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The New York herald., 1862-01-03
PcrsonaI IntelliUence.

grand silver wedding will take place this evening
the residence Of Major wm Watts, late Of the Twofth
regiment New York state Militia. There will be very
large gathering Of the fashionable circles present.
Count do Paris and Duke do Chartrcs left tho Brevoor
House yesterday for Niagara Falls
Dr. william H. Rasseli, special correspondent OF the
London n mes: Calhoun Bcnham, Of California; Captain
Ramsay OF tho United States Army, and Lieut. Grocu Of
the United States Navy are stopping at tho New York
Hotel.
Col Richardson and family, W. Davis, and J. Trum-
bull OF Worcester and Dr. Hancock Of Buffalo, stop
ping at tho Brevoort House.
Hon John Cotton Smith. OF sharon; Dr. Birdsall, Of
California; NJ. ". wsewell of Eug and; w y Stanley of
New York and s. s. Marshall of White Plains, are stop
ping at tho Lafargc House.
Hon. c. NJ. Ingorsoll, of New Haven; Captain W:
Newburg w. II. Merritt Of poughkcepsie j. $. Bah
cock ] a. Bussc and W. r. Rogers, Of New York. J. r..
Cogpshall, OF Phadelpha:E r. Lee, Of Toledo, and r.
II. King, Of Albany, are stopping at the Abermarle
Hotel.
Colonel E. oConner Of Washington Lieutenant Highly,
w. s. woth and X. d. Phillips Of the United states Ar.
my: Lieutenant Terry, OF tho United States Navy; j.
Perry and wife OF Massachusetts; Hsco, of Japan f.
G. Pike Of st. Louis; j. H. Bagry aud wife, Of Philai lei
mia: r. Casper and Henry Aubury, OF Illinois, and d. o.
wadon, Of New York, are stopping At the metropolitan
Hotel
Governor buckingham, Of Connecticut A. T. Edwards,
Saratoga O. Pierce and j.; g. Fay q ,,ms gos.
DR. Cast of the United states Navy g. e. Westcot, W.
o. Dun and ). NJ Wilcox, OF philadelphia; r. r. Brown
of Chicago, and W. u DAVIS Oh saiom, aro s'oppns "
the Astor House.
Colonel williams, Captain Railford and G. w. Dresser
of the United states Army; a. y Pebone, OF Kentucky
George bliss, Of Springfield NJ sanford Of New York
n q Tars q. b. Brown and g. II Weeks, OF Boston; j.
| d Eot and wife, Of Massachusetts,; NJ H. Thorp, o.
Utica j. o. May of Ia Crosse; j. V. Robbins" Cincin
natl and NJ c. Riggs, Of Washington, are sto at thu
| Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Hon. L. ELY, OF Brooklyn; Captain Hitchcock and Lieu.
prentiss Of the United States Army; J. w. Bradley an
| g lawson and wife, and Jacques Scheib and family
Nav York: c. barnard, of Westchester; H. Z. Woods
C. B. Edgsrey, Of Boston are stopping at tho G<amere
I Park Hotel.
| scustor wilkinson, Of Minnesota; Hon. e. y. Wash
burus OF Illinois, Hon. H. L. Dawes, Of Massachuset
HON Erassus Corning and WIFE, and H9A Q. II. Ssrill
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THE BATTLE AT wooDvILI.E.
fspecia! correspondence of the Richmond ispatch]
nca

NASHVILLE, Doc 10, 1861.
,;aantyg # the Tsrons--Deoh Of C'tn TryyReo,gani
rn,,on OF fhe Offccrs-Gcncro, HvnJhrey Marshall, &c.
All Nashville is In state Of excitement just now atont
tho recent engagement Green river and in ancil-
Same place within few days. The Texans who came
down yesterday with the body of Their Colonel were ol
lowed aleng o streets and surrounded at every corner
by the people, anxious TO obtain information OF the &c
tails Of the light In which they had been engaged Tho
interest felt before greatly increased by the sight OF
tho solemn and imposing cortego which escorted the re-
mains Of Col Terry from the Bowling Green car the
Capitol where they lay in state for some time and Then
20 the route to Texas These Texans were indeed
the heroes " tho hour. All those who came down-somo
ten twelve, perhaps-partcipatcd In tho nght and,
consequently, every word they uttered In rectng the
details were devoured with aviy. 1hoy had 70 reote
the history over and over again rs each fresh group Oh
citizens cafnc UP.
All the evening and till late a, nigh, they were thus
employed at those centres Of the city whore the people
delight congregate The narrators appeared to be
we'll pleased in telling the story OF their deeds as were
the people In hearing IT,. The most conspicuous among
the Texans Captain Walker and one by the name OF
Anderson. Both had slain several OF the enemy, and
were by the side Of Colonel Terry tho FIRST desperate
buchanan on tho spot who killed Terry Capt Walker
Ind hs hand in o sling, having received flesh wound IN
tho rht Walker s said to be the best horseinan OF that
Famous regiment Of Texas Rangers. lie Is tall straight,
handsome man, with hne Grccian contour Of features
thought he stood amidst group OF excited listeners
towsrIne shove them ALL with his broad brmncd, drab
oecrcd 1cxes hat bear skin toga bright ana varied CO.
Iorcd Mexican shawl long, heavy boots over his pana-
Icons with heavy Mexican spurs and covered with the
pst Of travel had rarely such interesting
picturo II no had been skotched in that position aud
dress and tho sketch placed In public tho
reugbfaro II would attract the Of all who might
pass, These Texans look like the brgands OF romance
fbey are tho bravcst Of tho bravetbs despeadoes o
civilization, II may use such term.
Ono husdrcd and eighty Texans attacked hve or SIX
hsndrsd Of The enemy and repuscd them e1ectually
of their army which was posted about two miles from
the battle ground, some hyo or six Thousand strong
epmo ef the Texans rode up 70 within hundred yard
n his large force, The enemy had no disposition, how
aver W ssas cut ef tsy lines The engagement was TN
syvsf d few mHuiss, ,ne' over nfteen prcesby ana y
hs time more thaa hundred Of the federa were klle'
sn1 vo,naod sss sixty doad bodias were seen on tn
TUsaSsA Hsi asl bsss fss the death Of Colonel TssTy
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BAgKER-yAIL.-By tho lsg ht Row. LsfatiO Southgate
F5on; IsAAc o. BARRIER to ELLEN Vail.
Bxnxy-CRosxgx-At Philadelphia, Wednesday
January l. at the Church Of the Hny Trinity, by the
REV Phillips Brooks. J. EDWARD BAILEY to FANNIE A.
CRoSry, daughter Of Hsnry Crosey Esq., all Of Philadc
phial
Cteerosx--GoRDe s-On Thursday, January 2, by the
Rev. Dr Hutton, GuBEaT ii. Coasrocx TO Miss FANNIE NJ
GoRpON both Of this city.
FsksER-HgicHr.-At Thompsonvil!e Conn.,, Tues
day Hsceribcr 81 By tho Rev. Mr. Adams, pASIrr r.
FRAsxR Of this city TO iIzA JANE, eldest daughter Of Mr.
DcnjaFnn Bright.
E1.as-BaKER--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening,
Januasy l. by the Rev j. NJ Diiler, at tho residence
tho bride Mr. RonEar s. HoBs 10 Miss DoLIE daughter
of Mrs. Sarah Baker, all Of Brooklyn.
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A PEREZ. AIR CUNBOAT.

correspondent from Jcties' crock sends the Charlie
ton Mercury tho following sugg rston which II publishes
In lts editorial columns with the comment that IL seer
tsiniy possesses the merit Of intense originality
Among the projects for destroying the blockade
tho following plan to me to combine loss risk Of
life than would any other with equal chance Of
srcccss Prepare number or large iron shells. loaded
with ole hundred pounds OF powder and due pIopo.
on Of destructive missiles. lot the shells be heavier
one side and let this side b. Cited with nipples for per-
cussion caps communicating with tho charge. Take
these shells up balloons, and when convenient a
iude ABOVE tho bockaiing squadron, allow them to
descend upon tho enemy's decks The shells should be
Of sufficient weight to penetrate the deck Of any vessel
upon which they nigh. DO dropped. Even IL this plan
were impractcabc upon tho seas II might clear
our harbors, such as Tybeo and Port Royal.
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Albany. Hon. p. ssg, .. Troy Hon. r. T. Davis, of sy-
racuse; u Hoar0 OF Waertswn; Lieut. W. Kidd, Jny
OF the United states Army; b. Gilbert, President OF
the Michigan Southe4e Railroad l.. Rawson OF Ohio; j.
r. comstock sad Met, OF st. Louis, sre stopping ~
tbS ct. Nicholas Hotel.
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The Richmond Examiner on the
Southern Situation,
Rebel Accounts OF the Battt Of WOodville and
the Naval Affair Near NM.fOlk.
The Eject of tho Late Coast Expeditions
on the Rebels.
Deaths Of Prominent ENen in the
South,
kc No In
N>o.,ccooc-.,.oo.c,sr~L ',

We have received copies Of the Richmond Dispatch
Of the 27th ult Richmond Examiner of the 2sth u and
the Norfolk Day Book Of the Both ult.
From these papers enabled to CLEAN various
tracts of of interest to tho general reader giving
pretty tolerable reflex OF matters in the South.
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one O'Clock when most OF the company retired, highly
pleased with the evenings entertainment
sEREsADs TO ALnHRMAs DArros'-Aiaerman pAsson
was serenaded by his frienas ., me N'"'" A''' --''
district, at his residence last night token of grat
tnde Tor the honest manner In which he discharged his
duty TO bis constituents and the taxpayers New York
Ger, orally.
suo.Hx OF AMARMsD woaAs.-Mary Ann Hon. a mar.
ried wossn residing at No. 90 Banks street. committed
suicide on TussSs night, by taxing anide of potassium
Deceased had bces 'ring under temporary alteration
Of mind anc was re,slyeo On committing suicide for some
tins, Coroner Naumaa held inquest upon the body
Mrs. HoG native Of PsnRsyIvah.a ard was twenty
seven years OF egs.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE READERS OF THE NEW YORK SUN. .

Once write myself Editor and Sole Proprietor o.
THE NEw YoRx sun Ny do dream OF rural enjoyment -
broken, and prisoner TO pen and types. For
sought avoid the surrender but only 20 hnd
without avail. Thongh aud hand may no longer
mingle with roitous OF the so!l they must relurn 70
known ronns OF duty. But congIzuinto
myself my SURROUNDINGS. Never more ry-
ay IL ccrnny Is pleasant 20 greet tried rienlG
aud ian and old associations, though 10
be arainst ones Will Nv old shoes, give back
grateful and adding their httle lnts TO mako
sncoth winch Gun be bat 'uggcd at the best NV asso
drtcin auor uin hands With me Ia renewed ccernhsor
lath Us share duty in quciing the uras
re eian ronc o'er the land ana fas usap
pstr;0c desires To insure shc iros ccIpiets
per formAnce OF that duty
What them the readers Of the SUM Nothing tho
announcement that hrnceiorth it's puDis,sr and
manager They require prospectus,
platform of GOOD IA the iuurc wilt
10 them in its columns. Whatever nay past ansGenent
them In cxpcctng that much rOmsc IL moro
within the abilities, more they sha re-
cciyc For my advertising friends shall. as ever, keep
open house and that Sun Will aiways be welcome
visitor in its old hauns besides anding many many pew
'"''' r-''e ' 'i MOSES g. BEACH,
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DE Bramc's Patent Skate
NO STRAPS. NO CLAMPS. NO PAIN
Sold by A. Macmillan, No. $50 Broadway
Sold by A. Delmar, No. 7O6 Broadway.
Sold by W. N. seymour & Co., No. Chatham square.
Sold by Baldwin X johnson, No. SO Maiden lane.
Sold by Patterson Bros Psrk row.
Sold by J. H. Bate Co., No. Warren street.
Sold by Clarke, Burke & Baker, Maiden lane
And all the principal Skate dealers throughout the
try
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Royal Havana LOftcry.-Prjzer CasheH
and information furnished by BAYLOR Co. Bankers, I6
Wall street, n. Y
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Prizes Cashsd fn all Lcgafszcd Lotte-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BAfTS, Broker,
~ Wall street. up stars New York
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Barry's TricOpherous Is the Best and
cheaes article FOR dressing beautying curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies'. try L. Sold By
all druggss
The New York herald., 1862-01-03

Co.'s Kentucky sni Missouri State lotteries
KEsTucEs EXTRA CLASS l-Jaa. 2. L.s2.
2, "a, 38, SO. 5S, Ia, SO, 81, 70, is, 81, 81.
KEsTrcsr CLASS 2-Jan q 1882
81, 20, sc, 2, g. ID, IL, 3, as, 20, 60, 25, I6.
Circulars sent free o. charge by .ddres,ng ehert,
MURRAY, EDDY co,
ky. Or Lou Mo
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: Cristadcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
the bex, In the world wholesale RETAIL and c dye
"a riva,ey applied. No. 6Astor House.
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\ Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm ths
rid HARMLESS. relnbe and Sold asr ND
pill sd at BACHELORS wig factory IL Bond street
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Happy New Year, 1SG2.-Lndfes, we
wish all happy year, anu you sincere
thanks for the kind and liberal patronage extended toward
the hoping b. attention business
Hn selling good articles at moderate prices to merit
MILLER ( so, 3s7 Canal street.
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hHilirs Hair Dye, so cents. Black ar
Eros 0nsuent for the Hair Depot No. 5sr-
e&aysitreei, and soH by all druggists.
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Married,

HOllOway'9 OintmeRt and Pills. To
coughs sa2dcoids rub the Ointment into
AMI chest: take thss Pills at the time.
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BcaufseuH Conn naplexfon.-La1rd's Bloom
81 Youth Eiqula Pearl. has equal preserving
Identifying plsxon druggists
Broadway.
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DE Brnmc's patcnt Sknt,

Good Sknting mt Disbrevv's Ice Poad,
evening, between Fifth and Madison and
Thirty ninth and Forileth streets.
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Trusses.-Mnrsh IS Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusscs Shoulder Braces Dr. Wndsworths Uterine
oppOsite the church
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A Pure TSBaeco,-Y elbow Bank TObnc-
ccioodwin 'I,urc yellow BANK Tobacco all i'm
p-rles. for sale by AL acaIcrs and at
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Oaeial Ora wings Of .he Delaware syate

EXTRA CLsss 2-Janr,ary 2, 1862.
66, ~, 36, s, Q, SO, Al, SO, 81, 7. 73, ~, 45.
Glass II2-January 2, 1862
p, !6, g., 6s, IL. ~, 70, is, 40, %, 20, ii.
J. A. MORRIS 4 co,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Green Tsmtle soup nRd Steaks, mt
KKILEYS, th!s day aad every dsy. 2Ss Hudson street.
Families surplir
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VenisOn, First Quality Haunch, LOln or
saddle, ut retail, l25c per h.; turkey, 10c chickens
DAVID H. CLARK, Washington Market, side,
fish market.
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Lndies Reautitied.-Phnlon e.

"Snow White Oriental Creamy imparts beautiful pearl
tint 10 the compile Sion upon the first application Sold
all druggists the United States Europe and South Ancca.
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GET THE BEST.
TIE NEW YORK sun

GEr TIE BEST.
TiIE NEW YORK SUN
One Cent per copy.
Scrycd by carr a 81 cents week.
GRAND PRESERVATION.
Every subscriber sun viii bc serted dh cop1
Of the most - - ------. -
COMPLETE MAP OF THE SOUTHERN STATES,
showing all the cities and the hartors ana coasts
sons buckcdng sluafrvns rairosns api ostes
with portraits Prrsidcn ucoln and secTcty Csmercn.
General Scoti and Gcn, raj MrCl;llan.
,N sATu uKpAN. JAN 4, is6,
And on the saray date viii B. c'nlm-nced in w SUM-
HUNTED DOWN,
an original story written expressly for Its cclsmns by The
'e'c''"''u MRS AIMS STEPHENS.
besides the usual summary OF news ic, from cares
pondenls, dc. .... .,,.. 49,. -.
viii he ontuccd with eucsy ana c,icrprisc stcd -
make 1t . ...,..,, 49,. 49,, ..-.,, c,-,
its former proprietor having the cement
fully prepared this end a TIA ability ashs
mand.
BY leaving the address nj the ono-, TIE SIN viii bs.
served desired week, snnonth year-aA
M,EES 5. BEACH,
Sole proprietor OF a. > sun cstab'ishment
Orisa OF Nssssu and bon street1s New.YcsA
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DEATHS OF PROMINENT MEN IN THE
SOUTH.

The II Francis T. Rives died at Petersburg, Va on
the 2Gth ult
Major Frank R. bloom, OF Macon, Aid TO General Henry
r. Jacl doi the night OF tho 10th ut OF pneumo
mia, at Macon, Ga.
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MISCELLAN EOUy.

A NOTICE TO SKATERS--A NEW STySE OF SKA
~ ting Boot jones' 10 and l2 Ann Also Doubas
Soed Boots, at 81 81, four different kinds
A LII ARyyGI.Es FOR SOLDIERS SHOULD BE SENT
"A by Haspdens Express, "a Broadway, al haf rates.
The evening Argus., 1862-01-25

has been onaly4cd By DR.. CHILTON OF New
York, the first Analytic Chemist IN America, and
is certified under his hand TO be FIRE. FROM pE-
trrERous ingredients, rs well Splcnded Dye,
instantaneous N It's opcr'tlon, and perfect IN It's
results. Manufactured by J. ClilsrADORo, 8
Astor House, New York. Sold everywhere, and
applied by all Hair Drcsscrs. Jan. -, twaw m.
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com MERCIAi..
RoCk ISLAND MARKET,

koCk ISLAND, Jan, 2Sd, 1862,
FLOUR Sprlug double extra, IL SACKS, s3,Oo
wholesale, and -, 90 At retail II purchasers tnd
packages II is sold at ~ cents less than the above
quotations.
Wheal-jSaGNr
Corn--l2lalic.
ats-llRl3c.
Rye -Nrg ntrIe offered ru,es lrom l. Il"
20, according {" quality.
klt,ry--gOa11v,
Bru,--3nal go per bu'hrI
Potatoes -!ua!9r per huShr'.
Outuus-l, l,C per hnsDe,
Butter -lOaI".rH the UNuaI puer, NtHrhotce
lots l9!c.
Eggs.-lOll2l, per do1,
Poultry Live chickens, sluuaI,!U per doc
dressed turkeys, ., per 10 prMrte cmokcus, GOA
l,2u pee dol ducAs, Sl,aJal 10 qua,Is, Joaooe
per duI.
Brc'-Goud beet cattle, i've weight, At the
butchers, command - ,i1aS2 per hundrrd lbs,
Pofk-Our packer, arc now paying from $500
to $40 rcr hundred pounds, lnf dressed hugs,
but thry must be Ncry choice aud heavy to COM
mtnd the latter figure,
The butchers are paving to lie tor 1--we hogs
and a5c Tor dressed,
Hides s--Grccu country &c green saitcd, he ;
dry sltcd, 9c dry hnt, zoe green caIi, De :
sheep pclts, ,Jtl Joe,
Hay-Pmuc s3,OUajOO por ton, Timothy or
Hungarian Sj,OOau,oO pcrtuu.
Wood-Odk $500 to Si,uO a cord.
Coal-ScIrctcd coal is sold at the Coal Valley
yard at : cents per bushcl, aud delivered at' cts
per bushol
From teams IN MNrkc square, coal ls usually
sold at 'aloc per bus.
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ESTlstY.

\ otice is hereby given that On the 10Th day
Y Of November, \, D., ls6l IN the ruwn oi
Black Hawk, G, ", Griffin took upas an Estuy,
one Bay iiorse, 10 hands high, supposed To be OF
years old with the letters "U, So branded ON
left shoulder white strip 90 the forehead, q
small white spot On hl, nose and one on his upper
lip, and shoe on hls right fore foot. Appraised
before David BrownIee Esq, Justice Of the
Peace IN SAID Town, Al so
Also, one DARK Cncstnut Sorfcl Horse about 10
hands high, about seven years old, " / s"b brand
cd on the left shoulder, small white ,tup ~ face,
aud shoes ou both tore feet. Appraised before
David Rrownloc. E,q., . Justice Of the Peace Va
SAID town, At sac JOSEPH COMET, Cl,rh.
Rock Island, Jan'y, 0th 1861.
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rHE WEEkLl ARGUS.

Containing nearly All the reading matter "ithe
paIly spubllshed every "Wednesday morning
TERMS; Single subscribers, per annum, n ad-
vance, $500; II aot paid IN advance 81 90.
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CHICAGO d ST. LOUIS K. X. Line
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Two Express Trains on and after Dec. lst.ls6l.
Trains will leave West Side Union Depot at a
III daily, except Sundays, aud ll.4j m, except
Saturdays. Arrlye at Chicago at IN and $40
p m.
Joliet and Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at p IN daily, and arrives at 9,45 IN.
Aplrht train, with sleeping car attached, will
run through to st. LOUIS every night, except Sum
day, leaving this city at II 40.
JAMES R0BB, Receiver.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, :,
Rock Island County. J
n, all ila.atsiyat0rS, EXECUTORS ami GadyaHis
As the Statute Law of thrs State requires all Adj
Illustrators aud Executors to render an account
of their administrations at least once IN each
wear, to the Probate Court aud also at the end OF
Two years nj iarthes to close the settlement ofo
tatcs therefore
Notice Is hSrehy giren, to all Administrators OF
estates lu said County, to render account of their
administrations, 10 aud before sad Probate Court,
agrceahly 60 the requirements of law also Guard
Iaus of Wards IN ike manner IN order IL prevent
the necessity of lssuln. summons,
~ order Of Court
JOSEPH COMET, Clurh,
Rock Island, Jan, 18th 1862,
IAN li-dw3N,
Rcglstcr, Independent, nud Chrome Dcs Wcs-
ems, please copy three weeks
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FOREIGN News. England interfering with
the Mason and Slidel affair has caused great
excitemen, among the New York merchants
Notwithstanding many Of them have refused
to sell sugar and coffee, N. Perry Of Rock
Island, is selling sugar and coffee as cheap as
ever n Perry has just received fresh
supply Of new ra-ins and citron, and all the
dalnties for the holidays. Also fresh ar
rival Of kerosene oil, of the best quality, at
60 cents per gallon. All wishing to purchase
good goods, at low prices, will do well to call
nt \ perrN,.
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DENTAL CARD.
&ljiji4

nR. HARRIS would take TINS methpa pnoh Ii
| )tcndering his thanks to the citizens OF ROCK
IsI,rd and vicinity for their very liberal patron
age. and informing them that he has returned ana
viii be IN attendance at his office, in Webbers
oIock, Rock Island, where he is fully prepared
and will be happy to perform any and all opera
ions OBTAINING to his profession.
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Mississippi u Missouri Railroad.
4sss:y; 4ssy .Eaf .ssas ssseSE sSesS sa si
i.G2- WINTER ARRANGEMENT -i-6!

Tram, run by Chicago tlmei winch Is twelve mln-
utes faster than Davenport time,
lN AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
" 18Th. 1852, and until further notice, passenger
trans will leave Dayenpnrt as follows:
For Marcngo and Washmgton.. 1000 4. NJ.
Trains arrive at Davenport rs tolows3
From Marcngo and Washington.. 800 2. VI.
From Iowa Observation-Disclosures. \. VI.
Morning trans out of Davenport make direct
connections At Marcugu, Iowa tuy aud Wash.
lngtou, with the Western Stage tomplny's
Stages tor all points west,
Trains from the west connect At Davenport with
trains of the Chicago y Rock Island Railroad lor
all points North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as to the destination Of
their baggage, Also To procure tickets before tax
ing Their seat, IN the cars,
JOHN +. TRACY, Gcul. Supt,
A. klMBALL Asst. Supt.
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4 BLlE SCALP AND WITNERED HAIR


are the consequences ot using dyes containing
Nitrate Of silver. Bear this ia mud, and remcm-
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,t,,co two-roId spccjic actlon-on the one hand, +,
iurr,lsjng the prlrjpic wh,ch Constitutes
NERTOIS ENERGY; and on the other, being
the AfOST POWERFUL BLOOD GENERAT-
ING AGENTS kNOtFN. They act with Promp-
,,s,and certainty IN aH general morbtd coHd'ttonS,
such as Chrome Bronchitis Asthma, Scfoiula
Marasmus, Aucmla, Fcmar" complaints &c., ana
IN all disorders ot Nervous OF Blood systems,
Th,,r effect upon the tubcrcuar condition IS IN
,rn,.rr-GH ihc gPncrdi symptoms disappearing
miih rdpidiy which IS rcatig marccio"S. They
iuryca,e the Nervous Or ritdt energA relieve Cough,
check Night sweats, diminish Ehpectorat'on' nm
prove the Appetite, arrest DarrhHa, and PROMOTE
RrrRrsnING sIrfr. 4 fAIR IRLiL Is CER.
TAN CIRE
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ESTRaY.

\ office is hereby given that on the 23d day
\ Of December, 4. D., 1861, ~ the Town Of
Moline, David r. Wood took up as an estray, one
Dark Brown Mare colt about one year old, which
vas aopralsed before Ellsworth Mapes, Esq, a
Ius,iec Of the Peace IN sad town, at Thirty dol
lars JoHtfH ''Nhi, N''fh
Rock island Jau'y. 10th 1862.
The evening Argus., 1862-01-25
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TNDERTAKER. COFFIN W Il b
house corner Rock River and Madison SITS,
Rock Island. A fine hearse and team always IN
readiness Will procure graves to be dug, ilth-
lsh carriages tor funerals, and take the ehtfe
charge OF everything connected with the prepafa,
tInr nf ibe corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
apy length Of time without applying ice to the
hnry CHARGES moderate.
The evening Argus., 1862-01-25
PAINTING AND GLAZING.

,NHE undersigned have formed copart-
ners1ip for the purpose OF carrying on 'he
business of painting, granng, paper hanging ana
glazing, in all their branches, and Will execute al
orders from town or country, with promplhesS' III
the best manner, and at reasonable rates -
orders NAV he sent through the post .stficc, or
loft at the corner of Rock River and Elk streets
JACOB GIFT,
STEPHEN AlNSWORTH.
Rock Island, Nov IA, dwtt
The evening Argus., 1862-01-25
CALL AND SETTLE.

A Ii notes and accounts due me or the late
n firm of Whitaker Everts, must be paid by
the first day of January next, or they w'l be lei'
with II. C. Connolly, Esq, for collection. Take
due notice and govern yourselves accordingly
Dsc3 dawtf A. LNhnAS.