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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25
ROCK ISLAND CHURCH DIRECTORY

ST. JAMES, Roman CatholIc,) corner Rock River
and Dock streets, Rev. 2. r. McEihcrnc, Pastor,
Rev ]. e. AllemaR, Assistant. Services, on
sunday, Mass att $40 A. NJ. Catcchlsm &,
"a. II. and . ?. NJ. Vcspers at 3 =. NJ and
Benedlctlon OF the Blessed Sacrament lmmed''
ately after vespors. Mass every morning du-
rng the week atO:5u'
TRrstrY, (EpscOpalJ Orleans street, between
Buffalo aud Elk, R4V. Mathc" Mlgi!l, Rector
Services, on Sunday, at 1881 \. NJ. ana = T.
VI. Sabbath School at . y. NJ. Lecture Oh
Wednesday evenings at I! O'Clock.
FIRST pREsByrEuIAN, corner Illinois and Deer
streets. Rev. 5. +. Wilson, Pastor Services,
Sunday at lO:l5 A. NJ. aud 3:OC J. Nj. Sab
bath School at 9 4. NJ. Lecture and prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at f1j Ladies
prayer meeting Friday afternoon at ! O'Clock
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, Illinois street, between
Elk and Deer streets, ono Pastor at PRESENT.
Sabbath School at 9 4. NJ. Weekly prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening at O'Clock
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, corner Orleans and Deer
streets, Rev. !. H. letters, Pastor. Services,
sunday, at 1890 a. NJ Sabbath school at a.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, corner Highland and Jelief
son streets Rev. John +. Brooks, Pastor. Ser
wees. Sunday, l03O A. NJ. and \. NJ. Sab
bath School al 9 A. NJ Weekly prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, % O'Clock Ladies prayer
meeting, Wednesday, ?. NJ,
FIRST BAPTIST, corner Elk and Orleans streets,
Rev. Isaac Gray, Pastor Services, Sunday,
at l0:i5 4. NJ. and 7:lj =, NJ. Sabbath School
at9 A. NJ. Prayer meeting, Wednesday even
ing, at 40 O'Clock.
EvANGELICAL ASSOCIATION, corner Rock RNei
and Deer streets, Rev. b, $. bycrs, Pastor
Services, Sunday, at 1890 A. NJ. and at I. NJ
Sabbath School at , ?. M. Prayer meeting OF
Wednesday evening al 7.
GERMAN LUTHERAN EMANUEL CHURCH, corne
Pleasant and beaver streets, Rev. {. A. Men
necke, Pastor.
GERMAN NJ. l.. CHURCH, Madison street, between
Highland and Cable streets, Rev {. schneider
Pastor.
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Great struggle for !'rcc Government.


With complete and accurate copies Of
All the Secession Ordinances "ihciaO.
DAVIS and stephens Speeches and frocllmh-
tons.
ProClamatious and Messages OF President LIN
coin. ,,,
Htate i'Pr's VI an Minus =,
Miltary r'"G'a'"at'p'' ou oo." ''uVS' =,
Speeches ana hPP'p'a ~ nou'"e'" my" ''e"'
(kennedy, iiot, b'Aoh' 'fit'ehoeh, e'cD
hnslSn Af'i I., vi '!'r W AZ
'tohtrapahn .ofrcSPohuehCe'
m mn,io,,. 't Can.o. nc ct ,ne W.,
w ~ pussoll.s I ot,ers
Cnr,nsiti,s al southern War Literature
Repor,s of Battles and Sklrmshcs
Lists OF Officers OF Regiments, etc.
pa,r,n,ic poe,ry,
Soncs of the Rebels
Mnnchouscn,ana.
Anecdotes, Statistics, etc.
rb,s work will no puhl,sbed os hc,o,o,ora
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
ING TO SUSTAIN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD
TO FIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

Frsncts n Dew Of H.miltou. G. w. and membsr Of Css-
a yesra
FANNlEo-on Saturday AUG 49, 1881 Il Prsahln WILD,
ren leland o. dysentery, ysmss Fspeine. only coo =
Ssmse ana rh'os NJ Fsnoins. sssd year, ssd % dsya
| fkANks-A Stann,on Va. on sunday May 49, fsm
FRANKS Of Bergen. N. j., aged ~ ysas
HUYLfR-At Pas.ssc, n j. on Wedneedsv An, q Mn
Ssh buy.r widow Of Cornelius puyrr 10 her nth year.
The friend Of the family invited a. st,enJ her 6re a, a
thu Reformed Dutch Church Friday the ad ~ O'clock
Train le'ves the Pavonis Ferry at II O'Clock
JOVFs-At Nsw-Brunswck. N. j. on Wedn.sdsv. Aus n
Thomas ones lac If this CITY
The funeral services will place Of his lat. r.s,Ieroe ON
Ssturds, morning the I'D inst and he body viii be after.
ward conveyed by the NewJsrsey Railroad train ea,ins
New BrursSick at lof e. Jersey City. h-nce 70
decs..d and OF family resp cfly invited to -u.nd
his -te residence, In SewPrrnswick the ANVIL
ofthe body at Jersey City 9. III n M
M RI FTT-In Brooklyn. on Wednesdsy Ana % George
Taylor only son of Airsm and Matilda K Msrett as.d
5ysap 7 month and ID days.
McGOvERN-On "Wednesday. Aug 90 Catherine, dsuahtes
of Chsres and Catherine NcGVvcrn, OF cholera mabas
aged II moths and 70 days.
QUACKENPOS-In ti. city on "Wednesday. Aus "a, Cspe
Y. " Quscterbos, Of Company Z. 18th Regiment. New.
York Volunteers, sged rs years
berns d. Of Patrick snd Mary Rush, eyed IL rnon'h-
REES-Ip hi. ct, o, Wednesday. Aug 90 Lewis R~ss
rmive OF Wales eyed 81 years
SHlTH-In New.York City Wedns.1sy Aps ~ =
htmorhsg the lungs Joanns d. daughter Of FREDERICK
IL smith II Newark, n. j., eyed 20 years
STEPHENs-ln this city, "Wednesday, Aug 20. Edward
stephens.
sHEPIDEN-Tn this city on "Wednesday Aug ~ wuism.
son OF J"mesand Ellen Sbereen ssed year. and 'nhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

The Convention adjourned at about S o'clock
without carrying out the programme % far - The
process ion was concerned. lt was IN earnest and
harmonious meeting, aud wi lroduce other goOd
results besiae ceting u .ood Governor.
1he MIR. Kugler of FrenchtOwD, WHO was arrested
on Tus-day BY Deputy Marshal Harris, WAS q re-
spec'nble farmer Of good reputation. He was how
ever, man of strong passions, and very set 10 bis
way and had been ia the sbit for zone tire past
OF fesoting 70 the village store where it is aleged
he talked We emently agaiust the Government and
used his influence. which was consid.ra to dis
courage eDlistmenta He r-ri.ttd the officers Ut the
time OF his arrest, presenting a loaded gun with
which be had previously threatened to shoot any
man who should attempt to arrest him.
The gun WIS taken from hin and discharged.
The other prsOnsr Wright Of Milford, gave bim-
self up without resistance. They are both in Jail "
Mount Holly
Some two weeks since Marshal Harris arrested
gang of counterfeiter. located in "Tbe Piues." A
posse, and the men. with their implements cap
tur.d after rome resistance. They made halves,
quarters, ten-cent pieces, and pennies.
The llth New-Jer-ey Regiment expected TO leave
to-day for Washington, but various Causes prevent
their going until Monday next. They are in camp
about a mile Opt Of town, and are a fine loO-i ing
body of men who will be credit to their State.
4, o FIELD and staff Officers are:
Colonel Robert McAseri Lieutensn'- Colonel, Stephen
Wurd Maj, - Ma CHER: surse,p, r. u. Wellington Lat
Assi. surVson. Edmund bypgoni I'd Surgeon
Edw. I'd Young Acjusnt John scnosDover
Gerrt Scheuck. A..
The regiment we're ont on parade at g o'clock tbis
afternoon, and made fine show.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

F.snioy CorRsE.--Yes erday trot for a purse
and stake Of $500, mile heats beet three III tive,
came off OF the course Of the Fashion Pleasure
Ground. Association. There were three horses
entered, ,u: c. Wilson's b. e. Victor. to wagon;
McRobers', $. z. R"y-i Charley, in barnesS, and
tie owners b. &. Bill, wilkins TO wagon. The At
tendance not large, only the regular hatitues
being in attendance TO Wi ness the sport. Royal
Charley aud Billy Wilkins divided the fvoritismi
rs one and then the other being tue first choice in
the POOL betting The track wss IN capital condition,
and as tie race spun out TO four beats, some ex-
cltitr ~ ort was witnessed. The following sun.
mary v i'll snow the result Of the race:
FA.aoS CouHsf, t. L. Aug. II. Purse sud Stake 800.
mile heat, beat 3 in3. , -.
ID Mace named Royi Charley ..............l l I
G. " hi,sou named 9. <. Billy Wa tns...........:
lime: 2:33-2:f: r-2;tS!-3:2f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
Dinner 10 Gen. WILCOX.

A most elegant dinner given u Gen. wilcox
last evening, at The AIhenanm Ciub, Fitb avenue,
bv our fellow citizen, Wan. Il. Blodgeit, etq., IN
which lie wss joined by few personal friends % me
General.
Among the distinguished guests were Major-''en
Michel, Major Opdykc, tue Hon. Hiram Barney,
Char. II. Marstsl, esq., David Dudley Field, Gen.
Asboth Col. Bsyley Meyers, Col +. L. Horne
CAPT. Hodges and others, all Of whom MADE short
and cnpsi speeches. which, as the occasion wiI- not
Of a public nature, we refrain from publishing. Inc
,peecn of Gen Mitchell wns one Of the most beauti-
ful and patriotic eli rts Of the Observation-Disclosures
Gen Wilcox, inclo.ing very interesting account
of hi prison experience, which he modestIy request
ed would no, be made public, expressed himself q
l.yiup no claims to be considered martyr. and only
hoped for recognition Of such services ~ be may %
en.b,ed TO render bis country in the held 10 wbicn
he srdeuty wished he might be speedily assigned.
Gen. Wilcox will return TO the West IN lew
days. where it is expected, mPorts0i duties VIII u
assigned hin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
MARRIED.

RoSsALJ-MARSH-On "Wednesday, Aug 20 o. sunny
"a. R.h~.y N D., b. the Rev Ar lmbne pr W m X.
Eon. United states Navy OF Phi sdephi TO Miss Mag
Oh. d,ushu,r of DR. ). N. Marsh OF Runway. " j.
cOlN.N-DUNHAM-At st Barpabsss Church lrvington,
ON Tbur.csy Aug. a. By tue Rev. C. H. Csnneid ID. d,
samuel oisu J sud Annie Lswr. ee Slaughter OF Id
Y,ra " DrnLsm sli of brooklyn, N. Y.
coWpREY southport, Conn. on Wednes.
day Aua 20 by the Rev. &. r. Liudsi-y, VIM. L. Cow
dey to Hanpsh 81. daughter Of the late Themas D. Ram
sey. ESQ
-CANTRELL-Ou "wednesday. Aus. -. BY
Inc Rev ;. T.. Law renee T.. Douglass to Mary A.
Csn.reu, both Of New York.
FILLER-W HISTON-Op Wednesday, Aug ~, by the
Rev h. O. brooks Josiah I. tuIes 10 Miss L., only
daughter Of q. Winston, e,q. oil CT this city.
MAkTIS-DODGE-At Rvsrdae. OH Wednesdsy Aug %
by tho Rev Dr. Morton OF PgssspLis Henry Morton 10
M. Csrs W. daughte, Of Samuel n. Doug. esq, of thi
city
RU1ULES-BRADLEY-Ath bis residence In Brooklyn, T.
ID, on thursday, Aug. ~ oy the Rsv. VIM b,hbough
Rusgss N. d.. &c, Miss Emily Bradley. both of New
York City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

A RUnon OF GIN. Burnside TAKING GEs. Nc
CLELLANs CoMYisD-Tf Washington h,p"b'icaH
of yesterday Gays: di-pateb from Fortress aoo'
roe SAYS there is some ak Of Gen. Burn-ie taxing
command If the amy now under Gen. Mcclellan
That a portion Of this army must remain on rhe
Peninsula, especially betw ecu Hampton and York.
town is evident as tnere brc 20 acres of land COW
cred by bo,pitals ut Hampton aud railroad ID now
being completed between that poin: snd Fortress
Monroe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
Evaporation OF the Indians In Mceker
County. Minn.-Aiiack ON ine Whites
Men, Women and Children Massa.
cred. Az.

ST. PAU. MIMI. Thursday, Aug 81, 1852
The Indians in Meeker County, rms ate. exas-
peraed at The PERCEPTION Of the money due them
from tie Government, attacked the whites in the
town of Acton and killed several p-rsous, including
men, women and children. Several are reported
also to have been ma,sacred At the lower Agency.
The seaiers are alarmed and are coming down the
Minnesota River.
-Four companies under the command Of Tx Cover
nor Silly ordered to the Of tie disturbance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
DI K ID.

CURTlS-In Broo'.Iyu, on Wednesday, Aug - Mary Ellen;
dansbss Of job h. Msrsrss ,ars aged msnth' and
sdsys
DARRELI-'n England. Thursday July 81, Edward ~
AIRED. " ID 81 years D., Al.
Icaesco Of his brother In Law. Lishooufn 80 ,Ss
Lvinr stioe Hr-osiyn. His friends aud thoss VIC
fsmt invited to attend -
DREw n, h..,d United States transport steamer John
Sr,ok.. A suad.y, Az A. Gesrgs W. Dow. s0a q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
Cr;cLee Match in Boxton.

bos1Os. Tnursdsy, Ang 81, 1852
Tie cricket match bet tween tue St. George Club
of New.York and the Boston Club WAS cou meuced
at IL o'clock this morning at Erst Cambridge, and
by . o'clock, when the s'umps were drawn, he
score so d: s.. George, drct iLuings, liz raLs
Young George Wrisbt akihy -; 6 c.teras, ~;
Boston Clur, fi'st n'ings, 45 81. George, se. oud
iuuings ~ runs for "a loss OF three wickett. lhc
match will be continued tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
The ll1fh New-York Regiment.

AcBURS Thursday, Aug. 81. 1862.
The lll,h Regiment Cayuga aud wayre), under
Col Legoyne, left this city this afternoon tor tie
seat OF war. Thousands of people came together to
bid the soldiers pairing farewell. TIE barracks
will be Immediately filled by another regiment
which il already recruited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22

DEATH or GEoEGs K. PuTsAx. - George r.
Putnau one OF the proprietors Of Union Hall, Sars.
togs Springs died on Wednesday afternoon, OF dis
.sse Of the heart. lie was The only son OF kocS.
well Putnam, esq, ard grandson Of Gideon
Putnam. one of the original settlers and founders Of
Saratoga. He was 81 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
The Tax Bill,

NOW READY. In psmpGls, Of ): pages. on fne White
prp-r Besds The BILL which word for word 10 sccfdsnos
wi the or gios text Up snd Aiphsb-iics kecS
puiaton OF every article to be taxed by the w and he
II the be lowed thereon This readers -
cou,pete aud convenient 10 possible TO make it,
Price po.fp-id; 80 pei leo cot By eKpressi -
Dor lvO II by uls. Address THE TRIBUNE. New York
To Builders.
Sesed proposals will De 10 ~ivd until " ococs NJ On
the 2sh asy OF August 1863 for eIsTgng the Serh ct
Executive BUILDING War DepN n.sni Plane And pee nce-
tons can De from the I'D u this moHh be wesa
the hour. Of IN and ., the roo,n John foHS
60 Chief Clerk Of tie War Department Bidders wi sets
th~ by who they propose to put th- buidi ondee
roof gain ard the time when they WIZ complete Vie WHO'S
work. 49, . ~
In awarding the contract tim. viii Be considered ws =
none, Tue bids will directed to tho SecretIy 81 ~
and i1dor. ed Pra,osois (r Entd'ene the Va fHte'
The right reserved 70 reject any Did wn en- tof any
it shall not be de- med Tor the i1efss as o''~.
to sr,epf. 80
Wa Department August TO- 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
THE WAR IN TENNEssEE.


NnhNiis lhn4'dsy, aug - I'M
Yesterday noon Capt. Atkinson OF the 18th ONO
with - men in L sockade, AT Edge'ield Junction
vas attacked by 00J guoinla.. lilo rerased them
tnIee times. k'lling MOrgan's adjuiant, rever
,ryates, wounoing ~, and finally, after three
hours fighting. drove them of.
Colonel Maaon Of the lis Ohio Tie SINE resi-
uent d. nouncfd by Gen. s ernan for eowardice Ii!
Shiloh. with 300 men, two canon, and strong H.
,renohment, at Clarksvile, surrendered, withou'
rs.sisnce, 10 tue same number OF suerrillrs. The
suerilus were aioed BY Rebels who hal tale the
oath Of allegiance.
4 large amour; Of United States properly was
-,zed and 100 sJidier captured by yueriliss at
Mans Row Greek, near EGseic!i Junction, and III
bridge burned.
Gen. Nelson LEFT Ns,h,il!e for Loui,yille this
morning
Lieut.. Col. Iieiiron Of Indiana wa. arrested yea
teroay for violating orders.
RrssuL,iLIs. ThuGsisy. Aur. 81. 1901
All that ia know here OF the capture OF Cisikt-
vile, il that Col Mason surrendered his whole con
mand 10 guerrilla force, under A. X. Johnson,
Woodward, and Garth. The most Trustworthy
report Iepresen, Masons force at 40; that Of the
MAson and his men were paroed and went down
the rive.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Further information from CIarksv.lIe shows the
surrender TO have been the nor: disgrsceiul ana
cowardly affair Of the war. The paroled officers
were allowed to carry of their horses aud side-
arms. The surrender was made TO an Inferior force
Of Rebel eas Try, aud Mason and Woodward ma lie
speeches copplirenting each other
CArHo. H.. Thursday aug. H. 1872.
The J. bells 600 strong, under Woodward, occu-
pied Carksyie, Tenn, on Iucsday las This gar
rison, consisting 81 portion Of tie 'lsi Ohio reg
ruent, surrendered, and were paroed.
IL - reported that tie c1cuiy were advancing on
Fou Don. son which had been abandoned by The
Union forces the pos; being coral .ered valnecss A.
pre,eat a the Cumberland River Lac now only ~
incl e. of water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
Ohio Union Convention.

CLEVELAND, 1huisds,, Aug 81. laS2
The Union Convention AZ Columbus to-day n"n-
mated Franklin T. Baekns of Cleveland for Jddge
Of the Supreme Court Of OHIO, at the FIRST ballot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-22
I.ateaf shin News.

BELOW ...THcRsDAY Eve. Aug d.
Ship B. Aymar. Brig Rolling SEA rom Jamaica Schf
g. Hotchki.s iIon Ne~ Osans.-( ny pilot boat NO 10
Buiks Ellrn Nor foGi d. mtrM- Gauges. from Rio
Schr. ". Sew Ill BY pilo,bost NJ Fish.
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Bnslness Notices.

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pric~s yRPVrhs, No. SD Broadway.
WHEELER IL WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoxpssY -srwing Machines with important Improvements
Office No. 5d5 broadway.
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Fore Plain Seminary and Female Colleague

IuAtiiufe. Tn- n.,tutiou Is located In F't Pan.
Mntgo-, County. n. T., the entrs Raft Cd 80 miles
west II Albany T-rn viii b. gin on b. 18th inst. Ten.
emen Ladies wishing consult the Prpcioa may DO 90
tai. day only b. Ealing the Book Store 4 SHELDON
Co No 335 RIO dwsy between the hours of IL ara
OF address the Rev. DlEFENDORF. FOrs Plain s,0-
lar
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Hlllitarp NotlteS.

Attention, Recruits !-Look 70 your own Interests
while y.ur SCI VICE, 20 your country u,v -
FOURTH BATTERY N. Y. s. V. ARTILLERY, esp:
JAMES T. sHTh.-This Battery !. noS 10 the h-tc sne
AID Malvern tlI4ls - ,,,,.u,r eu - 49,,
SiXIY GOOD MEN ARE WANTED to NIL up tes
r.nk, No trenches 10 dig No mu.ket ds N" spsPsEck:
h-.vy loads carry GOOD pay, good ratios snS goes
officers. 49, - , j, . D..
TEN DOLLARS EXTRA beside oil Government Boas-
ties. IN BE- paid cash in nnd T. oil recruit, enisns fne
Ia ,.ry a. ih. Recruiting station. No. Ss Hadsonst. ~
order Of tbe iNth Ward omu.iites or
err JOHN A. THOMPSON. Recruiting Officer.