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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10
4. ERYSINGER,

ID ECTIFIER and Manufacturer Domestic
IL Liquors, and dealer in Foreign Wines and
Liquors, Palace Row, Illinois street, Rock Island
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CART. GREGG's company goes to Cairo to-
morrow Tuesday the ll,h, Read his let
ter.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

A LETTER from Camp Douglas, has been
left at this Office tor Mrs Alice Clark.
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LOCAL AFFAI RS.

CAPT DopGr, who has been home on short
turlough, leaves for Cairo this evening.
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ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS.

THE subscriber has purchased the right to
manufacture and sell Christian Beeler's Douple
and single-Acting Artesian Well Pump, and is
now prepar.d to answer all orders tor the same
The pump is new invention and superior 70
any now in use. 1t is proof against trost' ana
can be used as a fire engine, or to water gaIuehs'
Throws steady stream, and at great distance.
For deem drilled wells It is the very best IN
use. Also for railroad stations, or TOR mining
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10
MICHAEL LIEBERkNECHT.

TAILOR-Opposite the Rock Island House,
over Eyerts; store. Garments made IN the
atest s,yle and best manner and warranted to ut.
Particular attention given to cutting garments
for customers. All work done IN accordance
with the times and at Reasonable prices.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10
ArteSian Wells Bored

at short notice, and on reasonable terms. Al
work warranted to give satisfaction. Address,
c. l.. MERRILL,
Rock Island, Illinois.
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ALI.N. 4. SM ANDIIN.

)DLICE Magistrate and Ex.oaicio Justice
of the Peace. Collections made and promptly
,4,d ver. Office IN Bailey 4 Boyle's block up
.AIrs, Rock island.
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=. ii. VELIE,

HAVING purchased the "A bstract Books
formerly owned by Henry Curtis, Jr.;is pre-
na1ed n furnish Abstracts of Titles to all lands
and town lots in Rock Island county. Also the
names and residence OF ''Unknown Owners and
other information OF value to purchasers and mort
,agees. Office in Court House, first door to right
of south entrance.
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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
$50 EACH
$50 EACH!

These machines are used throughout the coun-
tty giving satisfaction to all who use them, and
are undoubtedly the most economical, best made
aud cheapest IN use. They are fully warranted.
The recent valuable improvements embraced
in our machine render It perfect IN every respect
and vastly superior to the Pearl as originally
made.
We furnish full aud explicit directions for us
Ing them. Each machine, when sent out, IL IN
perfect running order, with sample of sewing ON
cloth IN proper position, so that person can COM
mence work at once.
Our machines all stand on a handsome table,
and are worked by trcadle. send Tor descriptive
circular aud sample Of work, inclosing stamp for
return postage.
5E.s-On receipt of $50 we will send machine,
by return OF express.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

has been analysed by DR.. Chiffon of New
York, the first Analytic Chemist IN America, and
IL certItied under his hand to be FREE FROM DE-
LErERous ingredients, as well Splended Dye,
instantaneous IN Its operation, and perfect IN It.
results. Manufactured by j. CIilsTADORo,
Aston House, New York. Sold everywhere, aud
applied by all Hair Dressers. Jan. 10, twaw M.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

BOYS AT WAR.-Young America cannot
restrain his pugilistic propensitics, and if
Uncle Sam INDUCES in the luxury of u evil
war, Young America thinks he has Just us
good right to do So. Accordingly there has
been going on, nearly all winter, II regular
civil war between the Rock Island boys and
the Davenport boys. Their meetings have
generally been on the ice, and according to
the varying success of either side has the
battle been near or distant from US. A week
ago last Sunday there was pretty large
crowd on the ice most Of the day, and at dark
the chances of victory seemed against the
Rock Island boys-the crowd being close ON
our shore
Yesterday Sunday the great battle OF the
season came off, large crowd of men and
boys being present nearly all day. The scene
Of the contest was pretty close on the Iowa
shore, and several times the IIawkeyes were
compelled to retreat to the land. The boys
were Of various ages, from 10 to 10 and IL
years old. They were armed with sticks and
clubs, and two valorouS young fellows had
pistols which they fred in the air Dark
ness IL, length closed the struggle, and the
warriors returned to their respective homes,
each Dragging how they licked the other
side"
We think that parents who have any regard
for the Sabbath, should teach their boys
better mode of spending the day,-and that
the public officers of the twin cities should
prevent the recurrence of such scenes by lock-
ing up the rngleaders and having their pa
rents fined for violation of law.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

For fine Missouri Jenitan apples, go to n
Perry's He has on hand 100 bbls for sale
cheap.
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kn,.IERsTRAss & FRIES.

ECrlFlERS and Manufacturers oiDomes-
Ntc LIQUORS, Importers and Dealers IN Foreign
Vines and Liquors. Front street, opposite Fetry
Landing, Rock Island,
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j. =. PRESCOTT,

, rrURNEY q COUNSELLOE at LAW,
Solicitor IN Chancery, Real Estate aud Col
ectlug Agent, Moline.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

\ FEW days ago we visited the dry goods
and millinery establishment Of Block Il New
burger, and not until then. did we know that
scuh an 'ssortment of goods WAS kept in this
place This firm is doing "a thriving busl.
ness. Mr. n, informs us that they have sue
cessfully competed, for the last two seasons,
with Chicago milllner goods jobbers, and that
they have sold such goods to dealers as far
west as DesMones. They buy these goods
as well as white goods, embroideries, &C., &c.
direct of importers, and most of their dry
goods Of manufacturers and commission mer-
chants.
Mr. n. will soon 90 east to purchase tull
stock of new and fashionable spring goods. =
FOREIGN NEws.-England interfering with
the Mason and Slidell affair has caused great
excitement 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 raisins 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
at n. Perry's.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

I. D. HAWLEH, v u WILLIE
iiAWLEY 4 WELLS.
, TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ill.
Office in Bailey and Boyle's Block.
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Abstract of Titles to Lands and Lots

Names and Residence of Unknown Owners"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

TAKE your watches, clocks and jewelry to
Jeanneret. next door to the Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

iuGH wARNOCk. JAMES khLLf'
WARNOCk Il KELLY,
MANUFACTURERS of Soap and Can.
vi dies Rock Island, III. Cash paid for Tai
low and Grease.
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AOUk in AND Argus.


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Containing full telegraphc reports aud the Ia.
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Containing nctrly Al! the reading matter oithe
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TERMs'-slnsIe Subscribers, per annum, ~ ad'
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CHAs. VI. OSiBORN \,
HENRY iiIStlIi.i.,

TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Of.
\ fee IN the Court House
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10
A BLUE SCALP AND WlTHERED HAIR!

are the consequences OF using dyes containing
Nitrate OF Silver. Bear thus IN mind, and remem-
Der also that
(nRIsTA nnRn,S ENGEIsIpR DYE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

ONE OR rwo apprentices wanted at Block
& Newburgcr's millincr establishment.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-10

No other houselln tins vicinity has a stock of
ship Chandery to be compared with mlne. Ma
nlla rope from 3 inches TO inch Oakum,
Pitch. RosIn, Tar, Oars, Tarred Rigging Of all
sizes, Packing, and every article kept IN that
line Also Window Glass of all sEes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-01
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTsBURG,
II Tickets Tor SALE at all she Main
Ticket offices.

+ II Il G III Is.
by this route, Freights of all descriptions can be
forwarded from Phiiadeiphia, New York, Boston or
Baltimore 30 or from any point the the Railroads
OF Ohio. hentacky, indiana, IlliDais, Wisconsin,
low or Missouri, ny RAILROAD DIRECT.
Tho PeaGss ivania Raiiroad also connects ~ Pits-
burg with Steamers by which Goods cAn be forward
Cd "a Any point Oh the OHIO, Masklngum, kentucky,
Tennessee, Cumberiand Illinois, Wisconsin,, Nissis
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ers 10 alt ports on tho North W ester n lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrastDg the transp orta-
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confidence Oh It's speedy transit,
The Rates Of Freight
To any point in tho West b, the Peansy ylvania Rail
Road. are II All fines As ANFAEAHAAi.EASA ARK
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
U r Be particular TO mark packages, tsviA PxsH.
X. r. IL sS
(. J. SkEEpER, Philadelphta.
MAcKAw q kooKs, 60 North st., Baltimore.
I.EErn d Co.,, No.g As,ar House, or No /. s..
William street. n. Y.
IEEcn n Gs., No. ~ state street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, GEM Freight agt., philade lphia
+. !. no ufT, Gsn. Ticket 4 o.. Faitsoctphia.
ENoCH LEWIS, Generai Anpt.. Aitoons, pa.
!. augHd
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E Baggage Checked Through. ~
All. Transfers Free.
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Singers Letter A Machine

IL the best MAeAsns In the world for Fasiy sewiae
snd Light Aapufactarias Psrpeses 4,
Prizes lwttA Hsnmer) sid beautifully ornamcnted $50
Ths NOS and 2MachIncs are OF erea, earAc ity and
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Kinds cf light aAd hesvy Leather work, IN Carl. u
TrfMaiRg hseA Ard 500 MxkaHI, Iiarsess Maxim.
enough Il ,ss sa.r i md 49, s sss s.rs,. aa ,ssS ,ss
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and te shute will bold six times the usual du
ri tread The large machines work fast as sn ai
We you'd ask for cur LETTER A Machines the
IspeeiA aHeGsionof FksT MAKERS and DREsS Ma
KRIS, and ali those Who want Machines for i,~I,
- the standard machines. making like thea tho in
WYioeAed stitch, and are destined ~ be celebrated
for Fdntir SsUsg and manufacturing purposes ss
our Standard Machines are for manufacturing pnr-
Doses In general.
We hare Sissss Aasd Hemmsxe Gauges. Lisss -
ceseeH 7Aresd. sax 7nisf, spoots, Bssf .uaeAls>
hetflee, ETC. a
.wenaaafas4ure our own Needles, and - ..d warn
az pessons using our saachnss not 70 others.
We know thai there needles so6 IL ~ oss safs
yscy ssdifys - prizes 1A charge 1r ~ bcst.
The needles sold BY us are m1nnfsctured especially
ior cur narnlnn I'D fsssb aav rsstfs ~ ssst
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persons sisg iaferns sisis ahont sexius
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which il beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devossd
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nR. H. G. CLARK,

oners bis services Mo citizens Of 80
kuk AND the sufycundne county In the cure Of RIs
cerations of the Rsctum, and diseases ola sisflsr
eharsctsr wthoutths OF The knife, suffering 70
the patient.
Those interested will pfcase call al my ofdee and
read bearing county seals 10 my
succsss In ths cure Of those diseases,
viii Also refer you 70 Of Piles ofIonx stand
ing, cured by me In Keokuk
osAsE dls-asessaeossessefy tesatrd. - ~ = 49, ~
oFtlCk-Carncr Of Main and Filth streets, up
stairn, - an. .Sg,,
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live hare maA< the shove Reduction In Pricas
with the Two. cid view Of benehsting the public ana
ourselves. The putiic have been sMindfed by spu-
fsors mashincs made IN limitations ~ The metal
IN them iro lh1 iron casting 10 the ntaca is
- poor quality. The nsiers have not the meansso 10
snsir WORT well Thex hid away secret places,
where y would be impossible to have their com.
msnd the proper mechahical appliances. II b oaly
~ doing great buatness, and hAstnS extensive mxS-
ufacfurfng shat T. machines can b
uadS - nodefesc price,. The oest designeA ms
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0rdsr and are sure ID cost considerable trouble and
mones 10 keep tA~m In repair.
The auAlilea- La AG ISaka<t fs< fn MxrhiUH xrE
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esastrnfs0x, Grx{ anratlts, rapdssS Al apevs-
tsea, ettA ~ t<<Ifker. Machines TO combine fhcse
essential qualities mus be naae OF tbs rax ssd
sassA<d ie psrfstssos We have the ways and mesns,
grand scale, 10 ao this
iAe purchasers VI machines, whose daily bread II
may concern will find that those having The aboye
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limitation VI not In fact, they are cheaper
thsn any other Machines "a gift
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J. III. BILLINGS, Agent in Keokuk,
septs7-d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

iohnP 7. Brucs, Elss editor Of the 81, Jo-
ssoh (iEs.l sJoarnsl, who recently passed
throbgh Chicae5 writes thus slabnsmmoa
tgstSlsd, n coming here, in company
win Ret. d. Cox, of Chicago, oltbe Meth.
oiitl Episcops Ok1fch. BE had b5sA V st.
EooA md bought one Of TIE Presbyterian
chdfehes thst Originally cost $e7,eoo for
Ssf, Gee BE intends % have purely Union
ohuiSh.o The h6g With he 6tErs and Stripes
will b placed on tie top Of the church, and
GsrVics Niil be opened regularly By singing,
Hail Columbia and close With Tie istar
Gpangled Banner Another feature OF this
nsW Church WIN Be thar in addition to the
usual questisht asked At the altar, Of thl se
NAo atlre 10 units themselves with the
ohurch, viii be, " Are you for the Union
end lave you always been true 70 tie nags'
Il thoSs questions cannot be answered Efirn-
atitely, he applicant is rejected, no matter
how truly penitsnt the poor sinnsf may Be-
Dr, OoE Is rather Of the opinion that toers u
No room b Heaven Tor those who do not love
thii dor 6ds Union, ana who havs 'reoeiled
a7slnst tkt best 'Govsfnment ID the world
Without caues. The Doctor is an energetic
ablo preacher, and WIN visit St. Joseph beiorC
long.
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-
GaS GaSsSS.s Sts.s q coGatS 9aIS Court of Common Pleas


The State Of Goel Chic Court Of Common Pleas
Frederick II. BacEds, PTrEsl For Money only.
p. e ~ va tifIln lsia..l
Ralph walker, Defendant. In Attachment,
RALPH WALKER, q non resident Of the State
of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick NJ. Back
US. Of The county of CuyahOgai in the State Of
Ohio did, on the L tf day Of January, a. D. 1852,
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County of Cuyahoga, in the
State of Ohio against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted to Howe, Backus Co. q,
on the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1861, and now is
in the sum of Five Hundred and + rty-three Dol
lars and forty-hYe cents, with interest thereon
from May 10th, 1851, on an account for divers
goods and merchandise, by said Howe, Baekus
Co., sold and delivered 70 said Ralph Walker al
his special instance an1 request, that said &C
count has been assigned TO said Frederick a.
Backus, who is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for q Judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed to be due, with in
terest from the date aforesaid, and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he is required TO appeaT
In said Court and answer said petitiOn on or be
fore the 9th day Of April, 1862, or said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered &C
cordingly. FREDERICK M -BACKUS,
BY Ranney, Backus b Noble,
feb7.S79 @ 1 His Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04

DOR sALE-sOO BBLS. CRUDE
Property Of ars v wsst. 81 Col i-u on 4 wol;s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-04
John WHIFELAW,
ieb25;3H y City CiYn EnRinasr.
NHAN0ERY sALR-PVRsu.A N y

THAN0ERY SALE PBRsUAN NJ
~ 70 the command Of q dacrstal order Of sais
nom ths Circuit Court Of the United States for the
norfheru Ulstlct OF Uhis at the cult o. ChAflotto
Herendeen against 9eeTge q. bhumWay and otherHs
70 m directed. ahol pose for sale ct public auc
ton at the door cf the FEDERAL Court Building IN
the city or u geland, On the thifty-first daY of
March, ls62 at three O'Clock P. IA tha foliopiGd ds
scribed real eatate, Hituate in the township Of Nun
8ons IN the county of 4eauga, and state OF 1hio.
known b. the north part Of lot NO one tract No !
two, and south part Of lot No. four esst division OF
tract NO. one, and bOuaded follows Baginnfna Ia
the centre Of the State road Leading from Ohardor
oquere % RAVENS at the north east corner OF :
piece % lanq IN lot 10. one, tract Ne two ormerv
owned by Mehitablo HewcOmb. and aln1e by RalEa
Spencer, thence west foriy-fcuf Ohaiua and f1rfv
eight links 70 stake gad stones In the west line Of
lot No. one, tract NO. Two; thence north thirteen
c aiua and HIGhty lntI 70 Itakc and 5touas AZ th8
nortn-West corner Of lot No one, tract No two.
thance west enc chain and 8sFsn y -segau Inks
thence north thirteen chains and twenty Ts linh
% stake and stones thence east fcrty-two chain
ap1 eighty seven links 70 the centre Of the STATE
roadi tneace south 67fo, east twent7-seTsi chains
and iortFslz LINKS 70 tha nlacs 81 -bsrinuing cor
tairing one hun rcd End eigntten and 7O-lo acres;
sixty loIs1 cf Wich b "A iot ems, tract two, ald
nfs eight 7O-l0o acres IN 8outh part Of lot four m
ea5L dlVlalon oi tract one, as per George smiths
Huf'seys mnd1 October 1855; beng the eaus land
conysyed 70 George q. shumvay bE helsoa Peek
and Wiie. Appraised Ct 3, so 20
Master O0mmlsafoner In Ohancery.
L, PREETIss, kol'r for Oomplt, feb2S2ls
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Most of tbe horses Of many Of our bet
tsFies we're shot down. They had been
vel trained and stood fire we'll The
hSFse i the most intelligent Of all animals.
He has q thinking eye; Il sparkles with
inepiry ss you approach him. He loves
music, and in the horrors Of battle is not
afraid. HsEodatug calle Tie horse q stFsn-
for, pt1hsps because be Was 50 little un-
derstOod- Saturday morning, when the
enemy cane out in heavy columns, with
knapsaoks en-, and three times we're driven
bask vita tremendous slaughter, some bat.
t1Fisg WeIs ordered 70 positions which the
.e2enT had Q little while before occupied.
i. k6Fse8 hesitated not 70 tread On Che
wounded, dying and dead, and the pom
ceTous artillery wheels crushed limbs and
EAaIis. Il Was an sWfal sight 10 bshold
.Hss, wounded men, hfting their feeble
hands benoath the horses hoefs. sighs At
ls1st ere cue 10 tho n6bls horses Whi0h fell
n ihis battle. Going over this part Of the
fold On S1nda7, where the dead Icy thick
y, and where The track of the artillery
cocld Be traced, sems words Of the old
pct eoms % mind: 1i ~ Era
= 30 ne fierce c0ursers g the chariot rolls,
Tread down whole ranks and crush cut heroes
Dashed from thsirhooa, while Ger the dead they
BIsok, siOOdy drops, the smoking chariot dye;
NJ gllsy wheels through heaps Of carnage
AadsAlsk the srOaning aAles dripped wita gore p
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Cen. Oass, in & short speech made in De
troit on The 22d, said;

Gen. Oass, in & short speech made in De.
troit on the 22d, said;
And, nov, from the South comes the por-
tentiol1 cFy OF g 10 your tents, o Israel p
They are trying to pull down the temple.-l
Rst tksr enR'f Do IL Tremendous applause
snd great excitement They can't do itI
TRa1oWed applanse. The glorious old fab
nc 3 attn alive, projected and protecting BY
great community, delying the storms and
shs Winds, end sending is influence far and
Wids, "the shadow Of great rock in s
weary land. ApplGuse.l We may trust
"a. that Divine Providence that has guided u'
60 isr. lApplause.l Rebsllions have often
appeared, but never before did shis world
Wines rebellion like this. No man could
ever uay received injuries from the Ameri-
car Government. Applause Every
man. IN Ghe language OF Scripture, was
sitting under his own vine and fg-tres." il
is rather the prompting Of insanity than q
revolution. @ffeEs
HB fims Tor you and me, and all Of rs, to
exchange congratulations upon the wisdom
an6 frmneBs Of the American people, lap
plauss1 who rallied around the standard Of
ths country the moment they saw il in dan.
gef. I Applause And they are pouring il
fhair young msn without stint which can
not be TOO strongly commended. Applauss
They are meeting the enemy, and they are
repulsing the enemy.
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NALE M REAL ESTATE ~ npnrp

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER o.
~ COURI-On the Sd day of April, 1852. Al 10
o'clock A. u. at the door Of the Court House, in
the City of Cleveland, rCuyahOga county. 1Ohio.
viii be sold to the highest bidder, the followins
described real estate as the property Of Josebh
W. Spaulding, deceased, - wit Known as Cifv
Lots Nos 562 aud 583 in Barber Lords snbdf
vision ~ the City OfClegeland and bodnded al
follows, 70 vii; North on Bridge Street, eaEf and
west By lot lines and south By en alley. said lot5
are each 495 feet iT5at on Bridge street a. ~ ~
plat of Ahaz Merchant Said lot No. s62 s1rr9is
ca at $3.50 and lot No, sos At 500 Terms yfssIa
win be made kaoNui on day 0f salel sIli II7s1
ELIZABETH ANN SPAULDuva
Admir- X Of Joseph VI SpaaI5ibg
Cleveland, March 8, Is62.3si