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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-16
PHILADELPHIA Cattle MARI

MONDAY, May 16.--There is more activity IN the
Cattle Market than has prevailed for months past,
and with a comparatively light supply, holders of
choice descriptions, which constitute the bulk of
the offerings, succeeded In realizing an advance
Receipts, 1880 head. We quote chsice at 1oN@llc.
fair to good at 7H@s&c., and common at 6sTc. per
h. gross. The following are the particulars Of the
sales -
Head.
SO owen Smith. Lancaster co., SOIL. sY
Al A. Christy, Lancaster CO., 9910H. -
rs j. Chrsty, Lancaster CO., 9@10.
7b p. McFillen, Western, 9Xa10%.
60 Phi Hathaway, Lancaster CO., s@10k. .'
30 James s. Kirk, Lancaster Co., sole
80 3. +. McFien, Western, s@10X. .E q
so James McFillen, Western, 9010L.
80 3. s. McFillen, Western, 9@10x.
140 Uiiman Bachman, Lancaster CO., S@9H.
EGO Martin Fuller Co., Western, ek@11O. -... rg
30 Mooney Smith, Lancaster co., 7@11. y.
80 Thomas Mooney Bro, Lancaster CO., 9@1O.
35 H. Chain, Pennsylvania, 7@sx. hAa
80 John Smith, Lancaster CO., Sx@104.
81 Hope Co., Lancaster CO., 9Z@10X.
80 ID. Smith, Lancaster CO., exa10a.
90 II. Frank, Lancaster CO., Sx@9X. ta
"A l. Horne, Pennsylvania, 6@f. 5sN
COWS and calves are In good request at e45065,
and springers at 10000. Receipts, 200 head.
Sheep are steady sales Of $500 head ct the Avenue
Yard at 6(91hc. o Id. gross TI (
Hogs are In good request with sales of 24b7 head
at $18@1316 for cOrn-fed. ~ :.
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ARRIyEp THIs MoRNINa.


Steamship Volunteer, Jones, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to John r. Oil.
Steamship Norfolk, Patt from Richmond via
Norfolk with mdse. TO W. p. Clyde Co -
with mdse to w. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer J. s. Shriver, Webb, 18 hours from Baltt
more, with mdse. 10 A. Groves Jr.
Schr Cllo. Branning, day from Mnlyille N. j.,
Schr Thomas Ellis, Kelly 8 days from Newport
r. l., with fish to captain. s.l = ~ 'F'
Schr Argo Taylor, days from Nanticoke river
with lumber to Collins & Co.
IS SchT Clara Davidson, Jefrries. days from Man
uRo, N u. Win lumber TO Norcross Il Sheets
schr u. Il. Harrington. Moore from Cedar Point
rug Inos. JEFFERSON, Allen, from Batimora with
tow OF barges TO W. p. Clyde Co.
lug Hudson, Nicholson from Baltimore with a
tow OF barges TO w. p. Clyde a. Co. - ~ -
Tug Chesapeake Merrihew, from Hayre-de e. Grace.
with TOW OF barges to W. p. Clyde Co.
Ship Abby Ryerson, Dennis, arrived at this port
yeseraay from New York, is consigned to souder
Bark Henry z. Lord, Pinkham, arrived at this port
yesterday from MatanZas. is consigned TO IT, c.,
knight Ce-not as before. 'sI :.
ARRIVED AT CHESTER
Senr Naruna, Sawyer, "a days from Kingston, ia.
Win logwood to ID. N Wetzlar Co. q
MEMORANDA. -.il
Brig Zavalla, Williams cleared at Mobile 9th inst
Tor Philadelphia, with 200 tons iron.
Schr j. w. YannemaD, for Philadelphia sailed
from Sagua 9th inst. Reported by brig John Welsh,
DR., al this port Yesterday, from Sagua-
schr Adele, Trafton, hence, at St John, N BE
18th inst . = t-EEI
schrs Northern Light Ireland; A. Bartlett, Bart
lett; Ann s. Brown, Fisk; and O. H. Raymond, hlg-
gins hence, at Boston 14th inst
Schr John CrOckfoTd, Davis for Phlladelphla}
saLea lrVIn all River lstA lAA
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!, report this morning
THE N. Y. MONEY MARKET SATURDAY
From the N. Y. Herald.

aThe salient feature OF the street during the week
was the sudden elimination OF the bull movement
Ia several Of the leading speculative shares From
reliable Indications has since been de manifest
that the principal operators ere not harmnn0us in
this realization OF the pronts aeaed fTvIl the en-
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
snATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE xvxNna TELEGRAPH
OFFICE. - u.
7 A. M..".~70I II A. "a 2P. M.,,.... ,ss
CLEARED WIS MORNING

Str Novelty, Shaw, New York, W. n. Baird q Co.
SIT Comstock, Drake, New York, w. N. Baird Co.
Str Maynower, Fultz, New York, w. p Clyde Il Co.
Brig Alberti. Hartman, Sagua, Souder & Adams
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen Baltimore, with a tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde q Co. Fst L
Tug Hudson, Nicholson Baltimore with tow OF
barges, w. p. Clyde Il Co.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street

JAY COOKE Co quote Government securities as
follows:.U 8. Go Of 1881, 1iIsii7K; 5-9Os Of 1881
llS@ SsA sAil91; DO, 1884, lilN@lia; do, 1895, lis
Yi4Nsil4 do v iSss ii4s.SiisN 1905, az i iossss 5s
losA; Paciacs, 1l2K bid Goid. Ii4x
see Ds hsES Mo- 20
-: .. es OF 1884, 1l1@iiTA; do, 1859, 112A@1lsHj
40 1850. lll&@111X; 20 lst. ll2sIiSh' 40. 1850, 1850,
do, l14H@1l41S; 10-4Os lts5s el0sA U. 9: 80 Year
per cent Currency, 11sH911a%; Due Comp Int.
Union Pacinc II. r. LIST Mort Bonds ss55ss6b; Gem
trail Pacific r. r., sssO9s4O; Union Pacific Land
Grant Bonds, tT0@7So.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
(By Cdbk.)
(By Telegraph.)

by IelegrGph.)
NEW YORK, May i6.-Arrived, steamship Idaho,
from Liverpool, and steamship Rapidan, from Ha-.
vana.
(By Cdble.)
QUEENSTOWN, May l6.-The steamship Etna from
New York, arrived here yesterday, and the steam
ship Nebraska, from New York, to-day. bfI
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Stock Quotations BY Telesraph-2 r. M.
Glendinning, Davis d Co. report through their New

York house the following: :,
N. Y. Cent. d Hud II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Tho West Wind brought 2l0 SKIS
wheat lG pkgs furniture for Cairo, 25 bag.
carpet chain, 80 SKIS oats, Ii SKIS dried APP
pies, AZ coors assorted poultry for reship
ment TO New Orleans.
Tho Tyrone was delayed until after
dark yesterday by the bad weather. She
brought u fair trip for Cairo and reship-
mont.
ALI the cargo Of the Anna which was
represented by underwriters Except dam
ngcd and pcrishablc freight which was sold
here ut auc,ion) bias been forwarded TO its
destination. All other freight is stored
here subject 10 the order Of owners on pay
men. of general average claims.
The Indiana and Bismarck arc due to-
day forNew Orleans, and the Grand Tower
is tho regular packet for Memphis.
: Tho Tyrone leaves dAily' for 1'aducah
ats pm. ateta
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

jenny BEowSs WHERxABovrs.-Jen'
ny Brown, the female after whom Inquire,
wero recently msdo BY New York gen.
tleman, formerly lived in this city and
served as house girl in the family Of Mr.
Lincoln. She subsequently, married
gunboatmsn named William Ward. and
with him..rc,noved TO Memphis, Tennessee,
where she was residing when hast heard
from. She lsfs Cairo, We arc informed, in
tho year 1850, shortly after sho married
Ward. As her brothers banker expresses
u desire to learn her whsrssbouta IL might
DO to her advantage ~ place herself in
correspondence with him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Tng PgorLLs MEAr MAEHgT.-C
GAYEg X Co.. PEorrlrToEs. Tho meat
market just opgncd by Gaycr and Co, II,
the corner of Washington Avcuuc aud
Tenth street, is jus, exactly .ueh m.as
market as those who know GHycr would
expect him to establish when he spread,
himself Everything i new, freshly
painted and wear, an air Of cleanliness
that no one will fail to commend.
Gaycr X Go, are among the Oldest aud
mos, experienced butchers Of the country
and have learned tina, it pays best 10 keep
ilr.t class meats, and command II iir,, clnss
custom. II citizens would, therefore, Sc
curo splendid fresh meats, pork, beef nut
ton, veal, lamb or sausagc-they can al-
ways find them in any quantity desired at
the People meat market. jus, tryit, II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20
BREviERTrrx AT Twgxrr-rrvE CENrs

BREviERTrrx AT TWENTY-FIVE GENTS
PER PoUSp.-We have throe or four hun.
dred pounds Of BREWER type, only about
half worn-,he same that was recently
usel on the BULLETS, which We will
sell, in lots to suit purchasers, at twenty
live cents per pound. II gives clear, goc1
impression, and in the Office OF country
weekly paper nigh, be used for three oil
four years.
We also have two ar three hundred
pounds Of German type, in good order,
which wo will sell ut the same figure. An.
dress. JOHN II. OBHRLY " co..
II Cairo, Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

PAELoG CONCERTS. Tho second of the
ilrs, series Of parlor concerts will be held
this evening at the residence Of Mr.. lIcn.
ry l.. Halliday. The programme pre-.
pared for the occasion embraces many
choice vocal and instrumental gems, that
will be rendered by the mos, accomplished
singers aud instrumental performers Of the
city. The price Of admission is 20 cents.
Season tickets, alnt.ing gentleman aud
lady To the first eight concerts. 80 80.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

=. HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER
RgNovAL.-Phil. Towards steamboat
meat shop has been removed to the base-
mont Of the Express Office in in the City
National Bank building, directly opposite
the main steamboat lsnding, where be- will
NJ usual, keep an abundant supply of fresh
meats for the steamboat trade and whore
he win he pleased L. meet customers night
"r day. oct l3-.w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20
THE WAR.
CAPTURE OF CHATEAU ID
IN.
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SORTIE ny
THE FRENCH.
The Prussians ask an Armistice.
FRENCH PRISONERS At BERLIN

VESDoaE, October 13-Chatcau DIT
WINS captured last night by the Prussiau
after siege lasting from noon ill 10 n
night. II was defended by troops of th,
National Guard and 900 French ,ircurs
who retired disputing every foot o.
ground. The Prussian force wa. 5000
and well supplied with artillery.
No official news whatever bal. been re-.
ccivcd from the two large armies now con.
irorting each other near Orleans Il j.
understood that the French are slowly fall.
ing back, and the Prussian. seem 10 be re-
turning towards Orlean. thus defeating the
plan of the French General to draw them
on
Tuur' il filed with French troops iu.t
arrived. \ band Of Irish and American
N".uHicrr. which hos Just reached here l.
nos hIrcI.ug through the streets, carry
Ing American and French flags.
lurH-, Oct 1.-THE garrison &C Mont.
mrJy made another surtia in which they
surprised the Pru'.ian', taking 100 prs.
"uer. and capturing military chest with
~ COZ francs. aud two wagon. loaded with
chn.srpots. The following dav they nj.
tackled the artillery train and captured a
number of cannon.
IosDos, Oct l9.--It IL said that Their.
viii urge at Tours tho instant conclusion
u pgaee.
Adyiccs from Paris of the ii,h confirm
The report that the Pru.sians have askod
an arfnlsticc for the burial Of their dead.
This shows how effective the last sor,ie
was.
BERLIN, Oct. lo.-Thc last official re-.
turns 81 prisoners are 3,j77 officers, ana
1900 mon. The numbers are constantly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Starr Is PEIcELEss.-Moncy canno.
buy it. but Lazuras and Morris perfected
spcc,ncles will preserve il. No glimnicr-
ing or wavering o. sight, peculiar -
othcrs in use. Taber BROS solc agents for
Cairo and vicinity. Soc advertisement.
aug3l d&wtf ~,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Toa man three thousand miles away, /,
is difficult to determine how General
Burnside's efforts to bring about peace
between France and Prussia, will build
the Cairo and Vincennos railroad. II the
loan he wishes to negotiate depends upon
the conclusion Of "A ponce upon any terms
that h is likely to suggest, we confess that
the prospect looks rather gloomy We
have wcaricd in waiting.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20
NEW: o. 7Ss CITY,

DIED at her residence, in this city, at 10
minutes past o'clock this morning, Susan
A., wife of Victor Trussell, aged &c years.
The remains will be conveyed to the
family burying grounds, in Dog Tooth
precinct, for burial, tomorrow the 2ls,
instant
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Eicuorr's FuKSITURE FAcToRY.-w,
are glad to observe that Mr.. William III
choh is placing material on the ground fo'
his new furniture factory. The uilding
will occupy the whole faco Of the L.ock on
Seventeenth street, between Washington
avenue and Poplar street. aud will b.
erected during the winter.
Until the new building Is completed
Mr.. Eichof will continue the Manufacture
Of furniture in his present establish ment.
llc is now running large force Of hands,
and Is turning out furniture that will bear
comparison with the best ever brought to
this market. lie expects TO complete, by
Christmas 2ooo bedstcads, and lounges,
safes, wardrobcs, etc, in corresponding
quantities. lie thoroughly understands
the business and will demonstrate, we
think, tina, furniture can be manufactured
in Cairo ms successfully rs in Evansville
or any other poin, ives, Of the Alegh cnics
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

From Alex. n. Dougherty, NJ. u. late one
Medical Directors I. ga, kewar Z, N. J lof the
Having been made acquainted with
the composition OF the preparation known
as SozoDoSr, have for some time past
permitted its use in my family, where it
has given entire satisfaction. II Is an clc-
giant toilet article, we'll worthy Of the
encomiums il has received"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any
style desired, can be obtained, u, any hour
of the day or night n, Louis lierbcrts
restaurant. Also oysters for sale by the
can, in any quantity desired, ut tho same
place. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20
DEPARTURES.

olive lranch, n. lulln, :, Louis,
Wcst Wind. Eyansv lie.
DEPARTURES.
A'lins,.on. colanha'i Tyrons, r.iueuh;
"a, q, niek, hin , MY NM, t W, s,a%,Hc
The weather continued damp and ug'
ly until AFTER midnight this morning lis
that IA Lull?) Since that time il has
cleared up, and to-day is brightund cheer
ful, although still quito cool. Thcrmomc
ter So deg
The river has remained about station
AIRY since last report, although a critical
examination might disclose slight fall, .
The Ohio is stationary Mt Pittsburg
with twenty .inchos water IN the channel.
1t is also stationary At Louisville, with
eighteen inches in the chute and only three
and half feet out over Portland bsr. The
prospects for rise are not very bright, UNI
less the rain OF yesterday, (from which there
is no rsport) has been general and heavy.
The Mississippi is falling at St. Louis,
Heavy rains are reported along the Mis-
souriand rise Is expected in that stream.
Business here is It'll moderately brisk
and considerable frelgLtis being received
and forwarded by both rail and river.
The Olive Branch roshipped 40 pkgs
mdse hpre for various points. .ll .
Tho Kellogg and barge we're stillr e-
cal vim, g.. No,,, n.l.un "A this poru;o, and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

TALLAuAssE, FLORIDA, Aug. %, lsGs.
Me,.r.. Zoilin Is Co; Our junior editor has
tried your Liver Regulator and is taking
1t now, and finds |, Invaluable to him rs u
corrcctor Of the stomach and regulator Of
the bowels. Articles of die, that he dared
not indulge in before taking your Liver
Medicine he can now take with IMMUNITY.
Very truly,
DYKES 4 SPARHAWK,
octl7 d,Swlws Editors Floritan,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

FAST RuSNlSG.--It Was announced a
iew days ago that the steamer Natchez had
beaten the Robert f. Lees time from New
Orleans to Natchez twenty-five minutes.
The Lee, anxious to recover her lost cham
pionship, made second run yesterday,
but fell shor. Of the Natchczs time min
utcs and 25 seconds.
For information as TO tho result Of tho
Lees run We are indebted TO the kind at
tentiOns of Mr.. +. s. Kent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup Cor children, 6. sold by lrus.
g,,t. Tor % cent. bottle, and is an admir-
able preparation for infuniilc disorders.
oct l7-dAwlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

Local BREvITIEs.-The Mound City
Democratic club will be addressed this ev-
ening BY Mr.. John II. Qberly.
Shell oysters received every day BY
Louis Herbert. If
Col. Crebs will speak at three points
in Alexander county, outside Of Cairo to-
wit: Al Sandy Ridge, at Clear Creek, and
in the old court house at Thcbcs.
The malo pupils of tho Nigh School
indulge in rhetorical cxcrciscs .osery Fri
day afternoon. Tho female pupils read
comp o.. itions. = Visitors are welcomed ut
any time.
"A force Of ibricklay ers ate at work in
the now custom house, building arches for
tho floors. Tho greater portion Of all the
material required to complete the building
is already on the ground. s-y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARs.-The rulin,
price will be paid for $500 in city scrip by
Louis Herbert. div
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

For glass OF splendid -. Louis lager
lcrr-thc best in the ci,y--go To- the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue aud Fourteenth street. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

wASrEp.-A girl TO do general house.
work. Apply at my residence on sth
street. or at my store on Commercial
avenue. BIS. HARRELL.
oct2O It.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

StEArgD Cow.--Takcn up hy the sub
'criber on Wednesday morning october,
lolh, dark rel COW, with calf nlou, two
months OLD. Tho owner cHn have the COW
by proving property aud paying expense.
THOMAS JORDAN,
near Wm. Kendall. farm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20
C. X. SLACK, 5,

CONE BACH WITH NEW GuoDs.-Mr..
{. VI Gee, Of the cheap store, has jus,
brought on a splendid assortment Of new
goods, which she wishes all the .ladie, OF
Cairo 10 examine. Sho has "a libernl sup.
ply Of the --latest touches in the why Of
ladies and childrens bonne,s and hat; n
fine line of ladlc, and misses boot, :;
babie, hosiery, kid gloves, aud thou .and
aud ono articles OF millinery and fancy
good. which We have not space 10 enum.
crate. 1.-THE ladies Of the city would
learn particulars they must call a. the
Cheap Store whcre Mrs. VI Gee will be
glad 10 furnish them.
\ fact that j. worth remembering In this
connection j., tina, Mrs McGec having
adopted the cash system, can aud will sell
anything in her line cheaper than ever.
That, for cash in hand, she can afford b. DO
this, no one will deny.
She has ju., opened the new stock. II
you, fair reader. woull have "ihe Gr.l
pick, you mus, call around Immediately.
TnE fret nine Of the Delta base bail
club, ard the friend, that accompanied
,h"m. returned from paducah yesterday
evening. Tho rain that fell incc.,antly all
day, prevented the proposed gamc--which
was disappointment TO al! concerned.
Tho Paducah folks were very clever, aud
treated their visitors with the grea,c.t
courtesy and kindness. - the trip was
rather plcasan, onclnfier NIL.
We understand that the time Cor pro-
poscl game will b. determined by the
weather. The Qnieks,cps will select
air day. soon, Witt Cairo, and play the
Delta boys on their own grounds.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

OuR attention hns been called 10 tho
fact that ,h' school house cis,erns have
been laid under hoavy contribution during
the pas, two weeks, by families living even
sluar,cr OF milr distant. This should
ne, bc allowed. IL tho ci.tcrn. should be
emptici ani the children compelled 10
drink river water, tn change would make
hall, or more OF them, sick. Furthermore,
any and every body should no, haze aces,
10 the school house grounds. II such &c.
cess il no, denied verybody, the dis,ric,
will have to foo, frcquon, bills for repair
ing broken windows, broken pumps and
fences, and for replanting dealcnci shade
trc.,-injurics which Hobody inflicted.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

SHOCKING CRUELTY To A DrMn
BRurE.-Public sentiment, no longer toll.
crates cruelty to danb animals, aud IL 10
an evidence "f mn advance in our civilzs.
ton tia; in every State Of the Union and
in mos. of ,h" Incorporated .ci,ic., pona'
laws have been enacted for tho protection
Of dumb animal. and the punishment, of
persons who cruelty boa, and abuse them.
There arc, however, in every coinmuni.
~, beings in human shape, who beat,
brusc and main the dumbjbru,cs thu, un.
fortunately pass t, their ownership, in ut
ter defiance of both the law and public sen.
timent. To an individual VI thi, charnc.
ter, who has taken up hi. residence in
Cairo, We propose briefly to rcfcr.
The individual in question, whose namc
we could no, learn, was endcsvoring ~
force an unruly steer into MA enclosure.
Two or three men were helping him. The
animal had been goadel to desperation,
and of course could scarcely know whr,h.
or its tormentors desired il To 80 sl,cad "r
push back. a this juncturc strong man
seized iis tail and twisted IL until every
oint in |, cracked. Another man belahured
the painting beast over the rnmp nnl small
Of tho back until the blulgcon he used lac.
came covered with blood.
Tho owner ofthc animal becoming exus.
peratcl at what ho conceived 10 bo the
animals stubborncss, stabbed il two or
three times with his poke, knife. Re-
ilectins that he was spelling the animals
hide, the cruel man renewed, with in-
creased vigor the pounding and humping.
This failing to force the poor bcas, into
the enclosure the owner seized il by tho
horns and with his pocket knife actually
go"ged OFT us eyes!
IL Is probable that il was the purpose to
slaughter the animal, but the torture in
ticted upon it was of u character that no
truly civilized person can contemplate
withou, feeling II twinge of horror.
a knowledge of this worse than bar
barian cruelty was furnished tous only yes.
tcrday, and we give it substantially MS We
received it. Our informant did not know
the name OF the guilty party. II he will
furnish il TO us We will make il public, that
our citizens may abhor his unfeeling act
rs 1t deserve; to be abhorred.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

49, TnE members Of Alexander
sMr- Lodge No. 22i !. o. q. +. nrc here
by notified 10 attend the regular
meeting Of the LolgG,rhursday, Oct. 90,
at:i o'clock. Il. G.. Bross, q. Il, will in
s,ruc, in the changes in the unwri,,cn
work nadc BY the q. l.. L. ;. and it i, the
duty of NIL the member. to be present.
Visiting brother, are cordially invited.
Il. a. BURNETT N.G.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

FLOUR --Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls., sacks, &c, for sale at tho Egyp-
tian Mills. aug
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-20

WmY' Why? ?!-It Is almost
an enigma why people will consent to .uf-
fer on account OF Indigestion, General
Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Kidney affections, etc, when by merely
availing themselves Of MISHLERS
HERE BITTERS they may be speedily
cured of their complaint why they will
allow themselves to suffer needlessIy
MISHLERS HERB BITTERS Is u SOW.
creign remedy, and will effect a positive
cure in these cases. The public Is made
fully acquainted with oil the ingredients
used in tho preparation of the Bitters, and
eminent chemists pronounce II pure and
wholesome article. while everywhere phys
ician recommend it to their patients as tho
only remedy that can be depended upon.
Full directions accompany each bottle.
Sold only by respectable druggists and
store keepers. Price 81 per bottle.