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kentucky BELLE aud Her bright
navinYs.
tIsrpsrs Magazine for Januaryl

IOf
Mrs. Laura P, of Frankfort, one of
the queens vi Southern society, aud NOR
ally, mentally and physically symmetri-
Cal lady, was during her girlhood and
early married life an acquaintance and
friend of General William Nelson. The
opening OF the war found them in an an
tipodal situation. she being Jealous Con-
federate in sentiment. and he an active
s~.s, however, without bitterness. Ia at m.
inidst OF the war, though good many
sharp passages vi wit passed between
them, she, according TO his express
sivc phraseOlogy, always " mounting
toe many guns for him." On
one occasion there was great ex-
element in the Kentucky capital, grow
ing out OF report that the rebels were
moving In force near the place. Gem
cral Nelson was in command Of the Frank
fort troops. and there was sudden mount
ing aud rapid preparation to follow the
enemy. The streets were filed with
hurrying soldiers and busy teams. and
Mrs. P, then widow, who hap
pened to be passing, was forced to take
refuge in the vcstibule OF the ladies' en-
trance at the principal hotel to avoid the
rude jostle OF the crowd. There were
many ladies at the windows, mostly
wives Of officers, aud the Union senti-
lnent was rather strong at that place.
Gen. Nelson, with his staff, rode I'm
just As Mrs. P secured safe position,
and, as he halted I'm front of the door. n
lady at one of the windows addrcs sed
him, saying, General, be sure and cap
ture the rebels, and bring US the head
Of Buckner."
He made no reply to her, but turning
what do you think OF that!"
She replied at once, II think it IA very
proper request, ii necessity knows no
law, for am sure your command needs
head very sadly"
The same lady was on terms OF warm
personal friendship with Mr.. Crittenden,
Notwithstanding the great difference in
Their ages and being so opposite in po-
| iltical sentiment. 1t was always contact
gethcr On one aae@ ocy &asA they az came to-
Mr.. Crittenden was speaking with enth,i
sasm OF the neutrality policy adopted by
the State. Mrs. p said 1t was i
cowardly resort, when the senator rose to
his feet aud said 4:
MADAM. this is outrageous. You have
no State pride"
| Every true, SIR" said she, "but am full
TO blushing with State shame"
An ignorant woman once said to her
"Do you know your people take our
dead soldiers and boil their bodies ia
make s0ap!"
"No. MADAM, did not
well they do. Now what do you
think OF it, ~
sob. think It's case of concentrated
lie, that's all.
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A NO. Laundry .

II 10 now conceded that Mrs. Coleman,
the laundress, No. /! Fourth street, be-
tween Washington h Commercial avenues,
has one OF the best conducted laundry IS.
Establishments in the city, and landlords Of
hotels and boarding houses will lind it to
their advantage to call upon her.
Her prices are a. follows: Hotel and
clearinghouse washing, 70 cents pei
dozen. For piece work prices are
as follows: Single shirt and col
lar, l0c; per dozen SOC; socks DC; two co
lars, &c; two handkerchiefs, DC; vosts zoe
and all gentlemen's wear, soc. pei
dozen. Ladies' dresses, % to t0c
skirts 10 TO 2Oc; drawers 10 to l5c; two
pair hose Be; two collars to 1oc. For Ia
dies plain clothes 81 90 per dozen; for la
dies line clothes, 81 % per dozen; done
promptly, aud promptly delivered. Pa
uonage solicited. S-3i-lm
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TnE CAIRO AND TENNESSEE
RIVER kAlL9OAD.

The following editorial Is from the last
issue of the Msyneld Democrat
'fLsst Saturday evening the directors
Of the Narrow Gauge road met in this
city and made start in the right direc.
ton. We are full of confidence now and
lock forward to an early completion OF
the road from this point to Cairo.
Hon. Edward Grassland and Major
Sykes have been appointed vice-presi.
dents, with full power to get up stock.
They will commence on active
canvass, and from our knowledge OF
the men and their ability to accom-.
plish anything they undertake.. we feel
satisfied that the work will 90 ahead In a
manner satisfactory to all concerned, and
we may now consider the building Of the
road fixed fact. We hope the people
along the proposed route will come for
ward and encourage Messrs. Grassland
and Sykes BY subscribing stock. There
are many ways OF assisting-work can be-
done, crOss-ties furnished, and other
means used which will forward the EN-
terprisc and our people he ont very little
money.
WcpreMme the President. Hon. Is. A.
Neale, will do oil lie can to push the
work along, and we can see no good rea-
son why the road cannot be In running
order from Cairo to Paris, Tenn, by the
hrst day Of January, 1877.
The success OF the tobacco market at
TINS point will necessitate the building Of
THIS road and do much towards hasten
Ing the completion Of it. With this
road finished to Cairo we can successfully
compete with Paducah or any other
point In the way Of transportion. The
prospects for our city and county have
never SssN - bright as Mt this t;s.>s.
With united effort upon the part OF the
people, both the railroad and tobacco
market win be grand success.
Col. Sykes will be in this city this
week. His visit will Ike in the interest
Of the Cairo and Tennessee river railroad,
and we hope he will receive such sub
stantial encouragement from our citizens
as his labors for the road and the advan.
tage Its completion cannot fail to be to
Cairo, entitle him to receive. Col. Sykes
feels very sanguinc on the prospects of
the road, and we hope he will infect the
people Of this city with some Of his en-
thusiasm.
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vOIC. YRon MISSISSIPPI

a letter written by ii. l.. Reycls, the
colored ex-senator Of Mississippi, al
dressed to President Grant and recently
published, is most wholesome rebuke
to Senator Morton and all his followers
In and out Of congress. Revcls was the
predecessor Of Senator Alcorn in the
United States senate and is now engaged
In the MINISTRY in Mississippi. lie re-
views the course of the Republican party
In the state; how by working OH the ig-
norance Of the blacks, the "unprincipled
adventures who represented that party
ana VINO cs'~i nothing for the country.
were willing to s.>op TO any
thing, no matter how I'M.
NOUS, to secure power to themselves ano
perpetuate it," How these adventures
kept their power by inducing the colored
voters, In the all-potent name OF Repub.
licanism, to systematically vote for no,
tOri0usly corrupt and dishonest candi
dates. my people are naturally Repub
licans," says Mr.. Revels. "but as they
grow older In freedom 80 do they In wis
DOM" and the uneonsciousncss of hi,
sarcasm renders 1t none the less pointed
How the corruptions Of the Republican
oficials finally aroused the whole people
including the wisdom-gaining blacks, I,
= determined and united effort, an,
how Il became not contest between par
uss. but battle between the people an,
. horde Of corrupt, greedy, and thicvinI
ofacisls. How the bitterness engendere'
BY tl,s strife would long since have die'
awsy " the same unprincipled men
always found on the side opposed to tn
peop1a had not kept alive the bitterness
q ~ past BY intoxicating lessons 0
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xeRk roR CONGRESS-

The New York World enumeratcs
fifty points which call for investigation
by Congress this winter. a few Of the
most important Of these are the follow
ing:
The Union Pacific railroad, finishing
the revelations PoIsnd's committee left
undone.
The Central Pacific railroad, and The
division of two hundred and eleven mill
lion dollars among tour men.
The lying debt statements Of the treas
ury.
The fires in the navy and war depart
mont last winter.
The theft and destruction of public
records.
The actual use made Of the 81, COZ, 900
obtained trou, -eos>ass~~. s--A -~s.~..s ~
Kvt~scs ...,s,Ar the virainins excitement
when he knew that there was no danger
of war.
The means whereby Earrings were
dropped as United States financial agents
In London, and the rotten concerns Of
Jay Cooke, M'Culloch & Co., and Clc"s,
Hsbicht 4 Co. substituted.
The number Of useless officials the peo-
pie have to pay.
The use made bv Jay Cooke, with Sec
rotary M'Culloen's permission. Of S1O,-
100000 or SsO,OOo,OOO Of government
funds.
Robeson's loans of millions of public
money to Jay Cooke and M'Culloch &c
enable them to set up and maintain :
banking house In London.
Robeson's sales of S40,000,0O0 wort,
Of ships without accounting for tn
money.
Belknsp's sales of $500, 900. 600 wortl
OF war material without accounting TO
the money.
Boutwell,, Spinner and Bristow's vic
lation OF their oaths of office by sup
pressing the governments cash &C
counts for years, which. makes all treas
ury figures worthless.
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white Men Killed by Negroes.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ga difficulty
occurred In Fseetown, opposite this city,
In the forenoon, between u few whites
aud blacks. 1t resulted in one or two OF
the latter being roughly handled, After
that quiet rcigned until about seven
o'clock, when Barney McCabe, John
Rousetti and Jean Rousetti, while stand.
ing In front of the bar at Bowers coffee
house, waiting to he served. were fired
0e,e-- instantly Killed. and the latter
probably mortally wounded. Police
rom this side crossed the river and
made some arrests. The fire bells were
rung. Much excitement prevailed Oh
the Algiers side OF the river.
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BABc0cK At WASHINGTON.
WHY the President Cannot AFFORD ~
Have This MAN Convicted.
from the New York Sun, Dec. %. ]


The Presidents indicte.l military acc.
r.tarv suddenly annearcd nj Washing.
to,, IN WaJnn:Iav LAST with his conn.
80, fnr ,h.. ,,,rnose Of ey n,orinv the files
81, ~. Witt jinuso .pd lie denartmonts
Il, search oS material Tor his Icfrnse nj
,hr coming trial ncxt month. Hancock
has tac,li,i,s nj Information. access TO rec.
or,ls mud other njyantaves. such AS none
~, H. con,eJero,ss Who have becn tIiej
,,ossossoI or co,,iJ nrocnrc.
1:ro,,.s norsonaI svnnatbv and omen
d.clara,,o, of n belief in Babcock's limo.
cnnca arn well.known TO everybody nj
,hp cap;tal. and have been manifested i'm
n ,vaw 20 atiert official action and oninjon.
'r,is nartialitv has onerated effectively
IN tl,e whole time-serying tribe in and
ont of office. such Am Indecent exbibi.
| lion on the part of the chief magistrate
charged with the faithful exec,Itjon of
| ,he Java npccssarilv nroyokcs criticism.
Supnlementinv ms Il does tho swim nm.
noi,,tment of = hacked court of INJURY
aesivne,i 70 fore tnil the criminal nrnceei,
inv End TO whitewash this corr,Ipt ani
disyrnced officer. tho interference Assumes
a ser;ons shame n il ev.n given ont for
as,ac, ,Iat ,i,a p,csiiont NAV onns,r ms n
voinntarv witness nj the trial
Tha .boia casc nj tho nrnsncu,;on with
the natrrs and extent of Tho oral and
Sno,,ms",,,ar,. tast,n,o,,,. ,,;ii t., rnow,,,
in oJyanc" ,,v R,hcocl mud bis cornsoi
~ s,'~,sv S:,octs IN Ills informv,ion ;s
III, ciiaf ob;crt of fhe;r nresnu, Vii, 70
Washinpton. RabcocL tncw lnn,, Nv,
fore thm ;sy,;ss a,r.ir. =, lin, amJ IN. S nroots
~ sns,a;,, ,i,o, ;rho nrasiJnrt roanircd
No s.,crn,,r,. nr ,be tr.as,,rv and Inc M.
,nr,,a,.' ,r,,,cr,i ~ Law al, ,i,. tac,s hcfore
iIn sI.,t H., ,';,,,, ,,ota M n mar.
n'., ;rs%,,en, 'i'hess fac,s wcr,, oil
t',,Ne pa,,ooai. a,,d 10, ~ a~
.'an,;o,, y. ~, ;~I;roo,' a,,o,n,,, ,,.s ,nad.
p",',,,, H. ;,Sd;o,,,,a', S,noo ,ha, NV
W nI;, o'o c'iioj ,h., ny,r,s on hi. hohai,
ro, ' '','ra,,,;,,,no o,d ,ho,. ,,;ll no,
, la ~, ' mil ,ha Ia, moment asiic
go. ~, 49, 81 rarsam,, fr;ouJshjn ,yhich
.G'oI,, ~ ,.ai,d 10 nxc;,o ,oaI ,horo
"rs much r,pre sc,ions considerations in.
voi,eJ in The tote of Ills f,yorits
n,h,nn,, ohoyo nj, I'm. other in,;ma,,s
=, @v.v, ,,nssos.o a ,hn ,,n'os, Secrets n,
~, Viii. fIonso lJo Lmows ali ahont
, ,h ,h;rI,ern, mrogramms and its manace.
: mon, jIo l. iu,Is. Informed In regard 10
, Msu r,,. ,;o,. nT ,ha ring cbisfs IRON,
Sho,,b"md down IN WcDonaIJ will
; Ero,'. ~, ,ho;r aa,trihntionS in ,arioms
,. Ill -, ,ho nrn,oc,ion wh;cI, ,hov
,n!.iy.d "''' IT, t he,i.r than any nna else
,nia,..,a,d. tho cons;Jcra,ions that con-
,rnil.J ,ia nrn.n,ctivc nolicv in the
| Son,h onJ ,,hn ,,sro H. hsnitc;or;es n,
Waah;nn,n- S;nc. ,sGa hc hos had an
: ,us;,,a ~. of no decentralization ~ III.
rao,ad sron, Tho Mite Wonse and hold.
in III hands nroo,s that woull err, N tho
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"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction"
HARPER'S BAZAAR.
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The Bazaar commends itself to every mem.
Der OF the househ0ld-tO the children by
drOll and pretty pictures, u see young u.
dies by its bankruptcies Ia endless variety,
10 the pr0vident matTon by it, patterns for
the children's clothes, TO paterfamilias by
it, tasteful designs for embroidered slippsrs
and luxurious dressing gowns. but the
reading matter Of the Bazaar 10 uniformly OF
wide popularity for the fireside enjoyment
II affords. Y. Evening Post.
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y office.
~ e..

70 msrcha,,.. n.t"or dealer. aud team.
stcrs
All licenses expiring December 3lst,
1875, must be renewed on or before Jan
uary Let, ls1G.
All liquor dealers whose licenses ex-
pire December 3lst, ls.5, are hereby no.
titled TO file bond at clerks Office on OF
before January 9Th, ls7G, at which time
the city council will take action thereon
W. F.. AxLRY, City Clerk.
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They've Got IL.

For every description Of hne and beau
tiful jewelry, Of The very latest patterns
and styles, go to Buder Brothers, corner
OF Eighth street and Washington avenue.
This firm has just received one Of the
largest and best stocks ever brought to
Cairo which they are selling at the very
lowest prices. All will do well to give
them call before buying at other places.
l2-j.lm
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Al Rud0r'N,

The most beautiful stock Of iewelry to
be found in Southern Illinois. is now
ON exhibition and for sale by Buder
Brothers. They are prepared to furnish
buyers with any article that may be desir-
ed, and warrant satisfaction. They manu-.
facture to order watches, clocks, rings,
lockets, and everything thai may be de-
sired, and for proficiency in making fair
work, they stand second to none in the
country. Give them call, and see fol
yourselves. l2-5-2m.
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A Fine stock.

VIM. Ehlers desires to inform his pat
rons and the public generally, that he has
now on hand large stock of French and
German Calf, Kip and Morocco, and is
prepared to manufacture, for store and
Office wear, the finest Of Morocco or Cali
Skin Shoes or Boots; and for farmers,
draymen and outdoor wear generally, his
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered in tho '----.." ANS LASTS are OIL
the latest styles, and he can guarantee a
lit and satisfaction to all his patrons.
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UnQuestlOnably, the best sustained
work Of the Kind Ia the World"
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sale OF Real Estate

The undersigned offers tor sale lots No.
IL, Is and IA, in block No. 20, in the city
of Cairo, together with a cottage stu
ated OIL said lots, at u low figure. For
further information, call at the residence
OF tho undersigned. JOHN ScHEEL.
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Notice.

We will pay no bills contracted by any
einploye of The BULLETIN, unless the
same is made OH written order signed
by the president or secretary Of the com
pany, and we will accept no orders given
by an employee OF the company, for any
purpose whatsoever.
CAIRO BULLETIN COMPANY.
November 10. 1875. II
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e. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building lone block below
No. 50 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the best home made and st. Loui
custom made boots and shoes, made OF
the best material good workmanship
and in the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. 0-23.tf.
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The City bakery.

Attention is called to the card OF the
City Bakery, 10 be found In this issue
Mr.. Hebsacker, the proprietor, has by
Industry and fair dealing, established a
lucrative business. When you want any
thing In his line give him call.
l2-3-lm
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Al
STUART 4 GHOLSON'S.

STUART Il GHOLSON are Offering
for sale, at the lowest figures. u very fine
stock Of Fancy Goods, such as
Gloves, Handkerchieis,
Ties, Hosiery,
Collars, etc.
Bought expressly for the holiday trade.
They arc also determined to close out
their stock OF DRESS GOODS before the
Spring trade opens, and they call atten-
ton to this opportunity Of purchasing 4
me Holiday Present for wife, daughter
or friend, l2-22.at
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The Lectures.

A series OF four lectures are yet TO be
given under the auspices of the Library
Association. as follows:
Dec. 2Sth--Dr. Horace Wardner;
Jan. 4th-Dr. &. G.. Parker.
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For Sale.

A silver plated No. 9 Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine, hard (piano) finish,
valued at SIS. viii lee sold at $50 dis
count, on good terms, and ordered direct
from the factory.
--Colcred and mounted Maps OF the
oiiyT Cair3 .64a Ssa Ga}t e2 gdM p|Eles a.
chine valued at $75. will be sold at $lj
discount, and ordered direct from the
factory.
"A 800 Remington Sewing Machine
$50 of for cash. Suitable for tailor OF
boot aud shoe manufacturer.
"A style "E," "Clough, Warren 4
Co.'s" Parlor Organ, right from the fac
tory Mt Detroit. List price, $500. vii
be sold for $500.
LOCO sheets of bristol board Just rc
ccived at the BULLETIN office, and fol
sale to the trade.
MOUNTED MAPS
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For the weekly bulletin

Persons wishing advertisements or 10
cal notices inserted in the Weekly BuLLE-
TN, should hand in the copy by Tues
day noon, of each week.
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city OF Cairo,

city OF Cairo,
colorcd and vanished, for sale at hall
price ($2.50) at the BULLETIN office.
10000 note heads, 10000 envelopes.
10000 letter heads, 10 reams statements,
20 reams bill hcads-Carlisle paper-jus,
received and for sale ut the BULLETIN
Office.
For any Of the above articles, apply q
the BULLETIN Office. +. A. BURNETT
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Our Country,

The father OF all Boss cigars, seven
inch Havana filler, for five cents at
l2-l9-tf CowPEITHwAIT & PHILLIrs.
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For Rent

The saloon in the Grand Central hote
will he TOR rent hy 49, ses Of January
new, r"r particulars apply to
WV. WETzEL, Proprietor.
2C-12-22-l0t
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LOCAL NOTICES.
waterproof. and rlammcls.

We offer a, reduced rates, best black
waterproof, at 30 cents.
Hebron Is We'll.