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THE BULLETIN.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
POLITICAL.

JACKSONVILLE POSTMASTER.
WAsHISoToN, June l5.--The president
to-day appointed Mr.. ID. NJ. Simons post
master at jacksonville, Ills.
DISMISSED AND REINsTATED.
The finding of the general court-martial
IN the case of colored cadet Smith at West
Point was dismissed from the academy, !,
Secretary Bclknap, in an order Just
issued, says:
THE proceedings, findings and sem
tencc are approved, but in view Of all the
circumstances surrounding this case, and
believing that the ends OF public justice
will be better subserved, and the policy
Of the government of which the presence
ofthis cadet in the military academy an
illustration, will be better maintained by
II Communication of the sentence than by
its rigid enforcement, the president Is
pleased to mitigate it by substituting for
dismissal from the service Of the United
States reduction in Smiths academy
standing Tor one year
PATHIoTIc SUGGESTION.
CONCORD, n. H., June l5.-In the house
to-day, Mr.. Bingham (deuocrat) offered a
resolution instructing the New Hampshire
senators and representatives in congress "
Introduce and support a resolution for the
purchasefof Independence hall and square
IN Philadelphia, the same to be dedicated
to constitutional liberty en- the Fourth Of
July. 1875. Ordered printed.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
CHICAGO, June l5.-The democratic
state committee of Wisconsin has called a
state convention for August 23i. The call
declares that the true mission of all the
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PERSONAL.
SPINNER.

SPINNER.
WAsHISGToS, June ia letter re-
ceived to-day at the treasury department,
from treasurer Spinner, says his health is
improving, and that he would leave Lon
don for Brussels on the first OF June.
NEw-YoRK, June 1.-THE announce
ment n made that Manager James Fisk
Jr., retires from all theatrical business at
the close of the present season.
GRANT SEN.
WAsBIsGToS, June Is. The father Of
president Grant who arrived to-day, is
stopping at the executive mansion.
CooKERILL.
CfSCISATI, June 15.-Jobn a. Cocker
i'll, managing editor of the Enquirer,
leaves tonight for six months European
tour
CISCIENATI, June l5.-Chief Justice
Chase, accompanied by Judge Jackson
and Private Secretary Lloyed, reached
here ut 8 o'clock this afternoon, stopping
ut the Burnett house. He stopped two
days each in Frederick. Oakland and Par
ksrsburg, and appears TO have been bere-
fited by travel. He will remain here at
least until next Monday, and will go hence
10 the Magnetic springs, Michigan, the
objective point In his journey.
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VI EDICAI..
DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL
DISCOVERY.
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING
WATRER,
OF WAUKESHA WISCONSIN.

This water is the acki owledg.d cure of the in
trac;able and incurablc do aase known as Bright
disease and diabetes
wastes away, destroys lile by starvation of the
blood.
plaoctes commences with frequent desires to
pass water, great III re-, onstpation, loss Of
strength and hesh.
Astonishing cures of dropsy have been effected,
brick-,ids deposit, inflammation of the neck of the
liver II Is unsurpassed, II will nllay all Infama-
ton o the kidney and urinary orpai,s in twenty
four hours, giving immediate e, lief also n scar.
let fever it prevents the kidney from conycstiug
and r. moves all traces OF albnnonorin. 1t will
give relief in all cases OF high fever
EDWARD DUNBAR E.a.,
General Agent at the springs, waukesha, Wis.
Reader, il YOU are afflicted with any of the ior,
going ,ii ca-e-, write 10 the Undersigned IIls
sdy,ce will cost you nothing; he can by chcni" NJ
analys sis possess himself OF y clear kuowlcute Of
any indi vidual casc-no matter ot h " long stand
ing. HIS wonderful discovery ethesda NJ neral
Water u positive remedy for the foreg ing
ailments. II has never tailed to do what he claims
Tor II where ever used, T0is water has the same
good effect at the ysmotest pant of the country
that IL has ut the SPRING. IL never loses parti
cal of its medicinal qualities by package or iraps
portation. Directions now to use III. waite aud
circular will accompany eack package ordered
Address, RICHARD DUNBAR,
33s Pennsylvsnia-ay , Washington, d. q,
Or Edward p. Dunbar, General Manager at the
Springs, W W.ukesha, Wis.
Agents wanted everywhere. lelbiim
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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.
ONE MAN IEGISLATION.

ONE MAN LEGlsLAIlON.
The vote by which senate bill 10 was
defeated in the house on "Wednesday, was
reconsidered this morning in the house,
and the bill was again put upon its pass
age When the roll had been called, and
the absentees names called twice. and the
names of those voting in the negative and
affirmative repeated, it was discovered
that there were SS votes, one less than u
constitutional majority. Then commenced
on the part OF the republicans most dis
graceful attempt to get the bill passed by
overriding all the rules of tho house.
Mr.. Cavan, republican, had not voted.
The Republican side OF the house demand
ed that he should vote. The gentleman
refused but at length voted mo-" to the
disappointment of the republican side
Mr.. Rice of Peoria then came in and
asked the privilege of voting, but it was
objected that he was not in the house when
the roll was called and could not vote as II
consequence. The speaker ruled the OBJ
lection good. Then Mr. Haines came in
ana asked to have his name called. OBJ
Jection was made to him for the same
reason, that he was out of the house when
the roll was called; but despite the objec-
uons, Mr.. Haines voted and the clerk re.
corded the vote and laid the roll call before
the speaker, when the latter immediately
declared the bin passed.
Then rose great excitement. The
democratic side led by Mr.. Morrison, OF
Monroe, and Mr.. Turner, of 10 Dayiess,
insisted that the speaker in deciding thus
had taken upon himself the responsibility
of the passage of the bill. The speaker,
when questioned, said he did not know
/ that Mr.. Haines had been recorded. The
clerk, however, informed him that it was
recorded. A motion was made by Mr.
Turner to strike the name Of Haines from
the roll but the speaker declared the mo.
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A NAVAL WEDDING.
A PoOR aIRL FINDS A JEWELL.


WAsHISaroS, ID. C., June l5.-Miss
Lizzie Poor, daughter Of Rear Admiral
Poor, United States navy and Lieut.. Com
msnder Jewell, United States navy, were
married this sfternoon at st. Johns
Episcopal church, by Rev. vaugn Lewis.
Among other distinguished gentlemen
present, were Admirals Alden, jenkins,
Radford, and Powell, Gen. Ramsey and
others. The bride was dressed in white
,ulle dress snpanier with flowing trail. Her
head was covered with long white veil
crowned with n wreath Of orange bios
SONS The bridesmaids were dressed in
the same manner with the exception Of
the veil. The groomsmen, Lieut.. Com
mander Schouler, Logan, Hooker and
Tracey, all wore their uniform. At the
conclusion Of the ceremony the happy
couple held a reception at the residence
OF the brides father.
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ST. NICHOLAS Day boarders can Sc
cure good accommodations at the st. Mich
olas formerly the st. James, at 5. per
week. The house is at the corner of Ohio
levee and Eighth street, a central location.
and is proprietored by Harry Walker,
who is alive to the wants of his patrons.
Parties desiring boarding and lodging can
learn terms on inquiry at the Office.
maY3dtf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHEIOR'S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the sEsr IN rHs WORLD
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Insthanteous.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or Us.
pleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not STAN the
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beauti.
ful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye.
sold by all druggists. Factory 10 Bond Street,
New YORK. Iany2ideodkwly
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1871.

tion out OF order. Thus the bill was
passed by trampling upon the rule of the
house which declares that no member who
shall be outside the bar of the house whom
the question to be voted upon is stated,
shall not be permitted to vo:e II objection
be made 10 his voting.
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OUR CHURCHES.

'ERIAS-E -Eighth.strtet
", Sabbath at loll \. ~, aud ~ r.S.
meeting, Wednesday at X Pm.
School, 3r.s. JIM. Lsnsden. Super.
IT.. Rev. c. II. FooTr, Faster.
IST--Cor. Eighth and Walnut Sts.
4 ~, Sabbath lo11z A. NJ, and JPN.
i ieeting, Wednesday, ~
school 3P.s. l.. W. Stilwell. super
Il. Rev. r. l.. Thompson, Pastor.
OF THE acknowledgement
prayers, sabbath iO]s An.
y prsyers 7,<P.S.
School, DAN.
y Rev. Mn. Co,s, Rector.
ICK's CHURCH-cor. Ninth 81. and
ton Avenue.
: ,rvice, Sabbath 81 and loJi A.s.
Bpm.
4 chool. Pm.
u very day. SPIN.
X Rev. p J. oHALLoRAS, Priest.
" .N-Eighteen,h street.
III, sabbath 10Y 4. NJ, and 71sP.s.
Rev. ]. FRIEsD. Pastor.
n SUNDAY SCHoOI-In the Christian
Eighteenth Street. Sabbath scnool 3
J.B. REED, Superintendent.
q ms CHRIsTiAN AssoCIATIoN-Rsg.
Va ing second Monday each month at the
|, DOM Of the Presbyterian Church.
2 'rayer meeting. Friday. ~ ?. ~, at
/" II room Of the Presbyterian church.
III c. PARsoss, President.
E.-Fourteen,h St. between Walnut
lF-.
Sabbath, II AN.
ohool, lhr.n.
a ".
H., 7hr.M. Rev. W. II. Baows Pastor
b,'REE- WILL BAPTIsT-Fifteenth st.
n Walnut and Cedar.
| ,abbath, ~ and s sr.S.
Rev. N. RicKs. Pastor.
il BAPTIST HOME MISSION sUN-
nOI,-Corner walnut and Cedar SITS.
hool, 3 A. N.
~ WILL BAPTIST cHuRcH-cur-
cks.
.abba,h II A. NJ, sP. and ~ n.
- Rev. WM. KELLEY, Pastor.
sIoNARY BAPTIST CHURCH-Bet'
and 18th streets, near Cedar.
Sabbath lOIIz 4. NJ, and Ia Pm.
citing, Wednesday evening.
Friday evening.
hool, lNP.M. John Van Baxter and
,hens superintendents.
Rev. T. J. sHoREs, Pastor,
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DESIRES 10 REsIGN.

bESlfES ~ hEslbN.
LONDON, June l5.-The Times special
from Paris says Marihal Mcmahon de-
sres to resign the command of the army.
TO RETIRE PROM SERVICE.
The reserve corps Of the army is to be
dissolved and Gen. Vinoy, its commander,
will retire from service.
TRoCHU's DEFENCE
VERSAILLES, June l5.--Trochu contin-
ued before the assembly to-day his re-
marks in vindicatlon of his defence of
Paris. He said individuals arrested as
Prusaan agents during his control of mil
itary affairs of the capital had reappeared
Us leaders OF the insurrecton, and in
s,anced as one case that Of Dombrowski.
The insurrection, said the general, was
merely II contin dation of war with Prus-
STA. He concluded by condemning in vig-
orous terms Bismarck's mild allusion TO
the Commune.
ANOTHER ROYAL MARRIAGE.
LONDON, June ia marriage has
been arranged between Princess Thyra of
Denmark and the Duke of Edinburgh.
THE GFRMAN EMPIRE-sPEECH OF THE
EMPEROR
BERLIN, June 25.-The session Of the
German parliament closed to-day with a
speech from the throne. The emperor
thanked the members for the grants they
had made for the support of the widows
and orphans of soldiers killed in the war
lie reviewed the legislation of the ses-
sion, referring particularly to the debate
of the bill incorporating Alsaee and
Lorraine, and said It showed that how
ever the Germans might differ, the spirit
of union was strong within them. The
emperor closed his speech with the as
piration, "God grant peace to the new
German empire"
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KEEP UooL.-Heirigerators, leo chests
water coolers, l X l. leo cream freesers
bath tubs, japanned cloth for window
screens, ETC., etc, at
BEERWART, ORTIZ Il CO.'S,
mylStf l36 Com. Ave.
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SPORTING.
TIE MAcE-coBuRN AfHAIk.

THE MACE-COBUKN AFFAIk.
NEw YoRK, June l5.-Harry Hill,
shareholders of the Mace-Coburn hasco,
to-day refused TO deliver the stakes TO
Mace on the ground that he had received
no formal decision from the referee, and
finally agreed to refer the settlement Of
the whole affair to the editor Of BeNs Life
in London.
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Aiba's.-The barber shop of VIM. Alba,
on Commercial avenue, near the corner of
Eighth street, is the place to which all
lovers of good, close shave with razors
sharper than the wit OF twenty Jerrolds
wind their way. If
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Meats.-The branch meat shop Of james
Kynaston, located on Commercial avenue,
next door to the grocery store of James
Carroll, is now in full blast, and this pop
ular butcher is supplying all the refined
meat eaters Of that portion of the Fourth
Ward with splendid meat. If you have
not tried him give him call If
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DlNnlNG and ruling done in u ahrst-class man
ID ner in the Bulletin blndery This depart
ment is complete, and now fuzzy prepsrd for all
klnha nf wnIl m ihr hLnIlnp hnr.
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LAST CHASCE.-The time draws near.
Secure your tickets in the Grand Gift
Legal Festival in aid of public library,
at Omaha before you have to pay large
premium 1t is said to be II grand sue
cess. Everybody is confident it is con-
Quoted on the "square.'
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FOREIGN,

FRANcE-FRUIrs or THE ISsURREcTIoS.
NEW YORK, June l4.-Paris advices
compute that ten thousand persons, so far,
have been executed. Insurgents in all
sorts of disguises continue TO be caught.
Milliere, who caused thirty citizens to be
shot for refusing to fight for the Com.
mune, has been arrested and shot. When
brought out of his hiding place he fired
six shots ut the soldiers and fought desper-
ately.
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and childrcn's hair cut and sham.
!. Z At the shop or At their own homes.
= mems whiskeTs and hair dyed In q
I inner. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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rNICIPAL GOVERN MENT

[ TNICIPAL GOVERN MENT.
r-Iohn N. L,nsden.
nrer--I. d. Taylor.
" troier-E. A. Burnett.
2 Michael Howley.
!. ,al--Andfew Cain.
. iey--P. II. Pope.
!. MARistrates Bro.s And B. shan
<
n OF Police--L. n. Myers.
n Con-tahles--J Bh-s han day, ami
u veirrun and J. W. sumner, night
re- SELECT COUNCIL.
I John VI. I.ansden,
\, Ward-P. q. sshuh.
VI / Wnd-c. X. v oodwsrd.
|c Wzrd-Jno. Wood.
II A wards. staits Taylor.
t.Lafge--w.P p Halliday ami u. Hu'i.
BOARD oF ALDERNEs.
SARD--Jsme, Resrien,
n Leo kleb,
VI Isaac Walden
DwARD-R. II. .CanninVLsm,
r. Buder,
Henry Winter,
III James swsyne.
wARD-Wm. sifatton,
Pan ick Fitzse:ald.
fI I WARD James Carroll.
g. II. Sease,
J.H. Metcaf
IF Time Of Meeting.
uri corscu.
NY Council meets IN JOINT session on
vening preceding the fr-t Monday Of
ih.
sELTcr oOuScIt.
eci Council meets on the FIRST Weinss.
Thursday, alter the second Monday in
lib.
BoaED OF sLpEHsys.
oard OF Aldermen meets on the first
and Tuesday IN every month.
JMMITrHEs op THE COUNCIL.
a.-Mes.rs. Taylor, wSldsr, Winter,
Metcalf
,,-Messrs. Cunningham. schuh, fitIger'
and Halliday.
Nh -Messrs. Wood, Cunningham aud kleb.
NJ Jad-Messr-. Carroll, Buder and
c.,-Messrs. Sease, Waider and Taylor.
= 1,ar,mert-Messrs. R.arden, Swayne and
-M.ssts. Sehnh, W ntsr ana kleb.
-Meer.. Woodward, swsyne and Buder.
10 -Messrs. Hlrd, stratton and Metsslf.
: Heaith-Th, Mayor, and Messrs. Rear
n ter, straiton and Ca. roll.
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BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON AVE.
Pm YsIcIAHs.
A. WADGYMAR, NJ. d.

DgYSlCfAH, Surgeon and Accouheur, formerly
i OF Anna, Union county, Illinois, has per.
msnently located in Cairo. Ofhce--Comm.rcisl
avenxe, between Eighth and Ninth streets, West
side. marty
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" and varied colors u one impression, ea thn
celebrated chromstc ptess-dons u the bulleeia
Job printing once. This In the uost rsnsShahls
the work, In eolored pnntinR, Of ten ordinary
presses, thereby reducing the eosl of THAI eengeSs
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MBERs GENERAL ASSEMBLY

dors, 1t District-T. A. T.. IIolcomb. oi
2. and :. X. Gibson, Of Gallatin.
re~cntatiye, l-t Distri tn Wat-on Webb
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G. w. DUNNING, NJ. D.

ID ESTDENCE-corner Ninth and Walnut ste.
N ORce-cosner sixth street and Ohio levee.
Once hours-from am. TO IL m, and pm.
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JOHN H. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
STATE OFFICERS.

werner. John NJ Palmer;
.ut.nant Governor, John Dougherty;
rotary 81 state, Eiwasi Rummel;
diof Of State, G. y. Lippincoii,
To- Treasurer, y. n. hates,
u. pnblc destruction, Newton Ba,eman.
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CONGRESSMEN.

stors Lyman Trumbuli snd John A. Logan
,resentatiyr for the State ut Large Nacsnry
,reseniatiyc Thirteenth Distrlct-JOhn 81
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BARRIERS.
BARRIERS.
/ GEO. STEINHOUSE,
kONABLE BARBER
blh-st. and Comm ercisl-av.

izors,
4 nS-C Clean Towels and
n4-skillfull Workmen
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JOHN HYLAND'S SALOON,
Corner Tenth Ssreet and COumsc crcial
Avenue.

CupERIoR liquors, beer, ale, etc, and fragrant
- Hsvanss always on nsnd. Those desiring de-
Iivhtml beverages should not tail to call and ENJOY
them. Al their wants will be attend to In . man
uer that will warrant return. All his liquors.
wines and cigars have been selected with great
care and critical taste.
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Many human beng las pa. sed n Way for whose
death there wns no other reason than the neglect
Those near and dear TO family and friends are
sleeping the dreafnless sumber Into which, had
they calmly adopted
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LNkEn BLANKENBURG's saloon is newly 6t.
II ted up, aud in the most elegant style. Ii IL
supplied with the fnest wines liquors, beer, ai.
gars, etc, that can he found 10 the city. DO not
forget the place. corner OF washington avenue
and Fourteenth street.
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EhTMERALDS sample Rooms are stocked
l. Win pure imported wines, liquors and cigars,
and are dispensed from the bar In first class
ttyie There Is no better establishment in south
srn Illinois, aud none better stocked. Call and
test the various brands OF wines and hauors
The Portland daily press., 1871-03-14
TEL Pmln ITEms

IA 10 uVEWS,
William FL. Brandon, the well known keener
OF tue celebrated elephant Hannibal died ar
Athens. N. Y, aged g. GU
WIN. Fnllcott, concerned 10 the murder an d
attempted robbery of David Skiuuer in Ohio
two and half years ago, has been sente, ced
in Cleveland. O.. to 20 years Imprisonment
The Spauish.roops in Cuba have sworn ale
glance to King Amadeus and the constitution.
They achieved victory over Villamilos near
SaDctus Spiritus recently.
The unemployed laboring men of Auckland,
New ZralaDd, are manifesting great discomfort
aud three serious incendiary fires are attrlbut-
ed TO them.
Mr.. Gladstone is about to introduce two lib
eral members into the British Cabinet in hopes
to strengthen the government against impend-
ing disasters. the Worlds special says.
At the Hoosac Tunnel Sunday two buildings
were blown down by an explosion of nitro Civ.
eerine. No one was hurt.
Through freights on the trunk lines from
New York to Chicago have been reduced from
VI 50 to 81 per hundred, and correspondinely
to other points.
Thomas Murphy has been committed to pris-
ON IN New York for forgery. His forseries are
said to amount to 500 600 on prom nent city
firms. He was confederate of Van EsteD,
the noted forger.
Gen. Thomas Jourdan. of Cuban fame, is be
fore the New York Courts for violation Of the
neutrality laws
JAS; P. Watkins, living about ten miles south
OF Jrffe sop, Iowa, whipsed bis wife In such q
brutal manner that she died within an hour
and an unborn child Was killed at the same
time.
The Board OF Registers in Clarendon, Iowa.,
have decided that women are entitled to vote
in that city, and the names of all women of
proper age are placed on the rolls. Several
men, not hiking the movement, erased the
names of their wives. Several wom-n also
crossed their names. o. election day no wo
man claimed the privilege of voting aud the
men had it all their own way,