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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-15

a meeting will be held MONDAY April IL.
$50 at "a p m, ut TEN perance HAIL, street bet
9Th md 10th, to organize new Building Association
on the same principle as the wv arlington Co-ope-
complete success, anIs N
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

--Lemaitre tue French actor has sal
AIRY Of S3c,O OOa year.
Vermont has French population of
l5,49l persons.
There are 100 Turnvcricn association,
in the United States, with 1000 members
1t is stated that the debt of Canada
has Increased eleven million dollars in
years,
Paris ate up over 2, 700 horses last year,
and the Emperor killed 300morc as worth
less.
The Kansas State Fair j. to have two
curiosities--a tame grizzly bear and Anna
Dickinson.
The "lceland Shakeup,r the "Alaska
Refrigerator and the "Alps Icebolt,n are
newly invented summer drinks.
"A bazaar lately took place in London
in aid Of the ''HoInc for Lost and Starving
Dogs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
rLlilX HORN I

Tho Chicago 2ribu"r Is great paper,
and whom fighting in II good cause Is strong
and .omstimes powerful, But occ,sion-
allie II make. mistakes, and cxcite> the rili
cule Of intelligent Readers. 1t has done
tai. IN it. attempt to 'demolish the tarIii
plank Of the platform of the Democrats
of this district. la the Issue Of the 10th
inst, il twists, wires in and out asserts
proposition, fatty contradicis 1t, and in
other ways exhibits plentiful lack of
good sense For instance after asserting
that the monopoli.,s in Congress advocate
the repeal OF the tax on tea, sugar and
coffee, it says
"If it the tax Oh tea, coffee aud sugar
pe repealed, Congress will have toincrcasc
the duty on iron, steel, wooden and cotton
goods. paints, oils, lumber aud leather.
In the same article we find the follow
ing
$50 with iron IN all is forms, steel, brass,
cotton and WOODEN goods Of every kind,
glass, hemp, linen, leather, paints, oils,
etc, etc. The tax on all thcseis enormous.
and the government does not receive on
any OF them ~ per cent. vi the whole
amount paid by the people. 10
ln',ease ~ wi, "'s III, Ie dess '' ysaa,
- ;arr,,,e yer.ave !, 4, rri,,,, ~, ro,, =,
,,ro. an ra,no, ,,f;,;r, ,rfi,i,, .a ,l., ,h.y
can come in and thus furnish revenue.
- An average Of Is per cent. ON
manufactured goods the average Is now
n"~ cs'iinc,nd ana wonia rsnssl
taxes 10 the amount Of 500, 900, 900 tina,
we now pay to the protected classes
Mark tue d'herence. III you take Oh
1.-The tax on tea, coffee and sugar, to obtain
'thc necessary amount Of revenue You
must add IT to the tax on iron, steel
"woolen and cotton goods and othes
manufactured goods, asserts the Triban,
in ono breath, and In the next declare,
that "1f You add to the taxalready on iron,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read ihc Captains Letter and
the Letter fro IN his Mother:

Benton Barracks. No, April ~. lsed.
Or JOHN BUl.Is-lrpT Sir: knowing the e.h
cheney ~ your sar.parlla, aud the healing anI
tenrteh qualities Possesses, ! send you Ih'
iglioa,ng statement OF my eases
Twas wounded about two years Ago--vS takeI
pro ou~r and e0ntDsi for sixteen months Bong
moved go often, my wounds hsNe not healed YET
have moi -at up a moment since vas wounded
arm rA'' through tie hips. Ny general health
ls Impaired, anu need something to assist n
tuTe. have more hlth M your SSfsapaTilla than
m anything else, | visit that that Il genuine
Please cEptrs. me hai dozef battles, and
oblge GAIT. q. J.. JOHNSON,
ST. Louis. Mo.
+. THE following vas written April 30, lst'
h Mr., jcar,r Johnson, mother II Capt soho'
son.
HR, JOINS EULI.-D,af slU My husband, bt
r, Janntou, MAS a akllliul surgeon and lhlslr
itu 10 Central A-o York. where ho died, leaving
"a" above G.. l., johnson IA my care. A. thirteen
years 81 gge, he had chrome darghca ana
rrTuiult, tur winch gave han your sar-apaTilla
IT CURED IlA; ] have for ten years recon.
mcni"i i Ia many IN Nca York, Ohio aud Iowa
Tor FDhI!a, fever sores, and general debility
Perfect sUcets. has attended Il, Inc ara Cgsdta
~ s8As Sl.o q sercfgid aAd lersT EsTs a!iaasi
mfoara'el.. avn very anxious for my son 20 Hglit
have recourse o. your SArsalaTilla lie - i'afiul
az getting q spurious article, hence his writing a.
you iOrt lis wounds were terrible, bui ] l~'
hcNr he viii recover Respectfully, ,,,...
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

Mt Shippers wheel barrow factory. Scott
an omployc, was in the elevator ascending.
Just as il reached the floor of the third
story, the main rope broke, and the clcya-
tor, with its load, fell to the ground floor.
Scott was stunned by the conclusion, and
Is thanking The Lord that hc Is not killed.
William Fitzgerald married Miss Ma
tilda G'uyey.
Williamson County.
The census of Williamson County
shows ~ population OF l7,2oS ana 2.9l2.
Marion has population Of T2s.
-Rnh.t NJ Hnnilcy of Marion, rrercant
Democrat, is an Independent candidate
Cor State senator ia The Third Di.,ric:
---Cha.. II Dcnni.nn la, been nominated
10y the Democrat. for Sheriff Of William
IN.
--"Tho whoa, crop W Williamson, says
the Marion r,s,ai bid, fairtogo lcyond
expectation.
Caion County
-A hundred children !rea Ottawa will
vis:; Cvt,iyu ON september ID They will
o~as tie ,Ael-sioa /, Gop. +. Walker, Esq,
~3o aa. V'suei j; and will pay all cN-
=, r><s.
Nj. i NJ GAoa ur Carbonate, mar.
80 Mss Auuie GrLaun, of South Pas,
ga sAe 18th inst.
"A u;,le sou Of Mr.. L. Goodall, Of
[ Jcae.,cFA WAS drowned. few days ago.
Manufacturing tobacco raised in
/ Southern Illinois, !. said to be worth five
cent. pound more than that grown in
any other portion of the west. The Jones'
toro Gus,tt, says that tobacco equal to the
bcs, Cuba can be raised in Union county
a. greater prof, than any other crop.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

coats. Over one hundred arc preparing
for the coming lcctur, season, and Babcl--
n confusion of tongucs---will atilict all the
sand Good Lord deliver us
AProtest.
Pcrc liyacin,hc, has published u letter
Oh the work and results of the EenmenicdI
Council, in which he protects against M
Nlib'ity. :" appeal" be say' 80 4
council really free and ,cumcnioal. Md
above all ! appeal to God. Men nave
been impuissant to secure the triumph OF
truth aud justice let the Ahnighty arise
and take Hrs rau.c in hand and Judge it.
French wash Days.
A core. pondeT cf the Bo.t,n f,da.
script, writing from France AN ac,Uuu, ot
the Excessive dr"ugh, WHICH has prevailed
in the country, says ii is the custom OF the
country t, wash clothing Gully -, long in.
ter,als i,l,a, the peasants pride ,l1c'n solves
on the possession, of large qusn,i,ic. II
linen and white good, aud when neigh.
borhcod does its washing, e., ,.c-;-y
hooks "A. II IL had been .nnvvi uru-
the sun spot Theory.
\ learned .ky-gaEer. who ar. hi -
tons in the Chicago Tri5sss. b., s.t.- -
guing that the increased nuRlls. - 5000,
on the sun has crAsicns,l the i-s -1as Asul
of the presen, summer ara Ia. Decreased
the amount OF rain. But, lltky Vsc4
the spots are disappearing. Tst-e are
only two large spots visible nos. Eig4;e~-
were visible on the .>;h Of Nag l,,;- We
shall now have cool weather and tr.ls
We applaud.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

Dg. NrwMAS.--This gcn,lcma n-chap.
lain Of the Senate of the United Statcs-
itchin & for notoricty, and with great
flourish of ,ruinpets, visited Salt Lake City
with the avowcd intention of annhila,ing
brigham Young in debate in the polygamy
question; but didn't. The lcchcrous old
wretch was too sharp Cor the esotis,ical
divine. Newman is nm old man ut the
business of humb,q,, but Young is Ms old
L..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
Or milk out vi n mai,icn's breast
Who bairn had never none"
or COURSE He W,LL.-Tbe $

Or COURSE He WILL.-The shawnee
town Mercury asserts that Gen. Raum
would not support any man on whom there
rested the least suspicion Of political ras.
cality. lfhe is supporting Mr.. Mum, he
is doing just what the Mercury asserts he
would not dds supporting man
charged with political rascality. and known
blythe General TO be guilty. n man in whose
political and personal integrity we do MOI,
crnrvc the General has any confidence
whatever. But, of course, the General will
support him. The General Is not a very
strong brother, and little coaxing-a
little smoothing down-will always in
duce him TO pull like the faithful Radical
whccl-horsc-wc had nlmos, said ass
that he Is. lie has no gall, aud although
he knows that Mum is n base man will
swallow him. or course he will.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

MrSS-CHAUsEN-Hpu. ID. W. Mann.
Radical candidate for Congress in this
disiricti Is now GU; on campaign tour and
/. making the iaurels Of Munehauscn fly
like splinter. from ielescoping ears. In
other and plsiner wosi., be is THROWN z
Munchau.en, US altar, completely into the
shade. lie islying without any hesitation,
and with all the unblashng eti'ron,ery o,
the devil himself. Even Mr.. Lincgar, IL
he were to try his utmost, could not cclip.,
him. But Mr.. Munnis not to blame, and
merits our sympathy rather than our con
domination. When lac !. talking polite.
hc lies for the same reason that dogs de.
light to bark and bitc--"because il is their
nature to- II wouldbc easier tn make q
Radical member OF Congress honest, o,
Pope .good-looking, than to make Dan
truihfhl--easicr TO draw
--"water cut OF stone,
Or milk out ol n msi,ien's breast
Who lyatrn hat ncyer mana
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
NEiGs4HORROOD NEWS.


The negro etilcns of Me,ropoli, are
claiming their right Ia entrance into tho
public school. oi that town. Why not ?
Who ,l,ra keep them out Ask Mum.
The third annual convention of the
Ma,sac County Sabbath School Convention
was held in Metropolis ON Saturday, sun
dizzy aud Monday, l3th, lith and 18th,
inst, Mt the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Metropolis.
The Tmcs pulls Metropolis a'a grca,
manufacturing nont.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
pope County.


Tho Ucruf cpntt.nsnu obituary n,.ic,
of Rev. Charlie II. Clay, lately OF Gol-
ronda. He died un tho 81 Inst, aged ~
years and q months. For ovr' 10 years he
had been minister of the Baptist church.
The Republican convention of Pope
'N'unty met at Golcunda on the 18th inst
N"l"i y MAS present bu,a few ofthe manag-
INK politicians. A stntonyn, VA. made that u
full attendance could not be- obtained be-
cause the people were busy threshing their
gram Without making nominations the
convention adjourned.
MIR. Jerry Richards, II farmer living
four miles below Golconda in Kentucky
say, he twill raise, this year, 10000 bush.
"els Of corn that his apple trees, u thous-
"and, are hanging full of MS line fruit MS he
'evcr saw, and that he will have to prop
cup the branches of his peach trees to
keep them from breaking Lucky
Richard.
GAiiRttm County.
The corn crop in Gallatin county is
heavier than il has been for years.
The many friends of Hon. Charles
Burnett will be gratikcd 10 learn that he
recovering from tho recent stroke OF
paralysis.
The aggregate population of Gallatin
county is 1921.
Puisski County.
a new base ball club has been organized
in Mound City.
An accident occurred on Friday last,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
MINOR ITEMS


highlands days AFRO about numbered
1t has been calculated tina, her home sup
plyof coal will he completely cxhaused
within twenty-five years, owning to the
increased demands of her manufacturing
Interests aud Of her navy for purposes OF
motive power. Should this calculation
prove correct says the New York Heraia,
the.great heart OF the commercial giant of
EugoPo would cease to pul.atc, it, arms
fall paralyzed by IT. side. /, is therefore
the duty Of every friend of Ireland to pray
for the speedy consumption of the English
coal supply.
Cholsra aud Yellow Fever.
cholera has broken out in the towns on
the shore Of the Black Sea, and Yellow
Fever In fhiladclphia This Intelligence
has created srea, alarm in London and
New York. II, in addition to the war.
Europe !. t. have the aiiliclion of Chol,r,
and, ia addition 10 Radical domination
America j. 10 be cursed with Yellow
Fever, it is high time that Gabriel should
blow hi, horn.
nigh Old Pan
When the wondrous raniafrice, II..-
rietta Soniag, nj the age of forty-seNen,
and after twenty years retirement from the
Stage, appeared again before the footligh,.,
sn eminent, critic spoke of her Ms follows
In the magnificent caskot OF vocal gems
which sontag displayed every night be.
!pre her admirers, We especially remarked
The limpidity of her chrornatic gamuts and
ia" brl!llancy Of her ,rills, which spark led
IKE rne'es on velvet ground Each note
OIL 'h'Se iong-deseending spirals stood out
~ II II had been struck isolatedly and had
attached Itself to the following note by u
delicate and imperceptible thread md NIL
these marvels were accomplished with n
perfect grace never disdguring her coun,e.
nance by the slightest sign of cfior, U.r
charming figure; her fine, nmpia .o,,
eyes; her elegant form and her sta,ur.
springing and supple MS the stem Of /,
young poplar, finished the picture aud
completed the enchantment.
WSHssh Lecturers.
Women wW talk. To stop,--dam up
turn back! the waters that come down a,
Lodors would be an easier task than To sto,
the incessant CHATTER of the tongues Of the
strong minded creatures who wear petit,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
sesrsttr.

Gen. Ncsre,tc, Mexican notable who
bore Conspicuous part in the war against
the French invaders If that Republic, and
was afterward Minister of War, hls been
inlnlgIng in the pastjmc Of rebellion. On
the morning Of July 18th, hc va, arrested
in the city oi Mexico, in dwelling only
few blocks from the National Palace. !.
soon a., the news of hi. arrival was made
public IA strong pressure was brought o.
bear upon the government 10 save Ia, life,
with what success Ne have not Yet learned
At last account he had been relieved from
close confinement, and wa able to consult
with his lawyers freely aud for un hour
in each forenoon and afternoon receive,
his family and friends.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
The Rnlletin.

''"'''"'''''
lFrom the Address OF Democratic Congressman
Let there be no disscnsions about mb.or
matters no fine lost IN discussion
Of dead events M manifestation OF
narrow or proscripiiyc sceling; ~
sacrifice 81 ile cause p CRAFTY per-
so,lai ambition az resentment.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
WOssssn l.setursrs.

Women wW talk. To stop,-dam up
turn back! the waters that come down ut
Lodors would be an easier task than to stop
the incessant clatter of the tongues of the
strong-minded creatures who wear petit.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

rl,HE proprietor OF this celebrated nchirh'
1 Justly CLAIMS for 10 q superiority over AZ re-
NEEDLES ever offered Ia the public for the sIe, ~
taiHs sptdg and Bstmaafft or, Of Ague and FcStI,
or Chiis AMI Fever, whether of short or long
standing. lie rpicrs 10 the entire Western hnd
Southwestern country to bear him testimony 10
the truth Of the assertion, that ~ no case
whatever viii it fall 10 cure, II the dIrocuohs az
strictly followed aud carried out In gf'h
many cases SINGLE dose has teen sufficient Tor
cure, md whole families have been cured ny =
single bottle, with perfect restoration Oi Nc
general health u H., however, prudent, anu w.
every ease more certain ~ cure. II it, use lr con
tInuCd ~ smaller doses for week OF two Htcrih"
disease has been checked, more especially IN ~.
hcult md long standing cases Usually, tlis
medicine viii not rcqtir. any aid TO Keep the
towels ~ good uidnT should the patient, how"S.
or, require n caihAftic medicine. amer having
doe oi HuIrs Vegetable family PtiI-
will be sufficient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

ron coSGRksr,xIIiru DISTRICT
col. JOAN ~ CREBs. Of ""'' w.
FOR srNAroE, Ter pISI"i'i'
>. X. GIBSON. Of oaIia'i" '""'''
ruOrAsA E.uJAC0Mi. OF t"on Ga.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
PERSONAL ITEMS.


Thi. venerable lady, who for years has
been patiently waiting and searching for
her los, lord los, among the wonder. of
the polar region, dead for u ducat'--is NOW
in this country. few days ago she Wis
tied Mrs. President Grant at Long Branch.
An old, old woman, with keen eye,
dressed in the blacklist black-s,ill mourn-
ing for Sir John, you see-her body bent
somewhat, her voice with perccp,iblc
falter in it--thai is Lady franklin. "ies,
sho said ~ know he is dead. lie j. older
than | am, and am near the end Then
he could not have lived his natural lie out
in those Northern regions And so she
whose hope has been so stcadfast yields it,
and goc, back to England to die.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
mark Twain"

Thi- gentleman i, Ia luck. Tho share
of his vii, in her fathers estate amounts
to II quarter of million. Mark j. one of
tho two executors selected 10 carry on; the
details Of this will, aud. to conduct the c1-
tcnsive aud profitable busincs, IN which
the deceased Mr.. Langdoul was for So
mauy wears engaged
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
l<OIe.

This is the name OF the president of
the l.ibcrian republic IN AZ
RIGA. lie is "a black man, and 50 is
his private secretary. On Monday las,
these distinguished gentlemen arrived ut
New York, en route for Washington Oh
diplomatic business They applied, as
most travellers who arrive in New York
do, for admission into one of the great
ho'o,s OF that city. The reply was; 'you
amt good looking and you cant come in.
Get out. your niggers.' Toanoiher. Tho
same reply. And so they went the rounds,
finding no place to lay their woody heads.
Their agent finally succeeded in having
them cared for ut private house. Where
was Greeley? Why did not President
Kozc telegraph to Washington fora rcgi-
mcnt of Federal troops and use their bayo-
nets to open the hotel doors. Can such in.
suits any longer be put upon black men ?
Shall it be said that IN this day
Of equality, any white hotel keeper dare
refuse his best rooms TO ANY eolorcd NAN,
aud particularly 10 the most distinguished
negro in the world Forbid il, shade of
Thad Stevens Come TO the rescue. Grant
Sleep with Kozc, AM make it all right.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22
ELMGTR'E
The Singer Manufacturing Co.,

il now producing nearly o0,i0o Sowing Machines
per auntllu and u not able g. meet the demand,
but ~ order - do 30, new factories are hcing
erected that viii -upply
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-22

News o: the libcrality of Congress hat
reached the ear Of Mr.. Lincoln in her
European retreat, She writes TO say that
she is profoundly gratiicd for 5000 pen,
sion
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-17


fiugers in Burlington Rich I'd Cushing
lost the first and second finger> ii left
hand, Joseph La Bounty lost finger, and
George G. Mayo lost the third inger of
the left hand. All by circular saws.
AT the race on the ice at Burlington
on Friday last, six horses were entered
for the race, best three in five. The first
three heats were won by stockings"
owned by Park Mills. Will Allen was
second in the two first heats, George
Smith second ON third heat, and DIR. Mil
Ter third on third heat. The purses were
$25, s15 and $40.
The house of Mr.. Charles Hadley, on
Spear ST., came near burning mp, Saturday
night. 1t caught fire from barrel in
which hams were smoking, on the back
piazza. The flames were discovered just
before the family retired for the night.
Mr.. Hadley was considerably scorched
while fighting the fire.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-03-17
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