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LOCAL COLUMN.
FlrraEs CENTS a line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
I'homms qui ri.-The Man ii a. Laughs.

1t Is said that Victor Hugo is about to write
the counterpart to the above novel, entitled,
"Tho Lady that Smiles" The author II is as
serted, took as the principal character Of his
novel lady just emerging from Nswbarger's
store with big package Of Dry Goods, who was
so pleased with the bargatos bought that her
face was radiant with sluiles. Leiies! if you
would be really happy, get some Of Ncwburgsr's
prices are approximately low.
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bag-Seyere lingering coughs arc cured by
the use Of DR.. Plerces Alternative Extract
or Golden Medical Discovery in less than
one half the time necessary to cure them
with any other medicine. For Hosrseness
Iaryngjts, or Ministers Sore Throat, Bron
chitis and the early stages Of Consumption,
it surpasses everything before discovered.
Sold BY druggists. or send three aud quar-.
ter dollars 10 Or. K V. Pierce, Buffalo, n.
Y, and ge, three bottles free Of express
nhRrrna
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ALI who are in any way indebted
to the ARGUS are earnestly request
ed to settle before the Ist day Of
January. Those who have any ac-
counts against us will also please
present them for payment, as we
desire to begin the year with Il
clean page of our ledger.
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The question of the liability Of Scott
county to the hundred soldiers enlisted dur
ing the war to save the county from draft
has been settled against the comfy by a
recent decision Of the Supreme Court Of
Iowa.
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ZrOy MISSION SUNDAY ScHooL.-The
gathering Of the children connected with the
Zion Mission Sunday School will be held
this evening at six O'Clock in the hall Of the
FIRST Ward School House, and not at the
Mission school building, as some suppose.
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go Run LEES nEZW,

We would call the especial attention Of bn''-
ness men to the fact that the Argus Office does
Ruliug Binding and Blank Book Work, Of avery
description, We keep Papers, Envelopes, Card
Board, Tags. tnd all such stock On hand, aud
print them to order. The ARGUS OFFICE il the
only place in this vicinity where first cIass job
Of printing can be- done-and where it is done
neat, auiok and cheAp.
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Having large assortment Of Furs, Blankets,
Cloaking, SAawls, Knit Hoods, french Meriuoes
aud Empress Cloth, Poplius, Alpncas, Bslmoras,
Hoop SKIRTS, &C., On hand, are bound to reduce
the same before invoicing, and oiIer the goods
regardless Of cost. Cailand secure your bargains
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OwLlsH--James Dyer, Of Pleasant Val.
ley, Scott county. Iowa, shot on his farm
few dsys ago double horned owl--which
measured about five feet from tip to tip Of
wings 1t is to be stuffed and preserved.
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GRANDMAMA's SEARCH.-rhis new and
beautiful Holiday book for little children,
BY Mrs. S. H Bradford, has arrived from
Germany, and is for sale at Walter Gates
new book store. Don't fail to buy one for
the children. DIT
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CHURCH SoCIABLE.--The ladies Of First
Presbyterian church will give another of
their popular sociables at the residence of
Mr. Isaac Negus, on Thursday evening Dec.
30th
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The WESTERN UNION RAuROAp.-A
traveller who has recently passed over this
line of railroad. which is under she super.
iutendence of Ne. ID. A. DIN, thus writes
of it and its proposed extended connee.
tons, TO the Chicago Post:
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For ChristmAs Gifts,

Go to Aiken's, at the sign of the Golden Eagle
His display Of Fancy G6eis Of every kind lie an
surpassed, AID the prices are low enough sc
meet the requirements of the lghtest purse
Particular attention is asked to his stock oil
IIemstichcd, Ebroidered, and Lace Hankerchiefs
Lace Sett7 and Chimizettes
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Young Mons LIBRARY As,ociatiop.

The rooms Of the Young Mcn's Library Assoc
citation are ofen from 10 4. NJ. until 10 P. NJ
every day except sundays. large and well
selected assortment of works now on hand
Tickets three dollars, which can always be pre-
eurud Of the secrotary. may6lly.
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STORE. KEY FouND.--A large brass key
found on Buffalo street, between Orleans
and Illinois, is b. this Office. The owner
can hsve il by calling.
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DEMONSTRATION the first of January the
price Of Beardsley's br0oms will be raised
fifty cents per dorm, owing to the in
creased cost Of raw material.
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FoUSD.--A pochrt-book containing Il
sum OF money, which the owner can have
by calling on me, proving property, and
paying for this notice.
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THE Daveuportero are 10 have Board Of
Trade @ meeting having been called for
this afternoon Tor the purpose Of eIIrcting an
organization.
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Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, 1. 0. 0 f., me cts
every Monday evening at Odd Fellow Hall,
southeast corner of Illinois and Eag'e SITS, ut
II o'clock r N.
c. =. KNOX, n. G.
C. ". HAHiLroN. K. 5.
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GEL WANTED to do general house work.
One who can furnish q good recommends.
ton csn hear Of place by ealing at this
Office.
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Wanted

An agent for 2ell's Encyelopsdio, The Compen.
dun orhu@m knowtedgs, Those who have not
yet subscribed, address
J W. MARSH,
Genl. Agt.
QuISCY, Ills.
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Fine Solid si,verware.

A choice assortment of the latest patterns
suitable for wedding and other presents, just
received at Ruteubeck 4 Co.'S. 26 West Second
street, under the New comb House, Davenport.
saTuTh.
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Masonic,

Barrett Chapter No. Is, r a NJ, meets at
Masouic Hall on tho First and Third Tuesdays
Of each month.
HfSRY BURG0wER, II. P
Gro. L. C4RLroN, sec'y.
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For delinquent city tax list see the inside
of this paper.
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MAGE led.

HLLL-WiLSON-O the 23d inst, at the
residence Of the brides fsthcr, near swedona,
HIS, by s. f p harty, Esq Mr.. Davis ~hull
and Mice Alice NisoB,
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Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFICE, and be executed
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates
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BUSxMASn CARDS.
II. G. CONNELLf,

4 TToRNEY AT LAW AND Nc TAki f0e
lie, Rock Island, III. once 0'" 'A' r'''
ufiee.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS!
RosEMTrELD e. TpEYNIrg.
Pioneer Importing yewelry store.


Just received, the richest and moft clegan
stock Of
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIFIER AND MANUFACTURER OF
IL Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
Eosogn Wines and Liquors. Front street. opPo-
ts Ferry Landing. Rack IslAEd, Ill.
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COTTON PLANTERS READ THIS.
Cotton will now be picked from the
balls on the bush by Machinery.

This ingenious machine consists Of simply a
metallic tube or hollow arm, provided with fin.
gers like the human hand, that rapidly pick The
cotton from the balls, and pass II quick as
thought through the hollow arm into a sack
swung from the shoulder. 1t can be operated
very rapidly and has the capacities of the hu-
man hand many times multiplied-doing the
work of FIVE or six men, and doe. ii better,
picks no dirt with the cotton, does not crush the
staple, or injure the fibre, and any one with no
skill and little labor can use il.
1t is all metal, simple. neat, strong, durable and
cannot get out Of order.
1t is small and light, and convenient to ham
die, the operator stands erect and without
STOPPING or reaching up, picks every pod on the
bush.
1t is wonderfully simple, and ranks among
The great labor saving machines Of this age Of
progress, anS will soon become the indispens-
able companion Of the cotton gin and the press
on every plantation. The price places il with
in the reach of all.
Price, $40 90. Send post Office order or
draft on New York and the mrchine will be
promptly sent by express or shipped es directed.
COTTON PLANTERS LABOR SAVING co.
june26-9m. AZ Barclay St. N. Y.
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Labor Meeting at Como.

At a large and respectable meet
ing held at Como, Miss, on the
9TH inst, for the purpose Of appoint.
ing Delegates to a Convention call .
edto be held in the city of Memphis,
on the 18th inst, for the purpose OF
considering and encouraging the in.
PRODUCTION of Chinese labor in the
country;
On motion, Mr.. John Bryant was
called to the chair, and DR.. G. X.
Caruthers was appointed Secretary.
On motion, Mr., n, X. Sledge and
'ol. John {. Brahan Were appointed
i. Delegates to said Convention. And,
on motion, the Chairman and Seere.
tary were added TO the delegation.
On motion, 1t was.resolved that
The proceedings of the meeting be
published in the PAyoLA STAR, and
Sariis Locomotive.
On motion, the meeting did then
adjourn.
JNo. BRYANT, Chairman.
I. h. C%ARurHERs, Secretary.
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he convention
Another Report of the Pacific Rail.
road,

Mr., Isaac y. Morris, who was re-
Gently appointed one of the three
commissioner to examine and report
to the Government on the Pacific
Railroad-thc other two being Gen.
j. X. Warren and the Hon. Jas. L.
Wilson, of Iowa--has sent to the
President a report made by himself.
Mr.. Morris contesses that he did not
wait for his Observation-Disclosures to
examine the road, and did not even
compare impressions with them, but
sent in his own paper independently
of them.
The following paragraphs in this
report are of Importance, They as.
sert that in certain important par
ticulars that part of the road-bed
which he examined is not properly
constructed, and that it does not
come up to the requirements of tn,
Government
"First-The road is not AZ the law
requires a 'frst-class road
"Second-It is not supplied will
necessary buildings.
"Third-lt has not safe and sub
stantial bridges.
' "Fourth-Thetu tunnels are not wild,
enough for double track.
"Fifth-Theroad-bed at the grad,
line is not OF n uniform width o
fourteen feet, nor has it been prop
erly levelled, nor the rails lined,
"Sixth-Espccially would it b
extremely dangerous for heav,
! trains to pass over the western por
' ton of the road.
Z "Seventh-Thc ties have suukel
in many Instances, sometimes at on,
end and sometimes entirely, the dir
being washed from under them; thi
is more generally the ease on EN-
$ bankmcuts. Miles upon miles o
them wcrc laid during the winter
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Worthy OF Serious Consideration

The following Washington dis.
patch of June 21st, should receive
the most serious consideration at the
hands Of the Conservatives of this
State when the nominations for
office are being made +:
"Gon. Candy decides that the
iron.clad oath will be required of all
members of the Legislature in Vir-
ginia before taking their seats,
This movement throws out the most
of the Conservative or Walker can.
didatcs, rs il is well understood that
many of them cannot take the oath
and the Conservatives are thus put
to the trouble of finding new candi
dates who can take it.
1t can scarcely be doubted tina
this policy viii be carried out in tn,
approaching election in this State, b,
the present Provisional Governor
who has announced his intention Q
doing all in his power to secure tn
success of the Radical party, II W
neglect to nominate men who will b
eligible if elected under the aboy
ruling, it will be equivalent to non
action, and result in our defeat.
The North Carolina University ha
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Pamela county. May
term, 1869.
TOT J. Waldrip, Sulpher Rock, Ark. You
are hereby cited to be and appear before III,
Probate Court Of said county on the fourth
Monday in July next then and there to show
cause why the final accounted Iverson Vaughan,
as administrator Of Sarah Vaughan, deceased,
should not be allowed and recorded.
BY order ofthe Court issued May eth 1869,
lune5-5t JAMES H. PIERCE, Clerk.
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Citation Notice.

The State of Mississippi, Panola county.
Probate Court, April Term, 1869.
To Richard Brown and Glenn Brown.
You are cited to appear before the Probate
Court Of said county, at the courthouse there
OF on the 4th Monday in June 1859, to
show cause why the estate of James L. Brown,
deceased, should not be declared insolvent. as
prayed for in the petition Of G. B. Young
administrator, now on fle in this court.
Issued, by order Of court, April 3otb 1869.
mAeH JAS, p rtERcE CLERK, :
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With an able aud eloquent dissertation BY
Professor Ifprpfd Bacon, of Yale College
Commended By he most eminent diyinea and
ahlesi scholars 10 I'll parts Of our country. An
Exact Reprint u lhe latest English hpEo.
PLES EDITION and digTs from al ofhsr,.
by the substitution, BY the authors, Of ~transla.
tons and notes Ia English, In place Of numer.
Gus quotations md notes In foreign languages.
! know Of no work that can rival this;
is clear and fascinating discussions. are tho
very thing w need Row b. W Mcdonald D.
d. LL. d. Lebanon, Tenn
1t should be in the library Of every family
where the English language is spoken. Il.
Milligah, President Kentucky University.
DR.. Bacou's name in connection with this
edition Is a tower Of strength. Rev. Jos. F.
futile, D. D., President Wabash College.
II IL one Of the most instructive and delight
ful books in existence, Rev. John A. Broadus.
D, d. Greenyille, sc.
1t isa work of sterling merit, and is calcu-
lated to do great good. Rev. W. W. Gardner,
Prof in Bethel College, Ky.
1t is an inexhaustible storehousc OF thought
and information. Rev. G.. A. Osborne, D. b..
st. Louis, Mo.
No work in the languages approximates 1t.
Rev, Mark Hopkins, D., D., President Williams
College.
would recommend this unsurpassed literary
and historical work to all, Rev. Z. l.. Drake,
Joncsboro, Tenn.
The most interesting and instructive work
that has ever fallen under my notice. Pres
Caswell, D. D. Ii. D, Brown University.
We consider ii an invaluable work. B. Frank.
lin, Ed. Amer. Chr. Review, Cincinnati, Ohio
The travels of the great Apostle, as illus.
trated in it, are of surprising interest. Rev. T
o.. Summers, d. D., Nashville.
\ most valuable work; learned, accurate
and written in a style peculiarly attractive ant
eloquent. Rev. +, Merrick, D. D., LII. D., Pres
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Send for our l6 page descriptive circular
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Address,
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The Mammoth Oil,

We claim for this oil many merits over coal
or Kerosene oil; among which are the following;
II is non-explosive, hence it is perfectly safe.
1t is cheap.
1t is cleaner, and leaves no grease on any,
thing 1t may come in contact with.
It does not scent or smoke the chimney.
1t makes q much better and softer light. and
a given quantity will burn as long as the same
amount of coal or kerosene, or any other kind
of burning fluid. nY 49,
1t may be used in any of the coal oil lamps,
simply with the. Coal Oil Mammoth Comet
Burner, which is acknowledged by all to be the
best in use.
MARK CARTER,
Peach Crock, Miss,
Owns the right for Pamela county.
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Chief Justice Chase, having been
invited 10 attend the Commemora-
ton services at Charleston, express
ed his regrets that he could not do
do SO, closing his note with this no.
bic and patriotic sentiment:
The dead are not dead. They
have only gone before, and now SO
eye to eye. Why may not we al.
borrow from their sacred grave,
oblivion of past differences, ant
hencetorth unite in noble and gener.
ous endeavor to assure the homo,
and welfare of our whole country
OF all her States, and of all her citi
zens.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

To the creditors of John D. Sanders, de-
ceased, The estate of said deceased was, at the
April term, 1865, of the Probate Court of Pa
nola county, Mississippi, reported and declared
insolvent, this is to notify you that you mus,
probate your claims against said estate, and
have them registered in the Office of the clerk
of said court by the LIST day of June, 1870, or
else they will be forever barred.
SANFORD MELBOURNE,
mayS-6t Administrator.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

To the creditors of Mahial Light, deceased
The estate of said deceased, having been de.
clared insolyent at the June term, 1869, of the
Probate Court of Pamela county, Mississippi
this is to notify you that unless you probate
your claims against said estate and have them
registered in the office of the Clerk of said
court by the LIST day of July, 1870, they will
be forever barred.
r. W. LIGHT, Administrator.
;u1,Q O.
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VIEW ADV ERTISENENTS
Wagon aud Carriage Making and
Repairing.
Flows, Gin Gearing and Cotton
Presses made TO order.

Having located in SAnpls, the undersigned
tender their services to the citizens Of Pamela
and adjoining counties, and solicit a share Of
their patronage. We arc prepared to build
Wagons and Buggies and repair Carriages Of
every description in a workmanlike style, and
guarantee satisfaction. We will also build
Flows, Gin Gearing and Cotton Presses at the
shortest notice, and will attend to all calls made
upon US accessible to the different railroad de-
pots or river landings at moderate prices fol
cash.
10. DUVALL & SON.
Sardis, Miss, July 10, ls69.-tf.
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SILERIFF0S SALE.

BY virtue of two writs of execution to me
directed by the Circuit court of Dcsoto county,
Mississippi, In the cases of w. D. Roscborough
Administrator, VS., Joseph Scallon. | will, on
Monday, the I'd day of August, 1869, in front
Of the Court house door in the town OF Pamela,
otler for sale TO the highest bidder for cash, the
following described land lying and being in the
county of Pamela and State of Mississippi, to-wit.
the northeast of section 10, in township c o.
range g. levied on rs the property Of JOSEPH
Scallon, 10 satisfy said executions and cost
Sale within lawful hours.
W. G. MCGOWAN Sheriff.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Re-
stored.

Just published a new edition
A~a@[aof DR.. CuLvERwEIL' s Essay on
% the radical cure without medi-
- cine) of Spermatorrhea, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, lmpotency, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, 1mpediments to Marriage, ETC.; also
Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; induced by
selt-indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
Bsis"Pricc, in a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
. The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out a
mode of cure Mt once simple, certain and effec-
tual, by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on the receipt of six cents,
or two post stamps, Also, DR.. Culverwelrs
"Marriage Guide" price Is cents. Address the
publishers, CHAS. J.O. KLINE l. co,
l27 Bowery, New York, I. 20. box 1886.
july4-ly
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p
NkNeEANcE.-An office holder at
Washington, a respectable gentle
man, married Miss Anna f. Suratt
last week, and was Immediately dis
missed from his position. 1t is not
enough for the Radicals that they
neg an innocent woman, but they
'a''sursue a poor fellow with YER.
seaass Cor daring to marry he,
daughter Where shall ResicaI
"''"'.ssnd its parallel; Car
1t be found in TIM world, or must W,
wait and look for mn tho ncrts
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VI.
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g. CLARK,
Contractor & Builder

Formerly Of Memphis, Tenn. Non located per,
maneatly IN this county) y:
VIII contract to build all kinds of wooden Oh
brick buildings, on reasonable terms. Is pre-.
pared to furnish brick in any number. Work
done with dispatch, and contracts fully com
piled with. Address,
G. CLARK,
Como, Mi.
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s, College Place New York.
CT. HERBERT 4 CO, Proprietors of the
MAGGIEL'S FILLS and SALyE, P. 0. Boz,
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