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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

IT Is NOW asserted, and the New
York Tribune is authority for the
statement,that Richard B. Connolly, the
detaulting comptroller of New York
city, was originally a Philadelphia
thief, convicted, imprisoned and par
doned by the governor of Pennsyl-
wanna. The charge cannot hurt him
now, fugitive from justice as he is, but
where Is the newspaper that would have
made it when he was at the hlghth of
MS worldly prosperity and social
power
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

THr New YORK Herald of last
Wednesday, says New Hampshire,
which last March was lost, was yes
,erday recovered by the republicans"
Is it safe, then to depend on a state
which is lost and found SO easily2
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20
FISHING FOR FOOLS.
from thu Philadelphia STAR

A gentleman Of this city yesterday re-
ceived Autographed circular, Offering for
sale counterfeit money, in sums of 81, 900
to $4,000, at the rate of S75 for $1,000.
and less. The circular said Always
address by express, Sidney Messenger,
care Of Broadway and John streets, New
York city. For my integrity refer to
the Masonic fraternity, of which i am an
old member
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

THE SPRINGFIELD Register is very
passive, but however passive it may be,
we question the good taste ofany dem
ocratic journal which speaks of the
democratic party as though its touch
we're coutaminating, its breath the odor
Of wickedness, and its advice the out
givings Of folly and impotence.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

EaS- Two four-story brick buildings on
the levee, at Galena, fell on Wednesday
afternoon. They were used as grain store
houses, and tho three upper stories were
dlled with grain. The loss will be about
$4,000.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

geT"Thare amt but phew kan stick a
white handkerchief into the brest pocket
on theirovercoat without letting little ov
it stick out--just by acksident.-[ Josh
Billings.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

CuAs FRANCS ADAMS looms up as
ss presidential candidate, favored by
the ~ independent press. " generally
understood to be led by the Cincinnati
Commercial. Chicago Tribune ard
New York World.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

Tur Evansville Courier, democratic,
:, = favor of citizens ticket for the
.rnroachins municipal election in
that city. Right.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

ney England is borrowing our style of
been built and shipped from this country
to see how the travelling public will like
them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

Dsiy.The International convention of
Young Mems Christian Association is to
meet in Lowell next June, and prepare
tions are already making for this gather
ing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

gt3y Corn is knee high in some parts of
Texas. All kinds of vegetables have been
planted, and there are indications of an
abundant crop.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

Bs1.A young lady in Auburn lately lost
II finger by a machine. She don't mind
the finger, only she says she would have
no proper place to put an engagement
rinu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20
T.ass OF rnr DAiLY BuLLtIis'
I!SubseripiiOr.
,o,,,p WEEKLY BULLETIN.

John II, W - tne weeKly Cairo Bulletin to
selGn,,Sn ,t ~, ,.aa M making i the cheapest pa
o,e lD, Xxi" IN southern ILLINOIS,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

BT"Thomas English, of Kenosha, has
been compelled to shoot a valuable horse
that had become rabd from the bite of q
mad-dog.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

rur CINCINNATI convention meets
on the first Of Nay
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

gY-The peruvian railways have smok'
ing cars exclusively for ladies'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

The Springfield Register insists
that no A"pig- headed" democrats shall
offer their superfuous advice in regard
to the action of the liberal convention
at Cincinnati. The Register sweetly
passive, says "the democracy of the
country feel assured that the liberals
can and will nominate candidate at
Cincinnati acceptable to them" The
Register makes the democracy say to
the liberals, in the words Of the hymn,
which are these or something like them
"All w have weows TO thee,
All we care or bopeto be-"
But in the face OF its absolute rcsig-
nation to the will of the liberals, the
Register has the hsrdihood to say,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

BSy"F For ladies -; A recipe for dressin &
the hair. First buy your hair.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20
BANKS.

BANKS.
THE CITY NATIONAL
BA N x.
CAIRO ILLINOIs.
CAPITAL, s1O0,0S
OFFICERS
w.P. HALLIDAY, Presdcn
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Wee Pr ent;
A. Is. STAFFORD, Cashier;
WALTER HYsLoP, Assistant Cashier.
pIaEcroRsi
STATS TAYLOR, ROBERT ". CrssiSGBAH,
HrSaY l.. HALLIDAY, W. T.. HALLIDAY,
t;Eo D. WILLiAAsoS StxPHEs Bi.D
A. %. sArfoRp.
Exchange, Coin and United states
Bond BOught and Mold.
nEPOSITS received, and a general bankins
- business zone.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

M AIN LIME
Pana, Decatur, Bloomington, FL Paso, La Sail,
Mendoza, FreepOrt, ,ialena, dubuque, and
all points IN Illinois, Missouri,
Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa. And with
Lines running Fast and West Tor
II. Louis, Springfield Louisville,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Columbus.
And at Chicago with Michigan Cen,ral, Michga
Southern, and Plttsburs. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroads Tor
Detroit, Cleveland, Duukirk.
Albany, Boston, Philadelphia,
Niagara Falls, Erie, Buffalo,
New York, Pittsburg, Baltimore,
Washington.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20

WEDNESDAY, MoRSINo'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-20
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THE BULLETIN.

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The New York herald., 1872-12-23
FIRES YESTERDAY.

At eight O'Clock A. NJ yesterday fire broke out
in the kitchen Of the propeller Rondout lying at
. pier in the North River at the foot OF Warren
street. The cause is unknown. Damage only
500, covered by insurance.
At four O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire broke
out at the house Of the "shetering Arms" corner
OF Tenth avenue and 127th street. Cause unknown.
Damage trnng.
At a quarter-past four O'Clock 6re occurred in
the basement OF No. Rutherford place, caused by
rags In closet bursting into flames from the heat
OF nue; The damage was slight, as 1t was at once
extinguished.
AT halEpast six O'Clock last evening some boys
set fire TO pile OF lumber in 'front.' OF the packing
house, 6l9 West Fifteenth street. IL was extin-
guished after causing alight damage.
AT i've minutes past eight O'Clock r. NJ, O fire
was observed in the basement or 1853 Broadway,
occupied by the Fireman's Insurance Company,
and was extinguisned, alter causing trining dam
age. Cause unknown.
AT quarter to nine p. M. O Ere occurred on the
second moor OF 32l West Fourteenth street, In n
room occupied by Mary Hastings. IL was caused
by some SHELVES taking fire from a gas burger, and
was soon eXfinguished, causing little damage.
A few minutes before ten O'Clock the stand No.
2s5 Fulton Market, was discovered TO be In flames.
The Ore caught from stove pipe, and was put OUT
WIN lew pals OF water.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

ton. where It figured as one OF the attractions OF
Gilnores fret Coliseum Jubilee. u originally cost
Ala OOO but the tabernacle folks paid less than thae
amount for 1t, and uDon receiving It had second
bank OF keys added TO 1t. The organ WAS worried
tS tSpe S!"S George ". Morgan was the organisy.
Another feature was the singing wnicn was
done by the congregation. Mr.. Talmage is lover
spired his people with similar feelings. FOR no
grander vocal erect was ever attained N any
The income OF the Tabernacle is In excess OF the
expenditures ana no later than Saturday night, at
the annual meeting & of M sne Board rc or rTrustees'
of the church found to be healthy In the highest
degree. The property had az been !aid lor ex-
cepting 100000, mortgage for which amount is
now held by the North American Life Insurance
Company. fhiA however. would soon have been
Connected with the Tabernacle church Is the
free lay college, an institution which provides for
those who desire to enter INTO the sefSace o. tne
by theological seminaes with the exception that IN
the lay college the dead languages are not taught.
THE TABERNACLE fAsdSh, ns1 D REV. n T. D1 WITT tai
is about thirty zine years Of age, and was born in
york ana New Theological
Seminary. He entered upon pastoral work at
Beieyille n j. whence he removed to ID
eminence began TO rise, and after re-
argest congregations sa and extending his iame to
the other side Of the Atlantic he received call
from tile CcnJraI presbyterian cnurcn OF broOklyn,
whose voting membership had from various
causes dwindled down to nineteen only The
church had no pastor and was completely run
down. It was for this very reason that Mr. Tai
mage accepted the CALL for he knew that here was
an opportunity to build mp church
ON THE FREE SYSTEM,
which he believes is the only true one, whose
power and influence would be felt throughout the
land. Mr.. Talmage was called to San Francisco
and Chicago at that tlme but, for the reason
stated, he determined TO accept the Brooklyn call,
and therefore went to work to carry out his idea
with regard to the Church system. For more tnan
year he practised in the old church editice
on SchermerhOrn street. near Nevins, and
on the FIRST Sunday he appeared there
it was evident that entire success
must inevitably follow. There was an ability in
the pastor and q novelty In mis- style which the
staid people who had attended the church were
unused to- The audience and the
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP INCREASED,
and It soon became impossible to accommodate in
hear the eminent divine. Then the free Tabernacle
was projected. Many Of the moneyed men OF Brook
lyn Joined the church and entered with corpial
sympathy into the plans OF the pastor with deter
minatlOn to fully execute them. The PASTORS idea
was that In the new church the seats should be as
signed to heads OF families in the order or their ap
pcati0n, SO as to retain home feeling, the entire
expenses to be met by voluntary contributions. A
site was procured on the same block In which the
old church was located, and the Tabernacle was
erected. 1t revolutioniZed, to great extent, the
current style OF church architecture.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

tors 70 whom the matter has been referred says
that the only plausible story he has yet heard is
that the steward had in the pantry. over the boiler
. demijohn OF Jamaica spirits, a. tnnammaDle as
narhths; that the package was broken; the liquor
dropping ON the boiler was ignited. and the fre
communicated to the wood work OF the vessel be-
fore the names could be arrested All the rsspon-
sble ocers are supposed TO be lost 80 further con-
nderation OF the subject is not necessary.
The Cubsn Commission.
The United States and Spanish governments have
Just concluded an agreement for jointly taking tes
tlmony In Cuba, to be used by the commission
holding It's session In Washington for adjudication
Of the claims OF American citizens growing out Of
the present rebellion in that island.
Good Indians ut Fort Sill.
Indian Agent Tatum has notified the Interior De-
partment by letter Of the 9th instant that Now
way, Parry Cocoon and Tabernanaka. head chiefs OF
the rowing bands, have all come to the Kiowa re-
servation Indian Territory; that all the chiefs and
many OF the head men have been to see him, and
that they expressed their Intentions to comply
with the requirements Of the government as ex-
pressed BY the Commissioner to the delegates who
recently visited Washington.
The Quahada Indians have delivered TWENTY-FIVE
animals in part pay for the ffty-three stolen at
Fort Sill last Spring, and promise to bring In the
remainder. The agent issued to all these Indians
their quota of annuity goods.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
ORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. s2, 1872.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTTEsrONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
% @ @ n.s
lams Gqon Had heavy ws,tsry este gsies and heavy
Ansns nnd o ss @ % o line
Ss:soy Dec
dsIsOn heavy ws.sery gales ne whole pas
ss SH : Ps:ss g. os'sas s1ssssd ss
fksp SssIs o!s%Hs SSD M
s oar G SThs 81 e
II on and R
D noyNe Nsx & s 81 lon
HstteTas steamship Gen sedswicS, hence ior New Or
with mdse and passensefs to W dsr5ison: !, -. :,
s3es%shp @
ssSI Il sqSsn2sss e
&. Gs y s m's and
Ss g,s as' ana
sss nS John Goson wneT Georgetown Dc with
stsamsh'ip Tsnita Roane PhisOelpn,a. with mdse to
ssS: ~s s dSsys Hsgs
s a ss ss w'n strong variable
adaR sS % assy s%s
Hatteras Dec lS of Hatteras bark Morning Star,
bound north The j Is anchored on the LiRhship.
Brig Ida of Liverpool, Ns), Smith, Demerara q days
yia Delaware Brsakwatsr Dec 20 With sugar to BOYD
north Of atteras The is anchored on The Highlanes
..s ss' sna @SSs @ss
?I.H Gs1na n asar @ payle M.yaspe
Van Brunt 4 Bro Had heavy NE and NV gaes; lost
bboom and all attached was days north Of Hateras
schr Laura Pride toi Turks Island, Chapman. Mara
eaibo 20 days with coffee wood &c, 70 James Mott
Schr Sarah Jane (of Parrsboro. Nsl. Panchon Salt
Cay, IT, DAYS with salt 10 Duncan McColi vessel 70
d 4 De Wolf Co Had heavy and NV gales; split
s and N sesn Ss sba dSss north Of
schr Mary Brown, Brown, Chincoteague.
Schr Gertrude Summers, snuw, Virginia.
schr Anthony Kelly somers, Virginia.
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND s0Ufn.
Steamship Driao. johnson, Portland for New York.
Steamship Acushnet Rector, New Bedford for New
York with indse and passengers TO Ferguson Wool
schr Henry, Wass CALAIS for New York, with timber to
schr Brazos Smith, Providence for New York.
schr Henry RemseD Allen. Bridgeport for New York.
schr Predmore, Hart, New London for New York.
Scbr Surf Abbott Riverhead for New York.
Steamer United States Davis Fall River for New York.
steamer Doris Young Providence for New York, with
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST
schr Duryea Carpenter, New York for Glen Cove
schr Abigail Haynes, Smith, New York for Hartford.
schr Hero, Pratt New YORK for Salem.
Wind nj sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
ARRAY IN A BEER SALOON.

At halfpast eight O'Clock last evening two
men quarreled in the lager beer saloon at No. s4
Ludlow street. One was Fred. Kremmer, who
resides at No. 80 Ludlow street, and
the other was William G0tting, who max g
the beer saloon his head quarters; Kimmer rushed
upon Gotting and stabbed him In the mouth, cut
ting his lips, from which the blood flowed freely.
Gotting seized bungstarte and returned the blow
levelhng his opponent upon the floor Both were
arrested and taken to the Tenth Precinct station
house where their wounds were dressed by DR..
Savllle. and they were locked up in the cells.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

lars sn.s q ss ,ySa pss,isssd YESTERDAY p.eu
Ssveysa rS% ON assSss isS. D
IsSns .sia.ys smsssng wa. 3 ssoo GU dnssd ss.f
p e a1a % made
Valued At ns ss%s .ns sns a. !: ln:S
Ss fS:' lie sss %sss sousg e M
s: sSss L4..S.. bes .unz on Niger Head;
xsss IN belfast ana and
repsirs ~a' AAsn on the ways a. that place. caksd and
seasy 1yc., before reported ashore on Plum Islana
E,ysgs::sSSf sSS piled the Shore waiting
scns y.AsconA. Adams ashore a. Vineyard Haven, Il
anS sss%
unsuccessful attempt haul her offorenoon 2Oth
X.
Ts
Miscellanesus.
The purser Of the steamship Australia from Glasgow
has our thanks for favors.
Purser LII Young, of the steamship Gen Barnes, fro4
Savannah. has our thanks for favora
ST s an G for Ne" o'n'
ssea
tAf Whalemen.
Hsae sssd or S% New San prancsco Dec H. bark Minerva
Spoken. &
Bark MarInus (Br. from Dublin for Baltimore New 2s
Foreign Ports.
AouN, Dec 5-Arrived schr Altoona, Fitzgerald Will
BUnNos AYREs. Nov l3-rn port bark MegunticookF
Hsmingway, Tor Colonta, 70 load for Boston.
tB Wa Hs Dss Via = u 'Nss%snR @ aosrna
Lo.pos Dec S1Entsred out ship whittier. swap. for
%.s.4sss4 Dec s-In port eriss N Tinker, Barnaydy
to load for Boston or New York; Ross wyman, FOX
SAN Bias, Dec SIN port schr Clara Montgomery, foS
Vile Dec SAILED brig Rocky Glen, Dorr arom Ham1
American Ports. -
ASTORIA toregon), Dec n-Cleared ship zouavej
swain. Liverpool
sSsRss s ron
ALEXANDRIA, Dec 2l-Xrrived, sour Clara W ElwelId
BosToN, Dec a-Arrived, ship Franklin Drew, soura1
ss%s,s s Ss1dsS Ss%S
DSS b.ss"S Mss,,. ss
da
ps sns %!s ss q ;s.
Neptune, Baker, New York; briss q Cary. Anderson
EsRS Sss Ann
u @ Sark
81 s1eSss 5 Isnuss XsniIrs
'cPg Pr hhy hssess nxr.ys New York hro
Sailed-Steamships Champion. Lockwood, New York
teneche, Liverpool; bark Elvra sp sibert Barceona
s%iih camdsn sSeIs
DxNvERs, Dec aO-Arrived, schr America Insraham.{
Paine and Kate Grant @ Grant New Yo1i ''n'' '''l'l'
Bramhall Hamilton; lam s; Portland Sophie, Robinson anA
Buckley Salem for New York (and hauled out on tL
SfS NeW 9RGsxSs. Dec ,7-Arrlvea brig umea csw-,H
clesved-ship Geo Abrams enot as before) Manson.l
soorawxsr PASS, Dec IL PM-Arrived ship Iris (Br1
Baxter NewportW W; bark Sebastian (sp), Gurna, Ma
sailed-steamshp Cuba; brig Esperanza; schr sophia
NEW BEDFORD Dec a-Arrvcd. bark Fredonia,j
saiicd-bark Gov Tsoup, Lskeman, Baltimore; schrt
ORIENT Ii, Dec ls-Arrived, schr Thomas W Haven.
Racket, Ss.em and sailed 10th for Philadelphia undcA
PHiLXDELPHfA Dec &-Arrved, steamship Potomac
'P6kTs8otTH. Dec o-Arrived, schr AbDic. oleavesI
RicHMoND, Dec Arrived, brig Planet sGl Tostcr1
Baltimore; schrs W Pharo, Collins, and . Blnns3
sHs fsHN6is Dec nArrived steamship ca,for
MIA, Mezgar Guaymas ship Criterion. Lull, Philadel}
ssled-Bsrks Deiva dtaD Demuti. Liverpool; Paul
cleared xlico Haake, Eggert Burrard Inlet to
SAVANNAH. Dec 2as-Arrived ship Betty eSg), Hutz-
horn, Bremen bark Johanne Marie (NGl. Herksen dot
brig Nuova rroyidenca (sp Roig, Matalzas schrs En3
saiied-steamship Oriental, Snow, Boston.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
"THE AFRICAN LIVINGSTONE. y

Mr.. De Cordova, the facetious lecturer, was to
appear in the Brooklyn Tabernacle tonight. II
has now been arranged, since the nre, that the
Plymouth church.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
CHURCHES ON FIRE.

PROVIDENCE r. l., Dec. 20, 1872.
The Baptist church in Warren was found on fire
as the Sunday school was assembling this after
noon. The fire originated from the furnace. It
was extinguished with loss Of about five thousand
dollars.
A fire in the Pearl street church, OF FAN River,
this morning, was discovered in time to prevent
serious loss,
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
UT ARYNGITIs,n
- Throat -

BY DIR. j. Fl. SCHEECK.
There Is modification of this form of consumpton@
which terror to the clergy and the members of th9
Bar in stat part Of the mucous membrane Lining tn
The disease Is often extremely insidous at the comj
mencement and Its Is so tardy that great dcaa
and often rreparabe mschiefs done before any elarn
An uneasy and, In some pain, is felt
the larynx and extends that organ and at other
times s restricted to single spot Usually ticklinS
sensation exists, whit h provokes coughing attended,
with feeling in the throat as If there were something
the throat that ought TO be removed and feels raw Tha
pressure being made upon the arynx The
becoming altered s frequently the rst symptom that
rests the attention OF the patient Itisat first weak, he
becomes hoarse and may subsequently or gradually be-
entirely lost amounting to complete aphonia. Th9
cough in the first instance, is dry, but Is aterwarY
occasionally with pus or blood often tnere are parox
ysms OF difficult breathing The general health eventul
ally begins TO suffer Emacation, hectic night sweats1
and often indications Of tubcrccs occur as the dseas
advances, and in the latter stages dropsicai sweng2
"sSHENcK's PULMoNiC SYRUP sEAwEED TONIC
and MANDRAKE PILLS These are the only medicines
that will CURE CONSUMPTION: DR.. SCHENCK has
been In constant practice over thirty years coptinuaiW
examining lungs, and knows his 81 medicines 4 prSperi
cleanse the liver and stomach his sEAwEED TONIC
and aids djgesion. His PUI.MONIC SYRUP ripens the
matter and nature throws Il OF without any cxeron-
east corner Of Sixth and Arch streets Philadelphia aud
Inv druggists and dealers generally.
JOHN r. HENRY, No. Collage place, New York;
wSoess.fp spr sCHENcK viii be professionally at HID
rooms, 81 Bond street, on Tuesday, December 81.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
FIRE IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 20, 1872.
Messrs. Feucht Lenckhardts grocery store in
Front street was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss, $4,000. The insurance is unknown.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
RIVER NAVIGATION.

POUGHKEEPsIE Dec. %, 1872.
The mercury in the thermometer to-day marked
zero. The steamer McManus lett here yesterday
for New York, and steamer John L. Hasbrouck to-
day. The river at this point tonight is firmly
closed and navigation Is now ended for the
The New York herald., 1872-12-23
Marine Disasters.

SrYAxsnip WRrBossrT, Bolgcr from Jacmel for New
York which put into 18th inst disabled, made
the necessary rcDaa and resumed her VOYAGE on tne
22n.
The New York herald., 1872-12-23

yxyAUKEsHA BETHESDA SPRING wATER--oNLY
w known cure for Brighrs Disease, Diabetes Urinary
organs Dropsy nc The Agent, DR.; HEATH, WIN con-
ton, Piles Nervous Debility Caarrh Bronchts Scrou.
la Diseases OF the Blood and Liver Rooms IN Broad.