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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-18
BRiNDRETH's VEGETABLE PILLS

Are inlllIblc for co,t,encss, spasms loss OF ap-
potl,e, sick headache, glddlncss, sense of bloat.
ing after meals, dizziness, drowsincss aud ,ramp-
lng pans. aud any disorders OF the stomach and
bowels.
w. Original letter at 29I Canal street y. '.
J.J. G. COOK, publisher Of The SiHts Banner,
Bennington, Vt. saws he WAS attacked with DiS-
Pepsi \, and suffered severely from Il, that not
apartce Of food could be swallowed without oc.
casluuIug the most uncomfortable sensation N hls
stomach. For i've years be- suffered from thus
dreadful complaint, when he used BRAND
RETl's Pills. The first boa did not seem to benz
cft him much, but the second produced change,
and by the time he had taken ,IN boxes = COM-
PLErE CURE was effected. He says; d" My
dyspepsia was gone, aud my expectation OF an
early death vanished 90
Brdtdreth'S PHS are sold at the Principal office
29i Canal street, and Union Square, New York.
Obtain your first supply from one oi these depo,s
or from one of the regular advertised agents for
the Geauiae BrdHdreih'S PHiS; you will then know
how to discern between the true and the false.
Sold by all respectable dealers IN medicines.
Jan. ~ twaW N.
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HYATr's PATENT
Knife and Scissor Sharpener.
For sale BY COuntie

Knife and Scissor Sharpener.
This useful Machine ID rapidly becoming pub
lie tavoute and is sure to find It's way into every
family Large numbers OF them are being sold by
the proprletors, and all who become owners of
the rlsht to sell them are assured ofm,hlHg large
profits N their introduction.
Men n business, who wish to add thereto, oT
those OF smal. capital Who are out Of employment,
taud those OF large capital aIsol are offered eh-
ceIlent Inducements To become interested N this
enterprise,
Among the opinions ofths useful invention, We
select the following
'lt is very simple n Us construction, easily
worked, aud not llaolc tu Ice out of order when
you are IN hurry to sharpen your knife 1t Is
Just the thing wanted, and should be owned by
every housokeepcf, butcher, tailor aud scamstfc,
IA the county. - Fulton Coutiy COUriJ.
alt Is Just the thing 1t claims to be, and tor the
purpose cannot bC uNco!lod. "--R0Ck Rttcy Demo-
CTai.
1--WE believe the Machine Is admirably calcuiat-
ed to do all that IS expected ofIt."-HeRy C0ug-
~ thrORiCis.
"rhe work is done rapidly aud we'll, and We
can but believe Il viii serve avery useful purposc
aud have an extensive silc.'- RockOrd Regis
Ter.
at Is the best thing known to sharpen carving
knives, kitchen KNIVES, shears and scissors, and
is very simple IN ~ opera on. We have tried It,
and find II works satisfactorily CHRISTIAN
Times.
'"rhere Is more utility IN this machine than all
mos, any other that We eau think of, not excepting
the cgyee W''--GeHeeJ R,pHJiic.
The Small Machnc.will last an ordinary family
three years-ihc Large one lifetime.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED.
Parties wishing information respecting the sale
Of Rights aud Machines viii receive prompt attcn-
ton by addressing
HYATT y CO.,
% $ Clark 81. Bascmcnt, Chicago, III.
DEAD READ, READ, just re.
IL cewed aud will have constantly on hand
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL,

c. II. SMITH, PKOPhltl on'
Cor. Illinois dad Jefferson Sts., Rock Island.
ns~passengers conveyed to and from the cars
free of charge,
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ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS.

THE subscriber has purchased the right to
manufacture and sell Christian 4 Beeler's Double
and single-Actlng Artesan Well Pump, and Is
now prepared to answer all orders tor the same
The pump is a new invention and superior TO
unv now in use. 1t is proof against frost, and
can be used as fire engine, or to water gardens
Throws a steady stream, and at great distance
rnr dozen drilled wells 1t is the very best in
,se. Also for railroad stations, or for INNING
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

ho- Under this head a limited number ui spec.
iat notices" 'llbctgscttcd at lucrnts prflIHc each
insertion
DIV, SMITHS ELrcruc on selling rapidly and
performing many cures, Mcssrs Clacius \ SPel.
del ha'esold quite large quantity, already, aud
theysaylt gives universal satisfaction. See al.
vctlscmcnt,
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iIANLI.l ~ " ELLIS.
4. lsRNSINGJIS.

1 rrORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, III
Odccin Bailey and Boyle's B!ooh,
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NOTICE.

THE notes, book accounts and papers OF
| Mr.. Julius Schulze, saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to him are notified to make
immediate payment, or cost will be made,
HENRY FISCHEL, Justice OF the Peace
Rock Island Dec =, lsbI.
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WARNOCk ~ KELLY,

MANUFACTURERS of Soap and Can.
VI dies, Rock Island, III. Cash paid for Tai
low and Grease.
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For fine Missouri Jenitan apples, 90 10 NJ.
Perry's. He has on hand 100 bbls. for sale
cheap.
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has been analysed by DIR. Chiffon Of New
York, the first Analytic Chemist ~ America, and
Is certified under his hand TO be- lRrE rROM M
trrrRous ingredients, as well as SPLENDID Dye,
instantaneous IN It's operation and perfect N It's
results Manufactured by i. Cll.TADORO, q
Astof House New York. Sold everywhere, and
applied by all Ilalr prrsscrs. Jan. H., twaw N.
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PAY UP AND SAVE COSTS.

V'EiE LAW requires me to return my tax
| books to the county treasurer on the l4th day
OF the present month. All persons are hereby
notified to pay their taxes and thus save costs.
| can be found at the city council room, every
day, ready TO wait upon all who call.
GEO. W. COPP,
Township Collector.
Rock Island, Feb. 3. 1862.
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CIiAs. VI. OSiiOK>
HENRY ifIslIli.I.

1 TTORNEl aud Counsellor at Law. OF,
\ ice an the CourI House.
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4, g.. JOHNSON

NIAGuN. MAKER, All Kinds oI Repair.
w mg aud Iobbng done At Short noucc, IA
the best manner aud At reasonable rates shop
on Warrington street, near the Terry landing.
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3 ! : ! : ! : ! ! ! !
$50 EACH /.
$50 EACH .

These machines are used throughout the coui!-
try giving satisfaction to all Who use them, and
are undoubtedly the most economical, best made
and cheapest, IN use. They are fully warranted.
The recent valuable Improvements embraced
in our machine render il perfect IN every respect
and vastly superior TO the Pearl as originally
made.
We furnish full and explicit directions for US
ing them. Each machine, when sent out, is IN
perfect running order, with sample of sewing on
cloth in proper posltIon,so that person can COM
mcncc work at once.
our machines all stand on handsome table,
and are worked by treade. Send for descriptive
circular and sample OF work, lnclosng stamp for
return postage.
a,4-On receipt of $50 we viii send a machine,
by return 81 express.
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NOUh I>I AM AhuUS.
THE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing all lelegraphlc reports and the a.
test news, is published every evening, except
sunday, at sn Dollars year, payable quarterly
ia advance
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FOREIGN Nrws.-England interfering with
the Mason and Siicll affair has caused great
excitement among the New York merchants.
Notwithstanding many Of them have refused
t. sell sugar and coffee, n. Perry, OF Rock
Island, is selling sugar and coffee as cheap ~
ever. n. Perry has just received fresh
supply of new raisins and citron, and all the
dainties for the holidays. Also fresh ar,
rival of kerosene oil, Of the best quality, at
60 cents per gallon. Al wishing to purchase
good goods, at low prices, will do well to cal
at n. perry's.
TAHE your watches, clocks and jewelry t
Jeanneret next door to the Rock Island bank
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his worl
warranted to give satisfaction.
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Ordcrstur Jon PRlNrING viii meet with prompt
reasonable rates,
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given mat on tho Z8th
y day Of Jan, 1862, James McAiPhgfsoh, Of the
Town Of Drury, took up as estrays, Two Steers,
,b,ae wears old past, and marked as follows: One
," AK Brinilc, With star in the forehead, some
.,t,,e nndr, the belly, and three white feet. The
n,brr. a Ipbt BrlndIe linc-back, stag horns, white
nndef the belly, some white spots on the tail.
And appraised before Lewis ". hragan, David
Andrews and Iounth NJ. BruHelI, at Thirty-fIyc
Dollars, February Attn, A, D., lob2,
JOS. COMET, Clerk.
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Oh a IL @ n 8 Q

NEW double top and double cover Gas
\ and Smoke consuming Cooking stove. ms
is decidedly the best stove OF the KIND ever soIu III
HE market Call and see before making your
purchases.
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llruOLEsALE Il RETAIL DEALER IA
w Hardware, Cutlery, Ir-n, Nstis, Window
lass, Ne., e,rucr Ut illinois and Buffalo streets,
Rock Island, IL,
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irteSian Wells Bored

At short notice, and on reasonable terms. Al
work warranted to give satisfaction. Address
C.. L. MERRILL,
Rock Island, Illinois.
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business Cards.
j. J. BEtRDsI.ES.
WILLIAM SiIissRER,

, rrORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR At LAW
Office N the Court House, Rock Island
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War meettuRR.

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 3-0ne of the largest
meeting ever held In this state, outside of Phla-
delphia, assembled yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of aiding eGlistments. Eloquent speeches
were made by DR.. Muhlenburg, Col j. w.
EorneY, Morton McMichael, Esq Rev A. J.
CoCkmaa and others. Recruiting Offices opened
In the midst OF the assemblage, and large mum.
oeTs enlisted in regiments 10 be raised by this
county, which VIII soon be ready for the field
Resolutions were adop pied sustaining the govern
ment In the prosecution Of the war with nnremit-
ing visor and energy, by employing resources in
men and money at command and using all
means TO lnJure and destroy the rebels in armies
and property that the laws Of civilized war
permit, declaring that tue policy and laws Of war
allke demand that the government, in suppress
Ing the rebellion, shall inf ct on the armies aud
property OF the rebels the greatest injury in the
shortest time and with the least lost TO the SOL
diers and treasures OF the Union, and supporting
the President in the execution, with all the power
OF the vernment, OF The confiscation aud Iibera-
ton enactments OF the last Congress In their
fullest meaning and extent.
FCRANToN, Pa, Aug. "A largely attended
aud enthusiastic war meeting was held at Nichol-
son, Wyoming county, to-day Hon 6. A Grow
and Judge Peckham addressed the assemblage
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed. RcsOlutIG rs
requesting the county Ommiss! Oners to offer fifty
colIan bounty was unanimously adopted. Wy
oming VIII undoubtedly fll her quota.
TOLEDO, Ohio. Aug "A large and enthusi-
astic war meeting -as held In this city Yesterday
Business was almost entirely suspended at II a.
m. Speeches were made by Hen Ii. b. PAYNE,
Is. +. Backus, and Others
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was left 10 FIRE at intervals and TO keep up the
conviction in the mind Of the enemy that we were
10 remain all mig ht and occupy the position per-
mapeutly without murmur or a word we
commenced our midnight maTch--no sound save
every quarter Of en hour the booming Of that sol-
taTY CUR, telling US that our retreat was still
tIsCOvered-thIt the enemy was not vet upon our
track On we went steadily but slowly, throuy h
immense forests (for we had Ia Ken a ciIcuitOus
by-road or bridle- PATH, and scarcely football
could be heard. Our column was a long one, and
our progress slow; but still rolling over the forest
from our rear came again, with thousand re-er-
berations, that ever welcome sound.
How we blessed that gun that night At last
II sounded no more, but was taken quietly from
tn position and followed fast after us. The day
light revealed to US the James, the camps the
grnhoats and the wagons II wa, pleasant
sight, but IL brought no rest. All that dsy we
were In line of battle, and, usual, engaged In
the afternoon. Tbs was the day Of Malvern
Hills, and long viii Rebeldom remember It. Un-
fortunately for them they made their attack upon
the strongest part OF our line, and. despite the
constant hurryiDg up Of fresh troops, they were
driven back everywhere, leaving their guns and
many prisoners in our hands. COuch's Divisi N
did the chief fg hting here, and closed the per-
formsnce with the bsyonet.
ARRIVAL AT THE JAMES.
That night we were again to march to Harri-
sons Landing, position OF greater strength,
snme distance below. Franklin was again to
cover the rear. IL was daylight again before we
(FrsnklIn's Corps) could march, although we
had stood under arms the whole night. The
march was a severe one, for II had rained the
whole day viOlenuY-so violently that the enemy
could not attack us That night, for the q rst
time since the morning OF the 2sth CT June, I
slept under cover of tent or blanket, for had
been almost constantly In the saddle day and
night during all that time, sleeping only when
some half hours delay would occur In the marc h
and give me an opportunity &c throw myself up
on the ground OF drop asleep in my saddle.
My food during all that time consisted Of one
hard cracker, u Mcclellan pie ;" as the soldiers
call Il, each day-nOt but what could have OBJ.
tanned more had wished il, but could not eat
during those days
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PROPOSALS Fos REVENUE STAMPS
TRIAssRY DSFLKTNEsT.

ONet az ls-TNdl RsrsSgg. TI.p 26. less
the sh Of Aug ~. Se1t- for f-rr.sins R.y.Sis
5..es aEdet the recent act Of Coas IN, ,Oai Il
iddefs val state tbs PFC. pc, snozsard stsr1,-,
dslIVorGb pscksgss oF en- t-oG,sn nd ssga a. e
etns':saT} DssattIert fsa z. N Ass,9inEtsH;
oslIveIsele 90 the sgsnt Of the DePsrtle2t - ths
Also, the proc per thousand, delivered m lsrtsr
pSGkfssss, as rstgirsd, either st tie DepSItEC.'
Also, the PrIos ger tE9ussnd, sspsra,sa iu-=Hsh
sHant:les = may be ealy oTde;ed tcT tls o.
STAMPS and enrsy pGckea IN tn cassz saiss his
Dlnaeis board boxes, with mssiia or OS7er e aAg
SoVess na ., aea en- ,e,oSes sce3fsins ths
fes9!rsa by the nefartmsHt, stating tie t.. euc-
u any, ostseen the oost OF de lvoy % ~ ssel5 -
All such PSsKaEes tefore msLinE 20 % 70 cx-
amined, and the stamps recountOd By ar Essnt of
BldGers vii also give the additional ooGs Ior d.
TecsnE Paek,ses aoI the mails sn PrsrsLieC osrt
,sTtmelt, either at tho Department OF RisRuasU-
perfectly sunmed, aDd perforated Ia B'ioh r7snsT
tnat eaoh separate stamp can be rs&dliy oetsSIsd
On and AFTER Wednesday, the sOth of July i-,t
dsslEns for the proposed smps may 10 A. tie
! Eaoh bid is 30 be Accompanied witt ssssSclmen
Of the style ci engraving and the Suk = ol paper
Of dsiltercsIed exreris or artIss for AZ Tsirs,ior
ana the scceSted bidder, before the hnGl cCusum'
=
proof impressions OF the enErRylngs CI The seveTs
denominations Of stamps.
Specimens of board aHd tin boxes AID linei en-
velOpes must also be snbmit1ed with esch hlS. IS
IL necesssry to protect the boxes by muslin. OF
other covers, IN The most eGectuS manner gslnst
vet and ABRASION The cOatracI vii require al
dies and ates 20 be prepared eRG Esgi IN TeFsII,
and that new dIes and pEtos shAli be lsde eitasT
for the present denOmiEstipn OF rtsHPs other,
without charge at the pleasure oftho Us yaTtaeut
And ~ suoA dee Snd PIAtes 20 be the pro PcTtJ
Of toe United STATES for the ssTs.oe " the gTeas
urJ Department.
No bids vIIl be con:I3eTsd except fTOm parties
wlo have been tctuI!iy e1SSEsd n tbs bus 5Ss of
cooper plate or sseel eng 6ViaE sud ETlntlu
who sTe thus erEaEed - !hc HIne OF bidding, AID
provided vi D s.l the neccsESTJ fso,l.es a. exc
cute the work promptly, End give the requisite
FroisetOn to the stamps, dies and Plates tIeiI
RoseeIeIon.
Parties not Known 20 tbs Department will fur
niEa proof a. TO EhsEe Po5ni5.
In Awarding tho CONTACT, the CoT,TulssIoreT OF
lnte5p5l Revenue TeseTNss tne night Ci dtoId' q
which bid, IN It's pscti a results, may be 10
the lntereIt of the Department, having reference
20 the style OF the Isrk security, mSdS OF packing
&C,
proposals should be carefully ed. and marked
"ProtOs&-s for Rsvenue StamEs,n aud - dJceseG
TO the CCfuIuissiOusr VI "a ut6 CEEt ENN@nUo
GEDR6E = boutwell,,
v 2-tAUE6 N n nav
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A CARD 10 YHE LADIES.
DR.. DBPoNCo'S
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
lsJSllibLs iE eoFrssstsE ,srKIattas s.s ,ry-o,,.r
o.t ooSfhetsoaS gy6B1 caafeeeS cdaS6. aAf
ateGgs SEccssSfEI Gs a yTsU e1gtUs

IOsAtets tE eofvststsg, rsrHIaftas ssS rsr.orSxf
AZ ooSffheisoaS yyoSG Daafeees edaSs. aAf
aIsags sEocssSfEs cs a yTsV asGtUs
, fhe Stove Pills nave low been IN use for over
bSys 49, sS,S; SL1 ~ 20 saSs, shete the clTectlcns
taited 10 Elve most deoided isfaction ssd the
,onoNsns SsTtllcata from ono OF She frst l.dles OF
s,tS w.. vac sr .scJ uIon nay sseuts an tast
she OF coaue dld not yInh heT Iams 10 be rns1e
rgbc, hg. II sny ore shcuid doubt the sscsdsrTsI
tgseacr OF DR. ndRODco's Golden Pills, they niEh
.isl ~, ~ - her, et abe consIdcrSd it dsiB
smoaoy as Admlsl lsga "a 10 ker daGG aler, Young
IsaN ~ leNfs Cd. Shs uss fast g0Ing into Con
enHfpticn-.hno raksu coic-nAfUre became OBJ
saaeeeQ. Tee tor:s Of tAsss Go16ss Ptii, Gzffssy
ana stronger prof InIght be given. TLcee pills
& 80 - ceLtaln cure ior lseoTsoAs Tor vhitesJ
Sold WboIss.ie and Ratsii IN wsshinrton n,
E;D: GILMAN, DIupIstt, $50 Penn sVsaus.
Retail by A., BUSHEGI. corner 81 FFreet .rd
Pa avenue; y. ID. WAITE. corner yth st.e~s and
houisl9Ds avenue, shd Ct NJ ILBU Rk'S, Wes, 18Th,
the above sgeast 70 ths NAsRinEtos fost q noe.
can hsve tne ttlE sent q EnI part OF the oenntrS
sgnnaeSssg "a .c,' y si y s3id ~ SEQ y Is-
sndrias BHOWN .. BRUTRERs Bsftir1e1T.s Il
{, -,H4NCEs ao,i A1d hy dTnEpsts fenersliy
HALL kGCkEL, 4 : 6Tesl ri Nev Ycrt.
osaeFti R I.ooS ~ oI,s sSe,s e, Atsnss
Pulls Of sny Kind an eSs ever box y n,5ss = m
HOVE: Al others are bsse trlpcsftio1 spo unSxfe:
snesetore yoa Vaae your Ives Knd hea M 20 ssF
b9S oniS DesE elmengsed ostOf yoRr Eno1ef)
@ Se on eteEJ box, whieh has y oent N 6ee1 add
"a "a soeonlt OF tbs Pills besEg ooaptsGfsitsd. she
ISn,n 'eLts ~ ooEPoslnE the shove pI.ls are made
are SAFE Ssi asses ss,,,s snS ta:s VI ts 80 ibsI
Ds New York.
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FROM MEMPHIS,

Large Number Of Csnfiscated slaves Set at
Work-StiHure and Occupation Of Vacant
buildings.
MKMPHIs, Aug. 2.-TbiTteen Thousand confs-
Gated slaves are employed in fcrtihcations and In
the quar.ermsster's department
The military commission already reports 32j
vacant buildings. They make no discIim mi nation,
but seize and rent vacant buildings owned by
Ioval citizens who are here, and vacant We ling
ot UE.on families temporarily absent.
since Gen ShsTman abolished the permit sys-
tenn large Quantities Of contrsband goods are
passing southward, supplying the rebels with
salt, quinine, morphine etc.
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jy a8-tAur6 CamElsS'T Of IDlsInal RsTeG M
Ns,TIGE,

ID NETiGE.
Z ROPCSALS From De,lsTs and NJ 'ors. ave
invited till the Y d.J of August. 1852 for lurulFh
ing Flour to tEs Subsistence De e,6ItIneuI, % gus
| stme kind which haB been received bT the Uultec
Government, snd Known ~ No ] 1Ntr@.
Samples Of this Flour CEn be geel .t tts CaPItoi
Bakery IN thlsoity.
IL "a desired 10 MAKE contract for2o Hen barrels
should however, any person desIFs 10 furnish ssz
aUAntiiy no will stSte the PieoIso number cf DsI
rels IN hls bid,
The cOltrao:o will 10 required 10 furnish, 81 the
rate of about 50 barrels daily, until the contract Is
hlisd.
No Flour will he recsivet which does NOT come
Up to the stan ard at the 6ONeTnmcnt i-Epsettor. .
made tst bsfore tEs purchase.
Ths Flour 10 be delivered ~ the RGiiFoEa DsroE
N WashinGtoh OF enJ oi tho " NsTeIoasss IH
ScoTkotO Sn, ID. =.
The -Four 10 bs put NJ IN aev barrels,
6oVeTnment reeerFes tbs right IL Teiect any tlt
foI any gTopeT c-rse.
fo bids viii be received from contractors p no
usoE
BIDDERS must epretsnt In person to RESPOND TO
their bIds.
The oath ofsl egiAnce must ,cconpanyesch BID
Firms making bids should stats the ranes OF nj
the parties Interested
; ssments 30 bs made In Treasury Notes, and the
bids to Do dir: cted TO ''COL. "A. BECkN ira,
A. D. &. and 9. -, u, 3. A Washington. H. -, .
GOd endOrSed "PrOrOEzfE far q RuT-" ~ q
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Arrival Of the steamer Northern Lish,

Nkw YoRE, August 4.-The steamer Northera
b'ght has arrived from Aspinwall with se57 500
in specie from California
The news from the Isthmus and South America
is unimpoftant. Panama was stiil excited, and
the Bishop has removed all the church ornaments
to safe places, to prevent their falling into the
hands Of Mosuuera. The military had seized the
muskets and ammunition belonging 20 the police
force, and Panama would probably soon be under
military government.
Valparaiso dates to July I'd, and Callao to July
18Th, are received by this arrival
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The War Feeliur In ST. Ioui.

ST Louis, Aug. 3.--The State Savings Asso.
claton OF this city has subscribed So 500 towards
the bounty fund TO volunteers. The North Mis-
eouri Railroad Company appropriated O., ,O0C to
each OF the tea regiments raised 10 destroy the
guerilla bands and protect life and property in
the State.
Another rousing war meeting was held lest
hight, at which the recent mod hcation of the
enrolment order granting exemption from mill
tsry duty on the payment of siO, was heartily
denounced by the people Much enthusiasm pre-
vail d, and strong determination was mani
tested to raise Missouri's quota of troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-05
Defense Of New York Harsor

NEW YORK, Aug. AT meeting Of the Com.
mon Council to-day Mayor Opdyke sent In mes-
sage urging the taking Of Immediate steps to CO.
operate with the Federal Government In perfect
ing the defenses Of this harbor, and recommend.
Ing appro pration Of 81 900 600 for constructing
iron plated batteries md ships.
At he meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen an
ordinance was offered providing bounty of $50
in addition to all other bounties offered by the
State or United states TO each volunteer, and ap-
propriating S150,0O0 therefor.
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I'VE can never strike the ressllion with all
our power unul we are united In heart and In
purpose As one man And until we are SO thor.
onghiy united the rebellion will flourish, our
n'e4ns VIII De wasted, aad the strong arm OF this
pIveIfal republic be pafalyzed.
II ne.Ty rains In india have prevented the
81 ipG.c1' fN7'rH1. The filling oa this year, as
coIafS = = 80 n ~ i27
cheats 9s5 .-. & tive