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3 1 3 jI Jl j v . OPFIOH, 13TTIiIjBJTI3r JBrriliXJUSTO-, OOE. 12TH aO?B3IQ,r A. XT ID "W-A-SHIliTGTOISr A.VB3XTTraH JOHN H. OBERLY, EDITOR: CAIRO ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 25. 1873. OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY. OUHOHUituiiKa. UIKIST1AN UHUKUII lilWitooiilh street between Washington untl Walnut. Meeting every Hunday at 10, "'-i ftnJ 8 ii, in. mi ml ay school at I p. I'raver mooting WihI I'raVLT tncotiuu wiHinoiuav evcmuKt niKftJlYTKUlAS Klghth Hlroct. I'roacblng, Habbath at 104 a.m. and H p.in I'rnyer mettK, Wednesday at 74 p. to. Sabbath Hchooi, 3 p.ra, J. M. lanaden, Hu pcrinUsndont. Ukv. II. Thavkh, l'wtor MICTTIODIHT.-Cor. Klghth and Walnut His. I 'reaching, Habbath at II a.m., aoU7 p. m I'raver meotinir. Wedneidav.7i n.m. Habbath Hchooi. 8. D.ra. L, . nuunen, tfuperlntendont. Hisv. J. I WaLLKH, I'atiinr. i HUIHJH OY TUK UKI)i:KMKlt-(Kplto-pal.) Morning iayoni. Sabbath 101 a.m. KNenlni; urayoM, 74 p.m. .tahbatii School, U a.ui. Ukv. K. Coin, Hector. iT. a'ATUICK'S OIlUIlOll-Nliith St. and Washington Avenue. I'uMla oervlce, Babballi b',10 and 10 1 a.m. Veruar, 7 Ji.ui. .S.vbbath Hchooi, 2 p.m. Service etiry day, a a.m. Hv. 1'. .1. O'llAWiRi.1, 1'rleiit. 1". JOSKl'11'8 C11UKCII. (Herman,) cor. iilt of Walnut and Crona atrueU. Han, every Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. m. Vespers, 1 p. in. Mau during week days, 8 o'clock a. tn. Kkv. U. liorrMAH, l'rlent. 1 Kit MAN LUTHllUANCllUHCU-l.lth street between Washington Avenue and Walnut street. i'reachlnK Hunday morning at 10 o'slock. Sabbath School at U o'clock p.m. Ukv. U. Dukkhciinku, l'artor. OUNO MKN'S ClllllSTIAN ASSoOlA TION. Ilegular moeting wcond Monday each montli at their room over llockwell Co' book store, Commercial avenue. Weekly l'rayer meeting, rlday,7l p.m. at the room. L. W. STltxwKl.Lt l'reildent. SECOND M18SIONA11V HATTIST C'lIUHCU. Corner Hyearnore ami Forty Drat streets, 'reaching Babbatii at 11 o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. Sunday School 1 o'clock p. m. Tho church 1 connected wltli the HUnoli Association, by the First Missionary IJjp tint Church ol Cairo. Ukv. Holomum Leonard, I'utw. AVK1CAN MKTIiODIlJT. FourtecMo, be twuen walnut anu leaar. Services, Habbath, 11 a,m. Habbath School, 14 p.m. Clan meeU at a p.m. arXJOND KltEK WILL HAl'TIST'-Klf- teenth direct., between Walnut and Cedar. Senieei Habbath. 14 and 3 p. m. KKV. K. HICI8, Pastor. ritKE WILL I1APT13T UOMK MLS3ION aAUHATU SCUOOL. Corner Walnut and Cedar Street. Babbatii School, 9 a.m. rUlST HIES WILL BAl'TIST CUUUCH Curry'f liarracka Senrtcee, Habbath 11 a.m., 3 p.m. .t 74 p. m. Kkv. Wm. KKLLxr, lator. I1U8T MISSIONARY IIA1T1ST CUUI1CII. Cedar, between Ninth and Tenth SLa. I'reachlnf Sabbath, 104 a,m. and 74 p.m. layer meetiiw. Wedneaday evening. i'rtachlnjt, hMday eveulnx. Sabbath Hchooi, 14 p.m. John Vanllazter and Mary SUphonj, Superintendent. ItKV. T. J. SltOKKI, 1'aator. tkjOXH HAI'TIST CUUKCH-Kourteenth oreet, between Cedar and Walnut. Tho o T Haptlft ahurcb recoulzcd by the Ai latlon. -vleee, Sabbath, 11 a.m. 3 p,m. and 7 p.m. 1 Krv. Jacob Hkajilky, Elder. TUE MASONS. AillO COMMA.NUEUY, No. 13. SUtod AJaeuuiy av uio 9j iuiu jiiuumi. and third Monday) tn each month. VUKO COUNCIL, No.2i.-Kegular Conjo- IcatlonatMaaonlo UaU. UKO CUA1TEU No. 71.-Uegular Con i... ..int. . Uunnl, 1U1I. on the third gTueedaj ol every month, ,VUlO CODOE, Re. !B7 F. A-. M.-Itow. , it OoKununlcatlona at Maaonlc Hall, tho tccond and fourth Mondayi of each month. Hi.... .inn vvi f nira Km A PJllf.lt l.UUUf., MWtm " " fenowi' llall, In Artcr'a building, every huraday evening at 8 o'clock. STATE OFFICERS. lovernor John L. lleveridge. .leuienauvKiOTeruor - orretarj- of State Ocorije II. Harlow. militor of State C. E. Llpplncott. Ute Treanurer Caper l.u. H.ttorney General Jamca K. Kilaall. eiupt. Public Instruction Newton llatemin pt f Mvnuv.nMt?V. Van. opreaentative Klghteentb Ulttrict Inacc uents. L.cnc-la IVMVUAT. AHHRMIII.Y. Til ...fc-J - - opreientativei in thu Mth district, wSi 11. Oberly, Wm. A. Lemma aud Math itjlj. Inccore. ...... Miinator for tho 60th district. Jeo Ware, i T COUNTY OFKICE11S. fc! CIHCUIT COUHT. i) dee D. J. Baker, of Aloxander. VicUto'i Attorney-Patrick U. Popo. lc1rA. II. Irvln. atW. Martin Aaaeasor and TrcMurer. tvuu. www.. If. U.noa 'llrk Jacob G. Lynch. . itittnr inrin 11. ivOBaman. " MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT, "o Vor John Wood. ud,aaurer U. A. Cunningham. - .nntmllnr K. II. Kallla. ,rk Micnaoi iiowiey. "srnoy u. "rirnov U. wauon weuD. - - . . Ttco Maglitratoa F. Uroia and J. J. . ahal and Chief of Falloe Wm. Mollale. u J 'at Commlmloner IJ. J. Galllgan. " libera Police Force A. Cain largent, cfrjT Wooton, Phillip lleun.Chas. Meliuer ir""'j - 'Y vraiTil lliram IIItIiv mil J. M. ward John ucKWon anu r . lion j in waru v, r neuu ouu m, a. rArJ..'..l TT ll.tilnann anil Wm " ,1 HMUIUVI MMU 1 I .... tbirii. e w BOOK HIMIINU. oiJ PATBONIZK iod lr- JW til III I I A I L-i 1 iveffLLETIN BINDERY, Ctitf r.VH wi n TT TT K Tj S . V w "- t (Late of St. Loul.,) PBOPRIRTOH '.BINDER AND BLANK BOOK I a TJTTtf AtlTTTUKR. c, ilitneas and dltpatch. All kind of avdVne at ehort noUce . Hlblee, Music, Tiand PorlodioaU bound neat and r,"?vet powlble ratei. rfeilr work, ucb ai Uocords, Docketi THE J3ULLET1N: AN 0I,.VHAIt SONC.. An through the lorcut dl.irr.iyod lly chill Notmber, luto 1 atratcd, A lonely tuinttrcl ol tho wood Wan ringing to tho aollttldo : I loved thy iini lie, thus I tald, When o'er thy perch tho Ic&vei wcro uproad j Hwect wai tho noii)f, but tweeter now Thy enrol on the leaflet bow. 8ltK, little bird I thy nolo nhall cheer Tho Badnen of tho dying year. When vlolrti pranked tho turf with blue And inoinliij,' tilled their ciipi with duw, Thy Blonder olco with tippling trill I'he budding April bowcre. would till, Nur pa Hi Juyoui tones away When April rounded Into May: Thy life tball hall no rccoud dawn Sing llttlo bird 1 the krliitf U goiie. And I remember wiii-a-day! Thy fulMilown mmuiiT roundelay, An when behind a btolderod ncreeu Somu holy maiden tlngt univeu : With auiwerlug iiotcit the woodland rung, And every tree-top found a tongue. How deep tho Miade I the grove how (air! King, little bird ! the wood are bare. Hut now tho tummer'i chant m done And mute the choral antlphon ; The birds have Utt tho uhlveritigp To tilt fttnonc tho trcllUcil vlnet. inca Or fan the air with ncented plumes Amid tho lovesick orange-bloomi, And thotigh art hero alone, atone, Sing, Utile bird 1 the rett have llown. The now b:n capped yon dlttaut bill, At mom the running brook will Mill, From drhtn herdi tlie vlotiiU tliatrlio Are lllo the moke of .icrlllce, Erelong the Irozru aod hall raork Tho ptowtharc, changed to stubborn rock, Tho brawling ktrealut Hill noon be dumb, Sing, llttlo bird! tho froits hae come. F.M, fatt the lengthening ahadowi creep, Tho tongleta fuwla are hall aileep, Tho air ajrowa cblll, the Betting un May leave thco ere thy cong la done, Tin puloo that wirmi thy breaat grow cold, Thy secret die with thee, untold : The lingering funiict itlll ii bright, Mag, little bird I 'twill loon be night. (Oliver Wendell Holmon, lu tho Atlantic for January. THE ACCIDENT TO JOHN E. OWENS. From the New York Sun, 19th. John K. Uweni, the comedian, played Toodlca In tho Newark Opera-bouie on Tuesday night. In tho last act it ii part of the itago builnou of TooUlei to fall. Mr, Owens' shoo soles wero very slippery on that evoning and bo fell a moment sooner than ho expected, and wrenched his lack with such violence that he was unablo to rlso. it was too near tbo end of tho play to mar thu doling tableau lor tho spec tator, and the curtain was down before nuny of them know that tho comedian had received serious injuries. lie was taken to the Continental Hotel suffering inloniely. Even after careful examination of tho bruises his phynclan thought that be might b all right in k day or two. Ilia agent had made angagemonta for tho M8'6?n'a'ajVo'n"and Mo "nlgtuTn 'Head ing. It was apparent on "Wednesday that the Eaiton engagement would havo to be broken, but Mr. Owens still hoped to be ablo to play In Reading. Tho soroness and pain have increaied so much that bis phys ician now fears that tna spine it iuju.j and gives Mr. Owens no bopo that ha will be able to move for days, perhaps weeks. Mrs. Owens is with him. Tbo ptln Is so evero tbat he ii almost constantly under the influence of oplatei. When sufficient ly recovered Mr. Owens Intends to go to his resldonco near Ilaltimore. HOW THEY SWITCH TltAlNS IN ENGLAND. A correspondent of an Eastorn paper gives the following account of how rail road trains are switched or "shunted" in England: At 2:30 wo atccmod away norJKv tbo collierii-, thick as far aa tbojHould roach, stopped a short time at ntjti, the scene of tho fearful railroad disastor, saw wbero tho car jumped on tho roof of the furnaco, killing tboso in it and the work men below. Toe Coroner's jury decided the causooftho accident to bo "became the Win left tbo tnetala'as thoy say for rails. They call switching "shunting;" tbo switchman lioro sits in a large glass house, built up ton feet abovo tbo track ; rods run to all the switches within two miles, and are worked in this room by levers, which work like tbo lovers for playing church chimes. Tho switebns are always closed, so that the straight line Is always right, union tbo man's hand ii on tbo lorer which holds the points and throws the train on tho other track. Theio switches answer for going in one direction, and it is Impossible for them to be misplaced except by design. They are in uie all over Europe, and I think for safety they are more reli able than those in uso in Amorlca. A tele graph and signal bell in the switchman's room tell him the position ol all trains nrausAJic. O. K HUGHES, OENMRAL INSURANCE AGENT OFFICE : Ohio Levco, over Matbuss & llbl't. tSSTNtnt hut Firsi-Class Companit RepTCsentedr&l INSURANCE! KNTAULIHHKD 1UD. SAFVOIU), MORRIS & 0ANDKE, Ueneral INSURANCE AGENTS 7 OHIO LlTMi CITY KATIONAX, BAKK UVILDINO CAIRO, ILLS, rko oldest established Agenoy in Southern IUIuoib, representing over SG5.000.000 00 ! I the best Insurance Capital el the COHMINNIOIV MKHCIIANTN. II.A.ThouiH L. IJ, Thomt TUOMS & HUOTHEH, ijuccoMUs to II, M.liulen, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BHOKKItS AND DXSLBHH IN ' Mntl anl Fnnejr Urocerlra, Foreign and Domesllo ZK Commercial Avenue, UAIHO, - ILLINOIS. MIliliKllA l'AUKEU, GENERAL COMMISSION in. FORWARDING MBUOIIANTH, DKALKKH IN FLOUR, CORN Oata, Hay, etc., AUKNTS vou FAIHIIANK'S HOALKb Ohio Lnvee. CAIRO. ILLINOIS. O. I. WILLIAMSON, WHOLESALE GllOOEIt, COMMISSION MERCHANT And Dealer In BOAT STORES, No. 76 Ohio Levee, CAIUO, ILLS. tSTSpeclal attention given to conalf consign 11-2 If insuu ana niung orueri. W. btratlou. uirj STRATTON k BIRD, WHOLESALE GROCERS AMD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents American Powder Company No. r,7 Ohio Levee, CAIRO, - ILLINOIS. 7. D. UATUV88. I). C. UUL MATIIUSS & UIIL AND GENERAL Coil MISSION MrncitA i . DKALIRS I.V UAY AND WESTRN PRODUCE. . a,t.E. JOHN R. PHLLIS & HON, (BuooMier to John H. PhtlltJ,) GENERAL COMMISSION ISO FORWARDING MKROUANTB DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OATS, Flour, Meal, Bran, &c., AGENTS KOIt LA KLIN AND RAND POWDKR COMPANY. (Jon. TlNTIt STKKKT AMD OHIO LlVKK OAIliO.lLtll. C. OLOSE, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT And dealer la Liux, Ciuimt, Plabtxb, Haib, Etc. No Ohio Love. 131 will sell in car load lot at manufa turara' prices, adding freight. 4-2-tl J. M. PHILLIPS, Forwarding and ComTnissioD MERCHANT, AID WUARP-BOAT PROPRISTOU. prepared to forward all kinds of freights to all points. Business attended to promptly. N. R. Thittlevf ood. 1. J. Tuistewood THISTLEWOOD & CO., CIKHKHAL CoMMiaaioN Mbbohants DKALKRS iM FLOUR, CORN, OATS, HAY, ETC No. 78 OHIO LKVBK. Oaibo, . Illinois. 11-2 tf F. M. STO0KFLETII, IruporMr. Rectlfler and Wholesale Dealer la roHKIdM AMD IIOHKSI IO LIQUORS AND WINES XO. 62 OHIO LITKB, tf9.5 GIRO, ILLINOIS NOW IS THE TIME TO GET JOB PRINTING During the dull season, while Merchants and others have leisure timo to devote to suoh matters, wo suggest to them tho propriety of procuring their Cards, ; " Bill Heads, Bills of Lading, Account of Salos, Dray Tickets, Receipt Books, EVERY VARIETY Which the Bulletin office is prepared to do in the Neatest and l . THE LOWEST PRICES The Bulletin office JOB PRINTING MATERIAL In the Southwest, and as low prices as can bo obtained in St. Louis, Chicago, Louis ville or Cincinnati. STEAMBOAT Our river friemds will and tho most tasty assortment found in any printing establishment in tho Southwost. YOUR JOB PRINTING Best Order has tho finest stock of will fill orders for such work at PRINTING find atlthis'offico tho bost papo of typos, tints and cuts to bo 132 GOODS AT Wholesale and Rotail Doalor in Foreign and Domestic Dry LARGE STOCK OF Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths Upholstery Goods, Window Shades, Dninnslc, Cornislici Wltbci tlie public to bo Informed Hint lio Ins on hand a stock ot Roods aa extensive l ativ In the Houtlie&Kt, and that ho It dotcrrolnpil to poll every article at prices lower than tbsi Intveftt. Call on Mm and examine goods and iirlci. lio will satlslf you both to (lualltr and coat. AUDUBON MUl I! I II II r o . CAREFULLY AND PROPERLY PREPARED. Tho Iieahhfulucss of thin articlo ns load for MOCKING BIRDS, ROBINS 1JLACK BIRDS, THRUSHES, nnd all other soft bill birds, has been de monstrated to satisfaction. Birds not only relish it, but seem to iraprovo in. health, in plumaco and in song. It has been tho aim of tho manufacturers to p proach ns nearly as posaiblo tho food upon which theso beautiful songsters vo in their wild ttatc. CAUTION Ab much o( tho hlrd food sold over the country, hi mado with an cy moro;to the chenpncus than to thuquality ol tho ingredients tisoii, we advlso anyone hav lug a Singer they valuo, to purchaienono but Audubon Mocking lltrd Kood, SiayPreparcd and for salo in bottlca, and hulk, at retail and whole sale, by B.A.IRjOL.A-!rT BROTHERS, DBTJQ-QISTS, 74 OHIO:tEVEE, - SIGN OF THE GOX.DEH UOM AND UOHNER WASHINGTON AVENUE AND EIGHTH STREET, (sia.v oi' tiik crtY8T.tr. mouteh,) MERCHANT TAILORING nY JACOB LEI1NING, no. la omo i.r.vr.t. Cor. llUHt. The largest lino ot cloth nnd plnco goods of tho 11 next iiuullty, unit greatest variety ever brought to this market. Thcso goods woro bought at prices that enable nio to tell thuin at ten per cent, lower 11,'urcs than any house in Cairo. GUARANTEE GOOD FITS and entire satisfaction in every renpoct. Wo also keep a full and comploto stock of OKNTS KUKNISIIINO GOODS, HEADY MADi: OI.OTUINO. IIX'VH, UAl'S.UOOTS.SUOKS, Ac 1H m ohn Q. Uarruan. Chai. Tbrupp JOHN Q. UAHMAN k CO., BBAL ESTATE iM! HOTJS33 AGENTS OOLLEOTOlia OONVEYANOKIW, NOTA1UKS l'UDL And Land Agouti of tho Ulino It Cent and liurltngton amlMlHourl lUllioud com panlos. Nurtli Oor. olW a-aim lili I.tf Okuo, IU.INftlft. WIIITK COLLAR PLAJNINO MILJj N WAIIT.UH, Proprietor, HARDaio) SOFT LUMBER IiATU, HHINaiiKS, 01SDAK POS'W uoona, 8AHU, biiINDS OBDKllH BOMOITKU. Sthamboat LuiiBni., Knrnlsbodon utiurtest notion. Uoturoorclftl vanuo, botwoon Tenth and Kloventh streets OAIBOi IXiIiIrOIQ.: PBIGES. 132; iinii iiir Irani! Dlarrhcra, Vytfalrrr, Chalrrsi Morbus. Ham mtr Complaint, Flux, Chllilrrn's Ttt th ins, nnd Hi Orrnt I'rceuUva si Asiatic Cholera XIAGUIBE'S BSNNB PLANT. TM. .ltrurllnu; mtdlcUe, th. r.nt tt whl.li Ii trr.l bmal.t.t itreutheut if oeuotrr. t. badoaMtl! .oprk.r w or Jr t fml u Ui ynUia, fr u. onflli tar hUbll I. W. b.T. U .ur wf....lin u.lluosUW rurnUbxl lolunl.rllr T Col. U.j. Uu Chl.f Toorrtt.l KsjItMr Dur. .1 ViihlofMllj O.D. rill U.mt Wwi.ii, DfSm.t. tkie.l.nnt.1 l.,ionirTI ilio oo.tl ( l Krj. .arCAQ., hotplul .t.tr4. cotuat.Da.r. i u.mIv .v.ry l.aoi.r pljlaxao lh MU.l.afprl trltgtarj rtr.rt . r..t. rn H.DItrx.od Chrl.U.Q CoualaaloB.. araij cbapUlo aal aih.ri tao num.roua to ta.nUoa. Mk.vl.4 htthoot araiBluua oriba rr.t., fral.IOf It. ralaoMa belkalqiiaimtaU tbablaa ail term. Na Bihar mo4kla ba. aock rteotaa.atfatlODt. W caaal.o tt.r to bl. Kac.U.BCTLll Orati Brawa, ai.OoTarnar o( tltai.atl aal Ilea. JH Prown. Major or tba rhr Sl lul., aal maor olbtr Suta omelite, for vbleb tbtra la aa apaea la thla aa..rtl..mai. luiir-UcKaaaoa a Rottlaa. No. l aaj ai c.ltoo at.. N.w Tatk. Ui l drawtiu aai BlUaUtalea ar.rtwb.ro. ' J. i HAOrinr, fide Proprietors. M. VT. corn' oroitrn and bi-fona sti.. St. Loul). Mo. Trice. 79 ivnla prr bottle. ' THE MffllUAl WONDER INTJLLLIHLK RPEClTia fnv DIiiiisi t 1h Lfr.r fnkl drftoetDoti. It ooittlu l kvbU rlfh m! u itt Tcitubl utiiilmu fcr Udtoal. HUOOD WILL. TKLIi. H LJ)r WUbit to btve ii fM tLiib looks ptvltud tnt rUteJ nj tf Cftt eot, frr ib to bin roicbofka, brisjiii fill htli h4lUi; IPIUI11H tj if NCUWllI N Vl utfttlr CaDlurtft( Mturi.tbt rrttM.bloeJiiriatriuiii; !! kU iftwUUrea tf bontU, Htm, kUbT kd aunbt prBttlac a t aitbr tlrrUtkn tt tb tlcM tad umi f rttorU)a ( ejiuf &Jj iproi; la tlrl r tibt rcorij noitoaaut vwauiriii , nun aucicva rn, UL'IRKJ CtXUL'HNnO Ul KH AND BLOUl) BlTTUd lat auj htaoit Urt t iUrcr if tbtJwto dtb. TIu U f cry twt bkU tipr uUu, but Buattroui mm. t r poi)iiLQ JuiU'c a UMriiea. Tbll U4ktl tbttDlr dl raverttl itub tubiiliuu tor Cftkml, II tun ul tb dlietica Ibkl ilercurj ku bcrtlofer tx varlofl rt pu al eaotrol. bvtry kOfJtiuo of if Llr. kUstyf J B)4 uJ K4l, yUi tt ttitm tolls iMUfttUl IiBimm. P?pfU. rutUptk4)D, Actio Ck. LtMltuilc, lia la tb llavcl Cft, hrUttt MttM, Dropy, Utrtwti. tut liMlit41a, Jftuudln, DUbtloi, kaUrctmtnt o4 I&Du&iBtitoB f If Llttr, ItuiJkUtJ CtroaUUau. Uit I( . ruaiiir. Ttadtx; to faraifiii, CarbuwUi, SU UU Brt, r aO RJUf ttj lj Ul Bit, beu4 for circular to J. C. MAGriRE, H. W. poraer of OUT e and IauU, Mo. PLANTER'S HOUSE OHIO I.KVCK, Uctwocn Fourth and.Slxth Streoti. JOHN OOOICEL, 1'noritiBTOit. This liouso having recently undergono thorough repair, and addition of more thau twenty good sized and well turntahed room having been added to It, is now preparod to accommodate comfortably at least ouo hundred gueftta. Tho tablo Is alvraya sup. piled Willi the boat tba market affords, kerved up in tho most approved style. Terms reasonable. A sham ol patronage UtllrltrMl llOU u A N A. J. RQ-. D. Olllceovar-rstlm fc ltro's. grocery (tore. No. 131 Commercial avenue, comer Eighth street, ltestdenco corner ATasblMVjii alt nue and b'ourteoutU etroet. SEND IN YOUR ORDERS uuueu oiaiea. 1J