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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-12
CHA G T. 9 T. L | NJ r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Michigan Southern i Lake shore X. IL.

On and after SUNDAY, Nov, Sd, and until turth-
or notice. trains will leave Chicago as follows:
New YoRK DAY EXPRESS:
geo A. NJ. Daily, except Sunday, via old Michigan
road connecting at EIkhart with tram on
Air-!lne road, at White Pigeon with tram tor
Three Rivers, at Adrian with tram Tor Jack.
son; at AR Line Junction with trains tor
Monroe and Detroit
NIGHT EXPRESS:
3Op NJ. Daily except Saturday, via old Mich
gan road connecting at Adnan with trains
for Detroit.
Trains arrive from the East at l0.45 a. and Il .OO
p. IN.
All the above trains make regular connections
! to Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and all
other points east.
SaIisbury's Patent Busters used on all the trains
Luxurious new sleeping coaches, with all mod
ern improvements, run on night trains between
/ Chicago and Cleveland without change.
/ Through tickets can be obtained at the com
pany's Office DC Clark street, under the Sherman
/ House, or at the depot, corner Van Buren, an'
sherman streets
JOHN 3. CAMPBELL,
/ GEO. NJ. GRAY, Gen'l Sup't, Toedo,O q.
Gen'i Western Ag't.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-12
STERLING AND R0Ck ISLAND Il. II.

oiLHLiN" hN" "'
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r
WI EK hA Nv u J" - -
an and after Monday, Nov. IL, 1901, trains
| WI run between Port Byron Rock Island and
S1,c,on. daily. SUNDAYS excepted, as follows:
LEAVE.
.,o "
Port Byron '''''''''''' '''''''''''S' oo !" y"
Hampton. '''''''''' -. ." "o
Junction n.'''''' '''''' ''''''''''''''' az :.
No''''''''
AhRI'h'
pock Island .....................9lj "
roma, Al
oh'CaG" 'i''''''''''''' ''' 81 p. NJ.
hoGh iS!dh"'''' 7oi -
riv',,', r''c,'on "
Hampton. ...,,,,'.'''''''''"4 "4o '
ARRIVE.
p..r, .....................S.0 "
.........II., ,o s,L,oc. ia IN. rules
and reglatlons of the Chicago Rock Island
Railroad Time Tables while on that road
l.. B. BOOMER, Lessee
/ Port Byron Ill.,, Nov. 18th, lsOl
/ ~. ,,r,,rp,, p,IIpo,n
! hhiNN'"
/ ,.,,,I A. - tss, trains
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16

Legal adveftissnsut- any cents per square each
n~efuor.
sstlsf1cf0ry arrangements maze ~ith tLoss who
s9ve eftfse ~ the year, with TIE prviege of
changing At pleasure. Yearly adveruscTs, however,
all ke eonaed strictly % their regular business.
.-1d s1l1 Fasfs 1sayterfv-
Adserti.esnsnts IN TIE special notice column viii
Be- charged tseo prices
Advertlsereut. kep. constantly on the inside.
prfce snd hall
Busiress notices published in The local columns, Of
ten lines o. ahdsr wil be charged Tor each Insertion
A.. II ever Ten lines, ten cents per line-
eerfisesnrnts ssnt IN for no epeclref tine, VII
. inserted three m0nths. unless ordered cut
Anv alteration Of = standing advertisement VII
amount fc = renewal Of TIE same. unless otherwise
agreed upon BY contract
Announcing candidstes for Office q ever tescTip-
Gu Will Charged lf Dor each name N the Daily.
Nn1 a., 90 In the ia asd Weekly. d{Nats n ad-
erncs-
No Rratnstons advertisements whatever.
Charges vii be made Tor inserting the notices Of
al Orders. Socieues. or Associations as toiioTss
Vur each notlce not excsedine lines 20 cents fer
Zach inasrtior. eight lines ~ ths rate.
Announcing deaths sith funeral notice attached.
ti; wifls1ut notice. free.
ro.loes = Pestvsls T1snics and Fxcursious gotten
p by 1ndiviiuais associations. - By churches,
= regular prices.
Legal advertisements inserted Al the expense q
Attorneys ordering. and payment not - he delayed
the legal proceedin q. bat ceecaole a. he usual
tine. f4blisher DOT accountable Tor ths sccnracr of
egsl atxertissn1snts beyond the saiol ehsrged Tor
heir publication.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16
~ IL - L II "a G Il

or 0< F7FTKTT7H S617-hvgrAL STATE.
-kxvZ q fSe c0adKtsi y a. HoAE fASt-
RAFtE CDHPA-vf cf re tsts Qf Ae1c fovi.
c. ~ lsf Dat q .fesrafg. lrei.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16
piNANCE.
An Ordinance In Hctstfou 10
tf-autng Cutters.


e-cnos !. D-h afd Be- By the comro1 cogs-
cil of ln~ t4fy TIRE Har'e. tlst tbs o~usrs %
ssrs q, b~ra-rinF oa suy sfie "a H. stsl keep lhs
aaffef lear f8f a. p.sfaEs of vttef aud = 4 Be
eavri slfh .fene. LaH Esep = fee u Md snt
cr.es2 The street cor-Is.ionsr shan 80
tatfls ntfsrs sr. tfp ei.r a. srf for tlls tur-
poes nsy live ihs ssasr. ~ auy q several
oanrfr Nlifter H~' cr rferIft . BE klffsrs - ae
elssrsd vl ~ fsn dsls Nhlln asIice ms, served
b v.sis. soPl . ile Is sgt Or isssiss 8 . his
reid rts sid tnf nff rr g Tag 20 c.faD I'D suf-
fer. e. &c llf-a. tim ssn as s'fcr tsesisifE
sad rrtlre 81. e. rIrtf1u. firfsif I'd pay AL
sss. ri ar.sfi = SITS 81 sfs.
-scT4as 4 49, g1it-rs e 70. 4 aH-t sft.t
feu s.. % fIc ss h. ircefflNg srrtoa Pre-
' Del fhe fe.t ttafn s.fen~f stail.s tssil sut-
r a.a iil.s l'i fi - iH tae ~ - 3. Cry
srt'a-f ~ rsrlt lsiIs & I'D ~e atf ffccvsf
-. err.sai fhsfs' e.
: 80. - a. rsh q fb~ y~ner aoss r~rdv bffe.
s4d daasaa - ~ q g. 80 fscs. q. go e.-ii la
area ..fsI o. 81. - I'd - 81 - 4. -
s-.at a1t b. 81. h-r- i.sn ssfv NJ o.
a. - gsft u ~ - y I'D ths gu'e !. rst
= ed flt n.ts sH ft- g. tfc- % ~ ita
us.r. = bon = bs r-s. Co. r. 10 r. go
cstf. 4r.. : llt - ar ftlt fLsf Eavs
zee .. l.ftia isa .r.d. 81 tus otws Ca
- = - g.. ostef ltsf l.. o. a.. n.
-saf. - fL- i. ttst - ff'1Ff - - !
-tsfr ? - th -ne totDs = aDrii C0eD-
rH mr. cr r1il. c.i.ls I'D a. trop14fy 81 a.
b sss.r.efb /. elloa - 81 So C1usf-
" u. STEWART. EeJss.
Afts E. : Co. "a els4k.
Irct-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16

II = a rRscriCkf- ksFfb. frr7cxS1 I'D rrrasif
Il SsvfSe hscz|~r. saaFtet e. large rrorerficn
81 fsrar Sr~lNa er fofnsrn fsctarlrx pnrposes,
BE. s~si<.ing iett fasn enc peuH1, that Is b.
ccnfsttea'ir - dln fhe octet - - irtie
ia crfratte1ts verv thaf re.if e n.
irAt d~rse- 80 e<~.stt - utef
- TIE slr,ele tArniax of ca sith ore had
gat-tnz tte Wofk "a - ter fl slirr Is -.
vsry repf y 9TH Coauoz Nrtrtr "a. e. fhs rrc-
n'nr tifa - AZ llkE Han : $40. oliy nsre
rerie-s - fesr' p
u~I8 asN. ssraER. strTtk ssir.. zVcx ~ ~
- fArTts tfc "a st.l 81 t.4tie & a. o. an
- isi a1sptet q - lrsss~a fffs<z. ffasn n.
tsss r. - - S~rrT - e. t~p el essfs = crtl-
usrx -llk nneiil - fhirss-t ust.lir ~ ~ q
ei2cuit - tfisea sy ktf sesirz rase "a t-lax
seesf ths fattfst ser lse.s-' ard = eftfets 49,
rs-ei. sd oteer sffat.rs r de ef iikht stfics 8
= i ttefsforf - foaas airnl e. fxvAirA1lE.
10 sti -e.et = ~ t.pls bks seiuE b'rd. Al
eAsrse = s'ffr1. l. 49, ~ seats opfrsta- sns
snet msfr-l q ssu9lisity IA q g 81 "a o.
So 80 e2n rxrfKs1ksr i ir.r.etisfeis. - rss
u akxccEsw111s
runfa sfft'sefs e, 81 cat = c-'tr
Fs-h sra<h h'rsisf ~ - - = res bssx ftc spa
n'e4 -its faif saa sxrii- tlrse irs aa4 trsntg-
evs uee1
- = ~ .esrss, 10 ~ Cait-e ssss-s - -
cfirt g - cr9 8. itr 't - f1t auc1tt ~ uay -
rrllsrtet =, xrfr. e. 3ssfv-fy efs8s sc1 -
At. @ss-1 s~e-r ~se.~. - -kea - zcs,
/ fts-aI - fnr~rserts - : - rrs-ef
fef esftreisfs. rec'- e 81 - frr. &C.. sent
sts@p - refa - tee Attfess Nnf- DE>cs
- -. - Frest~er >.Y
az F~rfv tscy. - sh<-. Nn-~s - p->-s
rsksr t-r-l< Aass 80 e tsess vs'a2hls $50.
Mtee.crs- srvss1lH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16

THEeREAT CURATIVE or TEE AGE
TRY I'll
IT vsn ertrsiy cure. g-sstis rslisvs fss fsiis-
tns oisEr~s.tas cosspl splsints,-f,fr5<psia. Dropsr
r4zrrhoss. fssneral D~billfy. S~rrgssrs-s. Iiceff
F1ies nron<i .fis fsuafIce. Dsssaterf Nrrraixis
ftrs~ Cor pisiuf Frysipeiss srt ths eotisss cas-
tnxus - rernsie - sHcalti~s net q steh oria e
n a 80 ssass ofths bio~sf.
rS~t 60 - r~-rr.hisg suf rsst 4.
JEwETT 4 COMPANY. BosTos
PEI sale - Tsfrs- Haste - o ". PATAtck CO
.-d - D-uxxtEts zeDsraiiy.
Iye~u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16


ASsKTS.
Cash, Balance IN Bank 8 2S,seT 90
Bonds an ] Mortgage ihring drst lien on
Real hstste, wsrth a. least ,20o, sos. .e07 o.
Loans on Stock. -, aoss %. demand
lmsrket value OF securities slgs.s1s 56 il4,eno 90
Bank stock, lmsrkei valuel 1850 o.
United states Treasury Notes. lraarket
value. los. .Sps b.
brooklyn City Water Bonds, 10, 400 a.
North Carolina state bonds lnsrkei vai) $50 90
Missouri stale bonds (market valuel i4oOO o.
hesi kstate, No. v ali street. 65. .3os a,
Interest due ist January iSel tof
~hieh f2z. $50 ~ has siuce been rsc'd, aT.70s 81
Balance ia lands OF Agenls aud Ia course
of ftfansmissioh from Agcnts Oh ist Of
January lof which oil. ose is has since
been received 90 ln2 lC
Bills Receivable for Premiums on In
ossr rropsriy. 's' suse,ilaaesu, items. $500 $500 90
Premiums dus aud uncoles ted Poll
cies ISSUED a. once. s. 80 -
Total. tl ss.a.sGs ~
cHARIKsJ J. MARTIN Psr.prsr.
Az. wuIMAfTu. yics F,sslpxs1.
>. MILLION sMIrH. sscsx1A~
JOHN Mo6EE, ASH ssor
CHARLES CHUFg, ageut.
no. PHFSlx kow.
maisdr fzRu s.urt nn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16

NORTH sTH ST, VI. H. CHURCH:
REV. I. 5. DoSAIsOE. PAsros-
Class. s.'...'.............sAN lr.E and3K r.x.
I'LL 80 itcs A IL
s1n7sy school = p ~
EVENING service. ?. =.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16

s~nsie vm he no 5s.iai.ea from the bev
a1e1.
eU 2aesrissinsn puhiishsi IA beth Dsiiy aui
weekly will oe charged the faa Daily rates wi'h cue
half n the Weekly fates ADDED.
CHARLES cRUFr. Pso'R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16
he Weekly Express

gubHshss every Wednesday. sttI. 50 per aaru.l.
.dFAfra.
s<Sa fsarrf seat without the uohey, nor eortina-
ia4zstr re ttan paid for.
1nfss es Advertising tn weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16
NURSERY.

HAVE PURCHASED the est :
L Srrzr~r sac1s e ~. Nsnlr. hsrshsa. 80
efrrss fl - - rre-sftt r. A. - a. tlrs,
- fsres 49, c.rrae.erssl sas<-- - 80 lo-ss.
casa s.rse~s. krFts f~-r~. cr ~ sra. fr1a =
"A = ir>hsi - el@zsss<s. A. So sos = 81
,Arse.-
err@.s Y HI ox-A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-12-16
MUSICAL.
j. u. LINDEMANN,
szs1SsE'Sk
] D y Do

PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER
yfroULD respectfully snuonnce 20 the citizens
w rrrre hsufe md surrounding county, y thai Ia
4 sdy on all calls 20 srI air tune panos anf
k,rp them in good order 10 the staf ne can b,
iound Al ths urug siere Ia the fsfrs Harts ftoui-
iidn-. and bic chsrAe viii - found =. - reason
abie. ne beg, lssse sulsoia the following rtf,r
escet.
Nj G. LINnFNASS. risno Tueer. has pursued
he business In tbs piece toa5 ssas with p~fitci
nce.ss aud entire sais'acfioa h. BE smp.c ar. =
All the pianos Of the Terrt Hagts Fsnief. Goitrr,
save c+r under b. q e. snf b. hss gained ns 80
tire confidence. ! csn h.rsiof. ceg iailt re eff.
mend him 70 any prrsons "a ths vi.iHlt, Wtia nls.
need has relistlt u.sa sad 5 csrr.t
tuntr. services eill b. i.ort slff hit a. o.
tse fact that iivuK te ca ats 70 ,tr Lsi.s
SLeuever sns aceitctt uuay reisd it 81 cr- srY.
J. =. NklSlNt.l n.
Principal Of the Music tleParius.ut o. ih-
Ter-e Penal. Colieg
We, the subscribers. heartily corcur n the abov.
-rc.u. n.cDdsu11
REV JOIN COvFRT.
RtN. JACOR CHAPLAIN.
RkN. LYMAN kHf01T
Rtv A.. a. JfwFI9.
Iun.- adiy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
.[WHCLE EUMBRE 4e2.
From the Houston Telegram sih ins,
GLORIOUS NEW ORLEANS.

ffHfH QkVAAVUp NJ W VnbLhNBs
We believe New Orleane is te-day.
the bravest and most gallant city or
the face Of the earth No city could
have put nobler front TO aconqger-
ing foe than the Queen Of the South.
Tlpugh overcome by brute force
she vii, not yield her honor. Tho
facing des.h'itsek and but n moment
to choose, she chooses death rather
than yield what many might deem
an unimpcrtant punctilio. A hun
dred thousand non -combatants are
there within reach OF the enemy's
cannon To leave the city is to
lists4 r. iis.Le swsuips. Tc-1sstsSsses'.is Tc-1sstSss, Is
to all appearances to be destroyed
by the hand Of wholesale murder
er He threatens not alone to bonn
bard the city but to break open
the leyees and turn the father Of
foods upon it. Between fire and
water an execution or this threat
will destroy not less than $4,000
lives. And yet the city stands firm.
The Mayor will do no act to com
promise her honor. The city Coun-
Gil sustain him in the plainest terms.
The populace are at his back. Not
only do the men thus face death
without blenching, but delicate wo-
men, alive to the honor Of their city,
as to their own, petition the Mayor
~ @ sSaiiu ~ 'n ~; ney welcome We, Ihe 9
.1Iie iol1Iio " yno "eGoii ~ l'IiSninehI !, 9i
eli". e o,oou( IhIc"V VI V,'o / eoeral OIL
noIt I1 o,,eeii"4iS' 1,, ~ @ "s ''uy as ever was
49, an'0 ~ oJ Psiisn Al =. uelehcG e o.
noi aiiIso' .i,l, n' io"uS " o'o lor 'nelr
r ny, Pc 10 'foI was eAFISVIah
ii',, W.. y ~ ,,.aI nls luiiS ,oH; W., ,.,
80, n'av = WIS., VI ~ u"U hooIl'Iy
- = " ~ ~ M, n'v 1' sign''sur @ VI sen
l;,V s'Ioi me- s, NJ "oila heeef "a" ltS
iihe p1ioie. ',9 ~ pVnof c!ty mas ever
y ,vD eou'' ~ e,'. si 'n"Ao ~ n,Sp . inark
~ - E; NJ ,4,,,'' ~, IL, w ~ ~
p+' ~ is l''D 5, "a 7l 'I". "'lo ''i'r-
KIM. =, ','-' y'0'"' "HC" nH
80, ,,,,,l..i - Y '@"e5 T. Z #teIei' soo
13E ' E;t ,...' . O-'l i. Il. -'I, 'fs@.,
Iri,' S.s INT l; i i'i',, ~, IL ,l5Eito
@ G 15t - Gsi.9' XIX i'1O = il!s
hnll;sb I,,J. ,;ol.odnos o,i s H., H. "a ,lls
yhat hnra Nm and ,d,,, as 'iLo llGSiief
s1, ~ tJa - 80, ''itI 4L l,ouLisneu ni-
~ ,;t,,J | g.. ~ IL, VA oasn = a iIo'iioi d
sot,et'Sao ,,(l ~ H.; ~ ~ .L onsprlhs At9 BE-
~ tTal ~ ~ - 'lAo l;Siy,oh 1it"S oi'l-
- Is - - Lto ~ 40 iii9 "oIilSH liahoS
sa,.g 80 ~ Smab @ p,Io~ ,tt ,;s.S nGt.i9I' y5 uo we
az 1;slo,,o,, ~ 49, - -" PigGoS "OGlo
a'a. WV ~, c'o' !, III '''So;. e ionoer
nau ,,'ant '.h;nI lin .T'i ~, 'Il I. ilS Punln
ney, ,oi11a w w ,H WI .ilo poS,oililesS S P!o
49, - p"1 ''oiso ANu yoO ViiS
MAJ MAJ @,lasuo pteposIs % 70 90 thlS
), IelI 81 e .nlnE; 1 ny, . ~ nc mas I lioG rece-
ueu l.odl .h ms ita .;taeaC' mus a,reaoy per
b,e.l o3 aso" .no 70 lpoS' u liio 'n"' wa: eV
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17

are nnder such regulations rs NAV
( M trescribed bv tic Secretary of
| VAR ..
r. Src In Re 4 furthsv enacted
That an vacancies shall be filled bv
the President from the company,
battalion soaadron or regiment in
which snch vacancies shall occur
| Nv nromotion eccoraiur 10 scnio,.i
a., excmt in cases Of disability or
other ipeompetency Provided how
ever That the presidentmnv when
in His on;nion il may he nroner fl
such vacancy or vacancies by tho
promotion Of anv offcer or otiiocra
or private or prriga.ce from such
con.rnny. baw5,io ION eoi1afi Tto,r, N
regiment, who shall have been dis
tinguished in the service by exhibit
ton OF valor and skill, and that
Whenever vacancy shall occur in
the lowest grade Of commissioned
officers Of a company, said vacancy
shall be filed BY election Provided
That oil appointments made by the
President shall be by and with the
advice and consent OF the Senate.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17

N0TICE is hereby given, that at the No.
IN vember term, 1861 Of the Honorable
County Court Of Navarro county. letters Of
administration on the estate Of Olive Green
deceased, were granted to the undersignea.
All persons having claims against laid es-
tate, are hereby notified 70 present tie same
within the time required by Law, Or they
Kiiibe barred.
N. . THOMAS SMITH,
Adn'T Of Ea ef Oiire Grses, deed.
Isnuary 10; 1852 2-l4:6r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
THE RSRrLs N WASHINGTON

THE RyBELs ~ WAsHINeToE.-
The rtbels seem to be getting bold
OF late in Washington THE New
York Herald has made the discov-
cry, but is st . loss 10 know how 70
account for it The .rebe!s" hold
meetings which are partigipetoa il
by hoeks Of seeessionis,s FROM Bai-
timors.. Confederate songs are sang
with great glee, and the Herald as
serts that under the inf lence OF
syrens, Federal army Officers have
been induced 10 join in the chorus
The Virginia has been painted 6
dab celor and looks at a 5is.tn1
like sand bank
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17


a-.----.-.-.---T'-T fo'laWing .e IN eNtrl1
fs&ni the report vi Ien. Van Dolu, ]
tht battle Of Eikhorn
tDuring the whole of this en
gaAement, | was with tie Missouri
d.lsion under Price, and | have
e}er seen better fighters than those
NJ Fsouri troops, rmore gallant lead
eri than Gen Price and his officers
ii Pm tae nrst To the last shot, they
cobtinually pushed on, and never
yielded an inch they had Won; and
when at last they received the or
der to fall back, they retired steadi-
ly and with cheers. Gen. Price re
ceived a severe wound early in the
action, but would mother retire from
the'field, nor cease to expose him
selfto DANCE,
Nosuccesses can repair the loss Of
the gallant dead who fell on this
well fought field McCulloch was
the first to fall. | had found him in
the frequent conferences l had with
him sagacious, prud mt counelor,
and a bolder soldier never died for
his c2untry.
Mcintosh had been very much
distinguished all through the ope-
rations which have takea place in
this region; and during my advance
from Boston Mountain l placed him
in command of the cavalry brigade,
and in charge of the pickets He
was alert daring. and devoted to his
duty. His kindness Of disposition,
with his reckless bravery, had at
tached the troops strongly to him /;
SO that after McCulloch fell, had he
remained 10 lead them, all would
have been wel with my right wing;
but after leading a brilliant charge
of cavalry, and carrying the enemy .
battery, he rushed into the thick of
the fight again atthe head Of his old
regiment. and was shot through the
heart. The value # these two off
c9fs was but proved oy the effect Of
their fall upon the troops SO long
as brave deeds arc admired hY our
psople, the names of McCullecn and
Mcintosh will be remembered and
loFel.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17

Atarccent draft in Forsyth coun-
~, North Carolina, a man Of feeble
health, with a large family depend
ant upon his labor FOR support, was
dfaited, when a youth stepped for
ward and nobly yoiupteered - take
his pla e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-05-17
TRIMS or
TEE DALLAS Il ERALp,

puRhiaAND EvrRy sATyenAl


nxr copy sin months lin advar.ss X 81 c5..
TKN C0qtts 4" Slov
ARtcs of Adverrisings h
Advertisements will be inraried ht one dollar pei
square OF ton OF Brewer type, or egn llnes y
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-10

Sometime during the past month, General
Tuttle, in command at Cairo, asked to be in
structed how to dispose of some two or more
thousands Of cOnfscated slave women and
children.
The Secretary of War instructed Gen. Tuttlc
to send them to homes where they would be
properly taken care of. Some citizens of this
place, observing the order of the War De-
partment, sent to Adjutant Cadle for such
persons as they happened to want, the whole
numbering six females, old and young, and
two boys, brothers, the one twelve and the
other perhaps fourteen years old.
Out of this very innocent and, as some peo-
pie would say, entirely humane movement,
the Hon. E. II. Thayer has chosen to endeayor
to work himself into condition similar, we
should think, to that of patient laboring
with hydrophobia. We hope his friends will
keep him where he cannot bite any body, for
the sake of common humanity.
The sight of the six women and two boys,
delivered from slavery and brought to our
town under the instructions of the War De- |
has operated on the congressional
as water on mad dog. Hydro
,hoba is bad, but if the case of the lamented |
Fhayer is a common one, neyrophobia is
much more distressing complaint.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-10
Look here!

E. H. Thayer says che is glad the Presi
dent has issued Proclamation that will unite
the cotton States and divide the North"
Thayer also says, that uniting the cotton
States and dividing the North will infuse new
life and energy into (his) Democratic party.
E. H. Thayer also says, that it is treasona-
bic for the Governors of loyal States to meet
to provide for the SICK AL woun led, who
have gone forth from our fresides to suffer
for us and our liberties.
That to recommend to keep reserve force
of 100000 men is as reasonable as the acts
of the Rebel Congress.
If you would vote sympathy to the rebellion
that has desolated so many hearth-stones -
drenched our soil with the tears O. so many
widows and orphans-that has drawn the
warm life blood from thousands, of loyal
hearts, vote for the Democratic nominee.
None but Democrats and traitors are opposed
to the administration.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-10
Come One, Come All!

Hon. Hiram Price, Republican nominee for
Congress in this (2d Congressional District,
will address the citizens of Muscatine county
at Muscatine, on Friday evening, Oct. 10th,
in front of the old American Hotel, if the
weather permits, otherwise, in fremont hall.
Come out and hear the only true Union
Candidate for Congress in this District.
By order of Republican Central Com.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-10
Large Meeting and Great Enthul-
Siasm.

| S10Sms
One of the largest meetings eyer held ir
this city took place on the corner Of Iowa
Avenue and Second street, Monday evening, tt
hear speech from Gov. Kirkwood. The
Governor gave an honest and straightforward
exposition of the Presidents policy, endors-
ing emancipation and urging the hearty CO.
operation of the people in the measures of the
Executive as the only hope of salvation for
the country.
He was followed by Rev. F. w. Evans, in
one of his keen and sarcastic speeches, in
which he completely demolished the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress in this district,
who is using every effort to strengthen the
rebellion by dividing public sentiment at the
North, and arraying opposition to the only
effective measure yet adopted to conquer the
rebels. He challenged Judge Thayer or his
man Friday to discuss the question of the
constitutionalty of the Presidents proclama-
ton at any time they might choose.
Major O'Connor concluded the meeting
with an appeal to the people to crush out
treason wherever they might find it. He rec
ognized in Judge Thayer man who went as
near secession as the pickets would let him
go, and wanted no man to represent this
District in Congress who denounced the Pres
dent as dishonest. His speech was enthu-
siastically applauded.
The meeting broke up in the best of feel
ng at 81 O'clock
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-10

FROM THE 5rH.-Captain J. Albaugh, Of 90
umbus City, and Lieut.. j. W. Casad Of Upton.
both of the Iowa 5th, arrived here Tuesday,
on the way to their homes. Both were woun-
ded in the famous battle of Tuka, where the
gallant 5th made such noble stand. The
Captain was shot In the shoulder, and the
Lieutenant in the wrist. They are both
painful, though not very serious wounds, and
will soon yield to the kind treatment they
will receive on their arrival home. We hope
they will soon be able to return to their reg.
ments. lll-is "-t- t.r'-