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4. g.. JOHNSON.

A,ON.MAkER. All kinds OF Repair
" lns aud JoDn,us done At short notice, III
the best manner aud at reasonable rates. s"oP
an Washington street, near the ferry landing
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uIIIJIp II. HElNE.

IIOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENIAh
II PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
,tiih neatness and dispatch all orders IN the
painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line an"
At The most reasonable prices. Call and give MN
trial.
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ROCK ISLAND ARGUS.
TIKI. DAILY ARGUS,

Containing full tolegraphio reports aud the la
test news, IS published every evening, except
Sunday, at Six Dollars a year, payable quarterly
IL,
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ECrlFlERS aud Manufacturers oi Bones
H. L.,lors. Importers aud Dealers IA Foreign
y'wes and LIQUORS. Front street, opposite fstf!
Landing, Rock Island.
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Ordrfsfur Jon PAINTING will meet Win pt"mP'
attrutIor at the ARous ufrIsf, ana Dc execute" ~
reasonable rites
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, co,,,,, co,,r, or s,id {,
Rock island County
Euncc NJ. QunIan
Administrative Of the estate Of
Leonard a. X. Williams, deceased
Philip W. Quinlan

Philip w Quinlan
ct ais.
By virtue Of an order IN the above entitled cause
entered by the county court Aforesaid on the lNth
dav OF March, A. D.. 1861, l. Eunlce N. Qulnlan,
administrator as aforesaid, shall, on the 3lsI
DAY OF MAY, A. D., 1862, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ of said day,
at the front door of the Court House, IN the city OF
Rock Island, county and state aforesaid, sell at
public yendue to the highest and best bidder there.
for the following described real estate, situate IN
the county and state AFORESAID, and described as
follows, to-wit: Lot No. % eight in Block No
eleven az in the Chicago or Lower addition IL
the city of Rock Island aforesaid. a full release
Of the Widows right Of dover and right Of home
stead viii be executed to the purchaser.
/ TERMS OF SALE--One halt Of the purchas
/ money to be cash in hand, the balance N twely
months with SIX per cent interest with good secur
ltv. and mortgage on the premises.
Dated this l4th day Of April, A. D., lS62.
EUNlCE NJ. QUINLAN,
Administrator Of the Estate OF l.. A. h. VII
hams, deceased
April | I, w6v.
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rrORNEY " COUNSELOR at LAW
l solicitor IN Chaneery, Real Estate and Coz
IN Agent, Moline.
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j, VI. MOORE,

,\TuULESALE y RETAIL DEALER IN
w Hardware, Cutlery, If-n, Nails, window
,,Iass, Sc., corner OF Illinois and Buffalo Streets
Rock Island, III.
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WILLIAM sIiEARER,

rAMlLY GROCERY AND PROVISION
L STORE. Produce bought aud sold. store
IN the west corner at Orleans aud outer streets
The Green Corner,
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DIR. THOMAS GAIT,

physician, SURGEON, n ACCouCli-7
EUR. Residence west corner oi u''ef a""
r,I.,ns streets. Office over Buford's Bank.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-Collectoln.'
i a.tuta,,y made aud promptly paid over. oi'
-. At nus residence, over Raqua's Jewel' H''te'
..ituUIs street.
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,t.:X. q. ~W t>DI.K.

l1.IGE Magistrate and Ex.oihcio )ustlr"
pnt the Peace. Collections made and prompt!
a,d ,vcr. once N Bailey Boyle's block up
talrs, Rock Island.
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.J.II.I.tSGLEN ~ Ip.'

,.<,,,y CIV. p.uAEKIs.
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CiikS. VI. OSBORN !,
ut,SR1 i'I~CtIII,

TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law vi
\ fec IA the Court House
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.(ANUfACrURERS oi Soap ana an an
dies, Rock Island. Ill. Cash pad '"' l"''
low and Grease. -
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GENERAL Commission and forwardins
Hrnt, Coal, Line, &e., levee, Rock Island, H.
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BOAT STORES.

rClIE undersigned has opened store on the
leyee for the purpose OF supplying steam boats
with GROCERIES. Provisions, Eggs, Butter, Min,
Chickens, Ice, &C, SC. He viii keep large
supply OF Ice, tor all who wish 1t.
Town trade solicited. .
LEWIS UPDIKE.
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4 TTORNEY " COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Y Ohlee, corner of Eagle \ Illinois streets,
mn tho CIV ScaIes, Rock Island, llLnols,
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Cart IIAwLEr, and family, returned to
this city this morning. The captain has been
sick since the battle Of Fort D0nelSon, and is
yet quite low. lie seems to have no particu'
lar disease, bu, is simply worn down by hard
labor and anxious care OF his company, until
hi, nervous system, overtaxed, has given
away under the load. He has resigned ms
place. and come home in the hope that he
NAV recover his health. We regret that he
was unable to continue in the service. lie
performed good service at the first days fight
at Donelson, and. if his health had remained
good would have won higher honora in the suit
sequent contest. We hope he VIII speedily
recover bis health.
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LAW Partnership.
COOK Is DRURN

]. WILSON DRURY.
COOK Is DRUKi,
Successors Of Cook, Dillon Llndley,)
Davenport, lomd.
WYE have formed a partnership for the
w pratice Of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention. COON pHONi'
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moline DAN GoxE. We learn that justice
fore noon to-day Thursday the Moline dam
gave way, On the Island side, near Whites
mill.
The bridge from Moline to the Island is al
so in great danger. The water is already up
up to the bridge, and the citizens are DONG
what they can to savcit. They have anchor
ed it with heavy chains, and hope to save 1t.
A large force Is already at work repairing
the dam, and it is thought that it will be re
haired So that there will be no stoppage OF
the mills.
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rs- For the la,es, news, take the Rock Island
Daily ARGUS.
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j. j. Ist.tliiD>Lt.N,
T.. -. SWEENEY.

, TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
Office IN the Court House, Rock Island,
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II AN LEY,
utNIitS ~ W ELLIS.
], NSINGER.

TrORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, III
Office IN Bailey aud Boyle's Block.
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They Stitch, Hem, Bind. Fell, Quilt
and Embroidcr without Basting.


The great trouble with sewing machines, thus
lar, has been that those which are good for any
thing, such as Singers, Grover y Bakers, or
Wheeler \ Wilson's are too expensive, whilst the
cheaper ones were made imperfect that they
did not answer the purpose. Messrs George +.
Collins \ Co., oi Chicago, bring now before the
American public Euurs Improved "PearP
double threaded machine, which has all the per-
lcctlous ol the higher priced machines, ana only
cost, SiO-GyfHd RP'% MrhJ idrer'i''r'
EUiors P,lrr' Scriag MlchiH|-Wc can
truly say that II Us. for The family, rIiE invention
al the age. How rapidly aud pleasantly II wOrksI
and what a convenience II must be Wcwonder
II auy family Will hc without them when they can
be- obtained al su low pitcc a. $50. 1--we had
wife, a farm aud a family, surely We should nave
one al these machines, Tor they are just the thing
iur farmers -ur, tor that matter, anybody's-
hmly Boston HerdH.
Chcdp ant Scrricfdbic-Wc have, tor some
| weeks past, had on trial one OF Elhot's lmprov-
| ed "Prarl" Sewing Machines. The price OF II
| being cheaper than that OF any other machine, We
were solncw hat skcptcal regarding It's reliability
but after a thorough aud critical trial, We Will say
| It is every way worthy ot the high reputation sus-
tanned hy 1t. Its chcapncss, instead OF dcfacting
from It's worth, makes I the more desirable IN
these hard times Its stitch IS perfect, and men
the working Of II IS 50 SIMPLE that IT'S use IL
easily learned. To our family friends we fully
recommend IT Christian Times.
Farmers ITirry and DrughicrS.-Wc refer ia
Elnot's ''PcarI" Sewing Machine, the sImpilcit!
and usefulness ofwhch cannot be- ovcr-estiinatcd
It has all the requisites Ui good aud servlceable
machine, and tnc price places 1t within the react
| ,f ALL 70 those of our readers who wish goot
and, At the same time, cheap machine, we nnhesi
tatingly recommend the above mentoned.--
runners GdzCffS.
EUiOrs LnyrOr,d "P,Hi'' SeriHg NdChiEe
sold for $50, We believe to be as reliable and a;
scrylccabIe as any $50 or So Machine in the mar
kct-NUrthtreSt ChWchmdH.
Ercyg Fdmiiy IS hireSiei--Our attention was
called, the other day, to an excellent machine
which we believe to be the best and cheapest YET
introduced. 1t seems 10 be perfect III every way
and 1t works admirably, being very simply anc
thoroughly gotten up. The price Of it is but $50
It's Eliot's"Pclr" Machine No family should
be without CicreiqHd Herdh
For sale by ii. POW AXIS.
Near the Cor. of ONO i Illinois SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Agent for Geo. +. Collins Co., Chicago, Ill
Y. B.-Full instructions gwen
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PRouyrloxs.-Licut. Col Price having no
signed, Major Shane will be promoted to that
position, and Capt. Van lIosen Of this city,
will be promoted to major. 81 we learn from
a Pittsburgh letter of Mr.. T. II. Stanton to
the Washington HeSS.-Ddc. Gag.
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REqrrsr.-persons teaching private schools
in this city are requested to dismiss them on
Friday tomorrow afternoon, to give the
children an opportunity of assembling with
the Sunday school union, at : o'clock, in the
2nd presbyterian church.
By Order Of the Committee
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4 MuLArro boy. who has been loatnG about
this town for sometime, was placed in jail, as
"A yagran,. last Tuesday night. lie Is the
same boy who, it is reported, fired bn''d'ng
in Moline, last year The boy is poor halt
foolish creature, and ought to be ? laced in
charge Of some one who will take care OF
him
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Mr.. NJ. ). llERRlcK has been appointed
chief wagon master ut Lebanon, Mo-, and
leaves to-day to assume the duties of hIs
post. lie takes along IL few teimsters, and
can probably find employment for more. Let
ter, may DO addressed to him at Lebanon
Missouri.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19
TIE FIGHT AT NEwBERN.

W. have Verv few additional details Of the recent de-
s.s Of our forces at Newbern. is asserted positively
ia. AL the cotton, naval stores and provsous at New
harm we're fred before the place was evacuated and
their destruction Is almost known with certainty.
Two citizens Of Newbern, who LEFT there after Burn
side bad taken possession state that the Yankees repre-
sent their los as exceedingly grsat-One Of them es
mating Il at over six thousand. Federal os wi
vas captured BY Col CanpOsls regiment corObOratss
tina statement Of heavy loss cir side and that our
battery did terrible havoc and Up to the time of tie
FslIeGs OF the militia they we're whipped.
TIE following statement furnished to the FayeIte
vile Observer BY ntlsmAn who derived the infOrma
lion ct RAeigb, on Tuesday
think = stand, with our entire force regulars and
militia made At NeWbsrn-the line of battle being
formed Eth the uiis be right it being expected
that the attack would Ne made on the LEFT; bu. the
ny fec.ed landi' s. two points, and with divis
10 attscked Us o. tie rig't hrst The m Ea psr-aps
dred Volley ani htG bick into the Wild 5; rent and
disorder some Of them hroGing away arms, &3 also
infer from the At the panic which sez,d the
mill ia extended ise ~ ID nest oil the regular trsops
and they also relreated IN con uon. Tee loss on our
side & is said will nN exceed two or three hundred
that Of the eueLJ is lGssei
Col q B. VAno s r GIN NJ he 2oth,) surround.
Cd A5-u' 900 o. th eitmy. Co. v, rising in his
ssirrups shouted to bis men, I'VE can die but we
no, surrender" and Immediately osd'red charge His
msn tough. very brAvvly, ad with the assistance Of OIL
AVery's Regimsni, Che IS y yhich had been held IN
reserve succeeded in cutting their way through the
mJs lnsS
The Observer says:
Gen. GGtIin, army officer Of experience, Who We
slpP0e ought to have been in land was like Gen.
Wise absent from his post, said to be sick at Gods-
borough.
lhe giant Of General appears in the fact that Tegi-
ment OfraW undiscplned Militia posted on the right
ag OF line of battle, Gen. B:anoh supp>ing su
said Jha. 1he attack would be made on our left. But
tle enemy selected The Tighs assliled il 10 overWhem
z force the militia were at thrown in'o coniu-
sim and IN 20 minutes the battle over the enemy
b iag 10 ooh front and rear Of our iEle srmy. 20
neral Of capacity would hsVs p9t ray OePs 70 defend
iank.
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-. ITEAb.

CAUsK AND CoSTRLsr-At boarding house, on hsyo
St es Sunday while dinner progressing, boaEder,
claiming to b. British suljsct, expressed hirsali
touching the progressing war aud especially certain scs
of our authorities in terms deemed inadmissbs by an
other boarder himself born suijscs OF Her Britannia
Mslesty and which drew from the latter an emphatic
expression Of opinion that TIE former traitor
A1 sut9g response followed, whereupon iumbler
suddenly aud Violently dsengsged itself from the hand
of the second party aud sped towards the first. Thert
upon the fingers of the fist became entanged 10 thc
a- Of his in'erocutOr sud eseeltej eepatory cpe
-;o1 thu. ia not improve the temper of the party
whom it was praciised, and he sign ad the same by
projecting pi cher aud scme other article of creek
cry in The same direction the tIGbsr had
,4ker. They wer0 then prevented from pros.-
cutting the ma tr any further, but the occu,-
enc was brought to the attention Of Gen. Winder,
an an inquiry was Instituted lnta the sentiments Of the
Or h SUI aot a. WHOM eIplsr atoms and protession,
1onsidere satisfactory by Gen Wnder, made, and
rus the matte, ended We trust that ia sizing how
his ar gnAtsd and calling attencS 10 the differ
en-. seatmens enter aimed by two persons equally Tor
eg1 % US by brb tie sp rOpriaeness oi .he heading
Of this notice will sufficiently sRpeaE. We viii only ado
Ibat It should beEesfer appear chat the cause" o.
It's ranonE,re well founded the Contract not only
ia tie ssnp ps, bat IN the treatment Of the partes
will be much more marked Toe protection OF gov.
vermont that dces recognzs us aud whose official
agents are here only by auth oriy Of Lncclns tzegud,ls
will avail shelter those who ms'heyopsy free
Of speech
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19
THTLATEsT FROM ARKANSAS.

The llss. accou1ts We have received f. ON Arkansas
se confined lbs following dispA hes TO the ksup i
Appeal o, Jbe l1ta inst
FcKr MlTa, parc. ll-Csp' Hickory Rodgers A..
rived G., eserdsy, charge Of the AMMUNITION Wsg-
ols Hs hr q With bin official ana Vry interesting
d,t lie Of the Dat between rces and the enemy
st khorn, NILES from the n ssour lice.
OPP. K gsu. says hgating Vas terrible. larger
portion of our troops beng AMID with the co nmon
hanVng rid aud soosgurs, charged TIE enemy tine
aud again. sghb.rg their guns and driving tGe enemI
Ehs gcre armed Nth the best OF guns from their FIRST
pos ton The enemy gained much stronger position,
Eie- IRON The exhausted state OF our troops, they fell
bAc5.
Gen. GoCuoeA's division having lost many Of their
oi9r re- Goo Van Dorn fearful that they might become
dsofEAuZ,d 6ssmsd it advisable 70 vi hdraW, which he
did in splendid ord'r. The neKt day be attacked tie
,rsmy IN their second posdOn and Whis the lighting
vas going ca Wi.hGreW bis Whole army
Gen. Van Dorm says he ia not whipped and cannot be
With the ri Jreemeats which he vii receive AMI by CIV
ing his troops few days rest he sAys he will drive
then b ca % their starting place.
Tue wita3r4Wal Of 80 large an army IN slch fac or
der after losing 80 many vslltOls C6.ss-, Is looked
pom as enc Of the most BRILLIANT acts q the pSsssn;
AZ
waea Il became known 70 the troops that General
N,Oulloch was Slsd d Wcrs frantic with rage, Gnc
co nmAni olgh. hko iemo,s, charging at times, and
pu,ti1g 20 Ago. ave times their number.
Gen. A-IItosa tell a. the head Ct bis Command early
in The action; Aso Geo. Heb,rL Gen. Piec received
1000 - rhl -ses ttss q - A-------hE- 9-n
slack OF The Missouri army received mortal wound.
There we're great nav t:ers Of lower grades He'd
and wounded sud il vii be several days yet before
exae; l.g OF the ktlisi and wounded eau Dc got at
Prisoners ~ report theF ios5 o7sr 50 to,s nd -
Our los Ia rogll numb 70 IS Is imiei at tEo thousand
killed 4 E0und'd
Our train Is nov a, Stcksr' on Boston Mountain, out
Of reach o. the enemy, and will be Up soon.
OR army fought the emmy on all tides, completely
n4ssiag AROUND thea.
CLAREsyILLx. AK March IL "A gentleman has just
arrived Who 1T. Van Buren, yesterday morning
He reports Gais Van Dorm and Price with their
armies safe q, BOs on mountain.
Our baggage train hIS elsO arrived a. tie MOUNTAIN
safely, on kondsJ evening.
Gen. G'eeD, Of Missouri, brought up the rear with
5000 troop a1d one battery Of artillery. He had hId
Sighting vi the enemy until within shor. dstInCS
10 n Of F,y ettevie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

Q-sEs ENRoE-Ths Us. Of patents psaed Il February
asu8ei Que 10 : citizen Of New Orleans for improved
.4ss--g Iarraes' In Publishing iAe List Ue exclaimed
IN Ens, hat "baglse Is crushed sugaE saa', used for
f,,lr One Of our exchanges copies he isl and BY
srsulAr typographical error charges the explanatory
ss into the following: "RsgNsss j. rushed s1gAr-esn
rs used for FUEL The reader OF ina, sentence unA,'
q iain.sd with the saton Of 'bAyIe", would be apt
70 suppose that furnace for the mbastOn Of Crushed
sugar Ess 80 extraordinary 'lsci for Patsa' In var
times when common brOEu sasss is selling At such e.
travAgAnt rate, bot minutes rh cnoa would Ssare
"a ,1At 81 srygr bad been eOns.ed aud that srushsd
Sggar can only be regarded used for fg' uhsn en-
gi,yed sih MIXTURE Of WHISKY and Sstsr IN 'SS:t;g
~ steam, 90 TIE alcoholic principle,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

REtrEF or JOIN EELLH, sUEvIvSe rAHrSEH, &C., &C.
bH 20 relieve John Kelly, SuIvIvlrg partner, a.,
30. was taken up and pAsssd-ayes -, nays 2 TINS
bill reeisss that the said Kelly 81, 10 obtained Judg
ment in the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond,
azsinst the Board Of Public Works, for work and labor
Performed b. ecn.raCt
KANAWHA RTvKR AND JANIS RIVRR CANAL.
Ths senate returned the bill under the above itls,
with message announcing tsAt thAs body had disssnted
from he action Of the House thereon The House re-
ossdsd from is disagreement 70 the Senate amendments
ard the bill vas passrd-syss 81, nays IL.
CIVIL ooSrtSslST TuSD.
On notion of Mr. EDNUNDS, Senate bill making an
appropriation Of 10000 70 the OiVu contingent tSna
vs. aiken up put on ia third reading, and vas passed
ayes 7s-uays0.
TURrHER ExENrrioSA
n, uo.'o, Of Mr.. LOCKRIDGE, joint resolution
sx,mpspR from the operations OF the Governors Proc
I,naatiOa Of ths 10Th hRreh, 1852 master maeonls
,.,er spinner aud mister carder IN cotton mAnuiec
t,ri,s amended on motion OF Mr.. JAMES, 80 as TO IN
oluie wooden manufactures. vas adopted
STAY Law.
On motion Of Mr. HUNTER. the AE protecting per-
am from executions sales, etc, for limited period
rs taken up and Mr.. HUNTER moved to amend 50 a.
a pFoyide for the payment Of interest secruag and be-
eoang due before the tine Vhsn the pFcePa shall be-
esps due
Mr. BRADFORD moved that the bill ard amendment
be 1dsfctsy postponed; and tire ayes and nays being
ordered the motion was rjec.ed. This motion, had Il
prsvisd s1ull have los the Stay Law, adopted by
the Convection, IN fun force.
Mr.. HARRISON proposed some further amendments,
ana ss oil. va further discussed and amended, Hhen,
Ca mosion Of Mr.. EVANS, the House aciGurnsd
I'VE we're gst6sl 10 see the Speaker, o.. AeuPer,
IN the Hnrss day. taking part 10 the procse dngs de
Il ION a ing vst f,om bis Rg,nSn;, with which, 1t
il likely, bis military duties viii detAin him during the
a ef part Of the remainder Of the session.
u, J1n's stated during tbs DAY thai n. virgil, o.
Es-x as absent from h,kneis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-19

rauders there need be no hesitation. To get possession
Of .hsSlt Works and railroad by way Of Pound Gap,
or up the Louisa fork Of Sandy asd through this coun-
IT, bsen their long cherished programme The rout
up the Louis. "a turnpike Which, for come forty mes
tortuoualy winds along de6le a. the base OF
vast perpendicular citls aud jagged rocky promonto'
res, whose summits, in the language Of the poets,
"threateu heaven" 4 small force headed by Lsoui-
d. or jack Nav placed in enc of these de-
6es and protected BY these rampars of na'rro might
defy Il whole Lincoln army Il rH Be suicidal iH The
Government 10 lsavs these narogS uR9gardsd fer once
ia po,ssssioH If s C!y=eh Valley the cay 50 open to
the Sat Works AID Railroad"