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Citation Notice.

The State o. Mississippi, Chsncery Court,
Pamela County. No. sls.
To Ssly McLsip, Marshall Smith, Alvin
Smith, and Monroe Smith, heirs at law Of Gid.
con Parnsll, deceased, who reside in White
county, State Of Arksnsn, Caldwell, ia said
county and State, being their post Office ad-
dress.
You are hereby cited to 10 and appear be-
fore 'bs Chaneery Court of Pamela county,
State of Mississippi, at the Court. house Of sait
County, in the town Of Ssrdis, on the second
Monday in April, 1917, then and there 10 show
cause, II any you can, why the final account OF
B C.. Parnell, Administrator Of the estate Of
Gideon Parncll, deceased, fled in said Court,
should not he allowed aid said administrator
discharged by sAid Court
BY order Of 0urt, issued January le, 1871.
j21-A &c HARRISON, Clerk.
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WATSON & N
Attorneys at Law,
SARDIS, MISSISSIPPI.

win practice In the Courts Of Pamela and
noSoto counties, and in the Supreme Court OF
n ssissipri. J27U
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Diver under my hand and seal ~ said
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c. r. GLEASON, Clerk.
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Citation Notice.

The State a h~isisippi, Cha eery coart,
Panola County. No. 1861.
To Mr Ann ?. Abtrnaihy, widow Of y. 8
Alternately, deceased, aad hsryv Alternately,
Robert s. Alternately, IT,. William D. Aber.
nathy, David II. Alternately, and Rogers Aber-
uathy, minor hairs OF said R. 8. Absrnsthy,
deceased, who now reside In the city Of Mem.
phis, State Of Tennessee:
You are hereby cited TO BE- ,ad appear b.
tore the Chsneery Cour. Of Pasola county,
State Of Aississippi, at tia Courthouse Of said
county, in the town Of Sardis, 90 the second
Monday in April, 1872, then and there to show
cause, II any you can, why the petition Of J.
J, Pea'son, trustee, etc., for title to certain land
in said petition described, should not be grant.
81 by said Court and the administrator o!
said decedsnt directed to make title a. prayed
for.
By order Of Court, issued January 10, lsr1.
j27-N J. c. HARRISON, -rh.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
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o comparative 0bscurity from the tact that the
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VI great wealth and has striot c1nscientlourspri
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10 overcoming ss@aie Distractions, Falling
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lions, Pains 10 tue Bacs aud Limbs, Fatigue Oh
shs b. sxertIon Palpltstiou Of the Hear, Hys-
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nssps have failed Gad although a powerful
remedy do not sCntaiB calouol, antim,ny, or
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To married laiies aud young Eirls who have
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They will 10 = short time, bring on the mon ,hly
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/ CAurios Married ladies should uevsr AXE
the ~heu there is suy reason 10 believe them
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
WHO ARE THE LEADERS I
ARsmarknbls State Of Facts.


Whe are the leaders of the Liberal Re
publican movement? The true, tried aud
trus,y founder, Of the Republican party
The men who orgsuz.d il wheu they had NO
hope Of Office or plunder--tbe men who gave
Il the high character and the moral and in
telleetuAl worth for which il was once 30
oslsbrAIsd-sOeh msu as Hlraos Greeley.
salmon P. Chase, David Davis, Charles
Sumusr, GrAtz Brown, George W. Julien,
Andrew Curtin, Galu,hA A. Grow, N. p
Banks, Rufus P. SpAIding, Gov. Littl' john,
and Gov. Fsniou, Gov. Blair, Of Mich
Judss Dorsbeimer, Charles A. Dana, Gideon
wellss, Carl Scburz. f. W. Bird, Cassius
NJ. Clay, LvmAn Trumpull, Gus,Avus K1
bsr, J b. Grionsll, John NJ. Palmer, Gov
Bross, Gen. FarnsWor,h, Leonard S~sti
Gov. Stoue, Gov. Merrill, John Hickman
Gov. CrAvan, Fred'k HAs'aursek, and thou
sands more Of the old original Republican,
These men hold 10 utter loa,bing and con
ssmp, the corrupt trading Grant dynasty,
and Will never cease their efforts to eKter.
inmate that dynasty from of The lace Of the
political earth.
Who lead the Democracy HorAto oey-
mour, Geo. 4. McClellGn Geo. Il. PeGdIe-
ton, Thomas A. Hendricks, Vim. Il. Gross-
beck, Geo. Hancock, Gov. Hoffman, Sanford
+. Church, FrAGcs Ksr0so, Gov. RAndolIh
Gov Parker Gov Eaglsh, Senator Thur
man, senator StocktoB. Senator Blair, aid
Representatives, CtS, Beck, Randall, Voor.
hsss, Robinson, Marshall Eldridgs, Sloeum,
Niblark, and others whom We have trusted
GlsGyI, AID always can trust. The Demo
cratic party is solid, with insgni6Sant s1-
captions. for the action Of its convention,
aud ia willing to do anything honorable to
relieve the country from the saoeking mia.
uls Of the Grant Ring.
Who lead the Grant Ring? Apostats
renegade Democrats, every one Of then,
Who are tb@y? Grant himself, an ap1stAts,
who never voted the Republican tctet n
his life. Who next? o. P. Morton, Sine
Cameron, John A. Logan, Mat Carpenter
aud Ben Butler. These are the men Who
rule aud run the Gran. Ring; Who seized on
the Republican organization and perverted
ii TO their own private use no, one If
whom was a Republican I'LL long after the
Republican party secured power; no, one Of
wh1m ever gave IL any aid When it was
weak eVsrv one Of whom stsid 10 our party
While we had power and Office to give; ADD
all lefG rs When they could secure otics,
power aud plunder from III, other side.
These are the men who lead aod oontrol
the ao-ta'led Republican party to-day. No
respectable Republican Gao aid them 10 their
schemes or folIoW ihsir lead without dis
grace. No Democrat who ha, any decent
respect for himself or bi, party cen AID 10
bssplog them in power. The only way to
nd he country OF their corrupt aud dis.
graceful rule is to vote for Horace Greeley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11

There are general reasons Why or peo
pie, 10 o,mnou With Amsfioan ciuz ns Of
Of Ill RACES aud naIionaltues, A. veil a.
special reasons why, 80 Irsb-A americans
We should favor Greeley and opposs Grant
Fifty Of these reasons We give herewith
TvESrY Five REASONS Why HORACE GREE
LEY OUGHT To BE ELECTED.
/. Because he ia smphAiicAlly a man Of
the people.
- Because he is opposed to HArper's
o. bseauss "ths interests Of England de.
mHnd thts he should be defeated y
q Because his dsf,al you'd give a renew
cd Ease Of power 70 eoirup, add danger
Gus party.
o Because he has been the stead faS;
enemy Of slavery, proscri piion, and biRo-
9. Because he will aid iu colonizipg IN.
sIeH Me'' 9Th the surplus population Of
q bseAuss his policy Of reconciliation !,
founded on a humane pripe,nl.a and iii a.
"p''e The memory Of a past h .ts.
o. bsoause he has sympalh zsd with ant
AIDED suffering Ireland.
oseaase By word and example he hA
~" .ns tue dignity Of labor.
, AZ Because We want a m.n nj ida. n
N -aot knoW-nolhing.
~ NseASss hH earnest efforts will De d.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
Read This /:

A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MRsSRs. J. Q MAGUIRR, st. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen-The undersigned, having known you
fol- many years as reliable chemists and Phar-
maccutists, and observing the effective action Of
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bear voluntary evidence to the efficacy of ur
last and, in our opinion, best preparation
"MAGUIREs oUEDURANGo BITTERs." Il
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gative. depurator and diuretie, acting specially
upon the liver, blood kidneya and bowels.
JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds Ihave
found this the most pleasant and effective medi-
cine have ever used"
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commission
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TH0s. RIoHESoN, 8. Fl LAFLIN,
Pres Caller bite Lesd Of Lsiisn Rand Pow
4 Oil Co. der 90.
DIX HousER, cHAS. g. CONFER,
Prop ST. Louis Globe. Gilman Dem Cent Com.
We. WAGNER, P. FERGUSON,
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BRITAIN A. HILL. HENRY T. MUDD,
Attorney at Law. late Gifts a ooupty Asst
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late Pres. Boatman's cPk Court Grim Correct
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late cily Collector E. A. sHRY0cK,
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THERON BARNUM, JAMES ARCHER,
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HORACE GREELEY ON SECESSION.
Extract from his Speech in Cincinnati, Frida
Evening. September Goth, 1879.

As the Grant papers aud speakers are
psr.istentIv and ma iou.lv mi.r.nrsseptiug
me 'e"' =" '7''''"' P''ro'
speech before the people until after election
Mr. Gresley .ad.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11

"HHi tie distinct understanding that u
elected, shall be PresidSnt, not Of a party
but qf The iohole people, accept your Ro1i
nation iR tie confident trust that the masses
Of cur cointrymSR, North and South ar,
eager 10 clasp hands ooer The bloody ehasn
Uhich has TOO long diUided them, forgetting
that they haze been enemies IN the joytu
consciousness that they are and must hence
forth remain brethren. Horace Greeley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
ScrOfala.

l. the dread diisaSe whsh annually sweeps
its thousauds TO the grave. Il makes its APP
peAranco In many iJrmsi In Consun Ption,
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females re Toub ed, 40. Perhaps no on' Is
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toe eiraui aiion. IL 10 . blood disease DE-.
TUFTS sAr.nparilIA and Queens Delight Poss-
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II year child has worms, or bad breath, or
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MaDxcAl.
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CONTINENTAL ply sICIAN.


sos State Street, the Longest engaged and u.9,t
successful Physician III the v est, IN the trea,-
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as . specialist is unsurpassed in Chicago OF an,
other city, having devoted twenty years 10 IN,
study and treatment Of ali PhlNA1k DIskA-
SEES ana NERVOUS DkBILITi; the Athlete.
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No matter who has fslied, tell HIM your priyat.
troubles, be cufeS cases given up by othtrs
Seminal weakness the esnIt OF early inGI1ere
lions or other causes, producing nsrvObsnsss
biOtchss, pimples en- the face, aversion to soele
ty, impaired vision, loss OF memory, and man
hood, is permanently cured. IL Is self evIdenr
tina physician making q certain class Of dis
/ eases his stsdy, and treating thoussnes Of ease
1 yearly, must acquire greater skill in hs .ps
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where free from observation. Send stamp 70,
| circular
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| Ladies, send for circular on prevention. Con.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
DR.. C. BIGELOW
CoNFIDENTIAL PHYsICIAN

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Hhas removed from No. l79 South CLARK st. cor
ner Of Monroe, to No. 464 SOUTH STATE
STREET, CHICAGO.
1t lis well known by all readers Of the psper,
that DR.. C. Btgslos il the Oldest established
physician in Chicago, who has made The treat
n ent of all chronic and sexual diseases a me
eialty. Science and experience have made Dr
B. the most renowned SPECIALIST the age
honored by the press, esteemed of the highest
medical tttainments by all the medical il stj-
tutss of the gay, having devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF his LIFE in PeTfecting rem &c Ter
that will cure positively the worst cases Of
CHRONIC AND PRIVATE DISEASES 9th.
GENIT0 URINARY ORGANS il both se1es
Seminal Weakness, producing NsTVouspes,.
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Memory and Manhood, perfectly cared. 1t ia
| evident that one who eon6aea himsel. to th.
study Of certain diseases, treating thousands Of
| cases every year, must have greater skin than
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Low, No. 464 State st Office hours from 4
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n. B.-Ladies, send for a descriptive cireuls,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11

voted to AmeliOrAIe The condltlon OF the
workingmAn.
IL Because bis Homestead Law" has
made millions OF men happy and prosper
Gus.
10. Because be believes that the public
land should be given to the people, not to
railroad corporations.
IA Because he ia opposed to ''riDgs," civil
and military.
10. Because be has aided 10 every great
reform.
l6 Because be will not squAnder the pso-
pies money
II, Because he will uphold the simple
dignity which becomes the chief magistrate
Of = republic.
Is Because he is no toady or Prince
woishipper.
~. Because be will select for his Csbi-
net men Of recognized ability and pro
bitJ without reference to race, creed. or
color.
20. Because he opposed KuO~'NOIhins
ism.
81. Because his election will defeat the
EUHlisb PARTY.
% Because be will restore the UOiou, the
States rights, the foundations OF The Con-
stitution
18 R,cause be believes 10 more rational
empIoyment than cJck lighting, horse-rA =
ipg. aud bull-PuP training.
"a Because be will reform and elevate the
sphere Of pOlitics.
! 25 Because be is supported by the ablesI
and hOnes'sss men and journals in the
country.
TWENTY-FIVE REASONS Why GRANT
SHOULD NOT RS Rs ELECTED.
!. Because be is ths Candidate of Har-
p.r's Weekly.
?. Because be il on the sam. ticket wi
Wilson the uurepeutAut kuo~-No,hiag.
B. Because be ia Supported b, oil The pro-
scrI puve sectarIAns 10 the eoubtrJ.
4. Becsus., according 10 the London
Echo, 'ths Interests IF EoglAnd demand bis
r--eleotiJo.
5. Because be is ignorant Of the 6r
prinoi pies OF ststesmADship.
8. Because bis p,rsonAl habits disquAlify
him.
7. Because be is at Long Branch when
he ought to be IN Washington.
8. Because be has usurped powers nct
Conferred by the CJusItution.
3. Because his party fsvJrs csurAlZI
ton. which IL = step tosard, AOsolusism.
TO- Because bis government of The South
ia military rather Than civil.
| IL. B,cAuse We hAvs no assurance that q
second term will satisfy bin.
L. Because the old Know Nothing ele-
ment IS uuantr Gus 10 his favor.
l3 Because hi, baughng Cabinet kSi
brought disgrace GU the national honor.
IA. Because be has tolerated flaud SnC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
GREELEY OR GRANT.

The iollo~lng from tbs Irish World ,f
October D h, will explain the Presidential
views Of that paper 30 plainly tha, even a
post master can comprehend them:
THE TWO CANDIDATES..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
Testimonial for Epilepsy !

BowAYroH, Conn.,, Feb. 2, 1871.
Dr.. o. PHELrs BRowH, No. IL Grand Street,
Jersey City, N. ]
Dear Sir:-Ny brother who 10 now in his 18th
year, has been Subjset TO epilepsy or fits from
childhood. The spasms would invariably Oecur
during the night, and our local physician here
could do nothing TO help him save prescribing
Bromide Of Potassium, which would afford only
AtsmPorAry relief, He vas gradually bat surely
becoming insane, and in this condition we pro-
cured your restorative GssiiuiAnt, herbal Oint-
mspt and pills, and used directed, AID bat a
short time elapsed before the sPasus entirely
sssSsd, his intslle ct grew brighter and in short
was entirely restored to perfect health. You
may use this testimonial as you may deem
proper. aI what have said are facts.
Respectfully yours,
febl3dwly CHARLES RAYMOND.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11

Presidential Electors,
At Largc--wirliam BrusA OF Cook.
John d. Cafon, Of LASalle.
LIST District Thomas Hoyne. OF Cook.
"a District-C. u. p Holden. of Cook.
81 Di-trict-Arno Voss, OF COOK,
4th Di-trict-lsaac W Swami. OF Kane.
bth Di-trict- robert G BurcheIL OF Ogle.
9th Di-trict-Erie Johnson. OF Henry.
9Th District Casper Butz. OF VIII.
etb District stephen K Moore, OF kankakee.
IN Dlstnet--Martin Shellenhargsr, Of stark.
.Uth Dst rict-0e0. Edmund-. Jr., OF Hancock.
IN Dt-frift-Wm. Steinwedel, OF Adams
.th Dh- rict david L. Phillips. Of Sangamon.
9Th Di-trict-Samuel &, ParK-. OF Logan.
4th Dirtrict-J0hn cunningham, u Coles.
18th District-John n HWin OF Etnngham
18th Di-triet-Geo L link. OF Montgomery.
lIth District-Juhn Hinehclihe. nf 81 Clair.
ism District Hen. w. sharp. OF Perry.
l9th District franklin Pierce. OF Wayne.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-11
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