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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-18
AcARD 10 THE LADIES.
DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,

7 -OUlt TtTtN'I VE NJ ~ -
GOLDEN PILLS Just the medicine she needs.
For NERVOUS DEBILITY HEAD
ACHE, FAINTNESS, dc,
They never fail and may he depended upon In every
case where the monthly flow has been obstructed
throu IN cold or disease They always give immedi-
ate relief 4 lady writes: DupOnco's Golden Pills
relieved NJ. in one day without Inconvenience, Ike
magic. -
each box nv private REVENUE STANP, and the words
DtfPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS, in
White Letters without when SoSs ARE eENSiSE'
| and the hox Is signed - ID. HOWE"
Full and explicit directions accompany each boS
| Price Al % per box six boxes $500. sold by one
| Druggist in every town, village, city and hamlei
] throughout the world.
! sold by smith n Bonney and all wholesale and re
! tail druggists in Rock Island.
! LADIES by sending $i0a to any OF the above, u
the Post Oficg, can have the Pulls sent lconhden
ualy) by mail TO any part Of the country, tree o
| r,stsas,c' 2-l3l&wIv
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BATH, ME-, Feb. II, 1873
Mr. KENNEDY. Dear Sir:-I sit down TO pen you.
a few lines this evening. to inform you that the
Prairie Weed you sent me last fall has done me
much good; truly have not words to express my
gratitude you Tor it, My health has not been so
good for the last twenty years rs it has been since
commenced taking The Prairie Weed in November
| last | thank you thousands of times for it. Not
| one night since last December have been Obliged
| to sit up one hour with phthisic since have been
! taking your medicine. My health Ii 80 improved
this winter that / eau work all the time at light
work, go 1 more than pay my board, and that IL
what have not been able to do for long time.
/ Your humble servant,
L M MARIA LEACH.
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DIR. ]. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found en=the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Nevadamountains of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BrT-
TERs?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
a perfect Renovation and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir TO. They
are q gentle Purgative as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or inflammation Of
| the Liver and yisceral Organs, in Bilious
| Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
| VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperent, Dlaphoretc,
! Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, DiuretiC,
| Sedative, Counter Irritant, Sudor1tc, Altera-
| tive, and Anti Bilious.
| r.. IT. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists snd Gen. Agrs. San Francisco California
and cor. Of Washington and Charlton SIS y.
Sold by all Druggists IND Dealers.
| Ill &wly
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PRIZE LIST.

/ The title to the above real estate Is guaranteed
perfect 81.
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings " wlth1n
the reach of all H. grtatest opportunity ever Of
/ fer.d for the D sor man TO rise 70 wealth.
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faperson has Consumption. Of course the lungs
In way diseased, either tuherces Assesses
bronchial irritaiioBs, pleura adhesion exist or the
lungs are mass Of Inflammation and fast decayinpi
In such cases what must be donee tis netoniy the
lungs that are wasting but It is the whole body
The stomach and liver have lost their power to make
blood out OF food Now, the only chance Is to take
Dr. Schenck's three medicines. which will bring mp
tone to the stomach the patient will begin 10 want
food it will digest easily and make good blood then
the patient begins to gain in flesh and the
body begins to grow the lungs commence TO heal up
and the patient gets Aeshy and well. This is the
/ only way to cure Consumption.
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CENTENNIAL
AGENTS
Wante Z the
GAZETTEER

UHEk LIN UNITED AIEN'
A complete eneyclnnadia OF all III States, on ii r
town hi 5. c les, Villages. ST Office mountains,
rivers. lakes, &c. b their climate. popaia ION.
agric ,lture. m3uuraet'ries, mining. commerce.
railroads. capital, education, government and his
tory showing tAe gigan &C results of he FIRST o
YEARS of tie REPUBLIC. Agents make S1ul 10
500 per mon h. Send 10 eircula :. LlEtfL 4 q
McCURDY, 9Th A e. and Adams St, 'Hica1o. III.
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Schenck's Mandrake pills act upon the liver. re-
moving all distractions. relax the ducts of the gall
bladder the bile starts freely, and the liver IL soon
relieved the stools viii show what the Pills can do;
nothing has ever been Invented except calomel IA
deadly poison which is very dangerous TO use unless
with great care that will unlock the gail BLADDER
and tart the seeretionz of the liver like Schenk's
Mandrake Pills.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-11-18

Liver Compliant is one of the most prominent
causes of Consumption.
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BL { D | N G
At THE LUNGS CURED BY
cArAaRH, INFLUENZA AND HAY FEVER

or Summer Colds which often end in serious Lung
trouble, cured by the Inhalation Of DR.. kennedy's
Prairie Weed
| am perfectly amazed at the remarkable cures Of
severe bleeding and consumption of the lungs
which this new remedy performs for me every
week Send for a circular.
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WILL SONS
CARBOLATED COD LIVER Oil

l. not a secret empirical nostrum- 1t lie happy
combination of remedies known 10 physicians
everywhere as the best means Of combating con
sumption THIS combination Is Mr. Wilson's dis
cnNerr and Is founded nnon the following
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29
Crawling about
Miserable insect. You get ous.7

HE,R Hrx,-Thc editor Of the Dun
dee Record knows how il is himself.
Hear him:
We hive been making some effort 10
collect old bills. with rather indifferent
success. We have found one thing 10
be an ln1i.Pated fact. however that
there are men who W ish 10 he re- pec;ed.
who claim to be rather better than their
neichbOr~: who are very sSuctimOnious.
ard who. vVe thiRk. sometimes thank God
they are better than other men. who yet
think il no sia 70 lie % 4 printer or pub
Usher Of a newspaper. snd think they
are doing God service in cheating such
out OF their honest dues Verify this
kind Of honest piety must be considered
valuable.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY

HryrnS rtEufcks 80.
Aprf lr ISIS
~ J'HS Rrtt.D-ar Sir. Krre rc iae siscit ucy -
varr Sa-s.ra-ifis .l fh- heeiTv rrf hrnsfc 80 ara
f-- po~sesses semi Fau iAs fonrir -iAi-- en- o.
nv case
was vr1rtea srent f~v years azr--v q. tsk~ mis-
1rer rnt r1rArei f1r Months I4inF moved ~
rn wourd- hsvr nor he7lrH vsf. have at ~
moment STAGE U.s. arlfeG. on .har through ~
ains ~ general health 3 Impaired ard ne.d
-iix 20 ss.fst nature have fsith vonr Ssr-
.tparis thsa ingttinz else wish ftst 20 - reru-
me- Please express hsfr d-s.r hottie. era cei a.
CArraiS C. ?. JOHNSON.
81. Loris.
?. She following VS. uriften AEri ao.h. isee.
nrs Jennr johnson. raathsr = Capt Jolnson;
"a joss BrLt-uesr sr. ~ hrsbsnc. Dr. r
5chnsvn skiilfai surgeon and physician Csrtra
New York. where he d.rsi leaving the lbot- q.
johnson % nv AZ fhri@-n year. - sge ke hal
nrerir dis~rhes snd srrofuia. for Witch gave ypsr
strssparlA. u cured him. have far zen tears
ror,nendrt "a 70 many IN Sev York Clio srd loNs FOR
-crofaa fever sores, and general dehilitv Perfect
susrrss has stteuisd a. The cures Effected IN some
ls - srrolls and fever arnost miraculous
an very srxious Tor sgais have rerourse 70
rour Sarsarsrila Hr g. ea~fui q getting spsrious
articls. hence biz writing you Tor .t His wounds
sers terrible. bat believe be viii
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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FLiEs--This j. the season for flies.
Gp where YOU will they are aler vou.
aiightin- jTss exactly where YOU don't
want them tickling. irritating putting
all the Christian virtues 10 the severe>t
test They have their u>e~ we suppose.
and yet most people would very cheer
fully consent I'D their determination
At this very writing Que ali-hts upon
our nose and we Join in the wall OF the
poet and sing:
--Oh. the 4 the hOrrii fly.
DAZZLING Al nose and mouth and eye.
tF-r -le ceiling. over the meat,
Over al the people eat,
D45bIiRg.
Tickling.
Crawling about.
Miserable insect. YOU get OUT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

Co Elsewhere viii be seen the an-
nouneement Of j. T.. Schafer. of Dubois
county. for the election 10 the Office Of
ties OF Gibsss. Pike and Dubois. Mr..
SchAfer j. the present incumbent. APP
pointed bv Gov. HendI icks. While we
differ With Mr.. Schafer in politics. We
have no hesitation in saying that he has
filed the sffce impartially and well. I:
we must have Democrat for the Office.
lets have >ekIfer. Petersburg Press.
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The following statements by the
~liivan Democrat are specially IN
.rru-tive on 0ae poinf. VIZ 10 sect light.
IL avs: Mr.. Lnstn tat'in, fihis town
ship. la putfin. IN his vheat last tall adj
TASTED Ills drill a. SOW one ba>hcl ct
seei Ia the acre. lie pas IN two olshels
~ -ecsl. and las uov iAre bel IRON that
iiiiir patch Eighty -isinr bushels au,l three
pH,ks 10 wheaf. Parties &c ready. an .
willing 10 axe ahllvit 10 the fssg-
ABOVE -eI forth. The wheat j. known
- the TapPaisannock variety.
The following j. fIpR letter ~ a
Gr. EurS 10 the Democrst: ~ there
ht- been an inquiry - Ca gac manner In
which Hardy osborn grew the amount
OF wheat oH given quantity Of land.
rhsll endsavor % give the reader a slight
itea or cultivation. kind OF soil. amount
sowH I'd the acre. when sOwn. &c The
spIl i rathcr light iOam plowed In
July eight or nine inches deep. lIar-
rpwel and rolled. then dEill across the
way i was p,owed. PlOwed in fifteen
feet hands. sOwei near the first Of sep
tember scwci one bushel AMI a quarter
per acre. kIad Of seed sown was tho
May or kenfGcky white mixed some
Whist with Alabama &c. The field was
AMI old pasture. measures little less
than thirteen acres. making sU2 bushels
IIachime measure. il weighed think il
will make forty bushels To the acre
Mr.. Osborn has threshei near seven
teen acres. averaging thirty bushels
The remainder Of his crop TO thrc>H
tsiViy-fiye acresl il is thought will make
thirty bushels Cool for this year.
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celebrated medicine Justly rsir~s
forft q srp-rrrig over all nrred N r
public Tor che cure y Nns
tut Viewer or Calls ana i@vrr whether - short icg
Standing he refer 90 the entire Weston ane Scufh
western corafrv a. bear bin tsstinons the truth Of
shf fsssrtea. tht Ga case whfeNe r
4 rhe directions strictly followed out IN greet
many cases nrie dose Ass BEEN sufficient ier ours,
fnA whole families have been cured single bottle
sith perfect restoration ~ the general health 10 u
however prtienf and IN ever, cass more certain oere
its uss o. continued in arr doses fcr week ~ f'
tfte- been checked move esrsrisif W II
fcuit sst aux--fsu'rlf crs.~. l~usy fHi> ufccire.
will -at -ear-e any afp keen ~ rev fi nrd "rdfr
shauia ,s oa,ieff REQUIRE csti sr'ic ued
--ra trr having f,ter frrrs frtr toses @" h. fr
a .irrls tsSe - BULLS VEGETABLE fAGlii ILLS
eiii be sufficient.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

erin bis "reminiscences senator FOOtc
says: BY what means Mr.. Jefferson
Davis managed 10 become President.
never aNactly knew. though have learn
81 through quite direct channel that
he received for this Office in the conven-
ton by which ne was chosen. majority
OF Ore vote only over Howell Cobb. OF
teorgia- He was only elected To- the
place OF Provisional President Had
moi hOstiliiies been actually commenced
- once he would certainly have been
beaten in the popular election which al
t-Twarl occurred. II waS. therefore. an
Important for him that The war should
b begun as soon a possible. for nothing
could be more certain than that the cleo
ton o. new Executive chief in the
midst OF war would not be deemed safe
Dr prudent Hence the preci2 ilate order
10 fire on Fort Sumter. which was des-
patched 10 Charleston.
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Bulls CcGrOn Bitfery.
Bulls PeCtor aIW It'd Cherry
Fairs Extract Eucku.

BULLS VEGETa1lE FAMILY Pills,
Aiirha above nsdicincs prepared by Or Iorx Brts
a. srsF.snrsssry Fi,th street. louisville. KY
TOR SALE By VI. FRIEDMAN CO
JASPER, IND. and bv Druggists gen
orally. July 4, '1s-ly.
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A valuable bay marc. belonging 10
MajsrJ J. Wesley Tucker. OF this place.
was STOLEN from David Carroll. in whose
possession she was, At Hartford. Crsw-
ford county. last Saturday night The
Major offers a liberal reward for her
re<lrH.-i PaoIi News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

Last SATURDAY. Nr. Vim. Hobson. OF
Jackson townships. this county. lost
about $500 In township orders on
jackson township, aud about $1,000 in
cash notes lie was on his way from
Petersburg. Pike esERty. where he had
been and lost them between there aud
his hone lie offers liberal reward for
the turn ofthe same-lP2Sn News.
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TIE BOonviIle Enquirer SAYS:

Wm- A. Oliphaat threshed tihrty-fve
bushels OF wheat per acre. on Of nine
acres Of ground. aud six acres Of the
same field Welded thirty-eight bxshels
per acre. Who can beatit9
A IIazen has shipped over s.fOo hogs-
heads Of tobacco this season.
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b Z L l. S
w Orn Destroyer
EXTRACT or A LITTER PROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT or LITER PROM GEORGIA.
ymLASo~ wAIKFnC Co.. ca.
Luu@ -
~ IoH~ BrIf-Desr Sir: fharersrsrtiv given vorr
Worm DESTROYER several trials ard fnd il ~onderfuy
scarious II has faet IN single instsnee q have
the wished FOR eject an doing pretty large country
practice and have daily rss for article ~ The Kind
an. sir. most respectfully,
JULIUS CLEMENT IN
- So unqualified and numerou~ the frsfirno-
mails IN favor ~ my Worm Destroyer that ewspaper
su.re II entirely too small 20 tell - merits
nj " an iufsfiihie remedy FOR Worms TRY IL snd be
co1viucsi. See my Jouruaifor more fali description
JOHN BULL.
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A man named james Vincent. form
er'v ~ ROCKVILLE, Ind. ia now confined
IN laa ar Mt Carmel, Ills. upon the
o. burglary, in default vi $50
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
AMERICAN
BONElESS
SARDINES.

Thsv hav. rereived piplors fnr ih.ir rsr' :,
~xh,h.,ed F-creu-c.d ~ I'll. fhs ehearesi Iuis :.
~. .re x.lunhie ,rd slrsesf rrces.sry tc hsht' ~
.-.r.is-.. o. ~ re ric. rsctst y TIE hsN 49,. a.
~ our con i-,rort nficr. n TN hnts. rrsrea I,
- ,r,,r,es. sud -. .eid - lee. 'hsn tsf the g
r-.,,h ,rdtr,. Th.ir s.1riors favor. arc ~ y, ~
au.it.s recommend hes 70 81 ei...,s srs,ay
49, -. $500. wkei...i. ~ TBB AshAsA
= AgIHNs 90 - Rs.s4 sfs-i
", la y N %.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-30

ply compliance with shs mlnt
laws. A dollar in United
State, currency will purchase q
little more god In the market than .
dollar 10 small silver ccins. 1he dollar
will therefore soon fud its level and un-
le.s there be rise In both prices of gold
and silver, email coins mus. circulate con.
currently With paper money. The gov
eminent has about $500, goo IN silver coin.
and at mint and sssay ofilcos, In silver
bullion and coin, abou. $2,roo,00o. This
stock is ample for the present. This
mode Of paying out silver coin will be
continued until circumstances shall die.
tate contrary course as proper. The gov
eminent will exact full required
by l.w, but will not undertake to control
the disposition Of coin after il is paid out
Coin will then become the properly Of the
holder, who may do what they please
with Il. This course was not decided upon
until It had been fully considered by the
secretary of the treasury.
Outsianding legal tenders $50, 02s, $50.
APPOINTED.
The President to-day appointed Con-
stsntine Mcguire collector Of internal
revenue for the 81. Louis district, vice
Ford. deceased, end David Goodloe pension
sxent at Lexington, KY, instead of U. y
Goodloe.
| ATTORNEY oENETAL WILLIAMS
to-day received = report from the United
States marshal Ut Ocbeltra, IN the eastern
division Of Texrs Of q serious hostile feel
ing between = party of despersdoos lead
by one Joe Roam, and the colored people
on tho Itne of the Galveston Hornabu rp
< San Antonio railroad.
| FoRGEar.
The attorney general says Of the letter
| purporting to have been written to him
by A. Williamson, in reference TO the
Wright case. snd speaking of an arrange
ment to select n jury favorable 20 the
| rnment. that the letter IL a forgery.
as he is informed by Williamson. and that
no such letter was ever received by him
or WAS ever q led in his department.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-30
RIVER.

NASHVILLE, October 40 River on stand
4 feet II inches on shoals. Wentber cold
and clear.
NIKsBuRo, October 2s-Down: John
Kyle. w; Katie. Weather clear aud
cool. River rising.
PITIsBURo, October % woa,bcr clear
and cool aud PHEASANT Monong hels IL:
feet inches and falling.
New OR EANs October 30 Weather
clear and cool, favorable for she develop
ment OF cane. Mercury last nigh. "a.
New ORLEANS, October 20 Arrived
City u Quincy, II q Jaeger, 81 Louis
Departed: Belle Lee, ChicAt City. Clear
cold weather.
CiScISNATI, October 2o.-Rivsr q
inches and falling. Departed: X w
Skill,nger, Pi,tsbure; Cnarmer, Ev-n..
vile. Arrived: Belle OF Texas, New
Orleans.
MEMPHIS, October 20 River rising
slowly Business light. Cloudy, with
falling temperature. Arrived: Cheek,
Napoleon Emma Elliott, ST. Louis. De-
parted; Elliott, St. Louis; Nashville,
White river.
ST.. LOUIS, October 29.-Arrived /:
q aud Tower, Memphis; Bsr,ram, Keo.
kus, Dictator, C.iao; Capitol City, Vick-
nurg. Departed Exporter and Jasper,
New Oriesns; Maggie, Illinois river;
Fannie Lewis, VIcksburg; Grand lower,
Memphis; Bertrem, st, Paul. River
falling slowly. Weather cloudy and
warmer.
EVANSVILLE, October 29-Closr thi.
| evening, cloudy now; signs of snow; mer.
cury27 10 "A. River risen 4 inches in last
"A hours. Down: Canelis, s p m; Ada
Hickman, Am; Kate Kenney, IL a M
Bertha Buner, p III; Henry Prohas 90 2 .
N; Grey Eagle, p IN; Ella Hughes, 8 p m
Up: Fayetie and Joe Roberts, 0 a m; Sll
ver'horn, 10 a m; Camelis, 3 p m. Busi.
mesa animated.
LoUIsviLLE, October 29.-River rising
slowly with 8 Ieet 10 inches in canal; &
eet in chuge Weather clear and cool
Few Goa fleet have arrived, owing to the
winds for the past three days While the
boilers ~ the steamer Fred Wilson were
being tested to-day, she collapsed fiue
which viii detsin hos q f-w days, wber
she goes to New Orl.an. with coal. Arrived
Rogers, Gen Buel, Cincinnati; Eurcka
Madison; Sandy, Troy; Char ey Bowen
and bargss, P"meroy Ella, Cincinnati
john 5. Brsnsford, Henderson. Depart.
nres Pat. Rogers, Gen. Buei. Cincinnati
Eureka Madison; Sandy, Troy Charley
Bowen, Pomsroy.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-30

AMONG the large nu nber OF boys and
girls' magazines. now published, a new can.
didate for their favor has
appeared, st. Nicholas, Scribner's
illustrated Magazine FOR Boys
and Girls.' 1t is now on our table. and it
we may judge from appearances and ifthe
initial number 10 the fcrerunner os others
Just As good, II will quickly fs',en itself
firmly in the affections Of those for whom
it 10 designed.
The magazine is conducted by Mira.
Mary ID dse, and in the table Of contents
We notice among the names of con,ribu-
tors those Of several OF tho favor
tie writers for children, Lucy LsrcJm,
Paul Fort, Oliver Til, IN and others The
contents are frosh, interesting and rehda-
bic and will DO dsvoured with as much
delight by young readers IS $ leSsl OF
material good things prepared with
special reference 10 their appe'ites. The
msgS zine has an abrasive cUyer,is printed
on 6nc paper and illustrated in assy lie un-
equ>llsd by any other periodical Of ~
class that We have ys, seen. Subscriber
may address Scribner & Co., Ca Broad
way, New York.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-30
THE SUNS QUESTIONS.

The Sun e last evening contains =
string Of questions as long MS the moral
Law, addressed to Mr., John II. Obcrlv, and
called forth BY an article in Tux BuLLx'
TIN Of Wednesday in regard to Mr..
Thomss Wilson as candidate for county
com missioner. As Mr.. Oberly is not
esnd idate for county commissioner, We do
not deem II necessary TO answer at this
time, the tumble Of questions grouped t.
gether in the Sun OF last evening, touch
in the condition, prospects, etc. Of the
Cairo and 81. Louis railroad. Mr..
Thomas Wilson is . candidate for county
the further construction Of the road and
In favor OF the reputation OF the bonds
already issued. On these grounds THg
BuLL1TIS 10 opposed 10 the election OF
Mr.. wilson, and will continue to oppose
him until he 10 defeated or the contrary
Mr.. Oberly 10 now 10 st. Louis, call d
there by his duty As an officer OF the Cairo
and IS. Louis railroad TO attend = bushes.
meeting Of is board Of directors. He
went there Al bis own expense, will spend
his own money while he ia there, and
ebssrfuily neglec,s his own business At
home, neither expecting nor desiring any
pecunisry benefit for his labor or Time
except tha, ~hich be hopes, in common
with every CITIZEN Of Cairo and Alex.n-
der county, to reap by the speedy COM
ple,ion of the Cairo AMI S.. Louie ~ .
road, the clumsy in.ima,ions Of the IS u
TO thS contrary, notwithstanding. The
"Anirnus' Of Mr. Obsrlys opposition tS
Mr.. Wilson IL Mr.. Wilson's opposition e
the Cairo and 5, Louis railroad. "Only
this and nothing more" but this !, qnits
enough to induce Mr.. Oberiy to conscien.
tiously and, II hto be hoped, successfully
oppose the election of Mr.. Wilson to,
position where be can Use his infllencs
sgsinst the interests OF the cisy and
county.