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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Mr.. MARTIN V. BRowN, the Radical
candidate for Sheriff, spent two days in
Cairo, most Of the time in the company OF
Democrats, who intend to vote for Mr..
Irwin, Mr., Brown learned, for the first
time, that il costs something to visit Cairo
as an office seeker. HIS experience not
only surprised but it panied him. Con-
versing with friend he remarked: ~
had no idea it was so expensive. Would
you believe it, I've been in Cairo just two
days, and it has cost me over flee doitars for
h2"or' Worse than that, one treat cost
mo f''o dollars and sighty-fre eents' II
it goes on in that way, l can't stand it /"
Tho last hours Of Mr.. Browns stay in
the city were devoted to tho negroes, We
hear, because they would drink Ave cent
whiskey White mon, who insisted ON
having ''ponoy brandy" and ten cent ci.
gars, he finally avoided MS he would some
dreaded contagion.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

The thief who stole 1915 from the DWELL
ing house of Judge Hugh McGce, Of Grand
Chain is now in Jail at Caledonia. Acting
under the advice of Constable Arnold, Of
this city, Judge MCGEE visited Paducah,
and there secured his man. He recovered
all the money except s2j or $50 that had
been expended by the thief for watch
and chain, but ms he got possession Of
those articles also, he is not loser 10 the
amountof over S;O-,he expense involved
in the capture.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

WANTED Five hundred dollars In city
scrip, and five hundred dollars in county
orders. Apply 20
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Mr.. WILLIAM KLUGE intends 20 con.
solidate his Fourth ward establishmen.
with that ut the corner Of Sixth street and
Commercial avenue. This consolidation
will present TO the residents of the last
named locality one Of the largest and com
plc,c.t stocks Of family groceries to be-
found Cairo. or Mr.. Kluge's ability TO sell
groceries rs low rs the lowest we need not
speak. His uniform success in tina, line,
during his many ycnrs residencein Cairo,
j. proof in that bchalf,hat will be accepted
rs conclusive.
Mr.. Klugc will consolidate his two es.
Establishments on or about the LIST Of Nov.
einber. Until that time his Fourth ward
house will offer the usual attractions 10
customers.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

THE proposition to issue 100000 in
county bonds, to provide highwatcr road
out from Cairo in the direction of Unity,
i. exciting little or no discussion. 1t /,
oycrshadowel by the contest going on
among thecandidatcs for positions OF honor
andproat, and is scarcely ever thought Of
even by those whose pockets are concerned
to the amount of hundreds and thousands
Of dollars. That it may not be entirely
forgotten, We call attention 10 it, and also
TO the propositions TO issue $40, 900 in bonds,
to build II new Jail, and to levy tax of
thirty cents on every 800 worth OF taxa.
bic property in the county, to build and
repair roads and bridges. All these pro-
positions will be voted on at the election
on the sth instant. How will You vote a!
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

Airing an, CHumhl.. Tyrone, f.Iucah;
Oly" liranch, ~, Julia, - Louis,
Converse, Memphis, Belle vernon. LOUISVILLE
Wcst wind. Eyansy lie.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

"SPALDIxG's PKEPARRD GLUE ~
Oct II cod ! W
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20
JEW EFT WILCOX n co,

sep.i-im st. Charlie. Hotel, Cairo III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

near Wm. Kendall. farm.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30

T. Furness. IT; Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. 10; Mary
Dodge IL; Nora Perry, 49, Jano q. Austin, II; Ahce
Cary tales and poerns 2 Alice b. Hayens, rs; Katherine
r Williams i5 "Clrl Spencer" girl st In her teons
has furnished 20 poems, number greater than hs Dceh
conribued by any man except NJ c. Shepherd, who mas
"a and Fltz James O'Brien, whose poems number
about 35.
Some OF the special subjects have been ndexed with
much n,inutopesa Thus the topical index to the Easy
Calr fills 20 close columns. That TO the RECORD OF
Current Events" fills nearly 40 columns; this is ar
ranged i'm the order OF tme each volume separately,
so that by running the eye down the column one secs
at glance the course and order oi the great events
witch have marked the history OF the world for the last
twenty wears The mere titles OF the books reviewed
mora or less fully, occupies 30 columns, and include
mora than 600 geparate works The head Biography"
oecupies 10 columns " Fiction" 10, "POetry" y
"Trayels, G. Tho list OF "POriraits " contains the
names OF about 900 persons Of whom likenesses arc
elyeu Of Fashion Plates there are about 600 sepa-
rate pctures OF "COmlcalities," zoo The entire num-
her of Illustrations all enumerated in the 40 volumes 10
fully 10000.
There ia hardly country region OF the globe In re-
ation TO which articles profusey illustrated have not
besn devoted in the magazine. Each country Is specially
noted In the index with all the papers relating to IT, TIC
perodcal has grown 20 be perfect magazine OF Travel
and Exploration, and the index is key to unlock each
department AID guide to the treasures therein depos-
tied.
To those who possess complete set, or any consider
able number OF the volumes Of the Magazine, TINS ad-
mlrabc and exhaustive index will be Of great value,
saving often in few minutes the labor Of hours In re-
fering to any paper topic to which they may nave
occasion TO refer.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-30
Eu6irnction.
MISS COMSTOCKv,


English and French B0rrny DlT School fr
Children, No ~ PIBRkEPONrSf Herrys Bootl,.
lleghts This school vail reopen WEDNESDAY s,pI IA
1915 Address above - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-05
CONGRESSIONAL.
FORTY FIRST coNGREss-sEcoSD sEsslo.
MONDAY. December

MONDAY, December s.
SENATE.-Mr. Drake offered resolution that
in no case shall q page TO the Senate be sp-
pointed under IL years OF age or remain in Office
over 10 years Of age. Laid over.
MI. Cole introduced bin to abolish the income
Also, 10 amend the Internal Revenue act of
1S.O. VI
Mr.. Sumner offered resolution calling upon
the trustees of Pnblic Schools I'm the District
Of said schools.
Mr.. Trumbull expressed doubt as 70 the pro-
pretty Of the resolution, As these schools were
terror. - "
Mr.. Salisbury thought IL would be better 70
0ner a resolution OF inquiry as 20 the white
mans party, and what had become OF the 18Th
smt ndment and the bill TO enforce il in the bor-
der States. S WI
The resolution then went over.
-, mt; sumner offered resolution to terminate
the fabrication OF L. :. notes and fraction al
currency, TO strengthen the reserves of the
national banks, and 10 promote a return 10
specie payments.
Mr.. Sherman desired 70 take up House bill
relative to the voting of the soldiers in the Day
ton (ohio) AS, lum.
MIR. Edmunds said the bin was in some sort in
The nature of a snap judgment.
Mr.. Thurman objected TO considering the bin
now.
Considerable discussion ensued as to the pro-
prity of taking up the bill, and the Vice Presi-
dent decided that il was not in order but per-
mitted discussion.
MIR. Sherman insisted upon action, and spok a
strongly Of the Ohio soldiers being denied their
vote.
Mr.. Thurman said he would discuss the mer-
us OF tbe question at the proper time, and de-
med that the soldiers were disfranchised.
MT Anthony offered a resolution in reference
TO the order OF business; which was laid over
The Senate then took a recess OF twenty min
utes.
HOUSE.-The Clerk, Mr.. Mcpherson. called
the roll OF members by States, and IG6 members
answered to their names.
ON motion OF Mr.. Schenck the Clerk was di-
rected 10 inform the Senate that the House il
organized and ready TO proceed % business.
On motion OF Mr.. Scbenck a committee Was
appointed 20 inform the President that the
house v as organized and ready to proceed to
bus ness.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Schenck. Al
lison and Potter such committee.
The credentials OF X. T. W. Duke Represen-
fative elect from the 5th Virginia district, in
place of Robert Ridgway, deceased, were then
presented. when
Mr.. Plat moved to refer the whole matter to
the Committee on Elections, as Mr.. Alexander
Rives, Mr.. Dukes competitor, had given notice
of contest.
After some debate, the House refused TO sec
ond the demand for the previous question on
this motion. and a resolution was agreed 10 tn at
Mr.. Duke be sworn IN.
The House then took a recess until fifteen
minutes Of two O'Clock.
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FIGHT 1T .fTTTT.
GARIBALDI DEFEATS THE PRUssIANs
The German Army in the North Of France
Refreshing.
LOSSES IN THE RECENT BATTLES
ABOUND PARIS

LOSSES IN THE RECENT BATTLES
AROUND PARIS.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-The losses sustained bv the
SaNons i'm the battles around Paris from NOyem-
Der 10th TO December I'd are estimated at about
l,si0 men. -Four regiments OF Saxon forces. the
lo4th, l0oth, l1Ith, and l0Sth, lost Is officers
killed and 40 wounded.
The total number OF French prisoners taken
was about 5000
AuviceS from Paris have been received nm 70
a late hour Sunday night.
There had been no further attempt TO force
the Prussian lines.
THE FRENCH BEFORE vINCENNEs RE-
INFORCED.
VERsAIKLLEs, Dec. {, (evening. THE French
before Nncennes have been re inforced.
In the tight of Friday, General Freskow's di-
vision took from the French seven guns They
also crptured 800 prisoners, including one gen.
cral and two ether officers.
GARIBALDI DEFEATS THE PRUssIANs.
LYONS, Dec. Fighting occurred all day
Saturday between Gen. Garibaidi's forces and
those Of the Prussians under General Werder.
between the villages Of Auturn, in the DEPART
meDt OF Soane-et-loire, and Array, in the de-
partment OF Cote Don. The French were sue
cessful, and General Creiner ID now actively
pursuing the flying Prussians.
PRUSsIAN RETREAT.
LILLE, Dec. 4, Evening.-The Prussian army
operating in the north Of France is retreating
toward Rheims.
HARD FIGHTING AROUND PARIS ON
SATURDAY. .ss. .-L
Tours, Dec. 4.-On Friday the Prussians re-
captured from the French the following places
Ferminieres, Guiilonville, Neville sud Vile
pain. It il reported that there was heavy tight
ing all along the line yesterday. The Ponti6cal
Zouaves were terribly cut up. They lost three
quarters OF their battalion. 90
BOMBARDMENT OF BELFoRT.
LONDON, Dec. 5.-Advices from Belfort have
been received up to Saturday afternoon. The
Germans had opened bombardmsnt. :
PRINCE FREDERICK CHARLES DE-
FEATS THE FRENCH.
vIRsAILLEe, Dec. 4.-Yesterday Prince Fred
erick Charles, with the Sd and 10th corps.
drove the enemy near Cheyilly and Chillef into
the forest Of Orleans, capturing two guns.
ROSE-CoLOR VIEWS OF THE FRENCH
SITUATION.
LONDON, Dec. 5.JCable from private sources.
Special French dispatches to the 1smes and
Telegraph this morning show that the people are
more encouraged and better assured than ever
before, although in the midst OF almost crushing
misfortunes.
The Republicans are waging a desperate
struggle for life and liberty.
Tours advices declare that the Parisians are
successfully holding their own, and thar the
movement Of Paladines continues
General Ducrot was not driven from the field
on Thursday, but ON the contrary. his army has
gained an important threatening positinn on the
east bank of the Marine.
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TIE PRU SSIANS FORCE THE FHI.N,T
DIg OF nRF FANS

TIE RUSSIANS FORCE THE FEENcH
OK OF ORLEANS.
ToCes, Dec. s-Oficial CO n-nunicafior> an
RouDee that General ID Aurs les. on the N sht O
the "a Of December, advised the government o.
the necessity OF eVScuating ori-ans and retreat
ing 10 the lett bank OF the LONE. Tbe -1yeru-
ment. however. was Of the opinion tia. n waufI
be better 20 hold firm a. orleans. br- ,ssr.-.I
D'Anrelles reiterated his views OF tue nece,-
slty for retreat. The government decided
10 act accordingly; but a. noon on the srh ~
December General De Psladines telegraphed 10
the governmentthat he had changed h. opinion
and would hold Orleans ThereupOn Gsmbettz
started TO go 70 Orleans, but when Fear La Cha
peli his train was fired upon by Prussiau cav
Any, and Gsmbetta returned through O. rOurs.
where he found a dispatch from General Pei
here announcing that the enemy had demanied
the evacuation OF Orleans, under the threat IN a.
,1hey would lombard the place, snd that Pei
mere had agreed, In the name az Genera DE
faisones. 70 comply with the demand. Ac-
oofdingiy sue marine batteries we're spiked the
Posoer DESTROYED, and az midnight the Prus-
Dispatches from the oorys darnir announce
that the retreat was made In good orae- hut ~,
oisp2 ohes have been received from Gen. Pala-
dints.
SHARP FIGHTING YEsrERDAY-gARr-
DALDI WINS A VICTORY.
LYONS, Dec. 4.-There was sharp fighting an
day yesterday between Autun and Arnay.le-
Duo. between a portion OF Gsribaldi's command
and the Prussians. The Garibaldsans we're sue
cessful, and are following up their advantage
with activity and Spirit.
GRANVILLE REPLIES To GoRrcHA
KOFF.
LONDON, Dec. s, lSsO.
Earl Grsnviiles reply 70 Prince Gortscha-
kofs last note Is published. II Is dated Nov
ember 18th. The British Minister saws there
is nothing for him 90 add 90 his previous
appeal 20 International law. He n aware
that The suggestions for Congress
Of the Powers. to settle this and other questions.
have been made, but not adopted. lie Is also
sware that in the contingency Of the POSSESSION
OF the principalities by Austria, Prussia could
question the provisions Of the treaty Of 1871.
He lie, however, ignorant of such q puT-
pose. Therefore that question could not be
introduced. He trusts that all obstacles 20 the
continuance OF peaceful relations will he re
moved. IL Russia has formed an opinion as
TO her rights, hut does not intend 20 at
without consulting the other powers, the
Controversy il already partially closed
Earl Granville concludes by accepting Russia :
invitation 20 q conference, but without admit
ting q foTegone conclusion as 90 the result.
FRENCH REVERsFs.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 4.-The French have been
driven from Chevilly, and have abandoned
Chsmrigny. They are now massing near Gre
tell. The cold is intense, and the troops surer
severely.
Manteufel is in Rouen.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALlTIEs IN THE
WEST.
a Strange Disease Three Thieves
Hang by = Vigilance Committee-
lusiuels % he Ereni.c Star.

Ttleoraphed Ezclasiuely 20 he Erentse Star.
CHICAGO, Dec. 5-The city OF Elgin, III, ~
greatly excited by the appearance OF a strange
disease. The physicians believe they have dis
covered the new parasite which caused the
death of a woman named Ives.
Tire stock thieves, captured At Round Hill,
Douglass county, Colorado, on Tuesday last.
were tried by vigilance committee, 90 whom
they made q confession, and were hanged on
Thursday. Their confession Implicated mum
Der of others.
In the case OF Longworth and his son, on trial
At Ottawa, Ill, for the murder of Robinson, the
Jury on Saturday morning. rendered a verdict
finding william Longworth guilty Of man
slaughter. He was sentenced TO three years
imprisonment. His son was found not guilty
The counsel for defense moved for a new trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-05
THE FRENCH BEFORE vINCENNEs RE
INFORCED.

VERSAILLES, Dec. {, (evening THE French
before Nncennes have been re nforced.
In the tight of Friday, General Freskow's di-
vision took from the French seven guns They
also crptured 500 prisoners, including one gen
cral and two ether officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-05

The Parisians Hold an I'M
pOrtant Position.
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Executive Mansion, D,

Little has been said latterly in regard to the
vacant Commissionership Of Internal Revenue,
bat since the near approach Of the meeting Of
Congress considerable strength seems to have
developed in favor OF Hon. Godlove 3. Orth, of
Indiana, Who h understood TO be candidate
for the place. The prospects OF Gen. Plsason-
ton, whose backing IL found to be chiefly in
military circles, are not considered as good az
they were some time ago, and Mr.. Ortiz Is
regarded by . good many shrewd Observers a
the coming man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-05

e. PfnsonAI--John A. Cockerili, managing
editor Of the Cincinnati hquirsr, IL at willard's
and T. h. b. Stenh0use, OF the Salt Lake Re
porter, is at the Ebbitt House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-05

Total. s203 500 900 90
Showing balance applicable 20 the payment
OF the public debt, including, however the
amount payable on account of the slnklnk fund,
Of $50 ,03S 1882.
fiscal year, have included the sum Of q 500 OO0
properly chargeable TO the current revenue a.
an appropriation under the acts Of February
%, 1862 ond July II, is5o, relating 20 the sinking
fund. Although the language employed In
those acts II not the language commonly used
effect OF permanent appropriation. there
fore 90 treat ft.
q, .ssS sss. heinz the emount ansvsripv 20 ~
interest on the capital Of the sinking fund AZ
represented upon the books Of the department
This sum i have included I'm the estimate of
expenditures for the nscal year ending june
80, 1872. :
Upon this basis I submit the following esti-
mate Of receipts and expenditures for the next
fiscal year:
Estimated Receipts and Erpesdituyes for ae yeer
endSao June 30, 1872.
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.

REAtUE1 UkfAkTMENT, Dec. D, ISsU.
SIR The financial condition OF the country
has improved during the past year. The av-
ersge rate OF gold for the year 1869, as shown
by weekly sales, was $40 per centum, and for
the fret eleven months Of the year 1879. 1872 per
centum, indicating an improvement in the
value of the paper currency Of about Il per
centum.
Ffom the LIST day OF July, 1869, 20 the 30th OF
June, 1870, inclusive, the public debt, as shown
10y the warrant account, was reduced an the
sum of SOL .601 .9l6.ss. From the LIST day Of De
cember, ls69, to the 3Oth day OF November.
Is1O inclusive, the reduction sis, PSI 24o S.
a shown by tie monthly statements of the pub
lie debt, and the total reduction. from the first
of March. 1869. 20 the first OF December IS7a,
was Sl9l .l54,7 $50. The consequent reduction
in the interest account n at the rate OF more
than ten millions of dollars per annum.
The receipts for the fiscal year ending June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-05

~Buckwheat sociables are Detroit idea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-24

oarauf sei@rteben poer 9cbrudt baben
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teit uno &raft BADEN.
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Seri@tieune.

yIter Elm @utenfreid, Der feines @lei9en
fu&t, wurbe in ben leBten Eaeen ber9 ellpn BON
ber ~rabitalen Majuritdt NIT b%eiipieucl er 5eim>
tide unb l1~nueri9antbeit unb ~ abrjdein~
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bur9sefabrt namli& Elm ~fanpies 81 atifa1es
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~9erduidlu6" in u9eru4lp6" yerz
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frte> 70 fam il@ Der Nadbar aus benz
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pae Demptraten uno Republifaner,
tpie mir idon fruber bemerft, in grocer
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a e @eieb itinnten.
@adlamteit 1T Der prets Ter 6reibeit>
- earum oerfeble &etner, >pel9em feline
Greibeit etpaS pertb if, bel ben
6rlbjabt6woblen 9enau auftupa6en bab
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nidt unoerbuft uno in Der legten@ tunpe
RE ropifolen 8eitimmun9en bieitS rariz
fallen @eieBeS aufoftrcYirt rperben.
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ut Gap Gppfe8 Nroaramut

pirfli@ eas, ct. Yaul als !6ancels<
Centrum ~ ruiniren, I'm, Du 9utb
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pels Metropole ;u MAIDEN ?-DieEGra9e
brdnste ft@ un6 unwiQfarli@ auf als
mir bic &ebe bes M@tb. s. s. @eQes
BON @inneapo!i6 laftu, bic bteier bel
@tltsenbett elmer @orberatbsnoen Ser
iaunmlune BON st. %ntbenY 8lreem
ltbte @o@e bonn Stopel LIEF. @ir be-
s,peifeln faunn, bab beia9ter BelIee
an BE Sttdbalttsteit fttntr @rante Ielb0
nidt III, @ertn9iten 9laubte, trauen aud
ben 8twebnern an ben 6duen 10 pie
natirltden 8ertanb 3u, bas fe all ba1
@eidpdS uou beimlt9en Mbfi9ten be-
Superior Giienbabn &pmpasuit betrsfI
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3 a i #.

SIM Senat Der Ser. Staaten >purcen
in Der leBten ISOLDE pur9 Senator Ga
neron mebrere Ginsaben Don rem in
penniYloania &oblen9ruben bei9GftiQtcn
Mrbeiter fir ben S9uB ameritanti der
Mrbeiter ein9ereidt. Dies eiett Der
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cine ibrer Greibaneelsz E9rooen au5auz
bre9en - natIrIi9 Nue5 III ;umBenen
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8%erbaltnt6en, 100 ros 2anb cine 9rcbe
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Ibprbeit.
Wtr fcmnen auf ren BON un6 }1cn
fruber erprterten Dunft rpiecer 3uruf.
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UNI 3ablun9 Der jabrli9en Sntere1tn
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