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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-09

lExfRA0T
A'AD %, n psaAs' Va MY = isss:
SPEclaL ohDs IS No |"
II. by direction OF General Lee, III officers
now in Richmond belonging TO I oops serv-
ateiy for duty at these Hsadquar' rs.
Soldiers returning to duy Wi report &c
the Commandins od'cer q. camp S'nds.
By .rdsr of Brig 'asn pas E's css
HEADI a., Df-r7'r % Il 6 HRTCO, !
Richmond, Va ii4ica II, 1867.
ENEi>hL ORDERS. Roc.
II. Ra.iro;,a com gsnies are forbidden to
transp ort into this city or out OF II, spirltuous
liquors or otner Intoxicating beverages
Ill. Superin teadsnts q railroads are re-
quexted to report daily 10 the Provost Mar
shall the Number of passengers passing over
their roads out OF the city OF Richmond.
Bux. asnl Jno. Il. WIsDRH. Gem. &C.
NIB Isis T.. X. PAGE, A. a. 4enf.
4 TTErIIUfs, MAnYLANDEs'i
:hs folio wing copy Of lie. ter from Hon. aEo
W. GANEoLPs d. Secretary of War. ssts At rest all
danoss IS 70 the petition OF hGyiAnders uGder
the U-Dsa,ip.i1n Aes:
fCoPYl
CONFEDERATE STATS OF AAxAI0A }
war DEPARraENf,
sE RicEmona o. saav l, 1852.
Capt. Z. o. Smith. 60. a. Lat Maryland Res't
Care Major J. A. Weston, Richmond, Va:
SIR: In reply to your letter OF tia ga nit.
you are res ectfu,ly Informed tina. the MARYLAND
comI aniss not subjs"s 70 coascg! lion and VIII
g. Out Of service whsn their refm nj snssIa1sns
Yoar cbsaisns ssrvAA..
(eigneal 0MO. w. RANDOLPH,
Secretary Of War.
l>~n ahAvw hu N
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Mrs. MARIA E. GANNAwAY.


OE0 Kew 4 D.-kan&way from the
SDe)U subscriber, on Wednesday last, u
LskIo ooy nnnad WILLIAM, lately pur-
chased Of Ar. David Lyon. OF Petersburg.
william is about 81 years of age. feet 81
inches high, black complexion, two false teeth
set Oh gold plate. wore when he left a soldiers
shirt, and is q brickayer by trade I Will
give the aoo~e reward fer bis delivery to
M In Richmond, Va, or for his confinement
in jail ~ that get him az Ia.
my ats sElD MCDANIEL
dbNH REV n RID .--KaAGway IRON the
90 residence Of Dr. +. ". Hancock, a
tail, young, and likely mulatto woman,
named ROSE, abou. ~ years old. she was
hired part OF last year to Co. Weston. !
viii give the above reward for her apple
hensi "a ard delivery to me- IN Richmond, or
put in some jail 50 can get her
myS-6t WIZ. PHILLIPS.
DIAM WAY-1lO REV AhD.-On Friday,
n, 2Ssh of march, my girl JANE. She 10 IA
years Of aEe, dark, well grown, tall and stout,
| fiat nose ana forehead; the foIetiGger OF the
right hand Is OF up to the 6rst JOINT, oeca-
stoned by q whitIow l think she is in Rich.
moEd with her mother. Tue shove rewaId
will be paid II secured IN Jail 60 that can
get der, or TO + u. Echo.
my s-st OLIVER CARTWRIGHT.
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On0 HGYSa3 AT AU, .riON On FRIDAY.
LVU 9th Inst .. 10 vclork. vii ssil . Ne
..nfederste Stables, Bscoas Quarter Branch, 100
condemned HOR HS. ny otosr ~
IAPr. wa . WOOD Q. M.
II. n Cook Anctr uvH
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.TTRYLHND BATTATIUN

The I'd de rsixnec has nsen authorised " or
sarixe Battalion Off f,latry, to form para
Of tue Maryland Linz.
Undor GU set OF Ok ngrsss, appro ,sd Fec
rcary 10, 1863, any Eat.ss or adopted citizen Of
Maryland may, upon t;s own applica:io
De .Ta sfsTfed at once 10 the Mary land Line.
Or any company compossd Of citizens OF
Maryland or the Dis,rict Of Columbia may
upon application, oe 50 transferred.
individuals or compaaias ds2irous OF |oln.
tag :bis Battalion, viii apply liz person at the
ofiies az WESTON Z Williams, No. l.
Pearl street., or oy III All 70
J. 4. ~ EsrGE,
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alLITAKY, ATTENTION.

VI
Tee undersigned Gre manufacturing and
have tor sale BRASS PRESSED LETT Frs
GROSS CANNONS, GROSS SBbkES, sc +,
for Military Gaps, and wish 10 call the atteL-
tion Of the military 70 the fact. Orders
promptly attended TO
KAYTUN l. SNEAD,
Letter Cutters,
18th, between Main and UEry s,s.
Address, by mail, KArTos L. SxRAD. Box
99a Richmond, Va my e-l2t4
4 TTENTIOV, LIuHT hETtLLEKY.-
/. ~ lam anthssSskd by the Governor to re.
cefvs SUisST T1TCES In my company OF
Light ARTILLERY, and to muster them in al
they come. Teoss, therefore, who desire TO
procure substt utes, or who wish to become
sabs.its ,ss, should call 1t once At my head
quarters, JohQson & 0uigOn's once, un1ss
the Wing ;1nldinx. A. y. 9U1GUE,
NH H--ta Captain Lish. Artillery.
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CAMP NEAR YoKKTows, !
1CoA

April 81, 1852 )
N ESEGTED-Cn the es n last from The
oiun ,eers, one ROBERT bYRNES pr
vate OF company X, same regiment. Sa.I
Byrnes wae accepted rs a substitute On thu
26 h Inst; says that he was born IL iTeiaEtt,
oct Gins more the appearance Of IN Ersiisi
s,.iOr; Is about feet i!s i[caas high, ia. i
com plexon, gray eyes dara aa:r, and ABOUT
~ year. cid; has considerable scor n AZ.
left s,d. Of MS neck. All officers, civic nno
military, ere earnestly requested - use every
excr,iou to arrest This man He lis NO dcuc,
lurking about Richmond, rrobabis endaGsof-
ipg to hire himself again rs "a substitute -
TIE usn4l reward will re paid upon mis- de
livery IL ;aa here. OF il he il lodged IN any
MATTHEW LYLE,
Capt. comInd'g 90 K, 18th Va sseg't.
+. S.-Byrues mad with him na.urai zatlon
papers of 4 very recent date; sisen him il
hlohnonc. [my S-wl II. L.
OerN NEWAkD.-I Will pay $50 reward
N,fV for the arrest and delivery to Capt
AIsx ander, assistant Provost no&rshal, ..
Richmond, Of each OF thefolcv wing described:
persons who have deserted from NV com any
iuiuea's station, Caroline county. Va, Wig
HENRY CARPENTER, age: IL years, 6
feet 81 ineres high, has black hair, hazel eyes
ligh, complexion, full face, sInal! chin, pro-
jectiCg teets, and has a scar on the ief- thumb
NC. HOTTER, aged 81 years. aeou. iset
inches high, has brown hair, biae eyes, r. nd
dy com p.exion, and 10 broad -shouldsred ard
v aLLAIE WILSON, is a.:sd IL years
about fees inches high, has dark hair. dsri
com plexion, and Is spa- mildly built.
GEORGE CEELEY. aged 2s years. tee
Il irch.s high, has brown hair, hazel eyes
slight mous,aoh and round features.
AUGUSTUS KUEKETTS, is sged Is years
feet u foches high, has liGhs brown hair
hazsl eyes, fs-ir complexion. and is sitx h tiy
made.
JNO. VIA Doll, is aged % years, s feat 81
inches high, has black hair, ozsi eyer, ruody
com plexon, full, round face, ard was raised
in Henrico county.
All Of The sbo 80 NE med deser.ar are believ.
ed 20 be In Richmond at this tine.
C'igned) GRfENLaE DAVIDSON,
pyS-tw& t,npt Latch r Artillery
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w Two able bodied men for
SUBSTITUTES.
for parties now In service
Apply at the ofass Of
POWELL L SURLETT,
Shockoe slip, near the Warehouse.
10
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fSN6niN ! ..YOkUN
In IL MONTICELLO HALL bnoA3 SD
TdtS u ESiNG, MAJ eth, 1854.
1Hk Muddy ASHORE.
SiaSirG and Dancing.
To conclude with .he lnnghs ais tsiss OK
TnE Loan OF A Levsa.
nmr soc prOEram e. nv -
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By soD0Tv : 1PPEssoN 11o.so.1r7..


DAPTIsT Ua4PEI IN PORT sn 70
- AhDls harDSONs LOTS IN Full.
TUE, FOR SALE al AUCTION Will ne
snid n auction, "a 'hs premises, On Ta URS-
dag, the l5th Mas, 1892. At u oc4cea, r. M, the
ha1dsorhs Oh ne IN P5rU 4 iyc, win the iot
or whi,h it zsanIs. f.oi;iuxo 81 icet, running
bscx 100 fee. After VII Oh VII ne sold hoss
ten hand ONE lC Is in Fulton, Nos 10 10 IN
elusive, III Square No. Z. each fronting 50
feet Ga Tie s.su-h lie q Eictolson atreet.
and 3 ,o:s in Square No 8, VIZ %, -, and 20,
each fronting 81 fear ca the Scn.o side OF
e. C. am street $50
II month t.r n' g''!lii sn' 'es. Interest add
ed, securet by :, ifis. deed. 7 40 taxes for
1859 o &c =. il 6y It's pnrcb ssers
DJDDIN 4 APPERsOr,
ms auction aers
why FIT 1-W1"1-siNfI - MARSHALL
y row" or Tur osra 5Irr or N.EsaALL
BsrsEEN ess $50 erH r2ssr-. fo- ALB at
rciioH. - -. = . = a - 'ts c's,is7s.
S., :. Al o'c,u.b ? "a .ths. -, .@itia1e TLE-
t,SEli .ec~t-a 81 above, now toe eeu.sccy
q ~ + Hg''asd $50 Ftis is I'LL; res a-dsd ~
..s-, amopSs tee cgt 4. ouisnts Ia l.teh .s,
| End /, - val, srrwr ta i.,1cts DIS r.ptiou ID
| autiue4 aoo~rsesery ros;e-7ion given IN = few
I.s8
IsRss - { .e-thira "a b; h-iazcs 1t l aud
| ss-a 10: LeandeH-e G-.s', iItsr-G. psy.oe ts.i
| s@4,is, s,,ufe.i ~ at.rs. d3.a che taxee and
| Insurance az. 1862 20 b. peid by tie purchase.
tSoUDid & PaAaS0N,
n? AEcl1nsers.
| DEAUTiEUL COTTAGE RESIDEHOE,
4 On THE VEsr sIng CO METH sFSsIT SBAk
| ToTH2 SoR!h 3IpE OF i.Eiag STREET, FoR SALK
| AT UcfIQs --.y!il Dc sofa ~ a. clion, on this
| prem ises, on SATURDAY next, tho 10 OF
| Nd y, 1882, 1T 81 O'Clock r. y that new and
| very handson> cottage residence. located as
| above. now IL he occupancy OF hir. N. u.
| Hal TOD. l. hts every convenience usually
| fcuni in O. iirst.c.ass dwelling. 1t is only ne
| ces.aTy 20 examine the premises To be pleased
! via their beautiful ARE nSement.
TKsEs tine tDird cash; balance ct SIX and
tyTeiYs T1cNih u.s. f5I Gsgos bic notes, ia ter
, added, and sscayea ~ = ttUst deed. The
| tsxes and insurance ior 1852 TO b. paid By the
| Vurca aso;s.
| GUuDTN Il APPEt2UH.
yu.9 auptiouesra
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VNANr CAKES. HOP YAAsT OAkkS.-
III THIS cake u superior % aAy ever oesrsd .
ssc for sals BY A. BODkKAx = 90,
Te DsasSissa, No, 10 e1aaa u.
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NTEy B A TIE az.

sntea, ten more good MEN for this com
pauy. Persons desiring to connect themselves
WI tn this fine com pany can do so By early ap
plication at the Insurance Company, oppc.
site the American Hoiel, %
Lieut.. DAViD WALKER.
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zoe pIOkIHul e.
- -. y =. a, rrYr - . sns a .

Ladies AID gentlemen u tho DRAMATIC PRO-
Pes ION, deasrous u. ea.ef.ng into eaSAGsn snsa
for thu establishment, which will be opened In
Angus, or September, III plsass sdiress The m
dsrai3poa, st ting thcL peculiar lire OF kussnsss.
farms. &C. J. n. HEWITT,
AZ IS I'm Naasgor RiabrrScJ vAliesleo.
NPECIAl. NOTICE.
LEE mALI.sJkf'S
WAR ILLUSTRATIONS.
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ANY Ter Sons in want of two
SUBSTITUTES,
can fad them at LUCAS WILSON'S,
Corner 10Th and Franklin streets.
mV-H-1tA
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y A IN d "A
Wv SUBSTITUTE
Jan be had for reason abie amount. Inquire q.
JOHN r. ALIENS Tobacco Factory, ON To.
oaeeo Ai.ey. back of Mitchell l. Tylsr's.
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FOrlOE.-CApt. WM. W. faAna L. Com
IN pary Of LIGHT AkTuAI.ERY havlas bsSa
.anstsrsd Into asrvase. anA secured hassssy 81
sax suna. ees now In its asnip Of inssrucsor, ara
Of hs risas aort. Apply NJ his Office ~ tbs Law
Dntii'na At 0a0A. nh f3-ta
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bose s3xkA = s.sss -

Taken, lit Is supposed by mistake,) from the
shed of the steamer Northampton, sole
leather TRUNK, covered with canvas. It
has nc name on the cover. AIRY Information
given will be suitably rewarded
JAS H. CisENSHAW,
myoNx A. Gro Ah. W A. Cor
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II OST-On Mondsy last, by y LADY, on b
/ str ee', between Main and Broad, a black
velvet BRat;ELET, with heavy Gold Clasp
Al II 10 q gift from q deceased relative IL is
highly VI lued A liberal reward viii, be PAID
for it II left at the Dispatch composing room.
Att
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4 TTENTfJJT. vUEU EfEEks -INFAN.
"A TRY COMPANY -SCOrT's BAT.
TALON. Under authority from the Secretary
of War, tbs uuds.sisued--twn Of whom Sradu-
s.es Of the virpiria Military lns,t.rse-sre form.
ing an ItsPANTRY COMPANY for the battalion
row being raised BY ROBERT g SCcgs, who
served Is Captain Of Virginia volunteers IA he
Mexican war. Men ishie 70 service under the
conscript act can volunteer in this company snd
receive thu bounty, sc Instead Of being snrol!ed
eonsc ipts. 40 trey soon viii 10. 10 fl up com
paries row In service. w,taout reeelv rs say
bounty. Nsn In companies for ioc1i service wish
lDg ! 90 E,to active service niay s!.o i5in ,as
company. Reerulsins efies lOth street, as.rsen
Mnia ana Bank.
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w DRIVES
For the Inf ary Corps.
apply at the cflce of The company ON Broad
st, Get, above TIN. JCHN AENBIG
my est Captain.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-19

Yesterday the people of Illinois, by very
overwhelming vote, issued an order for the
exclusion OF negroes from the state, which
completely throws Gen. lIalleck's famous or
der in the shade
Here il the order, as issued and ratified BY
the people Of Illinois;
No negro or mulatto shall migrate to or settle
in this state of Illinois, after the adoption of this
constitution,
No negro or mulatto shall have the right of suf
frage, or hold any Office in this state.
The general assembly shall pass all laws ncces
sary to carry into effect the provisions of this ar
tcie.
No intelligent .contraband," though
crammed to the eye lids with " important III
telligence," can be admitted hereafter into
the state of Illinois. The moment he places
his foot upon our prairies. he will be sent to
the nearest Jail, and at the first convenient
opportunity will be taken to the state line,
and ordered to leave forever. And what is
still more striking about the matter is, that
IN issuing this broad and sweeping order for
the exclusion Of negroes, large majority of
the voters of Chicago have participated. -
Considering that for nearly eight months the
Chicago Tribune has been exposing the "infa-
my" of Gen. Halleck's order this result shows
that the people have not been convinced. and
shows that they approve SO highly Of the Hal
ieck order that they have put it in force in
this state, and from Cairo to Chicago, there,
is not hereafter to be a home or an abidine,
place for the "contrabands," no matter howl
intelligent they may be. The present laws.
of the state, for the exclusion of negroes
against which so much wrath has been ex ;
pended, have been emphatcally approved by]
the people of Illinois. Revolutions never
goes backward" and the fact that Chicago
has voted that this city shall no longer be the
home Of runaway slaves, will satisfy the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-19

We give Capt, Iobiens letter a place, but
he does not contradict one word we said about
the matter On the contrary, his letter adj
mits all we charged. Our statement was that,
Mrs Violin had received letter from her
husband, stating that Capt. 7. called on
him while on his way back TO pit,sburg, and
told him he had letter for him in his trunk
but SAID nothing about the money" That
was all the charge made against Capt. T., and
we added the following, viz I'VE think it
must have been only carelessness on the part
OF Capt Tobien, and that he will return the
letter and the money to the man immediate
ly"
Capt T., in his letter, admits everything
we said and adds that, after he had been to
Bclevile and returned, (he does not say how
long he was absent he then delivered the
letter and money.
We will add, now, that Capt Toben had
the money (in god) in his pocket, and it
seems strange that he should have thought Of
the letter, which was in his trunk, ard not of
the money, which was in his pocket, and
which the poor man needed more than he did
the letter.
We really cannot see the necessity for Capt
Tobicn's letter, for he admits every word Of
the complaint made.
As to his little bit Of advice to us, in re
gard to the manner of conducting our paper,
we have to say that we shall, most likely, be
our own Judge in that respect One thing is
very certain, viz the columns of the Aryu!
will never, while we control them, be clos &c
against the poor soldier who has any reason
able complaint to make against an officer.
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LETTER FROM CAPT. TOB'EN.

BETHEL STATION, Tenn, June !, 1862,
EDITOR Rock ISLAND ARGUs-Sr: From
slip of paper cut out Of the argus, and sent
to me, | saw that you had an article inserted,
giving rather suspicious statement that |
had some money for Corporal Violin, Of my
company, not delivered.
Knowing that you are at all times ready
to do Justice to any one unjustly aSsailcd, !
respectfully request you to publish the fol
lowing facts: When, on my return to the re.
giment, | arrived at st. Louis, ! visited Ben
ton Barracks,and on meeting Corporal Violin
informed him that had letter tor him from
his wife, in my trunk.
| then visited Belleville, Illinois, where
some Of my fellow-otficers laid wounded. On
my return to St. Louis visited Benton Bar
racks again, and delivered to Corporal Violin
his letter and money, in the presence OF Ser
geant Swan Swanson and Sergeant Rohde
both of my company, who were also wound
ed. 1t seems that Corporal Violin wrote a
letter to his wife whilst | was in BeIeyllIe,
informing her Of my presence in st. LOUIS
saying nothing about the money hence the
misunderstanding on the part Of Mrs Violin
In my opinion you should not have insert
ed Mrs. Woln's complaints before you were
aware of the real facts. Hoping that you
will give place to the above in your columns
remain yours, with high regard,
JoHN lOmEN,
Capt Co. +, l3d Ills. Vols.
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EDGINCToS ELECTION.

Edgington Is the home of our circuit clerk,
who sent negro from Cairo to that town.
The people have given him their opinion on
that subject, pretty emphatcally. Only 81
men could be found who were willing negroes
should live IN their town, and not one who
was willing negro should vote or hold an of,
fee.
We are, however, sorry to see that the
farmers Of that excellent town are willing to
continue to be shaved out OF large per cent
age of their earnings by the stump-tail deal
ers
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-19

Butler and Smith, and LIST Sergeant Clark, Of
the 9th Illinois cavalry; aud Captain Will.
Jams, Lieutenants Madison and Ballou, and
lst Sergeant Miller, of Bowen's cavalry bat
talon.
My thanks are due to Surgeon Jas. A.
Bracket, for his care Of the wounded, and To
Battalion Adjutant Blackburn, Quartermastcr
Price. and Sergeant Major George A. Price,
9th Illinois cavalry.
The enemy los, 20 in killed, wounded and
prisoners. Private Frutrell. of IIooker's com
pany, one Of the prisoners, is mortalIy woun.
ded, Capt Shuttleworth, in command Of
llookers company, is also wounded.
My loss was one taken prisoner by the en-
envy and twelve wounded all Of them Of Co.
X, 9th Illinois cavalry send II list Of their
names herewith. ! am very respectfully,
&c,
ALBERT q .BRACkETT,
Colonel ON III. Cavalry, Commanding.
To Major General 5. X. Curtis commanding
army southwest
List Of the wounded and missing Of the 9th
regiment Illinois cavalry in the fight near
Village Creek, jackson county, Arkansas
June H. 1862
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NEW SHORT LINE TO CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati d Chicago Air Line RaiIr,d

Forty miles the shortest route to Cincinnati, In
dlanapolls and Louisville.
Passenger Trains leave West side Union Depot
corner Madison and Canal streets, Chicago as fol-
lows:
Day Express and Mall co a. IN. SUNDAYS ex-
cepted) arriving at Cincinnati 900 p, m
Night Exptss-7.3o p M Saturdays eXcepted)
arriving at Cincinnati $50 a. m.
Returning-Leaye Cincinnati at 7.30a m. and
730 p. m, arriving at Chicago 73O p. m and
Sloan M.
Making close connections at Kokomo with Peru
Indianapolis railroad for Indiana polls, Jei1er-
sonvllle, Louisville, and all Points in Kentucky
and Tennessee; at Anderson and Richmond for
Plqua,a Belltontan, Urbana, Nenia Columbus,
with Marietta Cincinnati and Kentucky central
railroads, for all points in southern Oho and CEN
ira Kentucky with Louisville l. Pittsburg packet
company's boats, for all points on the Ohio River
Through tickets may be obtained at all the
principal railroad Offices in the northwest and the
company's office, No. 1873 Randolph street, under
sherman House. SAM. A. LEWIS,
Went'n Pass Ag't Chicago.
JOHN BRANDT, Jr., Gen. Sup't Richmond. Ind.
{. +. FoLLoTT, Gen. Ticket Ag't, do
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SURGEON DENTIST.

by solicitation of many friends in Daven-
ID port, have opened a branch Office in the Le-
laire House, for the accommodation of those who
wish my work in my line.
| shall he at the LcCiatre house from A. NJ, TO ,
Il. every day except SUNDAYS. The balance OF
he time | shall be al my office IN Rock Island.
Thankful for past tayors and patronage, |
rope to receive continuance of the same.
HENRY FlStiEL.
Rock Island May Sth. 1902. DIV
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Fancy GOODS STORE.

THE Ladies will please notice that my resi-
l dence is now at the house formerly occu-
pied by Mrs, Drum on Illinois street, opposite De-
voc Champions book store, where have quite
variety of Fancy Articles, Dry Goods, and no.
tons " hlCh are daily required IN family
Having an aged mother to support, shall feel
thankful for share of public patronage.
MRS. +, h. CRANDELL.
\. B.-A Daguerrean room to rent-aso few
other rooms ii desired. June l3dlw.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

L'STATE OF EDWARD BROWN DE-
IL CEASED. The undersigned having been ap.
pointed administrator of the estate Of Edward
Brown, late of he county of Rock Island and
state of Illinois, ceised hereby gives notice that
he will appear before the county court Of Rock Is
land county, the office of the clerk OF said court
IN the city of Rock Island, at the August term, on
the THIRD MONDAY IN AUGUST NEXT, at
which time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend tor the
purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned Dated
this l2th day of June, A. D., 1862.
JOHN A. GIBSON, Administrator.
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{. J. YATES & cos.
eCC Cream saloon.

The above establishment now 80 well and favor
ably known in this city and vicinity, for the neat
ness aud taste which charaCterl2cs every depart
ment. and tor the richness of every article OF its
manufacture, has been reiited in the most con-
venlent style, where ladies' and gentlemen can
partake Of the richest Ice Cream, served up to
suit the most tasdiOus.
COOL SODA,
drawn in sparkling tourwing streams, rom Car
ters' Patent Fountain, either plain orr with every
desired pure syrups.
&ts- Ice Cream delivered to every part OF the
city June7, dim.
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iButOrd Place, Moline Avenue)
ROCK ISLAND, Illinois,
(MR 4 MRS. 7. S. PRICE, Physicians)
S now open for the treatment Of all forms
| of Acute and Chronic Disease, by thorough
course of WATER TREATMENT, in con-
necton with Clairvoyant Examinations and
MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS.
The House and Grounds are finely and healthiy
located, with good Tdter, and good nurses and all
the necessary appliances for successful treatment
Mrs Price will pay especial attention to the
practice OF obstetrics and healing female diseases,
in which she svery successful.
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Albert g .BRACkETT,

Private Harvey Strong, Go X, 9th Ill cavalry,
Ia prisoner in the hands Of the enemy
ALBERT g. BRACKEIT
Colonel 9th Ill. Cavalry.
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NEW FIRM,

The undersigned will continue the business at
the old stand under the firm name of Henry Darts
Sons, and will pay all debts of the late firm of
Henry Dart Sons. CYRUS J. DART,
ALBERT G. DART,
VIM. Ii. DART.
Anril llIh. 1860.