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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30

BoARDIHG.-A desirable front room to
rent with board suitable fer two persons
Also few single gentlemen can be accom-.
modated with board, Apply ON i hJccuth
street, Commcrcal-nvcnuo and Poplar st.
sept2Sdlw
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NEW RESTAURANT

Harry Walker informs his friends and
the public generally, through the columns
Of THE BULLETIN, that he has fitted up Il
lrs,-closs restaurant in the front basement
ofthc St. Nicholas hotel on Commercial av-
cnuc. Game, fish, oysters, and every lux
ury Of the season will be served 90 guests.
The best Of wines and liquors will be al
ways on hand, and the finest cigars wait.
ing TO be pulled away into fragrant smoke.
Meals will be furnished at all hours, and
guests will receive polite and constant at
teniior. Harry I; determined to make his
restaurant q success and popular resort
for the leisure hour. 1w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30
HOOFLAND'S
ERMAN BITTERS:
uOOFLs sSD'S

(E r M A N TO N &c;
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30
ST. LOUIS FAIR.

Begins Oct. END and Continues until
Oct. 9TH.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30
AVOID QUACKS.

victim Of early ,nd,ssrsnsa. ssusils nsrvous
debility, premature dsea,. &C.. having tried In
vain every advertised remedy. hss discovered .
simple means Of seK-eurs, which be will sssa
tree to his fsllov-sufiersry. J, n. ksnvas. No. -
Nissan street, Nev.York. saSSsvy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30

NoTIcE.-Chris. Anthea has opened mis-
new meat market in Paul Schuh oli drug
store, two doors below the post office
on Commercial avenue, end invilc- all his
acquaintance to trial or his cut meats.
Beef, pork, veal, mutton saUsuge, Sc, &c.
Also corncd beet, pork and bacon. His
shop is kept in the best of style, and hi
customers served with neatncss and dis
patch. The proprietor, Ar. Anthcs, HIM
self attends to the shop, and his CUSTOM
ers may always feel assured OF fair and
honorable treatment, tmi ,eeight, and the
right change Jach whether they send their
children, or servants or attend market
themselves. scptGdlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30

The family grocery store Of B.Nhy *
Koehlcr is being patronized largely by poo
pie who like dne groceries. Their location
on the north side Of Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington av-
cnues, is II central one, and their stock has
been selected with discrimination, there-
fore this new candidate for public patron
age meets exactly the wants Of the pco-
pie. Messr'. Koehler X BiXby propose to
keep up their reputation byalways selling
the best of all sorts of groceries to their
patrons and the public, knowing that pee
pie generally arc aware Of tire fact that
really good articles Of any kind are al
ways the cheapest in the end. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30

PHILLIP BAUGH is master OF his trade
and warrants all of hls work to be of the
rery best material and manufacture; guar
antecs Il complete fit and entire satisfac-
ton, isnot confined to any'particular style,
but make: every variety of boots and shoes
from the heaviest cowhde to the finest
French calf and morocco. He also keeps
large stock on hand, Of his o,ra U,aaHtac-
tire, and any one desrous of purchasing
good custom work cheap should call on
him at his shop on Eighth ST., south side,
near corner of Ohio lcvce, Cairo. diff
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30
10000 ~ PREMIUms.

EdJ-sEiD PoR CATALOGUE.
A. B, BARRETT, President,
e.. y. kALB, Secretary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30
[CHAs. NJ. EVANS. Proprietor.

FOTIntT M'JHchsoH N"'
n,L,, ar for sale by Druggist
aol NJ cine Dsalr ~ eyerywher
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LETTER LIST.

The following Is a list OF letters remaining IN.
called for IN the posio'ice at Cairo for the ,yeek
en- ling Friday, september 23l:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-30

RELIABLE AND SAFE.-Dr. Henry Root
and Plant Pills are mild and pleasant in
their operation, yet THOROUGH, producing
no nausea or gripping. Being entirely
vegetable, they can be taken without re-
gard to diet or business. They arouse the
liver and secretivc organs into healthy
action, throwing oif disease without ex-
haustng or debiitating the system. Try
them and you will be satisfied. Price -
cents box. Sold by druggists and deal
ers in medicine everywhere. Prepared by
the Grafton Medicine company, ST. Louis,
Missouri. my9lm
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DIR. HOOFLAN ND's
ID Q E Fl Y L L I N

DR. Substitute tor Mercury Pills.
ILLS A DOSE. The most powerful, yet
hocent, Vegetable Cathartlc known.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-04
.sqS~4lir g. rom IoA.
er livery si6x, COLOR AND

ON ANY UALTTY OF PAPER.
81 asa" rsUl.'- .~ift. ..f. .titrl' -..ffra ~
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-04

II y. AAnT : Co.,, IFfN Nv
La wholesale dealers, importers and COM
mission merchants In Groceries snd Drug.
Nos. %, IS and u Tchoupitoulss Street, New
Orleans, La. We keep constantly ON hand
Liquors, Teas, Tobacco, Segars, Susar, Coffee,
Provisions, and al descriptions Of Groceries,
Dyrugs, Che.nicsis. Dye Stuff, Paints, Oils,
VArnishss, Window Glass and Patent Medi-
cihe~. January l, 1870. n15y
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MUSCULAR METHODSTS.

Dlsgracefal Christian Riot Mt Rockville Gen.
tre-Preacher Kelsey Arrested-A Man
Threatens to clay Him Low',-The Fight
Against the Conference.
-Four months ago the people OF Long Island were shocked
at the turbulent proceedings Of the Mehodss Rockville
Centre, t. in attempting to eject Rev. Mr. Kelsey
the parsonage after they had driven him from the church.
The circumstances of the case tgen the HERALD
that time, do not need TO be month ago the
trustees called tho people together and they resolved
not 70 receive any minister from the Conference The
Conference, however, appointed Rev. Mesrs Corner and
Duchsv 70 take charge Of the circuit and alternately
in the old church The people knew that the new ministers
would contrive 10 get
and determined p.sysa. Kelsey concluded l..y.
S1,ioE Monday night and were believed many
&c ga's -as 'TSss
H
h,% TIA, b attempted to cross his hreshhod without
"pur 4 HoLx TN HIM.
o,ssT OF Dsy went nempead and
Justice di.chsrs.d MI Kelsey who returned the parson
in, ::s: %ss ny
fused Z, os so. ~. butcher 70
=. men down and anay reached Unit
seya life seemed in danger the Justice detailed consa-
bes ~ protect him, arrest of ty
members Of the church, including the useesprayns and
exhortina bAnds-on
CHARGE RIOT
Yesterday Sheriff Henry his deputies were busy max
Ing arrests Some found bail released while
were not 20 fortunate and placed In s This has had
sanitary effect, but viii be but temporary However Mr.
Ian yasy before bsy can resume operations Although
make war upon Mr.. Corner They will mol allow any one
connected with the Conference old church. and
deserving parties have been buried without funeral rites in
they are determined 70 have Of the
a,onnge or 70 a n ashes Mr. Corner Of present holds
The Keys and OF hia furniture house He will
not vacste the parsonage until compelled by law The old
church has been transformed Into lodging house
meals brought " them,
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Meeting Of tho Board Of School Commits
sionors.
The Board Of Education held their usual business meeting
yesterday afternoon at four o'clock. Mr. Bernard smy,h
! the chair, and eleven Commissioners present.
Communications received from the trustees various
wards concerning the increase Of teachers salaries absence
| OF teachers, &c.
Communication received from the trustees Of the
Board to commission John Stevens who 4 about 70
Italy ana Ssper. oSeisy . the Board; s"'D. .aa
unanimous vote.
Lat the q pupils Of classes DO fur
he
Miss Eliza Lsk - principal Of Grammar School ", in the
ponss yies Principal Of ar.mmar SCHOOL No in 4:
James WeS should give six piano to The pu
4s Of s S9s s from MT ,
CITY sgPlnIsrEsD.xr,s oyyrcx,l
re Ts1 HSSosAT1s Tnn soasp q S
sssaa 4 ss;.s sssss ss
Il. me s.Ss
been Visited for eIsminaiion By sssssn upsrnsend
;ssss {: /! r. 3:
in these schools va.
# =: ~ o IN
fcient The order and discipline In M to BE- excel
lcnt but in fifteen was evidently quite defective In most
10 be quite efficient The percentage Of dehcency here
ported In the classes examined 10 considerably below the
OF last indicating Improvement In the char
acter OF instruction in these classes This has been quite
while The general discipline 81 the schools A. far a. can
be ascerained at the visits Of the examiners, to DO
According to the returns for the month Of March, made to
by the principals OF the schools appears that At the
schools 800 pupils and that the attendance Of
pills month 66660 This shows the
average attendance during the month OF no. while the
Der Of pupils Register IL 7s6 less than At the close Of the
month r The q % g. % % during the
pupils promoted from the primary to tho schools
during the month 623 and the number OF pupils
pended or expelled for misconduct was A. principally from
male grammar schools
loss and Inconvenience by the absence Of teache the
grcgatc number OF OF absence amounting 1 which
04 Of the number reported during the correspond
ing month of last This ID serious evil, and
Board. be need Of additional regu
aton reference to the employment Of teachers 81 the
time the number OF teachers employed OF
the wards IL greatly In OF that allowed BY section
forty the bylaw In the Fourth ward to nearly
twenty-five cent This not only entails Unnecessary
pense upon the Board but gives schools thus
large humber OF teachers undue advantage Others
also respectfully call attention to the fact that
principal schools misconsrue the resolution OF the Board
allowing credit marks TO be given TO pupils absent IN
thus absent they actually and thus report
attendance OF pupils In their schools
In order that there should be correctness and uniformity
In this respect would suggest that this resolution receive
an authoritative explanation from the Board
HENRY RIDDLE, City Superintendent,
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Week ~ ~. Rsiaps- Scar. Small. Med. p,ph
4 ssS,; T.: ;r' '";:'A Y & e; =: "'''i

Tho following statistics show the amount OF labor
formed BY the Special Health inspectors during
house house, vaccinations, and grammar, primary
parochal schools In this CITY, In performing this duty they
have visited and freely offered vaccination In IL M families
and yaccinated persons. OF these 06 primary
and 1B70 secondary vaccinations.
In addition TO those there have been 239S children
primary and S3Bs secondary (vaccinaon revaccnaon
OF children In public schools performed only upon the
sent OF the parents previously asceaned BY the principals
teachers In their respective schools in cooperation with
the rules and direction OF the Board Of Education.)
The total OF the vaccinations performed by the
Upon reinspcction far II possible IN the limited
time that be devoted the persons upon
condary vaccinations have been made, seems worthy Of
remark that very large proportion have proved
and In this fact perhaps be found some explanation
TO the Of tho recurrence Of the present epidemic
specors during their visits those
with smallpox during the past three months OF these same
having refused vaccination when offered TO hem
the inspectors OF the Metropolitan Board OF Health while
performing similar service upon former occasion.
Tho susceptibility 70 the contaEion of smallpox TO
periods andthe fact appears with reference to
ctnation.
Another fact which may be mentioned and which, proba-
bly, has direct bearing the Of secondary
cnationa h that the virus fresh being used only the
first second day after has "been taken from care.
fny selected children Unless vaccine kept low
Temperature and excluded from the air rapidly loses it,
protective value.
AZ ordinarily carried in pocket by medical prac,iton-
sometimes for several days. the temperature OF the body
both In its selection and In s while fresh, be
ercised for tn protective value depend the life Of
the individual. Respectfully submitted.
NOREAU NORRIS, N. d., City Sanitary Inspector.
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o say That formed general opinion to her shssy
many persons that Knew her there was acquainted wan
sss: IL e: s:
Crtendsn WELL hink he was there in 1885, don't know
the paror Of the Tahoe House.
Resided in vren. c Sao On e npd on ,nc. 80. know the
defendant BY sight, don't think am acquainted with her
my line. 80
.n Reside e. n am practising lawyer in as city,
WIN ss
ing me draw paper or stated pa
S.an Sss d Ss T.
up tha. time had been her attorney shs talked to mo
sais
% NOT f , Hnc
ON that boat that e All the Conversation had with her
., TAsoz exoRaH r. orLLrs.
have CITY n ISIS q 1887 Know sSs
could s.%:
ws ss said so that wa. sbOu. he time as there IN
V IL
s s y fsS
Ss SsS room mo il he Virgins y Eoa:s
h' @ in sS Tahoe vb:S.,
Tahoe o nou,s was opened IN sspisSsr know
longer than year; beard her sister kept at time;
lived In III that Mr. Crcnden built adjoining and
lived In III don't know In what year Mr. Crttenden left
there; Mrs Fall presume, had many enemies there
about some trouble she had about some fags.
. r. d. BANCHEZ
Al the time OF the shooting residing at No. 69l Ellis
street. Mr. Crenden also living there; nothing OF the
night previous; on Tuesday night he homo to dinner
went out and returned about ten O'Clock at nght next
him at breakfasts he down stairs into the dining
was not In his room that night the next morn
ing; the outer door Of the house generally left
open for him II he was in would close the door Tues
day night he closed the door after he there
two doors the outer door only spring latch
had lock on IT, but was never locked
To Mr.. Cook-Am q son-n-law Of Mr.. Crittcnden on
Wednesday morning saw MIN at breakfast; him up
stairs Tuesday night he might have gone again after
that don't know whether he shaved himself; he always
made his change OF linens the night before the shooting don't
think he was homes think he said when he went out that he
would not return homo that night he moved house
two or three weeks before his his family at that time
not here the Monday before the shooting don't
think he went out that night.
To Mr. Cook know whether he went after ten
GHoRGE h. WILLS
was tho next witness Called and testified that he
gagged in Mr. Ctendens once the day OF the shooting
that Mr. Crittenden had been In court all day until about
quarter after three o'clock when he returned to the once
wness showed him lease OF assignment Of mortgage he
had drawn for $4,000 but mr. Crtenden said he had
time them and returned to the Office few minutes before
four O'clock looked the draft Of the lease made BY the
witness Of eight ten pages, interlnea.
ons and left the ONCE about quarter before i've o'clock
At i've O'Clock the court adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-20

Meeting Of tho National Board Of Undcr-
writer's.
The h annual meeting of The New National Board
Of Fire Underwriters held yesterday al the companys
No. lW and 1853 Broadway. There large
attendance Mr. Henry A. Oakley, presidents In the char.
The CHAIRMAN entered into retrospect Of the condissa
Of the prior 1865 Illustrate the benefits CON.
ferrsd upon business Of fire insurance by the for
nation OF the Nationsi Board. which brought
about among the underwriters Of the country .
better Acquaintance with each other. The bens-
At 70 the companies who report 70 the New
receipts from Sas in 1868 @ss63OO 1859 The
average percentage Of oses paid for the twelve
years has been 6 OF the received The
for has amounted to cent
the business from 1870 Amounts 1856 las
the paid dividends during the period
o showing that very large proportion of the ine
rest Investments necessary In order to meet those
dividends, leaving moderate amount additions aurplua
duringihs long period. The ability Of companies
write which In 1850 $22l for every dollar Of oss wae
IN pdO only $l9J 90 The aggregate average pcrcentageoS
prenums received on each 500 Of risk fell from 90 in 1868
TO 1880 IN 1870 showing that good deal OF the prosperity
Tho PREsIpKNT referred the failure OF companies
last owing to improper risks aken insufficient rates
obtained and hasy adjustments made, thereby encouraging
illegal claims In conclusion he strongly urged tho continue
The report OF Executive Committee was paxt read
which echo OF the Presidents remarks committee
Of hve was appointed TO consider both reports with
70 reorganization of the Board
Tho reasures report was by which appeared that
the receipts aud balance from last year ounled
Of &6.7lk
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SIZE WOULD BE A COUNTESS.

New York Bellies ROmance-DazzIcd by a
Coronet--Tho Stcru Papa and the Laughter
1t Observation-Disclosures and Mystery
The Secret Wedding and tho Separatiou-
Bigumy and q Broken Henrt-1Ium,s the
Word.
Miss p, young lady who II the happy possessor OF
great deal Of the necessary her right and whose
father reputed to be Of the weahies merchants
this city, having heard Of the festivities and aayeties
Washington well Of their recherche character decided
to leave her home the and visit friend living
the capital Of the United States For weeks everything
hustle and preparation AT last large Saratoga
packed she started for the place her coming
triumph. Her FRIEND young lady well known fashion.
able society in Washington, met her expected guest ct
IN COMPANY WITH AN ArrAcH1 IS
OF Of the legations Southern Europe conducted
her home In the west end Of that city p who
beautiful blonde, began asonsh the natives of WASH
ngon BY the beauty and elegance Of her toilets Her
bility and her willingness 10 -
ENTER INTO A FILTRATION
captated the butterfly hearts Of the beaux Of that city
This to be wondered whom untold thousands Of
lars be the reward Of the lucky individual who
could impression upon the heart OF lady who had
gone unscathed through two seasons in New York.
The assduous and attentive Of all admirers was
the young Count who had her the depo. upon
ARRIVAL did he have any to complain any
neglect unkindnen her part, and Dame Rumor
coupled their Of the the coming
SON. u. true love meyer do run anooth and though The
Flood and though DO was one Of the Of
%san oas s:s
@ e e. Count n s nor a. Z. s
mot y ID;
rm denial OF his SUIT Tnfortanstey M p considered
's z'sas
were spoiled g? By the outpourns Of loving hearts Miss
e
e.
sHsnop: re swcrs no could no. i've yishOu! called
.Sd:Psy purity ps.sos and Ss.seoSsd ssf %
81 S SsT Th01h e:
-. ra - ,o osn rI PM. MOONLIGHT No s nisHr
pleading eIgssson dark eyes and ccnssnsd to Sc
made bis wife WITH the pndsr...nang aowever ih.. me
until. sss sssT1
cop.snsa ys After this the parties wen. separately
70 Boston, ana there WIRE x.nr ON, .S
csS s% and n e
ssy made i1s II sser @oas q LIVING where
q:
York while her husband went to resume his duties a Wash
few months after this failing health Of the coun.
some nconsclable friends behind, such florists glove
ibip .XDIEU TO MS "cAIA sposAn
and embarked for Europe The lady very 10th part
from her husband but the prospect Joining him about
and half somewhat consoled her. and she reencred
New York society with zest II abe were still The heart
About months had elapsed since her husbands
wssnSns day she read foreign Newspaper
THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF MS MARRIAGE
with the daughter OF French nobleman She Immediately
wrote 70 him and he acknowledged g. saying that nobody
knew Of their marriage she could also marry
especially he ntended 10 America What
shoud she do Should abe have the foreigner
punsbed But IN doing she would have expose herself
and publish her ooshness before the world by the advice
OF her friend, who witness to the CEREMONY she has
concluded " take no steps whatever.
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nnish the argument tomorrow. The court was then
aolourned until tomorrow morning at nine O'Clock
contrary to all expectations this case will new
proDapiy be closed this week. 1t is probable thay
Inc evidence will all be closed tomorrow and the
arguments begun on Wednesday.
There Ia, we think from appearances little doubt
- 70 me acqnittal OF the prisoner. Public sent-
ons seems 10 De all In his favor. Yesterday MORN
ing ap0us zen O'Clock he received beautiful bouquet
WIZ the iouowing note:-"From the ladies' or Fred.
orlcki tendering their sympathies and wishes fer
your tacquiual" He took 1t and Immediately handed
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

After the Slaughter Houscs-Report Of the
Number Of Stables In the City-An Increase
I'm the Number OF Deaths.
The Board OF Health held their regular weekly meeting
yesterday afternoon, President Bosworh presiding, and
Commissioners Smith, Nulay. ceccarn Barr, Gross and
Manerrs present.
Commissioner Ceccasui on behalf OF the Sanitary Com
mitee, whom REFERRED the last meeting Of tho
board tho protest Of many citizens and property holders
against the OF slaughter house at the foot Of
Fyecond street, reported in favor OF revolving the permit
recently granted tho propretorh The report was unsni
moust adopted. E58fHt4 tss .G
DR.. Smith submitted report Of the number Of persons
ursd during the 1870 BY getting of or BY being
the FRONT FLAT roxxs OF srRERr CANS.
Said report shows that eighteen injured In this
way, Of whom died Eleven OF these eighteen persons
burt whs stepping ON The three were thrown on
S @ snS as 90 y
provide; thai the various companies the
@ getting IL
luton were referred to The COMMITTEES on Law and ord
REPORT OF Tas Rrersrrs or RRooRps
WAS NJ 70 The snSw an increase In the
Ssvs The honor % report e deaths for tho pas.
ssE n a. sss Sss.
from 20 s. ss S Inc %sss rose
those from measles from 10 to H. and those from scaranc
The mortality from phhI.i. pumonas reached 81 asaius.
% s S
week.
One registered during the past week Yves attributed
to tho direct effect OF solar heat II occurred Saturday
sSs siS &. n G, SS 10 de-
'RRsRs a aSsus
exhibit extraordinary fatality from this epidemic during
January last when In Rotterdam caused COS deaths out
Of total 6 In Utrecht isa out Of 5, and 10 the Hague
Dr. Norris the City Sanitary Inspector submitted report
Of the number OF stables in the city their condition
From this report seems there are stables within the
city limits or these 0S3 are In bad condition and 800 in
indifferent condition. Ten hundred only have vaults for
the reception Of manure the whole horses
besides goodly number Of cows.
RBp0RT- or THE SANITARY INSPECTOR
After receiving the following report Of the City Sanitary
Inspector the Board adjourned:-
have the honor to submit the following comparative
statement Of diseases reported this bureau for
the two weeks ending April Is, ls7l:-