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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-24
ROCK I>I AND ARGUS.
THE Dt.IN ARGUS,

Containing full trIegaphlo reports and the la
test news, Is Published every evening, except
SUNDAY, At SN Dollars a year, payable quauerly
IN ai,uuTr
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DOCTOR j, C.. MORSE.

HAVING located in Rock Island tor the ne
| purpose OF practcing his profession WIN
answer promptly calls in the city and :, sufro nn
ing country Office at J. W. NeAe's Ne" drug
store Residence on Madison street, one door
north Of 7. l.. Cables.
Rock Island, April j, 1852.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned would give notice that he
u prepared to procure speedy settlement OF
lu,.ud Pension CLAIMS, bounty Nancy, Arrears
Of Pay, Sc, due soldiers OF then hr,rs, having ~
his possession all necessary Instructions, forms,
blanks, 80, h. D. SWEENEY,
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Uo.1av's advertisements.
MASTERS SALE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
In the Circuit Court of said County, OF the Sep.
Term, A. D. 1861.
Henry Allen rs. Charles B. Waite and Catharlne
V. Waite, John W. Buckley, John h. Corker,
Major +, Irwin, George W. Traver and John n.
Knapp, Executor, SC.
TO EorcClose Mortgage.
NOTICES hereby given that |, i. Il. Bean,
Master IN ChanCery of the above named
Court in pursuance of decretal order of sad
court. made IN the above entitled cause on the
l4th day ofSeptcmber and Of the said September
term, A. D. 1861. shall, on SATURDAY, THE
nth DAY OF MAY, 4. D. 1862, between the
hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. Nj. OF
said day, sell at pubic auction at the door OF the
Court House in said county, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described real estate, to-
wit: rhc undivided half Of lots one ~, two az
and three l3), in block eight (S); OF lots eight
iS and nine ~ in block nine (9) OF lots two (2),
three 81 four u and SIX 49,, III block eleven
an; lots five o.. eight tS) and nine t9, IN block
thrty-fuur t3j), of the cast snty-sIA and two
thirds 6Ga feet. of lot seven ~, in block thirty
seven l31J; Of lots five jj, eight (S) and nine (9
in block iorty-elgbt (iS); of lot five 5), in block
fty-two (32J; aud Of water lot four az, in block
seven Gall IN the Chicago or Lower Addition
! to Rock Island IN the County OF Rock Island
and State Of Illinois. Also the south half Of lot
twenty (22) , in block SIX (6), in Wabansa Adj
ditlon to Chicago in the County OF Cook, and State
of Illinois.
! Dated April "a, 1862.
T.. r. BEAN, Master IN Chancery,
Rock Island County, Ills.
HEkRY CURTIS, Jr., Solicitor for Complt.
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WHITE haulkcrchieis ut ;, 5, 10, II and 10
cents linen set, at 2ia30 cents, Linen coli
lar. at 10 cents linen, valcnca and cotton
eiginss; jaooncts, figured muslins, mnlls,
cambric,, Sc, &c, very low; collars and
sleeves lower than ever, Mt Block New
hnrger's
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mr. THOMAS GAIT.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, II ACCOuCll-
EUR. Residence west corner OF outer ana
nrIcans streets. Office over Buiord's Bank.
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Carr. LIrrLER The st. Louis Democrat
Of last Monday says; Capt Bob Littlcr, of
the Second Iowa, who lost an arm at the bat
Ito of Pittsburg, is now under Treatment, in
this city, and doing we'll"
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TTORNEY Il COUNSELOR AT LAW
a Oilce, corner of Eagle Illinois streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, limos
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.

c. II. SMITH, PROpfihloh'
Cor. Illinois and Jefferson SIS, Rock Island.
-s-pa-sengers conveyed to and from the cars
tree of charge,
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PREMIUM JOB PRINTING.

omrrsiur Jos PWINriNG Will meet with prompt
attention a. the ARGus ufiIcE' aud br executed al
ron smnah Lr TAIrh-
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LOCAL AFf AIR $.

TnE BALANCED the 18th Minnesota regiment
came down yesterday on the llawkcye State.
They landed above the bridge aud marched
around--a very proper prccaution,
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i, j, IyI:iIlDsLEl,
e.. ID. SN EENES,

, TTORNEY X COUNSELOR AT LAW
! Office IN the Court House, Rock Island.
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!. -. PRESCOTT.
x.1,IEKsTRAss ~ FRIES,

TTORNEY ~ COUNSELLOR at Law,
\ Solicitor IN Chancery, Real Estate and COL
.. rtIur AGENT, Moline.
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IlESRy W. Bowels, our Washington cor
respondent, has been appointed assistant ad'
jutaut general on the staff Of Gen. d. p
Woodbury., with the rank Of captain lie is
now near Yorktown, his camp being very
near the headquarters Of Gen. McClclan.--
This accounts for the absence Of his interest.
ing letters, Of late. We shall hope for II re.
newul of the correspondence, before long,
Capt. Bowers has many friends here who
will rejoice at h- promotion.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, 60
Rock Island County.
To all ADMINISTRATORS, ETecmors amt GudrdtdhS =
As the Statute Law of this State requires all Ad-
ministrators and Executors to render an account
Of their administrations at Irlst once IN each
wear, to the Probate Court, aud also at the end OF
,o years A, iartAcs to close the settlement OF es-
tatcs therefore,
N,fice Is hereby giuea, TO all Administrators oil
estates in said County, to render account OF their
administrations, to and before said Probate Court,
arrecablv to the requirements of law also Guard
ians of Wards IN like manner IN order to prevent
the necessity Of issuing summons.
By order Of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock IsIand, Jan. 18Th, 1862.
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ECTIFIERS and Manufacturers OF BONES
l(rc LIQUORS, Importers and Dealers IN foreIsh
N,ues and Liquors. Front street, opposite cry
Landing, Roch Island.
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rilAA. NJ. OSiSOR
HENRY Ifi~CIik.L,

1 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Of
\ nee 10 the Court House.
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IA MES X ELY
!. ERiSINGER,

II ECTIFIER and Manufacturer otDomesuc
~ Liquors, and dealer IN Foreign vines ah9
! IUrors Palace Row, Illinois street, Rock Island
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned isprepared to dra" plans ana
specifications, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds OF buildings, IN town or country
Having 80 years experience in the business, ne
hatters himself that he can give general satsiac-
ton.
Jobbng attended to with lspatch-charges
moderate. Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop Adams street.
near High school
.Z.s- Leave orders at Henry Housman's store,
Illinois street.
Jan, 18th, VT, VIM. ERRETT.
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Rus AwAY-A par of gray horses, at
,achcd to wagon. ran down Illinois stree;
this afternoon (the 2ith) knocking things gen.
orally. Several wagons were run into, aud
some upset, doing some damage. The run
away team belonged to II man named IIols'
worth, who lives near Presumption. liols'
worth and his son were in the wagon, both
drunk. The wagon capsized near Court
Square, spilling things generally, and among
other rdi,abies, breaking a jug of whisky
lIolsworth and ron were put on dray, jy
Constable kalc, and taken to Jail
Another runaway occurred at the same time
IA single horse and wagon, up Eagle and
down Iliuois-no damage done.
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rI'HE property and fine residence in the 4th
ward, ON the bluff, lately occupied by Joseph
Comet, Esq, is for rent, to good tenant. The
place IS very desirable to any person wishing to
live IN a handsome retired situation. The GROUND
are ample and well stocked with fruit and shrub
bry.
To good tenant the rent will be moderate.
ALIEN +. SWANDER, Agent
Rock Island, April 7, fSo2.
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a FINE pair of mules will be sold at sher.
IFS sale, in Market square, on Saturday
next. Those who want good team will do
well to be on hand. April 81, div.
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A FRE,H Tor of Mitchell Il .Johnson's
superior family tloIr, just received by Henry
Darts Sons. aud will be delivered to any part
Of the city-irec Of charge Apl, % div.
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MEMPHIS, the great cotton market, will
soon be ours, therefore NJ. Gimbel will sell
good Glencoe prints, warranted fast colors, at
10 cents per yard-Merrimac prints at l2t
Forty spring hoop>kjrts at 500 Aplljdw2w
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They Stitch, Hem, Bind, Fell, Quilt
and Embroidcr without Basting.


Tho great trouble with sewing machines, thus
far, has been that those which are good for any
thing, such as Singers, Grover Bakers, or
Whcclcr& Wilson's ARE too expensive, whilst the
| cheaper ones were made 50 imperfect that they
| did not answer the purpose. Messrs. George +.
| Collins Co, of Chicago, bring now before the
American public EllIot's Improved "Pearl"
| double threaded machine, which has all the per-
ccti"us al The higher priced machines, and only
costs $50 GraHd Rdpi& lMtrt) Adrertissr.
EHiofs ,"PcyI" SeriHg MGchiaf.-wc can
truly say that It IT, for the family, THE invention
If the age. How rapidly and pleasantly it works.
aud what a convenience It must be Wcwonder
# ,ny family will be- without them when they can
be- obtained at 50 low price as $50. five had
wife, a farm and family, surely we Should have
one of these machines for they are Just the thing
for a tarmors--or, for that matter, anybody's--
family. Boston Hcrdid.
Cheap and Scrricedbic-Wc have tor some
| weeks past, had on trial one OF EllIots lmprov-
| ed "PcarI" Sewing Machines The price oft
beng cheaper than that ct any other machine, we
were somewhat skcptlcal regarding its reliability;
but after thorough and critical trial, we will say
| II lscvery way worthy OF the high reputation sus-
| tanned by It, Its chcapness, instead of detractlng
from It's worth, makes II the more desirable IN
these hard tunes Its stitch is perfect, and then
the working of II is so simple that its use Is
easily learned. To our family friends we fully
recommend IT --ChrNfian Iimcs.
Farmers UircS ami DaughteyS.-We refer 10
| ElIlots "pcarl" Sewing Machine, the simplicity
aud usciu lncss OF which cannot be Oyer-estmated.
IL has all the requisites OF good aud servIGeable
machine, and the prce places 1t within the reach
! # all To those of our readers who wish good
and at the same time, cheap machine, we unhesl-
tatIngly recommend the one above mentIoned-
| farmers Gd2ette.
| EHiors Improved ''Pedri" Sering Machine,
| sold for $50, We believe to be as reliable and
scrvlceabe as any $50 80 Machine in the mar
| ket.-NOrfhTest ChurchmdH.
| Every Family as IHterested.-Our attention was
called, the other day, to an excellent machine,
which we believe to be the best and cheapest yet
introduced. 1t seems to be perfect in every way,
and 1t works admirably, being very simply and
thoroughly gotten up. The price of it is but $50.
1t ~ ElllOt's"Pearl" Machine. No family should
be without .--CiereiaHd HerGd.
For sale by II. PO"ARS,
Near the Cor Of Ohio Illinois SITS,
| Rock Island, Illinois.
Agent for Geo. F. Collins Co., Chicago, Ill.
y. B.-Full instructions given.
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l. .. w Lfi'
j. H.LANGLEf ~ co.,

GENERAL Commission and Forwarding
u Merchants Dealers in Sa'., h!uta"i iIi '''
Hcpt. Coal. Lime, &c, levee, Rock Island, III.
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IkIIt,Il N4Is~N.


NO DISEASE Is so CERTAIN OF CURE
by BRANDRETH'S PILLS as this. They soon
take out of the blood the particular Virus upon
which all the pam depends and the patient rs
cured.
Mr. r. NJ Adams, BOG Twelfth street New York,
SUITE red with rheumatism for a long PERIOD. lie
was attended bv able physicians, but their pre-
scrlptions were OF no avail he was unable To move
without assistance, and for four months was al
most entirely confined to his bed. At TINS period
of his sickness, when hope had fled, and he ex-
pected to be a cripple for the remainder of his
life he was recommended to use
BRANDKETH'S PILLS.
The first box evidently made hun better; the
Improvement was more decided from the second
box, and by the time he had used eighteen boxes
he was entirely cured of rheumatism, and the
strength and supplcness oths limbs were restored
1t IS now over year that tins cure has been erect
ed, and he has had no return, but continues the
enjoyment Of perfect health. Sold by all respect
able dealers IN medicine.
mchl9 twawlm.
The following is an extract from letter writ
ten BY the Rev. ]. $. HOIme, pastor Of the Pierre
point street baptist church, Brookyn,N. Y, to the
.sJournal and Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes IN favor Of that world-renowned
medicine, Mas. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
+ Cnu.EES TtETnISG:
/ owe .ce an advertisement IN your columns o
. Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
sad word IN favor Of patent medicine before
/ IN our lite, but we are compelled to say to YOU
. readers that tins is no humbug-we hare tired Il
/ and kqor It to be all 1t claims 1t Is probably one
I the most successful medicines of the day, be
I causc Il - one Of the best. And those OF you
reader, VINO have babies can't 10 better than lay
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TAKE your watches, clocks and .iewelry to
Jeannerct, next door to the Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
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For the best quality of double refined gold
en- amber syrup, 90 to n. Perrys.
POTATOES. PorAToEs!-N Perry has re-
ceiyed very fine lot Of Peachblow potatoes,
which he offers for sale.
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FOR RENT.

Rock island, Jan. 18th, 1862.
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soon as they emerged and got fo't TWi,i, re-
ceived the order 10 charge ! WIN IN Il
veil. with true Green Mountain ring IN IL,
;tay dashed At the extended rifle pit. AT
i I"r a a rpgment of rebels broke from be-
hind it, and ran into the redoubt IN The
rear leaving the Vermonters in the pit For
at least an hour they fought from here against
overwhelming numbers, receiving reinforce
ments in that time, first OF four companies Of
the 9th Vermont, and afterwards of four com
panies of the 4th Vermont They shot their
foe principally through the head, and SO superb
or was their fire, and their pluck SO impressive
that the rebels moved two additional regiments
into the fort, and into thanking position on the
left Of the rifle pit. Exposed now 10 a cross
fire as well as an increased fire in front, the Yer
though they wanted to stay, had to
go. In good order, covering themselves be-
hind trees, and fighting as they went, they re-
crossed the stream, csrrying with them all
their wounded whose condition at all promised
survival of their hurts. Many were now shot
in the waler, and drowned beyond all posi-
bility of help
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THE LATE FIGHT NEAR YoRKTowN.-We
have not had, by telegraph clear and salts.
factory account of the fight near Yorktown,
in which the Vermont regiments were en-
gagged. Neither do the letters from the army
tell all we want TO know about its purpose
'and proceedings. The following from a let.
ter dated near Lees Mills, gives tile clearest
account Of it we have seen -
-Four companies of the Vermont Bird. were
called up at o'clock in the afternoon. formed
into line, and told by their colonel in pitby
speech that the work expected OF them was 10
charge across the creek and take the enemv's
Entertainments. Ayres's guns-all of the bat.
teries, numbering ~ pieces, were under The
command Of thef accomplished artillery officer
covered the Vermonters advance. Th.v
marched steadily at the quick to the edge of tho
creek, and plunged in, Oh the run The water
dtepened unexpt ctedly. The men we're soon
wading to their breasts, their cartridge.boxes
sIung up on their shoulders, and their mus
kets held up high. The moment they entered
the stream, the rebels swarmed on the edge of
their rifle pit, and raned fire of bullets ON
the advancing line. The stream as damned
was about twelve rods wide. The Vermonters
loaded and fired as they waded. Their
killed and wounded began to fall from the in.
siant Of entering the wafer. Many of The lat.
Ter were sustained by their arms and the col.
lars OF their coats, and so helped across and
laid down on the opposite side The 3D., as
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wORCE s TER:
TUESDAY,, APRIL sc. 1859.


The LEGISLATURES. The committee ap'
pointed last week to inquire into the state OF
public business reported in the House yester-
day, that an adjournment might be reached
by Saturday next. An order was adopted to
hold two sessions daily on and after Wed.
nesday next. The house refused the ap-
pcation of the overseers of the poor Of the
city OF Worcester for change OF charter,
transferring the election of city physician
from the city council to their own body.
The senate was engaged the greater
part Of the afternoon upon the tunnel"
question. Three different propositions were
before the senate; Isl the bill of the
committee, of which we have already given
an analysis; ID, substitute proposed by Mr..
Swan OF Dorchester, providing for the appoint
ment Of three commissioners by the governor
and council to investigate the whole subject
of finishing the road and tunneling the noun
tain. and to report to the next legislature !;
providing also for the taking possession of all
the property included in the several mortgages
of the Troy and Greenfield company to the
state, and for the subsequent completion of
the road east of the mountain, leaving to the
company the right Of redemption for ten
years; and Sd. substitute proposed by Mr..
Williams of Worcester, providing for the
appointment of two commissioners by the
governor and council and third by the Troy
and Greenfield company, who shall credit and
allow all just claims incurred in prosecuting
the work between April g. 1860, and July u,
1861, and release all attachments and discharge
all liens on its materials; who shall take pos
session in the name of the commonwealth of
the property of the corporation under its
mortgages, subject 10 redemption within ten
years, and cause the road to be at once fin.
ished and furnished from the eastern terminus
to the Hoosac tunnel and who shall, with
the approval of the governor and council,
make new contracts for the completion of the
Hoosac tunnel, independent of, and repeating
all former legislation on the subject. The
senate had not come to vote on the subject
when our report closed.
lLATER BIT IELEGRAPH.]
BosToN, April 2l.-The Hoosac tunnel bill
was defeated in the senate, to-day, by tn,
adoption Of a substitute providing for the ap
pointment of commissioners 10 report to tn
legislature the most economical method aa
expense of completing the tunnel, with it
probable value and income. The bill adopte
provides that the governor shall be authorize
to take possession of the railroad under tn
mortgages, and to put in running order s
much of it as is completed, the company I
have the right of redemption for ten year
The substitute was adopted by a vote of !
toll.
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tLATER BIT IELEGRAPH.l

ZEN. GRANr.-The first account we had
Of .t the bat lie at Pi!tsburg Landing in a
New York Herald, which was afterwards tee.
graphed to the evening papers. 1t now ap.
pears that this dispatch was prepared by 4
member Of Gen Grants staff. 1t praised that
general IN unmeasured terms, and the militia
tary telegraph was occupied with it to the ex.
clusion of important business. Gen. Grants
conduct in connection with the battle seems to
be so unsatisfactory to Gen. Ealleck that he
has been put under arrest. We have seen no
statement of particulars, and cannot say how
much credit is due TO the general statement
that he deserves severe censure The Cairo
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer has
the following -
Considerable satisfaction is expressed here
at the arrest of Gen. U. S. Grant The ire
mendous gale which he has had the mistor.
tune to cause in the west, and, in TACT.
throughout the Union, by his recent conduct
will not be quieted until lie is acquitted of his
military mlsdemeanor by those whose duty it
is to enter into rigid investigation OF his late
conduct Wailing widows, tathervss children,
and an outraged army demand it, All the
putting dispatches of a self styled member of
his staff who was allowed to occupy the poy.
eminent telegraph from tort Henry two or
three hours after the battle, sending dispatch.
es to notorious New York journal, TO the de.
lay of military business, will not avail"
1t is evident that Gen. Grant had no expec
tation of such an attack, and that lie made no
preparations in anticipation OF it, We find
the following in letter from Cincinnati -
ut is now confidently asserted BY those
who know that on Saturday evening. when
Gems. Grant and Nelson were at Savannah TO.
gether, the latter proposed to march with his
men on to Pittsburg Landing, in case he
should be wanted; but Gen. Grant replied
No; they will not attack and if they do |
have plenty of men to manage them"
Nielsen was ill at ease under this. and
roundly asserted that i'll his optimism, they
would attack Grant went on thai night
Nelson was very nervous, and at length
determined 10 disobey orders aud march
The distance was about nine miles He start
ed about one, with Gen. Ammon, and when
ne got half way met Il courier coming in full
speed to bring him. By dsobedeuce TO or.
ders, Nelson, having saved three hours. ar
rived IN time to save the day-for his grand
march across the river, up the steep bluff, and
straight against the enemy, undoubtedly was
the first termination of the army which had
already begun to leup into The river. Nelson
marched his solid columns directly through
the chaos of struggling men, calling on them
10 rally"
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LET NE Kiss HIM FOR HIS MorHER."-A
SEoEsH lNcIDENT.-As the last Of the rebel
prisoners were entering the Jail on Tuesday.
big muatto fellow from = neighboring saupli-
Ter mouse. who was making his way through
the crowd of spectators, was somewhat ios,led
in the undertaking. A lady present, with
more age than wisdom, in the exuberance of
her traitorous commiseralion, and supposinp
the darkey to be one OF the prisoners, rushed
towards him with open arms, exciaiming
Let me kiss him for his mother" The dar.
key with look OF surprise, said, "Lor mis-.
sus, you needn't do dat; my mudder les ibis
round de corner. II you'd say ladder. now
I'd be in, kase / never could find him." The
secesh dame struck a bee line towards the
Washington monument amid the cries of by.
Islanders, 'let me kiss him for his mother. p
Baltimore CEDDer.