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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-10

furnish amusement and test mems guess.
ing qualities. Duringay and h
after every pr, iden,ial clc' IN the dis
appointed politicians mourn over what
might have been, and the successful
ones rejoice at their &C luck ard
for year and half before every pres
idential election the politicians of every
shade use their lead pencils in calculat
ing the chances. They are now all at
this amusing passtime, and appear to
enjoy it with relish that is pleasant to
contemplate. A candidate, to be sue.
cessful in the electoral college, must
receive l59 votes, the total being 81.
Here is the way the vote woald stand if
all the states voted at 1872 as they
have voted at different times since
Grants election in 1868:
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rHUST Il 1871.

former numbt ., tits we'fllled with o. .oi-
nal and selcs, i articles Of In. ,rest ID
value {, Western farmers, fer whom thew
are sp, iially prepared. The present num-
Der contains larger proportion Of oripi-
nal matter sid greater variety Of Editorial
notes 6 I'd gleanings than former one
showing On aued effort to increM, is
| value.
The August number of the Ee,ec,;,
Magazine is at hand; and in considera-
tion Of the summer weather, probably,
shows a larger proportion than usual of
light and entertaining articles. The
heaviest on the list ID / brilliant and sue-
gestive essay on the Downfall of Bona.
| parteism,' s,d this Is followed by q bur
lesqpe poem entitled I" Platenic Pando,.
81" An Escape from the Prisons Of the
Pionbi," (" An African Haren," D"Ns.b.
aniel Hawthorne" " English Republican
ISM" "Herschel a, q Music Master"
Lifein Mars" CuriOsitiss Of Criticism"
The Dutchman at Home" "Apbasiao
"A New American Poet" and several
others. patty is brought nearly to a
close, and the editorial departments are
unusually full. ., ,..
4. X. Polton, Publisher, loS Fulton
Street, Now York. Terms s. per year;
two copies $si single copies As cents.
We have had the pleasure of examining
the first number Of the new series of
Of Ford's Christian Repository, to be here
o or published in st. Louis. This periodi-
cal, before the war, was published in Louis
vile, and enjoyed wide and influential
circulation, especially among members of
the Baptist denomination, in whose in
terest it is conducted. The Repository 10
edited by DR.. s. Ii. Ford. The DR.. is well
known throughout the South an elo.
quent pulpit orator and writer. Until
very recently he was 10 charge Of the
Central Baptist Church In Memphis,
which charge he gave up TO devote his
time and energies 10 tho work Of editing
she Repository. Heis assisted by his wife,
Mrs. Sallia Roch' ter Ford, name which
is almost household word among Bap-
lists. Mrs. Ford is the accomplished au-
thor Of "Grace Truman" q docirinal
story, illustrative Of the power Of prin-
cipis and the conviction Of duty over oil
temporal interests. In the Repository
for July are the ir'tiatory chapters Of
another story BY Mrs. Ford, "Evangsl
Wiseman," which bids fair TO rival its
predecessor in interest and power. The
Repository is q magazine which cannot
fail to have good influence Ia families
where it is introduced and We cordially
recommend 1t to Christ IN families every
where. Address s. II. FoRp, s.
st. Louis, Mo.
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DOUBTFUL

Now, if the democrats can hold all
they have and gain six votes they
will elect the president, but they can
not hold all they have. Arkansas will,
beyond all doubt, swing back into the
radical ranks, not because the majority
OF the voters are republic
cans, but because Clayton having
sold out to Grant VII carry the state
for Grant either by fair or foul means
peaceably and corruptly if he can, but
forcibly and corruptly-(corruptly |
any evenD-if he must. Neither is
Florida nor Alabama to be depended OIL,
since within their borders even vet the
sword is dominant, and what rae calism
therein dare not accomplish by open
violence it can do By corr = applianc ).
This calculation would t. G l6 votes
from the democrats and ,e them tc
the republicans. In looking over the
republican column which We have sci
dow ! a, ice, ain repub 6 ~" we Car
find no doubtful state, up.ess lllinoi,
may be so classed, and it might be J,
the democrat c leaders ESQ., called) Of the
state would awaken to a thorough appre
citation of the necessities of the hop-
But among the doub al states the dem
ocrats can find much reason to hope for
good results. Connecticut viii, we be.
lieve, vote for the democra president,
and New Jersey and Nebraska
will in all probability vote in the same
way. Texas, being bayonet state, un.
der the control of Grants soldiers and
office holding thieves who do his bid
ding, will probably vote the republican
ticket. We have, then, Pennsylvania
and Ohio as the great battle fields of
the presidential contest, At this dis
lance from the contest we cannot conf
IDENTIFY predict the result, but we have
little doubt that, the democrats shall
act wisely aud nominate a candidate
upon whom can be united all the dem
ocratic votes and against whom the con-
servatiye anti-Grant republicans can
not be induced to vote by the cry Of
anti warism, the democrats in 1872 will
sweep both Pennsylvania aud Ohio,
and triumphantly elect their presiden-
tial candida }.
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IF"'' Vsel By s....,or L.,,.i,le. ie,,oelei at d.
VICTORY

The election returns FROM Kentucky
and St. Louis show that the democrats
have 10 both elections gained very deci.
slve victories. This is a gratifying fact,
and will be received by all democrats as
IN earnest OF the results Of the elections
Of the near future.
In Kentucky the radical. were
strengthened by the negro vote, and the
federal administration used every .vo0.
oy that it could command to ovsroo
the democratic majority, or, at least. 80
greatly reduce it that the republicans
even il they failed to elect their ticke,
night claim q moral victory. But tn
old guard Of democracy never waverc
or . moment, aud triumphed glcriousl,
In D. Louis the radicals also made
veg dsspsnts effort forsuccess, The
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-10

STEPHEN PEARL ANDREWS, the
" Pantarchy" man, is at home on def
nitions, and can define the commonest
word in language so skillful that
no person on or over or under the earth
can comprehendit. Take as an instance
his definition of the word "R;gh' {"
derived from the La, n word
meaning straight To illustrate he tal
straight road, as that which leads most
directly to the object aimed at. "The
straight road" he says, sis =
precious Analogue or Type by which
: to elucidate this whole subject--a gem
'of universological illustra'on," be.
cause, as Pearl holds, the practice y
all-impoi ant property of straigh,
line, street or road, is that it points in
two opposite directions -" indicated
by the words come and go, bring and
curry, 10 and fam, hither and yon, ETC.,
Technically aqueniey and oguori,y,
the to,ohichness and the .troaphica-
'mes.)' All of which is quietly sub.
mitted to all persons who desire to be
thoroughly posted on the meaning of
the word Right"
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STATE CONVENTIONS

Wisconsin The democratic conyep.
''on, Z"d INST republican, 3Oth inst
Virginia Reorganization copyeu.
ton, Both inst.
Mississippi democratic, Both ms,
Massachusetts, Labor reform, Is,
of September; democratic, 18th Of Son.
'ember republican, 9th of September
Illinois; --Republican, 18th Of Sen
'sul"er democratic. 18th of October
18th of October.
omo Labor reform, 18th Of o..
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used every weapon known to politicp
warfare, and had, besides, all the mora
aid which the refusal of the Ms oar
Republican to give to the democratic
ticket an unqualified support, could
supply, and yet they were beaten
beaten in st. Louis not long ago one of
the strong holds OF the country
"Things is workin' p
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A SPIRIT PICTURE.
A SINGULAR OCCURRENCE "A PICTURE on
WINDOW PAIS-How DID 1T GET
THERE

A SINGULAR OCCURRENCE "A PICTURE on
A WINDOW PAIS-How DID 1T GET
THERE
From The Conneaut( o. )Ctizen
One of the most singular occurrences
we have heard Of is q profile of a man
upon window pane on the north side Of q
house at Ashtobula Harbor, occupied at
present by Mr.. Charles Lynn. ID. B.
Geary visited tho place on Thursday, for
the purpose of gratifying his curiosity,
and reports Ms follows: "The outlines Of
this strange picture were first noticed
some six weeks ago, gradually being de-
veloped until, on the occasion Of his visit
the profile was perfect and the expression
of the eye particularly sharp and clear.
Mr.. Geary states that while looking at il,
'here seems TO be no escape from tho stage !;
get in what position you will, the eye
seems to rest upon you with piercing
sharpness. The profile represents man
of middle age, very heavy, full beard, with
rundown collar Some days ago Mr..
| Lynn sold the sash containing this profile
to gentleman for the sum of $25. Upon
being removed from its position to the
house no trace of the strange picture cor d
be seen, but upon being replaced 1t WAS l.
plain to the eye as before. This marvel Is
attracting people by hundreds, the road to
and from the house being constantly
thronged with visitors anxious to witness
the sight. The Hon Is. +. Wade nd lady
are among tLn.e who have Wis cd the
place. Mr.. Geary states that all attempts
to wash it of have been without the least
effect, although the gstror 1t acids h, &C
been applied Tho colorins, which is t
enough TO give character to he immage,
is Of variegsted smoke, 81 atty tingeI
with blue. Here seems to bs nut for
naturalists to crack, which, If scientifically
done, will relieve great curiosity and much
rstition.
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THE New York ! 'cuiay Mail has
seen letter on the subject of narrow
gauge railways ON Mr.. Robert Fair
lie the distinguished English engineer
who has been identirll from the first
with the narrow-gauge in Europe He
writes that the expo len,s made in
Russia are completely succo full, aud as
evidence Of it gives the fact that trains
Of 3i5 tons are hauled by light engines
over light rails up an incline of one
in eighty for five mi,cs-25l tous of
the whole amount carried being paying
freight This is 2.7S paying tons for
every one of dead weight. On roads
OF the present gauge in this country,
the proportion Of paying to dead weight
Is one to one, 50 that AS Mr.. Fairlie
puts it, while Russian narrow gauge
roads carry 25l tons in % tons of cars,
We require 2ji tons of cars at least to
give the same results. Mr.. Fairlie
gives tia his deliberate opinion that the
engine bearing his name, with light
rolling stock ona two,foot gauge, will
perform greater service than the best
broad gauge road III the United States
y ana that there will be great saving
Is besides. He perfer, the three. foo,
gauge to all Others, believing that it ha,
: Agrea'er capacity than any other eve,
/, attempted
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DEMOCRATIC.

Eighteen States"."....""."..
This leaves the democrats sic votes
short of the necessary number; but all
of the remaining 164 votes are not by
any means certain to be cast for the re.
publicans. We will set down as "sure
republican states" the following;
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FLESlDENTIAI.CI.

calculating partisan chances pepa,o =,
al election is like the folly Of coununn
chickens before they are hatched, bu
such calculations will be made The,
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COULD WOOD OR SHOULD WOOD
DO SOY
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BOUT WELL.
AN EXPOSE OF HIS l1NC ANCE
AND CORRUPTION.

FALLING OUT AMONG RADICAL
THIEVES.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY nuLLETIS.

Jo''n II. oheriy Co nave reduced the suh.
'ef''.sI rr'cc 81 us- weekly CAIRO Bulletin to
o"s I's4a' Pc na".0,, making t the cheapest pa.
PER abolished ia southern illinois.
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thirteen States. ".."...".......... 30
This classification, which we find in
several Of our exchanges, is no doubt
correct, and it leaves as
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-10

The State Register, not ha, .ng the
fear of the God and morality republic
cans in its eye, calls the Hon. Richard
Yates. "this adul,erous whisky sviller."
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A"''ed 10 The dteiSiOn OF tie ndt,Otlt dem-
Gcrattc cOHuonti0n.
Iih- Aes YORK Wufli IA Senator Doolittlcl
he record - So consistent and uHtar-
nnI'el that Il may be Gfeaei 10 straight
'"e dFa~a across a pa=,ie--d clodr beam,
"1"a,rued BY the facLtating atmosphere
81 A"sr'ed" polite, through tie past
hSenty years.
u '"' TsfA by se..lJr LU,ilile. iei,oecGi at u.
ifp' 10 lSis.
. - SAfe lhe SJun Z. indus lr poscd to
~ ne P'op.s ~ lAlum after they hnd re
- ny E1'h" an4 hat ii4en put down by
60. 81 Nt' P1Scr, Whcp The question
"a 'hs stuAic What -hAu Ice dome win
-. ~, t'- Psapl~ vi L.aum > there sere
-. ',' ~" rnt'' y no shouted "Cdnh.cate their
- ~! mHht Them slave, " There Ma. how
II s' N. H'A' IA! Who would have made them
- - .'l'li Nv a slave. Nut CAtnilIu. uL,..
,,',,n " r'hgi- tine has mat. h,. nome a..
80, 80 r-hAt1ts, let "a. tnAk . th.,,, q. M.
usns' ,hl ihu. Sdl 10 ti,r uos., ~ :, i i
@ i@t Us, how thai they hAy. issa t E's,! -
au'us " hef rebellion and have r.ns.v " !, va
sheRshee 70 the UNION And IN. a." ~, W., wy
houtheTh people our fellow -cit,. ~ ,',a t va
sdh W lie v-asT ami glory Of the u,t,n,lI vi"
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TrNyfE C. CLAFLIN, the junior of
| the free love firm of Woodruff 4 Olaf
| lin, has announced her determination
to stand for congress in the eighth con-
gressional district Of the state of New
York. Her platform is equal rights
TO all citizens" which according to
her Interpretation includes woman suf-
frage. This "old GAL Tennie, is one
Of the pestilential women of easy NOR
ais who have crowded to the front rank
Of the advocates of woman's rights. She
is "full of sound and fury signifying
nothing Her motto is Make it
pay" With unblushing effrontery
she advocates damnable doctrine, the
success Of which would induce chaos &c
come again and transform the world
into a badly managed bawdy house
She is, in short, a dangerous pest and
should be suppressed-crushed out -
laid upon the shelf of public displeas.
uIe.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
by buying your
FLU r r. e
,.o.
EICHHOFF BROS, .
Tx -''-.
FURNITURE FACTORY,
washsssson-nv., Near Cossum House.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS
Messrs. Eichhon Brothers desire TO inform the
citizens Of Cairo that they are manufacturing all
kinds OF
PLAIN AND FANCY FURNITURE
And have now on hand AMI Tor sale, ct
wholesale and Retail.
all kinds, and will continue tn keep at their
SALES ROOMS IN THEIR NEW BUILDING,
Every description of cheap and costly furniture
- carved Bedsteads,
svMMbe Topped Bureaus.
srsideboards, washstands.
SSrwardrobes. Sofa Chairs,
sA.sofas and Mattresses,
aS-Loungos, etc etc,
Which they will g. lrsntee to sell
TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
Than they can he bought from any other dealer in
the city. Give them call and satisfy your.
| self. iy2Sdu
HOTELS.
CRAWFORD HOUSE,
CORNER SIXTH AND WALNUT-sT.,
(Entrancc on Sixth-st.,l
(. I; cay sa,.' CINCINNATI, ONO.
4. Is. Lodwick,
CAKES. cADr AGO. Propretors.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
CoMMERcIAL-AvESuE, OPPOSITE r. o.,
| CAIRO. ILLS.
JOSEPH BAYLIss, PROPRIETOR.
THE House IS NEWLY FURNISHED
| And Offers TO the public first class aceommods-
lions at reasonable rates.
CENTRAL HOUSE
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FOR President, 1872,
JAMES X. DOOLITTLE.
or WISCONSIN,.

OF WISCONSIN.
SUBJECT 70 the dteisiOn OF tie national DEM.
ccratic contention.
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Gov. OGLEsBY has announced his
determination to not run as the repub-
licau candidate for congress at large;
but will he hold steadfast in this deter
mination? Human nature is weak,
and radical politicians and woman can
say "no" but are very apt to do Eyes.
Julia in Don Juan sa gno consented,
and Gov. Palmer lost his rtue in the
same manner. Is OElesby stronger
than Julia or Palmer? He may be,
but there is reason to believe he will
not, persistently, refuse to stand outside
Of Senator Logan's old shoes.
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SToRE, Dwellings,, Furni ture, Hulls and Oar
~ goea, insured at rates as favorable ns Soupds
permanent security will warraht. 900 /
resPeetln.iy ask OF th . citIsens Of Cairo. .
ti... 4Jr.g.-.tt q. n. MU&HE3s %
~. Ofhce-at First Nsti0aal bsns.
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The August No. Of the NORTH Westsrm
Farmer, Caliwe',& Kingsbury, publish.
ers, Indianapolis, Ind, 10 rece'"ei. Like
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anooga Railroad No. $50 Common street.
under st. Charles Hotel
-CnIvzaLi9 ,Iol9J.H. wINGFIEID. $50 y
General experimenting Agent st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad. "a :aysE
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-12
REOPENING.

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which they desired to apply it 40 O. Su rsusa
We invite you ct i59 Canal street AseaI ,,sa,
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