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tinucs TO rcyilc Thd dispitefliliy use Us.
Is this necessary in .Henry's canvass
Can't he dropus. out of the list of those ne
abuses Must le, while declaring that The
encouragement It ofgamblers and the build
ing up OF la wdy houses is necessary to
the prosper ty Of the city. lug us Ia for
castigatio' i.by his abusive tongue Let us
hint to hi IN that we are hot potato. and
to drop ds would be the part of wisdom
In him.
Tn. BULLETIN has fought many q ba',-
tie fer the interests of Cairo II has ,,d-
voc Ated railroads, and been kics ell
by them after completion; il
has advocated railroads. and been
prosecuted by citizens who belle seJ their
interests would be injured by the q. mple-
ton OF such roads it has advocated GET
tlemeh Tor the mayors office, the
| clerks Office. the treas drcr's Office,
| and rlayor and clerk and treasurer and
or er officers have denounced Ills in pay.
J ment; we have done AL these things
without money and without price--ai
great loss of time and c,sh.-and have
become tired of such displays of patriotic
devotion to every interest except
our own. We have therefore concluded
to let railroads build themselves md am
bilious gentlemen elect themselves to of
iice-have concluded to crawl INFO ON
shell and be rs selfish rs the devil
If we can be. This we concu led to dc
AFTER carefully considering the remark o
: a good friend OF ours. that the interrs
! we have taken In what he called "outsid,
Matters" has done our business no good
meaning thereby that our advocacy q
. "outside matters" has robbed us
: as we know it has. of tn,
: patronage of citizens who have patronag
n to give, and has given TO us nothing il
: return. Having arrived at this conclu
sion. we were In calm state OF mind an,
would probably have permitted Henry t.
r amble, without protest on our part, int
e the mayors office. We didn't and dom
r. care: but really IL Henry will persist il
e making gambling and that sort of thin
e his platform, and will not discontinue hi
u abuse of us, we shall be compelled {
!" skin him and hang up his hide in the pull
lie gaze.
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- A cAxDuDArY ron N.you

Mr.. Henry Winter, a gentleman Of pecll-
liar manners and disposition, has com.
menced to make the round Of the saloons
aud solicit votes for Mayor. In his pill
grimages, he takes occasion to denounce
us and promise In the event of his cleo
ton TO the high and honorable office he
u seeking to crush The BULLETIN by the
es'aniishnent OF rival journal. Why
henry should devote himselfto MS in this
manner we cannot understand. We
never stroked him back ward-neyer laid
. hair In the way of his onward progress;
but, on the contrary, have been anxious
y throw ourself upon his manly breast
and b forgiven by him.
u the ace u these facts, Henry con.
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An officer IN the navy Of the United
States cannot accept present from u
foreign ruler. An officers wife is also
prohibited from accepting such present.
The klledive of Egypt lately sent we'd
ding present to Mrs. Thomas W. Fitch.
Gen. Sherman's daughter. Fitch /, an
engineer In the navy, and before his wifi,
could accept the present, Congress had
10 give consent BY resolution.
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TIN bloody business Of assassination
goes on in Williamson county. Five Of the
Henderson btnditti, armed with doublc-
barreled shotguns, are securing the coun-
try with the intention OF shooting down
any Of the Bullingcr party who may cross
their patti. Where is Sheridan?
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TINE man who said Hon. l.. =. Platter
Is an ass. must give satisfaction for the
insult at the mouth of the pistol. Mr..
Platter IL not an ass. He couldn't be If he
tried. He Is genius whom only asses
denounce. Among the Bourboas OF
Southern Illinois he is bright particular
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No use OF any long.r taking the large,
repulsye, giipipg, drastic AID nauseOus
pills, composed OF crude and bulky ingre-
uient-, and put II? In chesp wobd or pale
board boxes. when We tan. by q careful
application Of Oh. mical science, extract all
the cithatric ami other medicinal prop
critics from the most valuable
roots and herbs, and concen-
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larger than . mustard seed, that can be
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Each o! DIR. Tie ce's Pleasant purgative
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the drug sres. From their wonderful
catha tie power, In proportion TO their size,
people who have mol tired them are apt to
suppose that they are harsh or drastic
In fleet. but such IL not at all the ease, the
dinere active medicinal principles of
which they are composed being 80 harmon
lied, one by The oiherA, rs 10 ! reduce u
most searching AID thorough, yet gently
and kindly ooerstirg cathaiiic. The Pellets
are sold by dealers in medicines. 1l5
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PIScHBAcK, thu. negro, has been elected
United States Senator by the Kellogg
legislature o. Louisiana. lie will now un-
doubtetily he admitted to his seat. This
u anop. Ter straw on the camels back.
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SENATOR HowI replied to Senator
Schurx's great speech. The reply did
not weaken the attack " .ade upon the adj
ministration by the NJ ,ssouri Senator.
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Ex-GovHRNoR BRANLErTE, of Ker-
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on the 18th inst.
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DrrHxRrA Is prevailing at Murphys
boro. There have been several DEF ,hs
among children, and many are d. niger.
ollsly IN.
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BsEcHkR's trial is progressing, anil the
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SENATOR BURKE, gcntlemanly and moss
covered, has concluded to go extensively
into the repudiating business. Having
introduced bills to abolish the Normal
Schools Of the State. and thus rpudiato
the contracts made by the State with the
people of McLain and Jackson counties,
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which is to compel counties, cities, towns,
ETC., to pay their honest debts. Another
step, and the Senator will introduce a
resolution TO rcpudiate the national debt.
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fire, while the little girls Of our family res
cued the little ones from the building.
They called on ne, but thank Gcd, done
no harm. There was lot OF dogs in the
yard fighting, and !, undertaking to dlye
them away, shot a; them, when immedi-
ately one OF number OF men, thirty or
forty steps away, fired at me. They then
came in with drawn revolvers. 1 put On
bold face, went right out TO them, talked
to them frankly, and from some reason,
which none but God can know, they had
moi the moral courage to shoot me. They
shot and MORALLY wounded Mr.. b. l.. Hick-
man, of the firm Of W. I. Montgomery q %,
and Colvin Gibbs, a colored hackman. They
attempted the lives OF several others, oui
could not find them. / have spent pari
Of the night in bed, 1. c. about two hours
and part in the garnet of the house and par,
under neighboring house on the cold
ground. Great and widespread exetemen,
prevails, but whether or not anything o.
any account will be done remains to be seen
| IL the State and national authorities take
no steps TO protect the lives OF the pool
colored people here, then / shall leave al
soon az possible. But how ] am to live
| the balance Of the year do not know. Ger
| tain il is that / can not and will not sta,
here under the present state OF things NJ
barbarous tribe in the wilds of Africa couls
| do more inhuman trick than this commit
ted on defenseless people last night.
| Yours. &c, J. c. f.