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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-23
Police Force Increased

The Mayor, in accordance with the pow
er conferred on him by the city charter,
has added two men to the night police
force-James Schneider and David Lillis.
Mr.. Schneider is known as formerly very
efficient and reliable officer and Mr.. Lillis
has very good recommendations and is be-
leved to be a perfectly reliable and trust
worthy man fIc served in the 9th Hi
inos cavalry during the war.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-23

Hayerstick 4 Co. have not paid their
city taxes for lS7l.-Argus.
This is simply falsehood Union.
The City Clerk and the City Attorney
both say it is true. VIII Haverstick 4
Co. pay their city taxes?-or will it be
necessary for the city to sue them
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-23
Cures without Sneezing.

As TROCUE POWDER Is pleasant to The taste
aud uauseates swallowed instantly gives
10 the throat and vocal organs Delicious Sensation
Of Goodness and Comfort Is the best voice tonic in
the world Try it. SAFE, Reliable, and only 80 cents
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON 81 CO, Proprietors
Philadelphia
Van Schask, Stevenson & Reed, Wholesale Agents
Chicago. For sale In Rock Island by John Beings
ton. L. Breunert, Harper House Drug Store and by
Smith & BOnny lO-aId6wtf
For sale by Emil Koehler, Druggist Rock leland
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-23

Neat and stylish spring clothing. hats,
caps, and gents furnishing goods at Jonas
Bears. j-7d3m
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Your DAYS Are Numbered

no Pages, Illustrated. fine plates sent postpaid for
50 cents by DR.. Whittier, or ST. Charles Street St
LOUIS, NO. the great Specialist. Read his card
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFEITS.
Smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited an,
ne eonnterfeiter brought to grief
Smiths Tonic Svrup

Inc genuine article must have Dr. John Bnlrs
private stamp on each bottle. DR.. John Bnll only
mas me right to manufacture and sell the original
John }. Smiths Tonic Syrup, OF Louisyille XIV
Examine well The label on each bottle If nv
private stamp is not each ootte, do not pur.
chase, or .you will be deceived See my column
advertisement, and my show card l will prose-
cute any one infringing my right. The genuine
nmith Ionic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self The public's servant,
,,.,, DR. JOHN BULL.
LoulsVlIle NOV. 3, 1869 iAnal-d.SWly
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JacASOH's tatarrh Snuff.
And Troche Powder.

delightful and Pleasant remedy in
CGtGrrh, Headache, Bad Breath, asthma,
HoGTseaess, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, dc,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-23

1IAsaHGA, 1TsEG-EaT, aTxxEE COMPLAINT, czoL-
ETA Hoasus FiuZ, cEILrsEEs -EE-zIYa, AND TIE
GREAT PREVENTIVE or AsiATIc CHOLERA
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-23

A cure l. sure by using Renne's Magic ont
II use cures Headache and Toothache,
It's use cures Neuralgia and CArarrh!
It's use cures Sciatica and Lameness,
It's use cures Sore Throat and Canker.
Its use cures Sore Eyes and Erysipelas,
Its use cures Stiff Joints and Craups,
It's use cures Fits and Sea Sickness
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-23
FAIR WARNING.

In Division Second of an ordinance of
this city, entitled An ordinance concern
ing Offences in the nature Of Msdemean-
ors Is found the following
5 g. No person shall leave any horse or ho-ses
or any other animal or animals attached to any car
rage. wagon, cart, sleigh sled or other vehicle in
any Of the streets. avenues. alleys or lanes Of th-
city without securely fastening such horse or horses
or other ANNA! or animals under penalty for
each ofense Of not less than FIVE dollars nor more
than twenty dOlars
5 9 No person shall keep or leave open any Gel
lar door or grating on any highway sidewalk in
this city; nor suffer the To be kept open: nor
suffer any sidewalk in front Of his or her premises
TO become or continue so broken so a. to endanger
life or limb; any person offending shall be sub
lect to fine OF not less than Ave dollars nor more
than fifty dollars, and additional fine of ten dol
lars for every twenty-four hours thar such cellar
door or grating shall be left or continued open or
such sidewalk shall be allowed to be or continue
80 broken As aforesaid, after the first conviction,
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81 tIIe I9eIsIhgef oash LOCK and support to
EASTEh YOUR MlhllMS !

Nor spring to break no cutting of sash: cheap, du
rsble, very easily applied; holds sash at any place
desired. and scf-iastener when the sash II down
Send stamp for circular Circular and six CONFER
hronzed locks sent to any address in the L : post
paid on receipt of SOC Liberal inducements to the
trade. Agents wanted Address REISINGFR SASH
LOCK CO, Ne. AIS Market street Harrisburg. Pa
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS

ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL, Ill.
Week ending May -, Ppm.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MI. M. STURCEoN
P. T. McELHERNE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n Rock Island, Ill. Once in Mitchell & Lynde's
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CT 10 con per day! Agents wanted, All
pO III SZO classes Of working people O! ei-
ther sex Young or old. make more money al work
for Us IN their spare moments all the time than
at anything else. Particulars free. Address G
STlNSON & CO. Portland Maine
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Patents Obtained.

\ 10 fees unless successful. No fees in advance Ma
charge for preliminary search. send for circulars
CONNOLLY BROTHERS., los s. Fourth ST PhIs-
delphla Pa, and 6eS Ninth St, Washington, D c.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
n and Solicitor in Chancery. Office opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, Ill. s-3Gdwfy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-20

Of Chrosie and Acute RAegmasin, Near.agtA, LMnbs-
30, Sciaf,ca, Kidney, and Nervous Diseasss, aner
years of sua<sing, by taking D. Ffla's vkvKfAnlR
RfnrnA'Ic SHsrr+she ses.nti1c discovery Of J. p.
filler, n. n, regular graduate physician, with
WHOM We ase prssosally acquainted, vAo - for -
years treated these diseases exclusively with
ing results We believe Il our ehrissan ,iufy, al~r
deiber.fion 70 cooscientiousy request sufferers to
use IL, especially persons in moderate circumstances
who cannot afford to waste money and time ON worth
irss mixtures. As clergymen, seriously feel the
DEEP responsibility resting in publicly endorsing
this mesiicine. But knoxlege and experience Of
fs remarkable merit fully justices our action Rev
T. H. living, Media, Penn'a. suffered sixteen years,
became helpless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, D. D.,
Er.nkford. Philad'a. Rev J. b. Davis, HiSheseoWn,
New Jeney. Rev. J. 5. Buch.nan, Clarrnce, Iowa
Rev. q. q. Smith. Piftssord, New York. Rev Jo-
seph Besss, Falls Church. Philadepai. Other sessi-
mo.lAls from Senators, Govemors Judges, Coo:rrss-
mer Physicians, &c. forwarded gratis with pamphlet
explaining these Diseases. One Thousand dollars will
be pFesented to medicine for sane diseases show.
Ing eqnal merit under test Or that cal produce one
oarsh - many living cures. Any psrsoa srndins by
letter description Of Addiction wn receive Cratic NJ
gally signed guarantee, naming the number Of bottles
to cure agreeing to refund money upoa sworn STAIR
ent Of It's failure to Afflicted invited 10 write
70 Dr.. Eitier PhaAephia. HIS valuable sivio. costs
nothing
Geo. q. FEolooEt, Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-20

Among the resolutions adopted BY the
Farmers club of Poland, Illinois, we
find the following:
In view of the fact that the cost of SOW
ing machines is from IS TO 81, or, with
table and ell complete, $40 to 80, while
they arc sold at from $50 to 3125, We are
often reminded Of the tact that We pay
enormous profits to manufacturers and
middle-men. Now, therefore,
ResolUed, That we use old mowers,
rcapers and plows; wear our old hats,
coats, pants and bonnets; and paddle
our own canoe generally, until We can
purchase at prices somewhat correspond
ing to tho prices wc get for our produce
and labor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-20

Foster will probably be executed.
Bishop McIlvane, of Ohio, died at
Florance, Italy, few days ago.
Commodore W.. Lattimer, of the U &.
S. Navy, died on the 18th inst.
The argument of Stokes appeal will
be heard at the general torn Of the su-
preme court April 22d.
The King Of Italy has appointed his
son, ex-King Amadeus Of Spain, lieu
tenant general in the Italian army.
The name of ex-Congressman Bing-
ham has boon mentioned with authority
in connection with the Japanese mis-
sion.
Gen. Pope predicts quiet and peace
on the frontier this summer. He says
tho Indians are opposed to behave them
selves.
The case of Senator Patterson, of
New Hampshire, has been postponed in
defiaatsly by tho Republican senate eau.
Gus.
It is stated that Secretary Robson
will succeed Bancroft as minister 70 Ber-
lin, and that Edmund T. Bcal, Of Ches.
ter, Pa, will be Robeson's successor.
The Cuban general Vuhalcaha, recent
" captured BY the Spanish troops, Was
executed on the morning Of the 5th inst,
at Puerto Proncipe.
A medical commission has made an
examination of Geo. +. Tram, 10 deter
mine his mental condition, but has not
yet made areport. Train insists that he
il insane.
Mr.. Keldsm, the Japanse lsw-stsdent
in Washington, has been elected 70 dsa-
cons order By the Baltimore xsthodist
Conference and admitted q fali cossee-
ton. He will soon retarn 70 japan.
City Of Mexico tslagraas seats 49,
Gen. Pai6eso he's besa sissesd ehisf jas-
tice Of the supreme cosrt II Nsgiss, nd
becomes president a IL rsPalis h -
Q Vacancy oecsrrs.
Robsst l. Desglas. ol1ast - = ~
laAs 6asphaa A. DeaGlnlI - - -
PsduesA q. q nauuknl e - :,
lg1tu1 = - O. x
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Ssine County yodInaL
HURsDAY, MARCH, 20, 1873
6osRepublican. SaHna'
- South w estern !,
Railroad.
s Road 10 be Built & Oh6e.

mA11nA II Happy
- considerable effort on the part Of
satsrprising citizens, Salina is re-
- The absolute certainty Of her
no The second railroad. Agar ago
80 N. el5O, 900 were voted by this
q 666ev to the Republican, Salins 4
5stSwestrn Railroad Company, the
s 8 jiisopcrators of which lived on the line Of
ksrsoposed route; majority ofthem,
76sl 1t being residents Of this county.
EhGs cosporators have contracted with
IT. Ahram Cutler, Superintendent Of
s = Kansas Grading Company, to build
s1lssned; the Saline county bonds which
sssovetcd to them, rs above stated, to be
2 az6neeesred to him in the following man
He i to receive $4,000 when he
g IA have completed the grading and
3 s6esoary Of the road from sslina TO the
z65iai line Of the county; $4,000 when
= portioapof tho road is finished and
nessased, I'd $4,000 when the road
( shall b. q ssbed and operated from Sa-
( 56o1to the north line Of the county. BY
~ contfAcl, the road is to be finished
! ~ operated through the county within
& Il 1ouehs xstci The bonds arc issued.
IL bonds are 10 be deposited with a
New York banking firm, who act as
trustees. Mr.. Cutler expects to COM
nepce work on tho road within thirty
dnys after the bonds arc issued and de-
=pos;tQt. The Surveyors are to be on the
rolnd next Monday. The county COM
.aissioners arc holding q session to day
= Kedsssday) for the purpose Of rat'fy'
~ tho new contract on the part OF the
I sosniy, and to issue the bonds TO the
trustees. We hear that the counties to
10 north Of rs, through which the road
= 70 rus, are heart and hand in favor OF
ths now movement. J. Il. Fisher, clerk
- Mcpherson county. sends us tho fol-
swing:
LlxDsBURG, March 18th, 1873.
The contract was signed by our conn-
~ board and the Salina, Atlanta l. Ray
aoad Railroad Company yesterday, and
konda, to tho amount Of SIS 900, will be
76rthwith issued.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-20

1t is time TO transplant trees. A little
time and money expended in planting
forest, shade and fruit trees, will yield o
larger return than any investment We
know of. II is declared that the climate
in portions of the old world has boon
materially improved by the preservation
of forests, and other places there as well
as in America, great damage has been
dono by their destruction. 1t has been
found in Germany that the oak dis
charges from its leaves an amount OF
evaporation moro than eight times rs
great rs the rainfall over the area of soil
which it shades" Stripping the earth of
its trees, produces drouth and impover-
ishcs the soil.
In this land of praries and high winds,
where the timber of our streams is fast
bein. used for fuel and fencing, its
disappearance is alarming. But there
is not much use in writing against the
destruction of forests. The choppers arc
not sentimental. While you are signing
Morris "woodhan spare that tree" he
is sending his keen axe into its very
heart, and thinking how the beautiful
crooks and gnarled limbs will count
when he carefully "cords" it for sale,
and what large chinks and cat holes he
will get paid for at S. and 81 per cord.
But that practical man may be induced
to plant more trees, or the seeds thereof,
if hc secs it for his personal interest and
the general good. 1t is said ~ horti-
culturists who have given the subject
thought, that the culture of forest trees
would be profitable. We believe this
and wo hope to sec it demonstrated in
our prairie State. But whether it is or
not certainly no ono can seriously qucs-
ton the importance of planting trees
along highways and in towns and cities.
These rows of shade trees arc indica-
tons of tho thrift and taste of adjacent
owncrs. In our rich soils they will soon
form beautiful avenues of cooling shade
and will break the force OF the fierce
drying winds and terrible drouths that
sometimes parch the Garth here and de-
stroy our crops.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-20

Two conflicting bills, neither of course
- operative, were passed at the sitting
cf TIE late Senate and House of Repre-
ee1tativsa, regarding tho disposal to be
80 Of the Geneva award. Tho mat
must therefore rest for year. Mean
Nkils the money is to be invested in
Unitsd States, bonds, and claimants arc
71ksly to have the interest on their de-
u6ands secured at least from the date of
1ynsnt By Great Britain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-20

4 he senate has confirmed the follow
~ nominations VIM. Arnold, receiver
~ public moneys at Central City, Col.
.neelmasters, +. L. PITCHER, Council
Grove Kas. Arthur D. Downs, Wyan-
sottA Kas- Simon Meats, Hays City,
- Hiram P. Bennett, Denver, Col. /;
oeenso ). Worden, Lawrence, Kas.
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The q Squebob" notes from Topeka to
20 Troy CHIEF arc rich, rare and racy.
- & thee, SOL, who is likely to follow
6loss in the wake Of prominent humor-
~ Write some more. Kansans ut any
|eofs enjoy them.
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-. nssDeEs Ol051911o0 ~
Hi1nlilsa ~ yean, ~ aaass.ausunudV ARs1A-
Heae1se1 - stssrusaisas. Au9p@foWo-
s0e Ct ueonahe, ~ a0b,
49, esaes1; Sssg - b - M, Vim - Gss-
tiea. fnlsa, N-ee. s0t y nan.
Sfy 70. Box 3ass, PhnsaelpAh, h.
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N. Colfaxs vindication from tho
charges preferred against him in the Gre
III Nebilicr steal, is regarded as tri-
enphant. He was, upon his return to
his homo in Indiana, splendidly received
~ lis old townsmen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-20

Geo. s. Boutwell, was elected U. 8.
0enator on the 18th. Tho vote was - fol-
lows: Boutwell, l52, Dawes, 113, Lor-
La 2 VIM. Whiting 2, c. G. Greene
E&76 votes in all.
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n xE6 - - oont - ~ f56o
~ ,o.f,easeaz - ~ A. psekeu;7 -
|as Secrstasy q - 1tsasnsy, tegs(kss
withsho fso1m111r Of the dlbiGSe Eow
IN 49,
Adestrae4ivs ne occurred = 1ov-
renes6saEKy Fridg morain9- Foar-
fifths Of the towa were destroyed, and
many families rendered homeless. The
loss is ever 500, 900.
DR.. Davis authorizes the announce
meut that Commodore Vanderbilt haa
given $500, 900 to Bishop McTyei, Of
the Southern Methodist church, to estab.
lish university in Tennessee.
The president has indicated his inten.
ton hereafter of making all appointment.
TO positions in the territories from the
residents thereof. instead of selecting
from the broken down politicians of the
eastern states. !.
7, n. s.d;..W,k;r.o, h....h a,
p-om;.. ami, .,.;n.t R-;.t pomc,ov :,
the U. s. Court it has teen decided that
Pemeroy's objection that the suit was
barred by the statute of Limitation was
WE'LL taken.
Governor Sprague's house at Nara
gansett, near Newport, has moro than
sixty apartments, and is provided with
q telegraph wire leading to New York,
or, one might say as we'll, to London,
Constsstinoplc, San Francisco and Can.
ton.
A dispatch from Berlin says the Ger.
man papers ridicule and sharply critieise
the inaugural address of President Grant.
Tho papers ask whether monarcihial
states ought to keep up diplomatic rela-
tons With a power whose executive thus
insults them.
Tho secret.rv Of the treasury ha,
drawn upon the 81, 900 900 legal tend
or reserve to the extent Of 1885, 600,
on account of the insuficiency Of cur
rency in the treasury to moot tho imme-
date requirements of the large appropri-
atoms made by-congrcss.
The President has rcappointed the
present government directors of the u.
P. Railroad Company for one year
from to-day. They are Hiram Price and
James F. Wilson, OF Iowa; J. G. Har-
rison, Of Indiana; ). II. Willard, OF Nc
braska; and D. s. Ruddo ok, Of Con-
nccticut.
1t is now understood that..the new pos
.al laws cuts off all exchanges be-
tween newspapers and repcals the law
free circulation to newspapers
In counties wherein they are printed.
The house amendment reducing letter
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-20

+ q = inte laterview with . reporter at
aohiagton, Gen. Grant is reported to
- nads some statements with regard
NJ dee Of the future He aaid that no
ness are TO take place in the cabinet
eed hat which Boutw oils resigna-
Till occasion nevertheless the I'm
- policy viii not BE- changed. He
- go tho republic Of Spain veil
fSAed, and thinks that BY the end
~ pear tho Independence Of Cuba
~ secured. No trouble 10 expected
~ uaYti, and The President thinks that
- Nnnasa bay scheme will result in
&esslopement OF that country 90
6nr eovernnent viii ultimately an
1T ~ something like ton or fifteen
- lsslss. The people Of Utah, be
49, obey Tie lava. He d sasis-
- - Lossisna policy. The In
- policy ssoeseds - yell thaG
- - sreaAest III = =
the 49, - Ioois IN - na1puaea
me-! : 3! ;. ~
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~. s:...'s.x.ss1..-Ss-.- -. -. 80
,3sssss--,,:" -ss-s.'- ...m
- ~ sw.ss.~.s.-, ~,a-:,,.
49,. "a. !. -.
a..... - g.. ~.
s..' =.
elecos 9 SenAsst, hks eeeanacsoees
Of IN, il q the Stats m III sovereign
capacity. and the motives Of members
,S,;,,.sx,n, ~ .x.m;noa ;,,o for IN.
.ss...,;as,;.. .. a., \. -.
Past0.' !" s"--s - 49,
Rlor'' ''''v '''. p
w D '''-..e .-1 - -
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hJ. Wordon hes been appointed po,

HI. Wordon has been appointed post
nnsesr q Lawrence. This surprises Us.
NJ supposed that Mr.. Thacher was
9its spre Of the position. The post
- q that place has boon bone of
n1eetioa between the papers there.
= ~ On TIE post-office subject. We may
I'll mention that some of the friends
Gel, Phillips wonder that he should
eiat Blakely to the Junction city
letsnee." Let some Of the posted ex-
-. However, wc like tho appoint
~ - Blakely is good fellow and
no ll)s the Office he holds we'll.
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!

SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!
.;ss,. % 50. =. =. .:ss..;s: e IN es.ss''s
Usage ORANGE, New Crop
PRIME RED CLOVER,
KENTUCKY Blue GRASS,
HUNGARIAN GRASS,
WETHERSFIELD UargeRed) ONION
BOTTOM ONION SETS,
SEED OATS, SURPRISE,
CHOICE BLACK.
CANADA CLUB SPRING, (wheaf,)
DIES MONIES VALLEY SPRING,
SEED RYE, SPRING,
SEED BARLEY, SPRING,
SEED POTATOES, EARLY ROSE
- YORK,
PEACH BLOW.
A.se 4 yr1a .ss csxslsss Asssssssssss
PLAN rs.
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
vA.a.s.ss - ~ -.
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But tie accent should be placed upon
the little. let the nonsense come in 40
the spice, not as the principal dish.
would like to have the club attract
i've to the young - we'll - TO tho more
advanced in life. do nos object TO the
boys and girls having . good time gen.
orally. ] do not even object TO their
making love here in quiet modest
manner, 90 that they do not disturb tho
more serious business Of the evening.
In word, am in favor of the largest
liberty 90 that il docs not encroach up.
on the right Of this. One object in our
meetings, should be to cultivate the 90
cial feelings; bat we must not forget
that Gn the can't language Of the day.
the club means business, and that It must
have the preference.
But I do not wish TO tire your pa
thence tonight, and I will conclude by
calling your attention to the these points
have endeavored to make.
First, you must give - much freedom
- possible If you wish to make strong
independent men and women. Second,
II you wish to do business with easc
and facility, yoa must cysseoaeise and
dispepae With Ill useless forms and esee.
monies. Third, that whils IL social
element IN hu0as natures 0ost no. b
forEottea, Il nsse Be ssbordisaas 70 IL
mo9s ioporsnnsb aisoso a. heeVssjne.
-
Ard thsa ~ - snios hsart - ~
. uaks - hssuefGa van9y :.lDsssso|
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L1xpsRuRd, March 18th, 1873.

LlvDsBURG, March 18th, 1873.
The contract was signed by our conn
n board and the SalinA Atlanta 4 Ray
aoad Railroad Company yesterday, and
konda, to tho amount Of SIS, 900, will be
slUxfhwith issued.