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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

York i6ii,o oo Irish, and 1896, 25i Ger
mans, showing that the arrivals have been
nearly equal. If we take detached periods
we had those in which there was pre-
pondcrancc, one way or the other. the tide
shifting once in about FIVE years. II from
this cause there is IL prepondorancc at any
time, in n few years the disparity disap-
pears aud the race gro nearly balanced
The pre- ent seems 10 be ne era of prcpon-
derating immigration of the Irish, and If
the exodus continues, they will soon
te in excess. More Irish would
now be coming over if many were not
held back by the hope that the pro-
jected legislation before Paliament will
soon afford rclief. II is generally supposed
that the Irish element is largely in excess
but that arises from the fact that we of the
East see them more in mass, they choosing
to stay on the scaboard, especially in tho
cities. The Germans ditluso themselves
more, become laborcrs over the whole
country and Sc IN TO be aiming to become
frecholdors. If the Irish would follow n
similar policy, it would DO for their good,
and they would lc'o some of those charac-
tcristics which are made an excuse for the
hatred OF some fustidious natives who
would have sll tribes, nations and people
made 10 conform tys Procustcan bed of
their manufs cture.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
NOTES OF THE DAY.

"A man IN Portland, Maine, nos I'M
ported twelve live alligator,
"A Philadelphia christening party re-
suited in the death Of two men.
Sunday r rc,o,.s at Nashville,
Tenn, ARE called horticultural Gardens"
Our Saxon grandmother call-d what
are now known us carriers, shankbands.
edwin brood is already in process
oftrunslation into French and German.
--"My belly has no sour j, in it, Il the
Chinese for ~ cannot pronounce It.
"A rebellion in lccieud, and II consc-
quent separation from Denmark, are prob
able.
An Indianrn has just hung himself,
having been married II year without any
divorce.
Seven mon have Teen arrested in
Nashville 10y two little policemen for steal
ing one watch.
An amendment hgs been Offered 10
the Tariff bill TO secure the protection Of
cattle iH trGhstita.'
-Lieutcnant stombaugi killed by In
dians, near South PAS City, was anephow
of General Sherman.
"A schoolboy defined "appctite by
explaining that "whon I'm eating Pm
Apply, and when TN done, I'm tight
--llildebrand is s,ll ON the wing. Tho
announcement would have n smack of
ch, arfulness about 1t We're he on the swing.
1t Is reported that Wendell Phillips
Is to succeed Mr.. Tw.chcll rs Congress
ional Representative of tho Third Mass
schusct,s District.
The Germans ca pres the diverse IN
, ,ercs,s and unsympalhetic cxistenccs of II
family circle in ono word, "unzusammen-
gohorigkcit,'
"A "Pno Tree shilling two hundred
and eighteen year. old, has been discovered
az Newport. One Of ihosc coins lately sold
. for S52 80.
An employee ~ j. q. Conboie, an
! undertaken of Sacramento, laid himself
out in one of his employers collins, and
shot himself through the head.
Ben Bolt has ben convicted of MUIR
der in Cecil, Nd. Nc was doubtless driven
crazy by his inccsfant efforts to " rcmem-
Der sweet Alice by scquc't.
The most hopeful class Of men In New
Hampshire are said 10 /, the thousand
and one compromise candidates for the
United States Senatorshp.
Mrs. Stevenson made the astounding
declaration at recent womans suffrage
meeting in San Francisco, that 'women
could not become men if they tried"
A divorced wife at Providence, Il. l.,
on Monday created considerable excite
ment by assaulting lady who YVES riding
with her former husband
The last straggler from General Lees
army has arrived at Louisville ea routs TO
Baltimore. After "f.ttsburg" he retreat
cd to Mexico, and is now on his way
home.
The Repoiutioa settles the dish-wash- |
ing question by quoting from I'd Kings,
xxi, 10; II will wipe Jerusalem as man
wipeth dish; wiping il aud turning it
upside down."
Among the Distinguish / arrives in
Washington, we notice The names OF Tin
ta-gah-iat-skab, Mah-,a.ho-hon-ka Ma-ia-
lu-sah, and Tah-an-sap-ha-al Indian
chiefs Of the very biggC kind.
"A gentleman ut Newport has jus, COM
pleted monument in the cenetry, ind IL |
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
This Method win Take the Place Of
All Others
IT DOES NOT TAnNISM TIE EGG
TT Contains

: give II the appearance Of age, aud when offered
r saie u cannot be told either by appearance or
lality from fresh laid egg.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

An AroLoGY.--A few days since VIC
took occasion TO pay u compliment to Mr..
Mccartney, ofthe Metropolis Promulgator,
and described him IS gentleman ofbrains.
lie seems TO have misunderstood the tenor
Of our article, aud in late issue Of his
paper dcnouncc ! lie asa rebel etc. We
now regret having penned the offensive
article. We are willing to "iake 1t all
back and say fha, we were mistaken (;
that Mr.. Mccartney is not man Of
brains; tina: he hasn't a single brain and
never had. We hope this apology will be
satisfactory.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
FEVER AND AGUE
AND CHILLS AND FEVER.

Chs and Fever are caused from n certain
poison existing in the atmosphere known NJ
malaria. II reduces the vitality Of the blood
retards the action of the different organs, and
causes Billlousness, Constipation, etc, and In
this way prepares the sysiomlor any disease Of n
more serious nature which may follow. To avoid
further trouble, and relieve yourself Of tnis
disease, take
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
'"A'" AND GERMAN IMMIGRA-
IIDV

last .., ,si y l.occicmsraa,s arrived
,hc i'isa snd tie German; III, is,,sr orn
l'gas'y ID ese.ss Ia present yeas, there
havi's arrived W y Saturday last, $4,000,
and Of the former si,4oi. No, the somo
per'ea last year, the German inmi,ra,ion
ws aaoss, 'sli the Irish, ,Osa?. II viii
DO seen that the German as compared
with the Irish immigration has fallen OF
snd tho two races are pow couips in ,,ms,
euH,bsrs, Covering the period frOxe and
Gc,cd!nS .ssI, theso baye arip,.a o, New
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

IJ" The champion home thief of the
world has been captured in New York.
lie boasts that ho has stolen horses to the
amount Of 100000. Ho deserves an office
under the rreseDt Radical administration.
Gen. Grant should No, allow such political
ability to blush unseen and wrstc It's fra
gronce on the deer. mir Of Sing Sing
nriaon.
Evening star., 1870-02-08
LATE TELEQRAMs. 70.

The members of the Virginia Legislature an
arrived in Richmond yesterday, ready for as-
sembling to-day. The Governors message win
declare the opinion that all Offices in the Stato
are vacant, and advise the Legislature to ap-
point board, or advise some other means OF
appointing to fill them, until elections can be
held the Governor deprecates keeping up the
hostile party feeling Of the late campaign, and
for himself promises to be Governor for every
citizen in the State, and not for party or class
The arrest of +. A. Stevens, ex-United States
Inspector and Gauger, was made in st. Louis by
officers from New York city. 1t is said the
business men in New York will aggregate
S2,0oO,oeo. Stevens was brought to New York
and committed to answer.
The Inauguration of Kit Burns rat pit as q
Water-street mission took place in New York
yesterday. Bishop James, Mr.. Tying, Jr., and
others delivered addresses. Burns still runs q
liquor store next door, through which the min
isters were obliged to pass to reach the mission
house.
The Senate Alabama and Chattanooga Rail-
road bill passed the Georgia House, with the
amendment that two millions dollars of State
bonds should be loaned, instead OF three million
dollars, as was provided in the original bill.
The appeal case of DIR. Schoeppe was called
up yesterday in the Supreme Court of Pennsyl-
vania. His counsel asked a continuance until
to-day, when the argument for a new trial will
begin.
Col. Rockefeller, of the list regiment of New
YORK, has received from an official in Richmond
Vi u return 10 his regiment oil two how
itzers captured from it at Bull Run, in 1861.
The volunteers who took a prominent part in
the recent disturbances at Matanzas, Cuba,
have been arrested by the orders of the Captain
General, and are now i'm Moro Castle awaiting
trial.
kilograms received from Havana yesterday
fully confirm the reports relative to the con-
tinued advance of the Spanish troops through
the insurgent districts.
The judges in New York are charging the
grand jury To bring to punishment all persons
vino compound with felons for the recovery of
| stolen goods.
Owing to q reduction of wages, a large portion
| OF the laborers on the jamestown and Franklin
| Railroad have struck, and were being paid of
| yesterday.
The Superior Court Of Ohio adjourned yester-
\ day morning until next Monday, without rem
| dering decision on the Bible question.
In the New Jersey Senate last night, after a
| debate Of three hours, the Fifteenth Amendment
was rejected by a vote of 13 to 8.
In Boston Prince Arthur has had many call
! ers, including a great number of ladies, at his
hotel. He declines all public demonstrations.
| The San Francisco publishers have determined
to reduce pay for composition to sixty cents per
\ thousand ems.
The drought in Southern California is so
great that farmers are offering sheep at 80 cents
| a head.
| The bark Transit. from Alexandria, Virginia
| has arrived at San Francisco.
| The Spanish frigate Victoria has arrived al
| New York
Evening star., 1870-02-08
DROPOsALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
ToRr WAsHIxorox.M Mn.

FoRr wAsHIyeroS. ND, January 81, $50.
Proposals I'm duplicate, with copy Of this "a
vertisement attached, viii be received By the under
FRESH BEEF 10 the troops at this post -S'''-s
The said beef must be fresh Of a good mark et abls
quality in equal y,oporton Of fore and hind guarters
e. be at thie post free Of cost in such guam
tty - may be from time 90 time required By and o
such Gays e the commanding ofcer shall designats,
not exceeding four times per week.
The necks OF the cattle slaughtered for beef 70 b
81 the s: as1 sa ss sS
down The shanks Of fore quarters shall be cut q
from three TO four inches above the knee joint and
Of the hind guarters from sx TO eight inches sbovS
Separate Proposals, in duplicate win also be rs-
ceived by the undersigned up to the same hour and
date above mentioned, for supplying commissioueI
ocers and their families stationed st this post, or
supplied therefrom, with such choice Fresh Beef =
and Porter House Steaks, Standing Ribs, or RiS
These contracts 10 be in force six mouths. or s,eh
lees time - the Commissary General shall direof,
commepeine on the Let day Of Apgl, 1870, and sub
Department Of the East.
In case Of failure deficiency In the quality or
quantity Of the Fresh Beef stipulated 90 Be
then the Commissary at Fort Hashington, Maryland.
.ea s e sSp s 5:
The .oontrscfor vim BE- required % enter int
bonds for the sum Of one thcusand doIlsrs, densl
siso by two reeponsfble sureties, whose names NUS
fhe propossis will Be opsned ct po,clock A. Loo
the Let day Of March ,l0, at Fort Washington. May
la3d. q which tine end place bsadsn ere rsqsssssa
iroPs:sl: I'm be Married sIESRs:sAls. A.is rs 30"
JaNW riEvt Lioutenant, tth AEtfuegys AVE-
Evening star., 1870-02-08
DROPOSALs FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF
l. SANITARY WORK
DEror QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE. I

DEPOT QUARrERMAsTER 3 OFFICE. 4
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 8, l570.}
sealed Proposals, from responsible parties, are
INVITED ~ this Office until Il O'Clock noon on MON
DAI, February "A, for the removal of all Sink De-
nosts, Ashes, and Dead Animals, for one year from
omces, buildings &c, throughout the CITY, occu uped
py sucn branches Of the War Department as are
designated ty the Depot QHartermaster.
bldders VIII De required 20 accompany their bids
with bond signed by themselves and two responsi-
Die IN the sum Of thousand dollars that
they Will furnish all necessary materials and labor
for the performance Of the work, and execute bonds
In the sum Of two ~ thousand dollars Immediately
the award OF the contract, for its faithful and
Lists Of the places to be visited must be obtained
from the Depot Quartermaster each month"; and
place designated must be visited directed
In the list.
Payments will be made monthly, or as soon there-
after as funds are furnished for the purpose Iffhe
amount Of work required be either increased or di-
minished during the period Of the Contract Q pro-
pOrtionate increase or diminution OF the monthly
payments viii be made upon contract rates.
should the contractor fail TO perform the work re-
quired In q prompt and satisfactory manner, the
Depot Quartermaster will hire IL DONE and charge
the cost. to the contractor. He also reserves the
right TO REJECT any or all proposals hat are unsats
Any information required will be cheerfully given
at the ONCE Of the Depot Quartermaster.
Bids should be indorsed Proposals for Perform
ing sanitary Work." and addressed to the under
signed.
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
&c. THOMAS,
captain. n. 8. K, u. y. A.,
Ie30t Acting Depot Omar artermaster.
Evening star., 1870-02-08
"A Queer Theory.

Ii is said that in the tombs of the Necropolis
of ancient Egypt two kinds of mummies have
been found. One Is incomplete-that is to saw
all organs, necessary for life have been separated
from them; the other, on the contrary, is quite
complete Having observed this, a Swedish
chemist DR. Gruselbach, who has the reputa-
tiOn OF being both great and learned. Professor
At the University of psal, has come to the con-
eluslon that the Egyptian mummies are not al, =,
as has been said and believed for some thousands
OF years, bodies embalmed by any process OF
preservation whatever, but that they are really
the bodies of individuals whose life has been
mOmentarily suspended, with the intention OF
restoring them at some future time, only the
secret OF preservation has been lost Meanwhile
Professor Gruselbach adduces many proofs in
support of his idea; among others, his expert
ments during the last ten years, which he
have always proved successful. He took a snake
and treated II in such a manner as to benumD
as though IL had been carved in marble, and
was 50 brittle that had he allowed it to fall
would have broken into fragments In thi +,
state be kept IL for several years, and then
restored II 10 life by sprinkling il with stimula
ting fluid, the composition OF which is secret.
For fifteen years the snake has been under
going an existence composed of successive
deaths and 0esurrections, apparently withOu.
sustaining harm. The professor Is reported }
have sent petition to his government request
ing that criminal who has been condemned to
death may be giving TO him TO be treated in the
same manner a. the snake, promising to restore
him TO life in two years Ii Is understood that
the man who undergOes this experiment is to be
Pardoned.-AibGHy Journal.
Evening star., 1870-02-08

FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-In the Corps Leg
islatif yesterday, Cremieux rose and said he
desired to question the ministers concerning the
ROchefOrt affair. olivier replied that he
would not await the result of the interpella-
tion, but would do his duty. CremIeux re-
joined that il was precisely as to what the
ministers considered their duty that he sought
10 inquire, and the Chamber would decide
that this should be answered at once. He then
proceeded TO make a strong appeal against the
arrest OF ROchefOrt as a wrong to his cOnstit-
uents. Olivier replied, and after an agitated
discussion the Chamber, BY vote of 113 to As,
adhered to the view of Olivier. 1t was ex-
leeted that Rochefort, who was in his seat
during the debate, would be arrested on
leaving the House, but he was not. At the
termination of the sitting he proceeded to his
Office, and up TO o'clock last evening had
not been taken into custody.
RumOrs are abroad that the Prince Imperial
Il very i'll, but the journal lie Public SAYS
there Is nc foundation for them.
The French Minister at Munich has been in
structed 10 say to the Bavarian Minister of
foreign Affairs that as personal government is
ended I'm France, that country will remain a
mere spectator of events in GERMANY.
Adyices from Madrid state disturbances
have occurred at Augon, near Malaga, but they
have been suppressed.
The interruption on the Irish telegraph lines
l. total. Communications eastward are entirely
cut Of.
Evening star., 1870-02-08
DIED..

KAERCHER. On the Sth inst, in this city,
CHARLES kAERCHER, eldest son of David and
Christians kaercher, aged years and months.
The funeral will take place on Thursday, the 10th
inst, at 2 O'Clock p. IN. from the residence of his
parents, corner OF 9TH and 5 streets.
MCKNIGHT. In this city, on the evening Of the
9TH instant, after lingering illness. MIR. ORLANDO
MCKNIGHT in the 6lst year of his age.
The funeral viii take place from his late residence,
1149 street, near 18th, at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
"Wednesday morning.
ROBERTS. On the 9Th instant, WALTER NAY
LER, only child of John William and Julia A
Roberts, aged months and days.
BROOKE. February 7th, Mrs. ELLEN M
BROOKE. widow of the late Edmund Brooke, in the
I'D year Of her age.
Evening star., 1870-02-08
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S26, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE ANDLO1
ON SIH STREET WEST, BETWEEN AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE ANDLOT,
ON SIH STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND
STREETS NORTH.
- By virtue of adeed of trust to the subscriber
E:a dated July Ist. 1859, and recorded i'm Liber I
Aand X, No. Is, fJlios 50, ETC., one of the Land
Records. &C., shall offer for sale public auction
day OF February; at O'Clock p. m part of lot OF
authentic ground plan or Plat of the city of Washing
ton Beginning for thesame at point on 5th street
west distant nineteen tl9) feet two and one half
inches from the southeast corner Of said lot No 0
and running thence due west sixty t6 feet three
(5 nches thence due north seven (7) feet and
one fourth ia inches; thence due west thirty one
t3l) feet one and one half 1a) inches; thence due
north nine (9) feet seven and half III inches
thence due east ninety three 1897 feet four and
half az inches thence due south with the line of
said 9Th street west, seventeen (H) feet two and
three fourth "a inches, to the place Of beginning
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of a sub
stantial two-story Brick House.
Terms OF SALE 81 900 cash, Tin order to remove,
also a prior encumbranceo the residue in and IL
months, the purchaser giving his for deferred
payments satisfactorily endorsed and bearing inter-
est. deed given and deed of trust taken. All
ancng and stamps at the cost of the purcha-
ser. If the terms of sale not complied with
within 1--WE days from the day of sale, the trustee re-
sery IS the right to resell the said property at the
risk and cost OF the defauting purchaser, on giving
two day 9 notice in the Evening Star. de posit OF
so will be required as the property is struck
OF. ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee,
fec-eodSds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1870-02-08
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- (Successors to j. g. Mcclure Co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- (Successors to j. g. Mcclure h Co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street.
BsSskks sAhE oF ElATF
AND CHAMBER FURNiTURE, OAK COT.
TAGE CHAMBER SUITE, FRENCH CHINA
DINNER SET, CR0CKERY AND GLASS
WARE. DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN RE-
QUlSlTES, &c, AT AUCTION.
a BY virtue of Deed of Trust dated the 5th
Liber No. Z, folios 30, &C., one Of the chattel
] records for Washington county, in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, i will sell at public auction
on WEDNESDAY, February 10th. $50, commencing
at l0 o clock q. m at house No. 800, (old number
II street, between 18th street and Vermont avenue,
&c, consisting in part Of
ParlOr Suite, Upholstered in Plush, 8 pieces
French Plate Mante and Pier Mirrors
Marble top and other Tables
Brussels, Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Gilt and Bronze Chandeliers and Candelabras
Etagere, Rosewood Tables
Three Mahogany Book Gases
Mahogany Hair cloth Sofa and Chairs
Walnut Extension Dining Table
French China Dim e- Set
Crockery and Glassware Refrigerators
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus and
Mahogany Wardrobes, Window Shades
Walnut Dressing Table, with glass
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather BOlsters and Pillows
Cdlored Engravings, Toilet Sets
Cooking and Heating Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &C., SC.
Terms cash. II. p. @. WILSON, Trustee.
Evening star., 1870-02-08
A UCTION SALE OF MED!CINEs, INsTRU-
"A MEETS AND CONDEMNED HOS
PlTAL PROPERTY,

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PCRvEYoRs OFFIcE,l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. z, $50
viii be offered at public sale in this city, at Judi
ciary Square Depot, street, between Fourth and
Fifth, on TUESDAY, the 9Th day of March, 1870, at
10 g.. m, q large quantity OF Hospital Property.
tai Instruments, Redding and Clothing, Iron Bed
steads, Stoves Chairs, Tables, Fire Hose, CoskinR
Utensils, Drums, Old Band Instruments, Wooden
and Leather Buckets, Medicine and Mess Chests,
Tin Cups, Desks, Brooms, Scales and Weights, Deli
inch Water Pipe, &C., .&c. Also, o considerable
quantity and variety Of Medicines, In fair order;
Covered Wagons, new and in superior order
Terms, cash. deposit at time Of sale will be re-
quired. All goods purchased must be removed with
In four O days, after which date no responsibility
Tor them will be assumed at this ofice.
Catalogues ready by the LIST Of March.
G. SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purveyor, Brevet Colonel o. g.
Army. fe7-6t
Evening star., 1870-02-08

LOVERS or JERSEY LIGHrNING-The Newark
AdrerttSsr mentions a new society at Scotch
Plains, y. j. The call for the meeting reads:
whereas, certain vil-dispOsed persons are in
producing Innovations on our ancient customs
and privileges as free-born American citizens
especially as regards our right to drink when
and what We please; Resolved, That we, As lovers
OF freedom, fun, love and deviltry, do hereby
organize ourselves into a society to be known as
the "YOung Mems Drinking Association of
Scotch Plains Sc, &c" These young men are
determined that Jersey lightning shall strike
where il has a chance.
Evening star., 1870-02-08
In BANKRUPTCY,

In the City Of ashineton, On the nh dsy a Ian
nary. lGe. The undersigned hereby gives notice q
sSs CIV . e SoskiS1 sisSr F3E
trict, Who has been sdjudged . Bankrupt, upon IL
nea1t,en o he essditors, By the supreme Court oi
s.n, L.0. HINI, Attorney -atLsw,
's"iswW " street, Assignee.
Evening star., 1870-02-08
RYW. L WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos 900 and 0O2, southeast cor Pa ave. and 9Th O

TRUSTEES SALE OF r sTBEET PROPERTY
IL Under and by virtue OF q decree OF the Su-
i'm preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, ON
1.-the sd day Of july. lS6s, in Equity cause No.
are complainants, and Thomas II. and Elizabeth n.
DE Vaughn are defendants, the undersigned. Trus-
tee, will on the I'D day. Of February, $50, ct 4
O'Clock in the Afternoon, in front OF the premises,
proceed to sell the following described property:
East thirty feet from front to Of lot numbered
two, t2 In square numbered four hundred and eigh-
ty-seven, So commencing at 2 point ON north y
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, sixty two
t62 feet three go inches from the corner OF
ssd SQUARES running thence west tn,a{ tai{ ~ iSe.:
(9l inches and threeguarters, thence east thirty
0) feet thence south one hundred and one 10 feet
nine 90 inches and three quarters, improved by
Q Brick Building.
Terms OF Sale: One-third cash, the balance In
equal instruments, payable in and u months, the
Of trust all conveysncng and stamps at the costs
Of purchaser.
Unless the terms Of sale are complied With IN aye
days after day Of sale, the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk OF the default
ing purchaser or purchasers.
"A'" " " ''' on @. O. RICHMOND, Trustss.
ja 34-2tw&ds. w.1.WALL B CO., Aucts.