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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-22
THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
l. Aiken, B. O., Weekly paper under tho aboyo title
70 DO devoted TO General lnteligence-Ponhcal Com.
mercia. Social Literary, and ReCious-1ith Depart
ruent Of Agriculture Including tho Field, tho OrchAr
The Vineyard. and tho Garden. A News Summary, tC
contain digest OF tho important events Of the week
Will occupy OF the papor, and particular aten
don Will bo given TO the unsettled question Of Labor
host adapted TO our now condition. and tho DEVELOPMENT
Of the resources of the country Manufactures Aeri
cnlturs, fruitraiking. and vine.growing. i I'D
Terms-Sa year, m advance 4.
.r-.lf Ta q. ". RAvENKI, Editor
". D. EH1tkNp, Publisher. January II
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Stock ON hand and on shiphoard. ..
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August 20.-1unrRSrIsE- Market
steady, Sales Of 220 bbs at SIS so virgin - 80 for
yellow dip. and el G5 for hard, q $50 Ibs.'
BpTRrTB TunpSSrIHE--Thp salcs to-day reach POS
hbs. at sax ccnts and 65 do at 81 cents q gallon ns
to quality OF packages.
RosIs-Market quiet Sales to-day OF only GAG bbls at
ss 26 for straincd Common, 50 7tas4 80 for No. and
IS for Pale,
TaR-Only l6 bbs Ncciyed md sold at s? I5 3 bbl.
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BARNWELL SENTrNEI

To AN KxCELLENT ADVERTISING MRpIuH. I,P,
Merchants and buainsss try Il for few month";
mo rtsf no gain. Sand on your cards and incrrss Il.
your ad0 thlH fan There's nothing TO equal P,,ntcr
Ink-it has fnldo many fortune --"
Terms for Che psper--e9 par Annum, In sdysnoa
Advertisements inserted at The rsie or eI r,r
twelve lines or loss for e1oh Insertion = 's'o
Oards OF ten lnos or less at the Of 80 for tr
months H.4 ~ M Wv Wv ~ Lios s-ios
Contracts BY the year for six monhs allowing mi,
loge Of changing on more favorable ts1rns Addfsss
EDWARD A. BRONSON
AetoesoH" Puo!Iahel na SIoIs1rtoe
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tonsiRnecs per South Carolina ItuIironH.
August 21.
81 bales Cotton, % bacs WASTE iJt sacks Wheat. 70
Dols MID III sacks Flour. 81 bbs Naval Stores
Lumber md Wood, &c. To Ebsugh & Mauoncc, Good
rich. wncman Il Co. r Ii 10 igcrs Il Co, u Ii Aoppock
Kecder, Utscy Kenyon Mnrshnll. Jr. Street Bros
4 Co. ID O'CnltaghIn. ltai oad Agent, T. ltnllroa1
Agent. J Robson Il Lobslgcr, Goldsmith Son.
Cantwell, Order.
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PCET CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
arrIYcdYcstcrdnY.

Arrived Yesterday.
Scr Ann Dcas, from West Point MIL III bbs Rice.
To ID Aiken & Co.
Steamer 81 Hcleus, Boyle EdIsto md Rockville
aidzc. To j Ii Murray, and others.
Steamer Pilot boy, McSclty, Savannah via Bluff.
ton, scnbrooks aud Beaufort 6bnes Sea Island Cotton
EnHlow & Co. Scllreincr Ii DAILY. " II HARRISON q
I.clip, II Sinons, lnvcncl Co. hdgcr Co. u CHS
olI, Mrs " unyne l. Z Trcscot 1heu Stoncy. ltayun
cl y Baruwcu Southern Express Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Sclr Lizzie Datchcldcr. English. Philadelphia p
Locke.
From this Port.
Prus.an bark Dcpcschc Luhko, Liverpool. August 5.
Ssllr wenonah, Tnl Baltimore. August 20.
UP for this Port.
Steamship George Upton, =, at Boston, to sail
August ~.
Orig Josie DovercuI, Clark at Boston, August 10.
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THALBERa.
GOTTsCHALII.

oonhider Chick kering sons' PlRnop, bsyou6 eora.
pafhon, tho best have ever een In Anne ia
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In tho world. " DS
They unriy,llsd for their singing Qualities and sor
the HARMONIOUS roundncas o. their tono There Is n
Peneot honogeneity throughout all the regisers Thu
upper notes arc remarkable for clesrness purity
which 40 not lnd In any other instrument while the
for magnificent sono1ty.
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GA r D.

10 with feelings OF pride American manufactures
tnAt we pnbltsh tho following Testimonials which have
been received by roccnty: ~'
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10000 PIANOS,

IN The construction Of which they have introduced oysn,
snown and valuable improvement They have Inv sIs.
ply oeen iaeced and used by all OF tho word'iI 90
knoedoed great artists who haro visited this COZ itT
Professionally both for private and public uRs.
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COMMERCIAL.
.-~-~-~--
EXPORTS.

PHILADELpH1h-Per schr Lizzie Batchelder-129 bales
Uplnnd Cotton. 7s bales Rags, 100 tons Old Iron,
100, 900 feet Boards
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. "Wednesday Evening" August 81, 1867.
There almost entire nbsence Of enquiry,
buyers apparently holding or for further doycormcnts
the transactions were limited to bsles of Low Mid.
ding at 25Hc, further quotations nominal
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NEW YORK
c CHIC K ERING j. SlsN9'
Grand, Square and Upright
ams joy fHf Ia1, sAyE REsS ps1Ss qos Sosa
awarded ''1
sixrT-EIvE ruIzE MEDALS.
tsmosI End October. is95 and hsat protnluma all
at a. the aGS,Sn principal Fairs In this
WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
TIIALBERG'S OIIaIoH,
consider Chckcring Il Soma Pianos terond oou.
pariaon. tho bcst have In Amerira.
Chairman of Jury on Musical inatrumSn
GARD.
that pnbl!ah tho following es,Imonlis which have
bean received by Us roccnuy:
EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
Reoeirsd during he month Of AuguR, 1890.
49,, LONDON, July as. 1867.
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the first
composers muEicanH and profcs,ors In Europe hold
your Pianos In such high estimation pide my cortin
cAtsl that felt Is my duty to tase OF With me
G Ts tho oISs Of
unanimous they have been on tho anhect. hog to
fIOnd Mr. ooli,rd. which nurs raust be- sratiiy
ThaIo tho honor to bO. ssntomsn; yours ysry truly.
LONDON. January Il. lssa
My DE.n srn: have grc.t pleasure IN aakus yuuso
NV
Highest approval OF tlcir iustrlmuu It's cen sidor
not merely tho boat instrument Of American nannfso
forsca that has come under ny rbsarvauon; and
the Mossrs Chlclcring may woll bs proud OF having
which. for touch, auai,t, power and workmanship.
would be worry diouit Ia surpSaA in any part Of the
Dear cir. worry Glncorsiy yours,
Firm of ooll.sd uo,.rd pisnotorto Iunaisssaior.
London.
Jane, ~ weah. 8sq: - ''0''
Mr Dan Biz: AZ ron going back to tho u.Issa
Messra ohieherins: Tell them vns doteiii ID vI.h
Whhins you, 6o. remain orer., Ils,
Firm OF I. Broaduood b Hons, Planof,ns M,nn,.s.
turers, London.
Ae.irs. Gaiekeriu1 d Som:
aRSrs: have lust been invited by essrs Uollnr, 10
have hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
frsnd Mr: O. D. co.rd. That ii j, the ancs. in
Believe me, gentlemen. most faithfully yours,
J. L. HATTos.
rtriso~iaG o, he mort dilnSutAed ArtiIti in a,,,s
TO AIrt. Caiekerinp e Som:
Having played upon PtAno-forte n,sde os Msonr,
ohioierins sons, Of Boston and New Yors, have
much S pleasure in tesaf'ns 70 s general oIc
touch and mhsniaeont power Tor conce.t purposes,
eonhider u really tnAhn PLNo-FoRTR, AND pYoIpYo.
II TIE sEsr HAVE aExs or AARHIcAN MAsuYAoruns
ARABELLA uUDDARD. tGIuIo hEtlUNDI.
u. A. OaBORSE IALPHEp JAELI.
W. KUHR. LINDSAY sLOPRR.
JULES DENRDIOT. ~. MU5CHELE5,
Ii. ". BALfE. Prof OF ConRo.v v.toir. =.
UHA9. HALLE. Letpsip "
DRIHLEY RICHARDS, lH. AHTHIjit CHApppy
RENE FAYAktsER Director of Mnndan Go,
SYDNEY SMITH. certs London
Among the chief fpointa excellence of Tho oboh.n
Ing Pianos OF which Bpeaf the renowned nrsa in thc,
oongratulatory tesmonIas 10 the Mossra Ohieherino
tho greAtest possible depth. rchness and yonmh az
tone. combined with rare briiancy cIesrnsss ana
resfect cTonBcss throughout tim entire acnIe: And
quality OF which changes under thg
most delicate powerful touch. ~
During tho past forty hroe years this hr has MANN
soturod
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Among the chief pointa excellence OF Tho ob,oh.n
ing Pianos Of which speaf the renowned artists In thsi,
oongratulatory tssmonala TO the Mossrs Ohjebering
tho sreatsst possible dept richness and yoInm az
tone combined with rare brillianoy, cIearnsss and
perfect cTonHcss throughout tim sntiro sc.ie. and
above oil. surprising duration OF uound tho pl,re sn
synpatheo quality OF which never changes under t1
most delicate or powerful touch.
sotufed
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ga Emile wss On her ur-health WEE In her loo
rIou BIrTnns."
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LONDON. January IA, 1861
LONDON. August "a, 1869.

JdnSS N. Wehh. hfq:
hr DIAN bIR: Al ron going back to tho U. .ht,d
gtates. must beg you 70 remember sutlIy 60 .he
Meesrs. ChicferinR. Tell them WIS delight sd VI,h
their Grand Planoforte-di good instrp -eent hik
a tooI euer furaei ouf, both III touch dndfrL
Hlhhtng you, 6c remain orer Il Ily,
II. F. BROn.jROOD.
Firm OF !. Broadvood Bons, Plano-f,r,s Mauu,so.
turera, London.
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pHnLpxIRuIA, l0th Month, 18th DAY, lBea
RfsP1orID FRunpt-My daughter hls bean much
beusAttod by Tho OF Thy Plantation Dittsrs Thou
Stit send ne two bottles mure
Il Thy friend, tl#E AaA OURRIN,
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TIIALBERG'S OIIaI0H,
consider Chickering Il Soma Pianos beyond com,
pAriaon, tho boat have In Amerira
. 8. THhLBERa
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Inatrumen
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LONDON, July 10, 1865.

Aeiirs Cliekeriuo a Som:
dRSrs have lust been invited by hfcsars Uonr, 10
NJ Grand Piano-forts manufactured by you. Ami
friend. Mr. O. d. Coiard. That 10 the ancst iu
atrument1 ever played on.
Believe me, gentleman. most faithfully yours,
T. L, HATsCAH
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Or. ". A. oHuDs. Surgeon Of tho Tonth Vermont Ro-
eiment writss:-'I wilh evory soldier hsd bottle Of
Plantation BittOrr Thoy tho mout effective. pur
foot and harmless tonlc ever used."
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
RoCHrHKR, n. z, December 25, 1851.
GosIra 7. II. DRAxl Oo-I hAvo bean great .uf.
orer nom Dyspepsia for three four years ard had to
abandon my profoshon About thfss months Ago
rtsd the Plantation Nttors and TO my grsst 10y am
nov nearly vol man. have recommended than In
several oases, and, far know, always With signal
bene1L No. lam. respectfully yours,
BsY J. 3, 0ATHOBN.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.

Reoetred during he month OF Augusi, 1906.
LONDON, July rs. 1867.
hhssRs. OHIoEEnINa h HoSs-acntB: hAyo much
pleasure In encloeinR document signed by the first
composers, musicians and professors In Hirope hold
your Pianos In such high estimation luilir my cortie.
cAtsl that felt IL my duty to tase them With
to Europe. to ASCERTAIN tho opnlon of my
orethron The enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been tho subject hog to
forward, ut tic same tine, ottor received from my
rlond, Mr. oollArd which rltis be crafty.
Ing to you.
hAyo tho honor to bc. gentleman. yours very truly,
JAMES II. TEULI.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

!, Owing to the changeable and finc
tuatilg condition of the Cotton MAJ
''..ket. for the past three weeks, We have
been unable TO give any reliable
quotations. :.
T Business in the main has been very
dull and unsettled, owing to the very
How price of cotton. Planters are
unwilling. to sell, hence our market
has been very inactive, nOtwithstand.
ing our merchants wish to invest.
! Under the favorable advices from
Liverpool and New York, we hope
for q reaction.
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TRUST SALE.

VIRTUE IL. deere Of the Chsa
ID c.rv Court OF hs.ii-.a county. state
al Ni~s. sippi. made ., he h.rrh Term,
1857 On s ,tsrdsy the 20 b DAY o. April
1861. the under.ignsd ss Trustee. Oil
On
Monday tie lstA day Of November, 1861
IN rhr ten Of Csmdrnt said ooun,y II
p,se to public sale TO he highest and hrs'
bidder fot cash. The following dese'ih~d
real estate. It being that uao' 80 lot o.
land conveyed to Washington Frd nou
decrease. / .s Trustee. by william Hem
unvway and d. N. Hsm,ngus,. Z" SECURE
The paw m. ut ofetr.in in sbIrdness here
in neni ne1 via:
Eas, half SIC ION -rR-l's in T''wnsh'E
eleven ut Range s,s Bot Living in ss'd
county Of a sd',on !: And the
West half Ng'hssst qa.Tsr and Nss
hsii Snu'hvvst qu.Yt.r sretiun seven
Tovn.hip eleven Range SIN Esst. lynn
IN 'h- county OF Leslie IN ssid e,ats.
TIL hsieved o he gnOd. bu, ! oil
envoy Only ssch - 10 vested 70 ne .
Trus,.s. By ,r'ss q ssid dserss 81 ID
Chsnessy Ccar.
nspG la-sI -
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MOTTO E..

nN the let Of Octots 1851. ] will conmesc<
~ the Commissihn Busipess in the city Of Canton:
I will make iib-ri advances on all 60 TON
Consigned n my manual friend, A y BlGNON
suceesso, 20 l. we Il B.gnon. New Orleans La
will receive m stoto any aud all cotton " other
! pr duce, from my friends 10 Madison and adj ming
| couhti-s, and hip IL TO their CHI Of q commits
sion merchant on me chants IN New Orleans.
/ l will furnish all supplies wanted thu applican
or applicants furnishing the cotton a -is
pay for them.
I; lily flee for tho present i. 1t the new Store
House ni Pete Brown. H.. FRILEY JONES.
!, Oct. 1867 III
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a. Let all our lady friends remeni-
Der that on next Monday week, the
2Sth inst. there viii by a grand dis
play Of beautiful. things in the new
establishment OF Mrs. Kirkpatrick,
mp stairs neyt door to GeD'i Winters
Bank.
Topper saga al thing Of beauty
10 joy forever" aud although we
do notcxaetly think ~ did Mr.. Tup'
per, yet We are prepared to say that
Mrs. KS new boun-ts, hats, feathers.
flowers and various little ismeless
articles would briag pleasure to the
heart Of many . maiden. a. least for
9 season. There are bridal bonnets
and mourning bonnets .aild half
mourning bonnets and boanets 10
suit every age. e6uditiuu and size Of
women. Walk in aud ell on Mr<.
Kirkpatrick aud hsr accomplished
sssoeiAte, who eajoy 9 the reputation
Of being 90 fast ion she bsau mond@
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,MRs. SIMS is off ring her 6ne an,
sortment of millinery goods NJ the
very lowest prices. She IN pvsparesl
to ct and make ,iressrs 10 "rdN-A
Her establishment is situated on
the west side Of Court Square, one
door south Of Msyson g. Landers'
store.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

MRs. Ne j. YxEoEY. east side. of
Court square, has received part Il
her large and splendid assortment of
millinery. anai respectfully soIicits hr
frienda aud patrons to give her a call
before purchasing elsewhere; as shr
has the very latest New York styles.
No charge for showing goods.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

~ Capt. Friley Jones has issued
Bis last call to debtors Of the estate
of VIM. G. Jones. DECEASED. He says
Il this call is not promptly answered.
be will he compelled 10 sue iErespect-
i've OF persous.
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We ask attention to the advertise.
meut of w. e. johnson, which ap.
p 'ars in another column. Mr.. John
sou has the reputation Of being the
best painter In Canton.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

WE direct the attention of onr
readSfsto Che rzffi Of Messrs. B,itton
q Moore, Of New Orleans. !, Mr.. l.
w. Thomlsia ,is the agent OF this
popular firm, at this place, yPysons
having business with commission
merchants in fhe Crescent City. would
do we'll to ehfrust the same to these
gentlemen. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

THE Board of Reg stratien for
Madison county meets next MOnda. .
See advertise .lel {. 81,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

D We dlrec, attention 10 the adj.
rninistrators' notices, which sppear
In this issue.
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Az lssssiss4 s4ssrH.~svss ~sss b. ss'd' t'
s,'r i7'..s,&. Elxsis&ss'tsvwers' s'azs s' ss''
on Sy re- de ,prssf u sssiirss;ss % sissn anr
=. 1rssy ~ :. Gtyss ,s~i'sssss msrs.y d Psid-
1S&ss s,s As ser~s4 ssrs'a slsn'sy shs Pre-" q
cssssa as3 ia 70 cs~ viii fAsy b d.sarssd from
Our Etssds ssiK net ask u. ethA n
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- The Homeopathic College Of
irgiuia is going to open its doors to
women.
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D 1 Z o..

In Sharon, on the Is u iust., of duK, Mrs
Rachel Coucs, Ia the sixty ninth year al
her az.
The deceased was the mother e our frierd
nd fellow townsman, kr. A L. Couch
had been = faithful member of the N u
church, tnr more than forty. years. B, %.
/ ire they who die in the Lord +"
IL this county, on the 18th inst, AVIS
FLosGxoe, oldest daughter If. J. and Y. A
Wilson. aged three years. Eve months, AID
two days. ,..
n The Austin Gazette says that
Mr.. Henry Elliot, residing near that
place, has been arrested by military
authority, to be CONVEYED to Missis.
sippi, toanswer the charge of killing
y United States soldier.
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~ The Emperor of Austria and
the King Of. Belgium are having a
dispute about the estate Of poor
Macmillan.
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/
| II An intelligent colored man o.
Colnmbus, Ca, is not very compli
mentary In speaking of the Radicals,
who are jnst now "making believe
they have the good of the newly en-.
tranchised at heart. He says:
Those white. men who tell us We
\ mnst vote the Radical ticket and We
shall have a farm, do not have enough
to; build a chicken coop. I think
they want the negroes to do the vOt.
ing, but they want the FARMS"
The defeat Of negro suffrage in
Ohio is not calculated to increase the
confidence of the freedmen in the
professions of these gentry. Prac.
ticaIly. 1t says, "negro suffrage will
do for the SOnth, but here, at home
in the North. the negro must he dis.
franchised; it win not do 10 recog
NICE him as an equal" cHr7
" Miss Avonia Jones, the actress,
d ed recently. 's7' .-:
- The FeIians are still raising
alarms and small disturbances, in
England. :.
u General Bra4ton Bragg Ia ono
Of TIL. Howard association in New
Orleans. .+..t -e.- e-
~ The democrats Of Baltimore
have nominated Robert T. Banks,
ESQ.,, "a their candidate for the office
of MAYOR. "a
~ The flrxt frost of the season
nab. its advent near Louisville. KY,
on the goth ult.
/. ~ Thirty thousand cattle. from
Texas and New Mexico. are: nav col.
.lerted ut lincoln, on the Union Pa
cific railroad, awaiting purchasers or
the Indiana.
UDurfng tfIp' last week in. Sep.
TENDER, the receipts from internal
revenue sources amounted to e'0I.-
900. l-
~ The aggregate receipts from in'
tern lrevrHupsdming the last month,
were $4,000, 900.
~ The Methodists have twenty
thousand churches in the UniIed
States, capable of accommodating
more than six million people. They
afe the most numerous sect in the
Union.
CEASE ON FEMALE SURFACE
In a rcent conversation With Lucy
Stone Mr.. Chase said:
"Be free to say for me that I think
there will he no end TO the gOod that
viii come bS lwohef's. suffrage. on
election, on the eircfed, on govern
mehts, and On woman herself Ihave
said this IN public and private fur
many years. lam glad that an sdart
IL being masla IN Kansas % accomplish
II. and Z sissil rejoice when the cleo.
tive frxnchfse ts 40 fFesrto women ~
70 nov IL 20 me. I thiuk. too, that
this yin be- - 20 defiant day" q
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(F"r the AHEKIcAN CITIZEN
PRICES CUR r EMIT:
KAR1IEp.

, Ga Cincinnati, ohio. on Thursday. ostoser
ID, 1851, BY Rev: A. q. Hubbard, Mr. J Il
Gsk,sssa, to MSS ELISA u. TaoHssoH, nj,
dsughier of Ms. L,ssie Thompson, formerly
II this place. :.
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CtDER vISEeAR--9HITE vIEE
" ERGAR-ths v.rs i.ess ~ bob, Of
Mu Is CAsskbL . bAUGHkS
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A BARGAIN

U,BEpKpFRsIeNED WISHES TO SILL
bic HoUsE ssd Tot 81 ssst sis e
pubiis squs1 Fer fs-tas. y.rs,.s1s, -
Aasafs9 Ybss~ErspAs. osssss, hiss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

TWapsaw IL to be reduced IL
the rank Of a provincial tow {
longer the capital of Poland.
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SAFE OF FURNITURE, &C.

4 UFFER FOR SALE, al NY f~sidFhcr. Q
i variety 81 .h"us,hp 4 aud kitchen furni
tuf.,-ehsirs, tab 70, hurssux. hsdsls Ids o. q,
a ne~ co, XII e sio'e, 3 new sewing mschise,
a Piano, aud m.uy other articles also.
..,rrJ ehuic- mitch covs. Persons wishing
To- purchase, viii phase call aud sIsn'ibs for
Prices sill b- low
Al Handy.
Canton, S-pt. 81 1857.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19
HrERRNeRI:

~ ANY active maR eau m Ike frnm tl5 q IS
yer day selling suf tnsasT'a thru Eh the country.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

- The FeI6ans are still raisinl
alarms and small disturbances, il
England.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

~ Thirty Thousand cattle, from
Texas and New Mexico. are: new col.
lerted ut lincoln, on the Union Pa.
cific railroad, awaiting purchasers or
the Indians. -. +;
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

Plantation Supplies.
BACON FLOUR MEAL. SALT. SUGAR
,MoLAsSEs, HAY. CORN. OATS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1867-10-19

vDoring tfIp' hast week in. Sep,
TENDER, the receipts from interval
revenue sources amounted to e'01..
900.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-06-17
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.

al ..-f HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital, 80 S500,000
s-.- GEO. w. C0PP, Agent, Rock Island.
A glance at the eminent services and great pub
lie usefulness of this well-tried and thoroughly
tested corporation, may be obtained from a peru
sal of the following figures of losses paid:
Maine, s26, ,ss4,3 80 Arkansas, S22s3s,43
n. Hampshire l9,9I5, SO Missouri, 44726.l2
Vermont, s2i,4s Tennessee, As, 1890
Massachusetts "a, SO Kentucky, 38,29o,7l
Rhode Island, Ia, ,S0S,3l Ohio, -69,267, $50
Connecticut, l90, ,S7 Indiana, 43,645,46
New York, = 40s, ,635, SO Illinois, I6S,lSS,3 80
New Jersey, 3,320,S2 Iowa, 20,SS0,13
Pennsylvania, q, 7,s03,47 Michigan, 532S5,02
Maryland, 39,60295 Wisconsin, 66Io7,s3
Dist of Columbia 1885 Kansas 9,765.se
Virginia, "a, IA Minnesota, l4,92s,l0
S. Carolina, 20,932,75 Nebraska, l,l67, 90
Georgia, 2l,s33,75 California, 1o9,6 Ia
Florida, 20,46S,42 N. Brunswick, .4,934,74
Alabama, $3.50 Nova Scotia, l4,2S5,7S
Mississippi, 2o,s32. SIS Canada, 3s,s73,s
Texas, 3,96l,9S
All of which have been promptly adjusted and
paid.
Vs. The man who omits to insure his property
now, must be either negligent, ignorant or reck-
less.
5ns- Call on the undersigned.
GEO. w. COPP, Agent.
Office under Babcock's Hall,
Rock Island.