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OUR PENAL SYSTEM.

II Ia ya,v ,,lain that nm. uenal institu-
,ion Ia a siluro Il mlfills none Of the
reouirements of the age II Is neither
a sonrce Of decided revenue to the State
NOR docs il tend to check crime. The
;onominv of tbe penitentiary il swal.
lo,yod ~, in n svslom of "trustees" and
hands Of conyicts are scattered about
The country. degrading by their pro
ni,ouitv honest toll and leaving com.
,n,ni,;os or,on al the marcy Of cscancd
convicts who will stop Mt nothing. not
ava, murder IN nlunder Tho noni.
'te,,tiarv hns bocn n better thino for The
loss4es thon n has for the State Bv the
svstem. NJ leesinc which IL n most per
n;ciou. nm. ,be State authorities yir-
tu,llv acknowledpe their inability
10 conduct control and discinline
III. .i,h, hundrod mr. thou
so,J co,y;o,s +, tho nenitentiory
,.,n, ,oo,,iory and moroI ADVANTAGE
A. Ala. s,o,o and On sbift thn rcsnonsi-
h;,;tv.oud du,v unon nrivotc indiyid.
,o,s whe,eunon ,be convicts .nrc turncd
| ,.i.. i..o,,i % a., ,,;tI, q. ,Loy
,iLo ,nd f. ,,oLo Nat. monev out oi
,hon, n the convjc,s sweat b,ood 70 coin
:, Tho ,,s,on, NJ nor;od;c,I insnec
:.h.ao ~, hoo, ,ot, mrch ~
e,.aa a,1hoJ .boiod mana or tbo crnol.
A.. - pha br,tol;ty Of ,ho oo,
rc. "a, ,o, ;,nvohohIo ,h,,
=, .;,;.,,, hoe boon show, son,a
IL, ~ ot,ors and that tba
iLo..on, os,hoir d;a,r,co bos hoon miti.
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| ma lima far sent;ment !, th;s mottar
a,,.. Tho.o has beo, too much
n,o,d,;n, ovmuothv with tbioves nu,.
da,or. and ossass;ns Some nortions Of
ann s,o,o rsek with tbe b,ook sbed bv
y:.,,,,, nood,h;r.,y r,or Tho nam;
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The majority OF people suffer to greater
or lessor degree from this sud aihictiohi
many unthinkingly cultivate IL by lnsnili'
clently masticating their food; others whose
occupation IL OF II sedentary character have
IL forced upon them, the excessive use oil to-
bacco, eto., all tend to dovelope II. The
symptoms vary, one suffering severely aftei
meals, another only slightly, constipation
or diarrhoea, tiatulence, vnrlhle appetite
etc., are only a few of lis unpleasant oonse
quenocs. Now what Is required, IL attention
to diet. assisted by n remedy which aids the
natural secretions la the alimcntary canal
aud procures again normal solVency o.
food. such u valuable remedy IL the cele
brated Home Stomach Bitters
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TnE necessity for Board of Health
WAS the taetJthat the health of the city
was becoming endangered, and the
services rofisuch body were desirable,
not only to'point out what was best to
be done but to have it done. There was
no breach between the City Council and
Board of Health, The board was sim
ply ignored, andthe Council in its wis.
dom, after calling the board into exist
ence ignored it out of existence by pay
ing no attention d to its reconimenda-
tons, The board did its duty, and de!
serves the thanks OF the people, who
now look 10 tho City Council for some
explanation Of its lofty "Podsnappery,"
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tFNkl A4Ff'a IL
& A VERY SIGNIFICANT FACT.

The beginning of the end is made
manifest BY the statement of the
Springfield Republican that the Atlantic
Cotton Mills, at Lawrence, Massachu-
setts, have been, compelled to reorgan.
ire with ashrinkege Of nominal capital,
on account of the competition OF the
Southern cotton manufacturers. The
New York ,Aippiag List says OF the
fact stated there is no doubt; the
cause assigned will startle not a few
who have supposed themselves tolera.
bly, conversant with the manufacture.
The Lawrence mills have made hitherto
standard brown cottons. Now, it has
been clearofor some time that manufac-
turing was on the Increase in the South;
itiwaswell understood that the goods
there made would at first, "a in Nsw
England, DO Of the more common
grades. This in the very nature Of the
CASE, such goods demanded less capital
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Texas will attract more attention in
the coming National Democratic Conven-
ton in 81. Louis than she ever has be.
fore, as IL will be held so near her boar
ders, and Texas and St Louis have 80
much intercourse and trade. Our dele
CATION as body is good one, and will
sustain the reputation for discretion
and courage bcqueathed by Rusk. Hous-
ton and others. TUX HERALD hope that
the people will have no cause to blush
for their votes and action in that body.
they can add to the laurels of the State
by awise choice and n liberal spirit of
patriotism. sainisat ]s'3'' -"'~
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BRAZILIAN TRADE.
Editor Dallas Herald:

Editor Dallas Herald:
NEW ORLEANS, June 10, 1875.
We have to announce to you tho de-.
parturc, at the end of next month,
iJuly) of the first of the South Amcri.
can Company's monthly steamers be.
tween New Orleans and the Ports of
Savanilia, LaGuayra, Port of Spain
Georgetown, Cayenne, Pernambuco and
Rio De Janeiro. This line must prove
of very great Importance to Western in
terests, inasmuch as the consumption of
the different countries thus brought in.
10 direct close contact consists princi.
pally of -four, lard, hams, pork, beat,
ETC., 10 the, amount of nearly twenty
million dollars. This trade has been
hitherto imionopolised By Philadelphia
Baltimore and Newly onk, mostly car.
ried on in sailing vessels, requiring
twenty to fortylfive days to reach the
near ports, which these steamers can do
In six to ten days, and arrive at Rio in
twenty.eight days. With the adyan-
tage Of our close proximity to the ports
between this and cayenne, we ought
o sonnai, s,r tb;slysrv ;mnottont t.aha
,H S.SoH the nortbern mershan,s srs ',;,i
axavt ihomselves ia retain Il as .lsn
fk1rs ', manJ all Sor .u~s,i,; ~, y" S a'So
mase y na'u ns"n INV vapps "k prAAh
WIN aa not,s 10 th.se Soutbarn , "out ~
ropie s,a;m,, swsot oStas 81 eol A,
~ NO. sesps erronao,s a,eI ,osase
'h's s',''J .".;ss. .tor;lw h """ van DC
correetea :.,a,'., osnt ~ s.eauy
niontuhly sntPtn. ao " :" a'"S. u''e 'ho''
sand oarreis W eae' o,,u oi .he ports,
the hrst s.ea'he, ~ pat''c 'D M should
sakea goo" s"n'p'' VI ',. our western ete
uranus. -. .,,,,,,s,,,,,,.. ao,,,
Let othef man u, :' sehu OUT also
fair samples oil lhelr wares very many
VIII compete iayora1.y WIN european
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CuIOOhING A KING.
,TI,e ii.nsts Assemble and select the
Mouse as 70 Compromise.

Fable In the New York World'l
The beasts, having TO choose mon
arch, met in convention to canvass inc
claims of the respective candidates,
The courage of the lion, the strength OF
the tiger the cunning Of the fox, and
the sagacity of the elephant were all
dwelt upon and on the seventh ballot
the mouse was nominated rs a compro'
mise candidate. Though said the
party organ next morning Our candi-
date may not be az strong rs the lion or
tiger his record cannot be impeached
on IN 9 eronnd that he had rayaged the
nocks of the herdsmNn Qnstained his
claws with hu man gore. AS q parlla'
mentariah he is perhaps inferior to the
fox. but his relations TO the henroost
have never challenged investigation
and, though he cannot pull down the
strongest trees, like Asias iavorite son,
the elephant, it takes much less to feed
him" This announcement filled the
elephant with such enthusiasm that he
resolved to take the stump for the
mouse, and, waving his trunk above his
head, he trtmpetcd, "hurrah for the
mouse p Unhappily in his excitement
he inadvertently stepped on the mouse
killing him instantly,
The moral of the above is obvious tc
| the meanest capacity
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.
But No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 make The Herald the medium
of communication for the genernl pubic
and also 10 assist those who may need hs'
slstilnce, we nave determined 70 prlng . tles
The head of Loaf "FOund," "Wanted, =
"For saie," "For Rent" ITO Let" OF NOT
more than three lines, will DO inserted IN
this column two times free Of charge When
such advertisements exceed llreo llneS Ine
exerss will he charged NJ the rate OF nVe
cents line each insertion, In advance ana
when such nd advertisement are printed NOR
! than two times they VIII 10 charged Nv W.
rate OF 1--WE cents line In advance iOt ehon
additional insertion seven woros lh"Ao
| lima
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Wick Throckmorton heard that Ray
had camped on his trail and was laying
for him ~ Congressional aspirant
they say lie rushed over to Mills desk
and said, Roger, have you seen Tht
HsRALbT mo" snys Roger. well"
says Governor Jim, ats all over with
mo Ray Is going to run against me.
who is Ray p says Roger well,
that's one Of those things no fellow can
find out "
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LIT us have no thunder at st, Louis
without lightning, no sacrifice OF the
best man upon the altar of misplaced
expediency, and a negative nobody put
in command of the Democratic hosts.
II is no time for experiments, Give US
man, not a wax figure or a scare crow,
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Tnp nomination of Hayes is not a
vital guarantee Of reform policy He
will be wax in the hands of the adroit
aud unscrupulous leaders of the Repub'
lican party. A dummy whose respecta
bility will be cloak for their habitua'
kuayery. sa.
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"Loor upon this picture Hancock,
and then upon that" (Hayes,) one a
mailed, armed knight, without fear or
reproach; the other an amiable pup
net stuffed with sawdust and sewed to-
pether by accident
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and especially, less skilled labor but
the general public had hardly supposed
that the extent Of tlesouthsrn product
had as yet affected such corporations as
lthe Atlantic, W N Ml.t.
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GALVESTON should take II lesson in on
terprise from Dallas by sending some
of her capitalists to look at our grain
elevator ., ...i.g,... 4lt ...r
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Those who arc indebted 20 the HERALD
OFFICE and fail TO pay, NahnOt nave theil
wants advertised free We are disposed 10
be liberal hut the day nus past when tneil
cnn use Tag DALLAS HEBALD and, when
done win II, hang II out todry IKE di.h
Tay Tor future use, June2id3t
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Attorneys at Law.

j. M. Hayes, Attorney al Law, 204 Com
merce street (south of Courthouse), Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid TO land
claims. aprltt
Hurt Il Smith, office In Post ONCE block,
northeast corner Public Square. feb25dn
W. y. Oldham, office in Mitchie's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
Janlidtf
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No.
205 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
Oct2D-dtf
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DALI AS. TIE X n D.
To Abnentee..

Psttles leaving the city for the sum
nIsr can have THE DAILY HERALD
mailed TO any point for one dollar a
month lin advance. al. r. '' '"''
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Is the House bill branching the su'
prems Court at Dallas moving or deadf
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TnE Legislature is buifitting with tho
biennial question, or how not to do It,
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MnIIeM.

10 lot contract for excavation of Dallas
Baptist College" -immediately Call ut 7U2
june2i-2t
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Wnnte,I
lsefHOniiI,

TO rent Immediately, furnished house
with from four to six rooms. Apply AZ tht
LeGnind Hotel office June9l'Jt
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Wanted.
wanted.

A situation In II store by young man
with good testimonials, from Springfield
three years banking experience In London
A. j. Barber, this office. June22-2t
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Henry ID. Green, engaged his services last
january IN Il hrm IN the hide busiD0ss, AZ
Dallas 'exas. This notice Ia TO request the
firm with whom Mr.. Green engaged, 10 COM
municate with his family, as fears arc enter
talned by them Of his safety, Address John
Green, SOB Pine street, Philadelphia. Texas
papers Please copy. June23-3t
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Physicisns and surseou,.

Ferry Bros, SO4 Main street, manufactur
ers OF Pure Candies. French Pastry and lc
Cream. may8-2t
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ola Papers.

Hairs patent, cheap. Apply toe. b., Her
aid odice, maylO-tf
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For Pasture.

Good pasture adjoining Fair Grounds, with
lasting water, can be had. Apply to j. Peak,
adjoining Fair Grounds. m3dSm
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For Sale.
For Sale.
Notice.

Any ono having n Weekly Herald OF May
9TH and 27th Will receive good price by
bringing same TO W. y. X, this office.
Juneli-d3t
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Old papers for sale Mt The Herald ONCE
VI per hundred.
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Piano For Sale,

Arion Piano cheap. Address W. S, X, this
office. juneli-d3t
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MAMIRlI


Two or three industrious and steady boy
10 work Mt Phunlx Mills. June0.lW
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Personal.
Those who arc indebted % THE HERALD
OFFICE and fail 10 pay, Nahn0t nave their
wants advertised free. We are ulspOSeu W
cnn use Tag DAI Las HEBALD hnd, Wnen
done with II, hang II out to0ry like ui.h
rag, for future use. luHc~'"'S
wanted.
10 lot contract for excavation OF dallas
BAPTIST Coll ape"-immCIiately. thll NJ W.
june2l-2t
Whnteu
To rent immed lately, u furnished house,
with from four to six rooms. Apply vt tho
LeGmnd Hotel office. June4l'N
Henry ID. Green, engaged his services last
january " Il Arm IN the hide busin0ss, nv
Dallas 'exas. This notice Ia To request the
firm with whom Mr.. Green engaged, To COM
municate with his family, ns fears arc enter
talned by them Of his safety, Address John
Green, SOB Pine street, Philadelphia Texas
papers PLEASE copy. June23-3t
Letters
In this Ofiioe for q. }. Hurley, "WidOw,'
Abstract and U. X, June23U
MI, u. d. huIlfy uhN " ltllbf Vi importance
for him at the Herald ONCE. June23-2t
..-- .-
A Girl TO take care of u baby; good home
nnd good wages. Inquire at the Toy Store
opposite China Hall. June43-2t
..N wanted.
A situation In II store by young man
with good teStlmoni als, from Springfield;
| raj unltinU ~ DnrIAnNa IN IunHnn.
A, j. Barber, this office. June22-2t
wanted.
A good honest cook. Apply to IL. 4. r.,
this office. June22-2t
BOYS Wanted.
Two or three industrious and steady boys
| 10 work Mt Phoenix Mills. June2'lW
|
For Rent.
| A furnished room with southern exposure
| pleasant location, terms low. Address A
| NJ, this Office. lune2l-it
To Rent.
The Cosmopolitan hotel, as II private
| boarding house The house Is furnished
ces tral and hro proof. Address "S, Her
| aid office. Jun2O-lW
For Rent.
| A furnished dwelling sf six rooms for rent.
| Location between Austin and Market on
| Jackson street, No. Az. Apply on the prem
| lSoS. Junlb-lW
| For Sale.
one set walnut furniture, including Crosby
patent he'd nearly new.
| Junel7-d2w HILL, MCMURrliAY & co.
| For sale.
one Victor hny scale, the largest In the city
and nearly new. j. III. CROWELL,
| Junel5-d2w lOo Jefferson street.
| Notice.
Any ono having n Weekly Herald of May
9TH ana 9Th Will receive n good price by
bringing same TO W. y, X, this oillce.
| Juneli-d3t
Piano For Sale,
Arion Piano cheap, Address W. S, X, thii
office. junell-d3t
Combination Lock Safe
Hairs patent, cheap Apply to c. b., Her
aid 0dice, maylO-tf
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Police court.

Rena Cotton and Lottie Vaughn were
up before Judge Bird yesterday on COM
plant of Martha Cotton. They are three
colored ladies, aud Martha swore that
Rena and Lottie had come to her palatisl
residence, called her liar and other
names, and then, not satisfied by giving
her emphatic proofs that they doubted
her veracty for truth, "bounced"
her and attempted very hard TO spoil her
beauty. Rena denied Marlha's statement,
but Lottie "smole smile OF one well
contented with the work she had done.
az she explained how neatly she had put
a head on her antagonist, notwithstand-
ing Martha was a much bigger and
stronger woman than she. His Honor
fined the offenders five dollars and costs
each. Lottie went to jail convinced that
her glory was sufficient to warrant her
spending few days there, and with the
hope of getting out i'll time to resume
her place in the church choir next sun
day; but Rena went with Officer Glad
ney to find q man who would pay her
limo
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4 Painful Fall.

We regret 10 learn that Miss Alice
Porter, who WAS passenger with Il large
number OF LADIES and gentlemen on the
barge taken 10 Mound City by the tug
Laurel on Decoration day, met with a
very painful accident on the return trip
by falling on the edge of seat and scri-
ouely injuring her back. Two physicians
who were called pronounced the ailment
"A slight injury of the spinal column,
from which no serious or permanent i'll
jury is apprehended, and ii is hoped The
young lady will be well again in a few
days, and as bright and joyful as it is her
disposition TO be.
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Circuit Cont.

At the morning session a
motion to quash Summons on
account of improper returns in
the case Of \. Baldwin & Co.. vs.. New
Orleans 81. Louis and Chicago railroad
WAS argued by Mr. Wheeler Tor the
plaintiffs and Judge Green for the de-
PENDANTS. The decision was reserved
for the present
A demurrer to pleas in The ease Of Ihe
CRY al Cairovs. Walters * kluge. was
argued by Mcssrs. Innsden and BLACK
This was an action brought by the city
against the defendants. Is ,ureties on the
bond of II. 4. Martin. The demurrer
was sustained.
The ease OF the People ". Robert tuid-
well, charged with perjury, was then
called. Judge Mulkcy and ". &. Muikcy
appearing for the State, and Messls.
Linegar and IaDsden for the defense.
The case will probably last until noon
to-day. The colorcd people are very
much excited over this case. rs both
Caldwell and the prosecuting witness are
quite influential. They I'LL the court
room, entirely excluding anyone else.
| When court adjourned the evidence for
the prosecution was not all in, there yet
| being one or two more witnesses to De
| examined. Court adjourned until S:3C
| this morning.
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Through several parties, the informa :
ton was borne to this Office yesterday
tha, we were prompted to publish the
item in regard to the imp ssible condi
ton of the roads between here and
Mound City. that people who desired to
attend the decoration Of soldie, g graves
might be induced to take passage on the
Cairo and Vincennes railroad. This il
very unkind Of the author, who well
knows tbs false. We received our infor-
nation from gentlemen who examined
the roads tor the express purpose OF
learning if it was in a good state tor
travel or not, and gave it az his opinion
that it wonll be a very unpleasant jour
ney for those who went by buggies, and
his prediction can be testified to a. cor
rect by several who did make the trip in
this way.
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JOHN q. HARTMAN & co.
Real Estate
HOUSE AGENTS.
COLLECTORS.
SONvRYANCERs. NOTARIEs PUBLIC
Land Agents Of the Illinois Central and
Burlington and Quincy X. Il.
Com panies,
EoR RENT

--Bnsiness House lately occupied by
Wood Rittenhousc 4 Co., on Levee be-
low 18th street. Re II very reasonable.
Dwelling house, Z rooms To lots
enclosed, in good order. on Twenty
fourth and Walnut streets. Rent low to
good tenant.
Two tcnements on west side os Com
mercial avenue near Fifth street, suitable
for shop aud dwelling. Rent for each, -
per month.
Dwelling house, . rooms, on Fifth
street near Walnut, in good repair. Rent
Sl2.50 per month.
Cottage, rooms and kitchen.
Tweuty-tirst street, near Sycamore
north side. Rent So, per month.
Two small houses, northwest corner
Fifteenth and Popular. Rent low.
Basement of brick building, west side
| of Washington avenue near Eighteenth
street, five rooms In good condition.
Rent low.
Building on east side Of Commercial
avenue, near Tenth street, suitable for
carpenter snop. Cheap rent.
Building on west side of Commercial
avenue, near Twelfth street, Old "City
| Hail. Rent very low.
Tenements, offices and rooms in vari-
Gus locations. Rents low.
Lots and lands for sale or lease.
JONI Q. HARTMAN Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents, corner Sixth and
Leyee streets. 3-l0-tf
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NPlanatiOn.
CAIRO. May 3lst, 1876

SAlNo, May blsi, lS.b-
EDITOR BULLETIN "A correspondent
of the Aa9us-Jomnat. writing ever the sig-
nature Of "Cyric," tries to leave The i'm
preston on the readers of that paper
that the note published several weeks
since, and addressed to the ,,l.tor of
the A j., by Dele" really Was so adj
dressed. Being responsible tor its publ
cation, fell constrained to state mos,
emphalically that the note in question
was, as afterwards stated ia the BULIE-
TIN, portion OF private note written
tor, and addressed to me, and was pub
lished without the consent or know
edge OF its author. Respectfully,
ISAAC l.. MARKELL.
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yuytslsSss

rrints and Muslins still cheaper at -
5-Ii-lm. &. HAxNY's.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-01
Ghe BULLETIN
ANNOCNs EN- ESTS.
FOR SIItkIFF.

We are authorized 10 announce JOHN ".
ROBINSON as q candida for Sheriff Of Alex
ander county, AT the coming county election.
We are authorized to announce that X. a. Ed
mundson Is an independent Republican candi-
date Tor sheriff, ut the ensuing county election.
weare authorized to announce PETER sAuP,
for an Independent candidate for sheriff of Al
exander county, AT the ensuing county election.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-01
Died

"Wednesday at $50 p m, Margaret j.,
wife Of John T. Rennie of this city. of
heart disease. in the filteth year of her
age. Funeral services Friday, 8 am. at
her late residence on Walnut street. \
special train will leave the foot Of Eighth
street at 1880 am. for Villa Ridge.
Friends of the family are cordially in
vited to attend.