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THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1871, TRAVELER'S GUIDB. TAKE NOTICE. TIMETABLE OF TIIK ILLINOIS CKNTIIAL II. . On and AfterBunday, Mr ,,th ""' w" nfl time-tablo will govern Hip ir Ivnl nti.l .li i ait nr of pasnnjter trains nt dm t v lZnrt Mull train, dally.. 4.ii0 u.ir Kxprces, dailv - IL'tft " alrriM-Mall.dally...... a:i '" Expre.fUttr, except SMtiiday .Vl1'"' Noehangepf cnrs frnmrnin, m M, I''"'.'' , changa n?r.n fmir Celt., I" CMm'- '"'M riving Room pcin ear mi r,:l'' lr""" HtM, checked In nil Imporlmil CAIHO AND JK-UNIi CITY VfTH make three tri .Lilly. IrlTINO CAIBO At 7 ''.I" II'VIVI W01 MHITI Al .1" - ".in- Al II m- '.I"' , I .VI !:' P m At I'M. ji.ni. At n I'."'. t. b, .. . II ,l,Lft. fnr f'i .'.M. Will lBC,whn .ullcil, Hi mi) il'"l lulett.i-illAte Andinglor passengers or frWjiht. nov2Itf. IIIC.tN' IIIIATN, CAIHO AND loitsville WlyPackel for fuducali, llvansviit, snd I oh. Isvllle, the favorite stemier, I. O. IIYJIAX, JInslrr. eaves CAlro every SATUDIIAY At o'clock p.m. For freight or pasgo apply on boarder to JAN. IIKIUN, AK'I. CAIRO AND PADUCA1I MAIL HOA.T. The spleJnl steamer Joe l'oulcr, Muster. leu C.lro OVtLV. tlinltvs Vicente 11 At 4 m. Fur freUhtor pi.sua npolj on hoarder JAS. MIUU1H, AC I IMMIURANT TICKETS. IMMIGRANT TICKETS FOR SALE, ) For Sale ( FOR SALE, FOR SALE. J rS'rielFOR SALE. Fare from LirEnpooL, Faro from Lokdcndkiiry Faro from Olasqow, Fro from QuF.nssToWN TO CAIRO, :::::::: $48- 2 0 Satford, Morm i Ca Renta. INMAN LINE Urerpool -.ToIk ahd l'hlla.ldphia Steamship Company, M coxritCT with v.mtid iitriND uniiim oovrasKtTS For Carrying tne Mll, FOR PASSAGE! TICKETS ox rriTiiia isroixinoN; APFLY TO JOHN O. DALE, Aot., 15 Broadway, New.Vork, or to II. II on fl I, WAahlngton Avenue, Cairo. nom. 5: FOR NAI.K The llllnola Central Ita l Itoul C.impmy now o"er for aale thofollowliiKdeKcritioil lota In r ir Addition to th l.ot Z7 blocK -. ' la " SO, ' 6 " Hi, C " S2, Lot 31 block fi, " 27 " e.', " 2-) " Hi, ' 31 " 3 " k2, 3J " t.2 Forterms.ete. apply o JAMRd JOIINsON, A una' . saw FOR SALE. ADF.9IIU11LK IIWEM.INn, contalniiiK four rooms, cood out houaeH and other cuii venlences, will he sold on raionahle lennn. Ap ply on the premises, corner Kitthteeiith and Wal nut afreets. declr.tr. PIIVNICIA.Nfi- WILLIAM R. SMITH, M. J). RESIDENCE No. 21 Thirteenth street, be tween WaahinKtonarenue and Walnut Mrett. umce in Commercial avenue, up Hair. C. W. DUNNING, M. D. RESIDENCE-corner.Vtnth and W.ilnut M. Jlttfe corner Sixth street and Ohio levee, othee hours from 0 a.m. to 12 in., and U p.m R.S. BRIG HAM, M. I)., HOMEOPATHIST, Orncr., ?A Commf.p.ciai.-av., .Office hour", 8 to 10 .m. oit t to a Kin. lieai lence No. H Mnth .treet, Ciiro 111. deoUlf. I.AIlVi:itH. ALLEN, MULKEY & WHEELER ATTORNEYS COUNSELORS AT LAW, vYllltarn J.Allen, ) John il. Mtilkey, . CIItO, ILMNOIH. Hamuel P.Wheeler.J "Particular UtentioiTpwJ to river and ad miralty business. OPFICE-Orer First Ntlonl Hank, Ohio I.evea. GREEN k GILBERT, ATTORNEYS AMD COUNSELORS AT LAW, William It. en, ) M.'e.T.ai.Se'r.:"' J A""J' aUK0W- 0KTICK-OIU0 LEYJEE, R00MH 7 AND 8 OVEU CITY NATIONAL HANK. JOB PRINTING. WKiiV4?lV",'pntoriol the Dm, and a.) hive noio f'; f Job I'rinllnu tyjes, in that thev at they iiii?V- ,T,liey Halter themselves prptntitly, in ".."Nil winiu:' ynirusiea to them, vji . "' .Ar,r lTwork Ilir Illvninr ".T'tV1 inammdK-,V, . i"iiei cant or which Uave wlih our buV'';,lr. nd at pricea u IVr sendlDK their woif " no xood rx. Qhiwuo. Jwo.Xb,mv.vc!iIB;.n BT. CHARLES HOTJ-V IP T iMfvtt...... X.. u I'roprloflK coxaiaou.o "vt am. stconn ,T Oaiiio, Ilhsoim. The Only Firtt-t'lau UuK , ,he Wtf tluAX0 r;0Bf Jti to tf of eharite. ud from llw Dall dWVi NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. sTlIlRrY-FFFTH REPORT Of the Condition of the IiVjVT NATIONAL BANK or caiko, ill., At (lie clo.e of business, Ileceinlier 11, HJI. HKSUl'ltOKH; l.i.i s n lil-COIllllfl illi't illilM' I -. I.,nis i secure cit'ilih,- In I-, s-. ImiihI . nii'l seciirili s in I, .m. I O'll I ' h"i llllll1lllJ IIHlM- Ill" II. Ill H'll-CIIMIIK Mllll tl-M-.A' Ueills I 'tii. Irein oi!,er .National hnnk llli"r.ilil lu.iks and blllkels... ! I estali I urtiitili" nml futures C.!i Items, Including rvwuile stanics C M.ill III 6,:i7ii 41 Sl.'.no on n.atn M ii,!i.Vi on IJ,C.I 67 4,.x: si 1,'l.VI IS 4 ,'. f.7 .1,71)1 74 ion to Cimi'tii oxi'i iiM'-.. 121 4IJ !(1 .108 72 Cm-Ii ii I iiii'l, In coin... j i,rH 7: J I, .n r. :i. line i"i ... liVI.OW 1.1 i.iaiiii.itii:si Cllpll.. l!k' lll'l.(lll (HI 7fl 7(1 411 41 171 77- h'H' I 't.itli nml Ut'f 1.B.7 72.IKH mi .'17 II ' y,yn 7.i iioiit ll'ifi mitpiH'Mlmn. Hup I't .nliuiinliiinK liiitiviilii.il ilepikiln jiv.i i":i ei Ktnin ..f I llinn'. (inutile of .tlpxnnilpr. I, (;... Iliiglip, cnntner "I uii' I ir.'i .iiioni Hunk ill I'liirn. iln cilomiilviinr.tr Hint the nlmvo fttt mefl l true to the ll n! my kno.'ilj;e mnl liplii'f. . .N. IIIMIIrN.Cn'liler. fciilii'til.e I nnil xorn to bttoro me, tills si-M rtnynl I'eeinilier. I;n. . , v .., I'lLl. IUt.il.ii'llili.1, .n.i.ti i ii.'iiv Corrrct Atlet I Kulil.W. Miller, i J. T. Ilentilc, -llrcctor. I. Iliinl. ) Ri:i0HT OF THE CPXDITION OK rilK CI TV NATIONAL BAKK or cAino, At Cnlro, in the htnto of Illlnnli, nt the tloso o liusineiis. Duveiiiljer 1", r.E.souitcr..s s I.oan nml ditcounti Ovrr ilmriit U.S. ltomlitoin'curec'lrcu- lut Ion U.H.llondnonliand Oilier i-Kilif, liondn ami mor(Knicr Due fnilll reJl'i'llllnn mi. I receiving mtf-nt SltlJW fl J137,lfr. 41 idO. w 15,3110 00 i,m 75 inio irotn oilier .Htmimi Hunk! Duelrom other Lhnkn nun hankcri" lUnking home Oilier rial estate Current cxpemea Taxes paid Checks and other canh lteni Ililli of National Hanks lO.f.W 47 l.'.,3TJ 2.- 170,313 13 1S.I7U l.V 4, Ml "I V.U12 3i K.170 15 C.2-,17 15 7,811 31 7J17 ll G3I 19 7,712 61 .50,000 00- fractional currency Specie, coin I.rKl tender notes. 6I,07 ( I $529,557 HI ZMAMMTIE9: Capital ntock paid In . JlOO.Ojo (i uiplu s,u;o mi circulation outKtandlni; im Kxcliange 7 j,'-M ;n Interest K.'ijt l.'J l'rotlt and loss.., 10,20 73 40,t!V) 7fi Individual depOdlt" 212,101 74 Dun to hanks mid hankera.. .13, Mil I 529,167 il State or Illinois, Alexander county, a. : I, W. Hytlop, aslt.tant ca-shler of the City Na tional Hank of Ctlro, do aoleinuly nwear that the aiwve si iiemcni la irue 10 1110 iiesi 01 iny kiioh i wl and belief. W. IIYsl.OI'. Asst. (iihier. "jubs'ritied and fworu to bfcfo:f me thli 22 1 day of December, ls7I. II. II. OANlil.l:, Nolnrv IMIilic. Correct attest : W, 1'. Halllday, ) II. ll.Cutinineliam, ) Director. (!. I), wililatnion, ) EtnVAKIW WlllTH.-M the ren.len of the hride'i molhe', by th Ituv. bred I.. Thniinou, Ciptalti Charles I.dnnnli, nltho ie; .1 ir iiruii , In Mlna VAUi. White, of Cano, The intrriaK" ceremony va itnee.l by a telectcirelo of friend , no linniediately nfter ward assisted In the sjioil ttinn ifnn ilepint btip rer. The lirldo and Krooin took the e'even o'clock train forn tour to Wmhliiiiton and the ealcrn citio. The) aere follonol by the belt wishes of relatives im.lm iny friend. We a til cur own eonsratulutiouH an I ilclresforthe hap. plnes of the newlj-we Idd pair, and return nur thanks for tlio Kcneroiu portion of vte ldini! cheer with which wu were remembered. THE BULLETIN. I'iiIiIIhIiciI over,)' inornliiK, .llumliiy ox eelitetl. MIMEUiANGOUS. Kntiu Gilbert' ii lien (.-111 to-nii;lll l.:i't iiipcuniiice In tliit eily. Retiioinliiir 1'' S-itlbril'ii lecture, lit ili Atlieneiiiii iii-niiirrotv, .Sutiirdiiy, tiijjhl. Ye-tunjHV tlni wentlier, tlioui;li a lit tle eool, tviit not what inltjlit Im ciillcl ilN nt;r ceu Lie. Tlioru was tu k'-Mlinti tin ncro (if tlni levcu eovcrcil with new wityom yostenlny, uwniliiii; tritn-iiirtiitloii south. Remember thu hull to rniiio oil' nt tho St. ClmrloH hiit.-l to-nllit. It will bo the e;rfinuYt hull nf thu seiuon. The ico in tlie Mi-kiiiipi rivur him begun t" break, nml hir'i (imntltles worn lloiitcil Juwii th.i river yterilny. l'robitto court, .Initio Hnnn ireshling, ndjoiirnwl yeitorduy. There w is mi iinn.u ully lurs;o amount of business to triinsunt this Uirm, inoit nf it nf n very intricate chit meter. Work on tho cutum hmiso h drawing Its alow length uloin Jus rnjiidly at tho tittu of tho wcuthur will jiurmlt. It will bo ready for occupation ttomo tiiuu early in tho spring. --Lost on yertorday evening, iibutit 7 o'clock between tho residence of (5 . I). Williamson and .1. (J. Barman on twelfth street, a umiill gold watch. Tho flndor will pk'iiio hmvo it at (i. D. Williamsons. The (lilhcrt troupoglvo their lait per formance in tliU city to-night. From Cairo thoy will go to Nashville, whero they aro to meet Jno.Ieiriiri ami uup. port him in his luimitablo " Rip Van Winkle. ' Mr. and .Mrs. W. W. Thornton ru jolco In tho possession of a boy baby, us do ulo Mr. ani -Mrs. Craham. Thciu aru nucr nico iviirmmus prccnu and no wiubtato duly uppreeiuto l by tho grateful rcc,iioiiU. ..X lo-.ij.ini, positively thu lu.t night tho drains uoupo will appear in this city. "Ffthon ' tho Crlel..,! i,. bu-n placed upctii,0 bill for tho last nignijanil wolmvo no.junbt it wj) draw a mil nouto. A fight occurred at the VKksburg housoon Wcdncfdnj night, In which sev eral of the participants were badly used up. Onoman, an Irishman, received Mxor oven ugly looking cut about tho faco and head. Tho partlc were all arrested. Alderman Fitzgerald lias Just received from Ireland, a lot of tho fipest Irish whisky. Tho snmplo rooms nro becoming quite a popular phtco of resort, and it Isn fact woll known that-at no other placo In tho city Is there to ho fouud bettor whis kies', wines and cigar?. ' The tug Cacho will mako ono trip oilween Cairo and Mound City on Satur day evening, thus affording thoso residents of Mound City who dclro to hoar Miss Saflord lecture to do so nnd return homo tho same night. Half faro for the round trip. Tho citizens of Cairo will bo called upon to-day by a committee of tho Rough and Bendy flro company, to buy tickets to their ball, to bo given on Now Year's night. So gentlemen, don't bo bashful, but go down for your weasel skln, and fork over. To have magazines, periodicals, news paper, or books rebound, try Tin: Bulle tin bindery. Wo arc prepared to turn out work in flrst-chtss stylo at pricc ns low ns can bp obtained in St. Louis, Chica go or Cincinnati. Hon. I). W. Munn has rcturn- cil from "Wnslilntrtnii nnil I- .- ing about for room suitnblo for thoofllco of supervisor of Internal revenue. Mr. Munii will have his headquarters In this citv. Tito attaches of tho of fice will consist of three or four clerks, and two or three detectives. Groat inducement' to any ono wish ing to buy a ilrst-chiss piano or organ E. & W. Ruder oll'et their entire stock in tho piano nnd organ lino nt tho actual cost of tho instruments. Thoy nre desir. ous of closing out the stock so that they may use tho room for jewelry manufactur ing purposes. Tho attendanco at tho Presbyterian church, last nitrht, to hear tho Rev. Mr, Stotishton's lecture entitled " l'.irly Poll lien, was not largo. lhoe who were present, however, aru iiniiiilmut in their praise, and sav that Mr. Stotighton N one of the most eloquent speaker" that have visited Cairo in tinny years; - Tho Alexander county, circuit court will convene on the third Monday in Jan uary next. There is a largo criminal docket to bo disposed of. In the county jail there are between thirty-livo and forty prisoners, and besides these there arc many persons who have boon admitted to bail. Tito county jail needs cleaning out moro Hum any institution wo know of. Tin; i-prightly young man of the Sun in his amazing wisdom, declare tliat Prof. Raymond does not od out his reports under his signature. Ho would have us my ora his signature. Dolt'.' Hut, maybe, the shining light of tho Sun has been taking icons from the professor and therefore knows n thing or two. Which remark U kindly nude u under our hand and seal." Mr. II. T. Gerotild hai procured tho Slirvlll'- lf (l l.fel llUtl.F--tu1l.-U.lll u!l4llfl toall c !! f. ir work In liWIine with prompt-ne-j. Hell hangit.gs repaired, ropes ad- jii'ted, etc., in first class order. Leave or ders at Mr. Gerould' office, AVinter's block, corner Seventh etrcnt find Com mercial tfvonue. dec.'-'l-d-tf. For the accommodation of thoio resi dents of Mound Citv who desire to attend MUs S.tlVor I' lecture, on Saturday evening, tho tug Cache, vili leave tho wharfliott at Mound City for Cairo at 7 o'clo ck, p.m , of that evening, and will re turn to Mourn! City nfter tho lecture Fare, for tho round trip, half priea. Ticket can ho purchased in Mound City, of Mrs. Dr. N. It. Cusey and Mrs. W. It". Ilnmhlc lcin. The present week tun been eolebrntcd by tho colur.il portion of our population in truo Southern faihlon. Parlies, i"i" and ' hoe-downs ' have l""" "' order of thoeuk,nml fr"" night till morn of every niht .luce ChrNtmas thy colored Leilas nnd bciitix hnvo laughed, danced, ate, flirt ed and f'ljoyod themselves without stint. Tho fuitivltle will ecntinua till New Year'i- day, and end with tho beginning of 187 J. Tho children of the Mitsion Sunday school enjoyed n b.uinliful supp.-r spre id for thorn in the Christian church hist night. Thu furu comprised subntiiiitiuli and delicacies of every sort. The tables wcro spro.nl with t-iTto and care and tho littlo folks were waited on with much at tention and kiudiiuas by thu ladies in charge. Tlu alf.iir win uu enjoyalilo ono tlirotighii.it and will not cojii bu forgotten by tlio participants, largo or small. Tlio Ruder Brothers, cornor Eighth stroet and Washington avenue, have re ceived n bran-now lot of tho latest-styled breast-pin, oar-rings, flngnr rings, brnc let, watehes, clnvkt, tic., und in", ito tho puhlii i s call und inspect tho stock. Thoy aro also ngonts for 'ho Davis' sowing ma chine, llurdett orgti'isand St. Louis pianos, and oiler to tlio ptiyliotho best bargains to lie obtained ut any placo in Southern Ill inois, The Bulletin printing establish ment Is now prepared to recelvu otders for blank books of uB kind, largo and small. Merchants, bnukors, otllccrs and Ini'lucss men generally wiio deslro nuw sets of books, should hand iu their orders. Our facilities cnablo us to compete witli tho llrst blank book manufatories in thu Wist, both In quality of work and price. Par ties desiring any description of blnnl. book work aru invited to call and examine books and prices. E. C. Pi'inco, St. Louis, Mo; R. M. Ford, and B.C. Thatcher, Sir. Illinois! 1). O'llhikc, Str. Hollo St. Louis; D. B. Cady, Union Pacific It. It.; W. Reven migb, Odin, Ills.; W. V. Conry, St, Louis; ,1, 11. Henry, Mound City, Ross Fonvuwnl, Cluelnnall ; II. L, Shtilt, Du lluquo, Iowa; J. Stoughton, Atironi, His; II. 11. llolmus, Memphis, J. V. Riluson, " Valloy of Va.j ' A. Mitdholl, Chicago, wore at tho St. Charles hotel, yestordny. -M.r A, C. Williamaon, of Littlo Rock, Arkn'isns, bus been In town several days, inchargoofftlol of flno cnttlo, most of them purchased nt Areola, Douglass coun ty, Illinois. Among them nro sotno of tl.o finest stock In tho country. Uno mingiou roan hoffcr, threo years old, weighs, 1,530 pounds, and ono yearling bull, weighing 114 pounds nro tlio llnesl over Fcen in this city. Mr. Williamson, also has n lot of flno hogs, said to bo tho first ever placed in tho stock yards al this city. Mr. C. Harris, of lluil on, Michigan, has about thirty heads or n.l ealvea in tho same yards. Mr. II. is on his way to Galveston, Tosas, witli ' . - i this stock. Tlioy nro mostly ol uevon Uctorizo tlioso of Professor Denton, ana ot short homed and Ayorshiro' breeds. -To-night-last night of tho Gilbert 0 . ... . . I t,n t!,i1r. " I'niirlion " Is tho nlov. I siuu pu - - - Tho following were tho arrivals at the Dolmonico hotel, Win. Winter, propric- tor, for tl.o twenty-four hours ending at ' , , Q . tn. c, 0 o'clock p.m., Doe. 18, 1 :-.Jan to. Car- son, Cincinnati, O. ; Henry Taylor, St. Loui,,Mo.iD.St.,llord,HallordCo.,ky.i F I Chester 0 W. Slwbor, Mound City, I',', : I . m;Mi"Ml yj III.: Geo. M. Sanders. Columbus, Ivy.; John Cinnonon, Str. Richmond ; G. K. nii...n o. t .,t. r.. . ii t. Wiimer. Mound Citv, HI. ; P. II. Ilrnnham, Sir. """"""i" ' ' ' Kate Kinnoy; .lames H. Iner, Olnoy, III. ; M. .T. Sanders, Chicago, III.; M. H. Byrne, Cltv ; Thod. Sederburg, City ; Ethom A- . -wt . II- CI f..- Freeman, Anna, in. ; .'luii;"". .i,m, rti., jv. rt. rntitip .Vow Alndnd W. .L Glbbs Vienna, III. ; u. . ivtng ; . . . ... S ... I'll .. I .' i.vii.i ruin Ilk; Rmsom Thompson, Limo ,'0LU' t t..l II....1. I Ark.; Capt. Conrad, sir. Argonoui. vii.i". Suds, St. LOUIS, .MO. . m I On Wcdncs lay evening the following ollicers elect, of Cairo lodgo No. tin,, ma- .,,. ,. nre Installed tD crvc the en'iiint; sons, were lnstaiiui . l,'r,n : .. John McEwin, W. M Geo. B. Poor, S. W. W. B. Kcrney, J. W. Byron G. Blake, Secretary Chris Hnnny, Treasury. F. Korsmyer.iSr. Deacon. M. D. Gunter, Jr. " Fred Whitcomb, Tyler, On tlio same evening, tnoioiiowing oincr ... .e iv.i... i... i.... v.. r.r.s tl. tn.iiilleil : limU.,,,Bu.w,.....v Hiram Bixby, W. M John Antrim, S.W. P. G. Schuh, J- W. M. L. Dunning, Sr. Deacon Honry Elliott, Jr. " Jas. A. Phi",:, Secretary. J.S. Barclay, Treasury. Dr. -Mary J.S.llord will lecture in tho Athcneum tc-morrow night. Every seat in tho building should bo tilled. The lecturer needs no introduction or recommendation to tho people of Cairo in those columns, Well known by many of them personally, she is known to all of them by her welt earned und honorable reputation. -Miss Saflbrd.has been an extensive traveler, ha resided in sotno of tho learned capitals of Europe, and is an accomplished scholar, Hor lecturo cannot fall to bo deeply in tcresting to tho public. Tlio proceeds of tho lecturo wl'.l bo carefully expended by thcladieoftho Rcnuvulcnt society (incota plianco witli w ioso request Dr. Satford gen- (TOU-IV ,'OIIM'llieil II, laiuivts.. .,. c fit of thu poor and dctituto of this city- Tickets nro fifty cents apiece, soventy-flvo cents for reserved scats. Wo hope to seu our pcoplo shew their appreciation of the worthiness of tho object of tho lecture nnd of tho high personal character of Miss Satl'ord by greeting her witli a crowded lioit'e. Koine of our largo-hcnrtcd citizens Intend to purchase ten nnd some, twenty tickets. Let othors go and do likewise. COMMENDAIILE. In view of tho many complaints against tlio conduct of insurance companies lately, whether founded or unfounded, tho under signed take pleasure in bearing witness to tlio fair adjustment nnd prompt payment, in cah, of our clnlms ngnlnsl till) ANDES and Amazon insurance companies of Cin cinnati for building and mcrclinudi-c nnd dwelling nnd furniture insured by tlioo companies and destroyed by flro a few days since. Tlio money comes t us on this day, a it were, like a Christina gift. B. S. 1 1 a it it i: i, i.. Mits. John Si i.i.iva.v. Cairo, December '-'.jtli, 1871. 0. N. Hughes, Ager.t nbovo named eompanie, at Cairo. THE ROUGH ANI) RBADWS. On Now Year's night tho annual ball of tho Rough and Ready lire company will co mo oil. The committee of arrangements nro making every poiblo preparation to insure, its success. There is no ono who will say that thu Roughs do not deserve well of tlio property owners of tlio city, and it is Imped that oven' man iu tlio city, who can, will nt least buy a ticket, oven if thoy cannot attend tho ball. The company aro in need of funds. Thoy hnvo buill a now and beautiful cngino house and want monoy to pay for it, Buy a ticket to tho ball and In this way con trlbuto to a worthy purpose. LICENSES FOR 11172, -Merchants, runnors, saloon keepers, draymon and all others interested aro hereby notlt' 1 that city licenses for 1871 will oxplro o 'ho 1st day of January, 1872. A prompt renuivnl will bo required with out further notice. M.J. Howi.ev, City Clerk. dot F BATHERS! FEATHERS ! II. Luvy A Co,, nt No. 03 Ohio lovoe, luivu on bund and for sale in quantities to suit piiichascrs, ono thousand pounds of good (outliers. Thoy will bo sold nt prices within tho reach of tho poorest. Families suppled nt reasonab'.u rates. dco 12-tf Notice. The host ontcrtulnmont iu tlio city is al tho St. Nicholas hotel, saloon and restaurant. Tlio host music that can bo hud violin and piano. Good lunch every morning mid night. All of tlio llnost brands of cigars, and tho bosl St, Louis lagor beer, always fresh nnd nlco. Givo us a call. Kauky Walkeu. Proprietor. Yakmouth blootors at Jorgonson's Kutlicrlord, lenn. ;.... r ... ;'',..... v(,,,. Jf, DENTON, Read tho folldwint.' communication. It speaks for Itself i SykauUsk, Nov. jfith. 180 1. To tlio editor of tho Syracuse. Journal: ...... ... .... .i ..... i. ... .nil uvi mjuoii iiuui inn. ho unprecedyiitedly rich w!et.n!fifertf;! ,,1 ,. bn, ,r that n.n Aro ou aware ot mo treat which is now to our u ItiXGiiH nt WietinL' Iln.lr 11 vt .i... I 11... i.i ..f Ihnl hill would bo nluhtlv crammed to its utmost cniiNclty. I tindertako to say, ond 1 say It Ue bernte y, that tboro bus novor i.een delivered In our city a series of scion lllo npiiiriis. 1111 niiv iipii aninnnt. iinin.HiiiL'' .. tIl0 mprlt nn(1 intros, .im, cmr. which last evening' was tho third. Hav- i .. ii.i... a., a ... . ..ru..... it.... i ........ i uig niuntu iu two vi vnusu inruu, i i-uiiiiufc rest without urging our intelligent citi- 4 1 ' 1 ' .. . 0 , 1 1 I iLnra io two oi uioso inrno. i cnnnoi zens, lcarnca nnd tiniearneil, old onu icnrncu mm iintcarneu. oiu nuu a . si . ...it Imagine n beautifully written book, wheso stylo is nt once elegant, graphic, vivid, nnd familiar; put that book on two ,t nnoiy bainCcd i,rnn t tno m doquent tongue of perfect Huoncy, .d you have nfac i'ifeof Professor Denton. I sat, last even- ft Iltut or.dc.ivorcd to analyo tho charm f ..t,.,'.,.. uttnri., syllable to tho lasl vivid picture holds his nudienco snoil-botind: nnd this is my can- ot.,.i..n a ...t...t ...llnel.. n.l...,i..,l ii. tho study of tlio earth's structure, history, present condition, nnd futuru career lias, ml futuru career has, stlc but patient study, bv i. Vfr.s of cnthusla research, travel, ana I....!-.., 1.. . 1 - .r ..... lerence, niado ilsclf IUt as laminar witli ..... ..l.wl M-n,i,l II I. ,1,1 r iniinirv. ns vou and I nro with olir daily avowiloti. Ana tnrougnoui ins lecturo no wants tnnisiago iiuu uuii ai lauiiuariy as you no ni llllll IlllkM IIH lllllll I inn V 114 1111 fill IIL I That is tho secret. AVhilo his sentence, 'll IIIVOIUl, I'l I. Mill HC fllll.l.l.' OUO f ninely Itirncd nnd transpatont as crystal, aro immciso. r leioric. anil logic, o uoes . I. l...fl...A . II. 1. tllk , jt , , fcclltm,c,. t..., in pictures. Hisown splendid faculty of realization compels his ntidicuco to see nnd JAj1. wllh ,,,., Hero is tne signllcant fact, thnl speaks moro to his credit than nil else I could jy : tho school children, of whom I hope to sco moro ntcach succes sive lecturo, nnd tho vicst scknUie gentle men and ladies of tlio citv. nro iillkn en tranced with interest, and carried nlotig bv the steady lido ofdistinct imagery nnd instructive t ioiil' it. In conclusion, 1 earnestly urge alLwlio 7 . " - - - . . . . desire to arc tho inlnrnnl strucluro of our nlnnnt nt il i. nml ntiilnmlniiil elenrlv I i0W it eamf t0 i,0 g0w)mt changes it is f now. n our day. utidcrifoine: and what lt ,...',.. .I...!.'. I ... . . 7. . .1.1. is rw,i', iicsbiuei, vi iu ue, iij cu wia cvenlng.haturday, Monday, Tucday even ing, witnotit mil, nnd iietr rrolessor ucn ton. A. Teach ek, DUSINKSS LOCAL!?. Whero nro you going 7 To tho placo number C3, Ohio levee, where they keep tho best fresh oysters, fish and game, a:iJ l'10 ",ic't wines, liquors nnd cigars to be found in tho city. Open ot all hours, d.y or night. J. E. Paiiks Hoi for Holly ! New Store! Now Goods! Best assortment of Cooking nnd Heating Stoves over brought to Cairo, on Washington avenue, three doors above Tenth street. decCtf Wo have no hesitation in recommond- ing William Elilers, boot and shoo maker, r ...v.i nimral natronnse. Wo ' know whereof wo speak when we say his work is dono in a mnUorlv iminnor at tho loweet prices. HotiU's m jibing but tho best of slock, and ho cannot bo PM-ullnl in tho dclicato task of making an exact tit Givo him n call at his shop on Twentieth 6trcet, between Washington nvonue nnd Poplar street, nearly oppoil tho court house, and wo will gu.trantco satisfaction J. C. Catson, lla n Fine Stock of Holiday Goods, Fancy Good, Toys', Notions, Commercial Avenue, Between Ninth and Tenth streets. Mrs. MeGeo having n .lnrg,. stock of mllllnory goods of fall and winter style, has determined to sell thorn olfnt tho low ed prices. Hat from seventy-five cents and upward-, among which may bo found fine French fol -vortli two dollar npioco which will bo sold for ono dollar nnd twonty-llvo cents. All sorts of ribbon trimmings, good velvet", flowers,, etc., all of which nro ofiored tit extremely low prices. dcclOtf Ja. Kynaston tho popular Fourth ward butcher, tit tho corner of Nine tecnth and Poplar streets, is ncknowl edged to keep tlio best meats to bo found in tho city. On Ids recent trip to St. Louis, lie purchased as lltion lot of young, fat beef cattle as was over brought to this market. Ho soils tlio very bet of beef at from il vo to twelve and n half conts per pound. Ho has mutton, veal, and pork equal to any found in tlio city, and it will bo sold as low as tlio lowest. Remember tho place, corner Nineteenth nnd Poplar streets. dlodlf On Saturday, tho 30th day of Decem ber, I will sell at public auction tho fol lowing property, left on my wlinrfooat uncalled for : 12 baskets, !1 boxes glass, 1 gas machine, I box tinware, II boxos merchandise, I box glasSworo, 7 buudlos saddlo-trccs, 1 lot beer kegs, 1 lot fullocs. dlt. J, M. PniLi.ii's, II is truo that Blankenhurg's Excel sior saloon Is now one of tho Institutions of tlio city. All dririfcors who liko really oxcellcnt liquors whiskies, wines, boor, etc. go to tho Excolslor saloon, which is fitted up In splendid stylo. Bhiukonburg who knows how to keep a saloon, spreads a lino froo lunch ovory morning nnd eve ning, and, us ho forcibly oxpros?cs it, 'Sweetens tho lunch with music." Ho has employed tho services of a tlrst-rnto pianist, wlio makes tlio grand piano which stands In one ond of tlio saloon speak out in musical tones, Everybody is invited. Tlio bcsl ordor Is maintained, and till lmpropor characters suppressed with neatness, cheapness and dispatch. Ev erybody knows that tho .Excolslor saloon is ut tho comer of Wellington avenue nnd Fourteenth street. MURDER, DEATH 01' JOHN IIOI'KOOOD STAnilRll TO Till'. HllAHT DIXON, TIIK M UltDLItlllt, AT LAKOK. About tliro" o'clock In tho nftornoon of Ciiritmas day, John Ilopcgood, n negro, 1TofctloUrt,,r:ooft hwr': ,iv' -" T. 'tth, street, near Hit) M.sslsslppl Icyop, as lestlllixl by Laura, to give her children some clnislums prosenls. Hope g00,l 0 met John Dixon, another negro nt the house, nnd a quarrel oniucd. Dhnn told IlntK'i'nnil. tliatlia had nil old gruugo to sottiu Willi linn, ami inai ,1,... Im.MII.. ullli Ii n, nml t int 11. i -- -o - 1 Mlopcgood) must stonr clear of him. " "W. " IT .. cv, ence, nnilrtn.ni.H n iivnp n mt'irrnl with III nil. r . r .1 i i i until the hitter applied to him somo vory harsh epithets. Dixon said "yoa d n I son of a h h you must keep clear of me." HonoKbod retorted using Ian- iMinmiif t Im anniu rliumrter. when Dlimi 1 , , ., , n " ' ,unlorl" ,,C"r l"U , , of the breast. They wcro sopnralol and 1)1t n ,of, n. , , ,,, .,, .., .... , , , ..,, n. ,. . ..... .' " . ' ion inni ii wna in ins wnvuniisreroii-. On I hursday evening, however, Hope good was standing in tho.doorofa negro 1,,,,, n T,mi, Mr Co.Ur. when ""V "i Im em soon to rer.l nml fill. I Ileum nick- 1 - - - . led tin and t ikon Im tho ctihln. nnd died ni up and t ikon lut i tlio cabin, and died jn l(011t flvo mlnu les niter. . . in niiotii uvo tnirm tc niter. ' Coroner Gosnmti was nollflcd, and a iury summoned.- Dr. Hull was called to make a post mortem examination, which he did In tlio prosenco of" tho Jury, ' I T,,0 flnwj (, t!lu doctor' .Ultement of his opinion ns to the death of Hopegool: '1 oxamined tlio lody of John HopcgooJ, ond I find that Jiu ciimo to his death by a stab in the heart, inlliotod with a small pen-knife, in lint right lobo In tho upper pen end in lint right lobo In th tiipor Laura Wright, ut whoso h jusp tlio stab- blng was done, testilied 'On Chri'linas ilav.' John Hopetrood camo tomy liouc, ami nid no iiud somo tirescnis ior me cniiuron. , .mini jixoii . . , ... ... . .... waa lucre, uixon sain to nopcgoou mat bo had an old grudge to sottlo witli him. liotlCL-UOil said lie had" I lot J I i 1 1 LT against nun ana did not want any quar rcl. Dixon called Ilopcgood a "d n . f I 1, ' nh,l ll 1.1. Ilinu. In i dv. . ., ...... ...v.. ...vj ,v tlghlng nnd Dixon stabbed him in tho breast, I then ran out of tho room and saw riiiinoroof the light. Aftof 'hearing tho evidence before Ihoin, tho jury rendered tho following verdiiTt " e, tiicitnuersignea jurors, sworn to inquire of tho death of John Hopegood, on oath, do find that ho cams to his death by n stab from a knife in tlio nana or John Dixon: Isaac Waldor, foreman, Gbo. Clark, C. H. Evans, M. J. Howloy, J. W. Johnson I). A. Bheutan, Henrv Lattncr, P. Rn'thchild, C. Gillhoper, G. M. Seymour, Win. SaCtoti, The ofllcors were last night on tho look out for Dixon, but up to n .lata hour had not succeeded iu capturing him. Piano Tunino. Parties Wishing their pinnos tuned wl'l please-address C. Bobbins at posloftice, or lpuvi:4',Wlird with ' brother. irlwf,iloory,ofii year. in. eluding nt loiut two 'linings and ordinary repairing, strings, A-e. M.w:utA(ir. Guide. lnteroiting work numerous engravings, 21! 1 pages. Price 60 cents. Address Dr. Butts' Dispensary No. 12 North Eighth f5treet, St. Louis Mo. See Advertiseiur nt. , tf "SbEEri.vo Rooms von Rent. Ten woll ventilated sleeping rooms iri City Na tional Rank building. Apply to EDWARD DEXONIA, At City National Bank. A veiit the Evil. If mothers would give Mrs. Whitcsinb'it Syrup 'to their children when sick, mortality would bo less nmoiig tlicm. It costs only 2.', cents. dec.27dA:wl w. Fon good photographs, iporcehiin pic lures, or old pictures to bo copied, call ot Thomas, No. 121 Commercial avenue. Ut ns good workman. Givo him a trial. , scpllCtf. BmcK Sto; ron Rest. Tlio brick storo, No. 7P )hio Lovoe, now occupied by F. M. Stnckfleth, E.q., is offered fut rent, and will bo vacant on tlio 18th itist Apply to J no. B. I'll i i.i. is. oet.Hf Fon Sale. A cottngo on 12th street containing 7 room's, cistern and out houses complete. Applv to AY. W. Thornton- Fon nuw citron, orange and lemon peel, go to Jorgonson's cornor of Twen tioth .street and Washington nvonue. tf imported Malaga grnpea at Jorgon son's, corner of Twentieth street nnd Washington nvenuo. tf Whiciiit's no pins intra minced men prepared expressly for family use, at .lop, genscn's. Pi'.uk, Ftti'.AN, Aj Co's London biscuit always on hand, corner Twentieth nnd Washington avenue. tf CiiYbT.vi. vinegar from London nt Jor- gcnsi'n's, corner of Twentieth street and Washington nvenuo, tf TAXES. TUIILIO NOTICE Is hereby ulven that tho ns J. sesHinent lista for tho year A. I). 1871, have lieeu nlaccd 111 mv hand for collection and tint I will attend ft) tho ililtereul preciiicWinAinxnnder oouniy, inr uio purpose oi coiieciinc; inu auuu ami county taxes tor said year, nt tlio timoa and piacoa loiiowing, lO'Wii : In Jliulowooit, at Miles llurtllim' liouso, Jan nary 25th, 1S72. In Unity, at John Kiiiith'a atoie, Junuary 271 li 1872. In Clear Creelr, nt Ciiatead & l'rovo'a store, Jtnuary 2'Jth, 1872. In Thebes, ntJ. 0, ItolI'vlnjt'H store, January 30, 1872. in hnnta Ko, nt Virgil Dchmny'a aloro, January In' tioo'so Island, nt O, arccnley'a atore, Feb ruary 1st, 1872. ,, , In DiiK Tooth, nt Thomas Martin h House, r.l.pnnrt '.'nil. Hl'2. 1 will iilso attend at Iho Court Ilotiso la Cairo, peisoniUIV or by ucpiiiy, umins, ,u. uui u, i'libi uarv next, lor said purpose. Under Iho law I will he compelled to enforce the. colleetlun ol personal taxes ilurliiK tho month of I jhiiuiry next, thercloro tax-paycra will bear tho fact In mind und save uoais, which will certaicly be added niter Hint time, N. II. Tax.payera will avoid trnble nnd nils, takes by brliiKing with them tl.olr last year's tax reCe""" ALEX. II. irtVIN, Hlienir. and ex-otllslo Collector. Caho, Ills,, icc,2'.i, im. RIVBRWEWS. PORT LIST. AltltlVKl) AND DKl'AUTED. Bteamcr. Where from. Where to tl tl ui T I V fV ',ull l'0111 4 u '!" Imt:::::::::: Crescent City N. O lllo G. W. Tlion" Kvan&vlllo P. W. Sir,. W. K. H. Diirfeo.,, IdlewlM N. Orleans ,.Sl. Louis.. ..N. Orleans ..Columbus..Columbus, ..Puducal Pnducah. ..Louisvlllo .Ins. Fisk. , bhannoti .U"I"IWH., ... , ,. ,.Pt. ricasaiil CONDITION OK TIIK UIVKHH. The Ohio at this point Is rising again but It Is thought It will bo of short dura lion ns the late rise nbovo hero has slop ped. At Pittsburg tho rivor continues fall- feared . " ' A " that it will close again ns tho weather up there hs, been very cold. The Allegheny has I feet In tho channel nnd falling. At ,.,,.,,.., r!vr ,. , , B vrv h'". "M"U . l" r.r. " r ,,n8 "r 1,11,0 .. ""vigatiott lias been pnruatiy suspended on account of tho ice. Tho river nt Louis , ,', , , . H"-'cnal. 1 ho Cumberland river Is re- vlllo is on n stand, witli 4 feet H Inches in .. .....1......... ... 1.1. on I....l.. it... . . s " bo ArkHiuas eont nue to pcth Shoals. '. ,. ..... . , ., u '"" ,'01" ll,c "'" ,n 1,10 r,ver decline At St. Louis the fall in tho river continues and with heavy Ico. The gorges rtlll remain solid and hnvo plnced several boats in precarious conditions. Tho Missouri rivor raised four feet und It was thought that tho sudden rise would probably break up. tho gorge at Sheep Island. , ' . . Jown tho Mississippi, but there lenrs of its bocoming gorged, ns tin Lirge Holds of new-made ico passed nro no lenrs of its becoming gorged, ns tho current is swift enough to prevent it. Steamers givo tho deptli of water bctwocn hero and .Memphis as being f feet. Al Reeves bar below Memphis but 5 feet can bo found. From hero to St. Louis thcro is only about Ii feet iu the channel. nUSI.VESS AND 'WEATHER. There was considerable activity dis played on the landing yesterday by steam ers taking on nnd putting off their enrgocs The weather remains cold and ice is tnado cverv night. M IKCELLANEOL'S NEWS. Tlio Eddvvlllo has been chartered to run In place of the Arkansas Belle. SI came in early yesterday jnornlng with ra tner n light trip. Harry Dexter presides Iri the ollice. Tho G. W. Thomas reshipped her trip on tlio Nick Longwortb. The Illinois is off tho Mound City ways und will be ready for business in a hor time. Tho Strador for Now Orleans and the St. Joseprifbr Memphis cleaved with good trip. i The Bella St. I.ouls came in from Now Orleans with but littlo freight. She will load again for. the South. .... ... .!.. ..r I .1.. former going down and tho latter lound up are hard ngriund ot Rcovcsbar on 1 the City of Cairo Im sent to Momp 111 fo lighter Tlio 1'.. II. Dnrfebni rived from St Louis nfter being 10 dnys'on the wav. She tills out her freight list lrere. Thu John LumsJeo did not extend her triji below Pnducah. Tho Crescent City left 2 tof her barges hard nground at Point Pleasant. Tho Mo hawk left for tlint placo. with a tow. She will lenvo hur barges and pull tho Crescent City s barges off and return with them. Tho former will toko tho Mohawk's tow on down from Point Pleasant. Tlio ico at Blssell's Point broke loose Thursday night and went 'by St. Louis with such a noio that tho citizens wcro awakened from their sound slumber', nnd a great many thought tho world was coming to an end. Tlio Capitol City turned over her Vlcks burg freight to tho Julia nnd Alls ont hero with Now Orleans freight. PHIL HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, City Nnlloiinl Itniik Iliillilhsir. ns.Special attention paid to orders Horn sKani nit.s nicht or d.ava OvsTEits. Louis Herbert has alwas on hand n fresh supply of Saddlo Bock oys or. tf .loud exson has tho finest Spanish olives in tho city. supply ot Try them tf Found. That tho cholccsj butter k at Jorgcncn's Staplo and Fancy Grocery store. New French prunes, currants and raisins nlways on hand at Jorgonson's grocery storo. tf STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Fiust Nation!. IUnk orCimo, 1 Doccmber 2, 1871. I The annual mretlnjr ol the stockholders of thl" bank fur tho election of Directors for the en huii.u year, will bo hold nt ita banking house In Cairo, on tho second Tuesday of January, 172, botwecn Iho hours of io o'clock a.m. nnd 4 o clock p.m.' C. N. IIUU1IES, Cashier. dec27td. DEXTER EXCHANGE, inn Ohio Lever, near Ntoise Ppot, J. D. SCAN ON E, PBOPRIETOR, Frortli Shell Oysteru Rccoivcd Daily. Ivoenq always on hand llaltlmoro and Blobilo Oysters, which Ii w ill bo glad to aerva to hla cua- turners iu tho best oily. dec2tf HIDES! FURS 1 1 PELTS! 1 1 33 XT Ki E T T fie CO". Have opened n Hldo Sloro In Thornton's Work Tenth atrtet, whoro the highest cash prldn ttll bo paid for Hides, (sheep I'olts, Kurn an4 Tab low, o w 111 pay higher prices tluu was over bo foropaid for tho anmeai tides lo this cltv, Como nnd see us, oolCtt DUUNETT k 110,