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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-04
geLearapbtf6e glaaribten.
@eMeres nus Gnruna.
Den s@altimpre Wsder."

Der Dampfsr nGttq Of 2~Balbinstcn% prl-
der In %. y. 80. 9ueenstopn perlieb, fam
getern Nfor9en an @ape Jface pUriiber.
Der Dampfer a@tty Of 1epyD Dor" fam am
W. in 9eenstopn an. s'o
@artb alpt periprt9t tn etnem
. TT efe an ben @Unul perleg er..
Sta aten gu @ten, Ill SO r.
ia mt en- 3u pDllen fpBalb
er in 6ret9eit un0 fetme Sc
nnbbett bergefeIlt et.
Die 8er. ct. Corvette DSt. eOutS4 mar su
Siiiabpa nap ptrp paDriAetnlt9 bort iber-
wtAtern 9 g
Der Oampfsr pNlabama4 tsbrte ua& 81,
seRqUl 3uriid. als Die europa" ableselte. @r
Ien. rie ni4t auf Den Dampfer u290".
Die uOnlip yleip0" IpriAt in befrippt9enber
Ustle lber Die COLONIZATION Der Nsaer BON
Seitea Der Ser, Stalter. s. S 3.
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M,merifanif6e y ten.

Baltimore. Die 9eltrrn berGfentli6e gb
relie Der @paSerneure Der lpyalen Staoten an
ben Yraipenten Qinccln ent6ebrt Der l1nter
IArift I'M ere5 0puberneutS. DerIelbe bat I'LL
ni6t ent1GlteBen tGnnen Die Gtnaucipotiuns.
proclamation gut 3u teiBen. Bie CT bielel6t
nufsefabt, barber tbeilt cine GorreIponDen
aus Baltimore an bic uSu. 9tapts3.0 8olqen'
beS nit II
&ie unier @ouperneur BRADFORD Die arog.
artt9e Proclamation aufaBt, BAT rr = tpenu
ben 9lanbwarpiaen 8eri6ten oes sc. 81
9eralO" 5l tramen III - bet Der 8erGomm.
lung Der @Duberneure In NltcUra LATHAM an
ben Sag 9eleet. Sn bteler 6o@ptdtioen GpD.
DIE ma4enoen Serlammlung fan6 eS namitd
6r. BRADFORD fur 9eratGen, liA ge1en Die Gmtr
Observation-Disclosures bes 9r1fOenten aus.
3ulpre6en, mar bieler @big, Dem bteIiberalen
@rin3tpten ietner Dartet aus Dem OeoGdtni1.
le entlhrpanoen, Der einst0e Der perfammelten
0cncerneure, fpelher tene Nrptlamntiun niht
biui9te linp aud tetne srSBfre Gner9ie In cen
&rteasuperattonen ipiinl6 unb 70 ipte unz
fer 9ctOerneur ieBt gu banbeln fir out fnoet,
10 tpsroert audi, tpenn Der gongrgg rpteDer a,ts
lammentritt, unlere 8ertreter In bem1eIben han
esln eenn SteSnterefet unlerer G%flooenbalter
beberri4ea tranrig ssnu9 fat itniere aan3eges
ODlfernng. Sor eiai9en Mcnateu, ais unCez,
re StaotcpnSenticn taete, als Der ,Nuaericonn
nit rmbteer Barteilolgteit bic erlfe gmdnat-
paticnsbctl9aft peS @rafDenten Ii, serldteSe-
men Nrtifeln iQultrtrte, f6tenen Before Qnlfd
ten unO tunanere @ef16le gEur;eI falet M
roaen dber na6 teren 9t9tblifen aeldob
gar Nidts, nm prunfenoe Worte bmi6 etne
beOeutlane, 5%ettsemabe E9at gu belieaeln. =
OoA eS triro, bofen mir, belen unaeahtet
better perben. Die Nrotlamation bes 8rGls
bente1 wirp nnO muB Die TdDne weroen, UNI
Die lib unItre abgefallenen ooer lfA 1elba pers
leuSnenOen. OOer lb lslbt SerIenenenben gtee
publtfaner ipieNer iAaaren Der Wetbroud,
Der Bis jebt Wc@leaan, ais benz GettunoSan
FIT unlerer StlaOOSraten ent9esenpampft ,ptrb
ipte ieOer gltt Der @DbenOtfneret, enoltN leine
betdubenoe ,t1o DerblenOenpe Rraft serliercn.
WarYlano ptro 3ulebt nit Greupsn uno III
ieinem etgenen uno oe5 9ansen Qanpe5 Sell
ben Nnfi&ten ose 9rdftcenten b~et{ttmmen rno
70 ben sOrOilGen SnUten lSlen belfen, In ben
Die stla"enfrase Die Saoen unierss @e(didfs
Der Iodten bat.
Ni6t Der Bubn, funoern Ste geynunft,
OaS unre@t, ioncetn bas Gedt errirat
ben Sie9, uno 8ernunft linp He6t BE-
tpte Sterne, Die @epSlf verpedt, paS
bod nar cine furSe @rifens 6at, walbrenp ie@
ne bic 2bOrbeiten pteler @eneratlpnen itber~
Ncu OOrf, 2. 0ltober. Gin urtbeil Ser
8crlo" iiber General Si9ef.. y
nSier 1T ein @eneral bon ou8ldnoilder
bon 9rinblider militdriIder 8il@
oan9, bic er III ben belten S6ulen erlanotl
pat, ppn @rfa9runS III attiber Gris8sfHhrs
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oerltdnoen trcroen fet. ,Sie tit Elm Mn.
atf ltnler @t9entbum BON 1000 Wtmo
unO Elm Aufruf an bte Stlaoen lH ,u erb,
pen NIT Der gerli9eruna, fie nit Der oon.
gen Qeeres= unb Seemaht Der Ger. @tooten
3n unterItGben."
ger Qeraus9eber lprt6t bon Der @s@uIa M
9em Cer 0nnoesaomtntfrattun uno (aat
vgutler let eth 5etlissr i'm 8erolet6 NIT let.
men 6erren."
uunlere Wttltfaroperattpnen miifen BON tebt
an etnen IGredliGen @barotter onnebmen,
Oas reue Yre8ramm miro nptbwenbioer gDei1e
ale 0ren5en 5wtlGen uns aerIfSren unp Der
nahlte 6slD5us miro lOwobl reaen Ietuer @rTse
alS lstneOi 9rauiamsn Gbaratters Elm l6redlts
Ger tperDen. sa fssr
uunIer Commencement mGge bic aon,e .Rroft
nnlereS VoifeS aufbieten. Der Tetn6 maft
9rCBe TCrberettungen. gBtr miIlIen nit olei.
Gsr Gner9te antpurten, tpenn mir utHt perlOs
rem lttn wOlen, Dp6 mir tperben IhOn AZ
antpOrten wtifen.
@eltern 0a9t Der Despatb) famen bic
Oanfees mad Warrentun, madden bic .Rron'
fen unD Verpnnpsteu 3t @efanaenen uno pa>
rOltrten lie Daaa. Am Samfag brpeoten {i6
zee ltno SadlOn in Der &i9tung mad cieIem
Orte, aber ibre 9enauen Bree linD nidt Be-
FAINT.
Der Jarnes mar ME nteOriger ais tsBt. Su
Der 9iadbarlhaft BON Qgnaburg tanl man
oenlelben Obne lt6 noB gu maiden purbwuten.
Sn 98lnhelter 1T etne 9tebeuenarmee NoIts
ctttce erOfnet peroen. Gcn bort aebt tdali4
etne StaJe nn& Stcuntun.
&tne OepeiAs BON Mtemptis BON %. ..
N1ts. la9t, es sibt feline Neutgteiten BON @i6>
ttafeit.
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! Snn sgurt Mnnrne.

Sort Mpnrpe, 2, Sft. Das War-
lamsntarb0ct Nlstamora | i beute BON 2iten'S
g%anptn8 BIER an9stCmmen unO bra9te unae-
fabr Elm DuBeno p~afasiere. @iner berltl-
ben la9t. DAP bet ytsbelencongreB beIAlolIsn
babe, in 3ufunft in Ger SAIaAt Die ldpar,e
6lagse auf3u5ieDen uno Die 8uneestruppen
Ubne SdpnuAs n~ieoer5ubausn.
Der &t6mOno Nbtg pom 1. Oftober laat.
ga9ri&tea pom Sen. See b~ebaupten, DafS oOr
SAluB Der OpGe cine 6eDeuteuOe S6ladt
8elGla9en perbe,
0en, MifSIelan'e Qrmee felt biefsits bes
Yotonal auo 1T i'm @Orrldea beerifen.
Dte asesaenarmse lpu lib In ether aliSses
3fidnsten Rage beinOen. ~ -
Der Nt9mpnO Bbis IpriAt BON Ser Gmanz
proflamation beS Yr1ltpent Qtnccln
ais Dem Bsfeblc etner Sflatea grbeblno
y Den 90nfOOerirteu Staatsn uno fat, BAL
lpeOsr I'm Nerpen nod i'm Sapen miRs
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Ans Dem SilOcm.
Eretben Der gtr8tnter @e1ebs
aebmna

Sn Der gtr9tnier @elessebnns puroen 20,
ri9en Donnerltag 4 IOlutiunen ansenommeu
ourG welde ben Generator Bee, Sobnlon uni
Safi un nno ben Off3teren unO MannlNaften
inter ibrem Stfebl Dant abselfattet ipiro.
6oleenOeS lit Der MajOritGtSberiGt Des @u=
mites fir auepdrttse Nngeleseubeitsm i'm
Dauls Des 8ebeaen : @onerelles, be,a9li6 Der
Der nproweltl. Staaten;
Die 3wedmaBigfeit Ger Gibruns oeS &rie=
ses, tn ben mir perptdelt lino, NIT aaer m6e=
ltHen Gnerste unO Der G~erle8nng pss Grieges
In 6etnoeslanp, lobalp ais DieS fir prattil6
werOe, Miro, 9laubt man, jegt bon
aten etulidt5pUIen Wannern, Die Der Sa6s
Mufmerf lamtett lAenfen, anerfannt. So ii
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Gen. GteeI'S 8eriAt ilber Die Sam.
paene III Sirsinien.

Gus Dem ~umfuRsnben 8eriGt beS General
StSel itbfr pttis Champagne 9eben mir na4Re-
bend bic Ddritalun9 Der SMlaht Bel @rope,
ton am Sua Jnn; EEgH
2te GHIadbt bel eSrpoetpn am gua Nun am 6reis
rag 90. aIpsnff.
4m Donnerfag (28, Nus.) Na6ts, ais
bas erlte @Orps auf Osn 6Gben faclirb BON
gouns'8 BranA am guu Stun laaerte, ers
belt i'd gefsbl, cen 5stnO am nG9fen Mor-
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Sun @afbimstum.
General SarneD.

GENERAL Barney mar beute i'm I&rteosDe=
partement uno bate cine l1nterreouna NIT
Dem Winilter Stanton tn 8streT Der Guoelez
senbeit McRtnirY'6. @s eebt oas @eriiht,
Dap Der General cine bo6e @tslnng in Der
Nrmee einnebnnsn tperoe. Stir feline arOEsn
mtlttartlNen GenutnilIe wiroe etne Oerant.
ipOrtlt4e Steluns am plaBe letn. @r beIibt
paS unuml Hrdnftete 0ertrauen oerGeoiernno.
Spn. SOiepb Colt.
Son. Splspb 6olt bate bsute cine oebeime
unterteonn9 NIT Dem Rrieesminifer. SIS
betBt. Dap bic Nneelesenbetten in Der Ndbe
BON HUNTSVILLE Der Oe9cnltanD perlelben acme
fen Jet.
(Gas benz benttSsn @etublcam)
Der 8elub beS Yr1Ifbentsn in Dem Soubts
1aariier ~unlerer Nrmee biIbete ben 0eaenltanb
Oielletttser germutbungen. 3tpeifelSu6ne tpers
Den mir in cen n1diten Ia9en tpihtiaen Ser.
anoerun8en nnD eutlAeipenpen 8epreuneen
ent9e9enl isben fSnnen.
Der MUnitor Dpr @afbtnstUu.
Der WqnitUr 1T Dor gB~aIbinaton auaes
fpinmen, nm eini9e tletne &eparaturen SOr,u.
uebmea. p
gefeble tes Srie9sSepartements
DaS Eriegsoepartemcnt bat eine Orbre err
laiien, tponaG baS fretpilliee llebertreten aus
einem Ns9iment ms anpere perbOten III unD
ale Splpaten, tIelGe fd nibt BET ibrem urs
lprttnAli@sn 8e9tments b%etnpen, IAleunie[t
81 oemlsl6en 3uriifSufe9ren BADEN.
8erner ipl tetn SfF3ter p6ne Grlaubnt6
oes &rtegsoepartfaient5 gum Happcrt mad
Walbtngtpn 9eldidt trerben% Dte Sbercffs
5tere iDlen eeaan bierauf o1ten, 1ctpte aud
auf Die 5a9rans unb 5abtsteiten Der Off
unter bic Saarff9aben Der Ser. Stauten
lou ferner Reiner mebr auf9enpmmei1 tperpen.
Der nttt elm Gertiffat betbrtnern ODER ben
Septts lieftrn fann, baB er anf 200 Naro
l6ieBt.
Z Mmstpedbslmns bon Gtaatsaefanaener
Ba9inetun, 3. SIT. Die aus,u,
StaatsSefunssnsn etngen 6teien
ylaNmitta9 unter 3situna oes Maior SHend
ab. Mtr. Wccl, ipelGer bic NufI9t iber bic
i'm alien Capitol bat, bealettste
te, nm bet Der Johannesburg tb1tta AT 1ein.
geft3 hes %rdfIcenteH BET Der NutUmacarmee.
51a 9%auptquartier Der Nutumacarmee. }
ben 3. Stt. 1862.
Yer Yra0oent befh6tiste in Be9leituna Sss
Sen. McSleIan beute bic I6mmtIinen Gorps
Der potpmacarmee. Gr beeaun nit Dem Corps
osS Gen. Burnltpe an Der Minbuns oes On
tetam lno i6luB NIT 6rantIin's Gprps ~
SateSptae, peldes Yorter's uuo GeynulSs
NIT einldlieBt. ueberaQ bate G6
the NKense 3ulaaner etn9efunOen, tuel6e ben
praltOenten uno Sen. Nc@leQan entbuias
ttIA emptn9en. eate
Der Yraltoent tpirb mad einem geluhe
elm Sen. 9idarolon, tpel@er in Der glGbe
ltest, nicr9en mad 5,ebetid oeben
ND DON oOrten einen Grtrasus mad GaI6.
n9ton nebmeu.
sld'tiseS BON @indefer unO eer Rcbensnormee
aaaiafu& $50 bes Notomac. as
@tn DUnnerlfas fam Elm grst eines getpA
NestmentS tn 0albtnetun an. Gr
A A o M oyNfA - tftN UM'rN -
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s. M, StantOn,
R~rie9sminiter,
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sStd1tises BON Iindbefter unc GER Gebsnenormee
aaaiafg = $50 be$ Notpmnc. asNfiM

@m DUnnertas fam Elm 9lrst einss NerpOA
England Regiments tn @alGinatun an. Gr
bate Says pprber BtnGsfer perlalIen, TOO e.
als Gefan8ener f~eifsebalten wproen irar. i Gr
betdti9t baB Die 6auptarmee Der MebsIlgn
3wtlAen BtnHefer unp Marttnsbura cpncens
trtrt 1T unO Dap i@ ibre YidetS biS in BE
9iabe bon s3arper9 6errY erlfrtdsn.. @6arless
|tCrun IT anbtisBt. Die N~ebeOeuUlf,isre aes
lteben tret etr, paB Die Armee curd Manael
an YrVstltVnsn unp @eipune, bsren le 70 Ie6r
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16
Ono Ol N" gTU.
(ilRi-Tlll'>
tt.t T.
IttS.~ VI.
THE DOUGLAS MEMORIAL.

TIE DIPLOMA Of MEMBERSHIP OF THE DouILAs
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beautifully engraved on
steel, about nInc by twelve inches dimensions, ~
now ready tor distribution to the subscribers to
the Monument Fund. The engraving consists OF
two full length miniature yIgnettcs, one tine poF-
trait Of the departed statesman, and the other
America offering wreath; besides brds-eyc
view Of the GxAlE on the shore OF Lake Michigan,
as 1t now appears at Cottage Grove,
TO all persons forwardingto the Association one
dollar or more Will be sent one ofthcsc diplomas,
with name and amount duly inserted thereon, and
signed by the president and secretary,
Contributors IN the sum Of IN" d0Hdr viii be-
come life members of the Douglas Monument As
soclatIon; in the sum OF fWcnig dOiidrs honorary
life members and IN the sum OF one hundred dol
lars honorary life members OF the board OF trus-
tees.
All editors who Will insert the above in their
daily weekly, or trl-weekly three months, with an
occasional notice TO advance the object IN vIc",
will have forwarded to them immediately d.
ploinas az honorary hic-ncmbers OF tins assocla-
ton, upon the receipt by the society OF copy OF
their paper containing the foregoing.
WALTER b. SCATES, President.
LEONARD " NoLK, Secretary.
NIB. Local receivers and solicitors for con-
trbmtiuns are beng authorized IN the loyal states
To take charge Of the interests of the association
Pamphlets and circulars containing the organi-
zatIon Constitution, Bylaws and the Appeal Will
be sent to all Who wI.i forward their address,
Communications should be directed to the "Secre-
,ary Douglas Monument Association, Chicago,
lui, april D. daw3m
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enc 400 MNRk!!r.

MONDAY, May -.
Lake frcght,. Corn at 15cto BuiiaIo PC for
wheat to Kingston, corn Ia Prescott he; wheat
to Oswcgo II,
Flour. Good sprmg extras - 90 100 br.s
(bfand uoiENcHI ria - %, " Whrclers" super
3 30; choice spfug EXTRA 20 "LlIlmn" do
/ iJ-all delivered.
Wheat, Closed quiet, No. ! red winter 9la
92!ci No. spruH 50; No, ; spring ,Nci all IN
store.
Corn, Firm and tc higher. Old mAcd canal,
old mixed river "O!c ahuat; yellow river 19lc 70
b new rejected 2i!c adoat, White canal 80! III
store.
oats. Market advanced lal!c. No lat 9la2jc
in store, 2O.e aioat
Rive, advanced lalic. No. i3!alllc rejected
3sc-all IN store. No, |, at tic atloat condemned
bUc ON track.
Barley nrm. Ubc on track.
Seeds. Timothy seed quiet. II 81 ON tAcE.
Hungarian Grass seed advanced l3a2Oc.
HlghWucs. Market firm al i9c Country lots
are held at Isle.
Eggs quiet aud easy at &c per do1
Poultry IN good supply at ~ iJa! 90 per Soh
for chickens aud o. a7c per 10 for turkeys
Provisions. The market Is quiet but firm.
Mess pork is nominal at sll. Bulk meats are
quiet and hrm. Lard quiet. Sales $50 kegs
country lard at &c.
Lave Stock, Beef cattle are IN good request
and firm. with sales AZ 81 OOa3 30 for good TO
choice. and > jUl3 90 tor medium to good. Hogs
were duh and depressed with light sales at - 90
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16

For WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.-The gold
fever Of Washington territory has reached
Rock Island, and she has furnished her share
of adventures to that new country, as well as
to California and Colorado. A party, or rath-
er three parties, one consisting of Joseph y.
Biddison, and Fred. Heath, Of this city, and
l. I. Walker, Of Edg'ngton another Of llar.
rison Borgess., Joseph Conway and Charles
X. Norris, Of this city; and another of Nazrc
and John r. Reynolds, have just left for the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16

IT is now believed by goodjudges of militia.
ry movements that Gen. llaleck designs to
circumvent the rebels at Corinth by siege
and strategy, just as Gen. Mcclellan did at
Yorktown. Instead of an immediate and
prccipitate attack, that would result in ter
1ible battle and the loss Of thousands Of lives,
he will il is thought resort to an extensive
siege, and either capture or drive out the en-
envy from their strong entertainments by slow
but sure degrees.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16

, TTORNEY AT LAW. Rock Island, III,
\ Collections and all other business entrusted
to him viii receive prompt attention Deeds
mortgages, and other instruments written ana ae-
knowedged. Es- Also justice oilhe Peace,
r. =. Special attention given to the col
lection OF pensions. bounty ana arrears OF
nav due soldiers their widows or minor chill
dren, Refer to Mitchell \ Lynde, bankers Judge
wilkinson, Judge Bailey and Mayor Davenport,
D., lsIn md
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16
". ID. WILLIAMS,

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
n Rock Island, HIS, will practice in any Of the
Courts OF Illinois or Iowa Military Claims, State
or National, adjusted and collected. Collections
made and promptly paid over. Deeds, Mortgages,
Wills, Assignments, Contracts, etc, drawn with
legal accuracy.
Office, IN Charles Bulord's Block, corner Illinois
and Eagle Streets, Room No. | upstairs.
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4iusiusss Cards.
:. NJ PETTENGILL d CO..,

MO. 81, PARK ROW, New York, and
State Street, Boston, are our Agents Tor the
DAILY AND WEEKLY ARGUS, IN those cltes' ana
are authorized TO take Advertisements an" sun
scrio,ious for us at our L0W.St Rates.
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iitL>Ri EIatsiiIE.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.-Colicction
j faithfully made and promptly Pald over. VI
Ice at has residence, over KequA's JeweIr store,
!ihnois street.
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MICHAEL LIEBERKNECHT,

1TAILOR-Opposte the Rock Island House
over Eyerts; store. Garments made in the
,atest style and best manner and warranted to ht'
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers All work done IN accordance
with the times and at reasonble prices.
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riiE WEEhlN ARGUS.

Containing nearly all the reading mater olthe
Daliy published every Wednesday morning
ftkMS!--NnEI, subScrUtrs. per nnnum,l Re
vance, ~ 90; II not paid IN advance -
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ALIEN. r. SwANDIIR,

,)OLICE Magistrate and Ex-olhcio Justice
OF the Peace. Collections made and promptly
paid over. Ohice IN Bailey 4 Boyle's block up
stairs, Rock Island.
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C.. II. KNOX,

ITNDERTAKER. COFFIN w Arr :
| house corner Rock River and Madison SITS,
Rock Island. 4 fine hearse and team always IN
readiness VIII procure graves to be dug, furn-
lsh carriages for funerals, ana take the eh'lte
t,nr If the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
length Of time without applying ice to the
BODY Charges moderate.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16

GAS GovERNoR.- Mr. }. 5. Kelly has pur-
chased the exclusive right for Leffingwelps
Gas Saving Governor for the county of Rock
Island, in Illinois, and the county Of Scott,
in Iowa, and he is now engaged in introduce
ing the same in this city and Davenport 1t
is neat little contrivancc which is attached
to the gas meter for the purpose Of regulating
the pressure Of gas upon the burners, and
prevent the passage of any more gas than
can he consumed. 1t stops all " blowing at
the burner, and it is confidently asserted that
it will save the gas consumer fren Is TO 80
per cent of the gas used, Its introduction is
believed to be benefit to both the gas ia
kers and the gas company. for the reason
that, while it reduces the gas bill, it will in.
crease the number Of consumers 1t is war
ranted against explosion or damage Of any
| kind to the gas consumer. One Of the ma
chimes can be seen at this Office diff
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16
PHILIP Il. llI.I NE.

UOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
II 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 him
n trial.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16

Docs TO BE KILLED DRIVE are glad to
see the mayors proclamation in relation to
dogs. There is too many in town, and the
marshal is going to make thorough work Of it,
A dog that isn't worth taking care Of land
very few are) ought to be put out of the way
at once. The life OF one child is Of more con
SEQUENCE than all the dogs in The state
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16

Auction Goops.--l have just now returned
from eastern markets, and bought cheap
stock auction goods, which can sell less than
any house in this city or Davenport. New
styles of Mcclellan goods at 10 cents per
yard Halleck dress goods at II cents sheet
ing at the old price. NJ, GlADEL,
Charles Buford's Block. Nv"
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!

inst Pubitshed m Nedicf Lhtti0Pf
PTlre StI cents.
4 Lecture on the Nature, Treatment ana
Radical Cure Of SpcrmatorrhTa or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Impedrnents to Marriage generally, Nervous
ness, Consumption, Epilepsy and FITS; Mental
and Physical lncapaclty, resulting from Sel-abuse,
&c, by ROBT. J. CULVERWELL, NJ D., Autho-
of the Green Book, &C.
"a Room to Thousands of Suhercrs.'
Sent under seal in d plain envelope, to any adj
dress post yrij on receipt DISK cents or two post
age etarnps, by Dr.. Gil. J. CLINE,
I27 Bowery, New York,
Post Office Box, ljs6.
ami daw 3m inside.
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THE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing full teiegraphlc report. and the la
test news, is published every evening, except
sunday, at STA Dollars year, payable quarterly
in advance,
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nnrTOR !. G.. MORSE,

TAVING located in Rock Island for the
purpose of practcIng his profession, VIII
answer promptly calls in the city and surround
ing country. Office at j. W. Ne!Ie ne" prus
S,e,e Residence on Madison street, one door
north ofP. l.. Cables
Rock Island, April ., lo62
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". l.. DAILY MPLE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
III. Office in the Court House. Reference: D.
Bonar, County Clerk; A. Gould, CrcnIt Clerk J
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF Henry coun-
~, III.
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LIEUT.. Charles Engel, orderly
sergeant of our German and Swedc company
has been promoted to % Lieutenant, in place
of Lieut.. Oppenljck, killed in the battle OF
Shiloh. Charley Is fine fellow, and will
make a good officer. We are glad to hear OF
his promotion.
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A, G.. JOH NSON,

WAGON. MAKER. All kinds of Repair
w ing and Jobblng done at short notice, IN
the hes, manner and at reasonable rates. ShoP
on Washington street, near the ferry landing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-16

DECTIFIEltS and Manufacturers otDomes-
nJts LIQUORS, Importers and Dealers IN Foreign
4 mes and Liquors. Front street. opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island.
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JESSE BDILES

TINE BOOT MAKER. Particular atten
+ ton paid to nice work, and satisfaction guaran-
teed IN all cases Ladies shoes made to order in
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
rs- shop on Illinois street, next door to n.
Perry's grocery store.
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WILLIAM SHEARER,

I,AMILY GROCERY AND PROVISION
I STORE. Produce bought and sold. Store
on the west corner OF Orleans and Otter streets
the Green Corner.
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j. VI. MOORE

WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALER in
w Hardware. Cutlery, Irsn, Nails, Window
Glass &c. corner Of Illinois and Buffalo streets,
Rock Island, Ill.
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CAPT. JouN ToBIES left for his regiment,
near Cornth, ON the Sucker State, on We'd
resday evening The gallant captain has
nearly recovered from his severe wound he
received at shiloh We hope he may escape
the seeesh balls ia future.
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For 81. Louis. tairO, Dunieith. Galena.
FreePOrt. &c.
QUICK TIME AND Low FARE

Passengers taking the evening tram OF III" CHI
cauo and Rock Island Railroad from ock Island
and Davenport, make immediate connection at La
Sale with trains Of the Illinois Central Railroad
gong North and South.
Time from Rock Island to st. Louis, ~ hours.
do do Caro-, 20 do
Soldiers tickets to st, Louis and Caro- for sale
at military rates.
All trans ofthc Chrcago and Rock Island Rail
road connect at Pond Creek with trans OF the C. h.
& q. X. Il. tor Burlington and Quincy.
JNO. +. TRACY, Gent Supt.
CAtis ami Ftrer. CtW5 ami ftrey.
ChiH& uad Esrcr. ChUis aAd ftrer,