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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-07
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T A K S A L E =.
KENosHA COUNTY,

TREAsURER's OFFICE, July Z8th, IS62 I
T Henry Johnson Treasurer of said County, do here
5y give nytice that 1st Tuesday, being the
ond day of September next ana the neN1 succeeding
in said county the following described lots, pieces
parcels of land much thereof as may be necessary
to nav the taxes interest and charges thereon for the
year 1861, TO wit: =, af4 IF
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
The Merrimac MAKES her Appearance.
ME\ICAN y E,\NS
Further Particulars Of the Eyacua
ton Of Yorktown.
&C.,


PIrrsBuRG LANDING, May 50 7. NJ
Six deserters arrived yesterday and 10 to
day. They all confirm the capture of New
Orleans.
A few days ago one Tennessee and one
Mississippi regiment of - months man stack.
ed their arms : their time having expired.
they refused to serve any longcr-thOugh re.
CURED by conscript law, Beauregard put two
regiments TO guard them
twenty deserters left yesterday and large
numbers are leaving daily.
All rumors of battle here or in this Vi
cinlty are untOuuded.
-, Gather clear and the roads will be pas.
r ,a, J." 'ay OF two so the army can ad.
Hospital boats and stores are arriving
daily. "'' a. ~ '"s
Gen. fInnell, Of Ky, and host If spr.
geons and nurses arrived today
WAsHlNGToN, Sunday Nav 4-No,p
The following report has Just been received
from Fort Monroe; ~'''"
Yorktown was evacuated last night. We
now occupy the enemy's works They LEI,
Il large amount Of camp equppage and runs
which they could not destroy for fear Of be.
ing seen.
Headquarters, Army of the Potomac
May 4th, 1862
Hon. L. ". Stanton, Secretary Of Var
WdshHgtoH:
We have ramparts guns, ammunition.
camp equippage, &c. We hold the entire
rebel works which our engineers report very
strong have thrown all nv cavalry and
horse artillery in pursuit, supported bv in
iantry. move Fraukln's division and as
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
The Egyptian Colonies.

Nearly every one Of the colonies Of the first
regiments raised IN Egypt have been wound
ed aud disabled from service, to.wt: Col.
Dougherty at Belmont Coils. Logan. Lawler
and Morrison, at Donelson, and Coils.
Haynie and Hicks, at Shiloh. Two Of the
lieut.. colonies have been killed, Smith and
White, and another, Eaton, has just returned
from Pttsburg severely wounded. But what
of this? These heroes are only "Egyptans'
Your only true patriots are the blatant aboli-
ton worthless, who snarl niggerism about TIT
streets Of Chicago and Springfield, abus
Egypt, and hope for government pap in re
muueration. State ReQiSter.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05

WILL SECESSION STANp,-No man, north OF
south, can delude himself with the idea tina,
secession can prosper, Let the principle be
established, let il be admitted and proved
that the union can stand without coercing
any member who may endeayor TO withdraw
from it, causes Of dissention will spring up
between the different states-such a. always
from the foundation Of the government sprung
up, aud such as must be expected TO arise
which, instead Of being adustei under the
federal government, by the wise enactment
legislature, and still more under the
kindly influence Of patriotic feeling
instead Of being 70 adjusted in this
way, state after state, as these local contro'
versies arise goadei on by demagngues, the
eternal curse Of Il free government mall ages,
will successfully break away, the federal
family be resolved into It's original elements
and .tiIl further resolved into miserable trag
ments IN the North American country. aud.
like Germany in the middle ages, be reduced
to hundreds Of independent principali,ios,--
EVERETT
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

"A llEREAS, Hiram Pitts and f. Frances
w F. Pitts, ms wife, Cyrus Pitts and Marparct
b. PITTS, his wife, Elias \. Gilbert and Caroline T.
i. Gilbert, his wife, and Gideon PITTS and Jane A.
Pitts, his wife, by deed dated September Ist W.
d. 1898, conveyed to Jofn +. Dillon the real cs-
tate III SAID deed described, which deed was re
corded November 18th 1898, IN Book q Of Deeds
page 10, of the Rock Island county, Illinois, Re.
cords being all Of block eleven IN Il, all of block
twelve III, and lots one n and two ri in block
thirteen - all OF blocks seven m and c,pbt
Isl, and the west half of block five m as shown
on and by plat made by Daniel pagln, county sur
voyor, and which SAID plat has been duly filed for
record with the recorder of said county; SAID real
estate beng part OF Pitts Gilbert and Pitts Sc
cond Addition to the town of Moine. as shown by
sand recorded plat, and by the said deed to the SAID
Dillon;
And whereas, al the time the execution of
said deed to the sad Dillon, Pitts Gilbert PITTS
were indebted to Cook x Dillon and to Cook, D,I-
ION Lihdey, and certain clients Of the latter
hrE, as shown by certain promissory notes in the
possession OF SAID Cook, Dillon 4 Llndley;
And whereas, SAID Dillon, on the said lst d,v
OF September, 1913, executed an instrument IN
writing 20 the grantors IN said deed, which was
accepted by them, and which instrument set forth
the above facts, and empowered and authorized
sad Dillon, IN case SAID notes made by Pitts Gil
bert Pitts should not be paid within three months
after due, to advertise said above described pro-
perry for sale, by giving four weeks notice of the
time and place of sale IN some new spaper publish
ed in Rock Island county, Illinois, which sale
shall be made to the highest bidder for cash, and
the purchaser purchascrse Mt tied to an absolute
deed for the property sold;
And whereas, the notes made by Pitts, Gilbert
x Pitts have not been fully paid;
And whereas, to secure the same debts, Pitts
Gilbert Pitts also pledged the following notes,
all dated July p, 1901 to wit: 3 notes made bv
s. Dahlot, OF $lOb 2j-l0O each 3 notes made by
J. b. Baker, for 1927 $1,000 each; 3 notes made
by 0. $. Gilbert for Sis 75-lOO each:2 notes
made by Edward Philips for 1893 75-l00 each
also two other notes made by the said Phillips, for
$50 each; notes made by Jno. Buckley for
$500 cach notes made by Alex f. Swauder.
$40 each, and one note made by Joseph and MARY
Doud tor $50 l2-lOO, with HE power to sell the
same II Pitts, Gilbert \ Pitts made default IN the
pay ment of their SAID notes.
Now /, John F. Dillon, trustee in the premises /
as aforesaid, do hereby give public notice that by |
| RDAl, THE 3lST DAY OF MAY, A. b. 1862 !
1t the hour OF ten O'Clock A. NJ of SAID dav atthe
court House door, IN the city of Rock Island. in |
Rock Island county, Illinois, expose and offer
or sale to the highest bidder for cash the afore-
aid real estate and notes pledged as aforesaid or
10 much OF SAID property as may be necessary to
atsiy the SAID Indebtedness of Pitts, Gilbert K
'ittS. JNO. F. DILLON, Trustee.
april -, div
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05

HE GREAT MEN OF THE PAsr.-Setting
ASIDE Washington and Franklin, who are ad
united to have been exceptional men, (but
who were tremendously pitched into in their
own day, nevertheless we believe that there
are now in the service Of the United States,
five times as many able men as there was dur
ing the revolutionary war. A DECEPTIVE halo
surrounds the men of the past; they are seen
IN the light OF glorious success, and at the
distance of eighty years Their mistakes,
their failures, their faults, are all forgotten
The men of to-day we see in clear light,
that rather exagerates their short comings.
We are close to them, and yet they are gran
ping with difficulties of which our knowledge
is incomplete. Let them do what they will,
they cannot satisfy the general impotence,
which clamors for impossibilties. Half
century hence our leaders will be better IN.
derstood than they are now. N. T. Ledger.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05

TnE MAINE Law AND lSTEupERASCE.--
The mayor Of Portland, Maine, in his address
gives sad picture OF drunkenness in that
city. The large number Of $40 arrests were
made during the last year Of his Hdmlnistra,
ton, oil Of which except 1875 aud = desert
ing soldiers, twas there no rum in their cas-
es?) he traces directly or indirectly = ram.
Fourteen hundred and fifty cases ore reported
as arrested directly from drunkenness. This
is 4 terrible catalogue. The Maine Law, be
it remembered, exists in fall yigyr and strIn.
gency, and for the whole year the Maine Law
police force have gwen almost their exclusive
attention 10 the liquor business. What is the
result? More drinking aui drunkenuc-s,w we
venture to say, than was ever known in the
city before, --I1ytiaHd irguS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
THE RIGHT KIND OF UNIoN.--The n. Y.

THE RIGHT KIND OF uNIoN.--The n. \
Leader (dem.) says:
'There must be a union in heart and spirit
Of all men who love their country and desire
a restoration of the olden ties Of friendship
and unity. By concert of action the most
glorious results can be accomplished, and
there is no time to be lost in making prepa.
rations for the contest. Let the word 90 forth
that common cause is to be made against the
abolitionists. and the resistless tide Unpopular
approval will sweep the state in torrent of
success. Union for the sake Of the union"
10 abohtionists ought to be added all ere.
publcans" who act in concert with aboh-
tionists.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
STATE OF ILLINOIS, ;

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
\OIlCE i, hereby given that by virtue of
y an order ofthc county court of sand County
entered al the April term, \. b. Is62, of said
court, on N" Application oi the undersigned, sole
administrator oi hcOrgc e. Wagcnt, deceased to
sell the following real estate, late the estate of
the said George {. Walgcnt, situate IN the county
% Rock Island and state of Illinois, known and
described as follows, to wit: Al that certain
tract. lot or parcel Of land IN the city and county
Of Rock Island and state Of Illinois, to wit: The
east one-halI of lot four ! IN block two l2l in
Briggs place, in the city oiRock Island andI Shall
on SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE,
\. d. 1862, between the hours OF u O'Clock \,
VI. and O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, at the front
door OF the Court House, of said county, at public
sale, sell the SAID real estate, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the debts orsaid cs-
tate, to the highest bidder.
IrRMs-Onc-hali cash in hand the balance on
one years crcdlt,wIth mortgage on the promises.
Dated this Both day Of April, lsG2
WILLIAM KALE, Administrator.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
For ST. Louis, cairo, Dunleith, GaIena,
FreepOrt, &c.
QUICK TINE AND Low FARE!

Passengers taking the evening train of the CHI
caso and Rock island Railroad from Rock Island
aud Davenport, make immediate connection at la
san" with trains orIhc Illinois Central Railroad
gong North and south.
Ilmo from Rock Island to st. Louis. 70 hours.
d" do Caro-, % do
soldiers tickets To 81 Louis and Clro for sale
at military ratios,
Nj trains o'the Chcago and Rock Island Rail
road connect at Pond Greek with trains OF the G. b.
= q X. Il. for Darlington and quincy,
no. +. TRACY, Gen, Supt.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Matthias Agy. Deceased.

TIVE undersigned having been appointed
L Administrator OF the Estate of Matthias
Agv late Of the County of Rock Island and State
of Illinois, hereby gives notice that he Will appear
before the County Court of Rock Island county. At
the office of the Clerk ofsad Court In the CIV of
Rock Island, at the June Term.on the Sd MONDAY
IN JUNE next at which time all persons having
claims against SAID estate are notified and re
quested to attend for the purpose OF having the
same adjusted. All persons Indebted to sand es
tate are requested to make immediate paymest to
the undersigned.
Dated this 22d day of April. A. D. 1862
JOHN Il. PARMENTER, Administrator.
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( 'llItAGO u ST. LOUIS Il. II. LINE.
"
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Two Express Trans on and after Dec. lst.lS6l.
Trans viii leave West side Union Depot at 9 a
m daily, except Sundays, and Has p IN, except
saturdays. ArrNe at Chicago at } a m and 9 20
? IN.
joliet ami Wilmington ACCOmm odation leaves
chicago at m daily, and arrives at 9 rs m.
AnIGht train, with sleeping car attached, will
run through 10 ST. Louis every night, except Sun
day, leaving this city at Has
JAMES:ROBB, Receiver.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05

Coal oil is said to be destroyer OF bed
bugs, if applied plentifully with Il small
brush or feather to the infected regions. The
cure is etfectual and permanent, and far safer
to used than the villanous poisons III vogue.
1t is also recommended to slightly rub over
chandeliers, gilt frames, &c, with coal oil to
keep away flies.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
PROPAGATE ADM lSTRATION
or THE COVER INTENT.

The debate in the house If representatives,
in congress, upon the resolutions submitted
ty the committee to investigate contracts. AS
the result of their inqusition into the CON
tracts made with the government during the
present war, may not be without its adyan'a'
ges, after all. Mr.. Davis, Of the committee,
when driven TO the wall, ventilated Il good
many Of the rascalitcs practiced upon the
treasury, with the cOuniyancc Of eX SecFe'
tary Cameron. lie cites one in which the
action Of the committee was the means OF
saving Sl,3O0,0OO in n single hour. This
sum would otherwise have gone into the
pockets Of republicans. Members Of con
gress were beautifully mixed up in such
transactions, and he makes mention OF one
case in which it took 100000 worth of
horse flesh, in the shape Of contracts, for 1000
horses in PENNSYLVANIA, to reconcile existing
differences between politicians IN that state.
1t was enough for that purpose, however.
end when the spoils were divided, Cameron
and certain members Of congress had grand
love feast over it, But this is not all, Mr..
Davis, in his place in the house, made this
broad declarati0u--to which the country may
well turn its attention:
"Ihe gentleman must remember that ia
the first year Of a republican administration,
which came into power upon professions of
reform apd retrenchmcnt, there IS iHduJHdJie
eriie.ce aJyoad IN the LlHd that somebody has
Al -. Jy,.. IL yI.,,
Singlc ycqr as murh as the cHtac current pcdr-
~ erpenSeS Of hs gorerjtmeU duriay the at.
mintStratiOu irhich tie people huyted from
poper because u Us corruption. DO not un-
derstand me rs saying that your friends and
mine are alone responsible tor this plumber,
although we are i'll power aud have the re-
sponsbllity of the administration OF this
government My friends on the committee,
of different politics from me. will have the
Justice to say that the republican party is not
the only one that has participated in these
plumbers. | will not say on which party the
greater amount Of this plumber rests. And
yet we have got to answer for them and Just
", unless we put forth every effort in our
power 10 prevent them, and unless We call
these men to rigid and strict account"
Was life confession ever seen before un.
der any government. Mr.. Buchanan's admin
istration probably cost the treasury 0OO0.-
900 per annum, and this amount has already
been stolen from the government in like
period Of time. l. it any wonder that the
treasury is embarrassed and that the people
are to be blei to death by taxation, not for
the support Of the war. but to put into the
purse Of those who are swindling the gov
ernment!
MELANCHOLY. The Buffalo Commcrciqi
says one o. our soldiers who was in the Pitis
burg Landing battle happened to be iuordin-
ateIy fond of card playing. During the 6get
he had three Of his fingers shot of. Holding
up his manglcd member, he gazed at it with
a look of inefable SORROW, and exclaimed, az
big tear stole into the corner Of his eye 81
shall never be able to hold a full hand
sgaiu - Poor Fellow
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
By Telegraph.
Efcl@nely tor tie Daly Arg'@.
Yorktown Evac-
uated!
GEN. MCCLELLAN IN PURSUIT OF
THE ENEMY.

GEN. MCCLELLAN IN PURSUIT OF
THE ENEMY.
a Large Amount Of Camp Equip
page and Guns fall into our hands.
sEVENTY-ONE GUNS ABANDONED
At GLOUCESTER POINT.
REBELS REPORTED TO MAKE A
STAND AT WILLIAMSBURG.
ANOTHER FEDERAL VICTORY IN
NEW MEXICO!
Continued Advance of Haileck's Army
Upon torinlh.
$500 REBEAS Defeated Al FIRN-
ING1ON.
Gen. Pope takes huntsville and
Many Prisoners
Dhh = bb1 hVnLNt Anil Ltl III LU
AT C0RlNTH.
Our Army within two Miles of the En-
my'S Entertainments.
Four hundred Germans desert the
Rebel cause in a body.
GEN. LOWELL FORTIFYlNG GRENADA.
MISS.
beauregard being rapidly reinforced
from all the Gulf States.
REBEL GUN BOAT FLEET ARRIVE AT
MEMPHIS.
a Call for Il Convention in Nashville to
take Steps to Restore the State OF
Tennessee to the union.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05

EsAScIpATIoS ~ MissouRI.--Thc question
Of emancipation has been discussed l. some
extcn, for several years in the state Of Mis-.
souri,. The effect Of the war there has been
10 largely decrease the slave population, aud
the advocates Of emancipation urge TINS IL Il
reason for now commencing the process, One
party desires 10 accompany emancipation with
colonization, while the latter proposition finds
some opponents. Well, let Missouri DO Just
as she pleases with her ncgros She can keep
them or emancipate them on her own soil, ur
colonize them without any dctution iJom "a.
She isiully competent to take care Of her own
negroes, and 80 are all other states Of this
Union. --ChtcdgO Times
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05

" Bob," the body servant OF Gen. McClernaud,
led the column, when the retreat to the boats
was ordered. When he reached the bank he
slid rapidly down. when an officer shouted
:" stop, you rascal, and bring the horse
Merely looking up, AS he waded through the
mud to the plank, Belmont Bob, as he II now
called, replied cant bay, colonel, major
told me to save the most valuable property,
an dis nigger's WORT mOre'n hos-"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
AUCTION.

" H. bee sold Il, public auction. on TUES.
w DAY MAY 9th, lso9, At the hour OF >
o''."o" T. NJ at the Market square, lot of
household aud kitchen furniture.
Also, Iady's carriage or saddle Pony, one top
buggy for one urtHo horses, aud other articles too
numerous To- mention.
ALIEN, +. SWANDER, Auut!Yurcr
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05

- The Argus is the only paper in this conn'
" that takes Geographic reports consequently 1t
can fu=ish the people OF this and adjoining coun'
ties with news in advance of any other paper.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
Go-1ay's advertisements.
AsSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

SWlLER q REED have this day made an
- Assignment OF the property belonging to the
creditors,
Al! persons indebted to the firm are reou,.ted
TO call immediately and pay the indebtedness,
Those having unsettled accounts are requested
10 call aud make arrangements Tor their ,et,l,.
meHt, {, L. BASCOM, Assignee
Rock Island, May 3, 1862,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05
SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY,

ARREARS OF PAY, &c.
due discharged or deceased Soldiers, their widows
or heirs.
lIIs experience while an officer IN the army
qualities him to promptly procure the settlement
Of claims Ia the most expeditions and correct
manner
n, Ch,vye miess C,aim is CoRectea!
Refers by permission to
Maj. Gen. u. $. Grant, L. S.A.
Brig. Gen. John Macarthur, u. ). 4.
Col. NJ. $. Barnes, Z. :. A.
Charles Butord, Esq, Rock Island.
Judge DaHforih, do
D"yoe y Champion, do
j. & !. Webster, do
". D. WILLIAMS,
Attorney 3 Counselor at Law.
Rock Island, Illinois.
May3, dlwly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-05


and all articles usually wanted for house and
steamboat painting.
House, Steamboat, Sign and Wagon Painting
and Granting, Marbling, Glazing and PAPER Hang'
ing done al short notice, in the best manner and =,
reasonable rates. WIN. R. AYRESa
Illinois Street, Rock Island
April 9, dwly.