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q REPUBLICAN MEETING.
--as ~ sg, CoKEsBuRT, S. c.,
.,i''l .a5 q az Sept. H., 1872.


,a... ~. Is ...;.,s9., g ~ Sept. II, 1872. J
Editor A56evi7e Press ana Banner
had the opportunity Of listening
to a number Of, Radical speeches here,
on Tuesday night tho 10th inst, and
will give .yonsa brief report of the
proceedings. :onesiJefferson Mitchell
was called to the Chnir, and Thos. M.
Williamson chosen Secretary. Tho
Chairman stated, tl>at the original IN
tention of the meeting, was q social
barbecue, but, as it had been turned
into apolitical meeting, be hoped, as
it was held in church, where they
usually met toSwurship, that there
would be no swearing, or passing Of
lies between the different speakers
L. P.sGufin iwas'6rss called upon, and
spoke for abont an hour, indulging in
muchsabnse Of the Democratic party,
and the BoIters-charging upon the
gE ~
Democratic party the great increase
of the State debt, &c. Next followed
Mitchell Goggins, who made q short
speech, following the same routine of
abuse.aiahen came Thomas N. Chris
tiap, who stated that he was a poor
orat9r,. sbutua, gsood, Republican, and AZ 4
had besnsorfos q long atime.7tbattD attD,!h he
lnl bssNfaissd pcor5tand deprived of
a., educaii56b,, !, 3 Sid Rdsthaat qhe Democrats
were still disposed to Keep his nose to
the griadsteae, tse.; 1ts5e. q Ncxtfollowed
a colored man ,pamed.J J ones, who was
prstg ssveEel qpoenE Greeley, and stQ
have, hemdalhjmi talk about tho, old
sasS Ser might have supposed that
he had known him all his life. Then
came a preachers sYAe justified tho
prembcr'sEight 70 tafslpart in politi-
caladiseussiops. Whitloekaa bright
cssored .tlaskey,@ followed, who said
that all be, wanted TO know was, how
the white nan WAS going to vote, and
lie,was,.certain to oatake the opposite
codiF;ss that; he had been offered, BY
a whts maay . geed suit of clothes:
tovoIe certain way, had pretended: 50
to vote, but had failed to get the
clo.hes. Beverly Vance next made a
sp0euh,tin (which heisaid q good deal
telatHtap ill3seIings between the TIVE
races. At this point we were satisfied
and left, and learned ihat-the meeting
soon afftaer III adjourhcd.i 49, : ~ !. -
otssaza.i I 20 HNEo EoBSERVERS
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Little Carrie.

s~AoeaS SN~@1o3
Infant daughter OF DR.. DssS. and /
Mrs. Lizzie Benson, departed this life
at Mt. Carmel on Wednesday,, 18TH
inst, ,saged I year and 81 days. I
The twin sister. seems lonely now
The fond parents and loying brothers
and sisters1nisss@the sweet embraces
Of. .thesmilingg babel, Bpt the SsGGsood.
shepherdp whe.watehes stend derB pig
flock, knew that this little lamb was
not; fitted to tfead. ,theithorhy paths
of life, SO He took it, and placed it in,
Els oWat osWyat,bRosssosmps;z{s t,bRosssosmps;z{s 8t;dH
"She IS not dead this child Of our af-
1 fection, 1T" -,-f 3Iss3
! But nesting on His breast,
Where sha 9n0 aOnger needs our poor
-, ,pr0tection-5o ,i,u.,'g fl..y N =,
IL Hath entered rest: ,z7s! .soitsa a5
"In that 'grssln "a PASTURES" calinhe9Szs
BY the the ''stiil waters'',' led. !. So 21'':
Safe from ,life'sY Ythorhs, and safe from
/ ali pollutions, a. -,
/ fh, lives whom wc'eall dad. ti''s
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The State of! South Carolina:

, EXECUTIVE DEpARTMEs.Er,, Es.Er, t,l9 [
q .gs.j CoLuMBIA,i August l7tb3 a872i(.
HIN pursuance of Section three 81 OF
n an Act of the General Assem- bfy,
Act 1pir6vifling f5f The general eiectibhs,
and the Inanneriiof condncting,3the
same," I do hereby appoint the follow
ing as Commissioners of Election TO.
their respective counties: homt2al5 =
Abbeville-J.f Hollipshead, .sAlexan-
der Bowie, George Nichols.
motidsfon, Sahiuel Spencer. 1s a.
. ,Anderson-Jnhn R. Cochran, Thomas
Beaufort@R. Il. dleaves, w ::SJ. VII:
dier, f, J.. Rayenah. i9IiI
Barnwell-W. A. Nerland, w. J..
Nixon, 3. w. Middleton. -
s Oharleston-Wnl, Rollin, Es P:'Walf
GsH; be5islmin|d j GuA1iRgdhamn memnsafi aiiE john Z
West, John LilIy...,.. Jaoo
lGheste 4 e!Id1lFaBny. ID pensslasan,y a. u
Weston, G. w: BreWer.,T af.,r,a-, = ,s
IGIaren den-E. q? EieksohsHIaB Beh
boy, Gyfax Mi5lIstap q 'ramsItnsn |,
MS1weili 1l,ssHn5Js1sge J.: MIei' h9idn :asb;a
a IDarlingpH 9opoN NapvM MrghtoR. O
ftsda, SSEn Iu4ngSi nr .iy;;rs se5,aJSaf ,sayJiSa Har.
ris5 EJgI,te5d !Iehn H. MsbsyRt, Si!a Sob
:, sai!fsE!a@HsHaEysaaaasA' e. aa Sterling
: Mt,n, t8anra,atnsanlsa$ aaeassanS sR1G 4s3riotf
slt@eo,sgrvmil So sSIurreil EsIa:Rainsv ~
1ames MGIi!sli hssS1; siss HonE ina 1ashua
prtest: ttsseay,1 VIM: EeHdsifaaa asn siSE
iHoIg:saa.iI0 8 s0i#sin 'hAdsseEnsor
Hsnry sSH4stp ai sR;asSs t9fSSdsase4A aoRevs.
nj 6ailas Msss sesar.srss.sasN ~ - n;S>ass.
donsart' snrasIb sRIobaSS nREaSA8
'Laurs,nsaJs us, Jsseah crew. Raluo v,
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f PennsvEdhia, Indiana; Connect

- -
of PennsyFahia, Indiana Conhecti.
cut, Calif6rnia aud Alabane, from the
G ant columnu to- its, opposite. Add
Fthese to the States already Democrat
ic, and we have one hundredsaid ffty
FIVE ont of the one hundred and eighty;
f u electoral votes necessaly to- d
,ho:ce. But Missouri is clearly ours,
nd her fifteen votes leave but four-
teen more to make upy after the Grant
rout in Octobet,9a aontf'of New Hamp-
shire, Rhode Island, ARKANSAS North
Caroainay Ohio, "Hlfhoisd'and 9!others;
scarcely loss probably ours. ,t,5 .I7a;, -,
The 'lessoh,' then, Of ths Maino 'elcHtll
ton is plain. It reveals a percentage
of change, which, with, p1ppert9rega}n=7 m
ization and work. !givcs Us Petfisyk
vnnia and Indiana in October. After
these, the battle winsitseMU !i}V
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]: flhe Result ii Maine.

We Judge that Maine has given the
Grant ticket q majority of not.quite
sixteen thousand. In 1868, at the
corresponding election, it gave that
ticket 90, ,403 majority, ON full vote
of l31, 265. Five dollars have been
spentbyS the Grant managers for
every one they spent in 1863, and
ff,y for every one spent by the Lib
er is.a The resources Of a treasury
filled byatsxing every civil official, al
hon,eiend abroad, the influence of q
postofi.e department, whose head
tooksthe field 10 command in person,
thespoWer Of astwepty-four hundred
milo, coast dotted with customhouses,
theVotes of the Kittery navy-vard,
and the resources Of a political organ
izationwell.nigb perfect, coupled with
q proscFiptive pressure mover equaled,
haye thus fallen over, goo short of
the majority Of four years ago.
of.tbs saulties and discourage
ments under which this result was
attained I'VE do not now need to speak
The Cincinnati movement is.:a sreyo,
luton. and revolutions do not; begin
in populations like that of Maine. Il
has been an absurd saying, plagiarizet
from the old one about the Keystone
.ssszt bat sas, M aine goes $50 goes thss
I n-on. n 3 I3uE,theaUnion did notr9so a.
Nj ains did in 1856, any more than il
1913. In fact, it has, often been a fol
lover, not:a leaderof politiealehang
"a, measure of the current not 4
means Of starting it. Letas aiseit a
measure! 20 90 sr $50 5F.g4tt
We may estimate the change on tn
voteiof Maine, wrought by the Liber
+ al Republican movement, OF abou
FIVE npeFS cent. We may be certain
thai iii 10 6ther part Of the Unio'
will the change DO less-in few s.
smslfl~sWeli,,!'five per cent on. 'th
last Presidential vctcFshifts tire State
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gsi "a f9TtrH hEM 1ftssmaG
RI Camp Meeting. ,v7s;, y 4

There >HSElli ba a CAMP hhs|sjin hMhssstjn9g. MsSaj s.
ofthc coloredM. E.sGhairch South,
at Valentines Ghapel,I.' on the
Mount Bethel circuit, near Honea
Path, on the Greenville s c'olhpmp- y p
bia r., R., commencing the 26th
inst. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to- all who may laesirel to
participate. "
oo..,. .,..s% r. NJ. VAIENT1INYEE,S'P. p {
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TfIflin,,H Mi

.,gfyniasaM
tho ring by nominating ,x2ia,5Blt 81 ,antde: e!
pendent ticket.,l + is as fplllls&s:
Senator-ADr. +. S. Lewie.,s :e.S.
Representatives y Maj. O7ga a.
Room, SsP. ,WingaskaW saeja
IClerk.of .GourtdW. ,I..isAssasan5
Jr. ,na"cJ III ,Yt9nnsI = a
IsheTiiffi29;IEF IT Fl Gfiger:sI1asssIIt . e E
l. Judge or Probate-7R. HaFmah:
Sch5dGsE EonIhaisH eaersa AsaR'
wanger. a-Ds
"s County-eGomnaissiQpe rte&N
50 b Hsogd gappdT.G apps1. Gedige,iB ,iBbeiinss, g,
Jeremiah VASE. .I / osadUaN II
Coroner---Presten S. Georg@ o9a
Il .asiE11t 5T.Fs htE1 0itssGoG
Camp Nesting. -, .r =,
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assas vssA ssassaaats 1sddt tAsht ]
ssassfHss2D fsUtaSa4ssas q edRaaNts,
HID huasaas@ @Hb tesadiepess a
tSsis osEisS at s6Ss6 6etiS aslBesa alaalk
Rn ahsmenf nsnd snf ae a9Ge the 1na Unte} s
stactaofath1shag e6aant AssG Ne atRgfs sR
FiTs ssiB d Sss #ass 3
by Taads esayHis Aa4h aaAssAsss in tn
HNhe subscribers can refer to Eentlemen
ANA aand Riot4tfa,, as to thenhasecser OF III
sli, ,,ifv IIH - CTafisst6n affa Hote
e&gss..M .Messrsatsal Ssstgnl6eR Qbstson'are
Mr: ThSs F; r. ;MASp 4 a sssRSSSa so en- En-
.,Rsag y. ,s9!sid7y Yi!maT
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New. New iAdvsfa. :'dg

Weoaeect iattensfensJ tai1SbiloMing'
new advertisements: .sbaRoTS eh1
ToIthesPa bliusJB &WsJzRogerey
rRedC lessaSee eaa lseeG&oP asbke. tinf'
" fmhduFoTigaaeIaV na iNkasnhG rGa b
= Claims against Town Councih~lb'
Q Bowie, 6itsn aaassa 80 ian1;aa yTeyt
= CardA JnaiI,ashean.oE ,sbnsorg edt
FallseooasAsJ Is&iSN;t RogAfssobnn
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Gentlemen

HBUY Your Shiss in the Fallof the
I'D year, and then the next Summer
they will not be roo heavy for your COM
'feiiRash aeas Hen 4ha 4nhsae tles tls8adefoa s,8atadsf ssb
you are sure of gettfnya a we'll fitting
garment.l!G. eS,%I sso.,u2 \ .G .',.f
Nothing contributes more to the gen.
teel appearance of'a man than nice
fitting shirt, and IT, is almost Impossible
to- get . perfect fit when it is made at
' aIr. L. w. WHITE will leave for
NEW YORK ina few, days. and and will
carefully attend to any orders for shirts
entrusted to him. 1Si!po : ~ -
Call at the Store Of WHITE BROTH
ERS and have your measure taken, and
thereby secure q perfect fit. You can
get any style. you wish1 and plaits Of any
width, and made for stuHds, teyelets or
buttons in bosom.
The shirts are .madejof thervery best
New York Mills Long Cloth, and the
best duality of Linen in. bosom and on
their. cuffs, and illblast' eighteen
months constant wearing. .stulaaI
Satisfaction guaranteed, in fit, style
and quality. We. have furnished' shirts
to several gentlemen and have, iDvaria-
bly civen Satisfaction. =. Try, them once,
and you will always buy them.'' {
White Brothers.
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THE above Capartncrship having
been formed, we the undersign-
ed. hope by Keeping full and varied
STOCK of GENERAL MERCHAN.
Disc, and corps Of gcntlemanly
and efficient statesmen, ready al all
times to attend to the wants of GUS
toners, to merit. and receive q large
share of the public patronage. We
will also be prepared to buy cotton
either for cash or in exchange for
goods. ...i'
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",Consign

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
II p Baker, Baker& G, G w Cromer,
Jessie Carlisle, i Cain, Clayton & NJ, G
a Douglas, d A Foxworth, James Co.
don, CT Haskell, e Hemphill & Co., D
j Jordan, j w Keller, S c Link, w ?
Link, S r Morrah, w Magill, TIC Per-
rim, E T Power, w Rosenberg, w Rar-
9 m, Joel Smith, NJ Speer, Il 3 Scott,
w A Wardlaw, ID J Wardlaw.
J. w. MARSHALL,
Agent.
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The following persons have packag 8
in the Express Office:
G G Dawson, ] E Douglass, F M
Mitchell, Wardlaw & NJ, L M Tucker.
J r Jones, L L Guffin, E F Power, r
Jones, J NJ Conghran, L B Milford, D
J ,rdan.
C. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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u
$500, at least. ,.>-.' At u 'r',''
!. SUMTER.-On Saturday last the
two warrin q iaetion5 lofS5the fang-
streaked~.paft+ &had &sah Immense
powswow and slsneek-dowahsf ghts-
The ,Watchmans has the. folPwmg
acceuns ofthe rFlipps: E39i Sg
At L 1o'clok ! tMstre% i1nn%l
ate1y IN front Of the Conr% Horse,
lin its. entirsswidth} understanding
up and down f9rv some distance, 6,
as.paakedby e6f rieR borh aatfis
ssf,S spf,sS,.ssssl|l4,GoA.l.JashlEse ylIa
amsss Han; with tntis aagsAy sIsa' fhs ths
discnssio1I ins behalf lof hhSasgukiS
ktiqketl .IIesis aia 10 suSpAs bg
ihis colored conti'eres in point of ed
hlcation and toBa alaeasT and flu
fent speaker. ,,y,...g.9 sl ..,,
He was followed by Samuel Lee,
Mho attacked General Moses, De-
Ilaney and Cardozo with a self-pos-
session and pertinacity seldom
equaled. -" s.'
Cardozo, who is the "regular"
candidate for Treasurer, was the
next and last speaker. He was fre-
iquently interrupted by Lee, (who
| persisted in being heard with char
ges against himself and others, to
which he submitted and replied
with all the calmness and stoicism
Of confident injured innocence.
The wrangle continued until
dark, and the crowd dispersed
amid the noise of a very pandemo-
mum.
EDGEF1E1D.-The Edgefeld Ad-
vertiser, of Wednesday, says:
There was to have been Re-
publican mass meeting at this place
on Tuesday last. For a number
Of days previous, large posters in
our toy n AMI envil ols, had an
nounced the fact, and called upon
the faithful to rally from every hill
and dale. Elliott, Moses and Mel
ton were to be the speakers.
And the day came in its due
course; but the mass came not, and
neither did the speakers. Indeed,
the Ie,kera must have had pro
! phetic warning; for had they como,
| they would certainly have been mis-
erab}y mortified. This was en-
phatically one Of the occasions
when the negroes stayed at home
4 and picked their cotton. Such a
miserable corporal's guard we have
never seen in Edgeield.
+ But still there was meeting
such a one as it was; and in the
academy grove, as usual. aWe
) waited until 1 o'clock, P. NJ, tx
:. hear the din of the orators voice
: before we repaired, to ''the scene
, But no din reaching our ears, W.
t hastened to see what had befallel
> y the undertaking. And there w
. . found MIR. Sparnick, ofgthes Aike1
I 7riao,s9sspea~iig iton kmtsof ne
4 groes, ipthe qqietest and most dig
i nifed manner possible. sherl1 j I;
a McDeyitta TWasyElnirman sof nth
a meeting. Our townsman, Mr. W
S D. Ramey,, bhad+' ibeen'@sthe a.frs +
speaker. ~, ~ - ,
e LExING7oN.LIn Lexington
= where the ? Remocrats7heaygeas yotin' Y
i majority ofSes; regular gonsery
. ative ticket has been nonlihated
n n but there are-ideals and sorehead
. all the world ovef, and some pei
- sisons are plaving into tho hands e
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! L. W.. Jordan, "a
;A.vi, :. =. ,fIas| /. -
5sM.. W,, Coleman:
,<"'iY - |. ,i1la2 IsUL :.
Assioupe' $ +.9ale.
iR)S4 ~ ~ - ,aGEiiIldoiS x

I'D ? leave Jssesa w:dtHrqNF'' ssRsa.,
I'D Judge of Probate, Iwill SELF ON
Yin 0CTCBERtnext,, ut pub
lie auction ,'elLtlle. ,rsviio nosg,qedT Vi
Notes and Chtses Fla ii acti6n;l
which were in stAerhanfs of VIM. NJ.
Rogers ,Ssss deceased, as Assignee ges Of ;. p p
IT pSthss5TIaTl 4. .zaL .rslIsrI.;d,
,aiI4sa BQBT. MoGRAiNENi. "a
.5sItjaad II Il Gaministraset 8
September 2, 1872, 21.5t .,
RgR QkI sho0W as1psoa1H gaM
eAL44'o2;hEh L;44'o2;Ehe GLASS JARS, s,sl,l2aE TN EEoRs, r.
,'','hnf I" Bottles, Glass Shoppers,
3.gHT;is Z" " - !" ~
,Gtiiass II at ZEE g. PARIERa I
July s, 1872, 1ss2t. ii .eot
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~ hlSkeys i........!h St.So So$t-Sp PStiDpts'
;CorroN.-yeryi little ioffsrilig-good1
grades would bring T35;fy
I New y oRk, September If;-Noon.-
Bottom quiet; Sales 52s sbales1uplapdas
2s; Orleans aiSagGold 'strong, at 1881
u AUetsTAls septethPet 16!a--i Cotton
dulI and b7bp 7bidd1liag d1i I1s eSg.s;s
receipts 81 bales aaalss 425.a 4s1lh .is1:
y GshARlEsToN,a September 1s.Ae Aeottoln
dulFand iower. :ofdi iifary A1G@lGal; good
dia I,tIoo}W nPqjjdalihga ISL &
nj ldlihg sisl@ receipts 2, ,s02 bales. !
sales $50; stock 6,T91. t'.'gat@ ] .ff>''e
BALTIMORE, September 1G. - Cotton
firm -middling 2oJs receipts SlG ba:es;
ales 55; stockG66. { -'.,.. = ,..:a .:'>
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. Not;iii.cl',e'...:

IIAvING this day associated Will
me in the GENERAL 'MER
CHANDISE BUSINESS in Green
wood, So, MR:M. w. COLEMAN
of Walhalla. the business will be con-
Quoted under the name and style Of
L. w. JORDAN 4 co.
L. VT. Jordan.
Sept. 10, 1872, 222-3t
q G. 8 3D.
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au4tg4 ,grl, ,4t.s.,
Politics. In the State. ~ !

The Anderson County Conven
ton which assembled at the Court
House on, on the 9th inst, made
the following nominations: r.
County Commissioners.-B. F,
Crayton, W. NJ. Leavell, D. L.
Cox. j,,,
Representatives. Col. W. S.
Pickens, Capt. E. G. Roberts, J. c,
G. Featherston.
For Clerk Of the Court-John
W. Daniels. -
For Ju6ge of Probate-W. W,
Humphrc S.
For S h)ol Commissioner.
P. Benson.
For Sheriff McGukin.
For G roner-J. II. Mcconnell,
The Convention favored John B.
Moor, fo,. Solicitor of the Eighth
Circuit -
8, SpAREANBURG.- Democrats
held their County Convention on
the 7th instant, and nominated the
following County ticket:
Senate-Major David R. Duncan.
House OF Representatives s-Dr.
r. NJ. Smith, Colonel G. Cannon,
DR.. w. p. Cromption, Colonel
Thomas G. Moore. .as-
g School Commissioner-W. H.
Richardson. e
County Commissioners-W. T.
Thorn, II. D, Floyd, j. NJ. Elford.
: Probate Judge-Benjamin Wof-
ford.
= Clerk-F. NJ. Trimmer.
Sherit-John Dewberry. i
Co.oner-Moses Foster. e.
/ Solicitor.o the Seventh Circuit
Mai, HI. MeGowan. gssl ~
The ticket is composed entirely
Of good and true men, and with an
earnest fight is bound to win.7
spartanburg has the largest white
voting majority of any County.in
theaState, the vote. being, whites,
{, 1885, 1colored 1876, a majority of
1,977. In the election Of 1870, the
whites did4n not vote half their
h,.sand the. Radical ticket
was OILY Defeated by a majority Of
5oo:' The County ntyy ioHs ght,9 to to e: give
i Democratic each year OF
J. 800. at FEAST. --,.',,. I at ~ >''1'
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ip1cyFURN.. FRsAIEsiE7 sc.
INvA1, lFFaMEssssA HI isiaeasIsquaro
II 3. .Fra,nessSb Raah iandauaade any
be, Of, j.. !: gAlsAag AAagMERs'& Co
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The friends of Maj. JOHN :sBsl
NoaRE sfGAnaffGsaa aAa f1y diiaitSf sRhSSfS tIe
+ E1GuTH = TSfiuj ujTDfcIXdsgIl gwir atsSssd
epsningoelsctionsTsq cd Hiw d2ots oE
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rs,s5 +, sEtil{l;its soi{siittsss rs s!S8f Sfh 4it
The friends of VIM. q: f1kh IN. 4 Z,
Esq., Of Greenvilie, amHGncs sal;o.orof s Fl
the sth judicial Circuit at the the ensqnlnnS eeyssnn
Sttescttoh. - -. Il Il .s.,.s.a o..
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, FOR SHERIFF.

I We are authorized to announce Mr..
.RORERT jones, ,asy T. Candidate tpr1
ST ss9 Eff, Sfsfit Of ABBEVTEIE ocogN-
i.Y,in tie ohsuing'e election. 'amins Tn4
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Charleston Markets.
REPORTED BY ut
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Cotton Factors, North atlantic Wharf.

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Obituary..

The above are prices at wholesale rates
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27
FOR SALE


Agent for the "orisntal Tea Co." Boston,
Is in receipt of fresh lot of the Finest Green,
Black and Mixed Teas;-xIso the Black Dragon
Chop Tsing Tea, which psrtakes Of the Green
Tea favor-and, also the Male Berry Java 0of-
fee, the richest favored Cofes in the world all
in one pound caddiss, or in bulk, in large or
small quantity, at Boston prices and transporta-
tion warranted to give satisfaction.
N. B Choice Cigars and Tobacco, Candles,
Soap, Matches, Notions, &c. Six bars Soap for
25c.; Q Spools, 900 yds for 25e. deg cheap.
8. NJ HARRIS,
Next door east Of Quist's Big Indian, on nlinOi,
Street, Rock Island. dee5-dIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27
OF
FIRE

from lands end to lAnd'a end, that all may
read, and reading, believe, that for the
countless millions who are on the road to
40 un6mely grave with bilious oom5lsints,
there iS bat one truly great and reliable
remedy, and that is ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27

Ladies who nre suffering from eerIStn com
plants, known only to females, should AZ once
get Or. Velpau's FsmAls Pills. They produce .
most charming effect. Sold by all Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27

TIE Heart is . Wonderful pump, the
valves Of which open and shut seventy or
eighty times per minute. II an alcoholic
s.imulant be taken into the blood the pump
works much faster, and this unnatural speed
wears the vital machinery. All the intoxi-
eating nostrums advertised As "tonics,
'renOvatOrs," ''correctives," &C., produce
this disastrous effect, and hence eli intslli-
geut christians are thankful that DR.
WALKER's VEGETABLE VTsEeAR BITrERs--
an InvigorAni and Alternative without sting
is everywhere supplanting these proprie-
tory poisons. .--.--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27
RoHRERg ExPEcToRAL WILD CHERRY
" TONIC.

The Universal Family Remedy.
For Dyspepsia sna Weak Stomach.
For the Liver and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For she Lungs and Splitting Of Blood.
For Weakness and General Debility.
For Loss Of Appetite.
For Sick Headache,
For Diarrhoea and Dysentssy.
For Fever and Ague.
For Bilious Fever. ..-
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For PAlpitasion of the Heart.
For Broken down Nervous System.
For NsurAlgis and Rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
For infamed and Sore Eyes when caused
by the Impure state Of the Blood.
Call for il 81 John Bsngsson's, or Emi
Kehlsr, or address J. Rohrer,s sole propris
tor, Lancaster, Pa. .... ....-.. ...-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27

Send for
D. C. JACCARD G. cos H.
lustrated Price List . and
Catalogue of WaItham, How
ard, and D. C. IaCcard g. Co.'S
Watches, Jewelry, and Solid
Silver and Plated Ware, &C.
When in st. Louis you are
invited to inspect their mag
nificent JEWELRY establish
ment, Nos. 40I' g. 403 N.
FOURTH St., Corner of Lo-
Gust, Odd Fellows Hall.
bS-WatChes, Clocks and Music
Boxes Repaired and Warranted.
Orders by mail promptly atten-
ded to.
st76dsm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27
FOR SALE!

A FRAME HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS AND
N Lot
Also Twenty Residence Lots In my additions to
the City of Rock Island b. DAVENPORT.
aDr961Im%
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27

circunstance is regarded as of much impor-
tance, in view Of reports that the Repuoli-
cans were in league with the movement of
the CArlists. .. -Ma 49,
lis officially stated that the number Of
insurgents actually in the field is eight
thousand.
Pans, April 26.-It is now positively
stated on authority that Don Carries left
Geneva in disguise, on the night Of the 21st
inst. Should he be captured in Spain with
arms In his hands he will be shot. lie can
not yet have reached the Spanish frontier
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-04-27

WHY let your pains and aches your CON-
fort spoil7 A cure is sure By using Rsnns's
Magic Oil Then dont 60 scolding round
the house, dear woman, husband and chill
drsn blame, "they'rs SO inhuman |" but
send for Renns's Magic Oil, and say "YOU,
RuN ~