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IN VALUABLE GIFTS!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 IN GKEENBACKS
ONE GRAND CASH PRIZE
$4,000 IN GREENBACS !
ONE GRAND CASH PRIZE OF
Slnnn In GREENRACKSl

S0OOO IN GREENBAtkS
One Prizo $4,000 in Greoubacks !
six Prizes 81 600 each in Groenbocka
Ten Price $500 each In Groenbacks ?
$500 Gold and silver Lever iun,iugwa' chcs
On ALL ';oit from $40 to $500 each.
Coin SILVER Vest Chains, Solid and Double
Plated silver ware, Jrwel.y, ETC.. etc.
NUMBER or GiFrs 2i,o00. TICKETS I'm.
Iirp 10 10000.
Agents WASTED 10 SILL TICKETS,
whom iiucr.l premiums will be paid.
SINGLE TGcLFvs S2;. SIX TICKETS 50;
TWELVE TiCEETs $40; TWFNIN.FIVE
TiCKETs $50.
Circulars containing a fun list OF prizes,
a description OF the manner of drawing, ana
other information in reference tc the dis
tribution. will he sent to any one ord' rug
theul All letters must be addressed 10
MAIN OFFICE, l.. II. SINE boN
l01 w. Fifth 81. CINCINNATI W.
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CARB0LATED COP LIVER OIL.
A. described fully IN the inventors circular,
which will be mailed, upon application, to
any address.
We cannot afford space 10 ten the whole
story here, or TO give the numerous ccrtih-
Gates IRON eminent physicians and well.
known citizens tcstiiyng 10 the absolutely
wonderful results flowing from tli- great
discovery. suffice IL TO sIylt ~ curing tHJu-
sands who supposed them'c} % Pc ~
deaths door.
wilson's Car50latoJ OH f., scientifically
prepared with the IUrc-t c8rluic acid, -J
combined cs % De entirely harmless. with
SWEET NoHy Con Liver on
From tIs celebrated fisheries "a, As.c-Und
. doorway, pronounced by physicians the
mort delicate, efficient col liFer Oh in the
world.
. ftI.ee.ly taken, t0.,ra'c.lg the weakest
/ ~tomscb-, oigv-ts readily, never becomes
/ rancid. 1ul {, almost entirely free from the
I usual di-l.Tura Yle Characteristic, Of cod
. liver oil. :
For every Use "a cod liver OF, VI. Wilson
. discovery &, a. the greatest value.
For the .l.e Internal ADM istrGtiou Of
. carhoic acid Mr.. Wilson's ING rod OF com.
bir,ugit With rgd liver oH o. absolutely nee
! g.-ary.
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v'ncrsr Uiitcrs are no. yicyancy prDe;
W5d" ul Fo0r Nur. WHISKY iroot spirits hni
ii.' .I Ss,'t l. 1lanlcgr H Shpci3era"
.'Ha.orols" &c., That lead the uppior on TO drunk.
e'H. ma rum tu' arS lrlo MedtiSlnc' maze glc
rpn Che native i"o,s AMI herbs 81 California, ltc
nom 400 NcoJolc SumUnra. They are the Great
Hood iuuh.rWl q Ile.fi'lnr Principle Pcllcct
N'IHyIf0r ana invrnritur OF tnc System, carrying
Oh 3I ru..1Aua4 i.a.,lr gld storing Nc BLOOD
90 uratuy condition, cuti.hng IT, refreshing aud
h,Wo+iing both mind and body. They are easy
az aIu.ui4Irluoh. uromut iu Their action certain
90 u'ir results, SAFE aud reliable n all forms Of
So i'trsou can taIio thcsc Iiittcis accord.
iur 90 UIrtril.U- amt remain .H.r ruNtI, itufiued
tuUir bones are not destroyed D." l'.trfni poison
,-1.h1r MEATS. aud u4o NI.ll o.s"i- wasted beyond
Dysrcrsin or Iuaiees,l,n. Headache. roIa
On tha shoulders. Coughs, 4l-Liutrs % iuv enc
'.s.u. sour lru.ilt1a oi we aloinaen' Lai
IJs.r 300 ;'c Mouth, rl.ous Attacks. Pdlpitai.On "
tao Heart. innammg uon 81 the Lungs. ran N nc
rn-'u ol tne kidney and hundred other puiniu
,ga..t1us arc the OF prings Vi Dyspepsia In these
culr.Hnis d las Nc equal anl Que noi.e VII
i.nrihy alt, rfIsCuicEt.
Fur Frmaic Complaints. w young or c1.
,,. .I.l or single at the dawn OF woIaauu0ol, or
'... ...I or l.a. these Tonic Ul''"r' al puy 500 dc
I.t .I N'u.acc tHa, marked improvement
ipr i..!,uitnntcry end Chronic r,heu-
w. 60 90 H.b poui ~ nH5@ " indigo iiou L.i.
..... ...HI'HIt asa Intermittent lcvcrf, Diseases
/ ... ..oll. liver, EilGe,s ANA Bladder, thCle
.H NIl.aa lLuqi, wii3p - GENERALLY
Bod. Nf q the iIEtH..t. NH.f.l.
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+ g. '''''n' w w $500, i'ri'i, ,,.. a.. 20 i
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| - ...t .',,..1, a. To-, ,,',l. ri a, =.
80 o. | ~ ,. .,.,,, i,'' t,i,i III 90, Mo,
hecp ,i' BOO pure ana ''i i'''A o. ''- d! '',i"
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THE CAIRO AND VINCENNEs
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

TO
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagra ans,
Buffalo, Pittsburg, aslihetoh,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points,
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Tuesday, july !, 1873, trains
WIN run ~ follows.
EXPREss.
Going north leaves Cairo at go. 400 am
Going south arrives at Cairo at. $40 ? M
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MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.

Going Nerth.
Leave Cairo at 1888 am. and 300 pm
IVA. Going South.
Arrive at Cairo at 200 pm. and 600 pm.
The express train north arrives at Vim
eennes at 1920 DIE, making direct connec-
ton at 1890 pm, with the Indianapolis AMI
Vincennes railroad for indianapolis, the
great railroad centre, from which point
trains are departing at all hours, lor a!l
Voints In the United States and Canada. At
1888 PIN. with the Evansville and Sraw-
papolis, Chicago, Danyille and all points
nbrth, via the Terra uaute, Evansville and
, Chicogo railroad, and east via the \andalia
line, and indianapolis and St. Louis railroad,
At 1:55 p IN. with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, for Cincinnati, Louisville, and AL
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by this route are placed
In indianapolis Cincinnati, Louisville, sew
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington. and al eastern points, twelve
hours in advance Of any other route.
Express train makes connection AZ El!o-
RADIO with g. Louis and sogthslstsrn rail-
way, tor 20. LOUIS, MI Vernon illinois
shaTnestSvr. an. al. points between h',o'
5ado AID Il. Louis.
A, Norris Ciry makss close connection
or springfield, Rock lsiaud, and AT nonu
On Springfield and Illinois soutIeaiteF-l -Atl
way an sOnnsstsnns.
A Cr-D, vita -. l-5lis- s.zyiiT.Aer Ron
tsrInu Ead Nashville -.ilrrsv ire .nr "a
vsr-inn tnniSIiaA &.an.s s,-s -terHr- "a
x-Gsl<L...ss +. nashville --.IE.>s' i.I' .
ypnrS 81 & q 2. Hi'f 7. >ais -r u'
ppilnecIrUDE
Basya,,e cilsanec " al iuJrp~ ..ir joJ-ls.
EfVr t.oEe-~ EIc iuiurtag-spI t5n1
the ticket vrlCe, corner SeHeult street. ~
Commercial Eyenus, Caro-, limos.
l. ". palmer, Gsl. s4pi
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PRIZE LIST.
10000 Prizes

40, 900 Prizes q
The title TO the above real estate
suteed perfect.
The liberal terms Of this scheme
within the reach OF all-the creates
nuity ever offered for the poor m,,
to wealth.
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prospcctrs fer 1874 sEYENTNNfAf
THE ALDINE.
An Illustrated Monthly Journal university
admitted TO he the handsomest rruo'-
ical in the World. Alcprcscntlilyr
and champion Of American taste
Nor ron sALnlv BOOK OR NEWS sronEs

The Aldine. while issued with al The reg
ularity, has none Of the temporary or umC-
~ interest characteristic OF Ordinary PERI
0dical7. IL II al elegant miscSlany OF PURE
light and graceful Literature Hnh couec-
ton Of pictures. tire rjrcst specimen 81 ar
tiiic skill, IN black aud white. Although
each succeeding number ohoros q ucsh
pleasure TO it, friends, TIE real Ndluc ana
beauty Of The Adiue viii be most ypprrci-
atcd after it b5. been bound up % q e close
OF the year. Nmle other pubhcalioh, may
claim superior cheaphds-, as compared with
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iquo and original cpiiou-a,o0c ana uh.
npproached-ap. oiutely without conception
In price or character.
ART DEPARFMENT l57i
IN. Illustrations Of the AlIinc have won
= worldwide reputation, aud IN the art cen-
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it, wood cuts are examples Of the highest
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idly yielding 10 more educated ana us
eliminating taste which recognizes the adj
yautSges the advantages of superior artistic
quality with greater facility OF production,
The quarterly tinted plaicsior 1874 WILDE
ny rho,. Moran and J. y. woodward.
The Christmas Issue tor 1871 VIII contain
special designs appropriate 10 the seas u,
By our best artists, and will suipass in at
tract. ons any OF lie prcdccc sors.
PREMIUMS FOR 1871
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49, LII ,r'.ii,,, ,,ir Of ,l-..,,,l'.
~ nj tn,ns ,,S.d rgiri,d In oil Tor
NV ,',i',iaScr. ~ ,b. hiJing. by lboinu,
nc puoII,nvi' Va Wv itraJn ,{,,,,rc I,as
siVi w. w. b,.o,yr,ss t., ion thous.nd
ItuNu,..nr lr,,ny.rijr.ts ,,,-r ,.rr',n to rem.
rD.,, ,.,, ,i,o,so,,J d,,or. mo .uLiccis
~ - - t r,',.,,,.t ,.,v,r Lo.,,'' crd
WY. Wy Su"ay' W ~ ,;,,. a. no yvbitc
Nanntains' New llgmushirc; the other
gives the Clids OF Green river, wyoming
| territory. The chromo- are rach worked
| u2xlGl and appcaraiice enact fa,-.imles oil
the originals.
| Mossrs. James sutton " Co:
GfNTLEMEN-I am delighted with the
proofs I'm color OF your chremos. They are
| Wonderfully successful rcprcscn atious by
mechanical process Ct the oTiyiuul paintings
Very respectfully, IHOs, NJ RAN.
,rhoso clromos ,,rc r, cvr,N, sense Nmeri
c,n rbcv arc Inv mn primal Nmriicln Iro
urs from from de.igs OF American scenery b,
an american palhtei' anu precen,I,u 10 ;uo
'cliptIs W 'u' ~. S",IN.''u ". ~ g" 81
Art 'purilail II no po,'eI Iuc"u'G , ~, a.
no foreign production can inspire, aud mel
thcr are they any the worse u j.! reason o
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I. * q n " S " SOC WABASH AVE,
4 81 sSfSs.vs efSeAt L evy,s!.o TIC T;:!eG;:,
/. * * 4 - 5<tSsti vTyTCfGO,

Tie most Penowned Specialist Of he 49, n -
treatment orPRIVATE, chronic and tHt
NARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS
The result Of carly inderctouI ether ctus i2i1e,ns
NERVOUSNESS. PivPLrs or TuC FACE, AVERSION 10
SOCIETY IMPAIRED SIGHT, loss or MEMORY LSn
uASHOOD PERMANENTLY CURED the CREAM OF
MEDICAL LITERATURE Illustrated with cha'to cnTruyinf'
explaining who u.y marry why not, Why Tho iupeunen"
to marriage Thar nature, cause aud cure Pee % een
fentin plain sealed envelope. ladies requiring surgical ad
medical attendance or uAlce may cali or address H. d'''a
lpyadI provided with private eparu1r'' board A"I1
nu.o sc C.ro. CuaIaptccI. Rubber goods on haud.
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yySa,ayx Ts'cy;s.e III
.:sAsA !! !. % I,!..k!s..l
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

CLAes l, TO ne DEtwE ScplcmNor ao,lsi"
b,GeO Prizes, Amounting 20 s5pAooo.
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oruce. Bulletin a''i''-u y
gn~I,ingaan BvcSuc.
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PRICE OF TICKLE

10 NtallN'
PRICE OF TICKLE
singh. Tickets, S2.5O; Eleven.
$50 90; Fifty-siX Tickets, Sl26l
Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, S2I
The drawing will he made undo
periHtcndence Of n committee appf
the highest oil 'iql- I'm the state, d,l
to the faithful pc nance OF the
signed them.
The highest olllcla 9th OF City
and state have not only end0
Atelcs. but also his schem'
Tho demand for tickets IL mn
and all desiring to participate in 4
ing should at once form their clubs
in their orders.
AGEN 5 WANTED IN all Stat
and Towns in the United States (
das.
Money should he sent by
Letter, =. q. Order or express. vi
address OF the purchaser In plain '
Every package Of IL tickets has
TO win II prizes, but positively I
win one, while one person out or
who purchase n package OF ii N
win two prizes.
For further information and 4
send for circular 10 the Manages
prletCr, and address
SIMON ABELEs, /
Ieavenworif
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CAIRO BULLETIN

~, .o,.,.., spb~cpilscrS ppt r0Ctt
$50. ,s,.t, tnursA vegr'Dvay So Ett'"rs
,i,e fscf 80 this ofic" ei'trr rtrF"A-
.i,y or Nv k,ostst sari.
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tlcn.,ir~ ri"ttcr or 'rrry rag"
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26
THE FAIR

The entries. up On nom to-day. were
very large, and the prospects for a success
full fair were bright
I'm Cla., 4. Cattle, there were q entries
and 5 large herds As follows From Abiug-
don, Knox Co.. Deer Park LaSalle Co..
West Liberty. Iowa, jaime, Cook. Rural
and others
Class 3. Horses for all work, 30 entries.
Glass G.. Sheep. one entry.
Glass D. swine. ~ entries.
Glass +, Poultry. 20 entries.
Glass f. Flowers, 80 entries. 4 for Spe
sial premiums
Class g. Fruits, quite a number already
iu-morn coming
Class ii. Farm Products. y entries.
Class |. Field Cr5ps-uo entries.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26
p..na Not the Only Man at Fault

CARP Morgan, Jr., of Bloomington
writes the following sensible no'e " " pa
per in that city 49,, a..n
The vebemenee with which the officers
me ne N EGlieIS Alton railroad pursue
and cbarge Conductor Became Is quite re
markable, and perhaps fairy G G,a ~ ,, uile
suspicion that they desire % iastIm upon
that wretched man the entire oui I ~ "l ~
crime of the Lemont disaster, anu aie9 a a
the lust indignation felt and eAl'reSSeo oy
More general investigation and accurate
information might, however disclose eX-
IRENE culpability in the management OF
the road and especially III the hazard 10
trains Ly reason of the frequent oEerwork-
ed and faded condition Of ITS employees.
II is 70 he hoped that some hight may
bo giyan as 70 the culpabiIityot the general
moTaranept connected with this dreadful
loss III Efe Several dtrsrt collisions OF
trains have occurred on that line within a
comparatiyely brief period. 1t would seem,
1 therefore, that the company employs ellilel
/ low-priced and incompetent men, OF "ha'
/ is more likely, there exists cause III the
management that renders thVse men uu
equal to the continuous salt ulschafSe OF
| the duties demanded Of lhem Deahe ant
/ the engineer have burden enough 70 bear
and mStice requires that they should b'
nrnterted against undu accusation. 1t i
of the highest importance 70 the publ,
hat tba.r5aL. truth sh nd be known wheI
such accidents occur. and that all parties
d;rertI. mr. Indirectly the cause of them
should he held to STRIFE punishment.
RIcHARr T. MORGAN, JR.
Bloomington, Aug. Il. 1913.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Lueiu- Wen, Esq, of Hampton Ian, SO
far recovered his health that he Is able to
drive out without any help.
Capt NJ. b. Pierce, of Savanna. has left
the river and removed 10 Hampton. Az
eepting the position of Secretary 10 the
Hampton Coal Mining Company
The Cleveland Brass Band visited
Hampton, Saturday afternoon and even
Ing being invited over by NIr Geo Weaver,
foreman of the Ham ptou Coal Mining Co.,
formerly of Cleveland They had "a pleas
ant time and the people enjoyed their
music very much
The Davenport Democrat says Re
ports purporting to come from town. up
along the d. & st. 7. road are flying
about, to the effect that the merchants up
that way have refused to buy any more
goods of Davenport dealers, because the
city of Davenport refuses to let that road
come into the city byway Of Front street
The Democrat thinks there is no truth in
the rumor
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26

Baltimore reioices in that a daughter Of
that city, Miss Katie Gaul, has recently
achieved great triumphs at Ncimar as q
pianistc She is favorite pupil of List
having been under his general direction as
a student OF music for over two years. In
assuming the direction Of her culture he
made the great concession that superlative
talent only could wiring from him.as he had
formed the rule to take no pupils. From
the first, however, he recognized the genu.
OF this young lady, whom he calls My
America. As an evidence of this she
was invited last month to appearin a grand
List concert given before numerous rep
resentatives Of royalty and great folks at
the palace, in which List aud Miss Gaul
were the only solo performers, and the or
chestra was Of the composer direction.
Her triumph was complete.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26
rARMERs. COUNTY CONVENTION.

The call of the Executive Committee OF
the Farmers Party or organization was re
ceiycd by Us thi, Tuesday morning, aud
appears in our paper this evening We
presume copies have been sent to all the
other papers in the county
Copy, also, Of the proceedings Of the
meeting OF the Executive Committee were
furnished Us, and will be found in this
paper. The address alluded to we hear
will be furnished in time for the weekly
papers of the county, Of this week. What
the nature of the address, will be we have
no means Of knowing, but it will be looked
for and read with no little interest.
Il will be seen that the farmers propose
to take the lead in bringing out a ticket
and preparing for the fall election. They
do not propose to play second-fddle tC
either Of the old parties, but will select
the men of their choice, and if the old
parties choose to indorsc them-all right
. II not they propose to elect them anyhow.
But u will depend good deal on the
character and location of the men they
shall nominate, Played-out politicians and
ring men and clique managers are not il
high favor with the people just now. II
the farmers steer clear Of that sort of PEG
pie and bring out good and capable men
who will take office for the purpose Of serv
ing the people faithfully and well, instead
of furthering their own private schemes
they will succeed. The people want a res
from the old parties and chques, and wan
a new deal all around. The farmers hav
all the elements necessary for success, i
they manage carefully.
We hear that they were unanimous an,
! thoroughly and heartily united in ever
vote taken in committee We hope moth
will occur to disturb the good feeling whicl
now exists.
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Hunts Remedy.

And all Diseases Of fhe
Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs.
Ask for HUNTS REMEDY. TAKE no other. For
sal by all Drus.isfs VA. f. CLARKE. Prop.
y MarbrI luarr --..-- Providence Il. /
For sale in Rock Island by John Beng-toE. and IN
Sterling, H.. by UTeiy x Jennie t-lsd~ly
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Hat. cap, and full and complete line
ot gent, furnishing goods at Dart x Dart
emporium of style aud fashion They
have the latest and most fashionable styles
direct from tine Eastern markets 21-tt.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26


Miss Simkin, had bug down her back
last night as she was sitting in the parIor
entertaining MIR Smikes. She felt il,
crawl She knew it was a big bug, and
probably deadly poison, but Is Mr. Smikc>
was on the verge Of a proposal she Stoodit
1t rested for "a while and she felt relieved
it moved just littIe though once when she
tried to touch it with the end Of her fan
outside Of her dress, but in a little while
she could feel it sticking the sharp sting
into her flesh. "Oh, she almost shud
dered Ny dear, said Mr. Smikes. She
paused. My dear Miss. what makes you
50 restless ?" Oh. nothing" and She
brushed the bug Mr. Smikes turned
partially and touched her hand Agony
the bug had stung her; it was buryin1
itself in her flesh; she rushed from tbs
room and found--that it was a pin which
had slipped out of her dress. She return
ed and Mr. Smikes was gone.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26

At full meeting o. the Executive Com
mittees. and a numbC of the prominent
members of the Farmers Associations of
Rock Island county, leld in the city OF
Rock Island, on Saturday, the 23d inst,
the following action was taken;
Voted, That we pu, ticket in the field
this fall, to be called the Rock Island couu-
" Farmers Anti Monopoly ticket.
Voted. That the ca! for convention to
nominate a county ticlet, 70 be composed
Of true and tried fri0ds Of the farmers
and workingmcn' II vement, irrespective
of party. be issued b. the Executive Com
mittee of the Farmer, Association Of the
county.
Toted That the c nyention be called to
meet in the city Of E'ck Island, on Satur-
day the 18th day of September at 100 clock
A NJ
Totsd, That the OWNS throughout the
county he requested 20 hold primary meet
Jugs. at such hours nd place as the town
committees shall name, on Tuesday, the
"a dag Of Septembe., for the purpose OF
choosing five delegaes each to represent
them in the convent n
/ By request Of Executive Committee.
CHAS MACHIN, Secretary.
EIillsdale, His, Alg. p. 1878.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO SELL
THE UNION

Ever since Postmaster Jackson ceased
furnishing the Union with brains the edi-
torial columns of that sheet have been a
most distinguished failure. So glarlngLy
incompetent as an editor and as a political
and newspaper manager has HayerstlcA
shown himself, as is proven by the success
of his rival. the Moline Recie'c, and the
decentralization of the Republican party IN
this county, that Capt. Robinson, Hawley
and the Republican leaders have been
Obliged to exercise supervisory care over
the concern. To this end they imported
an Iowa editor, in the person OF Gen, Add.
II Sanders. Yea with Haverstick nomln-
ally at the head of the concern, the efforts
of that gentleman have not been entirely
successful, and in order to save the party
from complete and irrevocable ruin and
defeat, and prevent the concern from de
teriorating below the value Of the mort
cages held on it, they have decided 70 sell
the Office tosome one who has more ability
than the present incompetent. Several
ATTEMPTS have been made to this end.
Col Edwards, of Carlinyille, Major Pink
ham. of Dixon were both among the ex-
nected victims. None of the parties were
willing to take the concern, under the bad
odor brought upon it by the Little Blonde
until Mr.. Bailey of the played out Repp5
Iran. of Princeton, who has been in the
city for few days, was found And re
port is now that he will succeed the littl,
sore eyed blonde.
Under competent management the IN
ion can be made paying concern, and eal
also regain much of the reputation FOL
dignity and public respect which has beer
FILTERED away in the attempts OF the little
incompetent to force himself into position
and noteriety by prostituting the columns
.of the paper 70 50 small an end. The lie
publican party is able 10 have a respecta
BE representative in this county, aud non'
will take more pride in seeing a competen
aud worthy opponent to The ARGrS than
the pronrietors of TIE ARGUS themselves
None of us ike TO live beside foul
mouthed, sore-eyed, and bIaek-mailin
ueighbors.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-26
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