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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-05-01
The Medicine Of the Million
PHILOSOPHY AND FACT.
DR.. D. S. PERI VS.
Vegetable Aromatic
B / T T E r S!

These Btters must become the universal remedy Of
the There is nothing like them equal them
under the They restore the weak inyigo ate the
feeble, and give life and the broken dsRn
~ Ia miasas tic aud maarous districts they
worth ship lead Of QunRs POWERS and pills. They
are specially adapted to persons suffering from
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
COST Veness, Headache,
Neural gia, rheumatism,
ChiIls and Fever and Piles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
Alabama MongreIs.

MONTGOMERY Ala, August 22.--lhe
republican convention renominated
White and Sheets for congressman at
large No platform yet reported. The
committee on credentials are at work
day and night preparing areport.
There are thirty-three proxies out
of about two hundred votes.
Eight counties were entirely repre-
sented that way.
One-third of the convention is made
up of Mobile custom house officials and
postmasters, and Us many more were
bought up as proxies.
Spencer, Hays and White run the
convention entirely.
The fund appropriated by congress
for the relief If the overlooked desti-
tute on the Alabama and Warrior
rivers is to be used as campaign fund,
and great expectations are based
on 1t.
There will be a big crop made and
no destitution in Alabama, and there
10 no need for federal bacon end green
backs" 1t will'only'pe used to corrupt
the voters. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
LEGRAPHIC.
ON THE WAR PATH.
The Usage Indians Declare War
Against Kansas.
Appeal from Governor osborn
for Arms and Ammunition.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received here to-
day from Governor Osborn, OF Kansas;
~ have information, through Indian
agent Stubs and others and other
sources that the Usage tribe Of Indians
have, ut a general council, declared
war against this state and depredations
have already been committed by them
on our southern border The state has
but few arms and the United States
troops heretofore guarding the line
being now in the Indian territory, DIT
great distance from the Osage res
ervation, exposes the frontier settle
ments of this state to great danger.
with arms we can defend our borders.
Can you furnish me with two thousand
carbines and accoutrements and one
hundred thousand cartridges on ac-
count of the state of Kansas?
The telegram has been referred to
the war department.
Major Nelson Houston has been or
ordered to the photographic office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
FOREIGN.

Success Of the American Cricketers--
Enthusiastic Reception Of President
Mcmahon ut Brest-'Ehe Carlist In.
surrectiOn, Etc.
LONDON, August 22.--The cricket
match between the MANCHESTER club
and the Americans was concluded to-
day, the Americans winning in one in
ming by twenty-six runs.
PARIS, August 22.--President Nc
Mahon had grand reception at Brest
to-day, and reviewed the troops. There
was display Of fire works tonight,
and the city was illuminated.
MADRID, August 22.-lberia an
nOunced that SerranO has signed the
full credentials for representatives OF
Spain at all European capitals.
it is officially reported that General
Mariones il at Larega.
BAYoNNE, August % General This
tany has summoned Buycerde to sur
reader, and began to lombard.
A number of Carlists report that at
tacks are in progress on the frontier
towns of Irun and Fontarubia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
mercial sixty days s9ta,s5.

1888 A. M.-Cotton quiet. Mlddllng
Orleans l7lc; middling Alabama, III
mlddling uplands, l6i; low middllngs,
i5lci strict good ordinary, i6sc; good
ordinary, lac; ordldlnary, lSsc.
LIVERPOOL, August 20, 1890 y. NJ
Cotton dull and easier. Uplands, $40
slG Orleans, Sic. Sales 10000 bales;
speculation and export, 1000 bales,
GALVESTON, August -, II A. Moot
ton nominal and lower. Good ordina-
ry, i4ic; middling uplands, l6ic
Gold ss@9.
Hides firm. Dry, l0l@l04c; wet
salted, selected, siC99c.
NEW ORLEANS, August -, A, NJ
Cotton quiet, Mijdling uplands, 1919
Sales 100 bales.
Exchange, 32@33; bank, S0! sight,
i@5-l6; commercial, premium.
Gold, 9l@Sl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
A JUST DECISION.
The Usage Land Case Decided
in Favor Of the Settlers

LAWRENCE, KS, August PA let
ter received here, yesterday, from
Judge Dillon, announces the decision
of the United States circuit court in the
famous Usage ceded lands case in favor
of the settlers. This covers the title to
nearly one million acres of land, on
which are located the homes of nearly
thirty thousand people. The lands
were claimed by the Leaven-
worth, Lawrence and Galveston aud
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail
way companies. The case will probably
be carried to the supreme court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
The Plxmonsh Circus.

NEW YoRK, August l2.-Prlvate let
ters We're printed ill the Graphic, by
photography, aud are fac SMILES.
A motion in Plymouth church that
only members be admitted when the
committees report was made, was
tabled.
AT the prayer meeting Tonight the
church was packed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
NOTICE..
EAGLE FORD! EAGLE FORD 1!

Terminal station Texas aud Pacific rail-
road company. eight miles west Of I,ailas.
viii commani lumber trade Of western
Texas. Principal stuck shipping point In
This country. Part rs desiring lots or infor-
tnatlnn should apply IN
''''' ri. ,. FISHER, Agent,
iasilm kssla fqht
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
sARKErs RY'rkLEaklBs

New York, August p, l:55 p. M
Gold opened at Of.
Exchange quiet and steady at
4ssi@490i sixty days, s8l@s7l; COM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23

LouIsvILLE, August 22.-Jobn Harp.
er, owner of Longfellow, Is dead.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
En- Route.

WASHINGTON, August Or. NJ.
Beypolds, Of AlHhimq, q pfg Fpiplstsr
To Bolivar, i here, en- route for his
post. . - - "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ursuline Convent
DALLAS, TEN AS.

The ladies OF the Ursuline Convent, Dallas
will commence their second session
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1874.
The object constantly kept IN view by the
UrsulineS Is The addrhing of their pupils
minds with knowledge and the training OF
their hearts 10 virtue. The pupils are, also
formed 10 habits OF order, cleanliness ana po-
likeness. They are never permitted TO go be.
You'd the reach Of "a watchiul, hut maternal
superintendence, whose vigilance secures tue
preservation OF morals and the willing "b-
servance Of the rules. Though the members
of tins Institution are exclusively Catholics,
pupils of all denominations arc admitted
provided they onn present testimonials Oi
good behavior. No influence Ia exercised
over the religious opinions of the scholars.
but for the sake OF order. all are required 10
assist, with respect, NJ divine worship. only
a limited number OF boarders can, al present,
be received, but u large, airy and commodious
convent win soon be erected.
TER Ms.
Board tuition English and French,
drawing, stationery, ana ALI KINDS
OF fahcy work, per mOnth-....-...........sli W
Entrance fee, for the first year only..... W
Washing
Prices for day scholars according 70 class
For further particulars apply tpthe
N0THER spPERI0Is.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
STRAY Piecen.-OId aud New.

IL u man would keep both integrity
and independence free from tempta-
ton, let him keep ont of debt. Dr.
Franklin says, at IL hard for nn
empty bag to stand upright
A certain well known gentleman OF
one OF our universities, remarkable for
his colossal height, and still more for
the emptiness Of his upper story, has
been christened by his students the
" long vacation"
The celebrated Lock, when in France,
In the year 1875, speaks, in the Journal
which he then kept, of "parasols rs u
pretty sort OF cover for women riding
In the sun, made of straw, something
like the tin covers, for dishes"
Zeno, the philosopher, believed in an
inevitable destiny. His servant avail
ed himself OF this. doctrine, one day,
while being beaten for theft, by ex-
claiming, "Was not destined to rOb?'
q" Yes" replied Zeno, "and also to be
corrected"
:" 1t Is none Of your business This
monitory sentence, it is true, Is ex-
tremely brief and unequivocal in It's
construction, and may sound rather
harsh to fears polite" Although
there certainly are more refined modes
of conveying its truth to those who are
In the habit of meddling in the con-
Germs of their neighbors, still few can
be found more expressive.
In Trinity churchyard there is an in
scription on tomb singularly and af-
fectionately beautiful. 1t is an oblong
pile of masonry, Nurm0unted by slab
stone, on which are deeply cut the fol-
lowing words:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
MY MOTHER.
MY MOTHER.
"The trumpet shall sound and the dead
shall arrive"

There are no other letters or charae-
tiers to be found on the slab. The au-
thor seemed aware that names would
be forgotten and titles fade from the
memory of the world. He, therefore,
engraved on the stone the name by
which he first knew her who gave him
birth the dearest of all names that
of MOTHER. ANY shall wish to know
more of her he is sublimely referred to
the sounding of the trumpet and the
rising of the deau, when he may know
all.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
FOk SAEE AND RENT.

H'oR eALE.-The HOPE Buiiding and Loan A.
A. aociaiion. IS DCw offering shares m The a.
series, AprlG 10 :" 'n' ''I
:, :, ,JN0. +. MILLER Sect'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
GENERAL NEWS.

At last accounts from Arizona, COchise the
Apache chief, was so III that he was not ex-
pected to recover He Imagined, in his de-
iirium !,that the spirits of white men whom be
had murdered were tearing hissfi5h.
hThe Jewish ci izens Of New York are con.
tributiDg for the rohef of their famine stricken
brethren IN Palestine.
Ex. President Besz, of San Domingo, sailed
for Porto Rico on Saturday.
1t is reported from Washington that the Re
publican members of the House are generally
adverse to the Presidents financial views, as
stated in his letter to Senator Jones. speaker
Blaine, especially, is said 10 be "outspoken'
against the suggested repeal OF the Legal TIE 4
der act and the forced payment Of taxes in
gold.
The President has signed the West Point
and Naval Appropriation bills.
The New York Tribune publishes letter
from Charles Francis Adams to Mr.. Window
expressing dissatisfaction with the lAfcCrary
hll.to Sregulate transportation by rail, and
with Mr.. Windows suggestion for simple
measure of in quiry
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
Returns TO the Charge

The New York Times does not sesm inc'i
neI to withdraw it's Tebuko OF misTuie N tue
south, by what II calls "tbe pnertio Aiarnl
oil lew republican Journals v hen questions
like these are discovered" ln iato issue
II says ali it were possible for both the po-
iit,csl parties Of ths day 10 unite In the en-
daavor 10 pnt light wbatese er may be wrong
in tho Condition OF The Southern States II
would pe au excellent thing ior ine whole
country Such a combination, however, II
ook upon as ont ofthe range OF probability.
,t SAYS tLat it mas no desire to see political
capital made by the Democrats out OF exist
ing evils at the South, snd that 1t IL the bus
mess OF The Republican parry TO deaf with
them. 1t says Of south Carolina
'If we can believe tbs eeidsnco befare as
us in relation 10 tGat Stst6-aud II seems
impossible TO reject 1.-THE negroes have
moi been bshs wing well. Now, If they once
understand that the Republican party Will
not stand by them through thick and thin
" III not rnnntsnance any attempt TO tstab-
lish organized corruption in South Carolina
or any other Sth,e-ll cannot be doubled
that warning wOnld very sanitary effect
dpon tholr minds. lndeed, the remonstran'
Goa which We have already uttered upon
the subiset have uot ieen thrown away. Too
Pepubi journals In Soaih Carolina haS Q
q boted our remarks, and have plainly told
the colored people that Tho Gov sInnient 'oi
the IT ate must be reformed, or they will
inie tha support Gf Inc RreatpAfty winch
osys their freedom and their political rights
The party will not aud cannot Justify meas
ures which lead 10 the wholesale contisca-
ton OF privats property"
The Times says of some Republican jour
mails, that "they seem 10 think II Is very
dangerous thing 10 Tell the truth. We be'
lleye, on the contrary, that 1t Is very
dangerous thing IN conceal IT." Our Re-
publican contemporary adds:
"If kepublicsns In the South wish to
recei va support they must act ss We wish
and OK pect Republicans la the North 10 act
that Is, with good faith and o due regard 10
the responsibility which every party owes
10 the people who put IL in power. Hare
and there Republic an paper may think
that this is a very dangerous doctrihe 70
pronounce. Wecaunot help that. We have
not labored 10 Suppress Twesdism In thia
State merely that we may give either sn
open OF a covert support to Twesdisln else
where. Nor can We ses that corruption,
when II is practiced IN the name OF repnbli-
canism, is In any degree better than corrup-
lion when it is practlced In the name OF
Democracy. 1t Is our duty TO condemn II
wheresver we may happen 10 fnd IL.
This IL sound doctiine, and II is 10 he
hoped will be duly heedsd by both the
open aud covert supporters OF syStsHl oi
Wholesale robbery and pluDdsr ia tie
Southern States, compared with which
TwaA.lism Ia New York dwindies 10 petty
larceny.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
The Deb,s Of ,he prince OF wales.

London correspondence of the Graphic
The Prince OF Wales owes debts TO the amount
~ 100000. Some Of these debts have hesn run.
ming for a long time and the creditors are some.
what impatient for iheii mouey. How did it
happen inst the PT.nt got 40 deeply inLo debt
Who can tell From birth up 10 his ma ity
the rsvenues oil the Dnchy OF Cornwall weI ca we'd
up Tor hi. Last year his income from tits source
Was f62, $40. IL was not so mach btfore his
sLrewd fsther stopped mauy leaks IN lie admins
ir9t,on. but the sum saved must have been large
Gheu there Is his annual allowance from Plglia-
nut nj, md The annual allowance to has WIDE and
while he pays NO rent for h,s town 1esidence
Marlborough House, he. probably geis a small
income from bis tenants at has countrY estate
Ssndnnghsm. Besides all this. his late lan,en, ed
father rs known 10 have ieit very iaTZe amount
ot money, although it ts probable that bis mother
Keeps very close guard over this. No one can tell
any thing about 1t, for If the Prince ObDbort lett
VIII bls widow has never sent 1t to be recorded
Bu,, on tue whole, one would be inclned 10 s,y
thst gentleman with income OF at least i5O.
900 year ought TO keep out OF debt, even ii be
had large family OF small children aud cpter-
famed much company
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
WlLMlNeToN. DEL. aUNk :. ss7a-
Tho County Meeting.

Tho Democratic County Meeting st New
Castle, OF Saturday. was the largest meeting
in point OF numbers and respectsbility g, er
held in that place. Those who have livud
in tho town from their poyhood have told
us there never was so large an assenbls2e
there before. Tue Court House was crowd
cd full from the tlne tae meeting assem-
bled until 1t adjourned and all were suS ions,
Intelligent obserye ers of what was pToceej-
Ing. While this was the cssst there were
many who could net get into the Court
House, sni had to remain on the outside
The proceedings of the mfe,ing we're
marked with numerous dIscsssiODs. earnest
it Is true, a. uanst necessarily be the case
WHARF, thers Is spsci iisd alnoUai OF woik
10 he done i'll so iImitef - time hat these
discussions were marked with great rood
hunor, aud al all flames ice !5om PASSIONS
that pr edoui mate in the Radical meetings,
where the negro is called ia by the citizens
who control their votes. 10 cough down OF :
position to cut aud dried resolutions.
The meeting wac In every sensa suceess
aud points To tha fact that the Democrats
are earnestly at work and ietsrinIDcsi 10
save this country aua ihe fStste f~onh falling
into tho hands oil the negro suffrage and
negro equality party, next fall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
the AMkRIcAN pILoRIMs.

RoMh, Jane The American pilgrims are
expected on the 9Th instant, but no preparations
have been made for their reception.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
RAIL ROAD PROPERTY
on the Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND. 10 wi,

on The Eastern Shore Of MarYland. 10 wit
AN that Rail Road churtered by Act of General
ed Charter Ia aniong the pubis ed Laws OF nj arr
OF 1867. and called the Queen Anne's d X ent Kal,
Franchises. Rights and Privileges attached. he.
ions ing or appurienant thereto.
, This road. bnlt from Mssseys Junction. Keut
County. to centreviiIe. Queen Anne's County, Is,
Including sidings, about 70 lies in length and in
hpe Innn,ng condition. is connected with Della
ware ksilrord atTownsend by Townsend Branch
OF Delaware Hailr0ad..an thence by Dol. X, X.
with the y. w. 4 h. X. II. at W Wilmington, Del.
=, Masses's Junction is talsO a station on Bombay
land and Southern New Jersey Railroads, and oa
he other with Kent bailroad, now being extended
10 chesapeake By. and to be connected with
This roadi located In the midst of highly pro
iuctive, rapidly improving, fruit growing aud
gram Cattle and timber bearing country.
six miles additional OF road. provided for in It's
charter, win connect 1t with Qucensto,gn On, Uhes
ter River. opening up 10 it the Chesapeake Bay
aud Its tributaries, snd three hours steamboatipg
will connect it y,th Baltimore City.
Trains are daily running on the road, with con-
sian.y 81 nersss,ns % trade and travel lnthe hands
u Desirable purchase and investment,
TERMS OF SALE.-0ns fourth in cash ON day
OF .aie. res.dnS IN three equal installments OF ],
and years thefefrsm, beating per cent. interes,
and secured BY bonds or notes of purchasers, with
approved security.
nmatet quantity OF iron Of best quality. 10 o; ties
mostly white OAK 112O chairs 1852 lot of gr ou M
At centrss lie. engine apd depot houses. lots AM
depot henses Mt cany ilies. Prioe g. Coxs Sn oilers
Vile: Mliilneton and Massey'S one engine oom
paIahveiy new Turn Table. fiat car. water tanl
es. spikes. scales. &c.
Purchaser entitled to possession on eatisfactor,
compliance with terms OF sale.
RICHARD b. CA ARMICHAEL
WASHINGTON FINLEY.
JOHN Il. EMORY,
}. Is. BROwS Attorney
teutreVlilc Queen Anne's Co Md
mav.y = -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
CITY Rxrsavagance.

The 4.pull,ran does not state iacta. The GA
lsTrE strongly opposed the cxtravagaut manner
which the CounelI purrn.i in widening both
King and Water stiests. The GAzErTs savoca'
ted these Improvements when they conld have
been doas for about one-ienth Of what they cost
The Council has been simply taxing the people 10
pat money 10 the pockets OF real estate holders
and make a street for the railroad compspies &
occupy; under the plea of assessing benefits
which the GAzsrrs denounced as deiusion aud
I, snare. ..e.I ....
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
UAN2S.

w ANfEn Wilmington Coal Gas stock Al
aless u. dszette letter box apresff
w al, hhNlED-A Jed girl as cook. Apply at nos Ma
= --'------.---- aprb-tt
w WhNIED-PuTchaseT for old newsoapsrs u,
w sents per pound. Apply at this oifce. sp2, n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
- -
Eaaa an d Iniessiion

In dyspepsia the gastric Juice which should dis
solve lac food Is only formed in small quantities
and whatever may be the feeling of emptiness and
weakness ir such cases, the dyspeptic should ea'
emits the gastric Hu,d. should be stimulstei aud
toned, and the best. in fact the only sure prepara-
ton for this purpose is iostetters Stomach BtteTs
Not only does this admirable stomschic promote a
Sufficient aud steady suppiy OF the solvent which
converts the food to the purposes Of lite, but IL also
Regulates the dow ui bile controls tho bowels, and
has most inviforatinR effect upon the nerves
The glow which tho very ttst dose difuaes throngh
the syntem rs an earnest OF the motp permanent
y,taizins effects which arc pTodueed by its per
sistent use, 1t improves The appetite. cheers ths
kpir,ts. aud renders the body hardy md strong.
iuDettolt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08

PHLADELpHiA, JUNE b-Tbe will Of 9ohn
Edgar Thompson was probated to-day. II ap-
points trustees, sfier providing for his wife and
Two sisters, niece and aephew, the said irustees
TO appropriate the remainder of the net income
OF the estate after pay yments specified OK so pnnch
OF II as may be ludicl0nsiy applsd thereto. for
the maintenance aud eduesii ION Of female orphans
OF railway employees whose fathers Iqay have
been killed while In the dscharge of their duties
Preference is 10 he given first 10 orphans Of en-
pioyeesengaeed upon the Pennsy lyanis railroad;
second, TO those Of the Georgia railroad, between
Augusta aud Atlanta. Georgia, third. % those oi
OF ihas controlled by the Pennsylvania railroad
company by lease or Otherwise, and foutth, 10
thosa of emplayees OF any other railroad COM
of the United states OF Amsrins. The estate is
valued At two millions Of dollars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08

The presumption is that he who fapors peg 10
suffrage has made up his ain. 10 Teie for nd groes
Tor offices, and he who favors women snfissge has
also determined TO vote for nsgress for tiioe.
The one leads directly to The other, and ibis ia
the position which Theo. Yiltnn assumed three or
four years ago when he was SO popular with the
Radical party. He then said he hoped to hive to
see negress President OF the United States
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
General Buffers w,thdra wal.

BOSTON. June 6-News comes from the Sixth
Congressional District that General Bntler is to
withdraw from the field. and use his influence
in favor Of General Cogswell, of Salem.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
Frencls Asse useIy.

PARIS. June 6.-The Left Centre hss adopted
a platform which calls for the proolam atien Of q
definite repablic or diasolntion Of the Assembly.
l02 deputies have given their adhesion 10 the
programme, and there Ia no Longer any hope of
Of an alliance between the Left and Right Cen
tres I.f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08

The Presidents' Financial Letter, Gays the
Ny. Herald, is held in Washington tsbe
regular "Financial Thunderbolt" aimed at
the Radical infatiOnis.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-08
SALE
OF A RAILROAD.

QUEEN ANNE'S County, in Equity, to co zee The
hast lien d Mortgage, tho undersig ed Trustees
will sell at public auction IN front of the Court
Htuse in Ceptreviiie Queen Annes' county, State
OF Maryland,
on TUESDAY the 18th day of July
next 1874,
, 1874-10-28

FAN FnANc!sco Oct. 27.-A dispatch from Vir-
ruia City Buys II change is announced on tho In
dependent Legislative ticket by the substitution
OF tho uame Of J. q. Caldwell, Of Gold Hill, for
tho State Senate, in place Of A. r. Portor. The
autl-sharonitep aro circulating mi address Higned
by j. hlcGill. of the San Francisco Bricklayera'
Association, to tho workingmen Of Nevada, but
1t docs not find much fayor from the fact that
oven many workingmon consider it IN unnccce-
sary Interference Of outside parties with affairs
IN Nevada. The question Of subsidy is attaining
moro prominence. Both sliaB are charging the
Opposition candidates with having subsidy
record
The Enterprise this morning rcprntB tho arti-
cloB OF association Of tho. Humboldt, Col,
l,niroad Of which T. O. EiliA Democratic nomi-
neo for CongrGss, WAS one OF tho incorporAtors,
for granting tho franchise to which Il bill was
introduced III tho last Legislature. One OF the
clauses Of tho bill authorized tho County Of
Eureka to issuo Sl50, 600 bonds for tho railroad
iu return for par valllo stock to similar amount.
DeLong'a name has bcon dropped out OF tho
contest. The Republicans nro trying to make
the issue Sntro ant-Srtro ono, with bit little
reference to tho qualifications Of candidates.