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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10

shall be printed at the expense of the parties
intended to be benefited. This will prevent
hasty legislation, and the smuggling through
of matter nimical to the general well being
25. Irecogniaes the fact that " the peoples
money is the safest in the peoples pockets "
until the state really requires it. Our taxes,
therefore, will not be collected months in ad'
vance Of payment into the state treasury,
thereby giving collectors and others chance
to speculate upon and. perhaps, squander
them.
26. 1t contains so many provisions promo
tive Of the interests and protecting the rights
Of all classes Of citizens, that it is well enti'
tied to be called the peoples constitution.
Whoever is in favor Of retrenchhent and
reform, low taxes and a cheap state govern
men,, strict accountability and short terms Of
Office, against banks, and opposed to secession
and negro equality, will vote for the people,
constitution while those who differ in senti-
ment to these propositions, will, Of course,
vote against il.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10

Headquarters ARMY OF THE PoroNAC,
June 9, 1862.
A contraband arrived direct from Rich.
mond this morning.
No reinforcements had been received there.
No signs of evacuation
\ captain, lieutenant aud two priyates Of
Gen Burns brigade were killed Yesterday
while establishing advanced picket lines
Gen, prim and staff visited the outposts
and had a view Of the enemy.
Trbune's correspondence:
WASHINGTON, June 9.-Mai. NJ. W. Stone
of the sd Iowa cavalry, Col Miller 18th Mo,
and Capt. Gregg, jSth H., taken prisoners at
Shiloh, reached here last night from Selma
Ala, where Were confined all the officers tax
en- at that battle above the rank of captain.
They were released on parole for forty days
for the purpose Of arranging II general ex-
change prisoners, the only stipulation being
that Gen. Buckner shall be included.
They were selected for the mission by the
prisoners themselves.
They have come from Atlanta. Augusta and
Richmond. thence back to Petersburg and nv
flag of truce on board the Monitor.
These gentlemen report the south one vast
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
ADDRESS OF GEN. MCCLELLAN TO
HIS TROOpS.

HEADQUARTERS OF GEN. MCCLELLAN's Army,
Tuesday Evening, June 3.
The following address was read to the army
this evening at dress parade, and. received
with an outburst Of vociferous cheering
from every regiment
Headquarters Of the Army Of the Potomac,
Camp near New Bridge, June ., 'G2. !
Soldiers Of the Army Of Tie Potomac;
have fulfilled at least part of my prom
Use to you. You are now face 10 face with
the rebels, who are held at bay in front of the
capital.
The final and decisive battle is nj hand. -
Unless you belle your past history, the result
cannot be for Il moment doubtful. If the
troops who labored so faithfully and fought
so galautly at Yorktown, and who so brayely
won the hard fights at Williamsburg, West
Point Hanover court house. and Fair Oak
now prove worthy O their autecedents, the
victory is surely ours,
The events of every day prove your supe-
rioritv. Wherever you have met the enemy
YOU have beaten him. Wherever you have
used the bayonet, he has given way in panic
and disorder.
ask Of you now one last browning effort.
The enemy has staked his all on the issue Of
the coming battle. Let Us meet him and
crush him here in the centre Of the
rebellion.
Soldiers! will be with you in this battle,
and share its dangers with you. Our conf,
dence in each other is now founded upon the
past. Let us strike the blow which is to re.
store peace and union to this distracted land
Upon your yaor, discipline, and mutual
confidence the result depends.
GEo. b. MCCLELLAN.
Mninr Gencrul Commanding
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10

The board Of supervisors requested the peo-
pie to vote, next Tuesday, at the constitutional
election, for or against tax to support the
destitute families Of volunteers, from this
county. 1t will be a matter Of interest to see
what town in this county will refuse to con-
tribute a small tax for this humane and pa
triotic purpose.
We have printed and distributed, free OF
charge, supply Of ballots, like the one in
this paper, headed Patriotic BALLOT If
any man is SO hardhcarted as to refuse
to pay small tax to support the poor
women and children Of our brave anC
patriotic volunteers, let him erase the wore
"or" and write the word against" on hi
ballot. lie should also alter the head 50 i
will read Thurman and unpatrlotc bal
lot -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10

cree awarded,
John Ammon Horace l. Hunter ct al, fore.
closure; decree entered, amt due Sl2l,lG.
John Anthony Martha p Barrett; foreclosure:
decree for complt.
Thos Robinson 6 W Gates ct al; foreclo,.
ure; decree awarded
Osborn ct al John Iicttec; foreclosure
decree awarded.
Thos Wright Geo D Bromley ct al foreclos.
IRE; decree awarded
IaChariah Cook Martha Whitaker ct al;
decree entered
Chas Ii Deere Geo Allen ct al foreclosure
sale, &c, confirmed
Henry Snyder w W Wiltshire ct al, forcclos
ure; sale, &C. confirmed
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

DR.. Wilson, Of IazewcIl county, who was a
member Of the constitutional convention, has
issued an address to his constituents. 1t APP
pears in the Tazcwell register We shoul.
ike to give the whole, but have room only fol
the closing portion.
If you give it a close perusal and proper re-
lection, the following will be found among
the reasons why you should work and vote
for the new constitution
l. 1t reduces the expenses Of the state gov.
eminent one-half.
. 1t abatcs the two mill tax reducing the
the state tax one-haif.
3. 1t protects the people against the in
trigues Of financial sharpers ,upsets the calcu.
latons Of dealers IN stumptdil' and forbid,
the creation Of banks.
1. Ii secures beyond all possibility of los,
or release, the large revenue which the llliuoi,
Central Railroad Company have agreed t.
pay annually, forever, by the terms of theii
charter, into the state treasury.
). 1t prohibits counties and cities from con
tracing any more debts by voting stock in
railroads and other corporations.
3. 1t protects private property. by prevent.
ing railroads or private roads. from passing
through q mans land, before accomplishing
the owner in full, without any reduction for
imaginary benefits conferred.
I. 1t protects the people against railroad
impositions.
5. 1t declares "that the people Of this state
regard the union Of the states as permanent
and indissoluble, from which no state has a
constitutional right to secede"
.. 1t provides for taking good care of the
school funds in order that the support of com.
mon schools may become less burthensome tc
the property holder.
10. 1t appOrtions the state for congress into
seven republican and seven democratic dis
tricts, which is no gerrymander
II. 1t re.distrlcts the state for the senate
and house Of representatives, giving the dem
ocrats and republicans respectively their du,
proportion.
II. 1t reduces the judicial districts from
twenty-eght to sixteen.
10. 1t sets its face against detaulters, de-
claring that they shall not hold Office while
in default
IA, 1t will therefore tend TO make our pub
lie servants more honest men.
ID, ltrequires corporations doing business
IN tins state to have an authorized agent and
public place Of business.
10. 1t cuts of extra compensation to con.
tractors and others employed to do work for
the state
Il. 1t provides for admitting to the priv.
lese' " "a. "'i''e mule inhabitants
over lhe age OF 'wenty-one years, who are
residents OF the state one year prior to it,
aaop''oh, 'aertpy t t Tue rish' to VOTE
upon 'le l9reIs'' oern solulers belonging t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
CASES
Disposed Of at the late term of the circuit
court for this county, viz:
ICONCLUDED.

IrnNrit.r,rn
',', -,
"3HId' D'moeN " y" v Nome N"'rr rover
60, debt; Judgt by default ana writ OF inquiry
awarded
Rirl Donaldson v IN MctohheI, sr ana
W m Mcdonnell JT assumpsit; Jndgt by agreement
Tor $500 III favor oi pit, he paying lAIl the cost
John DounangN John Dounan assump,t;
dismissed by agreement, and costs paid.
Geo II Ambrose V, Erastu4 + Rogers; as-ump.
sit; julg for pit, clerk to ASSESS.
Willard Whitmorc V VI Stichncyet al; mo.
ton to set aside lew and sale; sustained
l. Parkhurst Co v John Swank; attachment;
udg't for plt for $g5, so
lnuatius Huber v Michael Icibcrknccht; nppl
from Justice: dismissed at pits cost on his mo.
ton.
Cook Il Co v Shaw X Reed, assunpsit, jude't
for plt hy default. clerk to assess.
Gilbert O-good V. Cobb y Hazlett, assumpsit;
mdg't for pit for sl79 a6 and costs
| Jacob Harris, admir- ct al OF Thos Harris, de
/ ceased v David Moore; assumpait, judg't for pit
/ for S2Gl ~ and costs
John McEncry v Pitts, Gilbert Pitts assump,
sit. Judgment against Hiram and CYRUS Pitts fol
S8si and cost
Al.rn PaImclcc V. Joseph purncdun. a,,unp
sit. suit dismissed at nit, cost ON hi, motion
President and Trustees of the town of Moline V
Roman Rrow, -, al drht. s,it dismissed ot
,i,'.c".t
,u ~, ~, ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
The True Ballot!

For New Constitution.
For Article Prohibiting Banks.
For Exclusion Of Negroes and Mu-
lattoes.
No Right Of Suffrage or Office to Ne
groes or Mulattoes.
For Laws Excluding Negroes and
Mulattoes from Coming to and Not-
ing in this State.
For Congressional Apportionment.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
NJ EW SHORT LINE TO CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati IL Chicago Air Line Railr'd

Forty miles the shortest route to Cincinnati, In
dianapols and Louisville.
Passenger Trains leave West side Union Depot
corner Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, as fol-
lows:
Day Express and Mail--700 a. IN. Sundays ea-
cepted) arriving at Cincinnati 90 .. IN.
Night ESprsss--7.30 p IN. Saturdays excepted
arriving at Cincinnati $50 a. IN.
Returning-Leaye Cincinnati at 80 a. m and
73O p. NJ, arriving at Chicago $50 p m and
s. l5a
Making close connections at Koko with Peru
& indianapolis railroad for Indianapolis, JeFer-
sonvllle. Louisville, and all Points in Kentucky
and Tennessee; at Anderson and Richmond for
Piqua, BeIliontain, Urbana, Xenia, Columbus.
with Marietta Cincinnati and Kentucky central
railroads, for all points in southern OHIO and CEN
ira Kentucky with Louisville 4 Pittsburg packet
company's boats, for all points the Ohio River
Through tickets may be obtained at all the
principal railroad offices in the northwest, and the
company's office, No 1888 Randolph street, under
Sherman Horse. SAM. A. LEWIS,
Wentn Pass. Ag't Chicago
JOHN BRANDT, Jr., Gen. Sup't, Richmond, Ind
c. +. FoLLoTT, Gen. Ticket Ag't, do
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10

sszg- The New Constitution requires for the
mechanic and laborer lien on the product of
their labor. to secure their wages.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
Gc-Day's advertisements.
BRICK HOUSE TO LET.

fHliE subscriber offers to rent good brick
l house, IN pleasant and central location 49,
Apply at his leather store, on Illinois street.
Juht',dU' NJ Is. CLARK.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
BARRETT CHAPTER NO, Is. r, 4. VI.

S.yyss Regular meeting Of Barrett Chapter
yHSy No. Is, Il. \. NJ, ON Tuesday evening,
&ku0G June 10th The members are especially
requested TO bee present. Visiting camps are cor
daily invited, BY order OF the NJ, T.. II, r.
Juncy,d2l NJ, u, CLARK, Secretary,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Masa
ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER.

We have jus, fitted up our large and airy Re-
freshment Saloon, opposite the Rock Island house,
IN the best style, and are now ready to wait upon
all who favor us with a call.
The very best Ice Creams. and other refresh
ments always on hand.
Parties, PIc-Nics, etc, supplied with Ice dreams
at the very lowest rates.
BLATT LAZARE.
Rock Island, May 30th, 1862.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
THE PEOPLES TICKET.
Election on the I'm June

Reduction Of Taxes--No Special Legislation
Economy in the State Government-No Banks
No Negro Immigration No Negro Equality
Fair Congressional Apporticnm"nt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10

- The Argus is the only paper in this coun'
,v tina, takes telegraphic reports, consequently 1t
can furnish the people of this and adjoining coun'
,as with news in advance Of any other paper.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
PATRIOTIC AND HUMANE BALLOT
Election Tuesday, June l7th, 1862.
THE SOLDIERS, FAMILIES.

For a tax to support the destitute families
NnLunteefE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10

Cen Sise speaks Of Banks retreat as
the finest made during the war Chicago
Tribune.
The Chicago Yrid'me speaks OF the re-
cent victories Of Mcclellan and IIalleck AS
advantages to the enemy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
LETTER FROM CAMP DOUGLAS,
CAMP DOUGLAS, !
Chicagn. June sth, lsO2. |


EDITOR AEGus--Dear Sir: You have
probably heard before this that our regiment
(the Goth Illinois, has been under marching
orders for some time, and nothing but the
want of troops TO guard the prisoners here in
camp prevented US from leaving before this.
Ore regiment Of home guards having arrived
in camp during the week, we are ut last per-
mittei to take, our departure from Camp
Douglas, and leave next Monday or Tuesday
for the Potomac. The boys are in high glec
at the prospect Of active service, and partcul-
ary SO at the prospect Of being under McClel.
lans command. The service while here has
been most arduous and tedious one. Our
regiment numbers over 600 men at the pre-.
sent.
There is Il report that Col MuIigan is to
have brigade, consisting Of the 23d Illinois
Irish Brigade) the Cjth Illinois, one Mchi.
gan and one Indiana regiment. hope the
report may prove true for our men have a
great deal Of confidence IN him, and wherever
he leads they are bound to follow.
Our regiment was yesterday presented with
Il stand OF American colors, by the adjutant
general Of the state, and Il handsome response
was made by our colonel Col. Mulligan was
then loudly called for, when he made a most
happy speech, which was loudly cheered by
the men,
Our regiment has been arme with new
rife, lthe EnheId), and we are all ready for
the seat ofwar. Yours truly,
A. F. EXsTRoN,
Osd'Iy Serg't Co. b, Goth His. Vols
Up. S. Part Of the company Of home. guards
from Rock Island arrived in Chicago last
Thursday, and paid Us visit in ,amp,where
they took breakfast with our company.
Yours truly, A. +. f.
Mrs Harlan, the wife Of Mr. Senator lIar'
Ian, Of Iowa, returned to Washington few
days ago, from Pittsburgh Landing, whittier
She repaired Immediately after the bloody ac
tons Of the 9th and eth OF April last, to min.
| lSltI u llt SCR anu N'HllIf'l VI Jul ny
whom her lahors are spoken Of in the high
est terms Of praise. Was Mr.. Harlan tn,
author OF the article in the IgorN describing
the cxcentrctles Of Gov Yates and his fan
Major!
The New York iimes says that Gen. Scot
the other day, in Il single teictous word, ex
pressed most lorciby what he thinks Of thu
present aspect Of the rebellion. The rebel
lion" said the veteran soldier, speaking Of tn
evacuation of Corinth aud rebel demoraliza
ton, 1.-THE rebellion is mouHing."
Gen. Sigel speaks Of Banks retreat a
p the finest made during the war CAicag
Tribune.
" The Chicago YriJme speaks OF the re
cent victories Of Mcclellan and IIaIleck a
t advantages to the enemy,
; The Memphis papers Of the 2lst and %
have long letters from Corinth. One Of then
. states that Buffers Infamous order" ha
fired the army - CincilHah gazette.
Yes, the army was fired" In othe
: words, it went Off L0HiSrWc Jomnal.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10

The New York limcs says that Gen. Scott
the other day, in Il single teIicitous word ex.
pressed most lorcibly what he thinks Of the
present aspect Of the rebellion. The rebel
lion" said the veteran soldier,speaking Of the
evacuation of Corinth aud rebel demoraliza-
ton, "the rebellion is moahing"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-10
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which has been rcmodcIcd and decorated.
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; Fantaslc,dc Semlramic by Rossini, transcribed
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concert BY showing concert tickets a free pass.
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Sept, 1859, that he has cured nyeterao case Of
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he cures the common Erup'i0as by it constantly.
BronchoceIe, GOitre or Swelled Neck.
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AYERS
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FUN PURIFYING The BLOOD.
Aud for the speedy Of the following complaints:
ScrOfula and ScrofulOus ections such
ms TumOrs, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns,
ptmples, Pustuies, Blotchcs, BOils,
Blains, and all Skin Disenses.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-06-07
Insolvency Notice.

STATE or CALIFORNIA. COUNTY or BUTTE
- In the District Court, Fifteenth Jndicia. Dis
tyict-joSeph (. LoweEy v. His Creditors
In pursuance Of an order this day made
by the Hon Warren I. Sexton JUdge Of the
Fifteenth Judicial District Court in and fog Butte
County, California. Notice Is hereby given To the
Creditors OF said Joseph E Lowey petitioner in in
>o.vency, 10 be and appear before the said Hon. W.
I. Sexton Judge aforesaid. in open Court al
the Court House in 0rovile. on the 1th day Of
July. A. D. Is63, At 10 O'clock 4. NJ. oi that
discharged from his debts and Liabilities in pUrsu-
Unce OF the statutes in such made and pTuvi-
ded. And il Is further ordered that in the mean
time, all proceedings against said insuiyeat be
stayed.
By order Of Hon. W. 7. Sexton District Judge
Butte CO.
,-i In Witness whereof [ have heIeunto
SEAL. set my hand and affixed tile seal ot said
- District Court this 2l>t day of March
A.D.1S62 J. ". GlLkISON, Clerk.