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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-03
Meairal.

WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
ING TO SUSTAIN
HOW OUR SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPREPAKED
TO FIGHT.
II is singular fact that large majority Of the
people or the United States are unacquainted with
the great importance of the cause for which the
soldIersofthe Union are fighting Let every man
and woman throughout the United States care
fully read and study the Constitution ofthc United
States, they Will become convinced OF the holiness
If our cause and of the wckedhcss OF those who
are striving TO overthrow this grand palladium Of
freedom.
We believe that had the reading of the Consu
tuition been adopted as dalt lesson IN every
school throughout the United States, the doctrines
"i secession and states rights would never have at
tanned the position of political question nor
"'ud the country have been called upon to mourn
'"f 'he unfortunate wrai Cling and demonstrations
t'"' nave arisen, aud which SO many OF our states.
men nave lost their time in attempting It's inter.
probation,
Mlilohs OF our ctlzers have never thoroughly
studied the constitution, and even at the present
time, when II II the duty of every citizen of tbs
country 10 INFORM himself Of the rights and pfIyI-
legcs secured To him, under lis prn,ert,,, ,,r, =,
IL rot IN one household to five hundred Iu WOW
therefore, of correcting this great oyrrslphi and
to furnish every man, woman and child throuoh
ou' tht 'hlteh states with the means of studyIup
! tins great palladium of liberty and To uro,,c ,,s
! against future false doctrines aud political disas
ers,
DRS. RADWAY & co
present to the American puphc, free of charpe,
! the constitution OF the United States of America.
/ neatly bound, together with an improved Almanac
for the year 1862, called "Dr. Radway's ConstItu.
| uonal Almanac As soon as practicable, Dr..
Railways Agents, IN every village and town
| throughout the union, will be furnished VII, a
supply, Tor tree circulation. A copy of the same
will be sent to all who will enclose STAMP fer the
payment of postage.
Druggists, booksellers, newsdea Hers throughout
the country, DESTROYS 0faIdng us IN distributing
to the people the Constitutional Almanac, are M
Nted To send IN their orders. No charges viii be
made for the same.
We also invite the people of the Canadas, Brit
| ish Provinces, and, IN tact, all who can read the
English language throughout the world, to accept
as wits from us our Constitutional Almanac.
We Will send to any one who is willing To pay
the postage on II copy; or If the citizens of any
town or village will accept from 100 to 800 copies
We will furnish them free OF charge. Beng cony,n-
ced that If our foreign friends will carefully read
the Constitution, they will become satisfied that
our people, ~ supporting our government IN wip-
/ ing out this foul blot of secession from our rs-
cutcheon, are not only right but are establishing
on sound basis the freedom oithe people through
out the world.
RAILWAY 4 co.,
% John Street, New York,
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Diseased Horses and Cattle

require restoration OF Insensble persplfatIon.--
Sloan's Fever Antld0te, Condition Powder, is a
certain Blood Purifier. 1t never fails to loosen
the skin, cleanse the water, create an appetite,
and is a positive cure for Coughs, Colds, Stuff
Complaint, Founder, Dlstemper, and carries of
Bolts and Worms, and may be gwen at any time
and under all circumstances with perfect safety
One package OF the Powders and bottle of the
Ointment snl perfectly cure recent Founder III
sx or eight days, without leaving the least effect
IN the feet. In Horse Dlstempcr, they will ailay
the fever and promote healthy termination of the
disease, One Powder and part of bottle OF
Ointment, will, IN all cases, cure the Horn DIS
temper III COW twOdtc sometimes required for
an
Walter b. Sloan, the original dlscoverer of this
truly valuable medicine, still has the sole super
vision OF It's manufacture, but orders should be
cent to his son, Oscar Is. Sloan, - South Water
Street, Chicago l., who will promptly s"pply the
demand for these popular and truly great medi-
ctucs.
They are sold by all dealers IN Medicine Sold
wholesale and retail at Manufacturers prices, by
all Druggists. rnchljtwawly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-03
Catholic Book store

all druggists, iuCHlOt"aWlS
Catholic Book store
Sch o oil ook Depot.
JOHN GRAHAM. Agent,
1874 DespIaines Street, Chicago,
Opposte 81. PatJick's Chmch,
Has just received large stock OF
BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS.
BEADS,
SCAPULAS,
CRlClFlAES,
MEDALS,
LACE PICTURES, &c.
Also, good selection of
RELIGIOUS ENGRAVINGS
AND sCHOOL-BOOKS.
Agent for the
New York Tablet,
Boston Pilot,
BroWa>OH'S Rcriew,
IRISH american, SC.
The Bible, Life of the saints, Life Of the
Blessed Virgin, Life of Christ. Life
and Works of Gerald Griffin.
The above works can be had bound, or n num-
bers
COME nOWN WITH PRICES!
C.P. HENGSTLER, Agent.
Furniture Dealer, Manufacturer, and
GENERAL UNDERTAKEN.
| taie this mode for the acknowledgement for
the long continued patronage OF my old customers,
soliciting their continuation, and by strict atteh.
ton to the business, gain many new ones | fiat
ter myself for having the reputation of having a
cheap place to buy furniture.
| have on hand
Bureaus, Glasses and Cradles,
Bedsteads, Chars and Tables.
Stands Sofas and Cupboards,
Whatno,s Cabs and Feathers,
Desks tor bills and letters
Everything IN the shape OF wood
You can get here cheap and good
In the undertaking line have only to say that
| shan't be beat either IN price, style or attend
ance. Give me a call and see for yourselves.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-03

Zsy- See rhdt the People, Press and Dealers sap
HENRY X. COsTAR.-All the summer
have been troubled with Reaches and Nice
was actually ashamed otthe house, for the Reaches
were everywhere. | purchased a boI of your Er-
termlnator, and tired It, and IN one week there
was not Roach or Mouse IN the house.
JOINS Is. GIyENS, No. 81 Elm Street.
OUsEKEEPERs-tro with yermln,
need be- no longer # they use ''CosTAR's" Ex-
termlnators. We have used It TO our sattaction,
and If a boz cost 80 we would be bound to have
1t. We had tired pOsons, but they effected no
thing; out CosrAR's article knocks the breath out
of Rats, Mice and Bed.bugs quicker than we can
write II. II Is IN great demand all over the coun.
try Medina o. Gazette
MORE GRAIN and provisions are DESTROYED
annually IN Grant County by vefmln, than would
pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer Lam
caster (WiS.J HcrdLd.
HENRY X. COSTAR.-Your EatermInator
is received, used and pronounced decided sue
cess. We used box OF 1t, and the way the Rats
and Nice around our premises ERASED Ned" that
night was a caution to sieepcrs. Since then not a
Rat or Mouse has been hearG IN kitchen or cellar
-MdgregOr lIoWdJ ItHleS.
HAVE BEEN sELLINC-Your Ex,er-
mInator for the last year, and have found II sure
shot every time. have not known 1t 10 fail IN a
single instance.
GEO Rose, Druggist, Cardington, q.
WE ARE SELlING-Your preparations
rapidly, Wherever they have been used, Rats,
Nice, Reaches aud Nermln disappear lmmedlate-
ly. ECKER 4 STOurfER,
Druggists, New Windsor, Nd
To DeStrOy--RatS, Reaches, &c.
To STOy--Mce, MoIes, &c.
TO Destroy Bugs.
To DsstrOy-Moths, Feas, Ants, &c.
To Destroy Mosquitoes.
TO DStrOy-lnsects on Plants and Fowls.
To DtStroy-lnsccts on Animals, &c, sc.
To DestrOy---Every form and species OF Yer
MIN.
USE ONLY
"COstar's" Rat. Roach. sc. ExtermihatOr.
"Costar's" Bed-Bug EXterminator.
"Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects sc.
In 23c, oOc, and Sl,0O Boxes, Bottles and Flasks.
SO and 50 Sizes for Plantations,
Ships, Boats, Hotels, &c.
asa9" Sold Ere,y,cheye--by
All Wholesale Druggists in large cities
All Retail Druggists ,'rocers Store-F copers, &c.
IN all Country Villages and Towns
Wholesale Agents in New York.City.
shiehclln Brothers 4 Co. Harral ,klsley Kitchen
! u. A, Fahnestock, Hull Bush, Gale \ Robinson.
Co. NJ. Ward, Close 4 Co.
I A. h' D. Sands Co. Mcklsson Robbins
wheeler Hart d. S. Barnes & Co.
Hegaman 4 Co. +. c. Wells A. Co
nI'l' huckel Co, La2eIle, Marsh Gard
Thomas Fuller. ner.
p. b. Orvls. Hail. Dixon SCo
Dude A stafford Conrad Fox
AND OTHERS
Philadelphia, Pa.
I. W. Dyott Sons. Robert Shocmak er x Co
B. A. Fahnestock Co French, RchardsS Co
Boston, Mass
Geo. {. Goodwin X Co. Weekes & Potter
NJ. y, Burr Co. Jno Wilson, Jr.
AND OTHERS.
St. Louis, Mo.
II. Baks!ey. and others.
Chicago, III.
J, H. Reed 4 Co. Lord & Smith,
OF FuIier& Co. Smith & Dryer
AND OTHERS.
All the Principal Cities and Towns in the
ESVEDNr CrN\TJNS'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-03
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DR., HooFlAND'S
BALSAMIC tURDIAL,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Coughs,
COids, Iatusnsa
''ouP, hOdrseaeSs, BrOnch,tiS,
rneumon,d' Diseases Of the Bopels,
""'"s from 'o'a, LHe'Pieni Consumption, and
Jo' me fo'p and (V pOssibi.)
cureot pdtientsin aduanceJ
stages gf The latter
disease
The Balsamic Cordial Is entirely V.,e,nhIo
production, combining the healing proper,,cs oC
the Balsam, with the invlgofating qualities of A
Cordial pf0duCInga combination 50 well adapted
to the purposes intended, that there are few cases
of disease which will not, at an early period sue.
cumb to us healing and he-gyIng properties.
For ages, has the treatment OF pulmonary dl-
seases occupied the greater portion OF the atten-
ton Of the scientific of the medical world, but
none acquired more emlnenCc N his treatment OF
those diseases, than the celebrated PrussIan, Nr.
liooiand, the originator OF the BalsamIs Cordial.
HIS llit was devoted TO the production OF remedies
that would stand unryalled. How well he has
succeeded the American people are able To Judge:
and We positively assert, that no preparations
that have ever been placed before them, have
conferred the same amount oi benefits on suilcr-
ing humanity, or have ELECTED 50 many commend.
atoms from all classes OF society the remedies
of DR.. Hoofand, prepared by DR.. {. NJ. Jackson
Co., of Philadelphia.
The Cordial is designed for class of disease,
more general ana more fatal than any other II
which the people OF this country are subject
those springing IRON ''Siigh COid' Tha. emln.
ent authority, Dr. Bell, says: ~ Will not say that
ID -
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Trains leave the West SIDE Union Depot, cor.
Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, as follows :
900 a.m.-Fast Line, except sundays.
10 P. m,-Ntght Express, except Saturdays.
",4U p, ma CommodatIon tor Val paraso.
For Boston, NeD YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
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For Aijlny, B4Galo, Dmkirk, Clcrelaad. Colun-
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And all intermediate stations between Chicago
and the cities named.
Sleeping cars on night tlaus, and baggage BY
tins route checked through to all eastern cities
But one change of cars between Chicago and
New York, via Allentown, on train leaving Chica-
go at OF p. IN.
Tickets for sale at the principal ticket offices in
the west, at the company office. corner o. Ram
dolph and Dearborn streets, and at the Union De-
pot, West Side, Chicago, WM. 7. SHIN,
A. HOLIDAY, Gen'l Pas'ger Ag't.
Ticket Agent.
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Rubber, Leather and Cotton Packing.
GUNS PISTOLS,
FISHING TACKLE. LANTERNS,
CHAIN PUMPS
FAIRBANKS SCALES, &C.
Which We offer a, prices to SUI, the tunes.
FOR CASH!
n O w II Il A ID Y
The Third Volume of
RECORD Of THE REBELLION:
A Diary Of American Events,
van WuStrdfire Documents and Narratives, Ru-
moTs, hcidehts Poetry, anecdotes, ETC.,
In separate divisions
Edited by FRANK MOORE.
Author Of "Diary of American Revolution"
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"Cuntra1and' Correspondence
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Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic prepar-
alton.
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w II o q 5 Il &
Tor SMALL ADVANCE on Chicago and St
LOUIS markets.
BENG ANXIOUS t, devote our attention to tn
JObbing Tradt,
We would advise all persons who wlsh to buy by
THE QUANTITY, orto SELL AGAIN, to give
uss call, and We will give
GOOD BARGAINS
on all occasions.
Remember we have LARGE STOCK, and
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-03

WHAT THE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE FIGHT
ING TO SUSTAIN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-03

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which greatly facilitates the process Of teehng,
by soitenlng the gums reducing all lnflamations-
will alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodlc action, and
The New York herald., 1862-04-02

chance OF the Senatorship in Congress, upon
which he has fixed his eye. 1t is worthy of re-
mark that the journalists who have mainly con-
tributed to produce the civil war have tho
greatest adherence of paying cent to support
it. But the war for the Union will go forward
to its consummaton, and the defences of the
State will be secured in despite of their oppo-
sltion. The bill will put the coast and lake
shores in state of complete defence. From
the whole amount appropriated s5OO,OOO will
be expended on the Notifications of this city.
The work is to be done under the direction
of the military engineers of the federal
government, and, therefore, will not be labor
in vain.
The New York herald., 1862-04-02
TRIPLE SHEET.
New York. Wednesday, April e, 1869.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Advertisers are requested, as q favor to them.
selves as well as to US, to have their business no.
tices sent to the Office before NINE O'Clock in the
80 large that, in order to work off our morning
edition in time for early delivery, the public must
assist us in sending our forms to press, by handing
evening
The New York herald., 1862-04-02

patlng the men of color, which was the signal
OF revolt and the warwhoop of massacre, be-
gun by the mulattoes, and afterwards partici-
pated in by the full blooded negroes. The
scenes which followed are too revolving for
description. 1t was indiscriminate carnage to
the determination of men, women and children
OF the white race though Mr.. Harlan, OF the
United States Senate denies that any such war
OF determination ever took place in any nation
OF the world. Not only was it determination,
but horrors heaped On horrors, unfit for publi-
cation in newspaper.
And this is the model for imitation which
Wendell Phillips, in his lectures, holds up to
the blacks of the South. The National Assem-
bly, repealed the decree when it was
too late. But the Jacobin party, headed
by the bloodthirsty triumvirate -Danton,
Robespierre and Marat-the latter with his
journal, the type of Greeley and the Tribune
were becoming all powerful, and through
these men the Society of Amis des Noirs
once more acquired fatal ascendency in the
legislative body. On the 4th Of April, 1892, a
decree was passed that the National Assembly
acknowledges that the people of color and
free negroes in the colonies ought to enjoy
an equality of political rights with the whites,
and that they shall be admitted to vote in all
the primary and electoral assemblies, and shall
be eligible to the Legislature and all places of
trust" Three commissioners were sent to
carry out the decree, and secretly aided in the
massacres, till at last they were appalled, at
their atrocity and extent Were it not for
fendish white incendiaries the negroes would
have remained peaceful and happy, and the
fruitful island would have continued to prosper,
instead of becoming desolate wilderness, the
abode of savages.
If such horrors are not to be repeated in our
own day, let the fanatical missionaries be pro-
hibited from meddling with the blacks of
South Carolina, and let them be put to labor
in the plantations Immediately, under military
direction, not fanatical, as the best prevent
i've against mischief; for the devil ever finds
work for idle hands to do. The bloodthirsty
Jacobins of the abolition school will move
Heaven and earth to propagate their diaboli-
cal ideas among the negroes, and, if permitted,
will SOW the seeds of future massacres on
scale of magnitude far exceeding the tragedy
of st. Domingo. But we trust General Hunter
will take good care to exclude all such evil
communication from the blacks, and not per-
NIT their minds to be tsmpered with under
any pretence. A vast responsibility devolves
upon him, and upon all the generals in the
army, and the country expects that every man
will do his duty. This war is to restore the
authority of the constitution among the white
race in the insurrectionary States, not to take
care Of the negro or introduce among them
ideas Of equality and amalgamatioB of races.
The New York herald., 1862-04-02

Candidates are beginning to put forward their
olaims for Office in Missouri. -Four candidates for
Governor are already announced-viz: Sample
Orr. James H. Birch, J. ID. Stevenson and George
w. Miller They are supposed to be all Union
men. and will run entirely ON their personal popu.
larity.
Eleven more ballots were taken in the caucus of
the republican members of the Ohio Legislature
for United states Senator on the 27th inst. The
last ballot resulted as follows:-Wade, AZ Delano'
81; Groesbeck, |; Odlin, 3; Ewing, 3; blank,2.
The force Of mechanics recently discharged
from the watertown (Mass.) Arsenal have been
again employed making ammunition, the govern.
ment having ordered a new supply.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday after
noon. Elijah F. Purdy in the chair. A communica
ton was received from his Honor the Mayor, veto
ING the resolution passed by the Board authorizing
and directing the Comptroller TO lease the second
and third floors OF premises No 400 Grand street
for the use Of the Fifth District Court, at an an
uual rent Of 81 900. it was laid over and ordered
The New York herald., 1862-04-02

IMPORTANT DEBATE IN THE FRENCH NATIONAL
LEGisLATrRE.--We published yesterday the
report of an interesting debate in the French
Corps Legislatif upon American affairs. Upon
that portion of the address to the Emperor
which related to the civil war in the United
States, Jules Favre, supported by two or three
other visionary philosophers, offered an amend
ment sympathizing with the American aboli-
tionists, and suggesting the interference of
France, so as TO cause the war to result in the
universal emancipation of the slaves of the
South. In body of upwards Of $50 members
the amendment was only voted fop by ten, thus
showing how strong is the sentiment Of France
against any intervention in American
affairs. II matters not what may be
the opinion of the national legislature
about slavery: its members hold that the do
mestc institutions of any portion Of the United
States are beyond their jurisdiction, and that
they have no right to meddle with the matter.
This is the common sense view OF the case, and
it is the view adopted at last in England, aften
great deal of impudent bluster. 1t is OF little
consequence what the motives Of those govern
ments are but the fact itself Is plain that thay
have come to the resolution that 1t Is much het-
ter not to touch us. They have probably dis
covered that thu motto of the republic is. like
the legend Of the Scotch thistle--nemo ingpme
locesst. They are evidently satisfied that the
government can put the rebellion down, asd, af-
ter that, perhaps, pat down any other nation
who may Improperly ohtrade itself fintoa strife
with which IL has no concern They know now
that il is eur resolve To maintain, at all hazards
the unity and ipdivisihility of the repablic, and
they have therefore concluded to lei us alone
The New York herald., 1862-04-02

DEFEAT OF "TnE LITTLE VILrasN.''-As will
be seen by telcgraphic despatch from Albany
in another column, the Defence bill proposed
in the Assembly of this State has been carried
by decided majority, notwithstanding the
speech of " the Little Villain" against it. The
Speaker of the Assembly ought to be the most
influential man in the body. Yet IL seems he
has 20 influence at all. This looks bad for his