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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-11

ourb Or. Carl Nrela. iusIaer feline g%Dpbnuue bon
Jtr. 80, QdnaltrGBe, nab Rr. az. Sarriiunffrdae,
bat. 8stisIbe atebt lber ale Berbaltnift uuo
0ts 9tbens autiunft. (Sept. 20, lWtt.l
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
our ADVERTISERS.
THEIR NAMES, BUSINESS AND 10
CATION.
A DIR ECTORY FOR THE PATRONS
q OF THE CAIRO MARKET. "a II
THE FLOUR TRADE.

r. ~ III ITF.LN 81 p
THE fLouh TRADE
Peter Cum, exclusive nour merchant
and millers' agent, W OHIO Levee, may
justly be termed the pioneer IN the eAciu'
sive Hour trade. A number OF years ago
heemosrked IN the business ieei,hg assured
That good STOCK ana low scaie Oh prices
would divert from ST. Louis, Lou'sV'lle anu
Cincinnau the pa,ropege 'n"t shou'd p'e'
concentrated in oairo, ana acting upon
that conviction he has lived to see real
ization of II. Mr.. Q. keeps large stock,
commands good trade, and deserves all
he success that has attended his efforts,
and more too. 'AA
c. W. Green, successor to Falls, Green
Il Co., Ohio Levee, deals extensively IN
-four, and makes II a point to keep Just
such stock as the trade demands. Mr.
Green also conducts large general COM
mission business, and Is the agent Tor the
sale Oh me most popular make Of wagons
that hnd sale in the South. He ranks ms
ono OF our most suos'anuai BUSINESS men
anu IL "no,us VS. p'e"se'e W 'o.''"'nc mn,
70 our readers US IN every way deserving o'
'".,' P'''"se' a., ,,,
Ae'srs' Ayers q 0o' 100 o"'o l i-cN'e
"Ae ,"ns among ,he most eA.e"'Ne "n'
poPu'"r nour merchants n''N OF inc o'a'e' .ne',
immense s.ore-roo'' VIII Always oe iou"'
'un y, '"o" uranus - .".,' . " man. ~
anu Tue '"'so s"'Pme"'. '"s' s'o .,"'' ''o"
'ne'r aoors every day snow 'ns' 'ne 'o''
uy rouna-aoou' aPprec'"'e '"e iao' '"'
CAIRO deaiers cah ana 20 successfully com
pete win the more distant markets s..
haihday bro'hers' ~ ONO LeVee, Ut
widely known q" forming ono Oh IN
weal'h'est nrms m the Misnss'pp' va'es
During the past nine years 'ney nay
made Hour an article ~ their trade nm
have sold, IN the aggregate, several nun
drcd thousands OF barrels. Ihey are ais
| agents for the Ohio river and kanawh
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
DECORATION sx.vlcxs Ar HOUND CITY.

DRCORAflON sEBvlCEs Ar HOUND CITY.
A meeting Of the committee to arrange
= programme for the ceremony Of decor
ating the graves Of soldiers, buried at
Mound City National Cemetery, vas held
this day, and the following programme
adopted by them is published for the ben
eft Of all concerned.
LIST. The citizens of Cairo and vicinity
will embark aboard the steam ferry boat,
Cairo, at half past ten o'clock on Monday,
the both inst.
I'd. On arriving at Mound City a pro
cession will be formed and march to the
cemetery grounds.
Sd. Prayer, by Rev. -.
4th. March through the grounds and
strswing flowers, under directions of thu
Decorating Committee.
9Th. Picnic Dinner.
9Th. Grafton, by -
7th. Return 10 Mound City and Cairo
ut half.past three o'clock pm.
JOHN WOOD, Chairman Committee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
RIVER NEWS.
D'sPARTUREs.

The weather continues clear and bright
Thermometer, 92'.
The river has fallen about two inches IN
the past ~ hours.
The Mississippi and upper rivers ARE
still declining.
The Ohio is falling at Pittsburg, with .
fee, 10 inches water; also ut Cincinnati,
slowly, with 1871 feet and at Louisville with
o feet 4 inches In the chute over the falls
Business Ia only moderately active.
The Idlewild brought few small lots
for the city, and slim trip for reshiPment
The II. G. Wilson brought an immense
tow Of salt, part of which she took to Co
lumbus, and when she returns, will take all
or mart Of the remainder to st. Louis.
y The Umpire, is the packet this evening
| for Nashville, and will leave on the arri-
val Of the train.
The Quickstep is the Evansville packet
to-day.
The Milbrey and Petrolia will slide on
for Psducah rs usual this evening.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
,AuNN AND LlNEG Az.

aalf bundred or less Of the Pulaski
w inty Radicals met, the other day, and
called themselves county convention.
Delegates to the Congressional and Senas
torial conventions were appointed, and in
structed to vote for ID. w. Mum rs the
conventions choice for Congress and ID.
7. Linegar MS its ch, Dice for the State Sen
ate The Delegates were told to vote
first, last and all the time for Num- but
TO secure Linegars omination they were
simply to employ y II honorable means
Of which they could avail themselves.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.

me Old Folks Concert to be given on
: ,esday evening, next, in the A. N. y.
,LSrch, for the benefit of the pastor, the
Rev. II. Brown will be success in every
particular Those whocan appreciate good
( music, and a. reminder Of the ''purer days
Of the Republic" win be present, and Ill
the house 10 overlooking. Mr.. J. j. Bird,
Dr. J. T. Newman, Mrs. A. VenHble, Mrs.
y. s,rother and others, will participate.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
PERSONAL.

John q. IIarman, Secretary Of the G an.
stitutional Convention, is again II ii roo.
ular post Of dmty in the Circuit usrt'.
office, having compile ted his ,.hors n,
Springfield.
Col. Baker, lato Of the Gv' ,,. Mis-,
Lder, after n stay Of two Il. ,hroa A.. IN
our city, left for hishs~ !. ,..,.rasv This
Colonel is mo,t onmn.n,onah,. and
genial pentler am. eompan'0n"o'e anu
s'"'A' s'"'''"@-'~ full Of life--in short q
man, every W. ~ him
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
no, YEINxGl n AND TniBsrYs

Knew ye u lat NJ the Egyptian Brewery
Saloon, corn or Of I 'enth street and Wash.
ington ave niue, o. IN be found, in their
greatest pr nity, w eiss Beer, Setter, Kissen-
gen and ,oda Wat ers, tho real, genuine A
No. J. Ager Beer and Wines, Liquors,
Cigars, etc.
Cold ar hot meals set TO order. "Come,
listen : % the mocking bird"
Gu AS. SCHENMEYER, Proprietor.
NJ Ns,ls70. dim
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
TOBACCO. CIGARS. ETC. CHEAPER THAN
EVER.

Mr.. II. Myers, Ohio Love-, has resolved
to close out HIS prcsen, large and well as
sorted stock Of tobacco cigars, snuff, pipes.
ETC. at prices that will insure quick sales,
His building having been somewhat dam
aged by the recent fire, and the removal
Of bis stock, he has concluded to overhaul
and reht il. He Is, therefore, DESTROYS Of
getting rid Of his stock, and tn do So will
give patrons extraordinary bargains. He
means what he says in this, and will con-
vince all who may call upon him of his
sincerity. To Wholesale buyers he will
offer peculiar inducements, and to all he
will give bargains they can secure nowhere
else in the Country. my2o6t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
BALLARD TOBACCO WAREHOUSE 70.

There was a sale Of Tobacco by the Bal
lard Tobacco Warehouse, yesterday, which,
all things considered, was highly success
full, and speaks most encouragingly for the
future of the house.
Eighteen hogsheads were sold at prices
ranging from 81 5otassO Ooo--And every
body present were satisfied that they were
well sold.
MIR. Davidson, the proprietor Of this
house, Is determined to make il success II
energy, enterprise, and an offer of hrst-
class accommodations can effect such q re-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

j. Geo. Steinhouse formerly Of the st.
Charles Hotel, has opened barber shop
on the corner Of Eighth street and Com
mercial avenue, Perry House, and with,
skillful assistants is prepared to execute all
business incident to the profession in the
most scientiAc manner, and TO the full sat
isfaction of his customers. apl2tdlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

The Continental is the only cook stove
with sliding oven doors. Warranted in
all respects. Pitcher & Henry, at 1872
Commercial avenue, cor. 18th street.
noy2Otf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
SCHOOL Teachers.

We heartily commend the course of our
County superintendent, L. r. Butler, Esq,
in bringing to his assistance, In the exsmi-
nation Of persons applying for positions As
teachers In our public schools competent
board Of examiners. We consider II full
guarantees against the presence of incom.
petents as teachers In our schools.
1t is an easy matter for anybody to say
that If he were County Superintendent he
would protect the schools against igno-
ramusses and prctenders; but such things
are more easily aid than done. We feel
assured, however, that the thousand and
one considerations that sometimes swerve
superintendents from direct line Of duty,
in the matter Of grnnting certificates, can
be and will be resisted by board of ex-
aminers, such as Mr.. b. has wisely brought
to his assistance. While, In multitude OF
counsel there is great wisdom,
there is also willingness to shoulder the
responsibility" Of doing what is morally
and legally right. We have been much
pleased with the manner in which the Of
fee of County Superintendent has been
Allied during the past four years; bu
henceforth, when We see any person il
possession Of teachers certificate we shall
more firmly than ever, DO convinced sha
that person has earned his or her certiA
cate by passing successfully athoros,gh OK
animation.
The gentlemen selected by Mr.. Butle
TO serve as board of examiners, are abund
antly qualified, and feel deep concern TO
the success Of the public schools. Bette
men, in truth, are not to be found in TIL
{, country.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
RADICAL COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Radical County Convention to ap-
point delegates to represent Alexander
county in the Congressional and Senatorial
Conventions, will be held in the court house
in this city, tomorrow, at . o'clock pm.
The colorcd citizens will be present, and Of
course, participate in its proceedings.
Forming the bulk Of the party in the
county they are entitled to . majority Of
the delegates, but will probably be salts
fed II one delegate to each convention Is
conceded them. We understand that they
are prepared to insist upon representation
TO that extent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

The following items Of news are taken
from yesterdays river report which was
crowded out by the delinquent tax list:
The A. Baker has taken the place Of
the Petrolia in the Cairo and Paducsh
daily packet trade. She brought out 20
hhds tobacco and 5000 slaves for Cairo.
The Umpire brought 1871 hhds tobsc-
CO for rcshipment to New Orleans, and .
few tons sundries for other ports.
The steamer W. r. Arthur filed on,
here, receiving about 100 tons of miscel-
laneous freights. .t.t.lt. aaa
Tho decline In the Mississippi ut st.
Louis and in the Missouri still continues
steadily, although there is fair stage Of
water in both. A tremendous head rise ID
reported in the Missouri twenty-five hun.
drcd miles from its mouth, but that rise
may never reach st. Louis, unless assisted
by side rises below Omaha.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

VIZ have been requested to call the at
tention Of the street committee to the alb
senes Of plank in the high sidewalk on
Fourteenth street, near Turner's Hall.
The street is travelled at all hours of the
day and night, and although no serious sc-
e'dent has yet occurred, there is no guar
ranty for the future, II the ugly hole
permitted "a remain.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
yu.ylrraE An snERIrr.s SALE.

Bedding, bedsteads, chairs, bureaus,
stands, table ware, etc, will DO sold a,
sherifrs sale tomorrow, Saturday at the
corner Of Twelfth and Warrington ave.
nue., commencing at 0 o'clock am.
I.a L. II. MYERS, Sheriff
Cairo, H., May 20, 1870.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
DsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken nm by Levi. Norman, living in Thebes
precinct, April ., 1870. and posted before John
Hodges, j. r., April ., 1870, one steamboat yswl
nearly new, built by w. NJ Morse. st. Louis, MO-
~" JACOB @. LYNCH,
n County Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20
rmE PLANTERS TOBACCO WAREHOUSE :

The Planters Tobacco Warehouse co,,.
pany sold sixty-hve hogshoads Of ,ohacco
yesterday, and would have sold a
hundred had tobacco intended
for the 'ale arrived. in season.
The prices obtained ' ere good-leayinr
the purchasers littl' !, II amy, margin for
prohl The iobac 80 sold was chiefly of low
grades and the greater portion Of it of
Illinois groTth.
The eorapsny hold regular sales, which
are attended by the most liberal buyers 10
be found ia the Northwest. y
The fair, to be given by the citizens of
Cairo, in the warehouse of this company,
will be held June 9th, and not June 9th,
as inadvertently stated in our local
columns on Tuesday last.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-20

The telegraph has informed the public
that Mrs. Mcfarland Tor Richardson) was
the other day taken seriously III. On Sun
day she so far recovered ms to be able 10
start on journey to New Orleans, and
will probably pass through Cairo to-
morrow. If she does she will undoubt-
eddy visit Pat Fitzgcralds sun Flower Sa-
loon, and settle her nerves by copious
drsughts of his Cincinnati Lager Beer, Of
which article he, always keeps on hand
fresh supply, and gives il away for cents
a glass. fshe will not drink his beer, she
viii not surely go back on his fine whis-
kies, brandiss, wines and cigars; as will
not also the public. Mrs. Mcfarland and
the public knowth Pat Fitzgerald Knows
how TO keep saloon, and they win patron
iIe hiin-sure. sa.etF gHaf II
, 1870-05-01

md tnnft, Rnh wA4 tAxnn 70 4econd bI anoekeIF
who rot dryt on safe bit oTrf AJcaeb heau. u
I1s1e1 saors nts 70 Wszd ~ ~ ssvpPGna 1 sna ~ ~
Eona. Ds1u left on thru and shoeksJ on as ~ a,zt
Chtoaga-A mum BY BAron gave VEGA ~, ~, ~ snS
naac, and safe hr BY cuthbeEt gaze MN 1E n!a1 ND
Wood second. Then the Litter t9of taae - ,,nra @
Cutabest Becond On passed bau ~ - -. o1s ~
Wood cane In On another: Trescy iooasa uH ~ ~
O51n. Cuthbert having sto1en third CtaTer ns ~
cared for By spauldlnx to Ne:ch. Cufh6eis cs ", y
IN. Myere gained second on q nae oht u. -
ceuur neid, AID MS oto9Khh. ~.
II bT Ptnkham, Who got nrst on clean hls 70 ESnt
neId he il turn made third on F1Jnna peat ssfoke
70 riRht~ Clipper getting ntst sud stealing seeoaa.
KtnT brought them 10th In, and luada SECOND On
heAYy h1t "a ceut1a neld, next stealing thlfd a1o
comtn1 In on . passed ball. uo41es Was put our o3
Datroti to Welrh. Side out nnd SIX funs
NINTH rsNIEGa.
Empire-A foR1 t,oAnd by Wech rRs sPcndldly
takeu on the run BY Flynn, and high ny ~ HoHn
Has as nicely captured By TreacT. spanldlns 8ot
10 rst On long hit 10 lett, Which Tre&cy sent I'd
n1irably in to Wood. Barron u1dc Grst On 84fc
bit past second, 6panidng going 70 thifI MnrfAJ
struck short ne1r AJcf1e, who atopped It sxiliuuy
nnd sent 1t to Wood, nipptDg Barron. who hsd been
forced from init b. Murray. Another MhltsWAat,
Euau,f1,DE left on tklset, and Murray on ttKt
Chteaeo-A shoFt dy By Wood WAS taken By B4r.
rpu E1thhert fouled out on 3 bound to oran, md
Tracy, evidently In aurFJ to get away, = De ~
II vcJ Wild bAlls struck = 1htteT1sn for Cntcago-
Ths e4oseh tie game At toclock. the score stand"
fnS ID 70 s, ID faTor Of the Chicago Grub.
peInw 81 the 6cQfE:
, 1870-05-01
F0REfGN.



fAK1s, April sa.-Prlnce AnAnxe Dcntdo1
Dn Monttort Of the imperial family ot France, died
It l. reported hat ne Pope has advised the
French Clerxy TO cast their iaaueuce and sotcs On
tns 1s5!.,a y taso1 Of thc Ro9ssnme1s s, A..
coseicd oy the M police m @ asa.t s she xase md fe
Of the Emperor. It Is alleged that yestes-
myane nsy ssteer eerr fs9 @9s tas ! u sose
In Rue DC MontsnsEt1E T., wno haa
the execution OF the conspiracy. The kia7ru
says part Of the design OF the ptotsers was to
s'ow up snS palace Of sht Taiie1ses aaa the Pre-
rARis, April sa-This at.eruoo II har1tt 1ur stnde
eiei announces that lhe ,,Dt ayaInst. the Emperor
..ts eps Ds,Gn sefai!, ~ ~ sIys Moa
Ions, whereby The plot u eonpsetelJ discovered
On The person Of Rcaun Was found Large sum Of
one e1sr af St q
M Hcaun himself, Leave no cnuht Of his intention
peror: lass night otner peEaoasxese aT.s.eti II,
tie Bclleyuc quarter. At he house Of one Of
these, the police aeized lasge apant3y Of powder
sons noH 10 use them. The pios has toE is mir
cipal orKanIzess many mt:a9etA oi III: Intern .
tion1a A.nossa.ion Of Wo1kfnen IN PaT .
Of Inc International Association Of VIZ *
men were arrested this Afternoon. Th
plice iprnt. upon. theIt pezsona
Complete i'd Of adheseEts to the p1at. The nj
thorites ats now scouraX the city Tor thcs, rel
st;nA The person INST arrested lEeaun> Has not
Iyeerter fMm the FTt1cn arm M nrst rep oEte.1
lie was .astely Disguised A. so1dles, Eus s1ta
| ple,on right not pe e1satfa. assss militia ~ SCI
| police p3vtsutIons are being taken to-n!gat:
| peller hsye advised. an. al31uztlye vDe.. RI
Clergy Of Lyons hire. rece17ed Instruct .nns. o
s.tnitaE character. .....
| Notwithstanding the great excitemen he:c th
ruye.Dmtnt will i1bt pres enk the holn} us pNblt
| mec auxt this evening. The moment IL Aite1,1
ia made 10 CRATE pt.Elic excitement TIE cuthQf
< Acornn,itles Il the department has addressed
nauifesto to tta km5 IN fayor Of 4 egatlye .o:l
| nc Bishop u Ta1aaxase ins1teA the derry
| s~te Ets."
, 1870-05-01

tha4 fofnSef, then ha uuss gssp IN md exy
thoes words of sympathy and consolation
rhioh only he can Say. ali lie b In his hands,
rocking Of that czadle may ruaoh into tho
seoond childhood, and tho LIE beyond hare.
which goea On in alNays inc1uaaiug but never.
ending cycles. Therefore, think It will b.
TO ths benefit OF the church ii you lit up bis
lands; ma .he lifting up Of his Lands NIL
think it will be for the benefit Of the
church II you can obtain : choir which Hill stng
TO the praise Of God in . proper uanuex and
then Let shern do the singing ut a fair conapen-
saAon pe1 1nnu1n. Convince them, il you con,
that you are no. employing than far TIE repre-
devoted to thst purpose. Diyest your tanof
singer Of the conviction that ha is
hignol, and inprees him With The fect that
you do not cara 10 hare him ains 4 wk ksoro
or se1ensdea feom "Don Paaquale," "a yon
have heard them sung much better md they
don't contribute 30 much to the praise of God
AZ do the teno'e personal gloEidcation. Make
your soprano snd contrallo ei9n contract
that theJ will not be jealous Of each othns IN
tho matter Of solos, informing the soprano
that The necessities Of your church do not re-
auars that 4he aho1ld be Passpa. and thst you
gesdnrs Clad" Q. a7iaa from & stTucrczia
BorgiA- Tell your bass ainger thst be mus.
and That be must "ror Jou - gently ~
auck1ng dore- And ADORE I'll insist upon it
that your otSauwt shall not plxy you into
Icll" nor play you ont With 4 fam
taate On "Le Grand Duchesae" Make
your naueic committee out OF people who hare
some knowledge Of singing and ainge1s, so
tAAt they may kno" how to deal with those pe-
ca,l1r people. For with the exception OF iha
musicians on this avenings programme, Of
eourse(, the artists in the choir lott ara very
apt 70 imagine that the pulpit is at their end
OF tho ehurch, and thht the peop3s coma m1in-
y TO hear them. Have them under
etand that they are employed to he1p YOU
praise God, and that you wan. them to do it
without any unnecessary flourish, aud with not
more than ono quarrel Der month among them
selves.
think it viii be for the benefst OF the
church it you mako it I home. hn.lrc1 in with
DO consentaonalitica, md cirrumscribsd witbiu
Throw open vida its geperouY doora. Inke II
eocia1ly attractive for youo1 men. Do not
nut satin in the front ain and cornnal caiico
to stand in the yeatibule. Don't maEa religion
IN expensive luxury, for .;ch m.n and Door
man must trnyel tue saue rpad to reach tha
Gate which il called HeautiE1l IN frunt Of 4
church on Wabaah aYanue is fountain. over
which Ia the insctiptior: mo! Erery ono
that thirateth coun "a u the w,teru Ana
to nv certain knovfedee that fonntain haa
been dried up for Tie past aix nnutha. Dou't
let your fountains dry upi Eeep them alrays
multtudes. Lei tie church sIways be br;0hi.
cheerful, md attractive; merry With plelsant
festiTaIs and memorial dsvs fnnn Viii car-
1auda and filed With III terdsr and e,crpd asso-
ciatjons, Organize il ana strnnptbon Il.
aud perfect it With viov to pefa1-
shall have dniahed your course in il. aud sh.1l
have bran hnrnn frnm il }a}inxaJ ,sitb ;ta 1.at
, 1870-05-01

N..xv Ri,tr. Ucr{lmAn CO, th6 pt9qslesota
- nsf.s % %1n.teE7, have earned for themselves
e n 'sSs1s ;aGssa 8 9sa sEss sss II: e.
s. 1ss, St 'ss s. Rats1t Rasas .. 1sss: ss
n.u's ~ nj 10 eo1@ .s9 ~ Is &
;n ssests so es'2ss IS ses. aDa =
Dss E ti s.id i has1
y es.n s,1s,,tns Iaea Summer das1 pa.ent araha
.sassa q =, 5essaaR siS a. ii + as e
moat n@e;J.s ns9eeJ tne douf Is depr1Ted hy boiling.
~ ~ q naaSn usautactaIei1 q ri. bEeaa
WIEN IS rsda n Cnle.eo only, have aksn fs5s ~
| Be etsslJ procured ~ All