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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
The following IL a lit of tho sick and wouDdei IN
.he Washinctnn-tireet llosptal AlsxandrIl July l:

ospital, Alexandra, July /:
Kos, Lane. ! q. :. Inf
} =. Phi.b!ick, 2 BE. Art.
SEMI. Gerard, ! q. ). Csv.
; Wentworth. / 4. $. Cav.
Fmnk nsyuo.i, 2 Me.
4 r. Pleslou p Die.
-. w. Mciinuev, 2 NJ.
s. " sawiu 2 No.
Chs. Smith. u ".
Corp. y. Wiko. r. /. Cav.
Henry Dubliy : Il. 7. Cav.
X. 4. Mos,e | X. !. Cav
=. Z, nerd -, / Il. !. Cav.
John levin. l Il. T. CGr
Jno Teho. { T.. / Cav.
A. T.. Can. I K. 7. Csw
f.cu 4. Cook, 'iu.s. frtipy.
BruAniuF Whittier rs siisA
:. h. rsrdersoI, . Mass.
John " Russell. 10 Mass.
Izrbrl Cooper. ID hs,G
EIteft Prttcr. 81 Nh.a
\. VI. Taccat, % Mlss.
Jsm-s T-alcc ~ =. \.
v HcDefmo.t. pom. T.
. X. Narielmalk. .Dn. \.
David Short. ~ r. r.
AugIs'us aoiiii. 2s y. \.
Chs. J.. Bunp. p y. Y.
Corr Jos. u. tirro. = ". Y.
I.strpa1u Clears ood . g.. Z.
VIZ Pound u y. I.
Ju'ius Eecy - =. T.
thas. AcuoaeI, - y. \.
". 2. Han. p n. Y.
klsdis1n Gug'H, g y. Y
ssrsL -. ID. Sen arnin.2J EE
Geof,e A. falin. - y. Y.
". -chrrmpi. 20 X. \.
Fred. cI,sab, - =. y.
John : SUB, ~. - \. y.
A 4. Wra.lr0ot - n. y.
I l~szer Saith. rs y Y.
.'ahu helieL - ~. \.
Son. ". ~. Webster. 20 u. \.
'c.sf Iisl'ows - ! \.
Thomas ktlr6. 80 !. /.
Na'h.u Blowers 30H. i.
Hehry hog tu, so y. 7.
I.sii Sr.iI. 80 y. Y. "
Ge. IS Ban. a. y. h. V.
Iu.tus Pl.ee " ~ V V.
y. Wilfon. q. y. }. V.
t.rry Powisy. - =. Y. y.
james Noitu. 20 =. y. y.
John Foasfy. ti ". \. :.
Levi. nin. iOl n. Y. v
.Gh.s " s9tt'I. i0i n Y. V.
~ IeFicE ~cl!, iui y. \. v
John BosIdman, lpi \. y. Y.
Thoa.a. Derh.n lIl n Y. '.
Pai4p Ilerring, lpi y. y '.
raui.ud : uc4t. lQl y. I. V.
FmnEi.u Moui or, loi y w.
B.uneitN .ynlu. lOi Y w
Il. Waterbury,, 100 u. Y. v.
Joi.aysn htien. 100 u. J. Y.
A.IcnOie'z. ieiN W
harvey IA gci. ~ y. I. V.
Oinn Fontou. lul '. y V.
kuyu.'us iiolmll, Iol y. w.
:. " ~. Knight. iul y. y. V.
Chsries Wilbur ia y. Y. V.
Notion iombe ;k. lO5sh ~ Y.
Vols
g. 7. Smith. llth Pa. Res
John Pfesco't. ,1ih Pa Ros.
Humphrey IaTshoI. T. Pa tics.
..rgt. Join l.. Mercer, 18th Ia
s,rs. va wiley zlth Ia.
aulf.. Jones. 2ith Ia
A J. Ness. 2jtl "a.
~. 81. beun.r. ,j,h "a
q. ". Stevens, fIi Pa
samuei Roduan. I'd p.
Iigsrd 10 BE-, 80 II.
Herman Dietrich l'ih Ia.
}. n. shimmei. sam 70.
Cha. r. Grange. 3ith Pa
John M4ydood. Jith Ia
Reuben ~. His-er, dith Ia
Abner Kline, San Pa.
Josaph Act, ssh Pa
W {. Quick, 3Sih r..
sernu.l bufke, 8alh Pa
Nielsen tiiss. s4ih IA
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steamer Arrowsmith, on

steamer ArrOwsmitb, on June *, lobI:
-, -, u ~ =. Hiram Avrss B. SVt
jas' heslS D. =, -, eIoai.-., I, ~,
j., Ld%siah r. 80, g. I,.o,s 1iS.,o, M
s.-nl r. Wischef {. II Ne. l-aAh Nsuho No X l0i Pa
a. aie - SoDf X ' gopieir ssnri-s 4 e5NY
49, ~. ~ ~ Min p ar II ~ Fyaps b. % Pa
serst A. W: Pollock 4 - PAHenry ta'9n' J. We
: :, n, - = - =, > A nat.s' & I VI
. - 81 -, = a1 =. I IL H,rdpa H. p " T.
Walker ". Fish J. = -. G. T. fdwaf1s 20 y = tav
Joshla Bishop X g1 Pa Ches hiee :. Cav.
~ o. r.. Wood, A, Vt ; n. sa..hty, p. n tL'.
Man. n CcEb. {. Eve. Patick Martin, d. oil y. L.
tb~. Weave j. a. ny. Jas. r.. Dhger. = Me.
Nm Ii;pe. 4. aP. T. ". ,loon r Ne.
I'r,.s Z" Co,,is n Il Ny D,-'d 81 Lsrty H. Wis
:, y n. fSgffs' IN I,, G,s.n d. my
Rchsrd Howard. h.. II Sass. Jacob buth' q, 10 - J.
Fr,Lc's Z aft0u. G. q n. \. sac b'uass, - ~ y
Cha.. II ,dsou. u Mm Iicafdnau b,n :, Mich
Albert H. Heelef T. 7 y. J. Chss H. JIdfoh H. - n /.
H. q II, ,,t,u i n A,ss. Geo CO0t, j.. = =. =.
~, II R,ut,l Il u " Wm B. (ifv.,. " 2 y. J.
Geo. Geo. y Has~ei, ~ Juo. Pic. f'",fi.
Albert HsmHo 4. 'OS \. trnson u. 3 =. /
d 40. isle-, "A. u h = b '.iy an.alL' u. n; /
Geo ". Weaver, s. n Y. M,ci4e Lealy o., " " l.
Henry ELn't. ~ - ". = ri'' ~ ai u, ~. e..
6s,yey Gnhu, :. IA 20 n.ht 4, ~ d.
Neison Sinclair, \, % y. y. ~. ,ItH' D., w,
:. H. M's-e g. 70 J. % AZ. w, n 1ec.IsD a. * g.
i.e, ~ III d ~ x $40 Whee.er d jEt
b q. douglass h. = No; Henry l...'i baS ~ ~
Ihos PblAps. d, 3E.I. Mose' o Bssey', l. v %
zee ;; Hf9,-ee', - I'M H.. = I,fa.I Ne
ca. r, luz, =, - H.. ~ fdedfyr { Ia M.
John Atsms, .. - y y y"' " 80 = ~ -''
Jos keamef A. ia "a Jt'' he,nt-' - - - 80 NV
ysa' no,hsi' ., pot (-,r,Il IA Is n \.
Jas. 4. kenny 3D. = rS.- -
Ss.uI Ma.ock, v Ne. y -. .el,,.. d. 'io'N,,s
Jss. Liant a, y T. IN ~ - N -
J11. ,ol a., q. y VS. S.'- - n. r.
Albeit lId4au, q, q " w ~ - 30
i.ewis Gyrhse, q. Wiz 30 1"idc1 Mais' a. "
b. Nrneiinsl0u t'Urtp - So, I 70 \ T.
Rudolf "a .,utle4i q ~ 80. "a -. TeE y
IT, ID Nthtu' ~ D. IN Il, e., =. ~ \ Y
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OUR ssck AND WOUNDED FEIOEs

The following il list Of the sick and wounded
soldiers who arrived at The foot Of sxh-s'Ieei Wharf
Washington from Fortress Monroe on board the
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MANINn REBEL PApER LOY.L.

y
urAp4r,rIEGs DI.THlcr WFsr IFSSEssEg.)
Ofi-- Provost Aarlha-Ge
Mga.HIs Tenn, Jlly !, it6l.
Htnri. WINS. BH0HAA q g., grIrie',Js u ne .tag."
fr1'Irotf
You will Suspend the further publication Of your
oaper The spni With which t Il CONDUCTED Tes sred -
,oh ineeu4.fy ana ea.onas and t. .Io csn,o longer
This ord,r viii be strictly observed osn The s 0. IL re-
~ eoa.paod Of Naj-Ceu. L. S Grant.
Wz ; HuLrER, Provort Nsrsi sl-G,usr4.
MRSFHis. July l, It6a.
Ia. ftoiancl, can continue by t, withi Nfl o. ne
author Of H., ou0xiols article uudsr tie chfNon o! Ms
chief Makers" Esd the editoeI tla'iou 20 ht SAM
|. $. GRANT, A,iol General.
TO our P.GRoss.--For reasous apparent from
the foregoing order, withhuw from TIC oditora!
management Of The hrdioHcte. SeL-fesPec'. aud
Tho Il rit Of true journalism, forbid any longer ai-
tempt to edit paper. Iaproyea ana irdofsec me
more, aud duty tees, 10 the pubic ........-
jEEiuA FO"LKES.
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yT.IAFCAE ,AasSsr
-on-Ri.sa..4:3s Sets. aoon-ses; II
andy Hook. $50 Gov. Island. o;O Hel0a.s. 7'h
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fne " arNinNt'ITfi t't -
l Tim. Fsirchilds, 2 u. S. Art.
I John slater. ~. $. AT.
/ Jo.~gh KHight, AZ. ; At.
! John n lplins, ] I. :. :. ;.
In. l.. Mi1l~r. ~. :. ,. ;.
/ MN Coi.ips ~. >. ;. :.
Go. Samp.or 2 q. :. :. :.
A. Is. Fairfield 4. = $ :.
/ Omir Villa. 81. : ). ).
/ Joiiu. Pe1d1l.2u ;. :. 8.
amo, bolton. = l.. =. : :.
/ selr !. uewart. 2 I. >. :. :
B. John 8. ltw. q. ). :. :.
( ~ u. Brircs. X. /. Cav.
10. e. Clarke. / z. !. CAV.
: *. T~sHIiev. / y. ]. Csv.
J Win. Garr~it + l. Cay
I Ch.ras ". Uoyt- ! ~ coz
/ Inl ! Cfsbu I e I Cav
I OsrarF. Merrill. ! h. J. CAV
j. 4. B9tr ] r. !. Cav
I r.. !. Davis. Z h J. Cav
". Taeior. : y J.. Cav.
b Evsn Hudaon. r.. ] Cav
. John psiis le. J N. }. ~
/ fullu. rieDnini 4. Lar
/ A. e.. f.ri.h. y. Y Cav
&c. 49,. Wrs,0tt , y. I. Cav.
/ Chs.. O.. ',i, ~. \. C-y
! .rr ! HNrb lie y y. y. ,
/ serr. a.. s. .lc'iin, u ~ , .
/ s,ts T. !eldeIss.-, = y 80
iJ.s. Ersi-, l. y. } u.
/ lin CI;t,, = =. ' ".
/ CO. Bennett. - g.. \ II.
/ Nm. g. crha' . =. I. ~
! Darisl Wen. y. J. y
| Peter I.2n, q y. ' N
/ chm. Reli.nbgrE p y. }.
/ john 4. Downing \. J.
/ Tnomas Flitn. . y. y.
I Leope 4 Cohen y y. /.
! j. thapyel, j. :" y
histtin ~ ai'' 10 y -
I J.. e. ih0h', ~ - l.
$40, Dr"ns - y. Z
/ j.. Ca1e.i, \ !:
lGi.e. Morirtt 10 n y.
I stephen .. fuller Is =. 1.
, I.esis Smith, - : \ ,,
Ch-rles ,snhusen' ~ ~ ~
/ samuel betfy. 80 y. J. v,
I samuel Gilbert, 20 y \. V.
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jJogt ilIdrocns' Noilte.


STATE Of NEN h OAK, I
Paur.WlRntNs UYFicE No i0i Walt.
NOTICE is hereby given, ia accordance VIII
" section Of the Act passed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act % heorgauzs the Wasns Office OF the Port OF New
York 10 al peous interested in having charge Of The
e n..ier 81 such inquiry Cssnation or sutyey That
be ovinv ve,se ore now under examination by The Port
,,is,s aa tht a.. sid saly5s limitations viii ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

From Nrw.Msxrco.-Au express rider arrived
here this morning from Cot. C.nbv, hew-NeXico,
with dispatches fer Gov. Evans and Col. Legyen-
worth. The report 10 that Lauuy wants Al Tue nil
itsrv we can spare to go down Immediately 70 New
Mexico, and probably to ali in the retasng OF the
forts in the southern section of hs, Territory II not
10 march toward Texas itself. Denver News, 10Th.
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For The BLocKADING FLEET.--The United States
steamer Connecticut, Lieut.. EDWARD 4. Barnet
C J,nmanding will sail Oh Thursday, 10Th inst, at
o'clock, p. H., for tie Gulf She VIII communicate
with every station and vessel in the sluadEoDs be-
tween this por, AID Galveston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

CoSsors for money 81 sd97. -,
ILLINOIS CzsTrAL SHARRs tTd4t asconnt ERIEs ~0GJi
The New York herald., 1862-10-21
THE MILITARY.

COMPANY II. SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT. n '
" N.G.-rhe memb-~s Of Company Will assemble
dril the armory Centre market his Tuesday eyenn
at o'clock in full fatigue uniform, with belt and osercoa
Persons desiring Join the company make Applicant
the time aud place when the Recruiting Commits,
will 0c IN attendance. BY nrIer. -
AMOS L. Lss. Urdssl sergeant
The New York herald., 1862-10-21

REsrEcTABLE 0IRL WANTS A PLACE IN A
r,Iv.tc fam.v, as chsmbermaid and waitress; has no
r ~ ,sx in The washing ironing gene
raj Sousework small family Cali Dr two days q! 7s
Warren
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

NoTIcABuE.--A little improvement is mott
cable in regard to cleaning the snow from
the sidewalks - but there is plenty Of
lazy people yet, who never think of using
shovel or broom in front of their premises
They are content with the little sheep path
made by pasSers BY A person who hasn't
public spirit enough to clear the snow off their
sidewalks ought to live where sidewalks are
not necessary. We do not see any other way
but tor the city council to pass an ordinance
requiring the walks to be cleared, and assess,
ing fine on all who neglect it, sufficient to
pay for doing the job Why should not such
an ordinance be enacted? Other cities have
such laws. And we have laws fning people
who obstruct their sidewalks with boxes, bar
rels, lumber or anything else. We have laws
regulating the manner in which goods may
be hung over the sidewalks Why then should
we not have a law requiring the snow to be
removed from the walks throughout the limits
of the city, wherever walks have been built ?
II se,mg to us that the city council is guilty
of neglect Of duty in this respect,--
neglect which we hope will be repaired
at the regular meeting next Monday,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

Coal THIEVES. The person who has been
in the habit Of stealing coal from Il house
just below the Jail is cautioned to look OUT
He'll get charge Of shot one of these nights,
and perhaps when he least expects it. A
word 10 the wise is sufficient.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

THERE is class OF people who never have
any faith They are the sort who, after in
vcsting one dollar, expect return of two
dollars within twenty-four hours, and are
fidgety and nervous meanwhile. In Il matter
so plain as that of advertising they seem to
be equally obtuse. We have really nothing
to say to them, but their complaints occasion
ally demand attention. Nearly every boy
knows that large fortunes are made, yearly,
by people who advertise properly. What has
been done once can be done again This is
enough Of itself to convince any reasonable
man that failure - realize any benefit from
advertising is entirely the fault Of the adyer-
tiser, not the system. Many retail dealers,
unaccustomed to newspaper facilities have
now ard then ventured trif ing advertisements
Of what should perhaps be advertised extern
sively, and the consequent disappointment at
tendant upon ignorance has led the inefacieut
spectators to denounce all advertising.
Occasionally prudent or penurious man,
having tried the effect Of FIVE dollar adver.
tlsement without immediate profit, and sup
posing his money to have been thrown away,
is very much surprised, six months after.
wards, to find that his advertisement had
been noticed and remembered by people who
were not then ready to purchase, but now will
become his best customers. Persistent and
regular advertising never failed 10 yield re.
ward. The men who have nothing to adver.
tise may waste money thereby, but even in
such cases the advertising will serve to keep
their names before the public, and benef.
them at some future period Chicago Times.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
COMMERCIAL.
ROCk ISLAND MARX ET.



Flour Spring double extra, IN sacks, $3.50
Wholesale, and $500 al retail. lfpurchascrs hRd
packages It is sold at ~ cents less than the above
quotations.
Whcit-bSaiOc
C0m-l24allc,
oats -llal3r.
Rye-Nry mite offered, puccs from Is To
zoe, according to qualify.
Barley 20a2lc.
Beans-i1al 90 per bushcl.
PotttorS-sOa2Jc per hushcl.
unIons-lJc per bushc,,
Buttcr-lOal2! cls the usGllprcr, Ieycho,cr
lot, l2ic,
Eggs-lOal2lc per dol,
Pouitry--LNc chickens, Sl,odal 20 per dos
dressed turkeys, 1c per b pralue ~ ckeus 81 GOA
l,gn per doE ducAs, ~ ,!hal 500 quaIls, joO60c
per doI
Bect--Good beet cattle, live weight, at the
butchers, command 81 ,i5as2 per hundred lbs.
Pork--Our packers arc now paying from - 90
to S2,iO ner hundred pounds, tor dressed hogs,
but they must be very choice aud heavy to COM
maud the latter figure.
The butchers are paying to ?Ic for hive hogs,
aud 2!c for dressed,
illdes-Grceu country, ic green sal,ed, 6c
dry sailed, &c; dry hnt, Zoe green calt, DC
sheep pclts, 75al zoe.
Hay.-Prlrue S3,poa5OO per ton. Timothy or
Hungarian S1,OOlh,Uu peTtor,
Wood--Oak 81, 30 to 81 90 cord.
CoNl--ScleCted coal is sold at the Coal Valley
yard at ) cents per bu'hcl, aud delivered at 3 cts
per bushcl,
from teams IN Marke Square, coal is usually
sold at 9aluc per bus.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans and
specifications, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds OF buildings, IN town or county
Having 30 years experience in the business, he
fatters himself that he can give general satsiac
ton.
moderate. Residence on Broadway next door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
High School
z1- Leave orders at Henry Honsman's store,
Illinois street
Jan, 18Th, IT, VIM. ERRETT.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
To all administrators, EBCHfoTN amt GulydidHN .
As the statute Law of tins State requires all Ad.
mlnlstrttors 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 tarthest tn close the settlement of os-
tates therefore,
Notice IS hersby g,reR, to all Administrators of
estates IN said County to render account of their
administrations, to and before said Probate Court
agreeabIy to the requirements of law also Guard
lans of Wards IN like manner, N order to prevent
the necessity OF issuing summons.
BY order Of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, CLERK.
Rock Island, Jan. 18Th 1862.
Jan li--dw3w.
Register, Independent, and Chronic DcS Wcs-
ems, please copy three weeks
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

The following is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. J. S. Iolme, pastor of the Pierre
point street baptist church, BrookIyn,N. y, to the
"Journa and Messenger" Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes IN favor of that world-renowncd
medicine, Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SyRur FOR
CuH sREN TrrTHING:
owe zee an advertisement N your columns OF
Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup. No" we never
sad word IN favor of a patent medicine before
in our lite, but we are compelled 10 say to your
readers that tins is no humbug-tce haze trted Il,
and ERgw II 10 bedH il ciiims. 1t is probably one
Of the most successful medicines OF the day, be
cause 1t is one Of the best. And those Of your
readers who have babies can't do better than layi
a supply" apI25 twawly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS r. +. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Two Express Trains on and alter Dec. lst,lS6l.
Trans will leave West Side Union Depot a, 9
m daily, except Sundays, and ll.45 IN, except
Saturdays Arrive at Chicago at a IN and 800
p
Johet and Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at m daily, and arrives at Gas
\ night tram, with sleeping car attached, will
run through to st. LOUIS every night, except sun
day, leaving this city at ll.45.
JAMES ROBB Receiver.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

\ office is hereby given that on the 18th day
" Of November, A. d., lsGl IN the Town OF
Black Hawk, &. W. Griffin took upas an Estray,
one Bay Horse, lG hands high, supposed to be or
years old, with the letters g [. s." branded on
left shoulder white strip IN the forehead a
small white spot on hls nose and one on has upper
lip and a shoe on ms right fore foot. Appraised
before David Brownlce ESQ, a Justice of the
Peace IN SAID Town, al so
Also, one Dark Chestnut Sorrcl Horse about h
hands high about seven years old. S" brand
ed on the left shoulder, small white strip IN face
and shoes on both fore feet. Appraised before
David Brownee, Esq, Justice OF the Peace III
sad town, at $40 JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island, Jan'y. 9th, 1862.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

q FoRElGv News England interfering with
the Mason and Slidell affair has caused great
excitement among the New York merchants.
Notwithstanding many Of them have refused
to sell sugar and coffee, N Perry, Of Rock
Island, is selling sugar aud coffee as cheap as
ever. n. Perry has just received fresh
supply of new rWsius aud citron, and all the
daintes Ion the holidays, Also fresh ar.
rival Of kerosene oil, Of the best quality, At
GO cents per gallon, All wishing to purchase
good goods, at low prices, will do well to call
at n. perry'S,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-Collectio
j faithfully made and promptly paid over. Of
ice at his residence, over Requa's Jewelrs store,
illinois street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
{. Is. Il NON.

UNDERTAKEN. COFFIN W A Il h
u house corner Rock River and Madison sts.,
Rock Island. \ fine hearse and team always IN
readiness. VIII procure graves to be dug, turn-
lsh carriages Tor funerals, and take the entire
charge OF everything connected with the prepara-
ton uf the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
any Iength Of time without applying ice to the
BODY. Charges moderate.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27
4. q. JOHNSON,

,ATAGON MAKER All kind, of Repair
w ng and Jobblng done at short notice, IN
the best manner aud At reasonable rates. shop
ON WILMINGTON street, near the iOfry landing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

OyE of the very best places, in this region.
to buy family groceries, isat Temple Buiord's.
His stock is the very best quality He also
keeps slip Chumie,y of all sorts, and his is
the only Ship Chandlcry store in this region.
His assortment is complete, He also keeps II
heavy stock Of lrou aud Nails, OF all kinds.
His prices, for everything he keeps, are low,
in accordance with the times. Notice his nd
vcrt>cment aud give him call
la the presidents message. although well
and ably penned, there is an omission which
is objectionable.
In these trying times it bchoves the pcsi.
dent to teach people how to save money, and
thereby enable the nation to assist the exc
cutive in crushing rebellion.
We sincerely hope that he will make it all
right by inserting that the best place to buy
dry goods, notions, Christmas gifts, cloaks,
cloth, bonnets, cmbroderieS, hosings, &c, is
at Block & Ncwburgcrs.
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CALL AND SETTLE,

4 LII notes and accounts due me or the late
n firm OF Whitaker s Everts, must be paid by
the first day of January next, they Will be left
with II. c. Connolly, Esq, for collection. Take
due notice and govern yourselves accordingly
Dec3 dawtf A. EVERTS
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HAVING purchased the Abstract Books"
formerly owned by Henry Curtis, jr., is pre-
nared to furnish Abstracts of Titles to all lands
and town lots in Rock Island county. Also the
names and residence OF unknown Owners, and
other information OF value to purchasers and mort
tagees. Office in Court House. first door to right
of south entrance
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

Fiuur-Sprlng double extra, Ia sacks, $500
Wholesale, and too at retail. lfpurchasrrs ind
packages It is sold at ~ cents less than the above
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THE WEEKLY ARGUS.

Containing nearly all the reading matter 1.-THE
Daily s1ublIshed every "Wednesday morning.
FERMS!--SIngle subscribers, per annum, - adj
vance, 81 90; not paid IL advance SO 90
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lsttb<( HITS.

From Mr.. {, IT, Gardner, Principal of the Rut-
g0rs Female Institute, n v" | have been al
Hctcd with Bronchitis during the past winter, and
found no relief until found Your IrochcS."
i" Broup,N bronchial TroCI,, or Cough Lolcng-
es, are for sale throughout the United States.
Jauy. 20, twaw | "
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jewelry to
Jeanneret, nextdoor to the Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL,

g a. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
cor. Illinois and jefferson SIS, Rock Island.
z,ss~ Passengers conveyed to and from the cars
free OF charge,
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PREMIUM .IDb PRI NTIkt..

Ordersior jos PRINTING will meet with prompt
ttenuor At the ARGuS OFrlcr, aud be etecutedai
easonable rates
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j. ". MOOR T.,

WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALER in
w Hardware, Cutlery, lrsn, Nails, Window
.,iass, se., corner of Illinois aud buffalo streets,
Rock Island. III.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

LETTERS rom Capt Ensign Conkliu, of our
company, in Col, Briggs regiment of Sharp
shooters, put an emphatic denial upon the
story in regard to troubles in his c, mpany.-
How the story originated is more than We
know. We first saw it in the Moline i"de-
pendent
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Most Valuable Book Of the Day!
THE NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

As volume after volume is issued, this noble
work elicits stronger praise from all quarters.
The North American Review SAYS: "We can
turn to no title which does not confirm our con-
fdence in the work. Each article seems to have
been written by an expert. There can be no doabt
that at least fer the Of dmsricaH readers, and
in some respects phererer The English iaaguasst IS
spoken, this Cyclopadtd wW grratly SHrpass IN
paiuc any similar co=f!a:ire yet issued on either
side Of the itfdntic'
In the present startling times, when we neea
posting on SO many topics little thought OF before
it is Invaluable. ~
Published by d. Appleton Co., Ne" 'oiA'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-27

Tax SALE NOTICE In our paper today
will be found list Of the property bought
by Cable & Co, at the collectors sale in 1860
for taxes.
1t will be understood by those who are in
tcrestcd, that personal notice is given to those
in whose names property is taxed, who reside
in the county, that the published list,
Except in few instances), embraces on
ly the lands and lots assessed to parties who
are non.resdents. jy27 DIT wit