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PATENT

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This invaluable medicine unfailing in the
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u O N.
These Pills should not be taken By Females dur
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United states
ESQ L o A N.
THIRD SERIES.
S23O,OOO,OOO.

BY authority OF the Secretary of the Treasury,
the undersigned, the general Subscription Agen,
for the Sale OF United States Securities, offers to
the public the third series of treasury Notes
bearing seven and three-tenths per cent. interest
per annum known as the
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FOR SALE.
7 WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE, my
| residence Orleans street, above Swan.
The lot is 40 ieet front by $50 feet deep to an
alley.
The improvements consist of a good frame
dwelling, fine dry cellar, never failing well, large
cistern, barn, coal house, wood shed, excellent
new fences, and fine stock OF fruit trees vines
and shrubery also a lot fronting Rock
River street, so by 80 feet.
Persons wishing to purchase invited to
examine the premises.
ALIEN, F. SWANDER.
Rock Island, May %, 1865, div.
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EDITOR ARGUS-Dear SIR: With your
~ permission 1 wish to say to the readers Of
your paper that / will send by return mail, to all
who wish it (tree) recipe, with full directions for
making and using a simple Vegetable Balm that
will effectually remove, in ten days, Pimples,
Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all impurities of the
skin, leaving the SAME soft, clear, smooth and
beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads,
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth of
LuxurIant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, In
less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
mch4dw3m S3l Broadway New York.
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NO HARDEE-HOOD

On the part of the South can prevent the success
OF the Union arms. Grant and Sherman's policy
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M HISKERS These wishing fine set
w of Whiskers, nice moustache, beautiful
head of glossy hair, will please read the card OF
THOS. F.. CHAPMAN in another part of this pa
per. mch4dw4m.
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DR.. MARSHALL'S
Catarrh Snuff.

THIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself
i TO be the best-artcle known for curing the
Catarrh. Cold in the Head and Headache.--
1t has been found an excellent remedy in many
cases of Sore Eyes. Deafness has been remov-
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1t is fragrant aud agreeable, and
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To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases of the
Head. The sensations after using it are delight
full and invigorating. 1t opens and purges out all
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healthy action to the parts affected.
More than Thirty Years
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Headache snuff has proved its great value for
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moment 1t stands higher than ever before.
Ii IS recommended by many OF the best physi-
clans, and used with great success and satIsiac
ton everywhere.
Read the Certificate of Wholesale Drug
gists i'm 1854.
The -GndersIgned, having for many years been
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Headache snuff, and sold it in wholesale
trade, cheerfully state, that we believe IL to be
equal, in every respect, TO the recommendation
gwen of It for the cure of Catarrhal Affections,
and that it is decidly tire best article have ever
known for all common diseases of the head.
BOSTON. NEW YORK,
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SHOCKING AccIDENT-T morning, as
the Oxford stage was going out of the city, on
ats route, the horses, from some cause, be-
came frightened, near Stodd's Foundry, in
the lower part of the city, and ran, the bits
TO one OF the brides broke and the team ran
of the road some rods, upsetting the carriage,
Killing one man, nearly killing child, and
erlously injuring several others.
The man killed was Robert Bell, of Car
hsle, Pa, an old bachelor, 76 years of age,
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Nj AR

In this city Monday evening May Doth, by the
Rev. Mr.. Gray, Mr.. D. CURTIS Quincy, and Mrs
PRISCILLA AMELIA MOORE, both of this city.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

=! Isl, GuRisTiSs; iuG2Gt i;2as ibo iugihos pro
aesti1gG pntsstr Iii. eaIl 10 disTsnscd with.
Dir NrwA.K, Of Eias1n, opposed tho mo-
t;a". anG ; opoi t!st r. Soa"te pauld pssssrve
Is c,~:sc.cncy |: u':.s .os aitoEetbtr iu1t in
: he icr, tj.:; T.: miteTa, who were gene
! sa!if soy rGrutual il. their a:tsndauc.
shcaii - !iHaird ul'te tho bar to day, Thilo
othcr", ~, wfTa abatht IL. Wecks, asro ul
! lcws1 :" escape a.ivy5iGs..
! Mt. QgIH=NgsEar uiOFsa tiat the order for
! IN" upi! Of tie Sana:s hs 1ssoindoi. lie dc
s'r.t t, get rid uf tina whole ,naiter, und 10
ohlitessts The cn.:re rtoicciings from tho
ica7na'
The unt:o1 @its RS7cai ~.
MIR. NaksoN r:st 4 !;.ls the s6ic Just ta1.a
cor!d t.1s obEt5ra!a !Ns proceedings u:IUer tho
CAL from :h3 lcayr!,s Of thn tsuate, tnd hs
tsilsd th, ssieati0n Of .nssr,htr 10 the fact
Nhs Constitution r:qu:t5 tt:.t tia clerk Of
:aca Nnuae saaiI Keep iAir aud perfect To-
| cord OF lho pTlc.oiirea OF tho two Eolica--
The obligation id imperative: AID If ci.hsr
House ds:ermrsn 10 yblitcsate any portion of
its proceedings irnm rho rscotd, i! oannot, Of
G0urat, re Il prris;;t record.
M. CHEf.Tl:H, IL Augusta, stated that lie
E1d voted 10. tho iu0ajl 90 rseoiLd Ttth the
taliet III; IL, gGc.i1n wunlt Ohlitsrate sil tbs
process log. Via: had tekan place rndsr tie
cali; Int lie did no. intend that this should
ho ushd as Trtusiens Tor tho guidance Of tho
Ssnase hnf,uf:or
Mr.. MARSHALL eaii The oath tskon by the
clerk tt tic S:EG:o ojEi5rilrtl him to keep
truo and is':hul re05ld Of its proceeding
All OF the proceedings under The cali hays to
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tbs mass nesting of ia, p.op!e, that yes
.a.ds7 assembled il tbs African Church and
tho hall of the Hors, CT Delegates, 10 mak'
1s.2on.e to aud 10 ssks action upon thu tcrms
Of peace lately offered BY Mr. Lincoln to these
States, was an era in the history Of this city
Business of all kind was suspondel, a1d ynu7e
aud old, rich and poo1, mon and worisn, &C.
voted the day to tho solemn duty Of announcing
tn, forms of their REJECTION Of the peace otf,rs
AID Of mutually plsdging their al! to tue o'n'-
mon csuae. The Rev. d.. Hege cfeTei up CO
earnest prayer to tho Throne of d'ace for
Gods blessing upon the Cause, and tho Hon.
X. Nj. T. Hunter of Virginis opened the Meet
ing with appropriate aud eloquent rsmarks
oon the time, and upon tho ists mission.
Spsaks. shefsy, of the House 81 Delegates,
th> Hon. J. P. Benjamin ind she u4a. mc.
Ginsr Of North Carolina, addressed lbs meet.
inz. Mr.. Shcf1.y's remarks, abs sna ot:.n
eicousat, well reflected tho firm purpose OF
the p,opl. Of this Safe 10 fight tbs f.,5s ou;,
AID perish rather than submit.
ITO Hen. Me. Ben amin, from bis position
q Secretary of State, B. we'll aS irtm his 40
ka9nledsed abilities, was expected to make
secst apsech, ard no one ac4s in the least dis
appointed. 10 r,nd. ors OF ,he a3los', meal
eleousn. and effco i've Speeches ,ser dsl'vessi
in Richmond. 10 explained the ito effort At
negotiation, how it began, progrt'eei AID
ended how it left us NV ch3ic, tssaceo VIC |
tory, dsath, and slavery Ct tbs whites. The |
last he regarded az outside Of our choice. for /
il wa. worse than death. Hs frankly told the
pe,ple VIVA. the government eSpec%ed .i!:m to
do, and what WAS requ..d Of t'ora By tbs cit.
"a ieu Of our ntFl:rs ;aa: tie cotton he tobacco,
ths m-at, the b,ssd% all, all. mg:t b. given !.
up, and that without pay-,hnt the rca;ie |
mas. ,tcogniza that Gil thcy Lsi... belonged |
sthss to lie Yankscs or 10 g. -, oyn ccuasrv;
that, if not given 10 s., ,aiser, it wsuld he
taken ~ thu - .mls. f.. r.lssrss in nr.r.
e'cqnsn' e. -,cs TO 10 ncsion Ct Nsw Q .esns
IA Dr. .e.ng the cotten, sad consrssteS !is'
s,sien WITH the present Of eighteen m.u'' :,
do.lc,s worth Of cotton to .as o. As u
x,onah. us dcmanasi tex , my a. o.
'""."' =, ,ro.. .. % coln:ry The
k. ~ ID the response tina.
- immense sudienco Was
oomple.s Justification and roFu-
baton of the position OF tho " En-
.pon that important su;j*c;. II t"at
Put the negroes m" lie L-gr'a-
'itsinia may rscosnizs the Vii, r;sd
If their constituents, and, If i: aG;
swill net permit another sun 20 sss
such legislation as will 1e-ris tie
20 .slr1ies., vito Tbs pl=3ss 81 ;r,.-
81 cre for faithful rt:7iues. Il is
purpose to ti.,eh tic great speech
,,v.-.uaJ delivered by Nj. B.rj1mip, nor CO
Wa espec: airy report that car bo made by 81
of tao Richmond press to do justice to that
splendid effort. Mr.. Giluer, of North Caro-
Inns, closed ths day meeting with Il shcT:
sp.eoh which, in its spirit CT frnpess and
osuraee, vas worthy OF the gallant STATS h.
represents.
Tho meeting a. ths Hail CT tie Gouss hi
Dslegs tes wss addressed b. too uC-. d.
Baldwin.
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ADJT AND INSP'R GEMS OFFICE, /
RIcnMcsD, Febr'yG, 1865.

hiCnhrsD, fepryU D. lfbo.
nhaERAL Orders,
No. 3.
|. Tbc following SCI Of U0nsrsss Is pnb'
lished for the Information Of tho army:
An 40: TO prc7ids 10. the appointment If a
GsneFal-in Ohisf Of tn, armies Of the Con-
fsderass States.
$50. ]. The Congress of the Conisjsra!e
Sssts5 Of America do enaot, That there shat
b. appointed by the President, by rni with
tie afTioe Hoa consent Of the Ssaats, al Oil
ger who shall DO known and designstei AZ
"GSnsrsl-ia.Chief," xh0 shsll b. ranking ct
oor CT tho army, and as such ohsll hsvs n>Ja
ntSDd Ut the military foIcs' OF til. Cou.da-
rnts States.
S,c. 2. That th, SO: presiding staff ;G,
tie General who msy b. assigned e. duty ar
thu seat Of government, III Hereby r6pesied.
and thaE tha Generai>ia-Chisf. WHO may h.,
appointed uE,:o; the provisions or thiy set
SHAH have q staff not les, than thsi EoT al.
loved q general 10 tho Gieid, to Ii sss:gasi!
by the President, or 80 bs appointed BY linn,
BIZ and with the advice and coEssnt OF the
9snsts. Approved 23l Of January, 1865.
il. General Robert E. L,s, having been
duly appointed Gsnors-in. Chief Of The army
of Tho Confederate Sthteh. Will asnum9 tho
duties Lhoreo!, and will be oheysi sn1 rs..
sr.gc:ed accordingly.
III. General Order Mo. %, q 1854, is ho:o-
by :cgcked.
By crds5. 8. COOPER. A, SIC.
Otfrisl---ll. l.. OLAF, A. A. 9.
g., 7-1u
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, ,;'!:= ,aqiio3 to luipsaa thu rats Prsshiic,i
AMI tic bill Eae ranH"tea from h, MEi!sri
| G m,aiuss 5J Mr, MILss.
The question S5sing on the passage Of Ii,
bill. Mir. BAlpwlH, ii Va, aekot viz; ".
| tho oljsts Of the bill
| NJ. MILES saiI ttet OTTO oli!us wis e. f.:
li,i:.;c tue np;'uGtinen. Ut a EoW oaisi Ct Tx
cub ,i"oac7 department, Ter that vfi1sr tnT'rH
nv only tho Ia..k of c0l,nei, ha would he
r',ror @ tae c floors OF his oHu department
| AUD >t:.: in tho orSan.Z a'ion Of ihr &o:orri
| ctaa Of tor srmy it was desirable 10 eqa-is:
| lie appointments. The quar:sImsuisr g:s,a-
| ri had Ii, rank &C brisaGier general. pn.!
it wss ,Lo3gas tcst that the cOm,nis.asy +:::.
oral rhtu'd lave the Same rank.
| NJ. BALDWIN asked tbs gentleman il !c
wa nos awale Inst tho President hsd r.srr
tho offset Of THO ILL was to yet rid D: TIC
p.sscot o3mmissary general, he wished 10 sny.
a, ohsirmsn Of On investigating committee
| on the SUI jscs Of supplies, that no department
Of rhe government had boon conducted With
more energy and ssgsoity, and that tie truth
vas that tho plans Of the ooulmcsary ZOE sral
had boon thwarted in every way ty these il
authority above him, and there the principal
biams Of the want Of rupply rest.d.
Mr.. NILES Said that It vas i!apoi!ans ths!
in tho event OF change in the head of thu
uUmmissary department. there should b poser
TO app1iht any one, wherever he might h.
tnighs be fcand, who might be best htisd 70.
this most important poss. He did net desire
to rea:ot upon the ohsrsotsr, fidelity or oen
enienticume s0s nsHIaS Spt =
But he had .tdi1S1
was due las The gs!iV1ll
svers to DO the fsct), that n8A0o1
thwartsd By somo Of the Executive depart
IN .nts, that did not alter the caBo. We must
hays some one who can harmon z, Hith those
departments, and b, sustained and support
cd by them. We want mon now who can SIC
coed in their work. We want nen who pos
sers tho confidence Ct tho country and Of The
Grrny. The most laborious and couscsntiOG,
man not 50 tupported must fail. lie believ:d
:hAv o change in tho oommissary department
vas imperatively dsmeaded. lie thought, 10
8 government founded upon the will Of the
people, the Executive could not safely igooro
OF pertinaoiously refuse 30 confirm 70 tile do
'na"ds Of public opinion.
Mr.. BALDWIN said that it WA kn0wa here
that public opinion, as oppressed By Congress.
does nvtldeseroe ecen aSScoHcesSion ut the hear
IF the Erecuttye
BIZ. MLrs said that for his part, no
alterations II mistaken delicsoy atr con
strain Linn from openly expressing& aid re
,onfi lenco in mon or measures 4r 10 want q
msit Gisspproved. On his udg
Mf. Anderson, Of GeerSr
ion. called tho ques
Mr. OosRAp, Of L3Qj'
..,d rows. lie dis n LANA, cailsd the yea
sho had bsen the.T & want to reward IL.
nsas. .orss officer ia tie govern
Ihs yea, i,
bill was pD ii maya wsre r.iossj, and Il,
The II led
xhoi1n use resolved into committee CT tht
Of ~ the Tax Bill, pending thu considers.io,
tau' ,.sh' the connitee rose, and the House nj
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aga- APPEAL 10 THE PUBLIC.-The
ksIief Uoln,:tee Of RioaEoGi appeal to tho Pubo f5r
sid In behalf OF the isrlss Of soldiers ana refugees In
Sha city.
xiohEntai ned eth raugssa non every portion o.
o orsJ, nary - ID tao families scdierJ in
ths nsd
a.3erA lad regular eonribu.Ien. Of money food AID
tus. an cEfH:t..;;c icqah,;si.
Tho Southern xIp-sts SlnIap.uy have Eody Agreed to
sp al arct contriaItad 10 the poor, !res Of charge
5arirtbc,iesa tnoao5 sho1id he sent 10 Ii. q O
Hsstnrvt I. sarursr; and rll suppaol Ihoad b.
.gned 70 :as "E.:ief Conmi:tes 81 kchnond," care
aessrb 2ArttI 4 ussinso.
RIL'2y 1skhITTn-
He Pistarvui Treasurer.
Hn B.i, DR. " awathmo7,J HAIRY 1'rseiors
VIZ Il P'nashats. seorrtsfr.
rr U Fancy, T Gienuaitt RoetI Christian, Lewis
d Orensh,s, Il caam5ersTnr, " Dsasison. Dr.
ltsraea, oo Tie; Eye. Geo ahs'3, rst Seson,
J,s Gordon. hactSaTn HGsrt. ksn:r Harvey. SaEutl
Hrfr.lon JnoRo VIZ. Lyons. Thos y MGoAno'. P
hary Nlohcias, ssmusl h rtic-. D slssst, John J.
Tucker, Arr Enyar, Dasld Niiisln, JOEL Eas5tni'
VIA Wills, Jr. VIZ P. ApsfosD' FS
dSS dkCstf
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lFEfGlAi:
GDJ'T Il IESP'K. GENERALS OFFICE, 1
RICHMOND. Va, Feb. ), i-6). J

ADJ i Il 1SSf X GEEEhhL . oF { IL L. {
RICHMOND. Vs., Feb. ;. i-G5. 60
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. i.
I. Commanders of armies. departments or dis
tricts, will enforce the following act Of CoDgress
In all sections in which the enemy may be nd
vancing. They will hold Subordinate officers.
charged with the duty OF carrying ont its pro-
visions, responsible for It'd proper execution
An Act to regulate The destruction Of property
under Military necessity. and 10 provide Ter
tho indemnity thereof.
SEC. /. The Congrsas ofthe Confederate S"tFH
Of America do enact Tina! the MI tsry authorizes
of the Confederate army are bersby nuth0r Z Il
and ,iirectsd 10 hestfcy cotton. tobacco. ri'rs
and naval stores, nr Oher property OF any Eirl
whatever, which may eid the enemy in III,
prosecution of the wNr, hen necessary /, pre-
vent The SINE, or nry part thereof, from .s!.nS
into the bands Of the enemy.
Approved March II, 1862.
H. Officers will be calm ard coTsilen.ts in
the performance Of the duty erjoin6d by these
oriers. They will not be Justified in the DIS
,ruc'ion Of property nness the necessity :hrt3.
for h. rua:0pab!y established.
Ill. AS far "a practicable, notice of the mp
prosch Of danger shoud be given owners OF
property and cvfry precsution for ita removal
that circumstances will permi. should b, taken.
BY order,
(Signed) s COOPER,
feb s l.w. A Il q.
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NOTICE 80 HOLDERS AND OWNERS OF
FOUR FER CENT. EEG!$LEEED BONDS
ISSUED GNDGE il'r OF FEBRUARY Il,
. ! ".i.
El,ics i. hereby 9iuer TO i4Gid1T. AID owners
III ,or ger csut T:x;ste;rl bonds iT.,:ed Under
AZ. al i.ofsx9y J.! !-. ii.,.iIi'e .'...,s; due On
tho sanle to 1T J>nnsrY icta, vii! he patti upan
~ Imitation Of H.. ro,t!s a: Eiy u1in after lsi
o. u mo g Inc Treasurer, As,'a;..; 1teisErar OF
Pa, Daposi;srfa usuod hiiaw.
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