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NOTICE TO DRuaarsTs.-By act of the Leg
i%slature, druggista are required to have the
ANT1DoTE 10 each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold By them printed upon The label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
ls prepared to print to order oil such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. Speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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THE PHILADELPHIA IRON STRAIN
LINE, sYIsHS -
nE r1Rsr.oIAss IRON SCREW s~EHA1sHIfs;
VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley,.: jz.

ar VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley.:
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter, 81 sffg
Are now regularly on the Line, insuring q lint
class sea connection between Philadelphia and
Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad COM.
panies at both termini, AFFORD rapid transportation
70 and nom oil points in the Cotton States, and :;
TO and from Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Chicagoand
the principal cities OF the Northwest, Boston,
Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing Censa
tres.
a The VIRGINIA is appointed to sai1sfr6rn
Brownie Wharf, on FRIDAY, september g, at 81
O'Clock p. IL.
HrThe GULF SIRE An will follow: 4 =
70 WE. A. OoURTEN.AY, Union Wharves.
W.P. CLYDE co., General Agents, 30. H.
south Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
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LAWYERS can have their Briefs printed In
any style desired, OF short notice, at TIE NEWS
JOB OFFICE.
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COTTON NARKET5.

COTTON MARKETS. oH
> LIVERPOOL. September 8.
Noon.-Cotton opened dfm; uplands loh' or-
leans l0xd. -
LsteT:SGosiou more I. s, qu des ~ up7 n q Is. l 6S;s., or;
leans 10ha10Kd; sales 1900 paies; speoui4ueh
Standardization closed unchanged. Yarns and
fabrics drmer; buyers and sellers apart. - =.
NEW YoRK. September 8. "
Noop.-Cotton quiet; sales 56 bales; uplands
Eve, ine.-Colton auIet; sales 111s bales; mp
lands 22hc, Orleans 221f. Sales'of futures 10 Gay
1900 bales. ~ follows: September. 20 3.lea2qN;
eember, 10 5.isSis lis. January, lsXa2o; FeOru.
Ais' ".'2t "". BOSTON. September D.
cotton steady; middllngs 2sxc; gross receipts
Is bales sales 400; stock 1900.
PHIEApRLPHA, September 8.
,BALTIMoRE. September 8
Cotton firm; middltpgs 22c; gross receipts ]
bale; sales 1856: stock 800 ....,,o.o
Cotton quiet; low middllnss 1ska2oc; net re.
ceipts 135 bales; exports coastWlde 3os; STOCK
2s6.
Cotton quiet; .middlIngs nominal; STOCK lo4
bales; STOCK yesterday should have been l9J bales.
y SAVANNAH, september
Cotton active; middfinRs 1910; net r. eel IT'S III
oa'e' AUGUSTA, September3 3.
Cotton quiet; mlddlinRs l9k8lshc; net re-
0e.ps' MEMPHIS. September 8.
Cotton rrm; middllngs 2lHa21|c; receipts AZ
tales; shipments os; stock 10 y. o,uhr,
Cotton firm; middllnRs zoe; net receipts 81
bales; exports ooa.tv ise 7; saleaIs; stock 1890.
: NliW URLRANss September 8.
Cotton flrm; demand active; smfidllngs" 2oHa
2OXc; net receipas l61 ba!esi gross 1855; Sales
1856; stock s5iS. ., s,.,o
Cotton steady; good ordinary l7Aal7Hc; net
receipts 1875 bales; safes 200; STOCK 673S.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 3.
Noon.-BreadsturI exritrd. Red winter wheat
12s Cd TO Is. Flour 3os. Corn 28s Cd to 2ss. -.
> NEW YORK, Ssptember3.
Noon.-Flour 15a2jc bette i. wheat &c better.
Corn 1c better. Pork quiet and Steady at $!4a
10 20. Lard steady; steam skssH. Tarpsn'ine
steady at 6lK452. Rosin quiet at 1873 ior
strained.
Evenlng.-Flour active and frmer; common to
fair extra 81 50as rs: good to choice SO soalo 60.
Whihkey more activs at 93as3Hc. Wheat mac
tive at an advance, winter red Western 81 56a
/ 60, with higher freSghls. Corn 1c better, with
active export and fair home demand. Rice quiet
Ut sKssXo. Pork steady. Lard firm. Naval
stores steady. s
81 IS. Corn Hrmer; white 65s66c; yellow 03a65c.
0a's dull; Southern Ssa4lc. Rye 75a,5c. Pro-
vlslon qHlet but fro. Bacon In good demand;
shoulders 81. Whiskey s4K.
LOUISVILLE. September g..
Bsgglng fairy active and steady. Breadstufs
a shade tirmer. Provisions In fair demand and
unchanged. Whisky soc.
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CHRoMos.-To close out the balance of our
stock, will sell framed Chromos from 40c. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
inly30-tuths
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Picnic y EXCURSION PARTIES will CONSUL
their Interests by calling at TEE NEWS JOB
OFFICE, when printed tickets or posters are
needed,
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FINE LEAD PENCILS, rubber-tIpped, rs cents
o dozen. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND EAST
BAY NEWS ROOM. apr16-tu
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

GENTS COATS, VESTS AND PANTS dyed,
cleaned and renewed In A No. ] style St Otto
sonntag's, Dyer, No. "a Wentworth street,
near the Artesian Well.
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FEATHER BUSTERS, 40 cents each. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. aprl7-w
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CRoQUET SEASONING are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at 50 rs. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stuth
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TEE I It COUNCIL.

p,,.t md RusIn.ss-Like Session-rhe
Improvements at the o"'
Ordered.
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New York I,ioe Market.

NEW YORK, September 2.
The Daily Bulletin says: The demand has been
light, but the marEet Is steady, with sales OF 200
b6ls Rangoon a. take; rs bags Patna OF 74aSc,
and rs t.erces Carolina at 8xs9Xc.
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscoplc
Views, 81 so per dozen. basel STREET
BAZAAR. aprl9. mwf
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Receipts per railroad, September 3.
souTH. oARoLINA RAnRoAI

so7 bales cotton. 81 bales goods, oa b5ls spirits
turpentine. ITO bbls rosin and crude, 2S5 dds q
Smith, Prinele & soa, Mowry 4 Son, P.laer, Rod.
5ers & co, TIP Smith, Barden & Parker, Chapeau
Z co. III Frost & GO, G q Walter & co. Reeder q
Davis, Crawley &.Dehon, Murdaugh d Weekly, w
Wagentr d Monsees, W q Bee j. CO.; O Leloenrood.
Kinman d Howell, a J Salinas, rJno Hanckei, i'm
Caldwell T. son. Trenholm & son, Bollmaun Bfosr
Tledeman, Calder & co, B O'Neill, Bulcken y
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Chipping.
nor NEW..Yo.R E., Il,

The splendid sidew6eel. Steamship CHAN,
PION, Il. W. Lockwood, Commander WI. ssHt
from Adger's South Wharf on SATURDAY, tnd
7th II September. at - O'Clock. .I.I...
a6r Marine Insurance. by this line H-pefeens.
lions for passengers, AND her. table Is seuppHea
with al or the deiicacies of the. New YORK anu
Charleston markets. ID :.
~ Through Bills of LadInG given on Cotton
Liverpool, Boston, Providence, and the New En8S
land manufacturing towns.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, applyto
sep2LB JAMES ADGER Il Co. ,ARenusS Y
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POET CALENDAR
rOcN,H PHASES.

New Moon. Cd. 7 Tours 81 minutes, evening.
First Ouarter. 1osn, 8 hours, Al minutes, evening.
fuil Noon, 18th. II hours, is minutes, evening.
Last Onarter, Path, 8 hours, 2 minutes, evening.
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BOSTON AND CHAREEsToN NJ !
~ SHIP LINE - !, ,,T.ocstsax

Tlesteamship MERCEDlTA,i Captain GEEf1E Ell
MSrsnmaU, is now receiving Freight ~ 4 $1,000. JiD
Boston, and W q SAIL for this port on SATUKnsh Xfst,kf
the the S Siss !. Of A nv scd mus anoFa nlqst aplPpe Is a9ssssss=s
Tne MERUEprTK MI ~
ton on SATURDAY, the 7Iht0f Gseptemoetsa qdNhkea
For Freight eng agementg, apply iIEIf. IN bHsaSsl
- 40 -f.-.s.r JAMES A0GER6 C0sso:1gr:f
auq23 -a.i $500 a. ..ca.e.af
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. esaas.7a::
y - -. 90 I--EGf..tsl j;lIg spi5n sol
s III. ~ s4INcRHAsEDi sERRyyrcE 80 80 VIZ W. - gg,
%. sc,aii = .---- g,Is.t iRyH nait4s5Eiis
PACIRfCg MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYH
THROUGH. LINE.TO--
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND yAPAN.Hr
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NORTHEASTERN RIILRoAD.

4 bales cotton, II bbls crude aad 100 sbblss
spirits turpentine, 3l2 bhls roBln, carslumber.and-
odd iron, mdse, DC. To-Whilten & Jones; Barlen,
ID Parker, Kinsman & HoweHsG " WtHsms q.
s D Stoney, Chapeau q CO. Z. Yelling, Railroad
Agent, and others
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RRoAPITULATIOE.
Whites I, Blacks aud Colored 2a-total 80; and
TIE CARRIED FORCE" FUND.

GEO. s. PELzER, NJ. D.. City Registrar.
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lCHlRLRsToN,

D. Weisbeip, Joseph Fass, Savannah; George
BLAND, Ohio; M. Rich, Atlanta; J. W. Sheffield,
Georgia; Z. Kstzenberg, Florida; DR.. J. R.
Gibson, United States Army; ]. s. Law, A. 8.
White, L. E. Williamson, Darlington; Captain
George W. Ramsay, United States Navy;
Francis B. Knapp, jacksonville; E. T. Moore,
South Carolina; Miss Sarah J. Helth, Miss
Georgiana Holmes, New York; Miss Palmer,
Columbia; Miss Kate Mcsween, Georgia; ]. D.
Robertson, South Carolina.
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Hotel neutrality-suspicious. 3.
pAYL1oN.

PAVILION.
N. G. Wilson, New York. J. B. Mccall, W.
J. Gardner, F. J. Coney, EfiDgham; L.. D. swy-
CERT, Columbia; B. ]. Bennett, Sumter; G. W.
Conner, Abbevllle; Geo. 2. Mcintyre, South
Carolina; T. A. Hudgens, Honea Path; ]. NJ.
Wade, Marion; 8. Holman, j. 8. McTeer,
Green Pond; W. 8. Utsey, j. 8. Utsey, Georges
Station; g., N. Mccall, BenneltsVilie; P. y.
Glbbon, Clarendon; A. A. Thorsnal, 8. F. Vile,
st. Stephens; J. B. Carnigan, Wrighrs Bluff;
j. Wilson, South Carolina; W. W. Durand,
Great Easlera Circus; B. F. Williamson, Efing-
ham; J. A.. Dunn, Columbia; Henry sparnick,
Aiken; VIM. Kennedy, Columbia; A. Mower,
Camden; A. Wickman. Mrs. Nansew, Walter.
boro'; Louis Lyons, N. Levi, Manning; J. c.
Wilson, 8 G. McLare, Sumter.
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MoRrUARY REPORT FOR TIE PEEK.

The following is the official return of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week end.
ing August 81, 1872:
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funeral Monies.

STEINMEYER.-Died, on The morning Of the Sd
Instant, ELLA ELIZA, daughter OF GeorgeE. and
ELLA G. Stelnmeyer, aged ono year, four months
and twenty.nine days.
~rTHE. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
and those OF hi. John 4. stinmeyer and Captain
Thomas Phillips, and OF their respective families,
are Invited to attend the Funeral Services at 0
O'Clock, THIS MOANING, a.. the residence, corner
Beaufain and Gsdsden streets. sep4 ~
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FARES GREATLY REDUoEDtG'

- u. s.fI E.fSI5l-
Steamers OF, the above line leave PiegaGfS6ET
No. AZ. North RiYer, foot OF Canal street. sieT
New York. at u. O'Clock noon 9: iss lo.Eaa ~ s.
fall onsSund8y, then the Saturday pfecedtnR1i
An departures connects at Panama:with stest1 IT'D
es for south Pacific and Central American Pofsssesa
cisco first OF every month, except when " lalls On
Sundsvzthen on the day preceding - ti.,I.sn
Eo9Caliiornia Steamers sou:n az Hayans, DuheSf,
One hundred pou ads bsgga2efreefo each aduiE 10
Medicine and attendance free.l 80 % .tfiia
at The ,GoSPASY's' TICKET -OFfIJE.. on ttls q
YORK. i..aF. 3. BABY, Agsn SS;;n;si-T
NOR LIVERPOOL, VlAQUEENSPoWfl.ea
a.5,arsr@ &of;iu;tr = s;94s1.:
CARRYING THE UNITED sTATrs'MAnst,,esso
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WfsTEM
sS6SN STEAM COMPANY iE
VIM dispatohi one OF, their.. rals.clasa., s. OVEN
Iron screw stsa%%snipg ffS@ y,wpnspsn; dsas
Cabin Passage $50, gold. tli'l& iigS. els5I.l. lso
Storage Passage toace nc. 70 Broadway sss Ga ~
'I For FfSc,sht or cabin Passage, appg,ssef 3 ~
No. 6s Wall streesMF =.
n. Through Bulls Lading to Livernnoiiasua3 40
NJ kl6 Cl8TlSSCOQ aQ6 NcW Okh ~ ERLSt ALL ~
1aSa cIose connection with the above una. .,s,a..
For particulars end rate Of FEel9at apply l@uon.s
WAGNER, HUGER & co., cAN.
5000 mr. WN. A. 0OHHTENkY. ~ .s.Ha<S5
q Q R F L B / 2. A. :
VIA SAVANNAH. "a tss ~
4; as.H a1E.
The Splendid Steamer DI6rAToR.
Captain L. ID. ooxetter. will leave &E
Charleston every TURsDAY. EVE MING, at haul pasE8
O'CLOCK, 1or SAVANNAH, FPKNANDINA, jazz >
SONplLLh. AyD ALL LANDINGS
On ST. I0AE'S RIVER TTtTf
Returning. DICTATOR will leave PALATKA ~
THURSDAY MIGHT SAVANNAH SATURDAY NORM 81
ING. arriving here sam. afternoon. r1.lS, VI 3rs,
All Way Freight must 'pe prepaid. s
For Freight or .Pay>sge, having splendid 40 -,
commcdations, apply to -,
RATIENEL & CO., Agents, Essf.
Corner Vanderht,rsr's Wharf and East Bay ~
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, September 3.
Nom -Con8oIs 92x. New ives S9X.
FRANKFORT, September 8.
PARIS. September 8.
~ NEW YORK, September s.
Noon,-S:ooks dull. Gold quiet at 13X. Money
easy at 4. Exchange-:ong 8H; short tx. Gov.
erninents dull and steady. State bonds quiet.
EyepInR.-Frelghts !nrmer. Money closed IT.
REGULAR, Some loans at The sterling at Six. Gold
l8Xa18k. Governments closed steady aud a1rac.
ton lower. States generally dull. Tennessees
06 Il. ..
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i. Arrived out, the Algeria anu fetuVlap.
LIST. OF VESSELS. ..
Up, CLEARED AND sAnED FOB >TH1s PORT.
-c FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Ship Nautilus, Spencer, observation-disclosures %
The aranton, Rowland, sailed ............1uly 70
CARDIFF.
The oormorsnt, Hansen, sailed: .......August Il
VALPARAISO.
Bark Sapho, Wilbur, up...........'......JuIy:Si
F. DOMESTIC.
+" PHILADELPHIA. sp'9t'
Steamship Virginia, RInckley, cped.....August 80
BOSTON. =
Brig n E Pennell, Plummer, cleared. August ~
Steamer Mercedlta, -, observation-disclosures 20
NEW YORK.
Brig Guiding. Star, -, up........:...August 20
Schr Myroyer. Brown, p Augnss ~
Schr Jarnet, Tiiton, cleared August o
Schr q N Hawkins Wyatt, up..........Augus IL
schr @ Lawrence, Randall, cleared ..August 20
BALTIMORE.
Schr @ P Wright, Chopper, August ~
R0CKPoRT, NE.
schr E vancleaf, Thorndike, saird....Apguss %
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TO B NE.w : Z Ok $50 sa,S. 81 Z
ON WEDNESDAY, sR sESlEl lslsR AZ
2 O'CLOCK P. NJ has Dc - |

NEW IRON STEAM LMEEET1BlIsnEDt Bro
..i!.iI!tsEIts EGIp
-r5 - pfj a.s.eF.Ii sgaid.
tsTATE.ROoMs AIh7oHa EgK.ssttas
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OR COL.
ORED.
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THE NEWS ABOUT COTTON:
Aspect of the New York Market
tSrom the Financial Chron'c:e.]

lEAobh SNS
NEW YORK. August 80.
We have had q declining market lor tne
mast week. Immediately after our last report
with a good demand from spinners, there was
a siisht advance In prices for SIP It cotton, Grdl-
narv and good ordinary being quoted on
Saturday AT lat,. better than on the previous
Sav. Monday and Tuesday the Transactions
on the spot were moderate, and quotations
wer. unchanged; but Wednesday there was o
decline OF Ic. Since then there has been o
fair business doing, und prices remained on
Thursday without O further change, Dnt aC-
vanced Ic. to-day. with o continued Suoo ae-
mand, and closed firm OF the advance. -,
for futures the market became nuil uue
weak Immediately following our lasI repoLt'
declining Saturday about l-l6c., aud notwlth-
srandinI The unfavorable reports in circnla-
lion with regard to the crop, under . presslr-
of sellers there was a continuation OF This
downward movement each day until Thursday
morning. On Thursd ~ a reaction appeared
to setiD, probably the result of The less SAILS
factory view the trade accepted with rrgardio
The growing crop, The injnry from rust ana
worms finding more believers. me np"aIu
movement was further developed tc-aay, tne
market being more active, at an aoVaIceu u
4c. on near mouths and &c. On January umu
February contracts. The prices TOT 5utuIea
list report-d were, Oasis loW nilua inS
20 i-l6c. for September; l94c. for octomer; lvc.
~, Nov.mb.r: Igc. for December; 1919. lor
.Isnnsrv. 19lc. Tor February. The total saes
of This description for the week are 96,ooo
bales. For Immediate delivery the total sales
foot ne this week ll.493 bales, Including ltl0
for exnort. 9O65 for consumption, sos for spec
ulation, and 100 in transit.
weather and Crop Reports by TeIe'
ram.
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The weather in this State has been warm
and dry, and has been less favorable as com.
pared with last year during the same period.
No worms of any Kind are reported.
The bottom crop In both early and late cot
ton Is fairly boiled, anG Is maturing well. The
middle crop Is very measre, and the prospect
of q top crop Is very poor On account OF the,
drought.
Fhe laborers are working well. Plcki no
will commence In early cotton the first W eek
In September, and In late about the LIST oil. o.
The present condition of the plant is not
good; the growth is large With long join Is, and
Is shedding considerably. The production per
acre is estimated to be less than last year.
Very respectfully, yours.
CHARLES EGLINGER. Cotton Buyer,
F. INaATE. Cotton Buyer,
]. n. Du<KLIN, Cotton Factor.
A.. G. MCCANTI, Cotton Factor,
r. z. IRWIN, Cotton Broker,
Committee OF Information and Statistics
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, September 8.
Arrived, steamship Bremen.
Arrived out, the Algeria and Peruvian.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-22
NOTES, HERE AND THERE.

The Grant men of New York have nomi-
mated John A. Dix Tor governor. He was
a Grant man four years ego.
John =. Irish is the Liberal candidate for
Congress in the 9th Iowa district, and S. W.
Shelley in the lut district.
The Mace-O 'BaIdWin mill in Collier's
Valley near :he W Va Line, was failure
because they could not agree upon referee.
A mob, at olnsy, ILL.,, took man JefIer-
son White) out of jail on Monday night
and hang him for the murder of Horny
HOullz the Saturday previous.
The Moline ere department held their
annual review to-day, aud had an excur-
sion, to this city, on the street cars with q
baud OF music. They looked nice in their
clean uniforms.
OAts, both old and new, are coming into
the city market in large quantities. They
briBg from Is to % cents per buShel, corn
fuds ready market at 30 cents per bushel
Rye varies 10 price from IS to As cents per
buIhsl. The market is generally pretty
active.
The Presbyterian Sunday School held a
picnic in Warmers Grove to-day.
"Unele" John Warner piloted his relatives
OF the fishing club-and their name is lie.
s'on-'o the cool retreats on Vandruff's Is.
land, this P. NJ, uhere they enjoyed one o.
their inimitAbls Pic MICS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-22

Henry County NOMINATIONS. The
Grant party had regular pull aud haul
affair at their County Convention, In Henry
County, aud finally nominated Peter John
son (Swede) of Bishop Hill, for Sheriff; DR..
Dunkls, OF Cambridge, for Coroner; J.. f..
Patten, Of Cambridge, present incoubest,
Circuit Clerk, and ThOs. L. Mjlchrist, of
GAlvA, for Attorney The great fight was
on sheriff. We learn from Mr.. Hanna, Of
Green River, who was delegate and who
is slso delegate here to-day, at the Hawley
conveuttoul that tkey balloted some three
hours, for Sheriff that there we're four can.
didAtes viz Ayres, Harrington, and two
Swedes Mr.. Hanna SAYS Ayres led at first,
aud would have been nominated but for
HSrriugton's Is votes, Harrington thinking
tina; Ayres's friends, rather than have a
SWede, would come over to him. In this
they we're mistaken, TOR the Ayres men got
so bitter because Harring.on's lG prevented
Ayrss from getting the nomination that
they punished Harrington and his feisuds
by going for SWede. Mr.. Hanna says he
was for Ayres, and that he don't believe in
the policy of getting down on their knees to
Swede while they have so big a majority
as they have in Hsnry,-but they got down,
nevertheless, for fear they should lose the
county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-22
Notice to the Public.

A. BANBERGER will open on Saturday, June
the Sth:
leo pieces choice Prints at zoe per yard.
IS pieces Dolly Warden Alapaoss at zoe per
yard.
20 pieces Wash Poplia at sc per yard.
IS pieces French Percales at Poe per yard.
20 pieces Iron Frame Grenadines at soc per
yard.
10 pisces Japanese silks at 40e per yard.
s0pieees heavy yard wide brown muslin l24e
per yard.
so pieces blesehed yard wide muslin st IL ia per
yard.
50 doE. Ladies White hose Ice per p,ir.
loco Musquito Netts rs, So, Csc.
10 dog Corsets at 75c.
10 doE. Alsxadusr Kids 81 p per pair.
All eolors Nslancss aud Trimming, Silks,
cheap, = splendid assortment OF Ladies Scarfs
and shsTis, and a general stock Of goods of
every description. This notice means business
and will not he undersOid by any house in the
West.
Come one and al ana invest your money
where you get the largest smo5nt OF Dry Goods
for the least Cash.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-22

Ii you do not feel well you send for doctor
he calls upon you, looks wise, serawis some
hieroglyphics upon piece of paper which you
Sl.OU, besides the doctors fee for y re NEEDY nine
times out Of ten not half SO good as DIR. Msrse's
Indian Root Pills, which coats but 25 cents pei
box. Do you think the for uer the best, because
you pay the most for it? Ii you do, We advise
you to use, just as an experiment, the Aorse's
Indian Root Pills. They prepared from q
formula, pronounced by the mOstlearnsd physi-
pians OF our country, to be the best and most
universal of family medicines. The Morses
Indian Root Pills cure Headache, Liver Com
plant. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female irregu-
larities, &C., anu are put up both sugar-coated
and plain. Give them atrial. Sold by ali deal.
ers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-22
Personals

The following are among the distinguished
arrivals at the Harper House, this morning
Jno. Donovan aud family, Memphis, Tenn; I.
G Frost and family, GalesburE, H.: Mrs.
U.ey aud family, Rene, N. Y; John I.
Skinner and family, Syracuse, n. Y. Mr.,
7. NJ. Partridge and wife, West Farms, n,
y; Joseph Utley, Canal Commissioners,
Dixon, H.; NJ. E. Williams, ESQ h.; A. j,
Painham, Esq, Internal Revenue, Dixon.
The register Of the Harper House showed
G4 arrivals on Monday, 69 on Tuesday, 3-
on Wednesday and 30 up to o'clock TO-
day Pretty good showing.