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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-13

The radical governor Of Maine thinks tax
ing government bonds may be equitable,
while Ex-Governor Hawley, of Connecticut,
radical, thinks it would be violating national
faith
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-13

1t is now plain to everybody that Lincoln
and the radical managers did not want Nc
Cleilan to take Richmond in 1862. Why
not? Because it would end the war before
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-13

The Havana Mason Co., No. Ledger, a
radical paper, is dead. 1t died for want OF
support.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-13

Gen. Fremont is still ultra-radical, and
goes in for Chase against Grant.
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LOCAL COLUMN.

FIFTEEN Cents line viii be charged for
aocb insertion of articles under tbs head.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
7 OFFER FOR SALE MY PLACE, situated in
l. the centre of Big Island, miles west Of
Camden Mills, consisting Of 30 acres Of the best
kind Of farming land, well fenced and all under
cultivation. The buildings are comfortable. ard
there is a nice young orchard just commencing to
bear. There are two good wells of never failing
water.
Price $50 an acre, cash down.
WILLIAM cRIST.
Black Hawk TIP, Jan'y IL, WIN.
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II regret to say that the Cholera
has prevailed here of late to fearful extent.
For the last three weeks, from ten to fifty or
sixty fatal cases each day have been report
ed. | should add that the Pain Killer sent
recently from the Mission House, has been
used with considerable success during this
epidemic. If taken in season. ii is generally
effectual in checking the disease.
Rev. CHAs. HARDING, Sholapore, India
dec24dwlm.
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Pain Killer.

MANHATTES, Kansas, April II, 1866.
MEssRs. PERRY DAVIS 4 SoN,
GENTLEMEN want to say 9
little more about the Pain Killer. consid
er it very valuable medicine, and always
keep it on hand. i have travelled good
deal since have been in Kansas, and never
without taking it with me. In my practice
l used it freely for the Asiatic Cholera in
lS49, and with better success than with any
other medicine. ! also used it here fol
Cholera in 1855, with the same good results
A. HUNTING, NJ. ID.
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MICHAEL KANE 4 co.

The books of the late firm of Hass Kane, BY
mutual agreement, have been placed in the hands
Of III. c. Connolly. Esq, for settlement, and he
hopes that ali who are indebted will call at Mr..
COnnely's Office, and pay as soon they can
make il convenient TO do go,
He also hopes that by careful attention 10 bust
ness the new firm will continue to receive fair
share Of public patronage.
A full assortment of all the best
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-13

Assets over 81, 600, 600, ana rapidiy lncfeas-
ing.
Are Your Family Provided Forl
Less than Eve and half cents day will insure
,bor, one thousand dollars at your death-sup-
rosing Won to be twenty five years OF age
S;x and a quarter cents a day viii secure the
:. me sum If YOU are thirty years old.
A con, more per diem will assure the same ben
81 Al tbe ace of thirty five years.
A. twenty. the cost is butfour and three -fourths
cents per day.
Think of the blessings such trivial sums as
chose above mentioned will produce.
The chances of your meeting death arc great
eight times greater than of your house catching
ERE.
Yet who does not insure the latterl
II is a better investment than q savings bank,
even in a long term of years, and has the advant-
are. should you die at an early day, of afording
a handsome sum to those depending on you, that
could only be attained by long and ardsous ap-
plieation to the business of life.
II is certain at the period it is wanted.
Blank applications and instructions in regard
to life insurance forwarded on application to
JOHN II. LANGLEY, Agent,
Rock Island.
Office over Don 4 Elliott's Store.
deced6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-13

All orders from the trade, everywhere, promptly
filed and discount bills of from 500 TO $500,
and larger discount on bills of $500 and upwards.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-13

much misery and sickness.
would have been spared
me had I but read this be-
fore ! Just published
Third edition. Price 70
cents. The Mirror @
Youth. or the Mysteries
of Sexual Intercourse. by
DIR. J. Lubarch, Prscticing
Physician, No. las south 70
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When each ticket-hoider will he entitled tn one
fne Steel Engraving. ~
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THE NATIONAL LINCOLN
MONUMENTAL GIFT
ASSOCIATION,
FEBRUARY %, ,6S

association will make Grand Distribu-
uon oil Ghts at CENTRALIA, ILL.
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PEMAININ9 UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
IL once at Rock Island, State of Illinois, on
the 18th day of January, 1868:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

"Tbe band that rounded Peters dome,
And groned the aises of Christian Rome
Wrought with a sad sincerity.
Himself rom God be could not free,
lie builded better than be kneui
The conscious stone to beauty grew"
The band here gave the al Star spangled banner ana
the audience joined in the chorus.
The PRESIDENT then said Gentlemen: When we ipeak
OF the press OF New York. we too ap-we gentemeu
Of the daily Journals are too apt-to monopozs the
phrase as peculiarly II not exclusively our own The
daily press has certain conspicuous position In the pub
lie eye BY means OF the telegraph and Its connections 1t
seems more directly related to the leading minds OK the
country than any other portion Of the press but wemus
remember that where man reads daily Journal
there several who read weekly journal aughterl
and that the position OF the daily press thongn npor-
tant is certainly not solitary propose the WEEKLY
PRESS" and call upon GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS to re-
spond. Great applause
SPEECH OF MR. GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
Mr. President aud Gentlemen: AS now look around
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-04
phinips, provision Exchange.

GIN 1NNArI, O,tobcr 3o.-During the pas. If
teen years the stock of provisions in c.nnai has
not been lejuccd so lo4 at this TIM Of the year as
it is the present season, AMI yet the demand Tor cd
stuff is light, aud the orders small and while the od
stock is So reduced the;c seems 10 be lighter de-
mand for new stuff than usual. There seems to be
general want OF coYilelce IS to what prizes should
be paid for tile IN ture ii her for the hog or product
consequently tatra no anxious buyers except nj
very low pri es and few sellers except at III prices
he stock Of mess porl, bIlk meats and lacd are so
nearly exhapNt.d that only romnal quotitic:s can
be gver.
BAcoS-Is the only article in any supply. AID thls
even is light and prices well maintained.
Hoes-Tho receipts arc light, aud "ca her III. Ha.
favorable for killing; orGic :ry 10 choice are sSn
at sc 90 to so gross but ioi utt: dc lveres ioMer
prices offered but Ec4c selling iecc.s aie Eo'N
ing strong for full prizes. ~.
GREEN AIEArs-are quiet, the weather Icing 100
wa-m to slaughter; for first .ooI We tncr sipuueIs
are otfrel at * sides ~ to l0i, and mans &c 9u'
!or 10. er deliveries these prices would not De aiu
NESS PoRK-O,d nominal a s3J, out H'tlc new
ready; held at S27 so Oh the spot ana ior delivery
ell November, i. is offered Ct SD to % 80.
LARp-Oid is almost exhausted. and held nomlna.-
j. Z: l7c-new kettle lGc when Geld, en- new PRIME
ST. am 13J:c spot, ard 10: for pex week, and La
Ior all November. The little Geg lard now Tcady is
selling at 1sc. :,o
BULK .IEATs arc rom;nal stock too light 10 S.'c
quotations.
BACON has q better dem7n1 than other al ltc.es.
and though the orde:s arc small it i dlihcu 10 pug
except at full prices. sboul lers l3ll3lc; rio ss
15lc; clear no lGIcIG:c; clea, l74ali &c; 'hc '.'
ter asking prices. ard r.ner oEern!: Haii's are
drug ut l2ai4c plain; lG}salsc tor ;. e.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-04
GoSton Market.

BOSTON, October 3l.-CoFFEE-Thc market is
Grm for al kind, but this week there have been no
movements Of importance Small sales OF Java 1T
23ls,24 gold Singapore Java at Ole gold Rio at 2la
23c currency 81. Domingo is worth nominaly 9a9 &C
gold in bond.
CorroS-Thc receipts this week have been 3723
bales, of which 1899 bales were ircln New Orleans
sic from Charleston. o. from Norfolk, S51 from BAL
ti.norc, l52 from Philadc'pbi', COS by the Albany
railroad, AMI 551 by the Providence railroad. The
mari ct has been finer with better demand, and
prices have advanced about 2c q 1t. The sales Of
the week have been 5000 bales, end the stock is
about 1U0O 5sics We quote ordinary at 231!c; good
ordiuary a4lec; low middling o5lsc middlins 2524a
o6c; sooI 1uid1ling % slzac9c 2 lis.
GuHNY BAGs-The market IS quiet; last sales
were al 1916, cash.
GUSNY CLo1E-!here has been more inquiry for
this article, Sales CT 200 bales o. 20 and 10U bales
heavy Borneo at 2ic per ward
HAy-rhe market is dull AMI prices are lower.
Sales Of gooi Eastern ct s20a22 per ton.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Tho Avalanche.
fFron, Bclgraria for 0ctober.I

DOVE with rush and roar and clatter.
Down from the peaks OF perpetual SNOW,
To crush and to II. 10 smash and to shatter-
Rying the pine-tree5 while laying them low;
Spelling he vines, and then splitting asunder
Great granite rocks with the blast OF its breath;
Down with boom Dnd bound and thurder,
Ruthlessly dealing dest: ucton and death.
Down like an army to waste and to pillage,
laundering down the snow-conqueror came,
Doing its work in our bright little village a..
More sharp than the sword, mole sure IMAM tne
flame;
Its vengeance on lowly cots s1on it is TreakinG,
Quickly It tolleth the poor PEASANTS kueu,
Mourpfully mourning and savagvly shrlekine'
Like gibbering fends il some glacial hen-
Down Il comessdown, like grand giant crushing
Poos puny pismies that stand IN It's pain;
Down with the sound OF q mighty wind r1shlns,
Breaking the bridge like reed OF lath.
Through pleasant pastures Ills fearlessly lying,
Crushing the crops with shower OF stones;
Needless alike Of the dead aS the dying,
Prayers disregarlipg like curses and eroans.
Dozn 1t coues swift over church. hui, and chalet,
Down the steep hillside us hurry Ing fast;
ALI that Is bright In tho sweet smiling valley
Bows 'rcath the blight IF its whitening blass.
Mep cover down in wild CONSERVATION,
On rolls Lo,yine, ard soon 1t is past,
DARK is tn day OF the dire desola' a'lon-
The work of the snow-Genl is over at last.
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QommfrfiQl.


The Charleston Cotton and itice Nnrkct
OFFICE OF The CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, November ., %.
CoTToN-The inquiry for the article was ratner
moderate. and factors willing to sell Lad, IN many
cases. to ease fl their prices; but the change was
nor sufficiently marked to cause quo:able decline
although our quotations are somewhat nominal
Sales about AIS bales viz: 81 at PIX, at OBJ. at
22sI 1al at %, at o3. 100 at 23lz at 23, 90 at
o. II at PAX, 90 at o41s. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
Ordinary to Coed ordiuary. ......:l4@23
Low Mddipg. g............-....".- @sots
MluoHn4-.. ....'...''''- VSI.
St;ct to Goo Mlddling. ng.......,..2iMq2iA
R1cE-Ihere was good dem and for this grain.
and factors disposed OF about $50 tierces of Carolina
cenn say IS tierces at 77Sc PCT lb, do ct S IS do
at SIG. Il at S'z and 50 do at SIC Per lb. The
art;c,e had an easier tendency. We qnote common
t. fair Carolina at 7zSaslc per ID, good at SO and
common pr me at SIC per fb.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-04

STEAMSHIP SEA GULL-QU1cK WoRK-The
steamship Sea Gull. Captain Dutton. sailed at
four o'clock on Saturday afternoon for Charles.
ton with q full cargo. She takes tue place OF
the Carroll, Captain Hudgins, which last week
tho marine railway of Messrs. Farly & Wood
all, and was prevented from being ready for
sailing. as o specimen Of expedition it may
be stated that the ,sea Gull left Charleston ior
Baltimore al four o'clock P. NJ. on Tuesday
last with full cargo OF cotton, arrived here at
four o'clock A. NJ. ou Friday, discharged her
cargo, took in tull freight, and departed at
four o'clock P. N. on Saturlay.--Ealtimore
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion from New YorE-%rs NJ
I, Hawkins. Miss Gould. Miss Matt.son, Miss
Z II Wrlcott, L Eawkius Il Burt, Enr', N Miss s.
Arna Dur., Mrs Finck. W Maree. Z smith, W u
I5car. " Stewart, T. Antonio Z Il Cramer ald WIFI,
Mrs W Collins, Mrs ToIle. G McDoIa!d and
dau9h:cr, Miss Agnes Ea;c. Miss Mary Bates Mrs
+ Bl=cS and two children, Mr. Ewing and vie. W
Adams and vile, : denton, Mrs h,aIi, NUS Mary
Lang. H Slavin, Tylee, DR. L Aldrrn' N'ss Amy
loss, L SigwIld. ana IL in stecragc. 49,.
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Bal;lmorc-Mlss
Magic Parks, DR. Ii II Glib cs and son, Mrs Adeiihe
Baiirg aud daughter G Paddock, L Hooper.
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ConsiSnees per South Carolina tailrond
November 3,

OH bales Cotton, So bales Domcs1cs, 923 SACKS
rlonr. 2 cars Lumber. 10 ca:s Wood. 10 Railroad
Agent, Williams & Co. 1. DcSaussure, MowrS
& Co, Caldwell L Son, Brode & Co. Il Devices
Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, Rceder Il Davis, AZ Snn1as,
S.enhousc & Co, Johnston. Crews 20. wafer r
w r bowling L Co. goldsmith & son. Graveley. J.
y Robson, Clashor,, Herring & Co, Bates & co, Il
c sharp 4 Cn. Thurston Holmes. + Soan, ID
Miss. II Ansel, M Brewer, c BahDtge, w i;yan.
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Murray, Ferris Is Co.'s Cotton a:.a Naval
Stores Circular.


NEW YORK, October Give can report al active
market fo- cotton during the month at Steady de-
inc from 2TiIr the opening price OF niddlint. 10
25c on the o3d inst Later The improved tone OF tue
Liverpool market, and advance in picc to Id, has
brought exporters iato the lrket. and good bCs-
ness has been dole at an advance OF 3sc & ID.
he sales and res les for the pat week are % 503
bales OF which 10 2Jl bales were to exporers SIIl to
spnncrs aud 5i4o to soeculator+. We hear OF sales
of 500 bales mddl for November delivery ut 2ilzc;
December so bales, at February, GEO bales, at
23cs.
The very small stick o: American cotton in Liver
pool 80 0J0 baes decrease since ours ef Sd Insf OF
coo La,es must tend to keep our market firm and
give confidence to ex or;ers The weather still coa-
tinues good for thering the crop. We quote: Mid
ding upland 251.s; low rniddlins 23 good ordlaary
o4s ordi, ary 23 Mobile and Florids 2524 low mid
ding 25L; good ordinary 242l; ordnary ojA; New
Orleans and Texas 26H; low mi!dling 25A good cr-
binary 25t4; ordinary 231.. ,.,.
SPIRITS IURPENrINE-rho market opened this
week al the decline forsh1dowcd in our last report.
some sales being made at 43a431s, merchant, but
later W.; had more tirmaess owing to the cxecu ion
OF German order tor 1000 bbs, prices closing
quite steady ut A. merchant order. The ssles and
resaes arc 1915 bbls at 43ai4c merchant, 44lia4oc
shipping order, later for New Yorl; bbls Receipts
7SS bb.s exports 33 bbs.
RosISs-Of all grades are Quct and unchanged,
except strained common which IL quoted ut 81 40
The total siles amo ut to 1900 bOls., Of which
OJ) of the lower grades at 50 10 for srined
common; 81 45al 55 for good strained; So G0l2 6O
for No. =; S3 25ai % for No. l. pale - 50l5 50.
Rcceip 1913 bbis EXpors T4:1 bbls.
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DoSrrSTIC MARKETS,

NEW YORK, November 3-Noon.-Moncy !. S'e;-
ling s2l. Gold 3;3S. COS 9,6. Cotton quiet; up
lands 251.c.
Eyening.-Cotton steady; sales 1890 bales at ?o!sc
Flour steader; State and Western S5 75.5 So South
err. common to fair extra sSa0 Is. Wheat 3 to Sc
better. Com unchanged. Provisions quiet. Mess
pork s27. Lard dropping; 151la171sc. Whiskcy
quiet. Groce,i,s frn. Turpentiac 4ia441s. Eoan
So 7oa7 So Freishts quiet. The mo2ey strinSency
is unabated Gold steady al 33,4. Sterling tends
down at 9al. Stocks closed weak and unsettled
Governments fir.u. 'G2's, I09E North CAro!inas
e.. virenias SC.
BALTIMORE, November 3.-cotton firm. Flour
dull: superfns S6 75a7 81. Wheat very dull; prime
70 choice red So 3Oa2 S5; low gralcs uas1leaoie.
Corn dull; old white sla1 0G Oats dull. PORK
quiet Provisions active; shou ders 1876
WILMINGTON November 3-There was a tacit sus-
nenson Of business Spirits turpentine 4015c; rosin,
strained, 81 GO; market dull.
SAVANNAH. November 3.-Cotton easier; sa.es 500
bales; middIiugs 2lc; receipts 2O24 bales; exports
11O9 bales.
MOBILE November 3.-Cotton sales lOo ba'es;
market quiet; middlngs 2Ssc.; receipts TT bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Novemte 2.-Cotton easy; but III
tie done on account CT the election; middngs 23c.;
sales 400 bales; receipts 1887 bales exports $3.50
bales. Sterling 45a46JI. York SIGHT exchange A'2a
discount. Gold S4haSi3s. Sugar and molasses In
fair demand and unchanged.
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NenloronId.


Tic steamship Falcon, Ho:sey, irora this per-. az.
rived at Baltimore on Monday. s:ie experienced
heavy weather Oh the passage.
lhc Slip Clara Ann, Stnson, from Gobasco for
New York which toucii, Of this crt !or lfoVl-
siors, has urriTcd ct her place OF dcs;ina! H.
The brig Me:r.man. from l:ansor. ale, for
Gcorsetoan, {. put into uol:es' Hole October ~
Tic schr Il Ireland. at New York from this port,
repor eighteen days passage, aad OIL the leth Ci
October io.ty miles soutn OF Hatteras, III rsaTy
northern gale lost part f deck load, split sas' &c
The schr Susan VIZ; mt, Prout from Georgetown,
5 G. arrived ut New Yor. October 81.
The schr Anna G.oTcr, Perry. from George. own,
S {, arrived q! New York October y.
The schr Americus, DAILY, from Georgetown, c.,
arrived ut NV York October II.
The schr Blliow, Grace, from Georgetown, = C. Tor
Hallowcn, Ne, put into Holmes Holc October ~.
PORT CT GEORGETOWN. s, C., TO NOv'R 9.
ARRIVED.
October 2s-Brig pamden, Perkins, Savannah, Ga.
November 2--chr tddy, Catuart, Boston.
CLEARED.
October a7-Srhr Eva Adell. Eltor, stockton, Sic
November 2-Sch- Frank and Emi'y, -, Boston
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NAVAL sToREs-Sp1i:s turpentne is quiet, with
small sales at 445a45c ter gallon. In rosin there
have been sales of 200 bbls mnon at So rs; $50
bb!s low No at 81 so; 400 bbs low No = at 81 20
per Dbl.
R1cE-There have been small sales OF Carolina at
9loLc per H.
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c...,,,.,,;, r,,,rnion lockwood. New yu:.,-lcft
ea'',',. y NJ Sldz. 10 James Algc- :. Co
p ~, w.: g IN I u Hil;rn & Co Arpic ID Awnlc,
T. nu.i - n ~, ,,r,s :. a., g W A;,aar Il Gu.ciul c,
y j;s,cs y &c Bennett BisseIl Y CO. c cCncdic;,
-. .ocS oo,i, S r Al Eris;oJ Hu,t.rGcl l;cown X
:, 80, - ~THrtmyer i ri!c,off, } Commas CHS
81, i.ro. - II ...c. Clac. us " Witte Car;mlil la
-. & IN t,Im,nbel, K.ox * 20, W = Corwn {;
~ ! .,h,n;n p D,r.cy. I,nwie & Moisc Ii Dily,
W ror,r y rn,,!,n.n d i Fleming & &c, l. Falk
:, " ~ l,.,h WcI,onh T. Co Furch .Ctt Bros. )
w. ~. r. EnlI u Iiem:ur. S Fass, Good
Ia -! y aU 20 I, r. tucmio. c GolGstc:n II
I!cu, ~ = H,n,psr,, T. 20 \ \ hunt Hart &
usrG's Ere',,v 0 ~ II Hi.Irn. Holmes Boos Sto:c,
!, irDy,.tn., I ,iocsprnaa.J II Hall y Co. W Lar
ris.nI Jcnninrs. Thom in.ou K Co, Jcilords {; Co,
III in,,,s,n Ilun. ] r Kaaanarx. Eins al
90 - - Xiv q Krrrs,n. Jr. Khn.k Wickembcrg
rs rtyenst,in ! Ec Is. Lco::!.ar,.t & Duc:i-
81 :" 7 ru.g.u. IaUrcy X AieXaudc:, southern En-
nr,s,to EJ tewi:h Sio, Webb |: Co. y Litsch9f,
ttv Snm,rc1 ;. Co. W Lobby. strIu $ y Vance Lcns
n;c1 & Sc;l l. ScLrell & Co. 4 Iansc. ShathefoTl
hcay, !. HatSi ar;iarit :: ~ -: {. g.,
" rs.nu :: Dur,c ]. . It 'aIarl !: 60, &c c..iilc
g. ..~,,;.o Ac,5c.;i ~. 7 I; Sp ar, Matt Juc K c.
~ ii ,f,.,, t. Cn n TIN man ] {; AI;l.o: Il
a r,i"r T. Co " M,rs,lcr, " UiicraarJt,
~ =. ,-o, ,rs Muller SiI,i.y :. Co = If VII
go go. -. f. ,rsvs, " Ma,;hlcs:p;,. NcLoy &
lice. VI l. W,bo, Ncrh {; Braudcs, Ui:ia H. Z
WASH u O'S.il Y so,, i X Whit', b Ne!.l, d
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rurs prTp,raTION Is TIE RESULT OF THE
conbired skill of the physician, dentist and apothc-
cary ailt! is offered as RELIABLE su sututg tOr
the numerous unc"r. ain washes now ii vogue. Ine
n;c.nscone has also been called into u-c, ana the re-
Searches cf celebrated observer have detected the
manner III which the tartar is io:mcd' SLOWING l. 10
be The wc:k of an.maculp. .c
of thrs, i,Iusoria arc contained III he Dentaiilla,
AMI thus J, prevents the increase oi2rtar and coae
nuact louscui.g OF the teeth. II Will be iord uSciu
10 nc;.ors in advanced life. giving strength AID toc
IN hc GUMS While to every oTe The aroma ana scn-
satjo OF c:caulness after using 1t will be sufficient
rrcommcuil4t d; smokers especially VIII appreciate
lis c;sscl.y. ,o;,,..
Numerous dcnts,s Of tic highest standing being
ac1uaiutcd wIih tue composition OF Tho penalllna
advocate its use, it conlninS nothing corrosive or
injurious to pre-, eut is uarcSiraincd employment
Prepare only b. JAS. 1. sIlI%N, Chemist, PhLa'
delrhia. ,,o,-r
Fcr sale by Do"lS . MOiSE,
ticto, i /. wim3nr5 Chatlcs'on' ;. =.
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Consisnees per Northeastern Railroad
Aorelnbcr 3.

s5 bales Cotton, G4 bushels Rough Rice, McZe.
&c. log w Williams Il Co, n Drucker, Caldwell
sen Strauss & Vance, Frost & Adger. " Ryaa'
Mowrr l. Co. Kendall & Doctery. ClSShorn, Herring
L. Co, Walter Il Co, Aachman Il Co. .eedcr & Davis
L MANN, Il G. Chisolm, Chis1lm's Mill, M&zyrk x
Saltus. A t;od NTH {. Co, > Il Marshall, L Bun,
Kirkpatrick & Wi:te, and Older.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-04
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, October 30-"oTroS.-Tae 80 a1arse:
to-day was moderately active. but closed Quet ouy
ers antcip I,ng decline We tiv; the CLOSING qu'-
tations as f1,iows: ,-o
Ordinary. Observation-Disclosures. !0;:doov
Good ordinary ry.....................d
Low middl1c... ..........-........- .-u|la-i
The receipts sal and shipn .nts OF rc DAY 100.
up as follows: Receipts 35l; sales J3i; shiPIieH''
3U5.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, lSdS. ..::;...o1
Received to-day. oo,, oo-
Received previously.
ro.,, .35O4
Shipped to-day ,ooa o,-
Ship. Ell previously.
CoRS-But little offering. We heard OF sale OF
GO bushels, in eur, at SOC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-04

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GESEkAL COLLECTOR AND SUPERVISOR OF
PEAL ESTATE.
offer my services to he pubic in nc atoTe ca
noci;v Oflice a! r. ilenrc Corner KIM and olNh-
EIS.STREEr At home . 10 A. AZ, aan rom % . ~
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-04
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. November 2-1uEPEST1SE-Is
in moderate inquiry and :eipts meagre. sales OF
only Cs bbls at 81 65 for soft and Il G. fer hard .
$50 lbs.
For spirits turpentiue and rosin the market has
ruled Quiet to-day, and no transactions reported.
TAn-2O bhls changed hands ut So 80 d bol
Corroy-Mark.t steady. sales of 70 bales al 23i
2y5 cts tor low midding and 231i cts for miidllns
FIsH-Sale from wharf OF 20 bbls mul!ets At
sc S71S for pi,.c bbls.