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RIOT At pAEls., Ca SaUGnnah, May ..
-" F:'t.y nitut ABOUT disk a negro riot oc-
c..r"a ~ Duen, Il! which the sheriff, two
".".r !a"n. and u negro were slightly
""'Hi.d. II VA, caused by the arrest Of
Ui.,> Il. Campbell, negro magistrate, on u
h.asI."arraut Of Judge Tompktns, aud
il. D., 10 gvt bono he was ordered TO be
Erit u confinement n The courthouse until
!" could ~ removed 10 Il place Of safety.
Ar-fo"> armed with guns and sticks gath.
t'rI q! The courthouse, threatening res.
t.". The AaG>htl Of Dlrien attempted to
.l'i-r,c The crowd. and was Knocked down
aaa Badly bruised. The sheriff, wl:h Judge
i'b!hNn,, wrnt 10 the steps Of the build
~, "!"n firing commenced. Fifteen or
'"'nlF bots ""rc bred. with the above re-
'-' the Judgr narrowly ceca ping. A posse
~ organized, AID guarded the courthouse
'4' i"ihil0dcr Of the night, but there was
IL 'Aftacr Trouble. Campbell was brought
- III: c.lg BY s.clmcr. aud is now in jail.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
fBY TELEGRAPH
EEw y0DE

ibl IELEShAFi.J
NEW YORK
NEW YORK. May 3.-SoutAern honr decidedly
armer with tair inquiry: common to fair ex-
ira, s5.35S$5. 80; good to choice extra. s5.95
Gt6.50. What shade lower with limited de-
mand; holners, however, exhibit no pressing
firmer: $l:s6@*l 40 for winter red west
ern: 81 41@$l.42 for amber western: $40
(gSl As for white western. Corn dull and about c.
lower: 9l@92c. for western mixed: 91kG92c.
Ter yellow WESTERN. Coffee quiet and steady at 6S
G1 9hc., gold, for Rio. Sugar firm and quiet, owing
TO large arrivals Rice steady with iaIr jobbIng ill.,
qulry. Talow heavy at CSC. Rosin dull at 81 O5
Fork unsettled; new Job lots s22 90. LarG lower
at PIC. for prime steam Whiskey hrmer at II. 16.
FIcights dull.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-tattle moderately &C.
tive; prices steady; sales of 2 700 head at 71S(E
SAC for extra pennsylvania steers; 6S7c. for fair
to good PENNSYLVANIA steers sheep without change:
sales OF s 900 head at 567Ac. Hogs firmly held !;
sales or 1000 head at $12.50@Sl3.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May 3.-Flour quiet: Howard-Street
and western supertine, 81 .509S4.75, Whta' firm:
Maryland red. 81 500 sl.4O. Torn quiet and firm !;
southern white, 03994c. yellow, Ole: we;icrn
mixed. S94M90c. Oats dull. Rye quiet. Provisions
quiet ana firm. Coffee strong; cargoes, 1G4@1 DC.
Whisky, s1.15@sSl.16. sugar firm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. May 3.-Flour unchanged. Corn
sS an sr1ag PORK
dcrs. 0Ac.; clcar-Iib. 13@l34:.: clear, 1890
13hc: Prime lard-s,cam, 15h@1 5ac.; t.rce,
l6@164c.; ktg, l6ac. Whiskey, $1.13.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Flour firm and with an adj
vancing tendency. Corn firm: No. mixed, 800
1879. Whiskey 1rmcr at sl.14@EIl5, PORK
quiet ut S22.25. Bacon steady. Lara i SIC. bid;
summer SOLD at SC.
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NIutiny and Murder.

LONDON, May 3.--The schooner Jefferson
arden, from New Orleans for this port, has
arrived OF Berth Seven. The captain re-
ports that the crew mutinied and the first and
second mates were killed. Two sailors were
wounded and put in irons. One sailor was
wounded and chained to the pump. and
another was dying. The vessel was worked
bv three hands.
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Ike North Carolina Municipal Elec-
sinrpS

RALEIGH, N. c., May Sin the municipal
elections here to-day the Democrats elected
eleven out of seventeen aldermen. The al
dcrmen elect mayor. This is the first time
since the war that the city has gone Demo-
cratic.
The Democrats carry Durham, Salisbury,
IiIISboro', Charlotte, Henderson, and War
renton, which are all the towns heard from.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NFFICIAL REPORT.-The following is
~ a correct report of the sales OF SEW Nc
MACHINES mace by the leading companies du-
ring the past four a years. = careful examination
of the figures will show that the sale OF the
SINGER" has largely decreased each year.
shown In the sn reported by all other COMPANIES.
now the ultS'iOnS naturally arise: How long viii
mi. STATE 1f atr ,r, hSiI How long will the other
csmpani.s be able to keep Offices open IN our DIFF
tcrcnt cities and towns when they ar selling :" few
machines? 2 Il persons who lllhk at buSllig i ma
chine should consult their own intcrc.t and get
good one from the oil. reliable ; MEEK MA u
FACrunIHG COMPANY. Office, 81 Main
81 root Richmond Va {. ). BEATTY, agent.
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Loss OF life by GareieSsncss.

New YORK. May 3.-Thc captain and pilot
OF the steamer City of Hartford were to-day
held 10 s., 900 bail for running down scOw,
" Whereby tour children were lost. The fl.
Their and mother were saved. The mother
is dcmcrted. The children were respect.
lively aged fifteen, six, and three years, and
twenty months.
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ERESH MINERAL WATERS.

CONGRESS WATER, from Saratoga Springs;
HATEIURN WATER, from Saratoga Springs;
KrFFAIO LITHIA WATER, from Buffalo
Springs. Direct from the Springs and for sale
by The single bottle or case.
pI1IINA BITTERW ATE from Bohemia;
EpEIDRICH,HALL WHITEWATER, from
Germany;
HrJSYADI JANos BlTTERwATER, from Hun
gary;
yICHY WA'c ER, from France
CARLSBA,> WATER, from France.
For sale, wholesale and retail by n-,on4s,s
M -. - MEADE BAkaak; Urnige s,rsst
spz9 ttIa} - - o1o .a-1 e--Se.:
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SteuulI,oal Disaster,

ST.. LOUIS, May 3.--Mrs. Sievan, wife of
John Slevan, railroad man Of Kansas City
or jefferson City, and her two little girls.
aged seven aud eight years respectively, were
lost on the steamboat st. Louis, and six or
seven deck passengers are also supposed TO
he lost, though their names cannot be ascer-
i1ipp6
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kiale OF "A Railroad.

MOBILE, May 3.-The Alabama and Chat.
taneoga railroad was sold to-day by the mas.
ter commissioners to the trustees for first
mortgage bondholders for Sl,200,O00 over
and above the lien created by the receivers
certificate, court costs, e..
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BY telegraph,

NEW YORK, May 81 Eoon-stocks active and
lower Money. 8. Gold. 81. Exchange-Lopg.
4sS; short, 49l. Governments active and lower.
Erening.-Monev easy at 2@3. Sterling, 4ss
God dun Ut l15@115S. Governments active and
steady. States quiet and nominal. ---- ~
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May g. 1879.

RICHMOND, May 8, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Hhite. GO bushels Red 90 bushels.
CORN White, 21S bushels. TeliOD, II bushels.
lHiaed, sos bushels.
UATs.-224 bushels.
MEAL.-54 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: 40 bushels on private terms.
Red: 80 bushels on private terms.
CORN While: % bushels prime AT SSc.: 46
bushels prime at Sc: 30 bushels private terms;
176 bushels very good ut SIC. 1872 bushels very
good 1T S6c.-tutal, 7U2 bushels Ieiiolc: 4 BUSH
els private terms. Mixed: Pa bushels on pri-
vute Terms.
OATS.-3S bushels very good at &C.. 90 bushels
common at 65c-total, 1870 bushels.
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Bliss Ida Greeley, eldest daughter OF the
late Horace Greeley, was married on Satur.
Gay 10 Colonel Nicnolas Smith, according to
the tiles Of the Roman Catholic Church, in
TIE presence Of large humber OF invited
guess c9nsls'ing Of judges, military ap.d
WNessionai men. There was no display, OF
n n''ual presents. but floral gifts were rlc,a and
luHel0us.
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"EgrD!NG the kK>IUCKy.- Cincinnati,
Ai.E .n.-ILr Trustees OF the southern
t~a!ooJ yomp-uy hay" awarded to the Bal
IL =. H}d4r Com ,auy a contract to build
Z: s~oyr; IT,. kentucky river. The bridge
VIZ" l.2oo feet long, 215 feet high, aud
49, E@,7.-oJ.
-" a.-1 bridge near Farmvilie is only
IL 'o., Aiga 4, liz greatest elevation, We
..Iah.-
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PROPOSALS.
CITY EEGlSEER'S OFFICER
~. .prit 40 1Syg


CITY ESGlSEER'S OrEtcE,l
RICHMOND, VA, Aprli 80, lsIsa
NOTICE TO BRfCK-MASOSS AID
~ BRICK COSTR ACTOaS.-sesied proposals,
viii I've received 1T This cnice uatii "EtbN EsDAEs
Nav 5th.at 5 O'Clock p. NJ. for The conarnsuon az
the following brick egg.shaDed sewers.
I,ei.h Stree, from Fou,hee TO half.Ssy p:tWeon
Fo,,shee and Adams sirstts.
Marshiil street from Brook avenue o. point oa
Marshall treet near First street. r.,
Marshall street from twentY'f3uth 10 fWensS>
second and down twenty .second 10 Broad street,
Twenty fifth street from Mall 10 halfway De~
,we.n FRANKLIN and Grace streets
Cansi stree. from Adams TO j e6sssop strecs,
Eranx lin street FROM Fourth 70 ehird, am thence
mn rhifd street 10 halfway II seen Fru.sliu and
trace streets.
thonsspu Of bricks laid ii sewer stacks aad street
hs stns contractor faruh nins all materials exee
csmen,; price per than aana fos laying tricks, the
city furnishing all mAtsSiitss price per thoasano
for b,i ks delivered o'a The sfouaa. ..,
Forms of propos' - ED be had ana
seen on applicable nj this ONCE Any pinasr ~ ~
shall fi after se weeks notice ocnS 9sen VI - ~
accertance or ais hid 10 furntsn tns LeslouSaS
curtty shall ,rfsit his ciai 10 toe woIk , ,b. n,
The Com nilien Streets , ,ha canrraet
ospaaa Ier s sas PSGsfIySHAW Iity Engfneef.
l.
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Curtis s. Burnham, Of Richmond, Ky, has
been appointed Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury Uice Hartley.
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EEaTIL1zERs.

l0. GoYERXaiEesT tsEelf sl -.
IL we Offer ies ssle she email pSi VIZ.
euainins Of this uaiy ysssasss e sSis ia
nnacmb,eiy rhe last OF the suppy fermSss! 4-st.
In large quantities frQ tae - HaCCR
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bvENIAG or Sr. JAMES HALL. LIVERPOOL
- lH!su LECTURER COMING. London, May 2.
>JAiLca Han, in Liverpool, has been de-
s,io'cd b. lire. The los. is estimated at
$ljJ,Q03.
NJ. JoHu Utounor POUR, member of Par
..aihrhl from May county, has been engaged
~ 4 tx months tour in the United States
- denver !ectutes on the present condition
o. Ireland.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 3.-Vlrgtnia 6s, peelers. 40;
corsols, sax. West Eirglnla's. IS. North Carolina
6's old, 22 new, II: special tax. 3. Bid to-day.
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ATEE-sroCT.- ST. Louis, May "A dis.
ia'cI rom Muskcg0, Indian Territory, says
" "a'c!-spout burst ~ Friday, near Honey
HrIILg, which was followed by the seyerest
!4'A-slorm for many years. Bridges and
s1i'"tl, we're wasted away, and the ira k OF
TIE Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
MA! E.k creek VA, submerged and under
H'ihca. No lives we're lost.
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Searly ali diseases originate ffom Indigestion and
torudity of the liver, and rsllef Is always anx-
insiy sought after. If The hW Is regulated IN Its
action health Is almost invariably secured Want
o. acflon IN the liver causes nc aHache, ion
iaundce pain u the shoulcrs, cough, chills, dlzzi-
ness soar stomach, bad TASTE: In the moma, bilious
rits or Tie blaes and u lsr ldred other symptoms.
for which SIMMOSo'o LIVER X EGULATOk Is
the hest remedy thai nassver osea discovered. i.
ble compound, c;el do NO injury In any quantities
That II may be taEec. II Is haT nless IN every way
,he good and grsat from al, parts OF the country
Will vouch for It's oesns the ,urest and best.
NH 0-tJe2S
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MINERAL WATER.


MINERAL WATERS.
KrssESGES WATER on draught,
VICuY WATER Umportedl,
CONGRESS WATER,
HATHoRS WATER,
PrLLNA WATER.
FuEIDRlCHSHALL BITTER WATER,
GETTYSBUBG kATALYslSE WATER,
ALLEGuASY WATER.
PocKBRIDGE ALUM WATER,
HEALING SPRINGS WATER,
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
BUFFALo LITHIA WATER.
All of the above waters for sale by the bottle or
case and packages delivered.
POLK MILLER & CO., ApothecareS,
my4 corner Ninth and MasA streets.
MINERAL WATERS.-We are agents
lfl for the sale of the WATERS FROn Ihf.
VI,GINIt SPRINGS, and sfep on f.tlld supply
of celebrated WATERS from othef SOURCES, ootn
foreign anG domesiic-v!Z ~,
WIIrE SULPHUR. GrcenDrier coun2y, w. va.
EnCxRprDt;E ALUM, Rockbridge county, Va;
bIIECHANY, Montgomery county, Va
nEAIISe; Bath county, Va;
RIFFaIo {>prings and p, Mecsienburg county,
Va;
HATA0KN, Saratoga. n. T.; -
RIrI EnwATER, Friedrichshale, Germany;
VICuY. Vichv, france;
SETTER. Settler, Germany. u
necripttye prmphetS furnished gratis on apPh-
cntion. PURCELL, LADD CO., l1rnSRlstS;
my 4.2w 1915 Main street, klchlnona, ID.
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nU,sOLETsONs q PARTNERSHIP

DIscoiUTION or PARTNERSHIP
~ Tne partnership heretofore existing Tween
the un drrsigned under fIe iirm 1t 70 u 70.
Is his day dissolved by mutual consent. All per
cons Indebted to the nr,n are requested to MAKE
payment al Al claims aganst Inc a urn Of w me
a. ~ - vii only be ussd In liquidation. ach q "a
WIZ coih, mn, I'd. WrsT,
aooSe ost j b. LACY.
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MULES, HORSES. DC,
Nh MILES,

HoRsEs AND MULES. &
- ,,p,vrn .t our stables, fresh supply Of
W. u unESES and MULES from Kentucky ana
us So. frst.class HACKS, HORsEsis ana NV ~
GIES for hire. t'a@. ~ ~ = VIZ
I
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 8, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 4, 1875.
Jun rises. ..........5 ca Moon rIses..........3.46
Jun ses.............6 .50 High tide. ........ $50
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1T0TU,E OF RETIREMENT FROM
n CnnS e pRITCF-JAME. A. seldom
VIZ Sin day OF ApIil 1875. retres from the hrm
OF sEoOS shucE haSS'ps r, ,per'i sr VIE
ny, hns AZ ~ SE,iDOS who, with his other partner
Mr. THOMAS 5. BRUCE. Will enlarge tue se Sc ID
Of their past business and n9ar pe on NJ The
a asms stand, GFNEkAL GROCERY ANDIoMa-
MISSION BUSINESS. r,,, he kent
Al the Transactions OF .ne 1 nj maturity by the
new concern ha !, mn and attract we
s rreespeetiuy call the Of rae pup
,ic feeling assured that our prices WIZ Is R
sai hIcmMosp, vA.,ApTn "a, 1870 Fpso'3a.
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n,. cr wn.r1 !o;crcs' has
.,,..,..r: ,1ucr maturity
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS.SIsu
y COMPANY. t2cHks
TRI-WkEkLY LINE.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATSssIsI
y COMPANY. rzcH2ss
TRI-WkEkLY LINE.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YOkh,
ALSO YOR
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RlVER.
Uu aGd alter WEDNESDAY, March "a, 1879
this Companys fast anO elegant steamer JOHN
SYLVESTER, Captain }. A. POST, carrying
United States Mail and Adams express, VIII leave
wharf, Rockets, for ubore-named points MON-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at $50
passengers make sure connections With Bay Lima
At Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
FARE TO NORFOLK ONLY. 800
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN ..................- .'........s's ~
Fare TO baltimore. W
Fare to Philadelphia. ......".....---S oU
Fare to New York.................. II oU
Tickets for sale on steamers, AZ 6erDer q 20 y
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel,
and baggage checked through. Freight received
daily tor Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ana
regular landings on James river from a. u. to
8P. NJ, at reasonable rates ..-.f
Freight for way-landings must re prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM. General Agent.
Office Company's wharf, Rockets; branch OF:
ace Ut W. ID. Blair & Co.'s, corner Of Ninth a1d
Main streets. @Z1
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..- ,,.,,..>@ ~ INTEREST:
: !. - .,'a...... ana 'c&>'-ir"'"F
-.,ss- ...,.....'.
80. ,C ,Er, .,si...'''''''
J.. ...-t. gu:.'.'.eE ..''''''..'''
.,,.t..c.t'' >...,. -''''''''
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TOugEsenetl Glass.

. uS1ocs DISCOVERY BY NJ. DE La BAsr,E, A
FRENCH ENGINEER ARTICLES PRO
DUCEp BY HIS PROCESS. 'tA s1It
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ESa6
~ COMPANY. ssUsSkta66s
.FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch one OF their splendid
steaRers-OLD DOMINION, w YANORE, ISAAC.
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAT
TERAS-every TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUM-.
DAY at high wassr. y@#.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressy for this route-
They have spenstd 3ileous. staterooms, and BATH
rooms. s.. ..s
The, fare, accommodations, aud attention are IN.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the Company's covered pier, 81
North river.
with Dispatch, aud no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until sP. NJ. daily.
For further inIorman0I, apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
APPS Office CoInpanv's wharves. Rocketa,
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TAKE
SIMMONs,s LIVER REGULATOR
| diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen

for all dsea ses of the Liver Stomach, and Spleen
1t Is emluently a Family Medicine;
snd by being kept ready for lmmed-
ate resort will save many an hour or
suffering and many dollar In time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial 1t Is still re- ..t.
Ceiglng the most uuqual lifted testimo-
Nfals OF its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and RESPONSE.
bllity; Eminent physicians commend
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, DZzI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, bad taste
III the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKS, PALPITATION OF the
HEART, PAIN In the region of
the KIDNEYS, DESPONbENCY,
GLOON, and torehod!ngs Of EVIL,
all of which are the offspring Of
q diseased LIVER.
II you feel DULL, DRowSY,
DEBILIT tTED, have frequent
HEADACHE, MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you suf-
fcring from TORPID LIVER or
NBILIoUSS ESs," aud nothing
will cure YOU SO speedily and
permanently.
Tne LIVER. the largest organ
In the body. Is generally the
seat of the disease, and II not
REGULATED in time great suf-
feIlng, wreichedneSs, aud
DEATH will cnsle.
Armed with this ASTIDUTE, all climates and
changes of water and food NAV be faced Without
IsuI; e nsoMPL2lNrs, REsTL EssNEss.
7 TAE TuHESPRST. PUREsT. AND BEST FAM
LY MEDICINE IN THE WORLDl
~ have never seen or tried
such Ia simple, etticacious, sat-
isfactory: a ald pleiaslH1, tT rene
ST. Louis. Mo.
Hon. Alex. Fl. Stephens.
professionally use, when my
condition requires IL, Doctor
Sinmons's Liver Regulator
with good effects Hon,
ALEX. Il. STEP. EMS.
Governor OF alabama.
"YOur Regulator has been
In use In my family for some
time. and am persuaded II Is
a yalu. bic addition 10 the
medical Science"-GOY. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
II have used the Regulator
In my family for the past sew
enietn years. | can safely re-
commend IL t., the world rs
IN. best medicine have ever
used tor th.t class Of diseases
&c purpnrtS to cure. ~. +. -
THIGPEN. a... VS..
President of City Bank.
s'siInmons's Liver keguia-
tor has proved good and elii-
cacioIs medlcine."-C. A.
Druggists.
1--WE have :Ht.u acquainted
with Or. Simmonss Liver
Medicine Tor more than tw"n-
rs Years. an1 know IT 10 I've The
bet Liver Regulator offered
10 rhe pibiic."--I Il. LYON
and Fl. l.. LYON, beli-fon-
tane, Ga.
LIVER REGULATOR.
RS5 n Ssk fIlic", Gsiic eprrss,on of Spur
in sour Stomach. Heartburn. &c-, &C..
II HAS NJ EQUAL.
l. n fauitIrss family me-nc:le.
d. runi1.
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, lSl.309,i3l 81
. ,l33,63i.77S 50
81 .325.3iG 81
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Sl,7l2.S29 500 90
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TIE SYMPTOMS OF Liver
Complaint are un,as'iless ahd
pain in the side. Sometimes
the pain is In the shoulder. and
i MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness, bowets In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating.
win lax. The HEAD Is trou--
bled win pain, and dull. hcavE
sensation, considerable Loss:
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with laiuful sensation II taV~
ing LEFT USDOSE someI1iDg
which ought 10 have bsen
done. Often complaining or
weakness, DEBILITY, and1ow
spirits. Sometime A.fSr OF
the aboyesympions attend the
disease, and at other pInes
very FEW of them: but .se
LIVER Is generally The organ
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oath from that taken by the assessor. II
the assessor is impartial in his assessments.
serving every man alike, his oath. as uns
derstaDd it, is fully cancelled. II makes
no great difference whether horses are a.
sessed at 500 or 800, but we can all see
that 1t were better to get them. in the sew
eral towns, as near equal as possible. For
Whyf Because it makes it more easy for
the board of equalization. and this is the
main reason that the assessors meet before
they begin their work. = :.
We will take it for granted that there
are from 800 10 / 200 assessors in the state.
including the counties that have township
organization and those that have county
organization. Don't the assessors all take
the very same oath? Are they not all
elected by the people, who, no doubt, think
that they are voting for capable and hon.
est men? Don't Judge Guyer say, plainly,
that every man OF them swears false? How
about the assessors in those counties that
have county organization? Have they
also to 20 where the woodbine twi-
meth, and where there is no hope? If so,
Dear Judge. do come to the fyaRt once
more and defend your pet scheme. Has
not Rock Island county been above the
state average, and been reduced, year after
Year, Is there any sense in going higher.
and then being reduced? -1-~ . -
/ would here say to Judge Guyer that
he is fooliug away his precious time in
showing the assessors of this county how
to assess according to Law, because after he
has taken great pains, and written much.
proving many different things that never
existed, they are such muIish, Ignorant
lot that it is more than likely they will
have their own way anyhow,
There is now splendid opportunity for
Judge Guyer to display his great abilities
by tackling the State Auditor. He is foe
man worthy of his steel. Why's his
time with an obscure township assessor
Let him point his great guns at higher
game. Has the State Auditor taken This
awful oath? IF so, the Judge bas got him
big. much bigger Than 81 as 10. He
ought not to Re backward. He should do
as ne has been doing all the time-come
night to the front. refer him to the de-
Slsion of the State Auditors valuation
of the Rockford Road, and will anxiously
wait, hoping he viii accomplish, as usual,
much good in that contest. f~
JAMES TAYLOR.
Edgington. Sept. 20. 1875. Oh
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