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GOiSG sOtTif.

NoTicE is hereby given that will pay
no bills for goods sold TO any Of the en-.
ployes Of The CAIRO BuLLLTiS, either
or themselves or for the use Of the Office
unlese the same are furnished on al order
igned by Mr.. Burnei, or myself.
l2-20-iy JonE II. OBEELY.
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Mr.. Gro. STEIsHoUsE, barber and hair
dresser, corner Of Eighth street and Com.
uercial avenue, desires TO call the attention
II the bearded community to his neatly ar
ranged saloon, ard the fact that he is MAJ
ter Of his profession in all its branches
He has bearded many a lion in his den, and
vail for more e.
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Paor. ASpERsoS's DERMApoR Eoop
FOR MAs.-My son was taken with a
swelling on his leg, just above the ankle sie
joint. i paid our family physician s-o y
for attending to it, with no benefit some me
time after was advised by a trIend 70 use
"Anderson's Dermador." used one pot'
tie en- the swelling and effected per-
mt cure. A. s. RAILS,
Standing Stone, Pa
See advertisement in another column
4-22wlt
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STEVE ASsELMEST, tho bar-keeper, has
,pened fine saloon in Louis Blatteau's
old stand, where can be found, at all
times, Steve serving his customers with
,ho hos, ~ drinkables. ll-22.tf
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Use DIR. Henry's Worlds Tonic and
Hood Purifier.

II is the great household remedy. pleasant ~
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure II
diseases. IL il better than Bitters. Cordial,
buchu or ssrssparilla Sold by Druggists
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MAGIC OF TUE MOUTH -.Odorierous Sozo-
don't, renders the mouth enchanting com
nosed of rare, antiseptic herbs, it imp"rts
whiteness to the teeth, a delicious howor-
like aroma to the breath, ana preserves
intact, from youth to age, the tse EN-,
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There is no excusc for poor bi.cpi,s
rolls, broad, grddIe cakes, mullins. waF,es
etc. when Doolcys yeast powder Is t.cd,
GfOcers scll IL. i.2tINvt,
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition, New
engravings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
riice 30 cents. Address DR. BrrTs' DisPrS-
'ARr. IL North Eighth Street, 81. Louis, 10.
q Advertisement.
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Mrs. whitco mb's Syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on,y Is
tents. Gives rest 10 the mother aud health 20
The child Sold by Drugsitts.
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DUSHAMs YEAST POWDER for rurity
and strength is unequaled. All who use
it like il and recommend it 10 their neigh
bora. l-lT-d6m
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Dr. Henry's Root and Plant Pills.

Mild yet thorough-no nausea or griping-sn-
llrely vssetable-great liver remedy. Price -
sents Sold by Druggists.
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EMIGRATION TURNING !
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTHWEST Mo,

CHEAP tAhMN in HUU W Lc MU'
The Atlantic x Pacific Railroad Company
offers /, 200, 900 acres of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from - to Sl2 per
acre, on seven years time, with free trans
narration from It. Louis TO all purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and aw-abding society invite
emigrants from all points to this land oflruts
and flowers. For particulars address A..
l-n1.l-COlly,
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HERMAN LEVY,

No. 90 Ohio Levee, Cairo, lllinoi.
commission merchant, and dealer in hides,
fur., wool and leather. Highcs, cash price
paid for all kinds of old metal, copper
brass, rags, and paper stock. Liberal ad
YAnces mado 70 res Don .ible shinpers.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
TIME TABLE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
AFRO AND vINCENNEs RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
COiNG NORTH

ON and after Monday, February 3. 1873.
rains on the e.. and V. railroad win rum as
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I2Igl. q. c.s.,c1 ezG BOTTLE.
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said: "You arc not willing TO eco him
banged, are your II Is in your power 70
save this mans life.' told her fut-
MANS life had been sacrificed IN tue
cause Of society. l considered po'n "',,
and myself as martyrs to that cause, ~,
society was now willing to sacrifice potn
him and me by allowing the murderer 70
escape, I would have no hand in " Shc
then said: But supposipg there was
money for you in this thing, or, put
eng Il in another form, supposing TINS
man il hanged, he has friends large In
poli,ical and money influence. The we'll
beine of yourself and daughters Will DO
endangered for tho next twenty years.
Won don't know the power OF his friends
as do. Your very lifc may be ].
danger, 1 started from my seat hh'
faced her. My indignation was " or.
ourbly aroused now. l said: w adam
/, "a no new thing for me to hav', my life
threatened. heard ono of Fr ster's coun.
sci saw during tho FIRST trial that the main
thing they wanted was t. get rid of the
principal witness. l was thon very sick
and they postponed and postponed, hoping
I would die. l ar, living ye. to remain
true to the best friend myself and husband
ever bad She left mo then, and have
not been approached on the subject since.
| In morning paper of to-day II long lot
ter appears from VIM. Orton, president
of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany, advocating a Communication of the
sentence to imprisonment for life.
| Fosters friends are leaving no stone
| unturned to save the neck of the murderer
and are using money without stint to ei-
feet that object. Any article in his favor
published in any newspaper is sure to be
inserted in every other journal as an adj
vertisement. To-day Mr.. Putnam, broth
or of the murdered man, confessed that
he had been approached by the late Judge
Stewart, Fosters counsel, and offered
money to induce him to sign the petition
| to the governor for clcmcncv. 1t is also
freely asserted that Mrs. Putnam, in sign
ing the petition, was actuated by sordid
motives. Fifteen thousand dollars is al.
| Logged 10 be the sum she received.
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FOSTER.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTEMPTS TO
SAVE HIN FROM THE
GALLONS.

Especial Telegram 10 the Chicago Tines
NEW YORK, March ll.--fOsters case
and the possibility Of executive clemency
is the all-absorbing topic Of conversation
here. Mrs. Duvel, the lady who was In
company with Avery u. Putnam on the
night OF Fosters attack upon him, has
been interviewed by n reporter of an even
ing paper, and in answer TO mn inquiry us
TO whether she had been approached by
Fosters friends on the sub ect Of commit
ing the sentence Of death, said "ln-
directly they have on three occasions.
About 10 months ago u iuap called hero
to talk with me about Foster, Ilo said TO
me: "You are not desirous TO sec Foster
hanged, are your" Itold him my desire
was TO see justice done l thought II there
was any punishment worse than hanging
IL should be meted out to him. He then
said to me; 1T would be for your adyan-
tage TO have him saved rose aud closed
the interview at once. told tho man
that the advantage Of society demanded
that Foster should be put out of the way.
i was q poor woman, but / could neither
be intimidated nor2bought over TO perpe-
trate an outrage on justice. He said
again; 1T will be for your advantage to
have this man saved IRON hang
ing. There is q great deal OF money in
it's YOU can see.' think II was the
same person who Is now accused Of brib-
inc Mrs. Putmsn. Last week another
attempt 70 sound my feeling on the sub.
Isct was made. A lady called on me and
began talking about Foster AZ last she
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From this it appears that the faeihc
railroad indie btedness of the government
has increased nearly six millions during
the past four years. The excess OF in
ierest paid by the government (neariy
thirteen millions) is much more than
covered by the gigantic Credit Mobilier
steal, and may possibly be recovered I'M
der the act passed near the close OF the
lato session, directing suits to be Instituted
against the q. NJ. banditti.
The exact apparent reduction OF the
debt during Mr.. Boutwells adminisira-
;iqn has been SS3s,7l4,30e 95. From this
should be deducted the increase Of the
Pacific railroad debt, leaving S33s,129,-
ia 95 as the actual reduction. 1t is to be
observed, however, that no account is
taken of the cash in the treasury, it being
assumed that tho cs,h is covered, If not
more than covered, by floating debt.
The Post presents table which bears
hard upon Mr.. Boutwells pet theory that
the way TO reduce the price Of gold and
bring IN specie payments was TO pay oil
the interest bearing debt a. fast as posi-
BILE, and make no provision whatever for
redeeming the legal tender notes. Follow
ing is the table, showing the amount OF
the deb, and the price Of gold NJ tho end
OF each fiscal year from the beginning oil
tue suspeusIon period:
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During the war the price OF gold was
governed by the evor-chsnging degree of
public confidence in the stability of tho
government, and in tho ultimate redemp-
ton of greenbacks, and by the quantity
Of the latter in circulation. The Euctua'
tions in the premium from 1865 to 1869
evidently bear no close relation TO the
volume OF the debt. The fall from 1871 in
1869 ~ llll in 1870 was attended by de-
crease Of only about S3s,00o,O00 in the
amount Of the debt, while the permanence
OF the premium at about ll3 during the
succeeding three years was attended by a
reduction of the debt to the amount Of
nearly $500, 100000. This simple fact is
sufficient commentary upon Mr.. Bout
wells irrational and totally unscientitc
gold theory.
The reduction OF the debt is at the rate
Of more than SS4,oo0,ooo year, in moth
ing particularly creditnble TO Mr.. Dvut-
we'll. 1t simply proves that the people
have been enormously taxed, and that
congress and the administration have not
stolen or squandered quite all Of the vast
revenues OF uthe. government. If Mr.,
Boutwell, could have had his way, the
country would have been still moro
heavily taxed, and not less
than hundred millions would
have gone into the pockets of American
ship-builders. The foregoing facts are
presented for what they nre worth. They
furnish no proof Of the financial wisdom
and ability and economy Of Mr.. Bout
wells administration. His administration
ia TO be judged rather from the wild theo-
ries and runous policies he has persist.
emily championed than from ihe naked
debt statements.
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Homo Advertisements.

IlOIIlC INCONSISTENCIES
INSURANCE.
~~~~~-~>,~~~-~s~,~~~~~> ~
FIRE AND MARINE
I'M $ u r A N OH
COMPANIES.
NIAGARA, N. r.,
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...oi oss,1si "
HANOVER, Ny,
Asaets. so9 -
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Comprising the Undsrwritcrs' Agency.
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! respectfully ask Of the citixensof Ca
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". II. Morris, H.H. Candse
Notary Public. No. Pub. aud u. 4. Com
I'm SU r E.
FIRE, HULL, CARGO, LIVE STOCK
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ISTERHATIoSAL, NY.
esets ...................... 81 Sy3 gss
PUTNAM. HARTFORD,
...........'1oe, sT
CLEVELAND, CLEVELAND,
.. s'lS.e7s ~
HONE. COLUMBUS,
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AMERICAN CENTRAL. MO-.
$500 OcD
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL. LIFE.
$40, 900 900 "a
TRAVELLERS, HARTFORD. LIFE AND
ACCIDENT,
hsret-'''".'.......... ........-"....1i,5 500 90
RAIL WAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE
CO.. HARTFORD,
$500 900
ISDEPEspEST, boston,
STAFFORD, MORRIS & CANDEE,
II Ohio Levee,
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Hone Advertisements.
ID RY coon r.


DRY oOODs.
'72. FALL AND WINTER 13
G. H A N n Y.
LARGE STOCK.
BROWN sHEETINGs,
PRINTS,
TICKINdS.
CHECKS,
STRIPES,
KEsTucKY JEANS, yxrRA,
CAsslMERs.
FLANNELS.
BLACK ALpAUAs
LUsTEEs,
GROs GRAIN SILKS,
kefEbNS.
LARGE STOCK OF CARR NTING
OIL CLOTHS,
xArTIro,
window shaa.,,
GILT BANDS,
NOTTINGHAM LACE
pAMAsxs.
SITE Entire ssock
VERY LOW FIGURES.
CORNER STH st. AND COMMERCIALLY,
Cairo. Illinois.
S. ERS.
HARD AND SOFT LUMBER
every description,
LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTS
DOORS, SASH. BLINDS
ORDERS SOLICITED.
BOAT LUMBER.
Furnished on shortest notice
Commercial.av, BET. 10th and ll;h-sts.
CAIRO ILLIEoIH.
;dy
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FOUR YEARS OF BOUTWELL,.

[FrOm the Chicago TIInes'
Tho New York Evening Post in re-
cent issue. published synopsis OF the
financial operations Of the government
daring tho four years that have elapsed
sinco Boat we'll was made secretary OF the
treasury. The important facts presented
in this synopsis may be briefly stated
The general state of the public debt In
1859 compared with 1878, is rs follows;
Iseo. 1873.
. s,a sgs 400 at u, c. in,'st. & 4li,5G1, 900
40 0;s' 500 AT 9 D. c. int'st 1875, i6j,Jjo
1891 300 at I,S0 p. c. intst None,
G8,I2o,OOO at p. c. intst 2O,2.V'VVy
yss. 23s, 316 cur'cy uniounded 39s,A4,i5i
sD,lsl.Ui0 gold certificates. 32,os6,5yO
i2'i,y'oi9 Small parts. 3,IGs, "a,
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S2.2l3.2 5l. 32S
ss.597.g;,.635

-, 59', 9jS,6}o S2,sS, 2ol ,52S
rhe bonds issued TO the several Pacific
railroads are excluded from this summary
of the condition of the debt under the fic-
ton that they are balanced by mortgages
on the roads for the same amount. 1t is
perfectly understood, Of course, that this
is fiction, an that the government Will
undoubtedly have 10 pay the entire prin-
cipal, as well as the greater part OF the
interest. This account for the
two Years coulpared stands hs follows.
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Home Advertisements.
FOR is7a.-sIxTB YEAR
r Fl E A i d / n j..

An illustrated Monthly Jou' nal, universally
"uhn,'vu H.. ~ Dc uiJ 'A"' .dsomest Period
'o'' i've aud snS Che CHI A Representa-
'"c VII" ~ ..mpion Of Amer
ican Taste.
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GROCERIES.
--H-------->--~-s-'-- -'--'---- 49,
CHEAP GROCERIES

TTIE FEW Y5TENG.
GROCERIES RETAILED AT WHOLESALE
PRICES FOR CASH.
AT II. G. THIELECKE'S STORE
WASHINGTON AVENUE, BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH. STREETS.
sc Bs. DRY Cuba Sugar for So 0
Oh M
81 lbs. A ootFee Sugar, N. Y. Std. OC
4 Prime Rio Coffee for l 0c
81 d" Choice f." oC
3 Old Government Java 0t
Teas and other staple and fancy Groce-
rios equally as cheap.
Goods new and full weight given. Cali
and try.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
DIED.


MILLER. On the as,h December, caAnLss Nit.
Prussia, but for the last twenty ys.rs resident Of
TIL, cily. ne leaves wife aud one ciiid. May ais
The funeral will take place this CTuesdsy, s,er-
noon, Deceniber y, from The cosrer OF kincteentl
aud hreets northwest, at Q o'closk. Rriatiyrk
~ OF the family are respectfully Invited TO
,,LEppr.-pecember =, Of iu.srsi,,eu, f.,er.
Hy2g, ION of Michael and Mary 1.cddy, Of county
CNhh !rel.ha, Ip the eishteenth year o. hts age.
The nlends Of the smlly are respect fuily inylted
Leddy, No. ITO Thirtcenih street northwest, on
Wednesday, oist lhstsnt, A. siD n. m. Requiem
High Mass al st. Pnirick's church at los. m.
Montgomery county. Msryisnd, JoGs DsLxsLL,
aged fVrty-eiEtt years. : ~
afternoon, at 2o'elock. 80 =. -
klAN0..-.Aftera long protrscied illness Of dya-
prpsia, on the mornlng Vfthe nth Inst M,
MiCHAEL kANo. aged hfty -eight years, . ustivc OF
the parish OF CnrrHbau, county Gsiwsy. Ireland.
trienis and cqusintanees OF the faiaiiy are re-
spectfully Invited to attend his funeral from his
Diary streets norf'-es,, on wednesday the si.i In
slant. stfp. m. n
~ MUL.Es .,on the mo.sIny q the .s,l instant,
age. nn = q long fitness,
Msy he rest In peace.
wILLIAMs.-At his residence. on Road street,
Georgstown, LLOYD A. WILLIAMS, late cl,ief cngi-
neer, u. y. N, In hls forty-secoDd year.
The relatives aud friends ofthe family are inytcd
hsp.m.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
! THs DISTRICT GOVERNMENT

The Chicago Post. In an article alluding
~ the proposed abolition OF the District
Legislature, fills into <pric serious blunders
upon the subject whicliit is desirable to
correct In the first place il Is not true
that the General Government pays the
larger portion Of the city expenditures.
The city pays the entire interest upon Its
indetaetlue.s. The General Government
pays ono third Of the expenses, of the fire
and police departments, makes an anltlal
appropriation in about the same proportion
for the board Of health, aud pays for the
lighting of the street lamps around is own
property Il also makes an appropriation
for the aque,iuct. and that Is about all. II
contributes nothing whatever toward the
erection or the support Of schools, and has
never given single acre of tla lublc
lands To the, District for educational pur
poses. making in this resreet un unjust dis
crimins,lon In favor Of other sections Of The
country.
A, 10 The oivi.ildilty, tho propricty, or
the wisdom Of abclisl,iny the elective fran
chis, here nlid of governing The city by n
commission appoln,e'l by the Executive,
that Is matter upon which there isa wide
latitude Of opipion, and upon which a good
deal might he said and written upon both
sides. IL II were Submitted To popular
vote there cannot he the least doubt that Il
would be rejected by an Overwhelming ma.
i,wily. and for the most obvious reasons In
the world. The property holders how
cyer and those who do no, makca pr"res.
sion of politics would. We are inelincl TO
think. G,vor the scheme, for the reason that
it would In all probability, secnrea cheaper
administration ofgbvcrhmsnt While Con-.
gr..s hu exclusive Jurisdiction over the
D,agici, and ctn provide FOR its govern,
mrn IN whatever way II pleascs. the citi,
z,n, of the District have, In our opinion,
sna, ishs In the premises, and should he
con 9ilrl In any changr that may be con,
ten,hlatcd
National Republican., 1873-12-30

|. lO,ooo PPlGes oA5O. 600
The title to the above real estate Is guaranteed
perfect. 4 % .IL ga
The liberal terms Of this scheme brinK.it Within
the reach of all-the greatest opportunity ever
offered for the poor man To rise 70 wealth.
- - PRICE OF TICKETS; E
Single Tickets. ". 70; Eleven Tickets. taS: fIfty-
sis TIssets' siSi ons Hundred and Fif'ecn Tick
fhe diawIns viii be mad. Under the aperin,end-
cucc Of committee. sppolnted by the highest on
cSis In the state, dnly sworn 70 the faithful per-
formanee Of THE duties assigned them,
The highest ofhcialt. both of city. county and
State, have not only indorsed Mr Abeie', hut also
Tie demand for tickets Is unparalleled, and all
deslring to participate In the drawing should at
once form their clubs aud send In their 0yders.
Agents wanted In ell. states. cities and towns In
the uplted ststesaad cAnadAs.
&S-Noncy shoald be sent by Reglstered Letter,
pofl dfhcc order pT Expross, wiihthe fun address
81 the purshasef ~ Pl.iu Writing, .., !,
PRIZES, 6S pu:illysly certain q wiz one, WHILE on,
II l. bOund TO via Two prizes. 80 ga
iseTh ~ ,nas9n sasssn snd ss oprs,or snS ar
dress NWr- So.
se2v.s ruTh3m Ieayeaw0pth. knusAs.
National Republican., 1873-12-30
81, 60 o. 900
III he dlstribrird among the tlcket-hold.r..
The tickets printed In coupons, or tenths, aud
fractional parts wilt I've represcntet Ia The draw
q just as whole tickets are. rIr. "fa

Total 900 gins, all cash, nmonntiaE 10 w. 30, oo
The chances for gin rs one to ave.
PPiCE OF TICKETS, - 20
Whole tickets. -; halves, r.; isa,h. or each
for D, ,0uo; iis whole tickets for tA0n; sN whole
Tickets fcr gioop. No discount on less than sso
The fenrk or, Corcsrt will be Conducted. In all
respects iike the thrSe which have airesdy been
sgisrs Which wl be SEQ, fres IRON this oshsr TO al
Ordsrs for 81 ana for .seueie. VIII
30 sitented 60 " 'hs oss. they frs rsSsi,sd md
may he no disappolntmen or delay IL nilfn} ali.
LiBersi term- Gltca 20 thess Who buy to sri sin.
their sccounys and retush al unsoid tickets by the
pth day OF March. Il Z" 'i Y .. .... ~ .'Is#
THOMAS 2. nRA NLErrE.
Agent Publir Libsary Keatueky, and Maasser
ain concert. Public Library Buiidins lonisslfle.
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