. 1'..-.. tkfV.-.-d . ? mi ru., oi ' ' III aifo ' . '. - -t ' 7M-.. itlMttt ' ... .Mil TrM " 4 I . u I OFI'ICB, BTTIiI,ma?iaS- COB. 12TH STEBET A.1TD WA8HI 30-0703 JOHN H. OBERLY, PROPRIETOR. CAIRO, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1872. BULLETIN BUILDING WASHINGTON-AY Our Homo Advortisors. MILLIHERT. MRS. ANA LANG, On Eighth Street, botwecn Washington and Commercial Avonuci, CAIRO, ILL, li'recelvlng dally hew Invoices of 2wHXjr.I2Sr33RY GOODS, 01 amy description, sod at Paicta teneiT thb TlMti TUE LATEST STYLES OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, BONNETS, II ATS, III II HONS, TRIMMINGS, FRKNCII FLOWERS', NECKTIES, COLLARS, UNDER SLEEVES, LACES OF ALL KINDS, DOLLY VARDEN OLOVES, DOLLY VARDEN SUNSHADES, DOLLY VARDEN PARASOLS, ETC. Together with all the other articles kept In a First Clot Millinery and Trimmings hlore. To us Hiia si ma very lowesi ugure, VCsli and e Iter, Ko trauUe to good. how M 113. McGEE, On Eighth Mrret, between Cormr.er;fal and Wah Ingtou Avenues, It dally receiving NEW MILLINERY GOODS or rtta LATEST SPBINQ AND SUMMER BTTLES. Betldst a fu!i has ef BoisrasTE're & hats Trimmed and aalrlmmed, FRt.NCU KL0WK1W. BIUH0N3, TBIMMI.NOS of all kinds. Lace, etc., etc. Mr. Mrflea hat alto a Urge assortment of i aucj Aiuciet, tucn at MECK TIES. COLLARH. UNfiEBflLKEVEH, BUKft), BASHES, KA.NH.I And all oiherarticlea usually found In a FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY STORK Mrt. Mcflff. In addition to her ttock of Fancy and Millinery (lol, hat a tin and complete tortmeot ol Cincinnati Cti.tom Made Ladle' anil Mix'' Hhoe and Children' lloot., Illack and In Colon. Thete are arsnonleditrd to he thi- flout and bett ahoat in the market, atd thl It the only place In the cltjr tliat make, them a SM-iay. MRS. 31. SWANDER, IN THE ATHENEUM BUILDING baa opened out an extensive Block of MILLINERY GOODS All ot which art entirely new and of the eery LATEST SPRING GOODS. THESTOCK COMPRISE ILiTS, BONNETS RIBBONS, FLOWERS, And an elegant anortment of LACKS, PBINOES, KID OLOVES, HOSIERY and all artlclea utuallj kept in a Brit-class mil liner atora. ltrt. Hwandrr Invites the nuhlie toralland In aped her ttock, whieh the will take pleasure In ehowlpg to old aa well aa new cuiiorr ert. 4 e-tf. WAUOiKI. THE BULLETIN. THE CAMPAIGN. POSITION OF HON. GEORGE II. ATKNULKTON. THE GERMAN PRESS ON THE SITUATION. 1I0H.OEO. II. PENDLETON'S POSITION. "Washington, May 28. A nositivo do. deration of tho position of Hon, Geo. II. renaieton hat been ronortcd bv a member of the Illinois Democratic delegation, and It can to itatod that ho unequivocally ad vocates the acceptance of Mr. Groeley by tho democratic convention. Mr. Pendle ton considers that tho democratic party hat been placed in n poiltlon by tacit ad- horenco to tho Cincinnati convention, ... t.. , , . .. wneruoy an cnanco oi electing a democratic ticket has been destroyed. Ho, thorofore, favors tho accontanco of Greelov. and isvs that uoiwecn urani anu ureeley thcro can be no hesitation ni to tho duty of Democrats. In considering tho objections raised to Grceloy as to his record, ho argues that they are ridiculous, and ho asks whether the ismo objection will npnlvtoall Radi cals named at Cincinnati. It it not tho past which is to bo taken into account, but tho fuluro conduct of the candidate designated to ropresent tho Liberal move ment. IT an unobjectionable record is de sired, a straight-out Democrat should have been advocated from tlio beginning; but, ho cays, it is not consistent to indorse one radical and refuses to support an other. Tho opposition to Greeley is placed, ho says, in two classes: First, those who aro not sufficiently clear in po litical sagacity to see that thcro is no chanco for a democrat,-and second, those who secretly dcalro tho ro-clectlon of Grant. Tbo feeling of tho timet, adds Mr. Pendleton, should bo abovo personal ity, and all should strike to securo a good sflrNi efficient government. Ihe letter Irom Mr. Pendleton, though not intended for print, is a forcible one. PART OT THE CONTRACT. Ex-Gov. Randolph of Now Jersev, who went down to Richmond to manfpulate Virginia against Oreoley, has returned with a " flea in his ear." Democrats are severe on Dsn. Voorhees for absenting himself from his teat when there is pend ing tho senate Ku-kluz and civil rights bill, and it is suggested that his absence is part of his contract with tho administra tion. VOORHEES THE ONLT ONE. Griffith, of tho Titus villc, Pennsylvania, district has declared for tho Cincinnati nominees, and in a letter umcs his nomi nation at Baltimore. Democrats who have taken pains to ascertain the opinions of their colleagues say thay do not believe mnro are six democrats wno declare tuey will not vote for Greeley if he is nomina ted at Baltimore. Some say Voorhees is the only democrat In tho houso who occu pies that position. trato at Jefferson Market police court committed him to a vulgar cell, but, within two hours, Judge Leonard, of the supreme court, granted a writ of habeai eorpu; and releasod the brother-in-law in $2A,000 bail. Dotective Uendorson is not seriously wounded. A GRANT DELEGATE. JFrom the flew York Bttr.J O. D. Ctaflin is one of the Grant dele gates to the Philadelphia convention, and we are pleased also, to learn that he has just reeeived a large contract from the Government. Fortunately, Mr. Claflin is above suspicion unfortunately, ttte Gov ernment is not. Our Home Advertisements. SAINT NICHOLAS BIG ROW. THAT TROUBLE IN A HORSE HOTEL. LOVES AND MISF0IITUNE3 OF A HOSTLER. WHITE FRAILTY AND BLACK CUSSEDNESS. WAGON MANUFACTORY. SANGUINARY SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. For Sale at Wholesale or Retail CORNER 32lbTREET AND OHIO I.EVE a Cairo, Illinois. 011 If F. GAMBLE MINCEI.lJaXKOl'M. PARKER & BLAKE, baa li at m WALL PAPER, PAINTS, Fatly, Benalaip, Clataollar, VjJ-IITXJO'W" QI.ABS. WINDOW SHADES, Aad the celebrated illumination AURORA OIL. nnoss' BUILDING, COR. IIth-bt. COM; MEBOIAL-AV., Cairo, Olf ILLINOIS. C. Hanny wishes the public to bo informed that ho has on hand a Stock of Goods as extensive as any in the Southwest, and that ho is de termined to sell every articlo at prices Lower than tho Low est Call on him to-day and examine goods and prices. Ho will satisfy you both as to qual- tynd cost. aiuisith WANTED. nJ ' ' , Agautt wanted IneTer Clty.Tow.i and Coun. tv. for thi Oorharo Linn, Book and Card. ddr. viisa Birsst, Chicago. MOsolat BILLIARD HALL, HARRY WALKER & CO., PROPR'S. THIS HOUSE IS XEWLY VITTED UP WITU TWO EXCELLENT PHELAN BILLIARD TABLES, AND TWO IFIILSrE! "JENNY LIND" TABLES, SUITABLE FOR ALL KINDS OF PLAYERS. TUE SALOON IS STOCKED WITH AffNOUNCEMriVTr). Mr. Viaaoa, lit., April II, 1872. EdiUr Ctirt Bulletin t Data 8ia rieate to announce me aa a candi date for Clerk of the Supreme Court, Southern Orsad Dlvlil in ot Illino is. The new constitution proridca that the Clerks of the Supreme Court ahall hereafter be elected at the November flec tion, Instead of the June election aa hcrefore. The euccettor of the present incumbents are lobe elected this eomlng fall, but will not qualify until the prtttBt termt expire In 1173. Respectfully, R. A. D. WILDANKB. New York, May 23, 1672. CRAWFORD, VANDERUILT'a BROTUER-IN LAW, Is superintendent of tbo Sunday School of the I'burcu ot the Stranger, the templo which Vandorblltpresentca tour, licems. The story of tho shooting of Detective lienuurson byurawiord, at it is comint; to light now, is as follows: One of the com modores colored coaenmen lound a young white woman eating pit: a-ft-et in a break- of-day reituurant, and had persuaded her to accompany ulm to Ills cot lu the commo doro'a burn. Two matrons of tho neighborhood soeinL' the counle enter. and, imagining that thoy iieard tho woman scream, told a policeman, and ho went to the barn-door and rapped. " ho t darf" shouted bam bo. "An officer: want that woman," was tho reply, "uo to hell," retorted Sambo. it being me burn ot a ruiirond, luo officer thought it best not to break down tho door, and insteud hurried ot! to report to Laptaiu uurns. J. ho captain also look arunsidorato view of the railway muuiiatu's foolliiL'8. and nvrsonallv huadini. a forco cf officers, went to the vanuorbtit nmnsion "What tho divil dyo want. Cap?" in quired the commodoro from his window, alter tho servants had told him who was at tho door. "Your black coachman has ubducted u whito woman ; and as I tup f09cd you didn't want your barn madu a iouso of prostitution, I thought I'd let you know that I want tho woman at any rate." Tho commodoro and his brother-in-law aroso and went down to tho burn, and Sambo was ordered to deliver his prizo. Uut lin stoutly doniod tbo impeacumant, and a poiicoinan was tout into tho burn. Ho had a rough-and-tumble with tho coachman, but at length dragged him und tho woman off to tho JUorcor street station, indignant at mo police interference, Crawford hurried down to tho station and budo tho sergeant in chargo rolouso tho Vanderbilt family coachman, and becamo boisterous when it was intimated that Sumbomutt bo impris oned. Ho attempted to interrupt tho o Ul cer who was taking Sambo down, and Dotective llendorton was told to put Ulm out. Ho oboyod tho order, and onco out- sido Crawford said : " l ou over put your hands on mo again and you will nover put thotii on another man." Words followed, and attor turtnor warn ing tho detocttve attempted to arrest Crawford. Crawford then fired, wounditii' Detective Henderson. Ho then fled down Washington Square into the oommodoro't house. Captain Burnt toon arrived with a nlaloon ot policemen, and surrounding the block with officers bade them arro.t any body who might attempt to aiunjio irom any houso in the nttgubor hOOd, Airaill tllU cunimnilnr wu ar. routed. Crawford was nowhere to bo found, but tho commodoro promised 'to surrender him in the mornlnir. mwl r;nt Rums drew oft' half his forco. still leaving several officers watching thu block. Tho only person they arretted was the commodore's barber, after be had been in in ahava the old gentleman. Later In th. mnrnWtha commodore did surrender hi. brotbsrHn-law, and the exorbitant magi,. THE BEST BRANDS or Bitrua. SIGN OF' TIIE aEB tsaUHb. BARCLAY BROTHERS, 74. OIII9, LEVEE, O AIBO. Wholesale and Retail ZDZRUO-G-IST S AND PAINT & OIL DEALERS. We keep a lull slock of I'ure Drugs and IE ID I C I DET -E3 s . Al.o a complt'te line of toilet article, Im ported and American Hoapt, COLOGNES, POMADES, EXTRACTS, HAIR, TOOTH ANDJAIL BRUSHES, ToKether with a large anortment of Druggists Uundrlee and IF-AJtTOZ" C3-OOHDS. St. Louis Advertisements. TIIE. JEltTGr-ELrn PLACE To buy the Celebrated AND BEST QUALITIES Of TIK PLATE, SHEET IRON, FENCE WIRE AND ALL KINDS OY TINNERS' STOCK AT TIIE VKKY LOWEST PRICES IS AT C12 and G14 North Main Street, ST. LOUIS, MO., Haled room t of the Execlalor MsmafstetttrlBC t'onpaay. SltAwtw. IT KNTEKPsSlaC AWAIT THE COMING OF THE GREAT Sc COB CQMBINATION! THE LARGEST ORGANIZATION OF THE SEASON. THREE SHOWS UNDER ONE TENT! 72 PEOPLE A Little Village of Themselves. The Management beg loavo to inform tho people of CAIRO AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY That they will inaugurate tho tenting season with TWO GRAND PERFORM ANCES in this city on tho afternoon and evening of SATTJnDAlT, CTTTlsriE 1ST, a Introducing tho largest and most talented company in tho world, engaged at an enormouso ezpente for This, the Mammoth Organization of 1872. CARBOLIC ACID DISINFECTING POWDER. An effectual preventive ot Cholera, Typhoid Fever, fcmalbfoi, Scarlet Fever, Meatelt, Cat tle Dieaae. aad all pettllential and contagioua dUeatea. It it put up In pattboard carton., tho topa or wnicn contain periorationt, irom wiucn It can betprinkled aa from a Pepper box. fold 07 PAnbUAI DlllS. ine retail price it zocema per pacaage. (Proceeding of the Hoard of Health Official.) Ornra Boaan ar Hiilth, St. Loni.TM May, 1871. The reaident phytlciana atateathathe hat uteu, ia Hie cuv iiutuiiai, hid carnviuc wiu IxiwJer. and flnda It the bett disinfectant and dertroyer of bug, ante, cockroachet tta , ot which he hat knowledge. Tour committee re- commendt the purcbate of thit powder for use in ine notpuait. (Signed) B. H. O'UBIEN, . Cleik Hoard ol Uealtb. We are now In receipt afafietliatockof PAINTS, OILS, AND COLORS For the season ; alto a full line of PAINT, VARNISH, AND ARTISTS BRUSHES, Aud Palntera Material generally. LIQUOBS, andCIQ-A.:R,S. v MIXED DRINKS ARE COMPOUNDED IN THE MOST APPROVEDTYLE. BfiyCOME AND SEE FOR YOUR- SELF. They keep on hand a fine stock of COLD WEIS BEER, SWEITZER CHEESE 1 AND HOLLAND HERRINGS REFRESHMENT TABLES Ars spread morning and arenlng Jrr O'OIiOOK, At which all are invited to partake FREE OF CHARGE. 8-lWtm Principal Office 104 Fifth St., Ciu., 0 THE ONLY RELIABLE GIFT ENTERPRISE IN.TIIE COUNTRY I S60 OOO OO IN VALUABLE GIFTS To bo dittributed in ii. 3D. s i nsr :e ' s 15Sth Regular Sloplhly GIFT ENTERPRISE, To be drawn Monday, June 3d, 1872. Two Grand Capitals or $5,000 In Greenbacks! GREENBACKS Two Prizes $1,000 J Flvo Prizes 600 g. Ten Prizos 100 One Harte and Dugiy with silver-Mounted Har nett, worth G0" each. One fine-toned Kotewood I'ianw, worth (MX). Ten family tewing machines, worth SlOo each. Five hoary easel old hunting watches aad heavy ff Id chafna worth txi each. Five gol I Amer utn hunting watchea woith each. Ten ladies Bold hunting watchet worth I0O each. Eight hundred gold and silver lever huntina watchet, In all, worth from tin to l.luo. Ladies gold leontine chain, geni'a gold vest cnalna, aulld and double platod sllicr table and tea-ai-ount, photograph album. Jewelry, etc,, etc. Whole number of gilt, 0,000. Tickets limited to Oo.OJU. Asrnlt wanted to tell tickets to whom liberal premium will be paid. Iricgie tickets nno dollar six tickets fire dol lars; twelve tickets, ten dollars; twenty-five twenty dollars. Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a de scription of the manner ol drawing, and other Information In reference lo the distribution, will be tent lo any ono ordering them. All lettera must bo addressed to - L. l. HIKE, Box, 8a, nrrin, Cincinnati, O. 101 West Slh tt nori-w&dly Previous to the Porformaaco IMI'LXjIE OELESTIITE, ; tho world renowned LADY ROPE "WALKER, will maVo her daring ascontion from mo ground to mo top or. luo ucntro rolo; ana uuring tno pcrtormance "Will make her DARING LEAP FOR LIFE! sl A Grand French Ballet Troupe of PIPTBB1T YOTJlTa- LADIES. MR JOSEPH H. KEANE, The Talented Young Comedian, in hit own personation of IRIIF "VAJSr WIIsrLE, Is also with tho Combination; altogether forming the largest and most powerful Company traveling. DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE LARGE PAVILION 1 LOOK OUT FOR THE GOLDEN BAND CHARIOT AND THE C3-IR .A. IN" D STBBBT PABADB. Admission 60 Cents. Children 25 Cents. Our Homo Advertisers. COMHIfaHION ANU t'OKWAHDING. Do you with to receive all the benenefitt of the celebrated MEDICINAL WATERS -OF SARATOGA, N. Y., and BLUE LICK, Kt. Without the expente of a trip to thote resorts. If so. applv to us. We receive thesewater di rect frem the turingt, and are prepared to lur null them pure, 1CK COLD, frreth and Lliely from our counter. Person living at a dlttanee, or who with to have the water In their housos, can be auppllrd with Saratoga in bottles and Blue Lick in bottles, kegs and barrels. Call and get acircular in retard to the medicinal virtues ol these noted waters. o-Sdlf THE FURTRADE. H. LETT CO. FAT TUX 1U0UE3T MARKET PRICES. Below will bo found the corrected list of prices paid by U. Levy & Co., for bidet, furt, feathers, wool, tallow, bees wax, and all kinds of country produce. Levy & Co. do a very large trade in their line, and it it a well known fact that thoy always pay tho highest prlcot to bo ob tained in this market. They aro now paying for ruas: Mink J 00a 2 35 Kaccoon " WildCat 60 House Cat 10 a to Musk Rat IB (inostum 12a Otter 5 00 a 7 00 BearSkint a uoao uu Beaver, per pound 60 a 76 BIDES, R POUND ! DeerBkins M187J Beer Hides, Dry Salt 18) a 20 ti Green Salt 0al24 $300,000. MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY-. Leoalizkd by State Authority and Drawn in Public in St. Louis. Grand Singlo Number Scheme. 50,000 NUMBERS. Class E, to be Drawn Hay 81, 1872. 6,880 Prizos, Amounting to $300,000. 600 Prliosof. loo ot 1,11 1 Prlteof. $JO,000 1 Of........ 13.180 1 of. io.uo 1 of. 7,HD 1 of 6,000 4 11 of 2,nu ai " of. i,(Ji 20 of. s 40 of. 640 s I) a 0 38 an 180 600 Ot.. of., of., of., of.., of.., of... 600 3U0 iM 2CU 160 lea 11) Tickots $10; Httlf Tickets, $5: Quarter Tickets, $2 60. Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are always drawn at tho time named, and all draw ings are under the supervisiou of sworn com mijonnrs. The olticlal drawing will be published in the St. Louis papera and a copy sent to purchasers ofliekeU. We will draw a similar scheme the last day of e ery month during the y t-ar Wi. Benin at our risk bv nottofnee limner order. registered letter, drafi or express. 8enu fur cir cular. Addreas. P. O. box 2110. MU11KAY, MILLER a CO., tU. LOUII, .MO. 4-10dawly 6a71 D a 06 OTHER ARTICLE! i Tallow, nsr Dound 60 Wnnl. 11 60 a 70 Beeswax " ;; 26 a 28 The above price list Is subject to correo- yon, IMMIQBANT TICKETS IMMIGRANT TICKETS FOR SALE, J K Hal. j FOR SALE, VOR SALE. J For Hale 1 FOR SALE. Faro from Liverpool, Fare from Londonderry Fare front Glaboow, Faro from Qukenbtowm 10 CAIRO, ;:!:::;: $4820 Z. D. MATHUSS.. E. C.UIIL MATHUSS & UIIL, AND ti EN 10 HAL Commis sionMerchants DEALERS IN HAY AND WESTERN ntODUOI no. es ouio EKViii:. MILLER & PARKER, GENERAL COMMISSION A0 FORWARDING MERCHANTS, iSD DEALERS IN FLOUR, CORN Oats, Hay, etc., AGENTS tor FAIRBANKS SCALES, bloO Levee. OAIHO. IIX1MOU. dadord, Morrit k Ca gents. INMAN LINE Liverpool New-Toik ahd Philadelphia Steamship Company, vssia coaraacT wira phitsd statu aas ssirisa soTaaaMiaTS For Oarrying the Mailt. FOR PASSAGE TICKETS oa rcatasa larsajsaTioa APPLY TO JOHN O. DALE, Aqt., It Broadway, Naw-Iork, or to H. Hssstptt WaaklDitoo Xsau, Oaire. nois. s J. M. PHILLIPS & CO., (Successors to E. B. Hemlricas a Co.) Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS, AMD WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS. AS Liberal Advancements made 2sff a3B upon Consignments. SW Aro prepared to receive, ttore and forward freights to all points and buy and sell ou commission, WBuslness attended to promptly: JOHN R. PHLLIS & SON, (tJuccestora to John B. Chillis,) GENERAL COMMISSION ASH FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN HAY, CORN, OAT Flour, Meal, Bran, &c, Con. TBNTU-ST. and OHIO LEVIS CAIRO, ILLS. Our Home Advertisers. CLOSE & VINCENT, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Cement, Plaster Paris, AXD PLASTERER'S HAIR, Corner Eighth Ntrcct aad Oh!e Leva, CAIRO, ILLINOIS. II. 31. HULEN, GROCER and CONFECTION iMirERan.sVisrT; And Dealer in Foreign Fruits &Nuts, No. 134 Commercial-ave.. . Cairo, Ills. G. D. WILLIAMSON, PRODUCE & COMMISSION Mo. 7 Ohio Levee, CAIRO, ILUROtl, swapoclal attention glvan to consignments en orders. WOOD RITTENH0U8E, FLOUR AID General Commission Merchant 183 OHIO lkvxx, . STRATTON k BIRD, (Huccestort toBtratlon, Hadseafc Clark'' WHOLESALE GROCIRS OOUMI88IOM MEJtGMAVM. 67 Ohio Ur, Otliiok