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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
CIrpRrAE cOTRT KINGs COUNTY.-

CUPREME COURT, hlNbS COONIt.
~ HORACE WELLS, Plaintiff. ssa'-rt JAM 81 ~
WY Defendant Summon for money cen ed tci-
.c-o tte Dsnisri. Yoa trreay soinnorod l ~.
CURED 20 snswsr tho eonpnt IN tAs sc;i9n, o. "uet
eopy 10 Lerz ish served ug ycp AID % serve copy ~
yo1- ann IN 10 o. taid conr an: ne su5scujer al
oso. 10 20 B-ceew-y. So the Cry e %ca-I %, Hli
~ el, is fe~ .l- teve b. scf erc1sVc n he osy o.
serrra; lud u yca fsi 10 answer TIE comp'slnt
witln Tins asoreiaid tar palah iu .s teto- vi iike
iudsusa; agfat W cr tie ci Ono Hrui-ed ani 10y
.od ~ 100 dor . With interest. fou the Ih ocy Of h.Y
fhclanl 81 ri bonded Al ~ TO a. M cots q az
teion-lls,ea FEB. IS, lt64 p D CULVER
IsiutEis Attorney.
Tho c5rlaiut =, this s-.ion "a e. the oee 4 ile
CrrE OF he Ca1r.y OF King he 2-h aty e f.rr j.
tSs =. l.. CULVER, f!aia.l1 o Ait5i-ey.
f23 iawc,gF
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Burning fInio, Oils, Gy,.

CIp.Dh or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
70, ohec; from tho manufacturers ard well, and
vary lou. 70 ''Dt IN pims snip yiDg oTdar a t.s
&. 49, "tI <et snss. by sCHSLkH II IN i.ilI ne
~ Ass 40 Az Williams g.. Ssw.yoiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
CITY AND COUNTY

(,I1ppEsfE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- M NEW. YORK.-SAMUEL V. HOFFMAN,, ssaips
sSnngW WILSON, JAMES a. COBURN, and
49, ". COBUhR, Asdl1ees Of Ande~ Wilson
Foh.d IT, Cobarn, ct al mo 3t-In pursasneo OF
x t,5smart Of the sooye-cnti,led Coprt made IN the
nov sSIi,od action ga dsy Of March, let2 J. IRE
r,rse sppoinlsd 40 aud by sod judgment for the pnpoe
.,ecnug ard ing into en- ~ ouch jgdgrcut va eA
Go auction at tho M.TchaoF fSchase IN the Cry o.
EryYoik ne 10th day April 1867 at p o'eiocS Noon
f.oSms deferi5ci lepshold pennies 81 no a4pnfeh
su.es thereto, thss % - gay. All that cet id'ntAe OF
haze osaii9g date on the rt Csy 4, 'fue - . IsgS
(soryina r. Holman and the iaid Samuel v Holman 90
and 10 biz exeeutoIs odn-sicr' aid se'3s ODE cayi
therein and h,Yraae dos~ll cd $50 %. eppNrtn ncc f1r
al DUNG sni until he iu eLl sud tenn o. tWfntJ-olc
tsas ssu Tho !t day Of May 1851 iOz tho yele Tlut d
tain covenants "a 90 nc fcneFd htrsoi snd the building
thereon by reference ths0 viii Gpp'Ar lnl which
presnsss described 8 folioua 20 wit:
Az ;it cesia : Of .1oJ VIII $40 Jriis1g thereon, STIR
st lynl oBd bel IN tie ElLgieenh WgTd Of the C. Of
Nov OK. nd rn 10 ro.hsiy d6 Of rysccoDl ssst
between be ih nl E1th aT9ul's srd o1n.s.lr auo d.
scribsd follows: Comm, lciUg tao uo.helr De %
Forty rree osi ~ 4unded aGd ninety iect
sgh' inehrH s t2l siey ifSr tho ncrt Wefly toI"c
Of tho Fifth md boysscond street runnbs thence
westerly rllns thc berry sd. of Foys.cst s.fori,
iweDiy fet and i9a schel; thon0s podis-y a.l ;sao
With tao zen Gveruc t2ong through the IDLE OF IAN
WALL baacrr1 tevt anu five n"is 70 TIE Calef0v o.
the block tug1co easstrs Odtss with Forty second street,
wsb The fi,h avenue tplvn- rcDlh 10 cerT % PARTY
wall one b1ndet feet erd tie iscfes - t-e piece % DO
finrine, together with al sad s'uc'v ire tetl privileges
cod spyartO bclougDx Uo ~ cove
Of renewal sad icnSe iciurt md ornebts ~ col U
je however TO 'he erd rcnsni. Teatf'I on cor
fsinfd 1 said indeuture ~ lcreebsted New OH llh
2o lisp. :. JONES. Re,rre To- 100 bfoad" -.
T.. L. FAEoHrS, ffas An97aey, No ~ bIesd"ss'
)f.g Ii III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

CUPBEME COURT City ard County OF New
~ York.-SANUEL '. HOFFMAN against AHgNEW
WILSON, JAMES H. cOBtHk ard JOHN ". CObUAN,
AtsVuess OF Ard--s Nisu Robert n. tctuu a. - no
IN puTssance 81 lie judgment Of me above e1cd c0u
maze cate action TIE "a day a. Mach,
purpose - czoc1o carrying Into effect such Judgment
vii sell pube action NJ tie 5oTcsnt Grclap ile
Caiy OF Ectck she lofa dsy Of g. lo n; A. ociect
noo1 tbIJoEh gLues "a M..r ieL Ea.c ages i-ec., ~
snsns-s a-rio fha' is Al inst carn irdCa;ure
ksse besf1g ae tls hFs csy - l7ussy it whereby
tsrylDs H. Holman arc ale aid Samuel y. ho1m 90
oeDi.e lease I'D TO fam let To-. said AuoGw lsJu
70 his executor Idaiutot erd ts,gnr the p-ene7
Gerei, ID -lr aver aescT5fo via are Sfyutnepces,
for sn5 ing ard anti; tho i gud r Ci teeftN-nre
years the day Of May. The eaIy rsrt oi
b1iorra aors "a wac .Lse colf-in"i Ger
tsi coscreuts tLc rsesg1i ttsec and to AIDING
theefn By reference viii spe-r; al gre
the puso.as tie .-ae, ying sud b,ns 10 .e Nins
tenth Wa d Of the Ciy Nvw-torl ona cn le no.'tel
Ese q toy sec7ad s'Tet. rete sen TIE 4n eao SOFA
avenues and ooa.rlius and ce--.iDCd follows; Com
ing t. o-sfiy side c fort7-5tcond tty.t a.tr-
bosoiss I'D fees i-cLes 2. i1ll es.llJ,
Second srse Tlanr s-t1c, ~ssiilg tie nortLeiy
so Of sirn lice. tns8cs
nohely les wisn fifu tplssing through
ddle Of psftya a hul a!ac tlc i've i4sLcs =
FoySscond street tsenty t and tva inches sd tr-nco
so1beIiy p-aei IS tho tith ipcs 40 foagA he
Of party we'll, hundred feet @rd ave incrs, g.
tie place or silIilg toGgtnc- WITH e -ne ssga- he eo
hes sees sud erpea4ces thercuf-o ociu1r-f snt
a. III cove uts o. REVIVAL in sd lens ccs3ed and osne
h thereof sa5sc. . the rets ane Covenants le
serea aud sei IN faAo inceatse CT icaae--iso s"
'''A' : JONES R.fesas 10 los Broadway.
r. J. FsErHPR, Fldt At j. No - broadway
nh 2 -5.s ffgh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

sEmi-wssKLr TnIBUsE on account of tho irregular
iiy Of the market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
QfopGriuers!lip Notices.

7 ISS0bUli0N.--Tbe copartnership bereto-
AZ .ore gxising upjes tho name and hrw Of JEROME,
FllTdUd Co. - ths day dissolved by ntoal consent
bl,bsl pay will si la liquidation Dsiea New OLA Jss
MaIob, 1872. s. @. JEROME,
ID. A. FITLHrGH. sR,
j. T. JENKINS.
EOriCEThe uD5enisped viii consiDoe the Stock Com
piston bpsiress NJ No. 70 Eichspeepsce ofces formerly
occupied by J. Van Sebsick) .-Newiojk April 1872
A. q jerome
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERMINED have formed 80
paI,Bsgslip, under the nan Of FIIZnU0U JENKINS,
snd yin continue he Stock Conpson business at No. u
Beavers Sew orb, April l., 1872
d. f. FITZHUGH, JR,
JE. JENKINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
Atarbiaerp.

'kO BO0KDNDERs, BOOKeELLERS. and
fHiNTERS.-for SALE cheap. ssyo FaiiDr.sffe fine,
$3.50 t1scitnes Two Psgins Mecbiues sud gxo sand
g., 80 y 81 eftr- Also cf 6rsi.cIssI
a., - - A.etuo Binding TOo.s. 5l oais &c Asa
''-' ~ ~ , e. ~ yye, 10 3od o!dsr
hobI.ht II. ELLIS, Asssuee No. Is7 Fnl'on-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
~.,.,.,a., of the Cour. III Appeals.

AIpAsi Thur,dsy, April ,, 1862,
Tho following ir the calendar OF the Court of APP
p.sl, for A0r s. hoa ~ ~ ID, %, H. ~ %. 10 ~ aud A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rhe....539 Sets......-...6:2T Moon-Rises Ise
sandy Heck II O9 Gov. issnd ..il5e Hsl5sts.. 1,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
nc.>.wwer. Arrived

n hip Sa1aei pusseH. from Foo Chop-MTs y. T. WI
cboll, Miss Jennie WiDcheB, hr Charles A Baton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
Scots auo GI,ceo.

EOR ensy-ifting BOOTS. W. PLUNFps
= PATfHl LAsIS. used boy HtkT no. ~ ,.I o..
e.oSs"ey. Fine brsfs Boo. sC. Pcea. les.i,. itss,
VI EnSAh Lace Caters, new kind g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
9orscs, Carriages, &Zc.

PUSHES WAGONS o. every hind consianliy
A. ~ hi1d Or scs n order such foccra hrkeza ai
~ pe ard ssosy a.ice wsrr.nec fopsessil;ti
- . . "-g0n Factory SO b.. be-"c,l sl0-c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04


The decrease is 0scibed 10 tho bad state Of the
country roads ana tie running Of the leo in The Ms.
sissDri, which cut of the connection with the wet
bank o. that river.
In gold, The movement il to fair extent, bu,
the Quotations are not maintained. ~ tho closs,
there were sales at 1919 with lime sales at 1911
The Inaeblednees Certificates ale plenty, at 96l a
OCT. Al 81, very large amount could be bought.
Investment N these Certificates has undoubtedly
been cue Of ito influences producing the recent
decline Of per cent in Government Sizes.
The 1-SO per ccnl notes more active to-day, the
Savings Bsrks being buyers, st 93}'
Ihe Enc Railway have just delivered In this city
LOT Of % ba.es of cotton from Tennessee, the fret
shipment since that State receded. This s par; Of
l,10O baiee 10 come over this road.
TIE enSrsvers begin to-day 10 print the large de-
nand notes, and they viii now 70 rapidly forward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04
M NER & STEVENS,

hk i-NA&h - ciBNINS,
r. 49,. D. aoA =, =. and q. WhLhERst..
, ~ ~ . !ss'e',|s5 AA4t9AC4UNEas D.. Grt-
- ~ -.' .shi WAGONS Of fLc Let fn...
saaole ., - s.9 improvements "a fsreyne ~ frsi
s41 e.ftohy ro 50 80 - soy In tai, ias-sst 10 e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

March 90 Ab,eoom bearing W. "a miles ssh :; " ~ -,
from Cardsnes or Portland Has had hsssy wss''~ W.
I've passsSA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-04

Tbs ship Akwright, recently ashore south Of ne nS
ashore jan %.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-22
OMcial Report fihc Gunboat Expedition TO
Florence, Ala.

Lieut.. Com. Phelps, commanding the re.
cent gunboat expedition to Florence, Ala, in
his official report to Flag Officer Footc, speaks
H. follows Of the union sentiment prevulen,
along the tennessee:
I'VE have met with the most gratifying
proofs Of loyalty everywhere across Tenne..
see. and in the portions Of M,si,Sippi and
Alabama we visited. Most affecting Incl
dent, greeted Us almost hourly. Men, women
and children several times gathered in crowds
OF hundreds. and shouted their welcome. and
hailed their national tlag with an enthusiasm
there wa. no mI,taGng. 1t was genuine and
heartfelt These people brayed everything
10 - o, Ju" river bank, whcr" sight Of their
tas might once more be enjoyed. and they
have experienced, rs they related, every pos
slhI" form Of persecution. Tears flowed free.
j. down tn" check, Of men. a. well as Of wo
men, and there were those who had fought
under the stars and stripes ~ N0u!tric who
in rhi- manner testified 70 their 10Y. This
display DiiceinE and sense # gladue-. at our
success, and the i. pcs it created in the
breasts of So many people IN the heart Of the
'Untederacv, u,t1ui'hed u not a little, and
| sure you, -Ir, would not have failed Il
witness il for any consideration. think il
ma, given W all a higher sense Of the sacred
character If our present duties. was A.
.uHrl ut Savannah that, OF the several hun
bred troops there. more than one half, had W,
gone to the attack in time, would have haiiel
Us u, doIyrrcr-, and gladly enlisted with tn,
national force Ia Tennessee the peupl
generally, in their enthusiasm, braved seces.
siOulsts and spoke their views freely but il
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-22
9r9al alotisrs.
TRUSTEES SALE.

N HEkEAs Christopher Leyigne and Viii,
w IAN Hilton, OF the county of Rock Island,
VI 't' s'ate OF Illinois, on the 18th day of 80.
p .np'i, iSoo, became and were indebted to John
bearing date the day aud yenr ln.t nfrrc.,ii ,,,,
able to The order Of the said John Park. frr tLo
sum OF two hundred dollars, and puynhl, on. ,,ar
alter the date OF the said note, and WHARF. ,L'.
,uid LeNgnc aud Hilton, IN order To sccurc' tL,
due payment Of the said promlssor notc "roo riI
ing 10 II, tenor aud effect, in consideration ~ ,E
prcm-u,, and of one dollar to them In hauJ ,.ai1
hy John Il, Webster OF the city aud CONT, ~,
Rock Island and state aforesaid, did, by their
certain ndcnturc commonly called deed or
trust, bearing date the said 18th day of Noyem.
bcr \, D. 1855, lin which Ann Lcyignc, wife of
the said Christopher Levgnc, and Ann Hilton,
wife OF the said William Hilton, joined, thereby
releasing their right Of dover in the premises con.
Vcyed by the said dccd)grant, bargain and sell unto
the laid John u. Webster, his heir, and assign,
forever the following described premises, situate
IN the county Of Rock Island aud state aforesaid
tu.wit; known as the northwest corner Of the
northwest quarter OF section one o. in township
nineteen (lyl north Of range one % east Of the
fourth principal meridian, commencing ut the
corner between the lots of land owned by Will
lam Marshall aud David Philips aud running two
hundred and fifty (25O) feet east to stake thence
one hundred and sevcnty.iOur and Ouc.quartcr
G7lt) feet south to stake, thence two hundred
aud bilN2jo)ieet west to II stake, thence one hun
drcd and 'cvcnty.iour and 0nc'quartcrtlH ticct to
the place of starting being one acre, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon to
have and to hold the same to him the said John
Il, Webster, his heirs and assigns forever; but up
am condition pryrrthrl... and in ,ui.t n. fnl
lows, to.wit the said John h Webster to hold
the said property therein conveyed only II. trus.
tee for the following purposes, to.wit; If the
said prnmis.ory notr herriubetorr mcptioprl
shall remain due and unpaid, or any part thereof
M thrcud of ono wear from the datr thereof ,Lr
trustee shall he authorized. after giving twenty
I.O, day. notice of the sale. and of the time
place and terms thereof by publication in some
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-22
ADMINISTRATORS sale Of Real Estate.

\ Office T. hereby given, that by virtue of
" an order OF the county court within and Tor
the county OF Rock Island and state of Illinois,
made and entered Of record by the Judge thereof,
at the December term, A. D. 1861, of said court,
on the 81 day Of January b. 1862, the under
signed administrator Of the estate OF Robert +.
Shaw, late Of thc sad county, deceased, for the
payment oLdebt, against SAID estate WI, sell at
public autIOn, on Saturday, the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary, A. b. 1862, between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, at
the front door Of the court house, IN tn" city and
county cf Rock Island, and state aforesaid, the
following described real estate belonging to the
SAID estate, to wit! Lot eleven }, and the east
half Of lot ten (lO), in block three 81, IN the lower
or Chicago addition to Rock Island, now city of
Rock Island. Said property to be sold subject to
widows dover. Terms Of sale--One half Of the
purchase money in hand, and'thc remainder in SIX
months from day Of sale, secured as provided by
law.
Dated tins Sd day Of january, A. D. 1862.
SUSAN ]. PERSHING, Administrative.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-22
SiIERIFF'S SALE,
: SPECIAL, MASTER n

4 $ SPECIAL MASTER. BY virtue of Il
\ SpecIa! execution and Fee Bill, to me direct
cd, and delivered by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Rock Island County, IN the State of ll-
nois, in favor Of Henry Snyder, and against Will
lam W. Wiltshire and Samuel c. DAVIS, | have
levied upon and commanded to sell the
following described real estate, to-wIt: Com
mcncng point on Second street one hundred
and nine (lO9) feet South Of the corner Of Second
and James streets IN James Mays Second Add.
ton to the Town of Port Byron, extending South
Eighty (S0l feet thence East ona line with Mrs.
Thompson's Land Two Hundred and fifty ESQ
feet thence North Eighty (SOl feet; thence
West Two Hundred and fifty t25O) feet to the
place of beginning, together with all the appur-
tenances thereto belonging aud situated IN the
County Of Rock Island and State of Illinois, as the
Property Of said defendant. which Will offer at
Public Sale at the Door of the Court House, in
the CITY and County of Rock Island in SAID State,
on the 9Th day of March, A b., 1862, between the
hours OF Nine O'Clock A. NJ, and Sunset OF said
day, for Cash in hand, to satisfy said Execution.
Dated this ilth day Of February, A. D., 1862
DAVID HAYES,
Sheriff Rock Island Co., HIS,
and Special Master in Chancery.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-22
THE SPECIFIC Pill.
a SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
or Seminal Weakness.

This is the only remedy for Serudi DebilHy,
Imp0tency, SteriUy, &C., which has the approval
OF the medical profession. Its success has been
most extraordinary -efecting in cases
where all other methods of treatment had failed.
One to SIX boxes of the SPECIFIC PILL, will per-
manently cure any case OF Seminal Weakness, or
It's resulting lmpotency, h0rerer aggravated
whether constitutional, arising from abuse or
erceSS.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
~ have used your Specific Pill in MANY cases
OF Spermatofrhea, and with themoSt perfect sue
cess. J. MILToN SANDERS, NJ. d, LLD.'
We believe 1t to be as near a Specific as any
medicine can be. We have cured many serere
cases run from Sir TO ten doses DR.. B. Keith:
american Jour. Of Med Science.
81 have found them all that could be desired.
Their effect has been truly wonderful
"E. p. DIcSEE, NJ. b.
va This is not Homeopathic Remedy, nor
is there any mercury or other deeterlous lngrsd-
rents combined with it.
Price 81 per box; sit boxes for S.. bv mail ore
paid. For sale at the sole General Depot in Inc
United States, by
J. WINCHESTER, 80 John Street, NY.
dec23wly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-22

should not only be co4fscaied Jm armed"
Mr.. Smart has, heretofore, been ranked
among the abest democrats in Maine. What
he calls himself now we do not know But
the sentiments imputed to him are not the
sentiments Of either the democratic party, or
of Mr.. Lincoln's administration
The Record places certain words in the
above extract ia italics in orlertl give prom.
incnce TO them and thus, unfairly, give the
impression that Mr. Smart is in favor Of con.
tiscating and arming all slaves, while he ad'
yocales only the cJnd'cai ion Of the slaves be-
longing to any person wto ShaH continue ~
arms dyai,nt the Ia1ed Saics," g., Sc,
slaves "bcioayiay 10 nbeis,' and he did II
because, n, he aid, "thc instruments Of war
hi,hcr'ouscd for the best part # year, Tar"
not prored c6ecfui IN saR0e's'"3 tie re5et
Eoa," /. e. he would DO it as u last resort,
rather than see the union destroyed.
The coniscation Of every dollar of proper
ty, slave. included, belonging to rebels, was
a doctrine we liked, aud We thought Fremont
wGl RICH. IA that respect Mr. Lincoln
thought othcrwisc,ard he Knocked frcmonrs
patent on the head and killed it, lie also
Knocked the niger out Of Cameron, report.
We acqucscci in Mr, Lincoln. view Of the
case, and the result, we think. has .howE
l'a' .hr' h'hV''h ""' V'rreo' anu tHh' ny ~
doing he shortened the war and onanrd the
......,.. ...,. Il.
why '"' '"''' HP'''l ''''''"'''" W NV
union.
,,,.,.i;.,, :. .,,.,.;,.. ,t... .,.....;I,,., =,
'' PD'''' ''''''' Wv -
every effort 10 restore the union.
The nbulltlOnistS ana the H'roFd ma iault
with .yorvtLipg which does not come IN 10
th''T h''''h' on thc r'''""' "'SS'' I"''uoh'
and ID all they can 10 keep M the agitation.
A.. ,;.,..,c ..,,,,i,,,, .l.o ll.,.o,.l
- ~ Wv P''''J ~ ~ ''''H W,
slaves We do not nor never did briry" N 1t.
u,..r., A.. ,,,.,.,. ,...l IT.,
We P',''' !" '''' "''''' '''''''' ~ ""','
men, II they can 10 It. IL they cannot, 1t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-22
NO NEWS FROM OUR BOYS.

Our committee, sent to Cairo and Fort
DonelsOn TO render assistance 10 such OF our
county soldiers as may need 1t, have sent
back no news yet, and from this fact we argue
that our loss is not large.
The greatest interest il felt to hear from
Capt Lackey's company in III 10Th regiment,
and Captains lIawlcy and Bridgciord'S com
panes, in the 4j:h regiment, as these com
panies are known to have been under fire
The Chicago Jouraal OF Thursday evening
published u telegraph list Of killed and
wounded figures, but no names, which stat
ed that IS men we're killed and 100 wounded
in the 10Th. No mention was made Of the
4jth in that list.
Friday evening the same paper published
another list, stating that 3 were killed in the
18th, and 3 killed and - wounded in the
4jth.
From the appearance of these figures, anC
from the fact that our committee have sent u
no news, we think the loss Of our county vii
be very slight-pcrhaps none killed.
In this connection We may say that for tire
days story has been flying around tow
that Capt lIawIey wa, wounded, and Lieut.
Seymour killed This may prove true bu
we have spent god deal Of time in an un
successful effort to learn where tn" story cam'
from. II is an outrage, wanton outrage
upon the feelings ofthc friends Of our soldiers
to start or circulate such stories without some
knowledge Of their truth.
Capt. Dodge, cavalry and Capt. Conklin's
sharp-shooter- were also in the fight, but We
have not yet seen a statement Of any loss in
either.
The most Of the wounded, it is said, are not
dangerously hurt, but it will be several days
before q list Of names can be procured. They
are being brought away from the field a. fast
as possible and every attention shown them
which care and kiulnes, can suggest. Thou
sands Of people, and numbers Of physicians
and nurses dJak-I to the scene, but they are
disappointed in their reception and their ac.
commoIa,igls. |, va. right and patriotic to
70, and the soldiers highly appreciate the at
ton, bat few Of them will % to the fort &C.,
Most IF them beng satisfied that they can Do
no good, leave their packages Of delicacies
&c, and return home
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GILT OVAI.S,
All Work Done In the Best Manner.
ESTRiY.

\ office is hereby given that on the 18th day
Y of November, A. D., lSGl in the Town Of
Black Hawk, &. W. Griffin took upas an Es,ray,
one Bay Horse, 10 hands high, supposed to he or
years old with the letters " L. s." branded on
left shonlder--a white strip in the forehead, a
small white spot on his nose and one on his upper
lIp, and shoe on his right fore foot Appraised
before David Brownlee, Esq, Justice of the
Peace IN said Town, At so
Also, one Dark Chestnut Surrel Horse about Is
hands high, about seven years old. :. t. S"brand-
ed on the left shoulder, small white strip in face
and shoes on both tore feet. Appraised before
David Brownlee, Esq, Justice of the Peace IN
said town, at $40 JOSEPH COMET, CLERK.
Rock Island, Jan'y. 9Th 1862.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
To all administrators, Executors and Guardians =
As the Statute Law Of this State requires all Adj
mlnlsrators and Executors to render an account
OF their administrations al least once IN each
year, to the Probate Court, and also at the end OF
two years at tarthest to close the settlement of es.
tates therefore,
Notice IS hereby giUeH, 10 all Administrators OF
estates IN sad County, to lender account of their
administrations, to and before said Probate Court
agrceably to the requirements of law also Guard
lans of Wards in like manner, in order to prevent
the necessity of issuing summons.
BY order of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island, Jan. 18th, 1862.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 2Sth
" day of December, A D., 1861, William Boy
er and Hezekiah Ohaver, of the Town of Black
Hawk, took up as estray, one Dark Brown flIey,
with three white feet, and supposed to be three
wears old next spring or thereabouts, which was
appraised before D. +. Kinney, John A. Boyer and
c. II. Stoddard, in said Town. al Forty Dollars.
JOSEPH COMET, County Clerk.
Rock Island, ILL.,, Jan. 2lst, 1862
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The Albany IN. Y. correspondent of the
Buffalo Courier, says
lam told that President Lincoln has called
upon Erastus Corning and other prominent
democrats for advice in the present emercen-
cy Of the government 1t twill be we'll for his
,In II he heeds as well as hears
the advice Of these gentlemen"
mere are republicans who predict that be-
io'e i-'nco'h goes out Of Office, all his council.
ors' caolhe' and otherwise, will be democrats,