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n EW SHORT LINE TO CINCINNATI
Cincinnati d Chicago Air Line RaiIr.d

forty miles the shortest route to Cincinnati, In
dianapo!ls and LOUISVILLE
Passenger Trains leave West side Union Denot
corner Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, as fol.
lows: 49, "
Day Express and Ma-7.OO a. m SUNDAYS OK.
. cepted) arriving at Cincinnati g 90 p. M
Night E&pr'ss-7.3O p. IN. SATURDAYS excepted)
arriving at Cincinnati $50 a. M
ReturnIng-Leave Cincinnati at 1870 a. N. and
"3O P m, arriving at Chicago $50 p m and
5. 10 a.
Making close connections at kokomo with Peru
Indianapolis railroad for Indianapolis. Jefer.
sonviilc, Louisville, and all Points in Kentucky
ana tennessee; at Anderson and Richmond for
PIqua, Beltonan, Urbana, Nenia Columbus.
with Marietta Cincinnati and Kentucky central
railroads, for all points in southern Ohio and CEN
ira Kentucky; with Louisville & 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
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SURGEON DENTIST.

solicitation of many friends in paven
IL port have opened branch Office IN the LIE
Clare House for the accommodation of those who
wish any work in my line.
shall be at the LeClare house from 4. NJ. to !.
n, every day except Sundays The balance o
The time shall be at my office IN Rock Island.
Thankful for past iavors and patronage,
hope to receive a continuance OF the same.
HENRY FISCHEL.
Rock Island, May sth, 1862 DIV
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ers, will get right by and by, and then the
men who deceived them will not DO looked
upon with much favor
There are l27 men in Hampton who want u
niger on each arm.
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BLACK HAWK ELECTION.

Camden, June Is, 1862,
EDITOR ARGus-Dear Sir The following is
the result Of our election, in the town Of Black
Hawk, On the 18th inst;
For new constitution, 6
Against do. 50
OF NT'ICe tfOultltInp banks, -
Against do, IS
For exclusion Of negroes and muIatpes, G.
Against do. do do A.
For laws excluding negroes and mulattoe4
from coming to and voting in this state III
Against the above None.
For congressional apportionment G3
Against Do do 10
For tax to support families Of volunteers, 4G
Against do 81
David Brownlee, Town Clerk.
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HAMPTON ELECTION.

Extraordinary pains were taken by the OPP
p0nents OF tbs new constitution, in HAMPTON,
to keep the people in ignorance of the proyi-
sions Of the instrument The copies sent to
that town by Mr.. Peasants, are said to have
been suppressed ., destroyed by those to
whom he entrusted them, and the most out.
rageous falsehoods were told in regard to its
provisions. The people who have thus been
deceived by a few local abolition wire.work-
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Con tirntion. Costivcuess, Suppression,
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seems to me it would be prcposterous to say
we could not.
Now, suppose citizen of Illinois, residing
| there, having his home his, family, and his
property there, to have committed treason, by
giving ana ana comfort To the enemy suppose
him to have been detected; suppose a warrant
to have been issued for his arrest, and him to
have escaped the clutches Of tho marshal aud
lied beyond the jurisdiction IF our court, and
the reach OF .egal process, leaving his family
and property behind him--may congress then
! proceed to pass bill for the forfeiture Of his
/ property, an! execute it BY robbIHg his fam.
| lily by way If punishment Of hi, crime;
! presume no senator viii venture 10 claim for
congress any such power, And yet we may
clearly do 81 il we may properly pass the bill.
under consideration. They stand precisely
upon the same ground, aud we have exactly
. the game power in the one place that we have
IN the other, We are to pas. this bill against
the rebel, because they are citizens Of the
tnit9i States who have committed treason
against the government, aud are temporarily
beyond the reach OF process Thi- il the Ia-
sis upon which my colleague places il. il
has Ho other foundation, az is shown by the
portion OF his speech already quoted Here.
pcats the same portion in other parts Of hi4
speech he relterates it whenever he attempts
to demonstrate the POSSESSION Of power by
congress 10 pass the blII' again quot" ms
own language:
ms bI'I provides i5r certain ioricttureoi
estates IN certain cases ~ Il punishment Tor
crime hereafter " De colhnittei, when the
person "i the ihai'I4ua! Committing the OF
Tense can he reached"
Ana again
ne riGht to rohtlNeath the property OF II
rebrI or traitor attaches without any conYIc'
non % the offender,
mere SIR, 1t ~ boldly announced as gen
crai principle OF congressional power that
The right To conh-ca'e the property ol u trait
or attaches without any convection vi "tlen-
der. Now, il we have the right to coriscatc
the property Of traitor without conviction,
why have We not the same right OF coniisca-
tIon tor murder or larceny, or any other Of
Tense known to the law, without trial or con.
Yctlpn' How can we possess such power N
regard to treason, without having 1t IN regard
to all other yienscs aud where do we get II
IN respect to any ohCuse? This is not explain
cd by any OF the senators who advocate the
passage OF the bill.
Let rae bring the statement otmy colleague
ulu%thpo-ItIyn with the statements OF tho
constitution upon the same subject He
say.
" he right 30 cuniiscate the property OF
rebel or traitor attaches without any conyic-
ton OF the offender.
The constitution says
" No person shall be held to answer for Il
capital or otherwise Infamous crime, unless
on prescutlucnt q Indictment Of grand
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WAR CLAIMS.

| ANlNG completed my arrangements
win gentleman IN Washington City, a well
and iavorably known attorney for claimants mem
sion, county land and patent agent am now tnIJv
prepared to prosecute all claims tor pensions. ar
rears OF pay, prize money &C., due wounded and
! disabled soldIers+seamen, or widows and minor
children of deceased soldiers. have all the re-
quiste forms. ~ so list OF the killed and wound
ed IN companies from this and adjoining counties.
copied from the original files in the war den,rt.
hen'' VIII be IN regular receipt of these.
,i"ins OF suffers, contractors, &c, attended to
before the proper departments Patents renewed
CLAIMS before the general land Office and al other
business requiring attention IN Washington, at
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successfully prosecuted.
Hdhtngfoh ReferenceS-Hon. J. S. Black,
non EDWIN NJ. stanton, Hon. VIM. A. Richard
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Rock Island References-IIon. ]. w. Drurv
hon. l. o. wilkinson, Hon. Bailey Davenport
Messrs. Mitchell Lynde, bankers
Addfess II. c. CONNELLN,
Attorney at Law.
marc" 81 ua"ly Rock Island, Al.
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q" The argus is the only paper in this conn-
~ that takes Geographic reports, consequently it
can furnish the people Of this and adjoining coun-
ties with news in advance of any other paper.
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Extract from a late speech delivered IN the INIT
ed States senate by the Hon, Mr., Browning, r..
publican Senator from this state, on the Emancl-
paton-CondsCation Bill.
Mr.. browning said
But it is said tins is not bill of attaindcr.
and is not, therefore obnoxious to the consti.
tutional objection which has been urged. |
| am not lastidious about Ramey. ! aim nj the
substance Of the MiRg, Call itwhat you viii,
| it Is Il bill to forfeit absolutely and forever
| property Tor treason, to punish citizens for
| treason by the forfeiture Of their property in
pcrpctuity. Now, suppose, for the -akc Of
the argument, it be admitted that this il not
bill Of attaiHdcr, is the difficulty got over by
the admission! Surely not. The cOnstitu
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or shall be passed." but also that "no attain
der # treason shall work corruption Of blood
| or forfeiture except during the life Of the per.
son attaintcd" And it matters not whether
| the treason is asccrtaiucd by indictment. trial
and conviction before judicial tribunals, or
whether it Is determined by legislative enact.
mcnts the prohibition OF forfeiture is equally
imperative in either case. /, not the uticnse
| by which you are seeking to enforce tins
| sweeping forfeiture, treason! If it j. not
treason, what is it? VIII senators who urge
| the passage Of this bill tell us2 fl is trca-
son. does not the constitution positively for
| bid you to declare such a forfeiture for such
cause?
Wiz it be answered that this bill is not
within the constitutional inhibition, because
! the persons against whom it is leycllcd have
not been convicted Of treason! Then you are
brought to the mUnstrous proposition that by
assuming guilt, You may punish with sey
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1t seems tina, there is iG- men in Moline
who want negroes to vote and hold otlicc--a
majority Of the town It's expressed at the eec-
ton.
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MOLINE ELECTION.

Wcnro indebted to Mr.. II, II per>hing Of
Moline, for the returns Of the election in that
tnmr a = nilnNs
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Yours respectfully,
UUIIN T LETZ,
Adit. J3d kcg't Illinois Vol,

We have also received letter from Lieut.
Charles Eugel, Of the same date, giving the
sarne tact- spoken Of by Adit Pcct4.
Lieut.. Engci also writes as follows
/ We expect to march up to jackson, Tenn.
in Il few days.
I The weather is hot here, and Henry Volt
man, beer saloon would be popular nstitu,
/ ton in this place, and Il profitable business
| for him, as beer is selling at ten cents Il glass,
and scarce at that.
receive the Irgus quite regularly, and we
look Tor its appearance with great cagerncss.
| The farmers here are harvesting their
wheat The crop will be below an average
Corn looks poor Cotton is now planted The
fruit crop will be especially
peaches The trees are actually bending I'M
der their weight. Wild fruits are also plenty
BIackbcrrics plumbs and GRAPES, promise an
abundant crop
The boys are all we'll, that is what is left
of them.
remain yours respectfully,
CHARLES EXGEL.
TAKING THE OArH-Prisonerl are being
released from the military prison in this city
almost every day upon oath aud bonds. 4
number Of ladies', and friends Of prisoners con-
fined in the prison, have visited our city dur
lng some weeks past, some successful IN Oh
tanning the release Of TIA # friends and rrM.
tycs, while others, unable 10 furnish Sutiic-
lent evidence or security, have been cJmpcll-
cd to return to their homes. only to make an.
other effort 10 obtain testimony and surety in
favor Of husbands, brothers and friends The
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{. J. YATES & cos.
Ice Cream saloon.

The above establishment now so well and favor
ably known in this city and vicinity, for the neat
ness aud taste which charaCtcftzes every depart
ment, End tor Il richness of every article OF its
manufacture, has been feftted IN the most con-
venlent style, where ladies and gentlemen can
partake of the richest Ice Cream, served up to
suit the most lastidIous
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Washington ID, e., itl Feb, lS5G.
SH: have used your Pills in my general aud hospital
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ACADEMY OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION.
D Az + NPO + D.. Iowa

DAV MORT, Iowa,
I'liE Sisters Of Charity would hereby in
/ form their friends and The public generally,
that they have re-opened the above named acad-
envy for the
EDUCATION or YOUNG. LADIES.
The course of instruction will comprise all that
constitutes a good English education, French
and German languages. music on the Piano, Gui-
tar and nuCimcr, Drawing, Painting IN OH and
water colors, and Cray onIEg, PLAN and ornamental
needle work, Knitting and Dress-makIng.
The former terms are cuGs lieTabIy reduced tn
meet the tunes, but payments are required IN adj
vance, and
From this Rule there will be no Deviation.
Further Information can be obtained at the
academy or at the schools at st. Anthouy,s and
Ste. MarguerIte's churches.
April I, dwtt,
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BOAT STORES,

BOAl SIOkES.
ne Undersigned has opened a store on the
L eHee for the purpose of SUPPLYING steanhna.s
with Groceries, Provisions, Eggs, Butter. Min.
Ihchehs, Ice, &c., &c He Will keep large
supply OF Ice, Tor all who wishit.
Town trade solicited.
LEWIS IfpDTkE
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Price, IS cents per Box, Or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. ]. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.

Sold by C. f. CIaclus, Rock Island.
= TAYLOR & Ballard, Davenport.
- A. +. Chamberln, Moline
:" DR.. Vincent, Hampton.
" II F. Boattlc, Camden Mills.
DR.. J, II. Lytord, Port Byron.
W. Kelley. Coal Valley,
J. II. Reed \ Co, Chicago,
and all dealers III medicines. June9, dwly.
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SENATOR BROWNING's SPEECH,

Against the Emancipation-C ontiscati0n Elil.
lie deh0unccs 1t as Iagrant violation
of the Constitution If the United states
1t Destroys the Bill Of Rights aud In
augurates Revolution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

DIRECTORS.
WIN. II. mcfarland, Prsst Farmers Bank.
VIM @. GfsL-hrv, trm OF OrenshAv 4 90.
Wellington Godhh knn % Qsitn Appertons
TW aeCAnce, arm Of Dunlop, honssSe Oe.
q, A. Barksdale, arm Of warwick BarkIdAls.
Jas. II. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
l. d. CrenshAw, arm OF HaIAll, CrenShav %.
John .. Bacon, nrm OF Bacon Baskerville.
RIB Hsrall, arm Of HAIal, crtnshav Dc.
John GUIDE, ". Eh1 Owner.
VIM H. WGrWleS &n Of Nsrslet lsrksdals.
Jas. Alfred Jones, Attorney a. Lly.
O. O. ulelt BglIdes.
re Runn, Ayriellturist knd kAnEhcirrG.
w. w. ursIg Attorney AlLsE.
Jas Dunlop, Gin OF baslsl, nOncure 1 90. noeo
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HINT A JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Aui Asrns FOR sale Of Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
slo0 yAeGagca nos'or sale. se'z-oa
yg-yp,htar G.pubctn stAlnton Spectator, and breder
ss,ours NruS gill ~ Ahl send Sl 20 Why othce
DVYaL A NOR ONrS "S4OIISS rOSiC, f0h
0,opFoViag the Condition OF Horses au
M.-s giving them apostle A-d Relieving i1tg OF Nos
- No-r,4 tI-14li Surrt and Dstcmpcr. and al Dsea
AZ a., horse Is subject intern LILY fhls Horse Tonic sycs
t ~ appetite Nad glossy % hNr and can be len on atr
te .na IS improved without his tttng back 70 ts hr'' poor
-ou ta1 t hf us-l extensively since Va ntrnaaeloh
About ur yrars A0 this city and all paris OF The STATE OF VIZ
= North Carolina Ne York. Ant 10 snlsi every quarter ~
~. Iintou-anl The dra sad d steadily Increasing.
M Horse f5nIr given universal aNitssuon A. AR a. we
ts-rg able sscsrtsin fcNnEe ohtAned or e
FIs.I Druggists In ts STATE, AMI OF JAS p bUNAL, Doug
-. roe Proprietor and AAnafAetarer So
LITARY CAPS! NiiIthry CoPs!! JOIN
II NJOLET oFs- Wholesale and R-tN, " the Military
M ne Pu1s srasrsS bis stock Of Home Manufactured
t5o t-sy Blue md ksk Cadet and fatigue style Caps can
BE a. a Nbhs Imsu' favorable terms A. IN Any cy
IA m SOUTH pcllAr attention Is desired % the Black ahtAgs
ap; H j. a7 dar15e Ant usrnSsi Cap nos mSnu-
srrt Hsag had good sap1y o. st'cs Ne mAn1actae
Dr HarH wholesale snd Retail CAde VII be cOHnuu-
"a JnHN DDO.Ey No. Il dNn street., Richmond Va, sss
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SpUTH-siDE RAILROAD.
ANDARggR MONDAY THE22d AU- a.
" Eurt, the passenger Trs,LS rln run A. loloNa: -
PROh PETERSBURG To LiNOHbURG. ~
Mail Train Ilar daily n $50 A. ~ reaches JHeheus Aihis
Pm. =,
reaches Lypehburg Gtl9;sOA.h
TEeH LYR0HBURG TO PETTSBuka.
MIIifraIn Start dolly u l. ~ reaches Pesrsesrg
Passenger Trsins EtAtt1 daily eIesI sEpdAy lVSO -
reaches ReteISeurH At SO A. y.
These With two day trains 70 We bprsA Knox
lille, Mash Vle MenpkI he. 10 hss Orleans.
The shortest and most expeditions route 10 Az Pare
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LousAnA ArkansA and TsIA
fheOty Point Psiesburg daily except sunday
IA ~ Is hoon And oiy Point Al $50 NJ and lso ~
IH,s Slns V Ant iron all Me steam pAeksu when ne
n. d. BIRD,
.rN1 p.aSrai Bap srin,sndant
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APRII., 1861.

DRY GOODS.
NTERcHANrs visiting Wis city 9Th ves Of rssns Pareh ASe
III a. rssnechy solicited eHAnine stOoA " DAY
GOODS Ne oder f3r sale:
$50 bales Brown sAeegnzs and smfNngh
56 e,ses Pisacbed sheetngs snd shirtingA
50bAles Pall and striped Osaa5lro,
81 pieces striped An1 PldI DCn4csueh. for SsrVaAA
II 5O6Aes rcuag4
81 nerlns and striped thlrNnH.
- - sibl caass gAacy P,intI,
20 c0u1nate,
10 Coiora1 CanbTlos,
~ Kentucky JeNns and rVeedA
aISe aortnnt Of Heavy and Gne Lnsnl Tor wear
ygf C,hrcs Il Linsus Plain striped and 6nerod
80 Bsrg, Enl P5pns C1ths cSslmeres Nesings, &c, a.,
- n.S - - .s y.rV eheap Aad prompt trade
kLLETr DREWRT
No. II Pearl Itrest,
Richmond, Va.
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rnmEAns OF DEPART-

To HEADS OF DEPART
~ ,fE7lTgs AND anal would beg 70 Invite he
,nroa o. NE Heats Dcoareut OF e various hIAnehs' o.
o. oy-ru-u % The Ccusicate States, nov IL Mehnond
M, irr "a extensive stock Of Rocks, Paper, steuOh.
,,rv, Enyelspss, Hank Books, &c, which WI
furnian thcm - tea prices - pt.a.
H.vn taa-d ~ az establishment extensive Book bnd
~ us are prepAred Binding add DE manufacture OF
Ham BooE q every description, the best mHnneI snd A. e
-, -, A. NORRIS,
PubHlhsr and Bookseller,
IA " Main street, Richmond, Va.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

pyoI AL uoe 10 the city and eoaDy people IN want Of any
60 ,1Onia Ia well by calling At No. 81 Main street
HAVING vs large stock Of Pdn. Lawns, JasoSs g Ss.
AZ, Main aad nred BAreges, black and eolosd Bills snAuI
% pntis aehed and shtTting and sheeung Osss
sr and KsltuEy Jeans striped and domestic 1SL nsn emu
.,.,,. LAdes' GA,ers; Morocco Kid and OAltehn 5noS
S' .nd Chudlen's Shoes Of every sHe and quAn Ahe1
80 Cation oos for and boys LAdles sk and Lie Ihrasa
Goves ~ Il cents; Mit Ct 61h TO ~ ets; Linen
e.o.. Iri,h Ilea IS, STH and 80 cents; fArAsoh lhn
nd 1,rIped A. rs cent? sHiSs Cambria and JAconet hn
rk hp. aud white TarstAn Astonishing Low prices the nnest
uabre worked and Collars a. cost All nose sooo.
above great many, TOO numerous 70 nsnnon vaet 10.
hard tmes commenced, Be careful that you eons s
rgas pace NO. - nam ''~ JOSEPH SfRAusL
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RTO8MOND WING.
m. D,,Iy uhlg In RIchmOnd--Pay the Car

rlers.
ba Great demand for the DAILY Wns within tho city,
a vel by regular as by transient readers, and the DIM
su,y of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
by carrying system adapted only to Office suOsenp-
ton, have Induced Us to resort to the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, to wit: thai
OF prepayment 70 s Carriers. From this date, there
tore no subscriptions for the WHG to be left within the
eity viii be taken At this ofee ard all persons indebted
for subscription 10 the preseRt time, within the city, are
requested to call at the Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers will Of course continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay Tor the
same at the rate Of fifteen cents per week The Puohe
vii nos understand that all restriction upon the sale oil
the wHrs BY Carriers within the city Is removed ana
that All Who want may buy from the Carriers or have
II e for them at their residences or places OF business
SsnfsysBsr I6iA, 1861.