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MAGUIRE'S BENuEPLhN1'

This extraordinary medicine the fame of which
is spread broadcast throughout the country is un.
doub eddy superior TO any remedy ever offered to
the public Tor the complaints for which 1t Is intend
ed. We have In our Possession testimonials fur
nished voluntarily by Col Long late Typograph.
zeal Engineer Bureau at Washington, Gen. Fitz
Henry Warren, Gen. Pieasanton, and others of the
army, Father Y. j. DeSmet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also officers Of the navy; surgeons,
hospital stewards, commanders of nearly every
steamer plying on the Mississippi and tributary
rivers, western sanitary and Christian commissions
army chaplins, and Others too numerous to men
ton. Likewise highest encomiums of the press
praising Its valuable medicinal qualities In the
highest terms No other medicine has surh rer
concentrations. J. & c. MAGUIRE, Sole Proprie.
tors southwest corner of Olive and Second streets
81. Louis, Mo-, and sold by druggists and medicine
dealers everywhere.
Agents, Fuller & Fuller, VauSehaack, stephen.
son 4 Reid, Chicago; Rice d Rising Milwankee .
M Mekesson & Robbins, Of % Fulton street New
totS- 4.ad0
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suffered with CATARRH thirty years. and was cured
by simple remedy VIII send receipt, postage
free 10 all afflicted Rev 7, j. MEAD, Syracuse
New York
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NOTES. HERE AND THERE

A man named Henry Schofner jumped
from a railroad train near Victor, Iowa. on
the C., r. / p r r. while passing at
great speed, a bridge % feet high. and
was killed.
The high-tarif Rock Island Union is
worried because the farmers are determin.
ed to strike at the root Of all class legisla-
ton and won't be humbugged by the tariff
robbers any longer
Friday and Saturday mercury among
the eighties; Saturday heavy rain, thun-
der and lightning; Sunday warm rain
Monday cold and to-day Tuesday cold
northwest snow storm.
There is one man in this city from whose
face the rain Of Sunday, the cold of Mon
day and the snow of to-day can not
chase away the smile 1t is boy-Sunday
morning all hands well. Ask c. j. Dart
WOuldn I it be a goodidea for the people
living near Union Square or owning prop
erty in that vicinity to get up a tree plant
ING party, aud cover the vacant ground
there with trees? Now is the time to do
it, if at ALL
Two more water mains bursted-this
time on Washington Street. near Green.
1t is said that in some places the ground
was frozen to the depth Of seven feet, A
good many water pipes were probably
cracked by being frozen up and as the frost
lets go it's hold they open.
On Friday afternoon, Monroe Gingles, a
carpenter employed upon a new dwelling
being built on Gable street by Mr.. Joseph
Comet, while engaged in fitting cornice,
fell from the scaffolding to the ground,
distance of about sixteen feet. He was
taken to his home on Otter street in an in
sensible condition, and DIR. Plummer call
ca TO see him.. He is doing well and will
soon be at work again.
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Ysad, Throat and Vocal Organs.
Cures without Sneezinp.
JuIihn'S HydraStin Compound

Is A DIRECT TONIC AND HEALTH REsTOR-
! ing agent TO tina organs of generation IL fmnarts
vigor and energy. II Is reliable remedy in Spqr-
mat0rrhea a. well as in all weakened conditions of
the bladder and urinary organs By reason OF its
wonderful power as uterine tonic, Leucorrhea
ruppsesscd or painful menstruatioD weakness &C.
cOmpanied by dragging or bearing down sensations
pains in the region of the kidneys irritation of the
womb, and In all diseases In which the uterine svs
tenn IL involved, this remedy will prove bIessinp
to the invalid.
(From the New York Dispatch June ~
We have on several occasions recommended Dr
Julihn's Hydrastin Compound as an excellent rom,
cdy for kidney and consequent diseases The fol
lowing note Is from gentleman of whom we haya
personal knowledge, and We know that he hui
states the facts in his case;
STAPLETuN, Staten Island. Jane 20 1872
Messrs. b. hElTH q co, No Il Liberty street
For several years my health has been mncb i'm
paired Kidney disease and occasional attacks of
rheum tism being the prominent causes Having
tried many remedies with little benefit heard ~
'Julihn's Hydrastin Compound" which. after two
months use, has entirely restored nv health I
therefore take pleasure in recommending vonr val
liable medicine TO any one suffering az did
Yours respectfully, JOHN f. HORAN.
soIo py M DrussnE' 6-l1dtts1y
Sold in Rock Island by Emil Kphler
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
A CHALLENGE
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

l. your hope 1t hA- been tried by thousands .prb
a you who hAy, been cured. many 10 their rrati-
tuuc' nave tent their names Co u-, that SUFFERING
humanity can READ thsir evidence and believe
Don't experiment with new and untriCd mixtures-
you cannot afford itbut try at once this fnvauabIa
troublesome cough in a few hours n not OF loo
long standing. II ia warranted 90 give entire sat.
iactiOn IN all cases Of lung and throat difruties
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Valentine Ohlweiler offers for sale his
new frame house, two story, garden and
stable at back, on Orleans St, just below
the Court House on the opposite side.
Apply tohim. jd&wlw
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REMOVAL - Balch, Frazer Il Go. have
removed their Office to the old C., X. l. a
j. passenger depot 2'dtt
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER

Open this day at the Boston Bazaar, %
pieces, the original Japanese silk, for so
cents per yard, worth a dollar.
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Col George Williams, of keokuk; ID,
S, Mclven, and family, New Orleans; j.
Steinbock. New York g X. Beck, Cana
da j o. Bard, Sabula, Iowa p J.
Brady. c. C. Pinkney, Chicago. and L. NJ
Etter. of Bloomington, are at the Harper.
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Ladies who are suffering from certain complaint.
SHOWN only to females, should at once get Dr. Vel
paes Female Pills. They produce a most charm.
Inc effect. sold by all DRUGGISTS.
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A Word to Mothers !

on arr all liable to diseases which are the rasplts
o. natural causes. and which in most cases do mn
recover without some assistance from iudicious
course 81 treatment; and many o! YOU arr left ,itb
u weakly. broken down constitution which makes
III Hl-eFabte and in many cases. death preferable
20 10 your Druggist and get a bottle OF
CONSTITUTION WATER
axe iorJy drops three times a day in four times
ihg quantity o! water. and il will cure vnu
ter ' - Nt'iHs " a
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Any one desiring the services Of an ex-
perienced gardener will please leave orders
NJ the store Of w. G. Welch. bd2t
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New FIRM Two of our young business
men, Mr. Alvin :. and Boderick II. Dart
have Just purchased Mr. julie BurweTs
Hat Cap and Furnishing store-''the
Temple o! Fashion and propose to run
the business under the firm name of Dart
\ Dart They will make their place pop
ular by keeping the most seasonable STYLES
Of choice and well selected goods, which
they will sell at popular prices. The
Darts are all noted for their business ca
pacity more than for political distinction.
and are sure 20 succeed in their undertak
ngs. Nothing can give our city a better
reputation than to have our young men
thus start out in business for themselves
The public approaching this fact will give
them a substantial encouragement
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The new Mayor intends displacing the
present Chief Of Police and most of his
force - Ddr Ga-.
1t is hoped that he will appoint men who
know that Rock Island is not in Iowa or
in their jurisdiction, and who won't under
take 10 read Iowa warrants over here rs
authority to drag men over the river
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Bowling Election.
Supervisor, james Todd.
Clerk, A. Armstrong.
Assessor, James P. johnson.
Collector James p johnson
Com'r. Of Highways Thomas Arm.
strong.
Justices, John Clark, VIM Little
Constables, Fl. Hodson, Thomas IT
johnson.
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Cordova Election.
Supervisor, r. NJ GrenelI.
Clerk, VIM. b. Phillips.
Assessor, VIM. Marshall.
Collector, John B. Vandeburgh.
Com'r. of Highways, +. A. Hempstead
Justices, VIM. Shaw, NJ B. Church,
Constables, John B. Vandeburgh, Day.
ton Irish.
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Unsolicited Evidence Of itsMerits,
READ THE FOLLOWING.
IA, w'-E='Ts Druggists ss7 assss Asa Lang salsa

READ THE FOLLOWING:
Wat WsE=sva Druggists si7 asss. Aliens Lag salss
sPmNgFfELD Tenn, Sept II, 1872.
6ENrLEMEN: ship NJ six dozen Of Aliens Lung
Balsnm 80 once. We have not a bottle left In our
store. II has moro reputation than any cough med
icino We have ever sold. and we have been In the
drug business twenty seven years, We mean lust
what we say about the Bal=am,
Very truly yours.
HURT a TANNER.
A1AlN READ THE EVIDENCE from a Drug
kst "h9 was cured by the use Of the Balsam, and
~" ECU. D. largely
-, 'tWyll, Druggist at Marine City Mchi
T9r, u.I sept i1th, 1872 " am out Of Aliens
yoti 90 'in. send me half OF gross M soon ~
zinc In nav T,un rather be ont Of any other medi
a. good IN tb1 a4e Lung Balsam never fails 10
~ ~ na.taies- o. IT, most delicate child
dealers generally
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The Weather.--To.nav

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as in
Dictated by thermometer:
O.. SIS above zero. IL VI. % above zero
%. NJ 81 % Pm. So
Rain and SNOW.
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The former stockholders of the Lamar
Insurance Company are requested to meet
at the office Of Hayes 4 Cleaveand to-
morrow Wednesday, evening, April 9.
1873. BY order of the committee.
Union copy
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The suit, of the members of the Ath-
letic Club who had been fined $40 each
for disturbing the peace, and had appeal
ed 10 the Circuit Court were ordered com
promised by renting the fncs. - Union.
The young gentlemen of the Athletic
Club very emphatioally object to being set
forth in this light They have made no
compromise and refuse to make any or
To pay a cent, either in costs or any other
way The suit had no merits and never
should have been commenced and Mayor
Davenport very properly took the easiest
way o. get rid of il
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DIAasE1A, pysENTEs7, SUMNER COMPLAINT. caot-
ERA yossus, FIuZ, cEiLpsEEE TEETErNo. AND TER
GREAT PREVENTIVE OF AslATIc CHOLERA
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FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS !

nor spring TO ortaE- no cutting Of sash cheap or
IApie yer! easily spplied; holds sash any place
desired and self-fastener when the sash j. down
SEND stamp for circular. Circular ana six copper
brohzed tocks sent 10 any address in the [ I,---
PAID On receipt OF soc Liberal inducements 10 The
trade. Agents wanied. Address REISTNGEE SASH
LONh CO, No ais Market street. Harrisburg "a
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Buffalo Prairie Election.
Buffalo Prairie Ill. April 4th 1873
EDITOR OF THE ARGUS. Sir. Below
L hand you the result of our townsb;n
election. Very stormy day and verv
light vote. '" 'o'S
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me ue genuine article must have Dr. John FnIrs
P,I'a,t stamp on each bottle Dr. John BnIl only
- Il2nt 10 manufacture and sell the oripin. II
famine well the label on each bottle. If nv
Lat stamp Is not ON each oOttle do no, mr.
aIaSe: y YOU Will be deceived. See NV cOlumn
en-, ne ulcui ana my show card | viii prose-
Sntt any one Infringing on my right The eennjne
niht'h Tonic Syrup can only be prepared nv mn
self, The public servant, p P'''" y my
Louisville Nov 5, 1869 ' t9n5I FL nT IL
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LOCAL COLUMN.

John Roots Bitters.
John Roots Bitters are a family medicine
'ohn Roots Bitters cure general debility
'onn Roots Bitters cure dyspepsia. Use it.
'ouh Roots Bitters cures fever and ague.
"ohh Roots Bitters cures all billions diseases
"onh Roots Biiters cnres nervousness and head
acne Try 1t. They are warranted.
'ohh Roofs Bnters cures indigestion. Try il.
'o'lh Roots Bitters not a whisky drink.
For sale by C. SpeideI.
Store ~ at int harper House Drug
To Joh n Roots Bitters are sold by all Dr1gcists
,rh I'M eneston and Emil Kphler Rock Island ms
LII sS S and retail druggists 5-22deodmwfSwfy
sun d! Smith& Bonney, Druggist, Rock Island
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BNELow's lSDIGo BIrE-This is de
signed especially for bluing clothes 1t
dissoves perfectly clear, and will not settle
on the clothes i warranted tocolorm1re
water than double the same quantity of
indigo. BE sure you get the genuine. pre-
pared by D. ; WiItbcrrcr. 239 North I'd
street. Philadelphia For sale in Rock l.
land by all dealers. 3-7deod6,m
For sale in Rock Island by Henry Dart
Snu-
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Coal Valley Election

Supervisor, Thomas Martin
Clerk John W. Jones
Assessor Thoma. Campbell
Collector l.. g. Thomas.
Comr. Of Highways, Peter J Bratt.
John IL. Phillips, Vim. Adams.
Justices VIM. Hnwels Charles \.
Crockett
Constablcs, John NJ. Bowen, Thos Ray,
Son
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y Marker, lst ward. 600. Adam
Cramer, LIST ward, 1880; c. ORourke.
VI. kouuUman, / St ward. $50. J. Green.
LIST ward, $50; james Kelly, LIST ward.
$50; Daniel Sheehan, ID ward. 100:
Geo Langdell 4th ward, APO: James
McQuaid 9Th ward. 1913: Thos. Shea.
Sd ward. 200, Thos Kennedy. Sd ward.
100, Michael Noonan, Sd ward 50: Ed
ward Shingler, Sd ward, 50.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT..

7 Mitsch, 1880 B. II. Kimball, 50 IS !,
John Brennan, 5l35; d j. Schroeder
5L3j; W Rienhart 5l,&5; Jacob An
thony, jl.35; :. r. Lyon, 5l3j; Geo.
German, 5l35 VIM Payne, 344O j.
Omhalt, 32j; \. C. Miller, 800. Est.
Of Chas Buford, $500; l.. $, Gates & Co,
500; s T. Lyon, 205; Henry Went,
$3.50; b. H. kimhall 500.
S-p- no
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OFFICE EXPENSE.

John Barge, ll.20; Il. Champion. g.2j
Black Diamond Coal Co. 3.75.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFElTS,
smith : Tonic Syrup.

m nun Ionic Syrup has been counterfeited and
'u' o"uh'erieiter brought to giref - anu
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AGENTS! A RARE CHANCE!

We VIII pay all Agents $40 per week IN CASH who
VIII engage with Us ONCE. Everything furnish
ed and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER 4 CO.. Charlotte, Mass
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ro.r oru-r OPPOSITE Auar. OFFICE


ALruu AND ogrAuEA EuPv ~uUA N
~N.donl and New Windsor arrives Tuesday.
ami I1ur-1ly- ats 2. ~ Depart- Wednesday and
Saturdays af-A n
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f. b Preston, $3.50; John Bengston,
500, Vi Kane, 1855; Lue Smith,
1888 Chas Schlemer, 100; O A. Brom-
ley l7j May Bros, 1850; Mrs. l.. f.
Saulpaugh, 5000; John Thomas. $50 .
VI. Exner, $500.
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SALARIES

T. f. Gray, 1900; B. II. Cook. $500
T. T McEIherne, 300, John Barge
$500. :. b Stoddard, 900
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RAILROADS.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC r. II.
N B-All trains IN or out Of Rock Island run by
Chicago time except the Peoria trains which mi,
by Toledo time, Chicago time Is about rs minutes
aud Toledo about II minutes faster than Rock l.l,
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EVERY C0RNET BAND
lpKING CIASS MALE OR FEMALE.

| the country viii receive splendid piece Of
! BAND MUSIC free. by sending t.xo-ct stamp 10
EDWARD A SAAUELS, Publisher. Boston. Mas
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Sehmid 4 Riess, lI4o. Sears & Sons
80 T f. Gray, 2S.55.
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Respectable employment at home day OF evening /:
no capital required; fun instructions and valuable
package Of goods sent free BY mail. Address with
SIX cent return stamp, NJ. YOUNG & CO. Is Cor,-
landt- street. New York
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1873-05-28

The exercises of this institution closed with the
usual examination of the classes, which was con-
tinued for two days. All the members OF the
Board of Directors were present, excepting two
whose attendance was prevented by illness; and
the business connected with the interests of the
Seminary received the most diligent and faithful
attention.
1t was cheering to see the halls of this beloved
institution once more thronged with Students
The whole number in attendance upon the III
struetious of the Seminary during the year was
6fty-sx an increase OF six over the previous year,
and of twenty-one over the year preceding Never
but twice in the whole history Of the Seminary
had larger number of students been reported,
and this vas in the years Immediately preceding
the war The Senior Class numbered nine, one OF
whom discontinued his studies and took charge OF
a church before the end of the term. The remain
ing eight now 90 out to the fields which await
them, every one in excellent health, and all, we
trust, full of zeal and we'll prepared for the great
work to which they have cOnsecrated their lives.
About half of the class will occupy fields In the
older States; the rest 20 to the great West, from
which they have heard the Macedonian cry.
We are glad to be able to state that the financial
condition of the institution, which has been the
cause Of much sOlicitude, Is more favorable. Du
ring the year the receipts from the churches have
been liberal, showing how muchthey continue to
IN addition to this, progress is being made in re-
spect to the permanent endowment. The report
Of the agent in New Orleans who has in charge
the business connected with the legacy of the late
Dr. Richie of that city, indicated that a consider
able amount would be realized from this source at
no very distant day. A legacy OF 81, 500 In Ar
kansas; a donation of $500 from friend in Ala
bama, and the same amount from a friend In
North Carolina; the gift OF $4,000 for the estab
Iishnent of q scholarship; and another of $1,000
to increase the fund of a scholarship previously
founded to $3,OO0-all these amounts were report
ed to the Board at their recent meeting, and en-
couraged them to hope that the Seminary had at
last begun to share in the returning prosperity Of
the country and the Church, aud that these gifts
Of her friends would continue to be received, until
the institution should again be established on
firm financial basis, and thus be prepared for the
highest degree of usefulness to the Church.
Southern Presbyterian.
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DOMESTIC MISCELLANY.

Vanderbilt University. -This institution, named
in honor OF Cornelius Vanderbilt, OF New York,
who contributed 10 it halt million dollars, has
been located in the western edge of Nashville, Tenn.
tract, CONTAINING seventy acres, highly improved,
and occupying C nmanding site, has been secured,
The Congressional Conference, which was held at
ST. Louis last week, adopted resolutions as follows:
That we regard he completion OF the James river
and Kanawha canal, the cherished scheme OF its
author George Washington, connecting as it will
the waters of the Atlantic with the great Missis-
sppi Valley, as worthy OF prompt and profound
consideration.
Senator Bayard, of Delaware, has been invited
and has accepted the invitation, to deliver the an
nua address before the literary societies of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, on July I'd.
Commissioners Appointed In pursuance of an
act of the General Assembly, the Governor has
appointed the following commissioners on the part
of Virginia to settle the boundary line between
this State and West Virginia: Messrs L S. Ba-
ker, Winchester; r. D. Gushing, Harrisonburg,
and NJ Splitter, of Page county.
The Board of Visitors of the University of Vir-
ginia will proceed on 2Sth proximo to appoint
professor for the chair Of Moral Philosophy, etc.,
made vacant by the death of Prot. McGuffey.
Col VIM. Allan has declined the orphan School
in Baltimore. and will stay where General Lee put
him, at Lexington,
Owing to thelpanic in the money market at Vi
emma, aud Violent storm which has prevailed, the
attendance at -Ae International Exhibition has
been very smsil. On the 18th, a violent gale
broke in the glass of the Western front of the Ex
hibition building deluging the interior, damaging
great quantitieE of goods, and injuriDg number
of persofs
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FoR TIE CENTRAL PREBYrERIAN.
The Northern General Assembly and the
Jacksonville Church.

1t seems that such has been the pressure brought
to bear upon the people who robbed our Jackson
vile brethren Of their church and parsonage, that
after "seveu years war they have seen 1t polite
to give up the parsonage to its real owners.
And now they come before their own Assembly
which up to this time has endorsed the robbery,
with plea for help. The Rev. DR.. Stryker of
tered resolution expressing admiration of the mag
naainaity of Jacksonville church in giving up Its
parsonage sc. REV. DR.. Van Dyke, of New
York, thought aid was certainly due them, both
on account of their magnaainity and their allegi-
anoe to this Assembly
What queer ideas of magnanimity " must pre-
vail in hyperborean regions!
The Mosaic law of restitution required two for
one if the theft be certainly found in his hand,
but here we have piOus doctors Of divinity "ex-
pressing admiration of the magnanimity of a
parcel of robbers because they have judged 1t &c
pedjeat for expediency lies at the bottom Of any
conception made by Yankee greedy to restore to its
rghtful owners oue-half of the stolen property
20 Judgment thou hast fled to british beasts,
and men have lost their reason DANIEL III.
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astattikd,

May 9th, at the residence of the BRIDES father, by
the Rev. h. w. Mecklin, JAMES L. MOGEHEE, of
Georgia, and Miss NIDA W. SPENCER, daughter OF
NJ. L. Spencer.
May Doth, at Broad Street Methodist church, by
the Rev. j. f. Edwards, d. D., Judge +. X. FAR
RAR, of Amelia county, and Miss AUGUSTA A. BASS
OF this city.
May 18th, in Sards, Mississippi, by the Rev. D.
g. Doak, the Rev. c. W. GRAFTON and Miss SUE
w. DoAK.
May 10th, at the residence of the BRIDES parents
by the Rev. Mr.. Pitcher, D. p. WOODWARD, OF
Stanton. and Miss EMMA, eldest daughter OF Col
George L. Peyton, OF White Sulphur Springs.