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ed to plunder the gorernment. Men PRii.ADii.rHiA, rebv ly. THE BOSTON STOSE. SL1GO AND TYRONE IRON. N.

B. BUFORD, Comer of Front and 'Buffalo streets, IASGEXT, Bi and sold. lonev remitted to Eurone in coos COOK, URGENT r-rrir finnrvr: BANKERS, AND Notes and Bills collected, and proceexh lis of Exchange on all the nrinciDal cities DEALERS IN EXCHAMtE, remitted to any part the ruted States. Groceries. PARKER CO.

50 Illinois Street. HAVE Jo.t rwived their -winter aiock of Wnt aiiia lionds would re-paelniltv Invite ike uttenUoa ot I he citizen of Rock laland and ttw lnhaii. iiaou ft be aurroumline vicintiy to Ibelr well aeleclBd and chuio atork of Gfocrie. Piomiaioe to sell abettor article of goods chp-r than enn be bought at verv other simrlar e-Oabli'tbmeBt in the city. In of-t Tin Ibe foltowiosj lint of Gncirie tbejr feel coudJent than ihrj caa please every on who will favor Uiera iibt a call.

Orleans and r-flned Sueara, of all kinds. of the United bUfes ana juurppe, uouus town in England, Ireland br Wales, in sums and upwardi. LAND WARRANTS. CTOW da assembled at the Met i.t's fcxchariga this 'tnorhing to greet tVrce. He will hold a levee ut 12 Gen.

51. Dallas has bad an ia Feb 19, A letter t1 received from the elect requiting that there be no demonstratior: on 'hit arrival Gen. Pierce rwnaiuetl at Phila- Ln. Pier ins rented a pew in Rev. binitn i.ew zcnool rresbytenan jjrrii, Washington, which he attended Senator.

-jjra. TliaCS AT A It II- Feb. 22. Mr. Guthrie, ijse Djuhtn, and Secretary Kverett been closeted MrithCen.

lierce since (in 'morning There ben numerous callers at but nob have been received Pierce, Except a few' perional fif iuS. General Pierce came through in the ex- rcis train trom riiuaueipnia mis arter- oil ft. 11 kept as quiet as possible at i ifiSmore. and there entered the rear ear company wua oiuuey yveoier anu person B.itlor, reaching Washington Msyor Maury was at the Depot, -jjjt dlJ not discover him. The General i p-jjeJ 'ih rough the crowd unobserved, and the ears had fairly stopped, was off I Willard's in a Mil Fhs.lii Piebci.

Bostoit, Feb. 22. Mrs. Pierce will leave here of nuay morning, uj me iw Haveu route, to join her husband in Wath- jnron. Tne cai rape and i pan of horset to "be presented to Gen.

Pierce, will leave here UY-mofraw, via New Haven, for New York tin? Company giving them free transport. Death or William G. McNeiu i i Genera! William Gibbs1 McNeil died at residence, in Brooklyn, N. Y-, last week, in the 52d year of his age. He was io merly connected with the United Sfcutes irrmr, but for some years past had withdrawn from military service, to devote liimself to private pursuits as an engineer.

He was. employed in the construction of sanv ofthe most important railroads in ie United States, and built Ahe dry dock i Brooklyn. During the Dorr excitement a Rhode Island, he commanded the state troops, acting throughout with great prudence and judgment. Baltimo-sc, Feb. 24.

The Maryland Legislature have rejected tae bill to allo.v State Banks to continue the isue of small notes. -Sts imik lk iT, The steamer Aval nneiie was burnt to the water edge, at i Peuria, the 25ih ult. i St. Loi 21. 1 Market Street Tavern and Schleishon's grocery store and Smith's Shoe store, cor- ncr 10'ji ami were burnt last niht.

Loss about $5000, principally in- I' surd. PoviDESfr, Feb. 25. 1 The Dcraneralie State Convention, this T.M.. muitn the followintr nominntious Iowa.

Dubuque, Rock Island, 111. Sisht Bills: vrliiclt can in jigr on hand. Dealers sapplievl 6Ti uheral wa W. rk, D-lg9 At Go, W. tiark Angd -n, evfor Po-to UaMk DdcuoU, U.

Carpets. T'H lanraet and beal atorUnen I la Eoek UUnyf aaie rodaced by fc Merinoca. FRF.wcB, and German of all lUffcwl CHt tiiutf a and JJAi BAIvEli. LINSEED OIL," Sttpertnv article, tale by xa. der7 CHtLU A BAKBB aicseu Od ctoui Covr, bv Oct.

17. CArptUag atuung aod Tat- I. KOSRJ4. Sew Cabinet Shop. THS subscribor has opened a new shop (a Duty Row for the porpoaeof mtmufj.cturiatf to order Cabinet Ware.

i He assures the 'public that be can manufaetcrre any article pf Fl ie Furniture that may-be called for. Also, repairing in the best manner kin As of furniture, Piano Fortes, aud other mukwl irv Btruments. iL KOM AH2T. uVcl S3tf TEC'S and all kinds of irareiiuj buja mul 10 ord al the IiepoL, by CbiTRaj. lelfi Groceries.

Te- MiTiaaai'S, Cird'es, C.ff e. ir. 8mll Ac. C. C-, l8.B mail Oll-O" lie ntle at the hOSTuS eTuRE.

EOCEH1E3 Ofallaoreonstantly hnnl In qnan-T tttie. Counirv mere a nw and hiTa 00 favorable term. AISdWOETU LVSBE. may 111 Poots. and Sboes.

of Bea t' iek B-ota, 1 cair 1 Kip B) BkiU 1 -tbtdie Sbii of every )rt. -Child' VJnch we Srr rheaner than vr ilNsYRTUa LTMIt Neat's Foot Oil and" Frank Miller Blacking'. Ifihrr preaervaliYe now In use lao. A' Leather Vaniab lor sale at leHi I CUTTER '3 JiLPUT. OSTON SAlLa Awovted sue, aiiua 1S ililNGUEa For aaif by dec7 Pdia'jc o.

NOTICE. Te to aett'e every racnanr BiarKT.og npon trot k. k. K.mr.ih. (iu 1 'I JnilU.V.

Nov ,7 ji-5J, AiNgWORTH ICJiECTU; READERS At wlioleeale or r.i!,4-j 'j i gMMi aaaorlmeul of School. Iloi'h, luiapicd lo. i n-Kion. Older aoaciied, if accompauied aiiti lvec-u mbid A. PuRTtR Look to yoar 'Aceeunts.

double enlry Fulton and Book by s-ngle entry, Farmers, Mechaiucj aud ilerchunu use for tale at be rA V1MH EC tK'FK KE. FAXGY SI ORE. 1 A J- LXTDI i (Late of the firm, of Avery Lxidi.) 1 111. St Rork Island, 111. HAVE re opened a.

new Si. re. in Rip It Jsi nd. end i heir Block co npriae a la jze aamrirneni of Foriifn Uoods, which liiey owr very luw lor caah. to which ihey inivte iae J' lien ion the era of the o.d flrm and oihevawho wish lo purchase aooda cboup, Ye have hfaid a laro aaaorunenl FANCY GOODS, Snch a Ladtea fancy Irea ladles liuaWj aa ffiove.

Hrb and Jae.enet Mulirr Buiwii kiid boo net t5. iHlirwla. Alto luul aasouancul of I fhH.aBd, Hat3 and Caps, A -to an asaoiuueiit oi JaHau War a. To the Tailors- VVe would mention dial we hav a Iarr atnek ot Behfian Clotha hnrtly to a'rive, which we wii fler at ihe lowt-t unpor'tr rriLe tad lo which jnvie deir aieuUon. i J.LUCIAtCO.

Rock idard, Jan. 26. lSiX i Timothj and Red Top. "The subaeriber haa for sal a quantity of Tim othy and Red lop beed.ot the best qra.ity. It maybe had of me at my residence nearPrt -Smp-tioo, or at the stcra of Amsworth-A Lvnde, Reck I.land.

J. P. TEN.NET. Pre-mptioo i 69 tf i "C'XTRA winter aad prliuj wheat FVur, f.Kra!e If Vj d'-c7 rui o. 1 bibles for All.

rllir eff at very low rales to P'alo Plr.d- lair and fine mbosed Bindine. Family RlbUx uh or witmiiii Apocrypha ne rdwice and Ffalras, Tbej nut ba oid. Akm at be Earenport Hook Store. A INTS Bra baud Ba-hoo a tc leat Canli-H VOL'NS A WflSLKK. PLANK ROAD.

THE encouncinv proaped of ihe aHy caplrti.m iif thi important wirk, and its area! benefla 1 reauli out eily, baa induead ma aain en bark in Merchau-d iinc ai the city of Rock Island, where oiv aid Friends and Conner Customers can And aa irood a atuek of lxi aa aw wera iJmul in this cily fjr aaie, and an dirtx frotn market, and Just' Received, and will be aold a4ow, and on as eood twins (If nm a loetle better lhanat any "ALL. CASH and iraue" Store in this' City. i nave now on nanua larsa suwk of new Styles Law use Ginghams, Jaconeila, Cal eoes, Ribbons, Shawla, COMBS AND. H9NXETT3. i.

1 1" Morocco Boola, Ol all kinds. Ladtea and a full PPPr cnoea. Cuiiurea Hats and Caps, New style for 1 MEXS" AND B0T3 Saiamer Clothin-f heap And a ireneral stock of goods a suck cnunlry and city require i iffjKttuat'jrsr-i 7 wno may tau aa irilii Ami tir CASH fifive money. a heap of GOOp-" i- I shall have 66 hand with Decern fund and tbey will be fum.sbed al a Tboe de having them rented to. ia" 'I'1? l'pl'eatun so as toetJble me know what quantity to order i it.

A I outer CITY Boot, Shoeiuid. Leather glcre J. CiiANE. No. 62 lllinoi Street, TP.

resieelfully inform the ut-'xena of 's'nuu the aurrvMindnij cocntry, thai frieonoecied- with bis tnautiiiiclury a'utfUJ baroern T3 AX 6 iliV3. eteciad by an exi, oumartaioe all Ihe htntyj" "1 P'irahaattd in-. vVA Wliite Lead, XKEG3 Ko. 1 and Puro ft the best cvs" laoture. fut sale by SAWYt.a.WniTAkER ten.

Cantlles. aod Pressed 40 Boxps Star jesg 1EE, WhlTAKTB 4 CO TTATl AHU CAfLar-aud small. a a aotu nv ina ii Davenport, ow Bmrar fuli than it hutnr txwn before, and If A. toon vood and low priara wul Auawor itia parpoae vwi cawnsn, so mi ofl aaTii. Wt atTii ia lar.1 ualiuat Prtnta.

Cash mem, Hat met, i Lajom, Jnans. i HertaoRB. BroaUciutha, Alpacca, Ilickurj, Luaim, I.iDxeja, Tickinoa. Bleaclwd CherkA, Vi'ool t'lai Beia, Dattinp, CoU-jo do Primed do ISotka, Bay bim.a An wool Tarn. Toseiber with a vaHetr other thlnifs, Baking up the larguat aud bejl loca in Rncfr llnml.

A1SSVVORIH At LYfCDE. Every Man his own Lawyer. A form Ronk hv B0a.Ua VV containinir a rit atiKiuat of Legal information, forma fur all business transaction, a M.ip nfeacli State, with seal of lie State, od a map of United States encludini' Utah New Jlaxico and other territories, iur pa at me U.IVWFUKT BOOK fcTORE. Jan. 18, 1853.

CASH FOR WHEAT. 20,000 bush. Wanted- WE will pay the ighest market price frr eood Winter and Sprint? Wheat, deliveied to us in Kock Inland. SAWYFK.VVHirAKEH h. CO.

Sack Island Jan, 1 1, 1853. t- Bass Viol 0. S. Made in Philadelphia in the year 1302; 50 years of age. It is oot Itindaome, but for sound can not be rxeelled.

Juxt the kind for a church or String Bind. Price only 14, for sale by O. Bexter. Cheap Ja.k Store III St. BxY STATE SHAWLS Far.

Hlankats, Franca Marinoea, De and other win ter good aie now vVcrrl COST, at WADJWOarild, 1JKISCE SI PEHIOR Thre-nf lhe above Bn inatrumepta "iual received and for at nannfacturtri price by IBe igM ovi4 H. A.d'HTFR. PIANO PORTE. I have that Piano it will aoon he thoae wishing to procure a srood Piano, ll fid it to their advantage to rail anj nee TU' one, and have' one orde.ed itninediately They are made by Hallett fc Allen, formerly firm of Brown A Hallett, ton Ma. Evry instrument luanu -factured by them is warrented.

Price from to Call and see, or address O. Uai Lett Baitfe; iok Seller Rock Island A reat for IIilU tt Al-Un. Boston. Price of apeciman on hand, be seen at Ibe American Hou-e. For Lease.

MThe PennsyWitnia Hous- wi'l be leased 00 favorable Unas, ty the under, aignsd. The 'o( well known houee is elivihlv itia- ted on Wa'er atr-e', in the ci ty of Kot-k Inland, and is a deairaMe location iv I msemion given on or before the lit of April next. For fur ther partH-iiitr, apply to Jiw. Knnx, to the eubecribe on the preni'j-ep. 65 4w LYD1A" KAKLY.

glO Reward Lost or Stolen. Irom the aurwtet iber, a brown pointer log, ratlier above the ord. nary eiie, wearing (a; brass notched collar, fastened with a email hrav pauiorK no name upon Ibe collar 1 wnttrive tbe aUive reward f-r ttie deliver of the said dog auvc to me in Rock IsUod. 4tf P. A.

WH1TAKFR. 1 Call and See. A very ar.perior article of Shetding 2J yard? ride bow offered cheap at WADSWfKTH-S NOTICE. All peranna knowing themaelves iudehted rMimleil to make payment on or before th 1st of Ma ch at-xt. JOHN VAPHWORT1T.

YOUNG W1IISLER, Camden, III. HIVE BOW the Lirg and beat aelerted tork 'of good in thin County, hicb they are deterruiuo.1 to ell Cheap for Ready Pay. Large alea auJ am ill Tr ii our in itio. and ee. No trouble to Show gool.

30 Kegi Naili ou hand and l.r nlu at Camden by oc.sci iii-Lia. i rott Sktul 6tl for sale at 1111 ten by Yocno Wtustra. AKR ALT in Irat Rate n-w barrel, toil weiah I (or aaie at aideu by YOl'Sli WHl 20 lughad 4 ruxar on band aiiJ Camdea la iuuitliv lo sail Customer by YilL'-NU VVUIrft.ER. HTED AfflM AND PEACHKJI, aaie all Canidan by YOUNU IIISLEfl. .1 ACVSREt AJItl CXJO FIHH.

on h-rh. and Tor aala at Camdaa i m. 1 get Satatalu pure, at Canada of YULNi; Av MlSLEk. AT8 (uotjaai L'aaaed oil ft.r aale at CanvVn by TOLWtt A. WHISLEB.

vkni 111 fur ale at Cumdra bv TOL'NIi Av URLER. Carpeting. FUV)R and Slatr Carpuug, lor aal by aarsl NP-Gt'8 17 Hay and Straw Onitiiiir Ruxea and fira fLtaarUcle aae at Camden Mil by YoCNU At. VV HISLER. RU CP and adiciikea a writ Ircled 14 rk forFa at 1 ma-a ly Yi IM I I li I I CLOTHINCx FOB, THE MILUOH.

New Arriral At ths RAILROAD CLOTHING STORE. No. 7 Commercial Row, GFKTt.EMEW,webave just rereived our -tor'k fall and winier cloihiui; one of the laKwt aort mnata tor offered bvfora in Ibis cily, in oari of ujb folhiwin deacriptiona re.coala of all quali'hw and riMi CloOt. Uaaaimera and -Uuet FrucA and Pack Coal. Pea Jacket.

Vaata, Pant-, Over awla. alt wrta ot hits ahirta Knit wool and Fliuiuel UDderahiruand Drawers woolen socl.s. Cravala, Hundjerebier, Gloves I'njb ellas, Ca r-e ban. 1 runl.a and Va'lae. imtau style of Plae 8.

ill Hal, Ktne wbiUi aud hiacU Pur Matj. KoaauUt and wli baia, pa, cloth, uaa An Klaze of all deaeripiion m.i and bova. In connection with the abve we have a large alook of Cloths, Caesimere, Satinets, Veetrnira. which we intend to cheap. We are Uo pre pared to make all kinds of Clothing and ia the latest te onlr.

TTT I I All vv Of arranteu 11 Thankful for pant patinage, we invite our fnend, customers aad the public at lare to call aod see our assortment, aud we wilt certainly give you perfect satisfaction aboot the price. Call Call 'all I Call everybody at the Rail road Clothing Store" and you will always find ai ready to wait on yon. Youra. humbly, BLOCK. At Nails.

fjf" Bwton and Iron Mountain Sails, jur I received and lor sale by SAWYER, WHlTAKEa At CJ. Ladles Dress Goods. In Great Variety. UCH as all wool kr. Delaine, Cashmeres of the daeat and richest pattern, sup.

plain bl and fiiiured. Tery rich stvles, aaaorted colors, of 6 WHlf AKtR, Co ana At. HRARfil Ob of th moat nopabu' sw la ever published price 50eia. will aen ma for tbe above pie pofUije o. id, at APT, KTD, or th Wbtard of th Se A aaw Ru I manca )ual raoatved and for sale by dBCj H.

A. PRTP.R- ittana aadj glove 12 d'i duck mitten. 12 dex do clove. 6 dos wool mittepa, dos do gloves, 0017 at tk BoflTo Stohe. present wing administration have combln-power persons deputed to i ruaril the treasury have yielded to the approaches oi lavoruet ana and to gratify party favoritism, if from no baser motive, have assented to the recognition of fraudulent claims.

And this is not an isolated or unusual occurrence, but a systematic practice With the assistance of. the Tri bune it is not difficult to comprehend the necessity of an estimate of tixty millions. Washington Union. City Council. 'Rock Island, Feb.

25, 1853. A ti .1. special meeting was neiu tins eve ning, to appoint three Judges and a cleek tor Uie election to be held at the fLmrt House to-morrow. Present, His Honor the Mayor. Aldermen, Danforth, Webber, Graham and Walsh.

Daly, The following appointments were theu made viz: for Judge of the election. 1st Ward S. S. Guyer, 2d W.H.Sa2e, 3d W. T.

Norm. For Clerk of the election, B. D. Walsh. Adjourned, i F.

S. Nichols, Clerk. What can be for Five Dollars The undersigned have entered into an arrangement by which they agree to furnish the Knickerbocker Magazine, (monthly,) the Home Journal, (weekly,) and the Musical World and Times, (weekly.) to new subscriber, at the very moderate price of five dollars a year for the three publications all orders, enclosing "that a-mount to Dyer will be promptly attended to. SAMUEL HUESTON Publisher of the Knickerbocker. MORRIS "WILLIS, Publishers of the Home Journal.

DYER WILLIS, Publishers of the. Musical World and Times, GraaJ Literary and Artistic OombiaaUoa. Arrangements have been made to fur nish the KsictEiiociEt Magazi.ie, the Home Journal, and the New York Musical World and times, to new subscribers, for five dollars a year This is cheap literature, with vengea-ce. The "Knickerbocker is j3 per annum; the Home Journal, and the Musical World and Time, making $8 a year at the uual three such works can be obtained for five dollars a year, is a fact jtruly worthy the Caluric age which is just now being ushered in. Of the Knickerbocker Mag.

azine, edited by Lewis Gay lord Clark, it is unnecessary to speak. For twenty years it has been the most genial, humor ous, and spicy "monthly" in the world; and the present volume will be better tlian any which preceded it. The Home Journal, edited by Geo. P. Morris, and N.

P. Wells, is well known as the best family newspaper in America; and the Musical World and Times, edited by Richard Storrs Willis, with Lowell ason, Geo. H. Curtis, Thomas Hastings, William B. Bradbury, Geo.

F. Root, and other musical writers contributing; and which gives among other things, over $25 worth of music and a full course of instruction in harmony annually, is the very best musical journal ever published. These three ul-liealions will posts family up in regard; to nearly everything worth Art, Science, Literature; Music, Painting, Sculpture; Inventions, Di-coveries, Wit, Humor, Fancy, Sentiment; the Newest Fashions and other attract ions for Ladies; Choice New Mu-ic'for the Sabbath, the Church, and the Fireside; Reviews, and Criticisms of Musical Works, Performers, and-Performances; in short, the very pick and cream of Novelty, Incident. Hi.storv BiorapliyjcArt, Literature and Science including whatever can be given in periodicals to proraate Healthy Amusement and Solid Instruction in the family, and help to make it Wier, and Hap-, pier, may now obtained' for five dol lahs, Address AVER WILLIS, 257 Broadway. Eock Island Market.

Tuesday, March I. Poti No sates made since our last re- porU i Transactions during the week quite limited.1 Bui few cattle in the mar ket, prices firm at 4 3 to 5J e. 1 Wheat Salea during the week confined to spring wheat the prices ranging from 45 to 54c. Buyers are not disposed to pay over 50e. far the best spring, and 55c.

for winter. Ftoca No transactions to note. The market is heavy and sales of large lots could not be made at oer $3,50 for the best brands. Coas Prices remain aa last week, say from 25 to 27c Oat Continue to be in good demand at 18 to 20c. Bcttk In good demand at 1 5c.

Ecos From 8 to 10c. offered. Scsab-N. O. pr.

bbl 7 to7j, clarified to 9cts per bbl. Molasses N. O. 40 cts per bbl, Belcher's Sugar house 50 cts per bbl, retail 50 to 60 cts. Gold ex Srcr Retailing at 75 cs.

Coi-fee 11 cts per sack, retail 12Jcts- Cheese 10 to 12) cts. La i -10 to 11 cts. Hat $5 to $6 per too. Coal8 to 9 cts. Wood $2,50 per cord.

Hides Green 3 cts, dry 7 ets, in good demand Chicago JtarkeL Feb'y 25. or best city mills-in-ferier country, from spring wheat, $3.50 good, $4.00 winter, $4. 25a4.75. Retail trade.25c above these figures. Wjieat Choice parcels, to-day were old at 90c for milling S5a90c is the range paid by our millers.

Inferior 70a83c poor to good spring, outside figures, 70a80c ruling rates C8a70c. Co a jr. 45Jc good coramaaded 44a-45Jc. Oat. 30c.

Rte. 60c for 60 lbs. Bablet. 48a50c. Timotht Seed.

$2.00 is freely paid-f or good. Bottis. 12al4c. East. 12c.

Labd. OalOc. Pot ato e. 50c. ToaaiES 7Ja8c Chickem.

I4al8c. Ilooa. Market range rr LEP3 oo band a very Urge Amort men of -L Slt0 nd Iron, manufactured by Lyon, Sborb ic Co, Pittsburgh, which he offers at the lowest ch price, also, aorils, bellows. Tieet, etc. feb 1 ROCK ISLAND FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOP.

N. B. BtTFORD, Opposite Steamhoai Landing, itsnulACturer of Steam Engines. JTill Gearings, Water Wlieels, ami almout every variety of Castings. DISSOLUTION.

THE uf KKKUl rHJRD fc. CTt, wm tliMHlvad br euuwW on ih 3 l-t of U- or. If 54. 21. ft.

BIJK RU ctmlinoas cnaiaci Ui DaMitfl I o' LBe Rnck land Puundni anj Machine dbop. The rre-lpi vt an uua of Uw Uie Una teuod ur lao ctebu due laem. Jau 1. lHi3 OXEN. I have two wall broke yoke of Oxen for ta'i They can be sea at the A.ndalow frm.

Terms Caah. N.B.BUfOBD. Feb. 153. 12 HHDS.

SUGAR. I hav the above otineignment t.t nrime N. O- Stigar, which I Am directed tocloae out at a low ince by the bbl or hbd. If UFOKD. eb 1B5I.

A.Noruca Scie.vtiio Woimis porta rr OA Drsramc tr. S. Houghton's Pepein, the tror d'nettire fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared trotti a Rennet or the fourth stomach of the ox. After the direction of Bar 00 Liebi the great physiological chemist, by J. S.

Houghton, M. D. Fhiladelphia This is truly a wonderful remedy for indigestion dyspfpaia, Liver complaint. Constipa- bn debility, curing alter natures own method, by nature's own agent, the gastric juice. Pamphlet itaining acieutitic eyideoce of i's value fun.ifhed ifratia.

See notice auiougat the medical adver-tiaeiaenta. fT" Every who haa boaioeaa ought to adreifie Le bo Las naL ought to advertise 10 som. Watches aniJewslry. 1IIAVE Btill a'namber of fine gold watchen on band, which with aonae fine chan, juwelry lud silver wire 1 am anxious of selling before 1 (jo to the Eat. All who want anything oi the kind would do wll to call Soon as there is now a rare tLance for btrgiins.

P. M. Chicago and Hock Island Railroad. mkmm 1 Notice. ROlsT date, and then-after, until further notice.

Daily Train for the coBveynnee of Paas ngers. Mails, aad Ex-pre, will run betwern Chicago" and Ottawa. (Sundays eicepted Leaving Chicago aud Ottawa at the tine bol sUted. GOIXC WFBTWARD Leave Chicago at 8 a arriving at O. tawa ai 1 p.

m. BETCHNISrt Leave Ottawa at r. arriving at Ir Unlit the mad ia eotupleted Laaalle aod Peru (which te hat a abort Unit-) Stag's will run to and from the train at' Ottawa, connecting with stages and other conveyance from OutMt jMna, Soothward to Peoria, Springfield, Alti and St L'HtW. WMtward to IWk LI aud, Davenport, Bur-liovtoo. and Inwa City.

Nnrthward to iz Freeport, Galeti and Dulucjn. HIF PaiNnirera will procure tickets before taking eata in the irara. Buirgaife received aad checka given therefor. The CloHi in Sherwood Whatley' store iwnor of Lake and Dearborn street, Chicago, is adopted hy this company a atandarJ tiite, and the traveling public are reminded that the train wtll atart promp'ly at the tims atT ata'e a indicated nv that clock. A.

R.GILMORE. 14 I Siin't. To City Tax Payers. Tha uweMmeflt No. 1 of the real and TMrsanaI e.tate in the rity of Rik Island for the year 185-1, is coruj lted nj hat of the wilj be open for at the Mayoi'r office io aaid eitv.

for the term of one week afier the 2d day of Morch aext. Rock Wand. Feb 22. A.K.PHILLEO, .70 2w Citv Aaaetaor. NOTlTCE.

W'lEREAS nay wif Martha A. Biddiaon bat left my hd and Hoard. without just auae.or provocation. This is, therefore warw ail per-sor. againt harfVirinir or crediting her on my ar-eocn aa I aliall pay no debts of her contracting, from and after hi date.

Rock I.land 111. Fb 18SS. 71 3 THOMAS BILDISOS. 1853 SAM'L STILLWI1LL 1853 53 Olive st. Lei.

Second and Third. St Iaonls. Vo. Manufacturers of Pure Alcohol and Pure Spirits. Of any proof revj'iireI.

Also. Spirit Ga, Pho-irene Uaa. Che-nical Oil and Camphor, warmn'ett of a an pet lor tjuaii ty an 1 for sale on reaaonabl'- rm 70 fi 1853. 1S53, CHAS. DERBY 71 Lteee, St.

Lovis, jVL- anofaetnree of that old atar I Whiike- leturn liia sincere Ihar.ks to hi Diimerour enstomer for their liberal patr-Miaire and re npctfal'y aohcit a continuation of the aame 1 am now prepared to turn out two hundred bbl per dar ef the quality. ALSO -FOR SALE. I On bW bran ly 80 bMs Malapa wine 15 do gin 300 do old Jtmona beU and Bourbon nhiakey, ISObblaold Uye whiskey. fatt aaeortoxeat of'Fjtetm L'quers and Wine- 70 6m Fresh ArriraU by Express ncla Tim's Cab la. edition for the million, price 50 Cfnta.

Uoited SUtes Vol 5th 2 25 I me on R.velati.xi 90 cent Alao a supply of new nraeic for aale at Porter 'a Fkk Store. Pine Lumber AKREIT i GALLUP sre Utely jmi XJ chased a large quantity and have now 00 hfnd at tlwir yard an aseortnv ntiof iveryde acr iption of pine lumber for sale Io for eaah. Jtiit ArriTe4 at EDGINGTON, A full aoanrtinsot of oJ suitable to the eon. ich a Iryarda, Grneartea, Boot and Shoe. 114 aad Caps, Har.ivar.J teeiMv vara.

Ate. wbkh taeuer. wttk ml prevtams aioek Haa Stlod aa my atora. Barfainaeaa ha of fjr email or irMltcav KIW. dael Sugars.

Bo ROWN. Clarified Refieed, Pulverised ana Croahed Sugar, for aale by juneS SA WYER WHITAKKR Ai CO. TT'S'AMELKD Wefldiof and Viaitiac Cards JJ EUwy, Ivory aod Pearl Pen Holders, aad Portfolio, a8ortil kind tor aie at tue OAVESPORT BOOK BTftm. Last Call. ALL lboe knowing themselves indebted to th' undersigned either by Bote or book account, are notified to make payment before the first day of Jnury n-xt( etherwiee they will be handed ouer to au officer for cuJJectioo.

deel 53 J. SAJLOK. For Cah. or on time to suit purchasers, contaatly R. W.

Oark k. Brettfaers St L-aii 1 K. W. Cla.k oo, Pkila.teipb a. George Ax.

Chicai I TAX SALE NOTICES. N01IC2 ia hereby given to all whom it may concern, that the residing in Brooklyn, ew York, did on the Uth day of dune A 1S51, purchase at Sheriff' sale, for the taxis ar.d cos's ue the State of Illinois, and county of Kck Island for the year 1651), The following tracts of land mi said conn tv of Rock Island, to wit HQ acres, pt W- 27 17 3 5 JptN.WS27TlI.XR3 The time of rederrptioo of said tracts of land from said sale, will expraon the 9th day of Jane ls5S. I A MAS A WHIGHT. 49 To all whom it may concern. NOTICK in hereby given thai the undersigned did on the 9th day of dune 1851, purchase at the Court lioue Henry county and State of Illinois, the following tracts of land for the taxes and cost due thereoa for the year IS SO, to wit 8U acre ehf ne qr ee 32 J5 5 8 en acre wbf ne qr tec 32 15 5 And that the time oi redempOou will expire on the 9th day of June 1SS3.

Wethorsfield, Feb 15, Wm. POTTEIl. XCTIClb is hereby given that the underaigned, residing iu Rock Island couoty, lib did on the 13th day of September, 1652, purchase the following real estate, situated in the, county' of Rock Island, State of Illinois, for the taxes, in terest and etieta due thereon, for the year IS51 ec. 38 T. 17 K.

R. 3W 160 acres: Tl time of redemption of said land will expire 00 the day of September, 1S54. 71T3w JOS. JCHySTpy, Martha Babcock's Estate PUBLIC Notice is hereby given, that I shall atten4 before the County Court of Ielaud County, at the April term thereof, commencing on the 6rt monday of said mon th A. D.

1S53, for the purpose of settling and adjin-tint; all claim against the estata Of Martha Babcock, late, of eaitl county, deceased, whea and where ail claimants are required to present their do naisda for All porsous indebted to said Estate are also notified to make payment, to ttie- uadersigned without delay i Dated this Slh day of February 1S53. 1 6'J 3iv Gt-iO. M. BABCOCK Adm'r. Parm For Sale.

The subscriber otfers for sale hie farm situate in Edgington treciuct, two miles south of Bur-rail's nre. The Farm contains -one hundred and twenty sere, about eighty acre of which we. I fenced and cultivated. There on the premia-es a good dwelling house, and coraforUble ont buildingf, also a g'Xid well of water, and a yoong orchard. The farm is pleasantly sit jated, and a deairable piece of property.

Far terms and other inlormation concerning eaidjfjlAca, enquire of ihe guberiber at Edging-too village. I 1 C. M.CLAR.T, Edijinaton Feb 8 Cd tf. Guardian's Notice. "Vf ot i hereb? given that the uudersigned -LN guardian of Charles D.

Trowbridge a mi- nor under the age of twenty-me years, wilt a pi ply to the Circuit Court next to be holdeo af. Rock Island within arAl for the county ot Rock Island, the aecond Monday of May next for an order lo sell Hie interest oi ner said waru, 1 .1 .1. 1 i mciuaing me reveraiort ot me w.uow uower. any and all teal estate, belonging to said wjxd, situate will. in said Hock I-! and.

MARY TUOWBRID Uuardian. I S. Belcher, att'y for Guardian. 70 3w A rarm'for Sale. THTJ subscriber offers for fale a Farm contain-, ing three hundred aud BieBtjr-oue acrei; set-enty-one acres timber, the ret ie prairie.

One hundred -and twenty acres of it in good cultivation. The farm ia well Watered; and well adap ted to atock growing. To be Sold very taw for half cash, and the other halt on time, with moderate interest. It lies five mile Seuth West from the Coal Creek Depo, ot the Chicago and Rick laland Railroad. XT IT5 1 jt a .1 ic 1 uai.

Barren Grove. Burvau Co. 111. Dec 23 6t 4 i Plate of Illinois a a Rock Island ircuit Court tu i -y Term A 1853. Rock Island "iv.

J.J. Beardaley 1 In attachmant, B-nl min Stlckney. I "Public notice ia hereby given to the said Benjamin a writ of attachment issued out of the Clerk office of the Ciriuit Court in and for ths eaunty of Rock Island and State of IHinoia dated the 7th day of February A TX1S5S, at the toil of Jerome J. Beardatey of aid oounty and State, and against the estate of the aid B-'njatnin Stickuey, for the sum ol one hundred" and three dol'srsdirected to tbe Sheriff of aaid -coqnty to execute, which said Tit lias been returned by the said Sheriff, as levied upon the following described property, to wit; A part of fractional Section thirty six (36) in townahipeighteen (18) north of Raaare two (2) west 4 in said Rock Ialand County, ami known and de-donated oc a surveyed plat recorded in Book E. of lands page 30 1 in jhe Recorders office of said County, aa lots A aod aad containing nine (7) arres two roods aix (8) perches and twenty three, and three lour th (23 3 t) yards laud.

Now unle.s you the said Benjamin SticVney ahall be and appear be lor aaid Circuit Ceurt next to be within and Tor the said county of Rock Wand on tbe second Monday of May next, rive special bail and plead to theaid I'laintiffa action, jtidgmetit willjbe entered aeainst you in favor of said Plaintiff, arid th said etate so attach, ed as aforesaid will be sold to satisfy the wi.h cash. FllAZER Clrrk Circuit- Court Tvotk Mand County 11L Beards-ley A Andrews Attj'a for pit f. 8lrte of Illinois. H-nry al id. May Wm of lh Circntt Court nf Heniy Uoniily AD lrwn.

Olivi 'arUfcrt Comolmaiil Mjimie DHill. And-raalaa A Will, A Hill. Sarab Ptulpa, Oliver Plte pa, ElniiirTal Albert TiOcott Kiralilh Seymour. Hea-rv tkyinour, Emmil, Hill, Austina Hill, heir of Austin Hi t-nd Hiram ill def c.dann Bill in chancery ta foreclose a 3Iortae. TikenoUca oil a lull in chancery ho been UUi in Ihe Clerks oITil-s Ihe CiTru Coin of Henry County, l-linoia by ti Wer ftaitd: the abore named t-'emriiinnt aH'nsl Malone Hill, Aud-aleea A Hul, A Hilij Srsih 'ivr Philpa, LlmirmTn cutt.

A I net cotlj Elhcabeih Seymour. Henry Heyrn.mr. Emma Hill, Aa-tin Hid. beiraof Aua.in hill aud Hiram Ilill eaaed deiendani in inc ava. eiuiru ctuae.

rrnyl jiz tonwUtanre d' a MtKUi se. dated ihe Febru arv, le47.i vot by the sad aia tiul, aud Wa iby Hill wils and Hiritia II Ilill, iww ueetased, to the aa Oiivur t-undirt, ujiou foiiuwi prem i s. vii: S. Prl irr of sectl irt township 1J North of Ranro taoEaai, lo secura Ihe ij mt til ot "5o did nra. Now un ta ihd iile lulls in Ilia above eulit ed cai.iiaii be and appear al ihe next term ot said Circuit VXurt of nry be held ai iha lurt Hume id Cut bridire oti me 1st MuiuUr in May, IBM, to answer pl ad and deiniir lo auid UiUv when the rami ahah taken lor coulea.ii i and a dr -e auterd tr la.

a ofvaaid preuit stt bal'afy said Moriirive df bt. M. H. URAIXARD, Cvrk Iteardsley and Ilium SjIIc tor. Feb.

tat 6 4 New Goods at Smith's, J. S. Smith, Merchant TaiJor. HAS jus received a lare stock of Cloths, Citasimeraa, Sali us, Yaatios. etc, et, which be prepared to make up to order iu the la teat and moat fashionable sty le.

The public are invited to call sxd examine stock and prioes. No trouble to show goods, Store on the corner oi illiuoia and Buffalo sta. deel 63tf J. 3. SMITH.

INDEED IT IS LIBERALIl'Y ia a virtue! sod all who vib to iodulne iu it with benefi to tha receiver, can ertainly da so by purchatiny SrjJ Book whuih arid eouiUne Ilare Beauty Trie Value aed a large variety ot such exauuuatlOO At tb RT BtKSS TOS. E. ftatea New Oibai and lloliwe-; I.Oandt Imjbi Oo'd-B Pio. I.a.'ra and Java Coffee, Mackt-reUdrei appiea and nexche-s Jraekera. I be.

fc.ap aod caodlea or all ktnJi, BackfU Tub, wash boards, mop bundles, RoII hi pins, markot baokeu, brooma. Bail covered hackuii, ropa, bed cord, dye tulft, Alt Kid la of pice aad peeper, at irch, odaj "renm Tartar, Olive oil, tomato caia a Pernor aa-ice, Ac, Superior Tea" if a'l kind, reh fruit pat filajw jars, renchea, atra ebernee, Rwpberrieii, ad rta of jams and jcllte, boney, Ba siua. prnea, canoiea, aitnonde, Ate, Ave, Pickles til brtu. vinegar and in ifKtf jara, Can oy era, aar l.nea, lob- era. Cora lurch, lanna.

aas tap tea, fx-arl barley, Briitua, cucoa p-ov, cojoa ftid.a. cboekolate, Cltioa, mutiaid, matches, caDiphor, Hufmrn aud bai brands of hewinffand amuking tobacco, Powder, ahoi ami lead. Lard and whuie oil pu4 Rap, ecanl Mat boy snuff, Paint brusbea, Ave, fcc PAHKEtttCOV pec" N. Si) Illiao'a atreot. 1 UTTEF A rime article, lor aaie by dec7 Plit k.

Co. Ouiooa, and Beajit, lor aale by doe7 Piaiia a Co. Land for Sale. GOOD IMPROVED FARM al, Am et half of U.e Lcnh mt qr etcmit lownkhip Ij eaal county, llli not. ta.uuire of SAM'L P.

BRAIIf Attn. DAGTJEE.RE0TYPE S. OL. BUB DICK'S Sky-liiu: DaeuerreanCall vy Oulhe near Ferry ail.aan.. This Gnll.rr wa built eipreaslyfi-r the bu.

tne. apow rl'ul Hky LiM, yet so aiimirably arranged the oileo, nud moal de.icaie bade are rodueed, giving leae oca auu lite-ilka beauty to the pic'lure, eldom The apnaratua a the lanraat and beat ln'na. Bcvoma npea u-om 7AM iili 4PM, Clear weal her ia required lot ail children, hetaaen the horrs ol 8 and 3. Adults Ukeu q'ia well to any wealher. Sick or dee ared persons at their ri t-iuente.

All are Url id oc.jll and txum ue a(ecin lu. Dav-nport, fh IX 6.1 Notice WE expeel of our cutsoiners the prompt payment of their notes and accounts during the present winter, and are ready to contract fo wheat, corn, oabi, pork, etc, to apply 00 detnaadr All persons indebted to us will 'govern them selves accordingly. dec7 AlSPWORTn at LTSDE. OVSTtBS K. DOW NIE has tl aifener f-r ibu aale Fieab ')9tera, iiect 1mm Ballim re, and ii prepared lo tv.r liah any anuiiiv tr Ue tan or dnien toor.ler.

The ytei are warrant, of Uxr Ural qui lily, ai.d maybe and lerlt by en line at me uuy r.zcnange. Mess Pork. BBL3 Mess Pork and 20 1 Lard for' aalu by S.lWVEB, WI11TAKKU tt 50 Notice. A LL perswma havirg unset! led accounts at ihe J.X. Suw ilill, will please aU and BAILEY A BOYLK.

or JOHN' BlUWXELL. Jun- 8. New Books 1 Cheaper thnii erer, aa want to make room for I apring atovk of ok4 I will sell as rheap as can be U'Ught ill Xew York Baxteb, Rock Wand HI. Town Plats Blanka for towa plaia for sale I the Rspublican 1 Utfice Curtain Q00J3. TTE hava abuaitirai of colo ired.p'ain aarvu, nao.

una wuiw am emor.ml-reil curium 1 irured, ilao. 1 bun wbiUi an 1 ud an a call. aulol Sucb WHiTVKER, EVtUTS fcCo Selling Out. In reality and no puff Great Bargain may now be hat at I WADiWORlH'S II AUPKE lor Kcbrua.y at POATEa8 COTT SC.m Hlhlr- 4 vol f-r mil" at PtiRTKR llm Si iri-. Teh.

3 153 IJLTMAMSNrw Mouiiily. ur, A ri iRTER U-r aie at the Feh. I.KNT'N a iukkI a.aorliucu al APOilTLltd S' hna aad Tail. Hooka ai, Py trb. Form Book of 1852.

And Legal -Guide, contaming the moat ap proved Forma id Dedi, Mortgages, itc patent' Penaion, Public Land. land warrant, and all other writings under aeal, Rr every State in the Cnioa, alo, the civil laws of every State. By a member of the Cincinnati bar, 2a page, bound in Sheep, a( the low price of 1,00. v. It con'aiha form that have never before been published in any Form Bock.

Publhthed by James, and for aale by. 1 O. H. BAXTER. Rork Mand 111.

TO THE PUBLIC. IN reply to various question which have been asked in relation to the checks of H. 15. Os-ukl upon the Ishuid Bank, io the form of circulating Doles undur date of Nov 1st 1852, the undersigned beos leave to eay to the publics First That raid clrecks are and always will be wholly secured by pledge of public stock, worth not leas than par, or by such stockkud cab. deposited wdh the Bank.

Second Tliat said-checks sre promptly redeemed in coin at the counter of the Bank and Third That we herehy jointly and aeverely to the public, and to each individual of the public who may hold any of sai checks, thai prompt redemption of them all. ISA AC NEr.L'3, i WM.L. LEE. Rork Mand Dpc. 2 1 1S52, BROWN DIXON, Ro.

8 commercial row. II AVE received a full supply of WINTER GOODS, BVVH AS Dry Goods, Groceries. -rots ami Shoes, Quceuswiire, Ready Made Clothing, Huts and Caps. A ISO Tai ls nd Prrkel Cutlery. AIjHJ IRON nnd.V AH.

t. AUJO WINKiS a LK4UOR3 of all ki-da, which ibey will aeil at rensoaKble rum (r Cash or Jrroduce. "lrr rr-emla and tbe lic In general i vc ihttn at calt. Home Manufarlurc, IHave ricently fitted a shop next door above an 1 djoininj? But'oru's Foundry, where have tea piwer machinery for manufacturing all kiodaia. Furniture.

I keep on hand, and am preoared to make to order any article of furniture required in housekeeping. Among which may be named lie lab-ad, Chairs, Bursrins, Tables, ljiiunees, Pcereiai lea, i tleok caaea, Wardrvbea, Ac. I warrant tuy work to be made iu tbe moat thorough manner, and to be just what it is recoin mended. Now ia the time to patrooiia a good CABINET SHOP at home, where you can have your work done as too direct. Old Furaitore repaired and Tarnished also, Turninfo of al! kinms to order.

fiF-VSTaut Good season Black Walnut Lumber. A. KF.NKUO. ltf Wat ter Kock island. Saddle and Harness Depot, AT CUTTERS STONE BDTX.DIHO, ho found a rood asaortment i al srlictaa usually ma etadler-a or.up.

i twM cill al liu. 14 taal 1 itm, buy. iloca i.i iud IS, A.F.CtTTEB. I for Sta'e offic-ers For Governor Philip Allen Lieut. I Governor, Francis M.

Dearaionil Att'y Central, Walter Jiiirircss Scy of State, A. Polfcr Tr aurer. Edward Wifbur. Gov. Faiibanks, of has sailed forj Europe, to see one of hie sons, who" liesj dangerously ill there.

I Itrhe Census returns show the pop-wtion of California to be 224,400. F.s-Prei lent Van Buren wiH start for Xnrope moni.H. He will accompany Martin Van Buren, whose iinmired healih, it. is tliought, will be be Btritted by the European tour. Qalpiunism of the Arlminintratioiu The out spoken style in which the New York Tribune accustomed to discuss jKw cUnntcter of friend and foe, faithful-V copieil by i's This pwjensity of the Tribune put the world in possesion of many aalutary secrets, which would otherwise have been as trrtvoeaLly lost as the plays of Leander on (iceades of Livy.

Tli folljwinp stale-men from a Washington letter in the ells us something worthy of record: "Under the administration of Millard this pime has come to what is to be hoped rrny prove is climax. There has hirdlv been a week in the last three rears wherein some leading New York appointee of Mr. Fillmore ha not Tlsited apushington as a paid attorney, for some W'riy or parties whste purposes, apaihst 'he treasury of tlie United Slates are not to be carried out under the adminslration uf public affairsfounded ort 1 onty and justice towards the public o-. 'which, in other words, -n only be 'put through' by some gentlemen whose Hnr relations towards in powr ren- der him able, at all times, to obtain favors not granted to all, indiscriminately, who have dealings with the various bureau at Washington. During his "ifa-time, the late Ex-Governor John Young was the leading broker engaged in thU particular business.

I do not know how I can better illustrate what I mean, than by calling to the recollect iol of your readers the agen-ey of ex-Governor John Young in negotiat-injg Mr. Genrjra Law's purehase of an in-t terest ia the Gardiner claim." The fact tlmt auihtri atively revealed aai been -atisnected bT the public. Thp slolua and Gardiner fraud ere "put iaugh" br precisely the sneans described jOylthe Tribune. But we confess to some nsatiou of surprise at the "at the practice of plundering the treasu ry oy the collusion ot its oBicial guaraians been reduced to system under the pre-nf adjniitistration, aad has been followed a legitimate buiness by the favorites ni retainers of those in power. The Tribune's correspondent descends to details, and gives a notable instance io- which a government go-between effected an agreeable arrangement between a man of money and a personage high in the confidence of the administration.

It seems that the sale Corwin's interest in th Gardiner 'poculation was negotiAlei by Ex-Gover. -assistant treasurer I his single fact suggests iluron of reflection concerning the means tacit asrreements by which Law wa. iced to pnrchase the interest of Corwin. "jaust be utKjerstood, however, that Cor -in entered the treasury a purged man. .1 "etc a i act i or uie people, ijy "7 timotry of a whir journal, it is -otuuei tSlat of the '1 i.