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The Lohhyl.r Of Tho senson.

Washington Cort'l ordtHcc gre tiic.Io TibWGs.
We have lady here this winter VINO
bids fair 10 make more noise than any Of her
Ir'dcc $50. q. so high Goes she hy her kites. AMI
so certainty tues she secure her victims. In
deed. she boosts that no job measure can be
carried through Cong .,-s without her approval.
t.r Whicd she dtinafiti~ linuda0Wc contingent
royalty on the eNpcctcd profits, IN addition - 4
retainer IN .sh. Her Influence hes ott,n sc
cured the attend iucC of a member WHcn his
vote WAS sure and ueeued, anu her I So
cnHtiuns have been tXcr,ed when II was necrs-
saTy that an opposition vote should be sbscnt
from the Capitol. she Ia not handsome, tut her
steel-grav eyes fasCin te like those OF a snake,
and her manners are hewitcning True. she )
advancing in years, but atnpO t., she has genius,
tact. thorough contempt Tor tho conN cutipn-
alitics OF society, a good share Of strong, irac-
tcal common sense, and keen perception ~
human nature. just now sho is the especial
champion OF tie Philadelphia Centennial E4ni-
billion.
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We called attention the other day to the
fact that Gen. SIBERIAN, In selec ing Gen. Kill
PATRICK to command the cavalry which accom-
panied him on the march 10 the sea, and the
Times in selecting him 20 defend SHERsfAN's
memoirs, had kept the same principle in view.
In the JhEcS KnLPATRICK has laid down tho eN-
traordinAry rule OF criticism that no man IL iusti-
fed in crticlsnQ so great a General as SHERMAN
unless he was present at the battles and took a
prominent part In them. He then goes on to
show how he opened the road through Snake
Creek Gap, and covered McPuEHsoss advance
to Resaca with hie division of cavalry. He de-
scribes with great particularly how lie throw
himself across tho railroad between Nc
PnEpsON and JonNsroNs army how he
was personally witness OF everything which
took place, aud how MCPHERSON, by timidity
really Lost such an opportunity os never occurs
twice In q lifetime. tn replying to these
statements OF Gen. KILPATnICK's, Gen. H.
" BOYNrON shows by the records, In
Guiding orders, reports and ofilcial returns, au-
thenticated some OF them by KfLpATRICKs own
signature, that KrLPATRTCK's narrative OF
what no did and pnw At the time, and In CON
nection with MCPHEnsOE's advance upon Re-
SAGA. is a pure fiction, add that Gen. FITZPATRICK
was not only not present, but was not on the
Rceaca side Of the mountains Till several DAYS
after the limo under DISCUSSION. We have rarely
seen a moro complete elimination OF an indi-
vidual from a controversy than this. and Devera
ncater bit Of historical work than that OF Gem
BoYNrOr. Tho position " the latter In the
debate IL impregnable, and there IL now but
little doubt tina; SHERMAN, and not McPHEitsoN,
was primarily to blame for tho failure OF the
movement on Resaca. Had he sent THOMAS,
as THOMAS recommended, with bis 600O0 men,
amply able to cope with JoHNsToN's whole
army, instead Of sending MCPHrnsoH with
force Of only 1900 or 2,C0O men, not half as
strong IA JoHNsros's force, the result would
have bcca entirely different. But II SHERMAN
was entirely wrong on this occasion, he does
not appear to have been wrong when lac said OF
KuPArHIcK, 81 know he is a damned fool. but
then | want that kind Of man on this expe-
ditlon."
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ALLEGED that while still acting as the prosecuting
ofllcer Of the Government, WARD furnished the
Whiskey Ring with information of what was
going on In the jury room, and that he advised
man in the employ Of the Ring to bride the
ofIlclol stcnographers Of tho court for the pur-
pose Of obtaining for the implicated dlstiller5
accurate knowledge Of the evidence likely to be
produced against them. When the character ~
a large proportion Of the officials appointed by
GRANT to responsible offices is considered, and
tho power they have to thwart the course Of
justice, IL will be soen what serious difficulties
Secretary BRYrOw has to encounter in pre-
pairing casos against mon like BABCoCK, who
have been sustained by the President in all their
criminal acts.
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The War Cloud Diminishcs.

The World is outspokcu i'm favor OF peace
with Mcxico-indicating in the same arti-
Gle the great improvement in the state
Department since the days OF WEBSTER
penning the phrases which then enchanted
tho hnlf-ncdgcd sclf-con. ciousnc.s OF the
republic" We have another sort Of WEI
BTER now:
sIsaid ar elder. not better -old,erw
said younger, not grtater Webster.
But the lrorld is for peace with Mexico.
That shows, not which way the wind blows.
merely, but the way the FISH swims; and
the way the FISH swims is just now very
important.
We are for peace with Mexico also, and
IN this endcavor we are happy TO coUper-
ate with our scholarly contemporary.
The World, after speaking of WEBsTrR's
magnificent buucombe,' tries its own
hand at the same thing, thus:
"If the public men Of the United states in
this Centennial year h We uus woiiHi coi. pre-
hcnsiuu 81 10 glorious sicmiicaurC. they VIII
go deal with every Information | question. aud
above all with every purely Amcr,an put tim
winch comes before them, ms 10 give the whole
world assurance thni this new star Of eupirr,
risen now tp IT. zenith. IT, indeed not the latest
only iut the upblest Offspring col recorded iime.'
That viii do, aud do pretty wen, we
think. for n beginner. TIE express ion,
"they Will so deal with every international
question" may he regarded ~ significant.
International,' in this instance, we I'M
dersiand rs referring to our relations with
Spain; aud we interpret IT to mean that
Mr.. FISH still hopes to preserve peace.
Mr.. FISH is Secretary of state, and Gen.
GRANT has never yet permanently pre-
vailed against HIM.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

II is not easy to see the beauty OF Widow
VAN CONS remark at tine opening Of herIe-
ylval operations In Newark
81 don't at all what people 'ay or think about
me- ~ llsi AZ soon ioui SANK .u deyl as an an
gel lam piling for sOuls,'
But surely Widow VAN CoTT cannot lie SO
reckless Of her own good name. SOLOMON says
that good name is rather TO be chosen than
great riches II her auditors thought III OF her
personally, they would not be apt to surrender
themselves to her appeals, or to look on her as
aFountain Of religious truth. She could not im-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

A new movement has been started in
Congress To hing in the rotten borough Of Now
Mexico, with ITS mougrel population. as State
In the nion. The facts concerning that Terri
tory have been systematically misreprescnted,
both IN regard to the quantity and quality Of
population, resources, and everything else
which affects the question OF admission. The
whole Territorial Government Is absolutely con-
troled by Ring, of which $. II. ELKtSs, the
present Delegate IN Congress, ia the head and
front. That liina notonously runs the courts,
hucksters what Is mi-calied justice, handles all
the appropriations, and IN a word governs the
Territory "a a personal property. This is dono
through fay agiti-m At Washington. The people
Lave protested in VAIN against this corrupt
domination, and when they rose up at the last
Territorial elccti n and defeated ELKISs, they
were iruudulenty counted out by his tools.
1t 80 proposed, without q color Of reason, to
order TO place the chiefs OF this Ring Of plum
derers In tho Senate. BIZ that means patron 20
would be multiplied for their profit and the re-
cent history II ras calty In south Carolina, MIS-
,lssippl, Louisisna, Arkansas, Alabama. and
II riIa would be repeated In another form.
The engineer OF this scheme IL EIKiNs, vino
last ear marriod the daughter OF senator y AVIS
combination of a REPUBLICAN Of the GRANT
stripe on one side Of the House, and Demo
crit on the other, the project may by artful
maniuulation be carried through Congress al
the Present session.
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ions ron RonEsox,s F4roRIrEs.
The Wherce bouts of the Fogr Double-Tur-
retcd Monitors.

rttcu fuOnitofN.
WAsHINGToS, Jan. H.-inquiry is being
made by several newspapers as u where the
four doulle-iurrcted monitors referred to in
the SUS re. johnny Roach has got the Man
tononah ~ Chester Pa, aud viii have a bill OF
several hundred thousand dollars against the
Government for what he will call rebuilding her
The Amrhitrite is in the hands Of Harlan & Hol-
lngsworth, Wilmington, Del, undergoing ex-
teneivc alterations under the direction OF the
bureau ot Construction. 1t is estimated that the
cost Of putting her in order Will DO over
500 co., Another OF them, the Terror, think,
" her name has not been changed. Is In the
hands OF Cramp & sons, IRON ship builders and
friends Of l,ohgsOn and Cateil, Philadelphia.
The Honadnock is at Mare Island, Gallo, MIA.
The machinery aud other work for her Is being
done hy +. !. Rola i. at Grecnpor,, y. y, uui a
local firm IN san FRANCISCO. The contric1l"s
for the WORK on this vessel have given the de-
partneut great deal OF trouble.
Norman Wizard aud Tom Scott were at the
Capitol to-day, both seeking reflex through their
TgAutgti.l sruemgs.
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hans the best thing the Judge could do
would be to volunteer in the war with
Spain and get killed. II he should attempt
that, however, some pitying, black-eyed
eefiorita might bear him bleeding from the
field and by tender nursing save life he
loathed. Then for third marriage, with
still greater complications.
On the whole, we think VIC will leave the
learned Judge to extricate himself from
hia dilemma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

ff0W Wt yit h-Nc itptfh
TIE SUN contains more, better, and later
new than a dozen 81 tnc ordinary lies put
together. rs u local phper IL l. unrlyallcd. aud
for general news IL hos few coWlcHrs. IL eX-
poses frauds, Rings, and corruption I'm private
or municipPl corporations or Governments with
an unreientiHg hand, aud Is a terror TO evil-doers
on every side. To amy one who wishes "a paLer
IN WHEN thev VIII get tho latest and best gene
raj news iron every pRrt OF tie world, We wuuld
recommend .iHE EfHiN SUN. The pruprietC!s
have Capped the CllWHX ~ issuing n sunday
edlu0u, containing tirut uasrs Of excellent
family reading May 1nE SIS live long 10 shod
[
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15
Cincinnnti-nnd NYhol

The Republican National Committee,
after many indeterminatc ballotinus, final
ly hxod upon Cincinnati rs The place. and
the fourteenth day Of June next as the
time. FOR holding the Republican National
Convention to nominate candidates FOR
President and NiCo-PI oeidyn, OF the United
states.
The Nc,c YORK Tio,ss, the great Journal
Of the IN. ty. in announcing tue fact, stig-
Matte, the pla, esoiyctcd ~ " pnrkopOlis,'
though II iuuenauIuou.ly rclrains from
any remarks about trioh.niu.
In the debates upon the selection OF
place "a Great deal was SAID about getting
Railroad tickets a. half price, the speak
crs evidently being forgetnul Of the fact
that they viii all be doadhcuds, after the
next election.
~ compliment was paid TO President
GNASr-tiay were not the men TO Won. hip
the setting suu-but on the other band,
the call i,suod says nothing about those
opposed 20 a iAirl term.
one OF the amusing features OF the de-
bate was the speech OF Mr.. GoRuAM. in
favor OF sun Francisco, which is reported
in the ItmtS H. iollows:
"N-. CoputN represented SIN Francisco. re-
marNinE taal If hr could Il make iho commit
see unanimous on the su' ie't ~ q t'Nu tnutsH'
sttteMtui be- would hipl-, Voto Tor some other
3 ace. ile sa.t san ! .lnci go Wa- tl.r u!o-t nc
cgssi IL. a. tne whole ialiroad sy-;em Of tho
United S..ios c.hv,r1ed at Omaha, IRON which
the line MS direct To san Francisco. As 10
&C., NJ oI'lohs', SAh tfah'i-'o hal on,
rooms. Three hlncNs trun TINS nutel is nail
which viii seat d'OJO; further out Loco peofle
can be seated e. took down On the Convcution,
which can bc segted ia the centre Of idechanics
Institute building. Then h" urged that sun
Francisco was central tue most western portion
Name VIA cas-
Mir. GonIAH wac followed by GOV. MoR-
GAN, WHO L.tde altogether the most astute
argument uddUced on the occasion. lie
advocated the selection of Now York, for
the reason that National Republican
ConS cntion lad never been held here.
This was Enthusiastically -hr, Ud. The
place Tor the Republicans Is clearly where
they have never been, and are least
known. "Wiil you trust me for a clock -
eskod Il man of Il pedd'cr. 81 am not ut
all acquainted with YOU, you must recol-
lect," said the peddlcr. "That is the very
reason was the rejoiulor, "why made
the proposition. II you know me you
wouldn't trust me. I'm sure OF that"
The Convention Will meet nt Cincinnati,
an inland town. wCll chosen for that as
being cut oil tlle reach Of the Spanish gun
boats.
A good deal was suid about tickets; but
nothing about tickets of leave for the
numerous prominent Republicans con-
fined in the contiguous penitcntiarics; 50
we suppose they will not be- there.
At Cincinnati! And what VIII be done
there? What prophet can cast this horo-
scope? BLAINE, WAsHnURNE, Busrow
MOR1oN-or, with Il war on hand, GRASr,
for II third term, by reclamation?
The DnYAsDrsTs for candidates are
numerous; but the one live, towering
man, whore is he? Not 80 be found. toI
the graves will not give up their dead!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

In a trial held by the United States
Commissioner In Boston, on Tuesday last, the
case being that Of ISAAC II. FROTnNGnAM,
charged with enlbezzement IN the Boston Post
O1ce, evidence was introduced showing u curl
Gus state Of affairs in that ofico under the late
Postmaster, BURT. One Of the witnesses, HENRY
:. ADAMS, cashier, testified "that in the spring
OF 1874, white the Post Office was In the Old
South Church, they commenced to receive pos
tai cards that shortly thereafter ls5QO0 We're
missed, and that witness, MI. FROTuISGHAM,
and Mr. DOMMET tanothcr cleric agreed to ply
tho value OF them, which amounted to some
81 $50, by paying so much PER month that Sir.
DoMMLr's salary was raised 40 month, Nh.
FRorHINGHAa's $40. and witnesss 800 year,
for the purpose Of enabling them 10 pay for the
cards" Tie IDEA Of raising tho salaries Of
Post Onlce clerks in order TO enable them to
reimburse the loss 10 the Government arising
from the theiil Of one Of them, ia decidedly
original II this plan had been adopted in re-
card to the officials implicated In the stealings
of the Whisky King, what colossal salaries
some of GRANTS particular frends would have
poohetodl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

MI. BLAINE took occasion in his speech
on Monday to indulge In coarse fina at the
Catholic Church, which will not mat rally i'm
prove his position rs candidate. lie sand, re
ferring to the testimony Of tho Rev. ". HAM
rTON about the suGcrings at Anderonvllle;
IL isa outhcrn man end a Democrat ruda C4tho.
Nr putrt Nud Nuf you unlic tuort IHiltif4 fl
one man wili not ana iuUrh Testimony lnt Would
BE- sr4' IL tavVr % 1Ac Re- ublean pa4y." Laugh.
tori
Considering that Mn. DLAISE himself was
raised by "a exemplary Catholic mother some
Of wie0' teachings lac socns 20 have forgotten,
these attempts 10 excite sectaran prejudice
come with little grace from such source. Like
many other politicians, cligion OF any kind docs
not much disturb his thoughts, oxceut when IL
may be turned TO profitable account. But his
lips az loast ought 10 be the last to ridicule and
falsify the faith In which his own mother wor-
shipped, believed, and d ed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

After war, pestilenca and intemper,nce, colds
le.d to Cue grea est dcsuu iun OF human lfr, nslY
II consequences OF thelr oeln6 etcmAuesiN neglected
lcit 10 so as ihcY come Until simple, Curt .lc
Affection Is copyertcd into serious and gcncfauY
tatal dsease II lie better to take care OF cough or
cod from It's inoipeneY, 10y usng rs"r'!y Dr. Javnes
hrnectorant, remedy thoroughly adapted 20 remove
these complaints, and equally effective ia the primary
Stages oi consumption asthma and Dropclils.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

lsvs, ,d,,,men', na,hns to,co is.d'', costs sn'y
selhu
l,dintfy Aivsftssu suit. sr,is line. 90 80
lsfrr TYP lfatis utlsafsns % rfs ins, -
Butas ktii. D., NtfI q H. s, Ief intt q sis
tr oai ko,ic at Ms.til.r sd nsiii'. .' line, 90
hsuAng nan,tI. atff Au. st A.. s.istuut y 80
HsHdn. Notices, ~ith Adv % "a rts.. Iu \ 90
ksssnr kvt,st Adv" lei a. pag PEI linz, 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15
JAY COUP has sent correspondent to

JAY Gouiu has sent correspondent TO
Panama TO cono0,t stories about the awful COM
d,iion of the Panama Railroad. he stool
pigeon gives the letter great prominence. Mr..
HUBBARD, IN his paper before the Social Science
Association, said that JAY GouLDs contract
with the stool pigeon gives the latter the con-
trol OF the Tribune, excep: so far "a financial
matters are concerned. JAY GOULD, It seems,
l. Just now asserting his rights.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

Point is given to the rejection of BEL
KNAP a. candidate for Senator In Iowa by the
fact that 1t occurred on the very spot where
GRANT mado his first Ant-Cathoc demons re-
tlon in Des Moinos, which tho Secretary OF War
and Others encouraged as an 0droit scheme to
help the third term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

Advertisements OF religious services. and
meetings for religious purposes, held on sun
day, will be- inserted uthout ohdrge In the
Sunday edition OF TUE sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

1t is surprising that 80 few of the revival
ists VINO are prominent at present belong to the
clerical order or have had a Theological training.
brother MoOpY, the most renowned Of them all,
Is not a clerryman. PETER DIVER is not one.
widow VAS corr, Mrs. LowERY, and the other
three female reyivalist preachers, are not Or
daincd ministers. one Of the revivaiists now
carry ing on operations Is a converted pugilist (;
another is a converted actress; another IL a con-
verted minstrel. We notice. nevertheless. that
the clergy assist these unordiined rcviyalists.
This does not confirm the suggestion made by
PARKE GonwIE at q recent public meeting, that
the thoolo.,au are enemies OF religion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

The Anchor Limo stcnmer Alexandria he's ar
rived Nth 80 rack ~ manufacturer amt wors. -
~ itom ihe Egyptian Government for the CeLteunal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

Judge DAVID DAVIS Of Illinois seems TO
he rising into greater and greater prominence
as o Democratlc candidate for President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-15

The man who has spoken most wisely
and gained the most credit In the amnesty de-
bate in the House Of REPRESENTATIVES Is Ma
lHAShL T.. BANKS of Massachusetts.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-30

fNDab, f1tINs II, 1917.
The board met pursuant to adioun-
mcnt. Present: Same members pres
ent.
1t is ordered that the bill of Stafford,
Morris & Candcr for SIC. 900 insurance on
the court house building at Il per cent.
amounting to 1925 be allowed, and that
an order be drawn on the spe cal road
fund TO pay for the same, 1925 on.
1t is also further ordered. that propo-
sails be invited by advertisement on the
Cairo BULLETIN for the building Of 3
bridges in Alexander county, viz:
One across Coopcr's creek, aud one
ocross Sandy creek on the Cairo and
Joncsboro road, aud another across Law
renee creek on the county road between
Thcbcs and Clear Creek.
The county rescrving the right TO re-
jet any or all bids.
II is also ordered, that the old court
house at Thcbes including the grounds
formerly used and known as n public
square be- offered for sale NJ public auc-
ton at the door OF said court house on
Saturday the 30th day of september,
1876, at II O'Clock a. III. Said sale to be
advertised in the Cairo BuLLETIN.
1t is ordered that the following bills
for per diem. services and mileage DC al
lowed, viz
Thos Wilson, commissioner, :
days OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - %
Geo W Sammons, commissioner.
: days and mileage, - niles. 20 60
j l. sanders, commissioner, , days
and mileage, 20 milcs.............. Il 80
j 6 Lynch, II days a, clerk Of pro-
bate and commissioners court
To datc......................... II 20
IL i, ordered that in order to get in all
bids FOR bridge building, the board al.
journ until Oct. ,. ls16.
J. G.. iYNcn, County Clerk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-30

Below will be found characteristic let
ter from DR.. F. NJ. Agnew, accepting the
nomination az one OF the representatives
from this district.
MAKANDA, LII, sept. -, 1876.
John W. Burton, Joseph II. Gully and Con
% Callahan, Committee, e-.:
GESTLEMIN-Yo our letter notifying me
OF my nomination a a candidate for rep
resentatlye from the iifticth senatorial
and representative district was received
on Wednesday last. Being engaged 10
the extent OF my physical abilities In the
laborious duties OF practicing physician.
not giving any more attention TO politics
than TO use my influence and cast INV
vote for the hope Of the country-TRuE
DEMOCRACY, aud not desirin. or seeking
any Office at the hands Of the party, TO
say tbat your letter filled Inc with aston
ishment would be superliuous.
Ever impressed with the conviction
that the office should seek the man and
not the man the office, inquired into
the standing aud character OF the Gle.
ments In the convention rendering me
the nomination, and learning that II was
composed, not Of political adventures
and professional wire-pullers, but OF the
best men Of the country, whose single
aim and sole purpose was honesty and re.
form In fact as well as in name, and who
were the representatives OF the proper
custodians OF the Office, aud that my dis.
tinguished conierrees Messrs. Hileman
and Oberly-men whose strict integrity
moral honesty. fidelity to principle and
eminent qualifications are unquestiona
bile, were placed beside me on the ticket
how can do otherwise than respond &c
lhis call like Samuel, Here am L.
Responding 10 the wishes OF the party
ana accepting the nomination, | shall
enter upon the canvass to the best of M,
ability. using all honorable means to 90
cure the success of the ticket, promisin.
my constituents il elected, that will dis
e charge the duties OF the Office with In
: best intention 10 benefit them aud thei
. interests.
rendering you my grateful acknowl
edgment. and through you to the part,
whom you represent. for the coniidenc
4 reposed In me as an exponent OF honest
/, and reform, am, my dear sirs,
Yours for Tilden and Reform,
+. NJ. AGSEw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-30

law, it is hereby ordered. that levy Of
IS cents on the 800 be made on said
equalizcd value when ascertaincd, provi-
ded such percentage Will not produce
more than $50, 600 rs aforesaid, butin no
case shall such levy exceed - cents on
the 800.
II is iurtliar ordered, that the following
bills De allowed and that orders bc drawn
on the county treasury accordingly. VIZ:
G. w Sammons. ono years salary
n observer Of the poor house,. IL 90
]. Sanders, one day in county
examining bridges ...........,.... 30
| Thos Wilson, same and expenses - 90
j y Lynch. sundry express chQs 2 81
Alex Thompson. for conveying
prisoners to county Jail aud ex-
penscs attending the same. IL co
A III irwin. cash paid Mrs. Billings
ly for making clothing for Mrs.
| hoppe ......."................"... j w
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-30

tHE Memphis APpeal: "A lady wear
toS wssh.bowl hat, patent spring til.
Yer. one Of the latest, while visiting rela.
uvss In the country, took walk one fine
morning. Two extremely youthful rus
oee vls0 were gsmboling In field, saw
~ - shs passed. and after staring in as.
<osAshGent for . moment. one Of them
managed 70 calculate: Sneak home and
- yer shotgun. Bill. that things 'scapet
from . Circus"