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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURkD.

DR.. BOHANNAN'S "VE3kTABLE Gu
RATlVk permanently cures all forms Of sper-
matorThea" or Seminal Weakness in from Two
TO seven weeks time. 1t restores LOST Power
and brings Dack the ~ gu HUI yigor" OF those
who havs destroyed It by sexual excesses or evil
practices. YOuRg m.n suffering from the effects
of that dreAdfully destructive habit OF Self
puse can use this medicine with the assurance
Of speedy and Permanent care. This remedy
has been used by old DIR. Bohannan in his pEi-
vate practice for over thirty years, and has never
failed in curing even the worst cases. Price -
per package. Sent to any address (ffee from
observatory. Sold only al DR.. O. A. Bohsn-
mans office, no. 6I9 North Fifth stseee, ST. Louis
NO. Established in 1887.
nch25 dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01

&A- DR.. B0HANNAN's Treatise on Spec
al Diseases" watch fully explain the nature
causes, sy mPtons, etc., OF 'sPermstSrrhes' Of
seminal weakness" SyPhIhs, Female Com
plants, all lmpediments to Marriage, and val
liable iufor % alton other delicate subjects, sen
FnEE to address in plain sealed envelope, OF
receipt of enc stamp.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01
Use Renne's Pain Killing
MI AaIO OIL.
"It Works like O Charm"

READER
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headache.
Renne's PAin-Killing Magic Oil cures roOthsshe.
Renne's Pain K filing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia.
Reuns Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera.
Rennes Pain Hing Magic Oil cures Ri m att m
Ben . Pain illing Magic Oil cures Lameness.
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil ourssskin Disease
Some folks seem to be prOad Of telling hos
flame their shoulders are"-Of my erick in the
baek"-oE,"I have got the seiaties'--and de-
light in Dragging that nothing can cure me =
but when We get such lawful folks" TO use Rem
nss Psin-Kllling Magic OIL, faithfully; We
not only cure their lAmsness and charm away
their pains but we actually take all that Kind o.
"brAg out Of them" and they frankly own up
and say IL works like . charm"
Ne- Sold by all Druggists, Merchants d Groceri
IL put up in three Sizes, and called "TrAs
Sire, f" Medium siIe," and Large Family Size
bottles WIN. RENNRk SONS,
Sole ProPristOrs and Manufacturers,
je6-d&weowly Pittsheld, Mass.
Sold wholesale and Retail by John Beings
ton, Druggist. Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01
FOE HoURs--s to i; q to g; and
CONSULTATION FREE

OR. ATTENTION PAST
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01

The active medicinal
Qualities Of Poke Root
are cumhnri Nth the
BEST Tonh' PREPARATION
of Iron 40
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Parmelee's New Vegetable Pills,

Containisg Mandrake and Dandeiior and viii
Cure Liver ana Kidney Complaints, Dyspepsia
oosiiveness, Headache, Purify the Blood and
regulate the seeretiuns, remove all Bilious mat
ter and prevent Ague. These Pills are Anti
Billion, and Specific for the cure Of those
Chronic and Bilious Derangements my24dwIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01
Dir. BOnANNAN
ofiee No. 619 North Fifth street, (between
Washington Ave. ana Green Streets,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Established IN St. Louis 1897.

CURES ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases IN a shUrt time, either in a ale OF
Female; charges low Iees; uses no AeIe1Fy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01

Graduate of Guys Hospital, London, England
and for over two years confidential Pnysi-
Dian to Her Majesty, the Queen; also late
of the Medical University Of New York,
has now located at Indianapolis,
and will rive
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-01

A. G. oLrN, SIS State Street, Chicago.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
COUNTY
EDITORS ISrELLIaENcER: A. citi

EDITORS INTELLiGENCER: As q citizen
Of our county. l looS to its interest and de-
sire its peace and PROF. rity; as \ member OF
the Democratic party. now fully restored to
power in this State aud this county. l wish
to see it PURSUE stci 4 course. that IL will be
4 Credit To 1t. We are now about 10 enter
upon one of the most important campaigns
that every occurred in u country. and it is
the duty of ali our citizens tn examine ou-
situation, and he prepared for the issues
presented. We want God men for Office.
and by putting such in nomination. We will
yindicate the integrity and sincerity of the
Democratic party. l. there firmness and rr-
t~eili.ence enough to do 1t? / know there is.
Then let us work and see to 1t that none
but good and true men are put forward.
We have Interests at stake in the county
that ought 10 out weigh all personal cnnSid-
c~rations Let personal feeling. personal
preference be land aside for the public good.
TliisiS the first canvass anil thr first eIec-
ton since the people have all been restored
to the right AMI privilege of voting. How
important that the party act wisely and dis
cr"-tly. By doing so. it will commend itself
to the good will. AMI secure. I'm the future
the good of our county. state aud nation. |
hnDa that the cnnven;iOawill ne composed oil
,a.ieosn9eat men who will look to the good o!
the county alone. Yours.
Oyn ('tr,zrE
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
ITEMS.

Dl.hps
Ahner Osborne. living about three miles
from our city, lied last Saturday morning.
He was ah"ut 20 wears of age. and long a
citizen of the Stale. He WIS an upright MEN,
her of the Baptist church for over forty
wears. IN all tie relations OF life he was a
good and tue man, loved and honored ly
all who knew him. His funeral services
were conducted Ivy Rev. f. Roth. on last
sabbath. who preached an able and affecting
sermon TO one of tn" largest audiences that
ever assembled at church in our city.
EARTHQUAKE.
\. youn: earthquake shook mp our rising
Young city last Sunday morning. Houses
We're shaken. and the shock scn>ibly irlt by
Il number of orr citizens.
Politics.
Ever since the nomination of Greeley and
Brow by the Democratic party. the politics
of our town has been rather mixed. The
late visit of Farmer Halls Menageric has
muliled matters worse than. ever. Our
people are excited, stirred up and hardly
know what to do. In their perplrXity and
confusion they have ut last resolved to fling
NV haS ~ mann
ing letters. that all the world may know how
AulIvillr stands OH tlic.livin. ISSUES of the
day" 4 pole sixty feet high i ia he raised
next saturday in I conspicuous place near
the depot. from the top OF which will flap in
the breeze Il IA" herring the names OF "lior-
ace Grant and Ulysses Grrrlcy.'
roo MUCH DOG,
. 'Tl,,.rr ID no t.ijy in In. I-ninn IF the SAM.
size and aye that tan boast %: many Ca
mines u, .Aullville. II all the dogs here we're
allowed TO vote, and send delegates to the
county conventions, they would hold the
balanc' of power AMI dictate the nominees.
No wonder that some Of our candidates who
happened to pass i night or two with us
have do" law" on the brain. There arr,
>unir 400 of these barkers and yclpcrs that
give their nightly concerts, and chase sleep
from the eyes of our drow.y inhabitants.
| Abner " ard, who Is the chief stakeholder IN
this vast dog kennel. /. fattCniny y large
number which already appear quite ripe for
the market. As soon Is the SlauGhtcring sea-
sou opens aud til" people send up - Nail Tor
san-I.c meat. ir will >iip lear Loaf to 81
Louis.
Gen. DO. Shelby and Capt. Bark Belt have
secured II large contract ON = railroad in Tex
as. and viii leave for their new field sf labor
next week.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
SUDDEN DEATH.

Mr. Driamctcr, 4 resident of brownsville.
~alin" rountv. nu,i a mrInbr ofthr drug firm
"i prlatnrtrr ~ Kelly. came TO his death in Il.
Sudden ami strange manner MONDAY He
went into III" Tar room. drank Il class Of
lemonade. ami fr.lin" unwrll went To- his
room IN IN upper story. ~ he passed up the
steps he met u friend AMI Requested him to
purcl'aae Il newspaper aud send ii mp 10 him.
In Il short time his room was entered and
Dclan"trr WAS found dead on his he'd 4.
past m"r'tm examination was being held on
his body Yesterday. hut had not concluded
when the train lett.
Young Drlrmatrr will he rrmcmhcrrl by
those who visited Brownsville on the day of
the Senatorial Convention a>a delegate to
that convention. he was Il warm friend of
Mr.. Mitchell. AMI together with another del
e~atc from Saline. voted for him nearly all
day. lat" in I'll" evening he put in nOmina-
ti"n DR.. West. ofSilinr. hut This gentleman
being soon dropped. he returned to the slip
port Of Mitchell.
Mr.. Dtlam"trr w,S 4 native of New York.
hut when quite Young located at Sc,iiliu am!
resided there several wears. For the last
year or two he 'irs been engaged in business
At Brownsville. lie WAS about twenty-five
years of age. of fin" i,"r> ma; appearance an'i
unusually i"yon> and hIoyant in spirit.
Prompt AMI energetic In business. manly
AMI generous liz social life. he had attached
to him Il large circi: of friends who now de-
pl"rc that my ]-terin,i- fate That has cut him
down in the igor Of hopeful young man-
hood.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
Nv PREJiJ IT'S IN LEXtNG-
TON.

the ritiZ Of Lexington township will
do we'll 10 notice the fact tnat Lexington
township mas i"cT divided int" two cl-cI.nn
districts. called llr District East and thu.
District west. ihr district East is all thai
pi;i 81 said irwn-uip which lies east and
inertia III u mn. comm 'nrinS al tue Missouri
river III Ia. r"nIrr Of College street, AMI
rir' i,g du >nulh to South street; thence
-" ...''= s.;.. south street to VAN street.
i'll ~. =. N!.:iun; thence along the center
-; sail Mal;i street to Clark street. III Oh
Lexington thence" south along Clark street
% the " arrrr-h,ur" Rad; thence ll..ng lhr
center al " arr, n>!,ir: rua'i 10 the township
line irtM"rn Lexington and Washington
townships. All PERSONS living east of the
above Described lin" will Not" al the Engine
liou-' III phi IrNiugiuu. &Iiir district Wr>t,
o! said lexington township. Is al that part
OF said township which lies west and Somtb
Of the foregoing described line /: Iu,i all per-
SONS Il. lug III SAID district West will vote a,
the court house. in the city of Lexington.
Citizens should know this. As il is 4 matter
of considerable interest to them. to know in
which district they reside when they come
to register and vote.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
THE PRIMARY MEETINGS To-
nAV

-
Let citizens bear in mind that the work
lone to-day will control in a great measure
what is to be done in Saturdays convention.
Now Is the time for the peoples voice to b-
heard; on saturday u few delegates from
each township will have the floor exclusive
". 1t is highly important, then, that you
select the right kind OF men for delegates.
Interested parties will put forward for your
support Estates" arranged beforehand to
advance their own schemes. S%crutinize
every such ''fxed up affair closely. Take
pains to vote only for those who will carry
out your wishes, not their ora. The danger
will be In too much hurry. That's tue way
parties with little personal schemes to put
through always do III conventions. They
work the people up into a 81 ate of iInpa-
thence, AMI then crowd IN alters at Il lightning.
fate. Don't get IL to, great a hurry. Take
plenty OF time to 10 everything that is TO be
done with dcliberation. even if it requires
all day AMI you have to adjourn until next
morning. D.mIsOsues plan their little
games with Reference TO your impatirn..-
aud hurry to get through. Ii is 50 mu, h
quicker Tor the president Of til" mc-tIng t.
appoint Il committee. AMI Tor thar r0nmiitr.
L. report the names OF ,iair: It"> To lr voted
on in Il lump. Bu. III - doing r-nrin'.r
YOU a"e in all probability sanctIoninS some
- back office" job. cut and dried DAYS before.
Let every man 90 TO the convention with
some idea %: what he wants done, and not
merely to follow IL som holy else directs.
Remember that y"u have done Il vast amount
Of grumi'ling on account OF the uniiirnrss OF
conventions. You are now warned to take
the matter in your "wn hand. II you do
not. Tut permit >'lti>!, >rl,"m"r> to irrl you
by the Hu--. IA heretofore. II viii To-. NJ more
than YOUR careless Indifference merits.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
DOVER ITEMS.
HE VIII.

TIE VILLAGE
is unusually quiet, though improving some.
what i'll business. Very few strangers ap-
pear On our streets or soJOlrn with Us, but
candidates with Increased locollotiun rs the
day of slaughter approaches. repeat their
visits and multiply themselves on all hands.
The 18th OF September will ~''scttlc the hash
for many OF them. us well rs deliver the pco-
pie from i act of persistent bUre>.
PRIMARY MEETING.
The people OF this township fee! 4 lively
interest in our count election, and we look
for Il large turn out Oh Wednesday,. 1t is to
he hoped that good delegates will be- selected
such rs vii represent the people and nom,-
nate none hui good and honest men.
\. shoemaker by the name Of Tucklv came
VITA PEGS. aw l., and other implements OF hi,
trI,ic, and located among II, about Two
months ago. lie rented 81 shop. hung out
his sign anu went 10 work. \, he seemed to
TIE the right kind OF man, but Father "llard
run Tor money. a number of citizens loaned
him different amounts. Last Thursday
morning at.ayilyht, without giving notice
TO his friends and creditors, he loaded Il Way
on with his ''trap,' and went to Page City
to take the train. Not long after his ab>encc
the TACT of his Hight became known, and the
services OF acting constable iIarwuod were
called into rcqui>ition. who followed and
oyrrhauled him at Page City. Enough OF
hi, effects We're obtained 20 satisfy 4 large
portion of the claims against him.
FIRE.
The meat house of MIR. Carroll, a tenant Oh
the farm of Mr. j.. q. Webb. WAS burned
down 1 few days ago. MIR. Carroll Losses
his supply of meat andall has farming iInplr-
mrnts, which were stored away III the
building.
\ pleasant hop and >oclabIe c.mc oil la>,
Friday evening at the hall and hotel.
Among the bellies OF the evening We're Mis-.
Is Moilic, Fannie. aud Lizzie Burbridgc.
Miss Laura Mcng and Miss Mctiutim. \
number of gentlemen from Lexington wer,
i'll attendance.
4 COAX.
1t is freely circulated on our streets tina,
Hon. NJ. A. Steele. who came so near being
nominated III the recent Congressional con.
%vention pledged himself if sent TO Congr.>,
to pass a new dog law. ieyi>c the r.oi law,
and put up al Howard, sign"
GEN. JOHN Is. CLAKK. JK.
This gentleman i>.not a stranger 10 the
citizens of this township. Some Of them
have known him from the time he WA, Il
student in the State University. All speak
in the highest praise of him and arc gratiiic'
ut his nomination. lie i, regarded here a i
man of talent, a~ifal,ir, and polished in socia
lite and possessing a character which cannot
be assailed in any.respcrt. \" ma l can poll !
large vote in the district than Gen Clark
lie will be elected by over i've thousant
majority.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
AUII.vIrLE. No. Sept. both.

AUIIrI'LE. No. Sept. .oih. 1872.
EDITORS l~rEIIIGi At IL mass
meeting at t!FS place 10 LAY. of til" citizens
"i Freedom I" Nn-LIp. III" proceedings We're
aS follows: TIE rting was ~nrgauiz-.i i,v
ealing \ X. >%iI'in-,om 10 H.. chair. and ap-
pointing :. T.. Bison >rrrrilry.
lhr iiy>t speaker WA. Mr.. Miller of CLAW
Township. caidi!,ir Tor the I...gl-laturc. ii.
fully convinced his bearers that he mad read
Byron and Shakespeare. and aho had some
knowledge Of Greek Mythology. The next
candidate for Legislative honOrs was MIR.
Joe Smith. of Lexington. who made u short
speech. announcing himself rs such. and
pledsIng himself. IL elected. to work for a
modification Of the present Road law OF the
State. The next speaker was Mr.. liavs of
Lexington township. who began Ivy n per-
sOnal explanation of u cattle trade in which
he WIS engaged during the war. made quite
a lengthy speech on the county court and
bond question, also III favor Oft reduction
Of public salaries. The n.vt a>pirrnt for the
legislature, Divy Crockett No. =. was
on hand. an ! spoke hi, piece TO rhr >ati,iac-
tior Of all. j. u aorno. Esq of Au'!ville. - III
miil' li!> now 10 me 'it1r people,. anu uSslr-
ell them that il elected he would !lithIully
serve them ~asti"tr representative In The Leg
~islativ- hall Of Missouri. Mr.. Lrwi, N,alr.
Of Dover township. announced himself rs Il
candidate tor the collcctorship of Lafayette
county. followed by Mr.. Blackwell. OF Wei
iington Township. candidate for prosecuting
attornry, whO became 80 much .iemnrtiiz-,I
that after mn attempt L" make u personal j.
sue with John Burden. Jr.. he became. v.ry
much faii:ir,i. AMI ~; dawn. Mr.. A. d.
Hall. VI l.exington. followed in an int"rrstiu.
speech of forty minutes. pre--ntin: hi.
claims to the office OF prosecuting attorney
aud also In explanation of his ronnrc1in,
with the ba,ling OF the murderer i!i,an
son. and In regard 10 tho i--Ic or s4D, 900 I,
bond, To pay the Interest GU the l. L. Il q
Il. X. bonds.
At the close A. X. Sitlingtor. Esq. announ
ced bimseiras u candidate for The Legislature
subject TO the will OF the people. Tn,
meeting was well attended, anil the best o
feeling prevailed, SPECTATOR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

We are authorized - lnIruh"- s.uia -
Gordon rs Il cIn'lidt!r tor Collector OF la III"
County, subject to .ir decision 81 LIE D"ii,s...'
convention.
We are authorized 70 -t!i- that i: J Hr:cat-
we'll, of Lexington Township, WI! submit i.t'
claims To th- action Of n" coiltN I''n''rt N'
Convention - u r~tu,iiIitc TOR ii,. oili ~ I'll Count!
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
SHERIFF TAuBMAN AGAIN.

We called upon sheriff Taubman two
weeks aaO to answer a certain inquiry with
Reference TO the publication Of the deiin-
qucnt tax list. We then quoted from the law
To show that il was clearly his duty under
the law to have put that job out 10 the low
tst bidder; that he never did so. however.
but proceeded to let the work out privately
ut the maximum price permitted to be paid,
to-wit ; twenty cents for each tract Of land
advertised, which amounted In the aggre-
gate tn 1920. We also asserted that the
work could have been don't for q much less
SUN. and at u great profit, too. We called
upon sheriff Taibnian a. Il sworn public Off
Ger to explain why he had seen lit to di-re-
gard the law, and sacrifice the interests o;
the county. We offered him the USE of our
columns Ter any explanation he might have IL
make. Two weeks have elapsed, and
Yet no word from him. The people are
Justified, then. IN concluding that our char
yes were true in every particular that the
sheriff, as collector. has failed in his duty,
and by reason of that failure Lafayette county
is several hundred dollars poorer than il
need TO have been. To lie a little more Iet-
IL lie. We VIII STATE that The delinquent tax
lit could have been printed al an actud!
cost of less thin 800. 50 ::SlIl he sren the
parties who secured that Job cleared up
ward, OF one thousand dpiiur>.-a very
GOOD arrangement for them. but not
~ good tor the county. Now, tax
PAYERS and citizens of Lafayette county,
what kind of il regard does this show tor
y'ir Interests on The part OF II ,nan placed b,
Your votes in the responsible office he NOW
hll>: Can YOU See anything in this that
promises rrtrrnrImrnt in public eXprndi-
tlTc>.sD H. to Tighten the oppressive burdens
of taxation: Yet this IAN" party hopes ["
secure the office OF sheriff this tuii upon The
strength Of thu. record he iia- ml!- III The
last Two wears. And we hear Dcin"rrals, too.
TALKING about what Il good sheriff he has
made" no>h! Tie cry OF the people Is. re-
hey" IT. ~ speedily a. l~,">>iil' from such
.~lrri,l> au,i officer g,n.r rally. Gene. NOW
Mr.. sI, r,ii. Nou niIi nave 10 show h"tier
sand 4, u This, uiii,rv - u good MANY al
stri3 contemplated VOTES ~ III 'r returned sc.
G"ym.hf N \c'rnihrr ana w promise be-
imI.. .am,! TO print item all III thi>pIi'cr ir",
al r'Hr.t.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25
saine county .ltama.

We this week announce Mr.Robert
Ruxton, of Grand Pass township, a.
an Independent candidate for the
Office OF Collector uf Sai,ne county,
Mr.. Ruxton is n competent man, and
belongs 10 Iio ring or clique, and
will make ali excellent, anu worthy
Collcctor.-[Browusville Benner.
The SUNDAY school convention held
at Miami in the interest of the re-
spectivc schools of this district OF
the Methodist conference closed
Wednesday evening. TIL. attendance
from abroad was not large, but the
session was one of harmony and inA
~terest, and the Sunday school work
has been given u fresh impetus. IN
its labors will result i'll good. Rev.
NJ. Addison was the presiding OFF,
Ger, and K. Il. Halmcr Of Waverly
secretary.
Capt. John r. Woodson, All old
resident Of Saline, Is u brother of
Hon. Siias Woodson. our candidate
for Governor. The Captain is n
number of years older than his broth
err, and says that in years long past
Ia nave SoNciiicu hltu. uul tiot
now he mast gracefully submit 10 be
governed by his iuuior.-lProgress.
Sometime since Mcssrs. W. P.
Bruce and j. I. Nichols of Marshall
we're arrested by the L. S. Marshal
and taken Ia Kansas City and Jctfer-
son City upon Il charge of violating
the Internal Revenue law, they hay
ing failed TO comply fully with the
rules Of that circumloculion Office in
properly reporting the sale OF u few
pounds otlcaf tobacco. Their cases
were continued at Jefferson City, and
in the meantime their attorney APP
piled to the President ior a pardon.
a few days since they received their
pardonS si"ncu by President Ulysses
with the great seal attached They
had to pay costs, however. which,
with attorneys fees. travelling eX-
pcnscs. &c. made ii cost them at least
$500 each.
THE New CuuRCuEs.-Thc Mar
shall Progr - says: The Baptists
have commenced new church editicc
on Il lot north of and adjoining their
old building. 1t is I o be of brick. and
III OC itCt -u SiSV. -tt. w"
man is contractor for the brick work,
and Mr.. Bradford for the wood
work. 1t is intended to complete
the building this fall.
The Presbyterian church drags its
slow length along 50 very slowly,
that it is fast becoming an cyesore.
1t lacks very much of completion.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
church is making good progress, and
will be ready for occupancy before
many weeks. 1t will be q neat and
handsome cdiiicr.
Under the energetic management
of Mr.. Newman, the contractor, the
new Methodist church is fast coming
up towards completion. Although
but lately commenced the high base
mcnt walls are up and those of thu
main room under good Roadway
This will be the largest church il
town. Mr.. II. Il. Page is the con
tractor for this, as also upon the Pres
bytcrian church.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-09-25

b. X. Ireland In. requested mt" ann"nn"'
that ne is Il ctntl'it'' i"r, ~ ""i'' -! ,,AhH
treasurer. sub .ct l.. III" decision Of the brIir-
cratic County Convention.
At the solicitation e. nitnv friends, ! hereby
announce myself IL 4 candidate Tor the "Hlr' 81
County Treasurer. subj ct 1" the decision "i i.i-
County Democratic Convention, have reside 1T
In this county 81 years. and "ilrr my past rtcoi.
rs "a guarantee III my future conduct.
Respectfully.