The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

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RALLY for the whole ticket, rebuke disor-
eanizers, and stand solid and united. Get
ont every vote.
FoRDED.-Judge Kistler rode his horse
through the river, to day. where the bridge
is gone near Camden. He says q team came
through also, and that the water is falling,
and will soon be good crossing.
Dr. GAIT wishes US to say that his name
was proposed as candidate for mayor, at
tina court house, without his knowledge and
against his wishes; that he is not q candi-
date for Office, does not desire Office, and does
not wish any one to use his name without
FIRST consulting him.
A Coon THIsG.-Mr. Draper. the collector
Of New York, sends all the Savannah cotton
to his SON to be weighed, for which the son
will receive some $4,000 for about two
weeks work. Pretty good wages. but he
"6nds himself" s49
DEATH OF ALDERMAN WEBBER.-Our people
will very much regret the death of G. G.
Webber, Esq, which is published in this
paper He was man of excellent business
abilities, and his loss will be severely felt
His young and interesting family will receive
the sympathies of all for the loss of one who
was very dear to them.
We informed By Adjutant General Baker
that he contemplates the removal of his headquar-
thereto, to the town Of Clinton, at an early day
at least upon the opening OF navigation.-Da".
Dem.
Can't Davenport people raise another sub
scription and keep the Office there?
ROCK ISLAND CoNTRAcrs.-Among the
contracts for commissary supplies, awarded
in Chicago, few days ago. We notice the
following:
FLouR-L. C. Burwell, Rock Island, 800 bar
Com MEAL-Biddison & Gilmore, Rock Island,
100 barrels at 50, rs.
Mr.. H. A. J, MCDONALD wishes US to say
shat he thanks his friends who were DESTROYS
that he should be candidate for alderman.
but that he cannot consent to be the instru-
ment of any division among our friends. and
that he will heartily support Mr. Cunkle.--I
This is right, in Mr.. Mcdonald, and will be
approved by the people.
CRY COUNCIL Special meeting March i,
1865 Presens-His Honor the Mayor, Aid
Phillips, Laugdell, Huber and Babcock.
Aid. Langdell moved that a committee con-
sisting of the mayor and two aldermen be
appointed to repair the Rock River bridge
recently damaged by the ice.
Adopted. 44
Aid Phillips and Huber were appointed
said committee.
Adjourned to next regular meeting
j. s. GILMORE, City Clerk.
GET THE VOTERS TO THE PoLLs.-The friends
of the ticket at the head of this paper should
remember that it is very important that they
get every voter to the polls. By so doing the
ticket is SAFE But if they are inactive and
the shoddy people are active, the ticket may be
beaten. 1t becomes our friends in the differ
emit wards to work as though one vote would
ensure success and resolve to save that vote
EDGrNeroN AND buffalo PRAIRIE
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