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uuv,uKrr, Wis, MAY II, IS7l.-Union No.
:, 80 o put Union No. l6, (St Louis) in
"A th,t thew circulated a candidate by the
T.u. A. la. Fishback from this city in Dec,
And 1870 and Union No. l6 has twice reeeiv-
\ notice Of the claims on said candidate. Will
= Louis Union be SO kind as to let US know
INV our claims is unpaid at this present time :
y: tpow times have been hard, out if every
',;oO would be prompt and fair suck CORES
.ond,pee could be avoided.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-13
Tke Bulletin.
THE NEWS.
SPRlNGFlElD.
Special to the Cairo Buletin.l

Special to the Cairo Bulletin.
January l?.-Nilsson is convalcscing
and will be able in few days TO meet he'
appointments.
n The convention of circuit judges yesler-
day declared that it wculd be Impossible
during the present session of the general
assembly to change and equalize the 'ari-
GUS circuits Of The State so as TO give each
Judge a fair and equitable proportion of
labor. The work will probably be COM
meneed but not competed.
Nothing Of particular interest tronSpir-
ing in the legislature.
The aspirants for senatorial honors are
working like beavers. The matter is much
mixed with the chances apparently in
Logan's favor q.
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TENN EssE &c.
l4TH AMENDMENT.

Nashville, Jan. h.-Many pcrs ons' in
GLIDING the judges OF tho supreme and cir.
cult courts, encouragement and magi''
trs.ss, have been indicted in the federal
courts for holding Office in Tennessee in
violation of the Fourteenth Amendment
Resolutions have passed the State
senate authorizing the Governor 10 cn-
ploy counsel TO defend the case, in the
supreme court. The resolutions have Vet
70 pass the house.
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They are the Greatest known Rem,
dies.

Read th, 'vil"Wfug symptoms Constipation
flIUlsur-, Inward Piles, tulinos. Of blood 10 the
head, Ar.dity OF tir stomach, Nausea, Ilart.hurn,
dis gust u'iuud, iulin"ss urWCiHhi IN the stomach,
Suur kuciuuons, sinking ur nuttrriRg az the pat
oi The stomach, swimming 'i tie head, hurried
ms ur suiu, yilug Sensations Nh"n ~ lliag pos.
tui,, dlmuess Vision, dots and webbs before the
ghi, duh pain ~ the head, deficiency Of persp,y.
alton, Welcomes OF the skin aud ewes, main In
the side, back, chest, limbs, etc, sudden iushcs
Of heat, burning IN the nesh, constant lnaginlngS
of evil, ana great depression of spirits. All these
indicate disease OF the Liver or digestiy. organs
combined with impure blood,
The use 81 the Bttefs or Tonic will soon cause
thc above SYMPTOMS iodisappcar, and the patient
viii become well and healiy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-13
HooAand's Greek Oil
HoOiiland's German BItters.
Ditters without Alcohol or sdisi
Of any ktn

II different from all others. l. composed Of the
pure juices or vital principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Banks Tor rs medically termed, extracts,) the
worthless AMI inert portions OF the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, In one bottle Of this
Bittors there 1. contained as much medicinal yir-
tue as will De found In several gcllons of ordinary
mixtures. Tho Roots, etc., used In this Bitters
are grown In Germany, their vital principles eS-
tracted In that country bv scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the mandatory in this city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this Biitors Is free from
the objections urged agans, all others, no desire
for stimulants can be induced from their use. they
can make no drunkards, and cannot, under any
circumstance, have any but beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-13
pr. Hoofiand's Greek OIL,
Lighting Cure for all ktnds OF Pains
and Aches.

ArrLIFb ENTEKSALIN.-lt will cure all kinds OF
pains and aches such as Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Ioothache, Chilhlalns, Sprslus, Rrulses, FROST
Bites, Headaches, Pains m the Back and Lons.
Pains the joints, Limbs, Sgng- ui Insects, Rng-
worms, etc.
TAkEN lNfEESALLi.-lt will cure Kidney Com.
plant hackachcs, sick headache, collie, dysenteTy
dlarrhOca, cholera iuiantum, cholera morbu-,
cramps AMI pains IA the stomach, fever aud ague,
,"ushs, colds, asthma. etc.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
No AMNESTY.

Charleston, Jan. 1.-THE South Carroll
MIA house of representatives passed and
sen, to the senate resolutions introduced by
cclored members, instruc,ing senators and
representatives in Congress TO vote against
. general amnesty.
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iGEORGIA.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. ll.-Gov. Bullock
to-day gave certificates, upon application,
TO the following members Of Congress /:
Paine and Mcintyre, LIST district, Be,hunc,
sd, Price, 9Th, Gen. Young, 9TH district
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Cor, 9Th ST. & Washington Ave-
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

The demand fos the DAVIS SEWING MACH.
lNE ia the Atlantic states, where they are best
known, and whore they suppant all others, II
greater than can he supplied,
ltneyer fails IN any KIND Ofwork, II Is simple,
consisting of "a few strong parts, and its vertical.
feed enables II to run over seams and 10 turn cor
ners without change Of stitch or tension,
Clothing AMI Glove Manufacturers prefer II to
all others, and that Is Just the thing for family
sewing everybody wi acknowledge after exam
ming.
Messrs Buders have several sizes and different
styles Of finish. aud respectfully invite all who
"A he
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VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA

Richmond, Va, Jan. 1.-THE senate TO.
day passed the join, resolution providing
for the submission and adjustment of the
state deb, with West Virginia by arbi-
tration.
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Hollands German Tonic.

Was compounded FOR those not inclined TO OK.
rsmo biterp, asd w intended Tor use in cases
when some alcoholic s,imuiant i- required In con.
necion with the tonic properties Of the Biuers.
Each bottle Of the Tonic contain. one bottle Of
the Bitlcr., combined with pure sa,a Cruz Rum.
and havofei In such manner that the extreme
bitterness Of the Bit,ers IL overcome, forming a
preparation highly agreeable and plcas,n, to the
palate. and containing tho medicinal virtue OF tn,
ni,,cts. The price OF the Tonic h 81 90 per
bottle, which many persons think too high. They
must take. into consideration that tho s,imu'
liant used Is guaranteed 10 bc Of n pure quality.
| A poor article could be- furnished ut n chespsr
price, bu, j. not better 10 pay little more and
| have n good ariicloy A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients and
| theywho expect TO obtsna cheap comnound wall
| most certainly he cheated.
They are the Greatest known RENE
dies.
For Liver Compliant, Dyspepsia, Nervous beb,l.
~, jHundico, Disease Of the kidneys, Etup.
tons 81 the Skn, and all diseases
arising from n disordeici
Liver, stomach, or in.
purity of the
blood,
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THE. WAR.
cuAussEY DEFEATED

Versailles Jan 1.-THE army of Gen,
De Chsussey is re,rea,ing at all points,
The Germans are In pursuit, and have
already taken 1000 prisoners.
WE HAVE GOOD NEWS.
From the Eastern department. In an
engagement on the sth with the Carl
baldians, our troops were victorious,
Gen. Won werder advanced yesterday on
Villersexe, and took the place by storm,
The goth French corps was engaged, and
lost two staff officers, II other officers, siN
hundred men and two eagles. Tho
French attempted TO retakc the position,
but failed.
PLANS AND PROSPECTS.
1t is stated that the order for enrolling
all able.bodied male citizens Of Paris will
probably add 100000 To 100000 men to
the fighting force
Another grand sortio from the capital
u in preparation.
1t Is believed that Chaussey and Faid-
herbe are bent upon preventing Manteutiel
~N''NA NNa44co NA'
be'iogers, while Trochu throws himself
with his entire available force upon the
German lines.
Before the week is over, some of the
most desperate fighting Of the war is ex.
pected. The French arc though 20 be
nearly ready for grand final effort
FRENCH PRISONERS.
London Jan ll.-English travellers
bear testimony 10 the generous treatment
accorded 70 the French prisoners Of war
In Germany.
BoNBADMRST
LoSdOn Jan, 1.-THE bombardment of
the Notifications Of Pairs, on the northeast
and south sides was vigorously kept up all
day Tuesday. The French returned a
moderate fire.
cHAUssEY's SUCCESS.
Gen. Faidberbe's cavalry had encounters
with the enemy on the 9Th aad 9th instant
and met with some success.
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HARRISBURG.

EV8FF
Harrisburg, Pa, ian. ll.-ilon. John
Covode died at the United State. hotel
this morning If heart disease,
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
LOUISIANA.
pInIIC SCunnIN.

Nar Orleans, Jan. ll.-Ncgro children
have been admitted to the public schools
by the authorities. White children only
attended heretofore.
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DIR. Hollands Podophyliin,
OK sUBTITCrE FON MERCURY
PILLS,
Two Pills u Dose.
The most po'oerfUI get Innocent Vegetabi,
Cdthdrtic kHoi0H.

'NtNHfftt IANbhN.
III not necessary 10 take ahsndiul of these pills
10 produce the desired effect; two of them NC
quickly aud powerfully, cleansing the liver, stOm
ach and bowel, of ali impurities, The principal
ingredient T. Pudophylln, or the alchoholc or.
ufact 9f Mandrake, winch n by many times more
powerful, acting and searching than the Mandrake
itself It, peculiar action l. upon the Liver, clean.
ing Il speedily from all obstructOls, with all the
power OF Mercury, Yet free from the injurious Tc.
sult- attached 10 the use OF that mineral
IoTall diseases, IN which the use of a cGthaTtic
j. Indicated. these Pills will give entire SAT- sfac.
ton IA every ease. They sLyLR rAIL.
In cases Of Liver cOmpl INT, Dyspepsia, and ex.
IRENE costiyeness, Dr. II oohand's German btters
or Tonic should be used In connect ton with the
Pills. The Toni, effect of the Btters or Tome
builds up the system. The Bitters OF Tonic pun
ines the blood, strengthens the nerves, REGuLAIEs
the Liver and gives strength, energy and ylgor.
Keep your bowels active with the Pills. and tone
up the system with the Buffers or Tonic. and no
disease can tain ITS hold, or ever again assal A.
THESE medicines are sold 10y all Drugg SITS and
dealers IN medicines everywhere.
:, f"eollect that II Is Dr. HOOhands German
h"m.nes, that are 30 universally used and recon-.
henaea, aud do not allow the Druggist TO induce
souto take snything else that he may say IL iust
~ s''l, because he makes a larger profit on II.
in"ne hehedies all he sent by express 10 any lo-
uHH.HG ulon bLpllchuon 10 the PRINCIPAL OF
fii,i;; az Ih,e LEHMAN MEDICINE STORE 03I
4.
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
BY THE CABLES.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

LONDON, February 13.-The Stras'
boarg contains a communication to the
effect that Germany will never restore
to France the territory covered by the
city of Strasbourg.
BERLIN, February l3.-The Lower
House of the Prussian Diet has ap'
proved Of the proposed advance of fifty
millions of thalers to the Empire.
BRUSSELS, February l3.-washburne
has returned to Paris.
The Echo d. Parliament says Gam
beta is seriously Ill.
The Germans in Seine-Inferiure ex
act a contribution of twenty-five franc:
from each inhabitant.
VERSAILLES, February 13.-Banker'
in Paris have fully provided means t
loan the city two hundred millions o
francs, needed for payment Of Its wa
contribution.
The French have proposed a pro
longation of the armistice.
Favre Is expected at Versailles.
The Emperor will 60 to Berlin a
the beginning of March, to open thu
session of the Reiclistag. The arm!
and its commanders will nevertheless
remain in France till the end Of thu
| war
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Tho Newsbsy's Joke On Dana,

correspondence OF the Boston SUM-
MI. Dana Is n very fine-looking man,
whose face, unconsciously, often takes
on an earnest expression very akin to
sadness. A little b%oot-black, who ''does
business" In the neighhorhood OF the
SIN office, has conceived q great anti
patty to the gentleman in question,
and has annoyed him considerably on
different occasions. Somewhere about
S O'Clock, {. \. ID. walked ont Of the
office and started down Nassau street
for Wall-street ferry. The youngster
was ripe for frollc, so followed closely
OH his heels. Half way down Wall
street he met n policeman, and beckoll-
ing to him mySteriously, indicated that
the individual ahead intended commit
ting suicide. The officer Of the law
looked into Mr.. Dana'S pensive coun-
tenance, looked back again into his
informant's honest visage, and COIL
cluded that the information was to be
relied upon. Boot-blacks have UNI
heard of ways Of obtaining news, and
policemen know them to be pretty
good detectives. So rs there was no
time to be wasted IN inquiries, he fol-
lowed closely in the wake of the UNI
~suspecting victim. Ho entered the
ferry, and they followed. There was
no boat in, and lie walked leisurely
down to the edge of the pier-to jump
of, rs the policeman thought. Very
forcibly were two brawny hands placed
upon Mr.. Dana's symmetrical Shout
ders, and very ill-naturedly the police
man bawled:
"None of that, my man.
OF course a crowd gathered around
forthwith.
"What does this mean?" asked Mr..
Dana. excitedly.
Mean? Well, it means that we
understand your maneuvcrs, and we
amt going to have no such work as
this. 1t means that You amt going to
kill yourself just yet"
kill MYSELF" and Mr.. Dana
laughed Historically. That gaping
crowd would have made job himself
hysterical. at haven't the slightest
idea of such a thing; am Charles A.
Dana"
''Of course he is" yelled the tiny
tormentor, starting for the gate /; 'just
you keep hold of him tight. If he amt
sick Of the world the worlds sick Of
him, and he needs 4 keeper any way;"
and before any one could capture the
mischievous urchin, he had dlsap-
Dea red.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BIT
TIE WESTERN UNION TEIEGRArH LISE.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. Al p. NJ
Gold at IL A. NJ, ll1as; greenbacks
unchanged.
LAYER, the successful competitor for
the plan of the new City Hall, to cost
81 800, 900, has been engaged as Super.
intending Architect, at 5000 per month,
during the time Of its construction.
A new two-story frame building was
burned late last night c e Butch,
ertown, lighting up the sky to such an
extent Us led to the impression in the
city that a general oonflagration was
going on there. 1t Is supposed to have
been the work of IN incendlary.
Fine showers during last night and
early this morning. 1t Is now cleal
and warm, and wind south.
Arrived, ship =. Tudor, from Hong,
kong, to Falkncr, Bell & Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-14
ANEW DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT.

It Is always interesting, ifnot import
ant, to learn Of tho proposed move
ments of the Democratic party in 1872,
whether, In the first place, it proposes
to live that long, and, secondly, whom
it proposes to make its national stand
ard bearer. A Washington paper has
already broken ice on the delicate
question, with a decided originality
and preference, at least, in q strong
argument for Judge Ranney, Of Cleve-
land. Among the numerous claims 1t
urges in his behalf Is the fact that the
Judge ran against Ex-Governor Deni-
son, and was defeated only by the Is
sue. The claim is certainly a power
full one. If by issue Is meant the result
or majority, the defeat Is q solitary and
most wonderful instance Of popular
election. If. however, by issue is
meant the principle at stake, 1t fur
nishes as remarkable nm instance OF
stupidity on the part Of those who
voted against him. In either case the
claim is actually first-class. Il goes OIL
to state that he is a broader man than
Judge Thurman, has not the natty
smartness of John Quincy Adams, nor
the erratic dash Of Frank Blair. The
only negative argument, indeed, after
the long and striking array Of points
and facts in his favor presenting itself,
is the fact that he is comparatively lit
tie known throughout the country
And yet this Is one of the strongest
features OH the affirmative side. 1t ha:
been the universal experience will
that party that, in nominating men fol
office, the less known they are the bet,
ter they run, and that n thorough
knowledge is a sure token Of defeat
In view Of all these considerations,
then, 1t is highly probable that this or
~ganization will hit upon this gentle
man in ~ that is, in case they should
think it worth while to make any nom
nation.
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III. o,.ia. Girl .. P,ir..ti...
TFrom the Oneida Circular, Jan. a3d.l

From the Oneida Circular, Jan. 3d.
A late number Of the RerolMioa con-
tains q short item under the title of
tsFlirtation : its Uses and Abuses"
which strongly defends and actually
commends Irritation, OF the ground
TINT it Is innocent and bodies no Ill to
any one-a statement hardly war
ranted by the facts, we fear. 10 the
shallow-hearted, coquetry may be one
of life's amusemsnts, without which
life would be duller but the true wo-
man, we believe, can find sufficient en-
joyment In things far more e%nnobling
to her character than the romance of q
filtration In which she has no more in
terost than to obtain admiration for her
charms, ut the cost perhaps Of broken
heart or hope to the man whose affec-
tions she has wickedly trifed with.
One cannot avoid asking what is>the
moral effect on the character of the
girl who thus abuses the grace and
beauty which God has generously be-
slowed upon her? We candidly be
lieve TINT even u thoughtless course of
coquetry cannot b. INDUCED in without
In some measure demoralizing the
character, making one heartless and
superficial. Still worse then, must be
the result to the deliberate and design
Ing flirt. let the author of this arti-
Gle makes filtration appear to be q
matter of necessity" that n girl may
know as much as possible of the man
she intends to marry, as of men in
general" We agree that 1t Is her
duty to thoroughly acquaint herself
with the man to whom She intends to
give the remainder of her life. but we
doubt whether flirting will be the best
means to effect this end. For the
earnest girl. community life-such as
we enjoy-offers all reasonable and de-
sirable chances for making this ac-
quaintance, and yet enables her to
Keep her womanly modesty and re-
serve. A community girl cGn endure
to be called unsociabfe, or thought
lacking In %brilliancy; but cannot be
thought or called n flirt without feeling
y blush Of indignation tlnge her cheek
at the imputation.
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BriSnsIi ~ a Public Speaker.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial says:
Brignoli made his debut at Indian
apolis recently as q public speaker.
Thus ever "vaulting ambition Ger
leaps ITSELF Success rs a tenor set
his heart on fire to eclipse Demos
themes. And he did it. Demosthenes
never equaled that indianapolis adj
dress Of Siguor Brignoli. Having been
requested to 60. before the audience
there and announce the slight indispo-
sition of Mile Nilsson, he brayely
donned the orators coronet and deliv-
cred himself as follows:
Ladies and Gentlemen = Mile
Nilsson is a leetle 'orse. and begs your
kinda indulge-ance-a."
Observing, rs many of our heroes OF
oratory do, n flutter and ominous
shake Of the auditory head, us much as
to say to the oracle from the speaker.
"What In the d. can he mean ?"
Brignoli calculated: "Vat! You do
not understaadel Then l fegin again.
Mile Nilsson is a little horse, and begs
your kind indulgence"
The oratorieal dart had penetrated
the auditorlal Uranium, aud an explo-
sion of laughter, sympathetic and pa
thetic, both for the sick tair cantatr'ce
and her spokesman, rang resounding
through the Academy Of Music.
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THE PROCTOR TRoUrE.-Miss Fanny
B, Price made her last appearance lii
this city on Saturday evening last In
her excellent representation Of Leah,
the Forsaken," one of her very best
characters. Although her engagement
In this city may not have been pecu
niarily successful, rs al exhibition
of artistic ability, taken a. a whole, II
was a success. There are one or two
of her characters which are not above
the average, but most Of thepl have
been really excellent approximations,
The house was crowded on Saturday
afternoon to witness EAST Lynne"
In which Miss Price shows to the best
advantage. The troupe 60 to Marys-
Vile this afternoon for o season OF
three nights, and returning Thursday,
will open in "under the Gaslight."-
Sac. Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-14

THE LOWEST TYPE OF HUMANITY
On the island of Borneo there has been
found n certain race Of wild creatures
of which kindred varieties have been
discovered In the PHILIPPINE Islands, In
Terra del Fuego, and In South America.
They walked unusually, almost erect
OIL two legs, and In that attitude meas.
ure about four feet In hight. They are
dark, wrinkled and hairy. They con.
struct no habitations, form no families,
scarcely associate together, sleep In
caves or trees, feed on snakes and yer,
min, OIL ants, eggs, and oil each other.
They cannot be tanned or forced to any
labor, and are hunted and shot among
the trees like the great gorilla, Of
which they arc a stunted copy. When
they are captured alive, one finds with
surprise that their uncouth jabbering
sounds like %artlculate language. They
turn up q human face to gaze at their
captors, and the females show instincts
of modesty; and In fine, these wretched
beings are men.-AHdntic Monthly.
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FOREIGN capitalists and manufac-
turers are becoming alarmed ut the
marvellous rapidity with which Aneri-
can manufactures are superSedlng the
foreign, and promising not only to Dust
them from American markets, but to
compete with them abroad. In Eng
land the Government and leading men
arc devising emigration schemes to
avoid the expense Of feeding their un-
employed pauper workmen, whom we,
under the rapid extension Of our in
dustries, are taking off her hands at
the rate Of four hundred thousand a
year, and converting from paupers
into self-supporting, competent men
and capitalists. How could 1t be othe:-
wise, when within ten years our pro-
duct Of iron and iron wares has
doubled? Our shipping interests have
fallen of, but 30 have those Of England
and Scotland, who are not building
one-ffth as many ships as they were In
1885. But while IL general industries
are fiourishing, the manufacturing pre-
eminencs Of England Is waning.