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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-08
Administrators sale of Real Estate,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
NOTICE is hereby given that hv virtue If
" an order ct the county court Of SAID County,
entered at the April term, \. D. lS62 of SAID
court. ON the application OF the undersigned sole
administration OF George c. Wagcnt, deceased to
sell the following real estate, late the estate Of
the said George {. WaICcut, situate in the county
ct Rock Island aud state of Illinois, known and
described as follows. to wit: All that certain
tract, lot or parcel OF land IN the city and county
of Rock Island and state Of Illinois. to wit: The
cast ono halt ct lot four { IN block two 1877. IN
Briggs plaCc,ln the city otKock Island and shall
on SAIl RDN, THE l9Tll DAY or JUNE.
A. y. 1862. between the hours OF TO O'Clock A.
VI. and O'Clock +, NJ. of SAID day, at the front
door OF the Court House. of SAID county, at public
sale. sell the SAID real estate, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the debts of said cs.
tate, to the highest bidder.
TrRMS-onc- hiatt cashm hand, the balance ON
one years credit ,whh mortgage on the premises
Dated this 3oth day Of Aprd, lS02.
WILLIAM kAlE. Admln,strltnr
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BENJAMIN +, RItil'S ESTATE.

TO Timothy Scarl aud the unknown heirs of Benz
lamn +. Rich, dc,tascd
Take notice that , petition Ia, been Iilod m the
'totk office ui the County Count oI Rock island
county and state Of Illinois against Won. aud one
sylvester Cox, hy Nmmi X ktthhun as admins.
traitor "t the estate of benjamin Z. Rich, dcccas.
cd, PRAYING lclNc to sell lot numbered eleven ~
and the south hlt oi lot numbered twelve, ~ IN
block numbered sixteen 10 IN the town Of Cor
dovo IN SAID Rock Island County, H., tn pay debts
OF sand estate. And affidavit vt your nun-reudcucc
having been tIcd, nov, unless YOU appear at the
May Term, \. D., 1862, Of said court, to be hold
CT ~ Rock Island IN sad county and state, on the
THIRD MONDAY IN MAY next, being the 10Th
Tor confessed aud deere entered accordingly.
Dated tins sth day of April, \ D., 1862.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
GUS, NJ. OSuoRS, for Petitioner.
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iSSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

NNlLEE x REID have this day madc an
y Assignment of the property belonging g. the
firm 10 I. L. bascom, tor tho hsurht OF thor
creditors.
Al persons indebted to the hru are rr4urrt,J
10 call immediately and pay the indebtedness
Those having unsettled accounts are rcques,rJ
to cal! and make arrangements ur thrif .o,tlr.
mont. {. l.. BASCuM, Assignee
Rock Island, May 3, 1869.
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Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Wasting OF Flesh, Night Swcats, Splitting blood,
Whooplnc Cough. Difficulty ot Breathing, Colds
Coughs, influenza, Phthts,c. Pam IN the Side and
all Diseases of the Lungs, a. IS HECdgHdicf.
TAILS Lung BalSam, IN all cases, gives the best
satisfaction.
Has wrought more cures since IT'S introduction
thana ANY other cough madeleine.
Is endorsed by onr physicians as the safest aud
best remedy now before the public,
Is safe to use among child,Qn, and vet powers
ml Incasos of chrome pulmonary disease.
RrnEs IN certificates almost daily ct It's wonder
'uI cures IA all parts OF the country,
There IS no medicine WITHIN our knowledge that
has acquired So great and WIDE spread popularity,
IN So short space o' tune, as pE. HALLS BAL
SAM FOR THE 1T NGS. Its balsamic aud hcaI-
my properties are magical. 1t - highly oNpcctor-
ant and tonic. 1t contains not gram OF opium or
morphine, the narcotic and astrnGcat properties
Ut which have created So much prejudice against
similar preparations
We believe that q mci,ciac possessing real MR..
as wall effect cures Whenever II Is used, at home
as we'll as abroad. nr. Hall Balsam for the 'unr.
Is 100 pIrtEvf'r preparation, but enc which If
used IN season, wtll save the lives Of thousands
he most distressing coughs frequently rclir,,r
ny single desc, and broken up IN q few buurs
time. The afflicted do not have to take h,frc nj
ter bottle before they find whether ths romcdy.III
afford rchct or NOT
ltar what NMsic.1us say of Dr. Han, R,I.,n
Says ono: " |, with condolences, recommend tb,
hlisam superior to any other preparations Saws
another; :" have used It With uniform success.
an" can confidently recommend Il fer all those
complaints Tor which It is offered for rrn,ly
HH!i another writes: &" have no hesitation IN
saving mat J.! lsa 'NtF, 'oNTrNl'Nr and very ct
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\
hALI'N"EL' NhN = II" l"HoN'hE' dated
l"'h''""' NAY - III ! "''o'N' Is taken from
the correspondcntc ul tho American ol this
Guy
As r''Se my ''urr' tue '"'GN' i"trII'E"nc"
received from 'hr he'd 81 battle Is that t"n.
N''l'''hn ha' Como w WIN thr'"rmN about
ml'' beyond Williamsburg, and alter a
lI'''l ''N''' SNrih'sU WIN Tue enemy rear,
mas again P"'"'" !" "'EN' across '"e 'N''hh
honi'hy'
."r&' HaH'uo"N' h"h''f '' PRISONERS
| nave '''" '"N'"' '"'ial'hE many d'''r''r-,
| VINO port 'nnt ,'l'S nav" N"H ho'h'hG 7" eat
'"' " ~" mar" ,,'s"''' i'I nearly = hours
' '', Nu'" 'f'"S"' III '''' "'"" ia " state o'
N,'"'''"'
''"'l '"',''''"'"N ''"'" DC "'a'""y me
u'"'N coming COW" '"e river ~ an carry hoHr
,"'' morning Nothing Is KNOW" as to tn"
''r"''
,"''' ~ ''' "'"o' p., ''"' we "h''' army
n,,,r ,snr,,o,',,' i''', H.. ~ S',
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my to West Point.
\ largo number OF prisoners have arrived
/ there, and other, are being constantly hrot
/ in.
On Monday about SCOT our men were ear
turcd and one Pennsylvania battery was Ia.
ken. all the horses having been first killed.
lpy InN hilt small it t,t,,,
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., We have been curious as TO how the ropuh-
l''"h representatives. ia congress from Hi.
nous 'gted On the resolution declaring that 81
mon cameron. late secretary Of war, "had
aa'p'e1 policy highly injurious to tho
the public service, and deserving the ccn.uro
OF th!' house, by reference to the record
We hnd mat Messrs. .irnoi3, EclIoyg and
nnoeG%y voted against resolution, and TINT
Ir. @sa'uth oiI not vote at all The req
"IG an was Tn passed hy yeas IS, nays Is.
Thus, Illinois repuhlcaniSm sb,,1i,.. 8.
mon Cameron and all has frauds. rcrnla,,n..
and other rasralities. The load is lor,rr ,a
think, than Illinois repubicauism vii, hc
able 10 carry.
Cameron will 20 70 Russia with this rcso
luton of censure among his credentials. His
presence there will lie al insult to the Rus.
elan government. and disgrace to our own,
-C.ica,o Times.
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QUICK TIME To NEW YOKK,-

The PHtsbuyg, Fort Wayne d Chicdgo H. Il.
In connection with the
Pennsylvania Raj Road The iHcnfapg Route.
Are now ruuntn through to New York city with
hu, one change ot cars IN four hours less tim.
than any other route. THIS advantage Is gained
by their beng eighty miles shorter than either of
the more northern lines.
March ltihs '63
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Tu.lay's advertisements.
SURGEON DENTIST.

by solicitation Of many friends in Daven'
ID port, have opened branch Office IN the Lee
Clare House for the accommodation OF those who
wish anywork VA my line,
,h,l be at the LrClalrc house, from An. to -
u. every ds' oI,cpt sundays, The balance OF
the time ! shsllhe at my office IN Rock Island,
Thankful Tor past iaNofs aud patronage, |
hope 10 rercNcN Continuance OF the same
HENRY FINCHEI.
Rock Island, NAV sA, $50. DIV
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-08

H'AN NNVh' HHNVNH''HH wv Churc OF the re-
bells,
The Literary Gazette is delunc,, after nm
existence Of - years.
The treaty of commerce between Rus.iu
aud Turkey has been ratified,
There has been a battle between the Turks
and insurgents in Albania, The Turks lost
400 men aud 4 cannon,
Liverpool Saturday Evening -BreaismFs
quiet and heavy but without alteration in
rates.
Provisions dull and dropping
London, Saturday ,-ConsoI, for money 93I
ay3g.
III. Central shares +saiS! discount
Erie shares 3Ota3l discount
The Paris Patric learns that twr English
irlsote- leave On the Goth for Bermuda with
ordnance and ammunition.
The Patrie asserts that England j. about tu
concentrate troop, and war material a, Der
muda.
The first Austrian monpIarcd tries,c
launched will he in completion ia June
Three others are building.
New Market Va, May Yesterday AZ
tcruaon detachment OF the OH y. y. cayal.
ry made q reconnaissance toward, Harrison.
burg, and when five miles this side they en-.
couutcrcd upwards Of 200 Of Ashby- co,a.
ry, They charged upon them aud pursued
them Within two miles Of the town Ten
rrhr- were killed aud SIX taken prisoners.
Our loss was one killed and the battalion ad,
Jutnut taken prisoner.
Tho work On our side wa, done with the
sabre, aud was very gallant affair.
Az uihccr from Mount Jncksua this morn.
ing Says the guard ut the bridge near the
town reports that the guerilla cavalry tried
last night to burn the bridge, but were re.
pulsed.
foRr MoNHoE, May The Mcrrimac
came out today. la, did nothing
\ rumor brought hy the matt boat from
Yorktown states that the enemy had crossed
the thIckahUmny AMI burned the bridge IN
their rear
Mcclellan i -ulI IN pursuit,
WASHINGTON, May 7.--rho senate will,
without unnecessary delay. proceed to con.
slider the tax bills which have been reported
and II !, Thought the rcpor, Of the committee
on finance will be adopted without material
change.
The tax ot2o cts per gallon ON whisky, aud
% cts per n on tobacco, it is estimated will
yield ioUOOOoO and should the views Of
the minority of the committee prevail, it is
supposed the revenue from this source would
be considerably increased.
llcrad's dispatch
\ dispatch from New York with iniorma
uou brought hy the Columbia of the capture
OF New Orleans was received IN the senate
this afternoon during the debate on the city
railroad bllI
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II seems that the emauciputod negroes in
Washington are having pretty lively com
petition for work. from the controbauds, -
Read the telegraph, Uncle Sam seems to have
gone into the negro business quite extensive
ly,
How would it be with our laborers, if few
thousand Of these negroes were sent to Hi
uois? How would they like to come in com,
pe,ion with them for labor in The shop and
in the field
GOV, Yates aud his party Of muses.,
don't seem to be wanted by Gen, Ilallcck. -
Read the telegraph. Gen II, says lie don't
want any more old women Oar governor
has n remarkable faculty for getting himself
noticed in the newspapers. We reckon this
notice of Gen. lIalcck's will have a good run
better than the governor wants
DO NOT foRGEr TINS The new constitu.
tlon forever prevents any future legislature
from releasing any portion Of the seven per
cent on the earnings ui the Central Railroad,
now due the state. Unless the new can-litu.
ton is adopted. there ia great danger that that
corporation will prevail on some legislature
to release the Indebtedness The only safe
way is for the pcopletoadopt the constitution
aud thus place the matter forever at rest.
The major generals Of the T,b"nr are out
of sorts again. because Yorktown has been
evacuated. II is n pity that nothing can bc
done to suit them. Why do they not enlist
aud show chow fields are won ?" The rebel.
lion is being rapidly crushed, contrary to their
plans, and they net as If they had dose OF
ipecac under their jackets all the time Their
knowledge Of military affairs was acquired nt
Bull Run aud not under the mos, favorable
circumstances for full understanding Of tho
su Liprt -- IbigJyp J,ur
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Kerosene Oil

Il L Il n I y e. + l. L Di
Physicians Will at all tunes be furnished with
fresh and reliable Medicines at reasonable pfIrrs
80 Prescriptions carefully compounded. and
Medicines dispensed by competent aud e,pcr.
lcncrd assistants. !. W. NEIlE
Rock Island, April S.ISG2.
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~ The Arg,s Is the only paper in this coun-
ty that takes Geographic reports, consequently it
can f,-=ish the people OF this and adjoining cQun'
ties with news in advance of any other paper
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Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad.
EpSsWl gax2ks s4.ts1.l AESss An
I-Ge SKINNER ARRANCEMENr-1.ay

Trans run by Chicago time, which Is twelve min.
utes iastcr than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 5ru
" 1867, aud until further notice, passenger
trains viii leave Davenport as follows
For Marcngo and Washington 1:4u 4. NJ
Trains arrive At Davenport as follows:
From Marenco and Washington. .6.3OP. NJ
Morning trans out Of Davenport make direct
connections a, Marcuro, Iowa City and Wash
tngton, with the Western Stage Companv's
Stages for all points
Trans from the west connect at Dayrnport with
trains of the Chicago 4 Rock island Railroad to-
all points North and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity og
giving distinct directions to the destination of
their baggage. Also 10 procure tickets before tax.
Ing their seats IN the cars.
JOHN +. TRACY, Genl. Supt,
A. klMBALL, Asst. Sup,.
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MAR>llAL'S NOTICE.
CLEAN nm tI.Ii.N~.

y accordance with tho urdiuatcc. or tins
] ',N, hereby give notice that all owner. oroc-
'up.u's "' any property within the limits Of the
c,tN, must remove from the hait uf the alIrY I'D
Joining ,ald property, all filth, odll, manure. or
other offensive matter, previous to the goth instant,
OF they Wi, be prosecuted as the laN DIRECTS
JOHN l., SMITH, CITY Marshal
Rock Island, MAY 5, I.w.
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I Hiis- TIES
tt,l D.
II SAM.
ICE CHEST FOR SALE.

NQ' IKE at the United States Express
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We have expended. for relief of sick aud
wounded sold,e.-. all means heretofore con
sr;bats-a. and have incurred considerable in.
sebt~dne-- tor material FOR clothing. which
oas kind hearted ~omes are nov making mp
fses Of charge.
We s.ns contributions ,ss,asfsafsis. of
money and all sorts Of hospital stores. Any
thing tia: Caa be used for the comfort Of
s;ck AMI wounded men. Win be gratefully Re
ceived, and thankfully acknow edged
A thoa-and lad,sna soldiers we're wound
al Il the battle near Corinth. and appeal TO
our citizens. for AID Another great aud
nnsl conflict = expected there daily per.
hap even nov. while re write. our bravo
soldiers are breasting the fierce shock Of ba:
tie. are pouring out their blood. apd laying
down their lives freely. for sweet liberty AID
dear countFy'sake: IL not how Ne know that
I'M very short time our brave hoys sill be en-.
gagged IA a hand 70 hand Struggle With the
traiter~ who have levsled their marierous
weapons az the nations lie. Shall Ne st
IDLY By and wait until they are brought.
MANNED aIra bleeding. - our doors. before
&C begin 10 make preparation
Oh no such i not the charscter OF cur
p4iriotic and loysl citizens. they only need
to Ia aroused 70 the exigenoie- Of the occa
sion. and they all respond ss freely pith
their moss, and store. - our brave soldiers
have with their lives
Your Committee. appointed the evening
the news reached ~. BY telegraph. Of the
battle Of Fort Dooelsou. BY enc Of the largest
'nprompsu meetings ever heid "a The Court
Hoas. and without = though, Of party or
scs-hAse exersed them-sive< 70 for~sra
relief 10 our sick sDj wounded soldiers.
Believing that u &C have then sns,ns -
our mothers. wives Ani dsaghiess. woaAA
We 9Th each other IN those scoshins auen
tioss -AeA ~oEsn alone kas~- how O. he
sses AMI th@A shey -oud be promptly -
sss~i BY hihsrs, Husbands AID brothers
sonr Coo ssitsee applied % the military aa.
'serine- for ths establishment Of a ho-yss.l
II tbs place Thai Application va f.vos.
es E~-sssa, bot so.s tisse nec~--anl,
sa>f~<d before ~. Wuuz, Nsial Dir.~,o,
ofcsa Halieck'sss.r. eoula r-.es "A. 49,.
Two large saItsnc. n. ane.s N "A. "a,
-ere Immediately r-a'~d. .-1 III 800. \.
sssdy Coz the rscsPto1 q pAsisab W. =,
p~ct froa four - "a haaAs~s - =,
vcrnssf nsn here, II > fer dsys, prsh.es
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T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
FEON CAlRo.


efEgtAL ! - tnletuo Tl4I>.
CAteo. April 2ed-An arrival from Pitt
larg bring the following
The weather IN that quarter hA, been "a
se-sis IL. u~nia,orablc for movement et she
army. Tor the last three dass rain has fallen
inoe-sanily. aIal nov i IS Al imposslbii.is
ier the army o. move. GA account 81 Tie
great depth Of mud Preparations, however,
are going on steadily. 30 that when the roads
improve. the army Will be IA reaainoss Tor
battle
Beauregari j. heing constantly az ca
forced The eitizeGs of Memphis and New
Orleans are throwlng up their business or,a
mtions and hocking a. lhs standard. h-.irs
ing that on the ensuing battle depends the
fate Of the valley OF the Mississippi.
Il i thought by those Who kno~ be- that
q majority OF the Southern people 80 Ice
ready 10 lay down their arms and retrui to
the Union. IL defeated at Corinth; vi e The
leaders arc a. stubborn and despegAlo.
Five of the rebe; migcreants. who fired on
the steamer Minnehaha, on a recent trip zap
the river, have been captured, and will be
shot. 4 quantity Of ammunition and a mum
Der OF stolen United States horses were cap
tured with them.
The steamer Shingers left the fleet OF
Sunday evening. and arrived Today. She
brings 40 new OF Importance.
There vas no firing. the day she left. on
either side. and only a few shots were ex-
changed on Saturday.
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The follo~lng deaths occurred At the II
Louis Hospital. last week
April i4--Hsnrs Apple. 60 X. iith lndi
ana.
April is--wm Osborn. % \. 1i-t inii
ana.
III. lolln~ az naaed Phs~ .sc.sr- ~eee YES
tsrt~y. appointed as additional Assistant
Surgeons fot the regiments named no~ II
Pirfsburs LAadine. Tennessee
ilth-Dr. II I. Rsrnes. % indianapolis
and DIR ]. X. Hooker. Of Marion county
Hs-Df A. %. Pr~ason. OF drsencasde
The abose. With numerous other appoint
msals. vero made BY Gov. Morton in con
soruisy with the authority given by the tcs-
lowing order
Yoa have Hafsorsty ~ send 10 each vi the
Indiana regiments in the field IN Tennessee
rwo additional Assistant Surgeons agreeably
60 yoar request Bv order % the Secretary
of Wa T.. II. WATSON,
Assistant Secretary.
This order "a made In anticipation Of an
other banie nsaI Cosinth. and the Surgeon.
are feqair~i ~ s-psrt themselves FOE service
Al The earsesi moment IN order that otu
woundsd NAV b .csrelully and promptly At
<snisi to. should necessity require.
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FROM UTAH.

SAIL LAKE CIr,, April l9--The Legisla;
ture of the State OF Desezet. assembled in
this city. On the lit, in accordance with
the proclamation OF Gby. Young. The Gov
enor's message was patriotic.
Two Senators hayebscm elected.
FLAKE CRY, Aril ,-s.-1he Indians
have stolen the stock rom nearly every sta
ton between Laramie md Bridger. and kill
ed several men amt burned one Station.
They threaten the nte destruction Of the
Overland Mail ComnFs property. Com
panies of employees 3e concentrating for
the protection OF their iroperty at a few of
the Stations. They hse abandoned all at
tempts to carry the ma for the present
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Mrs. L. :. Gully would respectfully iniosrn
One ladies OF Terre Haute and vicinity that
sb< has received her spring Style ofLsdies'
Chsl1r.n's and Misses Dress Patterns, and
viii receive, through the season, ali the ne"
styles as they appear in New York Dress
Making done IN the most approved aud fash
ionabls manner: work to give satisfaction.
v. h. Bonnets and Fists cleaned and
dons up. and made a fashionable shape.
Please give me a call At my store on Ohio
street, betw sen ! hird and Fourth street,
spos.dlw.
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,..s,,e Ibis week expifes These men must
be cared for a. though each one ~as our own
.,a or brother. Ne anuo Afford 20 sleep on
bea. az down. and feed o. daiadcs. ~hilS
Our brave defenders. wounded and diving, are
turned 81 to their straw cots. AMI osdinsr,
hospital fare. neither all it do % leave th'-
matter 70 the few. compAratis eis ~ho have
heretofore contributed. We call upsa ever,
patriotic man to give Of bis abundance. a"d
in proportion 10 bis means ne cal ulon c.
erv true hearted woman 70 exert herself "a
This hour oftsial. 10 relieve the suffering "a
OAK brave soldies boy. who have borne tie
old nag triumphant over 80 many vel fought
helds.
FROM those who ~ mpashize with the en-
envy We AK nothing ~e trust they VII
maintain their consistency AMI -elf respect
At least. and stand coldiy aloof as They
have done heretofore. ~hls losal soldier
eru.h ,hi. hell begotlon rebellion. aud loyal
c.t.nea. minister 10 their relief.
The Committee again call upon the Town
-hsps oil Nieo to organize. and PAT their
hands 10 the work.
We be- leave 10 suggest to surrounding
counties the propricty Of immediate organic
alton Tor the anne purpose. This viii be a
central point for all the sick and wounded
soldiers Of this District BY sending your
aid here, YOU win be ministering to your
own sons and brothers. Immediate aef'o"
: necessary. Until further notice. all
stores may be delivered 20 James Hook Al
he Oaice Of Soldiers Relief, west side OF
the Public Square. Who viii keep a register
Of the same, and cash subscriptions may be
paid TO G. V. Bement, Treasurer. or %
either OF the Committee. Who viii pay il
into the Treasury.
All subscriptions will be ackno~ied week
" through the public press.
Newspapers throughout the 'th Consres
s,onal District. friendly 90 the cause. will
please copy. The Committee has been en-.
Iarged. and j. nov constituted a follows.
l.. 6. WARRKS. President.
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Corro~ S~kgD.-Persons wishing cotton
seed. can be supplied gratuitously. by esil
;ug upon Mr.. T.. ID. Carter. at the County
Treasurer Office. OF upon me. At the Audi
tors oahce. For field culture. plant the seed
in drill four feet apart. when it comes uP.
Thin il out 20 a. 10 leave il in bills Of i've
stalk. fifteen inches apart; put the seed IN
the ground the sane depth as corn, select the
~armest soil you have.
April q, div h. ALLhN.
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IRON NEW nnK

MN YoEK. April 23.-Ae Post saws the
fumors ia regard to the c.,duet Of lie ae.
cOmplished officer, Gen. " l.. Smith. AL
Warwick river appeared to h~e no founda
ton. Not only Ia he one Of he most tenn
perte men In the army, bat NE have the
authority of a private dispalAfrom Gen.
Mcclellan Tor saving thai on he occasion
alluded to, he calamity and skilltally gained
a great advantage for us. s~ilencing the fire
OF 3 battery. winch was ~splendidly done With
little loss on our side.
The Cunard Nal steamer Asa. off to =
day for Liverpool, nking Sl57 .256 in specie.
Among the passengers are Bishops Lypch of
Toronto. Timon II Buffalo, Songhlin of
Pit,sburg, Koran Q Kingston. McFarlAnd of
Hartford, CT. aud large number Of the
clergy.