The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-13
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FORT MONROE Mar'h Il he following
Is taken from southern papers
In the rcDei mousse "' representatives., Mon
Nay' aItSo'"to" p"''V" az '''"S painters ~
withdraw from the cultivation OF cotton and
tobacco, ana devote lahd' TO raising proH-
SONS, hogs cattle, @c'
The senate passed II bIIL organizing su.
preme court.
Inc president mas sent Il message TO con
gresS that he had suspended floyd and Pll-
low from their command, until they could
give more satisfactory accounts OF the Donel-
son affair
Petersburg, Richmond and Norfolk papers
are under martial law
1he Richmond Examiner OF Yesterday says
considerable unea'lGesS Is lett at 'he report
o. our 'oro'' ."I''mE o"'N IRON t"""s'"s anu
tn' tPP'. oyp"'"'' o''''t' assurance
!. gwen 'Na' 'h "'. movements j are purely
S""'ee"c' anu no' N'''"G ~, y" account u "ny
pressure ~ '"o enemy me Po'n'T Tor " new
me VI ur'e"'c "Tt ho' St' se'e''S'" "u' II T.
thought ti'y WI" eN'e"' from "'""'''n u
! Gorlousyille.
ou,inIo a,,ains, Gao Ia,chor f,r HI. vacant
,rnrlamation caIlinc man the whole hodv If
t.I,o ,'';i;,io ~ ,,rn I,t and ,oy. ,his !. coI
a,,I,,aJ ~ hroed di.IoyaIty
Tbo'ror,;,,tinn of Con loo =. command
or gnneroI If the reLol army yo. snnt IN the
sonotn
/ The McssiIla Times Of the Doth ut., gives
Il report Of revolution IN New Mexico,
against the federal authority, and that Mr..
Otero j. heading the movement.
WASHINGTON, March T., "A telegram from
Fort Monroe reports all quiet.
Parties who accompanied rebel flag Of
truce admit that the Monitor severely wound
Cd the McrrImac.
Information from Winchester tonight in
dicate that our forces are IN possession there
Nothing valuable to our army was found at
Manassas
LOUISVILLE, March l2.-lhe Kentucky leg.
lslature adjourned on Monday to the 24th Of
! November.
Gov. johnson. Etheridrc and MAYNARD left
for Nashville to-day.
| The Nashville Patriot saws psrson Brown.
low is on the way to Nashville with a pass
throuyh the rebel line, from Jeff Davis He
reported sick with CONSUMPTION.
D'...-.. y. uL 70 p.,,.
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German directing the advance. The enemy
hal 500 cavalry here on our Arrival, but Us
the signal ordered charge OF the n, !. 80
'"'HHE "p,p ''','"' 'NI ou'cI WIN
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ter skcltcr towards Winchester
Gen. Germans pickets were compelled to
| tall back twice last night by the charges OF
ASmlty 'oSsaeAS.
ms morning zen norman maze a recon
nolSsance In force to within two mics OF VIM
chester, ana drawing inc rebels INTO trap,
luey were aga'h VhhlEeu upon ny our cavalry.
he enemy lost tour men killed and several
| prisoners, while onr loss up to tins time is one
man and one horse.
! WINCHEsrER. March l2-Thi. place is at
length recovered for the union.
n, march nr nur forces to Rnrrry;Ils o,I
the reconnaissance to this vicinity succeeded
in misleading the enemy -, thew di1 not know
where 70 oxnect AN attack
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uotiu,r fine ulare
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