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SECOND d. C. REsIMINr.-The following
charges, appointments and promotions, have
taken place lately In the Cd regiment District o.
Columbia volunteers:
Second Lieutenant f. l.. Smith 10 be First Lieu.
tenant from July l, 1861, vice Buckhisfer, re-
signed, company d.
Dewitt T.. Gray to be Second Lieutenant from
July l, 1s62, vice Smith, promoted, company ID
Second Lieutenant E. V. Bangs TO be First lieu
tenant from July l, 1862, vice Siockbridge pro.
m0'ed to Adjutant. company
First Sergeant !. II. Lawrence 10 be Second
moted, company G
Sergeant Major e. r. Wiesele TO be Second
Lieutenant from July 1, 1862, Thompson, pro.
NOTED, (company
Second Lieutenant John o Hagan to be Cap.
tain from July 1, 1862, vice Drew, promoted 10
Major, company
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spiris Of tAs msrnins Press,

The IsaHigene', Is occupied with the publca.
zion OF the Tax bill and OF news items, to-day.
The Rspsbhe notices the speeches OF Sena.
tons Sherman 'Id fessenden, on the subject Of
authorizing the President to employ negroes in
the army, and says that "These speeches mark
the tsgiHsing Of III, End. They are The expires.
sion, In the highest legislative forum, Of the
popular demand for decisive e.tion "
The RspKblicas, true t. its hle leader, follows
senator Chandler In s5use Of General Mcclellan
and after misstatiig aud misrspresensIne facts
has The effo.tery and impudence to say, "tbat
ths sroy % dsaI ,rith the kms,icas people IS "a
'sn f>s~ fhs rEth, and nsrer 10 dist,Kst eitht,
h,t1 istsihgsnes o, hst- patriotism"
The italics are the Republicans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-10

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN NUMBERS or
CoNeREss.-Between nfty and sixty Republican
Members OF Congress- both Senators and r epre
sentaiives-held an adjourned meeting last nigh,
at the capitol, with the Hon. Mr.. Sherman, OF
Ohio, as chairman, aud Hon. Samue Fessenden
Of Maine as secretary. Remarks were made BY
Messfs Stevens, Potter, Kellogg Of Iiliaois
Arnold, Lane tf Kansas, and Dawes, when, on
motion Of Mr.. Bingham, RESOLUTION was sd o pted
appointing committee OF five members OF N,
House and an equal number Of Senators, TO p,o.
pcse an address to be submitted at an adjourned
meeting on Saturday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-10

IL TIE Philadelphia NORTH American repo,,,
marvellous activity in building in that citv
During the first half Of the year 1861 the total
number OF building permits issued was Qsi, and
In the same Period cf 1852 the number issued
was l, sle, being an Increase OF 33t Many of
them are large and important structures, being
marble stores, long rows OF FIST class dwellIues'
stone church': factories, school houses, a post.
Office, railroad depots, college, etc. whoIe
new district is prepared for settlement, compris-
Ing ) 900 acres
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND GOAL

ONCE HoHts Of Representatives, U.S.I
SIALIp PROPOSAL. will be feo,,ved ~ ri, ~
nnhl = o'ciocf on Monday, the lta dsy of Hu,n,t
Fsat, LOT fiInishI9g for Tbs uss Of the Hou e of
and nifty tons, aoo pounds best White and fuIns
SoS3 IsteamSoet sias.) one hundred cords best
ryspIncs Pine " GOD: The whole to 30 psesed
aSay IN fhe v,alts Of the Capitol, IN the pIsoe
neer IN the service Of the House OF n esrs.sn!h.
TENDER next. o' VI Sep
viii be required. - INV 0oAuses
Blds i9r the Coal sni Wood will be considered
msde Ior the correct Measurement of both,
EME6SON ETHERIDGE,
Clefk Of House Re p-esentativse n
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OAnothes sale Of confscated cotton wa,
nsee In New York on Tuesday, under the order
az the United States Marshal for the southern di,
'hc' Of Florids. The rale comprised 1 ,i37 bales,
recently brought f,cm Key West The price,
"otained were large. Thirty niue and three GUAR
Ter eean Per found were bid and accepted for
more than half the entire lot, and the quality
the cotton was low middling. The aggregate.
sfnoun. realized was about two hundred thousand
d1lIers
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IVA lovely young she. rebel, named Jennie
Green, has just been captured near Clarksburg
Va. She was armed like trooper, and sworr
Ike one, or worse She said she bad Allied lots
OF ID Yankees, and meant 10 kin more, and
quitting the action 70 the word popprd a bniIo,
through the cap of Union captain who was
Questioning her: she IL only ghteen, ths fasci.
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LATE TELEGRAPaiO NEWS.
Vermont Politics.

MoNIrELrER, VI, July s--The Union Conveu-
lion, held mere to-day, nominated Governo.
Frederick Holbrook fer reelection; Lieutenant
Governor, Paul Dilling ham; and Treasurer, }. q
Page.
A resolution YVES adopted favoring conAscaiion,
tration, pledging Vermont to sustain the war, &c
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LATE REBEL NEws.-A late numbe, Of IN,
hichmond Exsst,o ays tia. n the rebels conld
certainly cut OF Gen. MeClsilan's re,r..,. and
prevent furtAss supplies reaching him, "a vorld
Dc ns better 10 sarvo him Into capitulsssoa. 4,
fsnasn nat we must "an up our armies ana
fssesne for . contest as lcng Is our enemy INV
shssss 70 urge Il, saa as ensssssic as we c.n
make f. " -
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II Major Isaac T. Doughty, not long sine,
The chief captain Of the Brooklyn barracks, ha,
been assigned 10 the duties of executive com
mandant OF the L. 3. Marines at Washington.
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=, III The Huntsville (hlabsma) RcveiIle says
regiments In The confederate army haye 70 he
constantly guarded tn prevent them from de,ert.
Ing In body Is daily corrcbcrated by prisoners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-10

fAoIEBT.-6corge Francis Train refuses 10
pay the fine Of $500 imposed upon him at the
hinsson Assises for obstructlng the highway
Ell, that he has been sentenced without tfiaI
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
sFtL.p PROPOSALS. for the following III n n ~
mil Tus sSed Al tne Bures9 Of Lonstr ueton
to DO delivered Al toe 2rsa.n@y XtenSoSp1o G iS
,uon Suanutlel a. may bs direct d, a Of 1nen
81 nm. between the ne Of Il. ss tSss
Is go i::ss "; FL Fine ' Common cun..
10 coo feet a; Pin. Gu ns.
ia'o feet fs. .s,;Sh Pine Common Cuttings.
600 fee, :. :hs 10 White Pine Picked Cuttings,
nm f. 10 ieet lengths -,ongued aad srooved
iinss. Is f.st Iens, f,n' Msrchsntaee Gull
800 feet Oh; i q; White Pine Merchandise Cul
ann fac. iiat 81, 10 leet Isnstls
q, linEs. 10 feet Ter e,hs '""''"''0' o'-
10000 feet f. aths 10; White Pine MsrchsutsbIe
100 feet 4t6: il. Site Pius Msrohant.bl. c,,
$500 feet 4ths IN White Pine MerohsSts6Ie Cut
acp feet sths n q. E fes ins M.,os,n,.b.
ms, u to ls feet lengths. sned on both
$500 feet . by 8 White Pine keroh,n.,bls cuv-
lin9s, II feet lengths N'i
$500 fest b, : whIts lie Me-ohsntsbIe Gull
I I SsS fec. Sati; IL: s HE oss
9,60 FEET tths In. MaaoGanv
200 feet -4!hs in. MahoSany
INol tset 6-4ths iu. Mshossny
I,N0 feet tths In. MahoEany
leo lest 10-tths In Mahogant
wso Of nd o ssse o. e % nSS,st Isy re-,
g. " sag Il dss,..s sas h:s
3 NJ CLARK, Acting Eprireer,
in charge Iiessury HeSertment,
" ln-IW Int sud Rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-10

PERsoSAL.-Wm. l.. Helfenstein, Of Pa, Col
Blake, LIST U. 8 Cavalry; Com. A. Murray, U. 8
~, are at Willards'.
tx Gov. J. Wood, Of Illinois, 10 at the Ma.
tional
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III Advices from Naples srcah OF a f,s.h ,,,n-
lion Of Mount Yesuviu, The mountain IN thou
n.s ont lava towards Pompeli, and ashes on the
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Rer'y Of Gen. Granger 10 Bsnuregard's
Letter

DETROIT, July 9.-The Detroit Advertise md
Tribune Of this evening, contains a tCg',r e d!
Brigadier. General Granger, who commanded lul
advance after the evacuation OF Corinth. com
pletely rr,uting the inf nous charges made By
Beauregard in his letter in the Mobile News.
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AUCTION SALE.
DFOr ott., hHotIon Sat,,, s., Er,r ys,.

THIS AFrERNO0N4 TO ly0RRow
By ,. c MosUIRE a Co. Auotror.er,,
TRusIEE's SALE OF VALUABLE m
OF the Circuit Court o. ife pis:-Io' ar Cv.su.f a
,asssd on TIE Am DAY e lane. ina. o. care, n
and Thomas weoh a. Defendant she al ,rsitr.5
" 81 = fsso hsOs9E- g ne h1h'T, t.
c'clcct m, UPON IN. prem'.~s. ,h- -rs' rs,t 81
Lot No :, "a square No ST.: az the o'iI pf ws,A-
avenue, bst, cen Fon,th s.d F,i,h streets : "a,
and running hs,t % twenty foot alley -gs,Her
rerms ofssis: Une;;ih,rd ofthe ru,ohsr. rrcr,r
20 b. pad IN ossh, and the resIous rsusl 4uEta
ments in slr and twelve moHtls from ~ ~ II
sale; the deferred payments O. hosr iutsFrs froi
bonds Of the yurShssor, with = sure.J 81 sursit-s
20 he ss,ssved by the Trustee:
terms of sale wrthn siS DAYS after .i-r ~ a. .
ths tro,en, via Re Tcscid q, his fSk an oJrsEs'
All oonveysDolDs ~ the cost 81 ~ TGIoh.'sr.
ie1avsds L.C MeGuIRES Co Acct.
By sREEN a WILLIAMS. Iucir-nsc-r
u Two sTSfr bus Horas ASP ms Iis I Tor, ~ !.
With they stsId, iTonIRr VIrIiriA sverE.. = .sr
Tssno :, kIe,Isn ,@Es sV s;or a. - ss
CIRCUIT Cont Of the BIs'rIot e GoartIt. sitt.rs
1862, in q &c wherein west Z Lusby sna oiFr-s
are compliments arc Cssscl wlCos au1 l-5.E
on tHuksDAY. re lnth CAV oI JOY mex, =,
"a iooLt Of the premises, 81 O'clock on tre %
loving EoTiIcn OF the real estate OF bonn a. CAS-
Lot Eum6e ed ave. I5.D in s,utro south o. .,r.-e
numbered four hundred 6ra EiTis tGrae, tig.H
ssreeahly 10 Wltberter's snhityir on 81 lot No.
2, IN ssld ssEsre, with the improvements vhIch
81 two handsome ana well hui Z tnd Ie.r,. ~
tso story X. iok HSSsey, With fack Eul!d urE
ooutatnlhE ak go1d tud conWent@1t ARA rei
running back 20 sOGth = s.roe., betEcoE XII snd
Sew nta streets. ear the i'uhli, S7scs.
One thud ossn; and q . essroe "a tlres cqusi in-
stslments OF six, TIVE We, aLd CHEN months from
day tale tbs whole To tesr lrterss; on TIE daT
OF ese aud 20 be secured - ie Tl'ssc'I u1 Oi no
Trustees.
ifue terms of So are not complied W.ih within
the rGht 60 r-se 49, PEopsIir &; he T.Fs aua coa
IN. q. wARr,
JOHN 2. ENNIS Trustees
y eokds 9REEN q WILLIkHs. Aucts.
By THOMAS BOWLING. Auo,ioateF,
EXCELLEN7 hE.p NbARLY NEW
:, ~ bossIHcLp AID I'D hIrSsST TsS,;.rE,
ext, July lltn at loo'olock, n. tue rerIieEce n
Chsres W. sTUcT, lIq. No 90 q a. Etfre' -
Furniture, Which has teen bat Tccg gt.y Tugc-asoi,
consisting Of
Mthne Az sP-irE seat CLAUS and sufas
Ma e top Centre AID ser table,
Brussels Sh-ee-rlg a. lI.rrs'utA TP.'s
Beds, Bedstexds aId Msttrss-rs
Marble-top and other Bur'n
w srdrob's, Wash AUds, &c.
Care ceat 4 ncklng aad a. Or Glars
Crockery and Glass Ware
LOoEIng GLASSES. PeT.or snd other Stoves
Kitchen Req uniles, se.riseTst 2, re 80.
And many GA or ~ 'les not NnumcrR'ei
The kOuse, which 10 new. VITA III the modern
I'm Pro.ements, gas water, range. &C. "a l5r Tstt,
" Terms H c. siS p'e THOMAS DuwTIEG,
jys3 lln.eal fucIOnCer.
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SIO :ss ~ i:.rE papers ten CT ,hs III.
shAss II tte th1t"ngh bred colt lord CiifdraI,
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Death Of Colonel Irish. Of Connecticut.

NEW LONDON, July a-Colonel w. q irish,
Editor Of the Chronicle aud PaymastsT GUdcrIl
Of this state, died this evening
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r. ooF INsi , =,

dss unIss3srsi6rsd aAying larSha,sd ths Fs!t and
sondsessd b MssIs. j +: Wsifs{ Son. re-
sneotfqlly cdsn hs SERVICES and solioa the pssron
sss sSs
sea trsSsiasoa 81 Roo6ns mstsnsiS, ne VII Be
sss Snd ~ Sras1 Eve .sss Ssh
Sonveniepoe OF the pabno. On order book will Do
~ q Dolthnf House o. w; r. epithson, ad-
yeFfs, foot Of 23d street. west Ind Cens ana e M
f1Ss q q street. vest fsst seor bsX Pssy.
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SELLlN6 OFF!
~ eELLIN@ OFF!
SLnth street, between % and &. Selling oil OR
L,Shs CsiIoos at 10 oents Per ysTdLsvns 81 9. 10
ena IIs 2~na-el press foods % Ices than res lar
pr eee- Biack Acd Fancy Silks at ieiuced prices,
Call early and Get bargains, 81
, are Ninth street. between Is and l.,
~ S-ht Sign OF the I'D E'er
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The New Yerk Cotton Market.

NEw GoRK, July o.--ht the auction sale 90
day, Sic bales Of Sea Island cotton we sold a;
a7a73c., and IL bales OF Gulf at 3lsiOSe. The
Cotton market has been 6rmer since tic sale
middlins Uplands being quoted at ilsi2C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-10

RAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBSE
AZ pear BladeneburE, two NEGRO HOY =, n
on Monday last Henry Beckett, f,ot 4 inch g.
mers; he hed his thigh brokeS and lprneEs -
.n .; ago Is yesI: Lloyd, fee or 5 Itch- -x-sr
ocoes.oned by burns; thick lips and rruIn oonaie-
nance, ana speaks quick; very large >hcso and
snoIt hslr. VII give s22b for Henry ynd s7t lor
Lloyd. and either case they must 10 &; p.hT home
before receiving the above rewsrd
yeJ FIELDER MhGRUOGE
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New York Politics

NEw YoEk. July g.-Tbe Democratic S's'c
Central Committee held long session here TO-
day. They passed conservative resolutions, aGd
rejected the address OF the Democratic mCmhrrH
Of the legislature.
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Public Meeting Ct Boston

BosIoN, July "a public meeting 10 to bs
called by the City Government. for the purpose
OF raising the quota Of troops In this city.
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BOARDING.

Six OR EIGHT GENTLEMEN CAN ms
- accommodated with Board and Fprni.h - =
Heons Al the Boarding lprIvatel House On d, ~
suoet. oetween and X, No 40s. je ss-Sws
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FUTURE Days

By MARSHALL &c PAGE. Auctionsus.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDs I'D
VI SToRIs I'VE sh&il sell at Puhllo Auc;fn- -
the Store House on = street. opposite v .l.,eF o
building, on MONDAY, July lt;h, oOmIn- ,.rs =;
for public servioe.
Terms CASH, IN Government funds.
4. 4 dana.
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THIS AFTERNOON S To ly0RRggV
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IsaAvE Just reosiy. aN A. u MnnMkRs.
5 SSet .ns sys hEArERs and owERs nc can
~ j. sf r BG tfsis 5nessSiSss.
-f,o,- eos 1th ttfe near Cana,
AZ o " WSshiEGQn m a.
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~ Prop1etoIs OF Chi. o . 3 srd. de,iro-. :,
oSS,"Ht9ateS th-if mile IN a'd o. ttos. 40 - a
eoas - 'auaa for al thy kcI a. A. - -
~ - HG .hs,ptis alt, Wit: fIs.i sIesis, ,uits,
- -S'icsSn ~ ,neir I,ne, al cost.
- S-'l MALLARD 4 WILLIAMS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-A snail 6OID CHAIN, with hair
H cross alta chtd. The ld.r viii be ruitab re
r'Ess aud x. It,
JND-A email SIM OF MONEY, which
the Owpe- can have by Identifying tl,eramo ard
paying for atyertisement, Uaii st II ~ street,
tsisnt H.
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XCh NEW ARU-F9r the appre hensior n IA.
VH0 nvsry to me, ct the village OF B'A "a
oensourg, Frlnoe Seorse's county, Nd, OF GE
property Of n. Warning, deceased, of tbs =
comfy and state AFORESAID. Albert i. vsTy-x-E-
ISnt yellow; OF stort statue; rTum CONT 49,
when spoken TO; and about feet 10 or u ,rcer i
MATT. he 10 well knows in WS.hirE ton aud 3
no douDt iurklnE In that plsoe or its VICINITY vi
give the above reward no matter where taken,
DlONGSiUS SHERIFF.
EXT of I'll. II. W6TTIir,
sstts cory until forbid and charge the advortser
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
THE picnic 10 COAL IAILEl. .

EDITOR ARGus:--lu last evenings IrgHS
YOU mentioned the excursion to Coal Valley.
Permit me to say that the trip was II delight
Iul one. The weather was Just right for Il
full days enjoyment, aud no one Of the party
failed to find his share Of it, The train left
the lcyrc at about O'Clock n m and arrived
AT Coal Valley at 9 o'cio,k. Leaving the
cars the cxcursioni,t- marched to the shaded
hiui southeast Of the town, surrounded the
school house, and gave three cheers; after
which the school was dismissed for the re-
maindcr Of the day.
After selecting suitable puccs for arrang-
ing fubcs.--or rather Spreading cloths, the
great subject, dinner, was then prepared for,
while "A majority OF the number were busily
engaged in gathcrins flowers, with which the
bluffs are beautifully decorated.
The young Indic, of S, b. llardy's school
wove a beautiful wreath Of flowers and green
leaves, and, approaching Mr.. IIukcs, with
appropriate ceremony, placed it upon him as
"A token Of their appreciation Of h- Kindness.
Alter conducting him to the post Of honor, at
dlnncr. splendid cake was presented to him
the ceremonies being conducted by Miss
Mary Atkinson.
Dinner over, nothing was left to be done
but TO enjoy the day. The hills and valley
swarmcd with children, eager for ucw-iounl
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
THE NEW ENLISTMENTS.

The Chicago Jo,unal of Wednesday even
ins says the order from Adjutant General
Fuller for the enlistment Of thirty volunteer
companies for three months service in tn,
sate,was, this morning, countermanded at the
request Of the war department, 1t has been
determined to accept no three months men
for the federal service, and none will be mus
tered in for less than three years, or " for the
war;
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
CAPT. GEORGE DODGE.

We regret to hear that continued and in.
creasing illness has compelled this accom-
phshed soldier to resign his commission as
captain,in in the 4th cavalry. He has returned to
Port Byron Dickey's cavalry has been in
constant and ariuous service ever since the
fallof Fort Henry and now numbers scarcely
two hundred men. In all probability the reg
ilaent will be mustered out Of the service
within IA month
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29

The Tribune again had a spasm this morn
ing because the confscation bill did no, pass
unanimously. Perhaps when we get a full
report OF the vote on 1t, we shall see that
some oi the more ultra members voted against
II, because 1t was not radical enough. We
judge this to be the case. se.--Jourpal
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29

Congress yesterday passed two bills, in an
tcipation Of the rebel army arriving imme-
diately in Washington. 1t would be profta.
bic to keep small rebel army near Wash
ington to march upon the capital occasionally
when legislation lays Chicdgo Journal.
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29

A she-rebel writes to US that the sight Of
our paper caused her dog to fall down in fit.
1t does seem to have that effect upon a good
many dogs-of both sexes.--Louisrilie Jour.
nal
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29

The numerals friends of Capt. Shedd will
be & lad to learn that he has been promoted
to the rank Of major. Had he desired it, he
might have gone higher some time since
Aledo Record.
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29

KANSAS TO BE DEpoPuLATED The provost
marshal of Kansas is going to drive out all
the thieves, rascals, &c.
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
PROCLAMATION.

| Bailey Davenport, mayor Of the city OF
| Rock Island, do hereby declare 'ectlon two
a., Of an ordinance passed August sth, 1897, Gu.
titIed ian ordinace," relating 10 Dogs running at
large, TO be in force from this date,
Dated at Rock Island this 18th day Of May,
1862. BAILEY DAVENPORT, Mayor
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
NEW SHORT LINE TO CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati & Chicago air Line RaiIr'd

Forty miles the shortest route to.Clncinnatl, In
danapolIs and Louisville.
Passenger Trans leave West side Union Depot,
corner Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, as fol-
lows;
Day Express and Marl-7,OO a. m. Sundays ex.
ccpted) arriving at Cincinnati 500 p. m.
Night EAprtss-7,30 p. m. Saturdays excepted
arriving at CmcnnatI $50 q.
Rcturnlng-Lcayc Cincinnati at 7.@0 a N. aud
7.3O p. M, arriving at Chicago 7.3O p. NJ. and
S.l5a,
Making close connections at kohomo with Peru
4 Indianapolis railroad for Indianapolis, Jciicr-
sonvllIc, Louisville, and all Points in Kentucky
and Tennessee; at Anderson and Richmond tor
plqua, Beiioutain ufbana, Ncnia, Columbus,
with Marietta Cincinnati and Kentucky central
railroads, for all points IN southern ONO aud cen
ira Kentucky with Louisville x iIttsburg packet
compauy's boats, for all points ON the ONO River
Through tickets may be obtained at all the
principal railroad offices in the northwest and the
company's office, No. l33 Randolph street, under
Sherman House. SAM. A. LEWIS,
WCnt'n Pass. hg't Chicago
JoHN BRANDT, Jr., Gen. Sup't, Richmond, Ind.
{. h. FoLLorr, Gen. Ticket AV't, do
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29

- The Arg,@ is the only paper in this coun'
,y that take. cIcgraphjc reports, consequently it
can fa-=ish the people of this and adjoining coun-
,ie. with new. in advance of any other paper.
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on
" Tuesday, the l7th day Of June, next. at the
Court house, in the town OF Rock Island and
County Of Rock Island and State OF Illinois, an
election will be held for the following purposes,
VIZ:
To vote for the adoption or rejection Of the Con-
stlmtIon. and the separate articles and sections
submitted, as follows:
For or against the new Constitution.
For or against the articles prohibiting banks.
For or against the exclusion OF Negroes and Mu-
attUcs.
For or against the right Of suffrage and office of
Negroes and MulattOes.
For or against laws for excluding Negroes and
Mulattoes from coming to and voting IN this
state.
For or against Congressional apportonment.
Which election will be opened at S O'Clock, In
the morning, and Will continue open until O'Clock
III the afternoon Of the same day.
Given under my hand, at Rock Island, the 22d
day OF May, A. D., 1862.
i. II. klMBALL,
Supervisor of the Town of Rock Island
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
TEE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

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tiles, is most remarkable document-more
generou, than wise, The president says ''he
i. not aware tia, dollar of the public funds
thus conflcd to unofficial persons was ever
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such would be the case but his objections
TO these exuauriiuary procee ling, were
oyerruI4l technical dodgc when he
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nQrant that one 81 his own app0inteeS, heo.
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
WANTS A HOME.

4 NY person who wishes to adopt II little
n gIrl, about two years old, can hear OF 4
chance by enquirng at the Argus office. Good
recommendations will be required.
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29
saddle and Harness
NJ ANUFACT TORY.

TT WIG '"'O'TC"0 VI VHO M IT UTI0h'UIUVh' TT NNF'
ket square, at the CITY Scales
A. Il. CUTTER.
Il ANlNG been appointed by Julius Schulze
IL as ns agent to conduct the above business
on strictly
CASH PRINCIPLE.
nos" Wishing to buy cheap, and pay cash domn
LOT any article in the above ne are res ,ectGlIly
invited 10 g''" HIM call ]. Schulzc. by
n. ,o., IF. CUTTER, Agent,
The evening Argus., 1862-05-29

Col. I. j. Turner, of Frecport, has again
been obliged to return to his home out Of
health.