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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-06
1861 TIE us61
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
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with its oonneohonsI
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TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
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FROM BALTIMORE!
- TKRIE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
and forming
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
:. 10 al points in the
"zsT, NoRTH-wEsT AND SOUTHWEST.
DFor ThrouGh Tickets, sspy at the ofhcs Of
Psny, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
Splsndid Sleeping Cars on all Nsgkt Trains
Smoking Saloon Cars OH all TSaiNs.
FROM WASHINGTON.
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NoSsrS csnsPs s rsh u sssI on
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Railroad for sll parts Of the west
By this route, freights Of al descriptions can be
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81 Ohlo, kentuoky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
l9va, or Missouri. bY Railroad dtrecf.
Ihe Pennsy lyanla Central Reilroad also connects
q PittsburG, with Steamers, BY which GOODS can
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kentuoEy, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Miss
and ked klvers; and 81 Clevelend, Sondusky and
chicago with steamers 20 ali Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustlng the trans Dor
t4tlon OF their Freight to this Company, oan rely
TaE RaTGs O Of r g and
point IN the West, By the Pennsylvsna Central
helroeo, ore az al ft11ts as Favorable ara
ekarged by other Railroad Corlpaases.
~ IL Be PARTICULAR TO marx packages WA PRsN.
CENTRAL n R."
MAGRAW & KooNs, Freight gents,
No 50 North street, BALTIMORE.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gent Superint't, Altoo ma, Pa.
L. L; HQUPT. Genp Ticket Ar't, Philsdslpkia-
II: HOUSTON, 6enp Freight Agent, Phils-
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iHiitERY NOTICE.
STATE or ILLINOIS,
kmrk lsllnl NmmlA. %

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
To the May term, \. d. 1852, III the Circuit Court
oi SAID county
hgncas Noral vs.. rhiaudcr Osborn, Matratet
osborn, hls wife, Thomas J. Buiord and James NJ
Buiord, under the firm name and siylc of +. j. x
j. VI. Bu0rd, Ben Harper, Robert II. Graham
Margaret Proudioot and Jesse OrmSboc
\ FflDANlF having been duly filed here
y IN that Robert H. Graham, defendant above
named, has gone, and that Margaret Proudipot
and Jesse Ormsbcc, other defendants above named
reside out Of tins state
Notice is hereby gwen 20 them, the SAID Robert
H. Graham, Margaret prouGiuut and Jesse Orms-
bee. that, on the seventh dag of Nlrcn, A. d.
lhb2, writ OF summons 70 cHnuccry against the
above named defendants at the SUIT of the above
named complainant, upon her bI of complaint
therein nicd, issued out of the office OF the clerk
of sad court, directed to the siur of sad coun-
ty,fciurnlbir on the second Monday or Nav next,
and that SAID cause is now pending IN SAID court
And, unless YOU, the SAID Robert II. Graham,
Margaret Iruudiout and Jesse DunSbcc. Shall per-
SonlIIy be and appear before sad court, on tue
first dan uithc neat term thereof, to be begun and
holden at Rock Island IN said county, ON the Sc
c"nd Monday of May next, and plead, answer or
demnt 10 said BILL the same viii be taken as con-
i"sscd 10y sou, and a decree entered according to
the prayer thereof
Dated tins seventh day of March, \. b. 1862.
EDWARD II. BOWMAN, Clerk
l.. y. SWEENrS, Solicitor for C0mp,'t.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

N l!EEEAS, Hiram Pitts and l.. Frances
w 7, iils, has wife, cyrus pttr aud Margaret
., Pats, A.s wIlc, Elias s. Gilbert aud Caroline 4
T.. Gt'hrfI, hIs wtlu, aud Gideon I,lts and Jane A
lliin, Nus w,'u, by deed dated September lot, "
D, lsJ>, conveyed To Join =, Dillon the real os.
tate 40 said deed described. winch decd MAS 70
corded November 18Th ls1>, IN BOOK - of Deeds,
page no, OF the Rock Island county, Illinois. re-.
cuids, beng all OF block eleven IA all of block
twrN" ~, and lots one . = aud iva 81 ia block
thirteen lI5l al OF blocks seven Il and EIGHT
II F, and th" west half othlur. i've T., as shown
on md hy plat made by Daniel pagiu, county aur.
Nrlur, aud which slld plat has been duly filed for
rrrutd wtth the recorder Of sad county;
And whereas, a the time ofthc execution of
sad deed % the sad Dillon, Puts Gilbert X PITTS
were indebted 10 Cook & Dillon and 10 Cook, D,l.
Ion Lmtlcy, and certain clients of the latter
hf"' az shown 10y certain pfomlssory notes IN the
PosscsSlon "t sad Cook, Dillon * Lindlcy;
Aud whereas, sad Dillon, on the sand l,t d,y
ct September, l>'N, executed an instrument IA
writing 70 tho gfAutou ~ said deed. winch was
accepted hy them, aud which Instrument set forth
the abuE" facts, aud empowered and authorized
'aid b'lnn, IN case said notes made by PITTS Gil.
beft RUS should not Toe paid within three months
allrr due, to adkCrils" said above dCsrFlhed ntu.
perry ios sale, by giving tour weeks notice of tho
tine and place OF sale N some newspaper publish.
oh ~ Rock Island county, Illinois, which sale
shall be- made to the higtosl bidder Tor cash and
III" purchaser Of purChascfsu ut lied tuanabsulutr
deed tor the property sold;
And whereas, the notes made los Pats, Gilbert
y rats nave not been FUZZY paid;
And whereas, to secure the same debts, Pitts
Gilbert y ftts also pledged the follow ias notes,
all dated July IS, 1857, to Wit: notes made bS
). Dahlo', ofSlG6 !j-lr0 each; 2 notes made h,
J. y. Baker, for Sl27 90 TOO each, notes made
by O. $ Gilbert for SINS 7j.l00 each; notes
made 10y Edward Phillips, Iut $l93 7j-luO each
ais" two other note, made hg the sand Phillips. for
$50 each notes made b, Jup Buckley for
5000 each 3 notes made hy Alex f. Swand,r.
$40 each, and one note made by Joseph and Mary
Doud Tor 50 l2-lOo with lie power to sell the
same II PITS, Gilbert \ PM. made default IN the
payment of Their SAID notes;
Now |, John +. Dillon, trustee m the prcm..cs
as aforesaid, d" hereby gNc public notice that by
virtue 1i the power m me vested, VIII, on SAT-
tEbAi, THE Dist DAY or MAY, \. D. 1862.
at the hour OF ten o'clock \. VI. OF SAID day at tho
Court House door IN the city o' Rock Island. IN
Rock Island county, Illinois, expose and otter
for sale TO the highest bidder Tor cash the aforc-
sad real "sta'" and notes pledged as aforesaid or
50 much OF sad property a. may be necessary to
satisfy the said Indebtedness OF Puts. Gilbert <
PMS. mo f. DILLON Tr,.ic,
april q, div
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BENJAMIN +. RICii'S ESTATE.

To Timothy Searl and the unknown heirs of Benz
lm.n +. Rich, deceased.
TAX" notice that i petition has been fled ~ the
Clerks office Of the County Court of Rock Island
county and state OF Illinois against you, and one
Sylvester Cox, by AInm K. Rlthbun as admins.
traitor Of the estate OF benjamin +. Rich, deceas-
Cd, praying leave to sell lot numbered eleven Il u
aud the south half oi lot numbered twelve ti2) u
block numbered sixteen llGJ in the town of Cor
doya IN said Rock Island County, Ill.,, to pay debts
ui said estate And affidavit OF your non-rcsIdcncc
having been filed, now, unless You appear at the
May Term, A. D., 1852, OF said court. to be hold
en- IN Rock Island, III SAID county and state ON the
THIRD MONDAY ~ MAY next, being the 10Th
day Of the month, the said petition vii! be taken
Tor confessed and decree entered accordingly.
Dated tins Nth day OF April, 4. D.. 1862
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
CHAs. VI. OSBORN, tor Petitioner.
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seutatiyes from all parts Of the state, to de
termine and decide whether work or I'M
proyement shall be made, and TO authorize by
law contract for that purpose, If this pro-
vision Of the new constitution had been con-
toipei in the Old one, il would no doubt have
saved 10 the people, if it had been respected,
large sums Of money that have been perhaps
fooishy squanlered, Among the many good
proyi-6n, Of the new constitution, this one
should hold conspicuous place, Like the
other provisions 10 which we have called tho
attention Of the people this j. decided and
valuable improvement upon the old constitu'
ton, and, taken together, these amendments
should rally 10 the ness constitution the lc
termucl and enthusiastic support u the tax
payer. of Illinois; l,r al! these provision.
look ton liberal and genera! reduction Of tax.
es and more economical and far les. expcn.
,iyc government than we have ever had in
this state, Voters Of Illinois road care.
iulIy-rcllcct seriously and act wisely
Q,Iacy Wr0R
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Among the braycst and ablest # the uili,cr,
in the battle Of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, wa-
Colonel julius White, Of tins city. who com
manded brigade which stood the very bruu'
OF the hard fought conflict, and came uUt a
it with great credit. We are glad 10 lcru
that for mat and other efficient services, the
president has nominated CuI White u the
senate rs u brigaier general The ngmlua
ton will Of course be confirmed, II i re-.
ward of merit that is richly deserved,
Colonel White i, still at home, and th"
wound he received IN the battlefield Is slow.
w healing, and be- will probably soon be
ready to again take the field ch'coyo JomH'
oi.
1slr" We are glad to learn that Julius
White is to be brigaicr and so are the sol
der. Of his regiment-becau,e it gives them
a chance for better man for colonel But
We beg of the J,WHW not to show that old
sore any more it has accomplished it, pnr
pose, aud every time it i. exhibited it make.
our boys who were in the battle of Pea
Ridge" larf rite cont" The Jourau suys--
&c the wound he received in battle" why,
my dear man, he never received my wound
in battle IRE La HmJug'
p. S. Col. White i not a rc,lcu, Of
Chicago.
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Those who have bad experience in LETTING
out contract. for either public or priynfn
work. need not be informed that il j, a com
mon thing for contractors to bid very low in
the first instance in order to secure the word,
and then after the work has been cpmrIn-,I
come forward with rlnu.ibla c,,im t'r
.,cxtr, c,nrcr.otior - nllr,,;n, .l,,, r..,'
one rausp and aunthcr tbry haTl .I..t ,,,',,.,,
by takipo fine contract The stain hos l,I
some .urh ryurrinrra with ,...,,tro,,,,r. ="
times mast Uayino las r,ntr.., o,,r,,l -
do, and actuaIIy REFORMED fl certain 7',,,rt ~,
a certain price for the ,..tr e.,,tror,,r-
have SUBSEQUENTLY, arpeaip,l ia fine I.,i .,,,,,r.
for extra condensation. and have in ..n"a H..
stances, received it. This !. said In L,yo
been the case with the contract, that h,yn
been let for the repair and extension Of the
state institutions at JacksunyiIle and npr.
hans TO a considerable extent with othpr
contracts for work done +, p the state result.
inr in takinr from the state treasury. from
time 10 time. LARGE Sums of money which thc
state had not contracted 70 nav. To what OK
tent this has been dome we Eaye mo stutis.
ties before rs 70 enable "a to iudge hut when
il j. stated that there was ma rnnady against
1t in the old constitution and il i Known
+hot r.,,..,,+ ~ ~ :
and dpna,,l ...,,,,.; ~ ,'.t'''
dnpitsl ,i.', ,,.,'! - VH''"'' 10
loss in thr;r',,,tllt, ~ "',t S"",Ie" great
Ru+ at, op,.,, t ~. -''''' ''''' ''I's sV"''e'
tinn. rrn, ,ha ,."' ''''i 'S""'I Ve'e opera
haan NM int, +la ',,,,' ~ ''s I"'uFe has
hn saan hy rho f,,n.,;.. .'">',t""'h' us VIII .
CSC Il Tbn G.,|7n,I
,oror Grant nv a,,,A,,;,a 80. iS>'"'o'F Sua4
t,anv ,nLIi, ,H;no,' a1.,,,t '''' WI" Vehsauoh
= , want "I con .
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Ju.1au's advertisements.
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
STATE or ILLINOIS,
H,.I l.

STATE or ILLINOIS, =.
Rock Island County,
NOTICE is hereby given tia. hy virtue Of
y an order 0tthe county court Of sA.d County,
entered % the Apu term, \, II, Isua, of said
court, on the appIl catoR Of The undersigned, sole
admlrlstTatuT ui George {, W4lgcHt, deceased, to
eel the following real estate, late the estate of
the said GcprIr {, Naigrnt, situate 10 the county
of Rock Island aud state otliIuoIs, SHOWN aud
described as follows, tuwt3 Al that certain
Tract, lot az parcel OF land 10 the city aud county
OF Rock Island and state ofliunots, 80 wui The
east our.hl.f nt lot four . ~ block iwo q. N
Briggs pllcc,Iu the city otRuck Island audi shall
uu NATi kDAi, TIE lgfll DAY o. JUNE,
y y. lsps, b,iwrou the hours ol 10 u'rlo,k \ .
VI and 3 n'oluek Z, VI, OF .tid day, 10 the front
door u' lHc tuUrt House. ofsaG county, al public
sale roI Oh" SAID real estate, or So much thereof
~ u1! be- necessary o. pay the aohta OF sad cs.
tate, 10 the highest bidder,
TrNNs--uuo.ha,t cash "a hand the balance ou
ono years ofrirt,w,tb mortgage on the premises,
Dated tHa 3ul dag " AprI, lsp!,
WILLIAM HALE, Administrators
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city and demanded it, surrender, Gen, Lowell
refused and fell back to Camp Moore, after
DESTROYING all the cotton and stores,
The iron clad vessel Mississippi was burned
u preyent her falling into the hands Of the
enemy
Nothing is saii about the Louisiana, but il
is supposed that she was scuttied' It's rumOr.
ed tia, she was sunk ~ the first ira.
Camp Moore is - miles from New Orleans,
On ne 1arNsoh ra'f"al'
The ia'''"'uS are 'be latest dispatches IN
''u'3 l'l'''.
"|n'"I' Hl'' n' l"hN'r ''inmo'
a. '' l"Ii.-Ni ii,H'i'n4 ne secretary OF the
Im'y'rr "! Ne" "f'g'n., who visited me Zee,
=! ''" ~ " '"'"' y ''"'"c' H'i"hn'
'' ,i ~ Wv IVY 81" ~ "'' "''
'on' z' q" ,h, h9ur % or.".NJ
,, var .4'r' '"s N'E.' cam" up from tho
d., .n,.,j.I No. ~ '".'' w." CIV vi ""F
.,. 90, y',''''','''',''.' "t,N iNe '''
+, rn" ,l '.' "I' w., 'I,"'. ~ "''"u,I1
let her return.
he rumpr that Fort Pike ha, been ry.rI.
atcI and blown up j. unreliable
In Il conference held with one Of the iclcg.
=. "i"'rr,, after 'hr r'rFesp'nIenr" between
mayor VI 'nF', ana 'mln'i"r' f"rra'", Tie
, , .'','Y','fS ','t o., Mo"'i s",'s down
'' .'- ~ w. ny '''' u J, va u ""u's'
.r,. 81, US sup "''"'"
'.r''i'"' "'' "'' "''' mus '''.
II IL reported that rene" and English men
~ "'F are hr.'" ana VIII enter their rroits!
"-'ll' s"r.'i"t the citY' and II believed
~" huk"" vessels afr short both 1t provisions
A"I 'lm"ni'"n.
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Rumorcd Negotiations for rcacc

NA,HiNGToN, April %,
Their" !, rumyr thattho government is is in
possession oliuf.rmatiou which may possibly
lead to 4 cessation of ho,tiIitics \ mediation
an! compromise for the basis. The rumor l.
doubtful.
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NOTICE..

IHiE notes, book accounts and papers OF
| Mr.. julius Schuze. saddlor and harness
maker, have been left with me Tor settlement
All those indebted To him are notified to make
immediate payment, or cost will be made.
HENRY FlSCHEL. Justice of the Peace
Rock Island, Dec y, 1851.
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BOAT STORES.

VIE undersigned ha. opened a store ON tho
1 IrNcr ior the purpose Of supplying steamboats,
with Groceries, Pro,,,un~, Eggs, Butter. Muk.
Chickens, Ice, Sc, Sc. lie wlIi keep large
supply Of Ice, tor all no wishit.
Town trade solicited.
LEWIS rPDlkE.
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STATE or ILLINOIS
Rock Island County, 1"
In the Circuit Court of said County, ofth, Sen .
Term, \. d, lsGl.
Henry Allen Is. Charles Il. Waite and Catherine
\. Waite, john ". buckley, John r. Cofkcr,
MAJOR +, irwin, George W Travcr and John y.
Knapp, EArcgtpd SC,
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the 9th and cDntrihutc1 l,r,.Ir =, - =.
tory Of the Eth. IIo ,y,. ~ w VIC
, The 6gbr had ,br,,, 80. :" ,"' '"'sAe,'
and wa himself wca '' r S'' ,In' ""Isr ,n .
fully request Tim, me- ',II, -
once. ="
.t''." % i'i"'''
Fort Pillow, April - -Dr,rrter, from tho
rebel lines bring the gratifying Intelligence
that New Orleans has -urronleret :, our r.
e"' under command + Commodore Pnucraud
'"@, Ia" ',' CITY Is now N Porter possession
y" i""i''! iH'' 'n' I'''I" geo. l"'''l
'F' JACKSON "'iaF " H''P'I'I' 'n@ '-''"'N.,
~ m"'.n '"' '''''' WIZ '''" ''' '''''''
""I'l "g'''" ..,.l...,l
'up p'''' w." 80 - 'l''' mus, ", 'I,
oil and - wounded
The engagement lasted u part of two DAYS.
The tcirral- took possession # New Or.
lnnu, pu Friday without ,lfussir.
The rrhr. isr'o had an "yncmtcl, DESTROY.
iug .Gnh steamers ~ they had no use TOR, an!
wklHg with them the greater amount of mil.
i,ory store, on d.po,i, in the city.
There {. supposed to be- 4. lar:a ,nI.uu, of
cotton stored IN New Orleans which viii tall
/ into our possession, notwithstanding tho OF
font, Of the rebel authorities Ia destroy the
'" ,r >.'."'
,.'y ;,I4a,. ,'',',', " ~ g''.""' were
: N.Y. J""''"'' '''' wv '''"'' VI '"rr 'HS
,r.,.,
-, 81 ','u VI "rt 'l''"" N't'''i ny ~
v'I'i''s,.'"...' ,,,.'''i !" w. ne" "iI'' "'"
'"'."I'' WHO ""' "'' h''" '"f'r'"I'4 Us
trhev t,,o I,,..;,.. ,...,,..:......
Ivy INV '''''''''' mounting ah agra
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CALIFORNIA AND UTAH NEWS.

SAvrrANcsco, April 2s.--Thc steamer
Panama arrived from MAINTAIN with Ia,r- t"
the 10Th inst
The coufcIcrate- in New Mexico and Ari
IONA are making efforts 70 bring the border
states INTO sympathy with them.
Gen, >IhIry, commanding the Confederate
ior'"H had sent Col. Scry toopen ucgotiation.
with Jhe governor Of Sonora.
Iari'ry rendered troops to enter sonora and
cha-tlsc Apache Ihdjau- fpr whose service. be
asked III" right Of way, overland from Gnav-
mas to Arizona, and also the privilege Of pur.
chasing supplies at Maza,lan.
The governor entered into Il long cores
pon!rncc with RIelley, and sent special
messenger to th" governor of tinaloM on the
subject OF his mission
No definite arraHI cmeut- appeared agreed
upon, but Reliey received courteous trent
meut from the goVcrnmrnt officials, and AZ
last accounts had arrived at Guavmas, whcrc
he boasted that he had been far more success
ful than he had hoped for
The ship Joseph Peabody has been forfeit
ed to the government for smuggling.
Trade has recently revived to supply the
demand for goods suitable to Oregon and Brit.
lsh toIumoa mines, in advance Of antjcinat.
ed large emigrant business.
Ihe state continues unsrnsonab'y back
ward.
Gen. Wright has issued an order reu,le.tin,
the arrest OF all person, charged with aiIirTg
and nNotting, by words or deeds. ,horerI,inn
Such persons to be confined uu!r., thew .uL.
scribe to the oath Of allegiance.
LEAyENwoRru. April 29.--In cir,n'ur
Just published, Gen. Sturgis says the arrest
OF Col. Jrnnisun was the result Of rport,rui,.
tons made by Lieut., COL DcAuthony, Of his
own regiment, and Col Geo. W. Dctller. bis
Immediate commaudng officer, and was
made at the earnest solicitation Of the latter
officer, who in his appeal to me, Of the 18Th
inst, demands his immediate arrest and
charges him with the most grave and serious
crimes known TO military law.
Hiram Rich. an old resident of the ycst,au5
tor number Of years sutler at Fort Leayen
worth, died suddenly, yesterday, of apo.
picxy.
FoHr MoSRor, April 29.--lo lion. h. II
Na"'oa Secretary Of Var: The following
q9IP2ear' in the Richmond Dispatch, of the
4Nth inst:
he fearful state Of suspense in which this
NY mas existed for several DAYS, has ended /
T. ~" ''I""hS Is IN possession of the enemy. I
-. wa. evacuated by Gen Lowell VIII, removed
IL, ,.rI'> TO Camp Moore, on the jackson
Signed, "
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SOMETHING NEW. AND WHAT
EVERYBODY WANTS!
M0REH0USE's

DATENT KEROSENE BURNERS for Lamps
| without Chimneys, producing the most
economical light ever invented VIII not consume
more than onc-haIi the oil the chimney lamps do :
gives bright steady clear light wlll fit without
alteration, the Kerosene and Fluid lamps now in
use. Also Lanterns containing said burner far SUI
pcrior to any now in use.
For sale by the subscriber at the store occupied
by II. :. Child on Illinois street, Palace Row also
by John Bullcy, on the corner of Buffalo and Rock
River street.
The subscriber has the exclusive agency and
right of sale in Rock Island County, Ms, and
Scott County, Iowa.
Ets" Liberal discount to Agents.
II. POWARS.
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WILLIAM JACKSON,

\ TIOiNEI ~ COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
y Olhcc with Il. Field, next door to the Post.
ONCE, Rock island
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OFFICERS!
NJ, q. ATWOOD, President
Inv - kELLENBERGER, TREASURER.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN BLAlSDELL, General Agent.
u b. HOWARD, Ass't Gcn'l Agent.
Agents have been appointed IN every comm,
ahd IN all the principal cir,s aud towns IN ,Ic
STATE Application tor insurance may be made to
H. T. Baker, Agent for Hampton; D. W. Gould.
NOME, and Brown DcVoro, Pou Byron.
JAMES VI. BuFoRD,
Agent for Rock island Illinois.
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gw Establishments.
ILLINOIS Mutual
Fire Insurance COmn,uy


'aP"a' ShOOoooo, losses P4iJ, zoo. 900
instead OF the PN's for som,-auuual Dividend,
III 998H'o" To premiums, usually drawn from I'm,
,'Hu'eu' ny STOCK companies, to pay eastern stock.
h"'derS, the 'atrs m the llIIN"Is Mrru,l arc sn
eGnltahly arranged as only 10 rcqu,re i,nn a."
m'ihpef' snihc'rnt money To- paS with cf,taigtv.
az 'oss,S aud expenses. The premium notes noyy
'h"unt'hs to over one Hyim bJlaFs, arc So
'"I'u ny I1en upon the properly insured, valued
az "''t ZEN Millions. THIS ample fund affords
srcnts "a'sn''e '"f the payment Of ,r1y iJs,-thc
W. va. own avs No policies are issued oui o
,i ''1te' The members arc subject 10 no l,ty,
u"n-'', losses being adjusted by agyt,g ,rb,rr,
""h' az losses cahfi piiaH aa,,g f,g,.,b'
occur u"''f po''r's pa" srlsiy IN adrmrG.
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BOARD OF bIRErrops .

N :, >, HUNNU OF NIKEITUKNi
h' ~ nan, samuel WADE, II. ". BILLINGS a
W,n..n' llm"thy Turner, Lyman Trnmbu,I,
~ W"' sdt smith Henry Lea, John Atwood, j.
" " SthW'hPcs hewanin +, Long, Elias HlbharG,
ttnci, \ Hoffman, Lewis Kcicnbcrpr, n ~
Atwood, 't''''" w. ''
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c"p'ah $l,ooo,ooo, Lo,,,, pag, 200, 200
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tontraband> Clothed and Armed by Gen.
Hunter.

Terrible Bombardmcnt at Fort
Jack>ou.
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which had intcrfcrcd with our working mar.

which had interfcrcd with our working par.
tics,
Weather more favorable.
WAsHlNGToN, Aprilos a dispatch recciy.
cd from Gen, llalleck says:
II Is the unanimous opinion that Gen W.
J. sherman saved the fortunes Of the dAy ON
the G'h, aud contributed largely to the vie.
tory OF the IN, lie was in the rhicko-t of
the hight, had three horses shot under him.
ma was himself twice wounded respect.
iu!'y request that he made a major general at
once
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Burning Cotton in Tennessee.

GENERAL BANKS iDT.lNCING.
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MASTERS SALE.

March 81, diwIy