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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.
Explosion Al Ehrenbreitstein.

FRANKPoRT, Nov. 18-ThiS morning
in the Fortress at Ehrenbreitstein, Oppo'
site CobentZ, on the Rhine, some cart.
ridges ignited in the military laboratory,
and alarge quantity Of fixed ammunition
exploded. The building was badly shat
tered. Three soldiers were killed aAd
many wounded. The immense magazines
ut the fortress, where supply Of powder
Is stored sufficient for u ten years seige,
escaped.
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LONDON, Nov. 19.-News has been re-
ceived Of a collision at sea, between two
supposed American vessels, the ALA Nor
ton and Agnes Campbell, The latter
sunk, No particulars,
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Robbc,y in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. t9.-The iewelry
store Of 7. & s. Frank was robbed last
night Of 10000 worth Of watches, etc.
one burglar concealed himself in the up
per part Of the building In the day time,
and admitted his confederates during the
night. -------
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CONGRESS will assemble just two weeks
from to-day, and when GARRETT DAVIS
gets to going we hope Councilmen will
take brief respite.
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M11WAUKRE.

MILWAUKEE, Nov 1s.-Chief Of police
Beck, is now considered out of danger.
The ball has not been found, but the in.
dlcations are that its course was such as
not to touch any vital part, and will give
him no trouble,
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For Sale,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
v SALR.-A lot Of ground near Dewey 4
vance'S Mil, at head OF MarShall street. 100 feel
front by 27i deep, with large brick Dwelling
House Of hall and II rooms. Also, frame tom
ant house. VIII bs sold on favorable terms To
close an estate, by y. L. CUTHBERT,
nOvi6 Real Rstato Agent, Monroe street
TLIZA JANE ZANE, SAMUEL
u sprIgg Zane, CoFdella Carr and Milton T.
Carr Noah Zane, Sophia RuStOn and Alexander
EustOn, and PlAtOG ZAnO.
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ALEXIS has arrived at last and New
York is happy. His visit Is the social
event Of the season. 4FfT
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KossUTH has just been heard of In
London, in connection with the Interna.
tional Society.
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CHICAGO.
The Remains of MCDeVit, the Bill
lard Player, Found.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-The charred re.
mains ol John McDevitt, the celebrated
billiard player, were this evening found
under the ruins Of the Tribune building.
lie was seen on the morning Of the fire
in front Of the building, somewhat intoxi.
Gated, and refused to make his escape
when urged by bis friend to do so, declar.
ing that he was not afraid Of being burn
cd. The body was recognized by the
pantalOons ho had on. '-..-...
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Gov. JACOB has issued a proclamation
appointing the SOth inst as Thanksgiving
Day. .-. fIt.#
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NRw ORLEANS, Nov 1s-The Louis.
lana State Fair opened to-day. The time
for entering articles Is extended TO the Esd.
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TXECUToRS SALE OF REAL
III ESTATE
FRIDAY, tho 18th day Of Dec, 1871,

In pursuance OF the will OF Martha Knox, do.
ceased, tho undersigned will, on .
FRIDAY, the 18th day OF Dec, 1871,
at tho front door OF the Court House for Ohio
county, West Va, commencing alto O'Clock A.
n, sell the following valuable property, lying on
tho west side OF Main street in the city Of Wheel.
lug, being lot No. two ~ and part Of lot No. one
u, being tho same now occupied by Harbour d
DIttmAn, by George W. EckhArt and N. G. HRne,
and by the dwelling house formerly occupied BY
Mrs. Martha Knox In her life time
TERNS OF SALE-one.iourth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, or as much more as the
purchasers may choose to pay; tho remainder in
four annual payments, with interest from date
payable Seml.annuAlly. Negotiable notes to be
given for the deferred lnsIalments, 10 be secured
by deeds OF trust and satisfactory insurance on
property, atthe expense Of the purchaser
JAMES P. ROGERS,
d. q. LIST,
nOvA Executors Of Martha KnOY, decd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgenCer.

+. By the Western Union Line. w
Ofice Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe stS.)
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The Turner's Of this city held their On.
nual festival to-day. After parading
through tho streets, they spend the re.
mainder of the day in Wood Park,
DETECTIVES TO DE ovERHAULED.
Mayor Davis has ordered an investiga.
ton into the conduct Of some Of his detec.
tives, against whom serious charges were
made yesterday at q meeting Of citizens,
who have recently been the victims Of
burglars.
The revelations yesterday were damag.
ing To the detective system of the city, and
the proceedings published in this morn.
ings papers has occaSioned much Com.
ment,
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.-Some days ago
the Tines, Of this city, published an arti-
Gle stating that the wife Of a prominent
Homeopathic physician had been false to
her husband, and left with young
man from the East. DR.. Hartmann, Q
well kn0Wuphyslcian and somewhat ora
politician, ofthlS city, states that he and
bis wife are the parties referred to In the
article, and yesterday q suit was entered
in the Circuit Court in their name against
the Times, claiming $4,000 damages for
slander. DR.. Hartmann also entered suit
In his own name against the same paper
for $2O, 1000 damages Tor alleged slander
contained in another publication referring
70 that gentleman's connection with
Emile Lusisky, late delaultlng Treasurer
Of this city. uu %.
Suits were also entered yesterday by
Geo. d. Humphreys and VIM. Hage
against the North Missouri Railroad
Company for 100000
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Prominent tobacco manufacturers In
tho city had an interview yesterday, with
Israel Kimball, Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, at Washington, at which the
question Of taxation Of tobacco was
freely discussed. Resolutions were adopt.
ed recommending reduction of the tax,
and uniform rate that Congress should
protect the manufacturers against the sale
Of leaf tobacco at retail favoring the abo.
litlon Of the bonded warehouses; that
peddlers Of tobacco should be licensed,
and restricted 80 as 10 prevent fraud, and
that the tax on sales should be revoked,
and that oil tobacco conilscatcd by the
Government should be destroyed. 30
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increase Ofsmallspo1 In Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 19.-The health
report for the week ending to-day, shows
1888 deaths from smallpox, an increase Of
SO oeer last week
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CINCINNATI.
DetectIon OF an Emhazzler.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.-The chief sales.
man OF Howell, Gano & Co., prominent
hardware dealers here, has been discov.
cred practicing syatem Of embezzlement
upon the firm which has extended through
a number Of years and which aggregates
about $4,000. The course pursued was
to ship goods to innocent customers In
Chicago, who were made TO believe that
by getting them through the salesman
was procuring them cheaper. The goods
thus shipped were never entered on the
firm books. The offender was considered
above suspicion, but when confronted by
his aCcusers he confessed and made ar.
rangements by which the larger part Of
the amount will be restored 10 the firm,
hiss friends agreeing to make up the deficit.
BANQUET TO GEN. wEITzEL.
The committee to arrange for the ban.
quet to Gen. Weitzel, as q recognition Of
his faithful services in connection with
the Louisville Canal, has been appointed,
consisting OLA. T. Goshorn, Charles w.
Rowland, Richard Smith, Capt. Eckert,
Augustus Vessel, 8. +. Covington and Il,
Blggs. The chairman LETT for Louisville
yesterday to confer with Gen. Weitzel
relative TO the time.
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

ofTur for PalO the houo In which how're. ~
side, situate on John street, few doors
east Of Flflh. Tho house is 4 substantial "
twO.story brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides q bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, with good cellar, hot and cold water In
bathrooms. The honsc is In good order and
we'll located and In every way desirable prop
etty, being but little over square frOm tho
Post once. There is also on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
suhlclent for four hOrVee, and carriage house
Any one wishlngto purchase can examine the
premises OF any ilme. ....--.--..---
Bept95 ,INO r. MtDERMOT.
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T sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.


Having sold all the lots offered At $500 each,
except two, | now offer ten lots ifohtlng on the
east side OF Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending TO the river. Price from $500 TO 81 900
each. according TO size and location. Terms,
" JNO. P. aI1CHRIsT,
aug9i ..a a1 ATOP Mil.
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Yesterday afternoon two men entered
the office Of the Union Trust Company,
and while one Of them was conversing
with the President concerning a loan, the
other went into Rn adjoining room and
took t0i bonds Of 81, 600 each Of the Mon
ticclIO Railroad Company. One Of the
men, who gave the name Of Edwards, was
secured. His confederate escaped with
the bonds.
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FALL OF BUILDINGS.

Three four story buildings on 122nd St.,
whose foundations were undermined by
the late storm, fell yesterday afternoon,
burylng Charles Nelson, a laborer. Loss
$4,000.
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DOR sALE-ONE GOOD WARE
u ROOM on Monroe street. u
Ono comfortable Dwelling House on Monroe
street.
Two new Brick Dwelling Houses on Quincy
Ono new little Cottage on the Island, on Broad.
way. !. IRWIN,
OC15 Real Estate Agent.
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FXECUTORS SALE OF PERSON.
IL AL PRoPERTY.-Kll tho Household and
Kitchen Furniture belonging to tho estate ol
Martha Knox, late OF Ohio county, deceased, will
be sold at public auction by tho undersigned on
TUESDAY, November 0lSt, 1871,
Al the late residence Of said Martha Knox on
Main street, above Union, beginning aL 10
O'Clock AN.
Terms Of sale each, d. G. LIST,
JAS. r. ROGERS,
noylO Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
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TOR SALE Low AND ON EASY
II TBRMS-A hrst class Tannery, two story
Brick Building, 80 feet by o., with oil the mod.
The low price and location would make II
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and hull lot, on Hampden street.
W. V. HOGE q BRO,
nOVi Market street.
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In pursuance OF the will OF Martha Knox, dc
ceased, the undersigned will, on .
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NEW YORK CITY.
Run on the Tammany Banks.
Three suspsnsionE--Others
Threatened To-Day.
ARRIVAL OF ALEXIS.
LETTER FROM JOHN STUART MILL.

New YoRK, Nov. 1s-Morpmg.-At a
regular weekly meeting ofthe Liberal club
last evening, letter was read from John
Stuart Mill, IN reply to Mr.. Greeley's
anti.lrGe trade criticism.
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RoWLNa aREEN BANK suspENpEp.

The eTun on Bowling Green Savings BanI
caused suspension at 9 o'clock this after
noon. The officers Of the bank say tha
at the end OF sixty days it will be able L
meet all demands. .... J..
OTHER RANKS THREATENED TO-DAY.
1t is reported that there will bo a ruG
on other banks Monday.
A THIRD SUSPENSION.
Tho National Savings Bank also sus
pended to-day, making three IN oil, '
EXCITEMENT ABOUT TwEED's BANK.
There was considerable excitement
about the Guardian Savings Bank to-day
The deposltors were assembled in large
numbers around the bank, thoagh nc
demonstrations were made. The friends
Of Tweed tried to paCiiy the crowd by
saying that the bank would resume on
Monday, Prominent Tammanyites have
had official connection with three Of the
suspended banks, Tweed being President
of The Guardian Bank, and Police Com.
missioner Henry Smith, OF Bowling Green,
in the office. .... $500. 49,.
sAtALL.PoX. ..' !
Nine new cases OF smallpox arc re.
ported today. This makes thirty.nine
cases since Saturday last,
QUARANTINE CHOLERA.
The cholera at Quarantine Is now sup
posed to have been subdued. No deaths
have occurred since Thursday. The
Humboldt, Of the same line as the Frank
lin, expected to arrive on Tuesday, 1t Is
feared, will have portion of the disease
on board,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

BeB.The postofice department has given
notice that the following prepaid rates Of
postage are in full of all charges to desti-
nation; On letters for France and AL
geria, forwarded via England, for letters
not exceeding one-thlrd of an ounce in
weight, ten cents exceeding one-third
ounce but not over one-half ounce, sixteen
cents; exceeding one.half ounce and not
over one-third Of an ounce twenty cents
exceeding two-thirds OF an ounce and not
over one ounce, twenty-six cents, and SC
on, adding four cents per each half ounce
for United States and ocean postage and
six cents per each two-thirds ounce fol-
British and French postage. This modi'
tication of existing regulations does MOI
interfere with the mailing of letters t
France and Algeria, whether wholly un
paid or partially prepaid, as to United Sta
tes on land or sea postage
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DH- The information received by the
Navy department, from DR.. l.. p. Tcrman,
Of Gotha, concerning the German dis
covery Of an open polar sea, states that
the mediterranean point reached was 100
North on the meridian of 4So East. They
found most favorable state of the ice to-
ward the North pole, with probable con-
nection with the open sea north of Siberia
and toward the East. The expedition
was made in small sailing vessel Mt the
expense ofthe officers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

A TELEGRAM fl Springfield, dateo
1st, instant, inforns the pubic 'ia'
Governor Palmer has instructed A''or
nev. General Bushnell to procure the III
dictment Of General Sheridan, Col
Sherman and others engaged IN unlaw-
ful proceedings, including the killing
.eTI Crosvernor during the military
oocurotion of Chicago after the great
fire Many persons who had conf
dence in the governors devotion to the
doctrine of local government--state
rights-wcre surprised aud chagrlned
that he permitted without protest the
unnecessary occupation of city OF IL
linois by the army Of the United States
in time Of profound peace. There
was no necessity for that occupation,
and,t established dangerous precedent
If, whenever storm of fire or winu,
or even the lawlessness of turbulent cit
liens, destroys property in a city, the
army of the United States may take
possession of it and establish martial
law. without saying to the state author
lite, by your leave, there is no lon
ger any safety against the power of the
bayonet. If the army may be thus en-
ployed to-day when great disaster oc-
ours, a smaller pretext will justify like
usurpation of power tomorrow. The
only way to stop these military en-
croachments is by the operation of law
by holding the officers of the army
under whose orders property is des-
troyed and lives sacrificed to strict
accountability for their acts. In this
instance, citizen was murdered by a
soldier acting under orders Of Gen.
Col. Sherman, and others,
and they should be punished, In no
other way can the law and the rights
Of the people be INDICATED. Bravo,
Palmer
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MRs. RUTH has been arrested as an
accomplice of DR.. Medlicott in the muir
der of her husband. The course of
justice seems to be plain in the case.
The evidence which convicted Medli-
colt pointed toward Mrs. Ruth as his
willing partner in the crime.
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HOWEVER LOOSE Mayor Hall may
be with the funds of New York he is not
going to..allow any votes to be stolen if
he can help it. He offers one hundred
dollars reward for the discovery Of false
registering or voting.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

S@rMiss Fannie Sprague, beautiful
blonde of six summers, daughter of Colo
mel Amasa Sprague, and niece of United
States Senator Sprague, of Rhode Island
drives apair Of Buckskin ponies, harnessed
TO willow phaeton The ponies are very
graceful, valued at $4,000, and were pun
chased in Kansas.
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AN APPROXIMATE measurement OF
the streets destroyed by the fire in Chi
cago shows that sixty miles Of streets
we're laid waste.
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A YOUNG WOMAN, aged but eigh-
teen years, shot and instantly killed her
seducer, at Lincoln, in this state, on the
18th ult 1t would seem that a young
woman of that age, possessed of the
nerve to do such decd might have
taken better care of herself in the be-
ginning.
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DoS- A Virginia paper brings forward
the calf ofth period. 1t is but fv c
months old and gives quart of milk per
day. This juvenile calf-wondor has no
offspring, but was brought to her milk dry
so by another calf (her playmate) sucking
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THE Du Quoin Tribune inyokcs cy,
cry republican to do his duty on Tues
day next If this advice should be
followed there would be no living re.
publicans, 1t Is the duty of every
republican to commit suicide-a duty
which has been sadly neglected during
the last few years.
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1@- Atlanta (Ga.) papers say that cot
ton is coming in rapidly and in large
quantities.
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JOB PRINTING.

The undersigned, propretors OF the DAILi and
WEEKLY BULLETIN, have just received an assort-
ment OF the latest styles of Job Printing types,
and have now one Of the most complete Job otfces
IN the South and West. They natter themselves
that they possess facilities for turning out
promptly. IN the best style OF the Art, all work
entrusted 10 them, from tho smallest card or
label TO the mammoth poster. and At prices
which leave with our business men no good ex-
re for sending their work 70 st Louis, Gin.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN denounces
Chicago. as a gigantic fraud. He's
another.
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NEXT TUESDAY is election day.
Vote for Hayes, Bowman, Martin and
Heley,
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Allison's chances for the United States
Senatorship from Iowa, vice Harlan, are
said to be improving.
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The SMITH FAMILY of the United
States can now put on airs if it wants
to, and eastern ones at that. One Of the
Smiths has been chosen legal adviser
and counsellor of the rulers of the Chi.
nese Empire, and will soon enter on
his duties The position is the same
occupied by Arson Burlingame, de.
ceased, also an American
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

bU~ Strawberries, measuring an inch
and a half in length and three inches in
circumference, were picked last week
from vines in Norfolk, Virginia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

ALL THE EUROPEAN rulers who
have contributed to the relief of Chi
caso have given about twice as much
as Grant did. But then too much
ought not to be expected of the pre.i.
dent, The newness of his sensation.
In giving away money instead of tax.
ing 1t, ought to be considered with all
due allowance.
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b6r Gen. Joseph +. Johnston is on a
visit to North Carolina.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

It's depression, IL voluntary emission,
loss Of semen, LspermatOrrhga,1 loss Of
power dizzy head, loss OF memory,
anu threatened Impotence and tMbe-
ciifts, and lOvcrc1gn cure fn Hum.
Ehrey's Homeopathic Specific No
TWenty.ciEht. Composed OF the most valua
BILE mild and potent Curatiyes, they strike q
onde at the roots of the matter, tone up the sys
TEN, arrest the discharges, and impart vigor and
energy, lie and vitality TO the entire man. They
have cured thousands OF cases. Price, s. per
packages OF five boxes and a large 81 vial, which
IL very important III obstinate or old cases. or 81
ersingl" box. Bold by all drusgsts, and sent
by mail on receipt OF price. Address Humphrey
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, 662 Broad
way, +. Y. r. SCHUH.
augl5drowawly Agent, Cairo, IIlino il.
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Ba5nA special dispatch from Washington
states that it is asserted on tho authority
of Senator Poole that President Grant has
expressed his determination to declare
martial law throughout the entire South
in consequence of continued outragcs.
nslyn The Mayor and other municipal
officials of Lexington, Ky, have been ar
rested on an indictment from the United
States Court, charged with felony in con-
noction with certain disturbances in the
last August election.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

LOUISVILLE is agitated on the sub.
Je't Of railroads, The Chesapeake
aud Ohio railroad have purchased the
Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington
I0ad thus giving short line from
louisville to New York and the East.
eTn cities And the Courier. Journo.
calls for short cuts into the South, aut
proposes several which would be- .
great benefit to the city.
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H., - , :, be remembered to VIII.
dnoas -t ,ss credit, that he has re,
o,... s's'u4ent on Cairo lots over
~ quarter .a OF million dollars within
TWO years Although hi. nrsdoooasar.
.a :. '"e assessment at the war rate
and it was difficult to convince eN, MANY aar
that he was justified in snoh ma"
he felt it his duty to make hi. redmo
ton And yet the few Scattering Mil
Ter men, who are feebly opposing him
assert that he increased the city asses,
ment, and decreased the county asses,
citizens 10 the most accep,aYs ussur, -.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-04

Gov BULLOCK, who has been rob.
D'us the state Of Georgia during the
past SIX years, ascertaining tina, conc,u
s 1N proof Of his dishonesty had beer
,nI made virtue of necessit,
S had resigned re-. the governorship. Ifh,
mad not, he would have been dismis.a .,
no VIC once a convicted thief. Ant
n , Ae comes forward in the role Of ,
1,hosa with whine, and says: ooh
de,srm ai'Ilole democrats. They hat
.,s @l~ined to sacrifice me in the in
.so' s', OIL the late rebellion, and there
, lore concluded to get out Of the '@ otic
'Dey kicked me out. Pity me.