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from his pocket, laid the two murderous
instruments on, the table, side by side.
"A moment later, Mr.. Scott Symm es, a
young lawyer connected with the pr osc-
cution OF the case, passed tho door.
"Symmes,' said he, "Folett Is mistak en-.
A man could easily shoot himself as N.Y.
ers was shot. Come in and will show
how it's done.'
Thus invited, Symncs entered the room,
but moment later, seeing Judge Pope
coming up stairs, excused himself on the
ground that he was going to Hamilton in
the morning, and wished to see the Judge
before he left He passed out and q min
ute or so afterward Mr.. McBurncy came
into tho room. Mr.. Vallandigham still
standing by the table on which the pistols
ay.said;
an show you how Tom Myers shot
himself Folletts mistaken when he
says il cant be done" Saying this he
took up one of the murderous instruments
in his hands put it into his pantaloons
pocket and slowly drawing it out again,
cooking it as he drew it forth, he attempt
ed to place it in tina exact position which
he believed Myers weapon to have as
sumed at the moment the fatal bullet was
sped on its mission Of death. The muzzle
Of the weapon still within the lapel Of
the pocket, he brought it to an angle of
about iorty-ilvc degrees.
"There, that's the way Myers held 1t,
only he was getting up, not standing erect"
Saying this, he touched the trigger.
A sudden aash-the half suppressed
sound of shot--and Clement l.. Valan-
digham, with an expression of agony, ex-
claimed "My God, I've shot myself, and
reeled toward the wall wounded and dy-
ing mat-wounded and dying by his own
hands.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21
POLITICAL.

Nathaniel Hawthorne said that one of
the most terrible consequences of the war
would be the contentedness of the Ameri-
can people with one bullet-headcd general,
as president, after another, for the next
thirty years.
Bob Toombs, of Georgia, who says
what he thinks much more boldly than jeff
Davis, is to be called before the Congress
sional anti-ku-klux committee to give his
testimony as to the condition of the south.
We hope Toombs will respond, for he may
be enable to let us know what is his
ground for the faith that is in him that
the southern people want another war.
He talked war enough to rcvolutionize the
western hemisphere to our correspondent
recently, and we are curious to see what
he will say to the congressional committee
on that head-Ne'o-Yor Herald.
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THE PARTICULARS.
HOW NALLANDlNGHAM CAME
10 HIS DEATH.

htfo.t IT HAPENEp-TuE risrOI.-SEyEH
fEAR-foLLErr Is MISTAKES SIN
DEN FLASH.
After taking supper he procured rr,n
the landlord OF the hotel bit of mu.l;n
cloth, perhaps foot square for the mr.
pose Of testing to his own satisfaction the
question rs to whether Il shot fired from
pistol in close proximity to it would or
would not leave mark of powder upon il
Having provided himself this,and nut.
bis pistol in his pocket, he and Mr.. Nil.
likcn and Mr. Hume went out together To
the edge of town beyond the residence of
governor McBurney. Arriving there,
they were Joined by Mr.. McBarney, and
the trio became II quartette.
THE PISTOL
Which he took with him for this purpose
Is new revolver which he had purchased
only few days before coming to Leban.
on. II is one of Smith d Nelson's man.
niacture, with n four-inch barrel, and five
chambers, and carries ball of 32-l0O Of
an inch calibcr 1t is II beautiful weapon
handsomely, though not deliberately orna,
mented, and its owner little thought, wher
SO recently purchasing It, that it wonll SC
soon he the instrument of his untimcly
death.
HOW THE ACCIDENT CAME ABOUT,
Two shots were fired into the cloth, and
all were satisfied with the result of the ex.
pertinent, and started ba ok to the hotel
Mr.. Mill!ken, ever cautious and thought.
full said.
"Val, there are three shots in your his.
toll yet You had better discharge thcm.'
"What for p responded Mr.. Vallandig.
ham.
"To prevent any accident, replied III,
cautious attorney. "You might shoe,
yourself"
mo danger Of that" replied Mr.. Val.
landigham. ~ have carried and prac-
ticed with pistols too long to be afraid to
have loaded one in my pocket"
"iou had better be careful, though"
said Milliken.
"Never fear me-" was the reply.
They then slowly walked back toward
he town, and, before they had reached
he hotel, separated,
Arriving at tho Lebanon house alone
Mr. Vallandigham WAS stopped on his way
Ip stairs by the landlord, and II package
hat had been left for him in his absence
placed in his hands. That parcel con-
AIMED another reyolycr--a weapon that
lad been exhibited ut the trial in court,
ana was not only unloaded, but had
me chambers removed. Proceeding to
Nv. .''s ROOM he unwrapped the parcel, ana at
Tue same time taking his own weapon
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THE GREAT DEAD MAN.
A BRIEF SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.


lie came of Huguenot family, and was
born in New Lisbon, Columbiana county,
Ohio, IN 1922. lie received a good educa-
ton spent one year in Jefferson College,
in Ohio; spent two years as principal Of
mn academy at Snow Hill, Maryland; re-
turned to Ohio in lSi0 studied law, and
was admitted to the bar in 1912; was
elected 10 the state legislature in 1915 and
! 1916; was editor of the Dayton Empire
| from ls4T to ls49; for some years subse-
qucnt TO that date he devoted himself
wholly to his profession and politics; was
II member of the national democratic
convention held at Cincinnati in 1856
ran for the thirty-ffth congress against
l.. ID. Campbell, whose seat he successfully
contested and he was reelected to the
thirty-sixth congress. Al the commence.
mcnt of the second session Of the thirty
fifth congress, and during the thrty-sixth
he was placed on the committee on terri.
tories. Reelected to The thirty-seventi
ongress. In 1868 he was arrested by mil
itary authority for expressing his opinion
against the war was banishcd to the south
ern states, and by way of Bermuda wen
to Canada. Daring his exile he was nom
mated for govcror of Ohio and defeated
He subsequently, returned, and was u de
egate to the "Chicagv convention" of lSG
Since then, with the exception of the pa
he took in the New-York convention, an
the subsequent canvass, he has devote
himself assiduously and quietly to tn
practice of the law, until the recent Oh
democratic convention, where he success
fully advocated an advanced position an
II froward policy for the democratic part,
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SAYS the Memphis Auolonche: For
the first time in seventeen years the
New Hampshire democracy has OBJ
tanned control Of the state government
and legislature. But it is democracy
which recognizes that the federal con-
stitution contains fifteen amendments
oil IN full for.e. While the New
Hampshire democracy stood on the
platform of the national convention of
1868 defeat followed defeat When it
accepted the situation it began to
win victories. Perhaps this fact is
without significance.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21

A CoNGREssMAN-AT-LARGE is to be !
elected in Illinois this fall, to fill tho |
vacancy occasioned by the elevation of
Mr.. Logan to the United States senate.
The democrats should soon take up the
subject and determine who shall lead
them in the contest for that important
position. To say that the democratic
party is in the minority and that effort
to elect democrat as Logan's successor
would be futile, is to admit that the dem
ocrats Of Illinois are towards or have
no hope Of success. If they are cow
ards they should surrender at discrc.
tion; if they have no hope of success
they should either throw down their
arms in despair or resolve 10 die fight
ing in the last ditch. But the demo
Gratis are not towards and they are not
hopeless. They have brayed the force
Of radical power too often TO fear it, and
there has not been for many years IA
time when their prospects for success
were as bright as they now are. What
is wanted among the democrats of Hi
nois is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that
will instruct the party III its duty and
bring its electors to the polls, With
such organization We can defeat the
radicals and redeem the state without
II our efforts are loves labor lost. To
effect such organization, we must, in the
first place, have platform that is sound
One that will meet the issues of the
day aud rally in its defense and support
men who are enthusiastic and deter
mined to succeed ia its yindicaton be-
fore the people. la the next place, we
must have candidate that appreciates
the situation-a Hpe, earnest, fearless
msn, who can and will carry the war
into Africa. And in the next place, we
must have state central committee that
understands its business, with chair
man not taken fiom among those old
politicians who lag superHuous on the
stses II, too, the headquarters of the
committee could be located elsewhere
than at Springfield, the party would be-
greatly benefited. There are other
necessary policies that should be inaup. |
urated, which will be suggested to any
person who has observed the bunpling
manner in which the Affairs Of the dem.
ocratic party have been managed oil
late years in this state, but the chiege.,
necessity Of the party is the clearing
away Of the dead.beat leaders who have
no interest in the party that rises above
their own personal anbitions-the 10.
lite men who look wise aud are 5, non.
committal. These men ought to ho
made to take back scat, aud the bold
earnest, plucky, lighting men-men Of
the Vallandighsm stamp-permitted to
20 10 the FROM.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21

rrD~llon. Ben. II. Hllsprcscnce at the
dinner given by Gov. Bullock to senator
Cameron and other northern republicans, a
few nights since, at Atlanta, has furnished
the Macon lGa.) Tctegraph and Messenger
a''artling vcritication that times change
and men change with them, aud it says
"reih"ps the gulf that now intervenes be-
tween the people of this land and that
peace and accord 50 much needed, might
not now he so deep ard wide had fewer
bitter words been spoken on both sides.
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ARTHUR h. BARRETT, President
BENZ. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
MISSOURI MUTUAL

Rask- high IN the lit OF sound, thrifty W--ier|
Life Companies.
], has ample cspitsl-sl2j,G0.
II has assets more than enough To cover blu
liabilities IN aldttiOI 10 the capital.
II has one hundred thousand dollars deyOstie|
with the State Of Missouri "a. perpetual suaf
snt.e 10 It's policy holders.
State, which ar. quite a. eGactiug and more uslt
~ enforced than those Of Eastern states.
II Invests IT. funds 10 the West, smong It'd
people from whom they are received.
IT. management y vigorous, skillful and lt
dent.
It, annual income from the interest alone
already more than sufficient TO pay It's losses.
1t issues policies upon the ordinary life and ei3
dowment plans, at the zane rate A. other hr,(
class companies,
The policy holders receive all the profits Ia 'n
nual dividends.
The stock holders can receive Only ten Is,
cent of interest on their capital, by the t-Tm' 4
the charter.
III" annual dividends to policy holder. aie III
ready greater than many old Eastern C0mpauid
have ever been aide To- pay.
TIE State Of Illinois paid last year about io,I
million dollars for Life Insurance.
Why send 80 much money out OF tie State
away tn New York anl New England for an ariic4
that may he prodnoed just ~ cheap (ormorc d
ht hOme'
WOOD d LOW,
apr2Ciswti Agents at Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21

THE country precincts of Alexander
county are opposed to the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad. The denizens of
the country precincts, need we say, are
not to any alarming extent members
Of the democratic party. About two.
thirds of the voters outside of Cairo are
radicals, and a railroad or a bran new
school house, with patent desks, would
frighten them to death.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21

NY FRIEND, stop that terrible cough,
ana thls avoid a consumptive's grave by
using Or. Pierse's Golden Medical Disco "
cry For curing all throat, bronchial and
Jung diseases it has never been equaled.
Sold by druggist $50.
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FOR EIGH NOTES.

Mr. James Anthony Froude, the histo-
'"H'h"s Just been relieved from holy orders,
assumed in his youth ut Oxford. lie
awaited himself of the Clergy Disabilities
act
pombrow'ki, says the Independence
be'9e offered, on tho eve of the entry of
the Nersaillists into Paris, to betrny IN.
Commune for 100000 francs. NJ. Thiers
declined the modest proposal.
Tue Marquis of Lorne being virtually de.
""'''a from any political preferment at
nome 'he belief is gaining ground in Scot
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-21

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
John II. Oberly 4 Co. nave reduced the snb-
scription price Of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin to
One Dollar per amman. making IT the cheapest pa.
DER published in Southern Illinois.
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b0s.The Christian county Democrat states
that harvesting has commenced In many
parts OF that county. The wheat promises
to "pan out" only moderate crop.
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INSURANCE.,

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P.iINT WING.

DOCKS, pan, llcis, " teis, catalogues, news.
Id papers. tx lists and ov, ~ v,riety of extern
sye printing couifa'te for, and promptly and
speedily executed, in the Bullet'n book. Job
newspaper aod IuJng establishment.
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THE BULLETIN.

The Official paper of Alexander eonnty and u ne eg Of
Crro !; the only morning dniy ~ Southern Illinois
a ride- o,cdks Journal small, bh fearless ont
spoken on ali subjects Of interest 10 Nc public
tfifA a tarFe and Increasing circulation, III, B"ic.
Tan soiieits the patronage VI ta',Higea' rc1f.' mol
enferprisnq business men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-14
Ladies', take Particular Notice.
The Real Velpau Female Pills
WARRAkTAn FhAACu

These Pills, so celebrated many years ago In
Paris for the relief of female Irregularities and
Afterwards for their criminal ON 10y ment in the
praa,iee OF abortion, are offered for sale for
tbe frs. time in America. They have been Kept
in comparative obscurity from the fact that the
origin stor, DR.. Vslpau, is ply stefan in Paris
of great W eath an has strict oonscientidarspTin
ei ples. and has withheld Them from general use,
lest they should be employed for unlawful par
poses
In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
of the Womb, hites, Green Sickness, suppress
sion, Retention, or Immodsrate Flow Of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Aztec
tions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Hys
teres, de-, and viii effect a cure when all other
means have failed and, although powerful
remedy, 10 not contain cAiomel, RntlmGny, or
enything burtful to the constitution
To married ladies and young girls who have
never been regulated, they peculiarly suited
They will, in short time, bring on the monthly
period with regularity.
CAUTION Married Ladies should never AXE
them when there is any reason to believe them
selves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce
miscarriage.
Laiies can procure q box, sealed from the eyes
ofthe curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six
postage stamps to N. W. MACOkBER, Gen neral
/ Agent for United States and Cansdss, at Albany
n. l., or Of any authorised Agent. my24dvIy
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gPnOxAE woxxuus.
KEEP THE BLOOD PURE

and good health will follow. Independent of
the danger to life and the misery scrofulA brings
ON Posterity, how many suffer the foul faint to
remain ia the system for life time Ulcers and
sores that are eating away the very fountain OF
lie are also allowed to 60 on. Pimples, Botch-
90 and letters also disfgure the faces Of thous-
ands There is no necessity for all this lAmen-
table condition, as few bottles of the samar'-
tans Root and Herb Juices will eradicate the
oul faint and leave the blood pure and healthy'
Bat some will say they have been trying IN vain
both Doctors and medicines for the cure Oh
scrof=la and given up all hopes Of even reHeI'
To such we say the Root and Herb Juices IL
positive cure and We will Furnish Il tree OF charge
until azure is affected, thus providing beyond a
doubt tha all can can be cured. Pimples and
blotohes removed thereby saving many unpleas-
ant remarks.
Ladies' who desire brilliant complexion with
fre,h and rosy cheeks should use the Root and
Herb Juices All who desire the medicine on
the above terms will please send reference that
they will pay when cured. Root and Herb
Juices 81 rs per bottle.
DEsM 0ND & co. PrOp'rs.
sl5 Race street, PhilAdelPhlA, Pa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-14

is the only known remedy that will radically
cure diseases arising from indescretion. 1t Is
purely vegetable Only ten pills to eject cure
That disgusting drug BSlsam CoPaoiA is snL
prOscribed for this disease with very httle sue
cess PhpsciAns should ct once abandon its
use as is frequently changes the disease to more
dreadful state than the original.
Ii siekeus the stomach and can be snet from
the breath thus exposing the person using 1t.
The SamsrltAns Gift can be used without the
knowledge of any one, curing in from two TO
four days.
Male packages 50, Female IS, Sent by mail.
We csnnot avoid calling the attention OF deli
cate females to the SAmsrlians Gift positive
cure for " Whites. BY following directions YOU
soon get rid of that troublesome disease and be
come robust and hearty.
Sold BY Druggists generally.
0HAs. BESsEs, corner Illinois and Market
street, Ageutfo Rock Island.
rnohsdwly
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BATCHELoK'S BAIk - L..

This superb Hair d. is the best in the tooria
perfectly hArmless.reliabls Gnd inst Autaneous:
o o appointment; DO ridiculous tints OF dis
agreeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Batche-
'ors Hair Dye produces IYNEDIATEi spleen
did Black or Natural Brown, leaves the hsir
rleaA soft beautiful does not contain psrA
Gle Of lead or any injurious compound, sold by
all DruKgists. Factory, Ii Bond street, n. Y.
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BASKETS.
ASKETS
WILLIAMS MANUFACTURE co,
NORTHAMPTON.

NoRTHAMPT0N,...... MASS.
Establishsd 1850. Manufacturer of all kinds
Of Oak and Rattan Baskets. For sale in Chi
cAgo by Warner Felix; l. Gould 4 Co.,; Na-
han White. and hArston Peck Bros, and in
St. Louis by Samuel Cuppies, and Warren, Chez
yer d 90. maySod1y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-14

Iva speech on the KuKlux bill, in the
Senate, Senator Sherman, of Ohio, said.
"He was willing TO create 3 State of uni
versal war, if IL was necessary to put down
these outrASsa," and was applAuded BY the
negroes in the galleries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-14
JOB NGosES'
Sir James Clark'S Female Pills.

These invaluable Pills are untalling IN tie
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
TO which the female constitution is subject.-
They moderate ali exce5 SEES and remove all OBJ
structions, from " hAteyer cause.
TO MARRIED LADIES
they are particularly suitsd. They will in q
short tine bring on the monthly period with
regularity and although very powerful, coL taiu
nothing hurttul TO the constitution. In all case
Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion,
PalpItstIon of ths Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
hey will effect 3 cure when a other means have
failed. The circulars around eaen pack age give
uil directions and &C vice, or will be sent free to
all writing for them sealed from observation.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
1t is the fate Of every true valuable medicine
TO be CouNTERFEIrED. Job Moses Sir James
Glarke's Female Pills are extensively COUNTER
FEIr n. Dishonest Druggists endeavor TO sell
the couuteTfeits 10 make greater profits.
\. b In all cases Where the Genuine cannot
oe obtained, One Dollar enclosed 10 the Sole Pro
pristor, JOB MOSES, Is Cortlandt Street, New
York, will insure bottle OF the zen uins, con
containing Fifty Pills, by return mail, securely
sealed from any knowledge of its contents.
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Illinois Democratic state Convention
srRIxerrELD, August 8, 1871.

A state convention Of the democracy OF Hi
nos will be held In the city Of
Springfield, "Wednesday Oet' 4tn' 1871,
AtI2 O'Clock NJ, to wt!ch the democratic
voters Of each county are requested to send dele
gates. for tho purpose Of nominating q cGndi-
date for representative in congress from the
statc-at large.
The basis or representation In the convent on
will be the number of votes cast for Horatio Sey-
mour for president in 1858, one delegate being
entitled to a scat for each 500 votes cast,
and one for each fraction of $50 votes and over.
The following table indicates the nun Der OF
delegates to which each county is entitled on the
basis liked
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ST0RMEO AND TAKEN.

The last stronghold of the Hair PRISONERS sur
renders. cRISTADORO's flag, bearing on Its
folds the magic cords
CristadOr0'S Excelsior Hair Dye
floats trium phant over all the deleterious trash
With which the N arkOt was not long ago flooded.
Lead en- ough TO make luiiets for an army les on
the shelves of dealers who have sPeeuated in
some OF the metallic hair ooloring preparations
Well, they should have confined heir purchase
TO oRIsTADOR0'ssc safe and perfect preparation.
SO much for running after strange gods" In
the u meantime, TINS famous dye has received q
tremendous impetus in the market, aad can
scarcely be manufactured fast enough to meot
tine enormous demand.
oHRIsTADORO's HAIR PREsERVATTvE
the best dressing that can be used after dye
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Total number Of delegates ....................657
By order Of the uocrauc state central GO m
mittse. ALBERT G. BURR, Chairman.
GEORGE s. KMBERLY, Secretary.
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in all their various forms. 1t is taken inward
iy only. i is positively the only stand ard spe-
oifc before the public, being composed Of pure
and harmless veget& Bile ingredients solely. con
tanning no minerals, poisonous or injurious
drugs
II has actually cured ninety FIVE in every hun
bred oAssR, in the last six years-a result unpAr-
slleled in the history Of medicine
The principal advantage 10 taking this msdi.
cine IT, that it lie quite different in its compost
tion from any other article before the public
No other preparation does or can act in the
same manner. While every medicine purge,
and sieksns the patient,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-14
STOVE REPAIRS.
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CONDUCTED BIT THE SPANISH GOV
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farniShed The highest price paid for Doub-
looms and all kind Of Cold and Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers,
febsd1y Is Wali Street New Y ork