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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-02
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ROCK ISLAND DAILY ARGUS.
JANUARY |, 1862.


JANUARY |, 1862.
In ancient days the Ministries sung,
From house 70 house upon their way.
The oid-tme baiiaos-rhymlhg tales
" valiant knights and ladies gay
Men gave them gold and women smiles.
And well they Jared through all th. land;
As on they passed from door TO door.
They were indeed happy band.
An, those we're days when Poets sung
The gallant strains men loved to hear
But now too Oft their singing falls
Upon dull and senseess ear
No more they wear the minstrel garb
And welcome find In ladys bower.
Their fancy lacks the kindling smile,
The inspiration u the hour
And only on the printed page
You codly read the glowing thought
Which In the Poets Golden Age
Your smile and warmest praise had bought
Now once d year the minstrel comes,
And sings his song from door To door.
His humble rhymes unlike the sonss
That happier Poets sung before.
It's only when time brings around
The first dawn Of the rolling year,
He ventures out upon his way
And asks awhile your friendly ear.
Ills notes are varied; yet not oit
lie sounds a bold Or stirring st'ah'
Such songs As ancient baids have loved,
No modern deeds revive again.
For this has been sordd age.
And the high themes the poet sung
You would not listen 80 he learned
Rhymes suited TO a feeber tongue.
But In the coming year the bard
May strike richer, deeper chord;
His song throh with the rolling drum,
And breathe the spirit Of the sword.
For we have fallen on better days
DAYS more heroic than the old
Great with the deeds Of valiant men,
With mighty Acknowledgement bold
The coward hand that dared to strike
Our banner floating In the skies,
Lnsheathed sword whose lightning CLEAN
Bade all the loyal North arise.
And well we answered to the call
From hin and vale from rock aud shore;
The ardent East--the gallant West
Cpon the foe their thousand. pour.
Not aI In, rusty bonds OF ueace
That .eer,ed In Grid onr sleeune land
Could hind our hearts 80 close as this
TIA thnnyh, ths, pov.. ne heart and hand
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CARTER Il HATCH

WOULD urgently request all persons hav.
w ing unsettled accounts with them to settle
the same Immediately.
Rock Island, Oct. II, 1861.
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To-Davs Adrertiselaents.
LIST OF LETTERS
- EMAINING in the Rock Island Pos, "
IL fee January L, 1862;

- EMAINING in the Rock Island Post W
IL fee January |, 1862
Adams McKayM
Adams HIM Mcdowell Mary
Anderson Geo Man Livery
Ames Emma Meighan Jas
Armstrong Annie McCanlas Geo
Barton { Margrai
Baker Ann Mitchell
Ber,heldnAG Mitchell Catherine
5usuham b McClelen Elizabeth
Rabbit s Nichols Durham
Brardslee X Nesson Mr. T
Barney Pat Newman Saml
Bowen Noah Norton no
Brown Maria Norton John
Brickley Nancy O'Neil Margaret
Baker Milo Olson Nils
BrumanJP Orrison Hiram
Brevard J D Oertel I'D
Byrnes Jas Ollnne NJ
BakerHB O'Laughlin Margrret
Brasher f. Piper Rebecca
rooram Elizabeth philip Rebecca
Bower Chss T h 3 Peterson Nils
Buringame c Pellcn Margaret
Beecher Catherine Peck Martha
Bl ack man Darns Parkhl Jane Ann
Cophn T Perkins Jas
ChapmanSS Parks Jno
Carmordy Miss l. Puryeance
Coke Caroline Plat Gee
Clak Caleb Mr. R'sban Sarah
Crampton A A Reddick Sam
| Dewey Lydia keddIgg Sami
Denny Hannah Rhodes DR. r
! DEFY Dan RyanB
/ Desney Elizabeth Rhodes Jas
Ewing Temperance MrsRoss John
| Errett Robt Reaugh Geo
! Edwards Maria Robinson Emma
Edes John NJ Robinson Chas NJ
Everts Hannah SouthwickS
| Elliott + Steitz Louis
Francis or Elizabeth hsSthan Lizzie
/ wife Stearns Lucinda
Top Salile + Schneider NJ
Terrell Peter Spott Mary
Fox Marcila Miss Smith NJ
Folsom Nathaniel Sandborn John
FaieyJas Staatz Henrick
Frlck Chas SNYDER Geo
Griffith Sarah l. Schessar II l
Gulltord Stephen Simpson + r.
Gets Nicholas Schrader T W
Garland Moses Sonnenschmidt
tileckenheimer Strain Eta
Glass Jno Schrader Chas
Hale l. n Smith David
Hannah Jos Sherman Cordelia
Hardin Jane Steinle Cerlstlan
Hart John Sondquist
Hunt Jane NJ Steel Catherine
Hill James Smith Ann Maria
Hucks John Schmidt Bernhard
Hickox Henrietta Swister
Hart Edward Thompson Sarah
HE'D Frank Turner Samuel
Hull Ella F rlltord )
r Have Frink Thompson
: HIssong J Tuckerman Jas
! Harper Trayer Susan
Johnson Jno Trmble d S
Jones Geo TomlIusnn NJ
, Jordan d. Van Peit SAM
Kelly Thos Van Lew DF
3, KlmbeI Rubertus Warren "
!, kavanaugh Mary II Wepka Vim
/, Kane Michael Whetton bm
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Jso. p COOK, J. WILSON DRuRY.
COOK i DRURY.
Successors of Cook, Dillon Il Lindley,)
Davenport, lowd.
WE have formed partnership for the
w pratice of Law, to which we shall devote
onr nersoual attention. COOK 4 DRURY.
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Prices TO Suit the Times.

Orders respectfully solicited from abroad, and
all "work done the square" All letters
promptly answered. J. p. SWAIN.
Joliet, Illinois. |
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10000 BUSHELS OF CORN WANTED,
IL. { CONNELLY.

4 7 a heavy expense, we have put INTO our
n Planning Mill,
4 FIRST CLASS CORN MILL,
for grinding corn. Also large
POWER CORN-SHEIlER.
We will pay the highest market price for corn
delivered at our Mills, corner Washington and
Rock River streets.
.BIDDlS0N & GILMORE.
Rock Island, Jan. 20, 1861 --twawti
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Or any other styles, and any size desired, either
IN the rough or dressed and delivered either on
Railroad Cars or Canal Boats.
My quarry situated directly on the Canal and
the Chicago Rock Island Railroad, one mile
southwest OF Joliet, and my facilities tor loading
will enable me to sell as low as the lowest.
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UNDERWOOD BROTHERS,

Ii. UNDRRwOOD, (F.J. UNDERWOOD,
Chicago. Rock Island,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

Port Byron, Dec 10, 1861.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
In the Circuit Court of said County, of the Jan
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12
DIED..

In Jefferson, on the Morning of the 4lh, day of July,
WA. uNTER, aged 80 year lie resident of this county
for many years aud during the latter X seyen acted
Deputy Recorder Born in the year of Independence, he
closed lie Of events on the National Anniversary day
In Geneva at the residence Of his father Harvey r. Cay
lord June Z0th ltENY T. GAYLORD, of the l4th Ohio Bat
terry, in the 10Th year Of bis age.
On the formation Of the 18th Ohio Battery of Light Artl
ey he took the earliest opportunity Ofenlisug. Ills correct
department during the entire period of his service such
win the confidence and esteem of aud
hinehing from the most rkspme or severe duties
often during the Geld serm, Autum Winter youn-
eerug 10 take the place OF less robust comrades guard
ddty, ia addition TO his OWL At the battle OF shiloh, after
the Battery forced 10 retreat and while generously stop
ping assist comrades in bringing on Cassou anidst
perfect storm OF bullets, his night badly shattered
rendering ampua0n necessary lie taken 10 the Mound
City Hospital aud from thence brought home about rst
of Say quite i Of Camp DiarheR aud Fever Ills naturally
vigorous constitution had received severe shock that
human aid uuayaing, and he continued gradually TO
sink until the afternoon OF jane 25th, when he calmly and
peacefully yield up his life. His nneal attend by large
friends when eloquent discourse delivered
by Rev. f. CH4PN, aud address by Chaplain HULBuRr
OF the goth Ohio His body shrouded the national eoors,
was borne to the grave by comrades of his Battery several OF
whom being present
In Northheld o., the 2Sth ut Charlie, of A. H.
Lette Stanley Of Conneaut, aged year,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

THE ECoNoMY HEAITHThis busy nation of American
have l20O0000 working people, whose service may he esma
ted at 81 day aud their annual loss by sickness at
often days in each year This gives total loss $40
OOOOOO three times large the whole cost Of The
General Government including the Army Navy Offices
Legislators, and Foreign Minister'S The amount weighs
six hundred tons in pure gold.
large proportion Of this costly suffering might be avert
ed by attention to diet cleanliness, and above ALL by the
proper Of the right remedy in When Is cent
box Of Ayers Pills will attack Of illness which
would take several days to from dollar bottle Of
Ayers Sarsapala will expel lurking disorder that would
bring the sufferer to his back for weeks months does
take any figures to show the good the invest
men When Fever aud Ague is ranking in your veins and
shaking life out Of you IL it worth the dollar IL costs
his Ague Cure to have the yanons disorder expelled which
does surely and quickly; When You have taken Is
prudent to wait until 1t has settled she uug when days
weeks months must be spent in ylg it,
fit be cured at ALL is It cheaper to take Cherry
Pecto, costing few shings. and the trouble
fore II is serious! 1t takes ne wisdom TO decide
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

CONSUMPTION. ~ NJ withstanding the many
articles advertised to cure Consumption, we do
notheleve, when once fully seated in the sys-
TEN, it can be perfectly cured. But we do know
of hundreds of cases where persons were sup
posed to be suffering under that fatal disease
who have become perfectly well aud robust
from The use of Speer's 5ambuci Wine. Many
times people for years waste aud at last die
from diseases Of the kidneys or glands when
they we're supposed to have, aud were treated
for consumption. A long continued affection of
the kidneys, howe ever, may eventually result in
consumption. The Sambuci Wine used alone,
or taken with fresh raw egg, or new milk,
daily has beeen found to be aa excellent reme-
dy, and has the reputation in some places, of
rendering perfect cure for consumption. The
wine contains valuable properties Let our phySi'
clans and invalids try it.--nedieai Times.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

SPRINo WHEAT, some of our farmers think,
has gone np. II is infested with midge, weavel
and a new marauder upon the honest labor oi
the husbaudman Of the louse genus, whose pres.
ence, we understand, has been pest TO the
cotton plantation, but never before known to
to the crops of this region It's name is egi o D
and although II is thought by some not to prey
upon the kernel yet lift draws its sustenonce from
any portion Of the plant, the berry cannot but
be affected Late winter wheat is exposed some-
what with the spring, and, as appears from a
stalk Of oats brought 10 by j. w. Rockwell
that crop is also in danger. Winter wheat
generally, is too far advanced for the ravages
of insects, aud the crop is considered more than
usually foe and plentiful.
Corn and Potatoes are feeling the impulse
impaired by the fine growing weather Of late
and are pushing ahead vigorously, encouraging
the faith and stimulating a reliance ou the assu-
rance, that there is a seed time and harvest, and
that he who diligently observes the one, shall
not fail of the other.
There has been some apprehension about the
hay crop, but the recent change, particularly in
new meadows is removing any occasion for this
and the crop promises to be much better, than
the fears of our farmers, Old meadows it is
expected will be light.
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New Goods J!
Clothing! Clothing!

"A New 4 Very Extensive Assortment of
Ready. Made Clothing Furnishing Goods Rub
Der aud Oil Cloth Clothing Gloves and Hosie-
ry Shirts and Drawers Collars and Ties /;
Hats aud Caps.i Umbrellas Trunks Carpet
and Enameled Bags,
in short every variety Of Spring and Summer Goods for
Men and Boys Wear,
on the most liberal terms Cash. We would special
attention to
. Our Stock of Cloths,
aud the Facilities we have for Making to Order,
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MARRIED.

In Ashabula July lst by the Rev. c, Morton, Miss IRA
WILSON, to JOIN c. GREENLEE,
In AShtabua, July 5th, Miss LEvISA A. SKIES, to Nh
CHARLES T." SCOyILLE
In Conneaut the 80 instr by the Rev. A. Bartlett Mr.
c. KUCHLERO Of Columbus, o.. TO Miss NELLIE DENNIsoN,
eldest daughter Of Capt. I. ). Carln.
In Jefferson the eth of July, by C. s Simond esq Miss
IRENE WOODWARD TO Mr.. SILAs N. DuRKEE.
in JenerfuH, july lst by W. p. Rowland Esq., Miss Lu
cINpA BLACKFoEp to Mr.. BoLLS EVANS.
In Jefferson June 26h, by the Rev Thomas Oliver, Miss
ELLA MAKIS to Nr CoRYDoy A. ROoT, both Of Andoyer,
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Every Family should use spcer's Sarn-
buCi Wine-Ceebra for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities genuine Stimuant Tonic Duretic ard Sulo
rife highly esteemed by eminent physicians aud some OF the
first families Of Eruope and America.
Az n Dturette il impair a healthy action to the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial 10
Iropsy, Gout. Eupiions and Rheumatic affections
As SudOrtfic 1t opens the pores and eNpes al! i'm
puHteS by nsenble persimton thereby driving OF Erp
on and cleansing the surface giving and yigor the
Nhee system and BLOOMING, SOFT, and HEALTHY condi-
ton to the Skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine is not a mixture manufactured mr.
cc bot is pure, from the juice Of the Portugal Samrcus
grae cultivated in the L. s. and recommended hr Chers
aud ycianS Ms possessing medicinal properties superior
10 any other wnes in and excellent article for all
weak and debiltaed persons and the aged and nfrm jim
proving tho appetite, aud beneug ladies and children
Ladies " iuc, because IL will intoxiclte as other
wines, as contains mixture Of spirits other liquors.
ana Is sdmired for its rich peculiar yor, and nutrtivc
properties impartng healthy tone to the digestive ORGANS
and blooming, soft and healthy skin and complexion
We refer to few well known gentlemen and physicans
Who have tried the Wine :--
Gen. Winfield Scott, L, s. A. Or. Wilson. 18th st. ~ Y
Gov. Morgan, n. Y. State, Ir pougher, Newark n H.
Drs. Darcy and Nclull, nr. Ward, Newark, ~ J.
Newark n. j. DR.. Parish, Philadelphia Ia.
Nr. Parker, y. y. City, Ir.J 4. Clinton n Y tity
Aud many others too numerous topubiish.
None genuine unless the signature Of ALERrD SPFlR
i3ssac ~ J is over the cork Of each bottle Make
trial OF thiSvine A.sPEER, Proprietor.
Vineyard, al Passaic. n. j.. Office No POS Brondway
New York. Sold by Druggists generally
For sale by C. WILLARD and W =, COPELAND Druggists
Ashtabula G8Oy
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HIAWATHA.


lERRICK BROS send their greeting,
Send to every son of Adam,
SeGd TO mother wife and daughter,
Send to every lass and ladie,
Send to every sect and party,
Send to saints, and send 10 sinners,
Send to all who take the papers,
(ken to those who read their neighbor's,l
Send to every one, Kind greeting;
IlERRICK BROS. offer Dry Goods,
Offer Silk both Black and Fancy,
Offer Mohairs-ofer Poplins.
Offer Mozambiques and Checks,
Offer Prints DeLains, Merinos
Offer all The StyLcs Of Dress Goods,
Offer Cloaks of latest patterns,
Offer Cloak Cloths, Black and Colored,
Offer Shawls Of all descriptions,
Offer Parasos most splendid,
Offer Sun Shades aud Umbrellas,
Offer Gloves, the hest of kid,
Offer Gloves both Lisle and Silk,
Offer Hosiery of the best,
Much too numerous to mention
Offer Womeus Shoes and CATERS,
Morocco Bootees Kip and Calf skin,
Offer Cooper Toes, for Children,
Offer other styles for children,
Offer Hats aud Caps for Mems wear
Offer Hats aud Caps for Boys wear
OGer Cloths Of all descriptions,
Offer Denims Sheetings, Shiltings,
Offer Checks and Stripes and IiCkings,
Offer every kind Of Flannel,
Offer al the goods Domestic,
Which man ever thought or beard Of,
Offer Sugar, Tea aud Coffee,
Offer Goldfish, Rice and Nurmegs,
Offer Carpets--Oller Crockery,
Oflcr Crockery very fine,
)ilyr Wall and Window Fuper,
Ontr every thing worth naming,
At the very lowest prices.
Should you ask us why we offer
How we sell our goods so cbeaply,
How afford our goods so cheaply,
We should answcr-we should tell you
Our.cXpenses, scarce worth naming,
DO cot call for much to pay them.
Pay Cash at the time we purchase,
Pay Cash for all goods we purchase,
Sell for Cash and rcddy payment
And we loose from bad debts aothiHg,
Other stores may sell on credit,
Sell 10 some who never pay them,
These the profits have to pay for,
These their customers have to pay for
Pay Tor them on goods they purchase.
Prudent reader, don't forget this,
Don't forget these truthful warnings,
Buy your goods of IlERRICK BROS,
Buy your goods at lowest prices,
At the very lowest prices,
Prices every one eau pay.
We will take all kinds of produce,
Take your Butter-take your hens Eggs
Take most any thing you Offer
And will sell you goods at prices,
Goods and prices both shall please you.
TOR I5cTs.-
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CHERRrEs have been rather PLENTIFUL but with
n tendency to premature decay,so that the fruit
has not been generally perfect in size and favor
A basket sent us by Capt TnAYER at the Lake
are Of uncommon size, looking like good sized
crab apples, and well favored. The Captains
thoughtfuness is worthy imitation
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ELEcT1oN OF WARDBN.--We regret to hear
that our former fellow citizen, Major JoHN A.
PRENTICE. has failed to secure a reelection Of
Warden Of the Penitentiary. The duties of
that offics have fallen to no more able and pop.
ular hands than those ofMajor Prentice. While
we express our regrets that he has not been
continued in the place he was so well adapted
to, it is gratifying to hear that he is to return
to his old stamping ground, and again to mingle
10 the walks Of daily life with his old friends and
neighbors.
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Dental Surgery--New Arrangement
DRs. WHITE s. ROBINSON,
Successors to Dr. A, Barrett Ashtabula

TNIIE Citizens of Ashtabula aud vicinity
respectfully informed, that Drs. WHITE ROBIN
SON have succeeded Dr. A. Barrett and hia
former Occ, Desirous OF making permanent residence ep
and believing Themselves competent 10 do first class oefs
uons in every department Of
Surgical aud Mechanical Dentistry
hcY offer their professional services 10 the public wi tie
Grm expectation Of securing confidence and satisfaction oi
all Who employ them.
Charges will be moderate aud eertaiay n og AZ those Of
good dentists in this reginn.
We give ample references but after Dr. nArretrs
torng card above, feel ourselves sufficiently introduced
the people d. c. WHITE.
Ashtahula, Jan. J. 1862. 62s W. II ROBINSON.
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The Mite Society," connected with the First Baptist Church
of Ashabua having been organized, will bold its second
meeting the afternoon and evening of Friday July ll at
the residence of H. L. Morrison All proceeds Of and receipts
by the Society," to be devoted excu i've to the purchase of
a Bell for the Of said Church. Al who feel ine esed
and willing contribute their mite TO the accomplishment
of this object cordially invited to be present,
July 2, 1882. II. l.. MORRISON.
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Dental Nqtiee,--At the solicitation Of few patrons
In AshAbuia have engaged rooms at the Fisk House. aud
week. and the hrh Monday IN each month Thereafter 10
renain week q. W. NELSON. Dentirt
Couneaut, June 81, 1862. $50
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TuE body Of Captain LUCE, which friend
went, il possible to recover, has not been found
for the reason, that the ground upon which he
fell was ia the hands Of the rebels, and could
not be approached.
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Garments of the Best Style, at Short Notice.
Our stock Of Ready Made Clothing Hats and Caps, will be
aWaws full and OF the best qualities Of Eastern Manufacture
sueh are our for buying that confident
We ea sell Goods line cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. Please call and examine Tor yourselves
Ashtabula April 1862, 6i5 MANSFIELD BRUCE
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The FESTIVAL AT JEFFERSON on Wednesda
evening was most gratifying success as we
learn from some of our young friends who were
present The company was numerous, the la,
dies bewitching, the supper prepared by them
rich in fancy as well as staple enjoyments, and
the prevalent spirit Of the occasion was that Of
pleasure The receipts which were for the
benefit of our sick and wounded soldiers, it was
thought could not fall short of $3.50.
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CAPTAIN FroH, Of Company A, 29th Regi.
tuent arrived home on Monday fast, on a short
furlongh. He was WE'LL aud represents the reg.
ment as we'll as could be expected.
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GENEVA FOREVER "A Geneva cores
popdent TO the Cleveland Herald says, We
have from This town IA men in the three
years service, including ten commissioned
officers This is from a township Of only
$50 voters. This, will be hard to beat.
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PUB. DoCs.-We are indebted to Hon. JNo
IIuTCHINs for valuable documents Commerce
and Navigation Commercial Relations" a"