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DYG GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID Southeast corner OF 9TH and ID streets
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED RIVAL rs

CHANCERY SALE or IMPROVED RIAL rs
TATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF l. STREET
NQRIH' BETWEEN 9rHAND isrH SHEETS
IA BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court
.& PISSED 10 the cause Of CaiSerGei1 es ' ~ w.
.ulyerxcil ct al. no: aO6 Eq Doc, 10, the uldeT-
TUESDAY, the 2Oth day of December $50. at
o nS mint ssnt I part Of sq1aTS SO begin
WRIST corner Of lot numbered eight street north,
north and West 10 feet 6H inches 10 interssct lin
drawn south from the n " corner of said Lot three
feet thence east 10 feet, the place Of beginning
Terms: One third cash tof which Szs down on day
interest," 10 cent Title retained until payment
IN full OF purchase money amp, and ,nyesa nc
complied with in five oays from sale, the property
Will be resold on sven days advertisement at risk
WASH b. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
delO GkkEN WILLIAMS, Auot's
RY GREEN q WILLIAMs, Apcnoneers,
~ Southeast corner 9TH and streets.
oHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
AMP STREETS N. W, FRONTING SCOTT
"A by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
EsE of The District OF ,olumbis passed in rae
appontsd said dt s l will ss
e public auction e. the highest b,dder q front Of
A d. Ie7I, at O'Clock m, iot 5, In David ,on's
syhdivi.ion Of square 90 having front Of . feet
west, and improved by tive story bricl: dwelling.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed By the decree: One-
third cash: the residue IN two equal payne ats the
first thereof payable In 8 months the Other in II
months from day of sale, the purchaser or purchs
deferred payments, bearing interest from day Of
sale, TO be secured by deed of tru<t on the prem
Uses Id deed to re given upon the final c alton
of sale by the court. III the terms of sre not
sale the Trustees the right to resell the
premises AFTER Civ ing such public notice they may
DEF most adv antageOus for the interest Of all par
ties, at the sole cost ann expense OF the dsfaulIng
purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of SlG 10 b.
made when the property is struck of, and all con-
veyancing at purchaser cost
JAS ss 8 oEbwSyHHRas, Trustees.
del23taw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
10y GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
ID Southeast corner 9Th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE oF ZINE BUILDING LOT
IN UNIUETOWN.
- by virtue OF a deed trust, dated April 81,
folio 443, and by direction Of the party sAcurei,
will sell q public auction to the highest bidder,
on tn RSDAY. December 92d, ll0, at ~ o'clo *
m. that certain piece or parcel Of ground in
gniontown D. c. fronting IS feet the east sid Of
street, By an average depth OF ID feet. The bOiad
aries will be fully set forth on the day at sale
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and ~ I'VE
monfhs, secured by deed OF trust. 80 downwi-n
the property Is kaocked OF. Title perfect Sale to
be closed within i've days after purchase, or The
auction such terms as he shall deem proper TO the
highest bidder at the risk and cost q the defaupg
den,soSds GREEN wILLi4Ms, H1cts.
DY LATIMER CLKARY, Auctionecrs,
ID (Sucoessors to Cooper Latimery
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DRY GOODS.


CHEAPER THAN EVER
LADIES LINEN HEM-STITCHED HANDLER
CHIEFS, from u t. 70 cents apiece.
CENTS HEN MED LII EN- HAEDkEkCaIEFs,
Six in a besutiiul box suitable for presents.
~ Fifteen pr cent can be saved by purchasing
No 1880 PENNSYLVANIA AyK~UE
DRhSs GOODS IN PLAIps AND SOLID COL
SHAwLe, TABLE COEERs, TABLE LINENS,
kAPkINs and TOW ELs, At great bargains.
LARGE STOCK OF HOSIERY and NOTIONS.
EMORY BAXTER-S.
No 1920 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Before purchasing elsewhere. delo
DRODHEAD & CO.'S.
ID l22S r Street, corner l3A sfreet,
Offer MOST DESIRABLE HOLIDAY PkesENTs.
They sell Foreign ard Domestic Dkf GOODS,
&C., &c, very cheap. wamsutts Cotton, fec.; New
York ILLS Cotton, 5c. Other sieached and Un-
sisssasS GO'D, &C. Sterling sscc aS
ION, &C.: Costs' IS yard speeis, re. dol. Elegant
Paris Kid Gloves from 81 ug Canton fisnneis,
from l2hc: mp. sh. etinss, sh,rtinss Al DOL
Txou.ite Ssh Ribbons, beautiful Plaids,. splendid
Alpacas, and handsome Shavls, at great bargains.
french An Wool serge, Reps: nsrinss, Deisines,
ssti ssi Isdss end Ss1sie@sns Gndsr.esr. and
host OF ether goods, at wonderfully low prioss You
can save money by purchasing SSau..n IN
122S y street. corner 18th street.
N.B-They buy Of first class houses In New York,
Philadelphia ard Baltimore, aud therefore always
have the best and most fashionable goods In asr-
ket. = non In
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RY LATIMER q OLEAKY. Auctionvers,
" Successors to Cooper q Latimer,l
Southwest corner Penn ayanue and Ilth Al

~>-~e0s SSaheA ASnu. nfouuc oDu hlih ets
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPEkT1 On YHE SOUTH eide OF X
sSTTBBEET NORTH, BETWEEN 9rH AND IOTH
- BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
ra, OF The District of Columbia, passed 10 chan
scery cause No. liza, Docket 8, VIM H De
vaughn et al. vs. Emma X. De Vaughn ct al, we
thail sell AZ public auction, on MONDAY, the 9Th
day oil DE, ember, A. ID. 1870, at O'Clock D m on
the premises, the west part OF Lot Is in Square No.
Ho' peglnnnR for said part north street at the
northwest corner OF said lot, aud running thence
southwardiy upon the western boundary of said lot
ID distance OF no feet 0 inches; thence easterIy
parallel with said north street distance of al fe I
and inch; thence northward y parallel with the
western boundary of said lot Is distance of 81 feet
H5s inches; thence westwarcly parallel with north
street distence OF 10 feet inches thence north
wardly parallel with the western boundary OF said
let Is distance of Ito feet 10 said north street
thence weswardly on the thern boundary of said
north street distance of 81 feet and inches to
the said place OF beginning; and i'm con
sis'ing OF three-stOTy Brick Dwelling, with base
ment containing 10 rooms, on street north son IA
side, between 9th aud 10th streets.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purchase money to
be paid cash in hand, the residue thereof in
lively and IL months from day of sale. with tnie-
resi-: be secured by deed of trust the pro perry
A deed given when all the purchase money is paid
ser. deposit of $50 viii be required of the
purchaser at the fall of the Z ammer. III the terms
OF sale cmplied with within three DAYS from
the day OF sale the property will be resold at the
cost of the defsulting pur chasar.
j. BhIGHT.
JAMES Is, PORTER,S Irustees.
del d&ds Rep LATIMEB CLEAkY, Aucts.
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II Southeast corner OF 7th and u ats

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, FRONT.
InG On IHE SOUTH Sue OF PENNsYL.
STBhETS WEST At AgGTIoN.
a. On tt ESDAY, the Goth inst, at O'Clock .
,n',ssiory Brick House with three story back
building, having a fine two story brick warehouse,
containing in all IL large rooms with a fine ssor
room. Lot being IS feet 7 inc 'front.' by $50 feet
deep, running through TO B street. This property
is occupied by Th0s Purcell, Esq, as a china ana
crocke, store, being Immediately opposite the Met.
rop Titan Hotel
Terms: One third cash; balance in l. and years
Tor notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. $50 down the day of sale
convey snSiDg and revenue stamp the cost of
the purchaser. GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts
deli-d Pat and Rep eod&ds
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BIRDS AT AUCTION.

ny LATIMEB a CLKARY, Auctioneers,
y Successors to Cooper a Latimer,l
Southwest corner Penn d avenue and 18th street.
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nY THOS Il WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctinneer,
Washington & Georgetown Office 5l97th ST., 90. l.


~ Real Estaie Broker and Auctinneer,
Washington Georgetown office 5l97th ST., Cd. l.. o.
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE UNIM.
PROVED PROPERTY ON STREET, NEAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
- Under and by virtue of "A decree Of the Su-
U9prtme Court of the District of Columbia. pa ssei
lin cause therein depending. No J,F5, GqGity
Docket s. between George n Allen and Others, c IN
plain ants. and NJ Stda Coyle and Others Defendants
the undersigned, appointed trustee thereby. will
sell. at public auction, On the premises on II Rs
BAY the 18th day Of January, 1871, at o'cl.ck in
the afternoon, tbs property ia the proc iings
the said cause me ntoned that s 10 say. part of Lot
:, in square 323. in the city OF Washington having
front Of twenty CD feet on street north and run
ming back with unequal width to the resr OF said
lot. and containing Leo square feet.
This property is situated ia street between llth
and 18th Streets near the Metropolitan Hall, and is
very valuable.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree, are:
One third cash, M the balsnce in equal payments
in one and two years the purchaser to give for de-
ferred payments his promisssry notes. satisfactorily
endorsed or received All stamps and convey aacing
At the cost Of the purchaser.
WILLIAM % WEBB. Trustee.
THOMAS +. WAGGAMAN,
del6 "a v3w4ds AurtionsNr
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EvER AND CUE:

r
recipe guaranteeing safe, speedy, reliable, and
permanent for the above disease, sent by mat
% any address FOR the sum Of one dollar
Address J. y. LADEN
noB-tlaI- 1888 stree; west. wsshingtOn, d o
T. .. yUsTH PAYS fAIk RKIOEs rvi
~: Lstiss, Gents and 0h;lirens 5EoosDJ,HdAs..
SHOES, &c, % lft eth street W. and st cst
ID street between 6th aud W streets Mote o. Est
pity attended -. Jet-.y'
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III. L. HELMBOLD'S
p X f. p .3RA TTONS.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive aud Specific Remedy for pI.ea... q, IN.
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL AVN
DRoPsIcAL swELLIyGs.
ThE Medicine increase. the peser, Of a,,..,x.-
and enct'es the absorbents into healthy action h.
Nhich The matter of eaoareous deposition. and -
unnaturai enlSrgements reduced a. we'll a. ~.
children
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H.T. HELMBoLDS ExTRACTBUCHu.

HIT. HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
for weakness srtsuretom Exces.es Hahl,s az Rts-
loving Symptoms: ~
Lcss Of Memory, DFnicultx ~ Rr..,s.-~
W eak Nerves, TrenhlinS 'ss
Horror OF Disease, Wakefalpe~
IImness Of Vision, Pain in an Raok
Ot ramos, Flushing Of the Body,
btyncss 81 the SKIN, Eruptions u the Face
Universal bsssituds % PnlIid Oonn,ensnce
the Muscular System.
These symptoms: IL allowed 20 60 on. (which this
Medicine Invariably renores,l soon follos-
FArUITY, EPILErrIo FITS, &o.,
IN one OF which the patient may expire. who can
full diseases
INSANITY AND CONsUMPrIoD
Many aware ~ the cause OF their surerire m
none will confess. The the insane iusns
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption bc~r
ample witness 90 the truth Of the assertion.
The Consultation, once affected BY organic weaf-
ness. requires the aid of ioine strenVthes ma
inv iRor ate the system, which HELM f}OLDU
EXTRACT OF BUOHU inv sriably dOas, A trIsI
viii convince the most eceptics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-16

The following items OF war news we're
received here by cable last night:
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Of the worst disorders that afiiot mankind arfss
from the corruption that eccum ulstes in Blood
Of Gil the discoveries that have SIDE purRD
u ont none can egusl in effect II ELM BOLD o Coz
fOOeD kAIhACr OF sAkSAPARlLLA. 10
OF health into the system aud purees out the humogs
which make disease. IL stimulates the healthy funo
tions Of the body and the disorders that grow
and rankle 10 the blood. Such q remedy hat could
be relied on has long been sought, and the pub
here does not admit OF certificates % show It's effects
but the tr1al OF single bottle will show che SOD
that has lite virtues SURPRISING anything they have
ever taken.
Two Tablespoonful OF the Extrsct,of Sarsaparflls
added to Iinf Of water n equal the Lisbon Diet
1riSk, and one bottle 10 fully eQ usl 90 q gallon q
TIE syrup OF Sarsaparills, or the deooction ssu
silly made.
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THE Observation-Disclosures ARMY

meteorological ReeOrd-Dec. Is, 735 A. M
Var Department, StgHai Ssruics, USA
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctsoneers,
- Southeast corner Ssy suth and q g.

LOT OF LEAF TOBACCO, SCREWS, CUTTING
KNIVES, SCALES, AND HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NiTUBE. At AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 9th inst at o o'clock A. m :,
we shall sell, at the Csorsd f,bIccD Manufactor
fronting on Indiana avenue between lS and 2d SITS
west, the above stock. for cash.
deH-d GREEN h WILLIAMS, tucts
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til MONDAY, the 9th day of December, 1870, az the
same hour and place. By order of the Trustee.
NO . eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
UNTIL SATURDAY, the 10th day OF December,
at the same hour aud place By order Of the Trustee
de5-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WILLIAM III. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN u WILLIAMS, Aucts,

II THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, November - IA. 1870, at the same
hour and place. BY order of Trustee.
no2l GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
is the leading MACHINE OF the Weird Sold on
essy terms. Purchasers instructed at their resi-
deLces fee Of charge
E.A. MOTION, Agent
del5 tr III Market Space sls.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ID Southeast corner 9Th and streets
TRUSTEES SALE or FINE BUILDING LOT
In uNIDNTnWM
FISHING LANDINGS 70, BE RENTED BIZ

RY LATIMER q CLEARY Auctionecrs,
ID (Successors TO Cooper LatimerJ
Southwest corner Pennsylvania and 18th street
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TT,HIs Is TOGIVE NOTICE That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding = special term, let
tiers OF administrs tiOn ON the personal estate of
SlCkMON HEXTER q, late of " ashington coun-
ty, aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex
hbt the same, with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, on or before the % day OF November
al benefit Of the said estate. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of November lS7u
se2fH- 1. HkXTER, Administrator.
WAX FLOWERS-Instructions given BIZ MISS
w CHADWICK at No. 1927 q street, whsre
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until SATURDAY. the nth of December. ct the
same hour aud place. BY order of the Trustee.
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~, Ifth, $50, at II O'Clock, within our Anciioa
~ Rooms. we shall sell superior colleosi Of
anary and other Singing Birds.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16
WILLIAM GLAZE

II-St, ...:
w,Trt;rc c''trS1 large assortment Of
S,cn Wi,1;,, :, V W'on ;;''a I;a o,t'Tr i!o';;nS
: ~ - :, =. NI't'' race, or e"hS, i-nS
I r1n~-r ',,I ''' ~" ,s'''' ','"n"'"''"'F: u,
!, ~. 'V"c'! 'HF'"T, o. hi'ck Ma.
o', oEs V.hiaia, Rosewood IN! Walnut
SfEITAcLES.-Goil, Silver and Steel.
OF all descrip;ioasi Eye Classes with Gold,
knbber AMI Tortoise S:"l! Frame.
I!iADLGS.-UV!G aul Silver Of all dc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16

COULTER.
What Mr.. Stringfcllow, of Chester, S.
G., writes
bought the first Monitor Plow that came
in this section, and cannot now do without
them.
What Mr.. Ellis, Of Griffin, Geo, says:
Mcssrs. PALMER & TuErIS-I received
through Mr.. Rus. 2. johnson, Of Griffin, one OF
Your Monitor PIowS, which regard as de-
cided Improvement over any Plow have ever
seen or used, and regard it as most adEuira-
by adapted TO the Cultivation Of tic sell .!
the South, and most cordially recommend
them TO the Southern Planter is the best
and cheapest plow yet offered them.
JAMES I. ELLIS.
What Nr. Rabb, Of WinnSburo', S. c.
says:
Mcssrs PALMER & rURPIN:
have aIrcud:- spoken in favorable terms OF
Your Monitor Plow, but must be permitted
again to express my high appreciation Of its
merits. | tried it few days since on very
tough, cIammy LOT, which l waS :pprchcn-
Sivc could not plo.y, and to my surprise il
did whlt no other PIOw could have done, 60
ing into it and rearing it up far beyond my
expectations. W. ;. kA6D.
A<I; the nearest dealer for Catalogue, and
to Show YOU the Plow.
CHAS. T. PALMER,
1926 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
The above Plow for sale at Factory
prices, freight added. by
S. P. B00ZER l. co.
Oct. 5, 49-Gm.
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n the Probate Cou:t-N CIV
berry.

lanes Y. Harris vs. W. P; Harms sam |
C Cannon, ct A.
I, appearing 70 my Satisfaction that as r;:I, H.,
r. ran y; IT, -" p'mS. r;S. md child Of Simro" II,
S%lno'er' '"S Wunro v. Harris, distributes OF
hsFT;s lbs E* al? of T"ploa I.rr< deceased; n1 nd
defendants in this case, F'S'"e ' O
LII TT is ordered, on motto" O: S';otr r, l"i" d,..
r.n Auvs Fro Pet, .ha: said absent mt PS. pS
t.nd.nts 1, answer, plead Or d%nHr 70 ',rs IN, Or
tfioa s,;oa lied against them al" others, o" or or
lnHs'"s"' Holm T. PETERSCN,'. P y, G.
a.. % lS-O-43--;'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-11-16
Notice.

THE undersigned respectfully so:ii'E' some:
~, nntI;c that snc will continue the oI>i
t"U .'a.s pofL0UIS sHODAIR, deceased, at the
.IH nIJ Sand. Al! persons indebted 10 i!'(
concsrn, will please make Paymen', aiS ali;
those having claims againS; tie <&"e ""
nr.sen, them properly atteSte4.
PFeSeH' '"0 KATE S!IpDA!".
Noy. ., t.--Gt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
oh. 8ullrtin.
..GRANwA ALAS DOEs."

pr 4. N. roI.
wants To nicnd my wagon,
Aud La- "a hak q some mails,
Jns'iwo freq will be plenty,
We'r~gongt " haul oitr rails
The, splendidesi cob fence
We're maxim ever was
Wis yOu'd help US hHd ~"
Gran'ma al'as does
Nv horses name !. Bci'9A H.,
She Jumped snd bi'h'" "'' "'''
put her In the ~ 80, l.r...
,1,n s,nbis's IN the pailnr;
IL 'i,,JpT MAKE 10 mus.
-, .old let 1t stay there.
n,a6 ma alas does.
T.goin' to the cornheld,
n, ~ q on Charles pillow;
Isperi Id like TO hnv. ms;
twant 10 90 night nov.
oh, won't gce upawinl,
Aud whor Ike Nhari,- whDas
wis YOU wouldn't bogIcr;
Gran ma never does
wants some bread ami butter
pshungry wois'cst KIND,
But Taddie mustn't have h9"e'
Cause she wouldn't mimi
Put plenty OF sugar on ~
tell Won what, knows
Its right 10 nut on sugar
''ah in'" II Tho Bngh srb.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-24
rnr., Hundred and Forty Nadsrai
Defau1ters.
From the Peoria Democrat |


Early last spring, the house of represen-
,.,iye. Of the United States, in III ofhyp-
ocritiesl honesty, requested Secretary
Boutwell, to report the number of default
inc officers Of internal revenue which
there nigh, be in this country, with the
best government tho sun ever shone upon.
|. is not likely that they anticipated the
actual result, but supposed that . revela-
ton Of the facts would do for an election
eering document.
Blu, Boutwell, SGT his clerks at work, and
sen, in his report. Radicalsm in the house
stood aghast; and well it might. Tho
names Of the defautcrs footed up At three
hundred and forty--thc amount Of their
defalca,ion high up among the millions.
All these were intensely ioyal-couldn't
bear a Democrat, hated rebels, loved
colored men, and stole the peoples money.
!, might have been supposed that all
this enquring FOR defaulters was made in
good faith, and that il WAS q preliminary
step towards reckoning for duty upper.
formed Blu, no prosecution followed, OK.
ccpia few unimpor.ant cases the persons
concerned in which were chosen as the
scapegoa,s for bigger criminals, as White.
moro wa; selected ~ tho victim 70 shield
all other cade; brokers 20 Conc ross.
The law Of Congress makcs0 deffnuding
the revenue q crime, and IL a distiller
chances TO run ola few barrels Of high
wines before the taxes are paid, he ie
brough, 10 tho bar and made pay soundly
for his iemerity. But the man whose
duty !. is TO arraign him may collect tho
tax on the whisky that he makes, md
walk forth among his fellows, not marked
sAp'oper subject for the penitentiary,
but regarded ms an honorable and as q sue
eesifal mana sharp and shrcwed poll.
tielan. None OF these hundred and forty
deiaaliers have been prosecuted No crimi-
mails and pu, in the penitentiary As their
crimes deserve. On the contrary, they are
applauded.
But the pseudo honesty has broken out
IN anoiher1aar,er. To prosecute these de-
iaaliers would bring odium upon the loyal,
W which party they all belong. But the
people have been awakened on the subject
Of oiiic'ai corruption, and something must
be done ~ make them believe in the hon
es'y ofthese defallters who still continue
TO hold the Offices. The programme
marked out is this The distiliers and
Others who pay the great bulk Of internal
revenue, are not so identified with the Rad.
zeal party, Many, and perhaps most, Of
them are democrats.
This Is godsend 20 all these radical
eorruptlonlsts. Suits have been com.
mehced against q great number az these
Tor ah attempt 10 defraul the revenue. No
doub, some Of them are guilty for official.
nave oonnivcd NJ frauds ~ far as the
So'esnmcht is oe1oorned il makes little
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-26
GRANT DENOUNCED IN THE HOUSE OF
HIS FRIENDS.

The New York Eoening Post, one of the
leading and most influential republican pa
pers in the country, edited by vii lam Cullen
Bryant, speaking of the retirement of Gen.
Cox from Grants cabinet, says:
Gen. Cox is not what teamsters call an
"otf horse" He is a skilfull politician. a
sound and ardent republican /; a practical
man and has never omitted any honorable
means to strengthen his party.
But be consented to enter the administrs
ton only because the President agreed
heartily with his views at the time when he
solicited Gen. Cox to come into the cabinet
because the President was a. that time as
determined upon thorough reformation OF
the civil service as Mr.. Cox himself.
Gen. Grant has changed his mind since
then. He has become, what few who voted
for him ever imagined be would become, o
politician, a partisan he uses his patronage
to effect political ends, IS really as Blu
chsnan or Pierce, with only this difference,
that he shows curious awAvardness in
TINS new trade for while hs is - ready to
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Common Grog-shop Bitters.

Empty Bitter Bottles of various styles can be
found around almost every dwelling and cabin
througb out the land. Their taste is Pleasant
an are ddrert'sed TO cure almost every disease,
while the manufacturers knotc they possess no
medicinal properties whatever. They are o.
msny diskuises for exceedingly common Bereraye.
wnlch do not, nor cannot possibly cure any one.
Beware of those pleasant bitter. 10 quart bot
ties, they contain sting for your vitsls, arc he
who buys them carries ''toper's" grog into his
house One man who knows nothing about med
icine, say his big bottles Of common of will
cure chills and fever, rheumatism and copsump
ton another. whose bottle is very fancy. cares
All impurities of the blood. makes old en- Young
casts out devils restores sight to the blind. and
numerous her miracles while vet an tber Who
piesnmes every man druuka d, proposes to
cure colo, ingrowing nails, yellow fever. heart
disease and loSe-sick maidens,, We know they
make no such cures, we know the people at large
are deceived and swird-d. and as We desire 10
ventilate these common humbugs, make the fol-
lowing challenge to one and all: