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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-22
ODE TO wONDERFuL GRANUHEs.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

nR. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR UPWARD OF
twenty years devoted his professional time txclu-
sively the treatment of female DiffiCuiticS,
and havingS Icceede in thousands Of in restoring
the afflicted to sound health entire confidence in
nfIerinr nl,hliclX Lis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-22
"(rreaf american Remedy"
DIR. HARYEY'S
CHR0N0- THERMAL FEMALE PILLS,

" uCD nave yet NNutu the nave
been strictly followed) in removing difficulties arising
from
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE,
Or in restoring the system perfect health when suffering
from Spinal Affections. Proapsus, Ueri, the Whites,
other weakness of the Uterine Organs Also, in all
of Debility Nervous ProStration Mysteries, Palpita.
TONS &c which the foerunners of serious dis
ease.
skagn These pills perfectly harmless the const
tuition and be taken by the most delicate female with
causing distress. at the same tme they act like charm
by strengthening, invgorang and restoring the system
healthy condition, and by bringing the monthly
period with regularity, matter from what the
distinctions may arise They should, however, not be
taken during the first three four months Of pregnancy
though any otbe: time, miscarriage would be
the result
Each box contains 60 Pills. Price 81, and when De
sired will be by MAIL pre- paid by any advertised
gent on receipt Of the money
Sold by Druggists generally. j. BRYAN.
Rochester. New York. General Agent.
E.as@ TOMLINSON IL COX, Agents for indianapolis.
juyl9-dkw '6l
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
9esal alotiees.
CHANCERY NOTICE,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
To the May term, A. D., 1862, OF the Circul, Court
OF said county
Agness NorVal VS., phllander Osborn. Natga,c,
osborn, ms wife, Thomas j. Buiord and James NJ .
buiofu, under the firm name and STYLE of r. / A.
). NJ butord, Ben Harper, Robert II. Graham.
Margaret Proudioot and Jesse Ormsb,e,
4 FFlDANlT having been duly filed here.
n IN that Robert II, Graham, defendant above
named, has gone, and that Margaret proudfoot
and Jesse Ormsbee, other defendants above named
reside out of this state,
Notice is hereby gwen to them, the said Robert
II. Graham, Margaret ProudiOOt and Jesse Orms
bee, that, ON the Seventh day of March, A d.
lSb2, writ of summons IN chancery against the
above named defendants at the suit of the above
named complainant, upon her bill of compliant
therein filed, issued out OF the office of the clerk
of SAID court, directed to the sheriff of SAID coui-
ty,rc,urnablc on the Second Monday Of May next,
ana that SAID cause is now pending IN said court (;
And, unless you, the said Robert II. Graham,
Margaret Proudioul and Jesse )rmsbce, shall per-
hrst day ofthe next term thereof, to be begun and
holden at Rock Island IN said county, on the Sc
cohd Monday of May next, aud plead, answer or
demur 10 said BILL the same will be taken as con-
iessed by you, aud a decree entered according to
the prayer thereof.
Dated tins Seventh day of March, 4. y. 1862,
EDWARD II. BOWMAN Clerk.
+. ID. SWEENEY, solicitor for Compi't.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
THE PEA RIDGE battle.

a specla! dispatch to the Chicago Times
dated ST. Louis, March 18th, says
The RolIa Express contains few addition,
al particulars Of the battle Of Pea Ridge, The
| fourth division bore the brunt Of the battle,
Every field officer in DDlge's brigade is re-
ported wounded The 1T and 81 Iowa bat
teries, and the 4th aud oh Iowa infantry
were very much cut up, The lth Iowa mus
tered 500 strong on going into the battle, and
| lost lSO killed and wounded,
The following names Of officers are given,
but it Is not stated 10 what regiment, they
belonged 1t. Cot. Galligan, Capt. Burton,
Capt. Bcnjan and Lieut.. Crittenlen, wound.
ed Lieut. Jackson, killed.
The loss Of Col OsterhaIs' Missouri rcpi.
mcnt in the late battle was Slight.
After the battle Gen. Van Dorm sent Tag
of truce to Gcn. Curtis asking permission 10
bury the dead,
Gen, Curtis in his reply consented, and sta
ted that many rebel surgeons had fallen iGto
his hands, whom he Immediately paroled. lie
reminds Van Dorm in the CORES pondcncc that
federal SOLDIERS were wounded tomahawked
and scaped, aud their bodie. horribly man
glcd
Lieut.. Col, Galigtn i, from Davenport lie
formerly resided here, ~ agent Of the L. 5:
Express company.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

his station during the action, in the maya
CINE issuing powder when u shell from the
enemys battery penetrated into the maya
zine and exploded outside Of it. lie threw
himself over barrel Of powder, protecting
it with his own body from the fire, while at
the same time passing out the powder for the
guns.
Commodore Goldsborough, in transmitting
this letter to the navy department, says;
" 1t affords me infinite pleasure 10 forward
this communication 10 the navy department
to whose especial consideration beg leave u
recommend the gallant and noble sailor al.
laded to-"
And in a postscript;
davis actually seated himself on the bar.
rel, the top being out, and in this position he
remained until the flames were cxtinguish.
ed"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

A correspondent of the Chicago Times writ.
ing from Columbus, Ky, on the llth inst,
speaks of the assistant secretary of war (Col.
Scott being there that day, making observa.
tons, and visiting the ruins, with Col. Buford.
The correspondent says
Col. n. B. Buford, Of the 9th Illinois, com
mander Of the post, is doing what he can to
reassure the few citizens who remained, and
within a week many Of those who ran away
will return. The silly people were made to
believe most any extravagant story in regard
30 what would be their fate if they remained,
and they lsfstheir property without the least
pfsseets5l.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
By Telegraph.
Ehci's'irety for tie DaRy argus.


Telgraphcd to the Rock Island Argus.
Tribune Dispatch:
WAsnINGToN, March 1.-THE president
nominated, yesterday, Il. hrigadcr general
Joseph Craig also Robert C. Buchanan TO be
| inspector general.
The war department has authorized Gen.
llalIcck to ,upcrccic Gen Grant, unless he
| should ask 10 hr relieved, on account Of bad
conduct at Fort Donel,on aud elsewhere.
| Assistant Secretary Fox who is in Wash.
ingron. reports the Merrimac badly injured
in the two days fight. She had hole broken
in her hull by the Monitor, and was leaking
very badly when she put back.
The CumbcrIan, broadsids in the first days
fight injured her so badly tina, she could not
then attack the Minnesota or Roanoke, al.
though they were both aground. He thinks
that the Minnesota can, now that she is anoat,
handle the Merrimac. she is 50 SLOW and
unweicldly.
He considers it utterly impossible for her
to 70 to sea, "a she would founder in any or.
binary gale.
TAe suout of the Merrimac was knocked
a,kew by an II inch shot from the Minncso
Ia, Capt. Buchanan was wounded By a shot
from n rilcman on board the Cumberland, the
bail going through his thigh.
Mr.. Fox say, the crew Of the Minnesota, AS
well as that Of the Monitor are eager to see
the Merrlmac come out again, but it is not
likely that they will be grutihed.
Commodore Stevens, Of the steam battery.
has obtained permission from the secretary
Of war 10 make use OF the II inch gun at Fort
Monroe, TO be placed upon his steam propel.
Ter, the NauguituCk to be used in the defence
Of New York harbor, and to attack the Mer.
rimac in the event OF her appearance.
lleralds Dispatch:
Gen. Mcclellan reviewed division OF the
army in the vicinity of Manassas this after.
noon and as he rode along the line he was
greeted by the most vOeierous cheers and Ell
thuslasm.
\ fugitive from village on the Orange 4
Alexandria railroad II miles from Gordons
vile, came into thee camp Of thcIra Harris cayss
airy to day.
lie states that there were 10000 rebel
troop, in town when he left, and that they
continued to pour in wildly and hurridly, un.
der the impression that the union army was
in pursuit OF them.
Gen. johnson and other rebel officers were
dining at the tavern when he left.
He states that the road from Raupahanock
to Manassas Is strcweI with mWskets, knap.
sacks, haycrsacks. blankets and provisions
flung away IN the rout, and that numbers Of
soldiers lay tainung aud exhausted bv the
roadside.
Times pcspatch.-rhe steamer Achilles
while pas sing the rebel batteries at Aduin
Creek last night, was fired at six times, in
dicatlng that some rebels were yet lingering
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

tell No rebel troops at Nashville all hay.
ing retreated,
Ireccved al ARGUS yesterday, which had
only been one month on the way. received
your circular yesterday, and will furnish YOU
with descriptive roll Of our company as soon
as | can arrange it.
Hoping that you will excuse me for not
having written sooner, ! subscribe myself
Yours, respectfully,
WV. T. JOGE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
Most valuable Book of the Day /!
THE NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

AS Soiume after volume is issued this noble
Morh elcits stronger praise from all quarters
Inc North American Review says 1--WE can
turh to no title which does not confirm our CON.
hoehce IN the work. Each article seems to have
peeh written by expert. There can be no DOUBT
90" az feas' for the use Of american readers ana
IN some respects wherever the English ianruoe, :,
SPOKEN, mas Cyclopadia riH grrdtly surpass in
ra,us any similar eompiidtire yet issued on ei,be,
side Of the AtdHtic'' w ''''e'
In the present startling times. when We neoa
posting on SO many topics little thought OF hefo,o
it is invaluable. VI oe'ofe,
Published by D. Appleton & Co., New York;
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Rock Island County.
To all administrators, Executors and Guardians
As the Statute Law Of this State requires all Ad.
mInistratofs and Executors to render an account
OF their administrations at least once in each
year, to the Probate Court and also at the end OF
two years at iarthcs To close the emcnt of es-
tates therefore,
Notice is hereby gjucH, 10 all Administrators OF
estates IN said County, to render account of their
administrations, to and before said Probate Court
agrccabIy to the requirements Of law also Guard
lans of Wards IN like manner, IN order to prevent
the necessity of issuing summons.
By order of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island, Jan. 18Th, 1862
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
SOMETHING NEW, AND WHAT
EVERYBODY WANTS!
WAREHOUSES;

| without Chimneys producing the most
economical light ever invented will not consume
more than one-haif the oil the chimney lamps do /;
gives bright steady clear light will fit without
alteration, the Kerosene and Fluid lamps now IN
use. Also Lanterns containing SAID burner, far SUI
perlor to any now IN use.
For sale by the subscriber at the store occupied
by H. s. Child on Illinois street, Palace Row also
by John Bnllcy, on the corner of Buffalo and Rock
River street.
The subscriber has the exclusive agency and
right of sale IN Rock Island County, HIS, and
scott County, Iowa.
Gs1- Liberal discount to Agents.
II. pOWARS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
TOW NSiIIP ELECTION.

EDITOR ARGUS-Dear Sir: Since it appears
to be the mode of proceeding to announce
candidates through the columns Of the ARGUS,
please present the following ticket for the
consideration of the citizens at the coming
township election
Supervisor, Timothy A. Babcock.
Assistant do, Ben. Ii. kimball.
Assessor, Joseph Johnston.
Collector, George W. Copp.
Clerk, f. W.~Swann.
If the gentlemen named will consent to be
candidates, there is no reason why they would
not make good run, and if elected, no reas.
on why we might not have a quiet harmon
ious administration of our township affairs.
MANY CITIZENS
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

One Of the late acts Of this convention mob
Is the attempt to make Illinois slave state.
Mr.. Orme eudcayored to incorporate "A proyi
slon into the negro article the other day
providing that no slave should be brough, in
| to tins state by his master ana hei3 here TEN.
porarly or permanently as a slave. FIcklin
who wanted to succeed Trumbul in the
United States senate, opposed this, as did
other dark Egyptians and it was voted down,
Il ayes to H. nays-QuinY wing.
The above is one OF the myriad Of silly
misrepresentation Of the conventions doings
by the abolition press Mr. Orme's motion
was intended as Il rider to a proposition
which he desired defeated which proposition
was to forbid the immigration Of negroes or
mulattOes to the state bond or free. Besides
the convention had already adopted the pro.
visions OF the present constitution, that
" there shall be neither slavery nor invOlun.
tary servltudc in this state, except US pun.
lshment tor crime whereof the party shall
be duly convicted
These bold misrepresentation by the abol.
ton press, when the whole Constitution comes
before the people, wall be shown up in their
true light, aud clearly exhibit to the people
the hypocrisy and deceit of such abolition
carpers as the Wing, who would forestall
public opinion i'll turthcrance Of their aboli.
ton, partisan ends. These men are only piI.
my up mountain Of lies, to be confronted
and rctutcd by tie new constitution itself
when laid before the people who cannot fail
to be convinced by the exposition, of tbs un.
reliable character of these organs Of abolition
ism which halt at no tasehood to mis!cad
the people, that abolition partisan ends NAV
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

In 1870, which was the next one after the
constitution was formed, the congress pas sel
the following resolution, in response to an
abolition petition from some Quakcrs in
Pennsylvania
"Resoirea, That congress hav ingno authori.
ty to interterei in the mancipation Of slaves or
in the treatment of them in any of the states.
it remains with the several states alone to
provide rules and regulations there.
in which humanity and true policy NAV
require"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
CHANGE OF AGENCY.

u }, UNDERWOOD having resigned the
i AGEscr OF the ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE IN
suRANCE COMPANY, for Rock Island and ylclnt!
have apponed j. NJ. Buiord to be the Agent,
All business with the Company IN this Agency
will be done through hun unit ur,hcr notice.
J, L, HOWARD, Asst, Cent. Agent.
march Edwin.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
BRIGGS HOUSE.
CHIEk(,n III

VHE undersigned respectfully announce to
1 their friends, patrons, and the travelling pub
&c generally, that owing to the stringencv Of IN
times, they have reduced the price of hoard +, n
TWO DOLLARS per day.
Thankful for the patronage so literally besow
ed on them, they respectfully ask for a continn.
ance of the same, assuring their patrons that rho
"BRlGGS'' will be conducted on the same liberal
plan that has heretofore characterized tLe;r an
adjustment. WN F.. TJCKEpECo
Chicago, June LIST, 1861.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

FRENoNr.--A San Francisco paper sums
up Fremont as follows:
" He was a statesman who had never made
speech general who had never won bat.
tie pathfinder who always missed the
track, and millionaire not worth cont.
mental d-n"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

~ 6 THRILLING Acr or BRAvERY.-Lieut,
o. y. thapln, commanding the nited states
Steamer Valley City, off Roanoke island
S H',.es 70 Commodore Goldsborough, under
GATE OF February 18th, noticing masnon; many.
nous act OF bravery byJohn DAVIS, runnsr's
mate, on board this vessel. at the tak;nc IS
Elizabeth City. lie says John Davis was st
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

lHuNDER ALL AROUND THE SKY.-MOst
OF our readers will remember the obserya-
ton attributed to Mcclellan some, months
since, when pressed to push active operations
at once; his reply was something like this ::
BE patient, it will commence to thunder by
ana by, and when it commences, IL tciH Mun
4er G0 around tie Sky." We wonder if the
rfpelS don begin t. think it is laundering
a q" around L, the SKY about these days. Chica.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
[ HlCAGO Il ST. LOUIS X. Il, LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

=, Two Express Trains on and after Dec. Ist 1851
rams VIII leave West SIDE Union Depot at A
W nulIy, except Sundays, and Has p m, rycep,
oaa"''"'S' Arrive at Chicago at u IN and g 20
ch J"llet ana wilmington Accommodation leaves
800 a, III uaily, and arrives at 9 .4jam
Anlght train, with sleeping car ,,,,cb,J -, Al
run through to st. Louis every nigh. "xron, s"n
day, leaving this city at ll.45.
JAMES ROBB Receiver
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
Is the Union Deadi

Carl Schurz said, in his Cooper Institute
sreech on the 4th instant"7he union IS dead. "
Is that true: Do we believe the union is
dead If so why don't Mr.. Lincoln 90 home
to Springfield If the union is dead he is
an usurper, and we have no government but
state governments. Schurz and all other alb.
olitionists wish the union dead and they mourn
the success Of the federal army, because it
gives evidence that the union is not dead -
No real union man can endorse the doctrines
of Schurz Sumner, & Co. Every genuine
union man is compelled to take precisely the
same ground against the Sumner plan Of
treating the recovered rebel states as the de.
mocratic press has taken. Though Mont
somerv Blair, postmaster general, is strong
an,:slayery man, he is nevertheless union
man, and here is what he says Of the Sum
ner plan in letter addressed to the meeting
held in New York the other evening in sup.
port Of that plan
81 do not concur in the proposition that
certain states have been recently overturned
and wholly subverted as members of the FEEDER.
al union upon which the call is based
This is in substance what the Contederates
themselves claim, and the .tact that SecesSto"
is maintained By the authors ot this cali TOR
u different purpose does not mae Il more CON
stitutional or prerent them from tetng ACTUAL
AIDERs AND ABETToRs ON THE CONFEDERATEs.
II this is the opinion Of the whole admins
4, - ,..t 1 and
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
To-1ay's advertisements.
STORE ROOM AND DWELLING TO
RENT,

an Madison street, near the Union house.
" Enquire OF Leas l. Son, or at Wilson'S, on
the premises.
march l5--dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS ! !

HAVE made complete arrangements with
i Mr. Ii. Cooke for his celebrated Baltimore
Oysters. shall be prepared to furnish them
wholesale or retail at all times.
r. II. WARREN.
Rock Island, Sept % diff
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
Gew advertisements.
NEW FIRM.
insurance Agency.

ME Insurance Business heretofor. c,,
l. Quoted by Herman Field, in Rock islam, ., n
hereafter be conducted by the undersigned, under
the hfm name OF Field & Blackburn, 6ayin1 farm.
ed co-partnershlp for that purpose.
, ohce same as before, viz. Post Office Block
Rock Island, Illinois.
Insurance IN the most reliable companies can
be effected on reaonablc terms. A share of p,t.
ronage is respectfully solicited,
HERMAN FIELD,
- II {. BLACKBURN
Rock Island, Jan, l. 1862
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

An Irish guide told Dr. johnson, who wish.
ed for reason why echo was always Of the
feminine gender, that May be it was be,
cause she always had the last word
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15
EST'R3Y.
WAREHOt sE sALE,


WE will sell at Auction on Saturday
w April 3, 1862, at O'Clock P. NJ, at our
warehouse, the following articles, to be sold to
pay charges, unless previously called for:
a. Mckean, . boxes.
A. B7nshoer, | bbl cider.
G. w. Barrel, patent bee hives
l. w Gee. Bnrlln, HIS, % pumps, 3o pieces
pipe, Dbl piece, box.
S p Ball, hbi.
Mansill, empty keg.
d Mcclure bag.
Spoor, chairs.
Mary Ann DIlIitt, Mllersburg, HIS, package
books.
d Austin, box.
Maynes, head and foot stone
O JHaideman, pieces marble.
BldweIl Co., 2 pieces marble.
Fuller x Dahm, soda fountain.
+ klngsbury, half bbl mdse
Dyer Ford, % sacks Hungarian grass seed
II Stoddard, Belolt reaper platform.
Sim Mansfield, trunk.
Trabu, trunk,
Str Ben Campbell, pump.
No mark, boxes, tin safe, cupboard bon
net trunk, carpet bag, skli, l tanning mill
lot of bedsteads, sulkey, wheat drill
J. II LANGLEY x co.
Rock Island, March }, 1861. mch6 dawlm
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

He that would live at peace and ease. must
not speak all he knows nor Judge all he sees
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15


Wendell Phillips addressed an audience at
Hartford, Conn, on the Dist ult. The fol
lowing gems We extract from the report
in the Times:
"lhc sociai state is corrupted by this
southern pride. Why is Washington in dan.
ger? Why cannot Mcclellan keep Il secret
for twelve hours! because Washington so.
c,cy under the clamor oi this secret inhu
ence, Because Mrs Lincoln is vulgar and
wants to be fashionable. Sensation Be.
cause Mrs jefferson Davis is fashionable and,
not vulgar.
Our fathers have put IL in parchment
(the constitution and we have tried it for
seventy years, and discard it-aud now we
are asked TO 20 back into it again. They
crowded Us into II cannon-powdcr- fire
ball. and all, and thought it safe the cannon
has hurst, and tlmd republicans, sitting at
the feet Of Kentucky, and tlmd democrats
say lay the pieces carefully together-saye
the powder, the match, and all--say the con
sttution backwards instead of your prayers,
and it will all be right,
We have given money enough--we have
even consented 10 let the administration sac.
rlllcc tue h0bedS c0tVHS-and seward may
send me to prison for speaking here tonight,
and you for hearing me. Up to two weeks
ago tbs mapue&tIoaed nil had sent II thousand
free Americans into Ba,tles. And it is right.
Right to truSt dc-potism 10 the cabinet
Right to east everything overheard to save
the ship.
He said that Lincoln cmigrated from
Kentucky, and that he CLncoln) meant well
enough, but he had left his brains and his
conscience in Kentucky Applause and his
ses lie had lost all confidence in this ad
minlstraton. Lincoln had never got hi. eyes
open enough to see anything bigger than
kentucky. The union to-day sits at the feet
Of Kentucky. Having leveIeI the consttu.
finn II rs lIun wv uAN lnNnl Aluunru :,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

The above is the same ticket as the one pre-
sented yesterday, with the exception Of Mr.
Babcock in place of Mr.. Mixter, and Mr.
Johnston in place Of Mr. Leas. They are
both good men and fully qualified for the
places named. Mr.. Babcock would make an
excellent supervisor, and we know of no man
whose judgment of the value OF property
would be better than Mr.. Johnston's He is
one of our Oldest and most reliable citizens,
and would make an excellent assessor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

Gen. Jackson said the constitution of the
United States unquestionably intended to Sc
cure to the people q circulating medium of
gold and silver
- am and ever have been opposed to all
Hinas OF government paper currency, let it
De derived from exchequer or otherwise.
national paper currency is great
curse 10 the Iaborer Of the country, for its de.
probation always falls upon the aborer."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-15

The Rock Island operator write. us as fol-
lows
SATURDAY, t o'clock p. NJ.
Line been kavcd in for haIfan hour. Been
SO of and on since IL o'clock. Don't know
what matter iS--may get more up Can't
tell-line may come all right any moment,
and may not be o. X, again to-day.
CHANDLER.