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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-14

Of army life hasAnot demoralized as or inca
pacitated us for the duties incident to civil 80.
ciety. We hope TO be able to have il said as
was said of Cromwell's Ironsides-where you
find an orderly and enterprising citizen, the
chances are he was one of the volunteers Of
1862 shouldered his musket, went TO the
front and ''crushed the rebellion"
But must close. Hoping shortly to greet
you, ris a ris, ] respectfully subscribe my.
self "a
Your Obedient Servent.
CURTIS B. KNOX,
Private Co. F, seth Ill. Vol.
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The Returning Veterans.
The Soldiers Complain of Being Colby
Received. ..

The week just closed was one of excitement
and hustle in Chicago. We had the great heroes
to tete and HOMIE, and a consequence the
arrival of Our brave boys was quite forgotten
They came home, quietly marched to Camp Fry,
and no one seemed aware of the fact. 1t is
matter ofmuch regret that their coming was not
looked to, and welcome of some kind extended
to them. Alter the campaign of four years, they
returned to their native city, and state, and no
one offered them even a drink of water. They
marched TO Camp Fry, hungry, thirsty, and
weary. The colonies of the different regiments
exerted themselves to the utmost to provide for
their men, but have barely succeeded.
Up to noon yesterday they were entirely with
out wood to cook their food, and were in very
unhappy condition As is natural under such
circumstances the soldiers feel indignant, and
loudly declare that they have not been we'll trea-
| ted. Along their route from Washington to this
city they met with the greatest kindness from
| the citizens especially at Pittsburgh, where a
fine dinner was provided for them. The recol-
lection of this only exasperates them more, when
they think that they are now in their own city,
and almost without sign of recognition from
those who owe them so much. They have a
right to feel ill-used. The great Sanitary fair
| naugurated for the very purpose of raising funds
| for the aid of returned soldiers, goes on daily in
our midst, yet Illinois troops return, and the
patriotic lsdies of tie fair cannot spend time tC
| give them meal or offer them a glass of water
| In view of this the whole thing seems a sublime
| mockery. Let the ladies look to the sanitary
| condition OF IT, men at Camp Fry, and those
who HAY return home during the present week
or they will lose their Good Samaritan reputation
| Ii is not lifting that our defenders should mee
with so cool a reception: we owe them NOR,
than refreshing meals and cooling draughti
would repay, yet they get not even these
| Caicdgol Times 18TH
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ADMINISTRATRIY,S NOTICE.

ESTATE of MICHAEL BARTLETT, De.
IL ceased. The undersigned having been ap-
pointed Administrative of the Estate of Michael
Bartlett, late of the County of Rock Island, and
State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that she will appear before the County Court of
Rock Island County, at the office nj the Clerk OF
said Court IN the City of Rock Island, at the July
Term, on the THIRD MONDAY IN JTLY next at
which time all persons having claims against said
Estate are notified and requested to attend Tor the
purpose of having the same adjust ed. All per-
soEs indebted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the underslgned.
Dated this Sd day of June A. D. 1868.
BEATHENE BARTLETT,
june5w3w Administratrix
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well Dart, Of Rock Island, for such commits
sioner.
Sup'r Crawford presented the name of B.
81. Cook, Of Rock Island, for the same az
pointment.
On motion of Sup'r Crawford the motion to
appoint a commissioner was laid on the table
until Thursday, the 18th inst
Bills of a miscellaneous character were
read and referred to the proper committees
Adjourned until o'clock a. m. to morrow.
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WHO SHALL TAKE THE CENSUS

We suppose it is known to the public tna'
il is the duty of the board OF supervisors W
appoint some person to take the census u
this county, the present summer anu We
hear that Supervisor Crawford has presented
for the consideration of the board the nane
If Mr.. Burton 81. Cook, returned and DIS
abled soldier. Mr.. Cook enlisted, from lamp
ton in Col. Williams company and served IN
the s9.h ILL.,, Vol.,-the gallant railroad reg
;mept: He always performed his duty like a
brave and faithful soldier, and Was shot
,hrouph the lungs in one of the severest bat
ties of the war. This occurred nearly two years
apo. He came home on a furlough, and
again returned to his post in the army, and
if we mistake not, was a second time wound
ed. He finally served in the hospital al
Huntsville, until he received an honorable dis
charge. His wound has not yet fully healed
and he is unable to perform any hard work
He is Door, and feeling the necessity OF doing
something to support himself and widowed
mother, he undertook the light duty Of plac'
inc shinkles In the bunch to bind, as they
came from the machine, at Weyerhauser
Denkmsn's mill. But this irritated hls
wound and he was reluctantly compelled tc
abandon it.
He is q good accountant and penman, ano
after he was wounded acted as head clerk IN
one the hospitals at Louisville, KY, until he
was discharged. Some of his friends. know
ing his condition, took an interest in him ane
procured a scholarship for him at the Com
msrcial College at Davenport, which schoo
he is now attending for the purpose of per
fscting himself in book keeping so as to be
able to command first class position IN some
large business house where he can get good
salary.
These are, briefly, the facts in his csse,ano
we think they appeal with peculiar force tc
the board of supervisors to appoint him.
ISL He is young man who is perfectly
qualified for the position.
I'd. He has been faithful soldier, fighting
for the Union, and disabled from performing
hard labor.
Sd. He is poor and cannot earn his living
except at some such light work as taking the
census and compiling its returns.
4th. He is resident of the county and
has widowed mother dependent on him for
support.
IF these are not strong claims on the sym
pathy and Justice of the board we do not
know what could be. We have no doubt that
he could get nine-tenths of all the people Of
the county, were there time, to petition fol-
his appointment,-and we have very little
doubt, when these facts are known to the
board, that he will receive the appointment
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RIVER STREET HOTEL

Next Door TO Langley's Warehouse.
I'HE Subscriber has, at q large expendi-
i ture OF money, fitted up, In the best manner,
hotel on River street, in Rock Island, former
ly kept by Sehaible) and furnished it with entirely
new furniture, and respectfully informs the PuUIc
that from his long experience in the busi-
ness, he thinks SHE knows how to keep a
hotel - and respectfully sollcits share
OF public patronage, believing that all who favor
him with call will be satisfied with both fare
and bill.
he has also built new stable and can accommo
date teams.
There is, also, new ball alley, adjoining the
house.
GS- few good permanent boarders can be
accommodated. SAMUEL GALLUP.
Apl7dwtE
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GUARDIANS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that In pursuance
~ ofa decretal order of the circuit court of
Rock Island county, in the state of Illinois, at
the May Term, A. ID. 1865, thereof, / shall offer
for sale on SATURDAY, TIE FIRST DAY OF
JULY, A. D. 1865, at the hour off O'Clock P. NJ.
of said day, on the premises at public vendue to
the highest and best bidder, the following des-
cribed real estate, situated in the county and
state aforesaid, viz: the half of the east ha
Of the north west quarter of section thirteen, in
township seventeen, north of range one, west of
the 4th principal Meridian /; also lot nu nbered
thirteen, upon the assessors plat of section
twelve, in the township and range aforesaid /;
also lot numbered eighteen, upon the assessors
plat OF section thirteen, the nshIp nd range
aforesaid; upon the following terms, tO-wit: one
third OF the purchase money to be paid al the
time OF said sale, and the other two-thlrds TO be
PAID within one year thereafter, with interest at
the rate OF six por cent. per annumn, said deferred
payment to be secured by mortgage upon the
land sold and by such personal security as /
shall deem sufficient.
ANNA Z SMITH,
Guardian OF Ezekial Smith.
Osborn X Curtis,
SOlItors.
The dover interest of Mrs. Smith will be incud
ed in the above sale.
iuneSwtd.
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NEW CIGAR STORE.

THE undersigned has opened Cigar Store
J. in Johnson's American, on Illinois street, in
the room formerly occupied barber's shop,
and he respectfully invites a share Of public pat
ronage. .-r
He will always keep on hand all kinds OF
gars, Smoking and Chewing Tocacco, Pipes, &c:
&C, which he will sell at Chicago prices
PETER HUM.
Rock Island, Jan'y IA, 1865.
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ROCK ISLAND HOUSE.

Y BE undersigned, having leased the Rock
Island House, would respectfully announce to
the public that it will be his earnest endeavor to
conduct it in a manner to elicit the appreciation of
all who may bestow their patronage on him. He
promises that il shall not fall below its former
character, and hopes that the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO it may be continued
Aug. 5,dwtf. JOSEPH KELLEY. z
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BRICK BRICK A.!
PRICE REDUCED.

I OFFER FOR SALE, at the Energy Brick
l. Yard, on the bluff, 200 900 first quality BRICK,
at the iollO wing prices, viz:
s. per thousand by the large quantity.
81 per 100 in small quantities.
Sll per 1000 laid in the wall, building measure.
These brick are equal in quality to those in the
Catholic Church, DARTS Store DimIck's Stable,
or the dwelling houses of Messrs. W ait and Comet.
----. C. ATKINSON.
Rock Island, June 6, dwlm.
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M Il. HlPPLER gives notice that only two
NJ weeks more remain for people to buy his
groceries, crockery, tobacco, Yankee notions,
SC, &c, ms he will then close business. He has
'eatiy reduced prices, and people must call soon
if they wish to secure bargains.
iune5dw2w,
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w. JOHNsON,s
kELSTAU RANT.

AZ JOHNSON has the honor of an
w nouncing TO the people of Rick Island that
he has opened
Restaurant. Dining and.Ic Or cam saloon,
Where ne trusts that satisfaction will be given
to all who favor him with a call.
apl2ldlm.
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BOWLING SALOON,

I HAVE just completed new and first
i Class Bowling Alley, the best in town, and
respectfully invite all who desire healthful
exercise to call at my place and try 1t.
SAMUEL GALLUP, II
ne River Street Hotel,
near Langley's Warehouse. ...
..#.Hea II
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

TIE UNDERSIGNED have formed a
i partnership tor the purpose of carrying on
the grocery trade at Wollenhaupt's old stand, on
Orleans street, and will keep a good stock of
family groceries, provisions, etc, and sell aw avs
at the lowest market rates.
GS- Cash and the highest price paid for all
kinds OF country produce.
JACOB WOLLENHAUPT,
HENRY SCHNITGER
syl5dwtL
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Brass and Iron Work,
Gas Fittin&
AND
STEAM PIPES

he subscriber keeps constantly on hand
L at his new stand on the corner of West Eagle
and Front Streets, near the Gas Works. all kinds
OF Brass and Iron Goods, such as Steam Cocks
Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups, Beer
Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe of all sizes,
Zinc, Babbitt Metal, etc, etc.
Steam and Gas Work promptly attended to and
put up IN wOrkmanllke manner.
a Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale.
Gas Filters supplied.
N. B.-Cash paid for Old Copper and Brass
JACOB RILEY.
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Island City
ROO Fling
COMPOSITION

ME offer to the public superior article
w of Paint for repairing 'eaky Metal Felt
Roofs. Ii Is invaluable for coating Wooden
Bridges, Cars, Ties, Ferce Posts and all Iron
Wood Work exposed to the weather, water or
laid in the earth.
Also dealers in Boat Pitch, Coal Tar, Roofing
Felt, Fire Brick and prepared Fire Clay
pared to put on Felt Roofs and coat lesky ones al
short notice and low prices.
Enquire at the Rock Island Gas Works
mch2IGw3m
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ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE.

Rock Island, June 6, dwlm.
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woiS found some human remains supposed 70 % t0sa
Of King James, Ill and his Queen the Princess MAsgS
rot OF Denmark Tho royal remains were dug up In III
Of last year. when the foundations Of the ancicus
abbey laid bare 1t be stated that the ssuctuxs
Is built Of feestone, Is about four feet and DAN -
height eight feet long four and half feet broad at the
base and about three feet broad at the top .. N
north side the following inscription is cut IN raised Ie
ers:his restoration OF the tomb OF her ancestors W.
executed by command OF her Majesty Queen Victoria A.
D. 1865" On the south there is the following III
this place. to the high altar Of the Abbey Of C
buskenneth deposited the remains OF James the
Third King Of Scots who died the 18th Of June bse
and or his Queen the Princess Margaret of Denmark
On the west end are the Scotch arms with the moteo
"Nemo me snpt1se ldcesst," and the east end Ne
Scotch arms, quartered with those of Denmark sar-
rounded by scroll Of thstles
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The Park.
Y A SPREE. AND WHAT HE DID.

BoREAs OUT ON A SPREE, AND WHAT HE DID.
Old Boreas held high carnival in the Park yesterday
He corrugated all the moods and OF windy nature
at times rolling along with the speed and fury of q
tornado and singing with volume OF sound which
passed AL the organs In creaton-thc one Of which
Bostonians are proud included. Then he would
whistle his favorte tune, popularity supposed TO DO
s'over tho hills and far away" with fute-ike soness
He whirled dead leaves aloft and tossed their
them In strong, steady gusts or short, spasmodic,
eddying puts he came and won't All efforts 10 define
his movements In vain Sometimes straight ahead
tho compass No place sheltered but he could
penetrate, and mono 80 secluded a. 70 be free
from his presence. He had real good time, and
the presence OF tho jovia liberty loving old fellow
created immense amusement Cheeks blushed rosy red
a. he kissed them in passing Fine toilets were sadly
dsarrnnged by his boscrous touch Skirts and shawls
waterfalls and nantes tossed about with ndis
crminate freedom The efforts Of their fair weares 10
repair damages were source OF great amusement 70 the
whom the laugh would occasionally be
turned when Q hat rolled merriy along eluding Its
owners efforts at recapture. The American eagles,
doves parrots and paroauets rued their leaners and
matter with them. Each particular hair on the apes,
bears wolves camcs and other animals stood end CIV
An extra suit OF clothes Tho wind dashed In through
the bars their cages cropt In through the crevces
assailing them on all sides front TANKS and rear with
dan e cavalry But the wind swept In and out totally
ignoring the discomfort and angry growls his presence
created.
Al the orchestra the wind also took great liberties He
snatched up scraps Of music and carried them on 70
gale the citizens OF wescheser county and other distant
points He played sad antics In this manner and abored
with unprncpled vigor 70 obtain musical reputation
under false prctcnccs Miles away he foatcd fragments
Of choice tues and distributed them over tho country
his own productions II Was, In fact, windy, bolster
day and one be much enjoyed as any sunshlny
summers day gave health and strength TO the sckly
and amusement 70 all; and those for whom strong,
bracing windy day has no terors should choose such
one on which 70 visit the Park
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band ia public 4 intensely ridiculous Recently the In
peror appeared on balcony during public festival with
his hand resting upon the shoulder OF that child
Queen Isabella assumed caressng attitude toward the
Prince Imperial. 1t is all very pretty IN theatrical
Of SO great Sovereign and statesman Napoleon III
There hidden motive Of course; perhaps Is meant
step In the way Of projected confederation OF all
all probable that the second and third class Powers would
agree to his manDuvres The example OF the Germanc
Confederation not likely TO induce them 70 adopt MS
views
Victor Emanuel has become . real "Wandering
jew" He is constantly travelling between Florence
and Turin One day he Is at Pta, the next at Milan and
the next again at Turin Florence the camp OF Somme
He seems to have acquired mania almost for ncessant
locomotion.
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Irslsnd's Future I'm An Engiish Point Of
v .,,w.;, ,...,

We must remember that they thc Irsh) the grand
sons or great grandsons Of people who reduced By
a. ysiorstous kgsdf,on Of ancestors 10 nearly
savage condition Probably ireland will be Of
the foremost parts Of the empire but there s every rea
son 10 hope that may be peculiarly happy and quiet
mart OF when another generation two has passed
away and bygones have finally and for all become
bygones The real prospect for Ireland Is that OF becom
ing In course Of time CsatlantIc Lower Canada viii
NO more amalgamne heartily NTH England Than OIL via
uuy but there Is no reason why should not be per-
fectly good friends and very useful and convenient
neiqhboro
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Our American Cousin Again.
THE CASE POSTPONED UNTIL TO-MORR0w-MRs.
cHAPMAN's VERSION or THE OWNERSHIP.
SUPERIOR CouRT-CHAMBKR0,
Hcfovc Judgc MonoIf

SUPERIOR couRr-CHAMBKn6.
Before Judge Mcneil
Laura KseN rs Stuart and Clarke -Pursuant 70 I'd.
journment the disputed proprietorsap Of "0ur Amer
"a Cousin again before the Superior Court ycstor
day morning. but after veiy brief argument was post
poned until Tomorrow In consequence Of the absence
Of Judge Moncric before whom all the previous pro-
ccedings and arguments had been held The only new
papers In the case are adavits OF Mrs Martha Chap
man and Messrs. Stuart and Clarke Mrs Chapman
swears in her affidavit that during the lifetime Of Mr.
Joshua ssbee, her former husband Mr. Webster, mgn-
cred 10 Mr. Silsbee the anuscrip Of "Our american
Cousin T. prt satisfaction OF loss Sustained by the
latter In quence Of sudden termination o. an en-
gngenent he was under TO perform nj that theatre. Mr.
Chapman also states that Webster purchased the piece
from Taylor for thirty pounds, and that when Mr. Sis
bee received the manuscript he made the remark that
the piece already half his own. On the death Of
NJ the play became the properly Of his widow and
she for sufficient confederation granted TO Whcatley
and Clarke the right TO produce ~ rescrving TO her
the ownership Of the pecc, subject only 10 this lcens
The facts set forth In the aidavits OF Wheatley and
Clarke develop no new feature.
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near the town Of Athens ON tho lire Of the haress
Railroad The WE'LL which Ia less than ono nunofeo
feet deep, Is producing, with imperfect macnnssys
twenty barrels per day
The following table shows tho extreme regular ooafo
prices leading stocks from the end OIL iooo 70 inc DO
ginning of 1898.
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1TERRTLL,s ADVERTISING EXPRESS 900 CARDS
M Circulars distributed In every city and town ween
person wishing become popular should c al the oc
5O8 BroedWay, room lR " kkRNkks Agepk.'
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FINANCIAL.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
"A Martinsburg Lead Mining Company win be held Il ~
Monday Oct 80 at NJ, for the election Of officers
transaction Of important business. BY order,
VIM III. DWlNEII,E Preaideuk
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The following statement exhibits tho September earn
ings Of the Pttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company as well q comparison with the same period
Of the previous year. There included In this abstract
the sum OF $1,000 for government transportation:-
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The following table shows the receipts and shipments
Of flour and grain Chicago from January TO October

despatch from San Francisco, dated the I4th IN
quotes mining Stocks at the brokers' board In that
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Dufutc
nv command OF her Majesty the Queen, an elegant
tomb or monumental structure has been erected the
spot Of ground ~ Canbuskenneh, near Stirling, where