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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-17
G. p. PUTNAM, Publisher,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF NICHatI n FLICK, DeCeastus
'I'IIE undersigned having been appointed
| Administrator OF the estate of Michael II.
Frick, lat. of the county of Rock Island and state
of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the county court OF Rock Island
county, at the office of the clerk of said court, in
the city Of Rock Island, at the FEBRUARY
TERM, on the 3RD NJ )NDAY IN FEBRUARY
nett, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose Of having the same ADJUST
ed. All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immeG late payment to the un-
dersgned.
Dated this 30th day of December, A. D. 1861.
ABRAHAM FRlCK, AdmtOr.
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 25th
" day of jan. A. D 1862, }. II. Clelene, of
the Town of Edgington, took up as an es,ray, on e
Dun mare Colt, three years old next spring, and
marked as follows: With small star in her face,
black legs and dark stripe down her back, and ap.
praised before VIM. G. Montgomery and S. 4.
Heath at Forty Dollars, January 3lst, A. D.,
1862 JOS. COMET, Clefk,
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Sch ool Book Depot.
JOHN GRAHAM. Agent.
1874 Desplaines Street, Chicago,
Opposite ST. Patrick's Church,
Has just received large stock Of
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PRAYER BOOKS,
BEADS,
sCAPULAs,
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MEDALS,
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AND sCHoOL-BOOKs.
Agen, for the
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Msaiea.

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BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs,
Colds, Iyiusasa,
Group, HoaTJs1sss, Bronchitis,
Pneumonia, Diseases Of the Bopsis,
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for the rsii.f and " possibIs)
cureef patients in adraneed
stages of the latter
disease,
The Balsamie Cordial ~ entirely a yet etable
production, combining the healing properties Of
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Cordial producing a combination so well adapted
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cumb to It's healing and hle-giving properties.
For ages, has the treatment OF pulmonary d.
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| The Cordial IL designed for a class Of diseasei
more general and more fatal than any other to
| which the people OF this country are subject
| those spnnging from ''shgM cold" Tha: emin
ent authority, DR.. Bell, says 81 VIII not say tina
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An experienced Nurse and Female Physlc. an, pre-
sents 10 the attention Of Mothers, her
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-20
AGESICULTtR AL,

Mr.. EpIroR - As there is general complaint
among wheat growers this season on account OF an
extra growth of chess, Some hints as TO what
produces 1t may be interesting to the readers of the
Journal clearly proven this year that il is the
effect Of the frost acting upon the germ or heart
of the Sprout, killing that, without njuring the out
riclc, which grows with sufficient vitality to pro.
duce chess. II has been asccrtained that wheat
and chess have been produced from the same kcr-
mel proving the fact, that the frost acted more Sc.
Vere upon those sprouts being more exposed which
produced the chess, than upon those partially pro-
tected, producing wheat Another proof is that
wheat drilled in, has suffered less from the fros and
h's less chess amongst it, than dat sown broa c,st.
DRILLING in wheat, leaves little ridge, each side of
the grain, which being acted upon by the frost,
heaves up to the roots, instead Of away hom them.
acting more as protection than otherwise, show
ing decided preference in the OF the drill As
some OF our farmers have lost more the past year
than would purchase one, il behooyes them to note
hs fact far future reference, L. Fo0TF.
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RRLIGrors MATTERS.
For 'ie J,urnr'.
IrE DIGNITY or TIVE rULPIT.
nv H. FoorF.

tbs prevailing idca, that tho pulpit IS nc, the
place to prhclim truth on the political questions,
docs not admi, the trus spirit Of our institutions,
the main fcatur, Of whclGs the freedom Of speech
tn announce thc right whcrc'cr It's found, md any
thing that stands a sin IN any ration or people
should be denounced from the pulpit. As to It, men
look With the most reverence, 10 from the persons
oceupyinp H. shoui We boar those piinciplcs that
will evate and cnlightcn tho muses., and proclaim
those rules Of action for which men love to live and
labor, aud around which ,heir dcarcstu clus
ter those ties that cement families, ncighborhoods
and nations, and cstoblish rEhts anl privileges that
build up men aud nations. To Tod'vclop intelligence,
and promote pure truth from speech and action, that
we may gloriy God thereby, " the object Of life,
and when We see men abusing The privileges given
them by the God Of their being, ~ mutilatng the
life placed under their CONTROL tvido slavery have
not ministers from the pulpit right to preach
gainst it1 uas not the f,rmer at his plow, right
to take up the echo, and cr, ont in lns freedom for
principles Of Government tlInt will place him up
on footing with any in the lnnl, true nobeman
tbat he is2 Should not the pulpit rad,te from its
sacred ccutor that lg 10 satisfy the souls of those
men who erected it2 Every man who feels not
above thc honest daily physical toll, that gives hOr
mony 10 the soul. and body ogcthcr, aud unites
them in one common cause, that Of labor Of the
head and heart in snisop, that shall serve ns bal
between study Of The miHd to elevate the soul,
and physical exercise to keep the body in good tone,
who feels that rs The soul abors to refine the body,
may the body be FREQ 10 labor to sustain the SOUL
without ing looked upon as disgrace by any OF
It's fellows, has right to speak, act and write to
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-03-20
LET 1T WNNIcI

The National Flag now waves trimphantly
in all the States OF the Union, excoptLouisi-
ana. The Government has undisputed con.
troll Of all the free States, and four of the
Slave States-Delaware Maryland, Ken
tucky and Missouri This leaves eleven OF
the thirty-four States under the partial con.
troll Of the rebels, but our armies hold the
western, northern, and eastern portions of
Virginia; Hatteras Inlet, Roanoke island.
Edenton, Elizabeth City, and other points in
North Carolina Hilton Head, Port Royal,
and Edisto, in South Carolina Tybce Island
and several advanced points, in Georgia f;
hey West, Cedar Keys, Fort Pickens. and
Santa Rosa, in Florida, and Ship Island. in
Mississippi. The city of Galveston. in
Texas, Is virtually in our possession. The
army, under command Of General Curtis
holds Fayetteville, in Arkansas. Fort Henry
Fort Donelson, Clarksvillc, AMI Nashville
IN tennessee, are occupied by our trourS
Nnr gunboats on the Cumberland lattlv
penetrated 10 Florence, Alabama, whore the
old flag was joyully hailed. +! at it will
soon wavein Louisiana too, can not be doubt,
cd. The expedition under command of Gen.
cral Butler, and our war vessels cruisinp
near the mouth of tho Mississippi have
ample power to plant our glorious emblem
OF Republican Liberty upon the soil of that
State, and will soon mako il overshaJoN
the Pelican banner; and the reported
evacuation of Columbus increases tae pro
liabilities of successful journey Of on,
gunboats. at no distant day, down the Mis-
slssippi, to New Orleans The circle OF
loyal emblems which enshrouds the REBEL
ION is daily advancing in every direction
towards the center of the Secession domiuj
Ous.
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SCANDAL CASE IN CHICAGO.

TuE fast" city of Chicago has more scal-
dal cases in its gentecl" society, and more
of them original" in their nature. ths: ANY
place on this continent, The last and most
novel case of any tina, has excited the social
circles Of that remarkable city is conspir-
acy case. 1t, in short, is in this wise:
A Mrs. Harris wished divorce from her
husband--an ex-aldcrman. Her friends
Mrs, Hills, Mr.. Taughan, Mr.. Voglc, and Mr..
Mcintosh wishing to furnish the evidence
70 enable the suit to be successfully prusccu-
ted, applied to q Mrs, Bellows, and ON pro-
mise Of -four hundred dollars, Mrs. b. aIrccd
TO entce Mr.. Harris into such position
that there could be no doubt of his Crimul-
aHty with Mrs. B, when, on gnal, wit. esses
were to rush in and thus be atl 10 testify to
the crime. Mrs. Bellows wrota note ask.
ing an interview with Mr.. Harris. as she
needed his advice upon business matter
When Harris came, Mrs. B. diVulgcd the
entire plot, and she and Harris thcn laid the
plln to catch and punish the conspirators,
All things being arranged Oh both sides
a. certain time Harris visitod MIS-. Bel ows
having with him a witness who took pos
session of corner, from wh.ch he could
see everything that passed.
When all was ready, and sign Given
Mrs. Hills and Mr., Mcintosh ru, hol in aul
instead Of catching Ms. Bellows and Mr.
Harris, .rtdgrdat dilecto, were Themselves
caught in the arms OF the Police, aud ar,
now in the hands of the Court on charge c
conspiracy.
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housings among Books.

THE rat has found competent and compliment
tary biographer in Southcy His "Doctor' treats
that sleeky, sharp Dyed sharp arp-toothcd,
sharr-5IwCd, sharp-witted friend of all families
With respect becoming his position; for no ami
mll, not even his pecd enemy, is in such close re
litions to man. We may cast him of, but lac will
not cast us of We may set traps and feed him
arsenic; he still lives. We may hunt him. loathe
him, and seek i'll every way to cXtimguiah him.
Like the irreprcssiblc Afric he holds tight to us
lie loves our pantry, our carpets, our wardrobe,
our library His tastes more nearly resemble mans
than any other of the Inferior races If transmit
grafton were true, we might easily suppose him TO
have been originally one of our folks. How dant-
lily his skin forms the softclohng of lady's hand
One feature srihingly cyuccs this, his love for old
books. What n reveling does he have over these
treasures How he calls all his neghbors and
kindred to rejoice with him when he has found
them! How eagerly and yet opicurennally they
devour the delicious pages Like a true antiquari-
an, they never ask what is the intrinsic value fhc
work But is it old? Has it the flavor OF age? Is
it yellow, and of an ancient, il not tishlike smell
Ii SO, a Lucrctan feast is theirs. They nibblc il
delicately, as fearful to waste the rare Falerpian.
They probably look up wisely from their banquet,
peer into each others eyes with that expression of
cunning and satisfaction which lads put on over
stolen fruit, or ia ir elders over equally suTepti-
tous trophies. They rub their noses gently against
tho leaves, put their clean and handsome little in-
cisors through them, and suck delightfully."- the
juices of the brains that have long been dried there
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WHAT SLAVERY DOES.

Our of sixty-eight Confederate prisoners
taken by Captain Oliver at the Blue Springs
settlement, in Jackson county, Missouri
Only fourteen could ,0rise their names. The
large proportion of the prisoners from Fort
Doneson, aOho can not read, is notorious
This is one of the saddest fruits Of slavery
an OF the character of material composing
the staple of rebellion, which this war has
yet revealed. A free and popular Govern.
mgnt can not prosper with an, meducat,d
Pc pc, and the tendency of slavery is !,
snaAEoad them " ignorance
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2errgsbnra gonnal.
THE pRoIIIBITEED SONG.

IN compliance with the request " several per
sons. we print the admirable poem by Whittier
which the Hutchinsons are not allowed TO sing oi
he other sids NJ the Potomac Gen. kearney nnt
len Franklin having solemnly declared II to b,
nccndiary ,vhereupon Gen. Mcclellan has forbid
,cn them to sing within his lines iiall. Ourrcnd
RS viii notice that this poem is suggested Y fam
,us hymn Of Martin Luther.
Elm, Fcste Burg 1T Cnser Cott."
tLurUER's HYMN
We wait beneath tho furnacc.blast
The pans Of transformation
Not painlessly doth God reeSS
And mould anew the natiuu.
Hot burns the FIRE
Where wrongs expire
Nor spares the hand
That from the land
uproots the ancient evil.
The hand. breadth cloud the sagcs feared
Its bloody rain is dropping,
Ths poison plant the fathers spared
All else is ovcrtoppiuR.
East, West, South, North,
II curses earth
AL justice dies
And fraud and lies
Live only in its shadow.
What gives the whent-6elds blades Of steel
What points the rebel cannon
What sets the roaring rabble's heel
On the old star.spanglcd prnnonf
What breaks the oath
Of the men o. the South 2
What whets the knife
Tor the Unions life -
Hark 20 the answer; Slavery,
Then waste no blows on lesser foes
In strife unworthy frecngn.
God lifts to-day the vail and shows
The features of the demon!
o North and South,
Can yC not Crv,
"Lct Slavery diet
And union find in freedom1
What though the cnst-out spirit tear
The nation in his going,
We who have shared the guilt must share
The pang Of his o'crthrowing
Whate'er the loss,
Whate'cr the cross,
Shall they complain
OF present pain
Who trust in Gods hereafter
For who that leans on His right arm
Was ever yet tnrsakcn?
What righteous cause can suffer harm
IL He It's part has taken
Though wild and loud
And Dark the cloud,
Behind its folds
His hand upholds
The calm sky of tomorrow.
Above the maddcning cry for blood,
Above the wild war-drumming,
Let Freedoms voice be heard, with good
The evil overcoming.
Give prayer and purse
To stay the Curse
Whose wrong we share,
Whose shame we bear.
Whose end shall gladden. Heaven
In vain the bells Of war shall ring
OF triumphs and revenEes,
While still is spared the evil thing
That sewers ard cstrungcs.
But blest the ear
That yet shall hear
The iubilant bell
That rings the krCll
or Slavery for ever
Then let the selfish lip be dumb,
And hushed the breath of sighing,
Before the JOY of peace must come
The pains Of purifying,
God give us grace
Each in his place
To bear his lot,
And, murmuring not,
Endure and wait and labor !
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res. \ submarine telegraph line was la,d
across the Ohio river from Cincinnati TO
Kentucky the other day.
nzA-The Supreme Court Of Ohio has de-
cilcd that the Legislature has the right to
red ce tho fees of county officers during
their t rm of office
SsS" Robert c, Kirk, hJely Lieutenant
Governor OF Ohio, has been confirmed by
tn Sclate AS Minister TO the Argentine
Republic.
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again. April 2S,
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discnso cold settles somewhere IN the body, and o
ptr,ics its natural functions. These, 81 not relieved
rcnrt urn themselves aud the surrounding organs, pro
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body tcy are rapidly. and many Of them surely, cured
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the disorders they cure.
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