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Goucral govornnnont, and tnust bo proceeded by
clyil~serVfce reform OF nature of which IA yet
70 ~e heye had no experience, mono will deny. It
eulatlon In thia State that wo must voto for log-
islattyo candidates who would 60 iuto CAUCUS III
order to get appropriations for our Htato. Tho
logical conclusion Of thfa argumcnt-if wo have
anv-iB TINT wo lnuBt vuto particular ticket,
dseH'gnatel in a particular way and to vol.
known office, or our forts may bo tinmant1ed and
our mails DO sseppod. Charles Tho First. In lin
bolieBt monlouts, would not hnvo darcd to use
suoh words to tho Commons Of droat Britain,
and II LoMia XIV, whon he said, ~ ain Tho
htato, md aotod upon auoh policy, ho would
hhvo loRt hia head, L do not ba1evo auy Atl1ui,,-
tstratlon nvor elected by tho American people
ever deserved etch q reproach--if 80, VIC arc al
mont by nh intelligent man, In public nows-
paper. must give Oh pause" upon tho question
ot comforting additional powor until We lave ad-
dittohal guarantees. We hAyo at least reachod
tho point, however, vitc1e wo can say:
WHEN THE GOVERNMENT DOES Nui14D TIE noAns
IT SHOULD OWN THEM AND OPERATE THEM rOA
THE pUDI1o 0oop,
and whore tho Government haB loaned its credit
and gvon it's lands to build a road md beon do
;' ffa1l9d Of IT, sesuritios It haa tho right and
tho road. (Earnest app'auso.]
II nc man has got been nhlo to tieviso q Bol1-
tion for tho whole question, every man knows
tho first stop which must DO taken boforo any
soaatioA Ghl ~ leAGAGu+ 'lnG pOnIlCAl power
and dictatton Of these corporations, whether
they comprise thsee mon Or 5000. must bo
broken. That tyranny whtch is 80 potent whom
exercised upon individuals and interosts in do
tail m1at bo destroyed by . gonoral uprising Of
all indivlduala and interests. horaldod by q new
declaration Of independence. j.
tho American people nre juBt people. law
abiding poop1e,a dobtpaying people; and It Is
not necossary for any corporation to own tho
Government In order to protect its righta--that
only becomes necessary IN order to perpetuate
wrongs. The tiue has come when tho people
should aasort their rights through forms Of iAw
to exercise that control over railroads which will
aeouro uniformity, fairness, and accountability.
The issue is fairly made up botweon the people
@ ons ee So da ohe wheS a ind an
have Done. Standing In this prnsonco-lov-
ing order as love nfo. sworn to maintain 1t ind
rcady to redcom tho oath With my lifo-conscious
Of nv responsibilities, and Weighing my Words
looking tho future earnestly In tho faco, sol
eH1nly believe that tho choice Of tho American
poorle is between reform now and revolution
horeaftorl
, 1873-08-21
Shooting Affair ut CRANKY, Mo.
Gra,lby, No. dug. 1o) corrtspo"de'les " The st. Lord


have lust time before the mail cloaoA to give
you au account OF terrible shooting aiFray lore
Inst night, botween neEtto,eh Et, ,. anu Whites. me
py negro ouraing = white man. Ilosult: Ono
man named II. Schmidt, = clothing mau in
Ibis place, was shot through tho head lfo
will die in loss than M hour. Three otlor mon
wore badly shot, 4 Mrs. Goorge Sweet
was badly wounded by STRAY, ahots. Twa
othor ladies' woro slightly wounded.
We cannot toll fully tho effect Of tho row, AZ II
WAS very dark: Some OF tho wounded men god
1N q G te anu M 70 %o @1q
began tho shooting was wounded three tinos.
but will recover. "A Snowman In the dross'ug-
room Of tho show was blaeking up for tho negro
part OF tile performance, md OH hearing tho
Arnt shot lle raised tho siae Of the Canvas to
look into tho arena. whom ho was mistaken fol
ono Of the negroes and fred At, the ball grazing
his heaia, taking of lock OF hair, NoNe Of thu
Bhowlnen were hurt. It was not their iight.
THIS iB tho place whore Lake waa killed soma
three years ago. This show Is tho frat We hayq
Ind Ainca Iaka'a doatA.
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tho owners Of tho trunk lineB control their feo-
era aB though thcy owned them. it will not aeon,
improbable TINT the whole systa'n may pass tn-
der one goneral management. Imagine tlls ac-
compshed, and TINT tho principle that tho
low cannot fix rntea and compel uniformity IL
estabshed,-ono company would tlon lsayo q
monopoly Of all inland transportation. a, D. @,
and D own the cnal.mneH which supply the City
OF Now York. Tho mInou Of A are most valuable
and nearest to market. 1Ia ilntlH to his aAton-
iallment tint his rivals can undelsell him, md
the yaluo Of his property, ~ destroyed. .tHs-
according to lilo published tariff, b. q, md D
haye special rates. 1Io complains. and is told
That lle can haul Ills coal Oil carts or paok 1t OH
mules. Ho remo!Btrates, and ia informed tint
10 can build hin own railroad. Finally, as q
gtyeB controlling intoress IN Ills mine to the
Directors Of tho Mammoth Raitrual Company"
Tho samo procoss gooH on s,lccaHaiyely with
=, @, ana D, and roaclles the hamo result. Thou
composed Of tho Directors Of tho Mammoth
1lailroal Company; u stock OF o0al IL acou,nu-
latod IN tho city; wintor Inns come; tho Direc-
tor Of tho Mammoth lookH III the mirror and
wo have, got to advance your ratos! and tho
image reilects a alnile and bow; coal alvancoB
sn tho city, but thoro IN 10 panic. Tl,en some
new regulation is estahliH,ol Mt the mno, which
proyokea D Htriks. ~, The rnmor goes abroad,
famine prices in the city-mllrler at the minc-
and tho poor shiyer a1ll troeze over tho wlito
ashoB In their grateH, that Anthracite
mny Bwoll b1amn.otha profits. Ho,ne
one ventures to say this IL wroug,-thia Ia
that bual IN tho social sunshine OF Ma.nmoth's
favor, and eat tho crumbs that fall from hB
tablo, join In the cry, +" lio is u Communist q
domagoguo md don't believe In the rights Of
property We arc comfortable - - Mammoth
dolugop" Tho sentiment has beon heard be-
FORE 1T waH OIL the ps Of the collrtiera on the
eyo III tho Fr1uoh Kuyolution.-ana then 4 WhH-
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Tho Mound City (Ill.) Journal adopts G radl-
cal clsngo In regard to o1oAauges. The Journal
has boon discontinued IS an exchange to all pa
pela iasuilX "patent insldoa or /" outsidea,"
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road will connect at Drdstown, with the Peoria,
Pokin 4 Jacksonville Road. aud at Mason Ci4y
with tho Indanapolla. Bloomington 4 Western
and the Jaokaonvine Division OF tho Chicago i
AltnE.
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Eroat aEgrogntlouH Of capital to control lilo Goy
ornnellt IN tholr own interest for purnusoB tint
arc sotsh and corrupt. THO forms Of tho Ro-
public arc to DO rota',to but itHspirt destroyed.
tho title Of King, and are willing NO should toy
with tho Bonb1anco whi1o tho substance IL theirB.
This ia the danger foresoon with prophetic
power by jackson. What waB thou possibility,
glaht.
ExrEnlENog OF HISTORY.
II thore woro no priori roaaons to toaoh that
tho tondoncy to concentrate power was natural
would demonstrate the fact. III the times and
countries wllero military powor Ia tho highest
controlling force, the gravltation is toward sno-
cossful leaders md ollioitans, and tho military
class; whore money ia tho moBt active principle
It is toward aggregated oapital-or, rather, to
speak with oxaotneBs, toward those mon who
from disposition mud opportunity dosro and are
abo to mako tho operations of Government trib-
tary to them, SO tfat thoy shall llave tho control
Of all property, whcthor tloy claim tlo right Of
ownership or not.
OPPORTUNITY OFFERED M RAILROADS.
Tho management Of tho railroad gyHto,l Of the
nicstion affecting all property md ovory value
affords m opportunity for this of which history
furnishes no parallel.
Do not understand mo to say now that the
owners or managcra. Of railroads are different
from other mon, or TINT thoy havo mot together
methodfcal}y procoodinr unon flxotl n1an. Great
aocial or noliticnl clnnees nro salla%,n mn nr nnvnr
wrought in That wny. Forownrne5 In foron11nc1.
Evan t1o grnat Nnrn1enn nm Soavoa thot liz liz
uas mt rnvorned kv n f}vod iIoo hmt +i,nt ~.
canion fa,rnished nnnnrt,1nitv mntil In hni;orcd
thst lila atana worc cdntrnl1oT h, fato md +Iot
iis foatnrnta ,narkai tho nath NJ ,' ~ Gcatinv'
wi,orovcr thn nnnnrirn;l., ~ ;rroonons,1}o
nowor il nresentet]' Tia mn,; or man. or nrinni.
ppsc' viii r3ot ho wanting flint ia tha ma non
in human affairs which is filled as soon az
st.toer,on nratnra and ;,rnntnra @ hut ~ XIII, liz
pecn of sof. .aookors tho nironropl a1wava arr. nv,
v;yo. 'N Jill
cnsrors ~ ,tpr,1ona AVN rp1xc,r, ~ or rn j. W..
pnnTtT1oy cA11srn nv nAI1nnana
before the he fptr9auc.ion m M Of railroads all PUBLIC
man o asn,o o' con,oms rho foctios " ~ a.
travc md Observation-Disclosures vars ;nand';oinnt tha n
tnnf1'oJa oftan nrlo nn;1 ;n,,nreaot but' tho tLo
,,onna sgora 3roo ,pera a,.i ~. ,,t t
taoy wcrc not contrond W;1 t1,o imtrotmction Eus
" ysosoas ~ t,,; i,o" ;oo,, ~ as'a so @ ~
c;,toa mi mnthn1a ~ ove vco ham 1a-
ci,anraa hnvo hoon ,na@,o oasv Ink {i,o fpoodor,
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The Forms Of the Republic to Be
Retained, but Its Spirit
Destroyed.
Aims Of the Railroad Magnates. .--Mag.
nificenee Of the Prize at
Stake.
"Thc Choice Of the American People Is
Between Reform Now and Royolu.
ton Hereafter"

Speech Of Gov. Booth, Of California, at
San Francisco, Aug. 13, 1878.
FELLOW CITIZENS: Tho issues involved In tho
political CANVASS Of this year are peculiar, aid
the conditions under which they aro to be de-
citlcd anomalous In American history. Wo sllall
orr, however, If we suppose those issuos and
conditions are confined to California; thoy are
common to tho people Of tho United statos.
Evorywhero there IL deep porvading fcoliug
tint old thugs arc passing away; TINT the na"
ton confrousB new questions md diflculties-
that again tho sphinx's riddle ia propoundol to
us, which NO must road or be destroyed. Aud
yat when wo come to consider these questions
closely wo 0ud them nov indeed in our history
and new In form, but in substance and universal
history they are as old as history itself; it is
new plaHo of tho old, old contest between pro-
rogatiyo md poraonnl froedom-betwcen the
power Of the strong to take aud the right Of each
man to luis own. lApplauso.l
PARTY T1Es RELAXED.
III the preaence Of now dangers party ties aro
relaxed. Where thoy bind together it Ia rathor
from, aocal afllliaton than tho power Of political
allegiance. From force of habit end personal
association, NC look to our old political leadors
aud comrades for guidance and counaol but
pass along tho stroot. take tho men as you ncet
them, listen to their frank nvonalB, and you will
find that tue old party discipline, which was wont
to marshal itH hosts like contorling armies, IL
destroyed. Gnthor together representative,
Intelligent assemblage liAo this, composed Of Ro-
publicans md Democrats, poll 1t, md you will
find that on tlo living questions of the hour,
whore tboro aro differences Of opinion, men no
longer differ as Democrats and RepnbicanB but
as mon Of independent convictions; md those
who prefer to relnain with old organizations
simply fcel that for the present tlero is nowhere
else to 80, and hope to accomplish now purposes
with old forms. This is not local, but gen
eral truth, and there is general fooling that
warfare Bhould cease whoao motive aud meaning
have gone.
REASONS FOR D1sINTEanAT1oN.
It Ia natural under circumstances like these
that mon who believe that political parties aro
simply interpretations for tho purpose Of paying
salaries to directors and dividing offices among
stockholders. should begin to inquire, "What
man hath done this ?" and to look about for
some victim for their impotout wrath. Sir, no
man hath dono 1t They might as well aock for
the hunter who built his campfire on tho upper
mississippi, to account for the ico,gorgo TINT
comes crashing and grinding down in a spring
food after all. April thaw. There are moral
forces in society which cnn no moro be control
cd by conventions and resolutions tlnn tho tenn
peat can bo stayod by d proclamation OF peace.
While parties Bincoroy represent differences Of
opinion upon EreRt aud living politi-
cal questions; while they continue
tho outward cmbolmonta of princl-
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THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

10
Cincinnati, indianapolis. Toledo.
Detroit, Cleveland, Siagra Falls,
butalo, Pittsburg. Washington,
Baltimore, Phil ,delphia, New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points.
CHANGE TINE
On and after Tuesday, july 1, 1879, trains
vtI run Is follows:
k1PKE 4.
Going north leaves Usiro at ....... 400 an.
Going south arrives al Cairo ST. D.. $40 y IN.
MOUND CITY ,ccoMAoDATioS.
Going Sorth.
Leave Cairo at ll:o5 a.m. and 6:o0 pm.
Going South.
Arrive at Cairo 81 .:0r pm. and GOO r.in.
The express train north arrives q, Vim
eepnes al l2;30 III, making direct co"u.c-
uOn 81 1890 y. IN with the Indianapolis IA
Nineeuues railroad tor indianapolis, The
great rai.ros, centre, from which point
traias are departing At all hour, tor all
POINTS in tie United sta Is a. 5 Canada. ~
l2S3 pm. with the EyansvillY aud ,raw.
rNiile railroad, tor Terra uaute. iuui =
nspous, Chic AGO, DanNille aud NJ point
north, via the Terra haute. Evansville aud
Chicogo rsilroai, and east via the Nandalis
line, and indianapolis and -. Loul- railroad
Al l:o5 p IN with the Ohio tnd Mississippi
railroad, for Cincinnati, louisville, aud all
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by thi. route are placed
In indianapolis. Cincinnati. Louisville. New
York. Bo-t II, Philadelphis, Baltimore.
Washington, and al eastern 20 nts, t"e.Ne
hour in advance of any other route.
kxpres- train makes connection al lido
fAdo with II. Louis and southeastern rail-
way, tor i. Louis, Mt. Vernon illinois,
shawneeio~n aud MI POM. between Eld0-
RADIO and ~ Louis
AT Norris e ~ makes close connection
for Springfield, Rock Island, and ali point,
on Springfield and illinol, Southeastern rail-
way and con ection,.
At Csrni with y. Louis Evansville, Hen
derson and Nashville railway line. tor Nj
Vernon l,ndiara). Eyan>NN', henderson
(kentucky), Na-byiill (Trnnesse }, and all
point on 81. l., h., IA. ana y. Railway and
connections.
BaEgAge checked 10 AZ important points.
s1 rOr tickets and iulOrnali ~ spply al
The ticket office, corners yenh .trcet and
Commercial avenus, Cairo, n inri>.
Ro,wgLL MliLER Supt.
b. T. BusSsIDk, fck-t Az 1t
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

W hole tickets, Sjo.OO; Halves. $500;
Teuths, or each coupon 800: Eiey'
Whole Tickets Tor sjyOOn; 23i tckct, 4
sl,VOJ.OO; ll3 Whole Tickets tor 1850,
~ " uol'. Tickets for 100000. No a,
count OH less than 5000 worth Of Tickets
to time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third
Gilt Concert a. well a. the salts
iaction given by the Fr-t and
second makes 1t only necessary TO announce
the touiih To- insure the prpmpt .ale OF ey-
cry ticket. The Fourth Chit Concert will
be conducted ~ all it, 'iotail- like the Third.
aud tuli pa tirulaI- NAV he learned from
circulars which " III b. sent tree from thi-
office To all VINO apply ior ,uruI.
Tickets now reahy tor sale aud all orders
accompanied by the money promptly 1lled.
Liberal term. given t. thO-e wbu buy 10 Sci II
again. luOs. l. BkAMLtIlE,
Agen Public Library Kentucky aud Mana
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NoIIcs 10 hereby given tbs. eill Pay
no bills Cor goods sold to sny Of the en-
oloyes Of THE CAIRO BULLETIN, either
Or themse,vs. or tor the use Of the ofice
Inlsse the same sTs furnished on an order
igaed by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2.20-ly JoHr II. OREaIY.
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white single and double amber
Jingle snd double Y Canary, hes, quality OF
manila. blue letter, etc. etc. 5O.Vo for
ale. printed ST 81 ~ to8 70 per thousand,
Il the BULLETIN OrfICx.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
otal. IL ono Gilts, An Cash.

Total. IL 0nG Gifts, All Cash.
The Distribution will be positive whether
all the ticket, are sold or not, and the 1000
gifts all paid In proportion TO the tirket. sold
all un>old tickets beng destroy ed a. at the
fir.t AID Second Concerts and not repre-
sented in the drawing.
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Tao Dr. neury's ~ orid's Tonic and
Blood Puriner.

II 1. the great household remedy. pleasant to
X, yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
is-ases. II Ia better than Bitters, Cordial,
u, hu or eArsaparilla Sold by Druggists
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CAIRO BULLETIN.

Ne respue q sabscriSers not r~ceis
,0g shesr paper seg0 RrSy go report
IN f.cs 90 sh .nsce either per~On-
,tty or by Postal a. rts.
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100000.

divided into 1900 cash gins will he distrib-
uted 10y lot among the ticket-holders. III.
numbers Of the tickets 10 be drawn from
one wheel 10y blind children. and tho giit.
from another.
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RrxovEp.-Dr. Dus ding has removed
his residence temporarily to the second
cottage east CT Schesls bsll, ca Ninth
street II.
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Or. Henry. Roo, and Plan, Pills.

Mia yet thorough-no nauses or griping-en-
rely vesetable-grcat liver remedy. Price IS
ents. Sold ny Druggists.
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Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, Rev
tn;ravinss, Two-hundred and SIXTY Pages,
= Ice 50 cents. Address DR. Brrrs' DisPrS.
AR. u North Eighth Street, St. Louis, No
Advertisement
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Mrs. wh;tco mb's syrup.

Tie great soothing remedy. Price on.y IS
,nts. Gives rest to the mother aud health TO
he child Bold by Druggists.
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wEDNEsD Y, DECEMBER Q. 1873.

Only sixty thousand ticket. viii be sold
and one.hai OF these are Intended TOR the
European market. thus leaving only 3O.uJu
Tor sale IN tue United States, When. 100. 900
were disposed Of tor the Third Concert
The tickets are divided into ten coupons ~
parts. and have on their back the cheme
with full explanation Of the mole oi draw.
ing.
AZ this concert, which will he the grand.
est musical display ever Witnessed In iii,
country. the unprecedented sum OF
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so Person can take these Ditters accord
thS 10 directions, and remain long unwe provided
iheir bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
olAer means, aud vital organs wasted beyond the
point OF repair
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Pain
Dizziness. Sour Eructauous OF the Stomach, Bas
Taste in ths Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpitatisn
the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs, Pain In IN,
region OF the kidn' :, and a hundred other paiufu
symptoms. are the on.springs OF Dyspepsia. on
ootIle Will prove better guarantee OF It's meFlt.
Than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, In young or old
the turn OF life. these Tonic Btters display 80
decided an influence that improvement Is 5000
perccptible
For Infia rnmatory and Chronic Rhcu.
matism and Govt, Bilious Remittent and Inter
Uittent Feyers. Diseases OF the Blood Liver Kid
neys aud Bladder, these Bltters have no equal
such Diseases nre caused by Nitated Blood.
They are a gentle Purxative as well n.
. Tonic. possessing the merit OF acting as
powerful agent In relieving Congestion or Imam
nation Of the Liver aud Slsteral Organs and 10
Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, Errptions, letter SAT-.
Rhenn, Blotches spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils,
Carbuncles, Ring.worms, Scald- Head. Sore Eyes,
Eryslpeas Itch, Scurfs Dissertations Of the Skin,
Hunors and Diseases OF the skin OF whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried on,
Bit.Crs.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT.
rRRs ne most wonderful lnyigorant that svos
eus taInrd the sinking system.
IL. Al. MCDONALD Il CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., san Francisco CAL,
cor. Of Washington and Charlton Sts., MY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS.
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". al N ~ tier on ever, Pnse

once. suiiessa sshsaass
Washt0gsOu Avenae.
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Gvr,r ESTEapaseg.
100000 E-Or1 $50

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert author.
lied b special act OF the Legislature Tor the
benefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky.
viii take place in the Public Library HAL
AT Louisville, KY,
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DANIEL LAMPkRT,

FASHIONABLE BARBER
fIssrp a., ut. Cos. 3 wAsH.
ikikp. MS
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thirty YEARS. REMEDY!
Diarh1a. Dysentsry, Cholera Morbus. Sum
mef ompiniut fiur. Childrsn's Teeth
ing, and the Great Preventive Of
Asiatic Cholera.
MAaurac,s H-NNE PLANT.

nj. .rY.ordihuy reiieins, the 'srs - vhit srrssf
sriis.r 'hfsaEtosi the caans. IA gbdssb e1y supsrr 70
rvnety orsf.d TIE pstc for psats fer
shet Is in'ss4.d Wsh.rs 10 or ross.-ssn tssaoss.
fa-uhsi toluntsrv bt CO... Log is chef ropasss heel
EGsussf Bsfrau aah Cst Flf Henry N.fr-s,
. ~. F-.sssoa ,ri ottrf. - ire amy ysisr ?. !.
De- the esiebratst Eas omcers % he
saw 'srf-n' toitA '@.ass eonnsedsf' 81 n.sry .y.
plyiEs re bs. u sha srbu,sry ritsrs Wee.
sanitary AID Chrusn CsEDsiobs army shsIsbs sB1
o,hsrs nsns-es. nsnnpa Lssss kStss; sBsuiess
ofths prsss pr.i1g asus Bscs sluss ths hish-
80 tefm. We ether d-u- D., - rseo nnsrssess We
al.s ,ff ~ k. rfo~usy Gr.ir br.vn Goverrer
- ss,Ssr tnd He1 y0.s Hr-H Mayer Of the ty " ST.
logls, saf rfhsf Uia' skiek
aos 10 thls A1vetsenrEt. tassf.-srksssn kaJt!Es
80. ~ 80 - Tuoa ksv Ss.s BY drssgs,s ssA
Hsii.Al essl4-s syefyshsrc.
ga MAGvIRE. sole prcprsiors
W cor ~ a e. 800 SIS, i Losis-
NJ. Price. > &c nss ne bottle.
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PLANTERS HOUSE
OHIO LIVE
be,wson Fourth and Sixth Streets.
JOHN GOCKEL, PROPRIETOR.

Thi. house having recently undergone
thor ugh repair, aui addition Of more than
twenty good sized and we'll furnished rooms
h ,int been added Ia IL, j. now pr, par, Il
accommodate comfortably at least one
u n red GUESTS The tahle il always .uI-
Piled with the best the market afford,
'erycd up in the most approved sty e..
solicited. li-l6 II
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
CAIRO. ARKANSAS & TEXAS. AND
CAIRO 4 FULTON RAILROADS.

Shortest md on y direct route ir, IN afro
IN Js.'k-onpO {, Lit le X ok. Fulton. and AL
Do n y la Ark ,D>a- aud the southwest.
Pullman. psls sleeping cars on al
train. NJ night.
Train. run daily, Sundays excepted,
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Government securities.
The MArkefa.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Z.-yirginia SIS, consolidated
%, West virginia. IA, bid to-day. .-
BALTIMORE, Jan: E.-Cotton buoy ant-low mid
dlIngs, l91zgl9z. Flour quiet, but firm-Howart
Do family, ss@sII City Mills superhne, sS5sl
Sist,; western suse1fas 1851 1S s ~ Si4A
Sz@ss,s; do. family, ss@ siois. Wheat in gocs
denandi STOCK scarce; very hrIn-white choice, 81 4
@S235; fair to prime do, s2@S2 ~; choice amber,
szG@ Sass; good 70 prime red, S2@ % %: common
to fair do. lSG 20; red western, 81 S56 q AM
Der western, s2S@2 10, Corn in good demand; stock
scarce; hrn-white southern, 66@l67; yellow southern
60; mixed western, 81. Oats in fair demand and
steady-southern, 46@ss; western mixed, 439s5; do
white, 46@E. Rye quiet and unchanged. Hay un-
changed. Provisions quiet but firm; nominalIy un-
changed. Western butter in fair demand-choice
roll, 24@25. Whisky irregular and unsettled-9a Of
fered, 95@6 asked.
NEW YORK, Jan. E.-Stocks dull. Gold quiet
Gs{. Money firm, z. Exchange, long, ga; short
los. Governments dull and steady. Virginia skies,
az; rev, 50. North Cardinals, $50; new, L.
NEw YORK, Jan; Z;-Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet and UNCHANGED. Corn quiet and steady
LONDON, Jan. z, IL q. m.-Consols opened AT
Ss.@ @s2 for account for both. Bonds Of isSS, Old
LONDON, Jan. q, 100 p. m.-Ere, 5Ois