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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
The Oats Question.

The Oats Question.
CEDAR, SQUARE,
Juno -, 1872. .
Ma, En1Ton: Seeing your mciitiolr vi
MIR. lElbert Dcvore's. fine crop OF: re?
RustProof Oats, and inquiry as to mode
OF culture, beS leave to give you ms
;cxpeiencs Oh much Smaller scaie.' /
do this, not BECAUSE I hay:: secd Oats for
ale, but from my honest belief ih;,t il
!ollowea by cotton planters gcnrral-J .,
Shcrt practicable, the demanu for Wds'
crn crn and meat viii t,e very n,ateri-
lilly r,duced. - y
In tont ofiny house Iliave Ioi&
II acrisAqudisy from very rich to Till.
-4last year planted in cotton. Thp 'fra
week IN September; 1 sowed on 10 aert'.
uf thcl6t, about ono bushel per acre, q
the Rel Rsst Proof Oats, and ran through
he cotton, ona frrr:ow to the row, with
an ordinay iron tooth BARROW whicl.
took one hind and mule about y deg :ant:
| a half 10 d the work. The hnd hadth'
appeoranc,of having bceii!scratcffcd Over
Iy poultry: and:was the theme of'mutl.
| arnpsingi .nHient> for my nciEllborz.
| 1Iowevey. lie copions rains in the fai'
..oon brouat I'D ms,ioats, anu by No
oyember 1 Id .beau;ital pasture for my
mules, thouts then bding laor 5inchef
high, .andvery thick OH the portion
scratched ger, or about ha.fthc row
After each ieking Of the cottou, Iwoul
turn on M stock, and Il think by Christ
mas had sGd ut least 20 bushels OF corn
About Chstmas there was q gcncrai
opening ofotton fields TO cattle, and aot
having thc,t fenced off, twas theresort
lor q week so or 40 head Of cattle; and
bv tho end the severe weather in Feb
ruary no o, could have told that there
| had ever tc stalk of outs cn the land.
Lnow larn February} sowcd the re-
maining2 res in Black cats; the cotton
on the lattet my srst sewing bcing'so
rank I thcht roneorsly howeverl
that the int; ,ione by the harrow would
more Than acel the difference between
| tho WELD otte and early sowing.
Well, 1 aumply paid for tho expert
ment. Theop was harvested the LIST
rune. Thoield of the Red Oats, on
| land which ade not over 500 lbs. seed
cotton. is a.ast 80 bushels per acre;
md the BIa (sowed in February, on
|iland which ado 1900 lbs. seed cotton, |
by actual sht, is not moro than IL
bushels parro.. n'- iai'
Mr.. Dew, yield, I understand, was
much create still my arop js very sat
isfactory. h confident, though, that
hay:a. therrteI down solow seriously |
affected thets; but the most severe
! drawback whe unprecedented drought /
IAhaving main Of consequence. for
eight weeksior ITO the time Of har-
tyesting,. .,r1o,ai "A u2.t.
suggestion, s14Y an original one With me
fhoweyer. bur cotton planters who
have ih5it eli land atadapted to Oats, alternate
with with cotton oats; Bow at least one
thirl of the on Land in Oats at the /.
| ,a.t n,ou,;ne,d il by spriDg tho pros
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RELEASED BY DEATH.

They are to remain in prison until the
fines are paid. Some Of them are without
money, or friends that have means, and
they seeno limit to their Incarceration. :.
The reporter said,to one;d
".How Will you pay, your fne?' ~
"B By DEATH" was the answer.
He was d cripple, pale and emaciated,
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BAL SAM Fac Fac LUNGS

A GENTS Wantcd.--Agenis make more mon
"A ey at work for us Than at anything che. Bui.
ness light apdl permanent PARTICULARS .Hee.t "a
STISsoN & CO., Fte 3r pitblisle,a rurtlAna, Maine
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-20
The Democratic State Convention.

: The Conyention assembled intbe Court
House at Columbia, at P. NJ; fon the
I1th inst. &,. "a H
On motion of Capt. w. B. tstanly, of
the State. Central Executive Committee,
Hon. Simeon Fair; took the chair and fa-
quested Mr.: R. White to act assecretary.
The Chairman addressed the.C Conven-
tion in afe&remarksnn the object ofthe
cnnvocation, and at the close called upon
delegates to enroll themselves.
Delegates were then enrolled from
Charleston, Christ Church, ST.. James
: Goose Creek. Chester, Chesterfield 'Dar-
lington, Fairfield, Georgetown, Green
Vile, Horny, Kershaw, Lancaster. Lex
ington, Newberry, Orangebnrg, Pickens'
Richland, Sumter, Union, WILLIAMSBURG y.
and York. ~.
Anderson, Marion. Marlboro, bau-
rens, spartahhrre;, oconea. Clarendon,
colletcn, Barnwell, :Fairfefl! Beaufort
and Edgefeld were not repfesentees,'i -
A motion was made,that acommittee
be appointed tononninate permanent OFF,
GERS of the Convention. This being! OBJ
iected to, the matter was laid onthe table
and Mr.. o,Connor nominated for Presl-
dent Of the Convention Hon. w. D. Por-
ter of Charleston, and. he was unanl-
mously elected by accla,nation.
Mr.: o,Cenner meyed that & committee s
Of three be appointed TO conduct the
President elect to the Chair. ,N' =,,.'
The Chair appointed Mr."o'eonnor,
and Generals Bntlergand Kershaw, who
conducted the President to the Chair: s
The President addressed the Cohven-
ton. He thanked them fof the honor ;
he did not proposeto repeat the story OF
our wrongs, ,abut this ha@0nh htsagl that
corruption andtyrannyY had driEe9 dorlrr
people to the verge of rpin. But acglsa1ml
of light had appeared. . A few weeks
since movement wss initiatte19 It. q byea. few
Of the greet and good men men Of the h country
by which they had proclaimed that the e
past misrule must be, stopped and that Ina
the: true principles Of government must
be restored. The amnesty, and Ia festtolra- +
ton of the rights Of 5abeas corpus, was 1a'
the legitimate Of the Cincinnati a II
Convention, and never would have been
thought Of but for that t1neetihg.s sH'sl'l - -
The great party of which we have long
formed apart is'abdnt taS assemble TT
may make separate nomifation,J -or5h
may recommend to the party to~s1pport
the nominees of .thsl Cincinnati connen-
ton ~ We have ouf part TO PERFORM and
i! will be for this Convention To DETER
mine what; that part cwtil he: !For his
own part, he.was in favor of the prompt
on, cheerful support of the Nominees
'Tha rss; s;;,,tof.the election will ;depeAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
SECOND B0ARD-l p. NJ.
WEnNEsnAY. Anp. PIP. n

The business at the Stock Exchange to-day
has been excessively dull except in the case OF Erie, In
which the interest OF the market centered. Under an
advance at London Of about three points in this stock
for which no satisfactory is known to the street.
has been active and strong throughout the day the price
having steadily advanced from t6i TO 49i, while the
closing quotations last evening were 453
This advance, however, did not create that
buoyant feeling which might have been expected and
with the exception OF Wabash, which recovered nearly
all Of yesterdays depression lower prices ruled during
the day, notably In the cases Of Western Union ana
Pacific Mall which declined from 72 to 70 and from 7is
TO 7sa respectively The remainder OF the list was in
suGeraby dull, the fluctuations in the entire list
we're only per cent The business next to the stocks
above mentioned largestin New York Central Lake
Shore Northwest Common, and Union Pacific, but
during the afternoon these scarcely represented In
the dealings Investments dull Panama was strong
and made further advance from I25 TO l26i NewJersey
Central sold at 1O6iaiOT Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western at O3a aIO3E Pittsburgh at co. Northwestern
Preferred at 9OA; Fort Wayne at o. and Delaware and
Hudson Canal at 100 There was hardly anything doing
in the coal and express stocks. The following table
shows the opening highest lowest and closing prices OF
H.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

HARVEY FISK. A. s. HATCH
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, Bankers, I
No. Nassau-st., NEw-YoRK, August 10, lS12.t
ACHIEVEMENT BONDS are so high that the income
derived from them is too small for ordinary invest
ments and as the number of persons seeking perma-
nent and safe securities, other than Governments is
constantly increasing, we have, in order to accom-
MEDIATE our friends and customers, made thorough
and searching examinations of several which we can
fully recommend as possessing the requisite quaih-
cations of good investment. Prominent among
these are the SIX PER CENT BONDS OF THE CHEsA-
PEAKE AND ONO r. r. CoMPANY-the interest and
principal of which payable in New-York City, In
gold coin. They are issued in denominations OF
$780, $500, and 900. either coupon or registered.
The price at present is 81 and accrued interest The
amount remaining unsold is small. This road is now
nearly completed and will soon become one Of the
great trunk roads from the Atlantic tidewaters TO
the heart Of the great West and opening low grade
and direct line with Cincinnati, Dayton, Louisville,
st. Louis, and other great cities.
We would also recommend the CENTRAL PACIFIC
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS, and also the WESTERN
PACIFIC
These Bonds now well known-the roads
having been completed some time and earning at
the rate of twelve millions per annum-it is needless
for US to enter into details.
We also conduct regular banking business in all
it's branches, and receive deposits, on which we
allow interest at the rate of four per cent per
annum. FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamship Gin
bra will close al Is:S0p at the Merchants Exchange
Nos 80 and 90 Pine-st
There has been steady demand TOT money .ouay,
ana call loans have been pretty generally at per
cent The Westward movement of currency has a6ont
act In and 1t is quito probable we shall have no rec
renee OF the low rates There Ia very little doing IN ds
counts.
The Treasury bought only $4,000 FiyeTwenties today
tat ils GO to lI373 s0oco Of Martin Runyon ana so
of A. r. Johe jr total offerings OF sSS0eSo al i''o
70 llI5e Government bonds were quite heavy again W
day, quotations being reduced 70 per cent In
don the market was firm Fisk q Hatch report as fol
owe a 4 Id
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wEpSrpAr Aug 2BsEvEs-Ane the heavy Of sos-
dsy we have cattle Conuunpau to-day BESIDE
these 80 head held from Monday Trace .os and
prees oder and EAt,e stock
quality the figures DO not give the relative o
Of the few sales Of choice al lSc bot geasia AZ -
even PUT and Of those offered quite god many S. Sn'
20 morrow The stock booked 80 70 Morris II
Mcpherson; Mallory 10 NJ Gohismith to y hshn
TO O. Baker, and TO NJ. 4 IL Kahn. "a
Morris cattle all Illinois steers cars o sehos'ef
Lauterbeek fair u ewt at Ne cars By Dudley eS Rss
l0dic BY samue strong 81 cat, a. roy car ~
Teesy small but decea AZ lo lss eArs ~ se.
ic 81 Meyers 80 Of them u eSt Al We
arr bv Moses 6Q7 cwt a Haze. 49,.
Kahn selling bis l3l lndans steers u evt ct liee'
IS do, for O. Bsfer "A at llIc 81 10 y
T. W. sherman had - 40 ewt iscis steers Tor w H.
Mallory, FAT top selling M else
sheep while show Little eness dressed 'eos
At o. d6ie. for weights There 20 live ComHuhPa~
this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

Puts Quicksilver Com Pref ossred for
per cent bonus 20 days
The gold market was pretty active during the fore
noon but settled down into dullness and quiet after
o'clock, with little doing worthy of comment. AT the
opening the price firm at l1ii but the strength Of
the market was sufficient to take the free offerings OF
long gold and the price broke down to lls ruling later
at ll3Ta1lL Yet the demand for gold TO deliver on
speculative sales very active, and the paid by
borrowers for the use Of gold were I64, l-s2, st4
LID, $780, and Of per cent until tomorrow
This evidences the extent to which the market
had been oversold when the first break from ll5t
started Tomorrow the Treasury will sell two millions
gold The Treasury paid out in coin interest the pub
lie debt t27ooo and 5000 in called 620 total Of the
latter OF s59e57oo The days business at the Gold Elk
change Bank follows; Gold cleared &9o5ls 900;
gold balances, t77,SsS; currency balances, A,64,eeo
The following were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

The earnings OF the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railroad for the week ending Aug IA were
Ns,15O CA.
Messrs Jones &schuyler have just introduced TO this
market the bonds OF the Springfield and Illinois South
Eastern Railway Company bearing per cent interest,"
in gold Iayable semi-annualy, at the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company this city, The bonds represent
mortgage Of $4,000 completed road, asa miles In
length, lying In the State Of Illinois. The holders OF
these bonds have the right to vote at all elections aud
by the terms OF traffic guarantee contract large num-
Der are to be semannua purchased by lot at par and
accrued interest from the holders The price at which
the bonds are offered is 90 and accrued interest in cur
rency The agents will furnish full particulars In refer
ence TO the road ON application at their Office.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm Pennsylvania
Sizes lO9 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 27b Reading
Railroad 6s Pennsylvania Railroad, 6s5; Gold 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
sTANLEY'S HISTORY OF THE LIVINGSTONE
EXPEDITION.

Messrs. Scribner, Armstrong d 10. nav !,
secured the right to publish Mr. stanieys ao0ous
"a, H~-,S .naron as,or DR. Livingstone. The contract
sod in Random on the sth Of August by Mr. stan
nav and nv Mr. wexford. on behalf Of scribner' Arm
F,rsBr Co. Messrs Sampson Low & Co. wiz pap ,l
.Ao Enslish edition As Mr. Stanley is . na,Ve Vi oOn
necticut the work viii be copyrighted In TINS county
II win make volume Of 600 pases 1c1ssT' rom Mr.
ksnIey,s penci together with map OF .ne ou'o NC
followed The narrative will contain sDS Of his
500 ,nonfhs, soiourn with DIR. Livingstone. MT staney
% in I"ndon actively engaged in the preparation
ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANYs

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by An increasing demand for
them
Besides being the obligation of wealthy corpora
tion composed of of experience and heightened
commercial integrity, they secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues land grant, fran
chise. and equipments, combined in one mortgage
and are readily negotiable both in the markets Of
this country and Europe
liberal anking fund provided In the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing of
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight (s) per cent per annum. payable
semi-annually, free Of tax. Principal IN thirty
years. Denominations, 81, 900, $500, and 800 Cou-
pons or Registered.
Price s7i and accrued interest IN currency, from
August 49, 1872.
Maps circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees, FarmsrS Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription pnce 1t
which they can now DO had through the principal
Bsnks and BAaksn throughout tho country. and
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RECEIPTS OF PRnDuCE.

Pr Norm Rirer Pess'ls Retiroaas
Are M3 ptg. Ashes pigs Bees-.x 400 bales Cotton ~ hh
Copper $50 bars copper 91s Dried n "a
bo Flour 70 TAO bush Wheat Corr
$50 bush Malt ss bb Meal zs7 bags Faze bb Bsns bales
Hops us bales Hd 6ds Hides s aides Leather 20 bales Noes
Les sSs Ronn Dol. Spirits TurPeatas las ph pOs iss ps
Batter zoo pigs Cheese a pkss Tallo~ pigs Rce .eS
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
FuROpkAN hARKHTS

LsSpos Aug H-;ao n-Coosols opened e2I uepe, sol
g2i United Twsay beads
ls6ss old, %, 1855 s2,; rea-Fories. 81
fl-A mCnted so Tor
the issGe Of 1909,
Llvsnrcol Aes IT'LL u-Coiioa epeusd quiet AID steady
hiddhns upssds, ed, htddipg Orleans lot 9l0id
LvsaroeL. Aag al m-Coitoe Is sue and steady MdsDes
uplsnds Sd Middlns 0tesns, l0t dl0id
LIvssrc0I, Aug N-.SO n-Tse Bre.drss wssas. quiet,
Pork s9l bbL for New Prime Mess
LoSpoS Aug AIS mConsols closed s2s fer both nonJ s.s
the account enlted States Five Twenty bonds i va es- cd
et lss7s, s2ij Tss-Forties ISL
Pam, Aug 2l--p my-Restes closed al s5l SO - =.
Livanrool 2--t1 m-Ceton essd tfm; hiedhns W
ad BIOL Madng oresns i0id The slss nc DAY have esa
IL 900 bales Including Oo for export sea spseahten
LivsRPoo Ass. f-kvsning baees, D o. e~t ef s'ss~
NIB hsdlss- .F ..,s
DOMESTIC nARKBra
BArnnoAn, Aas al.Cetsss sss.r, tss nSnsE ~ Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
THE MARKETS.

WKDxEsDAr, Auz n, n77.
AsHEs-The receipts to-day are DlsA Pos are qe' ba' tno
90 Is. Pearls ar and nominal .
COTTOYTbee cooirnd good demand fer Cotton me pot
and prices higher except onar sales o. APIS bales ~
which 1851 bales Tor 40 do Tor cog Hnpos
speculation and 100 DO in transit Porsar esArn~
higher with follows s basis Of Tow a
dngs evening after August los a. NE. ~ A.
slice 800 20 ice, 800 AZ 2ic 600 a. 20
October Isle; total, 200 bales sses
up August 100 at 2ie September 2oO at 20 10
20lc 100 20 3l6c 80 lOlc October, loy a.
l9lc. 10 S6 100 1859 Rosembe 90 AZ tiS 49,
l6lc; December 400 wv
Granh tnfnIa ennoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

The dealings in Southern State bonds continue small
South Carollnas, however were weak on the January
and July issues, and sales were made as low as Ns'
Tennessees old, sold at 1T The following were inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
edict's closing quotations were

william Ward quotes stock privileges selling for
per cent bonus 30 days time and to II per cent
bonus days. at tho following variations from the
market price OF the securities named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

The CHICAGO, DAyvHIE AND VHCEsSB3 Rail
ROAD ls earning a dividend upon its stock, beside
interest upon its bonds. But small amount of the
First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds remain I'M
sold These we offer for the present at 30 and inter-
est. Apply in person OF by mail to
w. B. SHArTUcK g. Co, Bankers,
No. q Nassau-st. New-York.
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Mem Publications.
Now Ready
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
IN. nl

Ready;
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
H. Of
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
CoxTHETs ~ SRPTKnSBK hunBER;
RxRstISmnHNT-"DR. DoLLiEeEh"
l. WIT AND HUMOR - . - o..
All TIE MIDDLE AGES AND TlB REVIVAL OF LEARNING
Nv THOUGHTS UPON 6ovEREkBNT. by Arthur Helps, Ill
aHdlV.
v CiRMENCR BY the Author Of "PAtty.7
vi CLEVER FISHES - .... .
VII THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF fhAbION;;, ny
William Black Author Of Daughter Of Heth" ETC. Chaps
XIX and XXI.
VII By Robert Buchanan.
* FRENCH EOVRLISTS IV.-ChsteanbriaDd.
x IRON CAIRO TO ATHENS.
XI TIIR SETTLER
XII RARNEY GEOGHEGAE, THE IRISH MEMBER
xiii THE ROMANCE or ARITHMETIC.
XIV FHR RECENT FOSSIL MAN.
XIV DR. nOLLlEGRR. BY the ktitoT.
XVI LITERARY NOTICES.
xvi. SCIENCE
Evil ART
XIX VARIETIES.
TEEMs-nge copies l5 copy, year IS; two copies
eos year. So bVe cOps so Agents wanted 70 get ~
elahs Address L. T. PkbTOH. PqblisheE,
Euoa -lork
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from the undersigned, who unhesitatinsly recon-
mend them.
TANNER e. Co., Bankers, No. II Wafl-st.

MIDLAND PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE PR CENT
GOLD BONDS,
On completed Road from Nebraeka City 10 An-
coin, the capital of Nebraska, the net earnings OF
which largely in of the interest on all tho
bonds, with a rapidly increasing business. PRICE
30 AND INTEREST.
We cheerfully recommend these as Prime secu'
rty. Full particulars furnished on application.
TURNER BROTHERs,
Bankers, IL Nassau-st.
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100 West On Tel
SECOND BOARD.


Soies or GorsrRnlSnt bcsd.
500 o. so Cou 6 b..lli 25 900 52h Cou 67....l5
500 u S. 81 1910 ..l2AL
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Hlusiral Jnsiruments
A GREAT OFFER /!

Horace Waters, asa Broadway. N. n,
Win dspee o. ONE HUNDRED PIANOS, nkLoDross ssa ORGANS
fuelas naker ssstiss Ws,sns
will sis hen et es nsstA sAul pss; ~ V
s ss1 applied pssssss asu PIANOS .s4sn =
provssspu pr f7ia, sAsA Nov rsdy CONCERTO fAkL0a
6ReAH We es ssssi. ys AID perfect sr sals shsst
Hus nsae bssbs ~ nsss nssesss1ss Csssissss ss'S
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DOMESTIC NAKkBTA
BAluuoas, AM 2L-Cotton qsietf Low meihsG os<I.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

The auotsnons based Cotton running In auaAV h"'
h,y Srsds above or below the Ersie quoted ,.o,
CoFFER-The dull and weak cargo o. hao e.
Al L On prv,te ters; egrsm for July - and aug =
s for he United OF 1900 bags h Pnens 49, o ess
hags. daily reeePs' ' N.Y.
PsSsnSe asld we quote IN ibis market i3Gs.i goh -,
PIOtR ASD NBAL-The Flour market Is ds ana @os' t,
,r.mlsr. be large arrivals and further decline b whSA'
unsettles values; New Is more active sno % s,,ssss,
san and Indiana h salabe gives good Satisfaction sol
frmer Ordinary plenty and unseabei Al ne eose zoe - 81 an
rsnsy and owe Er low grades Of Spring and Wr nd AeF
g.nffv frrn.sa Les
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70 New-J Jersey &c.

W" sNAe'y ~
/ Railroad. ........
Al De .............lVT
4 100 Chi 4 Rock |
/ Railroad ........
l BETH caIL...... llol
1 200 Toledo. Wab.
4 Western.... "a
1 20O..........b c. az
UV.s..ssss.sss..s fi
10 ri RW 4 Gu
Fi..........". 81
800 Missouri. Kan-
sas & TEXAS
I Railroad. ......
! o. c....... 49,. Bk
! II ToL. Pc 4 War
II Railroad $3.50. "a
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TIE SOUTHERN HOTEL is now onsn TO,
the reception of Guests .s . First CIas.
Hotel The Southern hotel is eentra ally located
corner CLARK and Harrison streets, within one
block OF the Michigan Southern and Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Passenger Depots; one
ol"ck IRON the New Post Office; five minutes
Walk from the Illinois Central, Michigan Cen
trail, aud Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Pas.
ssnger Dspots. Convenient to all of the Bsut,
and Wholesale and Retail Busines, House, OF
the South side. Have your Baggage eh.cked
to the Southern hotel
BURROUGHS AsrR0NG, Propri.tor,,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-13
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
". Fulton, Water and Pearl Sta. m J

Vor. Futon, Water and Pearl Sta, n. Y.
THIS we'll knOwa favoriss hotel Ia. recently
been renovated, remodelsd and furnished
new and elegantly throughout. 1t is kept on
tne european plan, and has ample eommod n
tions fer four han red guests.
The location il more accessible to all part. OF
New York and Brooklyn than any ether kouss
In the city. The Broadway Stages pas. tn.
hotel every three minutes, besides various line,
OF Street Oars. one Of which interseets eyery
other route In New York
1t being but two 81 cks from F.lton Fsroy,
makes 1t convenient for tNose wishing to visit
the "city of Churches" as from this ferry di.
verge all the principal Isilroad route, in the
city Of Brooklyn. GR0.N TERRY.
febi5dSm Proprietor.