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PicsgresI Pictures
.. coRF,

Is prepared to take nil kinds of Pictures u
the photogrpphicart . OldPiGtprcs sopied
and yeneEef in the best style, Pictures
taken from gem np, to lifc..sIe., CssFq and
frame pictures made in any Style.
Pictures taken in all kindS If weather.
Sunshine moi NESFqpiscd. Those wishing to
secure GOOD pictures will do well to call
early, As he al Only remsip a Short time
longer.
Feb. s. \. GgRFF, ARTIST.
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r,cE TO JAIL CONTRACTORS.

..,d Of Supervisors in AID for the
y SoIubee will let to III" Lowest
y. Monday, March 18th, A, d
\. courthouse doOr, the Contract
~ ,he county Jail. Specifications
I. chsnctry Clerks office,
=, n Inc Board of Supervisors.
i. A. J. BlcHENRY, Clerk.
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noAg STONES.

TO those who wish to Re-aetuato, in zen.
during MARBLE" the mcliofy Of loved ones
the undersigned will sly, Tint he is still in
the marble business and prepared to All or
ders for AmepSan or Foreign Marble on
short 1Gtics. Tie is the rgont Of Mr.. E:Q
Quiglt, lib successor nf. Quigly & Moran,
Memphis, Tenn. All orders taken by him
9r his agents will be promptly filled, and
parties will get in every instance Just whit
thE order. N. &. CASTOR,
Agent. }.
ON'oc at Joiner & Cogkurn'S,
::Aarao'Y2-lyr Macon, Miss,
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N OF e.
Sale 81 Lapag If Job H. Hjgjep, EaeswsA.

NJ OF l G r.. -,
Sale ot Lagos II Job H. siaisq, faeswsA
By virtyS and in pursuance " 4 decree
Of the ChSnrnry Court Of Noxubxe County
and Stato'o Mississippi, made and eIfSlled
at the last September term thereof. the
undersigned Special Commissioner will on
Monday tSS Srd dry Of March next, "a. d.
1879 betTsen the hours of IL o'clock, A,
NJ. Odd 3Vclock. p. NJ, offer for sale aud
proceed TO SCH in separate lots or tracts
not exceeding one bundFed and sixty acres
before thu Ceurt-house door in the town ii
Macon in saja county and State, at public
vchduS TO the highest bidder at public out
cry for cash, the certain tracts or parcels OF
land, tbSfenements and hereditaments
thcreunt6 bel1Bging, lying and being in
said county and State, Of which JOB II.
Binion died, seized and POSSESSED and 6oing
as follows 't0-wit: LDts . u 10 az WI Of
swl Of sec. 81 and the .e1 Of SCI Of sec. 81
in 4. u, and tho q Of net Of sec, 4 and
bots Nos. tZ8 4 lin sec, 8; in T IL all
in range No. 10 east, containing together
about four hundred and thiFty-fyo aid 81
100 acres. S6ldt o pay debts Of doeenscd'I
estate In insolvency.
The above lands and promises wara Of.
fered for sale ~ the commissioners sale Of
lands Of deccSSed, on Monday, Tho 2Sl, dAy
0f December list, aud were bid GfG John
Binion who having 50 far failed TO COMPLY
with the terms = salost the sams will B0and
arc re-oaered At his risk.
Macon, Miss, r. RUFF
Feb'Y !, 1873. Special Commissio1ar.
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RsR.A,7s,
sststtsss
ss''Hfst

Having sol9 MY interest in the Drug
huliness 70 ~. JIG. FAINT / would respect
fali ask q continuance 0 the patronage o
my frisnds 10 tho nov trln OF Jones 4
Pant.
Feb. 1, 70. W. FRENCH,
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IT, NJ HRK! LUMB r.!
Shingles! Shingles!

| haze on hand q fine lot O.
Drcsse4 FIqnFing and ColIins, and,
also IHEH Plank aHd scsntlihg, and
will qrdcr for any ono by the car
load, All orders will Gc promptly
attended to, provided they arc 'ac-
companied by the cash.
jan Ibis ID. e. FARMER.
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Schedule Changed.

The seAeaale sBthSM Q, r. r.
was again changed, commencing
last Sunday: The up train is now
duo at sliO p. M, and the down
train at 1910 p. m. This arrange.
ment brings both the trains near
together, and both mails will be
distributed at the PoStofieo in the
morning, and both mails closed at
the same time st night.
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SALE Of VALUABLE LAD
The Columbus Insul ance
mud
Banking Company
VI.
Mary IEby, Administrators,
md nthrrs

tHAA
Banking Company
VI.
Mary lEby, Administrators,
and others.
Pursuant to 2 decree made and entcr.a
ON the 18th day II September. 1872. Al III
September Term, 1872, Of the Chancery
Court, held in and for the county Of NoYu-
bee, state of Mississippi, !. William b.
Humphrics, u 'ptCiM Fommissioner, an:
pointed IN said degree, yin Oh
Saturday, 25th day Of JANUARY ls7S.
at the Court house doer in the town Of Ma.
ca'n, NoNubee county, State Of Nississinni,
sell for cash, in lots not eHLreding leo rres
II one time, the ForidWihg' described lasjs
lying and being III lhh county Of Noxubco
and STATE Of Mississippi, to-wit: lets /. 4.
:. SO, u, -, 10, III, in section 6, township
70, F.nge y cast AMI all that portion Il
fets !, I anti SIN section I, townswip Ia
r. 90 II east, lying east nj ihe Mobile and
Ohio RaiiSpad AMI lots ) and 5, in section
=, township ID, range IL cast. containing
GO1 ayres moro or less. The said lands br7s
long to the estSte of Richard +. Irhy. do.
ceased, MD vii b. sold nhder suid deeres
10 p&y the debts Of the estate. Such titlo
As said estate had will BE- conveyed.
WILLIAM -. HUMPHREYS.
Nol2-2m Special Commissioner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

Tho State Of Mississippi, Circuit Court
SdSNbec County. Noxub,e Co.
'I p' y ' oa'n'' Attachment fat $500.
Whereas II writ Of Attachment Yns issued
out ~ the suit of James LYngstgcot against
the sud defendant ID NJ Quinn On the 18th
day Of December, A. ID. 1872, in tho Cir
cult Court Of Noxubcc county, returnable
4t the next term Of said circuit court, and
which is now pending in srid court, for the
sum Of Eight HHhdred (sSOO) Dollars or
thcrrabaptsi ana ffc affidavit having been
made that the ssid VI Quinn is II nom
resident If the State Of Mississippi SO that
the ordinary process of this court cannot
be served itp6n him, and his Feslcsncs and
/ past-ofkte address being unknown.
! It is'thcreforo ordered by tho cYiurt that
publication be made in the Maeon Beacon,
II newspaper printed and published il the
town Of Macon. Noxrhee foiLty, Int four
(4) consecutive weeks, notifying the said
defendant to appear at the next term Of
qitT said circuit court and plead. answer or
dcmlr to plaintiff, or Judgment by drtAult
will be entered against him, and the prop
"rty levied upon will be sold to salty
plaintiffs demands. =,
Witness my hand and seal of Office ut Ma
Is13."' ID" I. j: WHITE,
janlY-4Ys Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

Tue Suate OF Mississippi, 3.
NoxuhO0 County,
chancsry Court Thursday Dec. I.h, 1872,
The Estate
Jacob H Macon.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of tn
Court that the c~itntion issued Is the said
county Of Noxubee to w X Strobe, Execu.
tor Of the last will and tests nent OF Jacob
N Macon, deceased, u ape sr before said
court and make settlemJiit Of his account
has been returned BY the SHERIFF of said
county not f0und; II f0rtherappearinVto
tho court thai the said w r Strodg & moi
an. ~inhabitant of this State, but resides IL.
yond the limits thereof sothat the ordinary
process Of TINS court cMlhut be Executed
upon him. II k'tterSfofG 3kaerbd that
publication bEHadh III lki8 sIaedn Beacon'
= newspaper published - said county "
Noxibee, for four c~0nsecutive wneks. II.
ting the said VIZ SEf0le, Adminlstrntor.
tOabe and appear bet6yg fnis hfBh. Cont
n Z tefm th2reuft0 be held 1t tho court
House IA. the t0WW gf Macon in said county
0n The second Mondayin March II. 5. 1874
then and there 10 hiak6 SAsslemant az hs
accounts as RxscntaF ~ ne fksf ssni -~S
Testament o. said deceased. 'mt
htfnnftAef iofdcrtf TINT the CLERK n
the FssWt 4fansmit Nv mail hoslaFn 4
! copy X thls npler addressed "a an n
st5oeu q Mo- " ibdrne State Of AhIbama.
a trfe c4Hy fnrn The minal1 ii sad
e pse. nA., ~ NY. AK u. AEFkSET.
f. AflEatf"t ANtf a. Ia
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In retiring from thc above drrp, Uckscp
up nv New York 'connection,) the under
signed begs leave 70 sRdsf bis most CRATE
full thanks to those Of bis fTieils yho 30
gcpetoGSiy sustained Hipf ltS% their Patr N
aye and influence, and woqla m0st chSsTfil-
Il ASK that they give Mr.. q. y. Brooks their
FEY ", D. BARKER.
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Akeed Rer.

''tlVcd tho card, this week,
Brown 4 Co., ~Carrolltor,
'lsrs in Dry-Goods, Gro
" General Merchandise,
''aer frcm Tom for the
ualy a few years back
'arr'adcr-many of the
IN and clerks Of Macon
'a0or Tom IS one among
'a@ 30 has been e~arnOssIy
I'VE tbsn il evidenced by
A. R now the princi
IsetNblc mercantile hrm,
\ taAiIy and livos un.
flne any fig trOc. We
Tom, aud We hope to
more Macon hos. A., 40
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Mvatlsr.

INV. as rs. fML HHLH| LYH T.. "a .."I
M 'sa'on which succeeded
Y, Weather n DaesRBpr
prevented n IN
h SgEsss IN nlor gh,S~
a Ip'lRg Is anticipated.
~ a.. w. hss rsdps a
i. wye y service and orr
bSl,' E''srp's RlHtg ~
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WANTEnl

NJ Administration, with tho will
have been granted to the under
lAt (hancery County of NoxuRoe
lssisdppi. upon the Estate of y.
/ deceased. All persons hAying
pint "id estate are hereby noti-
sp' thrm properly authenticated
VINE prescribed BY law, or they
sYF saFEcd.
A. GREER,
. Administrator. :,
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CALTCel CALIgQl

! will otter foF ! few dasA 4 choice lot IF
CALICO Al 10 cent? per yard, worth -.
r. ". PHILLIPS.
feb Is
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''se . record FIVE deaths
p''lS IN this town caring
one white 4 81
mi "I.a = The Depot rc-
\, Y' - all, No bcIlors
mere are oiheT cases
AV'rable ~tsrmipgJep
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All parties indebted to the undersigned
are requested " call and make prompt Set
Element Whep, we say we wanA noSgY'SR
hrs ~KoulvALKNF We mean il. va void u
the wise etc. Z
.LAni4ts .'I.N 100 w.
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llannet Do ExeellaA

Eef convenience and beauty thos.
Rasliy Window Shades II Hclberg
AL gzss and hines oFtRo cslsgFs-
sfs,st sssasss, wtthth new
kabber hHish; which admits Ofshsm
being washed when soil5d, VITA 81.
lures Which y sipplicity and wtays
aic bts ond tonpetili0a. In tAc..
.aess Eosds hnYr nv equal in tbs
asst asd sNi qAilJ " ioAua u
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"a.
The State Of Mississippi,
Noxubec County
By the Board of Supervisors.

J =
Hy the Board of Supervisors. !.
To Church Carpenter
You arc hereby cited to appcsr
before the Beard OF Supervisors ii
Noxllbcc county, Mississippi. at 4
mOetils tEeleot To- be held at the
court house io ygSop, Wednesday,
the 9th dqy q Ilprpary, 1913, then
and there t0pay the taxes Jao on
said land, the same |, cling reported
delinquent according 10 law Nv t,o
tax-cUliectoro Of said county. to.wit.
lots |, 10, 20, q and %, section s:
township f6, range Is, lying n Nex.
ubee county, Mississippi, State tax
81 ~, county tax S. U5, total Sc 81
together with 10 per cent. damages
and costs, of' show that said faxes
have been paid, or in default of
such showing Judgment for the sale
thereof will Ad'enIered ut suid meet.
mug ofsaid Board against sand land.
condemnipg ting san,e or SO maeIt
thereof according to lay Us shall be
Semasnl y salisty said LAKES, costs
- NAaANAaAEAAa
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

mnodious Residence lately occu-
hr WdcVignOd. Tho . II 9 nine
tie house, a inc garden and all
improvements. FoFterrns apply
dsl Office Of
u. =. HOWELL.
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Samuel F. Cowan.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
hHnay NrTC-

VIII practice IN the courts of: the 7th
Judicial Ristsict andgive prompt utten-
ton to the collection Of claims.
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E6FICE~

s,om N. A. HArhn's place, q
~, ., T Ona small Roam MARI
lv ii with fax m4Re and tail,
q, nv .Sort, both hind feet white,
1In'i 4 Srehead rather 10 the left
'maIl blaze on let hostril, very
Sst. She was formerly owned
rGIrgS A liberal reward will
\, sny Information loading 70 the
y, o. '''' W. II, HARLAN.
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g. COOK.

huron, NJ. " WA. COOK, NJ. D.
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Mss Q LU H.. X
49, \
,y,,y m

The firm Of BROOKS h BARKER IS,
by mutual consent, this, day djssolSdd.
Either Cfps viii he glad to receipt the ac-
counts of those indebted 70 the late firm.
c. o. BROOKS will continue the business
ut the iawc place, where be hopes, by
strict atteyii0p to business Gaa Cir dealing
70 ell, to merit a enntinuAncsof Thu patr9E
age 6f his friends and the public geherAly.
Hr &C. %. BKOOKS, ~
- wv II tfkb
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nm staTaay FsOFVaTy a.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-22

b. order of said board this
lfL.s1 16th day Of December, 1872.
Fad IeHENRY,
ebantefy CiGrk and ex-oiicio.
tPrint tecs CLERK oil II. s.
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y. ri. fnr sale Of lhe B0acon
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27

Chicago, with an dlvcrging railway.
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN II.

Passengers for Kansas. Lpavenworth and inter.
mediate points on this Road, take westward trains
of the Chicago, K. /, a Pacific H. A. arriving az
l'ayruwnrlh az a. a m and 90 = p. ~.
for DE Wilt and Maquokcta
40 Columbus Junction. with n e.. u a NJ r. Y.
for cedar Rapids, Cedar Falls,and 81 Paul, north,
aud Burlington aud Keokuk, south
AZ fairhcld, with y. & VI Il Il for Burlington.
Al Ashland, with Dcs MOiucs Valley K. X for he
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
Keen Your Ewes Oueu.

\ gentleman in this city sunday night.
at late hour, started tn walk from the
other side Of the river To Ii, home ON this
side. and when about midway on the big
bridge he saw three men standing together
talking, apparently about money, and as
he passed them one said may be this man
has got $50, and the three followed him,
slowly. When about midway between the
bridges one Of the men hurried towards
him, and our Rock Island wan yelled for
help. His pursuer gaining upon him he
broke into a run and came safely to Sylvan
Wato~ bridge. This is the last he saw ar
heard of the suspicious trio. Our Rock
Island man says the guard at the bridge
heard him, but did not come TO his rescue.
and in this he thinks the guard didn't d.
his duty. Our citizen is mistaken. The
guards are placed at the bridges for a spe
cifc purpose and must not leave them-if
they do they will be discharged from ser
vice. The road between the two bridges
is uar q very safe place fgra lone man in
a dark night-but people who cross must
take their own risk. as they do on any 9th
or road in the country II the Command
ant IT Rock Island Arsenal pleaSes u po-
lice that road, that would be very nice
but we don5t suppose the people have
any claim that he should 60 50.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27

The Republican township convention
last night the 2tth was a very slim affair.
They nominated f. krrll tor Supervisor
and G. b Knox, for Assistant, j VI
Bcardslcy 2d for Town Clerk \ X.
Philco tor Assessor. H. G. cleveland
for Collector Phil Mit>ch } H. Reeves,
and Peter Robinson for Constable. and .
+ Higgins, VI. l.. Pinkley :. F. Cooke
and Frazer Wilson for justices 1t is q
very slim ticket. and their party Is utterly
demoralizcd IF the Democrats and Lib
eral Republicans nominate good aud strong
men, they can carry the town. The tax
payer, eau afford t. elect Krell and Knox,
for the reason that both are subservient to
the Court House people and have neither
the ability courage or disposition to scru-
tiuize rigidly the enormous bills they pre-
sent 10 the Supervisor, for allowance
Elect Krcll and Knox and you may expect
high saluries. big expenses and high taxes.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
NOTES. HERE REp THERE.

The tow boat lie Craire came up to-day.
The ferry boat Rock Island came up
from the boat yard to-day
West will have an elegant saloon when
Gus. Miller gets that paper On.
The steamer Clinton. from St Louis
arrived at this place at 4 p. N. to-day.
The Moline city election takes place
April sth-a week from next Tuesday
Gait. Blaisdell & Smith are turning out
some elegant carriages for children. See
sample in Woodwards' window.
Democratic and Liberal Republican
ward meetings tonight We ask the sec
retaries Of these meetings to furnish us
the proceedings early tomorrow morning.
The Republicans have nominated very
weak township ticket-s0me Of the men
very unsuitable for the positions named
The party is demoraized by the corrupt
Credit Mobilier business their salary
steal their post office quarrel, and don't
care a fig about anybody on their ticket.
Ii the Democrats and Liberal Republicans
put up a good ticket, composed Of men
suited for the Offices, and do their work
well, they will elect every man
In Mr. Jacksons speech in the court
house he said it was unfair to condemn
Mr.. Hawley unheard, and jackson and
Robinson both begged for delay, so that
Mr.. Hawley might have a chance to de-
fend himself Fair play, in the Union,
this morning, makes a good point on Jack
son, Robinson and Hawley in regard to
this matter by saying that they condemn
ed and executed Captain Haverstick with
out even the shadow of notice to him of
what was proposed The first thing he
knew Of the move was the notice he re-
! ceiyed that his head was in the basket"
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27

Under the heading. \ Deferred Arti-
Gle. the yuioH, thi, morning, publishes
an article which it says VIM jackson
wrote for that paper Just prior to lIawley $
nomination for Congress- but which the
Union suppressed The object of the art
icle was to fairly set forth the claim, Of
both Beardslcy and Hawley to the nomi-
nation but the yHj0a suppressed it, and
now brings it To light to show that that
paper wanted 70 be fair between the
two candidates. Why, then, did the
Union suppress the article? 1t is a per
fectly fair statement of the claims Of each
and the fact that the Union suppressed it,
and that that paper constantly leaned to
the Bcardslcy side. proves that it was N0f
disposed 70 treat both with fairness. It
seems to US that in supprcssing this arti-
Gle then and now bringing it before the
public, the Union makes a point against
itself and in favor Of jackson
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
rfP'''' and Man. leaye' o,'' q. n. and 6 a {"

Express and Mail, leaves s:i5a. m. md 10 40 , m
Accommodation. leaves at4;0Op. m.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
RAILROADS.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC II. R.
NB-N traus ~ or on. oi h1es Island run by
ui..AAI, iig,s chicago dime l. about ~ minutes.
s5a IiJo ahout u minutes faster than Rock .l
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
lead, Throat aad Vocal Organs.

This mcdy does not DRY Up Catarrh hut
Lu1SENS it frees the head OF all offensive motter.
aul ky removing bad breath and h adache. alleys
ana -OU.he~ the burning heat In catarrh l. SO mild
an 4greeahIo N is elLeCLs ihaL i pOsiLIveIy
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS

MOI spIing 10 break. cutting Of sash: cheap Gu-
able very easily applied: holds sash any place
desired. and 4 scifIAstcneT when the sash il down
send stamp for circular. Circular and six copper
hr0nZed locks sent 10 any address in the L. Spost
paid. receipt Of sec liberal Inducements TO the
trade. Agents wan ed. Address RESIN GER SASH
LOOK CO, No. AIS Market street. Harrisburg Pa
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the C,ntaur LIniment win
not relieve, no swelling it will not zubdnc. and no
lamenes- which it will NOT cure This is strong Ian
guage but IT Is Eruc Where the parts are not gone
its effects are marvellous Il has produced more
cures OF rheumatism, neuralgia, lock aw. palsy.
7prains swcliEgs CaLed.breasts s,alas bnrp. salt.
rheum. ear-achc, &c. upon the human frame and Of
strains. SPAWN, gale. Sc, upon animals in On. wear
than have all other pretended remedies since te,vora
began 1t i counter-irritant, and all-healinp main
reliever, Crpples throw away their crutches. the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless
and the wounded are healed without scar. Its no
hnmbug The recipe Is published around each bot.
tie II is selling as no article ever before sold and
II sells because II docs Just what it prctends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism. main mr.
swelling deserve to suffer II they will not use Cen.
taur Linment More than 200 certificates Of TO-
markable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic
rheumatism, govt, running tumors, &c, have been
received We will send circular containing cor
tiicates- the recipe &C. gratis to any one reauest
ing 1t. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper centanr
Eminent is worth one hundred dollars for -nav;rod
sweenied horses and mules, or for screw.worm in
sheep. stock-owners-this iiniment is worth vour
attention No family should be withou, Centaur
Liniment j. B. ROSE eco, New York.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
From the Union, March ?,
A Personal Statement.

On Monday last Capt Robinson stated
to two gentlemen in his bank that had
demanded bonus of 1000 from Mr..
Hawley as condition precedent to giving
him the support of the Union in his last
campaign for Congress.
On Tuesday evening. at the Court
House, am informed that MIR jackson
stated that | demanded $1,000 Of Mr..
Hawley, for the same purpose, the amount
having swelled $500 in the course Of a
day 5 travel.
Ordinarily l have paid no attention 10
personal attacks made upon me, but in
this ease deem it proper to reply By the
following affidavit:
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On Wednesday next April ID, at .
O'Clock r. VI. William G. Wadsworth,
assignee of VIM. McBrydc, will sell at
public auction at Moline. the real estate
lately occupied by Mr. NeBryle, consist
ing of "a store and land oppurtenaut, and
two other choice building sites adjoining
the store lot This offers a good chance
for investment, as the property j., in the
ceuig VI the business part Of Moline
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l may add, that of the eighteen or twenty
hundred who, it is stated, have made APP
plications for homesteads on these lands,
not one, in my opinion, can be recognized
by the land Office under this law, and that
if any of that number have gone on and
made improvements and settlements upon
the lands, the railroad company may at
once, by suit of ejectment, dispossess them.
Respectfully, JAMES MCCORMICK
2. S.-You are at perfect liberty to pub
llsh this letter, or make any use You Ike
of it J. II. NJ.
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EVERY C0RNET BAND
WORKING CLASS N u e.

c. ~ con per day Agents wanted! All
pO III pZU classes Of working people OF eli
tntr sex, Young or old. make more money at work
for us in their spare moments all the time than
at anything else, Particulars free. Address q.
STTNSON d co. Portland Maine