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ABUSING m.

The Shawneetown Gazette abuses the
General Assembly, saying "it is n dis
graceful mob Abuse of this kind should
have been confined to the House. It. was
a mob, But the Senate was a digniiled
body, quiet and industrious. Upon
llalncs and Platter the Gdsettc would
place most of the responsibility for the
disorderly proceedings of the House. and
upon their heads Morgan would have
the people launch their dis.
pleasure. We ag,cc that llaincs had
much To do with the disgraceful proceed
ings Of the body over which he presided,
but what Platter had to do with it we do
not know. He attempted to do his duty.
and was made the target ut which every
would-be wit aimed meaningless jokes.
He was insultcd time and again, and en-
dured too patiently. The had attempted
to whip the first man who insulted him
he would have saved himself much trou.
Bile which his tolerance ofiusulls brought
upon him.
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TERMS

harpers Bazaar, one year. "a 90
:, -Four dol lars includes prepayment OF u,
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO Harqer's Magazine,
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THE MIssIssIrpI.s MOUTH.

Capt. Eads has perfected n contract with
James Andrews of Pittsburg. for the con-
structlon of three hundred aud fifty thou
sand cubic yards of fascinc work aud one
hundred thousand cubic yards of stone
work, at the South Pass OF the Mississippi
river. together with n large amount
of timber work, piles, etc, consti-
tutlng the necessary icttles and
dykes 10. improving The mouth
of the Mississippi river. Col, Andrews
l. TO construct the work according to the
plans laid down by Capt. Eads. lie will
provide all the machinery necessary 10
do the work at his own expense, aud con-
tracts TO construct sixty thousand yards
of the work before receiving any pay
ment on account. The contract embraces
the construction of SO much of the work
as will ensure twenty-siX feet of water
and the entire sum TO be paid Andrews
Is two and half millions of dollars.
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TnE highest point ever reached by the
advertising department of the New York
Herald was rcacheda week ago on Sunday.
On that day. the He,ah published eighty
four columns of advertisements. An In
dustrious mathematician has calculated
that II these were stood on end, the pile
would reach the height of one hundred
aud thrty-siN feet and half.
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WANT A change

Mr. Winter AMI his friends say they
want change IN the city government,
hut not one of them has yet indicated the
changes MIR. Winter would make, IL elect
ed. If Nj. Winter could change matter.
for the better, and would assure us of his
intention to do 50, we would favor his
election; but the assertion that change.
are demanded and. the cowardly policy
that prevents the publication of the pro
posed changes Is suspicious. Let wei
enough alone.
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NOT SO.

Referring to Mr.. Henry Winters mis-
fortunes In business, his organ saws :
THE real estate he controlled is gone
and his business is wreck. and today
John ii. Oberly and good
many moral, respectable citizens
rub their hands and gloat over his mis-
fortunes" John II. Oberly, whatever
certain moral and respectable citizens
may do, does not gloat over Mr.. Winters
.n's'or'unes, and we would not hesitate
1--WE could TO reinstate him in what lie
mas iost' we would not ofcoursc go to a
great deal OF trouble or expense to put
jack up again, because he has not been
70 Us very genial fellow, but that we
rejoice In his misfortunes is not true
ahl' y a dodge Of Jacks to catch sympa-
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HAND 30 pt,CA.E,

II was charged for awhile that the men
who voted To make q contract ut the
gas company's figures were iIalliday'S
tools. We showed that Morris voted "a
not make that contract, aud now q cor
respondent of the Investigator says :
THAT Is what we say: The Aldermen
who voted against making that contract
who voted to not make that contract
were Halliday tools" 70 argue with
such men j. folly.
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"a Repository of Fashion. Pleasure
and Instruction"
HARPER'S BAZAAR
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

The Bazaar is edited with contribution
oftact and talent that we seldom find In any
journal; and the journal itself is the organ
OF the great world Offashion.- Boston Trav-
eler.
The Bazaar commends Itself TO every men,
Der Of the houschold--to The children by
droll and pretty pictures, to the young la
dies by its Bankruptcies in endless variety,
to the providcnt matron by its patterns for
Tue chlldren's clothes, TO paterfamillas by
Its tasteful designs for embroidered slipper,
ana luxurious dressing gowns. But the
reading matter of the Bazar is uniformly OF
great excellence. The paper has acquired
a wide popularity for the iireside enjoyment
II affords. N. Y, Evening Post.
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oFFICE-At the Court House.
Election Notice.



CAIno, ILLs March 18th, 1853
NOTICE IL hereby given, that on Tuesday the
~ 2nth day of April, a. ID ,lS75,a general rlcc-
ton VIII be held in the city of Cairo, Alexander
County, State of Illinois, for the election of the
following named city OILERS, tO-wit: a mayor,
city clerk, city treasurer, u city attorney, %
city assessor, und one alderman from each ward,
for the term Of two years. For the purposes of
said election, polls Will be opened Mt the follow
ing named places, tO-wit: IN the First Ward at
the brick business house lately occupied by h.
+. Davis. on the Southerly side of Sixth street
between Commercial and Washington avenues
In tile second Ward ut the engine house of the
Rough and Ready Fire company In the Third
Ward ut the engine house of The IiibcrnInn Fire
company; IN the Fourth Ward AT the Court
iiuuse; and In the Fifth Ward at the house of
" :. sullivan, ON the Northwest corner of
Twenty 'uuh street and Commercial avenue
Snd election viii he opened ut eight O'Clock In
the morning, ami continue open until seven
O'Clock N the afternoon of that day.
by order of the city Council.
WILL h. HAWKINS, City CLERK.
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TIC NEM MAYons MI

We publish this morning the new
Mayors Bill at length, and invite to IT
the attention of our citizens. II cnlargcs
the power of the Mayor of city, and
makes him absolute in police matters.
He may remove any officer for any cause,
and unless two-thirtls of all the members
Of the Council disapprovc OF such re-
moval, II becomes permanent. IN cascor
the removal of an officer, the Mayor may
appoint any person he plcascs 10 the Of
flee, nnd such person thus appointed shall
discharge the duties until the Mayor has
appointed some other person and the
Council has confirmed him by II vote OF
the majority of all the members elected
10 the Council. Under this bill, Mr..
Winter. if elected Mayor. may appoint
the worst man in the city Marshal, and n
bad men as he can lind policemen. aud
keep them in office IN spite of the Coin-
cil. This is fact every voter who in
tends To vote for Mr.. Winter to-day
should consider before he goc. to
the polls. lie should consider il we'll
and then vote against Mr.. Winter.
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misrcprcscnted. Whatever Mr. Albright
may have said on the floor ofthe House.
ms request for correction ~ the journal
Office was made IN gcntlcmanly mau.
llcr, aud was chccrlully complied with.
IN fact, II we had known Of the existence
ol ne second entry in The Adiutant Gen
erals report. we would have been ~
prompt to make correction without his
request Us with II, ~ the journal Is under
no political or other necessity of misrep-
rcscntiDg tile record Of any one.
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Mas. Henry WARD BErcnEa's land
in Florida Is advertised TO he sold tor
taxes. The owner OF it is probably 50
taken up with the trial that she has for
gotten She has any land In EIorida.
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Gov. BEvEnrpoE has removed Major j..
W. Wham, commissioner OF the state pen
itertiary, aud has appointed In his place
Col. Noleman of Ccntrnlin.
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Tur signature Of Treasurer New IL
said TO be equally as bad rs that of ex-
Treasurer Spinner.
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\. VI. BRowS, of Pulaski county. has
been appointed one of the trustees of the
Illinois Industrial University.
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TuE Princess Of Wales attends the rcvi-
val meetings of Moodey and Sankcy ut
the lIaymarket Theatre.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenished Job Printing Office with
many fonts Of type and have orders out for other
fonts of the latest popular styles W determined
to establish the reputation of off for class
work, aud make prices so low that the most enthu
siastic patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to adj
nit that do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country. Mr. Oberly, admitted to be one of
the best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
partment and will endeavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons
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ChaGeory Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to BENJAMIN r.
1875, Althca Is. Field hlod in the cicuit
court in aud lur the county of Alexander and
State OF Illinois, n bill for Il divorce, and that
thCrcupOn a summons was Issued out OF said
court, against the said Benilmln f. Field the
defendant therein, rcturnable on the 81 (thirti)
Monday Of May next (lS7h), to Il term Of said
court then 10 be holden nt the courthouse, in
the city OF Cairo in sad county and stale,
hEUBEN >. IOCUM,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Cairo, his. April 18th, 1873. lG-i-7-l3Ot
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Thr 8utlrtin.
PARAGRAPHS.

"A Madison county. H.. girl issoon to
SCI herself up as a prize at spelling
match. Anadml sion feels TO DC charged,
the proceeds to go toward furnishing a
home for The happy couple.
-.Ntan amauorperfomanccofa piece
called "Joscph and his Brethren in Lon
don, recently, Potiphar wore black
nock coat, white vest, black trousers and
hat, carricda walking cane. and smoked
cigars.
"A Vinclaud lady remarked, I'VE
must have society for fillcn women. 1t
Is M evidence of civilization that cgnnot
be dispensed with" But said her
friend. eve have no fallen women, you
know" Every woll," was the prompt
reply, '0yc must send over 20 Brooklyn
and got some"
--"Wcll, my son. saida Dctroit father
to his cight-year-oll son, the other night,
"what have you done to-day that may be
set down a. n good dcedF' Gave a
poor boy five cents" replied the hope
ful. "Ah. all that Vas charity. and char
lty Is always right. lie was an orphan
bow. was her. ~ didn't stop to ask
replied the boy ~ gave him thc money
for licking boy who upset my dinner
basket"
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nr. $50. atnn.lnrn I.elaea.c..

mr.. ac7.o4cA's Standard RoineG.cs.
The standard remedies ior all diseases Of
the lungs are SCuGECK'S PULMONiC
SYRUP, SCHEECR's SEA WEED Toxic. and
GCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS, and, ittakcn
before the lungs are destroyed, speedy
cure is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. j. H..
Schc nck. OF Philadelphia, owes his unrjyal-
led success IN tho treatment OF pulmonary
diseases.
The ruimouic syrup Iipsns tho morbid
matter IN tho lungs' nature throws It, oil by
an easy cXpectoralion, when the phlcgm
or matter sripe a slight cough Will throw
!, of. The patient has rest and tlo iurgs
begin to heal.
10 enable the Pulmonic Syrup 10 do this,
Scheuck's Mandrake Pills and Schcrck's
Sen Weed Tonic must be freely used -
cleanse the stomach ana liver. Sch3ucks
| Man rake Pills act on tnc liver, removing
| all Instructions. relax the gall bladder, the
bile sta,ts freely, aud the liver !. soon
relieved.
s.houcls sea " eed Tolic is gentle
s.imulant and Alternative; tho alkali OF which
| prevents sourDg. IL assists The digcs Ion
dition, so that The food and the lung heal,
is taken - prevent fresh cold.
Al who wish ~ consult Dr.. SchcuoE
either personally or by letter, can do SO u
ARCH SIS, Philadelphia, every Monday.
SchGnck's medicines are sold by oil drug
gists throughout the country. 3-2-2m.
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mi any ofulGo.A h.ulul. r.sla.o- ard
criticism. Tie cream Diol European books
worth relieving, found acrg, md they
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mastery agli-i's written by men who have
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The American PuJI-heIs urs, upon M in
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VIZ II4D CDEV7s5
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AND
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chaaccry Notice.

htliI!Ah John gs aqninistrator Of the
~ eai1i, Of Samuel " John deceased;
MAfy IN John, Maria Williams, Charles VIII
iiaI9s, Laura John ind William s John, de-
iehplnts, are notified that on the l1th day OF
nhrrh' lal5, Joseph J.. Roberts complainant;
iled he blll in chanoery IN he Alexander oOun-
" circuit court, In the state of Illinois, for
lDltciosuie, wherein yOu are me defendants,
thnl eGTnInons was thercpon i3Fuel ami OF
.ala court agGins YOU, ieiu.giAble OF the third
MphhAy in May, 1873, 10 u term Of sid court
i.'A % % holden az The cOurt-lpusc, IA CaiiO,
Dated, Aprl IN. ls75.
REUBEN $. lOCUM, CLERK
samuel J. Nheeior Collector ION Complain
Nh'' ili7-dlt
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'ToW.Boat For Sale

TNIIE Subscriber Offers for sale the steam
i Towing Stern-Whoel Boat, Ike Iiammitt
furniture ne she now lies at Cairo, ms
Her length Is H. feet, her breadth "a feet, her
lepth feet and measures 276 tons. She las .
boilers q feet long and ~ inches diameter, 2high
pressure engines with cylinders nv inches In
1iupoter and feet stoke; ? feed pumps AZ In
ohes IN diameter and IL inches stroke and all
modern improvements, and Is in every respect
siaunch, SEA worthy, and IN good condition Tor
navigation. For terms apply to.
S. S. TAYLOR.
CAWo, Dle., November 3, ISL. i05-i-2s-tf,
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EEW hDYE8TIsEMEETs.

.E5 1ao.. IF bidding @i'o''.. ; Furniture
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Il win eradicate the % cease, aGJ ,...h assure
ancc, founded on proof that DO luu cal
arise iom IL ne ln any quantity.
That which protect from on prevents rla
disorder must De Of immense service ia ,le
commmiha5 whore il pyovaIi. pfcr.iiian
" bcitcrt than cure; for the patton; cape ul
r.L which he mutt run Ga violent attIcI. Of
tuii boleiul distgmgcr. Thi- cum" gyy.'s
Tie mia matte poison Of Ecyer aud Aey."
nom tac system, aul prcysltl tAu develop
mcnt Of The disease, ir tshau on tie GrHt
approach Of o. promou.llry -yMUaus. A
great superiority or this remedy over ary
other ever Discovered for uIc speedy aul oat.
tain euro Di IniermlfCu,5 i,IJ. 20 contains
no Qulniuc or mineral; consequently o. uo.
ducC5 no Quiui .m or other iu.uiH.. OIsris
whatever upon the cDus..uuol. Tho rGol
by Do are le,i uG healthy a- s. ''.y .ad lH,o.
hld the disease.
Fever rni Aa.so b. not alone tio eur.
sequence of the MH-W1iit po. or. A great
variety Of Gisor!,r arise rn4 o. Irritation,
among which arc ESur8igl,s, Et'eu..a..
iis.n, ciOnt, EsruaIcbr, E!li..uo.4,
ToOsIiache, EagaCbr, CHsarrl, 3.i'i.
niD, E'ntpitut.aD, Painful g friction
Grs1e Spleen, g2yssFttcg, g'..lu ia ts.o
Asoweig, Collie, p0Ta'ysis, md do.guge.
mcnt Of tho stomach Uil OF which, when
miitcnt type, or become periodical This
"CuII" cXpcl9 Tic poison from the blood,
and consequently cures them all al,Lc. Itn
an Invaluable protection 10 Immigrant and
persons travelling or temporarily res.diug la
the malarlou8 district. II taken occasion.
ally or daily while exposed to the Infection,
that win DC cXcrotod from the system, and
cannot accumulate In sufficient quantity 70
ripen into disease. Hence 1t is even more
valuable for protection than cmci aud few
viii ever fuGcr from lntciTnittcuts if they
avail thcmlolyes Of the protection tbs rem.
cdy affords.
Tor Liver Complaints, Arising nom torpid
ity Of the Liver, il Is m cycollent remedy
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity
and producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED EY
'6l)r. j. @. AVER Sc CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and dHaiyfio0i Chemists.
ND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-11

JAMES JOHNSON, agent.
CAIRO G. yINCgNNEs Z. Il.
EVANSVILLE, IMDIAEAPOLTS,
CINCTRNArI 9nd louis
WILLIE,

ON and alicr November ~. passenger trains
~ win rtr daily except suulays Is Pillows: