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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have repIenished our Job Printing Oice with
many fonts OF new type and have oers out for other
fonts Of the latest popular styles We determined
to establish the reputation Of our off for rtclass
work. aud make prices 50 low that the most enhu.
siastic patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to ad-
nit that do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country. Mr. Oberly admitted to be of
the best practical job printers West and South, has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
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many patrons.
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AN effort Is being made to run John
Obcrly. of the BptketH, for Mayor OF
Cairo. John should not accept. lie i,
an ambitious little plug-ugly anyhow,
and II he gets a start IN the business
there will be no stopping him short of
the Presidency. Remain honest aud Nir-
tuOus, John. and attend to your lcgiti-
mate bu.iness.-Padteah Nelcs.
Confound it, 1t l. John Winter who
is running for Mayor We are not, No
body has coaXcd us TO run; nobody has
tried to catch Us and make us run; mo-
body has endeavorcd, "a children do with
birds, TO throw salt on our tail. We are
not candidate. We have retired from
public life. We have hid our light under
bushel. We We're not a success. We
failed because we lacked the drinking
ability of kentucky politician, anC
had not read Minister Schcnck's book OF
draw poker, nor taken lessons in tho
game from the master OF it who scintil
lates in the editorial chair OF the Comie,
Journal.
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THE wretch who sentus the bald-hcadcd
valentine must die. We become indig-
nant over valentines of the kind. They
are irrelidous. They reflect upon the
Lord, who made us bald; and this
thought we cannot endure. II the yslcn-
tine bald-headpt yalentinc--wcTc
nothing bu, taunt ofus wc could endure
them; but. being irrelisious in their OBJ
lection 10 the decree. OF proyilaAce, ,hey
are not 10 De tolerated.
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lsya senator Casey. OF this state. has
done something for which the Cairo Bull
LErIS rises up and calls him blessed.
He is the author OF bill for the eXtcrmi-
nation Of dogs. II the bill becomes y
law. there will he plenty of sport IN HI
nois, IL anybody has the privilege Of
shooting dogs on sight. Shooting clubs
can then substitute canine, Tor pigeons in
their matches. quincy HvoiG. = -,
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BoUToS, of the Jonesboro Gazette,
who is with us in the tribulation Of the
Cairo d st. Louis railroad, replying to
our request that he should swear the
road would be completed through that
village before the next issue OF the paper
in which the assertion was made, says,
cautiously;
I'VE will swear, to the best of our
knowledge and belief that the iron i:
laid to our town from the north, and that
the track will be laid before another is
sue of our paper We would not like to
make an affidavit to this effect before
Judge Bross, for fear he would make his
usual brief and pathetic speech, $40 fine
and costs We know the Judge, and
every director OF the company would
consider it a Just punishment for making
such startling announcement"
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The Stote Register. the accphalou,
Democratic organ at Springfield, las
been guilty Ola crime against is party
and ofan attack upon Speaker liaine-
the great consp'red against. II admits
that the majority OF the House was over
reached by the minority in tho Clallin-
Gehring case---that it. party made foo!
~ if..If
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Tnr Macoupin Eaquirsr. irreyerently
says that Platter Is representative from
one OF the wooden countic. down in
Southern Illinois.
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"lleavcn help US" .ays the New York
H>raid, "whcn such jugglcry ~ spirit-
ualism becomes u form OF religion. We
will then need the help OF several
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STATE SENATOR MoRGAN la. hurled
two Wbercasc- and Resolution at the
patent monopolists.
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HORACE WHITE. hate Of the Chicago
Tribune, with his wife, ha. sailed for Eu-
rope to he absent one or two years.
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rnE iconocas. State Senator Lee, hay
ing assaulted the railroad law, has turned
upon the State Board Of Public Charities
and proposes to smash il also. Hold
hin.
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MINISTER WAsHBrRN denies that he
was bribed to place ON The Paris Boursc
the Fremont railroad bonds.
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COME, NOW, THE PROOF.

The san is In the habit of making false
assertions in reference to the political po-
sition occupied by the BULLETIN during
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WE are indebted 10 Hon. i. T.. Al
bright for Legislative tiyors.
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"SSAKEs, Oberly, snakes. "-State Reg
iSter.
lisa shame In the Regi,ter to hint
snakes to a man who has not looked upon
the wine when ii was red for To- these
many DAYS,
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lloN. &. ". joss has been elected
United States Senator from Florida he
T. Il Democrat.
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"THERE is no hell" says the Rev. MIR
Rockingham. 80 glad.
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BISMARCK will neither resign nor die
lie sticks.
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1HR attention OF Mr.. Platter i. called To
the fact that when senator Williams, a
colorsd man. died Ia Arkansas the other
day. hi funeral took place IN the senate
chamber Of the state. IN presence Of the
members ofboth house,. that the Demo
cratic legislature adjourned in respect for
his memory and the flag AT the state
house wa, hosted ., half mast. Proceed
ing, Of thi- hind in Democratic State
will surely strike Mr.. Platter 90, very i'm
proper. aud II viii b. in order i"r him to
introduce Joint resolution into tie
House Of which he j, q member prohibit.
ing such un-ccmly display boz the future.
"
LIN FAXoN. wretch OF the Palu'
clh Neirs. forgive the friendly familiarity
OF our address,. You know you are an.
cry because Andy Wa, elected We ar,
happy. and want 20 ycS you. How 10
YOU like Il; Not a Democrat: Tell that
To Martin, but keep il out Of our ear. lie
Isl good enough Democrat for H., We
will take him straight. \ Democrat
What Is "a Democrat: The Ncirs /, a.
much at sea on thi, subject a. the it'll,
Jumping Jack Springfield Register of thii
State. lie who i opposed to Radiclli,n
and can make it, fur n.y." i, a goo,
enough Democrat for H.. Andy !, OPP
posed to everything but his own ideas
and to everybody but himself. and in tn
business making the Radical fur lily Nh,
can equal him: He suit, us.
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many days.
, 1875-08-31

THE MARSH GOMMtaStNh

The MARSH COMMISSION
KAnsAs City, No.. Aug. 80.-I'rof. George ".
Other.oll OF Now Jersey, Cougroasmon Charles
Faulkner Of West Yirginia d. ". Harms, Of
Massachusetts, aud Ex-Goy. Fletcher, Of Mis-
aouri, mombefs ot tho Commission TO iavestl-
cato Prof. Marsh's charges OF frauds relating to
sdo Tod Cloud Agency. arrived hers this oyo,l~
Ing. and wore interviewed by Kansas City
Times reporter, Tho mambera Aad very littlo to
say In ths matter thus far, though
Gov. Fletcher. Chairman Of tho C0u,uaisson,
msde statement. He ssys thora has been 10
much sAl4 III tho poWspApers alnce tho Commit
too got out Of reArh Of tho papers that 10 does
mol know to what to attribute aono of tho arti-
cles ho has seen eince hls return. There ap.
puxrs. h0 aayu, to ba sottlod determination IN
nomo qliaEtoro to nlAtcpreae1t tha Commission
and prejudice che public mind against tbam: lie
docs not, However, blame the preas, but thoso
who have beon misleading tho nevspaper
mon Into making skAtcmeuts calculated to do tho
Comn1lssion Injustice, aud iu5taucos letter In
tho Denver Renfsnst purportiug 70 come FROM
him. which ho ssys 10 ! forgery: Senator lloMo,
Q! tho Commission, stopped at Denver, and 9th
furnished BY btovens d Co. Tha Commission
say they h&se msAa OF testimony which they
viii e1amlne ut Washington. when they will
meet again bept. 8 to ra.exAmiue PROT. Marsh,
Commissioner Smith, Secretary Dolano, snti
othsrs. Gov. Flstoher says tho Commission
.uAao soafchlng Inquiry. embracing i wilo
Bcope, aud will recommend sonlo chRuKs4 iu the
| lntiran policy, but ~ to whether tho charge was
likely to bo ruslained Or not nothing could bs
lcaEuca. III tho menaboss had nos yet cousulted
~ tu "h2s oouraa they will pursue,
, 1875-08-31
PERSONAL

Oliver Doud byron Ia utonping At tho Sherman
House.
Nelshes Mrs. Rousby nor Emily Ho.doue will
return 10 tho atatas this Heason.
George Dapgs, Superintendent Of tho Railway
Postal eeevica, arrived hero yes.asday.
Tho total of August Botmoat's SARATOGA win
Hings "aa only SLo51' al 9mlth can boat that.
Senator Thurman waa taken worry siok a. Put
tn'ba3' ena returned to Columbus to rocuporato.
Ph@be Coxzena lectures On !" Fsith, not Arms"
"ArmA Vlrunqus' Ia the ordinary voman's
motto.
Emerson, Rice, and tho leading mer1bars OF
tho OAliforala Minstrels, a.e at tho Sherman
Housa.
Cadet smlth, tho butt Of West Point blsck-
guards, AAs married. His wife, like himself ia
eoloted.
Benator Jones IL IN Connsctlcut, much dis
Gusted with the turn aHairs have taken In 6au
Francisco.
Taft Point Shirley C1ass.) puryeyor, xook-
cns on hls bill OF faro ''humming- -biftls served
fa aautsAol'."
1t ia lato In ths day, but George Armstrong
stta owsa 1t to aoeiety to stAts whether 10 wtoLe
~Haa1ts and Diamouas."
Robe1t Da1o Ovens health IL improving, md
h Ia said to bo very happy In ais dslusious. His
oonpaete recoysry II predicted.
IAexs ssems to be 4 great deal Of dlsappofat-
snent that tho will Of the late Horaoo Bipnsy, OF
Philadephls, contained ao public bequestA.
Bliss Josio jewell, d1ueht41 Of the poatmas-
tar"0enara}. IL to marry An , Dodge. Of Nov
York. he ought to provo rial gcns'asn.
There Ia no doubt that Alfonso vas led to mar
~ the daur14et Of tina nuke da hfo,t,,a, ais. lu
, 1875-08-31

DEXTER rAHK TO-DAY.
ThcFee very evenly matched roAdatara viii
contest q raco At Dexter Park to-day. They arc
McNurnoya DeAtr, McCAsAys Kitty, and Dunn
phys FAisplay. II took soycn heats to decide
tho last race trotted bet,1eou the satno horsea
about three wsekn ago.
COMING KAcEs AT KENoaIA.
gp<tidi Lsspdtch to The Chicago Tribune.
KEsosnA, WIS.,, Aug. s0.-Tho entries for ths
fall meeting of tho Keuosbh Driving Park, to
tako place On tho 1st and Cd Of September,
cloaed today, with thirty. tiva entries. 1u class
frat, for hornoa with no record below three min
utes, tLoro vore twelve entries; GLARS two $40
huraas, aix euttics; clasa three, 2:50 horaea,
twelve entrios clasa four, for running horaes,
beat tlrao in five. iyo entries.
FACING LACE AT uoBroN.
HnNros, Aug 30.-A paciug raoo for purse Of
5000 aud the championship OF tho United
ktatca came on at n yAtlc Park this &ftnruoou tu
the p1csepco Of 9,50U spectators. Out Of ton
nominations only four atarted- Sleepy George,
Coppesbottonl. Granger, and 6alhe, tho former
selling ns the faronto agaiust the held In tho
pools. The following Ii the summary:
Mile heata. 10 hsrnass. best THREE In i've, putso
t5oo. tp 10 frst, 500 10 second, Il QUO 10 thtrd,
97sn To fourth.
q. II. snatsl,. s.eubtnrllr. O.. b. z, Sleepy
!. i, usawcl, LauraL ind, i. n. sal;o.....l . .
". II. Crawford. New York, r.g. Copper
bottom .......:...."..,,...:....4
James Walker. Lawrenechuss, 1nd. ch. g.. ~. ,
A's 44as-2:i;X 3:3s a:u aiiX.
, 1875-08-31
AN IMPROBABLE STONY.

AN IMPROBABLE STONY.
6ptstai D,spatch 10 1As Chseaso Tribune.
Bloux CIR, Ia. Aug. a0.-z. bHarngon and
William Johusou arrived horo to-day from the
Black Hills. Thoy came via tho Union Pacssao
Railroad to Omaha fTou Cheyenne. Lit. swar~
fugen says Maj. Howard Agent Of Spotted rail,
took fiftoan 1udisua to hls claim, showed thent
bow to wash out gold. aud advised them to re-
tau possession Of that country aud sue tho
Government for go, 900 damAgas for not keep
Log the miners out Of tho Hills. Ma}. Hows1d
tlrsatensd to arrest any miners coming out Of
The Hlsls BY any zouts except Laramie aud
Oheyenns They bring fine specimens OF gold
aud silver ore with t6om. Thpy had several
samples st tho Omaha smolsing works. TLe
gold quartz which he loft there IL tho average Of
what a1lsta III tue Hills In g1oat quautitY. aud
yislded e1,7W par toni the silycr $50 POI ton.
, 1875-08-31


Tho Nav York Herald l,As toen interviewing
Ira pnino On tho result Of Capt. nogardus'
European trip, sud tho following extracts aro
taken from tho report:
lie f,os.rdaa, ~. tha. ho fat that hs could cut
aboot Auy Eugahs11 from the ostact. What 10 tAluk
Is tho rea!on for making this .ssert!on9
think 1t IL boCause 10 ha& not ls1!d particular
e!Ssf :tss ths raa: 49,, they :,ls ts.
md could hoil h!s own 1,th amatsnrs groies.scn
g ;srs i Is. natssl.n, adon I'D tha
Gun Cub aut several genth.ae1-snch ~ slr lsa&a.
MI ..est~r, Cir wAna c.1l, Capt Nss.lla tho Laey e
ssta sstSsr f'p Gos.s,us % nor my o!:f ".a IL III
known him IL slIoot with prrfessonsi 1uan here In
match. and hla shooting was 20 t1rc!lent that took
sss s q ddS To ns say oay
rathe< 7Aah asssrtu sh.s hu could oeat any Of tho
En9llal, mean th. ho ha NOT taksn sufficient Pains
~ tost himself on tho sk u thetr 2Enaeuss, and
From Cspt. Bogardus' ss.sou'ent # would seem that
tho trA of Eus.nt xtre of suPesor character and
.sy ~ ,n q % GaF:: e. t. 5ave @
sualIor bo<es, lsgRez wings. and nfletJhya ont of
nts uRhtniug au,st, Tha Ensllsh bluo-soct l. bred
for hs paslo's b, eeFs'in nson who supply them to
"a 4se you of opinion that Tie Captain ae. tho boat
1hDt3 IN En8Ahd
Decidedly ues. ltogartlus. 70 have mils hds claim
good - the champion Shot Of TIC world, should hsso
nrt ous f se ctAck allots Of The AuslinRLa
Ills romreteut gcnslsuaan hare unable 10 decide
The question OF the champianahtp What ts majority
Of anstsurs and professionals hpped tha once tn
Europe. AoxtEIuA would not hea!tAte to Try cunclu-
eons tue bott that might 10 brought sRsinat Aia
If4vin8 LsAtan the beat lis claim would Lave bsst
fully established but, Dot ultssInk ts hest the kn-
RIisA Asy he aui!est1y uaunot Gaud tho ch4luiou
Lccsuse hs might 60 anl be beaten next Glunlh
What do 3on th'ak Of tic theory Of doing sWsy with
boundaries alteRether7
lido not thlnk It practicable 1t I'll. II n difficult
efEn now 10 obtAta aells OF grounds largs euou4h
with hs boundaries prescribed u tbs rs o. ge4f"
matches would b Al1nest lntorn!luablo sud snpy
suGEts Of vs1Aaon. It L. truo thAt sasAe ls* e'sas
fall without the bounds 1ud ust Eons ~ dftsa ~
b3 bad rstssrtn8; bas, ~ gsnsF.I rug, ~ ~
RI IL uacAaaAFY For lnStsnce aupIsAlia Joy nAse
tins allowance of two luuutas yon hAss no nouana,
~ md youE FsEiaTtf ID Away h1ntlp8 tue "oa44e0
bird In sums distant orchsrl titchea &asosh ho#
csu Ipp 60 On With yuur iuAtch7 ~ onx toa l4sa
lie present rules YUn must batu tsn uouA1s. aR@a
t;n u ffsSd fer xhat u4txh nut ocue 1t quarter Of
| = urifo tshiud fsnees AID laIssa7
MIL ttnuYh hAvs A1s!ts 70 make Tits per-
,onx ,nstsr would Hta to h4ss your ho1x4 op!uAon
% r .i,nulT excellent, poAAesaiag almost all the
s.s.ssry ouaIlltas but HS Ass great sk!t, uu-
ITLt~j MUCK aud wonderful onau1anre-xreater
strsjtnexi thAa sye1 aam in any othat InAn. Hut
~ not thiuk hs u rapid raough whan The blfds are
rs.y h1s.-cl1aa. all led 70 ssy this from tle favt
nat With VI h!s immense pssetas' s1assdlas NY aSa
, 1875-08-31

DROWNED.
fpteiai Dispateh II Iht Ch,ea1A 1ribnns
Fl. WAYNE Aug. 30.--1Nillto 0tnnamor. aged
II years, Wills playing on tho banks OF tho
canal 1t Eov IIAyen yesterday fell Ia aud waa
droHucd
arteiat Di,toteh to The chieaqo Trtbhne
EHIE, Ia, aug. 3u.-A1hert Johnson, sailor
Oh Tho Hciouner Suu,strA, fe!i from yard to-day
aud war drowned.
st<r,at L,spu:eh to Ths CXicaq, Trilun-.
DAVENPORT, H., Aug. 30,--About o'clock this
afternoon raft being toved br the steamer
Vtneant. while coming down the rIver ntsick
tho co1or-dlrn recently built opposite this city
10 facilitate tho work ot deepening tho channel
ot tl!o rlser. The dam Va, demolished. aud two
mon working Oil tho dam throHn into tho rate +
aad drowned. Their bodies were not recovered.
stsctat D.s.ateh n yhs Ch1easu TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aux. 30.--1o Leo Vas &C.
cidontaIiy krocked oil rho wrcckiug.b boat john
BouvIllo and drowned Saturday night.
,epfrtct N&1atch Il j'ts Chiraso jra5,iat.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug ;'0.-Whllo Albert
Brewer wAs descending we'll ho w.H anflocatcd
by mepLitie vapors sud dsoprel i,ea1luux
INTO thu water aud waa drowned liz seBt
iu.o the we'll III apato u all circumstances 10
koop Out,
, 1875-08-31


Sptetai DispatcA ta 7As Ca.caao Tribune.
DAlTlAonE. Nd, Ang. ao.-The Reform party
made grand demonstration tonight. Over
5000 wore present. and Thousands were turnod
away unable to gain adm!ttancs in the hall. The
movement began a. 3 ANAL secret organization
directed sgainHt soctarian appropriation aud tax
exemptions, but the popular disgust for Demo-
cratic ring ru!o gathered about it IS . nucleus,
and, awsep!ag away lis narrow limits, formed
citizons' party. From au average annual sx-
peuae Of little over 81 600 andoE nopub-
llcan administration, tho expenses Of the
City Government havo baen awolled to
over e9,o0o,Q00 por apnutn. Tho city
ring has fastened ou tho State
Treasury also, aud the incroaso OF State expel-
dituros has bean In corresponding ratio. Tho
reform movement 10 Independent and popular in
its character, and the nominations arc almost
entirely Democratic citizens Of chArBcsor and
etaudtng. Horny II. WArtold, = wall-knonn
merchant, was nominated for Mayor; H. Y. D.
Johns, = lealng iawycr. and sou OF Bishop
johns, for States Attorney. Tho nominations
ou tho State ticket are yet to be msio. The
SUCCESS OF tho reform movement In tho city is
cortxin with proper management. and the
chances Of SUCCESS IN carrying tho State aEe very
| good.
, 1875-08-31

Srfctdt Dfspd&fh 10 me Ghfta9o 1T7bHAs.
DElrnl, ina, Aug. 3o.-A man bhmoa Jerome
c. Merrill MAS arrested hero to-day OIL a charge
Of swiudlfng parties II, Fort Wayne by selling
uotos to tho amount Of $1,000 claimed to have
boon forged by lin. Merrill was taken TO Fort
Wnyue tGia afternoon and lodged In iail.
, 1875-08-31

Bos1oN, Aug. 30.-Ye4terlay Ut Hopkinton, =
boy named Morris Ryan, aged 1G. started down
stairs with loaded gun intending 10 shoos a
cat, wien his sistor Mary, sgcd Is, who desired
to Bavo tho cat life, caught her brother by thc
shoulder to pull him hack. At tho satne tiuln
two otllor eihtcrs younger than Mary, came to
tho head Of the STAIRS. In the scufl!D between
Morris mud Mary the gun went Off, killing Mary
and ope OF tho other sastefB. The third biater
was wounded in tho arm aud Morris was wounded
in tho log, Tha mother Is widow.