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NJ A Z RIAGE Es

On the ID inst, by Rev. G. Hunter, Mr..
ALFRED BowER, TO Miss MARY Il. SHELL
HAMtR, both of Centre township, Col, co.
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49, EVANS 4 WATSON-


have had the surcs demonstration IN The following Ger.
tcatn that their manufacture Of Salamandcr Slrs has
AZ length fully warrant the rrp~ santauus which have
n malc Of tl,m as rendering mj1ubtcd security
"~.t'nst the terrific element.
Philadelphia April ; 1856.
.ii'Sr' EraHS " Ha'sCEt GyUtlrmun-l Il affords us
the highest sat sacon 10 state 10 you that owing to
th" very protective qualities uf tNu of The Su,aulndrr
safes VIII. ." purclHsd ID uf you some NV multu since
we saved ar-" portion Of irW ulry, and all our hooks
&c, os'd IN t' yaiamianS Io in Raust al place on
th' muliHE OF fh' llth INST.
When we fleet tll.t tI $40 SAFES were located m the
fourth Story ut t building occupied ana thai they
I Subsequent, lE'aN heap of Burning ruins, where the
vast cone nrauu of t' neat caused the brass plates to
N IT, "" c"nu but rr4ar ' pres, rvaun Of their val.
uahr coneus aN most convincing proof Of the great
Curity afforded by your sat,'s.
we EhIl lGh great pleasure in recommending them to
men ut buSlurs~ 80 a ~ut" reliance against fire.
GEORGE ". SIMMONS & IEO Jg5,,lycrs
LJsThcy have since purchased ,iA large SAFES.
July -, Isi2. lAugu,t 20 Is5o
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First ptemiun soo
Second do "1o
Class No s-M,res with Foal h, ,,oi,.iI 10
Fust premium SIN
Second do ~
Class No 7-Rteedi,o N,,o
For the best tteeJirg ma[e lcut year. and
over, ''
First premium sbo
Second do 90
Glass No 8--Filiies, two wears and under
four
First premium $40
Second do 90
Class No 0--Fiies | year and under two
FIRST premium SEQ
Second 10
Class No l0-Colts Q years aud nnder a.
Ftr- premlnm S35
Second 80 10
Class No ll-Cpl's, Slalioas or Gedin.s.
one year aud under Two
Elisl pr1mium $50
second DO 10
Class No l2- -Ma.cl ed horses, ceilings or
mares, Tor the besl span l6 hand, aud over
tusl premium $50
second DO 20
fof Inc be'i span OF matched Horses, ii
,'''' ""' o"oef 10,
F">' rrewtum S25
HecoHd do 10
Vas NO I3-fanry matched horses, geld
r. '"2e or mares.
rI'' hrem'nm $2a
second 40 10
N'"'' cIon and speed vii he considered
! ~ W"NiUs me a"'ld
OIoss y" IL l1-""u'lrman' pans OF IuNlus
=. hotNeN, 2'id'ngN or mUg>
ru.' ''"'"'" 500
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BANK NOTICE.

' ~ - ~ ~ II.
office is hereby given, that the Bank
! Of panville Bank Of Issue, Discount and Depo.
H. located IN the borough Of Danve, MunouT cousfy
with capital Of Two Hundred Thousand uoIlars m
tends making apple ton at the regular session OF
we leslshure OF tehns Euia for the renewal of its
,narltI ana tAIcns on oi,s privileges, nr term of
twenty years from th' expiration Of It's present charter
WIN the same name, tlile location ans capital
by order Of the Board Of Directors
DAVID CLARK, Cashist
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Rheumatism, Gout, liver ComuIojnt,

lNnEpENpENcE Preston Co., Va, 9Th July, 1859.
DR. j. G. AVER: Sir, have been afflicted with pua-
tul chronic rheumatism for long time, which halgd ths
skill a physicians. and stuck 10 in spite Of all the
remedies could SIND, until tiled your Sarsaraa. ono
hole cured mo In two weeks, and restored my pyncrd
health much that l am for better than before wac
attacked. think it wonderful medicine J. FKEAM.
jules Y. Gctclioll, of ST. Louis writes: lavc been
aiotad for years with an Gt5cicR Cf he Lrcr, which
destroyed my health. tried every thug and every thing
failed To relieve me-; and have been hrokculOwn man
Tor some years iom other than dlrJlge,-t If
the LIVER. NyhclOyed pastor, the Rev Mr. lspy nd isod
Inc otry your sHrsapariila because e said lie rew you
and amy Thing You made worth trying by the bless
luz Of God 1t las cured and has purified my blood
na to make 81 new man Of me- l feel young aGaiu Tho
hst thAt can be said Of ID not hnlf Good en0mgn
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CANDIDATES.
announcement Fee $500.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

N{T WRIT will be candidate for DISTRICT .a7'
w TOR.NE Y at the coming fall election. Subject
to the decision Of the Democratic County Convention
July ~, Ice.
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LeuCOrrira or whites, OvnrinM Tumor,
ItCrime UlGcrnLiOm. Eemnln Disenses.
Syphilis and Mercuriol Disease.


NEW URIEANS Z0Th NUgUsf, TNJN.
DR. J. c. AVER: Sir, ch-orfully comply with the
guest Of your agent and to YOU Of the effects
have realized with your Sar,aparila.
have cured with it, in my practice most Of tho
plants for which it is recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful in the of Eenerot ami N7-
c@r'I Disease. one of my patients had Syrhtc ulcers
Ia hs throat which consuming his palate and tho
top of Ais mouth. Your Sarsapara, steadily taken.
cured him in five weeks Another was attacked by SEQ
Ondary symptoms in his nose, and the ul,cyat0n hal
eaten away considerable part Of it, that believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But it
yielded to my administration of your Sarsapar!lla: tic
ulcers healed and he is well again of course without
some dlsi2uroton to his face. woman who had been
treated iur the disorder by mercury was suffering
from this poison in her bones. They had become 50 sep
sitNe TO the weather that damp day she sue g'd ex
cruciutius pain in her joints and bones. She tco was
cured en:ir,4y by your Sarsaarilia in few weeks.
know nom its formula, which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be great
remedy consequently these truly remarkable results
with 1t have not surprised me.
ITntprrnlv rr,i
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ET1{Iv, StItGHll"f OH
. .'c'ocL am Gr.ul Eutrrr ot Horses by States in
-,.... % .ir.rih. rtIIE BANNER. the horses from
cr. .-IH Hu. b. preceded by banner baanus its
b.. lock ann rial Of speed ofthe horses de- ianatad
~ III. .u..r-.
10 O'Clock il n- Vt the sound Of the bcII Class No
borough r d StulIOus,) will as,gmD III front OF the
Ju.gcs stand for * ibiuou.
10. O'Clock At the sound Of the bell, Glass No Ii
lGrutrmyu's spans OF DrIvnr Horses wi lasscublr
front ufth, Judges stand for exhibition.
II o'c, "k mlual u speed 0 the horses ignatcd
by The Judges.
II. O'Clock III NJ the sound Of the BILL CmssN1 D
Claulnms or iriiems| win assemble in front OF the
Judge, stand for cAhibiliou.
- o'cjogN N--rrIl Of speed Of the horses desgna.
ted 10y the Jlugns.
lo.cock u,--At the sound of the bcu, class No. IG
CO 'utiruru rIIuyiug lors So VIII assemble front of
tht JUG 's ~taut for CAhbitiuu,
o'clurk m--At the suund Of the bell there viii be
tn Judges.
O'Clock NJ At the sound oftha ball at horses to
whom prrmIuns have been awarded VIII usstLblc on
the hlf mile truc. atwh.htime tha award. win D., AN.
npunc'd from the Judges stand and premium hags dis
irhutrd
ofeNhihtors in having t' horses rnaoy for exhibition
tn signal Of the bell, occordng 10 the advertised
programme. Horses not ready for exhibition call 'd
for ~ thr chief MARSHAL may be rejected rom the list
of competitors for premiums:
ifsuhcaut tim" has not been given in the programme
for the Judges examine any class fore the call.
ing %. another casss the itst namel class will be cN.
the Chief Marshal
DR.. w. T. LOGAN,
thiJMGrShai
/ August lSG2
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-03

New YORK, Feb. 3.-rha Tribune's special
states thal letters continue 10 b" received
from eminent bankers tavorHs the legal ten.
der bill.
There /, 4 number If reasons FIR believing
tbat O,ru. Butler was assured before he lett
Washington hat he should have Il major zen
/ cro commission a. we'll as the title lie
viii land seyerN. brigaieg at point on the
southern coast not now occupied BY union sol
dler, The capture will be- nore important
than any yet made. Secretary Stanton insis-
ed that Batter should have what he wanted
unes, Mcclellan disapprJyed it,
Fort Pulask T. now thoroughly invested
Gen Sherman daily has report, of all that is
done there, aud will take the place when he
chooses to attack.
Times dispatch,
movement is making here by members
Of congress from the west and northwest head
ed ny Frank Bh.r and Mr. Arnold, to have
GEN >lg"I appointed a major general It will
probable be successful.
lIeraId's dispatch
THE select committee ON the delcuses and
furthcatlDn. OF the great lakes and rivers are
prepared to make n report They will rec.
h.t Of l,rfIn
,''r'' we ''ry''o' ., Su.D i0r''hr"''ohs al
a. "'' M' ~ .,t ",o'n,'ut; ~ l.
Th,,r r. ,, ';I, ,'r V"' '"''''fm ,to"',et
llshment of a naval depot and national arm
| DRY upon Lake Michigan. probably at or near
i, ,a5 f,n ,L ,,,'. P,ep'r",.on' pe '"''"'NIa'e
p, nr,ns a,.a u, ''e ue'S>sH
tho Amar;,o,, ,osI "''i' t"e ""o'e u
,r.,a,r .h,,i't,- '"N"3'" !" u'e com.
/ It j. estimated that there ora in this ,r,I,
/ 1900 American vessels to 500 British. ond
$4,000 Americans sailors to = 1000 British,
1t is representedby the committee that the
MAJORITY IF the population OF the loyal ,to,a.
is west OF the AIleghaucy Mountains that
the line Of the lake coast exceed. the whole
/ length vt our Atlantic coast, and that opr
commerce on the lakes is greater than onr
whole foreign trade. ia compIete the defiance.
and render communication with all n,rts ~
| the northwest, and secure from Interruption
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naa uren lua. sua.ed IA this district tnat 40
proper arrangements have been made Tor
even q decent interment OF those VINO dle IN
our hospitals THIS matter i under cohsld'
Grafton and will receive the immediate atten'
tion Of congress-
New YORR, Feb. 3.-Flour market DC bet
ter. - j3nj, IS superior state; 5,Soa5, 10 ex-
ira state; s ,j5a5, Gj superior western; 0 ,Soa
| 5,95 common to medium extra western; 5,95
aG % -pring brands extra Il II o.
/ Wheat, Chicago spring Sl,dlal33.
Corn GjaDGc mixed western.
Pork, So ,U0al3, % mess; -, jOa9, 80 prime
Whisky 23a21tc,
W.snISGroN, Feb. The result Of the
examination recently instituted by the tele
graph interests shows that the number Of
messages transmitted over the lines during
the past year was IS oUO, 600 yieIdinga total
revenue OF 81 30 600. Should congress in
the next tax bill impose cent. on each mes.
sage, little over SS4 900 would be realized
from that source or 8! per cen, on the aggre.
gate amount Of business.
TrroN, Mo-, Feb. 3 The division under
Gen. Davis has been much retarded by the
roads and swollen streams. Wagons and ar.
tiilery sunk axle deep, The Big Graylcr, n
stream ordinarily unInportant, was swollen
beyond its banks, and occupied two days in
crossing.
4 sharp frost having set in on Thursday
night, the roads will now support trains. If
uujmpeiei by further distractions, the col.
umu will advance rapidly.
Gen Prcnli,s with his command is Hdvanc.
ing on Lebanon, to combine with the force
under Gen Davis.
Price, though 50 !ormidably menaced shows
no sign, Of falling back and from present ap.
pearances seems determined to give battle
Should he maintain his position, within two
weeks Springfield will he the theatre Of ri.
other bloody contest, such q, has made that
devoted place famous in the history of the
war in Missouri
ToLEDo, Feb, 3. Lieut.. Waterman, Of the
L s A., stopping at the Oliver house, in this
city, shot himself Feb. lst,-supposed to be
murtally wounded.
LOUISVILLE Feb. capt. II NJ Gogg OF
Nashville, member OF Xlllicottcrs staff,
who was wounded near Somerset, is dead.
Maj, Cliff, surgeon Of Ioicoher's brigade,
taken prisoner ut Somerset is here aud will
be sent to Bowling Green On Tuesday, to be
exchanged,
1t is thought that Gen Beuel will arrange
for the exemption Of all surgeons from arrest,
hereafter
ST. LorI-, Feb. 3.--Adyice. received last
night by the train on the Pacific railroad
4tatc that the brigade Of Gen. Davis, was AT
Versailles Morgan County, Wednesday, pro
ccciing. Iii conjectured to join Gen Cur,
tie, AT Lebanon.
Gen, Pamer's brigade at Larminc is re
ported under marching orders for Kentucky
Gen. >iccl left Rolia yesterday for Leban
gu. The balance Of his division will follow
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PROBATE NOTICE,
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
PncL lslanh lnmntr -

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
To al administrators, Executors rlg GugrJjrD,
As the Statute Law of this State REQUIRES all "A.
ministrators and Executors TO render an acronn,
Of their administrations at least once in each
year, to the Probate Court and also at the end Of
two years at iarthes to close the settlement Of
tates therefore,
Notice IS hereby g'ren to all Administrators O,
estates IN SAID County 10 render account Of their
administrations, to and before "a ID prol7,o Conr,
agreeably to the requirements Of law; also Guard
lans OF Wards IN Ike manner. IN order to nreyen,
the necessity of issuing summons,
BY order Of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island, jan. l3th, 1852.
Jan l4-dw3w.
Register, Independent, and Chrome Dcs Wes-
ems, please copy three weeks.
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LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
WILL SELL
ON TERMS To SUIT pIrpCu,S,,

on ACRES of good upland prairie ohout
CU one and q half miles from Andalusi, RooL
island county. There IL never failing stream ot
water passing through 1t. small portion of 4, i.
the best quality OF meadow land. The IcmaInde,
is rolling prairie, the soil of which is ycry superor
Coal of first rate quality has been found Oh II
Their. is also some timber on II, At Andausla
there is good steamboat landing also, an ey-
tensWe Touring MILL which afford convenient
market Tor coal and grain, The village, located
on the great Mississippi, some ten miles by river
below Rock Island, contains several hundred in
habtants, IN which there are stores churches and
good schools. The land is very desirable to any
one wishing fine location.
Also 80 acres OF prairie, two or three miles
from Cordova, Rock Island county. THIS is the
finest quality of land. The Sterling and Rock
Island railroad passes through Cordova. The
land is about the same distance from Port Byron
To which the cars are already running, as it
from COrdOya.
Also, so acres ten or fifteen miles ir om Du
buqne, Iowa, near the Pacific railroad, 40 prairie,
under cultivation and 40 timber.
Also, house and lot IN l'ort Byron, Rock Isl.
and county.
Also, beautiful corner lot IN Red Wing, MIN.
erSuta, a ilourIshng town a, the head OF Lake PEI
PIN. This is the county seat OF q sodhue county,
the great seat Of learning IN thatO tate.
Will sell all the foregoing CHI cap, or exchange
portion for house and lot IN Rock Island, If APP
plICatIon he made soon.
II. { CONNELLY.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby gwen that the under.
\ signed purchased, at the Collectors Sale. on
The 25th dan Of June A. d. 1860, for taxes and
costs due the State of Illinois and County oil Rock
Island, the following described lands and town
lots. VIZ:
Part NV SW Sec IS Up IS y 4W p NJ 80
acres.
Soc Il TIP Il NV PM 20 92.lUO acres.
y 4 Sec 90 Up li2W p NJ 100 acres.
lot II IN Block IN the town OF Camden.
lot N Block "
40 by 20 # end Lot IA Block d IN the town
o, Camden.
Lot, ., II, %, u and % IN AdamsvIltc addition
to Camden,
ont Lol,h Rock hlaNd.
Lot l2p . ,crcs
T.! lot l3l y acres.
The tim, of redemption from said sale will el-
pre- on the 2jth day OF June, 4. b. 1902.
Notice is also gwen that the undersigned pur
chased on the 27h day Ut June, 4. u. lN6l at the
Collectors Sale Tor taxes and cost, due the State
Of Illinois and County OF Rock Island, the follow
ing described lands aud town lots, VIZ
Undivided tr , see - tp Il new VI %
SS-lUU acres.
Lotl! in block II IN the town ct Camden.
Lots 9 and "a N Adamsyllc addition to Cam
den.
Wcyf,,D .l3jlioa 10 the Yoca Of Rock Is
Mad.
Lots }, 3, /, b. G,7,9, 10, %. y, % and y II
block /.
Lots !, ;, 10, 10, 20 and % IN Dlock2.
Lot IN block Is.
Lots and in bloch t.
Lot 4 In block T.
Lots |, =. 3 and : II BLOCK g.
Lots q, 81 and - IN block ~.
Lots ,, t. :, =. and IL IN block Is.
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Loyal 1loNers.
MASTERS SALE.


STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock Island County,
Circuit Court IN and for tbc couo,y,rp.,t I.l,,3
aud State of Illinois. '''''
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Henry Alen' complainant, rs lanes NJ p.aou
ett Safoh \, Bfackott Mary T.. Cary. I.r.,n,,l,
f., Cary, Joseph Grover, Laura A CrGyos CT.
Bracket, |. Maxwell Brown, Francis p. Mont,or,
Robert W. smith, Josiah Wilkinson, Ellen Boone'
Amelia boone and John Scayer, defendants.
NOTICE i, hereby given that |, +. R
" Bean, master ChluCcry of the above named
court, IN pursuance OF dcCrctal order of sad
court made IN the above entitled cause on the
Goth day Of September, aud Of the September
term at said court, A. b, 1861, shall, on Saturday
the 2stn DAY OF Dee, 4. b 1867 between the hours
0f9 O'Clock a. N. and O'Clock p. IN. of SAID day
sell at public auction at the door of the Court
house, in the city and county OF Rock Island and
state aforesaid, to the highest bidder for cash N
hand, the following described real estate, to wlt
That part OF lot eight CN) ~ block three 81, IN the
old or original town OF Rock Island, county 0i
Rock island and state OF Illinois, commencing At
the southeast corner OF SAID lot, running thence
north along deer street 10 the alley IN the rear Ot
sand lot, thence along said alley west sixty feet
thence south at right angles TO the south side OF
SAID lot on Illinois street, thence east along said
Illinois street sixty feet to the place OF beginning
being sixty feet off from the cas-, side Of SAID lot
+. r. BEAN, Master IN Chrnccry,
C. NJ. OSBORN, Il. /. Co, Ills
Counsel for Compl't
Dee. ,, lsbl.
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stands adjourned to SATU Il.
DAY, THE nth DAY OF JANUARY, A D.
1859 T., X, BEAN,
Master N Chanccry,
kock Island, Co, Ills.
Rock Island, bee. y, lsuL
ApJoURNMENT
The above sale stands adjourned to SATuR
DAY, JANUARY 18TH, lNG2, at the same place
and hour of day.
f. X. BEAN, Master IN Chanccry,
Rock Island County, Illinois,
Rock Island, Jan. II, 1862.
ApJoCRNWENT
The above sale stands adjourned To SATl H.
DAY the LIST DAY or FEBRt AIRY A. D.. lsp2
al the same place and hour of day.
t.. K. BEAN, Master ~ Chancery,
Rock Island County, Illinois.
Rock Island Jan. Goth, 1862
ADJOURNMENT.
The above sale stand. adjourned to SATuR
DAY the 18TH DAY or FEBhu AIRY, 4. b. 1862
al the same place and hour OF day.
T.. h. BEAN, Master in Chanccry,
Rock Island Co., Illinois.
Rock Island, Feb. |, 1862.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Michael III. E'rick, Decease'

Estate Of Michael TT. ETitk, Utctastd.
J'lIE undersigned having been appointed
Administrator of the estate Of Michael H.
Frlck late OF the county of Rock Island and state
of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court Of Rock Island
county at the office of the clerk of said court, in
the city Of Rock Island, at the FEBRUARY
TERM, on the 3RD Monday IN FEBRUARY
next, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose Of having the same ADJUST
ed. All persons indebted 10 SAID estate are re-
questcd to make lmmco late payment to the UNI
designed.
Dated this 30h day of December, A. D. lSGl
ABRAHAM PRICK, Adm'tor.
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Administrators sale OF Real Estate.


n olloE Is ntreby given, that ~ Hh'ut VI
\ an order OF the county court, within ana Tor
the county OF Rock Island and state OF Illinois.
made and entered of record by the Judge thereof,
at the December term, 4. D, 1861, OF SAID court,
on the Sd day of January, y D. l6o-, the nnder-
signed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF robert /.
Shaw. late of the said county, deceased, for the
payment OF debts against sad estate, VIII sell at
public aution, on Saturday, the 10Th day OF Feb
ruary, 4. D. 1862, between the hours OF ~ o.
clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ. OF SAID day, at
tho from, door of the court house 10 the city and
comfy cf Rock Island, and state Aforesaid, the
folIowipe described real estate belonging to the
said estate, to wit: Lot eleven III j. and the east
half of lot ten 40, in block three 81, nthe lower
or Chicago addition to Rock Island, now city Of
Rock Island SAID property to be sold subject to
Widows DOVER Terms OF sale---One half of the
purchase money in hand, and the remainder IN six
months from day OF sale, secured as provided by
law.
Dated this Sd day Of January, \. D. 1862.
SUSAN J. PERsHING, AdmnsiratrI.
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ESTR3Y.

y of December. A, D., 1861. IN ,ae Town .r
Moline, David R. Wood took up as an estray, one
Dark Brown Mare colt about one year old, which
was appraised before Ellsworth Mapes, ESQ.
Justice of the Peace in said town, at Thirty DOL
lars JOSEPH COMET CLERK
Rock Island Jan'y. 10th. 1869.
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GILT FRAMES GILT FRAMES : ,

DORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES.
/ ofall sizes and styles, can be had at my shop
on short notice. Also
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Jesse BOIIES

IINE BOOT MAKER. Particular atten.
/ ton paid to nice work, and satisfac tlon guaran-
tecd in all cases. Ladies shoes made to order in
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
Ess- Shop on Illinois street, next door to y.
Perry's grocery store.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-03
VINO ARE THE SLAVERY AGITA-
TORSi

The AledO RscOrd don't Ike the way the
.aryuy !. conducted, and it deyotes nearly two
column, OF is last number to dicussion Of
the eternal negro question, and faultfnd
ing with the Argus The Record is one Of
that class Of newspapers which will agitate
the negro question and keep up discussion .
which has already divided and, perhaps, for .
ever broken up the union. II belongs to II
class that for years, has kept up this agita
ton and contributed all it could 10 ALLEVIATE
the people uf one portion Of the union from
the other These northern slavery agitators
have continually insisted that they were not
the aritators it was the Shareholders, they
said, who were continually bringing this sub. !
icct before the nation. Year after year the .
national union men sought to Danish this .
slavery question from the halls Of congress,
aud year after year these abolition agltators,
through their petition, and their drmagDgue
representatives, have consumed nearly the :
whole time Of congress, using every etfDr to /
exu,perate the people of the south and drive
them on. o. the uni.u Mr. Hale, Mr.. sum.
uer, NJ. Giiling., Mr., Lovejoy, and others
Of their clan, have frequently presented mem
orial- TO congress praying for 'he dissolution
Of thr union and when rebukei by loyal
senators they have answered that it was the
right Of every American citizen to petition
congress for any object, even to the overthrow
Of the government