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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

Go TO DR.. McGsuley for Rsttinger's Fe
yer Drops. Warranted to cure the chills
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

The best French anchovies n the city
al Jorgensons. G
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

JoRGEssos hs. the finest supply OF
Spanish olives in the city. Try them
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

FoR SALE.-A cottage on 18th street
containing rooms, cistern and out
houses complete. Applyto
w. w. THoRsTos.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

OYsrERs.-Louis Herbert has slwss Oh
hand q fresh supply Of Saddle Rock oys-
ers. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28
PHIL HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
city National Bank Building.
sA-specisl attention paid to order. from siean,
oats nisht or dav IA
BUSINESS NOTES

RUSSIAN sArdelles at Jorgenson's try
them. I.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

Paul G. schuh sells Rattingers msdi.
rines. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

FoR new citron, orange and lemon
peel, go to Jorgensons corner Of Twen-
tieth street and Washington avenue IT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

WEIGHTS re pIus ultra minced nica
prepared expressly for family use, at Jor.
gensen's.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

JoRGESsoS has the best East India
preserves for sale cheap. It
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28

PECK, FREAS, d Cos London biscui
always on hand, corner Twentieth and
Washington avenue. "
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
THE HIDE AND FUR TRADE.

Below will he found tho corrected list
OF prices by II. Levi for hides, tsllow,
feathers, etc. H. Levi does very large
trade in his line, and it 10 we'll known
fact that he always pay. the highest prices
TO be obtained in this market. He 10 pay.
ing for
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

IMPROVEMENT IN CABINET ORGANS.
Mr.. George w. Scribner has recently in.
vented an improvement in Reed Ins,ru.
ments, called "Scribner's Qualifying
Tubes" which, from its simplicity and
efficacy far surPasses anything yet pro-
duced.
these tubes when added to an ordin-
AIRY sized instrument SO increase the vol.
ume Of sound, giving at the same time a
soft and Aute-like tone to the notes, as to
makeit approach to moderate sized pipe
organ.
ave have seen it tested, and we have
no hesitation in saying that lovers of
music have only to hear for themselves to
be convinced OF the value of this inven-
tion."-From the Montreal Daily Nows.
l0-l0t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

In EVERY QUARTER OF THE GLOBE
where it is known, and there are few in
deed whore 1t 10 not, the Mexican Mustang
Liniment takes precedence of all similar
preparations. Its trsnscendsnt merits
have obtained for II q popularity seldom
reached BY any proprietary medicine. In
its infancy the fat Of its success was pro-
nounced in the widespread endorsement
which IL received from physicians, veter.
mary surgeons, horsemen and the public
generally. No one now thinks Of ques.
tion'ng its claim to be considered the
standard liniment Of America.
l0.6-d&Wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

"CLAss XX.-MUsIcAL INSTRUMENTS.
ETc.-Simmons, Clough & Co. Cabinet
Organ, entered by Geo. Crum, Lowell, WAS
awarded the First Premium for its extra.
ordinary clearness and purity Of tone.
"Estey Organ, entered by Theo. Nelson,
second premium. This E.tey Organ is
nearly equal to the Simmons, Clough l. Co.
Cabinet Organ, in regard to its clearness
and purity of tone.
Simmons, Clough g. Co. Melodeon, en-.
tered by Geo Krum, Lowell, First Pre-.
mium.-L lowell Journal.
1910 If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
ARE YOU GOING WESTp

Ifso, take our advice and purchase your ticket,
,ver tie old reliable and popular MissOusi Pa.
cTic RAILEoAD, which Is positively the only line
running three daily express trains from 81. Louis
to Kansas ~ anu the west aud - Positivey
the only line which runs Pullman psla' 9 sieepsrs
and hne day coaches, especially for movers
equipped with Millers safety paiform, and the
pat. Mt steam brake. From st. Louis to Kansas
City, RI. scott, Lawrence, Leavenworth, A,chl-
son, ST. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluhs
snr Omaha ,hout change For infor nation in
regard to time tables, rates. Ac., to any point in
Missouri, Nebraska. Kansas, Colorado, Texss, and
California, call upon or address $. II. Thomson,
Agent, Missouri Pacific X. X. Columbus. Ohio; OF
II. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, 81. Louis.
No.
No trouble TO answer correspondence. J.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
IN THE COLLEEN AGE OF CHILDHOOD

IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF GIRLHooD
Preserve the beauty of the teeth with
Sozodont, and then, when the hair is ell
vered and the eyes dimmsd with years,
the mouth will still reveal two glittering
rows of unsullied ivory. l0-6d&w.lw.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

AWARD OF PREMIUMS OF THE LOWELL
DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, HELD
IN LOWELL, THE 18th, 18th, AND 10Th, OF
OCTOBER, ls7l-REPokT OF COMMITTEE.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11
FOR SALE.

ON EASY TERMSl
A valuable farm within seven miles o:
Metropolis, on the Jonesboro Road, consist.
ing of2O acres with 70 acres cleared anu
other improvements, now owned and form.
erly occupied, by j. I. Rennie.
TERMS.-One.fourth dOwn-balance In
one, two and three years-notes secured by
mortgage, with six per cent. interest.
N. B.-The timber 10 good and has never
to be cut or used, except what II necessary
Tor the wear and tear OF the place, until aite'
the second payment has been made.
For information spply. 70 .,,,x,,.
ar Cairo, ~.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

ORDERS left 1t Halliday Bros. once, 10
OHIO LEvEE, or Ut The Coal Yard below the
g; Ch.Els: Hotel! VII r:r S prompt sttsn;
A|sA06ds - steaasn at sAy hepy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

DEPARTURE OF REV. FATHER SMULDERs,
-. S's!.R.-We regret to learn that Rev.
h.stzter Smulders, G. IS. R., has been trans
+sTced from this city to St. Louis. The
"CaEssolics of the Fourth District and
':srsrA,ero1s others throughout the State, will
b no Erieved to hear of the departure of one,
SsStoy during his labors in our midst has by
enas charity and devotion, endeared himself
s.E ".er population beyond expression. The
Ekss0- Father frst came to New Orleans in
ZsS0, and was connected with the Church
Es Sc Alphonsus until the breaking out of
Stns Esar, when he started for Virginia as
E-icaJisain OF the 9Th Louisiana Regiment.
ILs blindness and untiring attention to the
s'szS and wounded are gratefully remem-
tss.E7ed by his comrades of the FIRST Louisi-
naa Brigade, as we'll as by all to whose
sssttttual and temporal wants lie ministered
'AfdrinG the long aud painful years of the
'sScT- AT the close of hostiities, Father
sEa1iders was sent to St. Louis, where,
tsswever, be did not remain long, return
aecss soon TO the scene of his former labors
K q sunexpected departure will be source
$tE deer regret to his many friends, whose
t''arts will be united in praying that every
hs<1sing may attend him, and in hoping
.ftet he mag one day be recalled to
- @-oaie;ana.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02
The Voice of the Holy Father.

"4'rovrdeaee seems to have given, in our
Icy, a great mission to the Catholic Press.
u. &c f:o7 it to preserve the principles Of
Gasa to propagate them where impiety and
" erae& Indifference have caused them to be
SasssStten. n."-LetterofP Pope Plus TX, in 1851.
<N<e urgently beseech you to assist, with
asii good will and favor, those men who,
ssansuAated with spirit and possessed of suf.
'sSiaen learning, are laboring and publish
nnsss books and Journals for the defence and
aasatsagation of Catholic doctrine.n-Ency-
3 ''SssHL Of Pope Plus TX, in 1858.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

tkTiERNIA Insurance CoMrANY-We pre.
A';HiS on another page of to-day's paper the
ics% annual statement of this company.
I 0ouesh the statement covers period of only
@sd months, it furnishes exhibit of which
ifH' officers aud friends of the Institution NAV
Ertn feel proud. The net earned premiums
s0Is''iHt TO S3j,295 10, to which, adding the
traioIsts received for interest and rent SG68j S4
.'E's usve net earnings of $42, ,934 o. The losses
hETe been remarkably small, those on fire ris ks
wing On S9e-the total footing up only 5000 45.
&ith regard to the assets of the COMPANY. it
tHa be seen that they amount to the splen-
&d sum of $50, ,s23, which forms the best pos
'rr%se guarantee of it's stability.
lE view of this hatterng state of it's busi-
ssss, the Board of the Company has deter
Tfi"e0 TO pay in cash to the stockholders ten
-'''r cent on the amount of capital stock paid
e. &uu to place to the credit of the stock |
5HS'sS G premium dividend of thirty-six per
;11tSr and a stock dividend of eight and four
''S''ns per cent on amount paid.
S'e congratulate the officers of the Tibernia
sh>au -he splendid success with which thew
's'.e guided their new but staunch Company
'''%2"h the first year of its existence, and
SFs7' tnay =" II succeeding one will add to its
sR>' >'speriy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

still oe left with uuscrupulous adventurers,
our desoIasion will be but prolonged and
increased, supposing the controlling spirit
at the Federal capital to remain as hereto
fore. 1t, however, q more humane policy
should be inaugurated there with a new
PRESIDENT, our people will perhaps be en-.
couraged, instead of forbidden, to shake off
the vermin that have so nearly devoured
the whole substance of our BODY corporate.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

eS 9 20 Farli.ment from GALWAY. ON IN. .--
smonntial cal combination and consn;ra S,;%ont
I'm i@ sssssd sss.ssi'tei' to Il. Fl
"'Snop OF Tuam and Bishop of Ga,~.,th The
data,s oaae0ss "a G publishes letter from Naval,
to tS. ~ Chiselhurst, May ~, and addpoa addPo.eo1
French ar%v' fa !, snd th;i Commandants Of tSs
am responsible for Sedan the "rnsr rn1sug%ent
after fons sn an twice it's stren9gsbt ght
60, saw the contest was merely "no or weund.
Yation. The army's honor having he hs.D OF depri.
flag sraoe my right. ana nnfasiss
SS1eyeo the cruel but inexorabla nsa:.. nce: ]
trynn;,y mouTG was broken, but my Conscience my
It tel h;.l. who received this ess
asn, the three men who were tried on aaJ q "h 6au'
.. participation in some of the most ontage
of the he's committed in Paris, during the resn
death. were executed on The 9th SSentenced ~ to
me ine' exhibited no emotion whatavsr 1a'o.y. y. ,y.
msnsa nS moment, end died crying "vive Ia Come sne
surel v ten ssa uir'eh. Who was SO severely sen.
sneir report for the surrender If Str"opin IN
army. ''f'ice IN the
Heavy and destructive rains have ,ro,,;,.,
In the vicinity of Prague dnring the nas. ,e
The volume of water which fs1I was pIso ~ week. @
$ as to Inundate the surrounding oountrv' essat sa
swept awsx and Sbsowog have been
LOST but it is not stated exactly how nona "sen
The Archduchess Sophia, mother ~ az Enany.
5or OF Austria, died of typhoid fever. on r.
Marshall Serrano, having granted f,u
don to all the revolutionists who snrrenap. par!
xGiontsriy. x; m the greatest Indignation aSain.t
Topete, the President Of the connn,, n Admiral S.l
stated in the Cortes that Goyernment ng rs.ng
nized the validity Of Serranos acts a scaoa
dne new Widest confusion and disorder followed.
nsulted, left the Chamber The exeitar.s".
over Serrano's generous treatment of the ;ns
tSe corsss T. very great and the
probable that the Marshal, with otker ,,;n;.,
'ers who have accepted positions in the Cah;.
,et, will resign. Should the King ins;st "r
20 disnoseSS - III premier, as It Iumored be
ID services in qnelliug the Carlist insrYrestion
'rave consequence are feared.
CUBA.
Valmaseda has issued the following psocla-
nation at Csnto del Embarcadoro "Insnr-
ps1don Sns tSsy ss5B Y
ou my proclana alton in which l offer pasdon.
grant until the 3Oth of May full pardon TO-
on on @ Dlack % and white soldiers surrendsring
ne chiefs of the parties surrendering with
heir commands, excepting Cespedes, Agra
lonte and other insurgent generals named.
he course pursued by Babalza, the new Gov
rnor of Havana, in reforming the municipal
administration and completely destroying the
ngs gives great satisfaction.
~ MEXICO.
Congress has approved the extension of
mple facilities to Juarez. All opposition .
lem bers abstained from voting. The revoIu.
on in Yucatan is ended. Tie revolution is
rength.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

@a.gE TRAVELLING AGENT.-Mr. j. Kelleher,
AZ s<sent,'is at present canvassng the city of
iGs7as.a, Ga, for subscribers to the STAR. We
>ssaccak for him the assistance of all those who
sun interested in the dissemination of Catholic
q tStllrlture.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

Among the prize theses for the next
academic term of the philosophical faculty
ut the University of Leyden is the follow
ing: " Has the American Republic pro-
duced a truly great poet 2" Tie essays on
this subject may be written in Dutch, Ger
man, or Latin. The author of the best es-
say receives Il plize of three hundred dol
lars
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02
Agents for the Star.
CALENDAR OF THE WEEK

c-s1ssH une 25unday within the Octave of Cor.
pus Christi.
20 sse.y June June 4-Ss & FIR Francis Caracciolo.
crsarsdey =. 3 une 6-Octave Of Corpus Christi.
= ssSay. ...J une 7-Sacred Heart Of Jesus
Ssc<-Sag June ST. Peter Celestine, Pope and Con.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

GtsSFiRMATloNs.-On the 9th of May, His
{ hfaasae. Archbishop Perche, confirmed Sc per-
srczs, including four converts in the Church of
css Most Holy Trinity, Third District. On
e Era 21th, His Grace confirmed 146 persons in
III xsaaes Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

When II stranger treats me with want
"t respect" said II poor philosopher, a.
comfort myself with the reflection that he
sights but my old and shabby hat and
coat, which, to say the truth, have no par
ilcular claim to alteration. So, if my hat
and coat choose to. fret about it, let them
but it is nothing to me.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

NT1fES.-Rev. Father Allen, having
''7S-FA''n"" 10 have ST. Patrick,s Cburcb
-''a'N'e'' WI trom tomorrow till Saturday
"a q F"9e'"e h.'le for the work. For further in
.'il ''ia'ior 50 Ii" advertisement ON r,re five
II ;ia ya;.c..
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

ZEE communications, whether on business or
&c publication, should be addressed to the
oinsars OF the MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC
'aaaasEN;ER, 124 Carondelet street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

l. =. 1-LhEt:, CSrHoIIc BooKsEIIER 12I
1-@lIrP STREET, WILL surrr.r, At suorrrsr
= ssFrcs;, ALL ORDERS FOR Books. Sr,rtoxrrv
q sess DEVOTIONAL GOODS or EVERY KIND.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

The MORNING STAR is always for sale by Mr..
Chas. D. Elder, 124 Camp street, who is also
authorized to receive subscriptions for the
paper
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

DEATH OF TIE SUPERIoREss OF THE SISTERS
OF MERcY.-Rev Mother NJ. Catherine Grant
died at the Convent of Mercy, in Vicksburp.
on the morning of the 23d May, of consump-
tion, in the fourteenth year of her religious
profession and the seventeenth of her entrance
into this Convent. She was a native of Booter,s
Town, county Dublin, Ireland. Her life and
death were marked by the virtues which char
acterze the true Christian and Religions. She
was Superioress of the Sisters of Mercy in New
Orleans at the time, of her death. After
solemn Mass of Requiem, here remains were
Inferred on the Convent grounds. The funeral
ceremonies were performed by the Right Rev
WIN. H. Elder, assisted by the Very Rev. f. X
Leray and Rev. Father Bohmart, who preceded
the procession, headed by cross-bcarer. fol-
lowed by the Sisters of Mercy, bearing lighted
candies The bier was borne by six gentlemen,
members Of st. Paul's congregation. The
funeral cortege formed solemn ard imrosinc
scene
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

At<sotton is directed to orr special notice
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-02

everything of tender growth.
Thus the city loses directly in its manu-
factures by over-taxatioD, and indirectly
by the encouragement of rural produc-
tions, and, as money draws money, SO
poverty grows poorer. The city being i'm
poverlshed, has not the means to furnish
assistance in cropping and facilities of
transportation, SO that St. Louis, Cincin-
natl and Louisville outbid US and take
away part even of the trade which we
ought to have~
There is but one way to escapethe ruin
now creeping over every thing in Louisiana
take away the burden of taxation. Make
the public expenses as near nothing as pos
sible; exercise the most rigid economy in
the use of public moneys and especially in
the collection of them. If you think that
business here can be made profitable enough
to justify the investment of capital, give it |
a chance to struggle to its feet again and |
don't let the last drop of blood be sucked |
out of its veins by remorseless set of
ticks and leeches. Remember that there
s. not sufficient vitality in our affairs
n this State to stand much of drain. 1t
s impossible to make things pay enough
lere to be profitable under six per cent
AK and q vampire license.
Decent men of all parties ought to reflect
~ ne situation, unless willing to expatri-
tie themselves. Our business men have
isgracefully absented themselves from the
olls in time past and the consequence is {
heir own ruin. If at the approaching cleo
ion the conduct of our own affairs can be ,
iven into honest and capable hands it may q
OF yet be too late to do well. Should it T
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WHOLE NUMBER lit.

has in consequence, advanced as follows:
UnnnlShed leather ten per cent, and sole
! leather 3@6 per cent. A further advance
| higher
The wool destroyed in Boston is estimated
at S3'ooO,Oo0o Jhe price here has advanced
ten per cent.
The Spectator has the following announces
ment from companies forming the UndeS.
writer's Agency: The directors of the Hano
over to-day resolved to increase that com.
pany capital to- half million dollars The
Republic, Germania and Niagara directors
nave resolved to at once make up any dee
nGlency tLat might exist, by assessments.
The losses of these four companies will be
paid promptly in full. Neither has sun-
pended, nor will suspend; their resources
are ample and their business will continue
as usual.
The suspension of Stanfield, Wentwortls
& 60, dry goods commission merchants Of
Boston and this city, is announced. 1t ia
expected they will resume soon.
BOSTON, November Bon searching the
ruins on the site of Hixon & Companv'a
store, Nc. liz Washington street, this morn
ing, small bundle of charred human rat
mains were found. it was impossible tor
identify the remains, but it is known that
two men perished in the fire al that place.
superintendent Church, of the New Yorb
insurance department, is here, and will at
once make the necessary examinations as
required by law. He announces that h8
will use the powers invested in him for the
full protection of the companies, every one
of which shall have every opportunity to
work out.
Considerable progress vas gna2e to-Rap
in clearing debris, recovering safes and
cooling the walls. In the burnt district tho
military guard will be continued until tho
buried vaults and safes containing valua-
bles and money are recovered. The city
police, which worked hard during the fire,
are needed in their regular duty. All bar
rooms remain closed. The reappearance Of
gaslight, after two nights Of darkness.
gives the city more cheerful appearance
and is appreciated particularly By She pewev
DapeS offices.
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REIGN OF TERROR INAUGuRATED
AN ATTEMPT TO ASsAssINATE SPEAKER
G2ETsTERo
The Radical Senatorial Majority Must
Be Destroyed.

4 p:oninen: judicial officer yesterday re-
ceivef authentic information from Monroe
that the OH KU-KIux outrages and intim:-
dations had been 'inaugurated there.
A mob Of ruttians surrounded Hon. o. II
Brewster. the successful Republican candi-
date for the State Senate from the Ouachita
district. and put q notorious character.
whose name for specia! reasons we with
hold, forward to attack him.
Under penalty of instant death, Sir
Brewster had 10 submit to having his whis-
ker5 pu,led, to be called Radical -, and
other opprobrious epithets, and escaped as
sa5sination only by remaining calm, impas-
sive and non-resistant. To his GOODNESS he
owes his life. which otherwise would have
been taken with impunitv by the murderers.
The information is also sent that eff the
Republicans are defeated, not only carpet.
baggers, but every man who has affiliated
with the Republican party, will have to
leave North Louisiana Or die This is
doubtless what McCran;e in the ONachjM
Telegraph calls our usual arguments
A prominent Liberal, upon being informed
OF the above narrated facts. said: Its
pity the id Radical wasn't killed. 1t
would have helped out our chances for
senatorial majority. which must be had
somehow and at any cost
Does this picture the republican form of
government which the nation has guagaD-
teeI 20 every State!
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Refnrnn from Tie Staren

The Shreveport Times OF Sunday says:
We pubIish the following unofficial re-
turns OF this parish. The process of count
ing has been very tedious, and Mr.. Hatch
completed the report at TOO late an hour
last night 30 publish this morning. Our
figures. however, will be found correct
enough FOX all practicable purposes.
It will be seen that neither the national,
State UoHcongressiOnal vote is given. The
Liberal Candidates were some 250 votes
ahead. Wright and Spilkeg were elected
justices of the peace in the fourth ward.
O'CornelI was certainly elected constable.
and Nesritz probably SO. The sota! vote of
the parish was something over 3l0e.
State senatog-Leonard 1864, Harper 1893.
Observation-Disclosures 1881, Smith
E75. Martin i7l0. keeting lS.3.. Hefneg
1918, Boyd 1884.
Sherif-Pickens 1882. Fiournov 1892
Distric! cle.k-MorrisoG 1889. Holloway
1910
RecoriIe.-Yeace 1885, Ourant i49;.
Parish Jndge-Ford 1875, Hal! 1867.
District Judge-Duncan 1885, L0oaey
1865. ievisee 45p, Hicks fyc.
District Attorney-Bel! u59. Wise 2!43.