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Passengers.


Per steamship James Adger, for New York
" NoDlenski. aud wife, II Thompson, Wingate,
A Stevens, S d Ward, Colonel R s Swards Master
Swards, M Newbold, wife and two children,
Duke, w Green, ] A Foggs and wife, Rlcl,
mond Mrs r Foggs Miss Foggs, G Phelps. 2
Campbell, Miss Margaret Cleeser, Il Fosseet, &
Laird. and ] McMullay.
PEI steamship Champion. from new 4orka r.
Donald. White, A Vargo, Miss Wheeler: Miss
Lowell, Porter. n Horsey. Ellis, war
deli, Mr. Eliis and wife, Forsythe, and Baker.
Landing and Chlsolm's Landing. &cJ Harris, J
" Moore DR. 81 Cuthbert, r Holmes, d G!an'
cy. 4 McCrea and lady McEames, e. &C hen Zen
Mrs a Kendall, ] @ Moore, Mrs Seeley, Mss See
Per rD steamer Emile. from Georgetown, 8 c.
] Sampson. Major S T Atkinson, Miss Richardson,
Miss Terdier, Miss Baker, Captain r Lathl.
cote, Captain Ferris. Morgan, LaBruce, and
2S deck.
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ppov1s1oss .sp PRODUCE MARKErs.
Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, far the
Week Ending March 3, 1871:

NEW YORK, March, s.-Ia eur last report tae
jmarkes was cIoied sseady ut Efo lor m.ddlings
{ Saturday thema,ket was quiet and unchanged |;
sales 2lef bales. Mondsythere was g fair hns.
nees transaeted at easier rases; tht offerings were
free, bur chiefly Of the lower sratles; sales 1886
bales: middl,nRs 16s1c. Tuesday the market was
dull, and prices re lower on the poorer RACES;
sa,es 2s75 bales; :RNldltngs l54c. "Wednesday
the mlrket was duh and hepressea; sales 265+
bales; Tmfddngs l5Hc. Thursday the market
was dull, and prices eas.er; the offerings were
liberal, and q strcng disposition was exhibited OH
:. the part of holders 10 realize; sales 2Sl9 balesi
middnngs l5c. Yesterday the marEtt was heSvy
and depressed; the offerings were liberal, hO.d-
ers exhibiting astrong disposition TO realize, and
In many cases pressing Iheir Cotton for sale;
sales 4I77 bales; iniddiiE gsl4Ac.s
RECEIPTS AND EXP0RTs--irhe receipts this
week have been lsl, ,4le bales, against z+620
bales the corresponding week last year, and the
foreign exports 1S7 1853 bales against 8s5l bales
In %.
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Markets by Telegraph.


~, NEW YORK, March 7-Noon.-Stccks active
and strong. state bonds very dull at last nights
%prices Money 4a5. Gold steady, II. Exchange,
long short ls4 Frelgfnsss 4fs srnar aalr s,o.ss fev.
9 linz ss. aoh Tx. Governments dull; sixty
rWSs tx. Tennessess esx: new, o.: yirg1nlas
sEsts s 0a'asass aasa@as ss I've q eeersss
so: seyens 90. North Saroltnas f7H; new u. Socth
Carohlas, old Il; new o.. s... -,
- - ,,..s 80 .,l..l ! COTTON NkRKgTs- ~
:a LIyRgpeot, March s-Noens.-G Cotton holders
pressing sales; nplands 7xd; Orleans fHa;
'as EveninS.Nootson Ming holders pressing sales; up:
lands7a7xd; Orleans 7sssl1idi- i-sales 5000 ba'esi
speculation and export 2000.
middiing dali apiands issc; orleans iNe sales aO0o
II Eve TEvening-eetton, sales $3.50 bales at l4xc; Or
n % sBosroS. March 7-eotton duh and heavy; mid
udingaso. netIeeeipss 7s bales; gross 14l6; sales
ls'SBAiTiMoRT, % March 7.-Cotson easy; middiings
gress receipts slS Sa,ss e. a exported 10
NORFOLK, March f--Cotton dull and lower;
middlngs i2x; netfecef9 ts ll4e bales; exports %
Great Britain Sai; coastwise 7l6; sales 100; st ck
AUausrA March 7.-Cotaon market Irregular
and dpllaI lsxc for middlings; sales $50 bales;
receipts 600. -
SAVANNAH, MATCH T.--MdEkcL hiSkuio
dlincs lsXc; net rec ipts 1925 bales; exports to
Great Britain 4S75 continent 1890; coastwtse 1885,
sales 1900: stock rs, 1872.
NOBLE March 7.-Cotton quiet, middlings fo;
net receipts 1925 balesi exports coas.wise 1865;
sales 1000; stock "a, Sol.
GALVESTON, March 7.-Cotton quiet; good ordls
nary IL lXallXc; net receipts ISIS bales; exports
10 Great Britain es7; sales 200; 81 ock 81. 80.
- NEW ORLEANS, March i.-.Coiton dull and tenu.
ing down; middlings 1iSc; net receipts sa2l
ba:eB! gross 8771; exports 10 Havre $685. TO AalH'
burg 1890 sales 1000: stock $4,000,
est;. 9 PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
a NEW YoKK March 7-Noon.-Flour dull; Wheat
ouIet and heavy: Corn quiet and unchanged
Pork Quiet at S2l T5. Lard dull. Tarpentlne
steady at Sc Rosin firm, 81 65s2 10 Tor stfalne9
E Eyening. Flour, Southern quiet and unchanged;
common 10 fair ira, s7a I 10; COCO 10 cuoiCn, a
S7 75ae. Whisk y nrmer at s2aiass, Wheai dull
winter scarce and advancing. Corn closed M auli
and heavy at S8aSec. Pork fEmsf at $29 SfaZ2 beel
o auiet. Lard q shade hrner. Naval stores steady
and trm Tallew duh a5 SAasc.
& CINCINNATfss March 7.-Fiour nrm Corn steauy.
Provisions quiet and weak. Mess PORK, s2i 6ua
N rs. Bacon and lard nominal; no pressure.
Whiskey1an advance asked, but MOI established.
~ LOUISVILLE March 7.-Flour firm. Corn. notn-
ing doing. Mess pork s2l 10. .Sheultess &c; clear
sides llIc. Lard 121Sal3kc. hiskey S4aSoc.
ST. LOUIS, MAJ lch 7.-tlonr firm: winter SO sos
6. Corn, Bnik 49c; sacks 5Se. Whtskey dun 81
8THc. Bagging unchanged. Pork 81 6oa2l 10
shoulaers9c; Gesr sides 11Ac. Lard l2ha12hc
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0oMmEnc1AI NEWS.
Exports.

ersoa-Per brig Flora-sao bales upland cotton,
RARCRLoNA-Per brig Toro-3oo bales lplan" a3i
cotton. 1900 feet lumber obs cotton Sec
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James ,,V Aussdn soSn So
bales cotton, "a bales domesnSsd adyies ri feet
tons pig iron, rs packages sunuii''' -''
BIIT1MoRE-Per steamship Mary hoSas do dCs
rica 45O bales cotton ls bales 20 hSs
mesttcs, bales hides 10 SoS Sss fsss nmber and snn
dries. nav ,,hr Iobn r,ark-1ss
600 feet plank.
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Tn. Charleaton Cotton, kire anu NaSal
Stores Mnrket.

OFMCE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY E7Bsefa, March Z, lsil.)
: CoTroN.-The market for this staple showed d
steadily weakening tendency, and prices receaeo
about Hc p ID, there being fair business aoihs
at the concessions, largely to one buyer. safes
about 100 bales, say 20 al s1a, 66 az llA' ~ ~
11x. 2s at l2, II at 1875 so at 12x, 46at1s III al
ls 70 at ls,i, 2as at 1sz, 2l1 at ls'4, 40 at "a,
atl4x. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary togocd orddRary. 49,. .la1gl2A
Low middling.. ''.....'...'ii .'iiSllg1s&
Middlng ................ 49,. ''IoITaSN
Strict middlmg. ..............''' 'uoinino'
RIcE-This grain was In good request at Prev
ous rates; sales about 800 tierces Of clean carroll
ma, say 60 tierces at Ike, 40 at 1876 leS a.
1855, 20 at Sc , fb. We quote common to fan
clean Carolina at 1,l@1A; good zH@sc p.
NAVAL sToRks.-Tne stock Of these articles Is
light, and business unimportant.
RRslaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct noml
nal on uplands; via New York, Hd on up
lands, ld@lHd on sea Islands; py sal
7.16 on uplands, Nd on sea > lsianas'
To Hayrs nominal. Coastwise-to New forK,
by steam, nc on uplands and Nc on ses
1slands 81 Is p tierce on rice; by sail, nc q 10 o.
cotton;- p tserce on rice: 4oc p barrel on ros.n
s7@s : NJ on lumber; se@lo p N on timber. Tt
Boston, by sail, Hc a 10 on upland cotton
To Providence, by sail ss p n on boards, ac
p Is on cotton; by steam 81 . bale e.on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, he 2 %
on uplands; by sail, s. a N on boards: 50 Oh
timber; So p ton on clay, aad soSa5o on phos'
pilates. To Baltimore, by Steam, 5c,R 10 by
sail, So 5oa7 = n on boards; ss@3 20 y ton OF
phosphate rock: Vessels are In demand OS
our merchants to take lamoer freights nc III
Georgetown, s. c., Darien and Satlla Rlzer' Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, anaslo
e@12 a NJ are the ra.es on lumber and ooards:
misunderstanding 60 day bills 20 1lG2Ok
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - The sanks purchase
sirht checks at.X Oh, and sell at par.
CobpEloxaI1X.
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SnlpIlti
9nlpr!atG
DACIFIC IL. STEAMSHIP CCNPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the abuse line eave Pier {&A
no. ~, North River, foot OF Canal S2&E
street, New York, at II O'CLOCK noo4, CI tle it
and 20thi Of every month 'te.cept whsn these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday prsreo
ing.
Departure OF the 2cth connect at Panama *ls
steamers for South Pacific ana Central American.
ports. Those o. 4tn touch at Manzanilo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia.
pan and Ehina April I, ISL
No California steamers touch at Havana, bni
go direct lralI New York 10 Aspihwall.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree to each adul;
Medicine anu attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information app!,
at the COMPANT,S T!GEET 0SFIGE, ON .ne
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. +. <. HAbi, Agent.
iulylO-iVr
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Upland New
and Fioritlas. Mobile, Orleans. TeSf

sales or the week is 965 bales, including ll45 to
;, spinners, 23S TO spectators, and l4,5s2 TO ex-
porters.
Gross receipts at this port for the week 81, 1877
bales; since lst OF September 72 1913 bsies against
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Miseellaneons
oh, YEsr on, YES! cH, YES I!

1t becomes my pie: santduty TO inform my frierds
and patrons, that the time has agaip arrived for
them TO commence cleaning and repairing their
Household Furniture, Mattresses aud Beds'eads.
Try remedy that never falls; serl for the Doctor
who keeps the Furniture lnirnary at No. 81
Queen street. Having greatly enlarged my
Invalid Furniture Hospital am nov prepared to
treat patients in that line more successfully aud
satisfactorily than ever. "Cone one, come ALL"
. JohNL. LUNsFoED, No. 81 Queen ST.,
Opposite Harrisson,s Paint and OIL Store.
mari
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EOR NEW YORK.
OLD LINE NEW YORK AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
EsTAELlsnED 1885.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATE. ROOMS.
ESTABLISH HE'D 1885.

The very fast and splendid Side Steam.
ships OF this Line viii sail from Adger's South
Wharf as follows during the month OF March:
CHAMPION, SATURDAY, Ill b, at P. N:
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, 18th, at lohs 2. NJ.
JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY, 2lst, at ?. u.
CHAMPION, SATURDAY, 25th, at.7 r. NJ.
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, 2sth, At II A. n.
s1r Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and The New Eng
land manufacturing towns at the lowest marker
rates..
Freights on upland cotton through to liverpool
ive-e ghtks Of a penny: sea isahd one penny.
Upland cotton to New York q cent, sea island
&c.
For Freight OF Passage engagements, apply to
mari. limo JAMES AllGEH u -U0.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
7obales upland cotton, Q bags sea island cotton,
SO bbls naval stores, bags rough rice and peas,
nails, cars lumber and wood, mdse, DC TO q
williams { co. Frost & Adger, T P Smith, NOW,
ry l. Son. W Ryan, Brodie co, j Salinas, - :
Marshall, Jr. Reeder Davis, " Emanuel, W
Shackelford i Kelly, ] Derrick, F Dlbble. "
Witte G W Fields, Trenholm Son, knoX,
Hammond, w n Bird 6 CO, Sloan seigntT3gn g Tga3
7 S G Railroad-Agent, Mallonee Kenyon "ef
ling, Railroad Agent, and Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RA1LhoAp'
q bales cotton. sacks rougn rye, GaTs pr;uCis TO
{ Son, J Il Claussen. Murdaush Mathews, s,oS "
Bee / co, WP Bowling L CO, NJ Farr1s,. hlcu :a
ardson, W IA Maullin, Voigt, II Gocuck, FRA
ser DILL II Bischof i co, and wescos'.
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Receipts by railroad. March 2.

1906 bales cotton. 81 bales goods, 80 bbls -four
To Railroad Agent. Pelzer. Rodgers & cn, G II
Walter x co, MowTy & San. \ J Salinas, Dow.
Ing i CO. Rec. er j. Davis, VIC Courtney co, "
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VXrEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HlLTG..
HEAD, SAVANNAH. DaHIEN ASD
BRUNSWICK, Ga.
The fayorite Steamer
EL LIZA H A ~ G . x,
Captain l.. ". BrRNs,
will receive Freight 1t Acc !mmoda- - b.
tton wharf for above Doiu:s every .SEs16 nj a.s
TUKsrAf. and leave On everj WEDNESDAY MOAk
nd, sIt O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the sam.
evening, and leaving ior parien, &c, ihe follow
ing nlorning. Returning, Will Leave Savannah To-;
Charleston every MoEnAT MoENING; at O'Clock.
For Freight or passage, af Fly 10
RAVENEL, hOLMES l. CO.,
seplo No. III East Bar.
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H,aiIroaos.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN ''-5'-a q PANY.
&W
:0HAeLpsroN. S. c., February.1l,

CHARLESTON. S. c., February.1l, 1871. !.
Trains leave Charleston Daily at IL n. and 6,ej
Pm.
Arrive at Chnrlestoa ,1:aa A. N. (Nondays ex-
cepted) and $50 p. N.
Train does not leave Charleston 6:35 P. NJ, SUM-
DAYS. -
Train leaylng. at 10 N. makes through connec.
tiop to New. York, via Richmond. and Acquia
Creek only, going through in - hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION ON STNDAYs. ~
choice of route, via Richmond and washington,
or w Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over On SUNDAY Id Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun
DAY In Wilmington, n. G.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and NortAweste both Trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and Ohio. Railroad.
-s. 6. s. SOL0M0NS,
49,. Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
feb11-12mOs
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T,oR SAVANNAH VIA BEA UFOET AND
PACIFIC LANDING.
The Steamer PIL9I BOY, Captain ,ETA
J. ". sly, will leave Central Wharf sEssS.afS -
for above points every MONDAY NURHlNG, az 5
O'Clock. and fur Beaufort md Pacific Landing
every THURSDAY, leaving here at O'Clock a. ID.
For freight or Passage, apply 10
J. l.. AIKEN, Agent,
fe5l. No. 5 Central Wharf.
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New York Rice Mark

New York Rice Market.
From the Daily Bulletin. March 6: The market
is about the same as last noted. prices on al
styles rema ming very firm and holders in pos.
session OF small stocks lnd Offering them sparing-
ly. while buyers figure closely 10 actual wants
and business moderate. Sales OF small lots Caro-
lima at sHaS2lc and l5o bags Ranguou at 71sc.
currency, duly free and So 40 gel!. In bond.
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WCE.PREsIDgNT's OFFICE,

I Day end Eight Trains make cicse cdnnectl0nB
| at Augus,s with Ge -rgia Railroad and CenHal
ERailroad. s.rg. ., Isl.
Night Train connects with Macon and Augusta
| Railroad.
Columbie Night Train connects with Greenvlle'
| and Colu abls Railroad! Il
Camden Train connects daily with Day passen.
7 ger Trains.
janis A. L. TYLER, Fice'Presdent.
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Equat 10 Bone ihe. phait. 20.l4
Sulphur, lruu, Al. ATS Salts &c... so. 81
10000
! the following ceIiiiicnle Of David Dickson, the
well EacTu cotton cnltlvaInr. tNeWton County,
Gu.., speaks yulumes,for the success vi The ''EU-
OXFORD, NEWTON COUNTY GAIL
| November, 1870.
| GENTLENEN-Yours OF tIle lst instant Is reCeiy.
cd. asking my opin"n win regard to lne merit o.
the "ECEEKA FEnTlL;ZElt.h applied about
200 roundsper acre. leaving rev rows without
any. The EUREKA" r1ws lnade three times as
broken fine and deep, put lie "Eurekan deep lp
the soil, running sub-sOl plough through the
fertilizer TO mix It with The soil before bedding
ppon it. My sandy land had cultivated very
10 break the small roots of the cotton. Ny still
land gave it deep plouShlng Wien the cotton
WAS small, afterwards cultivated very shallow.
The Eureka" has paid me profit ~ present
| price Of cotton besides improving my ltnd.
Our. I'D LANDS, fronloug culture, lave become
80 exhausted OF the Phospha!es necessary. 10
make good crops that we cAnRpt SUCCEED well In
raising cotton without the usebf cosnmercialfer.
| tilizerS. The "EIreka' has proved tobe the'Yery
best fertilizer lave ever used.
. We have abundant testimonials from other sue
cessful planters, which are printed with our
Pamphlet Circulars, with We will 6e pleased to
send 10 any ole.
| We have be- u careful 10 have our figures within
bounds. Gni We believe any one who examines
them riast he convinced that "EGREkA WILL
| PAY"
Tie following are our terms OF sale: For cash
| $50 l,cr tors. for @arehnusemen ur Factors &C.
ceptance. payable lst November next, $50 per ton;
for aG'ers' Mole. securerl.hy leu on cropss pay.
able lst NuvcinSer next, $40 per ton. Fer Low
Mitl.lligg CulIUr, delivered at u Hiroad station
by lSt November, Is cents per pound Will be al.
lowed. and SEQ PER ton charged for "EURBRA."
For lower gra0eSU Cotton The usual difference
! vii, te.eXptcted in settlement. These are the net
pr:ces III Charleston, :. o., 70 Which must he al
ded the usual charge Of drayage anu way freight
when rcuhrel. Au..rts5
j. a. ENSLOW d CO.,
AGENTS, No. ia EAST EAF,
c:H ARLsE ST. ON .. C.
idb15-Bs x
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2suRnAp.

" smith, Geo A Trenholm Son, Sloan l. seig.
nious, w Bee & co, A Mulligan, Frost Adger,
WK Ryan, p Smith, Wilcox, Gibbs & co,
Courtenay and W Williams j Son.
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EoB AVAN.N All.
ELEGANT STATE Room ACCOMMODATIONS.

The Splendid Steamer CITY ..siE@A
POINT, Captain D. B. Yincrnt, viii uzz1lS.siisi6iS.
leave Stu hern Wharf for the above place On Fri.
BAY EVENING, March To- 1871, at $50 0'clack.
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain L. NJ. COxet.
ter, will leave Southern Wharf Oh TUESDAY EVEN
ING March H. 1871, at. S.3U O'Clock, for the above
-ptaee. RAfLNsL d CO..
MARI Agents.
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Norfolk Gruin Market.

NORFOLK. March 4.-CoRN.-The market to-
day was very dull the bad weather interfering
materially with operations. The only sales repor-
ted are 500 bushels eilow al i9c, anu 25o ousnes
white at SOC.
OATs.-the only transaction reported Is the sac
OF q small lot fronl vessel a. CSC.
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.6emitts Maeh,nes.

are the aest In use
Fe. sale on the Lease Plan. with monthly psy
ments, on easy. terIis, or for cash All fInds
Nachine attachments, Neetiles Cotton, tWhi'e
olsck and colored1 SILK, oil, Sea2, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual Circulars and samples o.
work sent On application.
d. z. HASELT0N, ::
General Dealer In First Class Sewing Ms
chimes and Material. NO. 60. King siree;,,
aueT :, = tCnar'eston' ;. y,
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FULLY EQUAL TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
STATEsYILLB, N: O.. August II, 1870.
Messrs. DUGDALE Il GIRvIN, Baltimore, MO-:
GentieInen-Onr Mr.. e. A. Carlton tried under
Cotton this year. your "Magnum Bonum Soluble
Phosphate" alongside OF Ne. Peruvian Guano,
and thinks your Phosphate fully. equal 10 tne
11onpy ral,te Of EACH the 'Magnum B0num'
would not only have eQ,taued the Peruvian, put
'"' SUI '"'7eN ''' CARLTON BROS. co.
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TIE NOW WELL KNOWN ETIwAN GgANO
PHOSPHATfS or SOutlr Carolina. These PHo1Pl<
outre TO be grouEtl TO powder. and made Soluble by
ration The largest Suphurc Acid Chambers at the
ihe iowe:r rates, the highest grade OF llZER
Soluble Phosphate Which any Fertilizer contains the
views the Company manufacture and offer for sale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-22

Proprietor of Bloomington Business University.
SupeEin tendent of course Of InE,ructinnI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-22

party owes to the country or to itself superior
to the fall protection OF the laboEing interests.
That, denouncing all esnSpirss.sI against law
and go@ order, North CT South. We protest
against the extraordinasy grsnt of military
power given BY the late Congress to the Prssi-
dent, and declared the same 20 be most dan
gerous prsosdent and unnscessary in fact.
That the DemooEAtic party In thu present, as
in the past, recognize the Consultation and the
amendments thereto as the organic law Of the
country, and not 90 open political questions oil
he day.
We believe that the government ofthe onl'ea q
States 10, as ID ought to be, q govsrnmsnia, .,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-22
Protsstion and Revsnus .

The tariff yielded to the Government, last
year, over s2O6, 900, 900, in gold; it yield ed
at the same time TO protect interests at least
$500, 600, 0O0 while the government was
Collecting, through its custom houses, one
dollar for the supporE of itself, it was col
Letting more than two dollars for the sup
port Of domestic manufactures. Instead,
therefore, of the two bunderd millions OF
revenue being the object Of the system, and
the Eve hundred millions OF private prOtec-
ton being the incident, it is plain that the
two should be reversed The FIVE hundred
millions Of protection is the object, and the
two hundred millions Of revenue is the incl
dent. In other words. the government
maintains a complicated and costly custom
established over the country Tor the pur-
pose of collecting five hundred million
dollars from the people, for hone manufse-
iursrs, and half that sun foritsslf Coming
down to details, the ST. Louis Republican
has the following instructive little EXHIBIT
o; comparative revenue and protection
yelled BY the tariff on ak articles;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-22
ExIDxCAx.
|5|!3s5Sss'9!laI@
For the Removal of Distractions
and the Insurance of 2egu-
larisy in the Recurrence
of AGcnthly Periods.

These Pills unfailing Female Regulator,
intended for special cases; those obstinate ones
nhere mitder and cheaper medicines fail.
they are composed of the most active and
powerful prin eiPIes of plants, roots and berries,
so highly concentrated that each pill contain
more medicinal strength than whole box or
bette of ordinsry Medicine in the market. Al
though pooeEjaI, ye; mild and pleasant in their
operation, that the most feeble take them 1cith
perfect sGfey.
&8- They may be safely used at any age, sud
st any period, EXCEPT DURING rnK FIRST rHREI
MONTHS, during which the unfAiiing nature Of
their effects uld infallibly PREVENT pregn ancy
Sas~ All le,ters seeking information or Advic,
will be promptly freely 40 discreetly answered
Vs. Each box contains 100 pills, and wrap
ped in white paper printed in deep red letters
With full and explicit directions enclosed.
GA-sent by mail, free of postage, on reesip
of price, s., per box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-22
- Book Of Nature.

A Il young gaze peopt- should go . or
~ naosS coNtensg citing ma .faSs ve% -.
rST = ousd read rs work, tccasasns fhe
40 saodern and aRfhenti7 discosasses ,,er'.
.,1ni.I 20 the human race xpes afJy IN ~.
hve Organs. esFusI oohiiiSy M:
netal Force-how oct, ho1, restoredS Sr i,..s
meth when diseased, how cured hov.. NE.
yenteS .aom disease. Marsisere-an si,s,,s 4 :
Snsprin hoy produced, how pro- 1gS;sc..
Blotches, Pimples on the Face-seeauolt III
now 1red. Every one Their own doctot -
q Mailed e any address securely seaisG:, on Sc
worth hundrt Dis Of dollars to the yong. II
IL enoorsed BY the press and pulpit.
Io gne antcteo and nforsp5la&o-Tou
should send for this Book. II may save your
neanh and preserve your life from suffering
ana misery. 1t viii save you from the poison.
Gus effests Of quack m edicines and nostru1ns,
which are sure TO ruin you. Dr.. A. @. 0LIN
IL the most successful physician In the west
and for the last 20 years has devoted his whole
attention to ths treatment Of all Private and
Sexual Diseases. and has no equal on our
Continent. Address DR.. A. g. DIN, No l02
Washington ST., Chicago, III An cores
pondeuse strictly cenadsnfial.. Consultations
nee. Asezfs wanted syeyyNhsEs. u