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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-03

= SAD OAsE OF INSANITY. IL
,o'tloek this morning, q man named War
FgeEsHfile ut werk,ia tile basement of
ERk9yeter's Roman Catholic Church, Oh
:Relmont avenue heard aloud noise Oh
;$he Aoor above, md on proceeding tkil
thef, ,foHRd mans entirely naked, ciiqE-
ipgl t6the altar atbpt q fifteen feet from
The crazy individual (for such he
proYsd to be) had already hurled the
ssntuea. of st. John and St. Elizabeth
from their positions on the eanctury,
and vas then attempting to throw down
the statue Of st. Mary. That of St.
John stood six feet high, and weighed
over 200 pounds, being of solid wood.
1t struck the altar floor. brenking the
front railing and bounded ten or fifteen
feet forward; it was cracked seriously
Before attempting to mount the sanctu-
nry, which rises at least thirty feet from
tho platform, and is richly painted and
decorated, he hHG removed his clothing,
and, stepping on the lace drnpery with
his soilcd feet. ascended from one uiche
to another, evidently intent on reaching
the bleeding form, of Christ, which !.apg
npon the cross directly over the statues
Of st. John and st. Mary,
Mr. Warger called in George Nichols,
Jr., ind some Of his workmen who were
engaged on q building near by, and by
raising ladder on the altar. succeeded.
after desperate fight, in tying the
hands of the maniao aud getting his
clothes upon him, when Officer Devine
wns called in and removed him to II cell
in the station house.
The name of the man is John Runk.
He is German, thirty-two years Of age.
and without family. His brothers.
death preyed on his mind SO much that
two nights ago he visited Rev. Golfried
Prieth and desired to stay III his house
all night, saying he dared no: stuy at
homo for foar OF his dead brother. Last
night, the poor fellow attempted to set
fire to tho huusc Of his landlord, Mr..
Rechler, of l54 Barclay street. This
morning he imagined he waa Jesus Christ,
and gained an entrance at the rear door
OF tho church, with the intention, as be
said, Of casting down all false lights.
The affair caused great excitement in the
neighbcrhood. The damage occasioned
will amount to nearly 5000.
Newdrk Journal, l}(dy &c.
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KU KLUx SENSATION. Tho Columbia
Union, under tho head OF attractive Gap.
itals, says: IA few days since, these
night-riders posted notices to several Of
the County and other officers of vii
liamsburg, among whom were p. o.
Flood, Richard Humbert, Francis Smith
and others, ordering them to resign their
offices, under penalty of being visited
with the vengeance OF the Klan.' For
the information Of the Union and its
renders, We would state thnt no such Of
fcers as are mentioned in the above ex-
tract reside in Williamsburg, and re-
spectfully suggest that hereafter, in maxi
ing up its sensational items about Ku
Klux, the Union will first consult the
geography of the country as to localities,
etc. .-KinoStree Star.
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';GoAND SEE foR YouRsEnlRi sAmnAinK
as we'll as profitable arn'tf7s anotiop saleS ::
Of Msasga, Monteith &. FieIdinptg.l, T6ea',.
bidding is ..on q small scale. bnt the.ex.-..
citemeut is in proportion TO larger aales, /
and the cries Of tho auctiopeer. with the
quaint style Of tie bidders, af1onl mich
laughter to tie lockers on" Tie sales :.
take place eve=y Saturday afterneon, IL, i.
front OF their auction yroom, on Assens.i !,
-o~~~>>- --..--,-,.-,,,,- /, 7l.g,..,l..syns
+ SUPREME CouRT-FR1DAY. June! o. !.
The Court met at 10 A. Mo Present.
Chief Justice Moses and Associate jugs ]
-ticeH Wfllhfd and Wright. 'i ~ ,..ans ), :,
|. On motion Of Messrs. Simdnton, s. :. =
Barksr, the cases. Of the. State en- rei. 40.
conn Council II 9fes5Baa of aBaqies;s6 sss6utar hs y
State &c rel. the South, Carolina Jockey,
Club os,. the same. were orderetlY totbe Z
docketed. =. rc ,r,f. =. .dy j,
The: gases, Of the State &c rel the G rand 4 ,
Lodge Of Ancient Free Magons ,ys. Geo. :;
Addison, City Sheriff, and the State ez !.
rel. tho Hibernian Society vs, the same.
were resumed: Mr.. Conner WAS. heard. !; /.
for respondents Mr.. Stone for appel
= Jsmesk j IS R55ib5 a6a CIR nusndss. E:zs ap:
pellants, Os. John Parker, respondent.
Mr.. Lowndes Wha hdafa yfpE gppellants.
Mr.. Conner : foS sr5sbB .Aent. Mr.
Lowndes in reply.
At 3 P. NJ. tho Cont adjourned until
Saturday Janea q sfgtitN J
HOTEL ARRIVALS. June 2-Columbia
Hotet-J. Gadsden; J. NJ. McCulloch,
city W. J. Gardiner, F. 49, Meredith, !
Baltimore: j. M. Roberts, W! Y. Walsh, !
New York; W. Y. Leitcb. j. W. O'Brien,
T. G. Barker, ". Webb, O.. Callahan
aud Indy, Chaf1estun;; W. NJ Watson,
St. Louis; ". Minis, a. j. BaJdwiu,,Tl &.
2. Carfer, Mrs. J. E. Crawford, r: g..
Everett, Philadelphia; W. r. CatGeart,!;,
city; W E: Eyary, Camden ), B, Steale,Ii
Charleston; p Jones, Newberfy; W. "A.
Nickerson House M. ". Gary, G. B, :
Lake. Edgefield; NJ. Q. Butler and. sun!.
10. Barnum. city; J. w. ShacklefordL
Ga. !; E. W. Dorsey, r. e. Cochran, j.,
Il. McElwee, N. G.; W. r: Kline, Bates
vile; g. Green ". f. Heiskell, Balti-
more. ~. !. \ - = ~.
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A Card,

WYE. tho undersigned, hereby tender our
w thanks to the firm uf j. Ii. Il Nj. l..
Kinard for their liborality i'll allowing their
store TO DO closed at haIf-past o'clock P. H.,
whereby we can take tho much needed rest
and recreation which the long hours Of busi-
ness prevent our enjoying. Hoping our
friends. the ladies, will aid us in keeping up
euch desirable arrangement, during the
summer, by making their purchases before 6
p. NJ, we are, most respectfully,
j. II. BALDWIN,
8. j. PERRY.
JOHN II. SLAWSON,
L. q. BWYGhnT,
w. w. FRY
JOHN LYNCH,
C. A. BEDELL,
j. W. GREEN,
L. H. BURNS,
s. w. CAPEKS,
L. Fl. HAMILTON,
J. GUION.
Juno3
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To Merchants. Storekeepers, Co.

To Merchants. Srorekeepers, Go.
TIME standard SCALES and MEASURES for
Il the adjustment OF Weights and measures.
are in my possession at the Office OF the City
and Measures" all persons are required to
bring weights and measures used by them in
business TO the Office for adjustment and mark.
ing.
onicc hours from 10 "A. M. to2r.M.
JOHN A. JACKSON,
June mw2 Chief OF Police !,
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THB UNITED 6TATEs MARSHAL. We
have learned with great pleasure, from a
the removal OF United States Marshal
johnson is not true. The mistake oc.
ourred probably in the transmission of
the telegram. Mr.. johnson has won a
host Of friends during his stay in our
midst, and we should be sorry to part
with him. Charleston Courier.
Who is the Marshal?
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For Rent.

k-s WE offer the following dcsira bio pro-
ffiA pcrty tor rent:
-sa!A THAT splendid family RESIDENCE,
with forty-two acres OF land attached, known
Rs the walker Place." Several hundred
fruit trees Of the choicest selection now
in full bearing. The lands arc comprised
OF highlands and meadow, with a bold free
spring not distant from the house. Tho front
near four acres In extent, faces on Upper
boundary, one OF our most puhliJ streets.
NO r.. O'NEAlE x SON, +
JunG9 u.I t 'Cott on Town. 4.
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Intelligence Office,
(Oppoaite Masonic IInN J

WE call the attention Of tho ci.izeps OF
w Columbia and vicinity to the fact that
wc have purchased tho interest Of BEARD Il
ORCHARD in the above institution. and will
or females wishing employment of any kind
can be supplied by calling, or sopdng in their
names and residences and announcing their
wants. The desires Of employers will DO i'm
wishing to rent will bo provided for. Tho
collection OF Accounts will DO pursued, Bonds
negotiated, and Gales. Of Real ard Personal
Property made. LEE 4 SMITH.
Junc3
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Minnie Ruff. little girl aged eleven,
daughter Of DR.. Ruff, full from the se-
oond story piazza Of the Walker House,
at Spartanburg, on Friday last. and was
only saved from death by striking on a
gentleman who was sitting below. Nei-
ther the gentleman nor the girl. received
any injury beyond q few slight bruises.
The body OF white man foated
ashore Thursday morning on Goat Is
land. in Beach Inlet. Tho body is be-
lleved to bo chat Of Cozen, who jumped
from q sloop. several days ago, OF Salli-
vans Island.
The police of Macon, Ga., have found
in the possession Of negro boy dia.
mond cluster ring, worth about 500.
1t is believed to have been stolen.
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Early Closing.

generally, arc respectfully informed that
our establishment will DO closed at HALE
PAST 6 O'CLOCK, evcry evening, except
Saturday, during the summer months. As we
Pi 81 business can be done in twelya sonrs and
we wish to give ouryoung gentlemen an op-
portunity OF visiting their friends ut other
times thaa Sunday.
June33 j. II. & NJ. L. KINAnD
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FINE YESTERDAY MORNING. Yesterday
morning. about half-past 8 o'clock, fire
occurred in Spring street, opposite Nor
man. in two and half story wooden
building, unoccupicd. The flames got
considerable headway before the engines
arrived. owing to the tardiness OF the
alarm. They soon communicated to the
buildings East and West Of the one in
which the fire began. ind destroyed all
three OF them. The grocery at the cor
ncr Of Norman street became ignited
from the excessive heat and sparks that
were borne to itby heavy Southwest
wind which was prevailing OF the time,
and was 80 badly burned as to be be.
yond repair. The rooi,of Mr, LotLs
house. nextto those destroyed, was also
burned off and the house damaged. The
grocery occupied by Mr.. Hern6olm was
insured for $1,000. The house owned
by Livingston was insured for $1,000,
There was also 5000 insurance on tho
Cannon honso. The fire is believed to
be tho work Of On incendiary.
Charleston Courier, 2G.
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Mr. Robert Mure died mt his residence.
IN Charleston, about 8 o'clock Thursday
night. He was born in Kirkcudbrieht.
Scotland, July 2G, 1912, and was there.
fore not quite iifty-nine years old at the
time Of his death. He came to America
when quito young.
Tile first ripo fruit of tho season was
shipped from Aiken, S. c., on Welncs-
day OF last week by Mr.. James Puryis
1t is estimated that 10000 boxes of
peaches will bo shipped from Aiken this
season.
Tho Augusta Millslturncd out the first
new flour Of the season last Monday,
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Boots and Shoes

NXTE arc now prepared to show an entire
w new and fresh stock ofthe above goods,
bought direct from first hands. We shall en-.
dcavor TO give ,satisfaction ito all who deal
with us in those goods, pnd 1t all times guar
antee onr prices. X. G. SILVER & co.
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J LIST OBJ New ADyERTIsEMENTs: ,@>r :,
Official Drawing O.. G. Ar ;.s;a ;ni- !, ,.i
r. O'Neale, Jr.-For Rent. ssfaf,i,.
J. A. Jackson-To Merchants..j;gg :, E,
Monteith &.Fielding-Auotion.,. !: IS, f !.
r. G. Shiver & Co.-Boots apd Shoes.
Lee i Smith-IntelIigence Office. til
Pei1otto & Son-Auc.ion.
p. P. Alexander--Change Schedule. 4,
). II. & NJ. L. Nnard-EAsly Closing." =
Kinards Qierks--Oatd. $50 y, :
Prof. Kline Cancers.
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A Philadelphia paper nominates.. Jay
Cooke for Vice-President, on the Repub-
lican ticket with Gen. Grant, to carry
Pennsylvania. I,
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Twenty-hye peg cfnt. saved by using Doc:
LET'S cans LEAST pcSath = the psepara.ioa q b
nary baking powdetb in market. This Is :
occasionod by the full net weight in each
package, and the fact that it is composed Of
articles strictly pure, healthy and nutricious,
which !nsures satisfactory reaults every time.
BY using Dooley'u Yeast Powder, thirty
pounds more bread can be made from barrel
dough. A trial will sntisfy any one OF its
generally. - - - A.. May S0tS
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbie. \. O.,
at GEioEsn Is 4 INC AMoan1FooS's. Druggiats. SIS
4" OFFICIAL RAFrLE NUMBERS Of the Charleston
Charitable Association, for the benefit OF tho
Free School Fund:
Il ~. i4ArF3E pnAss NO. II. s! q
Morning. June q, 1871.
545-51- SO -27,22- - 10 ~ -76- -25.72.
Witness my hand, -ai-.Oharicston. this I'd
day Of June, 1871. FEM PECK.
June l Sworn Commissioner. X >
ONNCERs. II ) ~. e ---- l7-.---. ~
TUaIORs. ..,.,
ULCERS. '''1 ~
LIVES SAVED.
Most waaasafA. astqbaalhg aarha1by bI1f.
KLINE, at Philadelphia Cancer Institute, as1
Arch street. Philadelphia, and by DR.. GREEN,
N.Q,. as.,s aj.r,,! ].
Ns,o and looads, M treatment June 1
- DE. REM LII. who. performed come,
remarkable curas Of CORNs.: RUNIONs, do !,
on his laat visit to thia: city. some -montbs
since, has again returned, aud may be found
ct the Washington; House. wheJa all afflicted
are invited to call. Many will remember him
with gratitude. Though there are cases Of
inveterAss Goths ead Raniona: rhele more
than one operation is necessary. yet the relief
is 80 grateful that no ono will grudge the ex.
pense. June
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Lippman's Bitters are for sale by alf drug.
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, n. q. (,
at GEIoEn & ModsEaoR's. Druggiats. IS Is
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Juno 8
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09

THE TINE FOR 1.-THE time for colds,
oAtArrh, and other accomplishments has
arrived, and with large number Of people
snuff has become q necessary of life. Get
good article. The favor which Jackson's
CAtArrh Snuff aud Troche Powder have re-
ceived in this seotion, designate this agree
able remedy as the popular favorise. II
can be used to any extent without i'll eff
feols, aud without doubt will always be
found sovereign remedy for catarrh, head
ache, hoSrseuess, asthma, bronchitis, and
al the kindred ills thA. siflict humanity in
this chsngeabe cline. Oar druggists have
sold large quantities Of it, aud find the de-
msnd uudiminished. l, has been in use
for years, throughout the country, and con
Gnues to grow in public favor. Ii is not
only speedy IN its effects, but is pleasant
likewise. It's soothing and sllSying, and
operates inItAutaneously. To those in sf-
Fiction, We can cordially recommend 1t.
They will 6ud it the most offscsusl prepara-
tion ever pu, upon the market. Full par
ticulArs will be found in an advertisement
published elsewhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09

Is THE HANDS OF science all things be.
come valuable By ddIplment and salutary
by saeir application. Thus Ds. J. Waller
has obtained from certain vegetable pro.
ducts Of California, that have been uampled
upon for centuries BY tbs ignorant, the in
valuable curative known as the CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BIrrEss, a medicine which is ex
oitiEg the wonder Of the community by its
beneficial operation in the worst cases Of
RheunSsism, r Pulmonary Disease, General
Debility, Congestion of the Liver. Conssips-
ton. Scrofua and MalArious Fevers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09
.
NOS AID ALIS

TIE GREATAM2RIOAN HEALTH
/ REsr0RER, pari6ss the blood
and cures SsrOfuiA, sypbIlis, Skin Dis
eases, Rheu nAtism, Diseases Of Women,
and all ChrOnio Affections Of the Blood,
Liver aud Kidneys. Recommended By
the Medical Faculty and many thouI-
Ands Of our best citizens.
! Read the testimony Of physiolAns and
| patients who have used RosAdAlis; ssnd
/ for our Rosadalis Guide to Health Book
or Almanac for this year, which We pub,
lish tor grAtultous dist-ibutionj IL will
give you much valuable Information.
DR.. X. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, says
81 take pleasure in reoommsndini
your kosAda!is as . very powerful al
tsrativs. have seen IL used in tw,
cases With happy rssults-ons In . oss
of secondary syphilis, in which the pa
tlsnt pronounced himsel. cured afte
having taken ave bottles Of your msdi
cine. The other iI case of scrofula o
long standing, which Is rapidly improv
ing under its uss, aud the indication
are that the patient will soon recover
have carefully examined the fornul
By which your Rosadalis 10 made, an
and 1t al excellent compound of alter
AtiVs ingredients"
Dr.. Sparks, of Nicholsville, Ky., say
he has used Rosadalis in cases of Scro
fula snd Secondary SyphIlis with salts
factory results-as cleaner of the bloc
know no better remedy.
Samuel q. MoFAddsn, MurfressborC
Tenn. says:
ri have used seven bottles OF Rosa
dalss, and am entirely cured of Rhsum
Atlsm; send me four bottles, as | wis
1t fos my bro1her, who has ssrofulou
sore eyes"
Ben 'Jamin Ba5hol, Of Lima, Obi.
writes, have suffered for twenty Jear
With nvstorats eruption over hi
whole edy; Atshort time since pur
chased q bottle of Rosadslis and 1t ei
tssted = perfect cure"
RosAdaliSls sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Bal
;inore. DR.. cLREEETs q 90
Proprietor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09
vet known. The insurgents are preparing

vet known. The insurgents are preparing
20 march on San Luis.
WksHINGT ON, Dec. Seth johnson o
dsfaulting Treasury clerk, was arrested this
afternoon.
A Herald dispatch from Washington says
that Senator Sumner is preparing for an
active fight to abolish the internal revenue
commissionership, and that he will be sus-
tanned by many leading Senators.
The letter from Secretary Fish sent to
Congress showing the payments made from
the contingent fund, includes the item of
SIS, 200 or account of the American and
British Joint High Commission, and also
an expenditure of $29 900 out of the secret
service fund, with the Presidents appro-
val.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09
MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Treasury Department.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER or rae CURREsoY
WASHINGTON Oct Fth ISL

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TEE CURREsoY
WASHINGTON, Oct. Fth, ISL.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersi Rned II has been made to appear
that "The Rock Isiand National Bank IN the
City Of Rock Islaad, the County Of Rock Is
land and STATE Of IHaois has been duly organ
iEed under and according to the requirements of
the Act of Congress, entitled "Au Act to provide
= National Currency secured by pledge of
United States Bonds, aud to provide for the cir
culstiOn and redemption thereof approved
June 3rd 1884, and has complied with all the
provisions Of said Act required TO be complied
With before commencing the business of Bank
ing, under said Act.
Now therefore, |. Hiland R. Hlburd, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby certify that
"The Rock Island National Bank" in the city
of Rock Island, in the county of Rock Island
and State of Illinois. is auth orize6 TO commence
the b1siness of Banking I'm ier the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my
TL.s.1 hand and Seal of omc. this 1th day
Of October, 1871.
HILAND R. HTLBURD,
No. 1889. Com ptroller OF Currency.
The Rock Tsaud National Bank will open for
lst, 1871.
Ben. Harper,
John " Spencer,
Peter Fries,
Edward Burial, Jt., Directors.
J. Il. Wilson,
A Benedict,
7. J. Robinson,
T !. ROBINSON. President.
BRE. HARPER. Vice Pres't
A. BENEDICT, Cashier.
October IS, 1S7I-d6ot
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

For each square, or the spase occupied By ten
lines Of solid nonparsil, 0ns Dollar for each In
seYtiun.
Special Notice O., 20 eeptf Per lice. Wb,r il
serted months o r more, so per cent abovsr.t,
lar advertising r ates.
Communicate ne, o. sTtclet ietsIttd smos
reading matter, IS centt Fer lire.
DAILY AED WxBkLy.-A diteernt Of 70 II
cent. will be ma de fro m the Wttlly rates.
yearly and half early contrsets, Wien tie ,tr
matter Is inserted in both Daily snd WeeIIy.
Double Columns Willie charged 20 It, e,t'
additional
For IL transient sdvertissmen advance pay
ment Is required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09

SrlLL NtcroEIoUs. Prices Cream
BAking Powder, after a Ave years test,
stands to-day, 10 the essimstion of shous.
Srdi, ahead Of All o;hsr Preparations for
making ljgh, sweet bread, biscaits, and pas
Srv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09

oHIoAso, Dec. 8.
Flour-1n fair demand, both for southern
trade and home use; good spring extra s. 75A
90; choice MINI. S. So; white winter wheat
-four scarce and firm SIS so.
Whsat-Moderately sctivs and traction high
er, under light receipts; No spring sold at
81 70 No , 81 2Osl 2Os cash +; seller last halt
closed at 81 20s Jan. 81 2l2sl 72t closiu &
at outside; sales No l, l car at 81 26 f: No .
81 20.
Corn-Quiet and firm at a slight advance No
2 sold at 4l3A424o closing steady 81 5SA5S4c
Feb; ear corn supply exceeds demand ssles at
42c on track; sales 10 cars No 2 st 4lsc; l5,00e
bu. aud 100 cars at Sc.
Whisky-Firm and higher st 92c.
Ssed-TimOthy in fair demSnd no choice in
market common to tais 81 S0a3 90; clover quiet
at S6 25a6 80.
Dressed Hogs-Aotive to extent Of offerings
and arm, closing buyers at 81 S5a4 90, light
weights preferred.
ROcsipts-FIour 5l23; wheat 29,06S osrn
lO9,940 oats 1880; rye 800; barley 1875
drsnsed hogs 5ss.
shipments-Flour 1872: wheat 21O9 corn
1854; oats 1920; rye 256S; barley Sl+s; dressed
hogs SIS.
Provisions-Market generally active and high
on the en- ire list mesa closed at SIS l0Al3 II
cash +; Jan. l3 30 bid; SIS 45 asked Feb. SlS
| SO bid SIS so asked green shoulder 55s6c
green rough sides 5sa54e; green clear rib Sd A65s
hams 64a74c for heavy and light meat i5a2(
days old quotsble at 4sc for shoulders, 6k cleal
| rib, and 7sc for clear; all loose same packed a
| &c higher.
| Lard-sa9s; Jan. s3as5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09

MIRsIAGE GUIOE.-.lnteressing work,
numerous sugsaVings, 224 pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispeussry, IL
North Eighth street, St. Louis, No. See
Advertisement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09
Notice 10 School Teachers and
School officers.
OFFICE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS, Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
Rock Island III \pV 1-t 1871

ROCK Island, H.. Nov lst, ISL J
The 4th Annual Session Of the Rock Island Coun-
ty Teachers Institute, will be held in the Rock ls-
land High School Hall, during December the goth,
2lst and 22nd, A. ID. 1871
The School Law makes it obligatory on School
Directors to allow Teachers wages 10 continue du-
ring the time they are IN actual attendance upon In
stitutes; provided, the time does not exceed six
days in six months. Teachers are therefore request
ed to make every reasonable effort to att end, and
the cooperation OF school Officers Is respectfully
asked. M NJ. STU RECON, County Supt
n. b Entertainment will be secured in private
families for Ladies'. Gentlemen will be expected &c
provide Tor themselves The Hotels and Boarding
nOy1-dtd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09

ISFASrI-Mqah suffering to those tender
little bais Of the hnnAn family, nigh; be
SllAysi by using Mrs. Whi'comb's Syrup.
See Advertisement 10 another column.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09
LOCAL NOTICES.

RgSSg's PAin-KiIhng Magic Oil is ex-
ce'.ea, for sore throat its use seems to cure
any KIDD Of pain. Try it freely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-09

ToILErlSE Is uurivaled as q bsAuii6er OF
the complexion, it 10 = powder, harmless. re-
Sned aud elegant. Try il, so cents per box