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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-15
Ysgal Aotiers.
MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.
SrAlE"F ILLINOIS
Rock Island County,
Crcuit Court IN and for the County of Rock Island,
and state Of Illinois.
Foreclosure 'of Mortgage.
Henry Alien, complainant, rs, James W. Braok-
EFT, sarah A. Bracket, Mary T.. Cary, jeremiah
f. Cary, Joseph Grover, Laura A. Grover, Cha rles
Brackctt l. Maxwell Brown, Francis =. Montiort,
Robert ". Smith, JOSIAH wilkinson, Ellen Boone,
Amelia Boone and John Seaver, defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that |, T.. X.
N Bean, master IN chaucory of the above named
court, 10 pursuance OF a dccreta order of said
court, made III the above entitled cause on the
Goth day of September, aud of the September
term Of sad court, A. D. 1851, shall, on Saturday
III. 2sth day of Dec. A, y, 1861 between the hours
ofg O'Clock a. N. and O'Clock r. M of sad day
sell at public auction At the door of the Court
house in the city aud county ul Rock Island and
state aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash ~
hand, the following described real estate, to wit
That part Of o, eight ,sl IN block three 81, IN the
old or original town Of Rock Island, county Of
Rock Island and state OF Illinois, commencing at
the southeast corner OF said lot, running thence
north along deer street 10 the alley IN the rear OF
said lott thence along sad alley west sixty feet,
thence south at right angles To the south side Of
said lot ON Illinois street, thence east along SAID
Illinois street sixty feet to the place 0i beginning,
being sixty feet Oft from the east side of said lot
T.. H. BEAN, Master IN Chancery,
c NJ. OSBORN, X, |. Co., Ills.
Counsel for tomplt
Dec. 3, 1861,
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATUR.
DAY, THE nth DAY OF JANUARY, 4. d.
1859 T.. X. BEAN,
Master in Chanccry,
Rock Island, Co, Ills.
Rock Island, Dee. D, lsbl.
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATuR-
DAY, JANUARY 2jrn, 1862. at the same place
aud hour OF day.
f. H. BEAN, Master IN Chancrry,
Rock island County, Illinois,
Rock Island, Jan. II, lsO9.
ADJouRSNENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATtR-
DAY the lst DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D., 1862,
at the same place aud hour of day.
f.. K. BEAN, Master in Chanccy,
Rock island County, ILLINOIS.
Rock Island Jan, Both, 1852
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATUR
DAY the 10TH DAY OF FEBhuhRY,h a. b. 1862
at the same place and hour OF day.
h. X. BEAN, Master IN Chanccry,
Rock Island Co., Illinois
/ Rock island, Feb. |, 1862
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Great struggle for Free Government.

,,oo, x,,uaa,. far ,,,o. s,o,..,,,o,.
All the Spcrsslou Ordinauccs- Ionician
Davis and Stephens Speeches and proclama-
lions.
proclamatlous and Messages of President Lin
coin.
state Papers OF all kinds.
Military Proclamatons on both sides.
Speeches and Appeals OF southern Union Men,
lkeHnedy, Holt, DIXON, Srittcndeh, etc.
English Articles on the War.
"Contraband' Correspondence.
Radical Northern Speeches.
M"ue! causes o. lhe war
W. H. huSS'', , h''''s, ,
Curosltles OF southern war LITERATURE
IT, ~ - "a 'C P"a,,nanta ",c
Picturesque Narratives
fathot'c r"'uY'
songs Vi 'n' neo''''
Mn"cnauS'n,'ha'
Ahecoo'eS' "ta''s'eS' e'c'
TINS work VIII De published as heretofore
weekly ana "onth'y' "eckly Nos at ~ cents :
Moh'hlN fattS' it'"stfa'ea' " cents me Illus
uatCn' Tor the weekly Nos. wal be published IN
TWO NOS al ~ GEMS 'hch' making the price ior
a." o "J"'' nn,I. S'' W. SJ"
Va =, cI',h 81 cnnts W. '''''"e
we y
8. : cons,tor tho .p,oorl, .,I,
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re- Get Circulars of Agents.
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SpHwne, Sweeaey, fs,ula, foundered beet, Sand
Cracks, Scratches or Grease, Mango aud Horse
Meta
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-15
ROCK ISLAND ARGUS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, not exceeding hNe Hhes, ohe S.,
wear ''''''''''''' !" w
Special business notices will be published fo'
On cents line tor each insertion.
For insertion IN daily and weekly 50 r cent?
additional to the above rates.
All advertisements from transient persons W
strangers, 10 bepdid IN afrdHcs.
Notices Tor gi0us and benevolent purposes '"-
serted one time tree of cost, thereafter chafge' 40
other advertisements. -
Advertisements not accompanied WIN written
accordingly. o-.., ,o
z1- TINS paper was established October Is,
1851, by NicholsS Durham, and purchased by the
present editor, November 18th, ls52. TWAS then
called "The Republican" Its name was changed
"a ,sTbe Argus, - December Is, 1855. The Crock
Islander" was united with the "Argus," SePtem-
Der l6, 1851.
ss-The Daily paper was established July 18Th,
1854,
}. B. DANroRTH, JR. MILTON JONES
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-15

Vegetable. No Alcoholic Prepar-
alton.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-15
aasIl,a!!!s.Lllzll
m1l11
MRS. WiNSLOW,
soothing syrup.

An experienced Nurse and Female physlc an, pre-
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

which has already proved itself in over fifty repr
mcnts now at the seat Of war near WASHINGTON. to
be positive prevention against sickness IN the
form of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-15

The above works can be had bound, or IN num-
bers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-15

~ " VII =" . " VIZ
FOR CHILDREN TEEIHING.
which greatly facilitates the process of teehng,
by sotenng the gums, reducing an infamations--
will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodc action, and.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
An Anti-Slavery Paper in New
Orleans.

The Emancipa patton Proclamation is al
ready beginning to take effect in the 1e-
hellios States, and to prove itself as some
thing more than waste paper or a Pope's
Bull against the comet. A thorough,
Anti-SIavery paper in the French Ian.
guage, has just been started in Now Or
leans. is called l. Onion, and address.
cs itself, in particular, to the French pco.
pie Of color, to whom it appeals in stir-
ring articles. to join the Union troops and
aid them in the establishment uf a ere
publican system without stain, Of a de-
mocrpcy without letters"
You all, says an address to the public
in the 6rss number. you all, who aspire to
the un ;versal establishment of republi
can system without sp"t, Of democracy
witt. letters. come srd contribute your
mite to the construction Of the Temple
"f Liberty. Come, all Of you, friends Of
progress The hour has sounded Tor the
great humanitarian principles OF progress
against a vile AMI sordid interest which
engenders pride, ambition, hypocricy,
faltehood, and sileuces the voice Ut
c"nscienoe. :. this heavenly voice,
which cries ihcessantly to man: "Thtu
art torn Of liberty and happiness! DO not
deceive .thySclt i" this, and Dc not ceceive
thy brother"
OF course, it lays before its readers the
Proclamation Of the President, with thu
comments Of the Republican and other
Union loving papers Of the loyal States
1t publishes, besides, articles specially d.
rcc'ed against Slavery, and stirring ar
pcals to the colored race to rise aud join
the Il gions Of the Union army.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
The Third Re4i,neAt.

!. Acos,eepoedeht #, the Hastinps} l.dt-
'ps~.'s@., writing from #. Smelling unaes
dste of Oct, 10th, s.y. that he hsdSs lo.k
conversation with Gsy Ramsey cencsraa-
ipg .ts,di-pwi,'oa IF the I bird Minsese,.
Regiment. The G"s ernor informed riimli
- hat he had been authorized iy the War
Departing Mt, to, re-organixe the regiment
by giving three commissions to each com,
pa"y VII" had MT already any effects
with ;lLc"',; aud to appoint Field "t6ccir
for the regiment, and in case The old .fi-
GERS were exchanged, to muster out II
service me Or the other set # officers: but
seeing that part. if not .llof the officers
we're IN their way Hume, thug 1t it bes,
to commission Only one in each company
who bad not already an officer here"
lie s"ys further: ass ii :
':::Lieut. .ol. Greggs, who insisted ia
the last moment, at Murfrees' ORC, to5fiIht
aud not surrender, will be Colonel Of lie
Sd aud Maj Mats"" who Was home At
the time, on sick furloneh will he Lieut..
Colonel and Capt. Mills Of Company CO.. ,
who Was down the road with his company
guarding a train ut the time Of the sur
render, aud Who wus subs qnen,iy attach
I'd to the Minnesota I'd, arrived at the
Font on Thur day last, will in all proba:
Lility, be tie M.j"r Of our regiment.
"The Governor told mc that tie waS
1";'e certain that the resiment would "a
South in less than fur weeks" w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
The Printing Business.

Some weeks ago ne advertised fore =
girl to learn the. printing business. Fur
ye.rs We have been in the { equent re-
ceipt Of letters Of which the following is
fir specimens: f''@ &s,''s~ 's@,t.>.A :.
" Nxs. sw1asutLm:-I see 10y you "a.
PER that you wish u ret = girl to learn
the printing business, and being DESTROYS
i Of learning the business, l write 10 ssk
upon hat terms ~ with TO get !" girl e
i, dli the situ.tibnn you Offer. k: =: ~'a
i" Pe.haps you would like to know some
thing of 'vout humble servant. In the
drss place I4ans ! poor girl sud an Il pres.
1ent stopping il ln'the seesnd p!aee
I have. young si.'cr, thassI an sryi"t to
help let an education: 10 The third
place Il undertake 70 DO Z Printer !
shall giys. pI Whole ss'esiioealy 3 the bu'i
,ssss, and Try TO ossteri it.;e Nov viii yon
b kind ssosgh y telt NJ teAndidly Just
a., aEE.sy,t ii 4a..f. a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

'SoNE. souAeH The most prodie; us
yield Of vegetables that we ever heard Of
.was,the yield Of squash from seed planted
BY, AND IN the garden Of Dwight N. Bald.
Win. Esq. Of this city From a singl.
seed he raised six squushes, the largest Of
-wliich measures seve, f OF aud Eve .,nches
IN circumference, and weighs one hundred
aud eighty pounds. There are Two others
IF nearly the same size, and three thst
will weigh tr"m seyrnty.five TO one hun
dred und twenty tise pounds. "" The agurc:
gate weight "f squash from single seed
is not. less than eight hundred polnds,-
Can any one beat that? If ~, let him
speak. The seed from which this won.
dcrtul yield cstne was brought by Mr
Baldwin from Danbury, fairfield county.
Connecticut, and came out Of . squash
weighing one hundred and seventy pounds
that took the premium ut a county fair in
that county last tall. If any one wants
TO sce these wonders in the vegetable
Kingdom VI, Baldwin viii show then,
ound.-Red Wing Kotanteer.&
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

~ "A letter writer, who accompanied
Gen stahl's command on the reconpois-
sspce TO 1l'orqushfare Gap. says:
There, are aIot any gaps IN the Virginia
mountains more wonderful than tho Thor.
.oughtare.u The immense Bull i:u,, mum
tain :se*h's- cleft in, twain as il by sonic
,,nishty pHwer. The way is scarce y wide
,eno.vh, +" admit the passage Of u wagon.
To m i'nme"ee he;: 1T on either side, r,s-
ca huge piles Of liMeeteae rpcks, ttpm
whose ere siccs spring a.;thousand fount
aims whose ,plaohing upon the rocks BE-
snes,h; are rechoed ten thousand times -
Huge trees form, an immense canopy in
the heights, rising one. above the iother.
The, aun. smiles bnt,n few p aces in the
dark passage. The bo,top of the zap is
filled with .r'ck aud mud, and it seems
scarcely possible, to a n"yioe in, mountain
wonders that either hoyses or vehicles CT d
p's~ tho torturous, rough, aud dark iaby
ruth. @.'~ G.,.A 3:A":V iy1 ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

Nv much you think / could earn the
first three months. II you wish for ref
ercSets = regard q character. &e { I can
.vtea y,a "a Aln y, :trs and Mira
c'-,pd MIS-, d You
will, plea. ,nsser Immediately and obhRe.
'' This reminds use ue g. =. lady Friend Who
came, very kindly, last suma.sr, o tender
her assistance. 1t was too bad we were
50 hurried aud che had plenty of leisure
ti"e We inquired il surprise # she .h.d
ever lcsrned the trede. y = s ri -
"Uh 40, but. i is q simple mechanical
process aud should gc. in the way Of il
IL few moments" was htr answer.
Having leisare to be assisted We seated
her at case aud placed stick in her
hand. She objected to our plan Of hold
ing tit was 50 awkward she could not
nuke her fingers reach round, aud after
some moments We convinced her that no
other way would answer. We plsc d a
piece # copy before her, commencing "A
dispatch has been received at Was ing
ton.
We pointed out the boxes-here is "a
and this is "
"Wky. Dear INC F! why is not b beside
y? and sure enough here is the letter on
the end Of this bit Of metal! Why, what
funny arrangemc:.t-every one Of these
little compartments La" different letter
i" it.? But there are not ." many letters
What can they Ill be for 7"
After half huur spent in explaining
aud defe. ding the Inventors IF the Print
er's Gaze against all manner Of chargcs, We
had succeeded in getting our as$istan, t"
Put in type enough to make line read!
to justify. In that process she gave a
petulant pull at an obstinate sp &C and
sent her line in eu,all metal sh"wer over
the case, i hen she concluded not to assist
us any more. 1hi is about the idea most
women have OF any such business. They
expect to begin where ma" or boy would
expect tn reach after years of.study
We take apprentices on just s"ch terms
a. other printers do A dull patient boy
can generally earn his rsom in the Office
1.-The 6rst three months by doing chores.
but smart Roy seldom, in the first six
months, pays for the mischief he dos i"
his determined efforts to run the estab.
li-hn,ent. We would not except the gra-
tuitous services Of any one for 1.-THE first
three month" would not take any o. e
for less than two years, and psy wages by
The gear.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
FROM THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC. =, +.
The Column Moving Forward
Gen. rleasonton Drives the Reb-
els from their Position :.-,
He now Occupies Upperville.
A GENERAL ENGAGEMENT
'rsEXPEOT ED. ~:
He now Occupies Upperville.

A Harper's Ferry dispatch Of the 2nd.
says no enemy opposed our advance until
it reached Suckers Gap, when: they re-
treated to the western ri Q.
As our column reached the crest of the
hill, a body Of rebel cavalry, battery,
and two brigaaes of Infantry, emerged
from the wcoJs in the direction OF Win
chester A Parrot battery sent an effect
i've shell amongst them. When they re.
treated to the woods, not since emerging
"A body Of them have rem&incd on the
bank IF the Shenandoah. two miles off,
afraid to retreat in the face ola battery.
Our forces are in full possession Of the
Gap. ,..,..... .. !. =
The rebels intended to dispute, the pos.
session Of the Gap, but. we're about At,
hour behind time.
Snickerville advices state that Stewart,
with 5000 rebel cavalry, passed through
the Gap Thursday SIS. :. $50,
The impression is general that grca,
battle vii. be fought tomorrow. H..
A dispatch from headquarters to the
Herald dat d Wheatl. md November I'd
evening-contains the following:.
i Gen. Mcclellan reconnuitered the cue.
my from his front this afternoon,
Gen Plea> aoton's cavalry, supported by
q brigade Of Doutleday's division; are
driving the rebels from their positions.
who are c"ntcsting the ground with con-
siderable spirit 'ua. .:,..4 j:
The rebels east Of the Blue Ridge de-
signed sesreati"g through the Gap near
UPperviIle. III .+ :o.,A IL, ,..~ ,.: 81:
Jackson and Longstreet are just beyond
Suckers Gap with a,sl.rge force. ! :. .,...
, Conuonading is now going ); on. Our
troops srein excellent condition, and eager
for q battle -, IL a.,.! ~. 49, ,.t >s:..
A general engagement is expected to.
mvrrow. ..-.,s syn. ;.,.CI r.
The steamer ate Caha'Nwba, from New Or
leans, 18th: arrived 70 day with 24o siek
SOL 'ters. ~. >.-:t. s.>yx.,.1ssdI .s..,>is u
Il: The New Orleans Delta e :. Of the 27th
contains the following item: =: :. ,
Seven:y-three zUn,ons refugees, 4, .6ne
rugged! Get Of men, clad in in Ie,'arb Il Texan
it.l, >iat.nlo,ssE hey came to join ,kS
Union army, ~ return to.Iexss aud &; ht
for their homes ard property FROM which
they have been driven by the Secession
~ .s'.rr ID :. .s5,,; ;'.As4 = i'...,> :.
81 !! III Propeller Bay State vas wrecked
near #, Osxe;so o.. on the srd. six passengers
and the crew wore lost. :. .,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
STATE NEWS,

BOARD OF AUDITORS 1t will &c seen
by notice in another column, that the
State Board Of Auditors for the adjust
'nent IF claims arising. out 81 the Indian
war, are 10 meet in the principal towns on
tue Minnesota and ~ Upper Mississippi
rivers for the c,py. niencs Of the claimants
in the respective localities. In order to
facilitste the labor Of the Board, all claim
ants are requested ~. have their accounts
prepared IN the'manner prescribed <b>, the
Rnra.-I&. Ru-l lSe.ss3OtA. ] [. o.,
il: The board IF Auditors wiz meet II An
Okla o" Wednes lay, pec Sd ;s'a,, Mvnticel-
h on Friday Dec. 5th, and st. Cloud CD
Monday Dec. 9Th. n:,. st:.....t., Sf,,i ! 80
: TRw'Ps MoylNo--,i'our companies of
the Eth lows went down on the North
erners yesterday, their destination being
understood to be Cairo The other. xix
companies are At M;lle Lac, but they win
probably be down in week and follow
the others. IL. p,:>
1t is reported that the Sixth and Sew.
enth Minnesota regiments, who, are most
IT, with the brigade Of General Sibley,
arc to 20 BELOW this tall, aud will narch
acro@s the country from South g Bend 10
la Crpssc.- -lbiH. ,,,a. .;..-.,, ,'::.:,
PalA' lAIMENr MoNkY:-Ths allotment
money oelahsoFour'h .aRsgiment for the
,'pnthsof bay and Jhne, has been re-
&c vcd Ut ths.. fie. If thas State Treasurer.
--lI,, 3lst.nilsv ~ stt,sss4 sd. i. @,is
-, aaul1 81 i.a;al u u .ML..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
BLOW AT, THE SLAVE
~ !I..r} TRADE = ~. ~:
sr....> Pr... ST., A. Port Royal.
Ntw October 80.

.,:aia.t.g,yt1-, ,Ntw-ioRK, Ootober ~.
Another important blow at the slave
trade was A41t ,yfsterlay, il the, u 8
circuit court ii mi 'citi. ii The cotivieti"n
Of Albert Horn. ,t.r> fitting cut the steam
CT City IF Norfolk for that trade.
The British steamer Wachutta, Capt
Gi'pcn was brought int" Port Royal on
Thursday last, prize to gu"boat Memphis,
co'u.ns".vr Wan,ma"gh, She wae c~ptur-
cd xtter full days chase IF thee, Of
N q. She threw overheard the greater
portion q her e:Fgo .aa :. s| Las her
u 4.aaa NAM ,.s.s,. LII u. axu.Aa -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

u OYSTERS - We are indebted TO PROBES.
sor Cromwell for can Of oysters, tho first
We have seen this season, y TIE Professor
has fitted up r,oms where parties Of ladies'
and gentlemen can be served with I'LL man-
ner' of tempting delicacies, aud IL his do
nestle establishment i. under charge oot'
his wife, most excellant v ,m,n, We may
expect there WIN be not ing u offend
rhe' good tssts or delioaoy Of any lady
But alas the Professor is giving our pro.
PIE a1rslah for'cityI luxutis;s and fast dis.
reHirg Tho Simplicity If :tatD;itier 'ta.tes;.!
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

1t is thought that some difficulty
may ensuc with. England and spain. The
US gu"boat Montgomery chased and
burned in Spanish waters the M, reliant
slip Blanche, carrying the English flag.
She was supposed to &c either a SLAYER or
vessel engaged in the Southern trade
1t is now said that she way in a legitimate
business ~ e.. '+'"'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

At Lynden precinct 81 votes were
cast-sivi"s small Republican maturity
1t Oak precinct 50 We're cast: We
did not learn no.: the vote stood, any fir
Iher than that it was almost solid for Cul
len. y:
Cullen's majority in this County will
be about 25U. 49,, go.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

! NEwaRARhsq-Me. haze, eeeeiyssa &! .hhs !
drst two, "apbsrs Of |. P.psE jsst st. II
in s.: PAUL called ths Ale'zy or'iens. i
i, Co. AldEioh,''siio organ e thl
disergaai.erss tbs as,t number i fol-
. lews n sas T@ks ,af The, Rie or h t5yips
aa4. as...s .ssdau-b .tuug 'a..as.. !
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

PorAroEs.-some 9: our grocery ner
'ol'.u's IRE ts,yy;ng elure" quantities. f>po-
t"to's, md slipping in hrrels ."d sacks
for St 1.ouis, where Minnesota a. potatoes
reilly Po"'a""d s8q cent? PSI bus ls. $:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

engines ss to be unable 10 make steam.
She IL aaid 70 have been lo.ded with
arus and sss1pu';,ios. a s~a
The Wach attx il vi iron steamer built
III London, and will prove . valuable
prize. 4 f r. *'s