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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
COMMERCIAI.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 30. /.

AC0USIA, Sept- N.,i
GOLD-Buyinga at 10 and selling at ll2.
We find no change In the tone on the
market to day, Notwithstanding the more
liberal demand tiiatlias prevailed. caused
Inv bilye-s being. enabled to negotiate eX-
chanSc and thus procure the necessary
means tn complete their orders, which
were held in reserve by tightness OF the
money market. The ability to pay cash
i'm transactions caused an increase in
sales. which were, as a general thing,
made on the basis of I5c. for Liverpool
Middling, and unless buYers posse
SAME advantage tomorrow we may not
expect large sales or q more favorable
feeling: Sales, .dM and receipts, 435 balls.
.LARD.-We quote:, Tierces aud bbls.,
10I@ cans and kegs, 12@125c.
C0UNTR = PROD UeFi-Eggs 20:
Country Butter-Swell worked, .l5@ @26;
Tannesses, 2e@ III, ickensTIgrow e ,
- BixcoN@clear Sides, 12@1N;sc,t r.
sides. IL Should dersy 10 lgS IA HAMS g
SSSnst3srs s;yS OH; Long Clear Sides, o3@
10. DIS. Bellies, 04@10l. t.,,; 8 ~ s:
| : 'CoRN--W iteT;ey ear load, s2; ,yelBr:
sssYHEA AT-Anbsr, q slI@l : nS So; 8 red
FLDuR1Citv -storalrs Mill
Tho Pride Sof augusta, $40 10; Golden
sheafs So 10; Extra, 80 90; Little Bean
tyse s. 30. August Mili---Git EiEe,
$40 IS; AaNo. !. 80 20; Extra. IS 80; Tip
Top. S 575 p, aertine, s75. Gran
ito Mill Piaet sss2 % Spnbea:n. IS;
Doabie Extfs, 80. 70; Fancy Family,
Sii GU, c,,unsfe sIidi Western Flonr-
S5 7;}Mif0 26 sfsssss ~ ass 5s>
pa, s.d y tsss ana sat nIsed pred; se@o2
PEASWe quote at Sl 25@1 IS. i5s@
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New Goods and New Men at ]. H.
Cheatham,s.. Z So

e. %
Mr.. HlGheathan,s. new fall.adter-
tisement this week is a most charming
enumeration of useful and beautiful
goods. His store. just now is am i'm
mensely attracives place to step into
There onelsees all the real new-fashioned
things in the richest luxuriance-the
wonderful high-back combs; the be
hind-buekling belts, with all the hang
ing down. things; the wonderful and
startling frills the quarter-of-a-yard-
wide sashes; the exquisite jewelry, &c.
DC. dc. But the advertisement first, and
then visit, VIII tell sthe tale better than
we can. n
Mr.. Cheatham's statesmen this fall are
Mr.. Alvin Hart and Mr. B: F. Lewis, OF
the Meeting Street section.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

Deathef Bir. J. ohm Knott, OF Graniteyille
tMr4J John Knott for eight years past
superintenvd dent Of the Graniteville Fac
tory, and. q; large stakeholder therein,
died suddenly, in the Factory, on We'd
nesday morning of last week-of heart
disease, it is supposed. Mr.. Knott was
an Englishman, had lived in Granite
vile, respected and beloved, for twenty
wears past. He was a. Past Master Of
Star Lodge, No! 10, Az. ID. and was
inferred on Thursday last, at Granite
Vile With Masonic honors.
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ReturR ii MISS Foster from the Nortf

ReturR of Miss Foster from the North.
The friends Eof this widely esteemed
lady, who left us two months OF. more
ago 1or, visit to; her fathers home, near
Augusta, Maine, will be glad to hear that
she has returned, safely, and in good
health and spirits.- - ~
For o basket Of iwonderfully fne ap-
pies and pears, from her fathers garden
in that ghighs Northern latitude, we are
extremely Obliged to Miss Foster@sA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

DsatN Off Col. sGuthridge Cheathaln.r'
scol. Guthridge Cheatham, one of the
eldest weaithiest, and dlmost honored citi-
zens oSths Giigal country; departed;this
nfeson Sunday last, aged sixty-nine
wears. He was buried at Gilgal on the
following da9;;s Yhesean imrnense q g son-
course of old friends and neighbors met
10 t nav the last honors to his remains!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

s>xsr. Many, persons ARE, under the inn
preston that the dedic,tipl of. Spanns
Church is to take place on, the coming
Sunday. We are requested ~ correct
this impression. Tho Church will not
be dedicated for some weeks yet.
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Postponed.

An, advertisement from, Judge D. L.
Turner, in reply to certain resolutions
passed at a late. Republican meeting at
Liberty, Hill, we are compelled to defer
until next week. " 81 : tstt%
Also, ar article over the signature Of
"a Member: !: This article will slso,ap-
pear in our next issue. - :,,s ~ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
New CARPETS.

English Body Brussels. English Royal
Velvets, English Tapestry Brussels, All
Wool Three PHYS, Ali Wool Heavy In
grains, All Wool Low Priced Ingrains,
Beautiful Patterns. of Cheap Carpets, Stair
and Hall Carpets stair Rods, |Ottornans
and Hassocks. Carpets made well and
laid with dispatch .tsaaG'; ,94t
Floor Oil Cloths.
English and American Floor Oil Cloths,
"a feet wide, and of the Best Goods manu-.
factured'
Do you want real'good Oil Cloth? If
so, come, see and get the very best.
A full line of cheap Floor Oil Cloths,
from so cents yard up. Table Oil Cloths,
all widths and colors.
Oil Cloths for Halls OF, Rooms cut any
style and laid'pnompay.SI - 2SI
- Lace Curtains.
French Tamboured Lace, ." Exquisite"
Nottingham Lace, Beautiful" Tam
beeured Muslin, durable and cheap, from
So 50a par upwards. Z
CermiCes and Bands.
Rosewood and Gilt, Plain Gilt, Walnut
and Gilt Cornices, with or without Centres.
Curtain Bands, Pins; and Loops.
Cornices. cut and made to fit windows,
and put up.
* Window Shades.
1000 new Window Shades, mall the
new tints of color. -
beautiful Cod Band Shades, 81 so, with
all trimmings; Beautiful Shades, Zoe. each.
Store Window Shades, any color and
anyesize. WiEdow Shades squared and
put up promptly: Walnut and Painted
Wood Shades,
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Griffin & Cobb for the Winter Cam
naipn

Few who have notg been into Griffin d
Cobb's very; lately have the slightest
comprehension of ythe handsome and
fashionable goods to an inspection of
which they are now welcoming all call
ers Since the return of Mr.. Cobb from
New York. this store has been turned
into perfect -bazaarsof gorgeous beauty.
Iffene wishes to sac full evidences of the
wonderful skill and 'handicraft Of the
present day,a he; has bat TO step into
Griffin & Cobb's and look around. For
the new advertisement ofthese very pop
ular young merchants, in, another col
umn, we beg special attention ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

@s- Those clever and enterprising Au-
gusta merchants, Mcssrs:T. w Carwile
d Co., make this proposition tother pat
rops;Gls1s 9ga "a: gsGi& .2tH3
.fTo I'LL Of our customers we mako this
offer: we will receive and store all Cot
ton shipped US, and h9ld III II intlt ~, 'he
"Stermf passes, or ordefsd'soid
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

w AT a plantation in Barnwell Conn
ty four cotton hands picked three.thou-
sand three hundredand fifty7fonr pounds
of cotton in four days, !. .,.-ssf I; y,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD COUNTY. I J y.
In Probate Court.

In Probate Court.
NJ. c. Smyly, Plaintiff, against A. J.
Smyly, Adm'or. of.the Estate of James
C. SmylY, deed, ndant.-petitio,,
for account and Settlement, caU III.
Creditors, Marshal Assets, DC. . - =
THE Creditors of the Estate of James
IL G. Smyly, dec'd., are required to
prove their respective demands before
this Court, on or before the 25th October
next, or their claims will be debarred
from payment. ,,s.s, :;
...r, D. L. TURNER, j. P. E. @. -.
Sept. %. 1873. At 40
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;i.I-l& u . = 2 = :: = =
u.s. Clisby & Lynch have just opened
two barrels. Northern Apples. Splendid.
Try,them. Elsa4 as .. ~ - u >.
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BALTIMORE. December. 10Th. 1872.


Mr. c. p Knight-D much pleasure that the Brad
painted the
Hotel aud most hsrpy ray Ses mo perfect
wills
ct;uIv. AkBERTSON.
Mansion Fte and ~ Paul S'rc: Bl;mss
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PLEAsASrviLLR HARronp Co., MD.

PLEAsAx Co, MD, Peh 26th 1873
-Deu
"%'l '"F '"r'"' yam" ," W i' ' ~ DiGKEY, M D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

g@ Where is:theip place to get the best
Kid Gloves? whysat Griffin & Cobb's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

@ The latest novelty in Hoop Skirts
at Griffin & Cobb's. 1t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
pr, Am Mp.. March i.a. lSrs.


hcnus
satisfaction
uthspa
id the Bradley Pmt last in much pleased
Durability excellent hope
paiut tina
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

A large and handsome stock of
Ladies' silk Ties, at Griffin d Cobb's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
Always Ready for Use. Sol
ONE GALLON COVERS TWENTY SQUARE

alycalat of tho Paint:
Tng PLASs, VA, Feb 9th, 1879
O. order-twO
As practice n. on ssr @
tha. for enamel like hnss anu n harmon
noa Mxyhye dollars
with Southern people Jt'hould generally adopted tn
Enamel Paint, the
mater
'0A''' p' n. b.
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.aIoaey, Wanteaa

lzA bIypersbnsl ebteds % res s5s eAsss !
s,astIy. urged to make efltate pay
NAM nan yas Il am in great g pohsy
~ seisss, +; Ma -
q grlshose Ta ;naebteda aon: oYsTn
{ will .i,a allowed interest at ha
,sar cant. for tie fii1e tscy pay
ef tfia maturit OF their s. s. 81 -
= $50 ~; 81 n 8 q aAMssss
/ seeg 5 81 Gassss e laz ssaaEE w w
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FROM. HON. JOHN WETHERE


"Bradls" have pleasure stating @ piTs nsSn
ECONOMICAL gloss
digrceab Yours
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BALTIMORE. Dec. 27lh. ISL

BadLaj Sr:The
with ahrd
il
Veyrcp
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02
HORSES And MULES.

100 HEAD OF HORSES AND
MULES in nv Stables, which, ] now of
fer for solc at LOW PRICES for first
Those desiring TO purchase ffrst-class
sound Stock will find it to their interest
20 call at once and make selections from
this Stock ". iohEH,
Proprietor Palace Stables,
$50 Ellis Street, Augusta, Ga.
Sept. "a. ( sm, q 40
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Rugs and Door Mats.

Rugs and Door Mats.
New and beautiful Rugs Door Mats
/ from 50cSupf to the best English Cocoa,
that wears three years.
100 Sets Table Mats, assorted.
y - Mating.
New Goods, Plain and Fancy, in all the
different widths made. ;fsrq ~
'' Mattings laid with dispatch.
wall Papers and BORDERS.
$500 Rolls Wall Papers and borders,
in new patterns, in gold, panncls hall,
oaks, marbles, chintzes DC, in every va
riety of color-beautifull goods aud cheap.
Paper hung if desired.
39 ChrORlGs.
500 new Chromos just opened.
n2 Hair Cloths.
In all widths required for upholstering
Buttons, Gimps and Tacks for the same:
Curtain DaEalassls.
Plain and Striped French Terrys for
Curtains and Upholstering purposes.
Gimps, Fringes, Tassels, Loops and But
TONS Moreens and Table Damasks
C urtalns and Lambraquins made and
put mp. s s =
Piano and Table Cos ers.
English Embroidered. c 10th Piano I'd
Table Covers Embossea FGt Pi;":o and
Table Covers. Plain and ttoid BardIiock-
ed Piano Covers. German rged Table
Covers. -..i::ss.; s::ss.;...!s. -.,s :.s ez3f
Crsimb Cloths ana Drug
gets. -
New Patterns, IN any size or width
wanted ,s
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ftllfflJlss'I ffftl ltlt5 -, M ~ -,
The omnium Gatheruml Of Or. w. A

The omnium Gatherumi of Or. w. A.
by SteaEt.;t -s5 Sanders. - I,55k.ss, II, 4
when the public read the large adver-
tisement of DE-. W. a. Sanders irlI aaotths: ls1t !:
erscolumn, they will acknowledge thatat
is an oasnsam gather,msA and q very rare IRE
one too. And when st they visit the actaai ,,
plaee,andlpok around. they viii be s1ili
more struck. admirable acombins-
ton Of. many important lines q Of Il mer77
chandize We have never seen; Gen., A,ssr as,. .s0 s
years setifepwsnss q s f7om 1sa Ipsrsant!lS me me
Df: ss1defs makes ifiss ihis aTeMtrec withnew
vigor, and, enlarged capacities forS cater
ing to thep pabfictAste. Rssd his-adVer-
tisement ver6carefn1ly, andtwe are sure
YOU will visit him soon, and not leave
hisfine estabH bHshfnent without making
avery llargsBngsa '4E8s} i'.s'R>i'
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State of South, ,Carosina.
StlraYed

E,RoM my residence near Horns Creek.
L Church, on the 18th inst, a larre,
black, Horse MULE, with right f3re fee f
crooked. Also, aGflestnut a. sorrelj COLT
with small star, in forehead, about 1G
months old. ss'fsk fas
A liberal reward will, BE paid for the
recovery Of the said Mule and Colt add
any information Shncs csfning their tharils,
fully received. {. Address,, Sig{lg n T't
(: 90 nay t;a.tJ, q. SWEA ARINGEN. 81
,se.,.Jsss I; :, .Edgefleld o. H.; s. C!yee.
. Sept "a, - a. If an 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-10-02

Ny Stock Of GROCERIES complete and CONSISTS part Of the fol-
lowing articles: 1S.s5
Sugar Coffee Tea Syrup Moasses, vi.4l.eassg f,stj
Flour Meal, Gist Lard Bacon Hans ms =, la, &
Pickles, Sardines Mustard Vinegar Salt, ta -
Starch Pepper Ginger Spice, Nutmeg n.:
Crackers Cream Jumbles, Lemon and Luncl Biscuits
Tobacco and Segars, .'43s115 @;e.l'' ..t5z
Tubs, Pals, Brooms
All the above Goods bought prices the Cash. and
tend selling them prices prove the public that Edgefed
cheap as any other market
s My CASH. Special Arrangement at Thirty days
W. A. SANDERS. =.
Sept. a. aIH ~ 40
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ss1as4Hes gs.saEg aEJ 4 sI4;ssLsS
oives me pleasure to my Friends Patrons the Public that
gefed G. H. with many thanks
for past fayors shown would solicit the
future promising keep full Stock and prices M will entire
80 satnn 8Ssp s$ q $3sa S - i.a ~
~ 1f.a s4trNow In Store, as.4' {@s. 7
i sn,1negb G1ts Inc of oAIIooEs DELAINEs GINeHkls
Jeans Linseys Kerseys Plains ~ , ais.{i t.lis4 ~
F1annes Ticking sheeting5 ~ i>5 ss3e<3 - -. .e
Bleaebed and Unbleached Homespuns - .; -.
Corset Jeans Drills, G13 \ .s. :,se :. ,5l -,
Blankets Comforts ;Shawls, .aa1Jg ~ fdfsE +<
Hosiery other articles the Dry GGods ne
*, ,a g. ,., oss Especial Attention .' " "a. '
Is asked 10 my stock SHOES Intending this branch mel Of bust
Speciality much pains taken IN the purchase o me present
Stock
A Magnificent Line of and Shoes for Gentlean
!" - q Caters and Shoes for Ladis. .aS5 :
-" ii Caters Shoes and Boots, er Girls and Boys
And 9ehlden's Shoes, a1knds "a ~ S$s -ss%l ~ ,I
@ ~. -. -. VS. '.2s Also In Store, p
A fine stock of Hats and Caps fol Men, Youths
.s.ts.a.4AAlso In Store, i }aT rf.a : fr1esfs
stock Of Hardware Cutlery Tnware Cocker -no to be sur
passed in the Edge6eld market sia 30 a. I'd '4 -
Also In Store, t51tso45. s.s .
A good line Of READY MADEcLoTHING. .pta..a
FAMILY GROCERIES. Y. &. 5.' :.
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Evec,,tor's Sale.

nyvirtue Of an order from 3, L. Tur-
b ner. Judge Of Probate, Twill sell at
Edrefiald g. IT,, on the first Monday in
oetoher next. at public outcry, the Cho-
ses in acton belonging 70 tho; Estate of
'" = No''t q. ". CARWILE, Ex'ot.f
! Sept. is. 1873. .r. Ate a 40 .
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.M.nx1..n LIVE nAnuxonE ssptsmbsr

. LIyE.B Eorfh
nh rnn @ ds rn5 npsbn ,Ss au INV nv
follow and have their houses , 3
but
paint twice a. last ana the sane tune
6kith
.Yous.ysr truly JANES HALL.
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TIIEeAD,VER TIsERs 1
~ Tsrmss So, ,oo. per sAnnum. :
BE Prepared to Settle:.

=. 49, .--- :. : =.
Be Prepared to Settle: by,
We have secured the services of Mr..
ELlJAH KEEsE, well known to the peo-
pie of =Edgefeld asa thoroughly reliable
and courteous gentleman, as Ganyassing
Agent and Collector for the Adueatiser J;
and commend him to the kind attention
Of Of f.odr 81 spsatr6nfs.s I Wslh6pe those indebted
to us will be preparedsto settle when our
collector calls on them. = esE
s,sssi1is.s Next.Week. a. ~ (
Many local notices for whicl ve can
not possibly Snd room in this sue,
shaIllbe duly attended to next week, q.
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SIravaa,

s7IsaSnps s aud. Chilnnll he Y s.:sr'.s s'.ss
TNFE are now receiving a large and,
W. varied collection of Lamps and
Lamp CH1MNEIS,. of the latest SIND
best styles. Cau and look at them, be,
fore purchasipg5else Il
! G. L. PENN & SOM n
Sept, "A 1,sf If ~ 40 I'll
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.PRIyCE Gg ~. Il .
ItII
n H MURRAY ADDISON.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
sxw-YoRK. Tuesday. Jan 81. 1873.

NEwYoRK. Tuesday. Jan 2i' 1878
Inactivity in the general horse trade Is ho.
altogether unanticpated at this soasoni the inc'co"'
weather, however ntensifes the prevailing "'pno''
almost TO stagnation. No transactions OF any coh'c
quence were reported and the only signs OF any business
under this head existing manifest under the p po
tecting shelter OF Messrs. Johnston & Nan Ias5es
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart in East Thirteentst'
where the following sales were effected under the na
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
6elp hanteo-- Males.


WTANTED-First-clas CANVASSERS for
w Abbotgs Life Of Napoleon Edition. with OF
the Prusan War Of the Empero making ee
giant oyo pages The and the theme renders the most
popular the Exclusive territory with no competition d.
h. RUSSELL, Publisher Boston. Mas.
NANTED-An American young LAD who
w With his parents, In mercantile ONCE TO 20 Of bh
RAnDs &c Apoly 10 Worthst., upstairs.
NXyANTED-A first-class JOB COMPOSTTOR; ;
w do Ornamental well PLAIN work in
ooe H. T., Box 1883 New York PostOhee
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22

and overrcctsg the Eastern markets ths
trade htre Buyeu holding Sc of IRON last
se ns There was not Sufficient trade TO make Quossee
vs been Of quality which,
80" es sarplu, beh from last week, makes quite
ve olv Yards not dsposod 10 submit 70
ses Of IS he'd Ohio averaging ll0 Rat 80
ohe bees bulls averaging 0s u, at 81 49, ls head
s averaging 1,i4l n. Al @5 s II head Indiana cows
~ s.n averaging @ D. at s4 300 bead Indiana steelers veS'
al 81 rs; II Illinois steers averaging LBS n. 81 80 %
, Asp LlrHsThe receipts to-day 200 head making ne
rpy for the veei thus far 900 head against 800 head io me
~ rrs last The market has not yet opened.
receipts to-day 1900 head makng the total supply loi
a. vsk M II 6eo head against Is 100 bead for The sane n is.'
s weeks closing sales YESTERDAY Of So bead SngsS
- ieo 10 n at - this morning Of $500 bead
os h rngnS sS Sl2 H. at ~ 90d - % lev loads o
80 hors at 81 Is and few selected lots At ~ 81
U,xKrovs Nsss Jan N-BRKF CkTILE-Recepts 6S2 bead
& ort on all grades even the finest stock terv only
s,e sales choice st u 90 ertrS AZ So@Si nrs' guam"
as 80 50; second, Ia Ss. third, $30 SO 50.
ssExr LsNBs-Rept ST head trade not quite 90 SO" ~
I'D seek sales s40 IS 50 esehi extra S69SS 30
New-York tribune., 1873-01-22
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
.7PER CENT I GOLDBONDS

and Al, Investors the merits Of the
Rend issued by INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
pRY RAILWAY COMPANY and secured by Prst Mortgage its
Extension Line Of miles On this work, 100 miles from
champaign TO Havana the Illinois River, completed
and trnins will run that section in the second
week Of January The remaining distance Of sS miles to Keotuk
on the Mississippi the branch Of y miles to Decatur graded
and track partly down will be finished n ample time fer
op AM county tributary this Of the line
for ven large remuneTatve business
The Pekn 2 miles has been operation
N, more than two years and has established
f,gs have steadily increased, giving in 1872 i'm
crease Of S395,OOO over 1871. Net receipts from
this part of the line alone more than sufficient 10
respond punctualy TO interest ON all Bonds made And Is
sued Company rarely that this be said OF any rail-
road during negotiation of its securities
The entire miles has the Of popuOus exceedingly
rh and productive agricultural region passes through and con-
meets important and cities, and crosses immense &c
pos of GOOD coal all Of local business OF great
ma Rnitude. Western and Northwestern connexions SUD
sply under same control prominent ntersectng roads will
furnish large through The appreciate the necessity oil
unusually arv equipment and providing fOT as rad' as possible
This with new elevator under construction expressly
for this Indianapolis will greatly increase m fAres ana
enable t TO large offered business which IL mas
been obliged TO decline.
Particular attention is asked strength Of these Bonds
which are liability Of the entire Corporation owning line Of 40
miles and are completely secured by first and only mortgage on
the extension OF the line sos miles completed and
26 more n graded.
with The esrsip that Government rates Of viii in short
tim. he largely reduced holders 5Os will End advantageous TO
realize present high prices and reDve 10 these Bonds which We
recommend possessing security for all investors As an invest
1neut they caanot fail to prove largely remunerai'e
The Bonds are per gold each convertible int"
option ofthe holder and be registered Sh
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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-04-10
GEO. WOODS u CO.'S,
PARL0R AND VESTRY ORGANS.

WLook at this, did you ever see inner organ7 NO
engraving can justice 70 the appearance Of this
instrument. Take notice, every stop In these
Organs has been put In for use and among them are
the best ever invented. THE VOX HUMANE pro
duoes beautiful and sympathetic quality OF tone
THE VOX OELRSTE, possessing a peculiar AND
thrilling quality Of tone, most pipeke In It's nature
THE EoLINK ia of exceeding softness and sweet
ness. 49,.
THESE stops are OF the most bewitching chsracte
and blend charmingly with voices. Makers OF ne
organs have, for years been trying TO make tnsLu-
ments possessing the soft, sweet rich tones OF the
eve venture to say there is not Reed Organ IN
the market to-day, that approaches 30 near the
Pine Organs as the Geo. Woods Organs. For
beauty OF 1nish, quality Of tune, thorough work
manship and durability we win place them along
side Of any Reed Organ.
These organs are becoming very popular through
out the cosntry and are being introduced In Europe
with great success.
stalments do not buy until you have Geen and heard
these instrumental.
Send for illustrated price list
Beautiful Organs with several stops, only 500.
No. 1OT W. Seventh St, Wilmington,
General Agent for the State OF Delaware.
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