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RH.ARxrSo THE PARoIsD IDIERs-Two
gentlemen from the vicinity of Washington
inform us, Oh what they esteem credible au-
thoriey that the Yankee government is play
ing q game Of stupcndous vilainy with the
Government.
k. The report was rife in Washington that the
soldiers our army captured at Harper's Ferry
were brought fo that city from the Relay in
the csrs and Immediately marched 10 the Ar
senaH, where they were rca-ned. And in or.
der to cover up the shameful treachery, the
number of the regiments were changed or
their uniforms ia order TO escape detection
For eEample. the 3ath New York would be
simply changed to tho 18Th. These gentle
men named TO regiment thus changed. tor
they were not in the city--as they rect under
the ban of being secessionsts- they Oh
tanned their information from gentleman who
had ridden out with paroled sergeant This
sergeant had been ordered to report tho ntim-
Der of his men the next morning for the pur-
pose Of being armed and he expressed opPc-
sition thereto.
The matter is slae of such Importance that
il Demands investigation. for what does orr
cause gain if pa.5.ed men. either willingly or
forcibly. fake uf arma against uG pre-ious TO
heins exchanged. -FFedericksbury HeT'n'd..
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Ii., of the KILLED aud Wounded
V Archers Brigade "A. p HIS Dirisionj J
-sn the recent engagements.
FEssT TENNEssEg REGIMENT,


AuGgsr "a.
c., RI. Wounded Priyates Lewis Hu!dea B F.
Co g. Killed Private. 81 Jack-on j Hama.
W"nnasd- Capt Alexander. Cnrpi Caldwell
Ca. a.. Woundrd--P,ivatea Jas Beve't. Gs" Stem.
broker
+" TO. H. Wourded Private p Snoddy.
arGrsr 20.
Co ID. Wdunded.-1I g Noryeil, Sergt T. Cham.
Lers. Privnirs i.e:hns. T D.vis.
l. Ia. Is. Wnunded- PiiTd'es u Berry. W ]. Nor
ton kiIle,--i'iiyate " Nunis.
c.. +. Wounded Private, } |. Hoer, 8 Mitchell,
B G Rnberta.
20. H. III l-d Captain stnbb ieGeId. Wounded
Serge sn,ireiI Private. Jno Arnold, a B~nreL, % A
Fra. kin. Jro Me.lcaf, = |; t;~oig~.
c". l. W"nnde,iSerat t."wan. Priya,e- E NJ Gas
kirs W Holden.
TO. h. w"rnarl -Serg, c NJ ruliy. Private F J
Oliver
Cn. a. Wo,,n,-d--Piivate. " liTattie. Jnp Finch.
\ IL Tuy lor. |. II Philhp~-
Co- Il. otinled PtivtteS Jno Er-kine. "
1tro's rn Y: s.saR w","a-n s"
" Turner. ..ergt y 4 Deni,n, Prvat's I b C"iensn.
Co. u. GsunSrd -Irivatrs W FiLmming. " 81
Mt sor--
ca. +. wonnded-P,iva,r- NJ Il Mann. " Iang--
son. A pouaId-rn
Co H. w"unded- se, u Jno simons, Corporal j
ng,an.
Co l. wnuuded--I Ii " Elann,s,, Sergt Row
ers Priv ties Il !. Holland u J. Antcrson.
Go. X. Wounded -Prisates Jas Jeanmgs. james
Cunningham. Nm Cunning ham. =
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t:en. Braps's Address 90 the K~rs. urLians
IIE,pQUARrEi;s. DEPARTMENT No.2

HEtpQuARrEus. DEPARTMENT No.2.
Glasgow. KY, SEP. II, 1862.
ksATrck,ANs - have entered yonr State
wifi the Confederate Army uf the West. an,l
oiirr !on an opportunity to fee yourselves
from he ryianiy oi i dtspotic ruler We
come, NOT as c''.Ilucrcrs or as dcspoilers but
to rts!urc' H. y"u the libcrie. al which yuu
have Ge,.n deprived hra cruel ani rel nile.,s
foe. We come I" guarantee To all the s.tncii-
ty of Ihc.r homes aiIi AFFAIRS; tI punish wi u :.
rod of IRON the desppilur> of yonr peace and
to aycusc the coward, Insults tn your women.
With all noiicnnbaias.ts i.ic past shall be tor
gotten. shall rrI;orCc.a ri;;li discpliuc and
all protect all III thcir rvr ons and property.
Necdlul supplies must lie had for "ur army
but tlrsy shall he paid for al fair aud rcmuncr +.
at 70 prices
Belle wing that The heart Of Kentucky is wirl,
lls i'll FoUr great strn gle for Constitutions
Freedom, NC have transferred from our o~u
soil - youEs. moi baud OF niara,ders, hmi :,
powerful aud well disciplined army. Yonr
galla"t Buckner leads the van. Marshall is
On the right: while Breckinridge, dear 10 us :.s
10 you, il advancing with kentucllys valiant
SONS, 10 receive the honor and applause dne
TO their herois.n. lac strong hands which IN
part have sent Shiloh down 10 History. and
The nervcd arms which have kept at bay Glom
eur own homes the boastful army o! the ems
my, Ore here To assist, to sustain, to liberasc
YOU. W III you iIluINeIchL our call,
or will you not iutlier vindicaic the fair fame
of yvur once free and envied State? We be-
lievc illat you will, and that the memory Of
your gallant dead who tell at Shiloh, their Ia.
ces turned homeward. will rouse you toa man.
ty effort for yourselves and posterity. v
KEkTrcxIASs.--We have come with Joyous
hopes; let US not depart in sorrow, AZ we shall
# we fnd you welded in your choice to yoar
present lot. II you prefer Federal rule, show
j, bv ) our irowns aud we shall rcturxlwhence
We came. II yon choose rather To come with
IN the folds OF our brotlserhQod, then cheer MS
with the smiles of yonr women and lend your
willing hands re secure you an your heritage
Of liberty.
.WoHES or kSkTucxy.--Your prosecutions
and heroic bearing have reached our ear
Baniah hencefortll forever, from your minds
the fear Of loathsome prisons and insulting
visitatons. Let your enthusiasm have free
rein. Buckle on the arinor Of your kindred
your husbands, sons and brothers, and scDd
with shaine him who would prove recreant in
his dnty TO yon, hi" country. aud his God.
BRAXToN URAGG,
General Commanding.
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Froms n,7n erslssre,
e~ao ndsnt 3 elf ,Is Rel4i !

MrsFaEEsBoRo. Oct. s.--We had a report
fiam advance picketa last night that the
enemy were sdrancing ON thi~ place via Lel-
ai,ait pike Our forces were kept in lihe of
taitle all night. blt THE enemy have not yet
appeared. Ga, mi am ipclined to think
they will not come, But there. is no .toubi
they are greatly eated at the snccess of their
raid OH I.ayesgue. and may think they can
tako Muffrrcsboro. IL is Thought they are
being reinforced at Nashville, but this 10 hard
ly probable. re this country ia AGAIN taken by
the Yankees noahin wdIi lie left by tae,n.-
This they have shown 1t Lav-rgnc, where
they ,dsatroyed everything they could lay
fhsir hands. An7- even the dresses Of ladies'
They leat aoahirrs. If shsy get here sl,~a viii!
do the same. They havosa special grrdge
] againsf the patriotic citizens Of this place.
/ / do sincerely hope Gen. Jones will send us
force enough to- repei any effort the part al
the Yankees 10 again get possession of Middle
/ rennessce. Ii wsald bc q burning shame e
let shis portion of onr State again De oyerrnr
and piIlagsdi by them. There could be 20,O0;
Insn recruited lssrs if we had arms for them.
It was ttought here that Mr.. Reese. tcle
graph operator at Lavergn. was captured, bu
} hs came in last night aboat ii o'clock. LIZ
lodged the Yankees by going towards Nash
vile. lie tells me they came down she No
lensvillc pike with fanking force and got i,
our rear while % were hooking out fer then
and Sighting them in front. Nr. ,Reesc savet
all his instruments
He saw the Yankees "a they returned IA
Nashville. and says they wero in high spirit
a,i claimed 70 have taken 400 prisoners, killer
so, and wounded $50.
I A man by the name oi 1l,os Price kilIct
! himself here last night Ivy taking laudanlim
s4e was sas -nauch .r' xicateL at- ilas tinls-o
taking tie poison. and it isnot knnyn whether
/ il WIN lone intentionally or not. -
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Provost Marshaps Or ers.

PROVOST MARSHALS OVPIoE,
.Chattan"ogA. Sept. &c. 1862.
Special Orders
l. Hereafter and until urher r,lers the Police Gssrd
will to halt demand passG~ from lsdes on tbs
stt Gets. hat will pass them with all due courtesy.
by order Of CHAS. W. PEDEN
sep3S Lieut., Il Provost Aarsfuli
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T7-.TV -, JrpGr loNsx.--Ihe Hon John
Ia, loe Lonax died in Fredericksburg. Va. On
rl,e list instant, in the eighty-frst year Of bis
age. Judge i,omux q leading n,ember oi
tie bar at fredericksburg in 1925. at which
time he was called as the Jaw lrofessoIship a.
t,e. University of Virginia. which he filled l"r
sone five years. j..
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PrsR~uAcIrNG Al CLIeToN.-7hcrc was u
rnn,or in town yesterday HAT Captain and!
Licnicnan, pf Cavalry whose nanies We did
not learn, have hecm killed e. Clint'-n T., tory
bushwhackcrs They acre part ot the force
yuarding grrr c. n.rr,ia,sav stores there Rnox-
ella Regisfsr.
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FOURTEENTH TENNEssEBhnsMESr

rStHt LENah II iENSEbSEBS BS28IAkET.
AUGrsY ~.
CO. A. Wounded -PFivates ! F Alsnswo.th +
@ 3rien r Eveis.
On b. Houudea-caps " n Ev.ru.
Co D. W0undcs--Capt W. Haeier Se-ats VII
Hams. Jp3 I.tuc. Corps " Walker Private, l. Iy
"ns LEX. u knnry. Dxyid Parksr.
Go. d. " oun nded-Private A ! Howell
ca. L. kt!ed-Privste n Long
Go. X. Wounded -.PrtvatesJ j A B.bls., E r S,e
vsH. W navls. b Haso -.
Aususr u.
Wonnded--Cnionel W A Fsrtes {.ii,ce dead, Adm
tant Il hutche.on. - -
Go. u. Wounded-- Private ] n Wiiisms.
ca: &. W"mndrd-lL J Dale. Corpi X n
Co. r. Killed Private q w ficrudo, w.,,,5.a
Ga. +. Wonndsd -I'Iiyate W + Barnes
Go. 6. W.undsd-L' II NJ Bullock II IN ], r,r,n.
Scrg; - Horn. Privnies WIN Saith II Cber,r
60. II. Kilied--SrrgG T. II Sims wount,d - pr,
Yates n. l.. L<aymt. X ~ johnson.
Co. i. Wouuded--L II & Shannon { since deas,,
Piiyate j thsndler. =
60. X. Killed Private W n Morrison. Eo,nS.e
Priv rates w Rndoiph, II Bsuvas ; z Jstf a =
Dennis. J Stephens. l. Endolph. - = =
Co. L.. WUund d--Cspt Aaiioiy, l.. ] nr1v,,
(since des1) 1t ThOs Hend,n, Gorpi TAYLOR Privnt
jno King > Tri~n ~ W wiiiiatnson, firss f,eerrys
xEcaPrTr-L srfUx. ~
Killed. woundsd.
August 29 ..-...-....l 1T
August 10 ..---...-....-..-s 81
Tetnl.. ........... ess 30,
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BuTLsR MAmKp. The beast Butler tore his
clothes i'll u fall at New Orieai =. some days
ago, while assisting his wife on board steam
er. and thesrent disclosed cn,api"te coat n
mail from the neck To the thighs.
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Knoxville. Oct. 9th, 1862.
No. Z.
l. Commanders OF all Regiments, Batsslioa, ma
"mpaas raised by any other authority thsa shst OF
the Secretary OF War; who are not on suard as byId
ees. or protecting public stores xnder nrdsrs from
these headquarters, will Immediately report, with
,hc,r eomusnda. TO Col. F. q. Bake EnoxgtlE,
bringing tissir muster rolls With them.
ii. Authority 10 muster and inspect trorns uuue
sane tr@ lkr se.vst.ry Of War. or thsss Lesaqssr.
iers. by special orteY. - -. ",sT-.
6y command ef Ms3. Gen. s. yo>es NV J
oct. Tt "a'ip
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s6y Brigadier General VIM. d. Smith died
ia Charleston On Sunday afternoon. HIS body
hronght tn A Augusta tor interment.
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NUMBER &c.


HRAporAK1 G. 9. Foross, !
Chattanooga. Sept 3lst. 1851 (
SPECIAL ORDERS
No. 81.
EXTRACT ].
y. God. Alex. Mex kinstry Of the Sad segment Ala
vols, is assigned 10 che command OF the Post ss
Bridgeport.
BY command of Maj. Gen. S. Jones.
sepas-tf CEAS. a. ETRIkGPEsLOw
A. A. 6euI.
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FLOUR AND Wharf.-The Lynehbu.s Re-
publican aays that MheaI is going mp in thar
market. 9aan =; se st,G a ,pe shs Hshs,s commanding
is held at ,slsis. Extra I85S. Supestine St7H
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CYFICs or AssInT Ant QUA MrxKM AsrEK,

URfICe on AsHtn Ant
Columbus. tleo.. Sept. Sth. lSe1. g.
DY order nr QuarseEmaaaar General have heso -
ID trusted iih entire control Of collsctng IL hios
OF the bceves killed for the army for tanning. sad tAe
purchase oa Leather for mnnafscturing fAaneu her.
Ing lester on hand and wanting hides will Do well 60
address me with proper rsfersnces. The army mueg
b Ahod and II 10 The duty Of ell patriotic tanuana 10
assist In - doing All isathsr held st uare.sanabc
nrices will f,e Impressed. r. W. DILtAhD.
- MstoF A. On.
Southern CoafsSeraey copy snd send bin to ny Of
dce till forbid.
+. s. samd copy pspsr eeatai.ng ths sdssriiss
ment =. W. DIbLlAhU,
stnyti A.k&D.
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SEVENTH TENNE ssEE REGIMENT

SEVENTH TENNE SSEE REGIMENT.
a ArGusr II
Co. G. Killed Private g Clark.
Co. n. kiiied--Piivnte Tucker. Wcua.led- PIi
Yates Harrss, jackson. Alexander. acDona.d.
AUOUsr %
On. b. TOuoded--Pryates Fraxton. Talry.
Co &. Wounded -SerstJ ] Anderson.
Co. ID Wouided-SerSts Hearn, I Berry, Privates
Chatnlcrnin. J chamberlain.
Ca. T.. Wounded -sergs Puckett. Prisa,cs Haphe-
Ga,hr.e. GEpl ClendsnMIn2.
Co. - " anSed-Private Johns.
Ca IL. Weunded-l.L Daak, Privates Erus, War
wick
Co. / Toundcd-Piivaie Smith.
AvcuSr 30.
CO. 3. Killed Private De,Iiekson. Wounded
Private Patey. -.
Ca I. Uounded--k iiurkreadsg Privats " WsIpuls
Co. x. Wounded-psva'es Mckenzie Risvins
For"s. Erd-i:orpi Les,er, privata Watkins:
EscAFirrLArIoH.
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Frora ,he ilrs.s en- ss.,a- a. v,r.,~,..

From The reports ef Northern papers and
confr Gaei by information derived ires. more
trustworthy sources, We are c0nyinced that
Mcclellan has never. we Rad hoped. crossed
the Potomac in force. One or at most two
divisions. crossed at Harper's Ferry, where
they now iortiiyiag, but the main body of
the .'Army 81 iie Potomac" view tl,e promised
land OF the Did Dominion only from The iiils
Of Maryl,id about shepherdstown ant Viii
Transport Had Mcclellan followed MP onr
ARMY as he loastcd he would do. there is no
room To doubt that beiDre this time General
Lee would have fallen upon and dispersed has
diapiriscd lesio,s.
This being s',e situation. the hostile armies
occupy ing opposite banks Of the Potomac. it
! IN difficult Ia predict what will hc the next
movement vi iIrf,orfaaces
BY recent arrivals from Winchester we learn
| that the cavalry slirrnish hcraldect th sucl,
q flourish ui trumpets by the Northern papers,
extracts from which will be found elsewhere
in our columns, was small and unimportant
affair Richmond Eron., Oct. 9Th.
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-Har-Thc louisville Journal is az bitter in it's
denuncations OF Lincoln's emancipation proc
latnat,on rs it was of the Yankee cn.,Eseation
act. !. declares that Kentucky cannot and will
not arqusescc in this measure. 1t Gays Lincoln
10 "a tl,ing of comparatively little WORTH" and
that tie sands of his political life arc fast rsi
ming out, when he will be no more than any
other individual. It thinks the edict will
strike the people of tine North with amazement
and abhorr epce. and estimates that if Congress.
al ito next session. do not force him to revoke
it, tho laasses will. NE shall not be surprised
to hear of Prentice suddenly seeing the feast.
biIity OF the proclamation as he did the conis-
cztion. Bach n renegade, who sci his liberty
for gilded eagles. cannot be depended upon.
Tho last card in the abolition game has now
he0n played VsetsIa<rg TVkiS:7 %
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tk.Stract.
HRAporA rAKrEns e. 3. FoRcEs.l
Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 2, 1861.
SPECIAL oRDERl
No. ll9.
VI. All officers At this Post and al who nay
herea ter arrive here. whether 6uy not, vtH -
mcdately r,port In person to Major H. 4. Psytsa.
comm, ndng the Post At Chattanooga
by command of Major 0ensral 9. Joa4s.
GILES y. COOKE,
.epl3 A.cAArt esai-
trsttart.l
HElpaU Asrrns. CMATrASooeA. TRsx..
August 21th. iss1.
SPECIAL ORDER.
80. g.
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IL. All soldiers discharged from hospltAs. rstuvs
ing sron sick fniloughs. Who nay by aag n,sass
have become seperaea from their regi0sets. vN, @
arriving at this phase. Immediately 1pa.s 70 1ss
W. W DAVIS oonma"s'nG camp ses
Dy command Of Nal. Gen. 3. Joass.
CnAs. s. STRiEGFEllJoW.
aag2y1 a. ,RRa.
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HELDouAErxRs. Der A RrMsxr Il. TRxN,.
Knoxville. Oct. 9TH, 1862.
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COM MERCIAL.
IOCk ISLAND MARK EFT.

Rock l,LNNp, Feb llth, 1862,
Flour prug double extra, IA sacks, $3.50
Wholesale and sl,.O At retail, II purchasers hnd
packages 1t is sold at - cents less than the above
quotations.
NAeat--U2a6Jc,
Corn--l2ai2!c,
Oat.-lual2c
Ro-Ycy little offered, Price, from Is to
zoe, according to quality
Barley 3Oa3iy,
BcaHs-iyal,u0 per bushrl,
Potatoes -2ots1c per bushrD
Oulous-lya!Or per hu'Nr
batter Shippers are paying lfum To- 81, Very.
choice lots, Tor retailing, viii bring Zoe,
Eggs None ullrrrd-wout brmg l0ll!3c doa.
puultr, Live ar dressed chickens, from II 90
to a 90 per dul, according To sue aud quality,
Live turkeys lOa6Oc dressed turkeys, Iajc per
ID,
Re-i-,,rnt beet cattle, i've weight, ~ the
butchers, command - ,loaSs per hundred lbs,
Pork The ruling rates are s., 90 to $40 per
hundred. Very heavy, choice hogS,1n Large lots are
quick at 40, aud "a extra lot might COM
maud a trtc over,
The butchers are paying 10 2tc l"r 1--we hogs,
! litlcmorc.
lldrs-Grrvn country, lr green sltrd, 1c
dp saltrd, 9c; dry h,m, luci green call, Be
sheep pcts, 7jal ,OOc.
ilay-pralfc s3,Ooal,Ou pet ton. Timothy OF
Hungarian Sj0Oab 90 poftuN.
Woud-Oak $500 to - 90 4 cora.
/ Coal Selected coal Is sold at The Coal Vale.
! yard at ) cents per bushci, and delivered atH eu
per bushul.
From teams IN Markc, square, coal II usual,
! sold at 9alOc per hus.
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The great trouble with sewing machines thus
far has been that those which are good for any
thing, such Singers, Grover Bakers, or
Wheeler & Wllson's,a too expensive, whilst the
cheaper ones were made SO imperfect that they
did not answer the purpose. Mcssrs. George +.
Collins & Co, Of Chicago, bring now before the
American public ElIot's Improved ''PearI"
double threaded machine, which has all the per-
fections Of the higher priced machines, and only
costs s3O.-Grdnd Rapids (Mich.J Adrertiser.
EHiotS "Pearl'; Seming .Machint.-We can
truly say that it is, for the family, THE invention
OF the age. How rapidly and pleasantly it works!
and what convenience 1t must be We wonder
If shy family Will be without them when they can
be obtained at SO low price as $50. five had a
wife, farm and family, surely we should have
one Of these machines, for they are just the thing
for a tarner's-or, for that matter, anybody's-
amily.-- Boston Herdid.
Cheap and Serriceabie. We have, tor some
weeks past, had on trial one OF ElAot's Improv-
ed ''Pearl" Sewing Machines The price OF ii
being cheaper than that of any other machine, we
were somewhat skeptCal regarding ITS reliability;
but after thorough and critical trial, we will say
It is every way worthy OF the high reputation sus-
tanned by it. Its chcapness, instead Of detractIng
from its worth, makes ii the more desirable in
these hard times Its stitch is perfect, and then
the working of it is so simple that its use IL
easily learned. To our family friends we fully
recommend it --Christidr Times.
Farmers IVireS and DGughte7S.We refer 10
Eliot's ''PearI" Sewing Machine, the simplicity
and usefulness Of which cannot be over-cstlmated
It has all the requisites OF good aud serviGeabie
machine, and the price places II within the reach
| tf all. To those of our readers who wish q good
| and, at the same time, cheap machine, weunhesl'
| tattngly recommend the one above mentlonet.-
| Farmers Gazette.
EHiot's Tmpr0red 'Pe1ri' Sering Machine,
sold for $50, we believe to be as reliable and al
seryiceabe as any $50 or $50 Machine IN the mar
| ket. NOrfhTest ChurChmdH.
| EreTy Family IS IEteyested.--Our attention waa
| called the other day, to an excellent IhachIh"
! which We believe to be the best and cheapest YET
| introduced Ii seems to be perfect IN every way
and It works admirably, being very simply anC
thoroughly gotten up, The price of It's but $50
It's tlIlot's "pearl'' Machine. No family SHOULD
ne without onc-CicreiGHd Herdid.
rorsaIeby ii. POW AIRS.
Near .ne Cor. Of OHIO = Illinois SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Aver, for Geo. +. Collins X CO., Chicago, II
y Blu instructions gwen.
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The following IL an extract from letter wrt-
ten by the Rev. j. $. Iome, pastor OF the Pierre
point street baptist church, Bro"kyn,N. VT the
"Journal and Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes IN favor of that world-renowncd
medicine. MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRur FOR
Gun nREN TrEruING:
owe zee an advertisement IN your columns OF
Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing syrup. Now we never
said a word IN favor of patent medicine before
IN our llte, but We are compelled to say to your
readers that this is no humbug IRE hare frted II,
and knOr Il TO be all II claims 1t rs probably one
of the most successful medicines OF the day, be-
cause II is one of the best. And those of your
reader, who have babies can't do better than lay IN
suppy' aPi2o twa"Iy
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&. II. Il kOk,

TNDERrAKER. COFFIN W A K Il =
| house corner Rock River and Madison Sts.,
Rock Island A fine hearse and team always IN
readiness Will procure graves to be dug, urn
sh carriages for funerals, and take the entire
charge Of everything connected WIN l'e P'tPH,ai
,,nn of The rorpse for burial. Bodies preserved
anvil length of time without applying ice to the
hody. Charges moderate.
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AOUK i>t AMI Al.uUS.
TINE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing full tclegraphlc reports and the la
test news, Is published every evening, except
Sunday, At SIX Dollars = year, payable quarterly
in advance
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rHICAGO & ST. LOUIS II. Il. LINE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Two Express Trains on and after Dec. lst,lsol'
Trains will leave West Side Union Depot at y a
IN daily, except Sundays, and ll.45 m, except
Saturdays. Arrive at Chicago at . IN and 9'2o
pm.
Joliet and Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at IN daily, and arrives at las IN.
night train, with sleeping car attached, will
run through to st. Louis every night, except Sun
day, leaving this city at l.i5.
JAMES ROBB, Receiver.
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
snecl6cations, make estimates. and take contracts
for all kinds Of buildings, IN town or county
Having 80 wears experience in the business, he
fatters himself that he can give general satstas-
iabb,rg attended to with dispatch-charges
rno5or,ts Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
near High School,
cs- Leave orders at Henry Housman's store,
Illinois street. - ,,,,rr
Jan, 18th, 4 w.t., VIM hnnIAi
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The IcE BRIDGE across the river is OF very
essential benefit to Rock Island this winter
By it large quantities of farm products come
~ this market, and nearly all til" cash is left
here-most Of the farmers loading home with
coal. They get about two cents II hnshel
more for their corn here than they can in
Davenport, and purchase their coal about two
cent. bushcl cheaper than they can in Dav'
export. This is quite An item, aud IL bring
inc us "A GOOD deal of Iowa tradc.
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MICHAEL LIEBERkNECHT

TAILOR Opposite the Rock Island House
| oyer Eyart.; store Garments made in the
atest stvle and best manner and warranted to nj
Particular attention given to cutting garments
for customers All work done IN accordance
with the times and at reasOnbIe prices