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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-25
BRITISH REPORTS.


LONDON, jan. ?l.-Count Won Bismarck
has been promoted TO be lieutenant gem
erAl.
A dispatch from Cambria this evening
(2oth) says that there ia . general panic
among the people. The Germans are APP
preaching and canonading is audible.
Gen. Paidherbe and staff are gone to
Dousi and Gen. Fsvre to Lille.
LONDON, Jan, 22,-M. Gambetta, in an
other speech at Lille, expressed confidence
in Gen. FAidherbe, To which he added tha,
the general would continue resistance to
the enemy, and mus, in the end be sue.
cessful. NJ. Gsmbc,ta also announced that
fresh leyies would be raised for the armies
OF France. His remarks occasioned great
enthusiasm among the people
The whereabouts Of one division Of the
army 10 unknown. Mr.. Gsmbetta has mr.
rived a. Lille.
A dispatch from Arlon 22d says that
the bombardmsnt Of Longwy continues.
The garrison replies ensrgetically to the
Prussisn Gre.
A dispatch from Lille ?2d says that the
city Of Csmbssi has been summoned 70
surrender by ao'clsck this afternoon.
n. Gsmbs..s In rsply To the popular
call made splendid speech to-day the
substAaes Of which wss that France prefers
eternal VA 70 the surrender Of any terri
tory.
The army OF the north is rapidly rssum.
Ing its Organization.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-25
DR.. Hollands PodOphy lin,
OR sUBTITUrE FOR MERCURY
PILLS.


The most po,oerfui, yet Innocent Vegetable
Cathdrtic knoion.
IT'S not necessary 10 take handful OF these pills
10 produce the desired effect; two Of them &c
quickly and powerfully, cleansing the liver, stom
wih and bowels of all impurities, The principsi
ingredient Is Podophylln. or the alchoholic cx-
tract ~ Mandrake, winch II 10y many times more
powerful, acting and searching than The Mandrake
itself Its peculiar action is upon the LIVER clean
ing II speedily from all obstruetlops, with all the
power of Mercury, yet free from the injurious re.
suts attached To the Use Of that mineral.
For all diseases, IN which the use OF a cathsrtic
Is indicated, these Pills will give entire satsfac.
ton in every case. They hlyIR ran.
In cases Of Liver compl lint, Dyspepsia. and ar
treDe cost Dr. hoorand's German Bitters
or Tonic should lie used IL connection With the
Pills The Tonic effect of the Btters or ionic
builds up the system. The Bltter- or Tonic pur.
ines the blood, strengthens the nerves, ArIs
the Liver and gives strength, energy and Nigor.
Keep your bowels active with the Pills, and tone
up the system with tho Biitcrs or Tome and no
dlseaseean tain IT. hold,or ever again assal IT,
These medicines are sold by all DIuRp SIS and
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Recollect that II Is Or. Hoonand's German
Remedies, that are 80 universally used and recon.
mended; and do allow the Druggist to induce
you to take anything else that he may say is lust
as good, because he makes larger profit on il,
These Remedies will be- sent by express To sny 10.
eallty, upon application TO the PRINCIPAL Of
ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
CHAS. M. EVANS, Proprietor
For meSly q. n. JACKSON 4 co.
These remedies are for sale by Druggists, Store
keepers, and Medicine Dealers, everywhere
throughout the United States Canadas South
America and the West Indies, For Sale by
BARCLAY HHoa.
LIIOls
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-25
II Tii1 GAsT

BoAsEAv1. ian. :s.-D.oa ss 81.
sasksa ty siarg. PrasiAn iOres yesterday.
end there ~sr. s.vssA snesysis-s,s 10
IL ,~aghs<ripg Villages The uo0P'
Ssua.s>dsa BY N.nn;ti 49, kseeisct,
GAribAll vere in sesioa AMI t-hsvei
spisaSi1y. TIE French tnkiatain-a n,
tsei, pcsi:i The Avssnsa posts .!
boz. armies we're Close 10 each other las,
.igh: AID i;~A' expected ira; TIE ba,,le
you'd BE- resan-d today. The Prl"isn,
occupied Dole amer tomtarimen,.
AsSoryorsc me- ACerTAscK.
vsr'ai!l,,, JGsrory, :s.-The Emperor
WiAism IN N order Of The day, announces
70 ,As army bic acceptance Of the imperial
dignity, and acknowledges that IL, brav.
cry and endurance have FASTENED the uni.
acsIiOn Of Germany. lie solemnly charges
the army to remain the strong arm Of the
satherland.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-25
Hoo llan.l's pOdOphyllian Pill
Hoohand's Greek Oil
HooAland's Herman Dltters.
A Bitters without Alcohol or sdisits
OF amy 4, MI

IL different from all others. J. composed Of the
pure Iulce. or vnsl principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Barks ,ot ~ medically termed. extracts the
WORTHLESS. ant inert portions OF the ingredients
not icing used. Therefore, 10 one bottle OF this
Bi,t-rs there " contained ss much medicinal vir-
tue as will he found 10 several gcllon. OF ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc, used IN this Bitters
are grown in Germany, their vital principles ex-
trac,cd 10 that county ty a scientific Chemist and
forwarded 10 the mandatory In thu. city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
.piri,uous Ingredients, this Biter- 10 free from
II. objections urged against all Others; no desire
for s,mulsats can be induced from their use,
make no iuinksrds, and cannot, under y
lrcums,snce,, have any but q beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-25
They are the Greatest known RENE
dies.

For Liver Compliant, DyspepsI,, Nervou. Debili.
ty JAundlce, bsrase OF lhe hldney-. Erup'
tons Of the SKIN, and all diseases
arising from n dlsoTdeIed
Liver, stomach, or i'm
purity Of the
Blood.
Real thu following symptoms ConpatiOn -
Platulcnce, Inward Piles. fullness Of blood to the
head, Ac,dlty OF the stomach, Nausea, Hart. burn,
disgust offood flliness weight in the Stomach.
Sour Fluctuations, sinking or tuttering at the pit
Of the stomach, swimmingof the head, hurried
Ordireul breathing. huttering at the heart, chok.
ing or suffocsting sensations when IN iag pos.
ture, dmnes- OF Vision, dots and wehbs before the
sght, dull pain IN the head, deficiency Of perspir.
alton. y.llown..s of ia. skin and eyes, pain IN
the SIDE, back, chest. limbs, etc, sudden ffushes
Of heat, burning IN the flesh, constant mag
OF ev, and great depression Of spirits. All these
indicate disease OF IA. Liver or digestive Organs
combined with impure blood.
The use Of the bitefs or Tonic will sosn cause
the above SYMPTOMS 20 disappear, and th. patient
viii become well and heeliy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
In AUTUMN.

The year grows splendid on the mountain steep
Now fingers long the warm and gorgeous hight,
Dying by slow degrees into the deep,
Delicious night.
The fatal triumph of the perfect year,
Rises tie woods magnificent array;
Beyond, the purple mountain heights appear,
And slope away.
The elm, with musical slow motion, layes
His long, 1.-THE branches on the tender air;
While from his top the gay Sordelfo waves
His scarlet hair.
Where Spring first hid her yolets meath the fern,
Where Summers fingers opened, fold ON fold,
The odorous, wild, red roses heart, now burn
The leaves of gold.
The Hottest hill-the lowliest towering herb
The fairest huit OF season and of cline
All wear alike the mood of the superb
Autumnal time.
Now Nature pours her last and noblest wine.
Like some Bacchante, beside the singing streams
Reclines the enchanted Day, wrapt in divine
Impassioned dreams.
But where the painted leaves are falling fast,
Among the wales, beyond the farthest hill,
There sits shadow-dim, and sad, md vast,
And fingers still,
And still we hear a voice among the hills
A voice that means among the haunted woods,
And with the mystery of its sorrow fills
The solitudes.
For while gay Autumn gilds the fruit and leaf,
And doth her fairest festal garments wear,
Lo! Time all noiseless, in his mighty sheaf.
Binds up the year.
The mighty sheaf which never is unbound
The Reaper whom your souls be8eech in vain
The loved, lest year that never my be found,
Or loved again.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
Sound Doctrine.

"Pa az yu 60" This little maxim
kontains with its fore blessed monysil-
tables an analisis ov wealth; it is for
tins steppin stone, and letter ov credit
none can distrust wher everit gose. It
is the right bower ov ekonomy and
maid of oner to plezure-fllz the da
hours with kwiet and drives the baIf
from the mite dreem. "Pa az you go, =
and you will kno how fast you are goin,
and when it is time to stop. Trades
men will bow when they meet yu, and
det with its hungry VOLTS tired, viii
stary on yure trail. Here is an anty-
dote for much that IL the philoso-
piers stone; here IL n motto FIR man
hood; here is a levin fur emmy sized
lump. You man, pa az yu 90, and
when yu git cid yu will not depart from
it. Other articles will sertainly cluster
about yu; and when natru hands in her
bill yu Will be all the better prepared
to "pa as you go. Josh billings.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
Iceland " OrthlesS.

OF Iceland we hear but little, and,
speaking generally, know still less. 1t
seems, however, to be losing ali value
as an inhabitable country; its winters
are growing colder, it fsheIIes failing,
and from being once dmberod coun-
try, it Is said that not a tree IS now
found there. The inhabitants being
thus rendered destitute of the proper
means of sustaining life, and the Dan
ish government having consented, it is
proposed to establish an Icelandic
colony in Northern Wisconsin and Ne
braska. As an experiment, and to test
this region, some fifteen Icelanders,
mostly men, have already gone to De
troit and Washington Islands, where
they intend to support themselves
by dshing until they can learn to
farm
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
Mexico.

CITY or MEXICO, OcT l, 1915 AM
This city has just been the scene Of
a sanguinary insurrection- at O'Clock
in the afternoon yesterday, a corps Of
gensdarmes and part Of the 18th Regi-
ment of cavalry, numbering in all 400
men, surprised the citadel, and FORTH
ed themselves therein by the aid OF 500
prisoners whom they had released from
the Belen Jail. The leaders Of the
revolt were Gems. Negretc, Toledo,
Rlveras, and Ecbayarria The
remainder of the city garrison proved
loyal and under the command OF Gems.
Rocha, Alatorne, Alexandra Garcia,
promptly attacked the insurgents, and
at midni ght the national troops under
Gen. Rocha carried the citadel by as
sault. The four leaders Of the leaders
of the revolt had left before the attack
and escaped. Indiscriminatesl slaughter
followed the fall The officers and SER
geants of theinsurgent force were killed
and also the ringleaders of the released
prisoners. Up to 10 o'clock this morn
ing $50 insurgents had been shot. Gov
Castro was killed by Rivera whom he
was pursuing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
Agricultural Rer0rt.

The oficialreport of the Agricultural
Department says the cotton reports for
October arc unimproyed, the average
loss sustained in the states being for
the first week in October rs against 80
per cent. The injuries reported are
from rust, shedding of balls, prema-
turely cold weather in the northern
ATTITUDES, floods in Florida and Georgia,
and the ball and army worm III portions
Of Mississippi and the more western
states. The loss III this section is not
very serious or general. The drought
occasions it more than any other cause.
The present indications are that the
crops will not exceed 100000 bales,
and with the remainder Of the season
-nfavorahle 1t must prove smaller
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
Fl@IratiYe Expressions.

These, from the Boston Commercial
Bulletin, are very bad indeed:
VIII en- a lady faints, what figure does
she need? You must bring her 2.
A figure head-Your 4 head.
Elizabeth may have a good figure.
but the best figure for a Bet IS /.
What are the figures for an obstacle
Use As to remove it.
What figures do you always find in
grammar! The present tens g.
When does fear first appear In fig
ures2 After 80, for then comes a hun
dred.
Can you expect a party to do "the
square thing when he states his terms
III Ground numbers" Or don't you
see the reason why he "don't care a
fig when he states his Jig yooTS2
The most musical figure must be the
"tuneful 0" the poets sing Of.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04
Foreign.

The wheat crop of Great Britain averages
from twenty-six to thirty bushels per acre.
JUAREz has a majority of eighteen in the
Mexican Congress, rendering his election Ger
tain.
The rumor comes from Marseilles that there
have been political disturbances in Corsica.
They are believed to be inspired by Bonapart-
list partizans.
DETAILS Of the recent storms and floods in
China represent the loss of life and property
as very great, At least three thousand per
sons are said to have persisted.
Nh. BRADLAw, at a meeting in London, Mon
day evening, declared the Queen insane. and
demanded that the government be entrusted
to judges of law and equity till a republic is
established.
SOUTH AMERICAN adviees state there is great
excitement at Huachita sixty miles from
Callao, on account of the gold discoveries in
that vicinity. Also that rich deposits of gold
and copper have been discovered near IquIque
News from the Mexican capital of late date
Is to the effect that Juarez has been elected
President of the Republic by Congress, re-
ceiving los votes. The opposition abstained
from voting. Everything was quiet in the city
of Mexico.
ADvIcEs from Odessa state that eight hun
dred buildings in the town OF Bogooslake,
have been burned by incendiary fires, believed
TO be the work of farstical oppressors of the
Jews. A great propo ton of the inhabitants
of the town are Of the Jewish faith.
AT New Dublin, Ont, last week, man
named Warnback killed hls wife and four
children and then drowned himself. The
wife's head was split open with an AK, and tho
childrens threats cut from ear to ear One Of
the children was an infant and the others aged
respectively s, 8 and 10 years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04

OUT in the sunshine, two sons of At
RIGA were enjoying themselves, listless-
ly stretched on the court house steps
All at once one of them, after an i'm
mensity of scratching, produced some
thing from the back of his neck, and
with a satisfied air, placed it down and
stamped on it. "What is that, Jake, y
said the other, GA fea2" Jake arose,
and with defiant air said, GA flea;
do you think | am a id dog No,
it's n louise,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04

NEW locomotive on the New Haven
load is noticeable from a painting on
each side of It's tender, representing the
pumpkin seeds and wooden nutmess-
the early emblems OF Connecticut's
Droductiveness and enterprise,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04

TIE London Times of the 9Th state
that the British authorities at Malta
allowed slaves to be shipped on a Brit
ish steamer for COnstantinople.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04

A DRUNKEN Scotchman, returning
from fair, fell asleep by the roadside,
where pig found him and began lick
ing his mouth. Sawney roared ::
"Wha's kissing me nooI We see what
it is to be weel hket amang the lasses =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-11-04

Lepneu, Ii IS ped time, man OF the
woods"
[ well remember that walk, for it was
our last Often and often since, at sun
set on a dark day, | have been over the
same ground: often and often | have
stopped where she stood, and stopped
and pulled the fern, seeking to find,
poor fool that | am the traces of the
vanished footsteps. And [ have often
halted in the clearing under the birch
es which ralned down on us, and there
in the shadow have fancied | saw the
flute of her dress, | have thought |
heard her startled note of fright. And
on my way home at night at every step
[ have found recollection of her in
the distant barking and the breaking
branches; as in the trembling of her
hand on my arm and the kiss which
gave her.
Once ! went into the woodruff. /
saw it as before-the family, the smoky
interior, the little bench on which we
sat-and ! asked for something to
drink, that | might see the glass her
lips had touched.
The little lady who makes such
good omelettes, she isn't sick for sure"
asked the old woman.
Probably she saw the tears in my
eyes, for she said no more, and ! came
away.
And so it is that, except in my heart,
where she lives and is, all that was
my darling grows faint and dark and
dim
1t is the law of life, but it is a cruel
law Even my poor child is learning
to forget, and when [ say to him, most
Unwillingly, "Baby, dear, do you re-
member how your mother did this or
tAat?" he answers, yes, but l see, alas.
that he. too, is ceasing to remember
October LippiHcOH
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12
Chicago sunerers-Omcial Report.

CHICAGO, November 8.-The executive
committee Of the Chicago Relief and Aid
Society have published an official financial
statement Of the amount actually received
up to November Z, two million and fifty
thousand dollars. The amount actually
subscribed is about three million five hun.
dred thousand dollars. This includes six
hundred thousand dollars in the hands of
the New York Chamber Of Commerce and
two hundred and fifty thousand in the Bos-
ton fund. not yet placed to the credit of the
fund.
The society is now aiding about sixty
thousand persons. The committee saws
the great matter pressing upon the COM
mittee is shelter for the coming winter.
ITO this end we have been aiding those
burned out to replace small but comforta-
BILE houses upon their own or upon leased
Lots, where they can live not only this win
work in rebuilding the city. Of these
houses, which are really very comfortable,
being sixteen by twenty-five feet, with two
rooms twelve by sixteen feet and one eight
BY sixteen feet, with planed and matched
floor, panel doors and good windows, we
have already furnished over four thousand,
making permanent houses following five to
. family for twenty thousand people, and
with the seven thousand houses which we
expect to build, shall have room for thirty
five thousand people, these houses and
some barracks, in both of which amoder
ate amount Of furniture, such as stoves,
mattresses and q little crockery, will con-
sumo, say 81, 200, 900, leaving $2,25O, 900 with
which to meet all demands for food, cloth
ing and general expenses from the thir-
teenth of October last, when We took the
work, until the completion of the same,
which can not possibly end with the pres
enJ winter.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12

- seven bn for the peal q inf ne
and ) dozen lila REMOVING n the political
disabilities imposed by the fourteenth
amendm6nt. Theso are tn. oestWelye bi22A
Tor legislation for the revival Of American
ship building, which propose to grant sub
aidiea and = take OF the duty On Al arti-
cles that enter into ship building;
to construct vessels that will suit
the merchant service in time of
peace, and the naval service in time of war,
etc. 1t IL stated that the President and
Secretary Of the Treasury, in their annual
message, will make an earnest appeal to
Congress tor legislation to revive our ship
building interests. There are three bills to
grant aid to submarine cable companies be-
tween America and Asia, fifteen bills to
grant subsidies Of land to railroads in Cali
fornia, Texas, Wyoming, Utah and other
Territories. There is also bill pending in
each house to enable soldiers and their
widows and orphans to acquire hOmesteads
on the public lands, and also bills to pro-
vide for the appOrti0nment of representa-
ton under the ninth census, to amend the
civil rights bill, to form new State out of
New Mexico, to amend the bankrupt law,
to reduce the rates Of correspondence by
telegraph, and to connect the telegraph
with the postal service; bill to more fully
enforce the fourteenth amendment; bill to
the Erial Telegraph Company;
a bill to relieve soldiers from the disability
of desertion; to repeal the tax on matches,
to create the Territory of Pembina, to pro-
mote commerce between the States and
cheaper mail transportation, to repeal the
duty on salt and coal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12
Homicide in 1IorehOuse.

The Morehouse Conservative reports as
follows:
One day last week party of hunters met
at the stock rancho of Henry Brigham,
Esq, on the lower Bonnie Idee. Among the
number was Mr.. John Mygatt and James
Stanley, residents of that neighborhood.
Some words passed between them relative
to tract of land, part of which had been
recently purchased by Stanley, and occu-
pied by Mygatt. Mygatts wife, owning an
interest in the land, claimed the improve
lnents until her rights were ascertained by
division. In the course Of the quarrel
Mygatt punched, or punched at, Stanley
with his gun. and proposed to fight him in
any way he Stanley might select. Stanley
his horse, said to him: ''Well, if you won't
fight, let's go hunting" the party starting off
at The same time. Stanley kept his seat. To
the inquiry of some one of the party, 'Are
you not going to join US in the hunt, Stan
!ey!" he replied, mo; that id rascal has
lnsulted me, and am not going" Just
then raising his gun he shot Mygatt, break
ing the only arm he had (havirg lost his
lett IN the army Mygatt's horse, at the
discharge of the gun, whirled with him,
turning Mygatt's back to Stanley. Stanley
Immediately discharged second shot, strik-
ing Mygatt in the back, from which he died
IN few moments. Stanley was Immediately
arrested by some one of the party. and de-
famed for an hour or two. But he finally
secured his liberty by promising to come
to town and surrender himself
to the sheriff, which Of course he did not do.
coroner Ross held an inquest on the de.
ceased. verdict according to above facts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12

q whsle SS.ir. Enc ~ 81 smarrissaS
lfke( fot likes mad 10 secret - it-and
90 reache4-t the ears u the giElee parents.
They asked her if it was true. She said no,
and seemed greatly. surprised at the intimar
uon. Sikes Claimed that che was his wife,
and the girl was brought to confront him in
the plepence of Mr.. ,Etephens. Here she
marriage-had only known Skies as pass.
ing cquaintance-never intended to marry
him-the whole thing was fraud-some
woman bearing resemblance to her had
been procured to personatonber, etc. And
in this she firmly persi1l 1t the present
time. The parents believe the girl: the pub
lie, mostly, sympathize with Skies. Some
think her fears have been wrought upon
until she dare not own the truth. Others
don't know what to think. 1t is certainly Q
queer case. The parents and all parties are
most worthy people.