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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-05

P.S. On the evening of the 2Sth of March
Capt j. W. Ballard having been detailed to
take charge Of q fatigue party of one hundred
men, to build breastworks. / was left in
command of the company and, taking two Of
my men, through curiosity. 1 went out to-
wards the enemy's lines, who at that time
were throwing rockets. and on returning
was shot through the leg by a bullet from
the fort Capt. Ballard had just returned
from the front, where he had been in the
discharge of his duty. and was not in the
least to blame or accountable for my getting
wounded. Yours respectfully,
Nj. SHAUGHNEssY.
Lieut. 47th Ill. Vol.
Union Please Copy.
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VALUABLE STOCK FARM FOR SALE,

SITUATED on the north side of Copper
- Creek, on the road leading from Muscatine to
tract and 40 acres of timber, lying OF a mile
south east, in all 1856 acres; 100 acres in cultiva-
ton, two orchards, frame house with four rooms
good stable, stock scales and stock yards, never
failing and never freezing spring water, 40 acres
ofthe farm sowed in grass; IN. range on the Mis-.
sissipPi bottom can't be beat in the northwest-
This with 40 head OF cattle, 10 head of colts and
brood mares, with all my farming utensils, will
October next.
Drury township, Rock Island County, Illinois
April 21st, 1865. JAMES PATTERSON.
p. s. The farm can be bought by paying one
half the money down, the other hali in ten wears.
BY entering into satisfactory arrangements.
Apl25wtE Up.
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SEPARATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom
IN II may concern that John Arnold and Theresa
Arnold having this day separated from board and
bed by mutual agreement, and hereby forbid all
persons to trust or harbor her, said Theresa Ar
sold, on my account
JOHN ARNOLD.
Rock leland, June 2sth 1865 dw3w.
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RIVER STREET HOTEL

Next Door to Langiey's Warehouse.
THE Subscriber has, at q large expendi.
i ture OF money, fitted up, in the best manner,
a hotel on River street, in Rock Island, former
ly kept by Sehaible) and furnished IL with enSirely
new furniture, and respectfully INFORMS the public
that from his long experience in the busi-
ness, he THINKS she knows how to keep a
hotel 30 and respectfully solIeits share
OF public patronage, believing that all who favor
him with call will be satisfied wIsh both fare
and bill.
He has also built new stable and can aecomme
date teams.
There 10, also, new ball alley, adjoining the
house.
H. A few good permanent boarders can be
accommodated. SAMUEL GALLUP
Apl7dwtf.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
= LOTS in the city If Moline, near Keator's
" Steam Saw Mill
In the City of Rock Island.
lot, 20 by $50 feet on From: street, near Ferry
landing in the city of Rock Island.
lots, in Bailey Davenport's addition to the
city of Rock Island.
Ia the City Of Darenport, Io,ca.
z lots ON Main street, near Cook & Drury's
Office.
lots on Sd street, between Main and Harrison
streets.
lots on corner of Ripley and 9th streets
lot on east corner OF Warren and Sd streets.
In LeCiaire.
as lots in the city of LeClaire, Iowa.
For Lease.
Also for lease for the term Of 20 year. a lot in
the city ofRoct leland, fronting 400 feet on the
slough, east Of the ciIy bridge. In front Of this
lot is the best harbor for logs in the city. Apply
to B. DAVENPORT,
july3dlm. Rock island.
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GERMAN-AMERICAy
I y ~ Il 1T Il - L

I n ACADEMY for mental and physical
\ education.
The summer term commences next wednesday
July 9th. The pupils oil the Institute have free
access to the Gymnasium and TO the Swimming
School, connected with this establishment. For
particulars apply at the Institute, corner Ripley
and Front streets, Davenport.
W. & L. RIEPE.
Davenport, Iowa, July 3
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CITY ASSESSMENT LISTS.

CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
CRY OF Rock ISLAND, July Sd, 1865.
NJ Office is hereby given that the assess
IN ment lists OF taxable real and personal estate
in the city of RocE Island for the year 1865, have
been completed and returned by The assessor to
the city council and that objections thereto will
be heard by the city council al the council room
in said city on the 18th day OF July, at y o.
clock p. M. All persons feeling themselves az
grieved by the assessment of their property are
hereby requested to make or file their objections
at the time and place aforesaid
h. JOHNSTON,
july5d4t CITY Clerk
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LETTER FROM CAPT BALLARD'S
COMPANY.
DEropoL1s. Ala, June 18th, 1865.

DENoPoLIs, Ala, June 18th. 1865.
EDITOR OF TIE ARGUS. Su-You will
please allow US 1.-THE members of Co. G,
47th Regt. Ill. nifty VOL, through the col.
umns of the ARGUS to vindicaie the honor of
our captain as q gentleman and a soldier and
refute flying report in circulation In this
immediate neighborhood, the author of which
is said to be Augustus ID. Cox, member OF
the company, stating that at the battle of
Mobile Capt. Ballard hid himself in time OF
action; also that Lieut.. M. Shaughnessy
was wounded through the cowardice of Capt.
Ballard and that the company very much
regretted having made him the presents they
did, and that he had been drummed out of
camp, &C., &c.
Now we, the undersigned. members of the
company, would respectfully say to the
friends of Capt. Ballard, and all concerned,
that in the fret place we do not believe that
Augustus ID. Cox ever wrote any euch thing
home, not having, as we know, the least
ground on which to fabricate such story
In the second place we have never been in
any action, with one exception, where 1t re-
quired any great amount of bravery, and at
that time Capt. Ballard acquitted himself in
brave and soldierly manner as did the
| company generally and won the praise of Gil
the old soldiers and officers that were pres
| ent And at no time has Capt. Ballard
asked or required us to take position where
he would not lead US. Neither has he ask ed
or required US to endure any fatigue or
privsuon that he would not share with U.S.
And we say that whoever fabricated the
story, let him be soldier or citizen, has been
guilty of vile Islander and falsehood.
As for Lieut.. NJ. Shaugnessy having been
wounded through the cowsrdice of Capt.
| Ballard, we will let him speak for himself in
postscript to this letter. In hope that this
may put an end to the story, we remain,
| Yours respectfully
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SPEAK GENTLY TO THE LlfTLE 0NEs.

Gently, mother, gently
Chido thy little one,
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MOSES FROM a ROLLING STONE

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,rhe CREsadaem y gosarissHs h.
pupEfsHkbg #ssKsr AT oAxpss,, 81 o.,
BYeJ, 4 sHERsHMAN. J'gt''
oct 24'e5
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Cleveland Market.

0 90 for Xxx red; 90 SOC 10 90 for Xxx white. ',
| WHEAI.DuiI aI AMI lower. Sale car No. red
G0RN-Ruil. Sale car ear on track at $50.
| 0ATS-Dull and lower. Sale lear from store at a
RYE--yery dull and entirely nominal. aenm
! BARLEf-lnactive and nominal at Sl20 for No.
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LARD-In fair request for ty-rendered. Sales
1000 lbs at 2Ic in tierces and 22c in kegs.
| SMOKED MEATS-ln fair trade demand and
steady at 23c for sugar-cured hams lsc for should
BUTrER-Dull and lower. Small sales at 2i@2sc
for Western Reserve roll. .. 3,
dS1ns and Market lark u steady at sc
HlGHWlNES-Dull and nominal, at q Is
HLUOHoL-Market quiet but steady at o. 42@
- a for 0S per cent Neutral Proof Spirits 81 81
PETROLEUM-The market is quiet and nominal
nsEEDS-ouiet. Clover held at sla OO9l2 50.
| Tim9thy "a held held at $5 OO95 25.
BEANS-1yery dull and market nominal at saoop
3 DREB Ri T'aqf HPPGEsDu Ess offered free.
Briefs IS and firm a. .sso
LAKE fISH-Scrrco, in good request and very
o r% @ S Rs ot oTng s SbI prices ss oo wp haf bb
EATHBRS-Steady, with sales in moderate
way at SOC for p ime live geese. 49,.
SALT-Steady. Coarse 90 so; Ground Solar So 25;
Fine 50 95.
H0PS-Firm. New York State 4os5Oc, according
N %LT.steady. Barley Malt held at 81 80 per
bushel.
ALE AND PORTER Market steady. We quote
$ll9l2; Kennett sl1; Pale Cream ell; Porter sl1.
| Halt and quarter barrels in proportion -. -
| WATER LIME-Firm at 80 25 for 0swego and
Akron.
| PLASTER-"PowOll's" land Plaster, sis 50 PER
| ton. - 80 -.
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General Lees Renort.

PHILADELPHn.-The Evening Telegraph
of this city has Gen. Lees official report:
March % p. MAJ daylight this morn
ing General Gordon assaulted and carried
the enemy's works at Hart's Hill, cap
turing pieces of artillery, s mortars
and between 500 and 600 prisoners, among
them one Brig General and a number Of
officers of lower grades. The lines were
swept for distance of 400 and 500 yards to
made to recover the works, which were
handsomely repulsed; but it was found that
the enclosed works in the rear, COM
manding the enemy's main line,
could only be taken at ter
rible sacrifice of life, and the troops were
withdrawn to their original position, it be-
ing impossible. The captured guns, owing
to the nature of the ground, were disman-
tied and left. r. E. LEE.
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From Havana.

New YORK, March 29.-By the steamer
Eagle we have Havana dates of the 26th
The blockade runner Denbeigh, from Gal
weston, arrived on the 25th.
The rebel General Chalmers is dead.
A meeting was called at San Antonio,
Texas, on the 22d, to take into considera-
tion the proposition to occupy Western Ter
ritory and open communication with Cali
tornia. 1t was said 10000 recruits for the
rebel army could thus be secured. A COM
mittee was appointed to confer with the
rebel commander in the Trans-Mississppi
Department on the subject.
There was meeting in the Garrison at
Galveston on the 26th ult, resulting in the
death and wounding of several.
More French troops have passed through
Havana, on their way from Mexico to
France.
Blockade runners Mexico and r. S. Wood
arrived the former with cotton from Mata-
moras, and the latter with naval equip
ments from Nassau. The following were
lying in port Col. Lamb, Fox, Juno, Ban
shee, Pelican and Fanny. A large number
of schooners have arrived from and cleared
for Matamoras,