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RANCH FOR SALE.

4 FINE RANCH consisting II 800 acres, with
n U. ;. title, $50 acres Of which is under fence,
and nearly $50 acres now under cultivation, and
the rest heavily set with fine oak timber, is offer
ed for sale. On the ranch j. good house, barn,
blacksmith shop, wood house. etc, all in fair
condition. The ranch is well supplied with wa
ter, there being besides a good well several
springs and running water On the ranch is a
small orchard and vineyard. bcaring. With the
place will be sold one set Of blacksmith tools, one
two-horse wagon, one mower. and other neces-
sary farming implements. The location, which
is about six miles northeast of Lincoln, is very
healthy, and the place ms whole, is most ad-
miraby suited to one desiring home close to a
good market. For further PARTICULARS come in
person or address, ID. w. SKINNER.
nol3-u Lincoln.
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Assessment Notice.

ST. LAWRENCE MILL AND MINING COM
PANY-LocArIoN OF PEfScrrAL PLACE OF
BUSINESS, SAN FRAScrsco, CALIFORNIA
Loo ALTON OF WoRks PLACER CoUN-
TY, CALIruESIa
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
IN meeting of the Directors. held on the first
day of December, 1873, an assessment (No. ~
of Twenty-Five cents (25cl per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation. pay
able Immediately, in United States gold coin. 10
the Secretary, ut the ofice Of the Company,
Room No. 4, 41lH California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Fifth day of January
1874 will he deemed delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction; aud unless payment
is made before, will be sol ON
THURSDAY, THE TwESrY-ssooSp DAT or JANUARY
1874 to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
,I. RICHARD b. MOVES. Secretary.
Ofiee-Room No. 4, iilL California street.
San Francisco. California fnI6.lm
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SHE RIFFS SALE

NOTICE Is fs sEhEGE tt4EkA shat t.s sgs-
IN tue Il in rFgs ssaaee as q @g4 uf srMeaaa a9s.
now in my hande- ~-fsf3 ag st iha 81 snesgla
judicial Dstrici Z sssg u f1ae sssals of &alf4e9.
MIA in and for a avH4f ~ &5sear @g sos sssMb.
day of Noyember a @ lstt sfeN m gp ug
rendered in saiti tIf aN sNe efN .aas Il aa.
vember, A. ID. & fN tNeH Nf W. A. 8&snW@ "A
ais, and again tht Na.te fhel MssaA.
Company, cor ~. nml}aM hf fEa sgfN af aMs.
hundred twenty go slas ~ tste asa. Assa.8fssB
S122 20-1 1907 d9i lTs cDsis 4 ia s.as sts aa.,g
sum from the dag "A sa.d 8la4 "a slse rasa ~
seven per cent 30 asuae. fss48ht 8fsa ssf
further sum 81 el M tAt ss.tis9s aasssssfe
costs of sat, al ats .& aa8& Qi gaH t2ss4sss
States.
Now, therefor 3,s sseR an.m as.8 ssa
sell at public a4s'ra En- tA AtF4eN $sslsssR &ga
gold com, on
Monda y, the fsh aag ef gsaa epAlssfe A. ~
1878. at /. hoa z iss .laeh IL eg fgsas as
at the Gold,' lam.. CeeGaHgs s#3aB, aiaar
the town of C.lgas f1aes ta#iy, 0a3sfaeasas
the following des. rtsl g. UasfF st.wY8
All the right a l ntEase ga& ssaiw2 ~ Eiaa
defendant in ana p ft,a N8tsi8 ga}gsamss glsigm.
known as the Gsn i,u Eia~i.t t44uBaew d ,ie&fa.
situate about ono jt Naaf e'g fsmas faga 1wf,
OF Colfax, Place Ts,anfg Gahfnn.la Aisa $3.50
miner cabin az tat "a ags Nh,QA ias saAaaa a.
situate, located 81 mr ts8s atss sa8a. foae4aeF
with all and sira'a.ss aN sauztls mTTass isIff te
rights, purchase pflristE, ttssts tss8 Mas8f1er>
tenances thereti as4fM,gaB e Va a88 @f#4 sEsFmE
tanning.
The above d. s4 .issa gea4sr I ess& neSs 50
aforesaid or SC l. ieh ta8 aa uNAH ee 8ag&.
cent TO satisf, gai8 fa gg. ingssests eae}a.
aCcruing costs ile3 aFef az s3int
b ~ HN MIAMI,
sAH rlAef Ecgm9g.
Sherias oilie AahNN Nee 6, 9SSa.
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Directors, made on the fourth day
OF November, 1873. so many shares Of each par
eel Of said stock as may be necessary, will be
sold at public auction at the Office of the Com
pany. No. 43S California street. San Francisco,
California, on the
T"enty-Ninth day OF December, 1879,
at the hour OF II o'clock NJ of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of Advertising and expenses of sale.s
r. F. CRONISE, Secretary
Office-No 43S California street, San Fran is
co, California. n17-td
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Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF Joseph W.rrr

ESTATE OF JOSEPH WAKup, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN bv the under
~ signed, Administrative of the above named
esta,e, to the creditors of, and all PERSONS hav-
ing claims against the estate Of Joseph Walkup,
deceased, to exhibit the same, with The necess.l-
ry vouchers, within ten months from the first
puplcauon OF .hls notice, to the undersigned,
ELIZABETH A. WALKUP.
Administrative Of the estate of Jos.
Walkup, deceased.
Auburn, Nov 20, 1879 In15-4w
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$500 REWARD
CTOLEN--From my house, in Auburn, No
- vember goth, 1873, Water Scrip Of the low
Hill Canal Company, as follows
Notice to Trustees.

SCHOOL TRUSTEES will please take notice
- that |, the undersigned have in nv posses-
sion, and for sale at low price for cash, the
following described school furniture: Twelve
desks with attached seats, made after an i'm
proved plan, painted and in good order; one
recitation seat with back, nearly new, and one
hne' large black-board Trustees Wishing to
procure such furniture as the above for their
school, would do well to examine and price the
above.
,o, TH0S. HOLDEN,
nlotlI Auburn.
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CHANCE. Fca A BARGAIN

VNIIE SHOP A MD kfht8 &Ss essa,aei ssss@ q
l. first-cass Je 9 MNa, &eHeE. lis4Ns
and all the too ss., t.f 38s @.aasss siss ass3
of boots and 81 au8 N5s 81 tnH 4 nsG tMal
ness. will be So faat-fssae tsiea sl afa
Piled for soon. ( ssstePe 8e,4hea 8Wa. ssese
Coun ty, CAL y tfa hfs srs aaaa .la ssgsgs
chasing the abb sas0ga w4sl amd aE4 t4y sas-
ployment and f.t e8sefssss. Fee tasr8Bag
Information, I'D fse or sH aM H. A. &aaA4q
bee, Mt Yankee sffl.. 6M82E#
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peIinquent Assessment Notice.

OpHR COPPER, SILVER AND GOLD MINING CON-
pANy; LOCATION, OF WoRKs, OPIUM, PLACER
CouNrr, CALrroaSrA LOCATION PnncrpAL
PLACE OF BUSINESS, San FnScrsoo, Cal,
NOTICE There are delinquent upon the
IN following described stock, on account Of
assessment No. Z, levied on the twelfth day Of
November, 1873, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names Of the respective shareholders,
as follows.
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A DETRor boy stood an umbrella, with
cord tied to it, in public doorway. Elev-
en- persons thought that umbrella Was their $
and carried it with them the eugib of the
string. They then suddenly dropped it and
went of without once looking back or stop
ping 10 pick it up again.
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TO MINERS.
For Sale at a Barpain!

A TEN STAMP MILL, nearly new, with
~ double set of shoes and dies; foot drum,
l6 inch face, frame complete-made by Booth
W;,1 10, = OF ~ San Francisco, for G. ID. Roberts.
lars of James Laird or S. P. Doann p;no. Pla-
Ger County, Cal. fulO-u
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors made on the twelfth day
of November, 1873, 80 many shares Of each
be sold at public auction, at the Office of the
Company, Room 4, DuDcan's building, 41lH
California street. San Francisco. California, on
Monday, the Fifth day ef january, 1874,
at the hour of l O'Clock p. NJ. of such day, TO
pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
o. II. B0GART. Secretary.
Ofice-Room 4, Duncan's Building No.
ALI California street, San fnncisco, Cal.
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500 O-SOLDIERS 5000.

For extra travel pay of California and Nevada
Volunteers, discharged more than three hundred
miles from home apply to W. II. AIKEN, At
torney at Law, and Commander Of the Grand
Army, "a Montgomery Block, San Francisco.
nlS-4t
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES obtained from
IA courts Of different States for desertion, etc
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address
M. House, Attorney, 1874 Broadway, N. Y.
n14-Gm
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PAPERS AM0 GAko@

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asaurs4s gg.nt na atss& va he Ae@sea " ssFe ~
pssaN sassRsaesa@as 49,.
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u tAs eaaasy. hssseg tAs hxsfesa %sFs n
payisas aeAsessseFa sassk saae Aa''asA IA.
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sasitias ias AAvsstissas sp4 1Va %sss
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The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

FROZEN KINDNESS. The world il full of
kindness that never was spoken, and that is
not much better than no kindness at all.
The fuel in the stove makes the room warm,
but there are great piles of fallen trees lying
among rocks and on the tops of the hills
where nobody can get them; these do not
make anybody warm. You might freeze to
death for want of wood in plain sight of all
these fallen trees if you had no means of get
ting the wood hone and making a fire with
it. Just SO in family, love is what makes
the parents and brothers and sisters happy;
but if they take care never to say a word
about tiff they keep it profound secret, t.,
as if it were crime, they will not be much
happier than if there was not any love among
them; the house will seem cold even I'm the
Summer, and if you live there, you envy the
dog when any one calls him poor fellow"
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THE TABLE AND BAR

Will always be furnished with THE BEST THE
MARKET AFFORDS, and by Strict Attention
the Proprietor hopes TO obtain and retain lib
eral share Of public patronage fel5-73
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Dellnduent Sale Notice.
BLLEvUE MINING COMPANY, LOCATION
OF PRINCrPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS SAN FRAN
CISCO CALrroRNIA-LoCAr1oNoF OF WORKS,
OpHIR DIsrBICT. PIACEn CnrNTY.

OPHIR DISTRICT, PLACER COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the fol-
sessment levied on the fourth day Of November,
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders as fol-
lows.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-27

HINTS ABOUT DIET.-Most chronic dis
eases and many acute ones, are Produced at
the table. AS rule no fluid of any kind
should be taken at the table, especially if the
stomach is weak. The stomach should new
er be overloaded; not more than two or three
articles should be taken at the meal no slim
ulants should be used at eating. Tobacco
arrests digestion. Milk is the best diet for
infants and children. Tomatoes with cream
and sugar are healthy and nutritious. Bread
and butter is the staff of life and easily di-
gested. Too much salt irritates the stom-
ach. Colds are frequently Produced by
drinking hot tea and exposure afterwards.
Late suppers induce heart disease. Pastry
and cake constipate the bowels. Boiled po-
tatoes are not SO healthy as baked ones.
Fruits are to be eaten at breakfast and din
ner. The stomach requires much rest to be
healthy. Purgative medicines weaken the
bowels. Cheerful conversation promotes di-
gestion, and anger prevents it.
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LOGAN HOUSE,
LINCOLN, Placer County, Cal.
VIM. D. ROBINSON Proprietor

vNHIS BEING THE PRINCIPAL HOTEL IN
L Lincoln. well fitted up for the accommoda-
ton of the travelling public and boarders by the
day or week, the Proprietor hopes to render full
satisfaction to all customerx.
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N G. TT t.
TAX &AA NsR4r \
EAh
REVENUE nssTR&CT NO z,

T | have this l rs. t4s.s asa Kast.zsg 81
j Placer Coz Nt f t,HH8 .tf teas.s.sps.. IA
Book for Distri Fes. s'aH-fs fF ssss
year 1873, and 3 .sN .aa @ss 'h8 asg sas
es will become M ~ 8ae Nn8 Mut.fss
in January, A. r. tssE af sf.g 0u.s.a HAst
prior thereto, tt t aft e.H 81 h7ss E0 sssa
amount thereo # ea ef tae tasS sssg
places to rece' .eefs Hn jl.a &a.e@iae ssaya
md dates mNal m.& .8asE s. asesg@ s4 al
deputy, for Il e a& a. fsa@ sseg8,
County Poll ~ 3 ..q ,.sas
SUMMIT asAH M4tf Man9aN g9a-.
lst
FMIGRANT q Gg.-Af Caa2n Ma8ss. Gesa.
day Dec. I'd.
Blue CAM AZ Fetasas ass8v,
Wednesday, d t3
ALTA-At ale.sf.'. Aase1 T8ateisy. Else.
4th.
DUTCH FL a -As #o.la Easg d Ca. ~ o8
ice, Friday am f,-saF iAss sa ssd fsA.
GOLD RUN 80 &eta sf,s IS w. s e7sle.
Monday and T. ts F lh nsn q saAs
COLFAA--A ttata tfs'ssg q}eSs.aasss
and Thursday, NJ Vth aasi ta.h
CLIPPER GkE 8tM mets atee. 3gisav.
Dec. 18th,
AUBURN t.asnaes a@ff efats 4ssq
10th to 20th.
3. eg{ Sss&N
&etAeH }sateg Size s.
October 9th ts8 tb8&am
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FAa sEWEsY krrxEs oF TTFE - =
eunst@stsy asg2ss W the alsesag e7saass''
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CALIFORNIA; SHARE IN TARIFF Leg
ISLATION.

We are glad to see prospect for united
action in favor of modification OF the tariff
so far as it affects our Western interests
The tariff as it now stands is great and
unnecessary burden upon the industry of
this coast. Pennsylvania and New England
by united and untiring effort have always
succeeding in building upsand fostering their
manufactures at the expense of the whole
country, and it is time that other localities
look out for their own particular interests.
The Mississippi valley States are gradual
ly waking up to the fact that they have been
imposed upon. The Pacific States should
be ready to act with them, for such changes
are demanded by the common good, and
with such an accession, the free trade col
umn will be strong enough to overcome the
schemng monopolists who have so long laid
the farmers of the West under contribution.
And while our Granger friends are so busy
fighting monopolies, it would be good idea
to give some attention to the greatest mo-
nopolies, high tariff for class protection.
The tariff falls on California farmers with
crushing weight. The tax on jute and
bagging alone abstracts a heavy sum from
their earnings every year. Over 16,OOO,
0OO grain bags are used every yer, and
the number is increasing Not only is tax
levied on the new bags, but after being filled
with wheat and exported, the old bags must
again go through the Custom House and
pay duty. The people Of the State feel
this burden and desire its removal. The
only way to accomplish such reform is to
follow the example Of New England, and
work for the desired end in season aud out
of season, subordinating all other matters to
this important object, and smothering all
minor quarres which impair our strength
and influence Los Angeles Herald.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-12
FoR POLICE MAGIsrn.rr

We are authorized to announce NJ,
Joseph Mckenzie as a candidate for Gle,
aou.to tn 'iice Of police ma. lstrate at tn
ensuing nuuicipol election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. Jane
summerwell as candidate for the office O
police magistrate at the ensuing municip,
election.
We ere authorizei 20 announce the nam,
eiCharles Mebner, Esq, as candid late Tor the
Office OF police magistrate at the ensuing
municipal election
We are authorized 10 announce Mr.. lame.
Ryan acandidAte for the Office of polio,
magisuatJ at the ensuing municipal cleo.
Ion.
we are authorized to announce William
=. Pitcher Is candidate for the office nj,
police magistrate, at the ensuing munieinaI
election.
FkLLo"-CIrHENs oF CAIRO am a
eandida:e 'or reelection to the Office of 100.
nee magistrate. -Four years ago | did mo-,
pehese 1t was possible 1 should live 10 al
once again at your hands, but having in ).
great measure recovered my health. and
ueedihs the Income the position affords.
A.ain appear before You ia the capacity Of n
Candidate, anu respectfully soli.it yo,,. %
.uPpO'@ IL. SHANSEss1.
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CELEBRATED PICS

Ever since the endowment of juvenile I'm
mainly with fingers AID toes, tradition ba.
transmitted 10 posterity the entertainino
history OF i've remarkable pigs the lsrpes,
OF which frequently performed the family
marketing; while the last and least en-. ,o,,r,
cred an insurmountaLle obstacle In ,he narn
d or sill, against which he made yociferou.
complaint. The striped pig has attainad
reno"n as successful eyadcr Of the LIQUOR
law. Mr.. Bucket unfolds the pathetic tale
Of the pig whose un,imely demise was caused
by excessive supernuity OF cheek. And
the spotted pig has become proverbIal as r
type OF beauty. Pig lead was formerly used
IN the manufacture Of paint; but the rapidly
increasing popularity OF the Aver;ll Chem.
zeal Paint has nearly supercede the use OF
lead as pigment. The A. C r., can he ob.
Ained mixed, ready for use In all color,.
nom n. Y. wsy d Co., general commission
merchants, Sixth street between Com uer.
'iA' Aaa washington aseuusa S9tG
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DRY GOODS REMOVAL

4 lari * Gaolson will open business I'm the
store lately occupied by Blum 4 Anson, on
Eighth street, on Monday. April Il, upon
which occasion they will show an entirely
new iine OF spring aud summer goods,
among when many special bargains will be-
found. To our old customers, and 10 MI
Who may favor Us with their patronage, we
promise The lowest price made by any house
IN 'hl' market our one price cash system
Nil be strictly maintained.
1-l4-ot STUART x GHoLsoS.
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN. SATURDAY APRIL u, 1879
TIE ENGLISH WASHER AND CHURN,

TnE ENGLISH WASHER AND CHURN.
Mr.. English Is still In our city showing
the great superiority Of his washer and
churn. Considerable success 20 far has a.
tended his efforts In the sale OF tho machines
and rights to territory. But few things, n
any can be mich more desirable to families
than q successful washing mschine and a
perfect churn, and from the opinions OF those
who have wstuessed his demonstrations we
can but believe they are great success, and
merit the confidence OF all. lie will take his
machines to any family that may 70 desire,
or tbey may test them thoroughly by calling
to-day at the Arlington house, corner OF
Commercial avenue and Seventh street. lie
will remain only three day. longer. We ad.
wise all interested to give them trial.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday.
the 10Th day OF April. A. -. 1871, a genera
eecuon viii be held In the city OF Cairo.
hi-Nhnder county, state OF Illinois. n, The
selection Of the following named municIpol
oinceIs, to-wit: A mayor, city count A
cry clerk, city attorney, Il city Treasurer
ahu police magistrate: each Of the five RI
wards INTO which the city IL now divided be.
men. w" W s'ue'-
f1r the purposes Of said election. poIl.
WIN be opened at the following named nla.
ce>, Tow u: la the First ward, al the com.
mission house Of f.. +. Davis, ESQ. on The
south side OF sixth 90 street, between Com.
lneiclal and Washington avenues: ia The Sec.
onu ward, at the Rough and Ready engine.
housc on the east side of Washington avenue
pstween Seventh and Eighth streets. In The
ihiIn ward, at the Hibernan engine. house
On thirteenth street betv cen Comuercinl
avenue and Poplar street, in the Fo,Ir,h
ward, at the courthouse, and In the Finn
ward, at Mrs. Sullvan's house on the por,h.
west corner Of Commercial avenue and
IWenty-fiith street. MN
BY order OF the city council
ro, =, NJ. J. HowLEY, City clerk.
CAIRO, HIS, March IL. Is73.td
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Here hsasems 10 attempt ridicuie. but -.
40 not see The target Of which The b,i,b,
shot 10 aimed. Certainly not a, ihs
church, for no erssd (unlsss perhaps Il :
Baptist Am not we'll Informed 10 thai,
os'isf) holds that the murderer 10 4 m.,.
tool Of God. Certainly no. q. the BibI.
tof Reason uses The Bible % evidence on
nn "de, and he would not ridiculs bic own
is'sh. Last, certainly not At she punIsb.
msnt imposed on murderer for |, hs. no
connection with IL. What then3
ne then asks the orthodoxy Q question.
III man knew that Gods laws were ir.
revocable, and so, their violation uofo,.
s'vable' would it not . thousand times
more deter him from the commission Of
." crimes than for him to believe thu, ts
can 'snorantly or wilfully violate these
laws, even TO the commission Of thu, hal,
W, CRIME murder, and then by repen,inp
ana earnestly calling upon Jesus. b. far.
gwen and taken directly TO bcavsn ~
PROBABLY IL would friend, bu, all mankind
docs not believe ia the irrevocsbili,v Of
oou laws, and perhaps |
never will. When such Il
TIME however, does arrive, when every
man 10 true Christian, then it will b. |
"ms 70 talk OF abolishing capital punish.
mene For II oil mon followed the prs.
osp's OF the Bible, or in fac, any religion.
creed, there would be no murder, and con.
sequen'ly no necessity for a penalty.
And again Reason ssys tina, man mus,
learn from the dear school OF experience
mat in every case Of violation Of God,
laws we must pay the full penalty, As par
don " impossible Pray 10 that statement,
compatible with the Christian religion
had always though. until now that God
would forgive the sinner though bi. ain,
were rs crimson, II be truly repent, 20,
''eh At the eleventh hour. Blu, now
Know ~ that IL any one has committed
IN a. any time, no matter what may be
y" sorrow, srd attempts st stonenen,. he
8 lost for pardon is impossible Talk
u absurdities, friend, but be careful Won
10 no. say absurd things. But fear 7
ave already exceeded proper space, and
'Ill accordingly reserve further remark.
''' 'o"e iu'ure time Drp.
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AN election will be held to-day for three
nlghwaysommis toners and school trustee
ne election will be held at the Arab engine
house The Offices are all Impor,ap, and
soou men should he selected. Me.as. John
ROBIN on, George Lattner and Richard
fitzgerald, are the only candidate, we have
y YET heard of for commissioners. These
Gentlemen are all good men, and would be
faithful and efficient officers. For school
trustee we have heard no one mentioned
OUT nave 10 doubt tdat good man w,n be
elected. w" 's
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
A GOOD BARGAIN.

A very desirable summer residence, situ.
ated In the town Of Anna, Illinois, going BY
the name OF the "Farin property" The
house has six large rooms. good c,stern.
and suitable out-houses. This properly is
now offered for sale at a bargain. Term.
cash. Apply to G. scHrcK, Anna. Ills.
Or tn N. NJ. FARM, Hinkleville, Ky.
4J-2w.s
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we are authorized ~ announce John II
..oo,n'on AS candidate iyr alderman iron,
the tiIlh ward. ''''i'
we are authorized TO announce ID 7
Eoiey as eandiI,te Tor Alderman in ia.
Fourth ward, Wv
we are authorized to announce J. r. Gun.
rinsaAin Us aeandidate Tor alderman In IN,
d! authority we announce that 7 No
Gatiey will he a candidate for No.,
rom the Fourth ward at the approacAu-
election. ''''' {
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FOR CITY cLrRK.

we are authorized TO announce W. +
Malone as candidate for city clerk at Il ,
approaching city election.
we are authorized to announce Michael
J. Howley as candidate for reelection TO,
the ofaee OF city clerk, at the ensuing mu.
nicipal election.
FELLow-crrIzESs OF CAIRO; I am \,
candidate for election to the Office of ei,y
e'erk' SUBJECT 70 your viii, expressed
tar'ush the balloi-box on Tuesday next.
Yours, respectfully, CASPER Yosr.
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tAIRo AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD.
trains now leave Cairo and Mound CITY n.
NEW GOODS.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, Ia,
Just opened out stock OF new and fashion.
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
ana MY different Sty les OF hats and bonnets
beside large assortment OF ribbons, flow.
CTS ana notions OF all sorts, all OF which vii
be sold at the lowest prices.
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Mr. Joseph Mckenzie announce. biuss,,
~ 'o'' mornings BULLETIN as a candidate
Ir ponce magistrate. Mr.. Mckenzie is one
o. Calro'' Oldest citizens. and will receive
tls support Of many of our old.time C,iro.
les Helected he viii endeayor 10 mn rho
cmce acceptabIy. wv