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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
Cossom Factories ia the South.

fla New England factory a make
a profit Of Il cent on a pound Of raw
cotton it has done we'll. A Southern
factory has an advantage of II cent,
some say more, on the raw material,
Has it been considered what this
means? This is equal to twelve per
cent. on the capital stock. If well mans
aged it must make twice as much as q
Northern factory. This, in fact has
been done generally by the factories il
Georgia and South Carolina. A fac
tory that cost $50 900 in the South will
make as much clear profit as II that
cost 500, coo in the North. A factory
in the South will make twice the divi-
aend of one in the North. Can our
capitalists find a better place to put
their money than in such factories?
Austin Statesman.
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Shc7';f's Safe.

r. ". Millsaps, In the Circuit Court of
vs. tNo.2726. Pike county.
WI Garland, ct all Judgment & costs sl2i9.9+.
by virtue Of a writ OF execution to me, direct
ed ifc;n the Circuit Court Ct Pike county, Mis-
sissippi, l will, on Monday the 45h day Of June,
1871, a the Courthouse door, in tie town of
der for cash, the following described property.
tO-wit: SwL and sWA Of uWA of sec. % aud seA
of mex of sec. 26, and nwH neh sec. Il, all in
township 5 Of range !, east, containing $50 acres,
more or less, levied on IS he property of the de-
tenants, aud will he sold 20 satisfy the Judgment
and costs in the above stated case.
lhis the 9TH day of May, A. d. 1877.
May lett. A. o. cox, Sheriff.
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The Defense of tho EIlenfon
Rioters.

The defense SET up in behalf Of the
Elienton rioters, now being tried be-
fore Chief Justice Waite at Charleston,
South Carolina, is that a general up
rising of the blacks was planned, and
that they were instructed by Republican
leaders so to act as to compel members
of the Democratic Rife Clubs to fire
the first shot, and goad the whites to
the very acts perpetrated.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
Fractional Currency Eecsseaar-
HON.

WASHINGTON, May %.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
directed that at the close Of the pres
ant month. an amount of greenbacks
be added to the special fuud under the
Joint resolution for the issue of silver
coin, which, with the six million already
set apart, will bring the fund up to the
amount called for at this time, about
V million six hundred Thousand,
that being the legal,tenders received in
exchange for silver held for the re-
demption of fractional currency,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
a Reflect Of Carpet-Esag Eguie.

Redield mentions, in q recent letter
from South Carolina, that there is an
inquiry there rs to the disposition of .
certain appropriation of 5000 made in
1874 by the Legislature TO have pictures
of Abraham Lincoln and Charles
Summer painted for the State. There
is some evidence that the chairman OF
the committee took the money and
built himself a house with it. The
pictures have not been forthcoming
The appropriation went the way of the
$500, 600 appropriated to provide homes
for worthy black men. The ardent
friends of 'the poor black man" put
the money in..their pockets.-C0urieF-
Journal.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
.Eillspery! millinery!

MISS K. E. VAN NORMAN. having
opened a Millinery establishment at the
Hotel, IN Wesson, Miss, announces to the
public that she has a choice stock of mill
Iinery on hand, which she offers at New
Orleans prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
\ share Of patronage is solicited. [M3l.6m
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Eilden's Schemes According 30
tTle Graphic.

NEW YORK, Nay zzu.
The Graphic has dispatches from
Washington to the effect that the post
ponement of the extra session ofCongress
was due to the discovery of a conspira>
cy on the part of Congressman, of both
parties, headed by David Dudley Field,
to introduce a resolution declaring
Samuel ). Tilden the honest President
elect, and inviting him to take his place
in the White House.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31

WONDER if we have a man in South
Mississippi that is fit to be L~ieutenant>
Governor of this State. If there is let
him speak out.--H dndsboro Demo
Graf.
Yes, we nominate Capt. 2. K. Mayors
Of tho Handslnro Democrat.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31

Next Tuesday night, the editor-in-
chief and associate editor will start for
Holly Springs to attend the 18th An
nual Convention of the Mississippi
Press Association. We hope the pats
ron of TIE LEnGER viii he gener-
ous enough to indulge them 4 few days,
and pardon the lack of Interesting mat
Ter during their abseonn. They will
return in tins to perform duty ON the
frat iaaue III Jlnlu.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31

We have not heard, IS yet. that
Evarts intends writing a letter to the
Illinois authorities in regard to the hor-
rible, wholesale, cold Dlooded poison
ing, which recently occurred in that
State. If he writes to Mississippi
about the Kemper affairs, he ought to
scrape around and try. and get enough
papers on which to write to Illinois
also. We hope he will give us q fair
write Ficks6W.g UeraId.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
Sew Orleans sgac!isOR & North.
eyn e~sHiLrOati.


At q meeting lately held il New Or
leans, by the purchasers, this road
known as the New Orleans, st. Louis
& Chicago, a changed, by them, to
New Orleans, Jackson & Northern
Railroad. aud the following nentiomon
were then elected Directors thereof for
the ensuing year: W. H. Osborn, \.
Schneider. w. \. Gordon, James E:nott.
Jas. c. Clarke, VIM. X. Alderman, l..
Y. 2. Randolph, 3. I. Aver end Stuy-
ves&nt Fish.
st meeting OF the Directors held sub
soquentlT, the following officers were
elected:
". II. Osborn, President; JAS. G..
Clarke, Vice-P President; Richard S.
Charles. Treasurer; S. 3. McConnico.
Auditor; Stuyvesaot Fish, Secretary.
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DisS0THFiOn Notice.

Owing to the death Of my brother, AT. Hart
man, the drm Of Hartman s. Bro. is this day dis
solved. / have purchased the undivided interest
evidence Of Indebtedness, Of the late firm. / as
sumo all liabilities and collect all debts. | will
carry on the mercantile business, as heretofore,
at the Old stand. Thanking the public for their
liberal patronage ana sup hOrt they have favored
MS with, ! hope TO have meritel a continuance Of
the same. i. II. HARTMAN.
B~h0oNGAyEN, MISS, May 10th, ISL. 1t.
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BUELL., the Washington correspond

DULilI, tHt HoH4ioUOU N1
ent of the New Orleans Democrat says:
It is stated on what seems to be good
authority, that France and Germany
are negotiating a secret alliance, the
object Of which is to prevent England
from Selling Egypt, and thus national
izing the Suez Canal under the BRUSH
flag. The report comes through nus
sian channels. IF it is true, it consld-
erably changes the situation.
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packard TI,reasens Exposure

Packard has written y letter to the
New York Tribune stating hat I'VE OF
the eight Tilden electors were Legally
elected. His friends declare that he mas
proof which will establish Mr.. IIlden o
claims to the Presidency and Will pros
duce it il Tilden desires il.
Ui.o Rnln nra nrauapl
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
administrators Sale.

T. virtue q q decree Of the Chancery Court
Of Lincoln county, rendered at rules before the
Clerk IN vacation, on the 9TH day OF april 4. u.
1871, ] will, ON standby, Ls 25M d1g Of lime, 1871,
sell 1t public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash. ct the door Of the CONTIGUOUS ., ia the town
~ BrnnShaven, in said county, the following de-
scrlhCd property, belonging 10 the estate OF John
&oak. deceased. to-wit: TIE e3 Of sw Gr sec.
q, township 3, range l. h Of NV Or aud e& Of
sw or OF NV ri sec. "A, t 5, r 7: VIZ OF Sc a. ne
or OF Sc or sec. Il, ant NV Or OF Ii or sec. Is, t
8, r :; ct OF nv or and eE Of ne or OF sw qr,
sec 5, 8 :, :. and WY Of sw or see. 3, aud e< OF
sc or Of sc qr sec !, =, r Z, containing go acres,
mole or less. Said sale will be made between
the hours prescribed hy lay.
May 24-5t.l SOL. LYMAN, Administrator.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
ROYAL
Havana Lottery!
1877.
ORDINARY DRAWING DAYS.

ONG FTIZt5. 'F'VOtVVV
Prizes cashed at the rate of exchange.
Glass No, $50, tire capital prize of 100000,
ORA un Nov. IS, 1876, was sod in New Orleans.
lhis lottery never postpOnes the drawing or
prizes sent to every purchaser of tickets from
Havana. Send postor1ce money order by ex-
press, or draft on any fart OF the United states.
Address MANUEL ORRANTIA,
los Common Street, New orleans.
Price OF Tickcts-Whoie $40, half $40, quarter
$40, ffths IS, tenth 81, twentieths 81. ls-3m
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31

The hogs in Frankfort, ky., are as
evil minded as they are in Brookhaven.
The Yeoman's poet thus expresses IT.:
Oh, the Hog! the beautiful IIogl
That roamst the streets by day
Was heard to exclaim, "l1l walk your log
Ifyou doa't keep out Of my way"
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MOS0UitO Bars.

a. It n,
No. 70 Charities e., New Orleans.
Al. kinds Of Ready-MaIe Mosquito Bars, fT
country and city t atP, afways on hand and made
al tine earliest notice. qua. anteed Well-sewed and
pressed for shipment. B0b1inet and Cross-Bar
Muslin Bars made to o'der. p. o. box 1850. ,tjy26
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
SGye of Fjtu Real Estate.

Py virtue OF an ordinance passed by the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Blookha-
ven On the 4th day Of May 1871, l will proceed
to sell the following real estate belonging to said
city, to the highest bidder for cash, at the court
house door OF Liucoln county, on Monday, June
18th, 1877. w. P. BAGGETT.
Mayor Brookhayen.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upun us by the readets. We beg to can Your At
teution to the extraordinary opportunities we
are now Offering
In All Departments!
Our immense Spring and Summer Stock, Sc
cured il the Northern and European markets,
by experienced buyers who have taken advant.
age of the preraaiRg oppression thath has drrire6 and
we mean to give cur customers the advantage OF
securing aao and cdoics goods ar errcmely L1N prizes.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS:
Yard wide lawns, 10 cents par yard.
Linen lawns, 10 cents peSyari.
Linen lawns, II, Is and 20celtS per Yari.
Dress linens, gray aud Blown, L! cents per yard
Colo ed grenadines, 10, -, 10 AMI - cents
MoZambjques. all shades, 20 cents per yard.
Also an unequalled stock of fine
French, Eng ish ana German Dress Goods
which we are Offering at much below the actual
value.
BARGAINS IN BLACK GOODS:
One Thousand pieces OF BLACK grenadines.
Plain black grenadines ut prices from l2ctS 10 81
per yard. At 2octs we are offering a splendid
duality worth double the money.
Striped black grenadines a. al prices rom i":tS
tosL. At 4OCts We are offering an al-WUola ant
oic, -urc " EtvV satisfaction.
Pad black grenadines and nrocadod black greu-
Gdines, at all p.ices; We guarantee the colot
ana wear cf all our grenadines; they are al
fresh goods and the color guaranteed.
Every quality OF tlack alpaca 1T ..srts per va-i.
Black deiqinS aJ -, 20 ana 80 e. ntS per yI-l.
fUn lRCg Of t3Hnies. Creges, n~erri"t-7 Cloths.
psDnAi<S GU kS.
-
n;&tE 7ilk = 5d!H "'Ue't,I S'eiHa'n9 ,''.Hh'a :.
STACK SILK ~ .t"sS 81, - - : %, ~ - ~. L ~
EIauHS, ort,'eat pdIta ~ 800 'H..CH IA
ShHa'hef SliHS! io' pieets co. i"'N" "'' ~
BARGAINS IN LINENS:
you viii esvp hoif yorr money his seniiuy for
s.nnies 81 0nr Iineas Tefnye rSSsLing yonr pur-
chasee We make # a snecrsltv. ana oder ey-
trsordinary bargains. Iris! linens ssat So s., s.,
no, am % q PIE. AiSo tT TI mneI 81 k =. : a : ptS-
pOFuohatSll loH nINeS: llheI ~ tis ~ ay 80,
90 ~ anu 90 oemt' up 81, VA ~ - aTe,ttn%
M .a"le uHmi, - ~ ops 60 "" ~, W.
i'"N-S ~ q" - ~ lY
BARGAIFS N CORSEFS:
Particular attention has been paid to this de-
partment and We send You coT6etS on approval
article. Our 81 corset is strong and essy-E.tny.
Onr 81 % corset is worth -. Our 81 so is perfect.
We guarantee to suit your in cogsets.
D,pc,TNS N uCcTuDv.
pa .IaiA - AiC2lLnA
Lanes, gents ana chl!uTelS nose IN an = au1H
and al SHADES at prices tnat never Ial % pIease'
BARGAINS IN GLOVES:
T is,o thro.d az * Oh ana Ok ca,..sa nair
Iii ~ ,t ~ =" ~ q q : t :, nU I" riovas az --%.ta ana q
$4,000 " oEth OF We Rite EOoN%
Inst received from bankrupt sale:
Plain nainso5ks al 10. I9L aud IS cents ner ward.
Plain uainsooks AT 1917. Il ana 90 cents " "
StrIne1 nainsooks at I2L%. f5an0 20 cts " "
Victoria lawns at 10. l2l%, Is and 20 cts "
StrIped victoria lawns at is and 60 cts &" "
Bishop lawns 4 at 30 % and 30 3d. cents en- s.,
81 French organdies At IS, 40 and 80 cts" "
a.
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We viii send, postpaid, so beautiful
visiting cards (no two alike with your
name in
Gold, Silver or Black,
lettering for Is cts. Name with address
25 cts. Ayents Wdnfed. Send for circu-
lars. RELIABLE PRINTING Co.,
Mr.. sem. NorthfQrd, Conn.
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LOOK HERE!

- = Elegant cards, 81 styles, with name, lOc,
D postpaid, Geo L Reed L Co., Nassau n. Y.
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GREECE is expected to declare wal
against Turkey inside Of twenty days.
-EE.
Well that is all right. II they want
to serve Turkey, some grease is ncces-
narv
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In All Departments!

Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon us by the readets. VIC beg to caIl Your at
teution to the extraordinary opportunities We
-, aAa, 70 .-inr
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Fail and Winter

BRooxuAvEN, November sOth, is5s-tf
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DOMESTIC

II. W. STORK.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-05-31

Just received from bankrupt sale:
Plain naiuso0ks at 10, l2E aud IS cents per yard.
Plain uainsooks at l22, Is anG 90 cents "
Striped nainsooks at l2L, Is ana 20 cts
Victoria lawns at 10, l21@. Is and 20 cts "
Striped victoria lawns at IS and 90 cts
Bishop lawns at 20, % and 80 cents "
swiss muslin at 10. I2T, Is and 20 cts d"
81 French organdies ct %, 40 and so cts" "
PiGues at 10. l2f5 and IS cents
Lace uiques at Il, 20 and Is cents
Remember that we will gladly send You sam
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Printing, Binding and Blank Book work
specialities at THE ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed IF
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is PREPARED To DO PLUMBING IN ALL ITS
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Call and have estimates made before orderingyour
work dore by ether parties.
THOMAS \ Al Els, tLevee. Rock Island.
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is PREPARED To DO ALL KINDS OF LOG
] Work; also to repair Sewing Machines.
All kinds Of Safe Work Speciality.
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will be published next week.
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Watches to the su
periority OF the
Nickel Movement
Watches, made by
the Messrs. PoBEI
g. CoTRvoIsTKR, OF
Switzerland. Gents
and Ladies' sizes
in Stem and Key
Windere.
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have Equilibrium
Escapem'ts. Chro
nometer balance.
Ruby Pallet, TEN
pered and harde"
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The 9ailgg Arsas,
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ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS.
Concluded from second page. J

Concluded from second page
Bad Axe From the fimsy manner and
style Of General Atkinson's report it is
almost impossible To give correct or sat-
isfactoTy account of this fight; with such
materials as | have. however, | shall at
tempt it, Before proceeding to give an
account of this battle / shall return and
look at the state of the reinforcements of
regulars sent on by the president to assist
in quelling the Indian disturbances.
III June 1882 Major General Winfield
Scott was ordered to proceed to the scene
of war, and was directed to take with him
about | 900 u. s. soldiers, mostly belong
ing to the artillery regiments, These
troops embarked 10 steamboats,, from
| Buffalo, n Y, On the End of July, and
started for Chicago On the Sth Of the
same month, while on the bosom of tie
lakes, the cholera broke out among his
troops and many of them died. General
Scott and his staff, with 220 men, en-
barked in the Sheldon Thompson. On
the 10th the boat landed at Chicago.
Between the Sth and l4,h / officer and
5 men died out of this detachment and
so were left at Chicago. The steamboat
Henry Clay, with s companies on board,
under Col Twiggs, suffered even worse
than those on the Thomp son and she was
obliged to land at Fort G-atiot A Young
officer in a letter says:
| ''Our detachment, which consisted Of about 400
has dwindled down to about $50 by pestilence and
deseron. The dead bodies OF the deserters liter
ally srewed along the road between here Fort Ora
tlot) and Detroit, No dares give them relief moi
| even a upof water. A person on his way from
Detroit here, passed 6. lying grooming with the
4 sNvaTnc fNf1 al
| by the roadside half eaten by the hogs
| OF the number that left Buffalo not
over 400 survived. As soon as Scott
could be spared he left the troops at
Chicago, under Col. Eustis, with directions
to march to Fort Armstrong. and with a
small body hurried across the country and
reached Prairie du CHEN the 3rd of Aug.
ust, the day after the battle of Bad-Axe.
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Enamelled Pipe.

TRY TIE ENAMELLED PIPE. IT Will. Non
l Rust or crack and costs only tribe more than
common iron pipe. Is positively BEST thing
for water service pipe. have the exclusive agency
for Rock Island. FRED HASS
Store in Star Block.
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CHARLES w. O'NEII,.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW and
n Notary Public. Office over First NatiOna
Bank, Rock Island. 5-13dw6m
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ed Brequet Hair Springs Full Ruby Jewelled, ano
combine all modern improvements IN Watch
making.
Rnce and greatest accuracy in adjustment; and ae
further guarantee that they equal to the best
annex names Of some OF the most respectable deal
in the trade who have tested them for year, anG
will vouch for the accuracy of our statements;
Benedict Bros. Ny, Nv. r. Weeks, Bangor
Z. Marks, Troy, N. Y, Me.
ia; Smith, Saratoga sp's Il. W strang' Elmlra'
z. B. Booth & son. Roch- Haskins & Isbell, osws
ester, N. Y. go,N. Y.
H. B9tchkiss' Buffalo, N Hyde 3 Bottys' Auburn
B. < Chase g Co.. But j. 4; Clark Batavia M
JH. Grant, Troy, Pa. H. cowell Co., cleve.
a w Luce Xepia, Ohio. land, o.
A. Lowell Portland, Me. o. Il. Ford, New Howell.
- Ohio. ..yicholls Isentha To
A. L. Burbank, worcss ledo. Ohio.
ter, Mass. Geo. Embry, Morrow, o
W. S: Taylor, Utica, New G. Bills Canandsigga,
Evans & Manning, Bing- Cambridge, n. Y;
hanton N. Y ID. b. Buell. b Co, Hart
Dunlap q Baker, Man ford ct.
chester, N. 10. Wyman, St. Alban
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HAZE DYE.
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