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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

HENRY CLEws, the New York bank.
er, is Collector Murphy's candidate to
succeed Boutwell, in the treasury de-
Partment The only objection urged
aga'nes clews is that hcis a foreigner
owing political allegiance to her Bri.
fannie majesty alone.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

GENERAL AMNESTY is the panacea
which the democratic party prescribes
for the political ills which afilct the
south. If amnesty had been made
gcneral-including all, excepting 70
onc-Davis, Toombs, Stephens, and the
little band of malcontents who hover
near them, would have been robbed. by
the clemency and graciousness of the
act, of power to do evil by their reckless
uttcrances. Invest an opponent Of any
klnd-religious or politcal-with the
semblancc Of martyrdom, and you add
to his power. jeff. Davis in his cell. in
Fortress Monroe, owned the hearts of
the southern people. jeff. DAVIS, re-
leased, and placed upon the same foot
ing with those who offended with him
free to go when and where he would
is not at all the subject of adoration,-
as the manner in which his recent i'll
timed remarks have been received by the
press and people of the south will am.
ply testify,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

ADVICE TO JEFP DAvIs.-Put away
from thee iroward mouth, and perycrse
Ilp' put far from thee. BE not rash
with thy mouth BiJk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

\ PROMISE TO THE SouTH.-Bc-
h.'', will send you corn aud wine and
0" aud ye shall lie satisfied Herewith
and viii remove far from Won ,ho
northern army Fear not, o laud be
glad and rejoice.-Thc BiLL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

looMBs DEscRIBED--A naughty per-
'o'' d wicked man, walkcth with fro
ward mouth. Fr0wardness is in his heart
"e de'ise'h mischief continually; he
soweth discord Tile BiLL.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

The New York HcrdM in publish
ing the opinions ofits city contempora-
ries, expressed the day before the late
riot, makes the following spicy and gen
orally correct classification The New
York Commcrciol Adrrtiscr, is denom-
mated Gan amphibious organ, neither
democratic norrepublican; )" the daily
Tribune, 60 the organ of unauthorized
'radicalism, high tariff and Horace
Greeley the daily Times, the or
gan of timid gcntiity and qualified
republicanism = the SIN, ga popular
'penny luminary that shines for all, ir.
respective of color, orange green or
'butternut;' the Ermjhg Post, the or
gan Of "high church radicalism, low
tariff, political govt and nothing in
general the Erc"iog Mail, ga dan
gcrous journal for the lower classes,
printed ON straw paper and favored
with cou dc cologac."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

TuE Memphis Appea' edited by
warriors who fought the northern van
dals with pen and tongue, or rather
with wind and words, is the only jour
nal Of any prominence south, which
does not depart" The Aralonche, of
the same city, edited by a soldier who
saw actual service at the head of hi.
regiment during the whole war, pro.
claimed for the departure" long be
fore the lamented Vallandigham CAV,
shape and vigorous life to it.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

lkJ Paper petticoats having come into
fashion, the following advertisement there
Of appears in England: "Madame Percalo
begs to call the attention of ladies
about to visit the seaside 10 her new and
richly embroidered paper petticoats, at ono
shilling each. Each petticoat contains an
tic interest +, by Anthony TrolIope, entitled
ZGeks aud Frills. The story will DO com.
plete in fifty weekly petticoats." lna.' i.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
FORWARD, DEMocRATs.-l

can never be carried for u new revol,
ton. We must 90 forward, and nat
back We must demand self-goyern.
ment for all, and guarantee equal rights
u every man Democrats must be
democratic to succeed.-Jom quincy
Albums.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

FISK is what l'alstaff would have
been if Sir John had been possessed of
Admiral Jims ducats.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

BouRBoNs, TAKE NoTicE.-Warl.,.
islates. History is full Of its cnac, +.
ments. 1t has legislated here its work
is fixed, and let MS hope ended We
shall not 90 Backward Iym. s. Gro0.
beck.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

IT lurns out to be stuffed club
which did the work for Admiral Fisk.
on Wednesday last.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
ACES OF EMINENT MEN.

M.Thiers is "a years old, and succeeds Ia
an emperor aged SO. The King of Russia is
the same ago us Theirs. Won Moltke 10 20
Won Room, Gs, and Bismark 81 only.
Prince Gortschakoff is II. Lord Russell
is nearly 80; Mr.. Gladstone SO, Guizot 80,
De Remusat "a, st. Marc Girardin 20,
Dnfaure 70, V. Hugo 60, Cremieux Is,
and Jules Favre G2. The Duo de Nsmou-
RS is 81 years old, tho Prince do Joinville
SO, the Ducd' Aumsle 40, and the Oomte
do Chambord 81. Gambetta is only 32,
and the Comte de Paris 80. Jules Simon
isaged 81, Lore Granville sc, and Louis
Blanc SO. i.-'i ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN,
John II. oberly Co. nave reduced the sub
scripton puce Of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin to
One DIldr per aaaina. making it the cheapest pa.
per published in Southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

RADIcALisM, all over the country, is
engaged in abusing Governor Hoffman
for his manly proclamation in defense
of the right of parade. The applause
which he won from sensible men of all
parties is unbearable to the little
wretches whom providence in his in
scrutatablc ways permits to edit radical
papers. The governor is damned for
what he did, and would have been
damned had he approved of the Kelso
order. This is radical logic, and is
fair sample of radical dealing with any
thing tinged with dcmocracy-man or
measure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

SOUTHERN ILLlNoIs.-Egypt is like
a very fair hcicr.-Mc BiLh.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

THE SoUTH's TRrE LAMENTATIoN.
Our inheritance is turned to strang-
ors, our houses to aliens, Servants
have ruled over Us; there is none that
doth deliver us ont Of their hands
The crown is fallen from our head !;
wo unto MS that we have sinncd.-
TDe BibI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
THE BULLETIN.
SUNDAY MoRNTSGJuLr 16, 1871.
JOHN II. oBERLY, Enron AM PUBLISHER.
Tlgas Of rHr DAILY BuIIrtI>

IN. 0c,H papa NJ Aiemper oDun,y anil ofthc citv Of
CHry; NE Oa'V BDrH,g dgIy ~ SJU,htfH Illinois;
ppi,-dCGh iJHJHai; small, but fdlrisSs out
5t1lcH on al sub jocfs Of interest ~ tie public 1;
tf,k itrgs ant Increasing circulation, he Butte.
fm sDid'' NE patronage " Intelligent rcdicrs and
.aierpridn1 bIdaess men.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

pTA government agent has been sent
abroad, charged with the duty of ascertain
ing whether any European power is con-
nlving at or prepetpatlng any violations
Of international law in the shipment of
criminals to this country. The statistics
of tho past ten or fifteen years have do
monstrated the existence Of this scandalous
practice, and it is now announced that our
government has recently discovered new
facts which inculpate the foreign agents Of
our steamship companies.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16

sy- Bottling the SUM-, is the chsrac-
teristic title given by its French discover
er tc curious process by which the heat
Of the sun can be fixed in closed vessel
SO as to be used at will. A vase construc-
ted for the purpose is of the SUMS rays,
when it is Theoretically sealed with a
cork, through which q small hole has been
drilled. Upon holding a powerful lens
before this hole, aud cOnverging the impris-
oned rays on the wick of o candle about O
yard distant, the candle is lighted almost
instantly. The discovery is certainly
a most curious one, and may prove Of
great practical utility. ~L. II L.l..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-16
AVOID QUACKs.

A victim Of carly indiscretion, causing nervous
vain every advsrtlaed remedy. mas discovered .
sinpla means ofaslf.cure, which he Will send Tor
his iellov-sudereFs. Address, J. n. TUTTLE,
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ALL FOR NOTHING,

Address N P. BoYir 3 Co, ! Publishers.
A Park ersburg, Chester Co.. Pc.
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oye1nvrsnt q prote its own citizens
i hsn voting 10 - Officers, ana 8 thick 4 q,
sfsqsiirss tie country 10 LOOK q passise-
ly while mobs controlling various State
authorities harry those voters, IL viii
scertainly Be- necessary 20 y reconsider
some Il or rapsaies over the in6pits
superiority of the American % al Other
possible syatsnbs of government But if
tho United 6tatss aatholity Win amply
protect u citissnS q che national polls,
md secure tie equal liberty which ~
.guanatses, II win, perhaps, solve tie
problsa. For then iis nili.ary iosos
.sssh - hrss enough il every diaf.,
fsotsd 6tase, without supervising the.
local authority, to give heart 70 god
4cisissns. sS
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2 How TO Ma MAGE SETTING HENS.
1. Set the hen in place where she
will not be disturbed i. e }'#3-&&.
2. Give large hen twelve or thir-
teen eggs medium sized one ten Or
twelve, and la small one eight or nine.
8. Don't let the hen come out Of
the sitting-room until she has hatched,
but keep her supplied with food and
water. 81
q. When chicks ere hatohed, leave
them - the nest for eight o. tan hours.
8. Don't NEEDLE With tho eggs dur.
ing iueubation turning them once !
day, and all such foolishness, il opt to
prevent the eggs from hatching.-
Southern FarHsr. A4 u.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-04-06

Fyahy Pie Crus..-Pie crust is
rendered ':aaky" b. rolling il out .
number Of times. A little butter with
lArd makes the crust Srieer; mix hsii
the shortening with two thirds Of the
-four; add just enough cold water to
aid in rolling il out-roll from you
add bit more shortening and -four
It should be made Is quickly as posi-
bly,, and kept oool-cold even. Crust
can be made without shortening, BY
using potatoes that have been boiled il
salt water, then strained /; they are wet
with sour milk, is which soda has been
dissolved aud made roll-out-able by the
addition Of sufficient -four. In re.roll
ing pastry, simply fold it over, instead
of working it with tho hands. ..s7
~ A.
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4 Now, my boy" said the commit
!: teeman, i'll bad : mince pie,. and
should give two.twelfths Of it to John,
two-twelfths to lisa &C, two-twelfths to
Harry, and should take half the pie
myself. what would there be left speak
mp loud, 80 that al can hear
y 8 Tho plate !" shouted tho boy
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TIME FOR cows 10 ColGn II.

A COW that drops her calf il April Is
Of moro value than ono that comes in
earlier 10 the year With the same care
and feed. If your COWS drop their
oalvesin February, q the drst part Of
March, you viii have . feed largely
with grain, ;rooh, etc., the rest Of the
feeding season, and you will make an
article of butter which must be sold
immediately, as you can not keep
spring butter, nor can you make butter
as oheaply With the mercury At zero Of
below, as when thirty to sixty degrees
above. b The first Of Jans, whether
you have fed extrs Or not, your cows
will fall off in quality Of milk, and you.
viii have = small yield Of butter
through the best part of the season ;
when, if they had come in; six or eight
weeks later they would have gone
out to grass heavy and ssrong, and Cd
pable Of the best quality Of butter. By,
tho first Of October Your COWS VIII 'bes
nearly Of quite dry, when if they had
dropped stheir. j oslvesa in April, you
would have found that October Was the
most profitable mouth of the season.
And further you will fud ethnn
month and the next the best TO- feed
grain to cows. All COWS ID the hord
should drop their calves as near the
same time as possible. If one, should
drop her calf after you have commence
ed to pack, and put away butter, do not
put her milk with the others for two.
weeks or more, as It is impossible to
keep butter made from it, and il will
damage sthe~rest. This is one very CONS
mon source of an occasional bad tub Of
butter. - z :, =. u. -, - 4
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" arnsrss, Pile Ready hasa usvsr failed
(ot even In one % cure The very worst cases Of
Blind, ltohing Or Bleeding Piles. Those who Ars IT
nctsd should tmm ediatsIy their druggist end
get Waynsr,s nls Rssssd1. Il = expressly for ths
Plss and ID not recommended to cure any other die
ease It has cured many cases of over thirty years
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OVER 400 PAGES


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The z ouat,q.1 Folks Rural.

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Published a. Chicago BY H. NE. Lewis,
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a magasins for Boys and Girls, similar In
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STATE RAILROAD leHDs.


An Act 70 test the validity and provide
for the equitable adjustment Of osrtain
Stats Railrdsd Bonds. 8 II; s3.. hi s@ 55sst &
WHKREAs, By ansact Of tho Lsgis.
hture Of the State Of Minnesots, ap-
proved on the 18th day of March, a.
D. 1870, and submitted to and ratified
bya msiorlty of the electors Of the
State, % opportunity was offered to the
holders m tho Minnesota State rail.
i road bonds TO exchange the came tor
The 600. 900 acres Of Improvement lands
held b. Me State. n
Amp WHEREAS, Under and pursu-
ant e The terms Of said act, Selah
Chamberlain and others deposited cor
tain of said bonds with the State Aud
tor, and BY reason of the refusal Of the
i other holders Of said bonds To- deposit
The sams under s4id act, the aforesaid
owners Of said bonds were unable to
Obtain payment OF said bonds 80 de.
pasted ont Of said lands; - =
AND WH1REAs, Doubts prevail as
% whether said bonds constitute legal
and valid indebtedness against the State,
Or II % to what extent or amount;
Now THEREroRI, To determine tho.
validity Of said bonds, and the amount
! justly and equitably due thereon from
the State, and to provide for the equits-
BE adjustment of the amount so found
. b due, h 81 nj n&rE ri
Be Il saacsed BY the Legislature of the
State Of Mianesota 4a MAJ
sECTIoN l. The Governor shall ap-
point three disintesested persons learned
Id the Inv, either residents or non resi-
dents Of the State, who shall be sworn
toimpastially perform their duties M
der this oct, and shall constitute board
! Of commissioner, and who are hereby
authorized and directed to determine
4 and adjudge whether the State Railroad
Bonds, deposited with the State Audit
or under and pursuant to the afore.
said act Of the Legislature, are legal
and equitable obligation against the
State, and if 20, to ascertain and award
the amount due upon said bonds, upon
the basis Of the cost Of such bonds to
the deposition thereof, with the interest
upon such cost It the rate Of seven
per cent per annum, annually. and to
fils their determination and award with
the Governor before tho first day OF
July, a. D. 1871.
sSIG, 2. The said commissioners shall
have the power to issue subp~nas and
reauire and compel the attendance of
witnesses TO administer oathe, and
ssnan posses all the powers OF judges Or
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The Young Pilot.

An original Monthly Magazine for Young
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stories, history, travels, puzxles, 10. IS
psgss. s5'2 ss sS=3 ].5 :..=sl II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

Jatarrh of Twenty-Five Years Standing,
With Droppinss in Throat almost to
q Choking, Headache, Pains in Shoulders,
Back and Kidneys, and Entire Breaking
Down of the y, stsm,-Cured by Constitu
tionsl CataIrh r. medy. = esssa asf.
GO Mesars sLHTLEFIELD d hAxEs, Proprieters
OF UsastltatloaAi Cs.srrh Remedy, Maaenes-
ter, n. Il
1 re.ids 81 Manchester, N. H., and previously
tesidsa ut Hsnntker, and ain q native 81 Wsars
.h.s otxse. 1 have aad tAiarrh twenty i've
,sars, ever since WAS ninetesn yests OLD hAe
Il Dad oil the ,ime IL raa all tAas PERIOD, and
Al , hls it wosId ma a p and dep -down IN my
ga oat, eau. ing fseiiug OF ehoAing, 30 that l
xsuid sprias up In bed to save myself frOu
..Fansu. at.ol. 1t afeSt,d my heaa, 90 that
felt cohlssed, and WAS II 1bied with severe
| aeadashe ut tntervals, for .sek ~ time. 1
$50 aad pains in sheuissrs, back ana ktsneys.
| from which suffered In mszseiy. 81 bad were
| they that . year 20 last summer was oeiIged
to lac in bed most of the time for thrss months
have tried ali kinds OF snuff snd Cat~rra rem
| sdi.s with no particular bsneht, and consulted
shysisinnt. L lad n Gackins cough. l began
| to take the Consfitafiuaat UdtdrFh Remedy iasl
August began to grow better before finishing
ne first bottle. | an nov the third bottle
| Wy ost.rTh 10 cared; my health Ia restored
| / have ne psins, aches or coughs. Ny shOl'
/ .ysiem is m sds over new. | know 1t Ia thu
| nsdiciue that has rescued me from intease sui
! serins and almost tn grave l. am now abe x
do the hardest work and bear the greatest ex
| uosnre ard fesi that cann"t cay too Gsh Il
| asvor ofthe Cou-tituf'ena Fa'ars k-m@hs
| MISE 4 -LA\DEGs
| &anehsster, y. Ii Eet. }, 1871.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-20

The congregation of the. Rev. DR.. Cheevsr
vhsn he preached in the stone church vh'e
stood where Tifany's nov s.aads. vas no
rich, and therefore let his salary ran -behin'
some sixty thousand dollars. When th
church was sold this was paid. prineips
and ipterest, aud be now lives in . villa u
New Jersey, and enjoys. as was once &c
marked by druggist his opium cum dig'
fails