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, 1862-02-15

From Gen. LandeF76 Co&uM1ns
a private letter from Gen. Landcr's column
says Of an expected movement by that Di-
vision:
1tis to be the most important Of the cam
paign, and will result in the opening OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad beyond question.
The rrbels having run from Ronney (wherc
Col Lees 55th Ohio regiment is now sta
TONED, We are to advance along the line Of
the railroad, punisbfng all the traitors between
there and HaTpers Ferry; there mike juno
tion with Major General Banks, and advance
on Winchester, which must be blotted out !;
and, That work done, hold ourselves ready for
more
For nearly month Gen. Lander has been
receiving reinforcements, and organizing then,
into bcligerent force which is now sufficient
to clear tie way 10 Manassas, and that job
they are now about to perform. For the last
Two days troops have been moving down the
railroad Should the whole rebel column, cx-
tending from Winchester to Norfolk, be ami
1liIated within the next two weeks, ! should
not be surprised. Our acting Brigadier-Gen'
erals arc Col Kmbal 18th Indiana), Dunnine
18TH Ohio}, and Mason {4th ohio), while Brig
Gen. Lander acts rs tho Major General for thu
. division.
, 1862-02-15
lhe Gribumt.


@- Gov. Yates, in d communication to
Convention, took occasion to inform
i body, that while he Was willing to lis
to suggestions from its members, he de-
d its right to instruct him in the per-
nance Of his official duties. The Gov
ior says:
desire to say, With the utmost respect, that
not acknowledge the right Of your honnrablc
iyto instruct nc in the performance Of my dnty,
II shali feel myself bound to regard yo4t n, =,
p1 ~hen think them right, and not Otherwise,
ding myself responsible alone to the Constitn-
Z and the people who elected me to the station
old
lie is unoucs,ionaDly right in the posi-
N he takes. Il is IN act Of gross nsurpa-
n On .hc 1,an Of the Egyptian majority
the Convention to undertake to dictate
the Governor what he shall or shall not
!. Sucl, conduct partakes too much Of
I swasecr and assumption Of the slave
iver. j, is plain to be seen where those
ntlcn,en obtained their magnificent no.
us Of self-importance- Similar conse~
'cntial airs were put on by conventions
Secestia, that are now being copied by
-;ir syr:rathizc1s in Springfield. But the
werncr is not the man to tamely permit
eh usrroa1ions Of authonty to be natural
I'd in this free and Republican Stare, at
:, expense Of the Constitution and the
eh,s vi the l'corle. ! s.ss..;;s,. .s;.:
, 1862-02-15

l. new edition Of the great speech Of Hon
Geo. n. Julian, Of Indiana, On the "Canse and
Cure Of our National Troubles has been
rr:ntcd to meet large demand for 1t. Il is a
il page document, and viii be furnished at
lie rute Of IS cents per hundred, or 500 per
thoueand, to any address, postage free. Ad-
dress Mr. Julian, Housc Of Representatives,
WASHINGTON. D, G.
, 1862-02-15
Iterne FROM Row York.

New YoRx, Feb 1A-The Ariel from Aspin.
wall 18th, arrived this afternoon. She has $6t0,-
600 In treasure.
Canales and his army have been defeated and
dispersed. 'ArboledA aud all the people Of
Conca are asking for peace.
Thirteen hundred packages Of arms. aud
$40 bags Of saltpctre arrlyed here New York;
from An*werp. yesterday, In the steamer
Nclita-
, 1862-02-15

TFrom the Cincinnati Commefcial, yesteFdsJ1
A skirmish occurred on Linn Greek, Logau
Co: Va: last Saturday. Capt. Smith, Of the
a squad Of Jenkins Cayalry-32 In number
killing 8, wounding :, and taking the remain
der prisoners, with 81 horses.
Tie loss on the Union side was one Killed
and one wounded. Smiths detachment, with
Wednesday night Among the rebels Killed
was Stevens, one Of the party who murdered
three Of Piatt's Zoua7es in such 8 shocking
manner short time since.
4 man Of Smiths command, who was en-
engaged in the affair, came from Gnyandotte
to Sandy on the Rose Hambleton "Wednesday
njeht From him the abore particulars wert
obtained.
, 1862-02-15
Mig Indians at SRx1nE1seA

The Cincinnati Gazette speaking Of the,
passage Of the banking ordinance by the Con
stitutiona1 Convention at Springfield, says:
The soil Of Illinois is pEoverbIM for its pro-
dnc;iyeucss, but its capacity to produce body
Of men capable Of combining the Judicial,
legislative and constitution making powers
three distinct bodies, has never before been
claimed, t6aE:1e are aware Of But this new
claim viii ROW be adhered to- we presume. It
is said that the Auditor Of State will pay no
ATTENTION to the act Of the Convention. Then
fhc latter, VIC suppose, will call out the miEt3a
10 enfofee It's erders.- Arc there fools IN thaae
, 1862-02-15

H- The Washington &dr, in N an article
Which is evidently published BY authority,
says that tttle end and aim of aal Gen. Nc
mel1anss military ambition Is thu Eestosatioa
Of the Union Just as it existed before tho re-
beIlion began
Mason and BTeckinridge In: the aess&a, and
with Floyd and Thompson as msAbexa Of the
Cabinet, and ,su the b1easings Of pfo-slasefJ
domination Of which they Nefe but tho exPo::
I nAnts ?. :: - = >-;:-.: = = =
, 1862-02-15

:, The Rochester Democrat notices the
passing through that city Of twcnty.eight
marines under the command Of Capt Carter,
from the United States ship-of.war Michigan,
on Lake Erie, on their way from Erie to New
York When Captain Carrier left Ezie he had
thirt5-two men, but while in Buffalo four Of
them deserted He declared that he would
return aud secure them yetx,
, 1862-02-15

IL Letters from Col. Garfield, received at
COLUMBUS, Ohio, on Saturday, announce that
lie had just been ordered BY Gen Buell. to
move forward and drive out all the rebels in
Eastern Kentucky. The gallant Colonel is
exultant
, 1862-02-15
Gen. Mitchell Advancing on BOEEl-
ing Ereen--The Place to be
EEAcUAfe4s

LOUISVILLE, Feb. live had the first con-
siderable snow Of the eeason, last night, and
the mercury this morning was six degrees
lower than before this winter
The southern train, just arrived, was re-
tarded by the transportation of troops. It
brought Major He1veti and Captain
7. E. Prince, exchanged Federal prts-
oners. Troops were at Bowling
Green rs they passed through, but the general
impression was that Bowling Green was to be
evacuated.
Gen. Mitchelrs division of four brigades
was advancing, and was met halfway between
Munfordsyile and Bowling Green.
, 1862-02-15

H The military observance Of the order
"gn thou aud do like Ris' would be to Sc
cure safe clearance Tor yourself before your
position is STACKED Wise dtd3 he Was
wise. - = ':s = ~"-:+~;S:=Ex*: - .
, 1862-02-15

w- Very high stage Of water on the Ten
ntseec and Cumberland rivers. The rebels
thcreawsT arc complaining OF onc Fdofe too
much.
, 1862-02-15

CAMP N FIELD, NEAR F>nr DosELsox,i
FehErarX1c II. {
The cannonading aud sbirfaishing have con
tinued briskly all day, but Lave lately discon-
tinucd. 4 considerable number haye been
: Wien marched b5lss aP s the iatfenche
ments, had during the day forty Of their men
wounded-a1l slightly. The 7th Illinois and
7th Iowa, who have been elo*e to the enemy's
fire, lost some men.: Among the killed is
Capt. Wendell, Of Co. ], 9TH Illinois; and
Col, Morrison, Of the 10Th Illinois, is wounded.
Birge's sharpshoo:ers hare done good scr
vice. They kept several Of 1he eneny's guns
idle By picking of the cannoniers as fast as
they appeared at the guns.
Captain Brink, with company Of cavalry,
went around to the left bank Of tile river, this
afternoon, and reports that the gunboat Caron'
do1ct received ten-inch ball through he1
cascmate which wounded eight men, but die
not injure the boat materially. Capt. Walker
of the Carondolet, says lie las dismountee
| three Of the enemyss river guns. The othe1
| eunboats had not arrived up to six O'Clock
| this evening.
| IAc enemy flic snoIs anu gIape Hase ocel
t flying thick and fast about here, all day. SOM
| six shots struck around Gen. Grant and stat
this afternoon, while they were riding alonI
| the lines. One bullet hit one Of the horses Q
the body guard, near by.
The fort will be stormed in two days If no
surrendered before. Our men have drive
back the enemy in every instance.
| Pillow FloFd .JHhnsfon and BucEncr ar
said TO be here.
| One company has been within seventy-fiy
yards Of the cncmy's intEcnchmcnts.
, 1862-02-15

!: s~sssnsasn o.: sRseaa Rayaaents-
DE5no xfe lAn the eaoks saaa. N tn
, 1862-02-15

MODERN AND ANCIENT
Nl LANGUAGES The subscriber, having ac-
1u1rcd ID the Uptycfsities OF Germany. good know
ledge Of Languages and az Psofe 4sor tR some Col
lerts Of France and Germany gained ch experience
speciality oets his services to students OF both
Eexes ad feels entitled. by past success TO promise
rapid pfpETets to the etudious and Intelligent Limit
ing BE 6ranehes 10 TngR only. vtz-GEEnASs.
FRENCH, LATIN and GREEk hs G9nndenn7 u e3peees
TRIMS xoDKRAIK AND IsEAKrABLE- -:
EUKREHcE1:-Rey.A Mt THoAAA Chicago; kay NJ
(oIIxEK ChtcaxO Nj. BCTZ Clerk Of SUPERIOR Court.
Chicago Hho WY kndly FefsiFe oIders far rs osae
e. BRoWN, supeT1nte tendent OF Public schoolss ReT-
JoHs WAKxr1SIp Episcopal Rettos and ~ best e1us
Eaid city and vicinity Gov O. MOTION lndta1aP2-
liz: Memser OF Congress from Indiana. GEoEaE ";
New Fork City. snd others FRED. REar1QEH.
German Protestant Independent Minister, ana Froes
feifk8Hit Residence, .26 Franklin street.
, 1862-02-15
Mem. annfrfis ,,ncnts.

: c. q. sCR1EEM,. Adsrtsssng 4 7<nt' g Dear
e1t., !. ast4~,ses to nseetss Adeer. ss.s.s Jot
&ass osd al 1as Leading R2pers Of tie 'o'1fsdess'
, 1862-02-15
N NOBLE'S
TA,MP s OIL TE.TIFORIUyW.
175 Lake Street.


ITO THE PUBL1C.-W hcreas,
i my wife Catherine Longinotto. from whom I
have recently separated ysef in consequence Of her
GROSS mfsco1ducs, and from whom have applied for
divorce Ii wickedly and macfouslT seeking to fn1ure
mic among our immediate acquaintanGes. and tic pub
lie generally By making E1se scandaons and det.u1-
tory statements In regard TO my Ill Treatment OF her
she falsely afedsfng that did supply fuel proEt
eioae, nurse DC. during here sickness: therefore,
deem 1t dutr owe to myself and fcnts md also 70
the public caution them against putting the least
confidence In anr statement my said wife may make
concerning me- az She IL reckless. malicious, IN.
scrppulous and LYING woman. aS have found out bT
MosI sad experience. While treated uEK with ktrd
uess and affection. and provided home for her snd
surrounded her with every comfort. she hab!t1aE got
drunk and would abuse and Rlander me behfnd my
ack and 50 conducted herrelf as to become 1lons
and ntolernh1e me, her husband, and also to her
uetglhors She has feeling, even AS MOTHER, She
haTng iL-used and neglected IN infant child,
threatening and Offering TO give II Away TO any one
who = xould take It. that WIS obitgeA to pro-uTe q
nurse for It away from home bnt it lived but few
days owing heS cEpos1re anti NJ gect Of It, sac
row nursing other people children under fslse
name that Of CASEY. JOSEPH LONGtNOTT0.
Chicago, Feb 1ath+ 1867
We, the undersigned, ueighhors md rquantauces
Of Joseph and E1thefine Lopginotfo have read tle
above statement OF Mr. L. and fu1y coE19norate ali he
has slated therein. from our own knoEiedGe-
MRS. BARSES. J: G. BARNES,
l. II AHDRENa, T. E}LEs
MAHOEAE1T fel5k4s11t
, 1862-02-15

w ANTED-A Boy about sixtet "
W yes1s Of a:e &: ATTEND = .Ca1o1e Engine.
Sc15k9tlst ' 1r ~ - f,te sfre-t
, 1862-02-15

WANTED-A yo,l1g, h ealthy
~ 6t.naa woman, With fresh breast .isass ~. =
ARAEnn - Set Eur*e INQUIRE 1t 260 South ~
get info mltip3s lflSk9A -lk
, 1862-02-15
Siege of Ft. D0neisOn.
CONTINUED ACTION ALL DAY
THURSDAY.
The Fort Surrounded and Rebel
Aid Cut OFF.
GUMBOAT CAROMDz7l.I4 EFT WORKS
BRAVEIY.
Colonel Morrison Of Illinois,
Wounded.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
Carr n FIELD EEARFT. DoSELsoE,
Izahzunr.. iSGE- -t1.9A nnnn

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
Carr n FIELD NEAR F1. DoSELsoS,
February Is, 1s6s-12:3o noon.
Fort Donelson is invested by our troops.
Our lines are formed from tight to left, from
north to south, nearly surrounding the Fort.
Heavy cannonading and skirmishing have
bcen going on since ~ o'clack a. N. Owing
to the extent of our line OF action but little
can be learned Of the result. 1hear, however,
that the Captain Of Co. I, cth Ill, has been
killed. Gen: McClcznand's division is opera
ting on tBe night wing; Gen Smith On the
left. L
-Wechayc had but one gun;.oat TO play upon
the fort until within the last half hour, since
when other gunboats arc fling on the fort,
The: force. estimated within The breastworks,
from best information, is about 5000. No
-rcinforccmcnts can now arri1e, as all comnu'
nication is cut of. tt is NOW thought thai
their left rcdoubt Las fallc,. into our hands
AL the officers ara acting with great valor, ex
hibiting fear1essncss highly creditable to ou1
Western army. Gen. Grant aud staff have beer
riding along the lines all tie morning, regard
less Of the grape that is b3:ng snowered Ii
every direction.
, 1862-02-15

!" ANTED-A situation to do
~ General Houss t. private family by
, 1862-02-15

=" "ANTED-A good second hand
w Enfe and Iettcr Pres. Cheap for cash Ad-
dleE9 Peat 0MEc Boz 2E5I. fel4kAzN
, 1862-02-15

The Fools Not All Dead.
There are great many donkeys in the
wo1ld-somc with four and many with two
legs. One Of the longest cared specimens of
tie genus ass that has exhibited himself to the
public is the writer Of the following precious
epistIe 10 the JoHrnd7:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-29
grgal alotisra.
CMANCERY NOTICE,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
To the May term, a, b. 1869, Of the C.rcui, Court
OF said county,
Agness NofEal vs., Philander Osborn, Ma,paIc,
osborn, ms wife, Thomas j. Buiofd and James NJ
bulufu, under the irm name and stylc of f 1 A
J. NJ. bul0rd, Ben Harper, Robert n. Graham.
Margaret pfoudioot and Jesse Ormsbce.
\ fFlDANll having been duly filed hero.
y ~ that Robert H. Graham, defendant above
named, has gone, aud that Margaret proudfoot
aud Jesse OrmsbCc, other defendants above named
reside out OF Ih,s state
Notice Is hereby gwen to them, the said Robert
bee, that, on the Seventh day OF March, A. d.
lNu., wUt Of summons IN ChaHCcry against the
above named defendants at the suit of the above
named complainant, upon her ball OF complaint
therein fled, issued out of the office of the clerk
Of sad court, directed 10 the shcr of SAID coun-
y, FotuHlblc on TIE Second Monday of May next,
ana That sad cause " now pending ~ sad court !;
Ana, unless YOU, the sad Robert II, Graham,
Margaret froudiout and Jesse )fmsbcc, shall per-
,"naily be aud appear before SAID court, on tue
hfst DAY oiihc neat term thereof to be begun aud
holden at RnrN Island IN SAID county, on the Sc-
coma Mot ~ of May next, and plead, answer or
dcmur ~ I'D bill, the same Will be- taken as con-
lrsSed you, and decree entered according to
the prayer thereof
Dated this seventh day Of March, \. y, 1869.
EDWARD II, BOW MAN, Clerk.
h' H. SWEENEY, Solicitor for Comp.'
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increased their forces in that vicinity, or, for
effect their camps have been advanced, and
long lines ottents can be seen along the shore
Glasses are directed almost momentarily TO,
wards Craney Island, on the lookout for tho
Merrimac, and every indication Of smoke or
steam in that direction, is closely Investigated
by hundreds Of eager eyes
Baltimore March 90, The steamer Naug,
aiuek arrived this morning, aud i, nov lying
oft Fort Henry,
New foRg, March - Flour dull and de-
cln'ng, -, ljaj, 20, super state -, 2ja33j,
extra state >j,ljaj, 20, super western; s..
29a1,31, common to medium extra western /;
80. toa5,1O, shipping brands extra Il 10.
Wheat market dul! and heavy, amber Jcr.
scy 81 -, declined
Whisky Grmer @ia2j, closing firm, at
the latter price for "e,tcrn.
FoEI MoSRoE, March 2sth. ten. Hunter
aud staff arrived here yesterday en- route for
Port Royal To take command Of the army op.
cratons in that quarter.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
" an order ofthc county court within and for
the county Of Rock Island and state oi Illinois,
made and entered ofrccord by the Judge thereof
At the March term, !. y. lNul, at said court, on
the 2ith day of Marcn, \. b. 1852, the under
signed administrator Ofthc estate ofJohn Walker,
late Of sand county, deceased. will sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF
APRIL, lsb2, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock \.
VI. and O'Clock T.. NJ. Of said day, at the front
door ni the Court House, IN the city and county
OF Rock Island aud state aforesaid. the following
described notes, as desperate claims, belonging
to the sad estate, tO-wt:
certain pfOmlsGry note, dated June 21th,ISjj,
ana gwen tor the payment OF one Thousand Dol.
lars, with ten per cent. interest, due two years
from date, and signed by George Is. Walker. On
sad note there are Inducements amounting to
six hundred aud forty dollars.
Also, promisory note, dated June 9th, 1853,
and gwen tor the payment oi One Thousand Dol
lars, with ten per cent interest, due three years
after date, and signed 10y George Is. Walker
Terms of sale as provided by law
Dated this 18th day OF March, \. b. lSG!.
HIRAM WALKER, Administrator.
L. u. SWEENEY, Attorney.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-29

The New York ErpfesS thus refers to the
negro mania that infects congress in conncc.
tion with the tax bill:
1.-The negro alternates in congress with
the tax BILL but this is not in discord now.
Negro philanthropy and taxation are twin
companies. To support the negro. the white
man must give up his hard earnings to the
stern tax gather. Hence, while in the sen.
ate, they abolish slavery in the District of
Columbia, they naturally enough levy heavy
taxes upon all things known, # not upon
some unknown, in the house. Eceyy ,otHe
laborer, uho earns his one hundred or serenity
fire cents per diem, is about to hare fifteen or
t3centy cents per day deducted. from II, IN tara.
ton. to support the negro mania, Long live |
the negro! All hail to the progress of an.
no Domino 1S6l-2l"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-29
NOTICE OF EXECTTRIX SALE or
REAL ESTATE
STAT f. OF ILLINOIS,


i'VLh lS.dNu Nuultt,
\ Office is hereby given, that, by yirtue
" Of an order of the County Court of SAID conn.
ty, entered at the March term, A. D.. l,62 Of sad
court On the application Of the undersigned,
sole eNecutrS OF the last will and tcstamrn, n,'
Thomas Wake, deceased. to sci the rolIov,,c r,oi
estate late the estate of Thomas Wake. situate
IN the county Of Rock Island and state Of II,nnis
known and described a. tollows. town; Tbe
east half Of the northeast quarter of section fl.
Yen township nineteen, north range two, east of
t'e ,ou i,. T. NJ shall, on the lst day of MAY,
u ~ iNo-' between the hours OF 10 O'Clock. A.
NJ, and O'Clock P. M..at the frnnt goor Of 10 b.,
, curt House OF sad county, at public saIe-scIl
'h' SAID real estate, So much thereof as NAV be
necessary to pay the debts Of SAID estate, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand,
Dated tins lNth day OF March lS62
MARIA WAKE,
Sole E1ecutrx Of Thomas Wake. Deceased.
March 22-5 winw.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-29
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For sale by the subscriber at the store occupied
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by John Bullev, on the corner of Buffalo and Rock
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The subscriber has the exclusive agency and
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rtr- Liberal discount to Agents.
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NOTICE..

'l'liE undersigned would give notice that he
! ~ prepared To procure speedy settlement Of
Invalid Pension Claims, Buunty M.ncy, Arrears
OF Pay, &c, due soldiers or Then heirs, having ~
his possession all necessary instructions, forms.
blanks, &c T.. ID. SWEENEY
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I
wanting too much activity in terrifying,
The Benton opened yesterday, aud deliy'
cred m effective fire into the upper battery,
but elected no reply,
The mortars fire she'll into the island iorti.
fcations every half horr,'but receive no re.
ply except an occasional shot at q transport
when venturng within range.
The Wilson received riled salute ye,ter.
day which did no damage
A man came across from the Island ye-ter.
day, who report, that the effect ol our fire On
the batteries was very serious.
lie states that the upper batter Wa entire
~ sIlcnccd and 90 men killed, Twenty or 80
men were killed on the Island, our shells
reached the man land, three miles and a half
from here aud did some execution
lie reports the rebel, determined to resist,
aud showing 40 sign, Of removal or c'acua.
ton. They iortiiy continually, nni evidently
expect u desperate struggle.
We can see steamer, running up aud down
continually between the Island aud the main
land
No ,Ilings from Gen, Pope.
CAIRO, March >, Special u Tribune says
II gentleman returned here this morning from
prt.bur: and Savannah On the Tennessee and
reports dat on sunday aud Monday last.
Gen, sherman mad".a ro,onuu,.aurc, Ia force,
10 Pea Ridge, near the line Of the Mobile y
Oho railroad, wherclt had been reported that
the rebel, were certifying. The Reconnaissance
was complete in every partirular-no enemy
found however IN the n"ghburhold
The expedition returned H. pltl,burg on
Tuesday.
Our forces At P,tt-burs are being rapidly
ugmutcd--Nteamcr after steamer arriving
laden with troops.
The latest adyircS from the rebel camp 1T
Curiuth, gives the strength Of the force there
at one hundred and seventy thousand strong.
Recent Indication, relative To the present
efforts Of the rebels 10 Iortlfy the ,uwn % Cor.
NTH, would seem t. demonstrate AN intention
to make yIgorpu- resistance there. II is the
general opinion Of all prominent officer. Of
Gen. Grant command, that the rebels will re-
treat on our approach, bus should ha,tIc oc
cur Corlnth viii dYub'less be one Of the hard.
est fought aud hlooIlr,t affairs Of the present
war,
On Sunday last information was received at
the headquarters Of General Grant, tina, u
considerable amount Of pork was stored AT a
point on the river called NichoM, Landing.
90 miles south Of Savannah. Mai VI. Smith
Of the 10Th Illinois, with 80 infantry, and
Capt. Osband's company, Ith Illinois cavalry,
was dispatched on II steamer To- secure SAID
property. Arriving at Nicholas landing in
formation was gwen hy contrabaHl, con 'crn-
inG the locality Of the pork in question. With
IN Il circuit Of - miles ljOjD pounds Of
fresh pork, forty five thousand pounds Of
cured hams, shoulders &c were discovered
and ronG-cntcd. rmcrt ON steamers hrnr,h,
IN savannah nnI mrnnd "ynr ,a ,Ln r",m,,"is
.,rv Jannr,,n",, Wv ''''''''''
EhL,i,' In",I,,...,..I ,..,,;,,.,..i....
mar, Cr n,rt hn.,o,. ''I c,r in', , ,,