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New York, March s-FlOur dull and
drooping sales unimportant, at S535a5 AS
super state; 50, j5a5, co extra state; -, 3Oa5,-
81 super western; Sj,50a5, 50 common to me-.
dun extra western 50, s5a5, 9j shipping ex
ira X II o.
Wheat market dull and tending downwards
without enough doing to make quotations.
Corn market heavy and lower; j9aG2c for
mixed western in store and delivered.
Pork quiet ut 81 ,G2!ala,25 mess Sl0all
prime.
Whisky heavy and unsettled; sales Of $50
bbls at % !a2Gc,
DENyER CIrY, March s,--By military ex.
press the following news was received here
to-day.
A desperate aud terrible battle. lasting all
day, took place at Nalveridc, 90 miles south
OF Fort Craig on the Dist. Los, great on
both sides, Both parties claim the victory.
A regiment Of Mexicaus ran away
The fight was probably renewed on the
The Mexican regiment which ran was com.
manded by Col, Panon. lie started first and
his entire command followed.
Capt McRea, who had charge Of the artl.
lery, had every one Of his command killed
at their posts, The caunpn was taken by the
enemy.
Kit Carson was within IT, miles of Fort
Craig. Firing was heard from his direction.
IL Is not known what was the result Of his
fight.
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dependence of some parts Of the disahected
region and that all the slave states north 0,
such parts will then say, 'the union for which
we have struggled being already gone, wa
now choose to 60 with them" To deprive
them of this hope, substantially ends the 70.
belIon, and the initiation of emancipation
completely deprives them Of it as to all the
states initiating The point is not that all the
states toleratng slavery would very soon, if Al
all, initiate emancipation, but that, while the
offer is equally made TO ALL the more northern
shall by such initiation make it certain 10 the
more southern that in no event shall the for
mer join the latte. IN their proposed confed'
eracy.
| say initiation, because in my julgmen,
gradual and not sudden emancipation Is bet
ter for all. Ia the mere financial or pc
Iuniary view, any member Of congress, with
the census table and the treasury reports DO
fore him, can readily see Tor hImoeli how very
soon the current expenditures OF the war
would purchase, Mt II fair valuation, all the
slaves IN any named state
Such proposition on the part OF the gen
eral government sets up no clam or night by
federal authority to interfere with slavery
within state limits, referring, a. 1t does, the
absolute control Of the subject, in each case,
to the state and its people Immediately inter
ested II is proposed rs Il matter OF perfect.
~ free choice with them
In the annual message last December |
thought tit to say the union must be preserved
aud hence all Indispensable means must be
employed | said this not hastily, but DELHI.
erately. War has been and continues to be
an indispensable means to this end. A prac.
teal reacknOw ledgment Of the national author
ity would render the war unnecessary, and it
would at once cease. II, however rcsstan ce
continues, the war must also continue, aud it
is impossible to ioresec all the incidents which
may attend and all the ruin which may fol.
low. Such measures a. may seem indiSpcnsa
bic, or may obviously promise great ctici'
cncy towards ending the struggle, must and
will come.
The proposition now made, though an Of.
fer only, | hope it may be esteemed no ottrnce
10 a-k whether the pecuniary considerations
rendered would not be of more value to the
states and private persons concerned than are
the institution and property in it in the pres
cnt aspect Of affairs. While it is true that the
adoption Of the proposed resolution would be
merely initiation, and not within itself n
practical measure, it is recommended in tho
hope that it would sooner lead to important
results
In full view of my great responsibilities to
my God and my country, earnestly beg the
attention OF congress and the people to the
subject.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Washington March 6, 1862
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9esal 1lotiees.
SIIERIFF,S SALE,

Ky VIRTUE Of special execution and
- zee Bill, to me directed, and delivered by
tne .iefk OF the Circuit Court of Rock Island
IN the State of Illinois, IN favor OF Charles
bu'ofu' ana against Lucius Wells and Eunlce
"ells, ms w'ie, have Levied upon and am
e"n'hahucu 10 sell the following described real
Estate to.wit; The East Half Of the South East
quarter o' section nlne, 90 IN Township No.
Eighteen, 10 North VI Range No. one III East
OF the an 7. NJ Also IN Section Eight Is IN the
same Township and Range, the following describ-
ed piece OF land commencing at the North Wes,
corner of the North East half of the South Wos,
fractional quarter OF said Section eight Isl; thence
South W, degrees East five chains and eight
links; thence North A. East, eight chains and
seventy links thence North IJ!0 West five chains
and eighty links, to the bank of the Mississippi
RIVER; thence South AZ West, eight chains and
seventy links to the place Of beginning, except
ing one acre IN the North West corner OF said
tract upon which the Saw Mill stands, aud three
quarters of an acre IN the South West corner con
vcyed by the defendants herein, to George Wells,
together with all aud singular the hercdItamcnts
and appurenances thcreunto belonging or IN any
wise appcrtalnIng, aud situated IN the County OF
OF sad defendants, which shall offer at Public
sale at the Door Of The Court House, IN the CITY
and County Of Rock Island, in said State, on tho
10th day OF March, A. D., 1862, between the
hours OF Nine O'Clock A. NJ. and sunset OF said
day, Tor Cash III hand to satisfy said Execution.
Dated this Goth day Of February, A. D., 1862,
DAVID HAYES,
ieb 22-3w. Sheriff Rock Island Co. Ills.
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THAT EtNl,EIsIyION.

Editor Argus Sir; Last night (Fcb,
2Sth) tn" scholars Of Presumption school, un.
der the supervision Of their very efficient
teacher, Peter Griffith, gave grand exhbi.
ton The entertainment consisted of deca-
nations and dialogues, both comic aud scnti.
mental; also the reading Of the Union Ga.
1ette,' a splendid sheet, published by the
school. The exhibition was accompanied by
music, both vocal and instrumental, by Miss.
es Abby Wright and Anna Ciolina aud
Me-srs. Henry Clay and George Mercy, The
evening was pleasant the house ,ceU ficl
the audience delighted and proited, the mu
sic charming and the exhibition perfect sue
cess.
The object Of the entertainment was to pur
chase a set Of school apparatus. We under,
stand that $50 was received OBSERVER.
Preemption, March LIST. 1861
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Telgraphed TO the Rock Island Argus.
:.
NE" 'oRh' harch . SPec'aI" thiS
morning are very barren oi real news.
The tribune dispatch says contracts tor the
transportation oi army supplies, tor the next
two years from Fort Leayenwortli and Kan
sas city to points beyond, lncIuding all IN
Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, Colorado and New
Mcxjco. were, 10 day awarded by Gen. Nicss,
to Crane, Jackson * Co., the lormer con.
tractors-their bid being most tayorabI" to
Tmo. di.n,,ch.
Mo ,nnrd 49,, ,,....;i,,,,. ,,,,,.,,,,o :. a..
cus,c1 tbn moro difs.nI, !, isl dc6no tno
,...iti,,, a., ,.rt;oy i, ro,,r5t,i, o,,o ,,ro..
r,i,, h,,vdrnr l. l,,;nSoJ TI,, .ni;,,-, :,
nniycr.,llv Jis,ns.eJ With mar. c%Inn..,
I than aver before rhar,ctorizoI , uue.tinn
about slavery.
f"tI MgNGoE, March "a hag Of truce
from N"fi3IN brought down the commander OF
'h1 ff'hrh steamer
ne represents that there was great excite.
mrnt At Norfolk me hotels were Nwarmlng
. WIN oilr"r~ from the HnIi states.
ne Virginia troops have been sent away.
me people dread the destruction OF the city
IN case OIL an attack
y strong iorce Is concentrating at suffolk
! 70 chc'K Ten burnside, who was reported
/ To nave reached "Inton IN torce, and was
m@y'ns on suffolk
me reason gwen ny the reoelS Tor not re,
turning CCo'. Ior'oran' Is that maps and
drawings nave been found concealed upon his
person. T's.,..,........,.,,.:...:... ,,..,......
40 iurtIer communicating mas pee" receN
ga ga as To ihe release OF 'e'er"' prisoners 1"
"'ynmonu' v-.,
hI'Hl"o'" papers "' lrln"y contain III
"''n,'ry news eArvp' au1 "''''' o' ""''o''
u "'''0' mt" p''"''P""S'
"A detective o'hcer broke INTO the room o
the German turner's, ana found two Amer
can haE'' ana painting OF the goddess OF lib
o', "i' '',r M"'', "oua',S .''e union to'ors an'
Az r',,''''' WIZ" '''' "o''' ""o'i'e"'H' ii"'
va" T,,, l,.., - ....... ,
nV '"r, " irp'ef'..I'''NES '"' pissed
0'",'T ~ 'o'c VI 10 ~ rrco''i'i'ei,4
'S n"I ~, "'o''m ,i''.',y 'o',i''nuer' 70 ue
,'us a., .I''or i'''u Io9"''o ''N''y - 'a'' III
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.

fe,io~- CH'>eA% II tie Senate and HonSe 0,
Representatives.:
| recommend the adoption Of Joint resoIu.
ton by your honorable bodies, which shall
be substantially as follows:
R@olred, That the United States ought to co-
operate with any state which may adopt a gradual
adjustment ni slavery, giving to such state nrcr.
mary aid, to be used by such state in its d sore.
ton to compensate for the inconvenience, public
and private, produced by such change OF system
If the proposition contained in the resolu.
ton does not meet the approval of congress
mud the country, there is the end but, il it
does command such approval deem it Of
Importance that the states and people imme-
diatey interested should be at once distinctly
notified of the fact, SO that they may begin to
consider whether to accept or rel ect it.
The federal government would find its high
est interest IN such measure, as one of the
most I efficient measures of selfpreservation-
Inc leaders Of the existing Instruction en-.
Tttalhea the hope that the government will
Ultimately be forced to acknowledge the in.
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MERCER COUNTY HOGS.
RIvoII, Mercer Co.. March 6,

RlvolI, Mercer Co., March 6, 'G2.
Col. DANFoRTH-D Dear Sir: | see by the
Argns that friend Whtsitt has sold his hogs
Lightweight, averaging $50 lb,., and claims
to have beaten Esq. PllIsbury.
Although did not design to be compel
itor, yet, after seeing Mr. Whitsitt's report,
land in case Esq plllsbury should think that
will not do) herewith send you the weight
of my hogs
| delivered, at Oneida Ton the Burlington
railroad, the Goth of December, 81 hogs,
averaging 376 lbs, on which received pre-.
MUM of S35. Ii to that add six delivered
in Rock Island, the first Of last October, aver
aging jl3 lbs, see Argus of that date it will
make 90 hogs, averaging 3S94 lbs If they
had been fed until Mr.. Whitsitt sold, they
would probably have averaged over 400 lbs
Yours respectfully,
+ Srprrrry
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LETTER FROM CAPT. BRIDCEEoRD
Headq'rs Co I, 45th Reg. III. Vols, /
Fort Unnelsnr. Feb 2nth- 1870.

Headq'rs Co. |, 4jth Reg III. Vols,
Fort DonelsoE, Feb 18th. 1862,
EDITOR ARCus-Dear Sir; write YOU a
few lines to let you know our whereabouts.
You have heard about our great and glorious
victory at this place.
Our regiment left Fort Henry Tuesday, the
18th inst, marched four miles. camped on a
beautiful hillside, threw out pickets and lay
down on our arms to take nights rest.
Early the following morning the camp was
astir, andina short time breakfast Hardec's
Tactics, hard crackers and cofee-was over,
and we were onthe march, The roads were
very muddy and our progress slow, being in
the rear OF Dresser's battery Of eight pieces
which was moved with difficulty. But an the
afternoon OF that day we arrived within one
mile Of the enemy's breastworks and h;r.
ouaced for the night. Several shot. nos.oa
this afternoon between our artillery and ,,,o
enemy's batteries, also between the ricLo,s
of the contending forces, those Of the ene,,,v
being driven in with loss Of fouror Eve XIII
and as many wounded. That night all was
quiet, with the exception Of an occasional ex
change of shots between the pickets.
The next morning at early dawn, heavy
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At the charter election in Galena. on Mon.
day, Hon. Robert Brand, democratic candidate
for mayor, received 1869 votes-all thai
were cast. All the democratic municipal
candidates mayor, treasurer, auditor, at.
torney, collector, surveyor assessor, harbor
and lumber master, and street commissioner
were elected by 4 large average majority
OF the ten Aldermen elected, nine are dem
oCrats.
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WHY CANNOT CONGRESS ABOLISH
s,AvERYIN THE STATESi

The other day, very wei'meaning man
asked the following question, viz; "Why can.
not congress abolish slavery in the states?'
Said he: II find nothing in the constitution
prohibiting congress from doing it."
This man has read the constitution to very
little purpose. The constitution Of the Unit
ed States Is simply the charter under which
congress acts, and congress can do no act for
which it cannot find authority in the con5ti-
tuition. The government fthe United States
Of America s..simply union Of thirty.four
separate and independent republics, bound
together by the constitution, for the purpose
Of mutual protection and defense They
united for certain purposes, specified in the
constitution, but in every other respect they
are separate and independent governments.
Slavery was not established by virtue of
the constitution, nor does it exist by virtue Of
any law of congress 1t exists by virtue OF
state laws, and can be abolished only by the
same authority. The han who asked the
question at the head Of this article was right
in saving that he could find nothing on the
subject in the constitution. But IT he had
read the 10th article Of the constitution, he
would have found an answer to his question,
viz
uy Tho 40, do,o,o,ed 10 tba
,r;..i g. H., H., cnns,;,,,,ion nor mo.
hibited by it to the states are reserved to the
states respectively, or to the people"
Congress, therefore. can exercise no power
whatever, except the powers specifically del
ogated to il bv the constitutions And the
,'1,,lo 4 ,,,o s,,,.o.. oar. i, ,,..tI.;,,, ,hor
,n..,, ..,.-.
please, not PToHI"lted " t"e cohhhtu'i"h'-
Inc CONSTITUTION d'e' not u'''s"'e - congress
Tue power 70 "o'n'h ''a'er!' therefore con-
gress cannot exercise mat power Inc con
stitullon does not rrohlDh the people OF the
states from es'ahlShinE"r ahoIlshihg slavery
just "heh ana now tAeV please therefore,
the people OF the states can exercise that
power. All that is a. plan as pike staff
Now, to show that congress takes exactly
TINS view OF the SUBJECT we append inc lol'
lowing resolutions passed almost unanimous
ly' by the United States mousse % representa-
=
Pesolrc3 That neither the federal govern
ment nor the peonIc or Governments Of IN
non slaycboldipr .late. lave purroso or
constitutional riTht 10 lc,i.lnte In,n ar jptcr
fere with slavery in any Of the states of the
union.
Reso(red, That those persons IN the nortI
"no ~ ~. '"oset!DG 20 we 'oieEo'ps P'op9
inanance ~ sxr,to IL" serious attention ~,
alarm Of any portion of the people Of the re
public, and that the increase of their number
ana lhnuehce does NOT keep pace win 'he IN
un;nn "so' 7"'' fPN'"''''' y"
Thoso rosolr,;or ,vsro vo,oa Cor ,u no,r,,
every ronuhlican in CONGRESS and nnssed wit
so.roo,,, cato oo,oirs+ Than, Ra,,,,l;oo,,
vo,, 90 aomo,rats ara ho,,d NV thom -,
,o,oa, L,. ., ah,I;.ioois. ,,;u o,,o,,,.
ouodo Than,
A. r;.,. ,:,.,c ..,,,, .,.,......
,iou. 49, 49,, sut;oa. +, ~, ao1ohn,,ol r.,o
...,L ,,,I,,1 49,. /.
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BRIGGS HOUSE.
CHICAGO Ill.,

TiE undersigned respectfully announce to
i their friends, patrons, and the travelling pub
&c generally, that owing to the strIngency OF til e
times, they have reduced the price of board to
TWO DOLLARS per day.
Thankful for the patronage so literally bestow
ed on them, they respectfully ask for a contlnu-
ance OF the same, assuring their patrons that the
"BRlGGS" will be conducted on the same liberal
plan that has heretofore characterized their
Enlistment. WN. +. TUCKER SEQ
Chicago, June list, 1861.
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NOTICE

l that the undersigned purchased at the CoIlec-
tors sale for taxes due the State Of Illinois and
County Of Rock Island, and costs, on the 2jth
of June, A. D. 1860, the following described lands,
tO-NIt:
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THE Pennsylvania CENTRAL r. R

Is FIRST Class Road in all respects.
WITH $50 MILES OF DOUBLE TRACK.
Three Daily Trains
with connections from all points wcst,l from
PIttsburg and phlIadcp ha, all connecting
direct to New York.
.Norniug Mail, afternoon Fast-Line, Sight
Express.
ONE TRAIN DAILY
From pittsburg to New York li3O niles without
change OF cars
VA ALLENTOJrN y EISTON,
With direct connections from Western Cities,
Arriving hours in advance OF other routes in time
tor Boston by rail or boat lines.
Express trains run daily; others, Sundays ex-
Cepted
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From Philadelphia to New York, Tickets good
on any line or train.
New York or Boston Tickets via Pttsburg, good
via Philadelphia or Allentown.
Boat Tickets to Boston good via any OF the boat
lines.
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rsThe Argus is the only paper in this eoHn'
~ that takes Geographic reports, consequently II
can furnish the people of this and adjoining coun'
IT, with news in advance Of any other paper.
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T.. ID. SWEENEY.

\ TTORNEY * COUNSELOR AT LAW.
y ONCE, corner Of Eagle & Illinois streets,
nearth City Scales, Rock Island, Illinois.
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lieu Adrrrtissmcats.
NEW FIRM.
Insurance Agency.

fIllE Insurance Business heretofore con
| Quoted by Herman Field, IN Rock Island, will
hereafter be conducted by the undersigned, under
the firm name OF Field / Blackburn, having form.
ed co-partnorshlp for that purpose,
Office same as before, VIZ, Post Office Block,
Rock Island Illinois,
Insurance IN the most reliable companies can
be effected on reaonabIe terms, share OF pat.
ronage IL respectfully solicited.
HERMAN FIELD,
II c, BLACKBURN.
Rock Island. Inn. 1862.
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FOR SALE.

4 TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE and
y lot. Also
20 lots IN DaveHporrs addition to the city of
Rock Island. Terms ofsalc, One-third down ;
balance IN one Or two years, with SIX per cent IN
tcfcst,
Ais" lots fronting on Moline Avenue, in Geo
l.. Dayenport's addition.
July 81 twawtf b. DAVENPORT.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 2Sti
y day of December, A. D., 1851, William Boy.
er and lic1eklah Ohaycr, Of the Town of Black
Hawk, took upas an cstray, one Dark Brown iiley
with three white feet, and supposed To be three
years old next spring, or Whereabouts which wa,
appraised before D. +. Kinney, John a. Boyer and
c. II. Stoddard, IN said Town, at Forty Dollars.
JOSEPH COMET. County Clerk.
Rock Island, H.. Jan. Dist 1852.
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BY r. Ell f G r A P Ii
Etci,tsueiy for he DaIy Argts.

great ercitcmem and panic IN Noytok-t nion
sentiments deceioping in that region, and at
Richmond-Hems from Nushri!ie- A des.
perate .fght near Fart craig.
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flllCAGO Il ST. LOUIS H. Il. LINE
MIN,IEl ADD AlIAiIAI

Two Express Trains on and after Dec. IstI 1851.
ifa,hs wall leave West Side Union Depot at a
III haily, except sundays, and ll.45 IN, cScep,
e"tu'o"VS' Arrive at Chicago at D a IN and 9.2O
p m.
- J"llet ana Wilmington Accommodation leaves
'n,'"s1 Ut IN DAILY, and arrives at 9.Ij M.
Anlght train, with sleepnp car attached v,Il
run through TO ST. Louis every nlpht, oxc.p, Srn.
day, leaving this city at ll.a5.
JAMES kNnK RnrnL,nr
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ESTRiY.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

Gears, the oIIowlhg property IN the CIT. OF DaNen
rOrt. VIZ:
In block l3225 feet, fronting on Cd street,
100 feet, fronting ON Water street,
TO feet fronting on Sd street.
In block l1--Ncar the Market House
30 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back with an
each side OF the lot.
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street,
l23 fronting on Scott street.
In block 20-32O feet fronting on Third street,
800 feet fronting on Fourth street.
300 feet fronting on Harrison street
300 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 2l-lbO feet fronting on Sixth street,
100 feet fronting on Warren street,
In block 3l-l60 feet fronting on Fifth street,
100 feet fronting on Scott street.
In block $500 feet fronting on Western avcnu
100 feet fronting on Sixth treet,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3S-l5O feet fronting on Brown street,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street
In block 3S- 90 feet fronting on Sixth street, and
extending back 100 feet.
For particulars inquire Of Corbn & Dow Attor
neys at Law, or Of JAMES MAY.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Michigan Southern 4 Lake shore X. X.

On and after SUNDAY, Nov Sd, and until furth-
cr notice, trains will leave Chicago as follows:
NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS:
Geo A. NJ. Daily, except sunday, via old Michigan
road connecting at ElkAart with tram on
AIRLINE road, at White Pigeon with tram for
Three Rivers, at Adrian with tram tor Jack.
son; at AR Line Junction with trans tor
Monroe and Detroit
NIGHT EXPRESS;
$50 Z. NJ. Daily, except Saturday, VIA old Mich
gan road, connecting at Adrian with trains
Tor Detroit.
Trains arrive from the East at 1915 a. IN. and 90
p. IN.
All the above trains make regular connections
to Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, phladep ha, Baltimore and all
/ other points east.
Salisbuty's Patent busters used on all the trains.
Luxurious new sleeping coaches, with all mod
crn improvements, run on night trans between
/ Chicago and Cleveland without change.
Through tickets be obtained at the com
pHny's office % Clark street, under the Sherman
! House, or at the depot, corner Van Buren, and
sherman streets.
JOHN D. CAMPBELL,
GEO. NJ. GRAY, Gcn'l Sup't, Toledo, q.
Gent Western Ag't.
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CARTER 4 HATCH

NOULD urgently request all persons hav.
w ing unsettled accounts with them to settle
the same Immediately.
Rock Island, Oct. IL, 1861