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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-10

~ The Argus i, the only paper !" tn. 'oan'
,y that takes teegraphic reports, consequently 1t
can furnish the people of this and adjoining coun
,i.. with new. in advance of any other paper.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r.

Is First Class Road III oil respects,
WITH 9sj MILES on DOUBLE TRACK.
Three HdHg Trans
with connections from all points west.l from
p!ttsburg and Philadelphia, all connecting
direct to New York.
.Noyntng Mail, .ittermoo@ faStLinc, NWht
Express.
ONE TRAIN DAILY
From Pittsburg to New York l430 miles without
change OF cars.
FLA hLLENTOWN d. rASTON,
With direct connections from Western Cities,
Arriving hours advance ot other routes in time
for Boston by raii or boat lines.
Express trains run daily; others, SUNDAYS ex-
cepted.
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From Philadelphia to New York. Tickets good
on any line or train.
New York or Boston Tickets via pttsburg, good
Via Philadelphia or Allentown.
Boat Tickets to Boston good VIA any OF the boat
lines.
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of all kinds done 10 order N the best manner.
Old paintings cleaned and FURNISHED. Odd
frames re-gIlt,
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GILT Dl AIS.
GLIDING.

Of new and beautiful designs, suttabl" lor PHO
TOGRsPIIS or AMBROTYpES of any size.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
| tween Field Kaufman, Insurance Agents
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent
HERMAN FIELD,
CHR, KAUFMAN,
Davenport, Jan, 1862,
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come great nuisance to the sick especially
Last night it became necessary 10 place
guards in the streets leading TO the residence
Of Gen. Mcclellan TO keep of such parties
one Of which not many nights since blew aai
thumped under his windows for long time
so annoying him as to make him i'll again ior
| two days afterwards. II"
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MiCIiis. IiEBGRkNECHT,

INAIlOR Opposite the Rock Island House,
| over Eycrts' store Garments made in the
g'ost style and best manner aud warranted to fit.
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers M work done in accordance
with the times and at Reasonable prices
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OYSTERS ! OYSTERS +! .

| HAVE made complete arrangements with
! Mr.. II. Cooke for his celebrated Baltimore
oysters. shall be prepared to furnish them
wholesale or r,taIl at all times.
+. II. WARREN.
Rock Island, Sept % dt
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Tu.1au's advertisements.
TO BE LET BY CONTRACT.

IN accordance with nc order Of the 1'ty
council, made On thr 9Th inst, proposals VIII
be received at the city council room Until Na'I'
day, the iith inst, at O'Clock a, m. tor lhe fr'
moving of the surplus earth from the Adams
street sewer TO Illinois street, between Adams aud
Broadway, b, DAVENPORT, Mayor,
Per T., ", swami, Clerk,
Roc. Island, Jan 70, lsGl,
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ALL QEiE7 At POR1 ROTIL.
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Meeting Of National Agricultural Society.

DEATH OF COLONEL COLT.
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Not surpassed tins side of New York. taken n
GAYLORD x SPEIDEL'S
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Jcnnison Carrying Terror to the Rcb-
cl, in Missouri.
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WM. VAN FLEET.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02

Secret 'ry Seward. Thurlow " eed and Ansor
Stager, Superintendent Of Government Tele
graph arrived in this city the morning. ard ar,
stopping at the Parker House.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
FURTHER FOREIGN ITEMS.


Ear Russell defended the course of Eng la I'D
in the Mexican expedition. She did all she I'M
dertook and the French government was not
sending relnfo'ceInents in consequence of the ac-
non of England.
Earl Russell, IN response to Lord Broug ham
promised to produce the correspondence relative
~ the Emily st. Pierre The bject being now
closed, the opinion Of the law officers was that
there was no power in England to surrender
the vessel. At hrst it was supposed there was
no precedent, but one had been found in which
under similar circumstances, England failed to
obtain redress from America during Mr. Adams
Presidency.
debate took place on the development of
cotton culture in India. The Government re-
l;eratcd its desire to do all tina, was possible in
the matter.
Rev. DR.. FIyette Jewett, American Mission
AIRY TO Constantnope, died suddenly at the no.
tel where he was stopping in Liverpool.
There Is great activity IN Franco for send y
reiniorcements to Mexico. The number now
-tated TO be sent is 900.
The weather is uuiayoruble both in France
and England for crops.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
TEETH! fnY> TEETH!


IN nrev,ous advertisement m Tins manor ,nnounc,,
| had n.r,n,ncntIy nc,,nJ ,s Da,t; IN ~. ,'is
after abn, six Years xncreuce in he Rbsr work "ne
itangy recommended it in respect superior any
thing else for artificial Meth. And referred gentlemen
in Windsor and Nndham Counties who had this
work in preference To Gold for years who willing
testify as 10 It's durability, cleanliness and ghtnesS. But
had recommended to the people here poison freely
in their food could not have been by some, small some
DENOUNCED more According To Mtr account, and they
ought to know beter) rubber was everything that bad
1t would not last two wears, and the time finally
dnced down I" six months they hnd sets that
dccayng and sottening foul WI; that any
ing it tainted the phere nm entire room, &c Fl
nay, II was said that the Chief Agent of the American
Hard Rubber Company! Dr. Franklin said if lc going
to nave It set of teeth and then going away always from
Dentists he would have nothing bur Gold ard that he kept
rotten piec" al Rubber exhibition. Please read what
Dr. Franklin say:
NV NoW,, April $ l-t2.
DedF SIR :-Ihe charges made against i
strange, Wh"H "" consider the rockies" disregard OF truth
which seeln' - natural ;" some made any such
statements "r the reason that In pbbrr WORK the longer
1t Is used the better evidence We hc that i viii justify
me nigh hopes ct those VINO 1T ltary day adopted il IN
Their practice. simply because IN obtained better results
man with any other material These same persons after
SIN ledrS ot extensive practice ith IT, watching the differ
on influences OF health and %seasc, have mhesatinely
come to regard II a. superior ANY aud all other substances
ana Use IT 10 the exclusion OF mctl plates. "a"
the other day that had been worn in he mrn: every dav
ears ana I'd mi Sho" the sdSt Of Gecom
poHt0n nut on the contrary was a RE'nt PERFECT
as though had been made Yesterday. Every body likes it,
and many patients wouldn't take cold plate gift. Ny
own confidence increases every dav IN IT, and if was 10
engage in practice again, had rather have pound Of
rubber than ten pounds {" gold " be used base
lihrial teeth ! am vorv tIuly.
W. FRANKLIN, Agt.
1t was then stated that teeth did not make
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
: rtNsGIlt Central and SulIi.
van Railroads.
:. 70. -r1tsEstsst.lI
esR f sls xf ~ ..ess.----s-s. sxS2Ke
SUMNER ARR ANGEMENT.
Commencing Jlnr 25G. 1862.
Trs ms Going south and East

Trs ms Going south and Eaxt.
LrHvr auhip-ri ~ IS NJ. - P N. and 10 b Pm
j.It Train ictvrs Rousrs Point 4jl an. 81.
M Adams at go 4. NJ. Burlington 7,l5 A. NJ, con-
meeting at Whiie River Juntti' whrvins for aua from
Nells River. 81. juhu-hury aud IntIrton, and with
N.rtheu Railroad far Boston, Lowell, Worcester &c,
aud connecting at Bellows Fails win thrshirr K. K.
Ter lrslon and With Vermont Valley r. r. Tor Spring
at lU.l5P. n,
Esrxs.s TR.l> leaves Rouse. Point at EOS A. " iot
Burlington and Nor,htrii Connecting at Rurln ston
with noat. for Whltrhsl, &c.
NIGHr EIPHEss TRAIN learrl OyGensbHTs at 1880 NJ,
Moni zeal al 400 k0usrs Point At Clio arry
ing Bosun Ut $40 Nj, connecting At Bellows Fails
with Che shire K. for Boston and Worcester and
Vermont Valley n. X for Springfield and New Haven
aud arriving Ia New York at 1 20 p
rrains Going North and West.
Leave Montpelier NJ 3 5 ~ 7.35 A. NJ and ~
Nail Tram leaves Boston at 30 ". VIA LOweh,
Lawrence Fitchburr. Leaves Springfield at 7.25 ~.
Bellows Falls At 2.aj connecting at White aive<
Junction wltH Sorthern r. X from Boston and with Pas
sumpe X. u. tor and from ". Jobnshury aud LUtcOu
arriving at Burlington NJ 6.45 p and ~. Adams AT
70 ?. Ogden-hutsh $50 =, n, ana Montreal Al 10 20
r.. ~.
Accommodates TrAI> leaves Norihhrldat 20 =. ~.
and Buril u 9.Ii M, for Rouss Point and Mot,
tresl.
N,euc Errnrs, TElx les yes Beuws Falls At Q l5rN
Crwng passengers frcm Vermont Valley K. K. leaving
New York az 500 \. NJ. and rom Cheshire x. X.
leaving Rustou NJ / 30 P. ". connecting al
White River junction with tram leaving Boston at
"a ~ via l.owel at 800 via Lawrence. Leave
Whu- River uIctnr at 1888 ~, arriving at Burlington
at $50 A. NJ, REFUSES Point at 20 M, Montreal A
u,m and prd-nsbuIgh at l2.+0 p M, conuec'' ng
with GIand rtunX trains tIr Detroit; Chicago and th<
West
trains unn ing between Houses Point aud BustoH.
Through Tickets tor Chicago and h- Vest for sai. o.
he principal Staens,
C MERRILL, S,pN
-. lhana Lima
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BosToN, July ,. Gov. Andrew has issuec
his proclamation calling for from 10000 tt
Is 600 men from this State to reinforce the ar
my Of the Union. I
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4 he Con LESSONS and Expert
enCe Of an Invalid.

DCBIISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warming and
[ caution to young men who sufcrtrom Nervous Deba
ty Premature Decay supplying s the same time the
means Of SelfCue. BY one who has cured himsslf ate
being pat to great expense through medical imposition
and Quscksv. By enclosing postpaid addressed snvei
Pc IsISeLr coPIas may be had OF the author, NATHAN
NJ kAYTAIR, ESD, Bedford, KinrslCs., N. 7.
napchltry.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
MEMPHIS, June 50.

Special Dispatch to the New FORK Tribune.
The -4raianche says that The rebel leaders have
soiemnly determined, in the last emergency, to
appeal TO England and France, to be received
az colonies
There are rumors mere that Il force. under
breckenridge, is moving North 10 fall upon
tialleck' = detached divisions Gen. Curtisa is
suffering Or supplies. DIS our boats cannot get
up W hite river, on account Of the lOwnrss OF
the water.
Arkansas refugees report that Pike with 5000
men is nearing from Fort Smith to attack Gen,
Curtiss rear, while lllndman is rapidly gather
Ing force 10 attack him in ironJ.
New YORK, July |. 1t is stated that, on the
recommendation OF the Governors of all the 10y.
al States the President Will call for 200, 900
volunteers, to hold the points already acquired
and close the war.
1t will be seen by another despatch that the
President has made call on the United States
tor 300 600 troops.
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all or short young ola, ight dark compile ion
rich poor, all subject disease AVID all are alike
susceptible TO the curative properties OF Doct Gfold's
Homeopathic Curatves IL taken according to direction
Many thousands availing themselves Of these prepsr
aos to eject cures Of different dis asos, and there
thousands who have learn the virtues OF
these medicines Are you suffering with Dyspepsia bill
iousness, rheumatism, piles, caarrh, any other dis
ease try these wonderful " little sugar pills aad YOU
will ns- other. Sold by Fred <. smith, Agent Sent
everywhere by Burr, Co., Boston, or Philip Lee
l3o William Street, New York. Price only u per
no
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-02
DENTAL NOTICE.

| SHALL. b- in my Olhce IN Montpelier, saturday,
l July 9th, and shall be glad 10 those who require
The services OF Dentist. don't expect TO be absent
frr m Montpelier again thi, year.
Bear in mind, that for filling with GOLD, charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A CAVITY, and in no case
charge anything for temporary OF teeth but fur
nish them FREE Work warranted
tijuyl0 JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
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EH TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
: O'CLOCK a. NJ.

NLw YORK. July |. rbe correspondent OF
Philadelphia paper dated the evening OF the
, 9Th states that we are still lighting. Fort
Darling will be ours tomorrow and probably
Richmond will be occupied anu the rebel army
cat to ! ieces by the 18th of July.
Gen. Mcclellan y, marked to the bearer OF
dispatches that we were everywhere victorious,
but the great battle had but Just begun, and ne
could not make 4 report till the job WAS done
BosToN July |. Thc Transcript OF this
evening Gays We learn on what We deem To be
reliable authority, that not a word mas been re-
cejved at Washington from Gen. Mcclellan
since Thursday morning last At II o clock
to-day the War Department were entirely With
out official dispatches respecting the operations
on the Peninsula.
LATEST p. M.-By hadependent Linz.
NEW YORK, July ! Secretary Seward, In
an interview with the President at the Astor
House this morning. says there Is no truth
whatever in the report that the European Gov
ernments demand an mnediste close of the war.
The ErpreSS of this evening says The occupa
ton OF the country between White Honse and
the Ch,ckahomnv by the rebels is complete
Cen Casey reports The great body of Nc
Clellan's army Saturday noon To have been
miles from James river W it'll strong forces of the
MI :.,.a.,,a.;, Tb,ra !, M nroof "a stotod
,a l,,na If tho naners thar any norton Of
H. .-,,r of Gtn Ncrlsll.n vas an lame.
r;nor ~ SATURDAY. ,r sunday
1'''i y"
,... ,,,,,,, ,,o IN vox,, :;
roAlNhso nC>''h' ''n e o". 49, i,set 70
4ei's oo."pie'e'y o''"aoN w e, "G,'n''e
Fortress Monroe, having in tow barges, schoon-
ers. &c Many arrived here last night.
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$50 REV RID,
Dec 3. 1851

RUNAWAY from where we had them hired,
Chester, in June last our three negro men. viz Bill
Giles aud Henry.
Bill and Giles we bought the Nth of last November
at the estate sale of Ed. Leach, Broad River, in
York District. They being brothers and having rea-
tions in the nci@hborhoOd where purchased them,
it is than likely they have made their way back
to their old neigh borhUot.
Bill is about % years old, feet inches high, will
weigh $50 or 100 pounds; is very black rather sharp
faced, speaks quick when spoken to.
Giles his brother, is about "A years old; feet
inches high; will weigh 100 lbs, is very black, and
walks with his head up and feet turned in front
Henry, purchased Jan. |, of Col. c. Rvcs on the
Catawba river. Re Is % years DID, we'll set, feet &c
inches high, and will weigh rs pounds; has heavy
brow and speaks slowly: has character Il
away. May go to Charleston Washington city II is
hard telling where he will go as he is gentleman of
travel.
They all ran of about the same time.
We will pay SIS reward for the men; SIS
piece fer either Of them delivered in any Jail that
can get them. These boys may attempt make their
way North some others from this place have
tempted. PRIDE 4 DUNOVANT.
Chester S, c, July 3d. 1861 If
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THE PASSION FOR SPECULATION.

So much has been written and said about the
spectators and extortoners since the American
Union was dissolved that it would be indeed diff
fcult to write or say anything new, or anything
that would touch heart that has no emotion save
that excited by the rattle of lucre. Yet we lind
occasionally some passage in the history OF by
gone time that applies so directly to class OF YAM
pires sucking out the life blood OF the nation,
that we cannot resist the temptation to copy it,
even though it proves that mankind at every stage
of the worlds progress has been prone to the vice
which we now so freely condemn. The following
is an extract from Bottas History of the American
War, vol g. p. PIP:
"There sprang up class of meh who sought to
make their private advantage out of the public dis
tress Dependence or independence, liberty or no
liberty, were all one to them, provided they could
fatten on the substance of the country, while good
citizens we're wasting themselves in camps, or in
the discharge Of the most arduous duties; while
they were devoting to their country their tine,
their estates, and their very existence, these in
satiable robbers were plundering and sharing out,
without blush, the public fortune and private
fortunes. All private contracts became the OBJ
ject Of their usurous interference and nefarious
gains all army supplies enriched them with pecu
iatons and the government often paid dearly for
what it never obtained. This public pest grew
wider every day, and it had already gangrened the
heart of the republic"
We doubt, however, if any age ofthe world has
witnessed spectacle like that complained Of
by our own soldiers, growing ont of the difficulty
of obtaining settlements, which has led to the es-
adjustment Of Offices in this city Gas we inform
ed) where they 90 and have their claims shaved
and cashed.- Whether this arises from the
gIect Of high officials from the arrogance Of the
underlings, it makes difference. Certainly it
should be matter of pride ana pleasure, as it is
the business and duty, for every official to extend
kindly aid to all persons seeking their just dues
from the Government, and particularly such as are
inexperienced. The people expect this at their
hauds.-Richr,ond Dispatch.
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July I'd.
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT
RALEIGH, Sept 90. 1861.

RALEIGH, sept 70, 1861.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office for
the delivery of SALT BEEF, according to the follow
ing POPULATIONS:
The Beef must be from wc-fatted Cattle slaughtered
after the Goth of October and weighing not less than
$50 pounds.
The legs and leg-rounds of the hind quarters and
the SIMS aud at least six pounds of the neck end of
each ore-quartef must be excluded from each barrel
and the remainder of the carcass instead of being cpt
with ceaver must be cut with and knife to give
the meat square, neat and smooth appearance in
pieces of not less than six pounds nor more than ten
pounds.
The Beef must be sailed the rate of one bushel Of
pnre turks Island Salt, Il bushels of Liverpool
Salt, and ounces of puverized Sat-petre to every
zoo pounds exclusive of pickle to be made from
fresh water, as strong as salt will make it, and must
be perfectly bright and clear. This Department will
furnish salt to contractors and charges if de-
sired.
The Beef must be put in barrels; the barrels must
De tlght and well coopered; the nett weight of Reef
and the contractors name marked on each barrel The
Beef will be inspected by inspecting officers to be an
pointed BY this Department. at the point of delivery
Two securities will be required in sums equal to the
amount of the contract.
JOHN DEFERECX,
OH Com. of Sub.
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State Of North Cdroti"n-- CASTOR connty
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SeSSons-Aug Term 1851
David Friday and Marion Friday John Smith and
wife Elizabeth, Jacob Link and wife Margaret Jacob
Sammey and wife Mary.
Devisavet vel non.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Jacob Sammey and wife Mary, two of tie Defendants
in the above reside beyond the limits of this State
II IS therefore ordered by the Conrt that publication be
made IL the Western Democrat, paPer published in
the town of Charlotte for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY
handing the said Jacob Sammey aud wife Mary to APP
pear at the next term Of this Court be held the
county of CASTOR at the House in Dallas the
third Monday in February next then and there to make
themselves party defendants Judgment pro conesso
will be entered against them.
Witness W. D Glenn, Clerk of said Court at office
in Dallas the Sd Monday in August, 1861.
s4-6t pr adv Sc ". D. GLENN, Clerk
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RESERVATIONS IN THE ARMY-We learn that
the War Department has determined TO adopt the
uniform rule of refusing to accept the designations
of commissioned officers in the army, unless on
evidence of disability, furnished in a surgeons
certificate, or for especial reasons within the dis
erection OF the Secretary of War.
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NOTICE.

The Confederate Tax Lists for this county are now
In my hands for the inspection of any persons desiring
to see the amount assessed his own property and
if not saihed, cause must be shown why the same shall
not remain as reported by the Assessor
And all persons who have failed list their nropertv
ean by giving satisfactory excuse to me- in the next
twenty days have their property listed Those failing
avail themselves of this opportunity will be in
instance charged with a double tax
| will attend at the Court House on MONDAYS and
Saturdays of each week until the 2sth inst to hear and
determine all complaints receive returns.
WIN. MAXWELL,
Tax Collector of Mecklsnburg Co.
Dee 10, 1881 3u
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A FATAL DUEL.-A duel took place on the
24th ult., near Young's Mill, on the Peninsula
between DR.. Forward and Lieut. Jones, fthe 9Th
Louisiana regiment They fought with Missis-
sippi rifles, at forty PAGES; ard both fell at the
first FIRE Lieut. Jones killed instantly, and
DR.. Forward survived only few moments We
have not learned which was the challenging party
DR.. F. sutler of the regiment in which his
antagonist was an officer and the unfortunate affair
grew out of business difficulty.
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READ THIS.
The Soldiers Relief.

Having closed business in the town of Charlotte
hereby give yon due notice that your Notes and Ac-
counts for 1867 ready for settlement. shall ex-
pect all persons Except the soldier in the army to
come forward Immediately and pay up, as am com
PEELED to have money suffer. Any man that will
keep money in his pocket when it justly due his fell
low man Is doing injustice himself and his country
therefore ask you to forward and pay up. The
man that would take advantage of the present
might want credit again.
Dec 10, 1861 Pm WM TRELOAR
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MERCHANT TAILORING,

FCLLINGS, SPRINGS & CO. have also added to their
Ready-made Clothing Stock, Merchant Tailoring De-
Partnent TO which they call the especial attention of
their many friends and customers.
They intend making this department second to none
IN the State either in style and quality of Goods
the manufacture of Garments.
At all times will be found good stock of Black and
colored Cloths English, French and American CASH
meres, and variety ofVestngs. Also, assortment
of Rock Island Cassimeres.
They feel confident of their ability to undersen any
other house in the State, from the advantages they
have in getting their goods.
Their goods are bought by the quantity by one of
the Firm who resides in the Northern markets. which
gives him the opportunity Of taking advantage of the
prices of goods, thereby saving least Twenty
per cent to the consumer
ny Dimes saved are Dollars made !~Esa So try u.s.
Orders from a distance solicited. Cutting done on
short notice
Sept 25 1860. FULLINGS, SPRINGS & CO.