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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
The New York Herald is highly

The New York Herald Is highly
elated. 1t says: Na.
"The Democracy Of Arkansas have
accepted tho new departure, Ut gro
,uffrage and oil. This is the mnst
encouraging sign yet seen in the p".
litical Si.kies. When tho q Arkansas
Demooracy--the bowie Knife, draw.
,pokor, blood drinking Democrats Of
old cbivalry ahtecedents--ascept me-
gro suffrage, tho spirit Of reform
must be cou' slug through the Demo.
cratic party like alcohol through the
pores Of an old topper. &
Somebody has written o book enti.
tied "What ahall my son bep's Upon
whioh some one replies, elf the boy
il ~ bad AZ shs book, tho chances are
that he,will 10 hanged."
Tom Davie, of Perry County, Mo-,
on the l9h ultimo, shot aud killed
twenty.eight .eoons from ono .tres, aud
did not think itss very good day fol
coons other. q Sa@e; ~ ~
TT4@%YF9 81 q saSi
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
FrsassA Retcngt.

Those Germans who lived IN France
are ~ bad off ns ever. The Treaty
Of Frankfort guarantees them, 1t is
true, tho light to reside iu France,
but it does not compel the French to
deal with them or to give them em
ploymeut. The hatred of the French
again,t the Germans is 50 tut tense that
they 'efuso to hate anything to do
with them. Au antl. German league
has been organized all over tho oouu.
try, for the special purpose of driv.
Ing the Germans out by all sorts OF
petty annoyanc,s. They publish the
name Of any German as soon 10 he ar
rives ID any town, So that he may be
received by nobody. Nobody will
re". him lcdgi"gs or sell him aby-
thug whatever. In ,huse factories
where G.rmats are cmplo, ed, all
French hands strike until tho Ger.
mats have heen dismiss ed Anybody
who refus to come up to the rcgula.
tions is published, aud held up to
pnhlick scotn. The league goes even
further 1t tpubliches list Of articles
pr'ducrd in Germany which the sigu-
ers OF the league refuse tv buy. Any
me,c chant who continues to ke.p
those n, ticles will lose their patronage
AID is tu DC treated NJ u German
himself. This conduct on the part
OF the French, although their prese o t
Q" d.tinn rendcrs it~ excusuble, is
anything but wise. They are cutting
on .heir own nn.cs, for statistic> show
thIc Franc- was ut leaot as much a
gamer by mutual com muicrcinl in, e.,
course as Germany. The l,ss IF all
! trade with such large aud wealthy
nei9hhor rs Germany Will In no wise
benefit country III suoh condition
as France is at present.
.~-.-
The mode in which stoca -r.isins il
mana ged 10 England is shown by the
t'ilo"i Ing extract OF private letter
near l. 'ndon "Last week I wen,
10 a sale OF pe,iiyree sto, k,' and su~
~omr'splcudid cattle, a. we'll as splch.
did prices paid tor Il heu. Oue COW,
'"lv TWO years old, sold for over
425O; calf, six months old, for
SlO5o, aud sucking calves for $l25
nd $3.50 each while $4,000 was
ttered and refusal for bull. The
owner il very wealthy, hla income
being some S300,O00 or $3.50 OOO a
year, and thu. can pay or refuse large
ums for blood cattle Ills farm
buildings a,e the 6ne,t have ever
ecu, n"t only having every convcn-
ienc", but being butt fit to last for at
least u century"
Among the evil effects Of tho war
it har been observed that in the yicin,.
y Of the scenes Of great battles vegs
alton has been generally if not en.
tnely des'royed-at any ra.o mate
ial'y impun Such plants as ha, e
not u, tually died, have w,thered OF
grown up wan and sickly, as if poison.
ed by some injurious substance in the
air or the su,l. German chemist,
have explained tho ,.benom cnon AZ
arising from the diffusion of .ul phnr
ia the air and over tho surface of the
~o'l: This sulphur. ia the share it is
Contained 10 the smoke Of gunpowder
is supposed 10 combine with the oxy.
gen III the atmosphere to form sui 3.
phnIous acid, u deadly poison in it,
fleets on organisms of any kind.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Sud Il EN- Death.

Our much esteemed fellow. citizen,
Alma J.huhtou, died very suddenl,
at his residence on Wednesday last,
from at affection of tho brain. IL.
was useful man, and lespected by all
who knew him.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Accidental Shooting.

Qnte an unfortunate shooting Of
fair occurred at the rcsidcLee of Nj.
Samuel Ca'hcart, Gvo miles above
this place rn Sunday last. It &c, ms
that Miss Maggie Shaw was cleaning
up her annt's (Mrs. Cathcar'e) cham
Der in her absence, assisted ty nc.
gro GIL, AID in dung 80, they camc
across IL loaded pistol. Miss Suaw took
up the pistol aud dew the hammer
back, III attempting to let it down and
the pistol was accidentally discharged (.
TIE ball passed through tho ,ish,
lung If the servant girl. The ball
has been extracted, and the wound
not considered mo.tal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
BRANCH, SCOTT & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Il UG USlA, a.,

A0ENTS FOR MARYLAND S7.gAM
SU0hR REFINERY, proprietors Of IX.
CELSIOR FLOWERIAr6 NLLLS Can
furhish all grades Of Fresh Ground FIouY
IN barrels or sacks Alao prepared to etc.
su'c orders for Corn, Bacof Oats and any.
hing Tint pertain ,c Produce Bdsihess. at
the lowest msrket rates. We offer extra
inducements to country merchants in fur
nishing. Standard refined Sugar, at the
Price Cost 10, lay down Atse. ! Merchants
would do well TO send for price list. ppo II
mar 4~t8m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Narrow Guage RalIfondz.

We learn from the Columbia
P'"n' that it is contemplated to
III line f this new style Of road
from Newberry to Laureas, aud that
another is proposed across Lexington
Nou"ty, TO connect the Greenville and
Augusta Railroads via Lexington
Courthouse. We should be glad to
SOC this mater fairly tested in South
Carolina, feeling s4,i fed that fair
trial would sooL work revolution in
our entire railroad system, aud prove
OF Immense advantage to the State.
"Alogether," said NJ. Thicrs, in
so"clusiun. "th"ugh | might wish th.
fiaancial position o, France to be bet.
ter than it ,s, have no hesitation in
declaring it 10 be sound" aud in that
opin'on, with the one essential condr.
ton Of tranquility attached to it, mos,
persons who have read his lumiDo ouI
financial expose will, in the opiniun Of
the Jo"rnals correspondent, be in.
clined to agree.
Last Sunday, New England par.
100, fuding the maj ,ri,y Of his con-
gr~pat'"n asleep, suddenly paused in
b.. discourse and requested the choi,
to sing hymn. The choir and o.
ghist responded will such boistefo,ls
good, will that IN two minutes ever,
srui III the church was wide awake.
The, parson thea proceeded with his
sur mon ..
Seventeen Saratoga trunks, two
large box"s, three hampers, three
small carpet bags, two bird cages, u
brace Of dog,, 4 French maid, two
easy chairs and mirror, comprise d
the hnsgago of fashinabls Phfadei
rhia fnmily who recently arrived Ut
tie Stockton H"use, Cape My.
The Lexington Di.patch says. "All
the lands at ths delinquent laud tax
sale OF Monday last, wore pnrchased
ny the State, accurding tn tho profits
io's Of the Act, there being no bid.
ders."
Fanny Fern says "The sflltest
man who ever lived has alwa, know
enough. whom he said hi. playe ~
thank God that he wasn't born wo.
man" tS1t
Five fatal kerosene ACCIDENTS. are
reported 40 having occurred during
the past week--one, in Georgia, two in
Alabama, one In Tennessee, and one
IN Virginia. y 1THFisi Ci{'
Col. Susan b. Anthony says
'maf oves woman everything" I3u,
is 10 not Susan's fault, for she ha.
boen trying for the last forty year6 u
seiso bio psntaloonsl for the debtI
p A Gagged bloodhound ID an attrao.
ttiop ss,a New York bssY saaooih :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Crlanl DS.
To Stop Hleehliag.

1t is said that bleeding from vouud
on man or beast may be stopped by =
mixture Of wheat four and common
salt. in equal part', bound on with q
cloth. If the bleeding 10 profuse, use
large quantity say from one to three
puts: II may be left on for hours, or
even days If necessary. The person
that gavo one Of our exchanges shis
receipt says; sMn this manner I
saved tho life Of a horse which was
bleeding from . wounded artery; tho
bleeding ceased in Eve minutes after
the application" ''.,. ~. .'."s. I. g, Il 4,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
TIIEUREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
Dslamarre's Specific Pills,

Dslamarre's specific Pills,
Prepared by GAnANOiEnE & DrtoNr, No.
2]4 Rue Lombard Pnris. and highly
recommended by the entire Meli.
cal Fnculry Of France.
Are he very st Remedy IN al eases OF
Spermnt0rrhOha o. Seminal Wcnknnss
Nightly, Daily or irematnro Emissions
Sexual Weakness or Ihto,ency Weakness
arising from Secret Habits aud SEXUAL Tx
ccsses; Relaxation Of The Genital Oteans !;
Weak Spine; Lime" or Brick dust" de.
oai's in The Urine' .MiIky Discharges,
90 and All The ghns'iy irnin Of Symptom 8
nfislns from Oyeruse or Exces,rs
They cnre when MI oIhrr remedies fail.
Fun direct ons IN every bnx
Price S per Box, or q Boxes for SIS.
Sold by tho principal Drnggisia, or WIN
he sehi by mail, securely srnlcd from ali
observation. hy enclosing price 10 the Sole
General Ag'nt for America. JUD MOSES,
10 GorIlandI 81 New York Pamphlets OF
advice sent free 20 any sddr ss.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Fire.

We Learn that tho residence of Mr..
j. McG,ll, three or four miles north
OF Monticello, in this County, was to.
tally destroyed by fi,e on Wedue sday,
18th Instant. Tho fire was caused
from stove pipe.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
MI. Zion School.

The Fall Session Of 5l87l opens on
Mond"y neat, July 81. Tho military
feature in tho Organization Of the
School will be discontinued pupils
will not, therefore, be required to
wear the uniform. IE,"r,l
Tho course Of ofstudy is thorough and
comprehensive; and the same care
will BE- b.stowed upon the youngest as
upon the most advanced pupils.
Tuition of Day Pupils, SO, $ll,
$l2 90, and SIS per quarter, accord
ing to Crude.
Payments must be made in advance
Pupils received at any time aud
churBed pro rata to the close vf SEES.
sion.
No deductions from these charges,
except in cases Of pro,racicd iilhc.s.
No extra charges. For circulars or
other information apply to NJ. NJ.
Farro~, Principal. Il
A GuIIOsity.
MIR. j. VI. Vaughan has haudcd to
Captain Mvuh,ir Dwight aud he to
lis, medal which he picked W fron
under a mill put up by Mr.. David
GAillArd, % years ago, II miles trou,
Winusbor", for saving lumber for
Clifton, the residence burnt down
last week, and which may have been
dropped by an Engli>h mechanio, by
the pume Of Killian, in Mr.. Gail:ard's
employ ut that time. If any one c.n
make out II inst claim to it, Captain
Dwight will oheerfilly give it up.
The Medal i, round aud some aha,
larger than silver dollar. Upon one
ie is representation Of the sun, and
around the border "Non est mo,tulc
quad opt," which might be translated,
'R ally good work ,aimmortal" ant
on scroll on one side arc the lust 4.
tors A. j. r N. of q name that has
been erased. o. the other side is The
figure of u stnne-cutter. with chiael il,
ono hand and mallct IL the other, aud
a compass, square, and other imple
mcnts Of his art on the ground at his
feet working upon a marble lab. on
which is inscribed, "Tmmortali,atl"
"O'dinis,"
"MDCCLXVI,"
thus fixing the date as l7G6. And
around the border are tho words,
"Liber. Fratr. Architectonic. Loudi.
ncus."
We infer that this medal had bee,.
long in the family of the man who
] -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Agents Wanted for the transmits
Sion Of Life.

Connsels on tie Nature and Hygiene Of
The Masculine Function. By DR.. Nnpheys,
author Of "The Physical Life Of Woman ;
IT, relates 10 the male sex; is full Of now
fhcts delicate but outspokeh; practical
and pop slar, highly endorsed sells rap.
ialy Sold by subecriplion only. Excin-
sive territory. Terms liberal. Price 81,
Address ior contents. &t.. J. g. Fergus g.
Co., Publishers, Philadelphia. 1'a.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
WANTED. LOOK HERE.

Profitable employment furnished every
man willing 10 work In his own neigibor-
hood inc lazy persons wanted J Pro6ts
over 20D per cent. Enclose 81 for gun,
r'es anil particulars. Sales rapid. JONES
& METzuAR, Putstargh, Pa fly 20
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26

70 ths Dssendsn's. h,sssin Il Ar1edke.
5smes Loys. Osesr ,Loweg cSoh, Love.
Thomas r. GIaLnes, J.nis Z. Hughes.
and Ger husband t'saS hughes, James A.
Broom. Williap, Arledgs. ST., Sugar Ar.
LEDGE john AtledGe, a., Jan,es Arl.dae.
Mary Arledge. snd sallie Arisdge;
Take totics that tho Summona And P.tt.
tiop IN this osae wore fled is1 tsps o.aioe Of
the Judge o. rebate. for the County Of
'fsirdsld and State os sou,h Caroline, On
sbe 9th day Of dolly, A. D. g1aSi.
M6CANTB & DOUGLASS.
Ai,oyrsss 0. for Ps'i,soness,.
)Asty st"ftkwssx8 : WispsbofS. H.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Agents ! Read This /!

We will pay Agents Salary Of $40 per
week aud exnrnses, or ALLOW large com
mission TO sell our new and Wonderful i'll
sentio"s. address NJ. WAGNER g. CO.,
Marshall. Mich.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Summons fer Partition Of Real
Estate,


TO the @bove nHmod Defendants in this
aciion: ion arc hereby summoned ana re-
quired to answer tfe petition in his 40 3
ton, which Is fled in the ofice OF .he
Judge Of Probate for The County and Stale
aforesaid. md serve q copy Of your Answet
on the Subscribers nt their office. IN ibs
town OF Winneboro, in said State. within
twenty days after the service Of tho Sn,n.
mons on you. exclusive Of the day Of SGT.
vice. and IL $oa fail 10 answey tbs ru iihin
within the :ine nforshalh, the Petitioners
will dpP'y to the G"tu at Probate Of ,hs
County afnresaid. fnr The relief demanded
Witness. William ". Nelson, ESQUIRE.
Judge Of Pfohn.r In ard for snid County,
'itis Tho 9TH day ~ 5by a. y 1871.
McCANTS O. DOUGLASS.
-. Alto heys for PStilionsYs.
W. nj fELsON. IL. 81
Jnig" VI Probate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
At WHITES BAKERY y.
AND * -t
Gon&n nGGdomapYg

A MOTHER fresh supply Of plain and fan
~ cy Candies. Oranges Coooan0ts. Pecan
Brazil, and Hazel Nuts, English 'Walhuts
Almonds. Brandy Peaches. Oysters. 90. s.
Jan 20 tsH.yl fA.at ,;pyilts9.E
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Mysteries.

A,safoetidA is said to be an efficient
remedy, but as some tewales object to
taking such drug, we copy the fol-
loving recommendation for their
cure:
"Carraway seeds, pounded with
small pr'pori u ginger and salt
spread npon bread aud bu,ter,e aud
eaten ev"'y day. especially early in
the m''ininS, and ttf re go.ng to bed,
are successfully used il Germany as o
doUuestio remedy "ga,hst Mysteries. )" g
Crumbs.
Maj Henry Noah has been appoint
ed Assistant Private Secretary to
Governor Scutt.
~ desperate attemptat murdss was
made insthe8 vicinity of Branchville,
on the Is b Instant, BY negro wo.
man upon the person Of u young
white married lady. The iratrument
used was an axe aud the lady was
badly mutilated, being now in criti-
cal condition.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD,
COURTOr PROBATE.

pHlLLiP BROOM: Eliza a.. nnghe :,
l. va. Austin D. Aricdgc. Mary T. Nol.on
and her husband James Nelson, Willis u.
;Ariedge. william Atledge, Jr., Am liza Ar
ledge. James Lowe. Oscar Lowe. Cook
Lowe, Thomns r. dAdhey. Jahie G.
nuRhes and her husband 1aaao Hughes.
Laura IL. CASTLES. &. Cook Castles, Harriet
q. Cas,lea, James 4. Broom. Williatn Ar.
ledge. Sr., Susan Arledgs. John AriedRe,
Jr, James Arledgc, Mary Arlsdge snd Sal
lie Ariedgo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
New Advertise sn. enss.

Just Received-Call on D. r
Flehnikcn for New -four, SO sacks
just In.
No,ico- Ruff, Cloud & Bro.
Jus. Reccived-Dr. Mobley.
Turnip Sc, d NJ McMaster Il Brice
Mt. Z.on S,c.cty &C. II. McMaster,
Sc".
Eggs Mclntyre & Co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26

III F.f'y eigLt cea,he III Charleston for
tho wcek ending tho 9th Instant, Of
which eighteen we're whites,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26

Champagne! Champagnel!s sp
A LOT Of Cappagne ahd y 10, fins n f,is.
"A hiess just yessjted q. 3@ffti'T'
sSss'Ss iNiana d. ~ DgysoRTBs: "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26

Base Bali.

The Nowlan Base Ball Club Of the
garrison at this place are prepared to
receive challenges from any base Ball
Club in, the State. Challenges will be
received byFP. D. Gay hart, Of Troop
l., 7th u. s. Cavalry. 7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Carolina Life Insurance Company

Mamsl Hams s Kamss a I
A I.0f Of sogas Cured Hams. Just re-,
q ssivsi by
Jane ~ n. J. .Mst!kRLEY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
: Fresh EaIifiOi..

nOvE OYSTERS, Black Pepper, Family
" eosp, Sugar and Coffee. Just yoeeiyed
- n. ". ngSp0RTGs,
nssH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-06
Al VoJts DEHIzIs

II 4 its g oomy attend ants low spIIiGs,
~ oePrsssIo ,iavo.untary emissions loss
OF mn s2ernatarrhosa, loss OF POWER
lzEy head. loss Of msmo-y, Sad threaten 50
impotence and inbeeility, find sovereign
care in HUMPHREYS H0IE0PATRIC
SPECIFIC Eo TWEEN Y EIGHT Con-
ped Of ,ho v,st raiuaale IN Id aad patent
Garatyes, they strike at Qnce at the roat Of ne
matter, toue up the system. arrest the dis
charges, aud mpart igor and energy, life and
vitality to toe entire man. They have cured
thousands OF cases. Price, S. per pAcaAse Of
FIVE Boxes and a large 81 vial, which is very I'M
psrtant to obstinate or old cases, or s Ier ain
gle box. Sold by ALL bragg lsts, aud sent
by mail receipt Of price. address, HUMPH-
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
CINE Co, 56& BRoApwAY, NEW Yosk.
ChAs a Benser Aad c, SPIdsl, agents for
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-06

Nervous headache is instantly reliev, d
BY a pinch Of Duroo's CstarIh Snuf.
The New YoRK WORLD. tt e year 1872
will be full Of exciting political eseuts-iu
fact, one of the most interesting seasons Of
this decade. Every Democrat should en-
deavor to keep himself posted, aud the ma
ii nsl guide Of the party ia the New York
World Asa vehicle Of news it is upsur.
p4,s.d d, aud as an orsa Of pu al'c opinion
II S ru,tw ,rlhy and r ilb.e A. ID -
cog iz-d and l-adtug organ II Jhe D-mo-
cratic par iu the great focus OF netioual
commerce and intelligence it viii aim to
fulfill it's mission aud duty Sith steadfast
boidness aud fidelity TO inspire in the
ranks Of those who think the same things
concerning the Republic an united, organ
lied, determined, and persistent zeal; 10
win nes recruits anoug those who have
been enemies to the Democracy in the con-
hicts Of q dead past; aud to marshal an uu-
broken pbalanx to the triumph at the bsllot.
box of Liberty, Equality, and Law
Single copies of the WEEKLY. 81 a year
DAILY $40. Address = The World" 35
Park Row, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-06

BRIDGE TRArNs. --Ths following is the
time Of the departure OF bridge trains;
Leave Rock Island-6;45, 1870, $40. $50
and ll:OO A, NJ; 100, 200, 300, 4:O5, 4;45,
Gas and 1880 Pm.
Leave Dsvenport-5;30 7:O5. 500, 900
and lO;45 A. N; 1890. 1880, 2:3O. 3:45, 1870,
6:l5 Asd 1915 Pm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-06

THIEF ARRESTED. Our readers will re-
mem Der that q week or two ago we publish
ed letter from resident of New Boston,
who stated that wagon and team Of
horses had been left with him by two boys
whose actions were very suspicious. We
also mentioned that a reward Of S25 was
offered BY some one in Davenport for the
detention of these boys, and that the team
had been taken from Rock Island, in q
clandestine manner, together with the con-
tents. The arrest Of Samuel Harding, at
Peoria, on Saturday last, throws little
light on the subject. It seems that on the
7th Of Novembe he was started to Dsven'
port BY Daniel Murphy, Of Peoria, with a
team of horses and q load of tiLwsre-the
latter valued at $500, TO be delivered to
Murphy's brother at Davenport. On his way
ne fell in with n young scamp named Tom
Pennel, who consented to accompany him
Ou reaching Rock Island they Determined
- nssamorphose th-lr j1uraey iuto -
stealing txpsoi.ion, aud c,ns.quentl, turned
southwsrd At New Boston they ran out oi
money aud left the team with William P.
Myers, FIRST making an unsuccessful attic N p,
to get some money out of MIN. Que nf the
horses died with fatigue, and the other and
the wagon are still down there awaiting a
claimant. AS we have mentioned, Harding
was arrested on Saturday He is only
seventeen years of age, and was found
secreted under his mothers bed. He was
taken to Davenport for trial, yesterday
The man who would trust child of seven
teen on such an expedition with so much
valuable property is not wholly blameles,
for the result.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-06

TIE GRAND DUKE The approaching
visit Of the Grand Duke to Rock IlsDd.
has created quite aurer throughout this
whole section. The Des M1tues Leader
wants to know if be will visit that city, and
says:
This question seems to b. settled n .he
att rmstiye beyond a doubt. The pu&e
wishes to see the Buffalo Of the plans And
the gold mines Of California, Gboat wao-r
fabulous richness be has heard so mucG.
On bis way West he Is to stop a. Rock
Island, as the Government has slresd {,
given orders 70 the troops there 10 receive
him and from Rock Island to Onnhs
bow can be 20 direct without psssiU 2
through our city?
We are sorry to disAppoint our Dee
Noinss friends, but have good reasons for
stating that after bis Serene Highness
leaves the vicinity of Rock Island, ne will
| N AXE no more hAlts until his arrival al
San Francisco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-06

ELEGANT BRIEF WOsk.-The legal men
Of Rock Island and vicinity will be interested
10 the fact that We are now situated 10 do
some Of the finest brief work ever turned
out 10 Western Illinois. We have e splendid
font of new type especially adapted for this
kind Of work, and We feel con6deDt Of salts
flying any body, no matter how particular.
We do the best job work 10 western Illinois,
and don't care Who knows it,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-06

A NUIsANcE.-We direct the attention Of
the police authorities TO a pile of grind
stones hsaped up on the sidewalk near Me-
Calistsr's hard Ssre store, and directly on
The way to the post Office. A man must
have more cheek than mule TO appropriate
the public side ~alas 10 this sort OF style, IT
opposition to tie existing ordinances. A
stranger came around The corner in 4 hurry,
last evening, and fell over the unsightly heap.
The sidewAl are for people to wslk on
and are not repositories for grindstones.