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LATEST SHIP NEWS

FOR other ship Nc-Cs see Second Page.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hes BaSksooi, Norfolk sih udse aud pAs1 70 os
Dominion steamship Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wunNeroS n c. Mach 3--Clearsd steamship Lucille, os BAN
a.. -. -. -
Pp rom Matlnras Ida for Qneenss iof ofSens
g. L. Nb.snOfe Cor Cora 10. orders
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MlRRIED.

Wedding and WISHING Cards Iai. s,amp-gf sots Pspe
Wn EERDELLs 10, PriroS OLD DUTCj CsgRcs
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Hazard 8 caswen', Coz liver on IS the bet
Rayy-EI,de Rope.

To Cure WiscrHsTREs HrPoPHosPBrIs on
L.Aa .sD SOFA tls best and only sucrsssiul remeay.
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Brooklyn on THURSDAY. mrch ne Paahe
By the Rev. Dr. Fletcher tlares h 'aAerJf 70
Nellie A Beauv daughter Of sterh n Beeny, esq
Brooklyn, March BY tie Req VI Hunt
VI K hucA Lutlef Campbell omc0 o rnla0eptA
Z, Nssl miua Buuneil " Brooklyn.
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Belief and Health your Chiidren.-ml |. w's1oW''
sOOrnisG syrup Tor children.
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Gpscial Noiites

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Diamonds Bough and sold.
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To General geDts-Isife JHsurance.-One Of The
prominent progressive An Cash" Late Companies u
bods ready Of the best sieaA agency
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D[EL.

~ Notces Of Marriages must be iHc0rsed nth nH
nnme md address
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Por ro',.F,1s Dun Walters, sssl-Cori &C..
afannfaetu By Tar DAEROE MANUFACTURING Co. bnS o"rA
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Discharges from the Ear, &c.lhe card Of d. hAKriHs
" be found D VI advertising cgigmEA
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
BY TEhEGRAPH
Reported especially. for the Cairo Bel
letin. Ten hsurs in advance oS ~.
Louis papers.
NEw-YoRx, Aug, 2l.-GOLD--1l2l
WASHINGTON.
DECISION BY THE COMMISSION.
ER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
NEWS FROM THE ASIATfC
........- FLEET. .......', -'7'

wAsHiSoToS, d. C., August 2i.-Ccns
missioner internal revenue says he dea't
eonslder every case Of imperfect oaAoellas
tion Of tobacco stamps proper cause for
seizure Of goods In hands of purchaseFs,
but should consider it cause for pnooAedinE
against any manufacturers OF tobacco OF
cigars who would knowingly and persist
emily continue to place his goods Ia mar
ket, not properly cancelled as law and reg.
ulations require, or 20 imperfectly cancelled
as 10 render II perfectly easy TO remove
those stanps and use them second lime
on other packages but packages OF to-
bncco, where all marks and brands are
gonc which are requisite for ideNtifcation
can properly be useu, and owner or presser
required TO furnish requisite evidence that
tax has been paid, or failing, such tobacco
subject TO forfeiture .'f
Full oficial reports have been received
At the navy department from Asiscsic
heet, giving details second days engage
ment with Coresn fort, do not differ sub
stantisfly from those already published.
Gen. Sherman will leave for the North
tomorrow, and be absent about fve week 9.
% Corean sdvices AeeompaAied by q pho to-
graph, showing the situations OF the feet
and the scenery whore operations were
conducted and the condition Of the forts
after the capture, were cent to the war de-
partment to-day for inspection.
The German postal department have no.
titled our Postohce department that the
following places in Alsace and Lorraine,
embraced in the former list as German
towns, BY definite treaty of peace with
France, remsin possession Of France. Let
ters to these places will therefore be con.
sidered as French letters and come under
previous postal arrangements with Ger
many. Belfast AlseoS ,Beaucourt, Alsace;
Ball Bouroguc, Alssce; Breemfantsine,
Alsace; inney, Andre, Kissoires, Datten-
red, Dale, Alsace; Girogmany, Alsace;
An, Del SELL, Lorraine; Welshen, Kappe-
tin, La Chappelle, Lous Rougemont, AL
sace .' ..'........... =.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
LOUISVILLE.
GEN. MCCOOK REPORTED DE.
RANGED.
HE WILL PROBABLY WITH.
DRAW FROM THE TICKET.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 25.-The Courier.
Journal OF tomorrow publishes Q letter
from . correspondent st Cincinnati, which
says rumor prevails there that Gen. Nc
Cook, the democratic candidate for govern
or Of Ohio, will be compelled to withdraw
from the ticket, as he has from tho can
vsss. IL 10 said he was partially de-
ranged, and that his speeches at Plymoath
ana Chillicothe gave color to the report.
It further says: Should McCook with
draw, an effort will be made to induce
Gen. Ewing TO lake his place, but there are
doubts Of success.
The schSolIboard ofthis city decided, to-
night, TO build new female high school
building on the site Of the present one. 1t
is TO be one Of the finest buildings in the
city.
The members OF the scientific association
now in session in Indisnapolis-wil be
in New Albany on "Wednesday and in
this city on Thursday. A meeting of citi-
zens will be held tomorrow, to make ar.
rangements for their reception and enter
tainment. They will probably visit the
Mammoth Cave, on an Invitation from the
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
X. w. McNeer, formerly Of Covington,
KY, was arrested here, to-day, and sent to
Shelbyville, on charge of swindlings num-
ber u people of that place out of several
thousand dollars each.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. l2l.


An Ordinance 10 Prerent the running at
large Of co,cs and goats, and for other
purposes.
DE 4 ordained BY the City Council Of the City
ID Of Cairo
SECTION !. That II shall not be lawful Tor any
goat TO run at large within the limits of the said
CITY Of Cairo. and any person being the owner Of
any goat. or having charge or control Of the same,
~ agent or otherwise, who shall permit such goat
to run at large, ia any street, avenue, or public
ground Of said city, shall forfeit and pay to said
city sum not less than five dollars, uor more
than twenty five dellsrs. for each and every
offence. .. :.
Sac. =. All the provisions OF an ordnance, en-.
Titled 'Au Ordinance to restrain hogs from run
numbered ll3, be and the same are hereby re-.
enacted and made part OF this ordinance. A..
SIC. j. IL shall not be lawful for any COW, goat.
horse, mule, OK, bull sheep, or swine, to wear a
bell within the limits Of said city; and any person
being the owner of any of said animals, or having
charge OF the same as agent or otherwise, who
shall permit them or any Of them to wear q hell
within the limits OF said city, shall forfeit and
nay to said city a sum not less than Eve dollars,
nor more than twenty five dollars, for each and
every offence AMI, in addition, ten doliars for
each and every DAY such animal shall continue
to wear such boil after the fist conviction for
however, that the wearing OF any bell ny any
horse or mule, when IN harness and attached to
suy vehicle, shall not be considered . violation
OF this ordinance.
Approved, JOHN N. LASSDEN,
Attest, Mayot
NJ. ]. HowLEY, City Clerk.
August 18th, 1871. ID.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
ORDINANCE NO. 122.

An Ordinance TO amend Ordinance No. 40,
and for other purposes.
DE i ordained by the City Council OF the City
'sEcrIoS /. That said Ordinance No. 20, be and
the same Is hereby amended by adding at the end
OF tie first section. the words "or any TIN, iron
or wooden box, pan, pot. can. bucket. pips. hoop.
or any description ~ earthen, glass, crOckery, tin
or wooden ware whatsoeveri or any old boot.
shoe, hat, rags, or elethpg; or any tree or bnsh,
or or portions & Of the = same or any old Lumber,
garbage, rubbish, or offL, or slops from dwelling
houses or any offensive, foul, or nsussous liquid
or substance-provided the provisions Of this or
dinance shall not apply to any building materials,
merchandise, or articles that may be temporarily
deposited on the streets or avenues, to be used or
placed in box or barrel at the side OF the street,
ior removals and provided, also, that II any earth
or ashes are deposited In the streets or avenues,
they shall lie spread evenly over the surface OF the
sEc. 2. i, shall not be lawful for any person or
persons TO permit any sloPs. or fou' offensive or
nauseous liquid or substance to be discharged, or
now or pass from or out OF any premises occupied
py MN, her or them, into any street or avenue,
Sf into any adjacent premise: and every person
M tr,t ana pay to the said city sum not less than
nVe dollars, nor more than nifty dollars, for each
aha every offence, and ten dollars day additional
this ordinance, he she or they shall perm, such
violation OF this section.
,s';c. sEc 3 shall es the duty Of he City Comp
Toiier 10 PROVIDE the means for removing from
the mont Of all houses in the city all vegetables
and dry kitchen Offal OF every descrptiou. pro
vided the same Is placed In boxes or barrels, a d
placed in convenient locations In front OF said
houses before the time fixed for such removal !;
and that such removal shall bs made, from the
hrst day Of December TO the first day of March,
once week from the first day OF March to the
first day of June, and rom the first day of Bep.
tember to the first day Of December, twice Ia
each week and from the first day OF June 70 the
first day Of September, six days in each week |;
aud that notice shall DO given by said Comptrol
Ter Of the time Of such removal, by publication,
IN the newspaper publishing the ordiesnces OF
the city, any arrangement made by the Comptrol.
reported to the City Council in joint session con-
yened, for approval by them.
Approved, John N, LANsDEN, Mayor.
Attest, W. J. HowLEr, City Clerk
Aug. 10. 1871. -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
NEW YORK.
GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR IN.
DICTED FOR MANSLAUGH.
TER.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF DIR. II
T. HELMBOLD.

NEw YORK, August Ala special dis
patch from Long Branch, states that DR..
IL. L. Helmbold attempted to shoot him
self. His face only was injured, and he
was carried bleeding so his hote..
JAMES THOMPSON,
one cf the convicts that escaped from Sing
Sing prison on the Dean Richmond, was
arrested in Chatham street, to-day and
will be sent back.
VERDICT OF FMASsLAUGHTHR.
The coroner's jury, In the case If G.. f..
Williams, killed by the explosi a Of the
boiler Of the tug-bost q. II. tarbuck,
brought in a verdict of MAJ daughter
against X. Clark Stratton, Uni cd States
boiler inspector also against u Q engineer,
@. 4. II. Mills. Warrants we Q issued for
the arrest of Mills and Stratton.
HORACE GRRELY
starts from this city, September 4th, TO de-
liver agricultural and miscellaneous ad-
dresses in certain western cities where he
has been invited to speak.
Richard Cook, Of Williamsburg COM
planned that himself and family were yes
terday poisoned by eating blue fish. The
poison acted like strychnine and the case
Is novel one. 1t has excited considerable
curiosity.
The steamship Russia, from Liverpool,
has arrived
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
CHICAGO.
TRAGEDY AT MONTGOMERY
COUNTY, IOWA.
KILLED IN A COAL MINE.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, ETC.

CHICAGO, August Alt. Summers was
KILLED by hre-damp in coal mine four
miles esst OF Princeton, Ills, yesterday
evening.
On Saturday, at Red Oak, Montgomery
county, Iowa, O. j. Cowdy went into the
house where his divorced wife was staying,
walked up to her and without saying u
word, shot her dead. He then walked
into the yard and discharged the contents
Of three barrels into his own head and in
stantly expired. He was under the inau-
enc Of liquor.
Thomas Humphrey was killed by train
Of cars on the Jacksonville road, near
Bloomington, Ills, Saturday night. He
got drunk, laid down on the track near
his residence, went to sleep, aud when he
awoke, found himself dead, the cars having
passed over, and horribly manglipg, his
body.
Mrs. Mary Hammond, wife of A. l..
Hammond, engineer ut the office Of the
Chicago Republican, employed as a teach
or in Lincoln school, attempted suicide
yesterday morning by shooting herself
with revolver. Her injuries are serious
and she will probably die. No reason is
assigned for the deed. Every effort has
been made by the friends Of the lady to
keep the affair secret, but it leaked out in
some manner.
Jas. Hail, Of the Michigan Southern
railroad, was instantly killed this morning
at the 18th street crossing, by being
crushed to death between two cars He
leaves wife aud three children.
DR.. &. 4. Prentiss, of New York, has
given official notification he will accept
the chair of Theology in Presbyterian
Theological Seminary Of the northwest at
Chicago to which he was elected by the
Presbyterian general assembly IN May
last.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given that, whereas, william
J. Yost did, on the tenth day OF March, A. u.
1885, by his certain chattel mortgage convey to
Sarah G. kellogg, the two story brick store
house situated on lot number six iG), in
blsck number twenty Ave 1857, in the city OF
Cairo, county Of Alexander and state OF Illinois,
together with the leasehold Of SAID lot, running
until the lst day OF January, A. d. 1874, with all
the spPurtensnees thereunto belonging to secure
the psymeLt Of q certain promissary note bear
ing even date Herewith, given by SAID William
J. Sest 20 said sarahC kellogg for the sum OF
twenty three hundred dollars (t2, ,3O0). payable
one year alter the date thereof. And, whereas,
defAelt has been made in the payment OF part
Of said note. 70 secure tho payment whereof said
D0rtgage ives executed. ], the undersigned, II.
VatsoS webb, attorney for said Sarah @. Kellogg,
mortgages, vill under sad BY virtue OF the pow
q ~ suthoriy contained IL ssii mortgage, on
Hosasy, the l6tk day Of September. Alb is7i,
betveen the hours OF 10 O'clock a IN. and 4
oiclook pm, q Datd day. u the premises, pro.
esd 70 5bil + public sale, 70 The highest bidder,
1or csah in tiAid. tho above described house and
lease. 70 satisfy the amount due on said note
Attorney tor Sarah q. Kellogg, Mortsagee.
Cairo, His, Aug. 10, 1871.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
ST.. LOUIS
NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL
t.''. ,o..I. SOCIETY. ID.
DESPERATE KILLED AT HAIR
RISONVILLE MO.

Sr. LOUIS, August 2l.-The New York
Agricultural excursion party ,aband oned
their trip TO Iron Mountain and Pilot
Knob, and will leave for home this
evening. e. ..uH ~ ~
DEsPERADo KILLED.
The Democrat has an account Of a ter
rible doubie murder committed in Hsr-
risonville, Cass county, this state, last Sat
urday. Tom Sabine, a notorious charac-
ter and an ex-bushwhacker, who lived
short distance from Hsrrisonville, went
into town, got crazy drunk, and set law
and order at defiance. He first fred o re-
volver at man working on q new build
ing, but without effect. Thcn no went in
TO lawyers office and shot at
an old man named Bullion, but
without effect. Subsequently, he traversed
the awning in front OF wholesale stores,
brandishing his pistol, passed through the
second story window into tho mayors
office, and descended into the street, where
y posse of. citizens had formed, who were
called upon by the city marshal to arrest
him. Ho Aired into the crowd, mortslly
wounding man named Haynes. Two or
three shots were here fred at Sabine with
out effect. The despersdo then walked to
Illusions drug store, where he shot Mr..
Bullion, hitting him above tho eye, the bali
entering the brain killing him almost in
stantly. Two of three more shots were
then fired at Sabine without effect; but as
10 turned Ssuld, the marshal stepped into
street and fired charge Of buckshot into
his face. Sabine attempted to return FIRE,
but before he could take aim with his re-
volver load Of buckshot from same gun
was fred into his body, when the murderer
fell and died In about twenty minutes. Sa-
bine's conduct created the utmost excite
msnt, but when Il was known the rufisn
was dead oil were relieved and gratiAed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
FOREIGN.
TRIALOF ASH, THECOMMUNIsT.

LONDON, August 2l.--I.ats journals Just
received BY foreign mails, give some inter-
esting details Of the trials Of the commune
prisoners now In progress at verailles.
At the examination OF Asi the following
calliquory took place: -n
The president said 10 Asi, "you gave the
order for the Assassination Of generals
Lecomte and Thomas on the 18th Of
March,"
'Itis false" replied Asi.
"Were you not chief of the commune
against the government
"Yes," said Ash"
"You attacked US and we accepted the
tttgggIo and you voted for the masss ere
Of Hostages"
-fYes, again WAS his firm reply, "be-
.cAiss, when at war, It is necessary 10 re-
sort 10 rstaliation." ..J
~ MurmurS. of indignation could
b dbtinctIy, heard among the audience
but Asi only smiled disdainfully. -..
~ Tha president asked, "why dh You puS.
chase surplus coal. You wished 70 bun,
down Paris" Tho accused retorted by
observing that they (the troops) had
done their worst by firing explosive shells
into the city.
1T is infamous and cruel 10 the public"
The prosecutor, (greatly moved, "You
made requisitions for petroleum"
" II was necessary not to do 80" replied
Asst. "The forts were fnlTo OF H."
In answer to question OF the presid enI,
Asst did not seem 70 deny his afiiliaton TO
the international society. He admitted he
was q member Of tho central committee.
He !, free mason. He was al the central
committee on the 10th Of March, but was
not at Rue Des Rossinss, and he knew
nothing Of the execution Of Generals Tho
mss and Lecompts. AAsi went on to say
that he had not opposed the laws Of Postal,
but should himself have executed thom.
He had said that the only way TO save
their brethren at Versailles wss 70 thre
en- an eye for an eye, tooth for tooth. The
president exclaimed, "You have taken
three eyes for one eye" ~ have neve,
signed the decree for pulling down the
vendome column" Still he admitted he
had not protested against IL, and never
thought Of resigning on that account.
The horrible details which are brought
to light at the trials created the profound
est indignation among the French public.
PARIS, Aug. 2l.-The budget commits.
sioners agreed on . salary for Thiers st
$4,000 francs with credit in addition for or
dinary expenses, and the French bill pro-
viding for the dissolution Of the present as
sembly will soon be brought forward.
The deputies Of the left are preparing a
manifest to demand the restoration of The
constitution Of lS4S
MADRID, Aug. 2l.-The Spanish bud dget
has been reduced TO 2,Os4, 900 piastres.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-22
TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTlCE is hereby gwen, that sealed PROPOSALS
IN will 10 received at my office, until ~ clock,
N. OF Saturday. the 26th day OF August, ls7i, tor
the building Of bridge across Cache river, oppo.
site the old town OF Unity, according to Ilans and
speeidcatio now On file in my office, in the City
OF Cairo.
Parties bidding will submit the same-isf. For
ali cash in hand I'd. For $500 IN Pulaski county
bonds, and $500 in personal subscriptions, maie
In cid OF the building OF said bridge, and guaran
teed by Pulaski county the balance cash in
hand.
The contractor will be required TO complete
said bridge on or before tie Ist day Of January,
1872, TO the satisfaction Of the County Courts Of
Alexander ana Pulaski counties. Payment will be
pade on completion Of the work.
JACOB q. LYNCH,
Aug, 1rh, 1871, County Clerk Alexander Co.