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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13


% In late number We adverted
10 the imperative necessity of change
In Government affairs at Point Pleas
ant. 1t is difficult to conceive of any
satisfactory reason why military de-
pot ever was established there. None
exists, which could not be answered to
all intents and purposes by the post at
Gailipolis. II it was done to avoid
difficulty BY the freezing up of the
Ohio, that at least is Of no further
avail, as all danger from that source is
now past. II to afford few favorites
situations as Quartermaster or Com
missary. the manner in which the busi-
ness has been conducted, ought at once
to cause their dismissal, and would as
suredly do i! any where else than on the
Kanawha, which Government seems to
have left entirely to the honesty and tn
dustry of the worthy gentlemen now
snugIy ensconced in their quarters
As sequel to the destruction Of Gov
ernment property at the Point. BY wa
ter, we state the following facts. from
reliable authority: About $4,000 lbs.
of bacon, clear sides. slightly damaged
By water, was offered by the o. s.
Comm issary at that place Tor sale a
few days since. Some Jews from
Porkopolis appeared on day of sale,
and after cOnferring amnng themselves,
entered into written agreement, that
but one should bid, and for the whole
lot, which il struck of to him, was to
be equally divided among the four.
Accordingly one Of them bid the mag
ni6cent sum Of ] cent per pound for
the whole lot, and finally purchased it
at cent per pound. Many persons
present would have purchased in lots
of from 500 to 1000 lbs at "a cents
per pound, but were forestalEed by the
Jews. We are assured that three
fourths of the lot was entirely sweet,
and with re-smoking would have been
as good as at first. No doubt the Jews
will pursue that course, and be ready
to sell it back to Uncle Sam at s cts.
Now there was culpability some
where in this transaction. The lot Of
bacon would have sold in Cincinnati
for soap grease. for about 8 cts, a fact
which the officer oughtto have known.
Such a sale could not have taken place
in GalIipolis. Our citizens would not
have stood tamely by, and allowed a
set Of swindling Jews to carry out their
plan of thus robbing that Government
in her hour Of need. which affords
them protection and civil rights that no
other nation on earth grants to them as
a race. From the Secession proclivi-
ties of the principal citizens in Point
Pleasant, nothing else could be expec-
ted. Any means of despoiling Union.
men. or injuring the Union cause. is to
many Of them source Of qualification,
and it is about time that the game was
played out. In regard to sales of corn
and oats, and destruction OF forage
generally, we may have more to say
hereafter.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13

LOUISVILLE, Feb. IA dispatch
from Gen. Halleck to Gen. Buell., this
evening. says: We have taken Fort
Henry.
The enemy has retreated on Paris,
leaving part OF bis guns. Our cavalry
are in pursuit. Gen. Grant will attack
Fort Donelson tomorrow.
Three large steamers, the Ben. J..
Adams, E. H. Fairchild and Baltic. left
here for the Cumberland and Tennes-
see rivers this evening.
All is quiet along the line Of the Lou
isville & Nashville Railroad.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
EThe dis.hon. Jesse D. Bright

EThe dis-hon. Jesse D. Bright,
Senator from Indiana, was on the 4th
inst. expelled from the Senate of the
q. s. as traitor. II traitor, why
not arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette,
as other traitors are? The next we
hear of Jesse he will be in the rebel ar
my-if he can get there. He declared
his intention of appealing to the people
of Indiana. We rather like that idea,
and advise Jesse TO carry it out. The
brave Indiana boys now under arms
will not. we think, speedily reinstate so
bright a patriot in bis Senatorial chair.
Much more likely TO give him Jesse, by
allowing him to stand on nothing, and
pull by his neck.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Hcaptain Mabe, Of the rebel

@ Captain Mabe, Of the rebel ar
my. who was recently captured BY the
Gulf blOckading squadron while he was
on fishing excursion, says that South
ern people are surprised that Pierre
Soule takes no part with the South. He
was Douglas man, and has been asked
to speak, but at present he uniformly
refuses. The Captain had heard him
last winter. in speech. say Chat the
election of Mr.. Lincoln was By no
means a sufficient cause for the with.
drswal Of Louisisna. 77i'S .-s-7s az
-. ,l - $3.50 Sc slasa1 IL
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- NE publish In to.day's paper .

fg Ne publish In to-day's paper
manifesto addressed 10 the people OF
Georgia By Cobb. Toombs & Co. No
ons can fail to perceive from its Tone
that the rebel dynasty is in tottering
condition and about falling to pieces
This document comes from a high
source, from men who were members
of. the rebel Congress. and in high IA
yor as leaders of the rebellion from its
inception to the present moment. It's
contents then cannot be considered as
the vaporings Of Southern newspaper.
vainly endeave4ing to keep up the
courage of Its readers, but intended to
ward of the blow from the necks Of
these same conspirators, when the peo-
pie Of the South find ont how basely
they have been betrayed BY these hell
deserving scoundrels, for the purpose
Of advancing their ambitious and afro
cious designs. They admit their sur,
prise at the "energy. perseverance and
amount of resources" OF the North
Well they may. But for their belief in
our distractions and party divisions. Of
which they were doubtless previously
assured BY such traitors as Bright and
Vsllandigham. they might have paused
before taking the final leap into rebel
lion. But we have not space for a
lengthy comment on this remarkable
paper.
The tone Of il is so entirely different
from the "pronunciamentos" put forth
by the motley crew Of consPiratOrs to
uislead the masses Of the people in the
commencement Of this war, as to in
dece the belief that they see all is lost.
They doubtless already feel the giants
grasp" The prospect Of foreign in
reference, formerly so much boasted
OF, is now "not to be relied on" The
"only hope is desperate daring and uni
versal self sacrifice" Perhaps the
course pursued at Mill Springs and
Fl. Henry by the rebels. justifes such
G recommendation. but as yet. deeds Of
daring, unless in commission Of crime,
are rare as honor and truth among
thieves. The people are urged to "let
blackness and ruin" overspread the
land, &c. Such fendish malice, and
internal instigations to commit crime,
are revolving in the extreme, and show
how entirely deprayed these men have
become in so short time. Alasl that
intelligent men should thus bring them
selves to shame and cursing-for though
they expect 'their children's children to
rise up and call them blessed, i" not only
they, but the world will unite in one
universal shout of execration, and in
heaping curses upon the memory OF
men who, furnished with the very best
means of being right, and with learn
ing and knowledge to ft them as lead
ers of the people. for their own vile
and ambitious ends, misled and de-
ceived them, and sought to overthrow
in one common ruin that Government
which to them had ever proven fos-
tering friend.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
A DETEAr Ar FoRr HExRY NOT Ex

. A DEFEAT AT FoRT HENRY NOT Ex-
PEcTED BY TIE REBELs.-MEMPHIs. Feb.
5.-Three Federal gunboats appeared
on the Tennessee river yesterday. and
opened FIRE on Fort Henry. The lat
Ter responded. There was no damage
done to the Fort. The Frderals are
landing troops two miles from the Fort.
An attack is expected.
The Cohfederates are in full force on
the Tennessee river No damage from
The Federals is apprehended.
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~Tbere was an interesting Bib

@There was an interesting Bible
Society meeting at the NJ. E. church
on Sunday evening last, which was full
ly attended. The exercises consisted
of singing. addresses, &C., by the cler-
gy of Gallipolis. The officers elected
for the ensuing year were. Judge NASH.
President; D. S. FokD. Secretary; DR..
S. c. BAILEY, Treasurer. Collections
taken at the different churches amount
ed to near 500. i9 Ls-sl asq -
fE@1s- Z
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FIoHT SoUTa- CARoLTrl.--A

A FIeHT IN SoUTR CARoLIEA.--AU-
ersTA, Feb. 5--A letter from Savan-
nah says that heavy firing was heard
in the direction of New River. on,ths
South Carolina side. on Monday morn
ing lasting four hours. Confederate
officers at Savannah say { at one Of
the batteries at New River had been
attacked by The Federal gunboats, and
that one of the gunboAts at least was
destroyed. IF7' 1i85i "A .siRs5
. ~ 49, ~ r--f 80 -,-,--.- -
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F The second sale Of Sea Island
Cotton from Port Royal, took place at
New York on The 5th Of February
The cotton was of the first quality and
in>goOd condition. amounting TO I75
3 bsleA. --
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13

-eEF The only member of the Wis
eonsin. Legislature who is a native OF
the State is Fred. S. Ellis, who was
born at Green Bay. 39 years ago. He
is the "oldest inhabitsnt." in fact. Of
Wisconsin. having been the first white
child born there. 5ss Isss1 aeE g.
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SI,97O AZ
Total,

Of the above sum. near $500 was
paid for boarding Capt. Aleshire's
Company previous to leaving for the
regiment. The balance was expended
for boarding secesh" prisoners and
sick soldiers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13

Anothergrom A sgusta. Illinois. says:
"Here are three doilars for the Jour
nal. 1 have neglected sending 1t to
you for six months. I have been sick,
but feel better nov." &c.
ofcourse yen would feel better after
paying the printer, friend R.; and we
commend the same remedy to all our
readers, sick or well. If you wish to
feel better. pay the printer.
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E SOal Diggers Wanted by VIZ.
sDErOuRe * Samples Lending. See
savertise0enS = - t s7svis
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13

E Every good. bat rather too
pointed" as the fish said when IL swsl.
lowed the bait. 80 asi9z T7Vaal
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BEELrx, Ohio, Feb. s, 1869.

MR. HARPER.-DEAR SIR Enclosed
you will end Eve dollars. 1 forget just
how the account stands, but continue
the Journal. and when I come to your
place ! will settle. The Journal is a
fsvorite in Berlin. 1t is read by half
the town before l see it. When stop
it You may know there has something
turned up. All quiet here. Mud tOl
cradle deep and very wide.
Yours, as ever,
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LETTERs PROM THE PEOPLE.

We receive, from our numerous sub
scribers, very ffattering testimonials Of
the merits OF the " Journal. from some
OF which We make q few extracts. with
the hope that others may be induced
to become subscribers also.
Any Of our readers. who may think
proper, are invited to send us the news
from their section of country, which we
will gladly publish "pro bono publico. "
BY this measure we hope to increase
the value Of the Journal both to our
patrons and ourselves.
A friend writes from Berlin. Ohio. as
follows: 80
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-18

FRGsn ARRIVAL Of fashionable hy goods, for
the -priu- trade, every day, at Block Ncwbur.
gor',. Good prints for l2t cents, and all other
dry goods in proportion.
Fashionable millinery goods, Of all kinds, at
wholesale or retail Goods received every dayby
express. Quick sales and small profits, is their
motto.
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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.

'INliE citizens legal voters of the town
Of Rock Island and State of Illinois, are here
hy notified that the annual town meet NJ tor SAID
town vii be- held At the Court House. N sad town,
on Tuesday, the frat DAY OF Aprll neat, being the
inst TUESDAY m sad month, for the following puf-
poses
l,t, 10 choose moderator To preside at sad
meeting,
End, To elect one supervisor, one assistant su-
pcfv,sur, one town clerk, one assessor, one col
loctpr one oNersrct of thcpoor, one constable.
Also 10 act upon any additional subjects which
NAV, N pursuance ot Law, come before SAID meet,
my, when convened,
The meeting viii be- called TO order between
the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, and
be kept open until the setting of the sun, unless
sooner closed, IN pursuance of law,
Gwen under my hand, at Rock Island, this 18th
dayuf March, D., 1862
"A SuaSN IpNu IlpFk
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CON- MERCIAL.
RoCk ISLAND MARKET.
ROCK LsLANp, March 18Th, lst.

KocK ISLAND, March 18th, 1861,
Flour Spring double extra, IN sacks, SI,4o
wholesale, and - 10 at retail, ltpurchasers mud
packages It l. sold at ~ cents less than the above
quotations.
Wheat -brl,or
COM llNC,
Olts-lualHc,
R,c. Very mule offered, rr,rs nom 20 to
gJc, according to quality,
BaFicN-3lliuc,
Beans iJai ,uupcr bUsAc,,
Potatoes -2j,3Oc per hushrh
Onlous-aOa95c per bushc
butter Shpprfs are paying from to 50 Very
choice lots for retailing, viii bring Ice,
Eggs -lUal2!, doH
PnuItry-Ilyr OF dressed chickens. from u 90
To a | 30 per dogu according to sac and quality.
1--we turkeys loaNoc dressed turkeys, iaac per
10.
Bccr-Good beet cattle, i've weight, At the
butchers, command Ss,uOa2,ao per hundred lbs,
Pofk,-rhc butchers are paying, Tor I'VE hogs,
a,uut2,,U, Tor dressed Ss,i1a5ou
Htdcs-Grrcu country, lc green saltrd, DC !,
dn saltrd, &c dry hmt, lies green calf &c
sheep peits, l,onal,@
niy-Prarr SJ,Oua, 500 per ton, Timothy OF
Hungarian s6,oOa 200 portoH
Wood-Oak $3.50 to StOO cord,
,.a,- Selected coal is sold al THE Coal Valley
yard at \ cent, per hushr,, and delivered at9 cts
per hushrI,
From teams IA Market square, coal Is usual!
sold at 9aloc per bus,
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OF the receipts aud expenditures of the clty ot
Rock Island from the It'll day of March, lsGl, to
the Ith day OF March, lND2;
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rtii. ni.i.kIN tRt.Is

Containing ursg, al the ,raUUg matter "lthe
pnN sFunHsHr, e'rt "Wednesday morning
<IkkMSt-SIug IS uhsCflprTs, per aunum, 10 AL
vance, - op' 10 not paid ~ ldNaacc 81 90.
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EST'RAN.

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
\ of Novcmbcr A D., 1861, IN the Town o.
Black Hawk, 6. W. Griffin took upas an Estray
one Bay Horse, 10 hands high, supposed to be OF
& wears old, with the letters [. s. branded on
left shouidct--a white strip IN the forehead, a
small white spot on his nose and one on ms upper
Inn and shoe on his RIGHT fore foot. Appraised
before David Brownlcc, Esq, Justice of the
Peace in SAID Town, at $50
Also, one Dark Chestnut Sorrcl Horse about -
hands hiph. about seven years old. L. y brand
ed on the left shoulder, small white strip II Iace
and shoes on both lore feet. Appraised before
David BrowuIcc, Esq, Justice OF the Peace II
.,,L to,yp.at2 $40 JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Is Sand, Jan'y. 9th, 1902
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE

at the same place, where he buys and sells
Stoves, Rags, Old Iron, Copper, Brass, &c.
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MARSHiL'S NOTICE.

NOTICES. hereby given that the ordinance
y IN relation to hogs fuunIneat large within the
city limits vii be- strictly enforced. Persons tho
allow Their hogs TO run large Will be likely to
lose them. JOINS l.. SMITU,
City Marshal
EnrA l.Itnn- NLr.n I'm IND.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-18

FAMILY GROCERY AND PROVISION
L STORE, Produce bought lud sold store
on the west corner at orleans aud outer streets
the Green Corner,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-18
ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned IS prepared to draw plans ana
specifications, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds of buildings, in town or country =
Having 81 wears experience in the business, he
fatters himself that he can give general SAUSAGE
ton, ., ,.., L.x,os
moderate Residence on Broadway, next 5oor
TO Thompson's foundry. shop on Adams street,
near High School.
a,s- Leave orders at Henry llousman's store
Illinois street 1900 r,,r,r
Jan, 9th, d #. W M thnEi i
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-18

TENANTS WANTED, for three comfortable
dwelling houses, with all the necessary con.
vcniences: situations good and in healthy 10.
cations. For further particulars enquire at
this Office
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WHAT IL IT!

No. Aston House, New York. sold everywhere
and applied by all haIr dressc :
Feb l9-twaw IN.
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\IvHOLESALE 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. ILL.,.
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4. !. GROVER, VI. d..

physician and Surgeon. Office oppo-
| site Rock Island House, up stars.
VIII attend promptly al calls IN the Hlhereh'
nranchc. of SrRcrKy aud OBSTETRICS, and gener-
al practice.
lie has a good assortment of Instruments. and
ia prepared to practice SURGERY, on IS most APP
proved plan. ,-....
r.sy- Residence on Orleans street, between
WASHINGTON and Eagle.
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Jesse ROLES

INNE BOOT MAKER Particular atten-
/ ton paid to nice work, and satisfaction guaran-
teed in a cases. Ladies shoes made to order IN
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
10. shop on Illinois street, next door to n.
Perry's grocery store.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-18

.uSrlCE OF THE PEACL.--Collect!ous
i .uthlully made aud proluptl! paid over. Of
Ice at IN, residence, over Requa's JewerN store,
.IIInuIs street,
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MICHAEL LIEnERk >ECHT.

u'AlLOR-Oppositc the Rock Island House,
over Eycrt,' store. Garments made IN the
atest STYLE and best manner and warranted I" ht.
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers. All work done IN accordance
with the times and at Reasonable prCes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-18

Buy Boot, and Shoes of CoSs. He is sell
ing very cheap at No. 6 Illinois street in the
store formerly occupied hy pcvoe 4 Cramp'
ton
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PHILIP X. tII.I<I..

HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
IL PAINTER. Is now prepared, to execute
with neatness and dispatch all orders IN the
Painting, GLAZING, and Paper Hanging Line, and
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give INN
a trAL.
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{. Is. NON,

TNDERTAKER. COFFIN W AR f.
| house corner Rock River and Madison SITS,
Rock Island. 4 fine hearsc and team always IN
readiness. VIII procure graves to be aug, urn
,,h carriages for funerals, and take the entire
rlarr. Of everything connected with the prepara-
li,o of the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
any lrnr,h o' time without applying ice to the
hlIu Nhlrtns mod erltc.
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ESTitbY.

N office is hereby given that on the 23d day
\ of December, A. D., 1861, in the Town Of
Moline, DAVID X. Wood took up as an eStray, one
Dark Brown Mare colt about one year old, which
was appraised before Ellsworth Mapes, Esq, a
Justice of the Peace in said town, at Thirty dol
lars JOS tPh CoNhl, Nlefh'
Rock Island Jan'y 10th. 1862.
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NOTICE.

'T1E notes, book accounts and papers Of
1 Mr. julius Schulze, saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement
All those Indebted to HIM are notified to make
immediate payment, cost will be made.
HENRY FIsCHEL, Justice of the Peace
Rock Island, Dec =, 1851
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W, l., DALRYNPLE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE aud General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge Henry county,
H. Office IN the Court House. Reference; d.
Bonar. County Clerk A. Gould, Circuit Clerk {;
and Thos Morris, Treasurer, all of Henry coun-
", Iii.
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SPRINGFIELD
Fire and Marine Insurance Company

OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CASH CApITAL............ ......... .S2oD,OVp
Surplus =. 49, >fO,NoOO
CONTINUES TO ENSURE REAL AND
/ Personal PROPERTY on the most iaVora
BILE terms. 49,,
Claims for Loss equtably and honorary adjusted
For Insurance, apply to
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j.. VI. MOORE,

,NHULESALE x RETAIL DEALER in
w Hardware, Cutlery, ir-u, Na..s, Window
G.l,s, Sc, cprnr. y, I,nni' lnI 3ttItp streets,
Rock Island, III,
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4. l;RNsIN(.i,It,

ECTIFIER and Manufacturer ofDomcstic
IL Liquors. and dealer in Foreign Wines and
LIQUORS Palace Row, Illinois street, Rock Island
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4. e.. JOHNSON.

Az AGON MAKE All Kinds OF Repair
w rug aud JoI1ns done At short notice, ~
tue best mtnarC ana Al reasonable rates. Nhop
Oh Warrington street, near the i"rfN landing,
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.

c. ii. SMITH, PROPRitloh.
cor. HiinOs and jefferson Ms., Rock Island.
2.f,- Passengers conveyed 10 and from the cars
free of charge,
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ROCK III AMI Argus.
THE DAILY argus,

Containing full Iecguphle reports and the Ia.
test news, is published every evening, except
sunday, At So Dollars year, payable quarterly
advance
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-18

DECTlFlEltS and Manufacturers otllomcs-
iIuc Liquors, Importers aud Dealers IN Foreign
Nucs and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
LEADING, Rock Island.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ee~ Under thlshcad limited uumhcroi spec
at notices ,llhcIuscrtcd at 10 cents pcr,nc each
insertion
DR. SMuHS ELECTRIC on - selling rapidly and
performing many cures. McsSrs. Claclus Spei-
del have sold quite large quantity, already, and
they say at gives universal satisfaction. See adj
y,rilspmput
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.)ODiGG Ia5l,,rate aud Ex.oihcio Justice
! o. ,rn Peace. Collections made and promptly
luI ,y,r. u'fae N BlIcy& BoyIeN block up
,turs, Rock island.
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pKIaMiILM ION PRINTING.

urdrrsfor IoR PRINTING will meet wit rrompt
attention at the ARous Orrlrr, aud arrA"ru,"d At
reasonable rates.