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From Inc Illh Regiment.

headquarters Camp Vermont, :
November 5, 1902
Dsar }oamaf,-0oce more I sal
improve q leisure moment 70 inform
your readers 81 or whereabouts, eie.
TIE / llb las done om rather tai,
marching .nee il arrived ia Wesh.pg-
lon-ws have struck lenls noles than
three times, and marched In all about
30 miles. We first marched from
Washington % Camp Chase, on ArI-
iagtm Heights, where we remained
tNo days and three mgIas, when we
s.ruck tents and marched 70 Capitol
lliiL where we stopped two nights
and one day Just long enough q get
comfortably settled, when We were or.
iered 10 Camp Seward, distant about
{ miles from Capitol Ill., where we
arrived, pitched tents, apd remained
unQi Monday last, when an order came
for u TO pack knapsacks" and be
ready to march in two hours. At Q
O'Clock l. H., Monday, we took up
our Line Of march for TINS camp, dis.
tant l0milcs from Camp Seward; we
arrived lers-at about o'clock, some
what lired and hungry, This camp
is one mile south Of Alexandria. The
l2lh, 18Th, 18th, 10th aud l6th VT
Regiments are encamped here, but il
is not expected that we shall be al
lowed foreman only long enough TO
get comfortably settled, ourtents nice
y fitted up, and the grounds well laid
out and cleaned, before we shall have
orders 10 strike tents, pack knapsacks,
each man provide himself With three
day ratious, a7d take 4 camp kettle
with lis kaapseck, gun, haycwapk
ean,ecn, 1;e., AL BE- yealy 70 march
in an hour from The time lie order IS
received; such las been tic pro-
grumme thus Ear. We have done all
this marching On qaar.er raions.
The l2ih and 18th regiments have
been provided with the Springfield
life, while tie other three regiments
have tho same guns they took from
Brattlehoro, Which are worthless, and
haze been Condemned by the u. s.
inspecting officer. If we are compel
led to 20 into battle with our present
arms, Vermont need not feel ashamed
of her sons n they skedaddle.
The general health Of the regiments
Is very good. There nre none of Co.
G, l4th regiment, IN hospital, and but
two Or three slightly indisposed.
Bradley Fdgcrton, Of Co B, has
met with a rather Serious accident
he having been wounded BY the acct
dental discharge Of his pistol. The
contents entered bis left wrist, and the
ball lodged il The palm Of lis hand,
where 4 still remains.
must close, for il is nearly fine to
!" fii1 In" for The grand review Of the
live Vermont Regiments, which takes
place this A. NJ. at 10 o'clock.
More anon,
SOLDIER.
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Vermont Items.


1890
SHARP SHOOTERS. answer tho
numerous questions that come to BIN
from all parts ofthe State, Capt. Drew
asks the FIRE. Press to insert the fol-
lowing notice
NOTICE TO sHARP-sHooTERs
,. The present enrolment Is one
Of honor--tbose who give their names
are h0n9ra5t bound % be ready a.
soon as Il cali for more troops is made.
q The time Of service viii be
for the s4ms length of tiae that The
next quota from ilie States SHALL spec
ny, probably Q 81 Is months
3. The pay arid bounty win be
the same II has Been paid TO u. S.
Volunteers heretofore, $50 per month
and tie bounty at The close of service, J
unl Congress changes the present
INV
al slo Join This Battalion sill
be excerpt from Z draft
s. Ifaay ore win organize a com
pauy II Bennington and Windhaat
Counties, i will be put down a. onc
q tie companies ~ form d battalion
G Tie number 81 names already
Eers II II 243. The number 81 those
v 81 desire - raise coBFanies, .
THIS be i.ne orsan5ze
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EAE LhUAff
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,
Reeiortown, Va, Nov g.
As the particulars Of the Ggh! yes
terday a. Barbur become known, the
more brilliant tie victory
TIE battle vas fought By cavalry,
and between tie bcst disciplined troops
either army can produce. The rebels
under Stuart, and the federals under
Pleasanton.
Tie final result shows fbss the reb-
els ief. Sc dead % DC field, and their
wounded which must have been mum
erous
our loss vas 5 killed and ] o woun-
ded.
Gen. Pieasanton to-day rcross tha
Jackson occupies Chester Gap aiil
81 command
Tic town u Warrenton was occu
pied 81 or troops q 8 O'clock ihi
aheraoon. tsling 6ss prisoaers be
longing % lhe 81 yirg a eaYslry'
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Tie Detroit 3dreEtissr and Tribune
has raised its subscription from IS 70
81, e. account of DE increased cost Of
paper and other printing material 81
a general advance j. The price Of
newspapers seems inevitable. Print
ing materials q all kinds have very
materially advanced since The com
meneemept Of the war On some ar.
tieles Of prime necessity e Che printer,
the advance is fully equal 70 thirty
per cent II addition 70 this Tie gov
erament take them three per eenton
the paper they &c, three per CENT On
their advertiser eals, and three Per
cent upon tier income, # lhey ere
fortunate enough % Lave any
srEelE CAPTUHED.--Ihe Scotia
tie Arg9 re9ei steamer which ga.
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q pc shenaalsahv sIley Wa baj. bat
30 barge Bciy ,te ettny w1ta be
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

+, i expected tina, largo body Of our
county teachers will be present at the insti'
,uts next week, and we hope, for tho credit Of
our city, they will be entertained By our cltl'
zens SO as 10 put them to no expense While
here The executive committee have done all
in their power to make the institute an orna'
mcnt and n benefit 10 the county. The 'u'
peryisors refused 10 make an Appropriation
for their benefit, and hence the institute Will
be conducted rs our own teachers Let them
be encouraged by our citizens and aided by
the city teachers We understand that out
Of the Is teachers employed in the city last
fall, only ty,r o'ta,d,d tie institute, and they
rregulqrlg Three hundred circular have
been sent to teachers, directors and school Of.
fccrs in the county, aud there is no doubt
tina, one hundred teachers NJ the least, will
DC present.
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NOTICE OF ENEtlTRN SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
>TAlE UI ILLIN0I>


Rock Island County,
NOTICE i. hereby given. that, by virtue
\ "r an order of the County Court at sad couu-
Is, entered at the March term, \ d., 1902, ofsad
court, on the application Of the undersigned,
sole cNocutfA "l the last Val and Testament Of
Thomas Wake, deceased, 10 sell the following real
estate, late the estate OF Thomas Wake, situate
90 tine county oil Rock Island aud state of l,Inos,
known aGd described as follows, tu-wlt' The
east halt ot the northeast quarter Of sr,uou til.
teen, township nineteen, north range two, east OF
the fourth T., VI, shall, on the l,t day Of May,
4. H., 1859, between the hour, 81, ~ o'elu,k, A.,
81, aud % O'Clock, =, H., 40 the front door OF the
Court House n' sad county, at public sa.c-scll
tho sad real estate, or 80 much thereof may be
necessary 10 pay the debts ot SAID estate, 10 the
hi arst bidder for cash 90 hand,
Dated TIN, 18th day Of March, 1859.
MARIA WAKE,
sole Eycru,r, Of Thomas wake, Deceased.
March 81 wlUw,
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". -. WILLIAMS,
! TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR At la

| TIORNEY < COUNSELOR At Law,
y ROCK Island, Ms, viii practice IA any ofthc
Courts of Illinois Or Iowa Military CLAIMS, State
or National, adjusted an4 collected Collections
made and promptly pad over, Derdt, Mortgages,
Nll.', Assignments, Contracts, ,ls.t d'lwa w,th
i"Rll accuracy
Office, "a Charles Bgiord's Block romof Illinois
ind kag.e Streets, Room No, !, upstairs,
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TRIBUTE TO IRr,H BRAvrRY.-Thc Man

TRIBUTE TO IRlsH BRAvERY.-Thc Man
chester OEngland1 Review says
The earth ha-neycr shaken to the tread of a
more splendid .oldlery than the Irish regi-
ments in the British service. since Nimrod
founded the earliest empire # the earth. to the
present hour. IN both .phore-.and under
every sky, lri>hmon alike distinguished as
combataDt- in the ranks, and rs comman-
dants at the head If armies have hcwn thoir
victorious way across thousand battle fields
and III every sea they have welded the thun.
der Of our floating bulwark., and noblv sus.
tanned the honor II our flag; and when our
armies have sustained an occasional reverse.
il has been ascertained that on at least one
memorable day the fortune of the field was
turned against US by the prowcss Of expatri.
ated Irishmen.
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/ the proposed action regarding the treaty
Col. d. tlascr, Of the narihalli guard,
was put under arrest, by order Of Gen sum.
ner, last Saturday charged with neglect If
duty IN permitting his regimen, . plumber
RESIDENT. il the uegabJrhooI If his camp,
Times special;
II j. asccrtuincd on examination tint ns.Is-
/ tant secretary ot the navy Fox q. soon A. It
/ was known that the Nashville had run ia a.
I Beaufort \, C., photographed 10 every gun
I boat ut the navy, that wa. RyulHbl" o. pro.
4 coed forth with hast, 20 that port 70 prevent
/ her escape all urgency was expressed }" ms
dispatches, bat hy Il run 4 l.l Iarh MT "h1
reached her destination IA r"" a. do any
, good,
The prospect is excellent t'ra pl,.os" Of
the bIli FIR the completion ui In" stevens
battery. The amendment us the senate II,
icrriDg the matter t. the Judgement Of the
secretary u the navy was merely n'A respect
to that department, It not being rontrmpa'
/ ted that the secretary would veto . bill deem,
cd So important,
The secretary prcier' not 70 have 'hc re-.
possibility implicitly placed on him hy the
language II the bill, aud it Is probable that
he will request the amendment, referring the
Z mater ~ NM 20 %" rl'l'h'u 'u'.
The department Is uuxoue 10 have every
thing IA the way oI iron clad Vessels %. war
iaiiy tested
"A'hl\I'o'' Mar" 81 -i "g i''''"'"5 Is
a" 'H'l"J, rom tr'.,".' ..''r ''.,i l''.! p"
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/ Inn
. BALTIMORE, March "I-A most r"mnrku
bic boiler explosion occurred here tins alter.
noon a. the Baltimore hons" 1t refuge \
boiler attached to house several feet from
the main building, was blown up ahou, POO
feet in the air then taking an caslcrly dircc
ton exploded again, after which it passed in
a straight line 80 feet 10 the north, and tell
directly upon the roof Of the school building
carrying with 1t slate ro9i, rnitrrs, beam
and plaster, crushing INTO tn" school room.
where were "h"ut :" boys, hiIln& ana
"anudiht T.
r,r, v,,ro, uor,l n All o,ic, boro
Iny
en-, ~.,y,r nf Tho rra.ua,,i, doror,uc,,
make. Iai'o" rc , hi. r. m ,' the
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BY Telegraph.
Exclusively for tie Daily ArgS.

Notifications Of tie tar JHi-Gen Gurus
cggfscaies a .tsw Hegyoes-- Western pro-
apcs aTtrmy N Ba'tImore--I sEtr~'s" I"
M,so,ui-24r retos wHish,i--'ong'1
sisam Nars- H@imgton pems-A re-
marlaIL steam IaEcr rrpio0,u-Iarso"
B,opnlow 10 publish a b'oh-A" mfor'
inmate scouting patty
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OFFICERS!

VI. g. ATWOOD, President
LEWIS kELLkNBERGER, Treasure.
JOHN ATWOOD, secretary.
JOHN BLAlSDkLL, General Agent.
J. T.. HOWARD, Asst Gent Agent
Agents have been appointed IN ever, count,
aud N all the principal cites and towns IN the
state Application tor insurance may be made to
l. +. Baker, Agent Tor lIamptoni =. ". Gould
Moline, ana Brown Dcvorc, Pom Byron.
JAMES VI. BuFuRD,
Agent for Rock Island, Illinois.
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to the R,,sl,r4nd Argus,


Mr.. Spaullius took the occasion to say
that we have lost thirteen million Of dollar.
by this treaty, owing 70 discriminating du.
ties
The committee adopted Mr., Spaulims's
amendment
Tho tax on diamonds, emerald, and other
jcwelry wa put II, 3 per cent adyaorcm...
Mr. Stevens opposed the tax on lour,whlrh,
after some debate relative to the bearing On
the tax bill exercised by the reciprocity
| treaty, was stricken ont.
Mr.. Spaullng gave notice he should soon
introduce a resolution requesting the prcsi'
dent TO give required notice terminating me
reciprocity treaty. Cloth aud all textile Ia
| brio, per cent, adralorcm
Mr.. Kellogg offered Il new paragraph on
aud after the tir.t Of May,tp tax one per cent.
u pound on all cotton, held or owned by any
| person or corporation. Adopted.
Piano fort clause, altered T. Include organs
and Hcloicau,, Ioyyius tax from 80 ct- 10
g., according u the value md 81 % go for
yachts. Dog taxed 81 each.
Tho section relating To- slaughtered cattle
untouched. Tho next section amended by
adding proyl-u that commission " internal
revenue may make further rules and regulu'
tous Tor asccrtainiug accurate number cattle.
aud hogs, shipped and slaughtered and eat
/ tie liable 10 taxation. The committee rose
and the house adjourned
Latest per Juro, by telegraph to London.
! derry:
Paris, March 2l.--Rcutcs have advanced
, to COZ Dc.
The corps IcgislatiF la. adopted the al.
dress to the emperor with but . dissenting
votes.
President Liucoln's emancipation message
attracted much attention in England.
The Liverpool Post says there i, no doubt
that it will have an iucalruabie effect in Ia.
/ rope, and that effect will be most favorable to
| the nUrthcru Cau'c.
| The LONDON Time, IN an editorial ,ty- the
north may gradually rise in it. efforts until
something acceptable had been pat forth.
The only reply ut the south 10 President Linz
. cn.u ua- been % resolution # the & 'uicdcrate
h.u-" %, representatives 10 burn all the cot
tom and tobacco that may b" IN danger ( fall
. ius into the hand, OF the invaders, Ia every
{ point If view th" proposal Of the President
, give great scope i5r speculation, and per
haps some -limp. c- Of hope, bat il - for what
il may herald. AMI not i.r what j. is,
r. n,I .,urr.e psnIcucc t. the Times j.
ngaiu lated from Washington, AMI come,
down &, Marr. D."
He says the weather ha, prevented GcnI
MrG.ciiuu's advance. II" praise, the CON
stancy and tnuacrry Of the Conteioratcs, and
r -ny. lhrC onirIcrntc- are getting weary II the
war, and campruu, tor lurlnura.,
N'itraltar uiplcc- say the federal vessel,
Iuscarora john and kcarsarsr were at Al
I gl"r-.
The lieutenant Of the Sumter and "A I 5.
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Instead ofthe pyodfs for scm.,anuull dividends,
IN dadit.5H 10 premiums, usual, drawn from the
insured, by stu,N companies, "a pay eastern stock.
equnably arranged 40 uu,y To require from the
members sufficient money 20 pas, with certainty,
ali losses and cApoUsss, The premium notes nov
amounting 10 over one sutton Daillrs, are St.
cured by lien upon the properly insured, valued
at over Ten Millions Thus ample fund afford,
sure guarantee Tor the paymcHt "t ,rtrg to.a-- the
security being all located IA Illinois, and subject
". W our own laws, No policies are issued out at
I"'S N'Att' The members are sahIrpt to no Ulga
u"n-al loss"s being adjusted b, usr,,d arm,n.
t"h' ~ losses sl'hsi wiihiH HiU,tu g4ga. that
occur under pJhc'cs Fad yslfig IN agraHr,
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ordinance
Y IN relation to hogs running at large within the
city limits VIII be strictly enforced. Persons who
allow their hogs to run large VIII he likely to
lose them. JOHN l.. SMITH,
City Marshal.
Rock Island, March 18th, 1862.
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g.. ID, SWEENEY,

\ TTORNEl 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW
! ubIrr, corner ct Eagi. 3 lIHuu,, streets,
near the CITY Scales, Ruch Island, ILLINOIS.
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FINE FLOODED STOCh,
EskssEsssS Sous
CHICAGO. Ill.

I'llE undersigned respectfully announce
l their friends. patrons. and the travelling pub
&c generally, that owing 20 the struEency OF tn
times they have reduced the price of board
TWO DOLLARS per day.
Thankful Tor the patronage so literally oestow
ed on them, they respectfully ask for 4 contnu-
auce OF the same. assuring their patrons that the
"RRlGGS" Will be conducted on the same liberal
plan that has heretofore characterized Their es
Enlistment. WI. r. IlIhth NV
Chicago, June LIST, 1861.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Gilman, Timothy Turner, LYMAN T,emI,II
Robert Smith, Henry Lea, John Atwood, !
W. Schweppc, benjamin +, Long, Elias Ihphatl
Frances hoffman,, Lewis kellcnbcrper. NJ &
Atwood. ''
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(lllCAGo Il ST. LOUIS X. L. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Two Express Trains on aud after Dec. Ist.lsOl
Trans viii leave West SIDE Union Depot At .
N daily, except sundays, aud ll.lj m, except
SATURDAYS Affyc NJ Chicago At . IN aud geo
m.
Joliet aud Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at IN daIly, aud arrives at 9.4aam.
might tram, with sleeping car attached. viii
run thf"ush 10 St Louis every might, except sun.
day, leaving this city At illt.
JAMES kDBB Recover
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-15
State Nominations.
Help from Loyal Men.

The recent developments in the peninsula
have opened the eyes of the whole nation to
The great and pernicious evil OF refusing to re-
ceiye help from every loyal arm that can shout
der muskei or dig with shovel 1t is now
plainly apparent that thousands ard tens of
thousands OF lives Of the best and brayest OF
the white sons of the North have been sacrificed
IN Southern swamps, IN doing work that could
have been just as well done by the loyal blacks
ready, at all points, 70 come within our lines.
Ii j. all idle now to try to cast the blame for
lne sacrifice upon the President, this or that
Cabinet minister, or upon any general IN tie
hed Ii the people had, with oneyoice demand
ed, long ago, that white men should not be put
10 30 the work that black men could better and
more safely do, the President, Cabinet, and
Generals would have made haste t. carry out
this will. But the senseless clamnr, raised
shieily Tor political effect, against every suggcs.
ton Of using the slaves OF rebels IN putting
down the rebellion and thus saving precious
lives OF Northern volunteers, has wrought tins
great evil, and icarIully delayed III, suppression
of treason,
But we believe W. have reached The end OF
that road. Theyoice OF the people is becoming
united. None now but the almost open synIa-
thizers with treason make objections to using
negroes in every way IN which they can serve
the cause. Whit was denied to slaves as Il right,
the privilege OF serving the Government and
being protected by lt,--our SeIithneyS, our love
OF our kindred, our appreciation OF the great
FOLLY OF longer refusing to lot every arm, that
can serve the country, come 10 its rescue are
now forcing us to concedo. And we believe
there will be no hesitation or wavcring in the
course hence .Orlh to be pursued. The instruc.
tons sent TO Gen. Blu tier recently, show tina,
slaves are to be treated just as other men, W.
neu and children are treated aud this pracu.
cally settles the whole question. 1t is just what
those who have advocated using slaves from the
start, have urged as the true doctrino,-t tru,t
saves as though they wero mon. and use them
as you would Us, other loyal men IN St pprcs,-
ing treason
Congress has also shown decided purpose in
thus matter, and we were glad TO see Senator
Collamer from this State, Speaking terrible
vet true words against Slavery, apd saying, that
tie Government had the right to the strength
and support Of ever man. whether he he
white or black. And as showing the move
neo Of the current, ard the mpid tendency Of