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The New York herald., 1862-09-27
tALEr AT AUCTION .

A SsI0NEEls SALE ar ELEGAN H0usyloLD FOR
"A NiTURE -k4kESr R0rd, AJCfiNEER.
An extraordinary OPPORTUNITY Tor houseercpers aud the
gtiful Hosseho Furniture oG the large pryas
rsdencr No la Canton place, West Eighth between
fA aud VIII 10 SOLD al lubic auction this
sa, ssaturaayl Seu ~ IL o'clock. precisely, The
hshes boaer wIh aa reserve, consisting o. eefan fsr
hoe crimson and gold brocate. eeant
Liprsry suit covered IN green silk reps; handsome
Er.rSun Chairs Turkish Chars aud Lounges to match,
r>cs cod Cenlge Pier Tables Etagtres, wiin niir
aud doors; Pier and Oval NJ rro,s, Lace cnr
sAiGs SHADES Gar Oh Paintings Cana Vases twenty.
one day Brsnxe Clock Lays wriuag Table rose ,ood,
ma hogauy ana blacS wand BE seads, bureaus wash
Aas Chairs Tables Book and Corner Stands,
tesse s1is Beds Rock r.. Clocks Mirrors r,s aud
Tsbes Glass China ana SILVER ware Iable Gut
irr, walnut sde6oard twelve Dining eAas, Sale
positive.
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BILLIARDS.

)IiIARDs.-Fo SALE At A GkPAr sACRIFICE
IL ion ~ Pbelsns test marble hea faes al Lals,etCs
Hail. Wlth all ths hxturrs fppriai4.hg cushions
A.. y, 4alsIulAs - ~ .rt w. Ia = " ~ srcet
u y. MANSON
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sEGAns AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS VERY CHEAP-.tT TIE SEUAR AGENCY
- No ~ Broadway, stairs sunrs oealels Poole
est procure Hsrsna p9pesc ind 1grman sars At less
tL..n slsrkei rAtss o. y broae-'l,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lNENTRAL DEPARTMENT OF THE METROPOLITAN
~ foa No AIS Br acme 81 eet--At a me eung ol ths
roard Of roe ed the 2oih day Of September ioo1 We
folaNng ivsor lion Mas aoorted -
Resv1d thanks II this Board BE- presented 20
x Gett. son, for their donation OF $25 IN aid OF 'ne
Metropolitan G.srd
NE& fotG. PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON RAlLhoAD
~ Cem-A The meeting OF the stockhou.rs OF
this coapy VII ned IN ir oice In the city rfov
dence rlesiay the 3Oth inst At lOte O'Clock M .or
the ei of directors tor The ensuing veal tahsier
books will be closed ON Thursday, the 25tn inst
NoTlCE--THE TRANSFER BOOKS or THE CONEv
IN md AID Railroad Company WIN be x os
kee oce Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Cosa
pany, Wall street. New York. -
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A NJ. cRISTALAR, AucTIoNEER, WILL SELL on
"A. Monday, sept ~ At "a ocl0ek Al q BweIy iRrse
assortment Cloth, Cass mere, Pilot aver and Peter
Fro X, sack Busnss and Over Goats Do skin Cloth.
Cssi Satinel ants; 81 k Satin. Velvet CLOTH ard
Sa,st mere SITS. Also pie Goods. Cloths Cassmeres
50 anes Musins Lin ms. Alpaca Fancy Goods, &C.
A J. L. SMl I'll. .AucTloNEER-WILL SELL THIS
n day. nj iOia ocloN, the Furniture of family
Eng dp Housekeeping the private residence IL Ninth
street. near Thir avenue. Sale positive Deposit required
srem 6vssy purchaser.
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UCTION NOTICE.
u TnOS. N. CONNAUGHToN auctiopcar.

~ Il
"A TnoS. NJ CoNNAUGHToN, auctcncer,
wDee this day, los clock 2 Tard avenae all the
Houecho,d Furniture
consisting of Brussels Tareeply
Carpes mahogany Bedsea F. ather Beds. Boslers, P
loss Sheels Blankets Qus. Chairs, Tanes, Book
cases WaIdrobes. Bureaus, Wasbsands, line toned
eNooi Pianoiorte a!so French upright Psnofor,
~ Encrtsngs richly glt bes sc
sanket lsG Side saddle, with Bride rye
Vases, do CocK~ IS Mats Extension Table silver pla I'd
ft Sci H. ,nammelled, richly git Tea set China Cut
Glass DecaUirs. las ,iohlt oSeiher
X tche Furniture. Kettles DC. Cham
- 4 an gas FNlnres.
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4 rs sBowERY.-MADAME wIDGER, cLAIRyoYA1T
100 and gfed spansh ,ady unveilr III uigsisfes of
futrrity love marriage abs Ht ferdt tckfes ure rat,
medicines for all diseases, scs ~ lNrf uroogS lat
o q stolCn.
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INSURANCE.


INSURANCE AND THE wAR-TIE UNDERSIGNED
the payment OF ono hundred dols by any person
hsble to the impending drafts are prepared to
who may p called p ~ y enter tDs serse The q three
hundred dolaTs This will BILE ali a auo
nandso bounty Tor their families while
defence Df The Union. also cumpen
abe families Of those who In the place
irsfed.
l.. BALLARD A Co
Merchants and Bankers Agency,
30 broadway, corner OF Iseade street
WE HAVE THE OFFICIAL APPROVAL OF THE
AUTHORITIES.
vhe draf 81 this State win take place October TO- by order
cf oo,ernor No gan.
TIE nod order prevent furt INTERN ptions
business, by frequent nquir hereby
me responsibility OF Messrs. L. BALLARD
and authorize them 20 show et tae Office perme
siop 10 refer 10 us. GEORGE RoBBINS A son.
AUGUST BELMONT co.
READ U3EyEL 4 CO
LirERN0RE CLEwS co.
SHERMAN. TALLMAN co.
DASHsL DREW.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN co
ORLANDO NJ. POGART
HOYT SPKAGUES co.
HINT. TrLLfNGHAST n co.
LAfHkOP. LUDDINGrON co.
HOWES. HYATT A co.
tLAEllN, MELLEN GO.
SUTTON. SMITH A co.
hcCRblf A ARMOUR.
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n A. Chiffon, ArcTioNEER

- a. Chiffon, AECTIONEER
-. Unied ) Of condo onned Pilot
bead AMI luur. WI e sold public auction. Monday
= - 1867 II O'Clock, the lehose Nos - I'll
Is street, VIII / hall, N w York
LOO boxes, 30 pounds each, quality Pilot Bread
sag tiy 4ngUu.
Also PA oirres of Flour, Of good brands silently da
ed. sac positive. Terms casu, IN bankabe funds
Sal Of Lieutenant Co onel b. Eaton. A. =. G.
Su sst Auctionrer ofce No IS Nassaa street
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A NIB CHAPMAN. AucTIoNEER.
A NaGSIFlcESr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Hl,IG AUCTION

This dsy fSsiuray the elegant private residence ss
Wc.t SiXesnth street. Fifth Sixth avenues
l1 o. oes comprising tue areest and richest
n.Isah0.d Furniture offered a clon this
inr X ON snils Piauofnr OIL Paintings. Carpets Cocks,
Cbanaolrrs Cu talns. EtRseres. Extension Tables.
Euiets Chna SILVER Ware, Table Cutlery ood
ana blark Chamber furniture, Mattresses Feather
kltclen Furniture.
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DLNJ MIN NEA ER, JR..
ID nces sale BEN EANEE.
an s., ur .ay Srlt II 1852, Al 10 I
We wrpty fourth ,treri, being Il
Morrison, a iarg assortment OF orna
moulds, materials, solids, c,rnices,
an nan mo plank, IA. &c.
composin i complete ornamental p
Aasco t e pre..ts. Z "a a n 10 Vest
has about .wo ~ ars To run; rent 400.
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(SEO. 6. HAYDOCK, AUCTIoNEER FRENCH AND
VI American Fins Glassware, bs ROBERT HAYDoCk. on
Thursday Oct l0 O'Clock his Ol Liberty
street. months credit 50 packages French Glass, 500
packages American Glassware Tumblcrs Gobiets Lamps,
CbImneys. &c, B hhds Rockingham War.
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|. DWARF slNrzENlcn. .AunrIoNEER-FINE VINES

Z Nv And sI'TAENItH AUtTIUNIEK--FINE WINES
IL I.i-i leas. Liquors Is DIV ~ ES
a o., his .sa Grday III O'Clock A desirable
mes, nrandies some vey nne o;l WINS
Sheiy, Port in bottles, casrs, derioans taye
ssoi Ases OF Champagne green sea, In Po hciAslck
% chests of Ouons fea, and 10 00J Segar- A
20 ooons Tea. The aaltention buyers
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Wno WOULD NOT 90 70 MAKE Ak. z TnFlE FoargNE @

w GO ye, one all, TO see Miss WELLINGTON the
ruuow ned English popnetsss universally uchnuwled
The best OF astroogsts wh6 ranees 20
her health, weaith and happiness
inpat 10 them information oil the utmost impor ancc
relative tolswsus journeys absent irends love, ooursnip
hidden enemies anu uoubiein
OF affairs bic. Brave soldiers iearn your doom. OF
glory fe death II you seek your prosperity and
feciity you'll decay To visit or address ~ this
highly sftcd aud beautiful young lacy az loi SAN venue,
ouosite Eighth Miss W II the only person
city the genuine Roman and Arabian ialsmans
love good Luck aud Dus ness aua warranted for life
Lucky numbers gwen also nighl ecabe city refc
rences Drunkenness cured and uufaal wives aud hus
ba nd reclaimed.
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LpwARp sINrzENlcH. ArcrIoNEER-AssIe

II sar Of tluahe 7ricu;rai lml iements, Machines.
Seeds being the OF Messrs Mapes Lo X
ny ID. W. IVES Co. on Wednesday, OF. (, at II
O'Clock the pgems % Coandt street the stock
nting f23,UUl Messss Mapes ood,
consisting ever vaieiy Agrieu raj anu horticulture
NJ chimes and Impe tn approx styles and
e; Garden, Field and Flower Seeds A full
semen giving full details VIII be published few days.
taia fy before sale and he
had application. We RESI- ecfully call this
sale worthy attention agricultnriss farmers, deal
ers, shippers others
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HENRY II. LEEDS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ii sale.-BEARf II. LEEDS Co VIII sell at auction,
on Monday. sept 20 At lex O'Clock ai No - seventh
mo-, tween Fifteen h and sixteenth Household
Furniture by orier cf ecutors, ting Of general
rtnentvi1 Brussels and ingram Carpets mahogany
Parlor and Dining Room Furniture hai~coih;
Pier Mirrors rosewood Piauoorte DvaGs Centre Tables,
Cband crs Gas FiatDrcs, Cum Vases Wardrobes,
Dressing Bureaus Mattresses &c. China Cas- Mating,
without
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sgKIPPINo,

oTICE-yHE REar.lCTloNs ON TRAVEL nav
~ ahe . - r,nu,ed sy OF the Wa De e,.rtinanL
70 49, ooui 10 ,s Europe wiz no ionser be ured
" "Hos'oe themselves ~lLh Passports.
JOIN q. DALE Agent
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TIENRY H. LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j.

III LEEDS co. wll sell auction Sa uruay Sept.
a. lUs clock the slesroom 25 Nassau street
o. aad second hand Furniture viL:Brus
sels and lngfnn Carpets elegantly carved rosewood Parlor
Suits DinnS Room and Library Suits carved oak marble
sop sideDoards ODD pacA walnut Wash
stands DO. Commodes black walnut marble top Etasere,
nte and Oval Mirrors rosewood and marble Console
Tables marble top Genre Table, maho do,
Hair Mattresses Straw Re IS Feather Pillows Straw Paas
ses &c; SILVER Plated Ware, Knives Forks ana spoons
Aso AT l. o'cleek, rosewood Piano. made hy q. IL.
barmore. One mahogany Piano, made by Davies Bros.
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IMPORTANT SALE.
4 hnGARr ArCTfoNEER-nY : AI nnGARr

I BOGAKT, AUCTIOSEER-By s. ). BoGARf.
81 TINS iay II O'Clock. the auction rooms, No. l
north in street Shens sale Of Liquors consisting Of
81 and hall pipes OF Holland Gin Cognac otard
Brandy, Port and Sherry Wine Monagehala Nhiskey Lon
don Dock Gu Scotch Whsksy. Bliters bottled Ale. Sc
JOHN KELLY Late sheriff
Also eight dozen Bushel Baskets Household Puru ture
So Belstead Tables Chairs Carpets Grover Baker
Sewing Mscnine &c, &c.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
" 80.
.as pxLFs GULF COTTON.
"' 'f .z1rs i;srTt
DANIEL H. BURDETT, AUCnUEEEE
BY virtue an order OF sale q directed by pgn Will
liam Marvin Judge District Court Tor the Southerr pisrcl
of Florida, I VIII soil A. public auction,
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER i.
Al Ai2ococS NJ,
From Ward & Gov.s Guion stores Brooklyn
sOi BALES GULF COTTON,
Cargo priAe schooner william.
Samples may fflday and until Iay OF sale
th. oflce oi Hiram Benner, sNall street.
A. ;be and place
THE FHlZE SCHOONER WILLIAM
her Apparel Tackle aud Furniture, a. she ties Asp.
40 dock, JAMES.C. CLAPP.
United States Marshal Southern Dntrc of Florida
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AIrcIInNEER As

AUCTIoNEEE AS
Jr., wili sell ~ auction
o'clock, III the alop 275
ne prop rty Of James
..nental plasters, tools.
centres. scrolls, WAX
In ia ! everything
laster shop. Also the
Twenty fourth street;
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MAR MEETING-To BE HELD At THE PREsBY-
w church in Yorkviie, Monday evening, the
18th nst 7 o'clock the purpose uf uring recruits
for the irondes orsan ed under the ausp es OF
the Young Mems Christian A socaton The pnbic generally
invited 70 attend The following scnsmen IRE eyp ct.d
address the meeting Hos. Auran Wakefnan, Rev j.
NJ. l. Quackenbush II 7. len ESD. Rev a T. Bots ord
Zen Rev, q Ra1 u JRte waSeey lev Ma or L sarnrs 'Ap -
Thomas Rutter George Mafnor ]. r. Smith,
Tbos Z. Dey, II. Crai,u, JACOB Dunn.
III. i. ALLEN, Secretary. NN. !. PEASE, Chairman.
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ToHN II. BURLEY, AucTJoNEEE, WILL SELL THIS
- uay, att o'clock at 4if Canal street, rosewood,
hogan other Bcisteads Bureaus. Wash stands Hat
Card Tables sofa Beds Cottage Suits Etsg.res Loa
Glasses bookcases Wardrohes marble Sdeboards
Larg. Muse Box Stoves, Hair and otber Mattresses,
Feather Beds Blankets, Fbnws, Bedding Chars, LNtcn
sion Centre and Tables Brussels Three Ply
Carpets; ocoths together with everything Tor hous-tecp
mug To he vrith thOut reSe
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-27
PHOTOGRAPHS,
OF THE
Journal Of the iii. State Agr'l Society.

To the Friends Of agriculture and Mechanic Arts
The Executive Committee of the Illinois State
Agricultural Society believe the time has arrived
when the publication of Journal ofthe Societ,
is lmperatlvely demanded
Pursuant, therefore, to the duty with which they
are charged by the second section of the Consti.
tuition OF said Society, revised and adopted by the
meeting of delegates from County Agricultural SO.
cletlcs, held on the Fair Grounds, at Jacksonville
Sept, $50, they have made the necessary arrange
ments for the issue OF such Journal monthly com.
mencing with January, 1862.
Each number will contain at least 80 pages
(octavo) of reading matter, composed principally
OF such portions of the transactions of the State
and County Societies, and communications on the
subjects OF Agriculture in all its branches Me-
chanlcs and Natural History, as may require early
publication.
w. All Premiums offered and Awarded by the
State Society will appear in its columns.
All persons and especially Secretaries and other
officers of County Societies, respectfully re-
of general interest to the industrial classes, as
they may from time to time arise in their respec-
tive localities
TO place the Journal within the reach of all
the subscription price has been fixed at FIFTY
CENTS YEAR, barely sufficient TO cOrer cost Of
publication, payable invariably in advance.
Back numbers for the current year will be furn-
lshed until the edition is exhausted
All subscriptions and communications may be
forwarded to the undersigned, Springfield, ILL.,
nois. JOHN P. REYNOLDS,
Cor Sec. and Editor Journal.
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SIiERIFF'S SALE,

4 $ SPECIAL MASTER. BY virtue of a
n Special execution and Fee Bill, to me direct
ed, and delivered by the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court OF Rock Island County, in the State of ILL.,
nois, in favor of Henry Snyder, and against Will
lam W. Wiltshire and Samuel c. Davis, have
levied upon and am commanded to sell the
following described real estate, to-wit: Com
mencng on point on Second street one hundred
and nine (lO9) feet South OF the corner of Second
aud James streets IN James Mays Second Add.
ton TO the Town of Port Byron, extending South
Eighty go feet; thence East on line with Mrs.
Thompson's Land Two Hundred and fifty (250)
feet; thence North Eighty (s0l feet; thence
West Two Hundred and fifty ESQ., leet to the
place of beginning, together with all the appur-
tenances thereto belonging; and situated in the
County OF Rock Island aud State of Illinois, as the
Property of said defendant, which will offer u,
Public Sale at the Door of the Court House, IN
the City and County Of Rock Island, IN said State
on the sth day of March, A. d., 1862, between the
hours OF Nine O'Clock A. NJ, and Sunset OF said
day, for Cash in hand, to satisfy said Execution
Dated this lith day OF February, A. D., 1862.
DAVID HAYES,
Sheriff Rock Island Co., HIS,
and Special Master in Chanceiy.
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FROM GEN. CURTIS, ARMY.

St. Louis, Feb. Earthquakes have been
received at headquarters from Gen. Curtis.
He had penetrated thirty miles into Arkan.
sas, and occupied camp Of instruction Of the
enemy II is MS large us Benton Barracks,
St. Louis, and will accommodate % 900 or
10000 men.
Considerable quantities of commissary
stores were found there.
Our army has subsi-ted for ten days on pro.
visions taken from the enemy.
Price was several miles beyond Curtis with
a large force and there was some indications
of his preparing for fight If so he will be
accommodated with fight, and, if not, oul
troops will 20 further south, because the trans
portation Of the necessary subsistence from
st. Louis is difficult and expensive. The re
treating enemy eat up everything in thei
path, leaving nothing to sustain the unior
troops.
Ger. !Ialleck this morning telegraphed t.
/ Gen. Mcclellan rs follows: prices army
has been driven from his strong post at Cross
! Hollow. The enemy left his sick and wound
ed, and such stores as he could not destroy
and burned the extensive barracks"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-27

Special to Tribune
WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-The house bill for
the apportiunment of members of congress
among the states, to day, passed both houses
The amendment which was adopted gives
one additional member to the states of Yer
mont, Rhode Island, Ohio, Kentucky. Hi
nois and Minnesota in consequence of the
| large fractions in the population of these
| states not represented by the law as it first
passed the house Thus Ohio, which now has
2l members, by the law as it passed the
house, gets Is, and by the amendment it will
get 10 members The bill only requires the
signature of the president to become a law.
The armory committee WILL to morrow, re.
port in favor of establishing a national foun.
dry east of the Alleghanies, and an armory,
foundry and manufacturing arsenal west Of
the Aleghanies.
The sites to be selected by five commission
ers to be appointed by the president who
shall report within six days'to the secretary
OF war, who shall send the result, together
with estimates of cost to congress. The three
works west are intended to be placed at diff
terent points.
The committee on naval affairs will report
a reduction of the salaries of navy officers of
20 per cent ON the highest grade; Is per
cent. on the intermediate, and 10 per cent.
on the lower. Also, the abolition of navy
agencies and store keepers, officers and hemp
and live oak agencies transferring the duties
heretofore performed by those officers, to pay
masterys Of the navy, on duty. or near the
different navy yards and stations. under reg
ulations to be made by secretary of the navy
or order of the president.
Herald's dispatch, %;
.n.The roads on both sides of the Potomac
were getting into good condition rapidly, until
rain storm set in this evening which has
again rendered them almost impossible for
loaded teams.
A report that Gen Sickles was shot ut his
camp to-day, is quite current this evening. 1t
is disbelieyed,
Tribunes dispatch,
A vote will probably be reached in the case
of Benz Stark, applicant Tor the seat OF SEN
ator from Oregon tomorrow or next day.
The first question will be upon the amend
ment of Senator Sumner, which in effect de
clares that Stark charged by affidavit and
with disloyalty, is not entitled to
his seat, until the truth of those charges shall
have been Investigated.
Should this amendment be voted down, Mr..
Stark will be admitted to his seat. Should
it he adopted. fair question upon the suth-
cheney of the evidence as to his disloyaIty
will still remain.
The vote upon Mr.. Summers amendment
will be a close one, but there is reason to
fear that 1t will be defeated.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-The following is |
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-27
"OLD DICkv IN CONGRESS,

Gen. VIM. A. Richardson, of tho Quinc,
district never goes palavering" around
any questionable talks right at 1t he don't
call chalk cheese, but he hits the nail on the
head, every time. A few days ago, pending
discussion on the army appropriation bill,
"Old Dick got FIVE minutes time from Mr.
Stevens, and the following interesting little
episode occurred. Read it all:
Mr.. Stevens obtained the floor.
Mr.. Richardson. Will the gentleman Weld
to me tor moment?
Mr.. Stevens. yield to the gentleman.
MIR. Richardson. | am very much delighted
at the annuncation OF my colleague Mr.
Washburne this morning. 1t is one of the de
lightful signs of the times.
Mr.. Stevens. hope the gentleman did not
expect me to give way for genera! debate.
am informed by the department that it is i'm.
portant this army bill should pass to-day.
Mr.. Richardson. Oh, yes /; the army
will get to that in a moment 1t is the yery
subject rose to discuss. Laughter
Mr.. Stevens. hope the gentleman will no,
enter upon any general discussion.
Mr.. Richardson. | will not take long.
say congratulate my colleague upon the an
nounccmcnt here to-day
Mr., Stevens, | really hope the gentleman
WI" W.T., not interfere with the passage of this
D'1l' 1t Is absolutely necessary that we should
pass it speedily.
Mr. Richardson. would have been
through by this time if the gentleman had
waited. A"u
MIR. Stevens, If had known what tho cor
uemah wanted, he would not have hecnn
inc chairman. The gentleman from uG
nOls Is entitled to the door. ''''
Mr.. Richardson. NV colleague a,l,ao.
the proclamation of Gen. Grant ON his o,1,, W
ing the border of Kentucky. 1'''
Several Members Oh. no.
Mr.. Richardson. Well my colleagna h,.
| indorsed Gen. Grant NOS
Mr. Washburne. Yes, sir.
Mr.. Richardson. And think one Of ,bc
most sensible proclamations that has beer
written since the commencement of the war
was written by General Grant when he en-
tered Paducah, Kentucky. In that procla
nation he laid down this proposition 81
have not come says he, to fight opinions
l have come to resist treason and TO over
whelm it, | am not here to force opinions
upon you. am here to sustain the consti.
tuition and the supremacy of the laws"
And one of the best signs during this whole
session, is the indorsehent by my colleague
OF General Grant. l did not know that my
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-27
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, }

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
To all Administrators, Executors and Guardians
As the Statute Law of this State requires all Adj
mnIstrators and Executors to render an accoun,
of their administrations at least once in each
year, to the Probate Court, and also at the end OF
two years at iarhest to close the settlement of es.
tates therefore,
Notice is hereby giUen, to all Administrators oil
estates in said County, to render account of Their
administrations, to and before said Probate Court
agreeably to the requirements Of law also Guard.
ians of Wards in like manner, in order to proven,
the necessity Of issuing summons.
BY order Of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island, Jan. 18th, 1862.