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DAILY ARGUS.
THK UNION MUST HE I'RESKBVKD.
,, . OANroHTM, IK., rDITU.
"iiiurwiiiy i:piii''t,' Ma.v
'It' ntiy one attempts to hftil down ih-' Amen
t in Vl;iil.'fl"'t liiin on the spot " Mn A. IHz.
'ijr-Vw Aw ""'' I':'l"'r '"' t'l'H '""
tv "hat take- t"l''L'rnphic reports, cim-i qu ntiy it
can firr.ijli tin- people of thin und u'ljoiiiinK coun
ties with new i advance of any other paper.
nit m-:h i;m.itmi:n'I'.
Tho Chicago Journal of Wednesday even
in,; says the order fr..m Adjutant (ielierul
Fuller, f r the enlistment (if thirty volunteer
companies for tliree months service in tins
state, wax, this ni"miinr, fuiiiiteriiinn'led lit the
rc-piest i f the war department. It linn been
determine 1 to accept no tliree. months' men
f r the federal service, and none will he mus
tered in for less than three years, or " fjf tho
war."
.uT. .i;oih.i:
s,- , .i . . . . ,i :,,
i .(.. t
crchsitif; illness ha compelled this accom- i
pbdied soldier tii resign his coininissioti ut
catniiti.in the 1th cavalry. He ha returned to
, ' ,, .,.,, , . ,
lVt Byron, lhckey h cavalry has been in ,
Ccti'tnl.t and arduous service ever since the i
fall of l'ort Henry, and now number? scarcely I
twj l.uadi'd men. Ill all probablity the reg
iment will he mustered out of the service
within u month.
ti i; i'uiiii:m'x n.t(.r..
the late iuesiif;e of l'lcsidetit Lincoln,
li'iuhlerinj the odium of Ciiiiieron'n ruseal
ities. is u most remarkable document more
generous than wise, The president says "he
is not aware that a dollar of the public funds
thus coiili lc l to ntiollici.il persons was evur
lost or wasted." II" admits that lie feared
such Would be til" ;.-", but bis "objections
to the-e extia T-linarv pr ieee linos, were
overruled." I; i-a ! clinical dode when be
he shv " I o.t or wated," lor lul'iinno! be ie-
tcrai.t that ' lie ' I' his own uppointccs, lieu.
I1. M .riran.l r 'thcr in law "f Secretary Welle-,
liB practically stolen abont one hundred
thou'atid d 'burs from the ji .vorn nn-iit . John
1'. Hale established that fact.
it will hardly do for Mr. Lincoln to believe
nil his poiitiral friends houe-t. They have
Certainly been shown to have e .niuiitte I more
frauds and peculations on the noverniio iit,
in the year they have been in power, thnn
all the administrations which have proceeded
them. And this is shown by th'drowti com
mittee of inve-t'c'atioii.
Is li Tri t'.' bead the l'eun.ri'.nl'lc article
in rejrard to "Cmv. Va'e-' Sanitary Move
ments." t'oiuit.j frem s i re-pcclalile a pa
per as the A'nc l'o. Ilio'. and n icpublic
an paper, t "... vie presume it won't be con.-id-ere
treason to pnhlidi it. (Juniors uf the-ame
sort have been va ry current in private cir
cles, for sonic time. They uro now public,
and niu-t be admitted by silence, or dis
proved, lor th" lion, i of
the honor of Mrs. Ileyn dd
the governor -hail try at
thccdainauiL ret. ,rts.
our state, and for
, we suooest that
lea-t, t
;
i-prove I
' I
!
I: is now known that (leu. Itaitis hi
the
nri;(! of iiliiniine t. toriicdoc vvithi
works at i i.rktovvn. w i:ii the d
slll ol Colli
our troops
mittiti the w hole. ale niiirdcr of
inisi.-tiie same I, ains. vvtio, us lieutenant
Colonel of the I'nire I Mutt s army, mustered
in the first Verm u.t regiment at this place
nl, in a year a;;o. We tlioiiht then he was
the nu anc-t mini we bud ever seen in Ver
mont ; we know now that he is the iimm coii-
iimiuati' villain we ever s:1w- anywhere.
'iullaml ILrall.
. ' """v ''" '" s procni.na
turn is expose j by- . sentence in Senator
W ade s spec,. ,, .day 2d; lie says :
vourcounnatr-ln-i hic? in the m u't
did and neve,- will -o one inch beyond the
.,.,, .ot , . I I.'ij '. 1 .. 1 'l 1
T!... ..I ..l:... i , . il . .
o.o.o. -i lo-v.uoc, ,Mi"ie oe oocis mnr
tail law. 1 here he must pre-cribe rub
I here he luust i're-cr:bc rnlei yyb;!,.
he holds it. liut the inoinent lie in
uuuid that moment all hi- rules ;uii reonln.
tions tire eoiif with Ids removal, 'flint is till
there is about it."
. .
Are you in favor of tie
is and the union as it was
eos,,,uo as
to this question will tell who .re seccsimiis:s
and disunimiists. and who are not. The man
who puts conditions to his answer, or who, iu
answering affirmatively, will not pluntdiiinself
squarely in the union ranks which ure form
ing to beat buck ubi'litionism us well us to
overcome nriiiea secessionism, may verv pro- I
perly be doubted in bis professions of loyal- I
iy. .itu-H'jij iimtx.
-
A firemen's tournament is to be held ut
Morris, Illinois, en the 4ih of July. Four
silver trumpets are to be ollered n jirize-.
The Boston Pu.it says if the syt,.,i
f lien
Wood's speech in coiigrc, which u has -is
correct, lie ought to be appointed a cul
uuder JefT. Davis.
en,
1 1 el
CongresH yesterduy passed two bills, iuun
licipation of the rebel army arriving imtne
ijiutcly in Vsshingtnn. It wnuhl be profitti
ble to keep a small rebel army near Wash
ingtoti to march upon the capital occasionally
when legislation luos. Cikayo Journal.
The mitm-raiis friends of Capt. Shedd will
be glad to learn that he has been promoted
to the rank of major. Had ho desired it, he
might huve gone higher gome time since.
Altdo JltCurd.
The Iribune again had a opasm thin inorn
ing becaue the Miiiincation bill did not pass
unanimously. I'crhups when we get a full
report of tho vote on it, we shall see that
some of the more ultra nu mbers voted Ugainnt
it, because it was not radical enoneb v
juogu mm uj ne me case. juurnut,
A ehe-rebel writPH tn ui that the
our paper caused her dog to fall down i
It does neera to nave that ellect upon
many dog! of both eexes. Luuitville
nal.
V . 1 . Tl. .
nnsBiia to us, i'truri whuiuo Liruvusi i
nurshul of Kansas is going to drive out all i
the thieves, rascals, &c.
1
From the M. bows Republican
.0'Ml VATIW XAMTAHY MOVK-
We find the following in n enrrespondenco
of the New York World. We cun scarcely
credit in statements ; and only the high re
spectability of the journal which publishes it
would In! with iin a warrant for reproducing
it. It is proper, however, that it should bo
brought under the eye of Gov. Yates, in or
der that he may make all necessary explana
tions :
ISl-KlifcoS", SVH't AMI MAY fAHTIKf.
MoMKKI.V, May '..
The public will have boon at iiied In i-ie
the laudable efforts o tiie ii'illi'iritio ainl pat
riotie citiolis of the western stales, to nllevi
ate the t-ti k and wounded soldier with this
urtuy. S;uiit.'iry (Hiiiiissi in,i. hired Bur
geons, nurses and others have lloeked here in
hirctl numbers, and the ''olicriil l.eliel' is that
they have been instrumental iu earing fir ;
thousand" of our sick and wounded. One j
case haR just been brought to our notice by
responsible authority where the government j
hns been the vietim o n remorseless nviiidio, I
and w hat wax designed at an errand of nn-rey 1
eoiiverted into a frolieking parly, I iovernor
Yates, of Illinois:, it is related, Icloornphod to j
lien. Ilillleek lit Pittsburgh, that ho was d" !
sirmis ol accompanying a corp" of Mirge..im ;
and nurse up the Tennessee for the juj r j -. I
of caring for the wmneled in tins expected j
battle. I'Oti. 1 1.iiif 'k replied, instnietiiig
I' d. Parsons t i nr. vol
,n to prueie iran-ponai on imo,
St. I,oui,f.,r (in,: )o', e..-i.. nwl inn-srs. ;
Col. I'ari-uns at e ..rd-Ted the eaptaui ol
the eoveriiineiit chartereil Mealie r 1 Lampion
t'i reserve r-'"iiit'r 'mn rii'ir )jnii' )nii -!:.
The result of which va- a ).:u"y of ladies
and
eiitleiueii. to nrly a linielieil, p it on
board, the worthy :ocriior statinj.' that lie
had chariered the bi a' en accoiliit ol the stale.
The trip down the rivr was a scene ol fes
tivitv, gaiety and luxury. At on" point on
the river the limit Was Mopped four hours to
aceoniiii iilate a few "I the leaders in a stroll
through tic woods lor the purpose uf seeing
I some curious spi iiis. l.y an unusual IreaK
ol ti! I v, Oovernor
1 atcs app uiite.l u .Mrs.
KevriobN, the wile M a liciiti natit in tne ar-
ln: n ,(jlir ,, v,,hl,.ers. To keep up the
puerile fancy, thi lady-major was placed in
command of the b ml The joveruor and the
fair tiinior were the last to return Inmi their
nimlJi UH u;, ll(,t tll(il. W11,
jn ,K, W(K .t Cairo this precious crew
W(IS swelled to the list of n hundred. Lards,
dancing and merriment was the order ol the
day. Wines, scours, delicacies and nanitaiy
stores were consumed by the quests utile
servcdly. On their arrival at I'itt buroh ccr
tain persons on the hospital boats sent over
to the l.'liiiuipion for nurses to assist lln ui in
their attention to the wounded, but m l oe
ici miw rulitiitivrnl. It further appeals !
that onlv three surgeons p.l on board at St. ;
Louis, the rest bcin merely curious pleasure j
seeker. j
We learn lurlher, that (iovernor Vutes, mi
his arrival, did lit. doubted injury to the cause, j
' perhaps in i-cioindy. by ti lling the sol- j
' dii is that any ol them who were uiialde to !
' liuin h ttoiiel le-st.'tif back to the river, the1
i',ii," j 1 1 . 1 1 I w 1 1 it-1 1 was that a hundred and
ten men out of one rciiuoiil, and a hundred j
i and tiltecn out uf niiolher, availed themselves ;
ol the npportuiiily cau-elessly. 'I'lie-e we j
iibiiiit as indignities which oii. hl to be made ,
l liulllie.
Tin: im -M to oil. Al l. i.v.
KlUioit A 10. 1 s :--I :i la .t eveiiinc's Aniu
you uietiti"!iei the excursion to Coal Valley.
I'einiit me to ay that the trip was a delight
lul one. Tin- weather was just libt for a
full
bail
lay's enjoyment, tmd no
d to liinl Ins shale of it.
levee at about s o'clock n.
tie oi' the parly
'I'he train left
iu , and arrived
the lev
at Coal Valley at '. o'clo'k.
! cars the excursion'! uiari'hed
l.i.'ivinj; the
. the shaded
hint!' southeast of ihetovvo, -urr
und 'd the
eel's; nlii'r
school hou-e, and "mi. three c,e
which the school was dismissed (
the re-
mi.iiid' r of the day .
After M'lecliiiu; suitable places lor arrnii
inj; tables.-, or rather -yreadin cloths, tho
rcal subject, dinner. Was then orepared for,
whiie a majority ol ih" iiumbcr vvcie busily
ciiae.l iu athcriii: llovvci.s, with which the
blull's are Lciiut'uuily decoraled.
The yoiine, iadie- of S. 11. Hnidy's ,-choul
wove ,i neauiiiui wri atn ol llower am ur en
K
leaves. nd, approaehino; Mr. Makes, with
appropriate ceremony, placed it upon him as
a token ol their appreciation of l,,s kindness.
Alter conducting him to the post of honor, nt
dinner, a splendid ealiowa" pte-eit"d t"him,
the cereiu'inies bein conducted Icy Miss.
Mary Atkito. n.
Hiiiiier over, n.. thine; was left to be done
hut to enjoy the day. The hills and valley
swarmed with children, cujrcr lor iievv-lound
I'lea.-ure-i.
At nli ml. I o'clock p. ni., liio lou t v left the
i V alii v lor Home, all tired, ve n laonv. An
I'-
,,;n,atc count was -mule while re!urninK, of
,, ,,, , ,:,. ,. . n,,,t
showi,.,v ,.,, , , ,WV-,m, . It is be-
",iU "",'"K'""i l "' 111
! tl"' ''';1S' "j 'ViiK-t.t ol the day.
11.. II I. . , 11 . I , ....
.'a. wanes, ami an oim :'.., vviio ailcl in
,,;.;,,,,!,:,. i . ,, ,. . , ., ,
' ' " 'fe n' Is' 'l. it. tllfl ,1111 LO I Mi UH C IO 'I'll
i ol the city, may feel as-urcd that their kin..
I t"i m'Kt ,',"1y nppreiiated
ami in doiuu
; il they have couiencd u real benclit upon the
i youni; ""Iks, who will Inner reineinber them
, wi,h IlluatuIl ,.
licctions.
II.
Hock Island, Mav -'.Hh, iN'.l!
The state ilcnt of Imiiaiui has been de
tected in issuing over l.'Jliil.DiHJ of fraudii-
lent bonds
Col. T. J. Turner, of Freeport, hn again
been obliged to return to his home, out of
health.
Saddle and Harness
M A X I' F A 0 T O It Y .
In the basement ol'the lare liriek-lilock. in .Mar
ket square, nl t lie City Scales.
V. K CI I run.
IlA.
WINii bee
tl appointed by Julius. S-hule
his agent.
to conduct the aliuve biimuesa
( aii I'itiM n'l.i:.
Tlldsf.
winllllllf to Oil V I'loein in.l ,,v,c),
('" any ariii ic o, the iihnve line, are "res icctl'ully
lnviti.,1 t jine him a call. .1. Scliulz"', by
, , , A. K.ITTTKU, Agent,
Hull. l-iii,,i " '
Dec.
CliVS'PAI, ICE!
'I 'ill' ritiiscnticr williurnish his
X '" and 'he oihiie g,.(.tll
dd custom.
, VV ill)
s i i i: i o u
i ( i:
during the cuuuug season
'jliailtitie
prices to nun.
liy careful attctiton the wants of the pithii, ,
fcopL'S to merit a continued patro tinge.
P. M. SINNKT
he
uay hxprts, (Sundays excepted) 9.(10
6.-15
I .. P-
Night Eiprtss (Fundays cxeent. dl 9.00 n. m.
.00
Mendoti Accou,mod;,tion a.on p. m., 10.00. m
c-li- U a.m.mom.nd,
Siuperinlendtnt.
MlIICAr-O. lU-M.IY(STOV A- oImTTI ..r!"0?,t,.,ear,.V,s,.utu,! '.,,t"n .q-. I'istrictuf Culumlda. . I .,. t t..(.L- '. .
. s..-w . .... . v ouuion ot Jlutlers proclamation of Jt, !,,. ,,,-,b,v continued bis argument , . ' 1 . ' ,S,.'T i'r''""" I
Kiirht nf' tne 1st. Its bos,,,,...,, I. l,,,,,r Pl,n,i,,,,,,i . ... ... ., . ' , . ' --"""iu. mi ncreny give puDiir noiict that, l.y
" - I itAinuu.lli. 1 1 v .., ' v" : snow tuuwrit cuilil not lie reiuseu. llie 1 vuiaenl the power in me vested, I will on S AT-
n nt. 1 ; . . 1 . . . Ill tn, ri.u-s. , , , .....:,. i,,,;,,,,,,.,! ,!. .,,!,) n,lt 1 1 umv Till,- nsr nv il- s. , v .....
a cood', leave and arrive at Chicago ai 1 be Adams est.re.s 1,fliee is onenn.l I 1" V. - , . V . " .. ' , i V.'. 7. . V. 1 ,r. ' ,
i 1 lonowi 1 ti, ,. . . , .' ,1. -, grant uie prayer, nun lo-unv sum nil a o oral " i-n v cinr .1. .i. in sain uav, at me
JOUr- . .. I 1 "oUias A. I Ister ntinuunco.1 lumu.lr s .1 1 1 . . , . .i ' . V'.t i Court Hi.i.u. ... ti. 1) . u j .
By Telegraph.
Kteliuh'tly far I he ItaUy A njiu.
Battle of Hanover C. II.
JlElsEL, JX)SS 1,000.
oi'K Loss 31 r
; THE KKBEI.S COMPLETELY ItOI'TEl).
Tif rtluh I'liiifiirrnl nl purl 1'ihiw O.ir tnui'lnr
ufunjiii t'Jt'iit thnn '.,,'.,?....... ttj'jifonijittty
t.'tirrtrilnu State t.f ittt'nirH at .iA,oc. Xnr
fulk, .V'"' hltim.i, ilr, L'ltfm "'"; '"
h.llml 'Yo,.Ji ih II'' 'I'nt'i ... i lliili'mlt Ivil
yit m-ftijntit lit ''( I'lxy,, . I TKitn t' Jttiluft lit
lihuhlj' f'J. I '... Vy.l(;'f ('A'. Vf)
('. s ,s. (.. i-.
Telegrajiliur eiprikaly Cur tlic id,
Va.iiim,'mN. May !, -li
t. r:i ) .h Se.'. Slant ill that.
It I.liini Ariu.
n. Mc'lJleilan
the battle of
llano
id the
It i
r r. II. i
u!ti-d in the cnuinletu rout
etielnv.
- -ta'ed that wi.
have tak"n it li) pri"on-
erx.
They eiiemy'H Ioh is set down ai 1,'iMH.
Our no a buried lOnOif their dead.
I 111 I' I M .''.To in L 1 1! I'll -i in rxlKil iinii mis-
, , ... .
, ,H was prineij iilv
,,, N ,rl(l ;,tr. ,1 j ,ltt , ( ;eorL'ia.
I'r's'iners ( mi N. ('. suv they are very
tired ol the war, und sav tha' their defeat
will have n very deuioriili.lu clf ct on the
rcted army.
1'olii l'li.i.ow, May "7, via I'airo'J1. -The
ein uiy is believed to hare been largely rein
forced. I u rin o the last three days, two t run-
ports me known to have arrived from Mem-phi-,
brioiiio i wo rc.;i incut" of infantry and
three batteries of artillery.
A pin t of this force was landed at I'nii-
dolph mid the retii'iio ler N t upied on the
Arkaii-as shore nearly oppo-ifc the lort of
l-bind No. .'io, where our scout report them
ei.oaje 1 in the erection of batteries. From
this it is pre uno'd tiiey have conceived il new
plan for the defense ol the two forts.
Neither our llotilln or land forces have yet
inade'ati nere-sivo movement, although pre
parations lor mi attack arc iiuictly and stead
ilv iniituriin;. so tlmt when tho time comes the !
i IlcUiV may be oii-Jy routed.
lieserters and
reii(ees eoiitinuaily arnvi
indeed the wood hereabo.it are tilled with i
them.
Several who have just come in -cy the ene
my iin- about to assail our flotilla u second
til'll".
A rolitio'o who arrived from Memphis on j
Siindiiv savs a rumor vv. i-current in that city i
that l't federal vessels bad reached White j l(,nt took up I'ol. Mansoti of Ky., who wase.i
river. and established a blockade at ii mouth, j pee'ed to be e.xchanoed tor Col. Corcoran. and
and the steamboats were thus cut oil Inuu al-o dipt I! .berlson of Va., Lieut. Whitaker,
their I a-t avenue ,,f e-eape, nn. were to be : n privale, a lady, mid Mr. Lowe of Ky. 'I'he
burned or scuttled on tin- appearance ol our j boat arrived at City Point on Sunday even'.
licet. The next niornin,; lien. Wool's comiuiiuica-
Luter II I'. M. "or iiioltar boat which I tioii was delivered, and on Tuesday an an
have been -ilent lor some diiys have uain j sworwa received from lien. JIujrer. Colonel
ipeliod Iin
'hots, lire'
-. but have receiveil no reply t
0
I ill lillif k -uecessinii.
Sii-i jin-liiinrj ili. May 'JS. The bridj" burti
i d on the Kric rai.'r ad a! J 'tie-hop) is rebuilt
and trains run regularly.
From the I'otershure; Kxprcs, May 22:
Au.'U-'.a, May 21 - The Charleston papers
ol this iiioriiiii:' stai" that foil" federal vessels
shelled C.le's (late and Iviabwa Islands yes
terday morning.
The confederate retired after burning their
barracks.
Im le's Island is 11
stole
l " miles from Cluir-
lleriild'sd
patch,
el Mill
'I'he iverl.ind
th" ti allspol tllt i
pur and d icmn
mpiinv will lesuine
I' letter,- in la days. I'a
will i by I'uuauiii, un
it) arranir-'iiieii' ol t io- oi mnniv with Van
derbilt.for which I
annum.
is to receive SluO.lMHI per
Times di-palch.
New Uridyl'. Chickiihominv river, May 20.
Within the pn-t three day th" disposition
of the whole rebel army before Richmond has
been changed.
Instead of the rebel retreating with nil
their supplies and camp ci jiiiiipae, towards
the ell v, they are comiu; from it in Liriie
numbers, -and are evidently determined t., New Orleans goiuls ol any klll'l will rit Here
make a -land between il and t he Cliicahomi - j after be transported by express companies to
iV. ! Norfolk. I'nrt-oiioiith ot- disport, except by
"it was ii-cert lined beyond a doubt that li ; ;i. rmis-ion of the coiiiniandilig ca'iionil, ai.ii
il II Mi 'i r . 1 ,11 f II '.Itlll II Cu'ci. of tin. ,..,..,. s.,e i then only after invoices ot tho articles have
t'i,i"i men, i.e. -upied the p-oiind beivveen us
and Klcliiiioii I. Ii vvi-i then supposed that
our inarch into the city would be easy mid ru
pel, ami ttiat an opportunity wool 1 so, n be j
lie given the union cili'."n- of that place tn ;
demonstrate their delight at being liberated 1
from ih, -eccssi my ike, but the a-ji.-.-t is coin- '
pie civ changed and numerous ituliciitioii.s ;
invor the belief that our onward to lliehtnotid ;
progr.-ss i- to be hotly disputed, i
F.very hour troops are pouring out of Rich
mond und depositing themselves along the
line of the (.'hii kahoininy, going at some
points only n hall a mile Irom it.
A deserter Ironi a (in. regiment reports that i
between llichinonil and -.Meehickviile about '
one and a hall to ilv from the latter place, '
three (la. regiments have encamped sine" i
morning. 11" -ays Beauregard arrived in :
Uicliiiionil on Tuesday last, and that a nio-t
ii us nl'.cnipt will be made to save the
city.
Last night our ennboiit- i n the . I, noes riv
i-r, threw a few shells into the rebel bntteiie-, :
but widi what effect, we did not lenrt:.
Yesterday we had cars running from West
Point to the Chickiihominv river. This new
laeility for getting supplies, gnus uml ammii- :
nitioii, t i the army, can be readily apprecia
ted. '
A deserter who came -in this morning, re i
ports the tnaiiijbo'lv'oof the Confederate iiriny
on the mn l h side of the ruilroail.
I'he Tenn.
doing pick-
brigade to which he belongs, urr
tl duty.
The rebels claim they huve loO.i 100 men, but
N i,i ii mi, be n.s.cris, will cover their entire
force.
Much dissatisfaction exi-ts imiong them, on
account of the ciitincripti.ui act, and ninny
would be glad to lay down their amis, did ,;t
pride forbid.
The lenders are determined to make a .stand,
having chosen n position to-nr Richmond, for
this purpose.
N"r.iv York. May L.ith The steamer Mu
tau.a.s brings no mails and papers, to the
lsth.
ii, .t.. i', r, l . .1. i? i. ....
' ., ,.,,.'......,:'.' ,,,,,', ..,', ,!
no fays il our lira ve soldiers do not win a sut
e.sfnctory peace we must full buck on the
bnllott box, suggests nn amendment to the
constitution, so as to allow the people to vote
directly f'-T preis lent.
An order (run- l'rovo.st Marshal French savs
nil coffee In uses, barrooms, hotels, gaming,
nnd billiard saloons must procure licenses
immediately, under a penalty o( continent ion. i
Gen. Kutler ordered the circulation of all
Confi derate bills to cease ou the 27th. All!
sales and transfers of property after that dav
iu consideration of such notes will be Void
ntid the property conliseated, one-fourth to .
the inf .riiicr. and three fourths tj the United :
!Mato, !
Another order suppre es the lice lorarti '
vie- in favor of cotton burning. I
mo ollice n the lieo was taken possession
union candidati' for recorder iu the 4tli dis
trict.
Victor Wiltz unnouuees himself as a cand
idate for mayor, irrespective of party.
Six tuTsous have been sentenced U lie shut
for violation id parole given at Fort Jackson
by organizing military companies for the
reNej urmy.
The firizo steamer Fox had arrived from
.Savannah, also the prize steamer l iov. Mou
tun, from Sabine.
John M. (J. I'ltrker, formorlv at Ship Is
land, in postm '.ster at New Orleans.
Some cotton had arrived from I'lanueininn,
and n quantity olproviHions from the intt-rior.
(ien. IJutler forbids the observance of Jtf
Iavis' day of fasting and prayer.
lie had ul'o i-ued the order about women
pn-vioii-lv reporti-d via I'orinth. i
The Cr.'.-i'eiit is suppresed. !
Strict health regulations are establi-lo'd at
'iiaratitiiie. i
V.iiim.T"N', May 2-stli. Inf.rniaiioii re-
feived from lieu. Il.ill.'ek's eominaiel, dati;d ;
ycfteiday, indicates that no engagement had j
taken phe'e.
o lurilii'i- particulars of lien. Hank-' af
laii s liave b. eo rec-ivi-.l. i
I'liov iijkm t:
M.iv 'J., tj..v Win. SnraL'iie
Was to-iav elected I . .S. senator. f'T six years
(,.,., ii... J.l. ,.( M..i. I, .... ..I.,.,. .1... "..,...
. r. ' - .1 o
.. " "' '. " ,. ,,",
ot .Senator .Simiiions extiires. He received 'J-
.... ,
v illi's (.lit ..t 1 1 .( I .el. U'... lLt rixfilliip num.
i regular noni
illation in oppoiiion.
I.Al.TIMiHK, .May -I
iivtiniHt'-r in tin' I'. S. A
fit v. If; bai t n in i In
l.lljjelli
. di.' l I
OMIIV 'J
Van csy.
-day in this
ar-
N'mv VnKh . May 'J' -
been received li'"lu XeW
I'.li ii'.tL'i.- nave
have
I iri,.,n,v 1 1 , ,m ndiel
s Min i s, pieteudiog to oive iiceoiiiiis ol the
defeat o! iliilleck: also that butler robbed
Ithe I'ut'ii con-uiate id i li i, I ii ii I, ijei'o.-ited
' there by an uent ol the banker, Hope, and
i thai ail the cili.-uls made a iiauitiioUs pro
! test aiinsi it; tha' I'a' raut and l'.'r;er are
alruid t'llaiiiat New Orleans on account of
the m ih. ail i f which aud other foolish state
ment were, oajo'il" prill'' 1 by llie hiarie Ma
rina, which i-'-lu-ed to correct the statements,
ttl'h n -J, proved to be fa'se.
The la,t lilec' :iic,,uiit of Mav.'el. iilace
the rrcn. h l"ice I", miles from I'uebla, with
lo.ll"" Mexicans, ready to L-ive bntlie.
S, oTl vessel l,nv,.;,ile.l Iron, llavaioia.
for New l: leans, and in on- are ailvui-tiu'd, iu
eludmj; two Spanish Mteatner.s.
Two rebel -chooii'.-rs, with cotton, have ar
rive 1.
The IlritMi steamer Kd-.vard llawkins ar
rived with a caro of Cotton, front Matauior-
as and sailed for Liverpool.
Nt vv VoKk. May -. A
to the New York Moral 1,
Ji'ith. suv s
t'CCUl
lilted
di-paicb
Nasiiviiie
li
:is.;Mit .hell and N- a.'le arrived h"re to-
. T'lii'V ri.'i.ott ev cry thiii uuiet at Hunt.-.
''!':
villi Ala., and uoi ii I'celini increasiiijj,
Icre Clciocn.s and Jude McLean and lam- i
ilv are anions the prominent unionists.
'lien. Mitchell .speiika ol his ponilioii iu Ala- j
baiiui a periiianciit.
l'o k i- MoNRof, via lialt'nuore, May 2v- j
'I'he sieauier Ma--acni-ett -i, which left Sun
day uioriiiiii: tor City I'oint with a Ila;: o
trui-e, rotiirued early this morning, l'l
Corcoran und the other prisoners not having
l iieen delivered up, Mans ,n and the officers
I were br.nieht back. Hanson i very severe
on linger l'..r his failure to fulfill his promises.
I lur gunboat fleet still remains la or 2(1 miles
below City I'oint.
Nothing lias recently been done beyond a
rccoiuioissaiice a short distance up the Appo
matoina.x. A sipiad of the enemy's cavalry
was -ecu on the bank. but a few shells scat
tered 1 1)0111.
No troops or citi.ens ate left at City Point.
A steamer arrived Ironi Ilatteras thin uiorn
in. but biians no new.
There is no truth iu the report ol Ocnci-al
Iluriiside'- occupation of K.ileih.
The union i.risoners at Snliabury are mi the
way to New York, bavin;; been released and
delivered in (ien. Ii li r 1 1 i ij t', at Wilininjjliili.
X. ('.
Th" Norfolk Hay liook, which was sus
pended yesterday morning, re-appeared in the
ufteinooii the restriction havine; been re
moved in eoiiscipienee of th" frcipteiit vioiit
tioii of th" orders prohihitini; trade with Nor
folk and Portsmouth.
A new- and more strinoent order was to
day issued as I dlows ;
Hcadii'iarter.s, I lepurtnieiit of Virginia, I
.May .'tn, liiJ.
been furtii
I, with names of those to whom
and w hoiii they are to be de-
they bid
livered.
llercalter no more v-.-sel not. employed by
the iiriiiy or navy will be periuiited to go to
Norfolk" Portsiuoutli or ( io-port, or any other
place on either side of the Bonds, not occupied
by troops of the United States, except by ex
press nu'.horiiy of the commanding general.
Any violation of this older will subject ves
sels and property t . seizure and conliseiiMoti,
and the persons who may be the cause, di
rectly or indirectly will be severely punished.
liy command of Major (loneral Wool..
(uite a disturbance took place in Norfolk
last night. It is said to be caused by a negvt
shooting a corporal named duo. Barker, Co. K.
'.I'.'th X. Y. regiment The disturbance be
came general aiel toe greater pari i ttiecoiu
puny was .
.I. Ti
tin
ocs Were !
n.,i
and two Wounded. Six
..I' tl
T.
asci
e ling l,-,i,le
il.iV mint V ol
v; re sen' to the Rig linn
ers were airc-tcd. I n; ic
: All is ipiict now.
; Ni:w Yokk, Mav - i h ur market
ctS
better with lair demand. s4,2fln -4,-10 super
stale; s-l.o.'ial.bo extra stale: Sb-oa l,'tn su
per western; S l,."i."iu l,',lo couiiuon In niediuni
extra western; .a,i l.'iao, 1 5 eoininon to medium
I .-hipping 1, lands extra R II 0.
I Wheat lc lower. t'Otil.We Chicago spring;
'JoulO-J Mil club; s. 1" timber Mich.
Wbiskv 'Jo'laHMA, ijiiite tirui.
' 0 .t K'l 00 J
. New Orleans, May IS, via New York 2S.
A muiiii-ipal regulutioii ol the city of New
Orleans puiiishcs with imprisonment in the
calaboose any woman ol the town lound in the
' street after nightfall, or who may converse
from the windows of their house with persons
oulside. This is doubtless the punishment
accorded to women who may insult our Sol-
, diers, under the general's proclamation.
St. Lot is, May '10. The Cairo correspon
dent of the Republican says troubles are
breaking out afresh in western Teuues-ce. A
considerable lorce of rebels is said to be at
Trenton, r.-ady to niai-eh on I ni"ii Citv and
Hickman. Inioii men from Wick I ill' and
Ohio counties were flocking to Hickman for
protection.
l'oiir or live hundred icled cavalry are st.i
tinned near the mouth ol Obion river, await
ing the drying up of the swamps in that re
gion, to plant a buttery and prevent the pass
age of our tiniispori o on the Mississippi.
A paroled prisoner from New Orleans the
l."tn. says lien. Novell s loives are still at
c.mp Moore, .lucksun, Miss.
AsiuvnToN, May '.".Ith. Recently John
I'o.an, Ksi.. presented to the circuit court, the
petition id Ianici llreed, lor a writ of habeas
cor) us to Marshall Ramon, lor the discharge
ol a coiord num. claimed by a citizen of Mary
laud, as his slave, on the ground that said al
leged fugitive is illegally detained, and the re
straint and imprisonment are not authorized
by the fugitive slave law, of lSo". In other
words , that the law does not apply to th
l-nited State, or refused just a, well a, on j
the writ.
l urther argument will be Heard to-morrow. ,
The fugitive slave law continues to be, en- I
forced, l'uring this month about 50 blaves j
have been returned to their claimants. '
PKOrLIVTI0
Iliailey liavonporl, mayr of the city o
, Koi lv Ulmid.ilu hcrebv (Jeclnre nectiua twu
ii, ol' an ordiimiice pBed Aiaimt Mil, '', nu
titled "n unlince,' relatinf to l"t runii.nu lit
lare, to be in Core liuin tloi (l ite.
Uiiteil at hock liland tloi Kith il.iv of May,
1M.J. ft.UbKV IjAVKM'CK T, Mnyor.
M'KUEU DEVs"hT
any friends in Uaveic
pint, Iriw; opi'titd ;i
n loam li nllii i in tic I.e. :
t Jaire Illume, fur Hie 'irtollllii'Hi.itiiill ol ttioKC w liu j
wish any work in my hue.
1 niiull'lic at the I.ri:i.nre liouMr,l'n,ia s A. M. to 12 J
M.,eery il.'i eirejit Sioolan. Ttie luihuoe ot
tlm tune I xlinll lie nt in; ullicc in l(in:k I xla nil .
'lliankful lor pint Ihvora nml ..tt roie'li'e, I
hope to rei eie it noitiiiiiiiace of the Mime.
III.NKV IIMIIKI..
Hoi k I'iiinil, May Sih, Iso. ow
v(mii;tiii(. m;h, am uiir
i:u:hii:udy hams:
MOHEHOUSH'S
D-XTKNT K Kit' ISKN K HIRNKKS for Lumps
I' .. ., ... ... , ',
il HO'ioi v olu nt as, itri'iiuoiliu lie. iinmi
A J '
e loioinical liulil ever iiivi-nted ; Hill not oiikiimih
neire than ioie-h:ill tlieoilliir elllllllii'y lailipA di, ;
I! v i . a iTilit htiolv ilear liht s will lit vvitlniul
alti-raliun, llie IvioiiM-ne ainl i'lind I. imps now in
niie. Also Lanterns eniii'iinin sa til leirnir, tar ft it
oTior to any now in n.c .
i nr .;nr i'v iin: iiiimtiiii rm inrnri' ik i iijoi'ii
''V " S' t 'iod on Illinois street, I'll Im e Hon I also
livjolin Italic, on (lie tornt-rol pniliilo and buck
llm r still t.
'I'lii- Hiiii-'TiOcr lias llie c. lu-ave nt ney and
ri'lit of sale in buck Uland I "inity, Ills., and
M-ott ( 'on u1 , piu a.
l.ilienil dihiaiunt to Acnti,.
II. PUWAItV.
1.. M III I (.hi ,
J-.OOK IJliN 13 I i
I'ii.'I O'l'i.c JlllHiiill;,
I) W l;M'OltT. ----- IO A.
I l-l' W(l;l d in tl,
ncuie.-i manner,
ill ninl at rea-oiui.le prices.
! . 'f""M H."'k, .M-.im.- or Newspaper l-ite
hoaml in the tin
uiiinner and at lnut in t.cc.
Kcl3 il'iwil
I V'KW SIloRT LIN F, TO CINCINNATI.
! l
: Uittiniii'tli & (hifast Airl.iiie Hailr'il
I folly null's the slioriest ronle to-Ciui iuuiiti, In
I iliiinapidis anil J.onisville.
I P.seii;!er 'i riulin leave U est side I'nnui l)eiot,
v oilier Mndigon and ( anal streets, Clncto, as lul
j Inns
! Imv ICviiress and Mad 7. ('0 a. in. i Snndav s es-
eeptiil) iinivui" at Ciucniniiti 11.00 p. in.
Nijfht Kvprr ss 7. JO p. in. iSntiirdiiys exc(pted)
arriving! at Cincinnati !i.:',!i n. in.
Ketur-nni! Leave I'inciiin.-iti at 7.:'.(l a. in. mid
7. HO p. in., arriving at I'locaeo 7.:iu p. in. and
s.Jo a. in.
.Malioic. close inniiectii.ns at K'okeino with Pern
liidianajinli.s r.iilioad tor Indiana io!is, .Ictl'cr-
i sonville, Louisville, u ml all mints in Ivcntiicsy
' and Tennessee ; at Atnlersnn ami Kicliiiioiid tin
, I ' 1 1 1 ii .i . Ili'illnntiiiii, I il.ana, Xenia, ( uliiinlius,
1 with .Marietta & I'liicinnati and Ki. Murky central
! railroiolH, tor all points in sontiiern nh.o and cen
' Iru Kentucky : ilh Louisville Pitislnirj! packet
coin i.in limits, fur all points en the (lino itivcr.
I lomili In kets may he olitiiined at nil the
: principal railroad ollires in the norttivvest, and the
I couiiiinj"s ollii'.e, No. I3:( Uaudoili street, under
j Slinini.in II. .use. SAM. A. LKWIS,
j Wcnl'ii Pass. Aii't Chicaijo.
.loos' lliiiv.Mir, ,lr,, Cen. Sup't, Kichaioiid, Ind.
I'. K. Km. i.oi r, lien. Ticket Air't, do
ii v i) it o - i: ( i. i: ( t i ( i i: i:.
(Iliiford Place, Muhiie Avenue)
IMH Iv IsMMl Illinois,
(MB. t MILS. T. S. PBICK, Physicians)
!S now open
ol' Acute ai
ien for the treatment of nil forms
and ( lironir Inse-ise, hv a tlnuimh
i nursr nl M A I KU III l'i. l I , in ci n-
nectiioi witli Clairvoyant l'.aiiilnalioiis ami
Ml'Olt A I. PlllSI KII'TIONS.
The 1 1 on so and (iroiiiids ure finely al.d healthily
located, with xuoil trittrr, and fsmi:l hhcaca and all
the uceCHsiiry iippliaaees lor successtiil treatment.
Mrs Price will pay especial -iltelition to the
practice ot obstetric and healing leuiaie discum.
in vvlncli she is very nci
slu!
STOVES
AND
T i . W A It i:
C II K A 1".!
Those wishing to purchase anything to be
found in the stock of
sUII.I.U .V, 1,1 ill).
can save money hv ciiilini at tlieirold stand where
a good assurtineitt can snll he Inund, vv Inch will
he sold at a Inrce diBeouut, if necessary.
A li'ioil
One Horse IVnsrim a till llariu'ss,
Hiiitnlde lor general Imsinc or Peddling, lor snle.
Almi a huge
lllaiksiniili's Itcllovv.-,
in good order. I'. I.. H ';('( I.M , A inee.
Km k Jsbmd, May Slst, IMti:'. tnsvJ2ilw(l-
S10P IMVIXti BEST!
: : $ irr,oo . r
will buy a neat, l ouilortahlc llnck Douse and Lot
centrally located. Tilie perfect.
I'm liirlin. r i,iiti,iai!ar.i ueuire lit linn ollice.
in i0 Cwtf.
TKl SILK'S SALE.
1 ' IIEKKAS, Hiram I'ittsund E. Trances
P. Puts, his w ife, ly res Pitts and .Margaret
II. Pitts, his v, He, Khas S. (oilicrt and Caroline K.
P. (bliiert, his v;IC, ami Ibileun Pitts and June A.
Tuts, los v lie, by deed ilnti ii September 1st, H .
D. is.is. tdiiveieil to Jul n K. Dillon the real es
tate in s iul ilei ,1 described, which deed was re
corded November llllh l-.js, in Hook 27 of Deeds,
page 1 10. i.l'ihe ick Island county, Illinois, lie
cools, being all ol'biock eleven l'l, all ufblnck
twelve I'Jj. and lots one 1 1 and two 2 in block
thiricen l.'lj; a, I ol blocks seven 7 and eight
jM. and the west half oi'nlwk five p-"i as sliuvvn
on .t no I'v a pial made by Dmiel P.igin, county sur
veyor, and winch said "plat has been iluly tiled fur
record vviih the recorder ol'saul countv ;' s.ml real
estate beine ;i iiart id Pills, liilberl mill bills' s,.-
rouil A.nlito.n in the town ol' .Mobile, as shown hv !
s.iiu r.'ciiieii pi,u, ami i,y the sanl Heed to the said
I'lllnn ;
And w heieas, at the time ofthe execution f '
' "v ' " 1 i. n.i.u uiiuii, i ii in, .iiiitTl at ritlB I
O,'r"s"1lio,"i' ,i ,"t'"','k I"Nf'l" ' t;,",k' !
... ' "r';"n rlwuU 1,1 llw l,,ll,'r
nil ilceil tn llie saal llillon. 'ills, liilhert i I'.li.
tirta. as shown hv rert:m, ,,r,i,,.s..r ;.. ,1... !
possession of .mil ('ok. I ,lln i ln l lev -
And whereas, said 1. Iln, ,n t e u i.t dav
ul' Sele,l,er Is'.S , v , S.llo I .t U.1V i
! said Dillon, iu case ..ml t,.3 t:ld(, hv .t,. j
; hert M'itt should m.t be paid wuhiii three iiunitln 1
j alter due, io advertise said above described pro-i
peity ti,, sale, In gm.. r week.' notice of Ihc 1
lime aiui ,...,01' ol sale in soine ties, snaoer onlilisli.
...I in U....I- l.l i ,i '. '. , '7
,11. .1 ' ' '"iiiois, which sale ;
- " "-h1 v nl "inner njr casn, aim
the pun h-iser er purchasers,. ,,t t;ti to a absolute
ilcc.l lor the prone rtv soUl
And whereas, the notes m ule hv puts, ;,lb(.rt
is Pitts hue not been fully paid;
And whereas, tn secure the same debts, Pitts,
(blhert & Pitts also pledged the loll, . w mg notes,
all dated July J, ls.',7, to w,t: 3 mites made by
S. Dahb.f, oi'fioii e:..li(i eiiu, : 3 ,,., Ina,e eJv
J. D. baker, lur JIL'7 :.0-lull each : li notes made
byO. S. i;,l!,t. . tr Jlls 7.,.iuueaeh; 5 notes
inaiie liy Kilward Phillips, tor $1M3 7.'i-lull each ;
nlsu two other notes nn,,!,. ,v the said rhilbps, lor
Hs,l each; 2 noles made "by Jno. lluckley for
f-'oo each; 3 notes made by Alen. K. Swa'nder,
f -'TO each, nnd one note made hv Joseph ami Mary
I'oii.i tor $MI 12-11)0, with Itke'now. r to sell il,e
ame if Puts, (iilhert S; Pitts made default in the
"
said real estate and notes pledged as aloresnid.or I
so imu h m said property as n.nv be nccessnrv to
Uiiy the said ludtbtedness of' Puts, Gilbert &
JNO. F. LiLLUN, Trustee.
( a?r'l 2 iiw
THE
SEWING MACHINE,
willi all the recent iHipruTtiniwiU.
t.ltr.AT Ki:il'(TION l PHIti:!
Iluit mid I'lit'iipetl Muiiiil'.icliiroy and Kuinily
Mai liiiien in the world.
HM. I. OIMIS Abont,
t'nrner ol- Jeiiernon und (Irlenna atreeli, op
(unite I iiion Square, buck Island. nniyL'Hidn tf
Till: liEsi" 'M E TO 151 V !
iuxn
SI IOKS,
ia at K. 'I L'KM' IC'', in Palace
S'tuare. He sells
" 10 irt
( lieajn r iliau any oilier t'iarc uest of
.III. I win call deiiend tlmt liny articlu Veil 1M-I of I
lion i ju.t evsctly what he tueoiiiiueiuU it to he.
lie ho.
A VKKY LARGE STOl'K
of all kinds nl jjouds in hi. line, and
lie Won't he I iiilci'nold
hv unyl'ody in thin region of country.
Ilv nl net iilteiitniii tn the waiitH ol the public,
lie noj'Ca to ri i.oii ail in mil custmii
In Ins lint iiiiiuy new ones.
Kt lucui'ii-r I he jdace 1'aluce P.ow
ind add
near limit
S'lU ire.
iu:iy'."',i!ti'. K. TI'liN'r'.K.
iKtua Insurance (xiinjiajiy,
IIAriTPO It X3,
liiUI, . 1, lltih!
LOSSI-S AIUISTLI) AMI Hll,
il Uriel. Mines und Contents,
il Dwellings iinii Contents.
I Itiick Miup.
t Itiick Stithies.
SeUled lor ( ash, About $ 17,000!
.!. M. Ill I'dKD, Al-ciiI
M.iy:'!i,d : .
He
k Island.
M'AXTS A I10IK.
VNY perioii who wishes to adopt u little
girl, about two yenrs old, can hear ol a
chance by enquiring ut the Areas office. Good
recioniiit iiilaliniis will he rcipurcd.
ihssoijtion of part.i-:ksiiip.
The pnrtni-islnp lieretnfere i-sistum under the firm
ot' Hubert L'on x l'o., is Ihis .lav dis.solveit by mu
tual consent. All null's am! occounts due the late
firm must be paid tn Unlit, lion.
UiiHKHT DUX.
.H sN AH II. CASK.
Hock Wand, May Jul,, 1m;:.'.
The undersigned vv ill 1 ontiniic the business at
the old stand Thai klul lor past patronage, he
hope to receive a cont.iiiuilion of the Maine.
HdllKHT III IN.
i:li:i no oth i:.
roTICE IS IlKUKliY (il YEN"
t lint on
y I ill silay, the I illi ilav ol .lune, next.
t the
Court house, ia the town ot Hock Island, nnd
County of Hock Island and Slate ol Illinois, nn
election will be held fur the follow ing purposes,
viz :
To vote for the adoption or rejection of the Con
stiiutiou, and the separate articles nnd sections
Kiiliinitli'd, as follows ;
For or against the new Constitution,
loir or againnt the articles prohiiutiiiL' hanks.
Kor or against the delusion el eeroes and .Mul-
altoes.
I'or or against the right of suffrage and ollice of
Neerocs and .Miilatines.
For or against laws for excluding NeL'roes and
-Miibittoes from coiiiuig to nml voting in tins
State.
I'or or against Congressional aipuitiuiinienl.
Which election will he opened at S o'clock, in
the iiiornnii;, anil will cmiliiiiie open until (in'clock
in the al'lenioiiu of the same day.
(Oven miller inv hiiiid, at Koi'k Isiand, ihc i!2d
i1 ay of Mav, A. D., IsOl'.
II. II. K1JIHALI.,
Supervisor nf the Tnwn nf Kork Island.
IS62.
li
SAINT
MlSSOIItl KIVEU IS(i2.
i c k c I I, i n c .
OfSKril AN'U OMAHA.
IN HI.N.M.CI 1U.N WITH THE
11 A XXI HAL d' .ST. JOSPPll PA ll.PttA D.
sti:au:k o.mviia,
Cajiiain K. il. PWIL'UKVAI., S. Ku. Dav, CPk,
!Ti-:.uu-:it hot im,
( apt. J. I). IKHIPLH, V. W. Coi'KLAM), C'l'k,
Will Liave SI. Joscpli Tri-Hpfklj,
Piti liig the season,
Kor forest City, White Cloud, liulo, Arago, As
piuwali, llriivniville, Heckpoit, Sonura, Nebraska
City, Plntlsni, null, Council lllull'a and (Jinalia, on
llie arrival ol the e.vpiess passenger train from St.
bonis and the east.
The boats nl tins line are conniKinded hv skill-
lul iiini evpenenceii uliicers, ainl haw been care
fully overhauled and refitted in the lust manner
to insure c.iinil'urt nnd safety to jmsseitgera and
shippers.
l'o 'I ravelciK and Shippers to the I ppir
lissouri.
Western Iowa, Nehraska Territory .ind the Cold
Mines, this line is recuiiiuieniled us sale, cvpedi.
tious and reliable.
Uvcrland Transportation Companies
At Ni braska City and Omaha w ill receive freieht
from this line for Denver, Salt l.ak
JVC, Free of
Charge.
This route oilers to passengers and shippers finin
'''0 ca'1 n",re ''utter facilities thnn any other.
I imULAtn LIM 1 KAl if
I,v "Utl.orz.ed Agents for tins line
ci'pnl cities in the cast, Chicago a
Tl RfltT.H PI IVT R CTK MAtiL-
in all the prin
,'C -'.,.. .,.,tB Jllu i. ,, ,r
$ ",u ,
I .7 -"! i "'"'"o c1"'"' l",,nvt
n lid t he (.old Ml lies, Will II nU It muc I tl) their nd-
""" 1 h,u;' 'I '
S 1 K A ML. II AI,l'.X. MA-IOKS,
Cnpt. SAMCEL Bl'HKS, Jno. A. Nicr.i.v, CPk,
will leave latan. the terminus of the Platte countv
r-iilro. ol . l-.il, t, i-..,, i,.,... ,
. ' " """"i i.i'iiveii-
worn, City, v yanilotte and Kansas City
and
turn 111 tune to connect w it Ii the express train going
r,i si pi.i io,; ua V .
.1....;....'. T 1. . n n
I .esrum iB ivi.yiiii; .-I. JOS, pi, ill l'..K' p. 1,1,, On
arrival on the II. & St. Joseph trams from the
cast, win arnvs si Leavenworth nnd Kansas City
i.i ii. i.; i... ,nc i-oiiies ma ing iur i.awrence, lope
ka, Kurt Riley nnd Port Scott, next dav.
Tickets .Sold on Board ut all the Boats,
via llannitial mid St. Joseph railroad, to all points
... an. ,., me oiucrciil rouies.
All freight consumed to tins line, at St. Joseph,
w ill be forwardesl by the boats free of charge for
linndling.
Kor further information address,
It. KOKD, Superintendent,
)t, II y. KCROt'snM, Sc'y,
M. Joseph, Io,
SrRGERV FOR DISEASES OF TIIE
EVE JX1 EAR,
gms. m- J- B TALKER. 117 South
Mt. Clark etrect, Chicago, Oculist and
0 Aunst, gives his undivided attention to
tins important specialty, nnd performs all opera-
uniu voiiuei im v.1,11 i ipni mi i in ic anil Aural Sur
ery. C ertain diseases of the throat which W
u,uentiy ca -se ilcatneaa, nnd noises in the hsad,
will also receire special ntlentioti.
jMT Elimination Free. V. V. Hoi 2s27.
ItOCIC ISLAND
II
PUUJMX FIRG INSI HAXI E ( O.MI'AM ,
CITY or H.MlTF0i;i, COXX.
t'afiifal aud Surplus, . $501,701,73
MTV FIRE ISKn: rO.MIF.lSY,
NKW llAVKN.Conn.
Capital, .... . sk5),ooo
W. SOUTH WdUTII, Presuleiil.
; O.WKITH I T F1KK si It V( I CO.,
IIAKTFORI), Conn.
Incorporated is 50.
"''T' M(,uoo.
i Continue to ta,nre Ileal and Pertni, .! n..
I of nil Kind-mi the most favorable tt rms
ln-rty
, ' "j..,iRKKXK '""'t.
.loiiN II. Li iiHrni.r, Ser'v.
'I'he undersignnd having been npj it,, ,,,.,
ol the above respunsihle toinpanies, is pr.-U'iiiMl
to insure buildings and their couleiits naniHl loss
or dain ige by tire, nn terms as liivoriihlu a, ..
other respunsihle company. Losses which these
couiliaiiies may Biislaiti under Ins ngenci, will
he liberally adjusted by l,e agent here ami
promptly paid. Applications lor insurance prom
ptly attended tn, by
IIKIIMAV IT KM), A or .t.
Ollice adjoining the p,t nil',,.,., u,,,., sI.,Mj
LATEST WE WS.
xVew Orleans is Ours
NOW is the ti,0 t buy Sugar and all other
Kinds ol (Jrocerus, us
IV . Porry
Is.elluigall kinds oflJroceries at greatly reduced
prices, as he anticipates ihiwnlrill in
guods, nnd wishes In make '-IJiiitk
Sales mid Sinnll i'mlits."
All wishing
(.ood tiooils, al Rpasonable Triffs,
Will do well to go to N. I'KHKY'S.
s-4.A!l goods warranted n represented.
M-.W
DRUG STORE!
M O t k
I I. A S I).
'rilK subscriber has opened a ,Sin. iu
1 C.OTIIIC IIUICK,
ue unur v esi oi inggs' .,.,velry store on Illinois
street, where he has on hand and will keep a
complete assortment nf fresh ami ,ur,.
Drills and Medicines,
ciir-:.ncAj,
I'Kltl'UMIlHV.
'AXt'V, mid
toii,i:t ;ooi),
rent;
W 1 X K S A X 1) L I QL' 0 Ii .S ,
for Medical nnd Culinary purposes, and nil of the
reliable I ntent .M,:l,ci,ic. ami Medical prepara
tions ol the day. '
Also s lull assortment ot
Paint n,
'til.i, Vnrni.ih,
Ilni.slics, Glass, J'utty,
mm the best of
Kerosene Oil
Jirnxixa Pi.ciD!
Physicians ,II t a t,-s i. i'rished win,
Iresl. and reliable Medicines at reasonable nnce,
Z-d I rescript,,,,,, carefully compnunde, , 01ld
Medicncs dispensed by competent ,,d
lenced assistants. i ii- vi-iil
Hock Island, April S, ISU2. U"
A VKitV J.AIiGE STOCK
or
wall Paper!
AMI
v i;ij,nv ii'i:i5i
KK THE fsI'KLMi T11ADE.
New ami Beautiful Styles lliraiitr
thau Ever before !
Call and examine before innkitigyonrpu, chases.
DKVoE & i Hampton,
l'luuiiiier-s New Ulock,
Illinois Street.
ACAUEMY OF THE PiM.UtLATE
(0(EI"fI0.,
0 A V K M1 (I K T , Iowa.
ryili: .Sisters of Charity would hereby in-
lorm their friends and the pabbc ironerallv,
that they have re-opened the above named acad
emy lor the
i:ih cation oi.' yoi;c; ladies.
The course of instruction will comprise nil that
s... ..., K,,ou r.i.nsa education. trench
nnd (rerinan languages, music on the Piano, Cui
tar and Dulcimer, Drawing, l'auitin(j in (til and
water colors, and Crayoning, Plain and ornamental
needlework, Knitting and Dress-making.
The former terms are considerably reduced to
meet the times, hut payments are required in ad
vance, and
From this Rule there will be no Deviation.
Further information can be obtained at the
ncademy or at the schools at St. Anthonys and
Ste. Marguerite's churches.
April ?, dv.if.
Paper Hanging
WILL BE DUNK BY
PHILIP R. HEINE,
nt the follow ing rates :
COMMON TAPER at 10 CTS. TtR ROLL.
FA.VCY PAPER at 12j CTS. PER ROLL:
ALSO,
PAINTING!
ol every description, done cheaper than by any
other painter in this city.
X0TICE.
THE undersdfrned would give notice that he
ia prepared to procure a speedy settlement of
Invalid Pension Claims, Bounty Monev, Arreara
ot Pay, 4;c,due soldiers or tbair heirs.' having in
his possession all necessiary instructions, forms,
blanks, kc. E. D. SWEENEY.
iS- - - ' LZS.. , -1
T -Uli.
virt't'i''''''''