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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

THE FINER QUALITIES.
LADIES SILK VELVET CLOAkS,
LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS,
Ladies' Lion Skin, Frosted Beaver and other rough
Cloth Cloaks,
Ladies' Medium Cloaks,
Ladies' Low priced Cloth Closks.
Also, full aEsortnent 9f standard styles and
modern Shawls, Mourning Shawls.
We solicit es peciai attention to the styles qnak
ties and workman ship of all the ClOaks We offer.
Purchasers frequently suggest that stock of the
above soc { excel in those points, and in addition
are decidedly more moderate in price.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send
US supplies daily.
One price only marked in distinct figures.
purchase PERRY 81 BRO,
de 10 Tot Pa avenue and Ninth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

The evening entertainment viii conclude with the
laughable aftertiece entitled
TIE COBBLER IND THE LORD.
Nj, George r. Edeson nas....,..,The CUbblsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

On THURSDAY NEXT, ,(CHRISTMiS DAY.
TWO GRAND NCESi
Afternoon at ga Evening at "a o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

U OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS GOODS.
II CNST0N 4 SCOFiELD, John st., New York
and 3O2 Z street near Willards'.
Full assortment Of Military and Fancy Goods,
Chevrons, Flags, Gloves. stationery, and genuine
eperm Army Oil, Gum Polish, &c. Full stock Of
Fireworks. Sole Agents for the Coloridc.
800 street juncture Pa. ave. no D-lm
WAGONB.
i HAVE On hand a lot of W agons which will sell
very cheap. Wagons of all descriptispsn R5R7,
built to order In the very best manner 66SS
and warranted te give satisfaction. Re- 3XS18S
pairing in all its branches attended 10 with
and dispatch. VIM. W. RAPLEY,
18th street, near Pa avenue, Washington,
de 5-ins Prospect street, Georgetown
(AssIMER BUSINESS SUITS, BEAVER OVER
Casnmer PANTS, Cassimer, Velvet and Silk
VEsTS, Black Cleth FROCK COATS. Just re-
ceiyed and will be sold at our sual low prices.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
de 4taw4w TInt1 S6S Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

THE GREAT CORPS De ETHIOPE,
BILL EMERSON,
II JEAN fYOSKl,
HARRYXALBOT.
J SYLFIS CLtRKE,
in new selection of
CORKO GRAPHICALITIES!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-23

d2r- I'm 55e Seventh ST, bet. Pa. sg. and Canal.
Scn SUTLERS SEO
OOZ AND PRODUCE DEALERS, COl
TAKE notice.
100 barrels prime APPLES on coaSg men % and
eptf street opposite Center Market.
de Is ST. ii. W. HAMILTON, Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
lowing, which passed the Senate on Tuesday;

lOhlnSs huICu pdSc6u lHe O6Ddl6 Ou L AuSSual-
On motion of Mr. Gunckel, it was
ResoiUed, That the standing committee on
Retrenchment be instructed to inquire, and at
an early day report, what retrenchment, if any
is practicable in the local and general expens-
es of the State, and particularly
1st. Whether the expenses of the State
Military Establishment cannot be reduced
without affecting its efficiency; whether the
number of officers therein can be safely re.
duced, and whether there be any good reason
why the salaries of the officers therein should
be greater than those of the officers of SINH
lar grade and responsibility in the civil ser
vice.
ID. Whether the State Benevolent Institu
tions cannot be conducted for the next tive
years with less expense to the State.
81. Whether it be not practicable TO restruc
further the power Of local taxation.
4lh. Whether in view of the lease o.
the Public Works, the salaries of the Boart
ought not TO be reduced, and whe hel
the Office Of Secretary OF said Board may not
be abolished without injury to said service.
5th. Whether the duties of the Superintcn
dent and the Janitor of the State House can
not be performed by one officer, at salary
not greater than that of one OF the above
named officers.
9th, Whether the salaries of some of the
county officers be not too high, and if so, wha
legislation is practicable in relation thereto.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
THE NEWS.

The Burnside Expedition sailed from Hamp-
ton Roads Saturday last. It's destination was
supposed to be the North Carolina coast. 1t
is formidable force, and we may soor expect
to hear of its landing and subsequent opera
tions.
The expedition for some time past fitting
ont at Cairo also commenced moving Saturday.
1t is composed Of gun boats on the river aud
a large land force. Movements are also being
made by Gen. Buel's force in Kentucky, and
important events in that State arc mlnifestly
near at hand.
Col. Garfield has achieved a splendid vic
tory in Eastern Kentucky, totally routing the
large rebel force under Humphrey Marshall,
and relieving that section of the State from
the presence of an army which was threaten
ing the thorough subjugation of the people.
In Missouri there seems to be but little of
the rebellion left, and whenever our forces can
ssfceee5 co1rrir, striking. distance OF
armed rebels, they do not fail to rout them.
Ronney has been threatened by jackson
and large number of troops were few days
since ordered from this State to reinforce our
tuOsps in that region-bus, as the order 10
march was countermanded the same day, it is
| probable the danger was not as serious as
anticipated. Letters in the State Journal OF
Tuesday from Cumberland and Romney seem
to INDICATE that the latter place has been evac-
uated by our troops, but the telcgraphic des-
| patches give no inlimations of the kind
There is nothing of interest from our forces
at various points on the Southern coast. The
late advance from BEAUFORT was Il denonstra-
tiOn to drive off the rebels who were obstruc-
ting one Of the rivers, erecting bttterics to Op-
pose oar crossing. &c, and though the main
land YVES reached aEl the rcbels driven back,
our whole fcrce returned to the island.
All WIS cue on the Potomac at last adj
sices-but there is now good reason to hope
that the quiet so long enjoyed by that portion
of ourarmy is soon 10 be disturbed, and the
noise and turmoil of active warfare succeed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

This body has got fairly to work, and a
large number Of bills have already been intro
duced and resolutions of inquiry adopted look
ing to action on important measures. The
House passed few days since bill author
izing our Banks 10 suspend specie payments,
in order that our business interests may not
suffer from the contraction of their operations
that would be inevitable if they continued to
pay specie while the Banks of nearly every
other State have suspended. The Senate at
tached important amendments to the bill, linn
iting the time of suspension to about two
months, requiring the Banks to relinquish the
present mode of taxation secured by their
charter and become subject to the general tax
law, requiring them to provide the State with
exchange to pay the interest on our public
debt free of expense, &c. The House had not
at lust advices acted upon these amendments.
The necessity Of ecOnomizing in public ex-
penditures in view of the increase of taxes
that the war renders inevitable, gives rise to
numerous projects of retrenchment-and a.
mong the resolutions adopted as the basis OF
future action on this subject we notice the fol-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

muskets and swords. They were encamped
and quarteied in tents, log-huts, mud huts, a
Touring mill and saw mill, and the officers, 1
should judge, in Col. Blues house, all of which
were destroyed by fire, so when we came away
from there, we left nothing but the Gap.
We started from there about o'clock,
marched two miles and halted for breakfast,
after which we resumed our march and arrived
in Romney at 3 o'clock, doing up the whole
thing in Is hours, only sorry that the game
was not sufficient for all. Some of the pris-
oners, who were mostly militia, estimated the
rebel force from fifteen to eighteen hundred.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

The Secretary of War, Hon SINox CAN
ERnN, has resigned, aad E. NJ. STANTON, for
mcrly of this State, has been appointed in
his stead and the appointment confirmed by
the Senate. Mr.. Stanton was Attorney Gen
eral under Buchanan. during the short inter
val that elapsed between the retirement Of the
traitors Floyd, Cobb, Thompson an Thomas
from his Cabinet and the close of his term. :
Gen. Cameron is to receive the appointment
of Minister to Russia, in place of CAssius NJ.
Clay, who desires to return home for the plr-
pose of taking military position ana actively
participating in the work of crushing the re-
belion.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
Tha Cause o; tho war-Ta3 Possibility Of Poaas.

The Cause OF tho wlr-T12 Possibility Of Peacs.
The Hon. Charles An lerson in his Coop
er's Institute sp ,ech in New York, Saturday
night, gave the clearest ald most correct state
ment of the cluss Of the war that we have yet
seen. lie said Of the South Carolina preience
that the unjust operations of the tariff had sOmc-
thing to do with it:
"Fhe idea was an impldent imp1sture. y
x x Nor was it the action of the Northern
Aooishionsts, though he had himself once en-
terlainel this view. Bat as a cose observer
with excellent opportunity to enable him to
see the truth, he must clare this was not the
main cause Nor was it true, as the Earl ol
Abderleen seemed to think, that the war was
begun by the Southern shareholders, as propri
ctors in the defence of their rights of property
either in the stroaghods of cottondon or the
outposts of Kansas. The cause was this: that
check had been suddenly put to their unlimit-
ed, and, in their purpose and belief, illimitable
dominion in and over the whole nation. The
consequence is that they are almost frantic
with rage at this their first check in political
supremacy"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

We commend to the attention of the reader
the Inaugural Of Governor ToDD, the patriot
ic sentiments of which will be heartily spoi
ed TO by those who placed him in power. The
compliment he pays his able and worthy pre-
deccssor, Governor DENNIsoX is as appropri-
ate and ftIicitousIy expressed as it is well dc
served.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

A Kentucky correspondent of the New
York Tribune says the force now under com
mand of Gen. Buell. numbers 100000 Infant
ry, 900 Cavalry ard 5000 Artillerists with
over 100 guns. This entire force is expected
to join in the movement about to be made
southwark, having a large reserve force in
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and other Western
States, to be called in case of emergency.
The burnside expedition comprises45 YES
sells and about 5000 troops
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

The Senate OF the United States, by unan-
imous vote, Friday morning, expelled from
membership Waldo p. johnson and Trusten
Polk, the Senators from Missouri. Among
the names recorded we find the Senators from
all the Border States-Senators of every SEN
timent and sympathy. 1t is high compli-
ment TO the spirit animating the country, that
there should no longer be difference of opinion
as to the true test of loyalty by those legisa-
ting for the welfare of the nation. Verify,
Sece ssion is at ruinous discount
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17


with whrh they have already volunteer
ed their services, it would seem that this
branch of ourdnty is in sac hands.
TO the older portion nf oRr citizens
must we look. m ainly, for tire. ''sine~s
of war = and. If assessments shall be
lustly apportionel among them. all
should take delight in conti limiting their
unota. Look well to IL. then. that our
system Of taxation be just anil equal, so
that each citizen shall pay no more nor
any less than his inst proportion. The
burthenS of government, as well as It's
blessings. should be shared by all alike
The national government has been
obliged to call upon the loyal States for
peenniary all This call >honll he re-
spoa.led to promptly and cheeIfully.-
degree OF certainty, be stated at this
tima; it is heliered. however, that the
sum of three millions per annnna. for
few years. will fully meet all reqHi>i
lions likely to be male upon Ohio. II
this amount sboald be added TO the large
amounts ordinarily assessed ~ sinsi the
people, it could not fail to prove ex-
irerlely burthensome hence. they viii
expect sop. while NAL ing provision for
the wants of the National Government.
to relieve. if possible, against the bur
thens now resting up1n thsp. This re-
lief Is to be ohtaiued mainly by a re-
dnction o f salaries antl rer diem com
Fensation now paid. and Ev tho reanc
iian al, local taxaiion. Both Of these
measures / urgeH HpOn yon.
The salaries now paid to the several
State, comfy nn,i townShi officers vary
hut lil,l, iros. $500 GEO. and. with the
! single exception Of State Aulitor and
| Treasurer. they will heT a re tnctioa ot
twrn y-five per cent-thus saving the
sum Of Sl23 600.
The amounts levied for local pnr-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

10000 STAND OF ARNEs CAPTURE D.-For
some time past the Southern newspapers haze
given out mysterious hints of the expected ar
rival in some Southern port of ship bring
ing carg, of 10000 Enfield rifles. We now
have intelligence by way of Galveston, Texas
that the bloekadng feet has succeeded in cap
turing n vessel with a cargo Of 10000 stand Of
arms. 1t is possible This is the good ship for
whose safe arrival the rebels have been pray
ing so tervently.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

Gov. ToDD has retained Adjutant General
Buckingham, Quarter Master General Wright,
and COmmissary General Dslano, in the places
they occupied un;Ier Gov. Deanison. DR..
Weber, of Cleveland, succeeds d.. McMlllen
as Surgeon General and Mr.. Day, of Portage,
succeeds Mr.. Wclker as Julsc Advocate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

We find friend in the Opinionc Nationale
of Paris, which, Dec. 25th says of the stone
feet: +1he English, outraged at this peaceful
blockade, swear the dark ages show no paral-
lei example of vandalism. The universal des-
olat:on of Attila was as nothing compared to
the stoning up of two ports at which blessed
cotton is wont 10 load. Civilization is out
ragged by such an act, and every nation should
combine TO save this age from such disgrace
The idea is diabolical, an internal revenge,
which only the brains of Northern Yankees
could hatch out. This declaration comes from
the English, who, in 1907, in time of peace,
bombarded Copenhagen, burned the Danish
feet, and sacrificed 10y these exploits the lives
of two thousand subjects of neutral and
friendly power DIeu mon Drod. God and
my right. My right is my God, and my God
is my interest"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

WATsoN's NEURALGIA KING is a
certain specific for Neuralgia.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
PAIHTsvILLE, j IN. s

PAIXTsvILLE, j IN. s.
To Capt. J. B. Fry, Atsf. 4 yaianf GenI
I entered this place yesterday with the 42d
Ohio, the 4th Kentucky, and 600 of the ID
Virginia Cavalry. On hearing Of my ap-
proach, the main re,al force left their strong
ly entrcnehed camp ;tul fed. l sent my Cav
airy to the moath Of Jenny's Creek. where
they attacked ana drove the rebel Cavalry,
which has been left as van guard a distance
of five miles killing three aad womlding con
siderable. number.
Marshall's whole army is now flying in nj
ter confusion. Lie hadabanlJncl and bnrnel
a largcamount nf his stores. We have taken
Is prisoners. Oar loss is two killed and one
wounded. start in pursuit to-morrow morn
ing. (SigncD j. y. GARFIELD,
G,,I1npI (1omU1-,linr Ri rrI,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
Exciting Eau. fr,m Kant.,.,eu.

LOUISVILLE, Jan l4-Thc following off
cial documents were received at headquarters
to-day:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
All quiet down the road.


The Bowling Green correspondent of the
Nashville Courier says Gen. johnson has
called upon tho Provisional Government of
Kcliucky for 25,OOO Infantry and 5000 cav
airy for three years.
Fioyd's brigade from Virginia are going to
Scollsyilie Ky.
The rebels Of Hindmans command came
up the railroad on Sundly night and burned
the depot and blacksmith shop, and took all
the goods from the store of Mr. Mustain, at
Horse Cave. They burned the Woodland
depot. cars, &c, city depot, Cave City Hotel
and stables.
The ciriz at all these points were notified
to leave, and they escaped to Mumfordsvile
49, tl's-asl4als- s-sta4sdthcy intended to return
Monday night and burn every house That could
be used by the federal army, in lis advance, as
hospitals or quarters. They burned up all
and drove off or killed all the cattle, horses
and mules TO be found.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17
sEcoSD DIsPArc

To Capt. J. B. Fry, Assl. AJt. Gen:
l left PaintsviIc on Thursday noon with
1lOU men, and drove in the enemys pickets
two miles below Prestonsburg The men
slert on their arms AT o'clock yesterday
morning we moved towards the main body OF
the enemy at the forks of Middle Creek, under
command of Marshall Skirmishing with his
outposts began at 8 o'clock, and r. NJ. we
engaged his force of 1900 men and cannon,
posted on the hill-iought them until dark
having been reinforced 10y 100 men from
PaintsviIle, and drove the enemy from all
their positions. He carried off the majority
of his dc ID and all of his woanlcl
This morning we found 81 Of his dead on
the fed. His killed cannot be less than 60
The enemy burned most of his stores and flee
precipiately. To-day 1 have crossed the
river, and am now occupying Prcstonbarg
Oar loss is . killed and p wounded.
(oigned) j. A. GARFIELD,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-01-17

or q = th2 Inth hofc'
. CHAMBERLAIN. Delaware, o. Jan ], 1859.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19

STERLING 4 Rock ISLAND X. K We had
almost supposed this long talked OF railroad
project dead, but we see notice published
calling the annual meeting for the election Of
directors next month. We wish they would
hurry w and complete their road 1t would
not do Davenport amy injury to have another
railroad to Chicago, or indeed haii dozen OF
them. DwenpoH Gu2ete.
1t wouldn't do Davenport or Rock Island
any injury to have another Railroad to Chca-
go--jfH wQs no! controlled by the Chicago d
Roch Biand corporations! Davenport and
Rock Island want q competing road, in order
to reduce heights. But the superior strategy
of the Chicago & Rock Island company has
bagged the Sterling, and it will do Davenport
or Rock Island no good, as far rs freishts are
concerned, 20 have it completed.
If Davenport and Rock Island will put
their shoulders to the wheel, and help to eX.
tend the Peoria railroad to some point on the
Burlington 4 Chicago road, il wW be Of more
essential Serrice to Goth cities than dnyHting they
hace done for tie past fire gears. 1t can be
done, easily and cheaply, if the business mer
will work together and make the effort. 7her
Davenport and Rock Island could get ireights
either way, at low figures. What do yor
| say. Mr.. Gazette?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
A. 4. GROVER, NJ. d.,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office oppo-
site Rock Island House, up stars.
VIII attend promptly all calls ID the u'neit"'
,.a,rhr. Of SI'RGrRY aud OBSTETRICS, and gcner-
al practice. rt,,.,,ro,,.s and
Is prepared to practice SURGERY o" IS most APP
proved plan. o.,.., .,-,o, ho,,;osn
nsg- Residence on Orleans street, De'"ee"
Woshinrton and Eagle.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19

OF all kinds bought at the highest market prices.
Also Butter. Eggs, Provisions, etc, J guarantee
to sell better 1'i,r'" Tor N" same or i'S5 money
than any Other huUs" IN til" city.
John t. smith viii b" happy 10 see his friends
and attend To tlc,rw wants nth" best manner.
GIVE me a call and you viii come again.
Packages announcement T." carry wall be delivered
toany part OF the city free Of charge
store IN Bank Block, near \. b. Buiord Co.'S
Banking House, Illinois Street, Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
&, u. KNOX


rNDERTAKER. COFFIN W ~ Il .
house corner Rock River and Madison s''''
rock Island. A fine hcarse and team Always ="
readiness. VIII procure graves to pc oIs' ,ui"
ISL carriages tor funerals, ana t%ht NV
tinn Of the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
any, length of time without applying ice to the
body. Charges moderate.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
RiiIi.I NtTi>M.
10 DISEASE Is SO CERTAIN or Gu
,,,,.t,.. mr. I 4 go, H., ~

NO DISEASE Is so CERTAIN or GU
by BRANDRETH'S PILLS as thus. They soon
take out of the blood the particular Elrus upon
which all the pam depends, and the patent Is
cured.
Mr.. r. NJ Adams, 3OG Twelfth street, New ork,
suffered with rheumatism Tor a long PERIOD lie
was attended by able physicians, but Their pre-
scrptlons were ufuo avail he vas unable to move
without assistance, and for four months was al
most entirely confined to his bed. At this period
of his sickness. when hope had fled, and he eS-
pcctcd TO be cripple for the remainder OF ms
life. he was recommended to use
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
PHILIP II. ilEINE.
,IrSr SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
win nea,ncss and dispatch all orders in the
Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line ana
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give nm
a trial.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
DOCTOR J. &. MORSE,

HAVING located in Rock Island for the
purpose OF practlclng his profession, wI,I
answer promptly calls in the city and surround
inr country Office at j. W, Nehe'S Ne" Drug
store. Residence on Madison street, one door
north OF =. l.. Cables.
Rock Island, April }, lSG2.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
". ID. WILLIAMS,

4 TToRNEY & COUNSELOR AT Law,
n Rock Island, HIS, will practice IN any of the
Courts al Illinois ~ Iowa, Military Claims, State
or National, adjusted aud collected, Collections
made aud promptly paid over, Deeds, Mortgage,
Wills, Assignments, Contracts, etc. drawn "ih
legal accuracy
Office, IN Charles Buiord's Block, corner Illinois
aud Eagle streets, Room No. !, up stars,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19

Il,IICa ~ RAE PEACE.-CoIlcctions
j faithfully made aud promptly paid over OF
Ice At III, residence, over Rcqua's Jcwo.rN store,
uAuuIs street
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
Jesse ISOIIES

TIME BOOT MAKER. Particular atten-
tIon paid TO nice work, and satisfaction guaran-
trcd m all cases Ladies shoes made to order III
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice. =.
'ri,. shnn on Illinois street, next door to N
IS store.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
MICu.EI. LIEBERkNECHr.

TAILoR-opposite the Rock Island 'i"n &c.
| over Eycrts' store. Garments mad" N the
.atcq, style and best manner and warranted to NJ
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers. All work don" 10 accordance
WITH the tunes and at rclsonblc prices,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
~. l.. DALRYMPLE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
III. Office in the Court House. Reference; D.
Bonar, County Clerk; A. Could, Circuit CLERK !;
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all of Henry coun-
". Jul.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-19
WILLIAM SiIi!ARER,

lNAMlLY GROCERY AND RONiS!ON
l. >lORE, Produce bought aud sold. store
IN tng west rornrr Ut Orleans and outer streets
the Green Corner,