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The national Republican., 1862-10-09
O F FlCIAL.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF TIL
~ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. =.
10 all iohom u may ObnoWn' ,cr
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
10 me that ADoLPH RosrSrHAI hes been ap
pointed Coneul Of Prussia, at Milwaukee, do
hereby recognize him % such, and declare him
free to exercise and enjoy such functions,
powers, and privileges, as are allowed to the
Consuls of the mon favored nations, in the
United States. al ..,a.
10 testimony whereof, have caused these
~ letters to be made patent, and the seal
.at' of The United States to be hereuhto al,
axsd. Given under my hand u he DIT,
Il. 81 Of Washington, the 9Th day Of 'ooto.
w bsr, A. D. 1851, and Of the Independence
. Of The United states Of America the
L sishsy-ssvsnsh' 10. ,y.,.. =, -, :. 4
f'ss. ABRAHAN LINCOLN.
By the President: T'- .e rl'e
wnLrAx q. SEWARD, Secretary Of State,
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

ps- Surgeon Jehn G. Dalto, has been sp-
pointed medical director of transportation, and
ordered to report to DR.. acDougal, 10 Wash
ipgton. "."
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
DAssks ON TnE POTOMAC,

On and after the 18th instant day OF September,
passes will be required from all vessels boats, DO
navigating the Potomac river Thess will be Issued
BY the Commanding onaosr Of the FlotiilA, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed At Alex
sndra or st the mouth Of the river
GIDEON wELLEs,
vn asorstsry Of the Navy
Ssptsmhsr II, 1891, sep11
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

The steamers Merrimac and Mississippi nave
been chartered to convey the Fifth, Forty.
fourth and Forty fifth rsgiments to Newbsrn.
They will probably leave the present week.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
A DOzsN QuGsriOss
n ANSWERED
N F o u II w . II - 5 .

Who bakes deleotsbls " spais Dread"
Cakes, Of all others, fax aheads
Craoksfs Of purest pfsnium dour,
white y ths snow. .s1o0d'e feathery thower'
Pies, unsurpssNd sinos art began
To cater for the taste Of msu =
Uendies Of hivor, that eclipse
All sweets that melt on ladiesr Hoe,
Say, who these daiities fiesh supplies
To all our first class families
= why, DAYTON.
WHO'S ovens, werking night and day,
Produce as fast % scales can weigh
Whose customers declais
0ls afticles" Ambrosial Farer
Whose Cskes, Whose Pies, do Sutlers buy -
For all the camps, most eagerly
Whose prices for whate,sR you want .. ...f.4
Are nsver deemed sxofbitanlS ..l
Whole store 10 the Popular Depot,
wkefe ell who kaow what's fIs..rafs 20 !,
urr ... sa.. .fGr.. Why, DAYfON'b.z
DAytons iamLus Split BREAD, celebrated Boston
And Graham CRACkERS, BISCUITS Fruit and
Plsin CAKES, Eancy PIES, CANDIES, Snaps,
Jumbles 30 Ac., fresh every day 2, ths Rsktfy,
$50 Eleventh street, between q and II. ~ $
Oot WV Z.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

yrR- The New York Herald, through lis
Washington corrssp pondent, gets off silly story
that fears are entertained in this city for the
formal safety Of the President.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

REVIEW Cen Banks aud staff yesterday
reviewed Gen. Sigels forces near Fairfax
Court House. The troops are in excellent
condition, and eager Tor the word TO advance.
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Notice TO Vessels Entering OF LeavIue
the Potomac River,

The guard vessels of Alexandria and Pinsy
Poiat, on the Potomac river, will be distin
gulshed, during The day, by SQUARE WITT
FLAG WITH RED GROSS, (st Andrsw's) and al
night by TWO RED LIGHTS. g.
The officers In command Of these vessels will
furnish the Naval Potomac Psss to sll masters
of vessels navigating the river after they shall
have given proof that they are lawfully em
ployed.
Vessels entering or departing from the river
will be subject to detention II unprovidsd with
. pass
I'D .sl t.AHp'W 4. HAYWOOD,
Commodore Cong Potomac Flotills.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

The new iron clad steamer, built on the plan
Of the Monitor, and called the Nahsut, was
successfully launched at South Boston on the
tn.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
DRoPosALs FOR qRAVRLLING, 1o.

PROPOSALS. will BE- received at the Mayor's
Once uutil II O'oloSk m. on Friday, the l7fh In.
slant, for grading and gravellpg L street north,
between Fourth aud Fifth streets west; the gravel
to be nine inChes deep In tho CENTRE taperpg OF to
foar inches deep at the gutter ine to be rsked OF
sli stones o, improper iize and well rolled with
don Of the Ccramlssionrr of the Western District
aud two Assistant Commlstiontrs to be appoiutd
by the Mayor +. R. DORSEfT,
DOT o-dtiItL Com'r Western District
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

HOriCs TD ADvERTlsErs.-An uarsien,
advertisements must be paid for IN advance,
and should be handed In before o'cloct, p. m,
to ensure their appearance on the following
morning, .ar %.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
The reported Loss OF the White Cloud
Untrue.

BosToS, Oct. The reported laundering of
schooner White Cloud, OF Provincetown, on
tho goth September, with thirteen men, Is mo-,
true. Schooner Olive CLARK, which was stated
to have furnished the particulars of the disas.
ter to the ship Metropolis, was In Province.
town at the time, and the schooner White
Cloud was lost two years ago on Cape Sable
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
TREAsuHI DEPARTMENT,

Office Of IaternaI hsrerIs,
Washington, d G Sept. 20, 1858
SR Your 10 ter of the q tn Ia received Soihing
In the intd slips enclosed by you oticia or was
authorized by me szcspt the letter to the Haltmo;:
aesepeo..
consi Ter that Q tavern keeper must be licensed
as retail liquor dealer. In order 20 sell liquor II.
10 expressly permitted to sell cIgars by article XVI
section o., spd his tavern license enables him to
provide food and lodging l zee. no reason for
suhjsotiug him TO an eating house license
Any person selling mta. or produce az a saii or
store thould be considered q retail 4, sler.
Those who sell In wsRons, from house to basts
should be licensed o. pedlafs
have c0nti Tered sailmsktrs a. nufsotuTsr.
II person whose occupation 10 that Of u retail
dealer o cAsionsy sells 10 original paokoges 10 .oa
fume's, he s not thereby rquifef to take lioenss
Wholesale dealer but II he sells In oriRlG al pack
a8tr or BY the ece, to those who tuy TO Pei s Ii
be must take ill.,. ns0 as whole dealer.
have decided that per, ons who are engsgid In
the produ on OF the articles enumerated In the as
part Of section 10 a not considered Manufactured,
within the meaning Of the act, do not require 10
be licensed ss manufacturer
TIE provision. 10 &C i,n 50, relating 10 ma ufac
turefs does not apply to them. and they nust /.
may be
This decision involves bakers, miilsrs, and similar
oceup ,toos
Where bakers ,eli their bread from cart. "a,
laf1 license should be taken out ,or the driver Il
each cart Butchers carts are satteo! to The ssms
rule.
Vary respectfully, Gao Q ECUIwEIL
Commits iOLef
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

II gives an interior view Of the Rebelliop suoh as
no other work has attempted, and makes startling
fsvelsttons Of the power, purposes, and Military
Delpoti.m of the South.
For sale By
VIM BALLANTYNE,
oct 9-lw 49S Seventh street
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

gs0- DR.. F. u. HamiltoDi has been assigned
to take charge of Central Park hospital, New
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
LICENSES.
Ihs following epitoms Of the lay. In relation TO

J., Ihs iollowIns eptoms Of the lay. 10 relation 10
Livery person, atoosiiou Oi psnons, pAtiu.,ship
or corporation, desirirg TO oh ain u license shall
register 'h the assessor Of the asse sment dsrG,
occupation first ,,his or their nsme or style and in
case Of an association or parncIsLip, the names au
residence oi the mtmbe ofthe association or part
herhip; second. the trace or ltion for which
licene Is required third, the place where such
trade or oc.upstion !, TO be carried on fourth II
rsouheI the nufnbtr OF barr he designs to PScii =
pedlar, whether he detigi to travel on foot Or
with one, two or more horses II M iunkeeper the
annual value or RENAL OF the house he intends TO
occupy II the house Is not rented the atse sor shall
fix lis annual value The assessor will then ceriiiy
these fact, to the colt c'or, who will grant the
license nGon payment of the fees required oy law.
licenses. - '' '"'
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
By the President
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To al wiom Il may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that LupwIG Won BAuNBACn, has been
appointed Consul for the Grand Duchy Of o.
denburg, at Milwaukee, I do hereby recognize
him Is such, and declare him free to exercise
and enjoy such functions, powers, and privi.
legss, as are allowed to the Consuls of the most
favored nations, In the United States.
In testimony whereof, l have caused these
letters to be made patent, and the seal
Of the United States to be hsreunto
affixed Given under my hand, at The
city Of Washington, the fret day of Octo,
t.. 81 ber, A. D., 1862, aud of the Indepsud.
ence of the United States of America,
the eighty seventh.
ABRAHAM ILso,ia.
By tie President:
WILL AM Il. SEWARD, Secretary k ess'A.
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ANY person carrying on . busnE Is without a Il
cente shall rieit for each offencs cum equal ia
'hrse times the amount Of the license fee reauiIs ed
w Ee'e the annual gro,s receipts or sales Of sny
apo hecares, sonfeo iontIs, eating pouses, tobacco
nists or retail dealers 'hall not exceed s 900 they
are not required TO take out license The amount
OF theI gross receipts sales are TO be
~ suoh manner ss may be prescribed by the Commio
p NJ. PEARSON
oot7 U, 3 Assessor District Columbia
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
TJN,TGo STATES ASSESSORS oEFicE.
" DfsTbIcr OF CoLUNBIa
THE INT 4 n Ma l. TAX LAW.

The following letter 1, Important 1t settles Iaasy
hitherto disputed pein,s toe proper construc.
ton Of certain clauses oil th- tax bill The letter Ia
addressed to ons Of the Philadei phia assessors:
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o F F IOIA l..

NIOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ CopsrtneTship heretofore existing between
LYLE 4 COFFIN Ia this day dissolved BY mutual
consent JOHN @, LYLE,
j. A COFFIN
John q. Lyis ALL oontnsss ths busiGsss Il
Old stand
WASHINGTON. july u. IaSs IvU
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

A THRlLLINa BOOKi
lvsAI MAN AND WOMAN SHOULD READ IT.
THIRTEEN MONTHS IN THE REBEL ARMY
BY AN IMPRESSED NEW YORKER
Price 30 Cents.
The national Republican., 1862-10-09
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, ,PRESIDENTO OF THk
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
tn aU ,bhoyn II ,y.dv lnucs,-m. =. .. .

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ,ohom amdy Obwcsrn:
Satisfactory evidence having bssn exhibited
to me that ANTONIO MARIA DA Coma Sorro
MAJOR has been appointed Consul General Of
Portugal for the United States Of america, l
do hereby recognize him as such and de-
clare him free to exercise and enjoy suct fanc-
tions, powers, and privileges, as are allowed
to the Cousuls General Of the most favor ID
nations, in the United States. ..I..
In.testimony whereof, have caused these let
tiers to be made patent, and the seal Of
the United States to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand, at the city o,
Il. 81 Washington, the sOth day Of September,
A. D. 1862, and OF the independence Of
the United States Of America the eighty
seventh. f. g.. e..
A. ABRAHAM LNCoLs.
By the President,
WILLIAM H. SEwARD, Secretary Of State.
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NAVY DEPARTMEHT, Tth Oct. Is8s.
Passes will not be given 10 visit the Navy Ys,d
during the time the " Monitor" 10 undergoing rs.
pairs. Upon the completion of the work upon that
vessel she will be thrown open to public isspeo oion
Due notice OF the time will be given oct s-st
HARRY THO.NPSON staSs
at the Olympic.
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oct 9-lw

w ASHIHavOH sKIUv 1AoTORH.
WANTED-So lSmAlss to lsGrn 70 make sirta
1 psrsoi oan, In shost time, make, per week, from
y 70 ~ Inquire, for pn unula,s, 1t s01 Seventh .
bstSssa q and 8s .Av IA--S
The national Republican., 1862-10-09

.aUwsssoa's Progress OF slavsry.--Cop,,
of this wsrk are for sale q the oos Of the Eatioa
R9sb,icoN. Pamphlet edition, % cents Boupi
edition, 70 cont.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-04

Oystersi Oysters
TIE OVERhANDQYSfER EXPRESS
AT fYSi Z RIVER STsFgk Sa1.sa
vea!a DO Vel to t ss ana y try thsm
Those oy stsFs are cold s. houFs after
heY come from the water. -
.Uc 0Hos No. 4s Make. Space, below, the
MOURNING SILKS OF NEW AND MOD.
lv1 efn styles and 6uish.z 50 - -
Black and White Plaid and Checked Sikh for
Ex.Ia Gi9ssy BlaSk Silks ell widths and prices. /
Real Paris Kid Gloves for ladies. ell sizes and
All Eindx Of Dry Goods. = - Z - y. ~. 80 !,
Our northern and eastern correspondents sond
W. nev suppLes daiy. One PRICE only marked IN
elsln hguTes. An inspection Of stock inourS no
opiiteton 70 purchase PERRY C BRO.
le Is. 81 Penn. svenue and sth %.
Al MoORE,S WEST END DRUG STORE.
"A 113 Pa. avenue, south side, q large AND gon-
srat sssortnent OF Drugs, Mcdioinest Cisers,
Toilet aZticles, 40. Also, ArIuor OIL, Cosl on
sd Lsfhps. ~ the oheassss rstrs fe le-sw
RALMokAL sEIRTs ANp 100. av,,-.
SpPERl0R HOOP SKIRTS
Ladies, best KID alovsz AID 6suntletss
- dozen linen Pocket Hard ksrehiefas very Cheap
Sn s1@ sspstsossn !. y. ooLLEY,
l9t z00l5'e : - ,a05G Tests /
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CITY PROPERTY TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES.
.anLLscroR,s oPRIcE, Orrr Hall, FKlKuAar Is

: 'o0LLECTOKs UFFICb OIrf ILL, Eh'koAai 10 low
<nyNFNCING ON THURSDAY the I'D day Of May next the
following list Property win be sold by public aucton at the City
City of Washington satisfy the
due thereon as stated unless the sad
Taxes be previously paid to the sTa =, mmsnso =. 10
oeibk RI ana continued from day to day tn completed
coin and Corporation certificates of the
DENOMINATION five dOllsrs WILLIAM DiAON, CoHeesor
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Brent, F. NJ, continued. ;. >
said lot, No. 3, stu
nted50 feet westwardly'
from the southeast
corner Of said lot, and.
running thence north,
81 feet az inches
thence to a point on the
northern boundary Of
said lot, No. 3, stu
ated 80 feet 9 inches
westwardly from the.
northeast corner Of
said lot, No. 3, thence.
westwardly 20 feet J
thence southwsrdly s.
feet s inches, thence
southwardly TO q point
in'the southern line Of
said lot, No. 3, stu.
ated ~ feet 0 inchef
westwardly from the
southeast corner Of
said lot, No. 3, thence
KO faof 20 the hpUtn.
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~ ~ SOMETHING REV!
NN t94SRRLTEr1 DIsooyxRy eYSN Ia
NAA<1 YEE AsE! &A68
S8S - eel O ss,sf, eyYsssis
fka SRssfsr,
OYeTERS STEAMED

~
u n shsI ana TborouSAly Cooked ChT supsrisr
70 roast II fagc Ssiszfss, lLs Hssssff
ttsts 90 rseerS Call and soc,
ne rnoorSlraed respectfully snfoTms hls friends
tne pifTlctI Ind vlsitoTr - the city that lie Is
resstec hls OLD and vEIL-KHown IsTiB,IsHNEyy
y.ee srIsngenepte 70 furni,h OYSTERS IN any
eGie and II any suaEtity. coo 20 SO "a iors al ucte
PET CAY, sSs % yeo9 cans Of SFiosd and Freti
p. ,sp Sei,y-osos herpetlcaly scaled. FurnIshea
N the shell b the brshe or barrel.
Persone slsElrE 20 h2Te OTstcrs furnished re.u-
.sliS taroaEh The winter, ~ Baltimore Brloee,
r,taoGt fssr o. failure, shoEld call aid make az
saved ~ purchasing % me, s. furnish az srtics
g "a 70 ice cefe arStea baltimore eEss bishLaepa
e prices Just &c lov.
20 SSTLEzs
OsLned Mestss Lobsicra, SsrcIpes Clsmt
strswesrr,ss, I2m:toos, Plss' Fest, rms. &c.
&c, &c. Also, PieklsE, Cstspn, Sl.oes, Erkndy
tea IsrrssIEs; FTcss Lobsters, Cod, HsIibut "a.
feis slEeys on hHnd, az resson.ble prices.
uveTea without charge q any Fart OF the Distrct,
~ SEASON, 4 the money is sslt with The order
Ny establishment Is cBen from s A m ~ N NJ
e. every cay, except Sunday, when / close d
10 o'eiock o. 10.
N3 T.M .HARyEY
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COMMERCIAL.
Rrtk ISLAND MtRkET,


Rock lsl,Sp, Feb, eth, 1862.
Flour Spring double extra, IN SACHS, si,2o
wholesale, aud 81, 90 At retail. II purchasers lind
packages II Is sold Al ~ ceats less than the above
quotations,
Wheat-Gja1Oc,
Con--i3al5c,
Oats-l0alsc
Rye--Ncy little offered, puees from Is TO
9oe' according Ia fnalH.
Barley -3Oa3lc,
Beaus-'aal 90 per bushr
Potatoes 2OJ!1, per bu,hrI.
unlous-lJa2Oc per bushrl,
BGileT-NhlPprTs are paying nom To sc, very
choice lots, Tor retailing, viii Drng lue
Eggs -NoUe offered would bring lOal2ic doc
Puultry--Lyr or dressed chickens, from 81 20
10 al 30 per dulu according TO SIZE and quality,
Live turkeys iOa6ue dressed turkeys, laje per
h.
Bcci-Good beet cattle, live weight, At the
butchers, command ~ ,ioaS2 per hundred lbs,
Pork The ruling rates are 1913 10 $3.50 per
hundred.
llldes-Grceu country, ic green slltrd, Dc
dry saltcd, Dc dr, hHt, Toe green calf, DC
sheep pelts, 'jal zoo.
liay-Paiuc s3,OOai,OO portion, Timothy 81
Hungarian SJ,oOa6,OO pertos
Nood-Oak $500 To sl,uu q cord,
Coal-Sclccrcd coal is sold at the Coal Valley
yard AZ : cents per hushci, and delivered at9 cts
per hushcl,
From team, IN MarAu square, coal Is usually
sold At 9alOc per bus.
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CANDIDATES. There is only one candidate
tor mayor at the city election, next Tuesday
and We suppose there will be but one. 1t
would, we think be useless for any one to try
to defeat MIR. Davenport. The people are
very generally satisfied with his course as
mayor, and they will with great unanmity,
re.elect him.
The candidates announced for aldermen, in
the order of their announcement, are as fol
lows:
lst Ward jeremiah Chamberin.
ID Ward. Myron b. Clark, Edward Bur-
rail-, Jr.
3D. Wdrd. II. A. J. Mcdonald, Aaron BAN
berger.
4M Yard Capt John Holt
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The Chicago Times after taking a squirt at
the "secesh " prisoners IN that city, comes to
the conclusion that notwithstanding their
nondescript apparel, the common soldiers are
intelligent, shrewd, and endowed with no or
binary amount Of decision of character"
Capt. Gregg came to the same conclusion on
the battle field Of Donclson. And, at the
meeting at the court house on Tuesday even.
ing the 2jth, he described their ludicious ap.
pearance. He said it appeared to him, and
it was probably true that every family in the
south had cut up their carpets to make coats
and cloaks for their soldiers These coats or
coaks were Of every imaginable style, color
and qualty-some of them of the finest
Turkey, BRUSSELS and tapestry carpets, and
others of the more common kinds. They had
no regular uniform-occasionally a company
had what was intended to be uniform but
as a general thing neither regiments, or com
panics, or officers, were dressed in Uniform
STYLE There was general appearance Of
butternutt color, at little distance, but even
that disappeared at closer view. Some OF
their pants were of this color, but even this
was not general. The hats he described as of
every possible style, shape, color and quality.
And their arms generally Of an inferior quail.
ity-thousands of shot guns, and of old flint
lock, out.of-date muskets. Their clothing
and equipments show to what desperate ex-
pedients these people resort, and how earnest
they are in what they are doing.
Capt Gregg said they were Americans,
members Of the same race with ourselves,
and that, both physically aud morally, they
would compare favorably with any people on
the globe; that they were terribly in earnest,
and under a terrible delusion, fighting in a
cause the most desperate and devilish--but he
believed that -four men were dressed and arm
| ed with their Unlocking traps, and their men
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,.AMIAY GROCERY AND PROVISION
L STORE Produce bought aud sold store
"a na west clrlrr ol orleans All otter streets
the Green Corner,
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
specificatons, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds of buildings, in town or country
Having SO years experience in the business, he
hatters himself that he can give general SAUSAGE
ton. ;. , ls
Jobbng attended to with dispatch-cha,ees
moderate. Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
near High School
nf,- Leave orders at Henry Housman's store'
Illinois street. ,
Jan, 18th, d W If, WM' Ehhhl /.
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MERCER CouNTy-lhe following is now
reported aS the loss Of Co. |, from Mercer
Co.. in Col. Ross 18th regiment, at the bat
tie of Donclson
Company l.-Kiiied-Corporal Nv Eli.
oft, Corporal }. NJ. Phelps. f. VI. Greusel and
Christopher Middleton.
acknowledgement Ii. II Thompson, Sc.
verely: j. F. White, do; g. W. Kingen, do ;
II. L. Royin, do; j. n. Dunlap, do &. W.
Riggs, do; 6. Hardy, slightly S. j. Morrl-
son, do II. c. Hyatt, do; }. McCuc, do.
NsSinq-J. A. Scott"
1t is quite likely there NAV be errors in the
names, but probably the acquaintaaces Of
those in the company will recognize who the
names are meant for
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SPRINGFIELD
Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
OF SPRINGFIELD. MASS.

OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CASH CApITAL............. .$2uO,OOU
Surplus ............'.-. 49, - -fV,.oO
CONTINUES TO ENSURE REAL AND
l. PERSONAL PROPERTY on the most favora
BILE terms. ,.
Claims for Loss equitably and honoraly adjusted
For Insurance, Apply to rn
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business Cards.
!. J. iSi.AKDsi.EN .
MILAN sMEARER,

, rrURNEY X COUNSELLOR AT la"
l ulhce N the Court House, Rock lslshu'
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th
y day Of Jan, A. D, 1862, j. H. Clelend, Of
the Town of Edglngton, took up as an estray, one
Dun mare Colt, three years old next spring, and
marked as follows With a small star in her face,
black legs and dark stripe down her back, and APP
pra lsed before VIM. G. Montgomery and S. 4.
Heath at Forty Dollars January 3lst, A. D.,
1862. JOS. COMET, Cletk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-01
MICHAEL LIEBERk NECHT.

rVAILOR-Oppositc the Rock Island House,
| over EycTts store. Garments made ~ the
atest style and best manner aud warranted to ut.
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers Al work done IN accordance
with the times and at Reasonable prices.