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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14
UNION COUNTY.

BIGAursT - THE C. + ST. t..N, c.
WHEAT, FRUIT, ETC.
Weclip the following item from the
,Ionesboro Gazette OF Saturday l3th; We
have inquired of many farmers about tho
acreage of wheat sown this year rs com
pared with last year. They put it at an
Increase of from ten to twenty per cent,
and say that what is up looks fine.
Mr.. Parker Earle took all the first
grade premiums on pears, amounting to
SIC, at the st. Louis fair. Mir. Earle de-
serves great credit for the pains he has
taken in securing for our county this
honor. The exhibit was one OF the larg'
est ever brought together at this fair. Mr.
q. IL. Baker (as we predicted) also took
the first premiums on apples.
One Workman, telegraph operator,
came to Golden about year ago, and
represented himself TO be unmarried. lie
succeeded in getting in the good graces
Of young lady OF that place, and mar
ried her. Last spring another wife, No.
W with a little child, three or tour years
old, the picture OF Workman, came from
Indiana, and had w. arrested for
bigamy. He was tried at the Sep
TENDER term of the circuit court and sent
30 State prison one year. Now the friends
OF wife No. 2 give notice that they will
petition for his pardon. There is only
one more singular thing about this case.
That is, that jury OF Union county men
should fix the punishment at one year,
when It should have been five years in the
penitentiary. A creature that would de-
sert his wife and child, and deceive an in.
nocent girl, should be punished TO the
full extent Of the law.
The Cairo and ST. Louis Narrow
Guage has suspended operations, which
causes considerable complaint among
the people living along the line. 1t lie
thought efforts will be made to COM
Del them to comply with their charter
State Jo0n1.
This Is true, so far us operating the
road between Murphysboro and
Cairo Is concerned. The railroad, if
properly conducted, could still get
through TO Cairo by transferring at
the tunnel, five miles north ofthis place.
The mall. express, and passenger trains
have been abandoned, and ifthere is any
legal way TO take the railroad out OF its
present management, 1t should be done.
We trust our county authorities, who are
interested. will have the matter investi-
gated, and see II this cannot be done. We
want a railroad to run from Cairo to st
Louis, In accordance with the charter o.
the c. & St. l.. r. II. Can we have II!
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14
JOHNSON COUNTY.


BADLY BURSED-THE HARKER>KCYREN-
DALI CONTEST. ETC.
We have one Republican. two
straight Democrats, and one Independ-
ent Democrat, now in the race for county
clerk.
Preston Harner, of our county,
plead guilty to the charge Of Illicit traffic
inlcaf tobacco, and was tined by the u.
s. Court, In session at Springfield, on
the 10th instant. MIR. Harncr Is good
citizen, and was not aware that he was
violating the revenue law. The fnc
was $500.
The celebrated contestant suit for
the JudReship OF johnson county, be-
tween a. j. Kuykendall and q. A.
HarKer has been adjudicated. The de.
eision OF Judge Baker has been reversed
and the case rcmanded. Mr.. Harkcr has
copy OF the order, and Is now prepnr-
ing 9 petition for new hearing. lie has
thirty days 10 prepare the petition.
"A daughter OF ODE Stanley received
severe burn on the 4th inst. She was
washing out ofdoors near ilreon which
abe had clothes boiling In kettle. She
vent TO the kettle, stirred the clothes,
and turned around; and while standing
With her back 10 the fire, the wind blew
hsv dress over the blaze when 1t
immediately caught. She became
ffightened and began to run. This in.
creased the flames. and all Of her cloth.
lng were soon on fire. When her bonnet
eanght, she took II of and began to fan
the names out Of her face; but her bonnet
bsing on fire, II did not prevent the blaze
from going In her tace. She held 10 the
bonnet until 1t burned up in her hand.
Doubts are entertained as 10 her recovery.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

THE BULLETIN seems TO have had the
matter OF county commissioner under
prayertul consideration, Sun.
We have; and we believe it would DC
well tor the county if our citizens gcncr-
ally would give the matter more atten-
ton. In the prescn, condition OF the
county the Office of county commissioner
becomes one of the most important to be
filed at the election this fall. Mr.. Hall.
day, we believe, would make an excellent
commissioner, and hence we are for him.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14
County Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Albert Smith as
n candidate Tor the office Of County CLERK OF
Alexander county Election, November u, ie'''
We arc authorized TO announce W. =. Ptehef as
a sandda,o for the once OF County Ciefs. hleC-
Sisa, nlssday, November 9TH, lsH.
N ms oilers OF Alexander County;
lam an iodspsndent candidate for the oihee ol
CHnnfy Clerk at the election 10 be held Novemoer
s,h asi promi, Q faithfully to attend 10 the uu''s
ffbo Office, " elected ". X. hANhlNN'
We are authorised to announce Henry Planert
Jbsbes precinct. as a candidate for county oierE a
me election 20 be held November 9Th, 1870
10 the Editor of the Cairo BuLLxriS;
plea.o Announce that am an independent candi-
tate fer the Office OF county CLERK OF Alexander
cossniy, al the election TO be held IN November
seSi. JAWS W. SIZE" Ahi'
We are authorized TO announce Samuel J.
Aunln ~ candidate for the once OF County
Clerk az he election TO be reid November ttli'
IT..
We are authorized to announce John =, heiy as
. candidate for the office OF county clerk al the
election 70 be held November 9Th, $50
10 The Voters Of Alexander County:
thereby announce that am candidate i1r me
s{ice Of County Jerk Of Alexander county, SUD-
leet 10 your decision at your respective voting
plsce-, on the Sixth day Of November. lsl7.
Very Respectfully. CASPER losl'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

Gov. CrIIuN has appointed Rev. r.
q. wiDss. president Of the state board Of
shasiti@, 70 represent Illinois 10 the
worlds prison congress TO bs held at
Stockholm, Sweden la 1875.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

GILMAN, the New York forgc;, surrcn'
dercd TO the authorities on Friday. he
appeared before Recorder Hacket, plead
guilty, aud was sentenced TO slug sing
for five wears.
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s85 900 900
ALEXANDER COUNTY.
Official Notice.
County PrIntiug--sealed prono.,,,

County Printing--sealed Proposals.
:, Notice is hereby given that BY orler of tie
Board Of County Commissioners, sealed pro nos-
ais viii be received by the County CLERK of
Alexander county, Illinois until November l2th
~, FOR doing the county printing, as follows
lst For printing and publishing the annual Il.
nnncial statement
end. For printing and publishing the record
OF proceedings OF the Psard It County Commits
sioners
Bird. For printing and publishing all advertise
mtntS ordered by thu Boarl Of County Commlss. .
ioners,
The County rsasues the rirb, 10 reject Guy
ana Sl bldt' Sd. BrMN
20. Csit,
eAirs, lll'., Sept q, H. --g0.ld
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

We are authorized to announce Henry Stout As 4
candidate for coroner of Alexander county, al the
eleeNon to be held Nov 9Th, ISL.
We are authorized 10 announce Richard Fin-
gerald as a candidate for Coroner of Alexanuer
county. Election, Nov 9Th, 1877.
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30 the Editor of the Cairo BuLL1TN' ,,


We are authorized to ann lunce Mrs +. A. Tay-.
lor as a candidate for reelection TO the othce OF
sounty school superintendent, at the election to be
held November 9Th, 1877.
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BANR STAIEMENr.

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~, q, ,to t close of business October lst Isi7.
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Thccks and other cash
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RiIIs of other banks, lI,SI2 ~
fractional currency in
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

sun more 30. 1t Is roN sad that
Bishops majority in Obs viii he over
thirty.th0usand.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Political Revival Return OF
Familiar Spirits Tho journal
istic Bohemian, Unhappy or
Zee Seeker Society Bellies
Angelic Fiends. - Fair, Fresh
Debutants, - The Speakership.--.
The Supreme Court.'-Field and
Bradley, Etc, Etc.
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OH Bulletin.
ANNcCNCENENTs.
t,cul,y Judge

We arc au,hsrized 10 announce Isaac J. HARE
a candidate for the ONCE OF county judga Q
Aeysndsr county, at the ensuing No'eneer' 'e"'
el<cuon.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

~. .,, an,bor,ed 10 announce Reuben :. locum
af&,.ro. as a candidate FOR the office OF county
Oar Of Alexander com y. Election FIRST Tuesday
MNnt cmher, ISL.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

We are authorised to announce Henry fanert
Jbcbes precinct, as a candidate for county olerE
,he reetion 20 be held November eth, 1877,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

We are authorised to announce Albert Smith as
a candidate Tor the office o. County 0ierk OF
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

We arg authorized to announce w r. pl'ehef as
a candidate FOR the ONCE Of County clerk. hlee-
Gan, n,ssday, November 9Th, ISL,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-14

The justices we're all there. justices Field
and Bradley, from the sequence Of their
appointment, are compelled TO sit side BY
side, a proximity not agreeable, one
would think, since their indirect antagon.
ism In the press during the summer The
contrast in perSOHei OF the two men is EN-
phasized by this juxtaposition. Field is
bearded and llonine In appearance, while
Bradley. always small, looks thin and
worn. lie sat TOR much of the time with
his hands before bis eyes, as il to protect
them from the light.
THE HALL or THE HOUSE
OF representatives has been newly fur
nlshed with pretty green carpet, while
both the house and senate have been sup.
piled with exhaust pipe arrangements TO
draw all the malaria arising from the IN.
sensible perspiration Of Republicans and
Democrats. Alas for big shaft to OK.
haust the gas oforatorical bores, the reek
OF oad hearts, and the po,lon o, corrupt
legislation. cas-,
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DEpOsITS received and general banking
- business done.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-30
Summons.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, | &C

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, &C
County Of Boise,
Mn THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR BOISE
county Territory of Idaho, sitting as conrt for
the trial of civil causes:
Michael Reiley. plaintiff, VS.. Con Haley and limo
thy Dacey defendants:
TO Con Haley and Timothy Dacey, defendants
above named: In the name of the people OF the
United States in the Territory of Idaho, you are
hereby notified that there is ow on file i'll the oi1ce
of the Judge and ex Oiclo Clerk of tie Probate
Court Of Boise county, Idaho Territory, ID ldaho
CITY the complaint of Michael Reiley against you
for she sum Of Five Indred $500 Dollars IN gold
coin or bar, with interest at the rate OF one ana
one.haf per cent per month from November ~,
1876 and that unless you appear aud answer TO salC
complaint within ten days after the service hereo1
exclusive of the day Oh service, judgment
will be taken against you by default for the sum OF
Five Hundred Dollars in gold coin with interest at
the rate of one and one-half per cent Ter month
from November q, 1876 with costs and advertise
ment
.1@T@zN In testimony whereof hereunto set my
It Ht3S hand and affix the seal Of the said Court,
%@Aaea at Idaho City, this Goth day OF August, 1871.
r. S. HART,
Probate Judge and ex- Oficio Clerk of said Court
C. S. KINGSLEY, Attorney for plaintiff.
Aug A-2m
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Notice Of xntentlon 80 Become
=. Gle AraQel.

In the matter of the application of Sue Hill to
become sole trader:
aAaUIICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT l. SUE
HG Hill, wife OF Joseph III. re, dent Of Idaho
Ilt, III the to,lty # 30 81 ana erllorI OI Idaho,
being de>lrou, OF aVdiing m\ecH of the provisions
of an act the Leglsla IKE 81 the lelrltofy of
ldaho entitled AN Act IL AelaluH to Sole Traders,
approved January 10 1873. mead 10 make alplica-
ZION 0 lhe plobll e Court OF the CUuu'N OF boise,
Territory u Idaho, at the October terra a. u 1871,
OF said -, urt, Idaho tltA, County OF BOISE
aforesaid en Monday, lhe 18th day ot November \.
j.. III, at 10 o'c A. III OF Sad day, or on such
other day to which the hearing hHy be poei ponce
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PEOt'. Con authorizing ms ~ carry II ara
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am selling goods, wares and merchandise, ana
Keeping general varie y store ANA carlAlng an
dress making said L ano lty, 0ant! or polse
and Territory of Idaho. MitS. SUI LII
Dated this, 9Th day OF Octooer, A. d. lSf' l4w
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-02-07

L
The little old theatre in Albany.
N. Y, has been made the scene of
many curious theatrical stories. On
one occasion Mr. Edwin Forrest,
then Young man, and more famous
for his muscle than his genius, gave
tremendous display OF really pow
erful acting. He was supposed to
represent warrior, and to be at
tackled by six minions of a detested
tyrant. At the rehearsal Mr.. For
rest found a gread deal Of fault with
the supes who condescended to- play
the minions. They we're too tame.
They didn't lay hold Of him. They
wouldn't go in as il it were real
fight. Mr.. Forrest stormed and
threatenedj the supes spiked and
consulted. At length the captain OF
the supes inquired in hisslocal slang,
EYER want this to be a bully fight,
eh% II do" replied MIR. Forrest.
eAlI right. . rejoined the captain.
and the rehearsal quietly proceeded.
In the evening the little theatre
was crowded, and Mr.. Forrest was
enthusiastically received When'the
fighting scene OCCURRED, the great
tragediauf took the center of the
stage. and the six minions entered
and deployed in skirmishing
order. At the cue 'Seize him r. one
minion assumed a pugilistic attitude
and struck a blow straight from the
shoulder upon the prominent nose
of the Roman hero; another raised
him about six inches FROM the stage
by a we'll directed kick, and the
others made ready to rush in for q
decisive tussel. For a moment Mr..
Forrest stood astounded. his broad
chest heaving with rage, his great
eyes like flashing fire, his sturdy
legs planted like columns upon. the
stage. Then came thefeW moments
Of powerful acting, at the end of
which one supe was seen sticking /
in the bass drum in
5he orchestra. four were having their /
wounds dressed Ia the green-room, i
and one, finding himself in the flies, /
.ushed out upon the roof of the thea
re and shouted, Fire y at the top
IF his voice while AIR. Forrest call
ID before thecurtain bowed his thanks
oantingly. to the applaudtng audi |
,nce, who looked upon the whole /
lffair as part of the piece. and chad |
never seen Forrest act SO splendid
VS. @ 49, - = So - Fes
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-02-07
The Country.
From the Practical Farme

A young man from the country who
had recently come into possession of a
few thousand dollars. visited an uncle
in the city, an old merchant, to get his
advice about investing his capital in
business. go back to the country,
young man, = said the merchant, land
invest your money in land. Buy farm,
settle down on it, and do safebusiness.
] have been in q business here nearly
forty years and have accumulated a for
tune, but it has been done by fearful
risk, heavy responsibility, constant toll
and worrying anxieties. A dozen-tinaes
have been on the verge of bankruptcy,
and twice i have been sorely, tempted to
take my own life, OF ten men who
eommeneed business here when | did,
only one besides myself succeeded. The
rest all failed, one after another. some
dragging their families down to poverty
and disgrace. Take my advice. Keen
away from the city and its delusfve bust
ness avenues. Quiet contentment on a
moderate competency in the country. is
the best fortune could wish you"
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5 g5l F~MOres Of MllIet.' .

Tn reference 10 the interesting
Communication from Southern cor
respondent. which recently appear
ised In the New York Tribune under
the above headline it may be said
that German niIlet and Hungarian
grass are one and the same thing.
So far as the results of chemical
analysis give US any information in
regard to the nutritiVe value of
millet. they indicate that It is not so
good as meadow hay or clover; it
is much poorer than clover in al
buminoids. No experiments Of any
account have been performed on its
digestibjlity as compared with other
forage plants AS to the xalne of
the seed for fodder, nothing is
known. In order that a plant which
is plowed under the surface shall
benefit the soil. it is important that
it should take from the atmosphere
some of the supplies that are more
commonly drawn from The soil; all
plants depend on the earbOnic acid
Of the atmosphere for their supply
OF that most important element OF
their food, carbon; but some plants
seem to have more facility than
others for getting their supply of
nitrogen from the air or from some
other source that is not accessible to
certain other orders or plants; clo-s
yer and other deep-rooted plants, or
such as are provided with an album
dance of foliage appear to care but
little for nitrogen in the soil, while
the cereals and other graminaceous
plants must find it in the soil if they
fiud it at all. In this way plants.
like clover and lucern, when plowed
under may be made the means of
transferring nitrogen from sources
that are inaccessible to wheat, rye,
&c. to the upper layers Of the soil
where the latter can make use or it.
1t is not likely that millet resembles
clover as an air-feeding plant, but
as to the character of its root
growth VIC can get no information;
1t might be as serviceable as rye for
plowing under. sod, but it would
probably not be as useful as clover.
-[G. C.zCaldHell, Cornell Universe
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