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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-28
Machine Shop
STE A NBoAT
AND
LAND ENGINES
OF ALL SIZES.

Flour, Sugar and Saw Mill Machinery, House
Castings and Iron Railing, Lard Kettles, Bells
aud Brass Castings. Boring apparatus forged
aud finished for boring ATtesian Wells of any
kind, made Of the best nAteriAi-made TO order.
Farmers who will be in want Of Cane Mills
this wear would do well to give their orders soon
10 order to have their niii in proper time.
7 have large mill patterns, that can be only
made 10 order.
Any in want Of heavy castings for any
purpose, would do well to give me call, before
going to q distsnce--to get what esn be made at
home Just De well, and with much lees expense
Repairing done on short notice.
wA III THOMP6ON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-28

Dry GOODS of all kinds, the best assert
ment and the lowest prices east Of New Yorl
are now offered at Wadsworth'..
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Master in Gquitp's pripats Salt.

A. B. Flagg, ct al, u.s. j. D. Ward, ct al.
Under Decretal Order In this case offer at Private
Sale the following TRACTS OF LAND, belonging
to Estate OF the late Col. j. ]. Ward, viz;
l. All that TRACT OF TIMBERED HIGHLAND,
containing nine hundred acres more or less border
ing on the salt marsh of the Atlantic Ocean, in Horry
District.
3. All that TRACT OF TIMBERED HIGHLAND,
on Soccaaer Creek Horny District, containing three
hundred acres, more or less.
g. ALI that TRACT OF TIMBERED HIGHLAND,
north of Soccaster Creek and near the Junction OF
Soccaster and Waccamaw River, containing two nun
dred and fifty acres, more or less.
4. All that TRACT OF TIMBERED HIGHLAND.
on the west bank of the Pee Dee River, near Bull
Creek containing two hundred acres, more or less
g. All that TRACT OF TMBERED HIGHLAND
near Dr. Jarnets Saw Mills, on the waters Of soccas,
ter Greek and the Waccamaw River, containing two
hundred acres, more or less.
6. All that TRACT, known as Princes Creek Tract,
ON the east branch Of the Waccamaw River, contain
ing seventy acres Of rice land and - acres OF nigh
land more or less
Z. All that TRACT OF HIGH AND BAY LAND, on
Collins Greek, waters Of Waccamaw, containing si1
hundred acres, more or less.
On the following terms: One-haf cash; balance In
one year. with interest, and mortgage OF the prem
ises.
Apply to the subscriber in Charleston, or to BEN
JAMIN HUGER WARD. Esq, In Georgetown.
JAMES TUPPER, Master in Equity.
a@Geoi getown Times tnsert once week for three
weeks. tu3 June 16
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The SHERIFF's EIEoT1oN.-General Candy
received few days since communication
from number of citizensrelatiye to the frauds
alleged to have been practiced at the late elec-
tion for Sheriff. In his reply General Candy
stated that he had considered the assertions
made, and requested that afidayits setting
forth the facts be taken before magistrate
and transmitted to headquarters. Magistrate
G. E. Kanapan1 has been engaged for some
time in preparing these afadavits, and num-
ber have been presented, showing the illegal
manner in which the election was conducted at
8 majority Of the polls both in the city and
country. The statements made are very full,
and as General Candy has promised to give the
protest his earnest attention, it may possibly
result in anorder for new election. This,
howsyer. is not very probable.
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REVENUE SEIZURE OF DIsTnLER,Es.-Acir circu-
lar from General Canby's headquarters, under
date Of June 18th, provides as follows:
Under the act of July 19, 1866 lSection %,
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chapter 1897, any officer Of Internal Revenue
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are acting under proper warrants from the col
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from the Commissioner Of internal Revenue,
as required by the laws above cited.
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MEssRs. Sro1L, WEBB. & Co. are now re-
ceiving large invoices of cheap goods by every
steamer, and have opened this day large lot of le
nos and grenadines at 25c.-good styles and colors.
Persons wishing 70 purchase cheap dress goods will
find large assortment at their establishment, Nos.
2S7 and 289 King-street. [Ad4tl
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, June 1o.-charteston Ho-
TEA ] Henderson, Wilmington, N G; 9
Derby, New York; Y NJ Fitch, Aiken; J A Aims
ley, Augusta; S " Mowry, Providence, R 1; G
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NOTICES IN BANKRUproY. Meetings OF the
creditors Of the aforementioned banlrupts, to
prove debts and choose aSsignees, will be held
at the Office of the Registrar, Hon. r. B. Car
penter, No. 70 Broad-street, on the days and at
the hours named:
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.


j. a. ENsnow & Co., win sell at II o'clock, a.
sthe Exchange, q lot Of land with brick dwell.
ing thereon. Also, at 10 o'clock, in front OF
their store, No. 141 East Bay, bacon molasses'
T. NJ. CArzR win sell at three. quarters, past 9
o'clock, on Browns wharf, china sets, bacon,
RIA. P. CALDWELL viii sell ct halfpa 9
o'clock, before their store, No. 80 East Bay,
sugar-cured hams, -four, &c: ~ -.
MILES DRAKE Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
,store, corner King and Liberty streets, dry
JoES.G. MrISoR & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their salesroom, No. 155 Meeting street, dry
CLIFFORD l. MATHEwEs will sell at 10 o 'clock,
at their office, No. IS Broad-street, furniture,
I1 In1aEY G. A1ExANpEn will sell at 10 O'Clock,
in their store. No. 1877 East Bay, bacon, sugar,
&c.
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TIE Rev. DR.: H1cKs.- This gentleman has
returned to lIis pastoral charge, and preached
ito his congregation in Brooklyn on Sunday,
! the a7th inst. In the Christian Intelligencsr,
OF june II, is an,eloauent appeal Uristan by
Dc. Hicks, IN which he urges the North t0
show the South practical sympathy by
strengthening struggling Southern churches
and multiplying Christian agencies that shall
stand to the work Of building up our common
Masters kingdom.
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UNITED STATES CouRT-MoNDAY, JUNE Is.
HON. GEORGE s. BRYAN, PREsDNa.-The fol-
lowing appointment of assignee was pre-
sented on Saturday, 18th, and approved Of by
the Judge David A. Williams for NJ. r. Daven
and Willis Gregory, bankupts.
The following petitions to establish lien
were presented by Henderson & Behre, soici-
tors, for the petitioners, and, on motion OF
Messrs. simons & Simonsrappeari for Hem
derson Il Behre. referred to R. B. Carpenter,
Esq: In re- Francis b. Glover, q bankrupt.
Ex parte stoD,s Webb q Co., W. G. Whilden &
Co., King and Cassidy, KHnck, Wickenberg
& Co. .e.;lisss ass5s--s, ~.
The regular grand and petit juries we're
called, when the following answered to their
names, and the grand jury was discharged to
Wednesday, nth: ssss' fsss
Grand Lns-gsnismin azHarint, foreman;
Patrick Walsh, j. N. Hesse, b. G. Guerin, Jo-
seph q. Oppenhelm, E. 81. Gutenberg, James
II. Johnson, G. L.. Blase, John Mazyck, Louis
Cohen, Philip Lots, T. ": Bliss, Joseph Rosis,
Jury No. IL. Adger Smythe, foreman; o.
A. Barbot, Chas. Enright, Christopher Nelson,
W. J. O'Connor, VIM. Schroeder, ]. b. Muller,
Jno. Schroeder, A. Geilfurs, Jno. Benin, VIM.
G. HITLER, R. 8. CAN'T.
Ex parte J. Orrin Lea, in re Mackey & Ba-
ker. Petition to establish prior lien and claim.
Jno. a. Moroso, ESQ.,, pro pet. Referred to R.
B. Carpenter.
Ex parte D. L. Maokey, in re Fred W.
Ford. Petition to set up lien. simonton &
Barker pro pet. Deferred to R. B. Carpenter,
ESQ.,, Registrar.
The Grand Jury returned finding Of true
bill in the case of the United States vs.. Jno
Wesley, alias Allen Bishop, and the United
States vs.. Ambrose Morris and Green Whitley,
attempt to defraud the United States Govern
ment by unjustly obtaining bounty money.
The frst'case WAS taken up. Jas. Simons, Jr.,
Esq, appeared for the defence. Jno Wesley, a
colered man, was brought to the bar, charged
with unlawfally reprepresenting himself as
Allen Bishop, and endeavoring to obtain the
bounty money from the United States. Morris
and Winley being accessories. A number Of Wit
nesses were examined, and the jury returned
verdict Of not guilty.
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Duots, Shufs, Gtr.


DOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No. 49S KING-STREEI,
THIRD DOOR FROM CALHoUN-sTREET,
OWN. GTvEN'S OLD STAND).
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE THIS METHOD OF
informing their pa1 ons and the public generally,
that they have just opened at ihe above place large
and well selected stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, &C.,
which will be sold at very low prices for cash, our
well known motto being
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
%N. B.-Mr. JAMES MURTLAND is our princ!-
pal salesman, and will be pleased to see his friends
Orders from the country will meet with promp. OF.
tention.
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No. 43S KING STREET,
THIRD DooR FROM CALHOUN,
May % stuth1mo
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THE GEORGIA RAnRoADs.-The following
statement, which we take from the Macon
Journal and Messenger, shows the skill and
foresight with which the managers of the Ger
trail Savannah Railroad are pushing their West
ern connections and influence. They are pre-
pairing not only for competition by the Charles
ton and Hamburg road through Augusta and
Macon, but with the projected extension OF
another Savannah road, which promises to be
formidable competitor. viz: the Albany and
Gulf Railroad, now in operation to cambridge,
on the Flint River, with projected branches 10
Selma, at which point it competes for the great
cotton trade of central Alabama, and through to
Mississippi and to Mobile, where it will meet
the large stream of trade and passengers on the
Gulf:
Reports were plentiful on the street yester-
day afternoon that the Central Railroad had
submitted proposition to the Muscogee to
lease it for ninety-nine years, guaranteeing
eight per cent. annual dividend upon the stock.
1t is not known what, if any answer, has been
returned, but it is presumed this most liberal
from sixty to seventy five cents in our market,
and if the reports prove to be true, and the
two lines are merged, it will go to par or to
lone hundred and twelve as soon as consumma-
Ted, for there will be no difference really be-
tween the Two roads.
In this important move it is the design Of
the Central to push its line to the eastern
boundary line of Alabama, and thus bid for the
transportation Of the cotton crop Of the valley
of the Chattahoochee. Nor is this all the
road is making important negotiations with
railroads west OF Columbus, which look to the
turning of the cotton crop OF Middle Alabama
through Georgia and the giving it an outlet to
Savannah, and to the transportation OF New
York goods designed for the interior of that
State, the same way.
The Central has its line of steamers running
out of New York to Savannah, and the grand
idea now is to extend it really to Columbus,
and practically to Montgomery, Selma and
Meridian. The idea is not q new one. It has
been urged upon the directors of the Musco-
gee for years, but for one reason and another
refused. rthe union takes place tue Muscogee
viii become partof the Central, and instead
Of its being In. manner OF no account to
stockholders, it will be among the first roads
in Georgia.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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rsy akR ASeEMEyrs FOB THE THREE RACES
corRsr-r1ME OF srART1Ne-THE STAKES
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOE LUCKY
w1SyER-A GENERAL HOLIDAY HOPED FOR
AND EXPECTED.
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MASONIC LBERALITY.-We learn that the
ladies of Idaho City, Idaho Territory. have
1raised the sum of $3.50, which was transmitted
to DR.. a. G. Macksy, with the request that it
be. distributed among the needy children Of
:Masons in this city. - ~.
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A1nzaMla GREzs.-In our notice yesterday
Of the newly appointed alderman, MIR. James
f. Green, We were In error m stating that he
was an old resident Of Charleston. Mr.. Green
first came TO this city after the war, having
been contnugusly in the Confederate service
from 1861, when the machinery Of the United
States ,Armory at Harper's Ferry WIS removed
to Fayetteyilla. mtil the close Of hossilities.
During the greater part Of the war, Mr. Green
was assistant engineer in the, Confederate
States NaYy.ss9s 80 So - -..s-
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A NEW Masonic LoDeE.-We understand
that q movement is in contemplation among
some of the Masonic fraternity 10. form new
Lodge, to be known as the Continental" )" The
plans are not yet matured, and the project is
known to few outside OF those interested.
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CHARLESTON SAVINGS :1Nsr1TuTIoN.-The at
tention of depositors is called to the notice OF
this institution, in our special column, BY
which it will be seen that dividend OF twenty
five per cent. will be paid on and aft cr the 17th
instant. -.....-........s.'..s-7
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND.
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IL AND BRANCHES, In sums Of FL and up
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MAoULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
NO. a7O KING,
CORNER OF HAsEL-STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
SPRING And SUMMER CLOTHING.
April %

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WIN. hATTHIESsEN.
B. Vt. McTUREoUs, Superintendent
June9 limo
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AsHuRorT's Low. .WATER DErIogoB.-Messrs.
John f. Taylor & CG,3of the Phoenix Iron
Works, are the agents for the aboYe detector,
which Is an invaluable companion to every en-
gineer, enabling him to ascertain in moment
when the water in the boiler is becoming low.
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warning whistle notifies all within hearing of
the dsAcihs tisan Attachment that should be
upon e3ery'toilsr, and it has not inaptIy been
compared to Asmonitor over magazine Of
powder. Messrs. John F. Taylor & Go. are pre-
pared to supply the trades having been ap-
pointed thesgents for this, State.