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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
ORANGE DAY.

AFTER THE RIoT-sEARcHING FOR PAPA.
Late in the day young; woman, lead
ing by the hand boy and GIRL aged
respectively FIVE and six years, applied
for admittance at the morgue. She ex-
planned that she was in quest of her hus-
band, Dennis Mcmahon. He had been
shot in the right hip and abdomen, and
conveyed to the hospital, but died shortly
after being admitted. The officer in atten-
dance explained TO the woman in as few
words as possible, and kindly asked what
disposition she wished 10 make Of the body
Trembling like an aspen leaf, she lstene ed
to the story, her face changing from pale
TO e contradict Sh t hea s. ory While listening
to the details of the death Of her husband
whose last moments had teen spent in
receiving the consolation of his priest
the children, unconscious Of the magni
tude of their loss, were meanwhile run
ming round among the piles of collins, ask
ing for papa. The little boy pointed
innocently to pile of children's collins
and said 10 his baby sister: "See wheia
they put little girls; oh pretty pretty !
rubbing the side of the little coffin with hi
hand In the meantime the little girl, IL
her search for papa" was endeavoripe
to lift up the lid of a coffin, and peerine
through the space between the lid and thu
edge Of the coffin, said: "Here's papa, al
ice. "No, God forbid, darling" said
the mother, "papa is not here. The Incl
dent moved to tears all who witnessed il
and when the woman explained that she
had not enough money to pay her cal
fare to Catbarinc ferry, which she wished
to cross to her priest, dozen hands wen
into as many pockets, and a good little
purse was instantly made up for her.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
personal,

| -ODonovan-Rossa the Irish exile,
has gone into the insurance business in
New York.
The venerable Peter Cartwright, the
pioneer preacher of the state, is in rapid
ly declining health at his home near
Pleasant Plains, in Sangamon County.
Oliver Optic and Virginia F. Town
send will follow Edward Everett Hale's
example in the reading Of stories, instead
of lectures, TO lyceum aulienece' next
winter
The American old Felio,o, published
monthly by the Odd Fellow Association,
will hereafter be conducted by Orange
Judd, proprietor of the American Agri-
culturist
The New York star says that but
for the " devilsh services Of Louis Jen-
nings, now managing editor of the New
York Times, the late HenryJ. Raymond
might have been alive and we'll, to-day.
What does this mean?
The " Homecoming Of the Marquis
of Lorne and the Princess Louise, at
| Inyerary Castle, has been fixed for the
month of August, when the queen will
honor the Duke Of Argyll with visit,
and there will be high jinks in the
Highlands.
The rnasons of Virginia City do not
\ Al. in m a-t
Far. In card, denying many of thu
Newspaper stories Of events in her life
she says once, in pecuniary strait
she applied to the order for relief
and that the aid she got was embraced il
the following language, from one Of the
committee Of gentlemen appointed tC
wait on her: "Well, Mrs. Fair, II woman
with such pretty face ought to be able
TO support ''rse!f without applying TO
the masons.
Mrs. c. l.. Vallandigham, accompsn-
led by her young son, il in Cumberland,
Nd, and is stopping at the residence of
her brother-in-hw, DR., II. ). McKaig.
We very greatly regret, says the Cunber-
land .Nelos, TO be informed that this es.
timable lady is still in deplorabie state
Of mental and bodily health, superinduced
by the tragical death of her husband
| Sac is in such q condition as to be scarce
| ~ aware of the presence OF her friends,
1t is to be hoped that she will be soon
| improved.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
THE CHOLERA IN POLAND.

rn vr,ns, rs
ITS RAVAdEs IN roNm sTovrTs
ROUTE OF TIM h.r go, moss
Mp STRICT VuANA r,ar.s . '''''' ~ '0'''
THE bhsl ri'h = ~
Ntrom the Ne" iorA heraI)
The Asiatic Cholera mas made IT'S APP
pearance in Poland. Inc news has Oeeh
officially announced by the Russian au-
thorities. Distantly removed as Poland
is from this country there is yet something
in the announcement Of the appearance Of
this terrible scourgo in far-off Poland
which calls up un pleasant memories. II
we mistake not it was in 1917 the plague
broke out nercely in the Indies, and after
decimatina towns and CARRYING of large
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

all, to draw pay for it. aud tLsu to be cru
ely turned out because his name con
nences with i instead Of a ID is
enough 10 cause the victim of such a
o;~or,,.,spcc 70 f3rswear Grant forever.
How can Ben help it that his name
Isn't pcnt2 unh ppy Bent. Cruel
Grant
| RocnrFonr and Logan are both re-
ported to be dying with consumption.
Both with to attract attention and ere.
ate sympathy by their pretended deter
mination to die with the Aowers-Roche-
fort to save his neck and Logan to OBJ.
tain a nomination TO the presidency
Rochefort will, probably, succeed in his
desire and, if Logan cannot get the
radical presidential nomination by fall
ing into the arms of the Methodist
church and consumption at the same
time, he might as we'll hang up the fd.
die and bow of political scheming
The Peoria Transcript says that If
the republicans do not nominate Ogles-
by for congressman-at large the party
will be inevitably defeated. The par
ty will be defeated anyhow, but this
talk about Mr.. Oglesby's great strength
is sl CANNON. lie would not make as
popular a candidate as our fellow-citi-
zen. Hon. d. W. Mum. He is not as
able a stumpcr-not as strong in any
respect. Mr. Mum can get up more
enthusiasm in a republican crowd in a
minute than Oglesby can raise in a
week. Mum is the better man, and
should receive the republican nomlna-
ton.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
From speeeh BY Senator DooliIte dsliUerei at DE-
tro1 in 1858

From q sp,ech BY Senator Doo,iie. deliuerei at De-
trV1, in 1865.
lie, q. .ct by the people ofthe S,un, as q I'm lu.
" posed u do ~ the I.ailims after they had re
led Sss nsi X Jme aud had b.cn put dOwn 10y
'h- srtnI~s Ui that power When the question
tr9se 10 the senate What snail he done with
l. i1in and the people OF Lblum ? there were
s'ins even there NhO shouted: "COnh scate their
- 'riy, make them slaves" There was, how.
''rl, nuus LhAt DAY VINO would have made them
"a =. ~ thslrOS q -lave. But Camillus, whose
> ~'s,h ~ single line has made his name 40
itnth, I'D. : nat Drs, let Us make them fellow
, Lsns, nj thu, add TO the power and glory Oi
IN % Let u, nos that they h ave laii down the
" ~ Of he rebellion and have renewed their
.'."S eh'e y tue unIOn aud the flag. make the
p llArru people our fe low -.ltiZa aus, snd thus
" q % the p0Ser al glory OF the natI1n.
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SUSAN Is. ANTHONY uIssrn
from Repor. OF susau's Lecture in San Rr
!

clhcO
fou have had terrible case here
Who protected Mrs. Fair when she was
s n,lle child Loud Kisses. Ifall men
b,olected all women there would be no
- 'a, tMrs' lllisses.l tell you that
n" el's there }, one woman who is WAITING
m..ti,,esPec'' lhdignity of character, in
p1Pflsty OF behavior, who is not MS strong
a. 600 can possibly make her, there are
cpmot wv u''dre' Ia 'hs shape Of man &c
it, Cheers l know nothing 80 p.''tN'
merits Of the Fair case but d" Wv
that woman never gets protection "A, ny" ~
hands OF man except 80 far ms she nr i
tects herself P''
You women who have kind broths
= anu husbands and sons, j ask you TO io
q WIN US IN this movemint, SO that won,
can protect herself
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
MISSOURI MUTUAL

Ranks high in the list OF sound, thrifty Western
Llfe compan,es. go. ' ...F
il has ample captal-sl26,0o0. .. t... .....
IL has assets more than enough TO cover It's
liabilities in additoL 10 the capitals
II has one hundred thousand dollars deposited
with The State Of Missouri as n perpetual guar.
antee TO its policy holders.
II has complied fully with the new laws OF he
State vhieh are quite rs exacting and more rigid.
lv enforced than those Of Eastern states, " 7
ii invests its fnnds 10 the West, among the
people from whom they are received.
It's management Is vigorous, skillfu and pru
dent. T. -. %
ALREADY more than sufficient Ia pay its losses I. 70
IL issues policies upon the Ordinary life and an /.
dowment plans, at the same rate rs other first.
class companies
The stock holders can receive only ten per
cent. Of interest ON their capital, BY the terms at
the charter.
The annual dividends TO policy holders are al.
| ready greater than many old Eastern Companies
| have eve been able to pay, ',-
The State Of Illinois paid last year about ionr
| million dollars for Life Insurance. Nl'" t.N''
| why send so much money out OF tire state--.
| away to New York AMI New England Cor an article
thai may be produced just AZ cheap v Tor more sc
WOOD a Low.
aprz'"awu Agents ~ Cetros
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

Hos. O. II. BROWSING has been
nominated by the Mt. Carmel Demo-
'0H a. the democratic member for con
gre'' from the state at large Brown
iug IL whole team.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
QUESTIONABLE pytrcK

Inc Conrier-Journdt says The San
Francisco Eranirer accuses the Memphis
appeal OF telling a fAlsehood. IL is com
pariuveiy safe, when there !, halfa con
unsnt between you and u Memphis edi-
! tor, TO tell him that he lies, but Il is death
under any other circumstances.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

WE synpa'hizs with Mr. Charles
Bent, the editor Of tina whiteside Sent;
mel. To got IN appointment under the
government, to perform its duties, to en-.
JOY its honors, and, the sweetest part 0.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

THE grand jury, at Louisville, last
week, found true bills against the man.
Hgers OF the Kentucky lottery system,
aud strong effort is being made to
break it up.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

bW A Boston correspon lent Of the Sa-
lem Mass.) Gazette has been looking at
General Butler in court, and says that his
aspect there is sis not brilliant, but clumsy
and gumpish, rather" Also this: "One
source Of General Buffers success 10, he
knows more, and knows better how and
when to use what he knows than many
others in his line. Another source is, he
despies nothing and nobody until he IL
done with them, and can make no more
use of them ILL II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

rHE annual county fair of Rock Is
Lad, County will be held at Rock Island
81 August 18th, 10Th and Both, and
~ September lst and ID.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

Col JOSIAH GIVEN, of Ohio, is
prominently mentioned in Washington
In connection with the commissionership
Internal revenue in case of vacancy
that office. Colonel Given has been
'o's number Of years deputy commits,
''Oher' IN charge Of a special division
VI ,ne internal revenue bureau, and i
a,d to be backed ny influence power
ful with the administration
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

fHr Cincinnati Eaqm;rer read. Gen,
Mcclellan ", out Of the democratic party.
The Enquirer is not the infallible oyoon
OF the party, authorized to hurl its an.
s'hsmas. tits ofthe Toombs democrac
stupid and vindictiye. Witbon,
ability it driyels; without wisdom. i
makes an ass Of itself without tru,
appreciation of democracy, it is a suffi
'.n' weapon in the hands of the radi
Gals, aud supplies to tina, narty tbm
sands Of votes. Pay
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

B6~The Aurora Beacon says: ave
were yesterday honored with a call from
Rev.. Burlingsme, father of Hon. Arson
Burlingame famous first as an American
statesman and Ambassador, and at tle tin .
ot MS death Minister of china to the Pow.
ers of America and Europe. Mr.. Bur-
lingsmc is now visiting his relatives in
this city, tho Breeses and Wormleys. For
fifty years he has been acting as q pioneer
of civilization, from Ohio to California,
and is now settled to spend theremainder
of his days in Dunton, Cook county
whence he emigrated to California in lS49.
MIR. Burlingame is yet hearty, old style
Methodist preacher" .. To-.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN.
John H. oberly Co. nave reduced the sub.
-crip,on pnce Of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin to
op Do,!ar per onn"D'. making Il the cheapest pa.
nsrpubi.hed in Southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22

the New YORK World on Senator Doo'ittle.l
"His record is so consistent and untar-
nisted that IL may be kikened TO straight
line drapn across a pussie-a etear beam,
uasOwped BY The .fnctuating atmosphere
VI American politics, through the past
tneptv wears"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
For President, 1872,
JAMES X. DOOLITTLE,

Subject 10 the dectsion Of the NATIONAL dem.
Ocratic contention.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-22
THE BULLETIN.
SATURDAY MORNING, July 90, 1871.
JOHN n. oBERLY, .EDIroR AND PrHtisHER.

10 Official paper Of Alexander county AMI Of the oity Of
Cpro; As olyBOrning d1iig ~ Southern ILLINOIS !,
de,i,'neaM i2WHdi; smdI, bat fearless; out
tpot,a on oil subjects Of interest 10 ne public (;
lciis llrgs api increasing circulation, fhe Bpiie.
fH sDlaoS' NJ p1fronaq, Of Intelligent readers dNd
oq's p-taag bastaess men.
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,IPMYTiH&.

rHROM TIC work - printing IN msny and
u and ysrIsa soiSrs ss.ess Saap rsss s On The
sSS pfirtsns oilss.S This q NJ mott rsasrksble
Inc work, In soiored pnntips, Of ten ordinary
presses thereby reducing the cost Of that chsrac.
Ter Of work 70 very low raw.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1871-03-30
17-----------------"
One More Dead Man.

We call attention 10 the despatch
from South Carolina, printed on ouI
drst page. DR.. Winsmith has been as
saulted in his own house aud shot six
times and MORALLY wounded.
This gentleman we personally knew
and speak of from personal knowledge
He was a native Southern man, OF one
Of the best families of the State, q
man Of high standing and irreproach'
able character. lie was man of large
property before the war and since
He was honored, we believe, BY elcc-
ton for sixteen successive years as
State Senator from Sparteuburg
county.
He had reached the ripe age oI
seventy years. and up to last autumn
was universally popular and respected.
In the lust political campaign he
took his stand as o Republican hon-
sstly, firmly, yet moderately He did
il from sincere conviction, asking no
Office, and refusing to be candidate
On him no " consori,ng with the low.
er classes for political power, no cor
ruption, no misdeed of any kind can be
charged. lie became q Republican
aud therefore was doomed. Neither
age, family property. past honors, nor
present worth counted at all. lie
dared to be Republican and is dead.
That is the whole stOry.-Uashingtoa
Chronicle.
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IS the House, on Monday night,
Hon. John Cummings, Of Spyder,
rose to personal explanation lie
commented with indignant severity
on the conduct Of newspaper in his
district, whose editor seems to have n
very inadequate appreciation Of the
valuable cerviccs Of tho faithful vigi.
Iant, appropriate representative from
Seliusgrove, who is, among his ssso-
ciatcs, distinguished for his fidelity to
tho interests OF his constituents Ii
is q pity that the Democracy, when
they fud among their leaders q man
with SO much culture aud ability 10 is
possessed 10y Maj Cummings, have
not sense enough to stand by him. IL
Is well known here that ho other Dem
ocrat could carry that district, and
the envy Of his popularity should not
10 carried 50 far as to create party
discussions 10 Soyder; otherwise the
little good sonss that remains 10 the
ranks OF the untcrri6cd will bs forced
over to Us, aud in that case VIC nigh,
expect to find "old Jack. with his
great power Of bis political logic,
smashing the heads Of the party clowns
who are nov making faces at him
State Journal.
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DESCRIPTION OF THE PENINSULA,

Embracing the counties Of Anae Asun
del. Calvert, Charles. 81 Mary's,
Prince Georges and Montgomery.
Moryland.s ~
This territory, lying between tho
thirty-eighth aud fortieth degrees OF
nor,h latitude, and bounded on the
east by the chesapeake bay, and
west by the Potomac river, 10 re-
markable for the salubriiy and
heallhiulncss of its climate, and Its
soil is passed for produc,ive0ess
10 the world. Y
Belted and net-worked bv rail.
roads already built. Others In process
OF construction, and others projected.
and now traversed by the Patoxept
river. about equi distant between the
Potomac river and Chssa peaks bay.
this section must, in Q few years, be.
come oss large gardss Of frait, vegs-
tables and howers, to supply the
markets Of Baltimore, Washington,
Annapolis, Alexapirie, end the To-
land towns every whcrs spriugiss up.
The iaost remote part ofthis tsrrisosy
NOT over two houS' ride By rail or
sis BY water from other Of ihs large
sities psme1. on account Of their 10
crewiog population asd wssIsh, msst
furnish and prcves pvodtsbls ssd
pIsassst investmsbt ~ capital. y
BaItiooye alone will reudev the
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mR that amount. and unimproved, At
pro rata rsduetion. In one neigh
b orhood 10 Prince Georges County.
J ying on both sides OF railroad and
adjacent to 10, three Thousand acres Of
such land may be Sought for a slight
Iexcess ofIonc hundred thousshd dol.
lsfs. Capitalists look to yosr inter-
csis. Farmers in Pennsylvania, New
York, New Jersey and Delaware, sell
your lands that will bring you from
one hundred TO two hundred aud City
dollars pcr acre. to your less enter
prisiog neighbor and ceme In here
now and buy lands better than yours
at from one-third to ouc- -fifth the price
YOU get. snd land, too, that one horse
will work easier thsn thrco will yonrs.
This Is no hombug the land is for
rsle, come and SEQ IL, and the mo {
skeptical viii DO satisfied. One.hali
of the advantages oaopot be written
or printed-can only be appreciated
when seen.
All applications 10 person made, or
all Communications to be addressed to
me at BIadensburg. on Washington
Branch Of Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. Prince Georges county. Mar
ylspd. JOHN G MITCHELL
Raai Estate Attorney.
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The Outbreaks In France.

VERSAILLES. March 2s.--M. Theirs
is in receipt Of q communication fr0u
Bismarck containing an offer by Ger
many to assist the French Govern
mcnt in suppressiue the revolutionary
disturbances 10 Paris. NJ. Theirs,
however acting under the instructions
of the Assembly, has transmitted to
Bismarck dccliuatiop of the said offer
adding that the Government would
institute active measures against the
insurgents if those disturbances did not
cease within q limited period.
The government has determined on
a pewerinl effort to subdue
the disturbances 10 the capital. aud
unless the Reds surrender in few
days, dissolve their organization, aud
pcaceably dispersc. tho steps which
have titus far been delayed by reason
Of various influences and considerations
acting on the government will then be
taken, aud q body Of troops sufficiently
strong to compel subsection will be de-
spatched to Paris to attack aud subdue
the insurgents.
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A ur.vx Sunnrssrn1. Fonnrp

a HEAVY SUCCESSFUL FoRoERY,-
Baltimore, March 23.--Yesterday at
ternoon u man aged about twenty
eight. giving the name Of John B.
Thompson, called at the Third Ma.
tional Bank Of This city, and prescnt-
cd letter Of introduction purportiog
to be from l. B. ColtingtoD 4 Co, of
New York. He stated in conversa-
ton with the cashier that he intend led
to enter into business here, and dc
sired to keep an account with the
Third National Bank, and before leav-
ing tho bank deposited certified
check 10 tho name of j.. B. Coltiogton
q Co. for sl3 900. He returned
soon afterwards md saying that he had
immediate use for some money; drew
check for $4,000, which was cashed
After he bad left the bank second time
Telegram was sent tn New York aud
reply came that the letter aud check
were forserics The affair was placed
in the hands Of detectives, but Thomp-
son has not yet been apprehondcd
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greatest pertinacity, even whom DE-
tectcd, ss frequently occurred, in the
act Of ,ransgrcssing, in various ways.
He persisted 10 denying the murder Of
Bay most solemniy, snd asserted thut
II would be discovered some time that
he had not committed the murder.
He tried by 40 ingenius device to
east suspicion upon smother cdaored
man, who has LETT this locality sioce
the. murder occurred. Britton made q
statement to our reporter concerning
bis movements on the night Of che
murder, but inasmucb as il was d.
reetly ccutraryyto the sworn Testimony
Of several reliable witnesseR we hay,
not doomed IL worthy Of publication
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TnE impeachment trial Of Gov. Hol-
den. Of North Carolina, was brough,
to close on Wednesday last, when a
vote was taken and he was found
guilty on six Of the eight charges pre-
fcrred agoint him. The result was tc
be expected, rs the Senate is in tbs
hands ofthc democracy. Tho odcuce
Of Gov. Holden, is we'll stated by th,
Press thus-loyalty, the faithfal ad
ministration Of his duties. the protec.
tiou of the loyal people of the State,
the suppre ssiou Of the KukluK, The
armiue Of the negro militiu, aud per
sistcnt opposition to the rebel Democ,
racy. p