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, 1862-01-21
An Outrageous Assault Epon an
Officer.

~1A'" tAHh<aN1k pom an
Officer.
As officer Geo. n Miller, Second Sergeant of
the West Side Station, was patroli1s lis beat.
st about halfpast len o'clock on Sunday nielt.
while at the corner Of Canal all d Polk streets,
he observed three men standing upon the side
y '*lk, apIaIentiy Intoxicated and talking most
obscene ]al!g1lasc, several Indies and gentle
men passing at the same time. To one lady,
especially, some most vulgar words were ad-
dlcsscd. As WIS lis duty, Mr.. Miller crossed
oyer 10 Tic spot and sharply rebukcd them.
Al the same time the officer took out Ills star
and fastened it to tic breast Of lis coat. He
had barely time to do this, When ono Of the
three, named Patrick Murphy, stepped up,
dealt him stunning blow, and was followed
by his comrades, The officer warned them
several times to keep at Distance, but they
rallied, knocked him down, cut him severely in
the head, and finished by stamping upon his
chest will their heavy boots, and kicking him
in the stomach. They were all large, heavy
men, any one Of whom would have been more
than match for the sergeant, and the matter
Of wonder with us is, that he did not, after
they had knocked him down once, seeing
his lite vas in danger, shoot down the ruli1ans
as they most richly deserved. He did not,
however, but called for help. Deputy Sheriff
Lockmeyer and another man CHANGING that
way heard lis cries, and came to the spot in
time to save his life, the three being about to
finish him with their feet, as stated When
the Deputy Sheriff appeared, one Of the men
ran away, but the remainder we're secured.
ofn1, ~, ;,.to
charge Of Dr.. Wanzer. who dressed his wounds.
They arc Of o serious, but unless Inflammation
sets in, not necessarily Of a fatal character.
He was able to appear against the ruftians this
morning, but had to be brought to tic Ar1nory
in carriage.
After Sergeant Miller Lad been taken care Of
at the Station House, O'Brien, the third man,
who Ind made good his escape from arrest,
thinking he would not be recognized, went to
the Station House to consult with his former
associates. The officers Of the precinct re-
cognized linn from Miller's description. He
was taken into the wounded mans presence
but taken by force-fu1lY identified Us con-
ncctcd with the outrage, and committed to
cell.
The three defendants, Patrick Murphy, VIM.
O'Brien, and James Comfy alias Ryan, when
arr,ipnca before tbe court Yesterday nrs.
srn4ed q ,nost mt illustration of ,,n,1.doo
ferocitv. They werr all stronr ab1c .hodie5
ma, Thor v;,+in, v,s comncl1ea IN cit he-
fore then-beinr unable to standard gave
his testimony IN = clear str,;,htforv,rd RI nan.
ne, IN his accusations the prisoners con1d
on1v answer tnev were intox;catcd
.Instice Davis ,f7cr he,rino thc +est;non,
r,rn,rtod n +ho dotond,,t. +ho+ a.. -
cases OF similar character had been sent up
to tile Recorders Court-in on Instance the
Judge assessed a small fine, and in another he
assessed penalty Of ten cents and paid it out
OF lis own pocket-and they had been, as he
thought unjustly treated, he should take this
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u&IhEu tula ~ uH1EaLG Lne1l DetQT DG~
low zero.
THoKeoS's Observation-Disclosures Eating
House, at No IS Dearborn strect, has acquired an
enyiable reputation with business men Of the city
and strangers who are stopping here but few
hours, for the quality ofits oystcrs, game &c. and
for the promptncss With which meals are furnish
ed. The rates arc also very low Call at No. So
Dearborn street and Try Its quality
~ Go to Boyd's Exchange Office when you
have business with Broker. He pays the best
rate for al uncurrent money. Sells Specicand Ex-
change as low any houEe and gives entire satis-
faction to all who patronizes him. Office, No. s.
South Clark street, {adjoining the bank Of c. B.
Blait) Entrance at the iron steps sonth end Of
thehuflding, jn7-1m
E Go to John Jones, 11s Dearborn-st., aodget
your clothes cleaned md repaired. noU2
Call On Dunlop, Sewe1 d Spalding TOT Printing
no71t-h221-1Y
Apply at the TRIBUNE Job Room, II you
want job.printing done quickly. well and cheap1y.
dec1atf
w Cook 4 Mclean, IS Dearborn street, h.7e
made their price FOR cleaning aud dying Gents'
garments less than any other house in the city.
se25Iy
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ofthis morning:
We have nothing new to note in regard to none
tar5 matters. The unfasorab1e market news
has checked the demand for produce on Eastern
account, and this makes the scarcity Of currency
still The banks have nothing to spare for DISCOUNTS
Exchange continues easy. We quote:
Buying. Selling
NeT York Sight. .-..A@51 prem. I prem.
Gold. ----.---.......+.2 .2D2H prem. 3@4prem
Treasury Notes..--.- II prem. prem.
With rare exceptions, s. premium is probably
the highest bnying rate for exchange. For Treas
ury notes. exchange can be bought at 1l@H premi-
UNI. There il not much doing In gold.
NEW YoRk SroeK MAnKET.-The following are
the closing quotations in the New 9ork stock
market to-day:
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now being 81 co to Ecw York, 2na 5! o. to Bos.on.
ic rate On IoEr Ing a!so advanced 1oS PCT brl-
TIE rate Eow helm. $!-Go to New York aud s. 10
to E"rton.
TREASURY NoTE-1n business transactions there
is 'csy great preference given to Treasury Notes
over the hills Of almost every bank in the country
At 'hr Cattle and Hog Yards, dfogrrs. finding out
what i buyer will give for thcir stock. inycriab1y
ask- VIII you pay in Treasury Notes:'' If the
reply fs in the negative, they generally turn On
their heel to negotiate with somebody who has
the desired funds.
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DIED.

United States Army. He formerly OF the Wiscon~
SIN Ofse NILE anEee but more recently In the employ
r Milwaukee and Canada papers p1esse copy.
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$se,ssq,7 7f2 107as1 .9sT 11a 3so, ,saa 2s4.o3s,5a3
SLAVE sTATEs,
13,413,60S =. az a339 16,40t,6SU 3Q356, 61e
Total. ~, ,s54 ESQ 130 2 a9l395155

Total a, ,s54 ESQ 1so 1876 12s is
This is small but 8 very instructive table. 1t
shows that the trade Of the country has increased
Immensely within the last ten years While the
average annual value Of exports from the Slaye
States exceeded those from the Free States in the
two previous decades, the Free States have ex-
ported yearly average value for the last ten years
Of some twelve millions dollars more than the
Slave States. III imports the figures Of the Free
States show greater disparity, being eight times
more than those Of the Slave States. It is true,
however that for the last ten yeara the South has
bought most Of her imported goods IN the New
York market. Hence, the New York merchants
had more than SOC, 00,e00 due to them when
the rebellion broke out. It was seQucstcred by
JEFF. Davis to carry on the war. The question HOW
among the New York merchants, whether they
will collect any Of this large sum, is pertinent and
very feeling one,
LAND WAEEASTs.-Therc is scarcely enough do
ing IN Land Warrants to make quotations uccez-
cary. The following are tc-day,e selling rates..
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LIVE HoGS-Received, 5779 head. The market
today was brisk, and under good demand both
by shippers and packers, tile market advanced 5m
10c per 1o0 Disclosing steady and drm-ail the
yards being entirely cleared ont, The transac-
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U{)G Uttbutt&.
THE CITY.

.Arluia1 a.EST,-Er G. y. Bcchc, of ;his
city, h.;S 1sen appointed i Brigade Surgeon at
Washington.
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COMMERCIAL.

MoEDAX EVENING, Jan 20, 1852,
The following are the receipts Of leading articIas
for the last twenty -four hours:
RECEH1a FOR Last rWESTY-rouR HoD9a.
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BEEF CATTLE-Receivcd, $40 head. Tie mar.
ket for Beef Cattle was quiet and stcady-the dc,
mand being chiefly by city packers for tierce beet
The sales were as follows:
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PREsEsTAT1os.-A sword, eash, belt, and
silver spurs were presented lsst week to Capt.
Brown Of Company 3, Major Barkcr's Me-
C1cllan Dragons at Washington, hy the men
under his command
, 1862-01-21

L sealed letter addressed to Hi.iiau,
a. D'rrow, Chicago, ILL.," WIS lost In the
street On Saturday. VIII The finder have the
kindness TO Leave it at the Sherman Houscs
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There is no quotab1c change in -four, but the
Sales comprise 2o0 bfls superfine at 5 800 brls
good PENNSYLVANIA extra at $5.75, and 2c0o brls
mostly northwestern extra family. at S. 1905 SIX
sellers. Tho sales to the trade have been limited
within the above range Of prices for superdne and
extra, and from $G.aa5 to Sc rs 7 br1 for fancy
brands, as in quality. Rye -four is dull and offered
at S375 q brl, without ealcs to any extent. and
PENNSYLVANIA corn meal at s. q b-1 and the de-
mand limited. The receipts today are 22lg brls
-four a675 bu wheat 872 bu corn, and $50 bu oat
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HERRISas PATENT CHAMPION F1REPRooF

The most Egltab!c FL EssuE5ty r. frpE, nEs noE known
Lined WITH Herring q Floyds KRw P1TEsT 1ERYS
TAlIZED IRUN"-tAe only metal which cannot 30
drilled HERRING & CO. 10 State street
ja.kls5-1y4thp
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The total value Of importations by lake at Clevc-
land. FOR the season Of 1861. is st4 and the
valuation Of exports, s4s,7.1,774 Total business
Of The port G7,s62.619
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Flour and Grain In Store

Accordingt to the statement Of bIr. Catiiu Scc-
retary Of the Board Of Trade, the amount OF four
and grain in this city to-day (2th is as follows:
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DrepareD GLUE.

A DVERTISEAIENT.-For s1oo
~ sell The recipe sos making ths ceebratsd
This is the first time this recipe hss been na
1propose TO sell this recipe for One Dollar "a
glue more than two hundred thousand doars Witn~
tas - tasf ysas Address E. 8. COUCH, OttaTR ui.nole
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Suites.
THE RECENT FIREIN BROAD.
T. WAY. BURNING OF HEGEMAN.S DEUG

Messss Herring Co, No. 21 Broadway Ny:
which We bought Of you soe Two years ago has been
fceeoSe5ed ct iron ne ruins of Heseman & Cos Drug
By nre On Sunday mornlag last, the "a Inst
ne occupied The entire upper part Of the building
aMannfacto!y OF paper boxes and eaesroom for aper
and cards Me had q large amount OF material On
On The three floors beloR made very hot rs All our
books, insurance policies and other valuable papers
Patent SAFE The asts stood the second door
building intothe ce11ar below where it lsy i1nbedei
until o'clock last evening period OF HUNDRED
happy TO add that our bookR papers and money were
a completely preserved, ma the entire contents Of
your safe when taken out this morning are almost as
bright as when put tleus in.
We have selected another HetrtpE'b Chau3pfon Safe
to lock them up IN and shall always take pleasure In
recommending them to orr friends for use
EBBlHGHAUS T. ZQLLINGEE
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FARMS FOR SALE OR EN-
- fEI4ayGE-A highly Improved Stock Farm one
Ct he nest IN t.e West q go acres - Under
houses, barn gFanesy, corn crib. orchard, and two
wells i've miles from railroad station. and thittv.ye
miles from Chfcagn, waste land on the place price
$500 Only r. go catt required down. baace On sSx
yesrs time, with six per cent. interest. "
One farm In Cook county Of lis acres; one farm In
GeeK County ef 10 acrss i've farms in Logan County
acres; one farm In Grundy County OF Isl acfes: one
4arm u Champaign County Of l6a acres; four farms in
nercs Any Of the aboEe farms tc Exchange for I'M
p:oysd city property iTec farins in Lake County to
tIchargc 1or good M1r chantahIe goods
pETEi SHIAlP, 157 State street,
.FoR CASH OSLT-House and Lot on Edna Placc
tl5@1; tloUsc and Lot EGina Place. 15ao; House
IN Nabnsl! nSen4s a io0o H9nse md Lot Wabash
$;1.eSo: Bouse anu -. m Michigan areaae s1SWo
House ana Lot Indiana avenue 500: two lots on
EufIao street near Taylof sioa each ct land
Ii eEster county, Iowa $fE per acre.
5a1sE422Sr PETER sHIMP, 16i State street.
, 1862-01-21

From the North American, 1Tth.l
The demand for cloyerseed continues good, and
4GCeh 500 bu have been taken at S43fER4,62K
or Gaxeccd
, 1862-01-21

SOLDIERS AID 1DSocMTl.-On Tuesday cycn-
ing next, the ladies Of the Soldiers Aid Soci-
city will hold Sociablc at the Orphan Asy-
luIn. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to
attend
, 1862-01-21

Everything continues r- re1. dull and prices hardly
more than nominal Flour No i, 81 s. !, Point ST.
Charles with salez Of round lots Inspected at s4s
$1Gl1.t1. Butter dull and nominal. Dressed hos:
dull and lower. with downward tendency: sunn7y
large; sales. 44G4.20 for light to bfeh aycra1r
, 1862-01-21

MEET1EG.-Therc will be a meeting Of the Fire
mems Benevolent Association this evening. 4
full attendance is desired.
, 1862-01-21

CAMP COOKS SBHT UP.-Two sneak there's
named Patrick Ryan and Patrick Comforter.
who for some time past have been acting II
the capacity OF cooks at Camp douglas, were
arrested yesterday ood scn: to The B.;icw, =,
for old Offences.
, 1862-01-21

METEoRo1od1cAL.-Range Of the Thermometer
for last week, noted BY E. L. o,Hara, Druggist, 80
West Randolph street:
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One Express Wagon of Extra Quality,

a TWOsEATED ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE was
leit u ny gard over year since. II it IS not chilled
OF JOHN j. WRIGHT on stste street one b:ocE snuth
OF Twelfth street ia.l.E i51.at
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HoAHsESEss cured By "Brosc'.'s B1onehia2
1FoeAes or cough Lozenges, which are seld by
all Druggists,
, 1862-01-21

sEwMG SocKTT OF TEE FtRer NJ E. CHURCH,
chieagoz3o Nos Living Age, 23 Guide to HoIi.
~, % Harpers Weekly, q Frank Leslies Hlustrat-
cd paper.
Mrs LOGAN, Chicago.-2 pillow cases, pillows
SplloW ticks.
.FEcs LADY, Chicago-1 dressing gown, pr
pillow cases. lot Of papers, r
MEs- CAErER, Chicago farnel shirt, 3 hand
, 1862-01-21

THE LAST RITES.-Ihe funeral Of the little
boy George F. Haskell, who was killed By tic
State street cars last week, occurred from the
First Presbyterian Church on Sunday last with
appropriate religious exercises. The children
OF the Sabbath school, Of which the deceased
was member, sang some hymns, touching
reminders Of their conlrade whose voice was
forever hushcd and should no longer mina1c
in the sweet psalms. It is sad coincidence
that within one short week, three churches in
close proximity to each other have witnessed
the funerals Of three persons killed By accident
Judge Barron, S. C. P. Bogue, and George F.
Haskell.
, 1862-01-21

MORALS. About one hundred offenders
against the public peace were tried in tho
Police Court yesterday. As the weather
moderateE, morality wanes, and the Police
Court pays its expenses while the thermome-
ter is above zero
, 1862-01-21

More lSsUBoRp1NAT1oN,-Th insubordi
natc Mechanic Fusilccrs at present confined
in the AEmory, received an accession to their
ranks yesterday in the shape Of three more
usltinccrs. Il viii be difficult soon to tell
which Is Camp Douglas-thc City Armory or
the ba1Tacke at EpttaEe GraIe.
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LATEST NEws,--N. Perry is retailing tue
best Double. Refined Kerosene Oh at 10 cents
per gallon, All other kinds Of grocere, at
greatly reduced prices
CHEAPER TNAN EyER,--N Perry is recriv.
ing 200 bbls of Kerosene and Carbon Oil,
which he is selling at I0ccnts per gallon, Get
your cans filled ut \ perry's
oNL Of the very best places, in thi. region.
to bay family groceries is AT rompic Butori',.
HIS stock isoithc very best quality lie also
keeps slap Cbaaiiay Of all sorts, ani his is
hconly Ship Chanilcry store in this region.
His assortment is complete, lie also keeps a
heavy stock OF Iron aud Nails, OF all kinds,
His prices, for everything he keeps, are low,
in accordance with the times Notice his al,
ver,iscmeut aud give him call.
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HYATC> PATENT
Knife and Scissor Sharpener.

Nm. u,eIuT NlrNlnn m rInIlTv LnrumIry a nuL
'' '"'''''' anu - S"'' w """ US way 'n'o every
family. Large numbers OF them are beng sold by
the nronriotnrs. and all WIN bccome n,vpor. If
the I,gbt 10 sell them are assured of making large
..,.l
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;" '1''"' "'V "''" w "D' '''''''' VI
muse u S'1' '"I''"' WHO are 'u' o' e"p'oy'"e"''
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enterp.isc:
Among the opinions of this useful invention. we
select the following:
81, yor, s,,o,Lo -, -. c,,,,r,.,,,.,, ,.,r.,
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
specifications, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds OF buildings, in town or county
Having SO years experience in the business, ne
fatters himself that he can give general satsiac-
tiOn.
Jobbng attended to with ispatch-charges
mod rate. Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
near High School.
nc Leave orders at Henry Housman's store,
Illinois street.
Jan, 18th, d w If. VIM ERRETT.
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FOR SALE OK LEASE,

| \ lots or Subdivisions, 10 sult purchasers, or
| persons that may desire to lcascfo' term o
Years, the following property IN the Cit OF Daven'
'Ort, VIZ
In block 3-225 feet fronting on I'd street,
100 feet fronting on Water street,
90 feet fronting on Sd street
In block linear the Market House
30 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with
each side Of the lot.
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street,
1875 fronting on Scott street.
In block 20--32O feet fronting on Third street,
800 feet fronting on Fourth street,
800 feet fronting on Harrison street
800 feet fronting Oh Ripley street.
In block 27--lbU eet fronting on Sixth street,
100 feet fronting Warren street,
In block 3l--lGO feet fronting on Fifth street,
$50 feet fronting on Scott street.
In block $500 feet .rontng on Western avenu
1850 feet fronting on Sixth ueet,
go feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3S--l5O feet fronting on Brown street,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
IN block IS 90 feet fronting sixth street, and
extending back $50 feet
For nartlculars inquire of COrbIn g. Dow Attor
news at Law, or Of JAMES MAY.
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Ai NOT ICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 28th
" day Of jan, 1862, James McA pherson, OF the
Town Of Drury, took up as estrays, Two Steers,
three years old past, and marked as follows: One
dark Brndle, with star IN the forehead, some
white under the belly, aud three white feet. The
other, light BrIndc ilHe-back, stag horns, white
under the belly, some white spots on the tail
And appraised before Lewis W. Gratian, David
Andrews and Jounth VI. Brunell at Thlrty-Flye
Dollars, February ith, A. D., 1852.
Jos. COMET. CIetk
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ROCh Isl AMI AnuJ>.
THE DAILY ARGILS

Containing uI Geographic reports ana the Ia.
test news is published every evening, except
Sunday, at SM Dollars year, payable quarterly
ia uuN4NCC,
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SPRINGFIELD
Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

OF SPRTNGFIELD, MdSN.
CASH CApITA observation-disclosures. .S%uo,ouV
Surplus 80 ..,.,'' ~,
CONTINUES TO ENSURE REAL AND
\ PERSONAL PROPERTY on the most ia'ora
Claims for Loss equitably and honorary adjusted
For Insurance, apply to
g. HERMAN FIELD, Agent:
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bought and sold.
He invites all to bring their old traps to him
and get the cash for them.
zss~ All kinds Of property disposed Of at Auc-
ton on fair terms. JOB ROSS.
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JESSE ESDI.I.I,S

LYME BOOT MAKER. Particular atten.
ton paid to nice work, and satisfaction guaran-
teed in all cases. Ladies shoes made to order in
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
G.ls- shop on Illinois street, next door to N.
Perry grocery store.
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&. Il. n NON,

UNDERTAKEN COFFIN W 4 r E
| house corner Rock River and Madison SITS,
Rock Island. tine heurse and team always IN
readiness. VIII procure graves to be dug, tarn-
lSh carriages tor funerals, and take the entire
cBar-e Of everything connected with the prepare
ton Of the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
any length Of time without applying ice to the
body Charges moderate.
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NOTICE..

THE notes, book accounts and papers Of
Mr. julius Scbuize, saddler and harness
maker have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to him are notified to make
INN ed ate payment, or cost wall be made.
HENRY FISCHEL, Justice of the Peace
Rock Island, Dec s., 1861.
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1. ,j,tEHDSItR. VI. ID. :,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office oppo-
| site Rock Island House, up stairs.
Will attend promptly all calls IN the different
oranshes Of SrRGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and gener
al practice.
lie has good assortment Of Instruments. and
is prepared to practice SURGERY, on IS most APP
proved plan
nss- Residence on Orleans street, between
WASHINGTON and Eagle.
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PHILIP X. iiiIlNE.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
| L PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
with ncatness and dispatch all orders IN the
Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line, and
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give him
trLlI.
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MICHAEL L,EBERKNECnv.

VAILOR-Opp)sit the Rock Island House,
| over Evcris' store. Garments made IN the
atcst style and best manner and warranted to ht
Particular attention given to cutting garments
for customers. All work done IN accordance
with the times and at rcasonble prices.
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DR SMrn'S ELrcrHIc OIlls scIhmgrapldy and
performing many cures Mcssrs. Caclus \ SpeI-
del have sold quite large quantity, already, and
they sayit gives universal satisfaction. See adj
yrrtISpmeui.
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At Philadelphia. on Thursday, Fcb'y eth, by
the Rev. j. Wykuoop, at Cuba, Mr., J, Y. Wynn
koop, of Cordoya, Illinois, and Mrss Edith,
daughter Of George Reeve, Esq, Of san Frances
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1. g.. .IiIiINsnN.

kNAGON,MAKER. All kinds of Repair.
w my and jobblns doue at short notice, IN
the best manner aud At reasonable rates. shop
on Washington street, near the ferry landing.
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ACUANCE FOR 4 TRADE.

7 have a house and lot in town which ! wish
| to exchange for other property team Of
horses would be preferred.
Call at Sargent x Williams grocery store.
WIN. GOODMAN.
Rock Island. Feb %, 1862.
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Z IN y Dc Y \ u n = Y y II
HENRY DART AZ SONS,

AND RETAIL GROCERS
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, No. |, Guyer's Block, Illinois street,
Rock Island, H.
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W. l., DAI,RYMpI,Il.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General
y Collecting Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
III. Office in the Court House. Reference: d.
Bonar. County Clerk A. Gould, Circuit Clerk
and Tho5. Morris, Treasurer, all of Henry coun-
Is, Ill.