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TAKE NOTICE.
TIMKTAI1LK OTTJUtlLtlWO" CXSTMh It. It.
on and arter Bun-ay, V,b' ' 'epvU
mm.nie-uM.irmo,(.l.lM'rll td depart
ure of ,a.i n.r trln at Cairo t .,,..,
Karros, dally -
Xrrfw-.MsMStly
dallr. exert Sunday S:30p.m
Nothsnt;ofcara fiom Cairo to St. Louis. No
ehan ofcsrs from Cairo lo Cttlcsgo. Klfftnt
rawing Jtoo-n ileeping cars on niglit tram.
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SKS.p; ciirtun. ., m.i'vi
niGOH' BOAT),
CAIRO AND LOUISVIW'K
Weekly PmVH for Padiieali. lU
!.v,tlle,lriefAVoritnmtr'
T. O. BTSIAW. .
, .-rrATnKT at 5 o'clock p.m.
Leave. 'WfSJipply on bordor to
CAIRO AND PADUCAH
MAIL BOAT. ( t r
Thf .plendid stenmer
J of Ton lor. Mn'sjlr r.
. ,r. l.M.V. JiiWys oxoeptd)t4
. v.r frjiihtur pitn !PP'J on board or
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IMMIGRANT TICKETS
FOH SAIiK, gde FOB SALE,
FOR SALE-ifolFOH BALE. c
Fare from LivEitrooL, ,
Fare fruiii Londonderry
Faro from Glasoow, v
Fare from Queknrtown
TO CAIRO, :!:::::: $4 82 0
SallAr.l, Moms & Ca
Rents.
INMAN LINE"
Liverpool .New-York arid Plilladdphla
Steamship Company,
isira covmrr with initio btatuaxd aimiH
.'ooviajmssfrs
Kor.Carryinjtbe Malls'.
FOR PASSAGE TICKETS
or namta istoihation
APl'IiY TO JOHN O. DALE, Aot.
15 Broadway, New-York, or to
II. Houpt,
Vhini(ton Avenue, Cairn. nola. 51
I'll YNICI ANA-
WILLIAM 11. SMITH, M. D.
"IJ ESIfiESCE No. 21 Thirteenth atrett, be
J.V twcea Wnohinirton avenue and Walnut Ktrett.
iitig-12. Commercial avenue, up .talra.
U. W. DUNNING, M. I).
nFICGKCK-cornerNinlh and Walnut tU.
lU)Si!c-cotner sixth street nnd Ohio levee.
uri.ee hotira from 0 a.m.lo 12 m., and 'J p.tn
li.VWVKP.S,
A LI EN, MULKEY i WHEELEH
ATTORNEYS
JIM)
COl'NjSELOltS AT LAW,
' William J. Allen, 1
1 iJolin H, JlniLey, CA1U0, II.UN01H.
Samuel 1' Wheeler, j
BWI'irltcular attention pniJ Hi river nnd ad.
m n ty iiumeii-.
"I rifi:-Orer 1'ir'l Nalioiul Il.mk, Ohio t.evee.
01! KEN k GILIiEHT,
ATTORNEYS
AND
COUNSELORS AT ;i,aw,
William II. een, ) ,
Mile!f"r (lllt'l'l" P ' c",t,'"''JK0'i
aVcin attentinn"7rven lo Admiralty an
"leamlKiat Imalneaa,
timCE OHIO LKVF.K, ROOMS 7 AM) 8 OTKH
CITY NATIONAL 1IANK.
INHVIlAXCf.
"TRIUM.PJI."
THE TRIUMPH INSURANCE CO
01 Ciiieiunuti.
0 W
Bohcit. all kiml.ot rlika.
1'. HIltlSN,
Axeut, Cairo. . i0
UAH I'J'ITKItS.
11. T. GKROl'LI);
STEAM AND GAS FITTER
im Milta i
JAS MXTlltKS,
ia Filter' and 1'luinl.er'a material, Wood
I'Uinpa, glol umt atiK.e uln, flop
i-ocka, chuk valve., etc.
1U3 icikt rua
Tuft, llrutliera l'nlem Ury iiM Mtirn
And Morehou.e, Well1 4Co' Au'lbinatic Watei
Indicator auJbupply Val,e for .team boiler..
'XTtK'H IILOCK, C0MMEKCIAL.AVE.VU1
UTCHKlUI.
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
KOEHLER "& BROTHER
HaYeteopeneath,e 4.
I'Ol'LAU MEAT MAHUET,
" COMMKCUK.A.V, j ,
'I'UItf
JAMES KYN ASTON,
itiilrlifr nnd Dfialfr lu un n,ndH VffHh
tlent,
Cotare' Nti.r.TrrNTii' Vi7ii VorLAs Ktrn
cA'ui), iLbi.voiy.
lil'Vi and flaunlaera only the very teat cattle.
J J hOll mid a hei-ll. .ml I. r..l ! )n r.ll i..1
i'l'i'i" !".' ,r"rl' ""' f'om onf. pound to ten
JAKE WALTER,
at, iiraira in ,
Eighth Stkeet, Between Wabuisoto
AN'II iVlllklKllCIAI kVt,,.-,..:,
Keep ihs beat of Jlfif,1 TTork, MuU, Val i
Ajaiiiv. nauiagvj'vu:.. auu mv jirepart-u 10 ai rvaj
mtlKui In lloi;naejHe trjejifr ,
fOH HALT.
JMVK A CHOICE LOTOFAPI'IiKS In .Hark's
l)Ulllli1Ct Ullllf'll'll U .'in. vuii-
it hlth I oiler to sell In lots to suit imrcliin
,,,, t rulnom low price.
C iieiwecn ' " ..
norTdlt . V.'. HfjUlll'.
The undersign, d i doiioua of rcllln Ids
hToni:, at Mi.i.. iiinri:,
bulldlrn anil itocl:, " " u" n tuo.t
reaonaMotcim ... . , ,,,... , .
Tin M.mil i" o"1 "'"". rr
Norfnilr. if.i.
Thr Illlnoi Onlral Itn I Hon I Cniiii;iiy 111m
ofTrrfor ! follnnlrifiiletcrlliw! lo x In r"ir
AJilnloolo llic City of l id, 112 1
lot t: LloV . Lot 21 tfcick W,
'"if u ' V0, " S7 " Si,
.. i ' 82, ' V8 " fit,
, Q ti, " :il 82,
it 3 H-2. " S2 K2.
Fur term-, He. apply 'o lAMra J0IIN40S,
.l 1 1 Atfit.l'.
I'OR nr..vr.
The Commercial Hotel rill Iki rented on fYor
lileterma. Pomeilnn xlre immediately. Ap.
ply to (oclWtl) 0. WINSTON.
The lira und romn o llonn ilwullinc linuae
itunted 011 KlKlitli Aetaeon Walnut nmi Woali
liixtnn (oppo tutlie l'reiliytt thn Churcli) la for
rent. Kor tcrmi, elc. nnply tn
THUHAS, (IHKKN AIjIIKN,
oetMtf Ohio l.ee. Cairo. Ilia.
WANTED.
mO KENT A PIANO Enquire at room so, Ht.
I Charles hotel, or at olllco of tho Mlatliaippi
i'ji... rr... .a . .. .i n 1 nn nn nf r
.lirj iinu.jiuiiniivii uvi, ui
It. C. WKIRICK.
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Cairo, Nov. S, 1 871 .
STOCKHOLUEHS' MEETING.
A meotlne ofllio atocklioldera of Hie Cairo and
Vlnccnnca railroad comnanr will b held at tho
allien of the company In Cairo, Illlnnla, onBal
iirriay, Drremliar i1, t71, at 10 o'clock, a.m., for
the purpoae of rntlfying Ilia action of the board
uireciora. it, 11 i.Aivir.Lf,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Cairo, November 3, 1871,
novttd.
THE BULLETIN.
Publlahrtl rrery momlBi, Sfoadny (!
It it important that democrats thould
not forget this it election day ; and,rc'
mcmbering the fact, they thould vote !
M1S0EL1AHE0US.
A Catholic fair It talked about.
Those French Cherries, In yrup, 10
popular with connoiseura are told by Jer
gensun. tf
Tho knocking ofT of tho aiilewalk lft
borors will make icrip-holJers comforta
bio ovon If it does rcattlt in the breaking
of a neck or two.
A fine black mure, a good spring wag
on, and a set of new harness, for ealo choap
for cash. Enquire at J. Burger's, 141
Commercial avenue.
Tho whito flatboat, the one on which
Myers and Arnold found tho whisky stolen
from Halliday's wharfboat, has left these
parts and gone no ono knows where.
The ludios' benevolent society met at
the residenco of Mrs. E. F. Davis last
night. Thcro was u good r.ttondanco And
the evening wat passed very pleantly.
While the steamer Colorado was ma
king a landing at our wharf yosterday, a
thief or t!iicvc entered one of tho state
room? nnd stole $180 from a Mr. Jones, of
Missouri.
Tho Jntncs E. lUnkin, mudo her first
nppcarnncc at this point on Sunday lust.
.She is a low wntrr packet anil will run in
tin- Evanijvlllo nnd Cniro trade 'during tho
low wter season.
Tho body of tlto colored boy, who
wai drowned by falling from Phillip's
whnrf bont into the river lust week, came
o tho surface Sunday. Etquiro ,MctIitle
uummoncd a. jury and hold an iriguest.
Tho verdict was" " accidental drowning."
Tho name of tha doccassd wai " Grant,1
nothing moro nor less.
A numerous band of gypsies nro en
camped outside tho lovee, north-west of
the city. Tliey are making their sojour-
noy in our neighborhood this time linked
sweetness long-drawn out. Thobusinosscs
of fortune-telling, horse-trading and mis
rellancontstcallngaro evidently in a flour
Wmng condition hereabouts.
A burglar cntored tho reildcnco of
Mr. J. Schlostingci, Urn artist, and stole a
watch and u, lot of clothing. On the tain
night, thieves cll'uoted an cutranco into
Summorwull's house, hut did not succeed
in fteitling themselves rich. On 6me
niglit, burglars got into Mrs. Thrift's
houso and stolo a lot of clothing and vic
tuals.
Tuber llrothers, having oblalncd for
thuir watch ileiiiirtmcnt some of the vcrv
best workmen to be found, aro now pre
pared to turn out work in that lino with
but little delay. Thoso having flno and
difficult work requiring tho most skillful
workmen may now bo assured of obtaining
fcutUfnctlon. Tho fluent patterns of jow
elry, nx uauul, aro uudo to ordor at prices
that defy competition. ocUOtf.
The street comm Utco held a meeting
yesterday afternoon at tho clerk's office
and discharged all tho Mdowalk hands.
No particular roasou for this action was
given, but it is understood that lumber
could not bo obtained to keep the work
men employed. McIIalc, with his chain
gang, will still continue to patch "bad"
places, but the streets that aro almost im
passable must look after themselves.
The apathy prevailing among tlia
uemocrnis ct Ualro and tho countrv nro
cincts of Alexander mav. ("thouch wo do
not believe it will), result in the success of
lie republicans. Many of the democrats
who wore the most peisistcnt In demand
ing a party contest in Alexandor this fall
uavo done absolutely nothing In tho can-
vuas just ending, and somo of them will
- venture to tav. neuluct to votn inJ.v
Do.neuouy ought to employ n long polo
and ule '
. . ii
- ... vii, uji,
-It W no- definitely settled that
ltellly', Ktft entctrirU. ...
.splendid iJeriC(J to b0 ,ncrlbct.d WU
... uunnt: tlio iir.oi I.
auou. uioiu. Knough tickets Jmv lt.cn
.1 .... .I...O.I. " ."HIM
soiu iu jusviij Jir. neilly l umklng the
uruwmg, anu uu mni now remains a t)
collection of tho money fur tickets sul
scribed for. Ticket-holders will hxikhIIi,
matters bypaying tbopneo of their tkkit
to Mr. A. U, Kafford. of tho Citv National
bank, who will hold it until the drawing
THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, TUESDAY,
tokes jiloce, or, In caso of a failure to make
tho drawing, will return tho monoy lo tho
llckol-lmldow.
A daughter hns been born unto Judgo
Uakur, n dniiglilcr nlso unto Mr. Ernst
Orimller, nnd n son, of course, unto Mr.
Thomas Hnllldny. Four cow babies wore
baptised in tho Call) il'u church on Sun
day hit, nnd n do.eu or two In the other
churches. What it grand city this It?
Wo havo no need of immigrant societies.
We may confidently fall back upon our
own resources for increase of population.
The family grocery ttor of Blxby.
Koohlor is bolng patronised largely by peo
ple who liko flno groceries. Thoir location
on tho north sido of Eighth street, be
tween Commercial and Washington ay.
onucs, is a central ono, and their stock has
been selected with discrimination, there
fore this new candidate for public patron
nge meets exactly tho wanU of tho poo
ple. Messrs. Koohlor 3c Bixby proposo to
keep up their reputation by always selling
tho best of nil sorts of groceries to their
patrons nnd tho public, knowing that pco
plo generally aro awaro of tho fact that
really good nrticlos of any kind aro al
ways tho cheapest in the end. tf
A mass meeting of colored republicans
was hold on Friday night, in the African
Jfcthodist church, and was addressed by
J. J. Bird, who earnestly urged his hoarors
to turn out nnd voto the unicratchcd rad
ical ticket. Bird Is a venomous fellow, nnd
talks gall and wormwood. He has a
smattorlngof politics, and domineers ovor
his follow-cilizon of the black color, wbllo
ho In turn is domineered by tho whito rad
ical clique of Cairo. Itcv. Mr. Shoros don't
knucklo to him, but Freeman, Scott nnd
Qladney very meekly follow whero the
solf-aisurod Bird leads. lie told them on
Fridayjnight that they must vole to-day
for Miller and Morlz, and they daro not
disobey him.
The morchanl tailoring shop of Messrs
Lohning & Koblor, on tlx south sido of
Eighth street betweon "Washington and
Commercial avenues, opposite llanny's
dry-goods store, has been open only n few
wcoks and already these gcntlcmo are ob
taining a fair sharo of the patronage
of tho public. They are both practical
men first-class mechanics and are will
ing to guaranteo satisfactory work. Thoy
keep on hand always a full Una of piece
goods, to which thoy direct tho attention
of all who wish to have made clothos
that aro worth the money paid for them.
Cleaning and repairing dona noatly at
low prices.
"Wo hour that certain thoughtless pco
plo have urgod objection to the proposed
new plan of lovee sidewalks, giving as a
reason forjthoir objection that tho "plan"
is in tho interest of the Illiuois Central
railroad company, and that tho new-stylo
walk will cost more than tho present walk.
Tho Illinois Central objection Is all
podge downright assishness nnd nocds
no reply; and, any person who can figure,
may ascertain that a walk constructed on
the new plan will cost much loss than the
building of ono on tho present plun
would cost. Some of tho walks on the
levee, nil the walks in front of an entire
block, cost $375 for each lot, a most out
rageous prico to requiro any property
holder to pay for a sidewalk. Col. Wood
a membor of tho stroet committee, has
mnde nn ostimato of tho cost of u walk
constructed on tho new plan, nnd says it
will not exceed $250 for each lot, possibly
not more than $200.
It is important that democrats should
not forget this it election day; and,
nviemhering the. Jaet, they should vote !
TRIFLES.
If any person requests yen to voto for
Miller for county treasuror listen to
him but voto for Martin.
Work for all tho candidates on tho
ticket, and bo confident of tho flection of
all them but vote for Martin.
Tho Ohio river has risen three inches
at this point during tho twenty-four hours
ending at six o'clock p.m., yesterday.
Tlio boys about town say now : "I'll
lit you with a tin ear," Instead of tho for
merly popular phrase: 'I'll put ahead
on vou.
Tho election to-day will not bo
nmrked by any of the excitement of for
mur contests in this county but voto for
Martin for treasurer.
Wo aro told that thero W no danger of
Minor's eloction to tho offlco of county
treasurer, nnd wo bolievo our assurers
but voto fur Martin.
There was no police nows yostorday.
Everybody was an oxcmplary ordlnanco
obaycr during Sunday and Monday,
which goes to prove that you should
voto for Billy Martin.
Wo do not believe that the Ohio river
will flow towards ita fountain, nor do we
kollovo the as equally Improbable assertion
that Miller can by any possibility be elec
ted county treasurer to-day but vote for
Martin.
The Flying Dutchman swing always
going under the windows of Tb Bulle
tin office, is a nuisance that may be toler
ated for a month or so, but as steady diet
would not bo very palatable. This fact
bos been forcibly impressed upon our
mind during the past few days, and we
had concluded to ask for relief, but we be
lieve wo will be as well satisfied if you
voto for Billy Martin.
Saup has received, In anticipation of
tho holidays, a very largo nnd varied stock
of toys. Ho always is first in this depart
ment, and is rocogniacd as par excellent,
the toy man of Culro. Thcro is nothing
that can bo thought of to tickle the juvon
ilo fancy that ho has not laid in stock not
n small assortment, but one largo enough
to mako happy nil tho boys and
girls of Aloxandur county, and furnish
K.blg stock to oich of tho Jobbers In all tho
towns surrounding Cairo, within a radius
of a hundred miles, at St. Louis and Cin
cinnati prices. Tho attention of tho gen
eral Vlllt.tln ufwl A.rvnitli. II.. ,.r...U .1 1
i particularly litvltodto Mr. Saup'a stock.
PEOPLE,
Mr. Moris, radical cnndldnto for tho
etnlo senator, was In tho city yesterday,
crying unto his radical friends for holp.
"lIotpmo,Casslus-Lltiogar or I sink, like
n sick girl. "
-Mrs. Fiy, wlfuofMr. Alox. Fry, n
citizen of tlio fourth ward, died on Sun
day morning and was hurried nt VlUn
Kldgo yoUorday. Tlio deceased was n
very estimable Indy.
Tho Gallatin Count 0aff,of tho 4tli,
instant, has tho following : The Missouri
Democrat of tho 2nd contains an address
dellvorcd by Capt. W. A. Bryson before
tho merchants of St. Louis in favor of an
Iron Itivcr Marino. Capt. Bryson was
stationed at Cairo in 18C7 as a Methodist
preacher, and in our opinion at a small
salary. During that your n river im
provement coHventioit was held at St.
Louis at which n delegation of Cairo mer
chants, and nmoiig tho number Capt. "NVi
P. Ilalliday was present. The Cairo del
egation was destitute of n upcnkor. It
composed men of talent but no ono to pre
scnt their claims to thoconventlon, Capt.
Halliday not to bo out dono in
tho matter, started in search
of somo ono to express his views
to tho convention. Tlio first person that
he met was Itcv. W. A. Bryson then nt
SI. Louis on business. Tho Captain know
ing that Methodist preachers wero well
adnptod for offhand speaking insisted that
Bryson should go to tho convention and
represent upon tho floor the intorcsts of
Cniro. Tho Captain told him what to
say, nnd Bryson performed his part so
well, hisargumonts making an impression ;
such an impression upon tho convention
that tho leading mon of St. Louis mado
him an offer of $2,000 n year to labor in
tho interests of the Itivcr Improvement
Association. Ho at onco gavo up tho
caiiio of tho Master for river im
provements, and wo understand is to-day
getting $16,000 a year and stands as tho
authorized man of the nation upon the
subject of the river improvements. Cir
cumstances makomen.
It i important that democrats thould
not forget this h election day ; and,
remembering the fact, they thould vote t
MARTIN.
A LIE OF
THE RADICALS
FUTED.
RE-
MARTIN'S ASSESSMENT IN TOWN
AND COUNTRY.
FIGURES THAT TELL THE TRUTH.
Tho radicals of Cairo, in order to secure
tho votes of citizens of Cairo in opposi
lieu to William Martin, tho democratic
candiduto for tho county treasurer nnd as
sessor, havo been nstcrtlng that ho
has discriminated in his assessments
ngalnst the city nnd in favor of the coun
try. This is a faWhood manufactured out
of whole cloth. There is not a semblance,
of tho truth in it, as tho figures given be
low will prove. Tho following lablo
shows tho reduction in tho assessments of
personal property, and towns lots in Cairo,
and th'o increase on" lands, "during Mr.
Martin's term of office 1870-71':
ON PERSONAL l'lWI'KnTY.
ltedman's Assessment lor 1M3 was 1031,179
Martin's lor 1870 has.,
ItEDUCTION J)Y MAKTIN 3S.OS7
ON TOWN LOTS.
Hodman's assessment tit Wi was fr2,10C,03S
Martin's lor JS70, was 2,011,145
KEDUCTION BT MARTIN tt,80
ON LANDS.
Martin's assessment for 1870, was ...$rj5,H3
Keilman's lor 180V, wa 307,172
INCREASE 11Y MARTIN J37.C71
Hero wo seo that on pcrsonnl property
und town lots, in which Culro is partial
larly interested, Mr. Martin reduced the
assessment over A HUNDRED THIR
TY-.TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
DURING THE FIltST YEAR OF HIS
TERM, and increased tho nssessment on
Innds, in which the country precincts aro
particularly interested, over thirty-seven
thousand dollars. And yet Mr. Mlllor's
friends assert that Mr. Martin discrim
inated against tho city in his assessments'
ON PERSONAL TROPEUTV.
Martin'n aaaesament for 1870 was $V)J,15J
UU amcsaiiieiit for 1871 wa 670,'2'Jfl
Reduction for 1S71 sst.SM
ON LOTS.
Martin's assessment for 1870 was' 12,011, H5
His assessment for 1871 was l,au,oS'2
Deduction for 1871 S178,5M
ON LANDS).
Martin's aaseasmenl in 1871 was .... U2 ,'J76
Ilia assessment In 1810 was 8)5,til3
Inureiue for 1871 was 117,333
Hero wo soo that in tho second year of
Mr. Martin's term of office .tho reduction
on personal property and town lots, in
which the people of tho city are interested
particularly, was TWO HUNDRED
THREE THOUSAND THREE HUN
DRED EIGHTr-TWO DOLLARS,
while the increase on lands was over forty
seven thousand threo hundred thirty-three
dollars.
To recapitulate: During two years Mr.
Martin has decreased tho assessment on
personal proporty and Cairo lots, over
THREE HUNDREDTHIETY-3EVEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS, nnd increased
the assessment on the lands of tho county
over EIGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS. And yet tho friends ol Mr.
Miller albert that Mr. Martin hns favored
tho county at tho oxponso of Cairo I To
the attention of all citizens of Cairo who
havo been influenced by this nrgumont
against Mr. Murtlu wo call the nbovo tig
ures,
Little Muck Clams (quahaugi) at
Jorgcnson's. tf
NOVEMBER 7, 1871.
STABBED.
MORTAL WOUNDING OF ROBERT
BlilBAOH.
PARTICULARS OF THE TRAGEDY.
Tho city was startled last night by tho
report that Robert Bribach, n well-known
citizen, had boon killed In n porsonal ren
contre, In tho saloon of the city brewery,
with a stranger by tho namo of George
Moscr.
The particulars of tho tragedy wero sub
stantially as follows:
Moser was in tho saloon when Bribach
entered and was talking to somo person
about playing cards. Aftor listening for
a few moments, Bribach get into tho con
versation nnd challenged Mossor to play
for n wager. Moscr accepted tho chal
lenge, but after ho wns tented said he
would not play for inonoy but would lot
tho result of thcgitmodccido which should
buy tho beer fcr tho company. Bribach
took oll'ence nt this conduct, nnd began
to uso toward Moscr dccldodly uncompli
mentary language, nnd would havo struck
him If tho bystanders had not Interfered.
After the oxclloment hud cooled down,
Bribach invited Mosor to drink a glass of
beer with him, nnd tho invitntion wns nC'
copied. "While tho company wero statid
ing at tho bar Mosor said to Bribach : "You
can say what you please to mo, but it would
not linve boon well with you if you had
struck me; you vould havo been a dead
man." This remark seemed to frenzy
Bribuch, who Immediately threw off his
coat nnd struck Mosor threo or four times.
"If you strike mo again I will stab you,"
cried Moscr. Bribach did strlkn npaln
and sprang toward Moser, who mado good"
his threat by stabbing his assailant under
tho left arm, sovering nn artory. As
Moscr wns in tho net of striking another
blow with his knife, Mr. Swnnitz caught
him around the nrms. Bribach snnk down
on the floor, nnd feebly snid : "I um stub
bed; help inc." Moscr immediately loft
tho saloon and went in search of Dr
Wudgymar, and finding him said : "Come
quick, doctor; I hnvo stabbed a man nt
tho browory." And ho returned to the
scene of tho tragedy with the doctor,whorc
ho was arrested by constable Wcldon, who
lodged him in tho connty Jail. Dr. Wad
gymar could do nothing for tho unfortu
nate Bribach, who died within an hour af
ter he was wounded. The affray occurred
at 10 minutes before 9 o'clock. Coroner
Gossman summoned a jury and held an
inquisition on the body. Tho verdict was,
we are informod, in accordance with the
ubovo facts.
The friends of Mr. John II. llobinson
have determined to run him for justice of
tlio peace, to-day, in the North Cairo
precinct. Mr. Itobinsou will make a capa
ble and faithful officer, and he merits tho
support of the voters of the precinct in
which he is a candidate.
HOTEL PERSONALS.
Tho following wero tho arrivals nt
tho Delmonlco hotel, Wm. Winter, pro
prietor, for tho twenty-four hours ending
nt 0 o'clock last night: A. D. Dnughcr
ty, Smithland, Ky.; S. French, Michigan
I.U.R.K.; Oswald Irving, Milwaukoo;
E. Handlon, Covington, Ky.; John Mc
Cunc, Paducah ; Miss Joscpino Winter,
city; Georgo T. Adams, Ullin; George
Carson and W. M. Million, Commerce,
Mo.; W. A. Stone, Batte county, Cal.; F.
D. Atherton, Gooso Island; Lent. II. Hill,
city; Charles Clark and Win. Clark, Tren
ton, N. J.; Thomas Sullivan, Indiana; II.
"Watson, Cincinnati ; John Coleman, Co
lumbus, Ohio; Chas. Bodinan, St. Louis;
C. AV. Homstiger, Now York; Charles
Kranor, Phlladclphlo; E. Miller 'and W
A. Fletchor, Chicago; Jumcs E. Scantlin,
Evnnsvillo; S. II. Wutson, Ashley, III
P. J. Ferris, Evnnsvillo; F. Phillips, Ar
kansas; D. D. Moroy, St. Louis; Thomas
McCIurc, Clenrcrcck, III.; Frank M. Zuck,
St. Lonis; Jesso Ware, Joncsboro, Illinois;
J. C. Hess and mother, Vicuna, III.
RichardS. Herr, Ballard county Ky.;
Robert Cochran, J. !' Pidgeon, Duvid
Stallard, Wm. Pidgeon, Ballard county
Ky.; G. W. Hines, Thomas W. Gilllland,
St. Louis; John Scherwln, Homy Cull
nnd Christ Blesi, Str. Shannon;
It it important that democrats should
not forget this is election day; and, re-
numbering the fact, they should vote !
I From the Cairo Evening Sou.
Dr. J. White. Wo nro glad to learn
that Dr. J. Whito is receiving calls for his
advlco und remedies which bid fair to re
tain him in Cairo nil wlntor. Dr. White's
skill in so promptly detecting, us ho doc?,
every ailmont nnd tho true condition of
the ontiro body of tho sufferer is ofton tho
wondor of tho eufforor hlmsolf, and overy
one who witnesses tho cures.
Persons careless or indifferent to this
opportunity for rcstoratlon'to health may,
regret their ncgloct for tho balance of
their lives J Wo adriso thooarly cnll of
diseased on Dr. White, with confident ex
pectation of pormanont relief.
His rooms aro at tho Southern hotel,
Ohio levee. nov7-lm
The Sample Room. Mr. P. Fitzger
ald's eamplo room, at tho corner or Four
teenth street and Commercial nvenuo, is
supplied with as flno n stock of wines
Scotch and Irish whiekios, cigars, etc., as
was over offered for snlo In this city, Mr.
F. is doing a wholcsalo business, and bo
ing thoroughly acquainted with tho busi
ness in which ho has embarked, feels con
fident of Ids ability to sell Ills goods us
cheap, if not cheaper, than nny other es
tablishment in tho city. Ho solicits u
shnro of tho public patronago. octlStf.
Economy. By using Mrs. Whitcomb'a
Syrup for children many u doctor's bill
cau he savod nnd much sulTorlng averted,
Rend tho udvortisemeuts in another col
umn. Jorqenron has just received u largo sup
ply of Portland bluo berries. Try them, tf
RIVERNEWS.
PORT LIST.
AllllIVKi) SUNDAY.
Steamer Minnie., St. Louis.
tv ",! Now Orleans.
L.S. Iurnor, NowOrlcnns.
'lorn Jospor, Now Orleans.
" Colorado, St. Louis.
" Ht. Joseph, Memphis.
" A. Baker, Capo Girardeau.
" Florence. St. Louis.
" Ja. E. Rankin, Evansvillo.
" City of Qui noy, St. Louis.
" St. Luke, St. Louis.
" Motintalnoor, St. Louis.
" Atlantic, Now Orleans.
DEPARTED SUNDAY.
Stean.or Minnie, Arkansas River.
" Belfast, St. Louis.
" H. S. Tumor, St. Louis.
" Tom Jasper, St. Louis.
" Colorado, VIcksburg,
" St. Joseph, St. Louis.
" Jas. E. Rankin, Evansvllle.
" City of Qulncy, Now Orleans.
" St. Luke, Memphis.
" Mountaineer, Memphis,
ARRIVED .MONDAY.
.Steamer Burksville, Evatuvlllc.
" Jus. Fisk, Jr., Paducah.
" Illinois, Columbus.
" Glasgow, St. Louis.
" Shannon, St. Louis.
DEPARTED MONDAY.
Steamer J. .1. Abort, South.
" Floronco, St. Louis,
" Burksville, Evansvllle.
" Atlantic, Mississippi Rivor.
" James Fisk, Jr., l'adticiih.
" Illinois, Columbus.
" Glasgow, VIcksburg.
" Shannon, Ni-w Orleun.
During tho pat 48 (fours the Ohio has
rison about five inches nnd still rising. At
Louisville tho Ohio is rising slowly. Tlio
river Is falling again nt Evnnsvillo. At
Quincy tho river Is still stationary. Fall
ing nt Pittsburg and rising ul Cincinnati
Tho Mississippi is riling every day at St.
Louis and tho pilots report about S j foot
in tho channel.
Tho wreatlicr yesterday was very
pleasant. Business remains good on
tho levee.
Ycstcrdny was "Bluo Monday" with tho
James Fisk, tho had a very light trip
down und back.
Tho Illinois had GO bales of cotton for
tho east.
Tlio body of tho littlo colored iwy who
was drowned n few days ago nt the head
of Phillips, whurfbont, camo to tho surface
Sunday afternoon. An Inquest was held and
the body was turned over to the parents.
Tho following largo amount of freigh
wns discharged from tho R. E. Lee by the
contractor Mr. Tom Hastings in six nnd
a half hours a few days ago at New Or
leans, 3,'JOl bales of cotton, 6274 sacks o
cotton seed, 378 sacks of oil cake, 03 sack
cotton teed, 108 empty barrels und lOSbbls
cotton seed oil.
R. Clinker, a St. Louis stenmboatman
wns accidentally shot in tho face witl
small bird shot n fow days ago, while out
hunting. Tho wouns nro qulto sore.
Tho Belfast, from Now Orleans, came
ui) towing a couplo of empty barge. She
reported parsing tho Juper under way.
Tho II. S. Tumor had but little freight
for 'any place. She discharged sevcra
sacks coflco here.
Tho Lucv Bertram cleared for Now Or
leans with ull tho freight the wanted an
a cabin wcll-llllcd witli passengers.
Tlio Tom Jasper was running very light
for St. Louis.
The Colorado camo down Sunday morn
Ing with n fair trip, and left during tho af
ternoon niter receiving conslderabl
freight hero.
Tho St. : Joseph put off 225 bdl. hides
and had a fair trip of freight for St. Loui
Tho A. Baker, from Cope Girardeau
had a medium load of rcahlpment.
The H. C. Yurger cloured for the south
about half-loaded.
The Minnio had a tough timo getliug
out from St. Louis. Sho was agroun
several times. When making the turn at
tho mouth of the Ohio rivor she got too
high up and stuck about an hour. Sho re
ceived considernblo freicht hero fo.' Ar
kansns river, nnd had u good trip who
sho left.
Tho Florence camo down after the hull
of Lowrv's now towbont. Sho also took
up '.the cnul lints Unit tho Bella Leo hnd
under horgunrds to nslt her out.
The Jns. E. Rankin is n now boat nnd
mndo her first nppoarnuco boforo tho
public yestordnv with n moderate trip.
Tlio City of Qulncy camo down with
bargo in tow, nnd had n good trip on hor
self and barge.
Tlio St. Luke enmo in drnwing 4 fet;
Sho rubbed very hard ut Dogtooth.
Tho Mountaineer, for Memphis, hnd
fair trip of freight and people. Sho lost
soveral hours in tlio upper part of tho
river.
Tho Atlnntio arrived from Now Orlciin
with n tow of barges. Sho goes up until
sho mcots tho Boo with a tow nnd then
roturns to this port for Now Orleuus.
Tlio J. J. Abert nftor lnylng hero a fow
days repairing her machinery raised steam
and put out for tlio south yesterday.
Tho Glasgow for VIcksburg cumo down
with n good trip. Hor pilot reported
foot at Dogtooth.
Capt. Dix's lato purchnse, tho City
Cairo, Is now on tho docks nt Ht. Louis
being thoroughly repaired boforo enter
Ing tho Now Orleans trade.
Tho Rob Rny will bo up to-day from
New OrlcaiiB, nnd will load hero instoad
of going to St. Louis-
The Shannon came down without nny
trouble. Sho reported tho P. W. Strader
aground ut Turkey Island.
River Ed. Bulletin: Bolow find
manifest and memoranda of str. Burks
villo from Evnnsvillo to Cniro, November
Oth, 1871 :
Wo loft Evnnsvillo Saturday, 0 p.m
Found 20 inches on Henderson bar, 30
nt Shnwneotown; met Eddyvillo at
Bhawncotown Sunday morning; found30
inchos on Casoyvillo bar. Met tho Koon
that "Summer Koon, " tho Pnducah and
Shawnoetown packet, commandod by Capt
Tucker, with our young friond Billy Wil
iams ns clork, Wash Phillip, Pilot nnd
John Mooro engineer, nt Bosn Clare.
Thnt " Koon " is doing n good- business,
and the boys say they live well, which wo
do not doubt, us tho prlco.of chickens hnd
advanced twonty-flvo "'out per dozen
this morning nt the mouth of
Curricnno; mot Umplro two miles
nbove, nnd Mnlliu Kngon snmo distances
below Golcondn ; p.issed Mary Miller nt
lilrdsvlllo where sho hnd started Into
ood nnd ln ovor for tho night. In
attempting to do so, tlio rnu on ti log, nnd
Was spurring, hut hnl not succeeded in
getting oil when wo left her, fjho trnns-
ferrcd hor Pnducah pnsiengers lo nt.
'ootid 21 inches wntor nt Hnmlottsburg
io incites on Cottonwood; mot Dick Jolin-
ton nt Pnducnh, out of Tciincsseo river
for Evntsvllle, with u splendid trip; met
ins. E. Rnnkln two mlloi below Pnducah
at In in.; find 30 Inches on Grand Chain
nnd I feot at Mound City ; business nt a
stuiui still; nil nlong tho river the cry Is
wntor I moro water 1 1
It scorns as tho report was icnnrnllv cir-
cuiaicu uiong mo river lu tho Inst duv or
two, tnni tno uurktvillo hnd cono to
.oulsvlllo on her lust trip up. Wo had
no sucn tiiougut us going to Louisville.
V o have been currying tho United States
iiinii mm Auiuiis express, mnkini;. wo
n i . i ...
think, very good time. Wo endeavor to
satisfy tho hungry .with tho best that can
io hud, and satisfy tho thirsty with tho
contonts of our "safe"' Institution, and wo
win continue to run in the Cu n ami
llvniisvillo packet trudu during tho low
wuler season 1 our-! etc.. Ikh.
Tlio Burksville hud tho following: 0.
I). Williamson, 3 bbls, npples; W. H.
Sculler, lot household goods ; St. Louis.
3 boxes household gcods; Hickman, Ky.,
1 boxes saddelry; Memphis, 200 bdls (60
M) shingles; MewUrleans,40 bbls whisky,
01 pkgs furniture; 6 do potatoes; 1 do
onion sets; 1 keg bitters.
D. Lamport has removed his shop
from Ohio Lcvco to Eigth, between Com
mercial nnd Levee, and ho now invites
his friends to one of the best fitted shops
in tho city. Everything is kept in the
neatest nnd best manner posiblo ; snow
whito towels, bright, keen rnzors, pure
water, fragrant soups, clear oils and lino
perfumery. Smooth shaves, thorough
shampoos, fashionable hair-cutting, hair-
eurling or dressing for gentlemen, ladles
or children, nnd polite attention is always
in readiness for thoso who favor him with
their patronage. octOdlm.
Rkliaiile and Safe. Dr. Henry Root
and Plant Pills aro mild and pleasant in
their operation, yet thro.-ough, producing
no nausea or griping. Being entirely
vcgotable, thoy can bo taken without re
gard to diet or business. They arouse tho
liver and secretive organs into healthy
action, throwing off disease without ex
hausting or debilitating tho system. Try
them and you will be satisfied. Prico 25
cents n box. Sold by druggists nnd deal
ers in medicine everywhere. Prepared by
tho Grafton Mollcino company, St. Louis,
Missouri. myOdm
Try the Wo.npeiikcl jArANXSS
Green Tea Pile Cure It has never
failed in tho mo't stubborn caes. It
cures by absorption. No pain. No In
jurious ftibitonces. S0.00 given for every
nuthcntlcnti-d failure. Sent by mall to
anynddrcsson receipt of prico ($1.00)
nnd 20c extra to pay postage. Ordcra
mutt be addressed
William AV. Morris - Co.,
Solo proprietors for United Stales and
liritiih Provinces, CI Fourth Avcnuo
Pittsburg, Pa. novleodSm,
Aoents Wanted. An experienced
agent wanted for oach county in the United
States. Business lucrative, permanent nnd
respectable. From $0 to $7 per day, cath,
guaranteed to the right man. Nono nood
upply unless possessed of sterling bttsines
habits, not nfraid of work, and well reeovt'
mended. Address
AVilliam AV. Morris & Co.,
CI Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pu.
novloodl w.
AVantkd to Exchange For improved
Cairo property, ICO acres of good land,
within ono mile und a half of Hicktnui,
Kentucky, with good brick house and all
necessary out buildings. Tho place alia
tins on it ono thousand fruit trees. For
further information npply to
Jas. Mai.i.ory, Steamboat Agent.
oct27lf
AVhero nro you going? To tho pl.tco
number C3, Ohio lovco, whero they keep
tho best fresh oysters, flsh nnd gamo, nnd
tho llno.t wines, liquors and cigars to bo
found in tho city. Open at nil hours, day
or night. J. E. Pares.
Brick Stork yon Rent. The brick
atoro, No. "8, Ohio Lovee, now occupied
by F. M. Stockflcth, Esq., is offered Jot
rent, nnd will bo vncnnt on tho 18th i
Apply to J.vo. B. Pnittis.
oct3tf '
Just Received. AV. AV. Thornton
Tenth street betweon Commcrclnl ayonuo
und Poplar street, hns just received and in
toro 1,000 doors nnd 1,000 windows nnd
mouldings.
For good photographs, porcelain pic
tures, or old pictures lo bo copied, cnll on
Thomas, No, 124 Commercial avenue. Ho
s a good workman. Giva him a trial.
soptlCtf.
For Sale. A Grovor & Baker sowing
machine, in pcrfost ordor nnd but littlo
used. Any ono wishing to purchuso may
mako n good bargain by application nt tbid
olllco. tf.
Sleei'ino Rooms ion Rent. Ten
well ventilated sleeping rooms in CityNft
tionnl Bank building. Apply to
EDAVARD DEZONIA,
At City National Bank.
Marriaqk Guide. Interesting work
numerous engravings, 221 pages, Prico
DO cents. Address Dr. Butts' Dlsponsary
No. 12 North Eighth Stroet, St. Louis,
Mo. Sco Advertisement. tf
Paul G, Sch uh soils Rattingor's
cinos.
modi,
tf
PHIL HOWARD,
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
Cily Xntlotuil ItniiklliiiliUBK
s.Spiclai attention paid tc orders IroulfittSSft
bnft'.s nlKht or dav.'Su
