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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-03

A Military Dictatorship.-That the
project Of military dictatorship for
the North is seriously contemplated,
there is no longer room for doubt. As
accumulative evidence of the fact, we
find in a late number of the Memphis
Bulletin the following extract from a
Washington letter.
Many arc willing to invest the Presi-
dent with a military dictatorship, so
that one mind, without so much dis
tracing counsel, shall infuse now and
terrible energy into the measures to
put down the rebellion. A day or two
since l attended tho ceremonies of
raising flag over new hospital, one
mile cast of the Capitol. Dr. Sunder-
land, chaplain of the Senate, and pastor
of one Of the largest new school Pres
byterian churches in Washington, was
the orator He boldly proclaimed the
sentiments of the loyal North, that a
new war policy must be inaugurated,
or the rebellion never could be put
down. He advocated a military dicta.
torship in the person Of the President.
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Confscati0n.

A dispatch from St. Louis, dated the
l4th inst, says that in compliance with
orders from the Secretary of War,
Gen. Scho6eld has ordered the Provost
Marshal General of the District Of Mis-.
souri, to proceed without delay to carry
into effect the confiscation act so far as
it's provisions are subject to be carried
into effect by the military authorities
of the United States. The property
liable to coniscation in the district is
estimated at $50, 100000.
Happily the military authorities of
the United States" cannot carry the in
formal orders into effect in many Of the
Southern States. No doubt but that
lincoln thought, when he signed the
Confscation Bill, that by this time the
military authorities ofthe Uuited States
would have nearly all the South at
their mercy. But few weeks have
wrought great chang. Yankee rule
has been curtailed in Virginia, Ken.
lucky and Tennessee, and they must
do some awful fghting-better than
they-did in front OF Richmond, ut Ma
nassas, at Harpers Ferry, at Rich
mond, Ky, and other placcs-bef're
they can carry the Confscatjon Act
into force to any immense extent. We
call it confscation, when stealing would
do us we'll The terms are synony
nous in Yankee procedure, only they
wish to invest their theft with title
that will bamboozle the ignorant to
believe they are not thieves. We know
however, where the Yankees have been,
that they have been confscating from
the incipieucy Of the war. They car
ried out their con6scation scheme to a
grand extent all over this portion of
Tennessee.
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LOOMS.
RICHMOND Oct., End.

Senate to day refused to agree, to
amendments of House Exemption Bill,
and asked for committee for confer.
ence.
House Bill appropriating one million
dollars for construction OF Blue Noun.
tain and Rome Rail road passed. Also,
Sanate bill to provide for transmission
of trans Mississippi Mails. At I o'clock,
Senate went into secret session to con.
slider order of tho day, heing tho bill
to repress the atrocities of the enemy.
Nothing Of Importance done. When
door reopened several communications
from the President were presented
House occupied nearly all day in dis.
cussion of hill TO raise revenue.
GRAEME.
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s Is REWARD.

STOLEN ON MONDAY NIGHT, SEPT.
29th, black HORSE, branded on the left
shoulder with small mule shoe, which formed
the letter U. He has had a sore on the top Of
his withers It is healed up but not haired
over yet. He trots. The above reward will
be given for the delivery of SAID horse.
SOLOMON COOVER,
Oct Sd. If Winchester, Tenn
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p@ 1t will be necessary for us to bo
absent good deal of our time tor a
week or two, therefore our readers will
have to accept clippings and kilograms,
unless we can prevail upon our friends
to communicate their ideas to our COL
umns. We hope they will. There are
many persons in and about Winchester
who could much good with their pens
these times.
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sA- Several weeks ago we copied
rom the "Mississippian," a recommen.
hilton to use cotton seed tea in place of
luuinine to cure chills and fever. We
tdeem it but just to state, that since
Ashen it has been frequently tried here,
about, and as far as wc have been able
to ascertain, it has not failed in a SINGLE
instance.-Iensas Gazette.
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MOBILE Oct. .,

Special to the Register and Advertiser,
Sixty Yankee cavlalry scouts pene.
trated to rail road two miles South
of Baldwin Cut. They were attacked
by rs Of the End Tenn. Cavalry; routed,
and driven off-seven killed and two
prisoners. Our loss two killed, none
wounded.
LOOMS.
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ss The commusl lation from "c''
on Extortioners ($20 boot mon in par.
ticular.) come in a little too late for
this mornings paper. 1t will appea,
tomorrow, and we invite universal at
tention toit.
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.

Postage on Newspapers, sent to actual sub
scribers, paid quarterly in aIvance: Daily,
70 cents; Six times a week, 60 cents; Trl-
Weekly, 80 cents; Semi Weekly, 20 cents ;
Weekly, 10 cents per quarter.
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Guerrillos.-Last Friday, as Fede-
raj force was moving toward Herman.
do, on passing Mrs. Moses Whites
place, a Lieutenant Of cavalry, passing
in advance of his company, was fired
upon from Mrs. Whites house and
killed. Shortly after the company
came up, and on pcrceiving the outrage
which had been committed, they mado
for Mrs. Whites premises. her son,
a young man of eighteen years, was
seen running to the woods, and was
shot, Next tho house and all it con-
tanned was destroyed. They tn en- pro-
ceeded to the house of Esquire Hutch
inson, short distance of, and likewise
destroyed it with all it contained
Memphis Bulletin.
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AA. A gerry limited space in the Daily Bull
leain will be allowed for advertisements
Terms, 81 for each square, lst insertion Scots
for each subsequent insertion.
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Why is Mcclellan like the burning
of a candle? Because be grows beau
tifully less.
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Cold Weather Coming.-Tho Mobile
Register learns that there are unmista.
kable natural signs Of an early wintcr
impending. The Mobile sportsmcn find
that robins are already migrating from
the North, as we'll as blue jays, which
are not generally seen in that latitude
until the 1st Of November. Besides
these, the snipo and other birds are al.
ready donning their winter plumage,
which docs not generally appear until
that date. These indications are with
justice regarded as unerring, for nature
never makes mistakes in such matters.
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Exchange no Robbery.--lt is related

ofa soldier belonging to the 9Th Ala.
bama Regiment, that he found Yam
kee in the woods, but being separated
from his regiment did not know what
to do with him. While soliloquizing,
tho officer who gave me the incident
rode by, and his advice being asked,
he told the soldier he had better lot
the prisoner 60. "Well," said the Ala.
bamian, 81 reckon l will but look
here, Yankee, you can't leave till you
give me some of them good clothes.
Strip! want your boots and brecch.
es." The Yankee protested against
any such dignity, and appealed to the
officer to protect him. The Alabamian
also plead his cause. "Here's this
fellow" said he, "come down here q
robbng OF our people, and he's stayed
so long it's no more'n right he should
pay for his board. l don't want him
to 60 round in his bare legs any more'n
he wants to, and | mean to give him
my old clothes" "a fair exchange is
no robbery replied the officer, "and
as you have no shoes, and a mighty
poor pair Of pants, / reckon you had
better help yourself" "Now, Yankee,
you hear what the boss says, do yer ;
off with your traps and let's trade"
The last thing tho officer saw as he
rode away, was the two worthless in
their "bar legs" stripping for an ex.
change.
Gems. Reno and Mles.-Brigadier
General L. Reno, who was killed by
the GOniederates, near Boonsboro', Nd,
is the same individual to whom Gen.
Burnside awarded SO much credit tor
gallant services at the taking Of Roam.
oke Island and Newbern, S. G. Reno's
glory was materially diminished, how.
ever, at South Mills, N. c., where Col.
Wright, of the Third Georgia Regi'
ment, with only 600 troops, thrashed
him and his 5000 Yankee force very
soundly. Reno also participated in the
battles at Manassas on the Goth and
Both of August. Burnside regarded
him as one of his ablest generals. den.
Reno was an old army officer, and en-.
tored into service on the 1st Of July,
1849. Ho was d native of Virginia,
but was appointed from Pennsylvania.
General Dixon S. Miles, who was
killed at Harper's Ferry, was an officer
of the old United States Army, and was
breveted Lieutenant Colonel of Intan-
try, on the 18th of April, 1857 He
entered the service as I'd Lieutenant of
Infantry on the lst of July, 1924. He
was born in Maryland and appointed
from that State.
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General Lee.

A correspondent of the Charleston
Courier, writing from tho army, says
of Gen Lee:
You cannot imagine a palmer or
more unostentatious looking man than
the commander-in- chief of the Confede-
rate armies-General Lee Take a hu.
man form, say five feet eight inches in
hight, it's constituents we'll knit togeth-
er, full in it's proportions, and yet with.
out supertiuty-add to it a well-shaped
arely-built head, with q front whose
every line is marked with energy and
genius, u pair of keen, dark eyes
brown in the parlor but black in the
feld--that seems TO embrace every
thing at glance handsomely
shaped nose, such as Napoleon liked
to see on his generals !; mouth indie
ative of an iron will, and a countenance
whose natural expression is one of gen.
tleness and bcnevolence; cover the
head, mouth. and lower part of the face
with heavy growth OF short gray
hair invest the whole figure with
grace, and an unassuming conscious.
ness of strength, purpose and position ;
let it speak to you in voice whose
tones of politeness never vary, wheth'
cr uttered to the highest or the lowest
in rank, and you have as full and com.
plete description as l can give Of the
distinguished man who at this moment
holds in the hollow Of his hand the
destiny of this country.
Matches.--For tho information Of
enterprising dealers, who wish to sup
ply their customers with good articles
at fair prices, we take the following
from the Richmond Whig:
We have seen specimens of matches
made by machinery in this city, and
find them, upon trial, equal to the best
Of foreign manufacture. They light
readily and with certainty, burning
with but little odor. The prices for
which they are sold, ten cents bundle,
is great improvement upon the late
prices-seventy five cents and ono dol
lar per small box. The manufacturer
deserves credit for his ingenuity and
for accommodating the public.
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She 9aily gnlletia.
BY w. JS SIATTER-
F.:

Terms:
rwentyfve cents per week or ono dollar per month.
No subscription received for longer than one month
The Daily Bulletin be obtained at the once, or Of
newsboys. Our friends everywhere are requested 70 as
sIst us In extending its circulation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-29
nilLiI!R.rR,-s I. FRIES.

ECrlFlEi,S and Manufacturer, o!Domys-
lOuc Liquors, Importers and Dealers N Foreign
Vines and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
LANDING, Rock Island.
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IttNI...l ~ " i.Il-,
!. i'R NSESt.I.R.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ill
\ Office in Bailey and iioye's Block.
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
specifications make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds OF buildings, IN town or country
Having 80 years experience IN the business, ne
hatters himself that he give general SAUSAGE
ton.
Jobblng attended to with dlspalch-charges
moderate. Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry shop on Adams street
near High School.
Efs~ Leave orders at Henry Housman's store,
Illinois street.
Jan, 18Th, d tt, VIM. kkkEll
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The great trouble with sewing machines thus
far, has been that those which are good for any
thing, such as Singers, Grover Bakers, or
Nhecl"r& WiIson's,arc too expensive, whilst the
cheaper ones were made SO imperfect that they
dld not answer the purpose. Mcssrs George f.
Collins Co., Of Chicago, bring now before the
American public EIIOr's Improved ''Pearl"
double threaded machine, which has all the per-
tcch0nS "i the higher priced machines, and only
costs $30.-GraHd Rdp'k lNtrhD Adrerttser.
EHiof, "P,Jy}' Scriug MqrliH.-We can
truly say that II rs, for the family, THE invention
of the age. How rapidly aud pleasantly It works
and what convenience It must be WewOnder
II any fanny Will be without them when they can
be obtained at So low price as $50. five had
wife, farm and family surely We should have
one Of these machines, for they are Just the thing
for a farmers or, for that matter, anybody's-
family Boston Hcrah.
CLeip amt Scrricedbic We have, tor some
weeks past, had on trial one OF Eihot's lmprov-
ed "P"ari" Sewing Machines. The price oft
beng cheaper than that of any other machine, we
were somewhat skepucaI regarding It's reliability;
but after a thorough aud critical trial. We will say
1t lscvery way worthy OF the high reputation sus-
tanned by IT. Its chcapncss, instead Of detractlng
from ITS worth, makes II the more desirable III
these hard time, Its stitch ls perfect, and then
the working of II IS 50 simple that its use ~
easily learned. To our family friends We fully
recommend It -Chr'ytim Times.
farmers Itres and Daughtrs.-We refer 10
EihOts "PcarI" Sewing Machine the simplicity
and usefulness Otwh lch cannot be ovcr-estImated.
II has all tn" requisites Of good aud scrvlceabIe
Cluuc, and tn" prlC" places II within the reach
# ALL TO those of our readers who wish good
and, at the same time, cheap machine, We unhesl-
tatlngly recommend the one above mentioned
runners gazette.
EUiOtS igyrOrrf ..pedyF, SerinF Machine
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MICHAEL IIEBERk NECHT.

'INILOR-Oppo.l the Rock Island House,
l over Eycrts' store. Garments made IN the
Attest style and best manner and warranted TO TT.
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers All work done IN accordance
with the tunes and at Reasonable prices.
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ROCK ISLAND AnuUS.
THE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing toll tcIcgaphc reports and the la.
test news, Is published every cycuNs, except
sunday, at SIX Dollars year payable quarterly
~ advance.
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{. II. NDN,

TNDERTAkER. COFFIN W \ X
| house corner Rock River and Madison SITS,
Rock Island 4 fine hearsc and team always IN
readiness. VIII procure graves to be dug, turn
Ish carriages tor idncrais, aud take the entire
charge o. everything connected with the prepard-
uon o, the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
any length Of time without applying ice to the
BODY. Charges moderate.
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JESSE, ItOs.E.tt~

I'INE BOOT MAKER Particular atten-
/ ton paid to nice work. and satisfaction guaran-
tecd in all cases. Ladies shoes made TO order IN
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
re-" shop on Illinois street, next door to \.
Perry's grocery store.
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Artpsian Wells Bored
SPRINGFIELD
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
OF SPRTNGFIELD, MISS.

OF SPRINGFIELD, MISS.
CASH CApITAL.............. .S2OV,OoV
Surplus ............... ..,'.' -f.,
CONTINUES TO ENSURE REAL AND
\ PERSONAL PROPERTY on the most iaVora
BILE terms
CLAIMS for Loss equitably and honorary adjusted
For Insurance, appiyto
HERMAN FIELD, Agent
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", l., DAIRY NIpII1.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE and General
y Collcctng Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
III. Office in the Court House. Reference: D.
Bonar, County Clerk \. Could Circuit Clerk
and Thos. Morris, Ticlsurcr all OF Henry coun-
", III.
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Editor ~ rur hRCrs3 Please announce Mr..
JAMES Il. JOHNSTON as a candidate for town
ship assessor at the coming election.
MANY CITIZENS.
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\NTIlOLESALEAN AND RETAIL GROtERS
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic Wines. Liquors
and Cigars, No. |, Guyer's Block, Illinois street,
Rock Island, ILL.,
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ISLAND CITY HOTE,..

C. II. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
cor. Illinois aHdJferSon SIS, Hock bla"d
free OF charge,
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PHILIP II, !Ii!ISE..

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
Ill PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
with neatncss and dispatch all orders IN the
Painting, Glazing, aud Paper Hanging Line, and
at the most reasonable prces. Call aud give HIM
trial.
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FOR IDIl.i.JlD

Ma. EDITOR Please say that Mr. GEORGE
", CORP vii be a candidate for reelection TO
the office Of Township Collector, on Tuesday
NEXT, NN"A NoTrss.
Rock Island, March 90
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N0lI(

= hereby given TO all person, interested
| that the undersigned purchl.rd at the Colcc.
tors sale Tor taxes due the state of Illinois and
County of Rock Island, and costs, on the G5th
of tune, \. y. 1850, the following described lands
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LArr,r NEW, \. Perry j, retailing the
best poublc.RcljarI Kerosene Oh At 10 cents
per gallon AT other kind, Of groceries at
greatly reduced prices.
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pkI.MII-N IDn PRINTING.

uricrsfo' Jos PENrING vii meet with prompt
attrulur At the hRGv, Orri,r, anal rrN',ulrda At
reasonable rllus,
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IIitTl'$ PATENT
Knife and Scissor Sharpener.

~, ,so,,r Machine ~ r,,,,5Iv bocoH,,g = ,nb-
-, c., ~.
nc 'a'oFi'e ana - SURF ~ ""' US way '"'' every
family. Large numbers OF them are beng sold by
the proprletors, and all who become owners Of
the Ilrh, to sell them are assured Of making large
...,.r. :, ,t.,:. ,,,r,..l,,,,.,,
Men IN business. who wish TO add thereto. ar
.l,. r.,..r A ,., ,i,, ara an, ,.r ,,,lo,,,,or,
land those of large capltal alsoI are offered ex-
ccIcnt Inducements to become interested IN this
enterprise:
Among the opinions OF tins useful invention, we
select the following:
s.It Is very simple IN Its construction. cosiIy
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} 4 Nix - OR T.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE

at the same place, where he buys and sells Old
Stoves, Rags, Old Iron, Copper, Brass, &c. sc.
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FOR A~sisTANr SUPERVISOR.

Editor ARGvSs Please announce that VI 4.
SWlLEK viii be a candidate lor Assistant sup.
CTNspt,
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business Cards.


A TIORNEY AT Law, kock Island, III,
a Collections, and all other business entrusted
10 hun VIII receive prompt attention preus'
mortgages, and other instruments "nluh ana "''
knowlcdgcd, E,.- Also Justice the Peace,
T.. =. special attention given To Tue cor
lection Ui pensions. bounty ana ari.'Is "
nay due soldiers. their " ii0ws o. minor ciiii-
drcn. Rclrrto Mitchell y Lyndc, hank"rS'JHdsc
Wilkinson, Judge Bailey aud Mayor davenport,
Rock Island
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.NAMlLl GROCERY AND PROVISION
L STORE, Produce bought aud sold, store
~ the west crrarr -. Orleans and Ottcr streets
ihn LrnnM lmFmuI.
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FOR Tow \ IIi.Rh.
no. Assessor.

EDITOR ARGus: Please announce the name oil
Mr.. T.. W, SWAMI, for Town CLERK.
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ID ECTIFiER and Manufacturer Domestic
~ Liquors, and dealer IN Foreign Wines and
Liquors. Palace Row, Illinois street, Rock Island
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
7,
COOK * DRURf

JNo, P. COOK. j. WILSON DNhki'
COOK Is DRURI,
Successors of Cook, Dillon 4 LIndley,
Davenport, loTa.
WE have formed partnership for the
w pratice Of Law, to which we shall devote
our sOnal attention. COOK & DRURI.
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4 rIORNEY * COUNSELOR at LAW,
n solicitor N CHancery, Real Estate and Col
ect.nl Agent, MuiIuc.
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\. L.. JOHNSON,

Az AGUN-MANER. All kind, o, Repair.
w va aul lobJEs done At shnrt notice, N
the best W,Uurr aad a. reasonable rates. NHop
on Warrington street, near the berry landing
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\N tluLE>ALE y RETAIL DEALER IN
w iIlrIwarc, CUTLERY, ir-n, Nla,, Window
Glass, Sr,, corner d. i...ro., tuI bItl,p streets,
Rock Island, ~,
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E.s1'i. ~.
CHANGE. or iGENtY.
MOTTO

I'VE notes, book accounts and papers OF
Mr.. julius Schulzc, saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement -
All those indebted to HIM are notified I" MAKE
immed iate payment, or cost wall be made.
HENRY FlsCHEL, Justice Of the Peace
Rock Island, Dec ., 1851.
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J, II. L..NDIIN, 0, ", 2, WNNNTN,
j. u. LANGLEY ~ co.,

GENERAL Commission and Forwarding
II Merchants. Dealers N Salt, Hydraulic Ce'
ncnt, Coat, Lime, sc. ieycc, Rock island, III.
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BILLS for the Daily ArW~, for the last
quarter, from January | to April l. are now
due, and we ask or patrons to call and pay
Several subscribers are considerably in ar.
rears, aud We need the money. We hope the
payments will beprompt. We have adyanc
ed the money to pay for paper, labor, tcle
graphing, &c, and it is necessary that we
should have our pay
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Uualgou Recommendation TraH.
Leaves Chicago at 4.j2 p. NJ.
Arrives - SD A. NJ.
$. c. BALDWIN. Nup't.
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ATTENTION is requested to the advertise.
ment Of Mr.. John Whitsjtt, If prccmpton,in
relation to his fine b!oodcd stock. lie has
some very fine animals.
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SpEt!il BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Under lwsh,gu hunted uunprrui spec.
rat notices tilbrOgsor,cda at iocrnts rrrlno each
Insertion
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lLl.%.i'. ~W AMBER,
" NRNDCh ~ Ni.li \.


IANUFACrURERS Of Soap and Can.
VI. dln,, Roofs Island, III. Cash paid for Tai
low and CREASE.
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WILLIAM SHEkRt!R.

lrORNGY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
\ Ohicr IN the Court House, Rock Island,