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the profit on their capital, through the gener-
osity OF the government, twelve per cent or
over. To represent this vast circulation, apart
from the guaranteed credit of the government,
they hold only little over ten millions in
specie and hundred and two millions of legal
tenders. Ought not these privileged corpora
tions to be happy?
The STATE TAx-State Comptroller, Hon.
Nelson X. Hopkins, has addressed very inn
portant circular to the Boards of Supervisors
of the several counties in the State. Early in
October last the HERALD editorially declared
to vote at the late election on an amendment
to the constitution to provide for the funding
of the deficit of six million dollars, caused by
overdrafts of the Legislatures of 1870 and
1871. The law which authorized the submis-
sion of that question to the people was passed
May Is, 1872. Two days later the Legislature
passed law for the submission of another
amendment at the same election. The con-
stitution expressly declares that but one pro-
posed amendment shall be voted upon at any
general election. The later law in effect re-
peals the earlier. Comptroller Hopkins hold
ing the opinion that the action of the election
officials in allowing the funding proposition
to be voted upon was illegal and the amend
ment, even though it received majority, to
be invalid and unconstitutional has submit
ted the question to the Court of Appeals,
whose members unanimously sustain his view.
1t is, therefore, imperatively necessary that
the several counties should include in their
lcvies for the current year the proportion Of
the State tax imposed to cover the deficiency.
PARsoN BRowNLow says, eff the popularity
of the President shall continue, as, / doubt
not it WILL it is more than probable he will
be reelected for third term. Indeed, rather
than put in power the corrupt old democratic
party would favor the election Of Grant for
life." Parson Brownlow permits his zeal to
outrun his discretion. The year 1876 is too
far off for us to enter now upon its Presidential
probabilities particularly as in the meantime
we are surely to have a reconstruction of our
political parties, with General Grant out Of
the contest for another term.
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Average temperature yesterday. ................ 3
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last year. Observation-Disclosures. D
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Japan.

Japan.
The dates from Yokohama are to October %.
Japan has exported during the last three months
to the United states 81, $50, 900 worth of goods.
The treasure OF the steamer America to the
amount OF $780, 900 has been recovered; 900 yet
remains to be recovered.
PEACE OFFERING TO coREA IN FAMINE
Great quantities OF copper are being sent from
Jeddo to the Corea in the nature of peace Offering.
dreadful famine is reported among the people
OF the COrea.
FOREIGN TRADE RESTRICTED.
The authorities Of Jeddo have stopped issuing
passes to foreigners to go beyond the limits fixed
by the treaty, the privilege having been abused by
the carrying on OF Illicit trade.
REVENUE.
Mr.. lawder, formerly British Consul at Yoko-
hama, has been appointed Superintendent OF
Japanese Customs.
CATTLE PLAGUE.
The rinderpcst is making terrible ravages among
the cattle in the rural districts.
TELEGRAPHs.
The new telegraph line will be opened In state by
the Emperor as soon as 1T is completed
RELIGIOUS ToLERATIoN.
The Department OF Religion at Jeddo has issued
a document looking towards the liberation Of all
believers OF all creeds
IMPERIAL HONOR To MATERIAL PROGRESS.
The completion of the railroad from Yokohama
to Jeddo was celebrated in grand style on the 14th
Of October. The railroad is the first one built In
Japan. The Emperor presided oyer the ceremo'
MES and passed over the road in person.
CLERICAL COMMISSION TO EUROPE.
Four native priests h,ve left for Europe to study
the various religions of that part of the world.
THE ONEx.2.
The wreck OF the steamer oneida has been sold
to the Japanese for $1,50O
JUDICIAL REFORM
Magistrates have been appointed in oil the police
districts Of Jeddo, with jurisdiction similar to
that of the United States.
serious rising Is reported in the province OF
Mato, and number OF police officers from Jcddo
have been sent there to quell the disturbance, If
possible, without the aid of troops.
GOOD PLACE FOR DIPLOMATS.
The American Legation is quartered in well
furnished temple within the boundaries OF Sheba.
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LECTURE.
HON. wM. PARsoNs--AT THE ATHENEuN
FEBRUARY 10TH.

HON. wM. PARs0Ns-AT THE ATHENEuN
FEBRUARY 10TH.
Subject; Richard Brinsley Sheri
dan, and the orators, wits, and
humorists Burke, Curran, Gold
smith and others, interpreted with char
acteristic anecdotes.'
Analysis.-A group.of literary Giants
DIR. Samuel johnson and an after-dinner
argument-Sheridan's pedigree A socia,
tions connected with the name of Sheri.
dan-Circumstances Influencing his char
acter-llis love of mystery and desire OF
eflect-First literary eforts-Love songs
and poetical contributions-His reliance
on his intellectual resources-E Elaboration
and asslduty The comedy of "The rival"
Extraordinary command of resources
School for Scandal-Of wit and humor--
The Office of the satirist-A Chinese aphor-
ism IAN age to live in'-Americap in
dependence asserted--The French revolu-
tion-Shcridan enters parliament-IIis
eloquence-The great mpeachment-The
prince regent and his companions-Th
giIded saloons of Carlton palace-Rcv verse
of fortune-A disastrous shipwreck-The
lessons which Shcridan's life ,eaches-The
rlghtiul employment of our mental facul-
Observation-Disclosures abbey, and the forlorn
genius.
Dir. Parsons belongs to the ancient
house of Parsons, earls of Rose, and closely
related to the well.known constructor of
the great telescope, the late earl of Rose,
president ofthe British association, whose
name may be associated with those of
Franklin, Arage, Humboldt and the great
luminaries Of the philosophic folds of sri
ence, lie was born ut Clontaf near Dub
lin, and received his education at tho
NeAdemy of Edinburg under DIR. Will
am the famous Homeric scholar, the
.' ''"a and associate of Sydney Smith, the
araa,s VI the Edinburg Review He
go N"'Vu Nv 'he university Of Edinburg
UNDER Prof. Wilson, ,ho uCristonber
Nor'h OF Blackwood, and Tho orra;,o
pillans, subsequently, enterina 49,,
ihh' 10 prepare for the bar. He wa. ,hom
engaged on one of the leading me,ronou
tan newspapers, and on many oc,o.ion.
contributed papers of eminent ability to the
magazine literature ofthe day.
Following the natural bent of his tas,os
and talents he devoted himself to the lee.
ture Platform of Great Britain and Ireland
where he at once achieved signal sue.
e'ss, and became, perhaps the most popu-
lar public lecturer of the united kingdom.
At Bradford, England, he was held the
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Gil and who to the board Of aldermen
Councilmen Schulz and Aldermen Walder

Gil and who to the board Of aldermen
Councilman Schulz and Aldermen Walder
and Kleb of the frat ward go out Who
shall be their successors Councilman
Woodward and Aldermen Buder and
Winter, of the second ward, 60 out. Who
shall step into their shoes? Alderman
Fitzgerald, of the third ward, goes out.
Who shall follow him. Alderman
Carol, of The fourth ward, goes out. Who
can take his place? -Four democrats and
two republicans retire from the board of
aldermen, and we do not believe we are
| unreasonable when we ask that al least
| two democrats out of the six should be re-.
turned. We are not, of course, very par
ticular but, if the matter could be ar
ranged without any great sacrifice OF prin-
ciplc on the part Of our friends of the
other side, we would like as nearly an even
divide rs possible-any how one
third Of the. members to be re-
turned. Three republicans retire from
the select council. 1t may be II matter OF
surprise that no democrats will go out OF
this body, but when VIC rccollect that Tsy.
lor and Halliday are the only democrats
in it, the cause of surprise will be re-
moved. OF course as our republican
neighbors say, the three republicans
should be returned at the approaching
election. The proposition meets oul
approval. Messrs. Hurd, Schulz and
Woodward are all good men
and have made good councilmen
We are decidedly in favor o
their reelection. They have just learned
how to ill the bill gracefully and ably, and
ought not TO be retired. BIT, would Il
be unreasonable to insist again that about
two of the nine persons to be elected to tn,
city council ought to be democrats Will
Toots We are ready to eIclaim, ait dom
matter, but little less of the u II taxi
the turkey and you take the buzzard, OF
to be obliging you take the buzzard an
I'll take the turkey spirit on the part c
our republican friends would not be OF
, iectionablc. They talk very fairly, bu
r they never say turkey to u. once.
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GAS FILTERS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For city Marshal.
We are authorized TO announce Andrew Cain
as candidate for re. election to the office Of City
Marshal at the approaching charter election
For City Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. Joseph b.
Taylor as a candidate for reelection to the Office
Of City Treasurer at the ensuing charter
election.
For City Clerk.
We are authorised to announce Michael How.
ley H. a candidate for reelection to the Office OF
City Clerk at the ensuing charter election.
For City Attorney.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. p. II. Pops
as a candidate Tor reelection TO the office OF City
Attorney, at the ensuing charter election. I'd
| Police Magistrate,
| We are authorized to announce Fredoln
Bross a. candidate for re election to the office
Police Magistrate, at the ensuing charter cleo
ton. I'd
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce. that, in tn
event OF no convention being held for the nom
nation Of candida Is at the ensuing charter elec
ton, will be an independent candidate for tn
office Of Police Magistrate. &. WINSTON
Feb. Is. 1872. I'd
Aldermen.
EDtroR BULLETIN - Please announce Alfre
Comlngs as an independent candidate for alder
man from the Second ward.
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champion Of the workingmen, who fire.
quently testified their gratitude for his adj
vocacy Of their cause.
John Bright was so struck by the pecu-
liar force and vivacity of his style US to
cmphatically declare that Mr.. Parsons ell
oquence Ind electrified the audience.
No orator Of foreign BIRTH unheralded
by political reputation, has ever OBJ
tanned SO many engagements for his open
ing season, or given such general satisfac-
ticn to American lyceums. Hell unques.
tionably, without any qualification the
most eloquent and instructive literary lee
turer who has visited our country during
the present generation. Mr.. Parsons
speaks without notes or manuscripts.
Many more testimonials universally
teeming with eulogy such as few elicit,
might be here prodrced, but the above Ian
guage quoted from the Daily News, Lon
don, New York Herald, &c., is strong
enough to convince all that the sntci-
pated lecture is treat in store.
Fifteen leading English and Scotch
journals, and three of the principal papers
Of Ireland, tho New York Herald New
York Tribune, New York Evening Post
New York Times, Boston Transcript
Boston Daily Advertiser, Boston Traveller,
Boston Post, Hartford Courant, Portland
Press, Cold Spring Recorder and other
American journals contain eugolistic no.
tees of Mr.. Parsons, many of which no
tees and personal tributes from eminen
men are in the hands of the
d3t-2-l5. LECTURE Con-. y. NJ. e. A.
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NoTIcE'-The best entertainment in
the city Is at the st, Niehola, hotel, saloon
ana restaurant. The best music that can
be had-violin and piano Good lunch
every morning and night. All OF tho
finest brands of cigars, and the best st..
Louis lager beer, always fresh and nice.
Give us a call.
HARRY WALKER. Proprietor.
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To MOTHERS AND NURsEs.-Mrs.
Whitcomb's Syrup for diarrhea, &c, in
children, whether induced by teething or
other causes, is the safest and best remedy,
feb7d&wlw
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BoARDING.-One hundred day boarders
can be accommodated at tho Commercial
hotel with day board, frst-class fare at
the low ratio of $50 per month.
Mrs. NJ. j. WHITE.
dlm-2.l3,
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MISREPRESENTATION by young, intel
ligont man, who is afraid to work. but can
make himself useful IN pay
ing employment. Address Useless, Cairo
Illinois. 1&".
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A LOUD CALL.

We the undersigned citizens of Cairo,
would respectfully request Hon. John NJ
Lansden to bccomo II candidate for re.elec.
ton to the position of Mayor of the city
of Cairo, ut the approaching municipal
election, well knowing that he has, during
the last year. filled said position with in.
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buffalo which was killed by the Duke
Alexis, and a bear who lost his shaggy life
at the hands of Gen. Gustav. Tho meat
is now ready to be supplied u the citizens
OF Cairo, at Walters butcher shop.
3t--2-l3
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For SALE.-A cottage on 18th street
containing 7 rooms, cistern and out
houses complete. Apply to
w. w. THORNTON.
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IMPORTED Malaga grapes at Jorgen
sons, corner of Twentieth street and
Washington avenue. v
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BUFFALO AND BEAR MEAT. Wal
tiers, the Eighth street butcher, has re-
ceivod, by express, from Sioux City, a
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For new citron, orange and lemon
peel, 90 to Jorgenson's corner OF Twen-
tieth street and Washington avenue. tt
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yarmouth succotash and corn at Jor-
gensons. u.
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&. Close,
John ID. Holmes,
X. ID. Campbell,
Jos. B.:Reed,
IL. NJ. Mann,
L. j, Ayres,
\. A. Arrick,
J. b. phillis,
5. Walters,
7. w, johnson,
j. b. Fulton,
l.. II. Myers,
WIN. Ehlers,
Chas Fuechter,
II. Waldschimt,
q: W. Mex eaig,
w. A. S,oo,
Robt, Smyth.
W. Il. X. Snider.
Paul G. Schulz,
Phillip Saup,
II. G. Loiilin,
j. Swoboda,
w. l.. Bristol.
l.. w. !Stillwell,
q, W. Meridian,
Ed. Logan,
Jas. Cherry,
+ Buder,
w. Budcr,
John II. Oberly,
7. II. Pope,
4. A. Burnett,
w. Alba,
w. II, Robe rtson,
Phillip Schmidt,
John Tanner.
Chas. Schoenmoyer,
N, Rice,
=. Burke.
V. Il. White,
J.. Lincoln,
Geo Bratton,
II. w. Cherry,
Alex, II. Irwin,
=. Reilly,
Henry Stout,
John Schools,
A. Baker,
X. Huston,
". Parker,
John Jones,
WMm. Watson,
y, Morris,
A. o Bryan,
Fredo!lns Bro,
y. w. Mus
+. Vincent,
Stephen Schwan,,,
Jas. Powers,
Thos. Stats.
JAS, Hurley,
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AUCTION SALE.

viii offer for sale at my sales room,
lo5 Commercial avenue, on Saturday,
February "a, at 0! o'clock a. M, the fol-
loving articles, to be sold for charges: 2
hrsl-oi"'' billiard tables, complete; one
lot OF gas fixtures, and lot of steamboat
sash and doors; also two fine gold
watches. Sale positive, and withou,
reserve ID, HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
ian25,lS72
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PHIL. HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
City National Rank BufIdinE,
IatiOnRl Bank Building

sa-special attention paid to orders from steam
oats night or dav ga
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THE BULLETIN.


ccpted.
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The GoRGE.-s X 10 Photographic
Views ofthe Big Ice Gorge, near Co
lumbus, Kentucky, for sale at Thomas
Photographic Gallery, corner of Eighth
street and Commercial avenue. Price, 90
cents, each, dlw2.l2
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A" French prunes, currants and
'"'s'hs always on hand ut Jorgenson's
grocery store. q
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tegrity and ability.

tegrity and ability.
A. B. Stafford,
+. ID. Rexford,
X. :. Yocum,
j. w. Stewart,
Ed. Dczonia,
w. II, Morris,
II. II. Candee,
BENZ. NJ. Hagcy,
Chas. Pink,
A. b. Grayham,
w. II. Thomas,
J. II. Rittcnhousc,
VIM. Stratton.
&. NJ. Alden,
X. II. Billingsly,
G. 7. Whitlock,
A. Black,
| w. W. Thornton,
| W, X. Smith.
Isaac Valdez,
W. Kopples,
X. II. Cunningham
Joseph Arnold,
VIM. McHale,
A. Susanka,
ii. Elliott,
Oscor Haythorne.
A. NJ. Austin.
y. Rosen water,
j. A. Goldstine,
c. Orth,
Jos. NJ. Verum,
{. Hanny,
John Taber,
h. G. Taber,
b. +. Parker,
Ii. A. Harmon,
John Ritten,
NJ, q. Cox,
w, B. Rockwell,
Il. Thomas,
w. Il. Beerwart,
c. Lame.
~ HtiNerOurR.
Chas. Frank,
\S, Alba,
SS~ +. McEwen,
Z, B)yle.
VIM. Klug,
Il. Letiel,
A. E.chback,
John Gockel,
John Boeppc,
NJ, Moonee,
Henry Lattener,
Peter Ssup,
j. 5. Hawkins,
G, Shea,
Chas. Weber,
John Taeklar,
John Pruess,
X. V. Belzner,
ii. 7. Miller,
NJ. /. Dunning,
N, j. Howley,
Hiram Birby,
+. 5. Murray,
g. w. Hendricks,
Thos. Fitzgerald.
David Peterson,
+. Conlan,
Michal hlahoney,
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dln-2-l3.
The semi-weekly Republican., 1872-08-02

Coob.-E. W. Whiteman
bpre lake ice. which he sells
tlan il can be had for in the
The semi-weekly Republican., 1872-08-02

Town COUNCIL. a meeting of
the board Of Councilmcn of the town
of Bayou Sara, held this 22d day of
July, A. D., 1879, were present:
JOHN T. IRVINE, Mayor, JOHN TAD
LOCK, A. DEcK1AR, MAT REILLY, JAS.
REID, Councilmcn.
On motion, it was Resolved, That
the old revenue bill of 1863, be, and
the same is hereby adopted for the
collection of licenses and taxes in the
town of Bayou Sara, excepting Act l,
Sec., l, which shall read "that an
annual ud-va1orum Of one per cent be
levied instead Of two per cent US ut
present"
On motion, it was Rcsozced, That
John Tadlock be appointed to confer
with the Corporation Attorneys and
inquire into the titles Of certain lots on
the Bayou Sara, now claimed and
fenced by Judge Welton and others.
On motion, tho Council adjourned.
JOHN +. IRVINE,
Mayor.
JAS. RE1p, Secretary pro tenn.