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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
MEDICAL,
VNRuTH WILL PREVAIL.
"ThO, Satan Sits ut the Door. Some
Will BE Curcd.v

We are happy TO place before the citizens Of
CAIRO and IT, vicinity, DR.. lIulae, late Of New Al
bany lie IL permanently located IN this city, for
the purpose of practcing medicine m all It's
various branches and viii attend to all calls IL the
city or it- vicinity, 10y day or night. The Doctor
Year,, during which time lac has had large share
uf practice " hrTeyer he has lived. lie prepares
aud furnishes all his medicines nj his office. lie
has been very successful In the treatment NJ All
chrome diseases, having devoted the gre ter por'
ton of the past eight years to cases al that char
Actef, and has scarcely ever tn rned one away un.
cured. After taking their eases ~ charge be
charges nothing forCuusultuion- Ut ms Once. d."
will not Halter you what ht tells luu you may rely
on. Old eases of twenty years II nding az"
ruredhy him. All oil sores, n matters not what
their c0ndltun-sorr eyes ~ all forms, cured IA
the use of the knife. Tape.worins expelled by
the use of newly discovered medicine, without
tail. All forms OF cry -ipeln- and diseases sf the
skin cured IA the shortest time.
also keep on hand the Indian Oh, discovered
by me while in the Cherokee nation ~ isrs. For
sale at my office, or sent by express To any part OF
thccountry.
The on cures COLES and cramps m five minutes.
Headache IN three minutes epf.Achc IN ten
minutes neuralgia In five minutes; rhcuinall Ism
IN one hour htSia children and adults 10 short
time. All other aches or pains, not naipsd here,
bottle Is labelled with full directions for using IT,
II Il fails 90 do what II claimed for Il, come bw u
and get your money. Price j0cents and VI upper
bottle.
once, corner Of Eighth street and OHIO Leyee,
up stairs.
Cleveland. Ohio having graduated IN the yeai
ISL. also gradual ed in the Eclectic School 81
Cincinnati, IN the year las.
cairo, Illinois, May p. dnw1m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AT VILLA RIDGE.

Tho ladies of villa Ridge will hold a
Strawberry Festival in the Grove near
Poplar Spring, ON Wednesday afternoon
and evening, June 1T. The proceeds will
be devoted toward the erection of an Epis-
copal church. Arrangements will be made
for transportation froin Cairo and return
nj convenient hours.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
BILLY ExrRsOy COMING.

An advertisement elsewhere, announces
tho coming of the inimitablo Billy Emer-
son, with one of the largest and best min
strel troupes in the United States. The
company Is composed of eighteen first-class
artists, and has met with unbounded sue
cess wherever it has held forth. 1t will
give two entertainments in Cairo, viz on
Thursday and Friday June I'd and Sd.
Mr.. Scott White has concluded con-
tract with Cairo firm for the erection Of
his new brick business house, on the corner
Of Sixth and Levec streets. The building
will be 10 feet in depth, rs feet front and
three stories in height 1t is to be COM
plcted by September. A force of hands &.
already engaged in the work Of removing
the old building.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
BALLATTnr yICKsBrRC HOUSE.

There will be ball at the Neksburg
House tomorrow, Friday evening, to
which the proprietor invites his friends
and the public generally. Good music,
good order and good time.
No charge for admission
ots NJ. MCCARTHY.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

LOOK AT WALDER's STocx or CLoTnISG
and furnishing goods THIS WEEK. 1t is
replctc with ALL THE novelties of the
season, at prices to suit the times. Corner
Sixth street and Ohio levec. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
FLOUR.

800 bbls. Flour medium grade, also 200
half bbls. medium quality suitable for the
Southern trade for sale at the Egyptian
mills. III. I'D. a. - If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

LOOK TO Your INrrREsT, and buy
your clothing from Valdez, corner 9th
Street and Lcvcc. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

SEE advertisement OF DR.. Butts Dispcn-
sary, headed, Book for the millon-Mar-
riagc Guide-n another column. 1t should
be read by all. ml2d&wtC
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Pitcher 4 Henry's large stock Of hard
ware, cutlery, tools, stoves, tinwarc, etc.
will be sold without regard to cost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

How many housewives are there VINO
have experienced the difficulty of obtain
ng good vinegar. Read the advertise
ment of w. II. Bishop in this paper
my25daw3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

FRESH Eggs and Yellow Butter can nj
ways be had. Read the advertisement
"Greatest Work of the Age" in this pa
per. maylSd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Good Cotton Socks, only 10 cents per
pair or 81 % cents per doz- at r. Men =
No. 70 Ohio Levee. H.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

3 Cairo Lodge No. 237, A. 7. and A.
will hold special communica-
ton this Friday evening May 9th, A.
L.. $50 for work in the T.. A., degree.
Visitors fraternally invited.
by order Of the W. NJ
1t. &. FORREST, Scc'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Chased, seal and ornamental rings of
every pattern are made to order 10y
Taber Brothers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

BARaAISs' BARGAINS "A good suit OF
clothing for ten dollars, at =. NcAs, 70
Ohio Lcvce.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Our friend Meyer ut the corner of
Twelfth and Washington, has one OF the
neatcst, coolest, and best conducted saloons
in the city. His rooms have just been re-
paired and kalsomincd, and his establish
ment oyerhaulcd generally. Furthermore,
il you would enjoya glass of the best In
ger, COR something stronger) ar smoke n
fine cigar, drop in on Meyer. lie will
treat YOU with unaffected corliality.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
STRAWBERRY NIPPER.

The ladies of the Presbyterian Church,
will give II strawberry festival on Tues
day evening, May 3lst, in the room recent
ly occupied by Mr.. Blum, as dry goods
store, No. l3i Commercial Avenne. The
best Of ice cream, strawberries and lemon
sdc will be furnished for the occasion, and
the sweetest of flowers will gladden. the
eye with their lovelinsss. Abundance
free. Al.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Be sure TO read the advertisement
"Grcatest Work Of the Age in this
paper maylsd3m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Valdez, clothicr corner of Sixth
street and Ohio lcvoc sells clothing, hats,
caps boots shoes and furnishing goods,
cheaper by 10 per cent than any other
house in Cairo. Call and satisfy your
selves before you buy. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
NOTICES,
ELECTION NOTICE.

=
Notice i hereby given thai a special election
viii be- held IA th" CITY of Cairo, Illinois. on Mon.
day, the @th day Of May, nest, \. u $50, NJ the
usual voting places In said CITY, viz For the First
Ward at the builing ON tho southeast corner oi
sixth street and Washington avenue; for the
Second Ward NJ the Arab Fire Company's En-.
glnc House, for tho Third Ward az tie office Of
Bryan shonness,y, and for the Fourth Ward
at The Court House, 10 ascertain the wishes
of the voters of said City, as 10 subscription or
purchase by said city Of shares of the capital stock
OF me Kentucky Tennessee Railroad Company,
Of Kentucky, Ia the amount of sl0),glO said sub
scription or purchase 20 be paid for in bonds of
SAID cay of CAIRO, falling due twenty five wears
alier the date thereof bearing interest at the rate
o. eight per cent, per annnin said bonds 70 he de-
hNer"d 10 said Company IN lnsiamcnts Of s2O0iD
each, soon each section OF tive miles OF sand
road SHAH have been completed, the iron laid and
ready Tor the cars to run thereon, and the stock
10 he received from said Company to he sold 10
and re-conNcyed TO said Company hy said City,
a. received, NJ price not Ia exceed hive per cent.
OF the par value thereof, wolk on said road 10 be
commenced within six months from the time the
subscription is voted, and to be completed within
eighteen months thereafter, At said election the
ballots cast for SAID subscription purchase shall
have the words "For Subscription" written or
printed thereon, and all the ballots cast against
said subscription or purchase shall have the
words Against Subscription written or printed
thereon. The polls at SAID election viii be
opened at eight O'Clock A. NJ, of said day and
closed nj six O'Clock l.. NJ.
Notice Is also hereby given that ON the said Both
day of MAY, an election viii be held for the pur-
pose of clrcting member Of the Select Council
from the Guy at Large u MI the vacancy occn.
stoned By the resignation of &. ID, VIII hanson,
said election 10 be held at the following places,
viz; First ward in the building on the southeast
corner of Sixth street and Washington avenue,
Second Ward at the Engine House of the Arab
Fire Company, Third Ward at the office of Bryan
,s,hannessy' and the Fourth Ward at the Court
House. JOHN BROWN,
. City Clerk,
Cairo, Illinois, April ss, $50
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
LOOks LIKE RTSINEss.

Tho entire front Of the city was fenced
in this morning by freight cars loaded with
corn in bulk, lime, -four oats and hay, con-
signed TO citizens Of Cairo. A large force
OF hands were emerged sacking the corn
and oats, unloading the -four, hay and
lime and in draying it to the different
warcrooms. The wharf andwharfboots, too,
contain !: vast piles of freight, much Of
which was passing on boats and barges-
the whole scene forming picture of busi-
ncss life and activity refreshing to look
upon.
We were informed by gentleman who
has excellent opportunities for informing
himself thu, moro business has bcSn trans
acted in Cairo during tho present month,
than during any one of the winter months,
which, usually, form our busiest season.
.
The announcement made yesterday
morning, through the BULLETIN extra,
tina, the "Fonian army Of liberation had
crossed the line, and detachment, of it
engaged the Canadian militia nj Frocligs-
burg, caused considerable excitement
throughout the city, particularly among
our Irish citizens, the more intelligent
'porton of whom pronounced the move
ment premature, i'll advised and certain Ia
result, in failure. Later ncws confirmed
them IN this conclusion.
We saw one individual who wa'
greatly cnthuscl by the ncws-so much
so that he took occasion to make speech
to every person who would agree to listen
to him. At the corner of Twelfth street
and Washington Avenue he struck =
crowd Of four persons and delivered four
,pccchc.. when called on for the fifth, hC
excused himself by saying, that he had Il
two day speech 10 deliver at Memphis, and
was afraid, unless he restrained himself, h,
would run out Of talk,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

The Continental is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
all respects. Pitcher Il Henry, at ls2
Commercial avenue, cor, 18th street.
noy2Otf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

The police business before squire
shanncssy, yesterday, consisted chiefly Of
'piain DRINKS, in which, according to the
squire, there was no money 1t israth-
er singular fact that nine out of every
ten persons who are brought up on char
ges Of drunkenness, are found to be in a
pennies condition. The very men who
can least afford the expense of drunken
ness get drunk the oftenest.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

The Best and CHEAPEST CLorHINa Ia
be found IN THIS CRY is AT ISAAC WAL
DEN :, corner of 9TH STREET & ONO LIZ
WEE.
Icshcws his goods with pleasure, and
and never lets his patrons 60 dissatisfied,
CALL On HIM If You want bargain. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
A Beautiful & Ornamental instrument
| SIMMONS

Ell with loss Of appetite and sickness, bowel. 10
gene alcostiye, sometimes alternating With lax
The head I. trnnhlsd with pain, and dun, h.ay,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

Her goods are fresh, seasonable and fashionable,
She viii = We you more for the same amount Of
money than any other store IN town. Don't buy
until you call on specially II you want nit
shoes, etc, myliI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
forthe Cairo Evening Bulletin
I'LL HE FOR THE REGIONS OF
#Fa-... SNOW.
A Song for the Times.

ni HARRY sCnAUMfousDrR.
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FREaK or i MoNriNi TORNADO.
4 Man CurrIcd In the Air >carly Two HIM
drrd feet on the HoOrof House.


During tn pact three weeks there has been
succc-.ion OF violent torratoCs IN The valley, un-
pheasant as unprecedented. ILey last fro.n out 10
TREE hour, and are succce led hYa perfect cahG.
Their general direction il from northeast to SOUTH
cast. Tic width e the stormtrack Is not over a
mile it, greatest ~ 1ruco being confined to belt Of
90 az 400 yards, crossing tue Naley dhepna'y q
;. orr distance below town, ant occasionally the
silc currents giving Us lively sh9sing up IN The
VILLAGE. not outstanding the protection guaranteed
~ by the Organic Act and tao Immigrant Associa
ton. The fret TWO Nlstti their iury on fences.
trees aud iuodor.tc--iLcd bowidCrs. tossing them
about like lack travis, and Just by way Of variety
Nrt4caei a couple ol o-s oui Of the Decker build
Ing IN the lower cut oi to~n. But on saturday last
with MIR. Elipt TINT 10 may b. the dst3f these e.
clones VI we'd piece 90 dldl 'lism not on the bil4,
aud we believe unur'codentei IN the explorations
oi Tie Il chy N.ur"ll-l
Nj T.. Euiut recently purchased the Hall farm on
toUUnNUoI creek, a LAT mlo nom town. IL has
on It double log hod,e, one story, hayiiga roof
urti OF ltNiu feet Ga II there IL q dirt rnVi Mr..
Eliot was engaged In rcroo NJ II with boards, and
had Il about completed ON saturday when the storm
bcun, Hi SON lad OF n dozen year,, was on one
corner and he an the comb. ~ the Mhirlw ind Dip
ped he called TO lis son 10 jump down, and Mr.,
Eliot Ct I-ncd the comb PROJECTION Of the boards to
prevent being blown TO the gGouad Just at TIC IN
slant the entire root ratcrs aud AL lifted from
tnc building, and risin' With the whirwind, sailed
away attaining altitude Ot ABOUT forty feet At the
greatest, aud landing 40 feet from the house, where
MIR Eliot was dumped by tho conclusion; tho ROOT
performed q somcr-aut over him, and was scattered
IN a thousand fragments up tho valley. strange as
II may appear, MIR. Elliot l. only Slightly bruised
The lad was unlnIurcl the board roof gliding out
from under him, leaving him sittng diScunsoiate on
the dirt roof while Lis father was abandoning him
at the rate Of sixty miles an huur When Il Il con.
sidered that the roof contained 900 feet Of lumber,
was nailed to heavy log rIlters, and that the role
affair was carried 1879 eet intact, some idea Of the
force Of the whirlSind may be obtained The dis
lance Is given US by Mr. Cllgett, wlo measured II
immediatoy after the &C, rrvnce. The escape Of
Mr. E1llOtWas a miracle.
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1t looks very much as if the leaders Of
the Nomcn's Rights movement were com.
hitting fatal bluulcr They are So
conducting themselves as TO produce tho
impression in the :public mind that Their
cause Is Mscparable from that Of inf.
deity and immortality, and are thus bringing
upon it an odum which does not justly
belong to il, and which they ought sedulous-
ly to avoid.
We have already pointed out the mistaken
Interpretation which the sisters of the Soro-
sis, many Of whom are prominent Women's
Rights advocates, have put upon the result
Of the MCFARLAND trial They defend the
truant wife and her paramouT, and profess to
believe that the jury, in a"quitting MCFAR.
LAND, meant to Justify the ill-treatment of
wives by husbands AMI to deny them all pro
lection, The fact a. that what was really
decided in the case was that husband may
shoot with IMMUNITY any man who comes be.
tween him and his wife, and alicnatcs her
from him, Had Mrs MCFARLAND left her
home without any love making from Mr..
RICHARDSON, and waited till she wns honest
ly divorced from her husband before she cul.
tivated the devotion Of another man and en-.
gagged TO marry lin, she would have escaped
censurc. 1t was tho indecent haste she dis
played in endoavoring to exchange one hus.
band for another, which has caused her to
be condemned by public opinion and the
same indcccncy in Npplauding her conduct
will bring a like condemnation upon the
women Of the Soros.s.
But, NJ if this were not enough OF load
for the Womon's Rights party to carry, Mrs.
STANTON, its most distinguished and able
leader, also falls into the mistake Of making
this same MCFARLtND case the occasion Of
a still more decided assault upon the inyio.
liability Of marriage, In her lecture to ladies
only at Apollo Hall on Tuesday morning
che advocated sweeping amendment to the
divorce laws of this State, and in the course
Of her remarks used the following language
Even these proyac,od divorce trials with an their
stcEcnng Get4h-, ore giving women new courage
Il uHtr mems Hcy 'oats ahd 1'hoy, and slowly
marriage roal,9u.'
%lndqf dirore n ne vWQme parties is not
only ,ug', q, CHAT itis a SIN against nature, the
family ITO S'tio for man and woman 10 live TO.
g'ut' ll u MHuaf' tthuon "a continual aulasU-
p!sal, lnI,JV-n,y, s. .ps''
"Tho Protestant world have never retltded mar.
l'gc a. an lno u'lc Nc tlclCiuJc II is no great
sIrcigh Of the u,. ANA c. u.e-pce of our
ruler, I" "HIy Ns eiss4s yor i,,ofes ailA adyaAc
iHs cIvl!l4tNou.'
We will not attempt hero 70 combat IL,
views which Mrs SIANToS So boldly avows
We wish merely 10 point out that if they ar,
to lie made an integral part Of tho Women
Rights platform, the whole movement il
inetrieSably lost There is so much involve,
in the maintenance of the sanctlty Of tn
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The fact has escaped public notice that in
the trial of DASIEL McFARLAND not only was no
evidence offered TO sustain the charge of adul-
terry which the Rev. HESRY WARD BEEcnEn pub.
licly and most impressively brought against that
wretched man in December last, but the charge
itself was not even referred to by those who
were doing their utmost 10 convict him. And
yet Mr. BEEcHER presumed to bring it forward
amid all the solemnty OF funeral sermon. and
afterward reatlirned it in his interview with the
reporter Of the Sunday Mercury. Since this
gross imputaton has now been proved TO be
false by the most conclusive OF negative tesu-
mony, does not Mr.. BEEcHER owe it 10 truth, to
his own position As a clergyman, and to justice
toward Mr.. MCFARLAND, to rcclIt, withdraw it,
and apologize for his accusation quite as con.
sIcuously and unqualifcdly as no made 1t?
Otherwise, does lac not stand before the world
and his own conscience as the wilfll malgner
and dcflmer Of one who was in prison when he
was thus attacked, and on whom the worst
caamiues and sgT,nngs Of this world would
siil seem to be heaped upr
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In the Internal Revenue bill reported to
the House Of Representatives by Gen.
ScuEycK on Monday, the oppressive and
od,ous income tax is retained. This tax
violates the plain provision Of the Consttu
ton which requires all direct taxes to be
levied upon the States in proportion to their
population. 1t also violates and repudiates
the solemn pledge of the Government, made
when the tax was first imposed, that 1t
should not be continued or exactcd after the
year 1870. Moreover, II is an insult to pub
lie opinion, which has pronounced itself with
extraordinary unanimity against the main.
tenance of this form of taxation.
At the same time that Gen. ScnENcK pro
poses to keep up the income tax, he abolishes
the tax on legacies and SUGGESTIONS, which
everybody is willing to pay. and which is
not subject to any constitutional objection.
The income tax bears severely on people
of moderate resources The legacy tax bears
only on tho wealthy. Gen. ScnENcK dis
eliminates in favor of the rich, and against
those who are not rich. So we go.
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A Proposed Marriage between II Negro and
Waite Woman Frustrated.


\ negro Of the true African type made opplca-
ton In ills Court Yesterday Tor a u4rgII-o license.
The in,crded 'rf' stood beside hin, yolnf, deh'
cltely formed woman, rather below ne middle size,
with very fir complexion, blue eyes, and light
brown hair, long, and gracefully lestooned. so IS
TO display hand ONO forehead and very regular
features, quite remote lrom the Ethiopian caste.
Jul-e llortler called the woman up, and put tie
Q-Arc sou a waite woman A-No sir
Q.-N your iltncr black many Ale was.
Q.-Nas your mother black or winter "A
Q-Whcre did yon come from' A.-Tennessee.
Q,-Merc YOU born in savcryf Al was,
Q-What was Your masters naner AIR.
The Judge said that the evidence conveyed by her
appearance that she was white woman was 80
strong that he coud not allow the license TO issue,
without some further evidence as 10 which race size
belonged
a negro woman was then introduced. who said
sle was % years Of aye, and that Mary Baker was
about the same age. They were raised IN tho
The Court VAS satisfied that the woman was white,
and entirely Tree from any almlNsure OF African
blood. Tho statute which took effect May u, 1861,
makes It unlawful for persons having n distinct and
visible admxture Of African blood to mtermarrJ
with any person OF pure white blood, and those OF.
tending against the law are decued guilty OF IA ms.
dcmeanor, and on conviction liable 70 be
hued In a sum not exceeding $780, and 10
be- imprisoned In the county Jail for q period
not exceeding three months. Another section of the
same statute provides that any person VINO shah
knowingly socmniZe such marriage, or any Pro.
bate Judge WOO snail knowingly issue Tie license
shal be deemed guilty OF misdcneanor, and on
conviction thereof shall be hned In any sum ex.
ceedns 500 or be imprisoned IN The county lIi lor
period not exceeding three months, OF both at III
discretion of tie Court.
lhlr being tie law, and the conviction Of Tie
Court being that the woman whom the ppIclu /
proposed to marry was u white woman the uccu .
would he refused.
Tue negro was asked how he came 10 get nc1ualnt.
cl with The woman, and his reply wus that he M,
iCT ~ udll--llt be tel IN love wi. bpr and & a
with him, anl they determined TO get married
I'M kuoNl"i.c nov impaired that the l,A IN, an.
posed an Obstacle % their union, dli not Gem o
afford consolation, Us no depiltel quite chupIaI.I