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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
DIEU.

HORr,--In this city, The moralaE Of the nth
instant, Captain JoEGu q. HORT, Of the slEth Au-
dltot'a once, In the 18th pear Of bis age,
l2t New York Av0pus, thls Saturday afternoon at
8Sj oolgok The friends Of The deceased are invited
70 attend without further nOtioe.
ArLRE.-AL2:tb a. n, October IL, ROY AUdUs.
rus, son Of Goodwin YorkS and MARY E. AtBse, AGed
. months and II days
BILLION the 10th Inst. Altsr long aud plalnful
illness, nEsTEl BILL, 10 the slat year Of her age.
FuuSrAi will take place from the residence Of her
soD, samuel Bell. No SIS street southeast on Sun
dAy Aftgrnoon, At 0'dlook.
tfhilAdsiphia papers please oOpy.l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
Government Sales.

Nv Vi AALAASAAb NSIAASos
SALE OF UisERVICEEBLF ANIMALS AND
- QUAR,ERhABTER'S PROPERTY.
oTFlcE q THE DEPOT QUAnIEnnAsTER'(
,,,,,,,,, September y, lB7a
msnsR = ioS So BsfssID r.: SON on
Day a OetS6SE, is and continuing from day to day
h1 S5ss'
% Army wSEaG
y s RiS,b M1 ssI hdEiH'S'.
90 Pack Saddles.
I Automatic HoIStlg Machine
A large lot Of scrap ron and other unSsIyiSeable
WSsoa Ti@bsrS. 0hAui and STRAPS. PiuinS. Sacks,
IS. soss and aaSs "a % ;oa other ar
olss in lots % suit RuIohlAssa. r.....,.
OOB Depot QuArtermasteL.
GOVERNMENT sALE.
oFHoE or THE DEPoT QUAirERMAsrERl
Ban AHToNIo, 1lSis, Adjust 2, lsI2.
n me SRd I. w O sS he Army ST%
BSiidl6E, Main Pissi, San Antonio tSISSN
- BiSRkslS and POnohOS, TubbS.
l15 Great Goats,
% OAvGlTy Jackets.
Also, lot 81 condemned QuATteTnastors' stores
4 ooHPiSts lie. Of tho articles will be iurDIShod
OH TSras@ossh 10 GsvSrSms5t funds. The property
''D'' ~ '-'1 BENJAMiN {. OARE
| sea- QuEtoTmAstsT.
| 1LovERNMERT SALE.
ORDNANCE OFnoR, wan DEP4RTNpyT,l
MABHIAaTOf, ID. o., August 10, l6D, !
By direction Of the Secretary Of War the odllnitst
TsoS S SHES S1 F FSa ri SGis
thsreon will DO sold At public suction, the qOundl
| on THURBDAY, Oetobg 3 1, ls79, A. ~ o'obok, m
A circular giving detailed Information as tG eI ten
Of property terms, 4o an be procured At thk ONES
or lTom oommAnding odnsT, Augusta ArsenA Geoi
glA. A. u; DYER
w o. LYUETF'
BOOKBlNDERAN PAPER.hULFN.
No. 81 PsnnsylVAniA avenue, etWsSn TaH1h an
Eleventh tTsets, III side.
Bsoks slorNntlF or dainty hound, pOriodhAlIAh
nSstpA2orl oAysfan AtOatSi to'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

MuRPuY-wOODEND = In Baltimore, on the
Bth instant, hy the Rev. d, Peyton Brogn, JOHs \.
MURPHY, % Washington, p, o., and Miss N Any p.
WooDGND, Of Portsmouth, Va
POsEy-BRowN-O a tho 10th Instant, By tbs
Rev Father Bsrutl. WIN, N. PosET and Miss SARAH
E. BRowH, both OF tha oily.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
Proposals,
pRoHOsAIs FOR REMOvIEG --suNKEN
p..., ". b kliIs6ER OyLi9E'

pROpOsAIS FOR RRMOVIHG sURKEN
LEDGE IN OOOHEOO RIVER, N. n.
U, g. EhaINIER OITtCE,l
PORTLAND, MAZE, Oct h ig7a !
Proposals win be Ieosivpd At Tits once uu'il 10
o'clock am; on MONDAY, the 9ist Instant, for the
em9!sl Of about 50 oubio ysrds sunken ledge A. the
toT upper naIows) In Ooohsoo river, within
Persons desidnG 10 make proposals for this work
reluestsd 70 apply 70 the undersigned, ~ HE once
" Norton Blooh, Oonarssa street, portlsnd, Nc, or
No Bulhuoh street, Boston, haaf, for speuihoa-
"eas and further Information oonosInlng the s.me.
LisrL DOL. Of EbEi1ssrs, BvL BhE. Gen. u. 8, a.
lEROPOBALS FOR FURNIsHINU AND DRIV.
A ING PILES.
hHutHIER'H OFFICE BAIT. a POTOMAC II. r. COL
SIXTH BTREET avn vtR0nIA AvIHUE,
WAaH1ruroN, u. o., October :, ts1l }
Proposals., In writing will be fsosiysd ~ this once,
uuul p .. N. u The ialh dsT of October, is9, ior
furnishing and driving, At the size Of the new depot
ootner q Sixth and streets northwest all the Piles
Isqultcd (5siug about eight hundred In the iounda
uQn Of tAid building.
Proposals will also no received for driving the Piles.
whsn they are furnished By the company, At their
heEht depot, Ninth street and MArylaud AVsuue,
ProposAH must state price per llusal foot Of Pllcs
Plans and SPEC noations can be seen, and any 10.
form alton given By Joseph WOOD anssr, 10 whom
al proposals must be addressed.
bidders must be prepared TO begin the work lmme
di,i9y upon th9 letting and pr2sgeutS IlG9t9uslI
oes.dtd Vice President and Gsssfai Asusssr.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE

ON MARRIAGE.
ne sdsots Of E5o nd Hbu.SV u s.Il Ne W.!
bod Tes.2Ied lwpedimggiS q NirrifEs removed,
remsdles Books snd UHoulAri sent free, ia seaisd
HddrSss HOWARD AssoOIATTng. No a so,,b
Ninth street Phlladolpnia, Pc a1gpl5tn
IA IOHrsTONi
BALTIMORH LOCE HOHPiTAI,
Omos : sauth FFedsriuh street.
Hrom his sEtsualsa practices In the great Hospitals
ESESS: iRS Y: a. .S a. as G2S. y
S SO 81 2qiStRSA pSsNe 10 the o' To-
< 0uRR WkRRhHTHD IN TwU DAYB.
MsaEnss. % the Back IAmps, HtriotuIs. noO,ion
ap 20 G9 6ss.i bssI HsS2sSsSs D,.5sp
Lsnsu9i, Low hphisi Oonfasoq o. lfsAs, PAllistinu
% oiddaSs., DisSsss Of iss nssA. ThtOsL Ro S o.
bsln, Angotons ths Gsst, lnnGa, StolscR q
az IsJits Of Yoas6IsErssT and sotafy prastiess
more IAtsl % their vetims than ths o. tytnE e
hcps, or Antisipstions rsndsrina marriage, ~ 'Ts.
TouEO MEN
700 haIo iniursd Themselves " oortain prsol,s n
anlssd 10 shsa Aons-a hs6lt irsluSptl is,tHt q,
nishuy isS ever J6.o as'g9p I'D y pot sas.iIsp
-sboold SpplT Immediately.
What Pity that youBs m.n, Ne hops Of Ms cgun
al prospects ard s1joymslts 81 NE b. ths cones
qusnos q dsyiAtlns from NE path Of nAturs, And
aARRfAdH.
Ahrnsd fstsonA o. HgunE Men oontsnplatina mar.
sTsSits FosSt@iSpslss Esi1oos RIsitsiil IL
nsTySss D'bhsO
- No lsttsfs reosiysd unless 1o5tpaid and CONAN
ssSd as sss sad ssS AZ poroS o.
Describing y, sIm9, sS,,,y, ,,, ,,,r mas.
Tbs mAnI thousa5ds cured q ths sh I'm.
Ne a., yca and ne numsr2gs inportant Stb Eicai
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
SToYEs FOR UNITED STATES ARMY.


WAR DErARrMI'I
QuARTERNAsTER GENERAL'a OFFIf'
g., MAsHINoroH, y. y, Sept q, lsi. okoo
printed descriptive outs and price lists Of N. NM
As they make and can recommend for use wv '
In garrison and camp. .....u, ~
1ho rooms In quarters Of ofheers ar W
moderAse size, not over 10 or II feet hoId n. NJ
Tie cooking stove or range, for tro's' eN'NN w w.
sire to cook for eighty CsO) mon. -. 4. o,.far.
Wrought iron, a. less liable to bIss 80.
BILE " oAstiron Tor these large coolnH a..
Pieces should be put on board SArs " 'e''s''' ~
ouIely packed for IAnapoTtAllon, tred. From tbe.e
lsta 4 intended TO seleot tAsy eostiy An saeh geo
BILE for the purpose, will bnt or a esoh post 10 IL
supplied, IN MRIaa
Nslsnsd1 uSnsIGl, brow. MII Gen, U, 3. A.
;NPPzTEMENT or ,THK UPPER COLUMBIA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
S I,SIllS, ,i,s,fshjE1D.hFD

~ ROPOsALS FOR DRRDGINo NJ DUNBURY
HARBOR, MAsSAOnUskITf.
u, 4. EnunEEMs OTIiCHl
PORTLAND, NE Sept q, 1s7a .
PfsposaIs will be Teoelyed at this ofhoe until 10
o'eIoof q m on MONDAY, the 18th day Of OetOboT
next for about eOQO cubic yards Of dredging In the
south OhAnnol Of DuGbuTy HAIboT
Persons desiring To make proposals Tor tnm Worh
are requested To apply 70 the undorsEned, ~ biz once
IN Motion Hook, Congress street, Portland, Me- or
al No Bulhneh street, Bpston, AlAEA for Speoihoa.
tons and further information eonooIning ne same
L Col Of Engineers, BVt. Brig. Den. U. 5, A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
W Spring Schedule, bed nnlnG April a, iFll II
nalns daily (sGoept undaIsl between AleIAndTlA
hamilton; Leave AleIandria At rs a and 30 .,
i've hamilton Al II .. N. and IS .. N. Iaava
.is 10 a.. a. SR "a m and 20 p M pas Lss.guI9
545 a m, and . ~ y. N.
The Is q m. train from AlaIandriaa. 70 n m
train from Hamilton connect Al Uahuiltoo 'gith
Hangs daily line q Uoaohss lev PurosIlvtlis Bnlok
elsville, BsrrJyile and Winchester also, vifh
Hsa9ss line Of Uoaehea phioh leave Isesburg DALI
Tor Aldio and MlddlebuFg r
eare Of H. n. HANENHR, Freight and Ticket AEont
~ AetAndriAy will be forwarded - far - HamIltoa
free OF charge, other thAn regular tariff rAtaa
Communication uckets, three oents per Liiis
Annual uokets, So. n. II. HAYkNER,
ngb=u General Trokst Aren't
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

NOTICE TO Contagious.
fSiPRovEMRNT OF THE aUAoinTA RIvER.
BNdnEER OFTIcE, UHrrID b.,TEa ARNY,l
liz PINE sTREET. hr. Los, Mo-,
Sealed Proposals, In dupleAle, will be Iedesed Al
this once until u O'clock M, heyembeI y, lpT
fact Of square timber, principally l2Il3 and about
20DOO 1.-TWO humid and tSenJ thoqsAnd) tset board
each Oh the following named points on the puAohtA
river. viz! -. -,
JHOR'S ISLAND, AND
BUFFALO shOALS, ,
speeIhoationa and ali necessary Information will DO
furnished by this once upon application.
Proposals must DO made upon blank fornA 70 be %
tanned Al this once othsrs will DO eonsidsrod
The right Is reserved 10 reieet snJ q AZ blds,
$3.50 L. Col Oorps Of KbGtnosTa, U. :. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

HIW HEVFVN HIIIs NNls .ll'l =
PROPOSALS. FOR Army WOODEN STOCK
DEFoT QuARTERMABIEn'g OIIICEB
PHILApELPHIA, September ", lbfA
,halsd proposals will DO TeoslVed ~ this om9e, 70
duEloSis, where proper forms will be tuTnishedD
uuthIa O'CLOCK, m, on "WEDNESDAY, October 10,
lt9y 4 The delivery at the SohuIkin Arsenal, Phil
Adelph., o. 1000 pains Army WOODEN stockings, 70
Az Standard samples Of Ehish ca ps Sgsn A.
ssIs Assistant ouArtsrmAStSf "a Gen. u. 3. A.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

ID PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
TIMURE RAILROAD.
OommeneinE MONDAY, June ., ls7a. Passenger
follows;
,wY MAJ Train for PhilGdolphIH and Way Stations
EEPrs,s Train for PhilAdsphIA aud New YOrk ~
0l5 A. NJ
kEgrssS Train for PhllAdOlphlA and New YOrk a
9ll r. ~
ooIhnodatIon Train i9r Fort Deposit and Inter.
kiDTS:. Train f e, pah i Sl ss7SP.h.
- SUNDAY TRAINS,
F1r PhiiAddlphiA At Z Is Il. NJ For HaVI York Al
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12

pRoPosALs FOB SUPPLIES.
OFFfcE or PAYNAETER, u. =. NAyT,l
u KuBH srhEHT, boston, Dot ~, lsia,
pfopoIAla sealed ard lnd0rssd ''fIopoaAls tor Nav
RupPii0S" vii b received ~ this once until MON
DAY OetoSsT H. ls72 At y O'Clock, m., for the ar,l'
oes nan ~ below, TO be delivered At the Nav Yard,
OhafisstoWp, fTes Of expense 10 the 0oyernment,
WiIhln tan days from date Of award. ~
The Eht 10 reserved TO reject any aud All bids, and
70 award oAoh item nepArAteD.
BY order Of the Nav Department, bids VIII pot be
eonsidsTed from persons who arc not mhuntaotuFsu
o. regular AleIs In the articles they oSr 70 fur
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
RIQUIATTIoN No
Ten thousand Doanda sugar.
spa thousand pounds Tea. .I.H.
w. hundred EAllona holAAsoa.
rive Y. ndred gallons NlnogAT
To Do Nav Standard and IN Nay Iaok Ages
0EORGH PLuHKETT,
ooli PatmAstsT u. \. Nay.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
pRoPosALs FOR THE REPhIR roF THE
S6iAf h fRR.1R NM Wax =

L oUkRTKRMASTERsD DOCK Al SFiLLRIT's
FONT HARBOR. NEw YORK.
QUARIEnMAsTER'B OTTICE, u, B. ARMY
CohrER GREEHE AND HoUHIoE gTs,
NehIw York CITY, Sept II, ls7l.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with COPY 81 this
adysTtlaoment attached, invited and will be re-
eSlysd Al this once until 10 m OoobaT a. Ism. for
- repair OF the QuATtsTnAatoT's Dock At Wtuotta
Point, New York hArbor.
Plans and specifications may he seen At this ofhse
Payment on oomplstion Of SOTk, which must be
within thirty (sOl dAya after execution OF contract
Contract must DO entered into with bond, with two
O sureties In quarter the amount Of the contract
within seven az days after the acceptance Of the pro-
posAl, and guaranty TO thAt eheqt aeoompAnI each
pToposAI X N. BATOHELDER,
Ooli. Ms i1T aud OuATtsmaateT U, \. Auny.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-12
PURE WHISTLES
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER IN.
VOICE OF THE OELEnRATED

sIBO Pc gallon, sIo.BO per dozen, bottled.
0IBSONB RYE, n onuAJlVAniA)
si.bO par EAloh. SlO 80 per dozen.
uAFF's OELKBP.ATRD INDIANA WHISKY,
% per EAllcn.
HAMMOND" RYE, ESQ per gallon,
Persons Wish'hg strictly pure whisky and yory oil
can set II By aging the GROW" or "Glbson," Nhio
receive diOOt from sun, and has not been In roo
uheI's han 10,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29
A RACE FOR POWER.
From the n. Y. Tribune.1

"a lean horse for long race" Gov.
.Warmoth of Louisiana happening to be
IN New York, his opponents conceived the
shrewd idea of having the leutenant-goy-
eernor call a meeting Of the Legislature and
impeach him, or, at least, assume the funo-
tons OF the governorship long enough to
sign, corrupt election bill, passed by the
last Legislature, the object of which Is 10
take the control Of the election out of the
hands OF the present fairly constituted
BOARD and turn it over to President Grants
immediate representatives. Lieu-Goy.
rlhchback was also north. He was Sc
oretiy summoned and he secretly started.
Iwently-tour hours later Gov Warmoth
Wss ADVISED of the impending danger. In
thirty-six hours he too was on his Way hut
Inc Warmoth management, was. as IL ia
general y proved, the shrewder. He con.
trived TO make closer connections thar
Pinchback, and whore there we're de,a
contrived to secure special trains NJ .
result OF 1t was that he got into Nav ~
leans precisely at the same time with tho
would-be acting governor. Mr. Pinch
back had his race for his pains and PEA.
dent Grants friends will not control tho
election in Louisiana. 1t was the most
novel railroad race on record.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29
A JAPANESE GROOM.

At five o'clock in the morning we
set off with NJ. Lindan on an excursion
which promises to be charming, and
indeed, is so. We are going to try
some horses which we think of taking
for a month. 1t is ride of forty -eigh,
miles, and, if they resist such fatigue
the bargain will be concluded. They
are coObs, black as ebony, with bright
and lively eye, and touch of the Arab
about them. To horse to horse we
must be off. We began an hours fast
trot along the valley which extends
south Of Yokohama, and followed a
narrow path in the middle of the rice
fields, every moment jumping over lit
tie ridges foot wide, made of three
bamboos placed side by side. All this
time | never got tired of watching my
"betto Japanese groom who ran be-
fore me with the agility of "a gaelic,
warning my horse, his friend, by a
sharp little cry at every difficult step.
1t seems that in Japan no horseman
ever thinks Of riding without this faith.
tul and indefatigable runner, with his
graceful and nervous limbs. who rivals
his horse. "Armado" Chat is the
name ofmy new servant has, indeed
throughout this long day, kept up with
our rapid pace the whole time If we
dismounted at tea.house, there he
was, taking care of my horse, washing
his nostrils with cold water and pro,
viding with slight repast of beans.
wish | could show you how he barely
touches the ground with his light tread.
When he started his dress was magnif.
icent he wore dark blue robe with
enormously large sleeves, and tigh,
trousers, which defined his most ex,
qusite legs As he ran through the
rice fields, he looked like great blu,
butterfly racing after the tall flowers
Soon gradually throwing off all his GOV,
erings, he appeared only clothed in {
pair of socks and his scarlet tattoo
marks.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29
CAIRO BULLETIN.
AGRICULTURAL.
HORSE FEED.


For horse feed. Indian corn posses
ses all the elements Of warmth and nu.
triton and is we'll calculated to supply
the wear and tear Of the system OF
the hardest worked horse, and keep
him ip healthy condition, without any
assistance from oats but the usual ad-
dition of hay should be allowed to hor.
ses, whatever be the feed that is In use.
By reference to the analysis Of corn,
!, will be observed that there is little
loss from woody fiber or other inert
substances. II is this principle con.
tanned in corn that II is TO be modified
and corrected as a feed, and not to be
added to by greater concentration of
nutritive matter or, in other words,
add to the corn materials that do not
contain. or at least, but in small de.
gree those powerful constituents that
characterize Indian corn and for this
purpose we will recommend that the
corn be in minute division, or ground
into meal, to insure greater diffusion
in the stomach. and less concentration
than would result by feeding it whole,
aud not mixed with extrabeous matter,
as cut hay, or chaff and little bran. The
bran is to prevent, or at least modify,
the costiye or binding and heating ef-
fects of the corn; the chaf or cut hay
is to give sufficient bulk to the feed.
thereby keeping the bowels moist and
the meal from contraction. At the
same time the horse has feed before
him, of which he can eat his fill with
out producing cramp or collie, which
often results from feeding corn whole,
in meal, without a sufficient mixture
or bulk being given it. 1t is the want
of this knowledge, together with the ex-
ira trouble in cutting hay and mixing
such feed, that forms the chief argu-
ment Of some stablemen against feed
ing with corn, and in favor OF oats. A
carriage or saddle horse, used for shop
ping or afternoon rides or drives, can be
kept in excellent condition with six
pounds Of cornmeal, three pounds of
cut hay, two quarts Of wheat bran, and
a teaspoonful of salt, mixed with warm
water in winter and cold in summer
the water to be just enough barely to
moisten the mess, and not to make soft |
feed slop, disturb the bowels of the
horse, and unfit him for exertion. The
above named mess is to be divided into
three feeds-for morning noon and eve.
ming. An addition o.. six 10 eight |
pounds of hay must also be given to
the rack. These quantities however
are merely approIiulie IN 1be old
horse and one Of harder work VII, to
keep him in good condition require an
addition. and young animals Of less
work will notrequire 80 much Draught
and hard worked horses should be fed |
more generously, say fifteen to sixteen
pounds Of meal with six to eight pounds
OF cut hay, half peck Of bran, and an
extra allowance Of hay in the rack at
night. This amount of feed to saddle
and carriage horses, is equivalent to
about forty bushels of corn, about two
tons of hay, and twenty five bushels of |
bran per year and for draught horses
one hundred bushels Of corn. about two
tons of hay, and ninety-one bushels of
bran.-Dr. McCgures Stable Guide.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29
FRESH GRAPES AT ALL SEA.
SONS.

The Stockton (Del.) Republican
says:
ave once knew gentleman who
supplied his table with fresh grapes
from one season to another. His plan
was to gather, when quite ripe, the lar
gest and finest punches of grapes and
pack them in sawdust, using in place
OF boxes, common nail-kegs, which he
purchased for trife at hardware stores.
After carefully packing the desired
number Of kegs, he buried lot in
trench dug in high dry ground, be-
meath shed where the water could nei.
Their fall or soak in. Before he used
the sawdust, he carefully dried it Ell
Their in the sun or in an oven, until it
was entirely free from moisture. We
never witnessed the packing process,
but we know he always had the grapes
and in this way he told us he preserved
them. After being buried for months
the grapes were as sweet and finely
favored as if just gathered from tn,
vines. The process is cheap, and ma,
be easily tested. If it will presery,
the grape, new and profitable bushes
may be built up. Bunches of fresl
ripe grapes in the spring would be
novelty, and would command higl
price. We hope that some of our crap
growers will try the experiment.
HOW TO SLAUGHTER SHEEP
A writer in the National Live Stool
. Journal says that it is not the WOO
but the intestines that causes the un
pleasant taste in mutton therefore, t,
avoid it, be sure that the sheep is no
warm or heated or any way UNUSUAL,
excited just before slaughtering. Fl,
gives the following for killing anC
dressing:
"As soon as the sheep is caught hold
Of, let his throat be cut Immediately
Then make an incisiou in the chest
near the heart, and another near the
crotch above the smaller intestines, tina,
the air may escape as he dies. ORES.
such portions Of the quarters and aldo,
men as will allow the immediate open
ing Of the mutton without the soilinl
Of the flesh by the tag and dirty locks
When thus dressed, the carcass may b,
rolled up in the pelt with the wool mex
to it, and no unpleasant taste will b,
communicated to it"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29
SPECIAL. NOTICES,
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This superb hair dye is the best in the
world-perfectly harmless, reliable and in
stantaneous. No disappointment The gen.
Immediately natural black or brown. Does
not stain the skin but leaves the hair cleans
soft and beautiful. The only safe and per-
feet hair dye. Sold by all druggists. Fac
tory, 10 Bond street, n. Y.
lO-eOd-Iw-ly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29

BeSnThe GRANTEES are in trouble down
in South Carolina. Both the United States
senators, Sawyer and Robertson, together
with Bowen and the leading managers,
have been repudiated by the negroes, and
an anti-Grant coalition has been formed
To counteract this, Sawyer and Robertson
have appealed to the president to declare
martial law in that state.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29
HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.

CUsrARD.-One quart Of milk and
. quarter Of pound Of -four. Mix the
-four with some Of the milk. When
the remainder Of the milk is boiling,
STIR in the prepared -four and milk Git
must be entirely free from Jumps. }
Let il boil hard about two minutes,
beat four eggs we'll, and stir iu while
hot. Add full half pound of pow.
dersd 6ns sugar, some salt, and essence
d vanilla, Or the juice Of fresh lemon
subbsd On The sugar. Have biscuits
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29

Rs1"The Cincinnati Commercial thinks
Greeley is the man to be called "Old
Brains 1t says; "His speeches made
during the last week show that he carries
more wisdom and patriotism, hearty hui
mainly and practical information under
his hat, than any other man in America"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-29

RH.Thc Liberals, it should be remem-
bered, must fight this campaign nearly
without money, against the struggles Of
10000 federal office-holders, and, probably,
1000 state and county and town office.
holders