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WINDOW SHADE
Na,nufactory

l,HE subscriber has established, in Rock
/ Island. adjoining Baford's Foundry, a manu-
ctory OF
X Rustic Window Shades,
s..aor. manufactured to order OF any ze,
.ns or color, and are the most duraoie' con'en-
II and economical curtains In use.
Orders solicited and promptly eAec MnpEsrN
IN ook Island, Oct: %, DIV.
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THELoCATION, CHARACTER or NAME

of the disorder is of Importance so that 1t can
be reached by Washing, GaTgilEE or lnJecung.-
The GOLDEN TABLET is a Sovereign Remedy
for Itch Salt Rneum, Hives, Prlckly Heat, and all
other cutaneous eruptions; the poison oil YAK
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in ALL their forms; Sore Lips, Sore Eyes, Sore
Nipples Old Sores, CATARRH, liberated throat,
Dipther:a a its fret stages; Female Weaknesses
Of every kind in short, tor every species OF IN
ANIMATION or Viruient Exudations and Humors
of the Internal Mucus Membrane or External
Skin Communications confidential, and advice
gratis.
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This is one of the grandest discoveries In med
ical science of which the present century can
hoas: 1t instantly neutralIzes, destroys and rem
ders perfectly harmless every species OF poison
Gus or infectious virus affecting either the e1ter-
nal skin or the internal mucous membrane
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THE
ROCK ISLAND ARGUS
week,v Paper, Established Oct. Is, 1851. :
Daily Paper, Establishsd July Is, 1885,
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opy extra for every club of ten
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Rates of Advertising in the Daily Argus.
I'LL For each square, which is the space occupied
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THE GOLDEN TABLET

THE GOLDEN TABLET
is. Eirom its many Benefcent Uses, emit atically
WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND and MANS SUREST
SAFEGUARD. ~ Every adult OF both sexes,
will find it Indispensable 10 them, as Will be bet
ter understood from Il perusal of the circular,
which is sent tree to all. Irritation almost IN
stantly allayed IN every instance.
Price 81 per box; Sax boxes Tor 50, by mai.
Sold only at the General Depot OF "WlNCH ES-
TER's HYPOPH0SPHlTES,' (for Consumption
and Nervous Debility, by the sole agent.
j. WINCHESTER,
Sc John St. y. ",
To whom all orders should be addressed
mchl6dwly.
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Should be used by every one who would restore
their Hair to more than it's original beauty and
luxurlance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30

PROVOST COURT, July 28.-United States us.
GLASGOW Simmons (colored) Larceny: stealing q
net.-The testimony showed that the celebr ated
John Smith (colored) had missed a new fish net,
and had traced it to the possession Of the prison.
or, who was endeavoring to dispose Of it for two
dollars, when the common price was four dollars.
Other Witnesses testified to having seen the
prisoner with new net that he seemed very
anxious to sell. GLASGOW, being thus caught in
the tolls, was found guilty and sentenced to pay
$40 or to be put at hard labor for thirty days on
the streets.
United States Us. John Washington (colored)-
Larceny and Assault and Battery.-The prisone or
bore no resemblance to the portrait now on exhi-
bition at No. Broad street, and indeed, 30 far
forgot the glory OF his patronymic to be caught
stealing melons. VIM. Murray (colored) deposed:
That he had cargo If melons on South Bay: the
prisoner tried to swap knife for one, but he
would not trade: shortly after saw HIM carrying
some OF the melons off, spoke to him about it and
he threw brick at him, striking him on the shin
and wounding his feelings considerably.
Augustus Green (coored) testified to the same
effect and painted the sanguinary onset OF the
prisoner in glowing colors. In spite OF his illus
trious name Washington Was convicted and SEN
fenced to pay fino of $40 or to be put at hard
labor for thirty days on tho street.
OHitVu OtdtcS CSs hDOeTI Drown (COlOreQ AS
sault and Battery George Shier (colored).- -
The latter testified that he was travelling along
peacefully when white boy ran against him.
near the corner of Line and Coming streets; the
prisoner then grabbed him and began to scratch
and beat him; he fought back for while, but was
knocked down by brick he had never offended
the prisoner, and the only reason for the assault
was that Brown had said he owed him beating
The Court found Brown guilty, but ia consiiera-
tion Of his having discharged his Indebtedness
fined him only IS or ten days hard labor on the
streets
United States rs. James Kenlerly (colored)-
Stealing Chickens.-This pullet thief had evident
ly studied the art of annexation in the army, but
while endeavoring to put it in practice was dis
covered by the owner Of the poultry, who caught
him at his roost and took one from him. The case
looked 30 black that Kennerly plead guilty and
threw himself upon the mercy Of the Court That
tribunal frowned upon such fo,cl tr ansa ctions
and sentenced the unfortunate Jeemes to pay IS or
work out his salvation by ten days hard labor for
the public.
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For Delegates from state ut Large to hill
adeIphfa Convention

Messrs Editors: Allow me to suggest that, for
the position above named, the State Convention
should select men OF und Quilted position and infu-
ence. Not only should the men selected be of po-
sition and influence, but they should be such -as
could be easily 30 certified not only to the dele
gates they would meet at Philadelphia but also
to the people of the North.
The whole contr oversy between the President
and the Radicals turns upon the simple question
OF the political condition of the South. The Rad-
Gals assert that all professions are insincere
and that our people are not fit to be trusted with
the powers Of government because of our continu-
ed diooyalty. The Convention affords an oppor-
tunity for us to show, by sending as/ delegates
those who are now in high official position in the
State, that the assertions Of the Radicals are not
true. And as suitable in every res pect for such
delegates (from State at large) would suggest
the names OF His Excellency Gov Oar, Lieut. Gov
PORTER, Hon. Mr.. PERRY, Senator elect, and Hon.
Mr.. MANNING, Senator elect. The present official
position Of these gentlemen, were they made dele
gates, would be incontrovertible Testimony that
the people Of South Carolina had in fact accepted
tho national situation, and meat to carry out in
good faith the obligations thereof
Besides, there could not be elected, out of the
entire State, any four gentlemen who would truly
represent the State, whose antecedents would be
less Objectionable to the people Of the North,
whose favor is to be courted. Governor ORR,
before the war, was favorabley known throughout
the United States as a National Democrat, and
as leader in that once great and powerful party
Lieutenant-Governor PORTER while he received
the undivided vote OF the State for his present
exalted position, has always been known as q con-
servative m ant e., conservative for South Caro-
lima. Senator PERRY's name is familiar to the
prominent men in all sections Of the United
States as bold defender of the Union. Senator
MANNING was always conservative, and was
National Democrat, and q Delegate to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention at Cincinnati in
1856.
Then, too going back behind their present official
positions, We find that each one Of these gentle
men have been prominently identified with the
politics and tho legislation OF the State for twenty
years or more. Each one combines all the quali6-
cations for correct representation Of the history
and feelings Of the Stats, past and present. while
no one Of them would be particularly obnoxious
to the people Of the North, whose support the
new party organization is intended to secure, and
whose support said party must hape il it is to de-
feat the Radicals. COMMON SENSE.
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ICoMMUNICATED.l
CHARIRsTnN

CHARLESTON, July 28, 1885,
Messrs Editors: By o brief communication in
your paper Of Saturday, reporting the outrageous
conduct Of some freedmen upon South Battery
on Friday evening, I am reminded to speak Of
new practice OF theirs in the sale Of market
produce at the foot Of King street, inetoad of
taking 1t to the established market place. >On
any morning, IL you choose to stroll down that
way for breath Of sea air and breakfast appe-
tite, you may have sight Of the colored cultiva-
tors Of James Island garden-patches selling their
importations directly from their boats and In
buying at this place housekeepers make con-
siderable saving to themselves, as they get their
necessaries here ct first cost-often at half or
less what is asked at the market. This D."
mediation is no douot well appreciat~
residents Of the lower seotio"
oan walk to the lsndir~
uptown people
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More Cheap Goods
CHARLESTON HOUSE.
STOLL, WEBB & co.

THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
inform their friends and customers that
they have this day MARKED DOWN the
remainder Of their SUMMER STOCK at
and below cost. We are also now re-
Ceiving large assortment of GOODS
adapted to Merchants and PIat terS'
trade, which has just been purchased
in New York, by one of the Fl m, at the
lowest cash prices, and will be sold at
small advance.
CONSISTING OF:
case 1o4 BLEACHED sHEETING at 81 per yard
case 10 BIeached Sheeting. Super
case 5-t and Ga Pillow Cotton
1 case 3.4 LonRcloth, 10 and 30 cents
case 7-s Lonaeloth, 40 and "a cents by piece
case A Longcoth. SS to 10 cents by piece
cheap
Irish Linens at all prices
Z, and 1o-4 Bleached Table D,masks at low prices
Bird Eye and Russia Diapers in variety
Linen Sheetings, all widths
Pillow inens, all widths
Damask Napkins and DSylies In variety
Linen Lawns
Super 8. 10. 10 and l6-i Domask Cloths
10 and ia Marseilles Quilts superior quality at So
and $10
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will scarcely like to hear that these things are
going on 80 much in cheat OF them.
don't know that ANY law permits vegetables to
be huckstered at any place but the Market. I
think, on the contrary, that the ordinances for
the city's government prohibit it. Then why
don't the police interfere? KAW.
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Advertising has been pronounced "undignihed" by
tho medical faculty. physician who advertises o
valuable remedy to fifty people in his private practice
would receive the cold shoulder from his professional
brethren should he mako fits merits 20 millions
through the business columns Of o newspaper press.
This may be "digniaed" but is It benevolent humane
or just? Whoever is fortunate enough TO discover
invent anything that will prevent alleviate
human suffering. Is bound to make It known through
every channel of oommun cation within his reach, to
the general public. For many years the p,~-''
HO LETTERS CELEBRATED e~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Dnv

F. BAcKUs will sell his morning. in store No. 297
King street. door above Wentworth the entire bal
ance Of stock in said store consisting Of liquors. trunks
dry goods. segars. and many other articles.
BowEns sILcox will sell this day. at their store in
Meeting street. opposite Market at 10 o'clock
good lot Of material for building &c.
Is. E. BENNETT will sell this day. in front OF his
Office No. 40 Broad street. at IL O'clock pair o
very nne bay horses and one superior saddle marc.
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regard OF health, by not conveying away the
garbage, to report him at the Guard House, where
he will be turned over to the Mayor, who has
made up his mind that these officers shall strictly
perform their duties or suffer penalties that will
enable him, without further expense to the city,
TO hire other men and other carts to remove the
neglected piles Of dirt immediately.
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FISHING TAcKLE.-At this season, when fishing is q
delightful amusement, do not think we can do q
greater favor to the disciples Of ISAAC WALTON
suggest to them a reading of SAMUEL r. MARsHALL's
advertisement in this mornings paper where they will
see that everything desired by fisherman be OBJ.
tanned at No. $40 King street.
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Coop THISGs.-The advertisements of Messrs. d.
PAUL Co., in to days ISSUE certainly embraces
selection of the good things this life as we have
seen for long time. and that they genuine of
the finest quality is guaranteed by The character
old and responsible house. All who in ant of the
decacies aud luxures here enumerated, should call
this firm, who sell moderately any other establish.
ment in the city.
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Cow PEAs.-R. ARNOLD Co., who peas,
advertise to-day hne lot of this article for
all who are in want OF peas of finest quality, well
hay and grain OF every variety call No. 2l9 Meeting
street. corner Of John. and the stock this firm
has hand.
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SEGARs AND ToDACCo.-Our friend JOHN B. TooNI. OF
No. 12i Meeting STREET opposite the Ice House. has just
received large assortment Of segars of brands which
will brighten the counenance Of all smokers. Celebrated
as hs is for having always the choicest qualities, he
offers to his friends and the public the superior
segars and the most delightful tobacco that can be
found in the Southern untry, and all who know Mr.
rooNI is aware that he keeps only the best and that
nothing bought at his establishment is Of any other
than first quality.
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PRIVATE SALES.
Gay Field PldntdtiOn.
BY COHEN, HANCKEL d CO,

Clay Field Plantation.
By COHEN, HANCKEL q CO.
At Private Sale
ALL THAT VALUABLE COTTON AND RICE PLAN
TATIoN, situated in Christ Church Parish eighteen
llS) miles from the vilase Of Mount Pleasant and
known az "Clay Field" containing about 1910 aorea
The land Is OF rttrate quality and Is under suc.
cesstu cultivation In Rice and Cotton The crop is in
excellent condition. and promises WELD
On the place is fne family Dwelling House, Barns
Steam Engine and laborers quarters recently built
and in Arst rate repair.
The above place offers great Inducements to persons
wishing to live near their plantation during the summer
peng put eh TT drive from heal by resi-
dence. For further particulars and terms which will
Mo. 46 EAST BAY,
July ~ fmw6 Corner Boyce's Wharf.
ELtenaiue Iron Works-Splendid Investment.
BV SMITH d McGTLLIVRAY,
Real Estate Brokers, No. az Broad street.
CHARLESTON, 8. @.
All that EXIENsIVE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY
generally known MS the "SPARTA NBURG IRON
WORKS." beautifully located the Pacolet River "
spartanburg Village and five miles from the Uni~
Spartanburg Railroad at its nearest point.
This property consists Of
BLAST FURNACES
l Cupola
l Rolling Mill. with usual hxt.
Pudding Fire and Forr
Machine Shop, with
Nail Factory with f.
Saw MIL and 40
Tram Raiiros|
to haul IT,
compet~
35 Mule
80 he
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ss- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ia

RA1N.-We had a delightful shower yesterday
afternoon, from about two O'Clock to near four,
filling the cisterns and rendering the air delight
1uly cool. We do not remember time when a
rain was more 'ceptable or grateful to the parch-
ed earth and to the heated Inhabitants than it
was yesterday evening.
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CUSTOM HousE-WILLIAM Y. LE1rcH, Esq, late
Surveyor Of the Port, retired from the position
ON Saturday, being unable to take the test oath,
and his successor having been sworn into Office,
entered upon tho duties.
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GREAT PUBLIC WANT is supplied by HuMpHrKYs'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. They are medicines that
father. mother nurse invalid always have at
hand, and apply without danger delay. and with
prompt benefit and relief Try them. See advertise
ment Address
HUMPHREY SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
July 80 No. 562 Broadway, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-30

OPENING OF PosToFFIcEs.-We learn that the
following Postofices have been re-opened
Mush Creek, Greenvle. Al & p Youngb lood.
Hance.s Ferry, Orangeburg, Rams ,m II vipger.
iaole Mou tain, Pckens, Rebecca Reid
bachelor sRetreat ~ickens, G ief Crenshaw
Camp Ridge, Wi iiamsourg Selma Schoek ler
Antioch, YORK, Ira Harding,
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Wonder

MADAME REMING
Astrologist and somr
clairvoyant state. de-
son you are to MARI
Of intense power. h
antees TO produce Q
future husband or
marriage, occupat
This 10 no imposi
can assert. By
color Of eyes and
stamped enveio
ceive the piotur
information.
Address In {
INaTON, p. C
May Q
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DARBY's PRoPHYLAor1c FLUID. the most powerful dis
neotant known. is q combination OF Chlorine and Per-
manganc Acid, by Professor DARBY formerly OF Coum.
bia s. G., and recently Of East Alabama College, It
purhes the most noxious air. prevents the spread
scarlet fever, small pox, cholera, and all infectious
dsea eryipelas, ulcers csrbuncles run
ming OF every kind; is the best pain-kler for
burns and scalds. and neutralzes all vegetable and
animal poisons. In all in which Labar raque q
Liquor Is used. the Fluid may be used with much
greater and in less Nan onethrd the quantity.
Sold by KING CAssIDEY, and by druggsts generally.
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have ~
die
Of a
in q.
the !
from thu.
individuals
beyond all estim.
tralia and South A.
now recognized as the
best possible safeguard
finest invigorant In case
only diffuaive stimulant
gradients.
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AUCTION SALES.

Sale Continued.
BY BACkUS
one door above wrn,S ORTIZ Without ay Sy resoFye
THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF STOCK.
LIQUORS.
eighth casks SE.oN, TIE BRANDY
. bbls. Old Bourbon Wbiskry
Gases Old bourbon Whiskey
Cases Old Brandy
Cases t.atawna lsparking)
Aiot 10, OF OF Ssw Ssw ,ss sns and Liquor Z, FIashs
AIss. lot Of TRUNKS. large sizes
Balance OF Dry Goods
Clothing Neci Ties Hosiery
raper Collars. Drawers
1r unmer o" shirts. Combs, Pins, &c.
ror,,, lot of !twery in Sets
Terms cash on delivery. July 80
nv ffne Horses az Anction.
THIS DAY. July 80 1866. in front of NV office No An,
pair di aF9sa Ssny aas S,3 :; j 3s Gssl Vii
by owner as sound youn4 and gentle Thoy draw IN
single and double harness. viz" 4"
superior SADDLE MAnh; iaioi will bo warranted :,
These Horses are just from the country and on,v ,oa
oecaus. the owner has no fuSther Tor them.
Conditions cash: July 80
a Fine Chance to get q good lot Of Material for
BY BoWGMs nas"s' & @s s1Lcox.
Will be sold. THIS DAY. In Meering ,treot opposite
largo lot 'slosz S%szED sAsHrs
with large CLASSES aud Blinds to match. class Doors
u
good i"t Of other Material. ono High Desk and two
large side Cases for Books and Papers, which would
suit well for Lawyers Ofice &c. This is q are
chance.
Conditions cash. July so
oats! oats. Oats!
BY BBUr u BEE.
Will be sold. To- ORROW at instant Mt O'Clock A.
M at our office. No. ~ East Bay,
1900 BUSHELS AIS. July 80
Estate Sale-by Orde,, Of the Ordinary
BY w. Y. LEITCH.
VIII be sold TOMORROW 3lst instant, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Mt No 8 Be re ford street,
ALL THE HOUSE HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IUKE, consisting of SOFAS ivaus Chairs, Maroleto
rabies, Mirrors. Carpets. Curtains Besteads Bedding,
Bureaus Wardrobes, Oil Paintings, litchen Utensils,
&C., &c,
Terms cash All articles to be removed en- day of
sale. july 80
UNITED STATES MARSIIAL'S SALE a
SOUTH CA. OLINA DISTRICT.
The United States Us. Sirteen Kegs Of Whfskeu
BY MILLIGAN, MELCHERS d CO., AucL'rs.
by virtue of Writ of Sa'o to directed under the
Decree of the Honorable the District Court of the
United States for the District aforesaid the above
case will expose for sale, at Public Auction at No
O'Clock A. NJ, TOMORROW. the 3lst inst,
i6 kegs Of WHIskEY containing from FIVE to seven
gallons each.
Conditions cash. j. P. NJ. EPPING,
July 80 s NJ for s. O. d.
Merchants Hotel, ,oith its entire Stock of Furniture
aud Failures.
VIM. CUR sEY, Auc'ioDeer.
Will SELL at Public Auction. the premises, on
under foreclosure of mortgage,
The TWO YEARS UNkXPlRED LEASE, and the en-.
tfe stcek OF Furniture aud Fixtures. together with the
Good Will and Licenses OF tho MERCHANTS HOTEL,
situated at the corner of King and Society streets,
Charleston, 8 O.
This Hotel is in full operation contains about 7b
rooms ana has 90 boarders; he seen at all hours
during the day by making application at the Office.
Terms cash. July 81
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PANxsIss HEpAr1o B1rrxhs.-rt is a wise dispensa-
on of Providence that In the same locality where
diseases exist. the and plants which certain
remedies for them often to be found waiting only
for industrious hands, guided by intelligent heads to
pluck them from the earth and arrange them nature
directs for the benefit Of mankind. In section of
country where complaints Of the liver. dyspepsia and
chills nd fever make life miserable aud human
Frame the vegetable abundant. but they
waited for come scientific mind like that Of Mr.. PANK-
to take them from their hidden places and extract
ing their medical properties prepare remedy like his
most excellent "Hepatc Bitters" Although this prepa-
ration is comparatively in community. Il has
been extensively used by sufferers OF diseases which 1t
is intended to alleviate and hear It highly praised
by all Of them with whom have come in contact,
and would, therefore. earnestly recommend IL as
Of the finest tonics and correcves Of the present
day. fmw
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nR. DE ANDRES
uI r.+g'' r. -PuRE- .. ''
SARSAPARILLA BITTERS.

The attention of the Public City and Country Trade Is
spectfully called to the Introduction of the ,.t
- --- Sarsaparilla Bltters,
The Pleasant valuable Bters has benin
roduced in this country The general be supplied
by the following Grocers and Druggists
Fstjo Marks Co., 43, IS aud II New Levee street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 TchoupItoulas street.
E,J. Hart Co., Is, rs and n Tchoupitoulas street.
L. Basset cor draver and Tchoupitoulas streets S' "
r Ayet i Csmbon, 80 and 81 Old Levee street.
John r. Moore. cor Poydras and New Levee streets.
VIM G. Mitchell, cor, Camp and Poydrss streets. ~
Csss Bowling, 80 Poydras street. -- '1''
TW Marsden Druggist, cor. Magazine and Gravier.
Turner Wales Druggists, Royal and customhouse
I4aS g. N. MORRISON, Agent,
| sstr4G IL p5Iso44R ttgs 70 Magazine street Q