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no Arms, 70 Arms, ye Rrayc!

Ye sons of the South, awake to glory,
Hark bark who bids you risel
Your children, wives, and grand-sires hoary,
Behold their tears and hear their cries.
Shall hateful tyrants, mischief bleeding,
With hireling hosis and rufIian band,
Alright and desoiaie orr land,
While peace and liberty lie tleeding'
10 arms, 10 arms, ye eaye!
The ayengiDg sword unsheath!
March on, march on, all hearts resolved
On victory or death!
Now the dangerous storm is rolling
All DER our Southern land,
The dogs OF war, let loose, are bowling
To prey upon our little band;
And shall We basely view the ruin,
While lawless force, with guilty stride,
Spreads dcsoaton far and wide,
With crimes and blood his hands embruing
To arms, to arms, ye brave!
With luxury and pride surrounded,
The insatiaie despot dare,
Their thirst Of gold aud power unbounded.
To mele and vend the ligt. and air;
Like beasts of burden would they load us
Like gods, would bid their slaves adore;
but man is man-and who is morel
Then shall they longer lash and goad u.s.
To aims, 10 arms, ye brave!
Oh, Liberty. can man resign thee,
Once having felt Thy generous flame
Can dungeons, hols and bars confne thee,
Or whips thy noble spirit lamel
Too long the world has wept, bewailing
: That falsehood's dagger tyIunfs WELD;
But freedom is our sword and shield,
Aud all their arts are unsvailing.
To arms, to arms, We brave.
. ThA AsAaging sword unsheath.
March on, niais-- -.
On victory or death
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CHAPTER II.

alt seemed that his loving wife upon
dying bed did lay placed there by drum
ken husbands hand Late one night he
came in laboring under ft of mania a
potu."
His wife as usual met him at the door
yes, with kind greetings and loving kiss.
With bitter curses he babe her leave him
she clung the closer to him and tried to re-
mind him OF those happy days that were
only served to make men" present gfier "np
more bitter. With weeping ewes she point
ed with trembling hand TO her sleeping
babes, and begged him, il but for their sakes,
TO desist anl cast forever aside the damning
bowl--to retrace before twas too late his
downward course. In his drunken ignorance
he laughed an unearthy laugh and swore he'd
have the lives Of those darling little ones"
Trembling aud pale the wretched mother
did plead TO move him-but all in vain, It
only served TO incite him. From his bosom
Ne drew cleaning dagger and in his mania
he rushed upon the happy little dreamers
and raised to strike the fatal blow; the
frishted mother saw her chilren's danger and
rushed between. The glttering blade de-
scended and pierced her fair bosom; full
upon him she turned her sad, reproachiul
ewes, then dying-fell. In that last agoniz-
ing look was mingled, reproach, forgiveness
and love. Ii sObered the drunken man
and brought back his wandering reason,
Oh! who can picture the despair Of that
poor wretch terror-stricken he stood and
viewed his awful deed, he rushed madly a
round the room and called on God Tor help
kissed again the bloodless features, bent over
the fallen form aud calling by every endcar-
ing name besought her TO answer him bui
alas twas too late, the spirit Of the wife had
left its tenement aud her warm kiss was still
upon her murderer's lips.
Oh how mad with grief was he AMI how
well lie knew ii he conld but retract that "a.
ial stroke that he would never touch another
+ lrop. and how iondly he would devote hl:
life 10 her happiness, but ah! twas all toe
lata. Did he not see before him his witt
coId and dead with the death.gasf in heI
bosom: Too surely true. In the midst o.
. his grief white.robed angel appeared and
stood by the bedside and he called himself
4 SON Of Temperance, and he spoke ant
told The man that il lie would promise u
ioin him aud obey his laws, he would restore
. bis wife. Aud the drunkard fell at the an
reps feet and kissed his garments and pro
. missed. Then the angel spake and the wli'
, alive and we'll, arose, and the drunkard -
, with scream awoke and found his loving
. wife by his bedside still anxiously watching
lie gazcd wildly around and could hardly
believe his senses. "Are you III, my dea
husband; you've been talking aud tossins
here for more than an hour like one IN
! troubled dream !"
II have been dreaming, my vile. Carrie
j do YOU still love your poor husbands"
.Loye him oh yes, will ever low
YOU. nv husband, and will pray to God e
helm YOU 10 retrace your downward steps,.
| and he wife placed her little arms around
h;s neck and nc kissed her, and wept, and
told her his dream. They wept together,
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Texas PRopucR. - We learn from the
Houston Telegraph Of The llth April, that
Texas will have . surplus Of not les than
three millions of bushels Of wheat this year,
as well as near ten millions bushels Of corn,
IL nothing breaks up the present prospect.
The same paper says bacon bids fair next
winter Il be abundant at ten cents. II New
Orleans remains in the hands ol the enemy.
aud the blockade continues, not dollars
worth Of this produce can be sent beyond
the limits Of Texas.
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THE HILLsBoRoUeH RECORDER /:
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT 7.

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year.
Notwithstanding the high price Of paper, and every
thing else we are obliged to buy, We have made no
addition 10 the price Of the Recorder We still oiier
iton the following terms:
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PAYMENT always in advance.
Any Of our old subscribers who win procure Eve
new subscribers aud send the cash, shall receive
their own paper free Of charge.
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To the Ladies Of Orange County.
March r..


AN requested by the Governor Of your STATE, 70 cal
upon you 10 furnish for the soldiers % The army
woJen socks and blankets fot their eomor ani Pto'ee.
ton daring the approaehing enier. Each donor VIII
please accompany her Gin ~ her name. shall ihls
call upon your patriotism be made without proper &C.
sponse on your part cannol believe that will
therefore call upon you 10 come forward with your g
and lay them bounlaly upon the altar q your eoun.
try. Initiate The example Of your mothers " The reNo'
luton and allow not the soldiers who have taken up
arms IN defence Of your befief, your hives and What
Il still dearer your honoI 20 so unpo,ided iot suter
not your defenders 10 be exposed unprotected to The
wiatcrs chilling blasts. Come, then, q their feliei;
furnish them with those necessary articles 70 relieve
suffering humanity, and thereby merit tbs faudts mol
only Of the present. but u future generations.
am your humble servant,
n. NJ. JONES. Sheriff.
~ The following gentlemen will please receive and
forward 10 me articles for the solietsi
w. w. Allison. N. +. Hall. ADDISON hsngum, NJ.
A. Angler. John w. Carr, and Alsis Durham,
August 20. Oe-
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THE CAsroR Oh PL.ST.--We urge on all
farmers. and gardeners, who can procure
seeds, the advantage Of de,oting good room
TO the castor Oil plant. We are told BY
Mills: /" The Palma. Christi or Castor Oil
plant. has been cultivated in Ker.haw Dis.
irict with great success. Mr.. Rudolphis, q
Camden, some years ago. planted hlty or
sixty acres of ST, and from the berries ex
pressed large quantities Of cold drawn oil.
The product was one hundred TO one hun.
dred and fifty gallons to the acre, and iis
medical qualities as effective as those Of the
imported OIL"
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Patent Window Blinds.

Great Improvement Superior 10 Anything In Use.
VNHIs BLIND when elosed shuts perfectly tight, aud
keepsoul all wet. dust, insects Sc aud entirely cx.
cludes the light aud makes beautiful appearance on
the outside. II has every advantage oset tho other
kind aud costs but lfiae more.
This Blind will tecommcndi itself. Any oncean Judge
Of is superiority over tho old style a, ftsl sight
No person that has seen this blind will ever order
any other kind.
Fhe subscriber will be happy 70 show model 70 any
person wishing 70 obtain Blinds, aud receive their o..
ders, which will bcpromptly 6lIed.
!. ID. BURDICK,
Kin.ton, N. q.
May 9. a..
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, ,,dy describing an ilI.temPered man.
IA IL never smiled bgt hs seemed :.
shamsd q r.
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SowISe WHET ON GRASS SODA Hudson
river farmer makes the following statement
and valuable suggestion in the Country
Gentleman:
81 harvested crop Of wheat last summer.
on seven and hall acres of land. at an aver.
age yield Of thirty three bushels and five
quarts per- weighing 63l pounds per
bushel. | followed il with crop Of buck
wheat, the yield Of which was ihirty-one
bushels per acre. then ran one Of Shares's
Coulter Harross over tlfe ground, without
plowing. and sowed with rye. The results
perhaps you will learn another time. By
the way, should not our farmers sow their
wheat on sod ground. and then follow with
corn. in lieu Of planting corn on sod ground
and following with Mheats | think they
should. and believe substantial reasons can
be given. What say the wheat growers
My success has been on sod ground.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-14
AWFUL oATAsTRopHE IN MEXICO.

We lind in an extract from the Eco de
Europa, OF the 18th Of March--a newspaper
which follows the army, and is now publish
ed in Orizaba--the following details az the
awful catastrophe which took place in San
Andres Chalchicomula:
On the 9TH instant, the village of San
Andres Chalchicomula was the scene of one
OF those terrible accidents which cannot be
witnessed without feeling Of pity, mingled
with terror. Some 1000 men, with about
300 women and children, belonging TO or
following the Mexican army, and most of
whom attached to regiments, raised in the
State of 0axaca, had taken up their quar-
tiers in the commissariat building, in which
were stored great quantities of gunpowder
and ammunition. But these, instead of
being kept in room for that purpose, we're
left scattered in the yards, exposed to the
heat of the sun and the fire OF smokers. At
5 o'clock in the evening, spark fell in one
of the boxes, set its contents on fire, and the
fire being communicated to the other stores
general explosion followed, and the whole
pile was blasted with tremendous noise,
the walls tumbling down with fearful crash.
and burying under their ruins all human be-
iOgs gathered under that roof. More than
one Thousand persons were killed, and the
remainder wounded more or less dangerous
ly.
As soon as this catastrophe was known in
0rizaba and Cordoya, the surgeons Of the
French and English troops hastened to the
scene Of that cruel accident, to attend to the
Rmgfs Nsife 'fsali-ss &c .thsa.ifsrs- tskaa frnm
sion was caused by blazing fires. which a
number Of ignorant woman he'd made in The
Yards near the boxes, in order to cook the
yictuals of the soldiers.
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SORGHUM BRooa CoRs.-Mr. Page, Of Nor.
row county. o.. sends sample Of his sor-
ghum brOoms to the Delaware Gazette, with
note, from which we extract below. Ac-
cording TO his statement the plant is some-
thing very valuable
"fhe sorghum broom corn excels the
common kind one hundred per cent. in yield
of brush, and fifty per cent. ia value in the
eastern markets. The fodder being Of a
saccharine flavor, it makes a nutritious and
palatable food for all kinds OF stock, espe-
cially mich cows. Its growth in height i
moi ,nore than a.. L-ir A.. = - -------
broom corn. and il dues not impoyerish the
land as much by fifty per cent. and the
brush can be harvested with one-half the
labor
While The above praise Of sorghum is ex-
irayagant, itanswers our purpose % indicate
the great value Of lis brush for making brooms.
For this purpose il is fully equal TO the other
variety.
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MrsTooK THE LANDNG.-A few days ago
five negroes who had absconded from their
masters near Milton, Florida, while attempt.
ing 20 90 on a visit 10 Fort Pickens, safely
landed at a point on the main land which
they mistook for Santa Rosa Island. Upon
meeting an officer they stated the fact Of
their escape, aud that they were seeking the
hospitality and protection Of their Northern
friends. The officer, OF course, received
them very courieously, and asked them ma
NJ questions about our forces at Pensacola
and The Navy Yard, The number Of guns aud
batteries, and the feelings Of the citizens 70.
wards The Yankees, il they had friends a
moug them, &C., &C., TO which the negroes
made the most correct answers. aud present
ed the officer with a number Of newspapers.
and drawing showing tho position o. our
camns and batteries, the number ana csilbfe
Of our guns mounted, &C., and asked ,he y.
6eer to send them North. He invited them
10 his camp, and told them they would e
Justly treated, aud that steamer Was then
ready 10 sail and that they could g abo1rd
ihat night They were conducted to ~.
sel and put on board, and they leit perfectly
eIated. But instead DC gong NOfa', iae,.
were landed on the wharf at Pens1eeI1, a5''
unler 4 guard escorted to the ciiy p..'n
Crecarils Ala eesa'"'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-16

We offer our splendid selection o shawls
lower than any house in this region --cloaks
and mautilla, Likewise.
Block 4 NEwBURGER
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TIE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.

DIR. Guy .otts Improved Extract Of yellow
Dock and -arsaparilla. put up IN the largest
SIZED bottles, contains more OF the pure Honduras
SarsaparnIa than any other preparation cA:anL
which IS chemically combined with the Extract OF
yellow Dock and the Extract of Wild Cherry,
thus making the remedy more thoroughly efficient
than any other SarsaparIa before the public. At
the same time it IS perfectly tree from all mineral
poisons, which cannot be said of any other Of the
Sarsaparllla compounds. The invalid should he
ware of poIsons. MurCury, Iron, QuInn", Potash,
Iodine, Suipbcr Arsenic, and many other mineral
and metallic pusons, enter INTO and form the basis
Of most OF the SarsaparIas and pandCcas OF tn"
dav. GUISOTT'S Compound Extract OF yellow
Dock and SarsaparlIa does not contain particle
Of these substances, as any one can ascertain by
applying the necessary tests
Let all poisonous SarsaparlIla preparations
alone and use GUys0its improved Extract Of YET.
low Dock aud SarsaparlIa, which ~ thoroughly
efcqcIous, perfectly harmless, and purely ycgcta-
bic. All kinds oi disease yield to ITS general IN
hucuce. Sold by alI Druggists. Jnneldwln
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ID ED.

In this city, on Friday the 18th inst, at the res
dence Of Mr.. J. NJ SHELTON, Edward F. Mcneil,
aged about 30 years
The funeral will take place from the house Of
Mr.. shelton, corner Of Madison and Highland
streets, tomorrow at 9 a. III, Friends and ac
quant1nccs are requested to attend
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

TSTATE OF JOHN MARSHALL, DE-
r. CEASED The undersigned having heen ap-
pointed administrators Of the estate Of John Mar
shall, late Of the county Of Rock Island and state
of Illinois, deceased. hereby give notice that they
will appear before the county court OF ROCK Island
county, the Office OF the clerk of said court in
the city Of Rock Island at the June term, on the
THIRD MONDAY IN JUNE next, at which time
all persons having claims against SAID estate are
notlne and requested 10 attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted. All persons IN.
debtod TO said estate are requested to make I'M
mediate payment to the undersigned
Dated tins 9Th day of April, 4. D., 1862.
GEORGE MARsHALL, ,.
MARGARET MARSHALL. AN'i'''ia 'ofs'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-16

FAT CArrLE.-Mr. W. NJ. Morris shipped
four car loads of splendid fat cattle to Chica-
90 Friday evening Some Of them were pur-
chased Of Mr.. Daniel Wheaton, Of Edgington.
one of the best cattle raisers in this county.
The balance were from the vicinity of New
Boston
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ALEX. q. SwASDER,

DULlCE Magistrates and Ex-oiico justice
| Of the Peace. COLLECTIONS made and promptly
PAID over. Office IN Bailey y Boyle's block up
staIrs, k0eA Island.
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The Alcio Record refuses to publish Mr..
Peasants letter, and persists in Publishing
the most outrageous misrepresentation ofthc
new constitution. The amount OF lying done
by the stumptail organs, in regard to the new
constitution, would beat the father Of lies him.
eelf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-16
{. u. KNOX.

TNDERTAKER. COFFIN W X +
house corner Rock River and Madison SITS,
Rock Island. 4 fine hearsc and team always IN
readiness. VIII procure graves to DC dug, inrh-
ish carriages for funerals, and take the entlre
charge Of everything connected with the prepare,
ton Of the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
anvlength of time without applying ice to the
holv Charges moderate.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Matthias tsS. Deceased.
yNlIE undersigned having been appointed
l. Administrator OF the Estate Of Matthias
Agy, late Of the County Of Rock Island and State
Of Illinois, hereby gives notice that he Will appear
before the County Court Of Rock Island county, at
the Office of the Clerk ofsald Court IN the City Of
Rock island al the June Term, on the 81 MONDAY
IN JUNE next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and re
questcd to attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons indebted to said cs-
tate are requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated this 22d day Of April A. b. 1862
JOHN PARMKNrEK, Administrator.
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W. ID. WILLIAMS,

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
n Rock Island, HIS, Will practice IN any OF the
Courts OF Illinois or Iowa Military CLAIMS, state
or National, adjusted and collected. Collections
made aud promptly paid over. Deeds, Mortgage
Wills, Assignments, Contracts, etc, drawn with
legal accuracy.
Office, IN Charles Bu'ord's Block corner Illinois
and Eagle Streets, Room NO. / , upstairs,
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MICHAEL LIEBERkNECHT.

rI'AILOR-Opposite the Rock Island House,
| over Eyetts' store. Garments made IN the
Attest STYLE and best manner and warranted TO hit.
Particular attention given to cutting garments
for customers. All work done IN accordance
with the times aud at reasonblc prices.
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4. G., JOHNSON.

WAGON MAKER. All kinds Of Repair
w ,ng and Jobbng done at short notice, III
the best manner and at reasonable rates. shop
on Washington street, near the ferry landing.
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". L.. DtIKSNPIE.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE aud General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
III. 9TH ce in the Court House. Reference: u.
Bonar, County Clerk; A. Gould, Circuit CLERK )
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all of Henry coun-
tv, III.
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PHILIP Il. lII.I r..

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
win ncatness and dispatch all orders in the
Painting. Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line, and
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give him
A trial.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-16

MEMPHIS PArERs.-Wc are indebted to Mr.
VIM. ii. llarte, second officer of the gunboat
Mound City, for Memphis papers Of the 10Th
inst.
The Memphis i,gus gives doicful and we
rather think doubtful account Of the union
sentiment there 1t says:
"If any union sentiment exists in Memphis
to-day other than among few IN the lowest
classes, it has not yet been developed. The
almost utter absence of anything akin to
sympathetic feeling for the old union, cannot
fail 10 De remarked by the federal rulers them
selves, while it has only proved what W. have
said time and again"
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jUSrlCE OF THE PEACE.--Collection
j faithfully made and prompt! paid over. Of
ice at Al. residence, over Kequa's J"wrr' store,
Illinois street.
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kU,I,,RsTRlSS ~ FRIES.

- ECTlFlERS and Manufacturers olDomcs-
NJuc Liquors, importers and Dealers III Foreign
Vines and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island.
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STOP PAYING RENT!
=! Sl1I.OO 4! d!

,y,u bny neat. comfortable Brick House and Lot
centrally located. Title perfect.
For further particulars inquire at this office.
may2O--dwtf.
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DIR. THOMAS GAIT,

DHYSICIAN, SURGEON, y ACCOuCll
EUR. Residence west corner Of outer and
orleans streets Office over ButUrd's Bank.
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THE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing full ,clr-urlur feparts and the la
test news, is published every evening, except
sunday, atSK po,iurs year, payable quarterly
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HENRY I1I~IiII:I.,

4 TTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR ., LAW
n solicitor IN Chnncory, Real Estate and Col
CCtIpr Agent. Moline.
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HYDRO LECTiC CURE.

INNIUTu TIHTV, NWITHt NFIHuVT
ROCk ISLAND.u............. LIMOS,
(MR Il MRS. T. :. PRICE, Physicians
IS now open for the treatment Of all orms
| of Acute and Chronic Disease, by thorough
COURSE OF WATER TREATMENT, III cen
necton with Ciairroyant Examinations and
MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS.
The House and Grounds are timely aud hcathIiy
located, with good rnier, ana gOOa HUrs" and all
the necessary appliances for successful treatment.
Mrs Price Will pay especial attention 10 the
practice OF obstetrics and healing female diseases,
IN which she Is very successful
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NOTICE.

'EnE notes, book accounts and papers Of
Mr.. julius Schulze, saddler and harness
maker, have been left with me tor settlement
All those indebted to him are notified to make
immediate payment. or cost VIII be made.
HENRY FlSCHEL, Justice OF the Peace
Uork Ist, nd. Dec =, 1851.