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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-31
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d air L est0ratlTf'
Warranted free from
PoisorS
Clear as Crystsl

Has ae Sediment, no Filth, no Lac Sulphur. nc
Sugar Of Lead, no LithArge, no Nitrate OF
Silver, will restore Gray Hair, prevents the
Hair fron Falling Of, and is entirely free
fFvm the Poisonous and HesIth- Destroying
Drsgs Nssd in other Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair in 9 nice, healthy condition is
fine Dressing, and has given the most sbup
dant satisfaction to thousands who have used
it. Try chs bottle and be convinced. Take No
other.
DR.. q. Smith, PAtsntes, Aver, Mass MANI
featured and for sale by Proctor Brothers,
sell it.
d. Send two thrss-eent stamps to Proctor
Bros, and receive per return mail 9 ''Valuabis
Treatise en- the Human Hair"
Enthusiastically
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-31

These tfains sonuscl ~ Rock Island WITH tho
:rAins on the Chicago, k0ck Island PAoihc
X; the PeoriA a Kocs Island Il H. the Western
Union K K: the Uhtsgi Southeastern X
the Davenport a 81 Paul Il. At Monmouth
With the Goicsgo, surhustg Quincy X X; at
Bushnoll With toledo, Peoria warsaw K X;
a. Bs.rdltown With SpcE gdeld 4 Illinois south
eastern X H. aud Al ChAptG With role TO, Wabash
4 Western X
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ifs gentle ct.rfeat. IS persuasive to unior 10,
erinOre one people. Let as pc 2
harmonious people, united in Heart ard bopt
as We l as in geography and political associ'
atiousa letus resolve 20 cultivate the gracti
and charitfes Of fellow-citizenship. Let Us
resolve that from this city shall go forth an
influence to the North and the south which
shall bind the people together IN the cords OF
a sweeter and stronger affection than they
i0ice to stand ia She city which has been
honored by the holding " she Cincinnati
Convention, whereupon went forth the
NOBLEST PLATFORM OF PRINCIPLES
ever presented to the American people. zap
plause.l These principles commend them
selves 10 my Judgment. They are dear 70 my
heart. III II could do any ything 70 give ascen-
dency perpetual and complete 70 those prin-
ciples, would gladly do it. II my success or
my defeat would promote their advancement
and commend them TO the hearts OF the peO-
pie, / should rejoice alike in that success, or
in that defeat.
thank you, my fellOw-citizens, for the cor
diality, for the unanimity, for the majestic
strength in which you have responded
70 it. As one Of your number, l
has been assigned me, and win endeaYor 10
bear your banner with honor, VIII trutls
with Justice wherever the future may lead,
and wherever the good providence OF God
may enable me TO carry it.
After pauSing few moments, he concluded
as follows: 80, fellOw-citiZens, as am unstlle
TO make myself heard, Will relieve your at
tentiOn and ask Governor Randolph 10 speak
TO You in my stead. Governor Randolph was
then introduced and delivered short speech
Mr.. Greeley Will have a reception aJ the
Burnett House from ten o'clock in the morn
ing 10 twelve O'clock noon, and viii go on
Change. He viii leave al three O'Clock Tor
Louisville, where he will remain until Mon
day, and go thence to Indianapolis.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK, September 2O.-COmparative
cotton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at all United
States ports for the week, fSg7S bales; at The
same time last year, 3a95S bales; total for the
years S3,6S4 bales; last year, $3.50 bales; eX-
ports for The week, S739 bales; same time Last
year, i0iS bales; stock at all United states
ports, 423 bales; last year, $50 bales: stock
AT all United States ports, 1868 balesi last
wear, 90,52 bales; at interior towns, l2,l5b
bales; last-year I2,ll3 bales; at Liverpool,
7990O0 bales; last year, 467 08 bales; American
afiOat for Great Britain, 10000 bales; last year,
jS,O0D bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 20.-COtton Is
easier; good ordinary, lSc; low mlddlng, lS4
(GlSisc; mlddiings, lo1sc; sales, 500 bales; re-
ceiptS, 1872 bales; stock, 1854 bales. Week S
sales, l5,AO bales; recei ipts-nei. II III bales;
gross, l5,0i2 balesi expOrts-Liverpool, HOS
bales; cOastwise, 1855 bales
SAVANNAH, September 20.-COtton heavy
ordinary, l51lc good ordinary, l55zal6c; mid
dlings, ISc; net receipts, SlS bales; sales, $50
bales; stock, I2,2l7 bales. Weekly net receipts,
1853 bales; exports-to Great Britain, 772 bales /;
coastwise, 1881 bales; sales 1890 bales.
MOBILE. September 2l.-Cotton-no de-
mand; buyers and sellers apart; unsettled
since unfavorable reports; good ordinary
IL Sc; low middlings, l71zc; middlngs, lSc;
net receipts, I'll bales; exports coastwise, 5l6
bales; sales, 100 bales; stock, 1910 bales.
Weekly net receipt 3752 bales; eXpOrts-coast-
wise, l6J7 bales; sales, 200 bales.
CHARLESTON, September 2O.-Cotton is
depressed and lower; ordinary, l519alJt4c; /;
middlings, n0ninally l714c; net receipts, 2l09
bales; expOrts-coastwise, 1854 bales; stock,
l0,l04 bales. Weekly net receipts, OPS bales; (;
xports-cOastwise, 1854 bales; sales, $3.50 bales
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TAX NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR. , :
" MEMPHIS, Tenn, September Q, 1872.
90 fhe Ctsy Tax Books are now in my
possession and am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent. per month discount
for prompt payment for the 45th cor
POrRte year, Isz2.
FELIX w. ROBERTSON,
selO City Tax-CollectOr.
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CINCINNATI, September 0.-H0race Greeley
arrived at the Little Miami depot twenty
minutes after three O'Clock this afternoon in
charge OF the Reception Committee, COM
posed OF the Board OF Aldermen and Council
men, from this city, who met him al the vii
lage OF Morrow, Al the depot ne was met by
the entire Board Of Common Council in car
riages. Mr.. Greeley was placed in q carriage
with Mayor Davis, the leading carriage.
wagon drawn by six gray horses, led the pro
cessicu- An Immense crowd had gathered al
the depot 10 receive Mr. Greeley, who was
erected with cheers The whole line Of march.
extending from the depot to the Burnett
House. was a solid thrOng Of people. The
demonstrations were hearty and enthusiastic,
but did not assume polncsal Pnase. But lew
banners were hung ont on the line Of march.
His reception was as guest OF the clty and
a distin eliShed visitor 70 the Industrial Expo
sffion- Atfhe Burnett House the jam OF peo-
pie was very great, large details Of police
being necessary 10 clear the streets. After Mr..
Greeley had little time 10 resi-, ne was escorted
TO the Exposition Hall, the street along the
line Of march being densely thronged with
people. The reception Al the Exposition look
place in the Commissioners room The Com
missioners, Mayor Davis and the members Of
the Common Council met % receive him.
There were a few ladies present AZ the recep-
u0n- The reception speech In hehalI OF the
exposition Commissioners, was made Dy Ar.
A. 4. GOstOrn President, and in behalf Of the
city BY Mayor Davis az
Mr.. GREELEY RESPONDED.
A solitary soldier, equipped and plumed for
war; - not an imposing spectacle, but sur
rounded by agencies and incidents OF peace
ne seems incongruous and fantastic--s relic
OF some bygone aga representative OF a so
elal order long since fallen into decay But
mass one hundred thousand quiet as he into
an army carefully ranked, thorOuqhlv t1iSef-
pllhed and supplied with an the requisite en-
emery OF defacement and destruction. and its
maJestle power and its terrible signifcance
are plalni even 70 the aWed, aC,lnfring gaze Of
childhood. 80 the work Of The lonely pioneer.
buried deep m the primevM forest. Wherein
ms rude tog cabin has just been thrown up
around which he is slowly beating bsct- ~
empire Of shade and savagisrn by dint OF AZ
and IRE, seems petty and casual when re-
gaFded by itsehi bnt could We, from some
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DIED.

DAVIE-At Friar's Point, Miss, September
II, 1872, Of cOngestiye chill, p. II. DAVE, aged
IS years, resident OF this city.
The friends and acquaintances Of the FAM
lily are respectfully invited to attend the fu-
neral, at Elmwood Cemetery, this 0sATUR-
DAY) morning. at 10 O'Clock. Services by
Rev. DR.. Bowman. Carriages at Hoist q Co.'s
and leave at 90 O'Clock.
SNITH-In New Orleans, on Wednesday,
September Is, 1872, J. HORT SMITH, aged q
years, a native of Kentucky.
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Notice to Hebrews.

DERSONs desiring TO secure seats in the
y Synagogue Of the Congregation Beth T'I
hIneth for the coming Holy Days, can apply
az The Vestry-rOoms, corner Monroe and see
Ond streets, on SUNDAY, the ed inst, be-
tween ~ and O'Clock p.p. ll
sells 3. NJ. LEVY, Secretary,
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BREECH-LOADING SHOTGUN,

lWOrJn elJJl
is offered for the best PigeOnc.shOOting !;
Match on FRIDAY; entrances fee, s..
Best general display Of Flowers, Plants
and shrubs from the greenhouse and
garden, including Plants in Pots, Cut
flowers, BOquets and vergreens.-......--.s50 90
Best general display Of Canned Fruits,
Preserves, Jeliies, Pickles, Catsups,
etc., made in southern Stafes.--...---.-..- ~ W
Best Suit Of Gentleman s Clothing, made
bya Lady, including Coat, Pants and
Best display Of Quilts and Comforts
and ---e..-o 9..-' 25 o.
Best display Of Embroidery by South
ern Lady, to include specimens of silk,
Best and most tasty Calico Dress, made
by a southern Lady .---...s.-.------.- = w
Best display Of CrOtchet~E OF K ,.------.- - "
Bestgeneral display Of Artificial Flowers - "
Best display OF Hair rWOrk-...--.------------ = ~
Best Southern made Bonnet--. ---------.-- ~ ~
Best Pictorial WOrSted Tapestry .--------.- . %
Best Historical Painting, in OIL BY
Southerner (original design )...--..------. % %
Best Landscape Painting, in oil, loriginal
design . W
Best Animal Painting, in oil Original
design - W
Best Painting in water cOlors lorlglnal
QeSigL - 10
j. g. BALLENTINE, President.
LEON. TRoUsDALE. Secretary. sells saw
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y. j. falA " LlN0oJ
JNO. 4. WEBB,
JNO. j.. RAWLINGS.

The business will be continued by ]. ]. Raw
lings and JnO. L. Rawlings, under the same
firm style as heretofore. We VIII De pleased
to see all our old friends, and wiz conduct our
business for their interests on liberal and cor
rect principles.
80 Those indebted TO the old trrn VIII please
observe the importance Of settling up and be-
Ginning again. j. j. RAWLINGS & co.
Memphis, September 2, 1872. se3
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DISSOLUTION.

FJlHE Firm OF J.J. Rawlings & Co. is dissolved
L by mutual consent, by the withdrawal OF
J. L. Webb. J. ]. Rawlings viii pay all debts
OF the concern, to whom ali indebted t01t viii
please make payment.
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IS LARGE AND COMPLETE,
" EMBRACING
1000 pes Bagging,
1000 bbls. Flour,
500 bgs. Coffee,
100 hhds. Sugar,
800 pkgs. MOlasses, 100 tcs. Hams,
500 pkgs. Tobacco,
1000 bdIs. Ties,
2000 bhls. Salt, 100 esks. Bacon,
800 bhls. Sugars,
ESQ bbls. Whisky,
400 pkgs. Lard,
TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF
Case Goods, all well Selected, snd offered
at the lowest possible figures. to which we call
Our A. c. Treadwen still presides over our
Cotton Department, and giYes>his personal
attention TO the sale OF all cOnsignments Of
the staple to US.
B8- In returning our grateful thanks to our
friends and the public for the very liberal
patronage extended TO us in the past, we re-
specuully ask continuance of the same,
promising our best efforts TO merit it.
Rs- We make Liberal Cash Advances on
cOnsignInents Of Cotton, when desired.
Soliciting your patronage,
We femain, very respectfully,
sci A. &. TREADWELL q BROS.
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WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE
readers of the APPEAL to our
SPECIAL BULLETIN FOB SEPT. q


For saIe.-A Dairy Farm, of ten acres;
small cash payment, with ample time 10 pay
out the balance by sale of milk.
Also a large and costly Jefferson Street Resi-
dence at the value of the vacant ground.
For Rent.-A Cottage Residence ON Mosby
street, with privilege Of buy ing at a low figure.
dence for larger vacant lot.
For hease.-Ten Years Lease on Desirable
Lots on Madison street extended.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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RRIGHTER VISTA

stretched away beyond it. Now that repre-
sentative theories have been fully applied to
the Government, and proved success, after
making an due allowances. for drawbacks. l
believe its application to industry is only a
question Of time. That workers who make
clothes or shoes, or whatever else may minis
ter to human sustenance and comfort, viii
learn how to do this as partners rather than
hireHngS, dividing equitabiy the proceeds
instead Of accepting share OF them as wages.
Years. il not ages, may yet be required 10 per-
feet safeguards whereby cooperation of work
ers alone may be rendered practicable, benet-
cent and secure; and yet l feel assured that
day viii come in which he who wants house
built in Cincinnati will apply TO a corporation
of practical builders, organized like any bank
or raj road company, bargain with the agent
Of that corporation, as he now does with the
or firm. and have his work
done at least as well and reasonably as now,
while the stipulated price win be wholly and
fairly appOrtiOned among those who have
earned il. II YOU ask where is the capital to be
had I pOfnr to
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MONDAY, OCT. 21, '72,
Five Attractive Flowing Matches.
Six TrOtting Premiums, one. for each day.

OLA 4lUNA2AAS uAg A1A NaAlA Ne -
Stock Premiums, also for Poultry, very COM
plete and liberal.
The Directors cordially invite a superior
display of Agricultural Implements, House
hold Fabrics and Ornamental Workmanship
under their liberal offer Of premiums
Premium Lists may be obtained BY applica-
tiOnt the Secretary, at the Chamber Of Com
merce.
Half-fare rates viii be charged by the rail-
roads, but the person purchasing Itch cts TOT
the Fair must be certain to call for such tick
cts at his place Of starting, and have L1em
stamped by the Secretary, on the Iair
Grounds, Otherwise he will be charged tll
rates.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
For a 4-horse coach or Omni bus.....-.......slO %
For a 2-horse hack or carriage (publicl..-.-- ~
For each person, whether in carriage, on
morse or -
For children under y years Of age and
over -
Children under six years of age, Tree.
B8J- The Society will have a General. Agent,
who Will take special care and give particular
attention to al Stock and articles on exhibit
tiOn. at the Fair.
In addition TO the Premiums contained in
the Premium List, the Directors call atten-
ton to the following additional Special Pre-
miums, which they have concluded to offer,
viz:
A MAGNIFICENT tDOUBLE-BARRELED
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UNION OR DIsUNION


20 the fair, unconstTained vote Of the South
ern people, after due deliberation and discus
sion. ! said then that il was my belief and it
IS still my belief, that il that people had been
allowed such free and fair opportunity, they
would have decided, as yOu would have de-
cided, that the Union should loe maintained.
Those remarks which made last evening
have been mlsrepresented. They have been,
l think, perverted into an EXPRESSION OF pres
ent belief and present conyicbon, that any
state has any right 70 dissolve this Union al
its own good pleasure. Fellow-cftfzens. I ut
terly repudiate and condemn hat sentiment.
lCheers.l don't believe that any State or
States, has right 10 dissolve our Union. lap
plause.l That Union is founded on the Con
sutuuon- II is chartered government, and
not mere league. it does not constitute q
eonfederacy merely, but a nation; not gov
ernlnent Of limited and defined powers. but Of
unlimited duration. | believe that the
Union Is not only destined to be- but
was Intended TO be perpetual, and / believe
that our great civil war, If there ever was any
reasonable doubt as 70 The nature Of that
Is the sum and substance Of The verdict pro-
nounced through the issues o. our great con-
test. There Is no longer question-there can
never again arise question as 70 the
PERPETUITY OF THE UNION.
The apple Of discord, the only thing that ever
made any American hostile 10 his own coun-
Try and the constitution has utterly persisted.
Ihenceforth the American Union abides for
ever grounded in the affections, in the neces-
stiles and in the fervent devotion of the
whole american people. II there ever shall
again arise question Of disilnion, that ques-
tion wiz be presented not for the south. not
for the southern section Of this nation. but
no such question viii or can arise. As per-
petual as the hills, as solid as the everlasting
rocks the union OF these States abidps and
must abide forever. One ssmtiment on pur-
pose animates the American heart and that
Is, that the union Of the statiss must and shall
be preserved. fCheer&l
Now, fellOW-ciuzens, 1 may be allowed
to say a few words more generally
interesting with regard to your position your
duties, and your prospects. Cincinnati may
be regarded as very nea ly the indnstriaJ and
commercial center OF o present population.
What the future may bling forth we cannot
tell, but to-day this city is nearly in the mid
die OF the great commercial movement of the
Industrial activity of the American people
It's hills smiling in the summer abundanc
look lovingly on each other for the
NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
Its mighty river, which leaves your city in
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Citizens Of the state OF OhiO-I am here
guest at the invitation OF the Common Coun-
ell Of Cincinnati. II was their desire as IL was
my wish that [ should, while their guest, alb
stain from any remarks which might seem 10
SAVIOR of partisan purpose, and l fully de-
signed, had been left at liberty. 80 to speak
that no one OF any party could posi- bly, have
taken exceptions to il; but there has been an
attack upon me since I come here which l
viii trust TO the hospitality and the generosity
OF my entertainers 10 enable, % permit me 10
repel here and now. Last evening, at Pitts
burg, in the course Of some od-hand remarks
10 a vast aSsemblage ike this, took pains TO
explain the circumstances, the extraordinary,
unprecedented circumstances under which /
was impelled the winters OF ltAO and 1851 TO
Oder, ia good faith, 10 submit the whole ques-
tiOn of
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J. N. WILLIAMS,
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30
Delinquent Tax List.

As the delinquent Tax List OF this County
is published Ia another County, We give the
names below that have Land advertised fol
sale for non payment OF taxes There are
many tracts that are published a, "unknow.
Thes. ofcoursc we do not make mention OF:
Township o, Range 29-F. !. Batson, NJ
Lynch.
Township 10. Il 29-John :. Chastine, L. NJ
Moore, d Il. Creekmore, John Watt.
Township u, Il 2g-R. c. Hathaway.
Township l3, II 29-Wm. J. Hardin.
Township 8, X 3o--w. A. Britton. jaime:
VI. Mullikin. j. Burrow.
Township OR S0-E. G. whitesides s C
Haulcy. X r. Lamb. W. X. Truitt, G.. Pceyy
John G. Britton, Uriah Couch. Mrs. a. Hun
der. HUFF, NJ. +. Locke, j l.. and L. Bryant
r. L. Morrow, Walker 4 Green @. A.. Sadler
Joshua Teacte. j. II. IIaney, Agent. X. l.
Perkins, r. Thonds.
Township 10, II 30--G. w. Rogers, Mrs
Mary Peters. Wm. Steward. X. Riley. b
Kyrkcndall. Peter u. Horn. Pleasant Beyins
Township II, Rs0--John S. Morgan, Han.
nah Edward. 3.
Township II. r 3o--Isham Wright.
Township s. Il 3l-Robart Eastod. Fred
Shoemaker, 5. Heard, 5. n Hollis, r. j. I
White.
Township ., r 3l--Jesse Turner admisistra-
tor, John liarrel, John Q. West agent, Mary
West, Mrs. Jane Stevenson. Mss & Ark's.
Land Co.. A. b. Howell. John Henry, a.
Howell est a. II. Lassiter, Lewis Bean, Nc
rayian Church.
Township 10. r 3l--D. McCaslin E.G. Cor
der Susan Henderson. Wm. Carney, Ak
New berry. j. a. Lockhar. Thos. Wheeler
agent, VIM. Page, Levi Mullin, MelyiRa Col
Inns.
Township IL, r 3l-Mrs. Z. Shibley, J.J
London Nancy Reney.
Township H. Il. 3l-lI Brodie agent, II. B.
Hale. John Hawkins.
Township .. r 32--W. Pcevyhonsc J. X. Il.
Howell. G.. w. Matlock, I. Hudson, W. Pee
yyhouse, Chas. NJ stewart, Arch Meadows
Mellissal Smith, VIM Branham,V Dell Estate
Of prcnncu ID. ii Diyilbiss, David Matlock,
Walter Foster.
Township TO- II 32-Chas Crowell, i. W..
Potter, WI. ", Baden.
Township IL, Il 32-Solomon Allison, CIV.
BoNin, estate. W. l.. Tay lor, Jas. Graham,
Wm. Church Jesse Morton
Township u r 32-Mcredith Nancy. Bar
ker J. Oliver, Elizabeth Kennedy, John I.e-
walln.
Township II, X 80 flames CuAey, David
Williams.
Town of Van Buren, --Robt. Ribson. Helen
Hobbs llayman q Scott, Miss. q Arh's. Land
Co., W. II Smith. &. Thompson, Mrs +. For
bus Maria Estes, Chas. H. Drummond. VIM
Stoval. Geo. W. Paschall, J. 4. yttlc, Mrs
Mary Ilouck, Mrs. Il. Il, Knox. Saml. Steven
son, est.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30
Internal Revenue.
Special Tars,-License to be Obtained oy
Nav lst

nay lst'
All persons and firms intending to engage.
from and after Nav lst, in the occupation OF
wholesale liquor dealer. retail liquor dealer
dealer In manufactured tobacco. or dealer IN
leaf tobacco should make application Tor IL
cense as such dealer prior to May lst, Dy Iet-
ter or on printed form. In every case IL
cense Is dated from the beginning OF the
month i'm which the business Is comIhehced'
and run. to the first day Of May following
United States internal revenue licenses are
not transferable. Every change OF hrin ne
cessitates a renewal Of license. the new license
dating from the beginning Of the month IN
which the change is made and running to the
LIST of May following. =.
The selling Of spirituous malt or vihous IL
quOrs in any quantity unaer h'e Saiions @ coii-
stifutes a retail liquor dealer. special tax on
,uch being So per wear. A sale Of such IL
ouors in quantities Of five gallons or upward
though there be but one transaction, subjects
the seller to liability as wholesale liquor
dealer. special tax being SlO0 per year.
A personal selling both under and over hve
gallons must have license as both retail ana
wholesale liquor dealer.
Apothecares do not require license "a drug
gists or apothecaries. but II they sell liquor
in anu quantity less than five gallons they are
liable as retail liquor dealers, and as whole
sale liquor dealers if they sell In quantities
over five gallons.
Dealers in mat ufactured tobacco (Which In
cludes cigars and snuff pay special tax OF
s3 per year.
Dealers in leaf tobacco tobacco in hand)
paw a special tax of S25 per year.
Those interested should make note OF the
above.-L. II. Gaxette.
The Van Buren press., 1872-04-30
On to Cincinnati.

Allc,cs are turned to the assembling Of
the Liberal National Republican Convention
at atCincinpati. Tomorrow. Wednesday. Our
exchanges from East to West, North to Soutl',
are alive with reports of enthusiastic meet
inHs and the moving Of the delegates to this
Convention. New England, although slow.
has caught the spirit of Liberalism, and " i'll
be ably represented. II is admitted on all
hands, that II will be the largest aud contain
more able Republicans than any convention,
that has net for many years. That Grant
will have his willing cmissarios there 10 at
tempt TO create discord and trouble, there Is
no doubt, but they will be routed, rcbuked
and return 10 their master, satisfied of one
thing, that Carl Schurte and other Liberal
Republicans are in dead earnest In The oppo-
aition they are making to his corrupt admin
istration. Saturday nights mail will begin
I, give us an inkling of what is going on
there.