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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-21

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Ofecbnntcs &S0IE.

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DeeS ber 9nblitum f. beiiebte sous nit benz Tataen
Saren ben eer6mgen unb fibten GansIacn lit In olen
eneu xbetn berADnert aS Serbeet unS Hirb tierm en-
pirblen.
SUITES Sobn8ea GiaentbIner
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sent 9ttt rS ben Gieoer1 g1iSicunaen ker 0eren nHb
gae @3almensrsieBan8'n S9Wd9t ber @eron @asni@wS.
d. aiaf acknowledgement, @rItanbesI5p6deo Str;-
tlOpfst. @9hbeutbe 3ifterno sugcnfdrpdt S@winOeI,
6opf@mer @ntSnbuns oeSS1es Der RaIe br Gaase. BED
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9e6.nsu @ewobnttten Der uqcnb ete 6re Sprn sefikr
tcr nS ais rer Sirencn 9eiaua ben sfSbren es nps,
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9rnunsn crntttn 5dpdbe Der @pntutpr berbCrbrn9sas
be @be uanSai4 nan nnt tnes6su &Srper unb 5au 8eg-
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Seiud enl5egen. t1Aa
Sp3OS trsG} Sobm ater.
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Elm eIenbe8 Daein rermaaoeIu. qS3 lfsss'ttsess
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Mm j1aat0 E &semte.
DR.. Johnston,
Der sinsiBe Qlr5t, pelder ansetgt.
9 alttmpres g . G.9 . fpttaL

Cur l1nterOritdun8 Der 9up6idlberst etabltrts
Der ein5tse plab tn Der gBett, no it@sre
1dbnelle unD driinDlihe &ureu tn
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slunae QlanneE

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NIT tsm Dpnner be Gerehsett bcn eat EeseS Ers egs
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entg sr1hen
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Belcnber8 III be1@ten

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iOs Sebene anb unnotite @e nab 6rpsr serSreftee i
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Ole Fo bur beiutds Batter 8ei6wa8 baben, e oft
SIe, 9ete poer in Der Sne leren b beren Ol9en e an
nd6th Ipren ieI5f I'm Sblre srd SolnOnsn, bic, peltn
nnoetbet be Gbe pnu5sl MAIDEN nno 3Srper rno ge 5
a6rer, icnten ipfort bic nStt8er Stritte tbNa.
gBie @abe baB en inger Wan bie 9Dfsne eneS 9nroes
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benS IDBserte pereen ca, bur Die 8o9e ener Aptrrn8
m igfubsber 9asr. SOle Qercen niIcn, bsbor 's eiu
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Ete freddn Bittnnge! beS SaIterB fms egr 5n itbtef
9erIu be8 @e6dGeS gerpirrns eet SSe, 8eorit9be beg
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eioeittbin,dSe @emnng bic Inaet, ben Sren nto be
Mn,etdben ber Nn8bebrun9 tebet.
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Dte ree EauenSe peie wdbrenc ber Iesen sbeepn Sab
In beer NnaIt firirt prben flS bic Weerge ptd9r nnc
Sritber Operaticne Eee Dr. pbuo eusFltre nno eele
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Ituh enhI eu uI oI8 @6rennata IN 8g an Gbsratter IN
Observation-Disclosures fnb 2etoeas cine bnreiGeFSt @spsb
IeiitHn9. 95 G ~ . sN R
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Us abt rielc uitpienb mnb aaaGiaib we@s
Hd ala Mere otstaet ub Or Spbnon8 GAfiuoon9en cop
Ten. dbaSFder @ep&ier 2enipepuBer II. I. No., erbatn
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-01
CuI,tGO DAILY MtRkEt.

MONDAY, AprI -.
Flour-prmnud light and market dull " k'h,
moud mill. ,tr, At S. -, sacks returned all
dclyrrcd
Wheat Declined talr. M, spuug At ''' r''
storage; 40 spring a cole, ir storage
o,i. dull. NnIa -, On track
RYE steady No, ! At iuc; &c storage
BlrIcs quiet Medium grade, ati'c on track.
ughw,ncs inactive l9c asked Is offered.
r,molhy seed, chulcc, - 40.
Lake frrishts. Wheat 10 uswrgo At lirto Buffalo
al Zoe. corn to hultlu Al Nt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-01

TuE ASNrAL statement Of the board oil ed"
cation has been handed in, for publication
and will probably appear tomorrow-f We
can get it in type in time for our evening
paper
Tur attention Of our lady readers 'rcquest'
cd to the advertisement Of Mrs, Mccullough
Of Davenport, who has just returned from
the late openings in New York, with now
STYLES of goods, and the newest designs IN
pattern honncts. She requests the ladies OF
Rock Island to call over and see her new
styles Of goods. May l. at
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-01
TRUSTEES SALE.

\IrIEREAS, Hiram Pitts and +, Frances
W f.. PITTS his wife. Cyrus PITTS and Margaret
Il pms his wife. Elias :. Gilbert and Caroline r.
p. Gilbert, his wife, aud Gideon Pitts and Jane \.
Pitts, his wife. by deed dated September LIST, W.
D. lN5s, conveyed to Join 7. Dillon the real os-
tate in said deed described, which deed was re
corded November 18th lsjS, IN Book p of Deeds
paro 10. orthc Rock Island county, Illinois, Re.
cords. beng all oi block eleven ], all Of block
twelve TI2I, aud lots one [ and two III IN block
thirteen lIJl all OF blocks seven y and eight
ISL. and the west half OF block five ~ as shown
an and bv plat made by DtH,cl Fagln, county sur
ycyor. and hlch SAID plat has been duly filed for
record with the recorder ui sad opnutyi
And whereas, at the time "i the execution OF
said deed to the SAID Dillon, Pitts Gilbert l'tts
were indebted to Cook y Dillon and to Cook, Di-
lon x Lindley, and certain clients oil the latter
fra, As shown by certain promissory notes III the
possession OF SAID Cook, Dillon LindIcy;
And whereas, SAID Dillon, on the SAID Is, day
of Septcmbcr, 1915, executed an instrument III
writing to the grantOrs III sad deed, winch "a'
accented by them, and which instrument set i"rtl
the above facts, and empowered and authorized
said Dillon in case said notes made by PITTS, On
bert < Pitts should not be paid within three month
| after due. to advertise sand above described pr"
perry for sale, by giving four weeks notice oi the
| time and place OF sale IN some newspaper publish
ed IN Rock Island county, Illinois, when saI'
{ shall be made To the nlIttsl biutti 'dn'' "H'
the purchaser or purchascrse mt tied to IAN absolute
deed for the property sold;
And whereas, the notes made ny rus, "I'uer
4 Puts have not been fully pddi
| And whereas. to secure the same debts, PItt'
| Gilbert 4 Pitts also pledged the following notes
| all dated July 2S, 1851, to wit: notes made 10y
$. Dahlof, f$l06 2j-I00 each; notes made .!
! ]. D. Baker, for Sl27 $1,000 each; notes made
! by O. 5. Gilbert for Sis 1j-lOO each; note
made by Edward Philips Tor 1913 7j-I0O each
also two other notes made by the said Phillips, TO
! $50 each > notes made b, Jno. Buckley i"
| 5000 each; 3 notes made by Alex. +. Swander
s27O each and one note made by Joseph and Mar
Doud tor $50 l2-lOO, with LIE power to sell ia
| same If PITTS. Gilbert Pitts made default IN IN
payment of their said notes;
Now |, John f. Dillon, trustee IN the premise
as aforesaid, do hereby give public notice that, .
| virtue of the power in me vested, will, on \
URDAY. THE Dist DAY OF MAY, A D. ls6.
at the hour OF ten O'Clock a. NJ. OF said day nj III
Court House door IA the city OF Rock Island,
Rock Island county, Illinois, expose ana one
for sale to the highest bidder for cash the "loft
said real estate and notes pledged as Aforesaid
SO much OF said property as may be necessary
satisfy the said Indebtedness of PITTS, HiIbcft
Pitts. JNo' r. blLi'''', i'"'''''
anru "a. div
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-01

ApvERrI.ING.--lf a man advertlees by sys-
TEN, and continues at 1t with that persistence
which every business man ought to cultivate
he will reap a large reward for his labor
Some men say they don't see any profit in ad'
vertisng. They think that the Advertising
fee which they pay Is 50 much money lost
The trouble with them is that they do not ad-
vertise properly. They get up an advertls
ing fever once in while, which lasts them
week or two, and then, after putting in few
words in the smallest possible compass and
at the smallest possible cost, they are aston
| ishel that big results are not Immediately
visible. The way to 60 into the matter Is to
look les, at the cost than at the manner OF the
thing. Keep on advertising Bring up your
merchandise. or whatever else you have TO
offer to the public, in every variety Of way IN
the advertising columns. Keep the subject
alive by business and special notices, and by
changing the phraseology of your advertise,
ments. Let everything have NEW look to 1t.
Keep Frightening and polishing the subject,
every little while. Try on your resources Of
language, Study Of nights to give force and
prominence to everything you say and ou1
word for it, that every dollar you invest il
this way, will bring you back the richest sor
5 Of returns.
, But" says one, Il have no time ia writ
new advertisements. This is great mis-
take. There is not business man IN TINS 0
r any other town who has not plenty OF time
> write his advertisements, without IN the lea'
J., interfering with his other duties. The srea
trouble with all business men is a want OF II
dustry and economy Of time. They expet
business to come 80 them without an ef9r
4 and they expect, when they have purchase
stock Of goods, that they can sit down ar
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-01
ADMINISTRATORS sale of Real Estate.
STATE or ILLINOIS, 9.
Rock Island County,

STATE or ILLINOIS, 9.
Rock Island County,
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
y an order ofthc county court OF SAID County,
entered at the April term, A. b. 1862, Of SAID
court, on the application Of the undersigned, sole
administrator OF George {. Wagcnt, deceased, to
sell the following real estate, late the estate OF
the said George {. NaIgcnt, situate III the county
Of Rock Island aud state of Illinois, known aud
described as follows, TO witt All that certain
tract lot or parcel of land IN the city and county
orKo,k Island and state Of Illinois, 1" w.t. TIL"
cast onc.halr Of lot four [il IN block two q, IN
Briggs place IN the city ofReck lsland,antl shall
ON SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE,
A. u 1869, between the hours oi 10 O'Clock 4.
NJ. and O'Clock r. NJ. of said day, at the front
door of the Court House, of said county, at public
sale sell the said real estate or 81 much thereof
as NAV be necessary to pay the debts OF SAID cs-
tate. to the highest bidder.
TrRMs-onc-haf cash IN hand; the balance on
one years crcdt,with mortgage on the premises
Dated this Both day Of April, 1862.
WILLIAM kALE, Administrator.
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to dra" plans and
Iisoa,inns. make estimates, and take contracts
sPr ali kinds OF buildings, in town or county,
Having 80 wears experience in the business, he
a,,ters himself that he can give genera sa''S'a0
'o Inhb,,g attended to with dispatch-charges
S.a Residence on Broadway, next door
, IN Tbompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
rss- leave orders at Henry Housman's STORE
Illinois street. WV rRpETT.
Jan, 18th, d If. y"
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rili. WEEKLY tKG,l

Containing neafly all The reaung matter "Ilht
pauy - published every "Wednesday morning
TERMS Sing c subscribers, per annum, N adj
vance, 2. O0i If not paid IN advance - 90
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UlGu WATER The Mississippi, ut this
point, is rising rapidly, with every prospect
of a great food 1t is within six inches OF
being as high as the flood Of last year, aud
lacks but - inches Of being as high as the
food of 1851, the highest known since 1898
The water is now standing in the cutters OF
Madison street, as high up as Illinois, and
the high wind Of to-day sends it over the rail
road track on the levee.
Report was received yesterday Of rise o.
five feet yet to come, which would be equiv
aleut to about three feet additional here.
we send to Cairo such body of water, un
less the Ohio river falls very rapidly, tina
city will be completely submerged.
Rock river is at full bank, from the back
ing up Of the Mississippi and the dam at Cam
den is almost wholly submerged. A portion
of the dam was carried away this spring
People who live on low land had better b
making preparations for wet time.
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MICHAEL LiEBERK NECHT.

I'AILOR-Opposite the Rock Island LOUISE &C.
atest STYLE and best manner and warranted TO ut.
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers. All work done IN ac'o'"""''
wuh the times aud at Reasonable ptces'
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HEATING SIO\
FIRE CRATES,

IN short, everything in our line of trade can DO
faund. and all at prices that will astonlsh you.
Give us a call and see for yourselves
SWILER s. REID.
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Jesse IsOLLES

TIME ROOT MAKER. Particular atten-
non paid to nice work, and satstact ton guarah-
TODD IN all cases Ladies shoes made to ofue' III
the best manner
Repairinr done at short notice. -
a,..- Shdp on Illinois street, next door TO ~
perry's grocery store.
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&. Is. II NON.

1-NDERTAKER. COFFIN W :
house house corner Rock River and Madison st'' -
s oIN VIII procure graves to be dng' inr1
ish carriages for funerals and 'ake '"r
cha's 81 ~ cnrnsn for burial. Bodies preserved
no" le or Of time without applying ice to the
BODY. Charges moderate.
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DolToK j. &. MORSE,

IJ.yING located in Rock Island Tor the
purpose OF practicing his profession, VIII
answer promptly calls IN the city ana sa,'' n,Nr
s. Residence on Madison street, ono door
north ofP. L. Cables.
Rock Island, April ), lSb2
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County. } o.,..,
To all iaraiaistrlt0rs, Executors and dudrd'dhS
As the Statute Law Of this State requires all Ad-
,,,r,srrators and Executors to render an account
~ their administrations at least once IN each
ycar, to the Probate Court and also at the end o
two years at iarthest to close the settlement OF es
tates therefore,
Notjce is herebg giren, to all Administrators o
estates IN said County, 10 render account OF thei
administrations, to and before said Probate Court
agreeably to the requirements OF law also o uaru
ians Of Wards in like manner, in order to proven
the necessity of issuing summons.
BY order Of Court. ,,L
JOSEPH COMET, CLERK.
| Rock Island, Jan. 18th, ls62.
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Manufactured expressly lot the R"oN Island marx.
ct All of the hr,, quality Of Iron, aud the latest
and newest. NIcs, combining
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~ I DtV,REMpLiI,

,rcr,rp OE THE PEACE and General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge heniy Il
N. ohce in the Court House. Reference e. ~
Bonar County Clerk A. Could, Circuit o aeai
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF henry c'u"'
~, Ill.
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", ID. WILLIAMS,

4 TToRNEY * COUNSELOR AT Law,
\ Koek Island, HIS, will practice nany OF the
Court. OF IIlmo. or Iowa, military Claims State
ar national, adIu.tcd and collected. Collections
made aud promptly pad over Deeds Mortgages
Wills, Assignments, contracts, t''r "ta"h WIN
uhce. IN Charles Buiord's Block, corner Illinois
and EagIe Streets Room No. |, upstairs,
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Business Cards.
II. G.. CONNOLLY,

TTORNEY Ar LAW, Rock Island, III;
\ Collections, aud all other business ehuu''e'
10 h.m will receive prompt attention pt'us'
mortgages, aud other instruments "f''sh an" ~
kuowIedged Ee- Also Justice oIthe Peace,
T.. =. special attention given 10 .ne ,' ai
",, din, soldiers. their widnws or minor ,hi'-
lren. Reiefto Mitchell y Lyndo, bahhtLs,aaus,'
wilkinson. Judge Bailey and Mayor p'''"P''''
Rock Island.