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foarfrunt of the graft cos of huumen
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Mr.. Greeley will be known after
November as the man who sat for
the Greeley fan.
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Senator Carl Schurz, do you see
the handwriting on the wall ? Do
you see what the people everywhere
think of Greeley-Tammany reform?
Do you see what an unfortunate
blunder you made, when you part
ed company with Matthews, Hoad-
ly, Stallo, the New York Evening
Post, and other able and pure lead
ers who wanted Adams, to come
out for Greeley and Brown, whom
you at heart loathed as much as
they? Your German fellow-citi-
zens understand these things, and
deplore your fall.
The excessive heat which has
characterized the summer in this
country has not been confined to the
United States. England and France
report hot terms of unaccustomed
length and severity, and even
Switzerland complains bitterly of
the intense heat. The glaciers, too,
bear witness to the unusual charac-
ter of the season, and have not
melted so rapidly before tor many
years.
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DIR, A. EVANS,

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Once Corner Main and High Streets up stairs. over
Evans 4 Ferris's Bank. ALL WORK WAR
RdNTED.
February 9. 1871. feh9ylH
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1t is not pbysic which may give temporary relief
to the sufferer for the first few doses hut which,
from continued use brings Piles and kindred dis
to aid in weakening the invalid, nor is it a
doctored liquor, which, under the popular name Of
"Bitters'' is SO extensively pamed of on the public
as sovereign remedies il Is a most pOtOerl Tonic
and ateratire pronounced by the leading medical
authorities Of London and Paris, and has been long
used by the regular physicians of the other couu-
tries with wonderful rem edial results.
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y nB-ssnd for Circular TO wM. J. FARRAR, Cen
eral Agent for Ohio 1873 Superior st., Cleveland. O.
Also. Dealer ip Guns, Ammunition and Sporting
3: :. tssSs Ssssd tcf fssrtar Bun IN ssry
toRr uoy9a
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While Mr.. Greeley was plotting
to let the South go with her slaves,
Grant was fighting to compel her to
stay in the Union free. This single
fact is worth a thousand columns of
Sophistry.
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"Some Of II. G.'s backers-deny it who will,
stood guard on the 'dead-line' at Andersonville,
They go for the man by whom Davis was bailed-
Instead Of the man by whom was Davis whaled."
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-08
FOREIGN.
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE
BELIEVED TO BE I'M.
PROVING.
THEIRS AND THE COMMITTEE OF
THIRTY REPORTED TO BE
IN UNISON.
A DEPUTATION OF AMERICANS
CALL ON THE POPE.
lReported Especially for the Bulletin.l
THEsITUATros IMPRovIso.

[Reported Especially for the Bulletin.l
HEsITUATIoS IMPROVING.
PARIS. Dec. THE President Of the
committee Of 30 met last night, and had
long and friendly conversation with
President Theirs. The situation is be-
lieved to be improving.
THEIRS AND THE COMMITTEE or THIRTY.
PARIS, Dec. lit is reported this even
ing that Theirs and the committee Of
thirty will act in unison In celebrating
constitutional proposals. to be submitted to
the assembly. The appointments Of
Gouiard 10 be minister of the interior
Leon Hay, minister of finance, and four
teen ministers Of public works are certain
1t is also announced that Calmont is to be
appointed project Of the department Of the
Seine, which is regarded As concession
to the party Of the right.
AMERICANS WITH THE POPE.
ROME, Dec. "A deputation of Amer
leans had an audience with the pope yes
terday, and presented addresses, express.
ing devotion Of American Catholics to the
holy see. The pope made feeling re.
spouse and concluded by giving his bless
ing to the Catholics Of America.
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unsaleabls. Hogs firm at 80 6o@3 co.
bulk sales % 6OSs rs; receipts, 1900;
packed 70 date, 202, 900.
CHICAGO, Dec. 7.--Flour In good Dc.
mand and stocks light. Wheat active
and advanced, No ! spring u 20; No 2
u i0k No 3 81 OOiSi OF. Corn 10 fair
demand and higher No mixed siic.
Oats steady 25ic. Rye steady, No2 6oSc.
Barley quiet, No Q fall sl96iAc. Pork
dull and lower Sill bo@ll IS spot; 81 80
January. Lard in fair demaad at lower
rates, &c cash; 72c January. Green hams
sold at 6lc for l6 pounds averages; other
green meats nominally unchanged. Bulk
meats quiet, sales Of boxed At SIC; short
rib December eic. Whiskey steady ssAc.
NEW ORLEAHs, Dec. 7.-Brnn quiet at
81 20. Bacon quiet Al SIC; sides scarce Al
siC99@loc; hams y G l5}c(Sl7c. Molasses
dull and lower, fair 46(94sc; prime TO
choice GOOSE. Sugar dull and easier,
inferior 6(95Ac; common TO good common
6C072c; fair 70 fully fair 739sic; prime
&c; others unchanged. Sterling at;
sight iC9i; gold l3i. Cotton easier, sales
$500, good ordinary 17i@i7Ac low mid.
ding Isle; middling lSC9istc; middling
Orleans l6A9i9tc; receipts, 7,5o2. EI.
coastwise ., iss; Great Britain 2,eo0 Con-
tinent 4, f66; stock l@6, 436.
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RIVER NEWS.

NEW ORLEAHs, Dec. mo arrivals.
Departed City Of Quincy, ST. Louis
Belle Memphis, Jno. b. Maude, Chicot
City yesterday. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
MEMPHIS Dec. WEATHER clear and
pleasant. River declining. Arrived
Nashville, Cincinnati Departed City
Of Chester, Mary Forsythe, for 81. Lou.
10; Bee and barges and p. ". Strader
for New Orleans; Dardanelle, White
river. The Hale and Church are due
from below, and Durfes from above.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 7.-River station.
airy, two foot on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant.
ST. Louis, Dec. 7.-Arrived: Alice,
Missouri river; Kapawha, Ohio river. De-
parted Mary Mcdonald, Memphis
ksnawba, went down below to bring up
her barges. The river 10 rising slowly,
and the channel 10 cutting out The
weather 10 clear and mild. The Mary Z.
evening by the st. Joe, and started for
New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, Dec. 4.-Weather clear
and mild. Mercury 33 to 46. River
rising slow. Down Tarascon Q pm;
Chsrmer IL; Andy Baum Am; Emma 8
pm. Up Mollie Ebert 2 pm, Leclaire
9; Arksnsas Belle $50 all with good
trips. Business dull.
PrrTsBuRo. Dec. Electromagnetic about
stationary with FIVE feet two inches strong.
No arrivals. Henry Probasco departed
for Cincinnati Ut noon.
CINCINNATI, Dec. River rising with
six feet eight inches in the channel.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. River falling
slowly with 8 feet 8 inches in the canal,
l foot inches in the chute. Weather
mild. Only packets are moving. A tele-
gram from the Under writer's agent states
that the Grey Eagle was raised with hand
pumps, and has started up here TO 60 on
the docks. There 10 . hole knocked in
her bottom 8 feet long and 8 feet wide.
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their case 10 the attorney general this af.
ternoon. The result Of the conference 10
not different from that which concluded
their interview with Judge Williams yes
terday, namely; "That the government
will not interfere unless some question
arises under the constitution calling for
federal Intervention"
THE YBELIso IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHISoToN, Dec. 7.-Tslegrams were
received here to-day by Louisiana MEM
bers Of congress, and officers Of the gov
eminent, giving statements from both
sides. Private advices contain substan-
TALLY the same information already con-
veyed, though each eide denounces the
other as assuming possession Of the state in
violation Of all right. They request that
the points Of their respective statements be
laid before the president for action Of the
Federal government. It 10 stated upon of.
fetal authority that 1t is the intention Of
the government to sustain the U. 8. court
Its decree. This has already been com.
municated by telegraph to gentlemen 10
New Orleans who requested official advice
in tho premises.
wAsnISoroS, Dec. IA large number Of
visitors paid their respects to the president
to-day among them were A. q. Curtin,
Senator Wilson and several other senators
and representatives..
SOLDIERS HOME.
The commissioners of the 80 ldier's home,
with the approval Of the president and
secretary Of war, decided TO increase and
improve the grounds OF that institution by
the purchase of the Hardwood country
seat Of Mr.. Corcoran, near the home.
The terms Of purchase are very sdvan-
tsgeous to the home.
WANT A CANDIDATE
BosToS, Dec. 1.-THE Republicans are
unable TO get anyone to be = candidate for
mayor, the last nominee, <. s. Tolbey,
having dee ined. In the meantime the citi-
zen's movement has been started by the
nomination Of IL. S. Pierce, who declined
the straight Republican nomination, with .
ticket Of aldermen including four Demo-
Gratis
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lieve the people Of Boston are perfectly
able TO meet this demand without dim.
Guilty, and that they desire and ought 10
desire to meet II themselves.
STOCK GAMBLERS.
New YORK, Dec. IA rumor pre-
vailed on tho streets to-day, that several
Of the leading bankers and merchants pro-
pose to call meeting of the chamber OF
commerce to take action in regard to mer.
chants and bankers engaged with notori.
Gus stock gamblers in locking up money
for the purpose ofdepressng and dersng-
ing business generally.
MAYOR HALL TO BE AN EDITOR.
New York, Dec. 1T is reported
that Mayor Hall is to assume the editorial
chair Of the Herald, January 1N Ben
nett shortly leaves on two year Euro
pean trip.
DEATH OF A FAMOUS SURGEON.
NKw ORLEANS, Dec. DIR. Warren
Stone, the famous surgeon, died this even
ing at 6 o'clock. He was sixty-hve years
Of age.
MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. The
mystery at Dover, Del, has been explained.
Professor West was not killed. It now
turns out that he killed colored man
whom he hired temporarily. After the
man was dead, he cut his hands and feet
of and burned them. His object WAS to
make the authorities believe the body was
his, so that his wife could obtain an insur-
ance Of $4,000 on his life. He &C.
knowledged be killed the negro, but in
seli-dcfence. West Is now in Jail.
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MARKET REPORT.

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-Flour firmly held in
fair demand and unchanged. Wheat
irregular, future spot steady 81 l0i@l II;
81 llt@l IL January; 81 1901 -
February; No l quiet 81 1901 81. Corn
steady demand moderate SOtS30tc cash
December; Sic January; 35ic July. Oats
easier fair demand 25Ac cash December or
January; 26c February. Rye strong GOO
S0Sc. Barley dull easier. No . 6l@6iac
spot; 6lc January. Pork dull weak and
offered At Sill IS cash December January
sl2 March. Lard lower, sales At &c cash;
7Ac March. 8 p hsms quiet and I'M
changed; other products quiet and held
at previous prices. Dressed hogs quiet
nominal s. tO@4 Is. Whiskey quiet
nominslly SS3c
ST.. Louis, Dec. Flour dull. Wheat
fat. Corn dull at 2sc on track. Oats dull
24Ac on track. Rye and barley little do
ing. Whiskey steady at 90. Pork nomi-
nal $l2 25@l2 so; dry salt, small order
trade; bacon quit; clear rib and clear sold
good demand, future 7c seller December
and first half Of February. Hogs un.
changed.
NEW ORLEANs, Dec. mo arrivals.
Departed: Robert Mitchell. Receipts COT
ton S,ls3. Flour dull, low treble extra 81
81 rs; good 81 6o@7 rs; choice $50.
in demand Is 7s@l0 rs. Corn
is in fair demand, yellow 62c; white csc.
Bran dull 81 Is. Pork dull SIS 26. Bacon
scarce 5A@sa@l0c. Hams dull l6i@l7}.
Cotton fair demand l9tc. Sterling 2li.
Sight 4@i discount.
CISCiNNATI, Dec. Flour and grain
firm, prices unchanged. Cotton quiet,
middlng lsic. Whiskey steady at $50.
Pork quiet and unchanged; bulk meats
firm, shoulders 3ic; clear rib 6kc; clear
Ole; bacon dull; shoulder &c; clear rib SIC,
Il ,ar sAc; green meats firm and unchanged;
hogs steady at So 7O@s SO; bulk OF sales
So 1908 co. receipts, ll,427. Lard firm,
steam TIC; kettle 7ac.
New YORK, Dec. 7, m.-Flour quiet.
Wheat firm and quiet at 81 62@l so; red
winter, 81 6s@l 49, amber do. 81 1901 80.
Corn quiet and steady at 64c. Oats quiet
and steady at 6l@56c. Mess pork quiet
at Ice. Lard dull at Tic, quotations nom
inal. Whiskey quiet and firm at 94Ac.
CHICAGO, Dec. Live hogs receipts to
II m. 1886, and about lis cars OF stock
to arrive; official yesterday, 23;6S7, rather
active at l0@l5c; lower extreme 50 GOO
8 95; bulk Of sales, 50 70@S 80. Cattle
receipts light and market dull, prices
almost nominal.
NEW YoRK, Dec. T. Flour dull; super
Western, s. 9O@ 8 80; common to good
! So 90(D7 O6; good TO choice 81 1907 s.
White wheat X 81 s0@s 66. Whisky
quiet At s4Ac; holders asking s6. Wheat
firmly held, buyers holding off; No !
spring 81 81; No 2 81 u; winter red Wes-
tern 81 6s@l 70; amber 81 90. Rye
scarce and Arm. Barley quiet. Corn
armsr; steamer mixed eSi063; sail s41c.
Oats quiet and unchanged. Coffee quiet;
Rio i6a@lSc Sugar dull; refined 81.
Pork down; new mess lS9l8A; Jan l3c.
Beef unchanged, cut meats quiet; shoul-
dsrs, Jan. SCI middles down; long clear
7A@7t; Jan 70, Lard weak, No l to
prime 90; steam 7j9& kettle sic.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 7.-Flour dull and un.
changed. Wheat dull, nominally lower;
No 8 red 81 629i ca. Corn dull and un.
| Il. u,tat 0Aa[N0E~
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. I'm the North.
west, thence to the Upper lakes and south.
ward to the Ohio valley southwesterly
winds, threatening weather, followed by
rain and snow. In the South Atlantic
and Gulf states clear and cool weather,
with south westerly to northwesterly winds.
On the Lower lakes and thence extending
by tomorrow to the Eastern and Middle
states threatening weather and occasional
rain. In the St. Lawrence valley falling
barometer. sonthwestsrly winds and
cloudy weather. Warning signals con-
tinue at Duluth, Chicago, Grand Haven
and Milwaukee and are ordered for De-
trolt, Toledo and Cleveland.
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HORSE. DISEASE.
THE EPIDEMIC INCREASING IN
ST. LOUIS.
INCREASE IN SICK HORSES.

INCREASE IN SICK HORSES.
ST.. Louis, Dec. THE epizootic is still
on the increase, and there are but few
animals except mules and oxen now seen
on the streets. All street railroads have
withdrawn their cars, except the Fifth
street and Franklin avenue line., and they
are only running . limited number Of
cars. Chief Engineer Sexton to-day
organized companies Of twenty-five men
at each fire engine.house, and meetings
are to be held tomorrow TO organize q
volunteer force in each Are district 10 act
in conjunction with the paid men. 1t 10
now thought by those most intimate with
the horse malady, including veterinary
surgeons, that it will easily disappear in
the course of week or ten days.
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ETC,
ETC,
ETC.

reported Especially for the Bulletin.l
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Dec. THE custom
house returning board this morning pro-
mulgated the election returns for members
Of the legislature, which differ materially
from those promulgated Thursday by the
governors returning board. No election
returns have yet been delivered by the
state authorities to the custom house board.
The Republican says; 1--WE publish this
morning the official report of the election
Of members of the legislature. This re-
port has been unavoidsbly delayed by
events that have excited the public even
since the election, but it fortunately 10 in
time for all practical purposes. 1t will
be observed that there 10 decided Rspub-
lican majority in both branches Of the gen.
ersl assembly. Federal troops still hold
possession Of the state-house. Two leg
islatures will probably assemble, one rec.
ognized by the governor, the other by the
custom-house.
To-DAYs PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE following
was received this afternoon
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 7.
Attorney General, Washington;
The returning board provided for by q
law of 1870, under which an election was
had, and which the court sustains, promul.
gated in the official journal this morning
the result of the election for legislature.
The house stands n Republicans to 81
Democrats; senate, 10 Republicans to
Democrats. The board counted the bal.
lots attached to afldavits Of colored per-
sons wrongfully prevented from voting,
hled with tha chief supervisor.
lSigned S.P. PACKARD,
United States Marshal.
CITIZENS DIsGUsTED.
New ORLEANS, Dec. This evening
prominent capitalists and property-hold'
| ers held meeting, at which 1t was resolv,
cd that a delegation Of representative meu
Of the city. be at once dispatched e
Washington to represent the exact sts.u,
Of affairs to the government. The com
mi,tee was authorized to pledge the fsslt,
and support Of the people to the pres
dent in any measure tending toward
Capitalization 1t may DO tn,
policy Of tho government to adopt msreiy
asking to be relieved Of the sslf-constitutet
agents who, In the nama Of Gen. Gran,
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THE I" ITALIA"
A SINNERS ADVICE.

A SINNERS ADVICE.
Be wise, and repair to the "THALIA"
saloon.
Where citizens gather, morn, even, and
I'll. there you get Oyster, and Turkeys and
In ev'ry style desir'd also, Sugar cured
Hams.
oh, as for the Drinks they're superior and
fine
No bogus potato-bug broth, l am sure,
But genuine Liquors, as mild ~ May,
Warm yJu just right and enliven your
clay.
"Our" Jacket will brew you capital
Punch.
Or draw you glass OF prime Lager for
Lunch;
Each morn you'll find there bountiful
spread,
Roast ana boil'd, hot soup, with excellent
bread:
OF all Cairo's saloons, the. "THALIA's"
ahead!
No drunkards or rowdies are bobbing
around,
No "ropen" or gamblers are there to be
found;
So HE thee to Jaeckeps for Oysters and
"sich,"
And If he don't suit you, then call me a
witch.
The hooking bird tunes up his whistle to
Your musical taste in wonderful style;
Geraniums and hyacinthes, there may be
seen,
The windows, adjoining with beautiful green
How few are the cooks that can properly
stew
The delicious bivalves, (which you know to
But A. Jacket has got the whole science
Stew, broiI or patties-hs is "bo.s" Of the
art. tt,a ..
On Washington avenue. corner OF
In safety and peace you can drink friends
There, too, you can read all the new. of
And mod'rate the charges he asks you TO
pay.
Old Christmas is coming, and then you'll
The patrons Of "THALIA" are not lost 10
He will show you = sample Of what he
A. Jae S,,,a :, = Brick-s thorough "True
CAIRO, December 7, 1872.
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POLITICAL.

TROUBLES IN LOUISIANA
ATTRACTING THE ATTEN.
TON OF THE AD-
MINISTRA-
TON.
THE CITIZENS OF NEW OR
LEANS SEND A DELEGATION
TO WASHINGTON TO CON-
FER WITH THE ADMIN
ISTRATION.
REPUBLICANS OF BOSTON
WANT A CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR.
THE ALABAMA DEMOCRATIC
DELEGATION BEFORE THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
HON. A. G. CURTIN PAYS HIS RE.
SPECTS TO THE PRESI-
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-06

sombsd straight down on tho forehead.
Some young ladies have been so foolish
ss to clip THEIR front hair to the regula'
tion lsngth, shieh is about an inch, and
to my old fashioned way of thinking
very silly. TSo long surls still depend
themselves from under the coil. (Depend
- q good word, and nicer than hd"g)
One broad b,aid alone is drawn tightly
frem the neck in a straight line to the
Pom padour roll. This is y very trying
style 10 ladies With small ears, but those
Who ere blessed with large auricle sp-
pendsees have something to ill out the
blauk left at the side.
[ vent to Wakefeld's Grand Opera
House to hear III 7roratore, in German.
My idea If opera was always consoclated
with full dress. consisting Of lcv neck,
short sleeves asd hair elaborately dressed,
minus q hat or bonnet. l felt as If l
would bs decidedly out Of place With
whole dress on, but found every other
lady dressed similarly. y few wore
white hats and opera cloaks, but jor.
ity Of the ladies' we're dressed in land
some street costumes. The usher, were
by far the most fashionable Of tn, ualo
creation, in their swallow tail coats and
white kids.
Striped shawls uve very fashionable.
White grounds with gay stripes were
most worn, because the chsare est. The
handsonest ones we're black sround with
gay Roman stripes. An elegant one cau
be bought for SIS.
almost forgot to mepton the pretty
neck-ksrchieis which are worn now
They arc twice the size Of those worn
last summer, aud are in solid delicate
colors. They are expensive, costing i'rou
s2 so up, according to the fringe.
s. Mex f.