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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

NoTicE.-The books Of the "Odd-Fel-
lows Benevolent Association Of Egypt
have been opened, and any member Of
Alexander lodge, No. 224, DESTROYS OF be-
coming member Of the Association,
may do SO upon application to
the Secretary Of the Associsr
ton, pro TEN, at Tun BULLETIN Of
flee, before Tuesday evening, September
2eth, instant. JonK II. OBxRLY,
Sec'y. o. F. d. A. Of E., pro tenn.
Cairo, Septic, 1871.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

Go 70 DR.. McGsulsy for Rattisgsr's Pc
YER Drops. Warranted 70 curs the shilIs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

Paul 9. Schulz sells Ratiinger's msdi.
cinss. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

Tns hotels use Gilists, sIkscts and
powder. ...s.. ... agla
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

WAxrlD-A good cook, or woman 70
do general house work. Enquire Is the 81.
Nicholas Hotel, Commercial avenue. -.
HARRY waikiki, Proprissor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

- Fprniture. - 81. -
At Eiehhoff Bros,' Factory.
Encourage
Home Industry. "
We
Sell Furniture for Cash;
LtD Twenty per cent.
Lower than any other Dealer in Cairo.
Our Furniture
SAN
' Made out Of Seasoned Lumber
and will be
Insured for Six Months.
t8'i A Rare Chance
'"'r"' Bargains.
Tho Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM.
Schiok, proprietor, Nos. 20 and 2s Eighth
street, is a favorite place OF resort with all
lovers Of Weiss Beer, Liquors Of every
description, and all kinds Of foreign and
homo Wines. No ordinary liquors are
dispensed At the bar Of the saloon-only
the very best, and guests And in attend
ance polite and accommodating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day at 10
O'CLOCK anIaKLI lHOsuaInt .
William Alba's barber 81 op is grow
ing in public favor every day. 1t is neat
ly fitted up, and eap boast Of tho most
kkilltpl workmen in the city. The pro-
ptietot has had MANY years experience in
his business and is recognized as one of the
most expert shavers in Southern Illinois,
whiisyo Alba is master in his pro-
fession,. Citizens and strangers who wish
o painless shave, q luxurious shampooinp
or their hair cut in the latest style should
patronize Alba. His shop is on CONNER
cial avenue next 'oor to lannon's news.
depbt dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

NerTcI.-AM persons are hereby In
formed that after this date, September IS,
1871, I will not be fssponsibls for any
dsbta contracted by my wife. - - -
PHILLIP BAuaB,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

FoR good photographs, porcelain pis-
lures, Or old pictures TO be copied, call %
Thomaa No. ia Commercial avenue. y He
b . good workman, Give him 3 trial. "a :
..41tts sti'i esptl6tl =
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21
COMMERCIAL.

THE FOLLOWING ARE THE WHOLE
LE PRICES OF THIS MARKET
MOM FIRST HANDS. ON ORDERS,
~ SMALL LOTS. HIGHER PRICES
MUST BE PAID.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

Go to Jorgensen's Cor imported Dun
dee orange marmaladc, the celebr rated
LondSn crystal vinegar, IN quarts, and
choic( Gepoese GSs. If
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

ustsd the leaders who commanded small majority IN
the Convention, they would have admitted both tnsse
oontesting delegations, equal terms, without oecu
ing tho question 0f regularity between them, ana tnen
adopted measures TO effect reorganization In the c
ing upon the recognition Of the regularity OF the DOUBT
fully formed Murphy organization, which was the essen
tsl point OF tho controversy they placed the s0caed
Greeley delegation In position where 1t was not eh-
pected that they would accept the seats offered them III
fhe Convention.
PRINCIPLES OF THE TAMMAEY REPUBLICANS.
From The Syra1lss Standard ,
THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday publishes the
delegation from NewYork the creed for the campaign
OF those earnest Repnbcsns whom Tom Murphy and his
followers have the erontery to stgmatze as Tanmany
Republicans This platform has the merit OF concise
ness, quality In which the resolutions adopted ny the
Convention are slpgularly deficient. The platform OF
The people will apprehend terse and ringing phrases
and In contest they potent We not crticikng
the matter OF tho resolutions adopted instead OF tns,
by the Custom House wing )only the manner In whlch
they arc representations and clumsy ,
We call attention more particularly, however, TO the
the oreed Of the NewYork evidence OF the
integrity to their party. In constant communication
with these gentlemea while they In Syracuse, we
lioansm which supplemented their integrity and here
We have the authorized enuncatiOn Of their sentiments
AN implacabe hostility TO tho cOrruptons OF Tam
earnest reverence for the history OF the RepuD
lican party, enthusiastic allegiance to Its pur-
pOses and profound respect for the admin straton TO
whose hands Its interests temporarily conhded. And
yet those the whom Republican Convention at
The dictaton OF United States Senator who upon the
impulse Of his OWN vanity protected gang OF advent
ers and inundated him has denied admission into e
the rural districts submit TO them without an indignant
prOt6stt
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
TIE BUILDING DEPARTMENT REFORM-wORK OF
THE BUILDERS COMMITTEE.

The version of the recent lively meeting of
the builders given in THE TRIBUNE proves to be strictly
correct Instead Of victory for the Building Depart
ment insured the overthrow Of ts present manage
ment by bringing the opposition to into the hands Of
heavier" men, There two distinct interests among
buiders-onet that Of the downtown" men, they
called those who build for percentage and the other
that OF the uptown men, who buy land and build
speculation; The downtown men do not how
severe the laws are with regard to thickness OF walls,
and therefore when the Macgegor party found that
ra OF these builders were leading the In the
Teutonla Hall meeting they thought that their side
safe: Perhaps, indeed, the downtown men were mainly
anxious at hst TO prevent precpitste movement that
would By credited to their whole fraternity but when
they had organized their Committee and found that
the old one was stignatizng them "whitewashers"
they that they must make thorough work and one
and another in their meetings and said, IL am no
whtewasher call for the afdavits concerning black
mail"
The new Committee are holding nightly meetings to
consider what objections they sh; make to the building
law, and also for the taking OF adavtts concerning
blacknsil Another public meeting Will 6e held next
week The original Association Is gradually coalescing
with the though the officers OF the former pro-
claim that they and their society Will nght tho battle
alone,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
EXPENSIVE LITIGATION.

On an application in the Supreme Court
Chambers the part OF P. H Walker & Co., TO compel
Dubois Smith, their Late attorney to pay over the pro-
ceeds Of two judgments obtained by him In the Marine
Court amounting to about g lOO received by him sooqs
two years ago. and in which application an order OF rel.
erence has heretofore been made TO VIM e. lrapnsSea
to determine the amount due smith, motion was nSo
yesterday, before Judge Ingraham on the part 81 SMITH
to modify the order Of reference by authorizing 1no
referee determine the due Smith for legal ser
vices rendered Mr.. Ripley, for which services smtn
claimed that Walker & Co. had agreed TO become
responsible 1t appeared by the papers that snisn i
claims to deduct from the salOO q counsel Zee ice
Of 1880. and tl7O costs in the Marine csut1 SUu,s
Walker Co, less such sum as the reteTTe TT.
might award him In the Ripley case, II hn
claim in that matter did not actually exceed the baaAc
and bring walker l. Co. In his debt. James kdgway gyt a.
opposition alleged that some ten motions hau aHeaH
been made by smith with the intent TO delay the pay
OF the moneys 30 long withheld frsm ms ny
and that they had agreed to become reSpohsio
for the expenses Of the Ripley suit The Court TOOK tno
papers, but intimard that Smith had no lien on anu W
right to retain his clients money BY reason OF the opy
suit, and that the motion would probably be denied
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
THE COURTS.
sTABBING IN sELFDEFENsE-RECORDER HACK
EFT INDIGNANT.

sTABBING IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HACK
EFT INDIGNANT
VIM. II. Briggs was tried in the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday for stabbng Peter Carroll,
who keeps saloon at No. 2OI secOnd-ave Sept. "a.
Briggs said he went into the saloon on the night In
question, drank glass Of cider and after became
insensble and waking up found that his pocketbook,
containing SIS, missing He went out the ii 10
walk and followed by Carroll and two others,
who began beating and Kicking him, and then, In self
defense he drew penknife and stabbed Carroll Sey'
era persons testified ~ the excellent character OF Bggs
william E. Demorest Of No. 426 West Thirty yhirdst.
lumber Inspector, then called TO the stand Tho
Recorder said he held in his hand letter written by Wm
The SUM- chargn that the trial of Briggs had post
poned through the Recorder the DistrictAttOrney
being brbed. The letter sent to the Recorder and
he had the person bearing the OF Wm E. DemOrest
summoned 70 Court to substanate his charges or suffer
the consequences.
Recorder Hacket-Did you write this letter Mr. Demo
rest TO the new wspapers which now hold IN my hand
Mr.. DemOrest-I decline to answer reserve my right
as a private citizen not ~ answer the question.
Recorder-YOu reside at the address from which this
letter 10 dated Am to understand, Sir that you refuse
to say whether you the malignant Liar and scoundrei
who wrote this filthy production
DemOrest-I refuse To answer.
The Recorder in charging the jury alluded to he let
ter and said that be had other than tO imagine
that DemOres now In court, not the malignant lying
rufhan who wrote the letter. and dared into
court and substantate the charges contained During
the Recorders scathng rebuke DemOrest looked very
uncomfortable The jury promptly acquitted the priS
Oner,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Superior Court, Part l., yesterday,
Judge Barbour having called his calendar and founu
cases ready, spoke very strongly Of the ss
counsel in the conduct OF their cases. and 80
Jury till Monday stating however that he should con-
ttnue 10 hold Court In the mean time. ~ -
In the case of Pomeroy agt The Mayor, &c'
before Judge Brady. in the Supreme Court yesteia.
the counsel for the plaintiff desired TO take an inq
che absence Of defendants Judge Brady refused had
been gvcu 10 defendants, and under the law ~ ~ ia
me- ats against the city can DO obtained eAceP' 7"
verdict VI jury. xx-.r~
The examination of witnesses In the Ms'sas
p. wurtz will cass was continued before Surl0ss'
IIutchngs yesterday. Mary Brown tcoioredh N"o
tended the deceased during her travels In Euro~
ned that Mrs wurtz told her repeatedly that abe sn'~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

the wishes and interests Of importing merchsn aro
oonsutea In making " our cassS% n.Gs
on pStical grounds solely. That hs appointment was
Gsnyiss Gs;iss ans sss'fssss oPs Passn.
remoyI: Collector Murphy might easily ,ls haze Ss
sysd s ns sSS e.
necessity Of removing him: All be had 70 do was 70
attend to the daSs f Hs once asS s,sn
sessed equal political rights with other citizens anu
R,TH' Post Of 40 NsSY"rk he had Fight e interfere
in any way with local political affairs, ana
al a Rish.handsd outrage. And it has been. Having NO
other motive than sincere desire " see harmonious
success at the polls this year. the renamnston and
election Of President Grant next year. we have earnestly
enreated all Federal rro tae a. SnSso 1"r ocS
primary and nominating cOnventions ana COilector
Murphy had followed our advice ne would 6avs Seea
resulted his dvised Interference and the Hepub
lcan patty would have been more united and stronger
CONKLING AND HIS COLLECTOR.
From TA< Rock Liasd (Iu) Unton.
THE TRIBUNE has lately given Mr.. Tom
Murphy, Collector OF the Customs ot snst CITY
which The times gave the Tanmany Ring Tue respon-
wSirh ne holds rsss mainly upon Senator Conkng Il
grows that cupabe abuse of The appointing poWSI
posons nsi rom the PTedont 70
man OF District We do not believe Lat Lne fIesi
the oroumstauces his removal would give the honest
meu OF the country the strongest possible VI
the Presidents Integrity and would shake the commence
OF other Tom Murphy who may be seheIning for sir
fat places.
HE OUGHT TO REsTGN-BUT WILL HE1
from Tn< FtahaA Journal =,
Mr.. Murphy does not seem to have any other
object i view Than W lie cOutd control Tue
Convention There no question AT STAKE OeIoIo tD
Convention OF the indOrsement or nOn-lndOrseinont vi
President Grants ADMINISTRATOR. The quarrel uoes noS
seem to have been thing more than u gadlaIoIlai
attempt tc show power. Mr.. Murphy has eW-
IDENTIFY lost the confidence OF the kepuDhcsn
party In this State, and he owes u 70 tue
public interests to resign the CollectOrship OF new
York We say the public interests for the puDe o0k
the Republican party " wipe out the Tammany Rng'
aud Mr Murphy being element OF discord IN the Re
publican party stands IN the way vi the contamination
resign II Mr. Murphy does not resign, President Grant
could do no act more likely CITIZEN his adninstra-
ton than TO remove Collector Murphy forthwith By
such u course Gen. Grant Will greatly Increase MS
chances for o DENOMINATION.
TOM MURPHY A STUMBLING-BLOCK.
me Dssr0a f0sL
Many Republican journals IL and out OF
New York STAGE upon Collector Murphy W resign his
office as the head CustomHOuse IN NewYork CITY,
Tus because whether he has or Las not faithfully col
lected the revenue, and whether the charges made
against hm by The EEw-YORK 1kBUNE ale true or un-
tue he 10 ut prest n aud Will he long as he remains
IN the Gust House, stunDlingbOck aud an obstacle
in the way restoration OF harmony IN the RepuDn-
can party Of that SLaLe.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
TRIAL OF THE FURMAN-sT. MURDERER IN
BROOKLYN.

On the opening OF the crmlna orancR oi
the City Court OF Brooklyn. yesterday Daniel E. Calvin
was placed on trial charged with the murder OF Michae
campbell on the evening or July IS Calvin kept .
liouor saloon on Furmanst opposite Robbnss stores
Campbell and several friends went to tae saloon TO
bonmen and the Orangemeu IN New-iork. Ca.
vim siruck Campbell with q club and drove ..s
standing outside . stone thrown through
the saloon window. Calvin then seized knife, pursueo
Campbe and stabbed him three times in the back ~ he
was endeavorfng TO escape. The wounds proved fs ~
few mnutes For the defense Ia witnesses were cacS
N uroye the former good character Of the prisoner anu
that the affair arose from religious differences AAS
ourued until to-day.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
A TRUNK THIEF. CAUGHT.

Mrs. Harriet Locke of Riverdale, in passing
through this city month ago, lost her trunk. which con
taned jewels and clothing worth 5000. She had been
conveyed from depot to another In coach OF inc
NewYork Transfer Co.. and she informed the police au-
thortes that the trunk must have been stolen dnrna
that time. An nvesIl was mace oy tue iTlhS,ef
Co. hut without success. Thomas a. G. stewart OF No
25s West Twentyeghthsty nrNsr ..o .nn oi,e.
the trunk aud the suspicohs ot the Pnnce
were ut once AROUSED against hnl.o Capt. huAu,a
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06
AN AGED sHOPLIFTER.

Detective Eustace saw two women, yester-
day In the act Of stealing two oosks In the store Of
Arnold, Constable 4 Co., ut Broadway and Nine.
teenths He followed them from the store. arrested
them and found the cloaks In their possession They
were taken before Justice DoWling, at the Tombs,
where the eldest gave her Catherine fore ana
said that she 70 years old. and lived at Booming
dale The other gave the Of Dora shstsr age ~
bonnet tnaker OF Eighth-ave. Both were committed
New-York tribune., 1871-10-06

OF the Sixteenth Precinct had the men vatchs6 49,.
having collected sutacient evidence appeared hese
Justice Fowler - the Jefferson Market Police ConrS
Wednesday, and procured q warrant OF srresS IT,. -
ofhoers OF the sixteenth Precinct entered stev
house, yesterday and arrested Mary Smith AIonss
Amet and Bridget Moore all Of whom had in their ~
session some Of the stolen property The officers asr
ward arrested stewart, and brought all OF the Drsoner.
70 the Police Court, whore Justice Fowler c6,nmia,aS
them fOE u al At the General Sessions s''a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17
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Nj - n HOOD:

HOW LOST, HOW REST0RED.-Just pub
H hshed by Dir. Lewis, $50 pages, ThirG Edi-
tion, the Medical Companion and Gaide to
Health. on tho radical cure of SpermatoTrhv-a,
or Seminal Weakness, involuntary semin al
Losses, lmroteLcy, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, IUpediment. 70 Marriage. etc, and the
Neneresl and syphilItIc MaIaOIes, with PLAIN
and clear directions for the speedy cure of Sec
Ondary symptoms, G on Orrhos, G leets, strcturos,
and ali diseases of the skin, such as Souryy,
SerofulA, Ulcers, Boils, Blotohes and Plnp on
the face and boiy, Consumption, Epilepsy, an
Fits, induced BY self indulgence or sexusl ex-
travagAnco.
The celebrated author, in this admirable treat
Use, clearly demonstrates, from forty years sue-
essstGI practice, hat the alarming consequence
of self abusv may be radically cured, pointing
OUT 9 mode eff cure at once simple, certain, and
saectusl by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, can be effect
ually cured, cheaply, privately and radically.
Ez- This book should be in the hands eli ev-
cry youth aud every in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelop. Price 90
cents. Address. DR.. LEWIS, No. :, Beach ST.,
New York. juneIS-d&wly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use Renne's Pain Killing
MA GIG OH.
at Works like q Charm"

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Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lsmeness
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil euressk in Disease
Some folks seem to be proud of telling hoa
lame their shoulders are"-Of "my crick IN the
bsek"-or,"i have got the seiatiea'i-snd de-
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but when we get such lawful folks" to use Rem
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II IS put up in three sizes, and called "TriAl
Size, "MediEm SiEe,'' and Large Family Size ,
bottles. VIM RENNE SONS,
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Sold Wholesale and Retail By John Beings
ton, Druggist, Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17

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and further reward OF saw Tor any case u1 Chron
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kbeum&tIu aUe, ecIaiICH auo khe ilsu- u the
kidney II WliIOt cure. This Rheumatic hyTup
used IuwaTdly only, pleasant to the TASTE, and
guaranteed iree from Injurious drugs II lie not a
Quack Aeaiciue bat he scientific p escriptICn II
jos. r EiieT, III b., Profs ssor Of 1oAicolUgg and
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sci,ntiously bsHsyed to he the only pcs tive, re-
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| yrcoi that no other tpeclfc eIIsts IA iouDo IN
every community in persons afflicted for many
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cure IT. It & specific did e2ist. the would nos be
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/ The OF dtcei' ed sufferer may wisely ash, What
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a description of afliction this guarantee will
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17

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~ as Diploma al Office will show, haa been
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are permanently cured. The Doctors oppor
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located here longer than any other so advert
Sing Tue bish n ent, library lsbortory an d
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many physicians thToDgheu the country IN.
fpast success and present. position he stand
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Isician whose reputation is Union wide should
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Medical Pamphlet relating to venertsl diseFses
and the disastrous and vsrisd consequence
lOf self abuse, that will be ssrt 10 any addrss
i'm sealed envelope for twN stamps Map,l
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-17
xJailp argue.

The Democracy of Lehigh county, Penn
syiVanla, held meeting last week and pass
ed the following reso luton:
Resotved. That Major General Hancock is
the choice OF the Democracy of Lehlgh
county for the Presidency; and that our del
egAtes to the State Convention be instructed
20 give him an unwavering support.