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Headq'rs LIST Provisional 2c..g:d de.
COLU WH!A. = C.. June 90, 1868.
GENE'Rd T. UT y RE NO

" EN 1AH IL NhI/EI ~ u. -.
ALL persons having IN their posses
IL sion any property f.nnp:ly hel' .,c
- the Confederate or State Gov-rnulci.:.
or any persons knowing the location of
any such property. will t"rhw, :, report
the sane. with an exact statement AM!
inventory. ',' he c'nrnnnIling Sic. re. q;
failing to q" which. ry whi incur the
extreme peno''y If Tie law.
ii. n" TAX of " description is to he
collected by or rn.I TO any officer not a.
nounced hy th- United :>,",rs .u,ho,i.,rs
Persons i'av, Z rnn] . Il iax-~ since tie
occupation of in.~ Ilace hy GovprnuI-,.t
will report the snlnc to tie co,nu:ai.Llny
officer.
III. A! p.,~'"s dr.iri". to oren trade.
or already l'av ~ done So ia This Guy.
will relo:, +" he Act. asst Prov :, Mar.
shall. sud receive their l."-"ses /. IN the
Provost Marshal irr4 No il. oxicaLiuy
beverage of any kind Will oe sold to uny
enlisted mon.
f.. w. y tx -: rn" (l) rcr ce 4. will he
paid tu The Provost MM:s!,n ,n al sn.-s OF
liquor. 10 be oac"..te.! f.r him To the
Asst Provost iiar>h.i :" the :%iga.!a. f,r
disposal by Post C"uLcIl CT Adm;.ls,fa.
ton
V. ANY person res,i>ing t, receive
at once arrested and ...e for dislovalty.
BY order Of "a. 5. HAHTWELL,
Brevet Briesiier, General.
GEO. F. &cKAr, lst Lieut. ana a A.A.G
ronc rs
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Headqrs Northern District Depart.
men5 OF the South.

COLU Nh!.i. :. e.. .'uSE -, 1865.
GENERAn IL ORDERS Np =.
nN and aftr! t!e !; !- Of ';,is order, al;
~ telegraph ':Aes IN .h,s District are
placed unde. the control of the s:,:i.iaYv
authority.
ANY telegraph operator f.;l;a.. to give
precedence I" n.;:l;a'y over civil de-
Spalches boih in t.':-!v'as an! transmit
ting the same, will il" con :der"d rol.iv nT
military m'sjemc'no'' and ,nnisnsl IL;
sentence of IL ml.'''..y .oa": or n The
discretion of the aenrest mi':.ar" com
mander. BY c"'an,nnl cf
Brevc' N"j Ger. J. p. HATCH.
(Signet.) LEON iHD Is. PERRY,
June Is Is asst A:ijlinna G-ne,al.
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a MI NE1&5TE
THE TERMS OF PARDON
E oc]ama'ion by the President of the
United Statss of America.

SuILTI oAdL5S Oh k1nerICa.
H"..;e:.,. tie President If the Uuitrd
States. on ,lle 81. day of December. 4. n.
si" and q" the ,o'! day of March. i. y.
'n6i with The Object TO suppress the ..y-
'nG reh@l!i"n. I" in,!uc,. ri! ,.rsons 10
i-inr. 10 IL iovni'v and 20 Store the
Authority Of the Tilt"d >;nteS. Issue pro.
clan."tI"rs "ti'rirg amnesty and rnrdon 10
cer'ain rtrs"as .'to l.a,. directly or hv
lIhPi:cA'i"n. pn''i.ipR.e.. III th- SAID rebel
hon, aud wIt:'ems many p~ricLs, who had
5" engaged III said rcheil,on. have, since
'hc isSnane" Of said prociaa:#'nn. f,iled
':"'.et-d to take the brDefi's offered
tnrrehy: ""'! g:.ef' ac "an~ persons, who
lave i;"en justly deprived t.: -: c?a;.a 10
"lnr'sty an'i pardon ti.cl eurder b, reason
OF their rar'icipa'ion, directly OF l.y IN
rlicsti"n. IN st'd rehe!!ioe aEG :onirue1
hostility to the Government of he Cnitei
States since the date Of said proclamation
now desire to apply foe and obtain ann es-
" and pardon:
- ( The end, 'hereTcrs, that lbs sv.horit,
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A@uucSScS, pIeScfLcti uit1SclI AT OOl.
Ingraham's rffice and took the oath OF
allegiance. Fourteen questions, arpli,
cable to the exceptions enumerated in
tho Presidents late amnesty procla
nation, were propounded TO Murray
before the oath WAS administered, TO
all Of which be answered in the mega
tive. except the fourteenth question,
which is a. follows: Have you volun
tarily participated in the rebellion? If
80, is the estimated value IF your pro-
per y over twe,.;v thousand dolls,s?'
To this Murray replied that he had
never paid taxes on twenty thousand
dollars, and did not know how much
he was worth.
Henry c. Burnett, a rebel Senator
from Kentucky appeared at Col. In
graharn's office this morning for the
purpose Of taking the oath Of alie~
glance. AS he was formerly mem
ber of the United States House of
Representatives he could not answer
favorably the question, Did you leave
a seat in the Congress of the Uni,ed
States to aid the rebellion?' Bat the
oath was administered, however, in
or!er to afford him an opportunity 70
make a special application under the
amnesty proclamation to President
johnson to be restored to his rights as
a citizen Of the United States.
NAMES OF PROMINENT REBELS WHO
HAVE BEEN pARDoSED BY THE PRE-
sIDENr.
The following is lss of the per.
sons who have applied for aud received
the Presidents pardon, under his pro-
clamation of May 29,, 1865: Samuel
Tate. Shelby County, Tennessee; J,hn
L. Rhea, John Shaver, Joseph r. An
der>on, William c. Newell, William
Cannon, William Mcclellan and
Isaac Newton, Sullivan County. Tn
ness-e; Thomas A Fow, w. w. Eppo
and David ]. Carr, Washington Ccuu
ty. Tennessee; J I'm Powell. BIounts-
vile, Tennessee; John F. Doak, W.
son County, Tennessee; Jesse a.
Burkner, Hawkins County, Tennessee;
j. S. Tnomason and John Early,
Granger County, Tennessee; George
II. Jones, Lincoln County, Tennessee.
Cine last named was formerly mem
Der Of :he Unie States Congress and
subsequently, Of the rebel Congress J
james B. II wilkins aud John Suit.
Woodford County, Ke' tuck.; John
LYON, Petersburg; David Strarton,
Po~ha'an County; Frederick W. Pea
SAINTS. Richmond; J. P. Pendle'on,
CLARK County; Pevton S. Coles. Al
be'o"rle County; j. T. A. Bib. Ricll>
mond. Virginia; Charles Brewer.
Annapolis. Mary yIand; Lucius E Polk,
Helena, Arkansas; aud Jos. G. Bradley,
Madison County, Alabama.
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MIR. HENRY TIMRcD

MN.L open, on WEDNESDAY, the 5th
w July, at his residence in Richland
street, (hetween Bull and Morion,) a
DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. in $ mich the
Ancient Languages. French and the usual
English Branches will be taught.
June Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-10

UNOR CHARLESTON DIRECT
IL The aud lrst class steamship
Ar.UAMBRA,
Robert II. Benson, Comrnander
win leave for Charleston s. o. direct Wednesday, May
10 at two O'Clock r. M.precscly from pier ~ East river
Has excellent accommodation. No freight re-
ceived day Of sailing For freight apply to
rs WiHiam street.
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EXPRESSES.

fDpEHffAMS FURNITURE HxPRESS-bAHGE
I'D wagoBs- moving futnitrre p city country Furn
.uie and " n'ot boxed and Slipped furniture stored
gqlgc rs Vest Eleventh street. nsaT 18th ayeDDe
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-08
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.

The court house iunto have become thor
oughly alarmed since the announcement of
Capt Morris for clerk, and the probable
candidacy of Mr.. Wynkoop for the same
place. Mr.. Jackson has withdrawn from the
field as candidate for county judge, and the
clique are now feeling the public pulse for
John M. Wilson, of Coal Valley, another of
their pets, for county judge. Some of the
wire pullers favor A. s. Coe, of Coe, for the
place, for the reason that he is much better
qualified, and also possesses the merit of
having always been true republican. But
qualifications, or fidelity to party will have
very little to do with the action of the court
house clique. The whole object is to keep
the best Office in the county in
one family for the next II o-
Is years, as it has been for the last II or
IL years. Therefore the Comet and Jim
Beardsley interest favor Wilson, he having
been the means of nominating Comet four
years ago and thus destroying Judge Gould's
chances for treasurer or John S. Gillmore's
for clerk. For this piece of service the head
of the clique favor Wilson, hoping thus to
secure the nomination of jim Beardsley and
keep the best office in the same family for
lite
Occasionally the name of C. G. Taylor. of
Edgington, is spoken of for county Judge, or
for treasurer
The tide of public feeling, however, seems
to be setting against the court house unto.
this time and all its schemes, aud the prob.
abilities are that clean ticket will be made
up outside of the influence or control of the
old court house clique. The people want a
new deal.
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speech that two years ago last december
Austin, Lander Co., was 90 poor that he
could not get . man to 60 there and take Of
flee; that it now had population OF 1900"
which is a tremendous exaggeration-if not
an outrageous lie. As nearly a. can be as
certained from correspondents and the public
prints. Nye has not told one truth concern
ing Nevada since he left it.
Ashley, of Ohio, chairman OF the commit
tee on territories, 10 on his way over the
plains. At last accounts he was creating
some little commotiou in Colorado.
Ii is rumorsd that work is soon to be com.
menced ON q. S. mint in this CITY. The
site was selected about two years ago, aud
100000 appropriated to prosecute the work,
but nothing has been done yet and our rep
resentatives don't care whether it goes a
head or not, as none of them care for Carson.
We had fine rain ON the Sd of July, the
only rain that fell in Carson City in 1865.
We are now in receipt of fine apples,
peaches, apricots, black berries &c, from Cal
ifornia.
If the Indians do not capture our printing
Office it will reach its destination this week.
The firm is composed of j. l.. Hardin Joseph
Wasson and myself. Hardin was ST. Louis
printer; was typo in the St. Louis Demo-
crat office when Senator Brown was connect
ed with that paper. Joe and Hardin will
run the paper for month or two alone, as
l cannot get settled with Uncle Sam before
August or September.
Thanks for the photograph. Splendid pic
ture.
JOHN WAssoN
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For the Argus.
MEETING AT EDGINFTON.

EDeIEGroN, Aug. 9th, 1865.
At q meeting of the citizens of the south
ern portion of Rock Island county for the
purpose OF arranging preliminaries tor a
grand reception dinner in honor of our re-
turned soldiers. Daniel Edgington was called
to the chair and VIM. Nj. Morris appointed
secretary.
On motion it was resolved to proceed to the
election of officers for the occasion-presi-
dent, vice president. and chief marshal. DIR.
Z. ii Bowman was chosen president, John
III. Ely vice president, and Capt. John A.
Jordan chief marshal.
On motion an assistant marshal and two
vice presidents were appointed from each
township.
The delegates from Drury aud Coal Valley
having been appointed to select a place for
said reception reported in favor OF Daniel
Bopes' grove north of and near the village of
Edgipgton.
On motion the first Wednesday in Ssptem-
Der was selected as the time for having said
reception.
On motion Nelson Sherwood, VIM. Fisher
and Lorenzo Parmenter were appointed as
hnance committee to whom contributions of
money will be given.
The sale of intoxicating drinks on or near
the premises is expressly forbidden.
meeting of all persons interested In the
matter will be held in Edgington on Satur
day, the 18th inst. at o'clock p. NJ.
On motion a special invitation IL extended
to our neighbors of Mercer county, and all
soldiers irrespective of locality are cordially
invited TO come and partake of the dinner.
Do motion the secretary was Instructed to
furnish to each at the papers in Rock Island
copy OF the proceedings of the meeting. for
publication.
VIM. NJ. MORRIS. Sec'y.
As explanatory to the above will add that
the dinner on the tables will be exclusively
Tor the soldiers, citizens being expected 10
bring along sufficient for themselves giving
abundantly to the soldiers.
Citizens from all parts are invited to come
ana JOIN In the joyful reunion with our. brave
boys In blue" Good speakers and spleu-
did band will be procured and nothing ia the
way OF preparation will be omitted 10 make
It the largest and most pleasant assemblage
OF the fair and brave Of our land, ever seen
IN the county.
WM. NJ MORRIS
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For the Argus.
THE CITIZENS OF EDGINGTON AND
VICINITY BADLY EUCHRED.
A Hocus Pocus Meeting and What Il
Did.
ANOTHER MEETING CALLED.
EpsINGros, August 9th, 1865.

EDsINGroS, August 9th, 1865.
Mr.. EDITOR IL will state the circumstan.
ces of the movement for q soldiers reception
dinner here, and let all persons form their
own opinion:
When it was known for q certainty that
the l26th regiment would coon be discharged,
q notice was given out and circulated through
all the region of country below Rock River
and into Mercer county, where quite num-
Der of the boys resided and where they had
MANY friends, for mass meeting of the oiti
sens of the whole region, 20 meet at E1ging-
ten on a certain day and take into considera-
ton the propriety of giving the returned SOL
diers a reception dinner and a hearty well
come home According TO notice the citizens
assembled, held their meeting, selected the
officers of the day and made other necessary
arrangements for the ovation.
A week or so after, few of the over
loyal met at Edgington and took the re
sponsibility of appointing two delegates from
each township below Rock River, leaving the
Mercer county people out in the cold.
The whole object of this was 60 effect a
change in the officers of the day. That
change was effected, and instead of Daniel
Edgington for president, E. III. Bowman, one
of the most radical of the radicals of the
Wendell Phillips stripe was chosen.
Now, if the citizens of this vicinity will
acquiesce in this assumed power to dictate
to them how they shall do such matters am
mistaken about their spunk.
The meeting was citizens meeting and
it was intended to be managed by the citi-
zens and to have the soldiers as guests. Ii
was considered improper to have the soldiers
take any part in the arrangements, because
the movement was to show respect TO the
soldiers audhonor them for their noble bearing
in the field, where they have won imperisha,
BILE honor for our state.
For these and many other reasons we hope
the gentlemen who have been selected by
this last very off ,ious move will decline the
nomination and allow the citizens to proceed
with their ovation without further interior
ence from few sore headed politicians.
l would respectfully recommend that the
citizens meet at Edgington on the 10Th inst,
Ia week from Saturday, and finish the ar
rangements for the occasion and go on as
though no interruption had been made.
Yours Respectfully,
L. Nj. TYLER.
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EARLY SETTLERS ASSOCIATION

We respectfully suggest to the early sett-
lers of Rock Island county the propriety of
calling meeting to form an association
Suoh societies exist in almost every county in
Iowa, and, besides forming very pleasant
social circle and promoting kindly feelings
among the members, they rescue from obliv-
ion and preserve in the form of record, the
early history of the county. The oldest sett-
lsrs of the county are fast passing away, and
the Thousand facts IN regard to the early set
Elements here will die with them, unless
speedy effort is made to collect and record
them in some permanent and reliable form.
Would it not be we'll for two or three, or
half dozen or more of the early settlers to
issue call for meeting and form an associ-
alton and set about collecting the facts which
will soon be lost, unless some such move is
made?
We will publish the call and do such other
printing as may be necessary to get up an
organization, free of charge.
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18th CAVALRY MUSTERED OUT

The 18th Illinois Cavalry have been must
cred ont of service at Pulaski, Tenn, and
maid off at Nashville, and then scattered for
their homes. Company L, of that regiment,
was from this county, and was lately COM
manded by Maj. Connolly, of this city. Some
Is or 20 of the boys arrived home this Tues
day. morning, unheralded and, of course, as
no one knew of their coming they had no re-
cepsion-but they are none the less welcome
home The balance of the company Will
come along in squads as they get ready
They are brave set of boys and have done
snlendid service.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
4 LOTS In the city of Moline, near Ksa,o.,
" Steam Saw Mill "'Of :
In the City Of Rock Island.
LOT, 20 6y $50 feet on Front street, near F.,,-
landing In the city of Rock Island. ''f!
los, an Bailey Davenport's addition 10 =.
city OF Rock Island ~ 'as
In the City of Davenport, Io.ca.
Office. Ofsr!'i
lots on Sd street, between Main and E,.
streets. anu "afisss
lots on corner OF Ripley and 9th street..
lot on east corner OF Warren and "a ,,,a.,
Ia LeClaire.
4s lots IN the city of LeCl4ire, Iowa.
For Lease.
Also for lease for the term Of 20 ve.r, l..
the CITY OF Roek Island, fronting 400 feet on =.
slough, ear" OF the cily bridge. In from, of ,1'
LOT" the best hsrbor for logs in the ciry. A.
,r,aa,u B DAVENPORT ~
Rock Island
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A FEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN W A &c 4
LIS The Best.

Is The Best
IL Is made on the best principle Will. m. Z,
elgn watch 10 generally made on no pr,,cIsi. :.
al; Inc ioreign watch is mostly made by woz,,
and boys, BY hand. While their labor \. c5.,,
Iheir Work dear n any price. Such Eatebs,
are made without plan, aud ,oId r,,bon, 80
tee They are irregular in coustrpct,o, -
quite as irregular In movement Tbey a. -
signed only 10 sell, and the buyer Is ii. 49,,
most thoroughly sold Those who nav. &C.,
raneres' "'lePInes" and .sSwiss levers "A Do.
,s.e repair Tor few years will appreciate IN.
truth OF our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WAITE
Instead OF being made of several hundred IN.
pieces, screwed together, the body of the An.-
can watch Is formed ofSOLID PLATES NJ,
interieres with the harmony of 1t. working. ~
NO sudden shock can throw its m,eh,nsry On, a
gear. In riding or any business pursuit. nm m
neia together az firmly as a single piece Of neal
III 10 lust Whist all machinery should be
iH. ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE Sd. STR1G
4th. ECONOMICAL.
we not only secure CHEAPNESS by our SIS
TEN, but QUALITY. We do NOT pTsters -.
our watch can be bought for less money than Is,
Ioresn hsake-oefisres, but that for Its rea ra.s.
IL 10 sold tor one-haif the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned YIN EH.-,l
10 what Its name in6Icates-Solld. SuL.las,,,
ana always RelIable-wsrranted TO slaad lrr
amount OF Marching, Riding or Fighting.
ook NEAT HIGHER QUALITY or WATCH
named r. > Bartlett is similar an size ana ss.-
eIai appearance, but mas more jewels, ana n.
elaborate finish.
oOk LADIES' WATCH, recently brouca. OF.
put up IN great variety Of patterns mlryG
1neal OF them OF rare beauty and work manshss,a
quite small, but warranted TO keep time
The PROOF of the merits of our Ws,e5 alr
De found in the taci that we now emplo1 eve.
seven hundred workmen in our factories, aac III,
we are stu unable to supply the cOns.artg
DUB THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCHH
.nnner and lighter than the Others we have oes-
cnoed- Its tine chronometer balance 10 oehea.sI
soJusleo 10 correct the variation caused by ctu
ees OF temperature. These watches are the rat
:. tne latest experiments in ehroDomelry, and az
mace y our best workmen. an a separate es;It
nent OF our factory. For the finest tlme-kssyY
luaiues they challenge eompsrison with tie oss
,1oh oil the most famous English sne SsH
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch CouvtrF
juiyl7dwIm.
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OFFER FOR SALE, my house and LET
i situated near the corner OF Orleans and Madi'
son streets. The house is a good IL story wood
containing rooms. There is also a stable. coal
mouse, cstern, and numerous other necessary
convenences.
Terms made known on enquiry of the under
signed. PHI KEEN
Rock Island, Aug g. DIFF
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-08
COMPANY b, I26TH ILL. VOL:

The following is a list of Co. B, 10th Ill.
Vols, 1.-THE company raised in Buffalo Prairie
and vicinity and first commanded by Capt.
ID. ID. Cline) mustered out at Pine BIuffs
Ark, July IL, 1866, paid at Springfield Aug.
l, 1865, and arrived at Rock Island Aug. 2.
1865:
Brooks R. Hamilton, Captain,
James II. Cofman, I'd Lieut.
SERGEANTs.
Nathaniel Peck, Orderly
George w. Rogers,
Isaac ID. Mallett,
a Charles E. Dunlap,
Joseph Z. Ely.
CoRPoRALs. - Thomas r. Sidam, Ferdinand
Davis, Martin V. Rand, Benjamin r. WaIk.r.
Matthias Agy, Theodore Dunn, William Mills,
Edwin N. Elton.
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DISSOLUTION.

Rock Island. July 25, 1865.
me hrm of Buford, Fate a Co. is this dav d;.
soNed oy mutual consent, r. ~ Tate withdraw.
ing from the firm. B. D. Buford will settle all
accounts aud pay all the liabilities OF the late firm.
b. d. BUFORD,
X N. TATE.
NJ nave this day associated with me, Charles
o. Duiord, Jr., and the business of manufactu ling
Flows cuitivators, &c. will be continued under
the hrm name Of Basil d. Buford Il Co.
BASIL ID. BUFORD.
kock Island, July "a, 1865.
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| MANNER OF DISTRIBUTION
CERTIFICATES naming each article and IL,
'aiue' are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES
"hlen are well mixed. One OF these EnveIon.s'
containing the Certificate Order for some ,r,s
ere, 'oortA az least one dollar at retain gill -
sent oy mail TO any address, withost reg,rd =,
ehoiee on receipt of Is Cents The n,sch.
VIII see what article il dratrs nd it, vain. -.
may De from One TO Five Hundred DeII,r. 80
can then send One Dollar and receive IN. M
named, or any other the list of the -. 100
aho aiter seeing the article, If IL does no, -.
renec' injunction, we desire II to be immed,.,s.
Vpe.etneo and the amount paid will be refund.S
ny TINS mode we give selections from : 1850
oeA OF nne goods, OF the best uake nd 49,,
es ana oil intrinsic worth, at a NOMINAL nrcs
y.r. III nave chance ofsecurlrg ARTICLES Of the
IN All cases we charge for forwarding the c.r,;-
80, Pc"sge and doing the business, the sum Of
nse cents, which must be enclosed in IN.
o.ue. rive Certificates will be sent for 81. eis--
hundred for SIS sa'' one
rarnes dealing rifh may depend on horfnx
Z, 1872 ,etHrns, and fAe article drapa u1l D. IN,
cypress. "" ma" or
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in all case.
,,. Mae your Name, Town, County and stat.
sEIDEN Il Co..
"a C0URTLANDr STREET
New York.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

A FRAME HOUSE, one story and a half
Awith brick basement, Containing room,
good cellar, good spring OF never failing water
stable, out-houses, good garden, abundance OF
ruIt, &c, sc Size OF lot &C by $50, The prop.
erty 10 situated on Warrington street, opposite
tne residence Of Ben Harper, and will be sold at
a bargain.
Enquire at o. b. Higgins, at the Hay Scales, or
on the premises.
Rock Island, Aug. 4, DIV.
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ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. NO.
~ should Advertise in the Argus. :"
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-08
GOING HOME.

Thousands of soldiers are moving up the
Mississippi, ON steamboats,, to their homes.
Scarcely day passes but We see hundreds OF
them going up the river.