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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19

Saars feline nriprinst Tide Garbe nebit benz @!anse- u.
Der Uriide Der Sngenh BAH ,pieoer es uerttdt ofrs
nes Saar. tbut BEN Iusaebtn ser Saare @inbult VI b
beilt oit obi6on nidt tmms II, Sablt6pfsteit. Iitts
Tam, iuenn bic @aarpur,sln b%eritort eosr Die Saor-
oriilen perWelft nnb abgeiforben itno, eas Saar ptee
oerbrritelcn; aletu bds nod uorbdneene Soar taun
hurb bieiee Wlittel erbalten uno 70 5ur Gbdtt9feit ans
aeregt iperhen, oaB Gin neucr 0Garlpuds fid Sei9t.
Statt BEN Sanre burdb einea ilsiiteri9eu yiieoerihlas
Al ihaoen, bait es baffeIbe rein uno lebersfrditi9.
Sein gelc9entliher @ebraud miro oas Saar am
gusiailen ODER grauuerben binhcru. fotalth Der
aabttopfi9teit uorbeuecn. Die 8ieberberiielnn9 Der
eebenstreit ipelte es Der 9opibaut ~usrleibt, ucrbius
bert, oaB fit Sbori, Der oft 70 unrein uno anltosis
III. bitoet, uno tbut BEN Weiterbilnen ~htfetben Gina
bait: Grei bon icnen ihdbtiden Subltau,en, eurd
pelde etntae SaarmitteI benz Scare idbdblid urb &c
fdb.ltd ,peroen, fam Die "Vigor" nur gneen itiitel.
mic .Sbaoen trin9cn. 8raudt man nur Gin 5dar.
friiirs @fittei, 70 laft ih nidts Smpieblenswertbes
res oenten, als bte nVigor.' Sieenibdtttpeoer Del,
nod Gdrbeftoif, beihmuet feline ,ueibsn aleieer ur6
6!stot ooh lanse i'm Saare. benz ss elnen i!oitltbsn
@tans tro etntn liebltben WobIQerlh uerisikt.
Serfertiat BON Or. =. Is. Mncr & Comp,
praitiiden unb analptiiden 9bemitern,
3omeu, W1dn.
xH.-t- 10 % ~ . nlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
@AiESuEc III

Gm DteHitage luuroe Der uon liverpool nab Bal
ttmorr b%eftinmte jfreitiide 8retmaiter oGfcopatrd,"
Gapt. SruscOpldl, 80 D(ellen oitlth ron S0Uep
boof bel Rem 9orf angetroffcn.
Der Sampter nSulCou," Capt. 6auuit, tubr see
tern pom bier nab Gbdrleton, S.z@., Gb.
Der Dampier aDie@leaan" tam gsiterH pom Soion
hiPr m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Scr ,.NtScfip.(sIub Mr. JU

label feline SreuilOe CUR Sstbetliguna OIL leiuer
AMI Sonntage ltattiiuoenOen 6iidiang.@r.
turion mad, germ : Boiut ein. Serid)ieoene
lleberrai6nn9eu itcbeu auf benz programme,
auf benz lo9ar elm bdrbeiBiger ySaifi1"
prangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Das @Hffct nebcn Dem 0jabeutemSel

I'M y dn eenparfe
1T III Srn. yStlb. SbeabaS' tSGIbeu, Der Go
lld1 angele8cn lcin laien ptrb, nit ben beitei
lliiiilgen NIB compaften @ririiduusen feline
Sejltder an erol1ideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Scr Smmae ,,IyfGnuerd,pr"

madlt ndd)lten . onntag einen Nnsflua
naf Or y M s Srauerei an Der Yelatr
GoaO. Die MitglieOer uno Srelnbe ocS be.
llebtcn SereirS inO oa5u eingelaoeu. gn
llnterbaltung ioG's nift iebfen mo oas
Yrebm'ide Bier III portrefilih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Npbb'S Nslnnh. Oln.

gBcr elm bllIigt5 uno angenebm a~ele9eues Seebab
beilden iuil, Dem empiebten iplr Sohbfs Sslanb,
3D.. Yrciie SO pro 3da, SIS pro Bode. GtS Wciie
per Oampicr 1T bequrm uno an9eneien. Siebe Nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Sm SHifst mr. amf Dem Te(te

'1alten nno waltel Sr. Sob. @br. RoB-
mard uno Or. @ifaro Swens; ss 1T bic
er'te Sar bonn Gingan9e an. Speiieu uuo
@etrailte iperSen bort IN better Site leruirt,
reip. f%reoenSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
acdter 6oif's Mal,sGrtraft,

%etonoers tdr ttasase 8rauersimmer empfobfeu unb
otteu tmpertlrt Don Seamp 3 Comp,
Disqualification @bemitesf.
tt47-,4.p.) Gde Der GbarIes, umS Neu IberrpHu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
gadinadam's gadenborts s.sarbeuitteI.

Do uuicr Saarerneuerer In oielen s,aleu An lanae
Seit unh bu ptel Ytese e%rloroert, nm crane ODER rrrs
idofene Sodenbdrte ,pistcru ani,uiriiden, 10 bahen
ptr nftelss GGrbenittet apart prdparirt; e. Mrs otes
fS Mtluttat roib uno pirtiam lerbeiiltren. Gs In
letttt an,utpenocn unb brtnet cine fSlrbe beruor, mel.
dc ftb pefer ohrttben. nod ob,uaiben ld5t. Sei al
len apotbetern ~. taben. Vreis 90 gents.
Von X. y. Sau = Comp. In @aibua, ". y.
f%abri,irt.
tSuui5.f5. W .&S.i. "a. % .t.u. ia. %. p.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
bic SSerfz mnS Sonnta9Sfdule Der
CO. : lutD. 3ipuS 0emeiuoe

an SolltnS fraBe
f~eiern Wtontag i'm y6ranflin . Barfe" oil Der
oGalpcrtou- Yowhatta. .Giienbabu" i9r critics
ldnolideS Set. Sriib s ubr piro Der g8eg
babin Don Der Stride ans inter lpebenoen
Sabuen unb tlin9enbem Spiele angetreten.
&inoer, unO Sdnlfreunoe, ionic lper on In
tcrbaltln9 in freier Natlr Ser9uiiget iinoet,
loaten i'm oSrantlirs Bnrtc" nlft febleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19

BA- Sir 6auSfraueu in es bon
8i1ti9feit, baS fir ben ginter eln9cnadte
Sblt in slpefrndBigeu, bsquemen uuo luit,
oidt geihlolienen @efdBen ani,ubepabren;
elm DECEIT, in 8olse ociicn bic auft sutritt,
niadlt oft baS @an,e al Sdjanben llnb bic
I'M CONNER sebabten l~lnfoiten nno Wtiiben
bei'm Gihmaden 81 Nidte. @ebriber
9afer& 6 ON y. in gr. 32 uro "a, Glib.
Sbarlesltr., fabri;iren NIB pertaufeu Sic be.
item Sbfeinmadeslaier in Der Staot, pos
bon auen, Die b%ieielben gcbraudt. beseilat
iuirS. Die @ldier iino aGuerldits, tSunsn
leldbt berlietii9 9eihloifcn nno e6enioleidt,
obne SaB Der Oedcl Shapen leioet, aeSfiret
iperoeu. Dtan probire iie!
BsS~ Der sarion" unternimmt aui
Bnnld isiuer paiiiuen Dlitalieoer Sonntaa,
zen 3. september, nod cinen Oampiboot.
auSaug. Selnertt lei, SaB CT feline 9inter,
SonSertei Sa9e une ionltiseu Seraniisunaen
III Der ~Gnncoroia" abbalten ipirb.,
BE- Die neIen grauea = d i & Ii te,
elegant huo btai9, lam man bel Serrm.
Serhe8 IN Nr. $50 Morb .@apsS traBe,
befomme1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Observation-Disclosures

lien-9eridt. - tgSor ben 7lttfterr Saiaer<
ton, 09ncls tno Honb.> al6ert 9titfie, anna 8.
Sones, Ibo,nas Sbepparo unb lBm. s.. Iaplor ers
eleltsn Solnlabt tur Brrlpaltuns OCT rsip. 9inter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
Mper's
s It arfe

(Hair vigor)
Snr @ieeerberStsIs
luna Der uathriis
dben 6riidbe II. Cars
be Res 8rauen GAS
rec.
Gs IN bies einSaar
,iriiurz Witttet, ,peldes
SuSlsih b6bft anges
nebm, geiunh nno ale
Saar : Grbalter iebr
rpirtiam lit.
@s Neutrality-suspicious.
l..na hr .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
81 SSinr @ntnIina.

Der 9altimorer Episcopal WetboStf"
iagt: D@ir MAIDEN nuiere Geie r auf eiueSt i5,e
iiber hi Vino Catalina in einer aroerenS palte
uriereS Slattes aufriertian. 0ieicr artitel
1T Surt cine amerifanii1e @eieGitoft impor-
tirt uno miro obne 3ipeiiel bon Sauienbeu ge-
brauht ruerbeu. @a mir nit elmer Slaife
o~erielben bon Der @eieuldaft bcebrt wurben,
10 ftunen mir ia9eu, buB er ein porSii9lider
Irtifcl 1T, iirb boiien nun, baB berielbe bic
pielen iddolihenS onicS ODER Sitteren aus benz
0iartte uerbrdugeu mirb. ST iheint eiu bel
8eitem oorSiigliferer artitel, ais irgeno e.
ner, Der hsm amerifaniidlm Yolte bis ieet Of.
ferirt moroeti, Al iein." (Sulil2, 1S.t&m4.p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19

nGAp @uf Dem 6 o B6raB en- 80 artte
fiuOet morgen Nadlmittag beutlfer @ottes-
bienit nebit .BreOtgt beS Srn. Baitors Str6-
ter itatt; ben @eiang leltet Der DGtntratt.
MGnnerdor."
aea- Sr. g a tor 9 II d, Miiiiondr, pre-.
St9t morgen Na1mittag 8 l1br I'M Yotters
ION arfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19
ettcr.Sseoba d,t,ruo am IA. MuouSf.

Die ~ioiaenben 8emperaturaS eobGdtun9en DuroCR
pom Srn Sirum S. Yenroo pom St9nalzamte beS
9rieass0 epartements lir 4altimore aenlaht:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19

7 . NV w W To 2
Sarometertdnr 80. 09 90. 93 90. 50 1904 go. 09
Wtunrtdtung e. sc % 60 u VI
Shueligfeitb es
NDinoes nad
Wfeilen pro
Stunbe..... 9 1 Z 1
Druid bes gpiH=
bes II. Yluns
ben proOuaz
oratsfSub -. 0.02 Dol 0.24 DOL 0.08
@ettersI e lnaiz
ienbeit. $50. MI. cd. Wlt. Cd. 9tar.
Betterbcridjt fir 9Saibiugtpn, .. g., pom 49,.
3uauit, az lbr 80 Min. }bsnre.
thermometer StGno 70 Barometer Stanh 90. 96
A'cr uff;iene Ytssttcrprupbet
in Waibiu9ton iagt. bab mir beute iuabrIbstnlib
triibe5 Better bGhen lperhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-19

u. SEER.
County geri9te.- Srau 6. u.
Sarop hat ibre prdhtigeS eiienn9 ,Goiccroit"
tabe ct. Warp'S, ct. Dtarp'ss &c., all bic
. hmeltern pom peiligen Serjen bon IlbanD,
u. o., p%erfanft, mcld,e baielbit I'M ndd1iten
Wonat elm groBes Yenfionat iitr junge 0as
men erDffncrt iuerben.
- Die FARMER in ct. MarD'S,G ountp flas
gen iiber Siirre uno fiirdten fir lire Dtais>
mo 9abadSsY fanSungeu.
- @ine In3abl berporrage1oer @eih1ftSs
lcnte BON Cumberland beabidti9en eineNeiie
nit Der pBittSbrrg , SonuelSpilcr : Sabn"
mad Btttsburg 5u madlen.
- Sr. Safob Sarnlan aus benz 0iitritt
llnrontown, aaegbanps@o.. elmer Der alten
Vertbetoiger Saltinore's, ltarb legtbin i'll els
ilem Altcr bon II Sabren.
gu leinem 80. Seburtstage pnrbe
seiterH Abenb Or. Ybilipp &lauS, Bidder in
SIR. 1922, Glib Boublrabe, burd) Die aldnae
zines i~oleltnen StdnohenS, oeiien ausfiib.
rllrg Dem WuIitcorps bes Capt. Bid anper=
traut mar, aagenebm iiberraibt. Die Ser
a~altalter luarell rebrere SrennOe oes @eburts-
ta9StilobenS, inter oeneu mir aud Gapt.
&tOoebaie e%rtannten.
CUR Seahtung - Die fnebrfadJ er>
ipuphtSn Ptpten' StluJiuHe WI VltNytl Nu~
tbollieu, lpelde bon Dtajor Clans tunitpoQ
taaiSrapbirt ilno, liegen gegenpdrtig I'M Sc
id)lftslotale beS Srn. 5. u. Sltenbosf our
aniidlt ans. Wontas friib 8 ubr msroen
o%ieielbsn Dem Sodw' zen GrSbiihof Spaloiltg
sur Inter DRIFT iiberreitt rueroen.
Cine 6 ntidabigungstlage baben
Oonneritag anlaBl beS 3obeS ibres reip.
Dtarnes unb Saters bic WittWe Wtarie Gen.
barot nnb oeren uner3osene Sinoer Marie uuo
anna i'm Staotfreisserihte segcn .. .. 20
rer3 unb 20. s. Rittler, @i9entb inner Der
demiiden uno Oiingmittel : Sabrit auf Der
Gde Der 9eabenbaaa uno gBeitnraBe eingereidt.
sic perlangen onrd ibren InIualt VI. 6.
g8altsrS $4,000 Shabenerias. Gm 29. aus
guit 1870 wuroe ibr @atte, rsip. Sater ans
eeubarbt tn Der 6abrif burd ben Iuf-
Jugs apparat 10 ifuer perfest, bab er am Z,
nit Sooe ab9iHg,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21
FUN FOR OUR FRIENDS.

Whom is n woman not woman 2
When she is little dear.
Tho surcst way TO lose your health is
to keep drinking other peoples
Hallway arc aristooratic. They tNach
every man to know his station and 30 stop
there.
"A noosc.pnpcr-.A marriage ccrlih-
cate.
The latest edition Of (II) oils games
"A petroleum explosion.
"A clerical crror-Tho want of (c)cur-
acy.
The diet of Worms--almost anything
that grows.
What is the worst seat man can sit
on ?--Scl-cOnccit
A thing that should take we'll with
cvcrybody-Vnccina,ion.
Why are hens not immortal ? Be.
cause they have their nccks twirlcd next
world in this.
Innocence is like an umbrella
once lost we may never hope TO see IL back
again.
1t is suggested that the fir piece of
music performed by Adam must have
been "Warblings at Eve
-"Mnmn, said little boy who had
boon sent to dry towel before the ire, sis
II done when its brown
How to make thin baby fat--Tbrow
it out of II third story window, and it's
sure to come down plump.
-" What would make good leading mr.
ticlc for me tomorrow asked n wicked
editor of n wit "A halter was the sem
tcntious reply
--"Ncvcr mind the obituary, Judge
said n culprt whom the court became pa.
thctic in pronouncing sentence, "lcts fix
the time for the funeral
An old gent put quictu. upon II
young man who chnilcd him about his
bald head in these words young man,
when my head gcts rs soft rs yours | can
raise hair to sell
Why are good women like IVY BE.
cause the greater the ruin the closer they
cling. Why are bad women like ivy
Because the closer they cling tho greater
the ruin.
An lrishman, fresh from the Emerald
Isle, upon seeing horse running away,
exclaimed, ooh, he isn't running very fast ;
I've seen horse run SO fast you couldn't
see him.
--" How did you learn that graceful at.
tiude said gentleman toa fellow lean
ing IN amaudliu fashion against n post. d" |
have been rraclicing nj n glass,' was the
reply.
LADY" Can You wash and iron ? y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21
MI RIDER.

From the Clarksville (Tenn) Chronicle
The last Brownsville, Tennessee, States,
gives an account of the murder of Mr..
Elias King, n worthy farmer who lived
about twelve miles from that city, lie
was lying down on lounge reading, and
his wife sitting by him, when the heart
less assassin shot him through IL window
with an Enfield rife, the ball entering his
heart, killing him instantly. A negro
named Edmond. Iaborer on the place, il
supposed to be the murderer, as the negro
and Mr.. Kings horse have been missing
since the night Of the murder.
The negro Edmond is about 81 years of
age weighs about 100 pounds, and his fee,
are little deformed; he is rather black
and slow Of speech.
Our exchanges should give an accoun,
of this diabolical affair, with description
of the villain, to assist in capturing an
bringing him to the end Of rope
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

gsD~ Justin Mccarthy writes from Lon
don OF joaquin Miller that he would &C.
cassonally take book with him to din
nor party, and calmly inform his hostess
that he did so because he did not care to
talk to people at dinner, and preferred to
read. | have heard that he had amazed
a drawing room by suddenly Selling II
young lady's "black hair, pulling it down
until it hung in disheveed richness, and
then covering it with kisses, on the alleg.
alton that it reminded him Of tho hair of
some loved creature in another cline. If
joaquin had been shot then and there il
would have been clear case Of justifable
! homicide.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21
THANKSGIVING
1ra-.N.-.a>Is s.r..arurL


t-.-I Cf ....,..., EEF rrvT -IIrsr-a.Is-.
rfllsslzs4s. >tr. o. .s---
WuEEfL. ASH ). TIE a-.,1u u H..
people 50 l1t state q. ...r.is. az some lay
1e>l- grated ~ public I-tlc-i;v. 10 assem-.
be s.ile.r e, IA. places G.. worship. o tv
p:ter modes according 70 the conscience
F.. = give thank: 70 tie Supreme Rule. ana
/ M-retl. FAtler t.r g. blessings o.! the
/ yesr: AID.
WHEEEA> Tie pre,iieu, OF the Unit
e3 STATE, nAs- by biz proclamation. desig-
mated and ,ei apart Thursday, the ihiriieih
/ day Of November, eighteen hundred and
seyeuiy-one. a, a day suitable to be OBJ
served by all the people If the United
States, and devoted 10 Thanksgiving and
praise to the Most High. Now, there
fore, /. John NJ. Pamer governor
Of the state Of Illinois do by this, my proc
lamation, also designate the SAID Thurs
day, thcthirticth Of November, A. ID. 1871,
II. one proper to be devoted by all the peo-
pie 10 works that do praise the name of
Almighty God and let thanks be given to
this name that he has given us seed time
and harvest that he has given us health
and abundance that the poor and the
manned and the stricken have had care.
and that when the homes of thousand of
our people were swept away, he inspired
the hearts Of the people in all civilized
lands to contribute abundantly to supply
their wants.
In testimony whereof have hereto set
my hand and caused the great seal of the
state to be affixed
Done at the city of Springfield, this 10th
day of November, A. d. 1871, and of the
independence of the United States the
ninety-siXth.
Signed JoHN NJ. PALMER.
BY the governor.
EDWARD RUMMEL, Secretary of State.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

49, -h=-l B, nor any 5o1h,iac tnn tae
r.-a.uc v-r-s, b. 81, ''l avt-l,y col- TIE
i-.s l.s.s o.. SIS -. ana lae man 8, insane
ElH q, -..s> l-s E.rss'hr-s. Tasy have
SQUAD -ae .rrss r~sE - y O. a ;hs ,-ess
-r,,-. s-arlIs.4r .,u 'h.aas hf'ss.- sas.Ae~0r.
.. -..-s .o~.r-s its No-iA Pc, rrLpf
wac, ----.oc a-,-r5 T'slas i-,.sa5 G. =
.aeu. and there s-e &ilpsssrd oiktr : -rs
g show TIA; every human tei.g wi.- IL
frozen 81 .;iz a chip before FehruI-y
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

t-A contemporary, records tia. r
nice young girl a; Green Bay. Wis va.
being cour,ed BY nice Young man. He
Wa, generously inclined, and made her
pre- ents Of hair oil, which be purchased
from The store of the father Of his sdored
After giving her 30 ne twenty bottles Oft the
olca-i lou, fluid he discovered he was
working in circle-as fast as Represented
them she returned them to the store, thus
duIifully making trade for her father.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

ss15-It is estimated that upward Of thirty
thou.and sou,herners have settled in New
York city since the downfall Of the rebel
hon. Southern generals, colonies, major.
and captains are almost as common in
Broadway as they used TO be in Richmond
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

La The national food Of Japan is fish.
There Is not an ocean or river creature
tia. the japanese do not eat. And most
os tie f,h sold are not deal fish, but liv-
iag. jumping, wriggling fish, So much
o. thought IF t,he- that, on certain fcs-
iva. day, every family that has had boy
born during the year, hangs out a great
painted fish to boast Of il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

ss5Nr Gladstone is said to be a grea,
pedestrian, and as proof Of his powers the
London Gtobs says that, when returning
from ms recent Official residence at Bslmo
raj Cattle, he walked the distance from
the castle to Cloys, twenty-six miles.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

L-6-A countryman who visited Green
y..- Tenn, had hi attention attracted
'v the glit,ering sign Of the Andes Insur-
aHse Company He looked tit long and in
,a..y. and then broke out in joyful excla-
nation We'll, l knowed Cd Andy would
be az somethin sfore long tell yer, they
can't keep him down no, they can't and
walked on.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

Es1-The Ohio State debt ha. been reduced
this year %7s5,ll5. The whole debt il now
ss,975,o2e, Of which over $40 900 bear. no
interest, the holders being notified that the
State is ready TO redeem il,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

sse- A victim Of DR., Greeley, hnna-
writing says; II Horace had WRITE,
that inscription on the wall in babylon
b .lshazzar would have teen a good dea
more scared than he was"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

BsD- A Tennessee woman recently re-
leased her husband from the state prison
by walking $50 miles 10 Nashville, with a
Child IN her arms, and asking the gov
ernor TO pardon him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

efay~ The Winnipeg trappers have been
batting their traps with sirychnne, and
the result is that the furs taken from the
animals caught soon shed their hair and
are valueless.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21
A STRANGE STORY.


y iarty Of white men started twenty
seven years ago, to explore Western Aus
tralia, ana nave never been heard Of since.
They were headed by on, Lcichardt, and
the common theory has been that thoy
either fell victims 20 privation or to the
savagcs. But n strange fumor comes from
Australia that Leichardt is still alive. and
in tho same kind Of captivity "a was that
Of the frcnchman, Guinnnrd, among the
Patago lians. The story is that he has
become insane, and has long white hair.
A picked member of the Queensland de-
tcctivc police, one Gilmore, was detailed
some time ago 10 investigate the matter.
He penetrated n long way into the wilder
ness with his searching party, and finally
discovered what were supposed to be the
remains of n white man. For reasons not
known, these were assumed TO be the re-
mains of Lcichardt. But n pioneer, to
whose statements the Australian press
attaches much importance, has since de-
clarcd That the "mad white man is In
the custody of tribe of blacks, who live
far beyond the point to which Gilmorc's
search party penetrated, and the theory
that this is the unfortunate Lcichsrdt has
again been revived. 1t is understood that
rn expedition is projected and that the
truth will soon be made known, and the
| prisoner, II indeed there is one, rescued.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

g.T-A woman went TO the theatre in
Ia Kansas City, and demanded free add
mission, which was refused whereupon
she drew revolver forced her way in,
and smashed al the windows in the lower
! story.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

BY" \ man WAS once travelling through
the State Of Illinois, and coming 10 ferry,
ana being oa, Of money, the following ool-
|cauy took place between him ana the
'erryman Ferryman--l say. Mister. hsve
y,a g., Any money TrAve,ic,-N, -.
fe-rym&0--C>r Yea horr,w any TraH g.
,s:-No. fe--ymsr-p' y>U expect Il
e; Any a- lie other sac T-Avs.le,-
" -. Fs--y -asr-Me.L thcu Wa la5
he.ss- stay vht-e yaa A.. g., 3, make,
lAjy t,la difference Which -, y1l
axe Oh.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN

John u. olerly \ Co. nave rcd"een ,nv
,cript,on prce Of the Weekly caro- D" -.
On, Dollar per mann. making u me '"'"P
nor published IN Southern WIhoF'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

Prom tie Troy Times Nov
L.; evening large company gathered
&; the house @: : Young lady IL Albany "a
witness the ceremony q her marriage with
q wong man Of that city. They waited
aud waited. bat the young man did not
sgpesr. Finally committee Wa, sent in
search Of him, and after a on-iderable
absence they returned evidently objected
ma disappointed. The explanation they
gave was as follows: II appears that the
clerk is member If the Jewish persua.
sion, and hi, intended bride a Christian
1t was hi. intention TO deceive the girl and
prove faithless to his own creed by marry
ing her, but as the moment advanced tor
the ceremony he became more restless, and
conscious Of the act he was about TO com
nit, it prcyed upon his mind until he be-
came almost deliiious. About G a. m
yesterday he apprised his parents Of what
was going on, and that was the end Of the
affair.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

skaS- In one half-column the San Fran
cisco Alta quotes from the Devil Gully Es.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21
AyouNG WOMAN SHOOTS HER sEDucER.

AYouNd WOMAN SHOOTS HER sEDUCER.
a letter from Lincoln H., to the Chica-
go Post, says that on tho 2sth ult., Miss
Mary Ann Scvindcll, aged about eighteen
years, while in the Office of Beason Il Blinn,
lawyers, shot Henry II. Howell, of Prairie
Creek. The shot was from behind, and
tho ball entered his right shoulder, and
came out at the left breast. 1t is feared
it will prove fatal. After being shot Mr.
Howell wal cd few steps about the room
rs ono dazcd, unbuttoncd his vest saw the
blood oo2ing from the wound, picked the
bullet up from tho floor and handed it t.
agentleman present, remarking that he
was killed, and then sank upon the floor
Miss Scvndcll had suit against Howell
for seduction, which had just been com.
promised, and us Howell was starting tc
get the agreement acknowledged by q
party, the shot was fired without SAYING
II word.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

I EGAL NOTICE is hereby given that +, W.
IL kittrldge, plaintiff, has comm. need an ac.
ton to perfect a d stress far rent against Joseph
Bayiss, defendant, in the circuit court OF Alex
ander county, in the state of Illinois, and that
The tune amt place Of the return OF summons in
the case IN the third Monday in January, 1872,
at the court house in Cairo, Illinois.
JOHN q, HARTMAN, Clerk.
loyiid2pt.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-21

Dosifor. the Yankee Fiat Adrertiscr the
New Jerusalem Courie,, and the Murder
burg Baiictin.