wanted for couple Of com,
Portable dwelling houses, situated in pleas
i ant part of the city. For particulars, etc
! enquire at the Daily AgsS job rooms, thlr'
: floor in Buford's block,
MAPLE SuGAR.-The finest of the season
e A large lot of Maple Sugar and Maple Syrur
&. from Minnesota just received by n. Perry
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4. &. JOHNSON,

WAGON MAKER. All kinds Of Repair
w ING and Jobbipg done at short notice; IN
,h host manner and at reasonable rates. Shop
W, Washiprton street, near the ferry landing.
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DoCyOK }. &. MORSE,

uAVING located in Rock Island for the
purpose OF practlclng his profession, VIII
answer promptly calls IN the city and surround
ing country Office at J. W. Nele'S new p'us
siore. Residence on Madison street, one door
north OF P. l.. Cables
Rock Island, April ), ioO2.
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MICHAEL LIEBERkNECHT,

vNAILOR-Opposite the Rock island House,
| oynr Eyerts' store. Garments made in the
.atest s,yle and best manner and warranted to nj
Particular attention given to cutting garments
for customers All work done IN ACCORDANCE
with the times and at reasonole prices
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1UTVFHVUV,
and all articles usually wanted for honsc and
steamboat painting.
House. steamboat, Sign and Wagon Painting,
and Gralnlng, MarblIng, GLAZING and Paper Hang
ing done at short notice, IN the best manner ana III
reasonable rates WIN. X. AYKES,
Illinois Street, Rock Island.
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,Il.SaN FISCiii!i.

JUSTICE or TIE pEACE.-Collcctions
! n,IthtuIl, made and promptly paid over. Of
-, At hrs residence, over Requa's JcwerN store,
limos street.
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TTORNEY u COUNSELOR at LAW
\ Solicitor IN Chanccry, Real Estate and 'oi
citing Agent, Moline.
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WILLIAM SlIEaRER.

I,ANJLY GROCERY AND PROVISION
h STORE. Produce bought and sold. store
nn the west corner OF Orleans and outer Streets
the Green Corner.
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HUGH WAKNoCK. 'N"'' MN
WlRSOCk - KELLY,
i. IIRl~iNCLR,

MANUFACTURERS Of Soap and Can
vi dies, Rock Island, ILL., Cash PAID Tor la'-
oy and Grease.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

nSy- undorth,shcad limited nnmberoi spec
ial notices will beluscrtcd At 10 cents p"rIine each
insertion
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Surgery FOR DISEASES OF THE
EYE iNN EAR.

..,as., DR.. j. B. WALKER, III South
Er> Clark street. Chicago, Oculst and
81 Aurist, gives his undivided attention to
this important specially, and performs all opera
tons connected with OphthaImIc and Aurai Sur
gerry. Certain diseases Of the throat which ire-
qucuty cause deafness, and noises in the head,
viii also receive special attention.
Rts- Examination Free. P. q. Box 2s27.
hav6 div.
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PHILIP II. ilEI We.

IyorSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
FAINTER. is now prepared, to execute
w,tb neatuess and dispatch all orders III inc
painting. Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line, ana
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give MN
a trial,
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NOTICE..

J'UE notes, book accounts and papers OF
Mr.. julius Schulze, saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement e
All those indebted to him are no'lhea u ""A'
IMMEDIATE n,vment or cost will be made.
HENRY FIsCHEL, Justice OF the Peace
Rock Island, Dec 8, laol.
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j. VI. MOORE,

AsTUOLESsALE 4 RETAIL DEALER ID
w Hardware. Cutlery, iron, Na!.s, NIhdo"
Class, &C, corner of Illinois and Buhaio Streets
Rock Island, III.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned would give notice that he
s prepared TO procure a speedy settlement OF
IAy,nd Pension CLAIMS, Bounty Money, Arrears
Of paw. sc. due soldiers or thet heirs, having IN
h. nos,ession all necessary instructions. forms,
w. Sc +. D. SWEENEY.
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SOCK ISLAND ARGUS
THE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing full telegraphlc reports and the la.
test news, is published every evening, except
sunday, al SIX Dollars year, payable quarterly
in advance,
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/ TrORNEl and Counsellor at Law. Of
\ lice IA the Court House.
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II. L..NGLEI' O. W. ~
J.E,IANGIET ~ co.,

GENERAL Commission anu fofwaroihs
IT Merchants. Dealers in salt, Hydraulic Ie-
Hcr, Coal. Lime, &c, Ieyee, Rock Island, III.
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MAPLE SuGAR.-The finest of the season
A large lot of Maple Sugar and Maple Syrup
from Minnesota. just received by n. Perry
who is selling it very cheap. If you want
the nure MarIe SngNr 20 TO n. Perry,s.
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TIKI. Mi.l.kIl ARGUS,

h Containing near5 all the reading matter oithe
DalI! unpublished nEvN Wednesday morning
| TERMS;-S.ngrsu subscribers, per ahhum, ~ adj
vance, 81 90, # not paid IN adNa"c" ~ co.