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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-19
BATTLES LOST AND WON.

The great victories at Fort Henry, Fort
ponclson. Springfield, Mo-, and on the south.
ern coast, pave the way to II complete and
rapid restoration of the union. OF course
there must be more hard fighting yet, Il good
deal Of il too, but the backbone Of the rebel
lion is broken.
The news which we published, on Monday,
Of the taxing of Savannah is confirmed, and
the old flag now floats over the chief city Of
Georgia Columbus, Memphis, Nashville,
Knoxville and other important places will
soon follow. The vitality and the passion Of
the rebellion are already dying out. Pierced
through. a. it now is, with many arrows, wa
shall soon see the whites %! its eyes, and It's
ghost will pass down among the other evil
spirits IN limbo. Even Mr.. Faulkner is re.
ported As advising hi. friends that the rebel
lion wa, q failure and they ought to make
the Jest and mo-, speedy terms with the old
union
But to the battle. los, and won. Since the
opening Of the rebellion, giving the rebels
sumter Wilson, Creek and Belmont, the
following, we believe, is pretty nearly cor.
rect.
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lor's battery llth lllinois, J, L Park, Rich,
ard Woodward, Milton Bags, ,, Sloan, Ca
lcb Griffith, NJ. MOrris-all of Co, Il.
WouNpEp.-l3th Illinois, Col, John \, Loo
gon lball through the left Shoulder, not dan-
gerous,) Adit Cophot, Capt summerheld !;
9th Illinois, Capt j. Hanna Shot in the thigh
9th Illinois, Copt. Robinson light flesh wound,
Capt. Beckior in the head, Lieutenant IN
company T. in the mouth Lieut., futon IN
the head, Lieut.. logan left arm of lth Hi
noi., Iieuts, Churchill aud Duncan both
badly captains Mckee, Rose and, Andrews,
Liculs. Murray, Wilcox and Dean, the lat
two badly Lieut. Col, Ransom lllth,l was
shot through the shoulder, q flesh wound
only Capt. Carter, Lieut.. Blackstone also
OF the lth, slightly 18th Illinois, Col, law
Ter, bal! through left arm; Capt-. Lawler,
Nixon, Brush, Dillon, Cra,g aud Lieut., t'uale,
10Th Illinois, Capt. kennard shot through the
neck. Licuts, Richardson and King Taylor :
battery, Charles II Machin, ball through arm,
4 Mason same Schwart1's battery, Llcuts.
lluughcr and GUmhcr badly
The llth Illinois suffered heavier LOSE in
the battle than any other regiment
The rebel, who escaped are supposed To
have gone to Nashville, where, or at ClarkS
VIE, IL i supposed the roh'eltFalr' VIII At
tempt to make another stand,
This evening II great light was seen for sry.
cral hours in the direction Of ClWksyllr, and
IL Is supposed the rebels have either burned
the town or their steamboat, in the river to
prevent them from falling into our hands
Bowling Green is evacuated, aud the rehe
army at that place under Cen Iinrdcc, ha,
fallen back toward Nashville. Rebel officer,
admit that if We take Nashville the rebellion
IN Tennessee is gone up,
There is no doubt about our ability 70
take it in less than two weeks.
The prisoners will be transferred to Cairo,
and thence probably to some safe point in H.
LIMOS, possibly Camp Douglas, Chicago
Tlylor's and Willard batteries were almost
constantly in action for two days. Not mar
wa killed, and only three or four received
light wounds
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Two thousand bbhls beet 1900 boxes beet.
and a large quyntity Of other provisions were
also found 10 day.
AlIof to-day qas been occupied in embark.
ing prisoners, gathering up munitou. and ia
buryng the dead There are great number
Of dead rebels still unburrd
Capt. Logue, aid to Gen, Grant, goe. 70
Clark,yille tomorrow, under flag OF tru {
with the bodies Of two colonies, aud TO effect
the exchange Of wounded prisoners, who have
been sent to Nashville
Taylor's battery was charged on five time.
Saturday, each time rcpulsins the enemy with
great slaughter,
1t is currently retorted hat Gov, Harris Of
Tennessee, has ordered all Tcnuesseeians 10
lay down their usms.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, CO
Rock Island County.
To all administrators, EGscuiorS and Guardians
As the Statute Law of this State requires all Ad-
ministfators and Executors to render an account
OF their administrations at least once in each
year, to the Probate Court and also at the end OF
two years at farthes to close the settlement of
tatcs therefore,
Notice is hereby giuen, to all Administrators OF
estates in said County, to render account Of their
administrations, to and before said Probate Court
agreeably 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 Island, Jan. 18th, 1862.
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WHO LED THE WAYf

One Of the. editors of the Chicago Fosi,
writing from the scene Of the battle at Fort
Donelson, says
80 The battle commenced on Wednesday
morning, between the land forces on the ex-
treme right, The 49th III, regiment Colonel
Morrison led the advance IN an attempt to
storm the tortifcations, and were exposed to
q murderous cross fire Of artillery. Colonel
Morrison received severe flesh wound and
fell while mounting the ramparts His fall
caused the regiment 10 waycr aud fall back
The Eth H., Col Ross, came t, their sup.
port and threw themselves entirely over the
hreastworks, but were compelled to fall back
with los. Of 80 or ~. The igth regiment
suffered about the same,
"The l5th Illinois. Col Smith, next ad.
yauccd and attempted 10 storm the rcdout,
but were unable to stand the murderous fire
Of grape, Their loss, however, was very III.
tie
In these charges our infantry wa. cover.
ed by Drcsser's, McAlisters, Schwartz's and
other batteries, including three "a FOUNDER
howi2ers aud Il battery Of Parrot guns,
which did terrible execution among the enc
my.
Birgc's sharpshoo'crs also greatly thin
ned their ranks. The total length Of our lines
is about eight miles, resting on the river
above and below the fort and completely cut
ting them of from retreat
Capt. IIawIey's company, from this coon'
ty, is in the 4jth, and Capt. Conkin's in
Birge's sharpshuoters.
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ESTRiY.

\ office is hereby given that on the 18th dav
Y Of November, A, D., 1861, IN the Town ot
Black Hawk, e. ". Griffin took upas an Esrray.
one Bay Horse, Ii hands high, supposed to be 5 or
years old with the letters 6 u. s." branded on
left shoulder white strip IN the forehead
small white spot on his nose and one on his upper
lip, and shoe on his right fore foot. Appraised
before David BrownIee, Esq, a Justice of the
Peace IN said Town, at $50
Also, one Dark Chestnut Sorrel Horse abou, >
hands high, about seven years Old. - t. /" brand
ed on the left shoulder, small white strip in face
aud shoes on both tore feet. Appraised before
David Brownlee, Esq, Justice of the Peace in
said town, at $40 JOSEPH COMET, Clerk
Rock Island, Jan'y. oh, 1862.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
THE MISSES THORPE AND FAY,
ID RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizen,
IL oiRock Island that they purpose opening
SELECT SCHOOL,

On Monday, February 10th inst, at their resi-.
dence, on Deer street, IN the two story frame
house adjoining Lees brick block
ia effort will be spared to give satisfaction to
Ia9e4!s ~. Guardians wIo eat.a.t Cn..uIeH 70
Their charge.
Fancy Needle Work and Embroidery taught
when desired.
Tuition from two to -four dollar, per quarter,
according to studies pursued.
Music Lessons, upon the Piano. per quarter,
~ 90.
RqereHceS Rev. NJ. MagIlI, Capt T. j. Robin.
son, Rock lsland 7. c. Temple, Esq, Port ".
ron; Rev. r. WhltwcIl, PhlIlpsburgh ca.aia
East; DR.. Mitchell, {. Smith, Esq London,
Canada West.
Rock Island, Feb. T. 1862
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ESTRAI NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 2Sth
" day of December, a. D., 1861, William Boy
Hawk, took up as estrsy, one Dark Brown f ley
with three white feet, and supposed to be three
years old next spring, or thereabouts, which was
appraised before D. F. Kinney, John A. Boyer and
c. H. Stoddard, in said Town, at Forty Dollars.
JOSEPH COMET, County Clerk.
Rock lslnnd. III, Jan DIST, 1852.
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Glorious Egypt.

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We cup the ioHo"'hG from Tue HPr'hShcId
correspondence OF the Chicago journal u re.
publican paper. 1t will cause the blush of
sbo,,e N cover the face oF ,bos. hanson. ,rho
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du-1ay's advertisements.
TAX SALE NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under,
y signed purchased at the Collectors sale, on
the 29ih day of June, A, D., lsGl, for tahc. and
costs que the State Of Illinois and County Of Rock
Island, the following Gown LOT, via;
Lot w. block 3, IN BaileyS Boyc's addition to
the city OF Rock Island
The time of redemption from said sale will e,.
pire on the Goth day OF June. \. D., 1863
DAVID KOCHENDORFER
Rock Island, Feb 18th, 1859
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See 7741777fH8i1ti aa4a.4|.rns %. If1aI..
ESTRj Y.

n office is hereby given that on the 23d day
~ Of December, A. D., 1861, in the Town OF
Moline, David r. Wood took up as an estray, one
Dark Brown Mare colt about one year old, which
was appraised before Ellsworth Mapes, ESQ, 4
Justice Of the Peace in said town, at Thirty dol
lars JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island Janiy, 10th 1862.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-19
PROMOTED ON THE FIELD.

The telegraph reports that
"Col. G. Carroll Marsh, of the Goth Hi
nois formerly of the Chicago Light Guard,
was made brigadier on the field, for eXhbl-
ton of desperate valor."
Col Marsh is the man who beat Loveioy
for colonel of the regiment from Loveioy's
district Lovejoy followed up the regiment,
at Springfield, ami afterwards at Joliet, cleo
tloneerinr and wire-working for the position,
but Marsh beat him in his own district
Marsh is democrat of the first water, and
his conduct in both battle aud camp, shows
that the soldiers made good choice.
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bought and sold.
lie invites all TO bring their old traps to hun
and get the cash for them.
5a-~ i kndsoi property disposed OF at Auc-
ton on far terms. JOB ROSS.
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Senator Wilson has given notice shat he
will introduce bill authorizing the president
to distribute prizes among the soldiers of tn e
United States who shall distinguish them
selves in battle
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Cry CLERKS OrrIcr,
hnrL Islnnn Inh NH lAnO

NOTICE. In accordance with an order Of
\ the City Council, made at a meeting OF the
same on the 18th inst, hereby give notice that
an election will be held on Tuesday, the 18th day
of March, next at the following named places, tor
the purpose Of electng one mayor, for one year
One alderman in the ist ward Tor two years
one alderman in the ID ward, for two wears.
One alderman in the Sd waId, for two wears.
One alderman IN the ith ward, for two wears.
T.. ". SWAMI, Clerk.
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occupation, and struggled defending swartls
battery under the most Calling iiro Of the en-
cmy until every horse at the battery was Kill,
ed, with the officers who had charge Of the
guns. as well a. Lieut., Col. White, Captain
Rgsby, (acting MAORI and seven captains
and n number Of lieutcnants OF the 3lst had
been killed, with Col, Logan wounded and
being nearly surrounded by the rebels, Capt.
Edwin ( McCook, who was left in command,
drew the regiment, lorwhat remained Of ~
of the Gr!d but not until their last round was
expended, and they had commenced 10 drive
the rebel, before them
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All Work Done in the Best Manner.

Artists and others in want ofanything in my
line, are respectfully invited to give me call.
IzS"Shop on Illinois street, over D. Llngle's
furniture store, near Temple Buord's grocery
store. RICHARD PLATT.
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GILT FRAMES GIFT FRAMES ! -!

DORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
| OF all sizes and styles, can be had at my shop,
on short notice. Also
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AUCTION STORE,

The subscriber keeps an AUCTION STORE, IN
Rock Island, ON Front Street corner of Esgl.
near the ryer, at the old stand formerly kent by A.
Butcher, where furniture and all kinds of property
will be- sold at auction
He also keeps
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VIM. VAN FLEET Il co.,
Commission Merchants

for the sale OF
GREEN. AND DRIED FRUITS
Poultry, Eggs, Butter, and all kinds OF
r A r M p r Q d u 9 E .
1872 Dearborn ST.. near the Il. o..
p o. Bon 6l64.
rs-special attention paid to the sale of Apples.
Peaches, Berries, Vegetables, and all o,he Per.
shable property.
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1t is reported that $4,000 stand Of small
arms, 1000 barrels of -four, 200 boxes Of
beef, and large quantity of provisions and
army stores were taken at Fort Donelson.
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FRESH OYSTERS,

DY the can, or served up in any style de-
ID sired. good supply always on hand
the best Liquors and Cigars
PHIL HEINE,
Rock Island Saloon.
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ST. Louis, Feb. lit is reported on high
military authority chat Gen. Curtis captured
most Of Gen. Prices staff after leaving Spring.
field, including his chief adiutant
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Col. John A.Logan's Regiment of Egyptians

Those who know how the Chicago 7ridUas
has constantly poured It's nasty abuse upon
the gallant Col. John \, Logan, the present
member Of congress from the extreme south
eFn district IN this state, will ina sine that it
must have been gall and NORWOOD to that
paper to publish, as it did, the following
among its telegraphjc dispatches. viz:
The 3lst regiment Col. Logan. fouoh,
like veterans who had never had any other
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-19

Gen Grant has been nominated TO the sen
ate as a major general
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80 Nix STORE
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

At the same place, where he buys and sells Old
Stoves, Rags, Old Iron, Copper, Brass, &c. SC.
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rr.graphcd to the Rock island Argus.

IrIhuue's Correspondence:
WN.uixGroN, Feb. lS.--Gcu. Luuirr's re.
signa'ion ha, not been received here, and
people who know his imratIencc for fight
pray 1t may not come.
Little has been said Of the prize money
earned by the crews of our blockading YES
sells, bat the amount can't be small The
share due to Commander Alden. Of the South
Carolina. which made 50 many captures in
the Gulf, is over 100000. Nineteen times
that sum !, TO be divided among his officers
and men.
Gen Grant wa, nominate! rs II major
General to-day The senate, which has since
had II, executive session, will not confirm him
until the official reports are received.
The house committee on territories will
soon report Il bill organizing Arizona AS Il
free territory The WiIm5t proyis0 will be a
Of part the bill
Mr. 5. A. Allen has been appointed an
agent to accompany our forces into Tennessee
t. take charge Of the cotton crop in behalf Of
the government.
Times dispatch
And johnson will probably proceed to
Nashville us soon as Gen Buell's army take
possession thgt city and assist in organizing
a provisional government for Tennessee The
people there are painting for freedom and re-.
sumption Of their connections with the union.
I,,..,i "'n t'' ,n,,1o.s ~, ,ha iost - NnraL
The president to-day nominated Col. Gar
field, Of Ohio, n brigadier general, in compli
ment for his thrashing Humphrey Marshall
The war department has proofs which are
considered conclusive that young Walworth
y "Si'F'
Fovr Do>ELsoy. Feb. 1.-THE Great fire
which was seen mn tbe river from this point
last nioht. WAS the burning Of the tennessee
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