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ANNOUNCEMENTS. vToMcUHK tttK INHIMVTION OF AN AN jUriLVCMtKXT IN 'rilKlllM.l.UINlllK II lit I cKtion rr.r. must nr. run wiikn rn: AHKOU.NCKMK.VT IS ltAMi:i IN. Till lit l.l: OVH.I. UK HTIIICTI.V AIHIF.Itr.tl TO. U 11 V urricu.t waiih orricr.itM. fri. FOKCITYCI.KHK, AVcnro authorized to announce Mhluiei .1, Howlcy aa a candidate, for re-election to the office of City Clcik, ntthe approaching city election. KniTOit Huixktin: You will ptenc nti nounec that 1 mn candidate for t lit- olllcc of city clerk nt tlio ensuing ibarfcr election, av. k. hawking irtit Citv Tiii:A9Wti:i We aro nuthorUcd to nnuotmco II. I". Make Ban candidate for tho olllcc of City Trfmrer,nl tficcmillnjrroiinlclp.l clcclloi'. 29-4M-M. Jtit. Lkitou: lly request ofa nutnbrr of cttlzeiu plca-e announce my name. n n can dldlo for tlio olllcc f City Trw-mrr at the inNilugchartcrtlcctloii. AVoOl' ItlTTKXIIDt'Si:. rwlt CITY ATTOUXI'.Yi "Vc are nuthorl.rd to announce thai II Walton AVtbb It a candidate for rc-clecttoii to tlio office or city attorney at tlio i)iiulnx barter election. Mn. Kpitor: By request ol ninny eitlr.ens, pleaio announce mc in n candi date for tbo offico of City Attorney, nt the ensuing charter election. Haumox H. Hi.ack. 1011 Al.tlKIIMAS 1'IHM W Mlt. AA'cnrc aulhorlzcdto annoum-v Itnae AVnl dcr a a candidate for aMerninn from the First AVard. j u'a i.m .nithnrfccd to tinnouuce .1. -M. l'lillllp'Jns a laiididatefor aldctmanirom the KIM Ward. roi: Ai.tinitMAN tiiikh w.u:i. We are authorized to nnnoiiiico AV. 1'. Wright a a camllit.Ho for Alderman lor tlio Third Ward at tin- cnmlng charter i lection. 27-M-td Vc are authorized to nnuouuco that l'nt Fitzgerald will be a candidate for Alderman from the Third AVard at the cbmiIuu chniter election. ' ALUEIIMAN l'OUI'.Tll WAlit'. AVc arc authorized to announce (.'. 1". Ni I ll as a candidate furrc-clcctfnii it Aldiriiiau from the Fourth 'Ward at tlio m-iiing char ter election. ran ALti:i:.M.N rirrit WAnti. We are authorized to announce; that Tlio. AV. Ilalliday, I a candidate for Alderman for the Fiflli ward, at tho cnulns ehiu ler tledlon. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS II.'WAUDyKU, 31. 1). H.G.STAIiKUH, 31. 1). Office and rejldenee 111 Coninierebil Ae., licit door to llii; Athcncuui. l-1IV.ll. PARKER & AXLEY. GROCERS And Ocneral Commission Merchants. NORTHERN BUTTER A Specialty. Corner of fcth .Street and AYohlii'r!'in .We . Cairo, Illrj. AMANDUS DERTHINGER, FASHIONABLE BOOT & SHOE Mamifactuer, fcth Street, next door to lirbtol.V lillwell C7a.lxof 111m. Pino !ooU and f-lioen .Made to order on Miort notice, of tho Im-iI French and Auierl (an etork, anil tit and t-atlslacllnu Kiiar.in- tccu. t ry iiini. ..7 wi-tr, . KLKCTiOX -VOTlCi:. Notice I herebvglveii that on Tiicvl.iy fio 'Jlntday of Apnl, A. I)., IsTt, a lc neral election will be held In tb eitv of Cairo, Al exander county, ttato" of llllnol", lr Uiu election of the lollouln; named muulelpal officers, to-wlt : A city clerk, a i ll) rreai. urer, a city attorney, one aliJennaii from each AVard, for the term of two yeur. onu aklcnnan from tho Firct Ward, to till tho vacancy caused by the removal of Jiiram lllxby from thu city, mid.oiiu uldermau lioui the Second AVard, lo till tho vacancy uau-cil by the resignation of Wood Kittenfioue. For the purpotvi of aid tU'. lion y will be ojicncd.at Ibc'lolloHloj; ii.mieil )la to nit: In the Flrt AVard, at Iho eomuiibiu lioiifoof K. F. Uavlsou the toulli t-ide of blxlh Urcet between Comuien ialaud hi.Ii lnton aenueii; in the Second Ward, at the Uouch audolleady enlna houi-o; in tlio Third AVard. at the Illbuinialieiiuiiiohoute; In the Fourth AVanl. at tho Court JIoiimj; and In the Fillh Ward, at tho liouo of Mr-. hutllau,ou tho north-wot corner of Coin luercial avecno and 'f'wenty-llllh fUvnt. Salt! elwtion will be opened at eiKbt o clock In tho moroin?, and combine, open untiWewn o'clock in the anruoon ol that dy. By order of tho itv Council. . M. . I. How i.kv, City Clerk. CAliin, IJ.. March "0, lh71 . l.Vj- .Wl-iWt W. Strattou. T. Ilird. STRATTON & BIRD Wholesale Grocers, AND Commission Merchants, Agents American Powder Company, f. 7 oiio f.nyrj:, c.ui: o . . H. MutbUfe F.. 7l hi MATHUSS UHL, i'onranllus .V dcueral 'ommission Merchants, Dealer in FLOUlt, filtAIN, HAY AND AVKSTKHN l'ltODl'fM;, iho Lf.ake, Caiuo. IM.R. toM. Wood & Co 118G1UDGK AVUNUK 11ILADELAILIA, PENX., , untaliiH, VuscHjAhIiuuIh. Iron Stairs, M Lump I'o',, Stulilu I'ltlliit;, ST. WYQUOHT & WIRE HA 1 LINGS ' hl'...MUL., ,!,...,.... . ... - v i.i u .urtimui lucturcii, I CnccrVna icturo ii.iu. ' Id a General Air(me)t pf (jrua. mental iron v.j; Utlraaei( and deMicnH -t8ri.lJ1l,n tluKtnnetaHKoJ work dedieu'1 ltJ!,!n" TO CixlU gjvk ulli:tiii. WAMIJI. Somchoih to t iko from u a llioioaiid b II heads, gojtl :iper ,md llnely prime.), lor M.S.'. Vln I ..111,, i One lh'iiinml itHeinrtit' piloted at Till! lll'l.l.uilN oirice lor .i.oO. n.ifn llruil.1. One lln.ii.nnd nolo hoaiU lilili'i il nt TlIK lli'M.c I IN olljoe lr s)M5 twotliHlltainl lor u.mi. One lhotin!id bullieM cant, flit llrltnl board, pilnlednt TlIK ltl l.l.CIIN olllee lor from '-.! to 5 J.W, aiTOitiuw . CAIRO LOCAL. NEWS. THHKSDAY, AFKIL 10, IH7I. MISCELLANEOUS.- A full lino of crMUQl tor tnlo by t..14-2t V. li. JtodKWllLt. A; Co. .Imt rcoival mid for'salo by l'arkorA Axley 100 lurbidn cbolco ieiieli blow Jinlntocf. 2r, hblt li'td JWce.t Jiotatoes. 1-1 Lit I'kiisonai.. Mr. .lybn AVni-on, editor of tho Tuicnn OaKstlc,' nnd tiurvnyor- ;onorl of tho territory of Arixonn, I in tho city, tho guett of Mr. A 11. Buflbrd. Mns. KuMli.l.t In iiiepurud to iilkacii and l'ltn.-B lmtn and buuneU In thu molt ajiprovod Jly le, oiul in n mr.nnor to glvo entiru latUliftiou. Cull nt br ruM nco on Filtvontb ttrnot boUuen AViilnnt and (:...lnr. 'j.iii ::.ls.tf V Ki:w DocTOiiH. .1. Htilloir, M. J)., haiK.uitud In Cairo, nnd will In-in t'lo ollloo with Dr. Wnrdnur. )t. .Stalhor id from 1 "va ; ii u graduato of Chicayo tueuieal rollego, n ploainiit gcutlenmn, und pooicd of tho faculty of makint; friend wborcvor ho rcttdci. Attkntion, Siu JCniqiits. A 8cc'ml conclavo of Cairo oommnndcry Xu. ' will bo hold nt tho atyluui.on this 'J'buri- (lny t.vonin?, April UHli, tor work In tl.o TcmpUr ilogtount "J o'clock. Ho;ourn Ing Kir lCnli;bt8 tordhlly invited to at tond. ' . J. jKwr.Tr AVit.cov, 63 4-K-lt. Iteeorflor. FtltE A littlo boforo FJ o'clock yei- tcrdny morning tho pttu'iigo manufactory of Ivooblcr l!ro.., iiixteeutb ('trout back of Cedar, wng discovered to bu on lire. t'bo enlnen wuro toon on tho ground and In n littlo wbllo thu progroi'S of tho tiro wasftnyed.. Tho Ion to KoobUt Ilrcs, will nmount to about $160 00. Notii K- Ai my huiband, 1C. (Jrindlor, bat Hgnln' fallen back to drinking, 1 bort- wlth forbid nil ciiioou-kooperii or dea'.ort licjuor.', to toll htm any IntoxIcTitlne; diinkr, not oven eider, iih bo c1h1ui thtt clJor bni tho tamo elVuct an Fupior. 1 will tlio tho luw to Its fulloit oxteiit on thoso tctin contrary to tbii notice. 18 .l(i.:it Cakoi.im: (ii:i.vm.i:u. Hof.oMox. .fr. Henry Candco a Old Holomou, in "Tho Chimnoy Comor" is Inrd to boat. Ho in an amateuruetor, but in this character hn i ronlly nxcollaut. It iociim to tii, that ifituraneo ac;iit8 run to r.otint; as imlurKlly m wuinr rum m" n duck's bmk. Ilotb Morrij htul Candco liko to tho tago llko (grander to jmblii olll o. The Foumit. .Mr. AVeleh in nnnounced tbl? morning m h ciindblnlo for nblormnn of thu fourth ward. If (biotcd ho will Lo n faithful momher. Mr. .Nollin Is nlto nnnnuncod n n onu- dldato for re-oloction. Thin i;eutlcman FOinotfiii (ivoi way to hit prejudice, but bo bin been uttxitivo to bii duties nnd bU conetltuontt tni;bt do worso than mmhI him icl: to tho seat bo now occupies. Wo aro commencing to lullevo that ho Is a yooil clti.'in nnd n c;oid mull. IttxniNo. l'artio litivme; complete vol u nun ot book, luch iiakijieare, Kyron, Mooro, Hiitory of tho AVorld, en cyolopa'diiij, ltitilm, "porlodlcnli mtulc, otu., whfult thoy dc4iru to Imvo rebound, will do well to consult .1, 0. Huols ut tho Cairo City lllndery, IIui.i.ktik Miildine;, boforo f;lviii; thorn to tiuotiU of foreifin osUblUbmouts,' Ut, lluoU invltoj un in fpootion of bit work and price. :li 1-10 2w Thk Haiti. is. Tho wordy battle bc twoon tho colored lcidorg of tho Urft ward, lion. Hill Scott audTuiu. I'roonmn, Kiq., wiixus bottor und hottor. Mr. Scott lends tho loose, rolliiking, fast colored ele ment of hit ward, and Mr. I'Veoman tho thoughtful, industrious and quiet oltimeut. .Scott is ambitious of u coat in tho council; Freeman bolioving Scott not tho man for tho place I) opposing him. Her.oo tbo war. FKST1VAU I.adiot of St. Vatrlck't church will glvun foutlval und suppor for tho benellt of that cburcn, on Monday evening, April 'JO, 1871, in tbo room for merly occupied byllenry' Imrdvaro etore, on Uoinmeretal nvuuue, botwrnm Klovcntti and Twotfth H'ooU. Tickutt, twunty llvo cents. Tho ladiea who hnvo this mat ter In charge nro milking oxtomlvii jiro p&rationt, and Imvo duUrmlnod to mnku It a greut luecois. Tiiaskh AVn aro indobtrd to .Mr. .lo. Arnoll for Denver pajioM. And by tbo way, wo wonder how Jo. in prospurlni; nt Denver! Wo mm his va-ant chair. Ho wa, to all uppanranei-s, onu of the ilxed Institution .f Cuiro, but, pro.tn! nnd bo JiHMod rrom our gni "in,, hoautUul dream." AYo aro suro be doe not like Danver, nnd when wo limit oxpwt it ho will return to Cairo und unco mum plant hit foot upon his native iututti. Ciiuui'it iMfiiovKMKNTii. Nearly nil our ehurchni, encouraged by thu latu re vivals. nro nronarlni: to ronulr their i.uii.i. ing, and lady mombiirt am porambulnt- Ing tbo city crying i "(Sivo ; give." Wo havo givon, and nro naarly bankrupt. Tho collectors nro havioi: tiitonltbliiif sue. cess, considuriug tho tigbturis ot money i""-.r4 Uno thousand dollars woru col ie It 1 n M i. lay r tb' (i -tn I tberan, an I or i r iie .bun lr. l i r in olbnr church. 11 who gives to tbo Lord will reC'iivo biek thri fold. Tbit l what n lady told in. Tho Intaroit prom ied Whs tuinptiiiK, al'd wo invoitad. Ftfiivnuiii:. HtHitobeld furnlttiro '1 ho.'o wlVhlnj; hoiiFohoh! furnlturo i.t ft b'irKIn, had bettor call at tho eornor of AVasblonton Mi J Twolltb streoti, -Mr. N. 1. Outtito'i. beforo tbo'iatli". 't'J- I-1C21 IVm S?Ati:. Hlngnr .'owinr; Maenino, nearly new, with nil improvement!. Term easy. Machine (all makeO tnken in cxrlmiif;!! for llm Ijlht ltuniiine; "Do- mottle" nt liberal price,', nt IIhuiioii'a book lore, Agoncy Domenllc Sowing Ma. chino. 4-lClt Full fupply of Domof tic pnpor pattoms of tho latent uprliii; ntyioi Just roei ived nt thu nei'itloy, Hanon'k I!ook Stoiib. fil-l-iC It ' An Kktkuit.uixo (Ji.iTiiinit. .Inbn Antrim basjiut romiviat a lutan itoek of lino imported gooili, mob m ('hcvw.tji, Hnglih Coatings. Muitingi, b'raneh Ca simnrcf, l'Antnlonn (loodi', for pring nnd sjmmor woar. Hit (took, noloelud with tho groalest unre, it guing oil" rapidly, but ho Iim enough for all. .Mr. Antrim om plojs nono but tbo UmI of workmen, nnd hit cutter it A No. 1 in tbo profession. lVeoni wishing an oxiict fit nnd clothes inadu of tbo very bt materia), should not neffleet to v,ill tliemselvet f the op- poriuuiiy now presontnd to thtm, but ihutild givo Antrim ueall. Win? Ilncauiu cvorybody about Tin: I1ui,i.i;tin ullico went to tbo Atbeuum to witness Cinderellu r.nd Thu Chimney Corner, an 1 bocauso tbo man who runt thu now department Is opposed to any changes of any kind. Thai Is tbo renuon tho dato Hum of Tin: Iiut.i.irriN were not changed yesterday. Whon this aho king mutako flr.U met our gaze wo mid nothing for n uumcnt or two, nnd thou became thu picturo of rago. AVo tore our hair, stood upon our bond, r.nd swore. And, tbun, '.tinoutublo fact I wo procured a pitchfork and Impaled every employ wo lucpeeted. AVhnn wo regained our cittmntM wo bad slnln flfteon men. mid woru orjing for "in rj blotd ''" ' Tin: Fmsr Mrriimi. A very Inter oiling poiilioal meeting wax held in tbo Fifth ward on .Monday night. It was n "spontaneous allulr," carefully worked up by our friond (Jorroll. Tho nudienco was black, nnil they nppoired to no very mix. lous to be told who they should voto for. Mr. Uiunblo, candldato for tho council, spoko t' bis eolonnl friends In n kind, af fix tiotialo nnd almost fatherly manner. Ho was followed by our friend, Mr. .lames Carroll, who was also kind, nllectionnla and almost fiitlmrly-. Concluding, Mr. Carroll called upon Mr. Dick Taylor, u colored atutoFimm of the up.ior part of tho city, to speak. DcU complied, anil nd vised tho colored voters to cast thoir bal lots for .Mr. Thomas Ilalliday. Other col ored men nlso rpoko briolly. Tom Ilnlli day eoiuned to bo tho favorite, and Jim Carroll was diigustod. A Cumic.W. Hiiui'ifs.-Kov. Mr.Nborog, onu ol tbo very faithful friend of Tin. Hn.t.UTiN, told Uhv. Mr. Caldwell, when Hjv. .Mr. 1.0,-iiri Sleeper and Jtov. .Mr. Houston worn endeavoring to indueo that gentleman to enter into tho sorvico of Satan nnd disorganir.3 tho church Kov. Air. Hhoros told F.ov. Mr. Caldwell at that tlnio to bewaro of Kov. .Mr. Houston, tint bo win u dan- grou.i fellow, urn nu was gull and wormwood, that ho was n michiovus man; but Kev. Mr. Caldwell burdened bis heart and entered Into thu conspiracy. And wliat was thu result? Thorojult Iiiib boon that on Tuesday U jv. .Mr. Houston struck Kov. Mr. Cnldwell on thohead, and on tho mouth and kicked him. Kiv. Mr. Caldwell had Kov. Mr, Houston arrested, and bo w lined $10 ; but being u cripple without inonoy Sipilro Hross did not feud him to jail. Kov. .Mr. Caldwull will iioro after beware of Kov. Mr. Houston, as Kiv. Mr. Mioros advised him t be. TO THK FUIIUC. Wo have just opened out una of tho largest and llnost stocks of Dry ' Coeds Notion., Hoots and Shoos cvoi brought to tli's city, tn our stock of Dry Cluods can bu found liiwiu in tbo vary latest of stylus Thu Forcnles aro beautiful, ulo aro tho Japanese .Silks nnd Voplins. Alpaccas can be seen In nil shades, oordod ni.d plain. Swies, tho very ilticst, Xain sooks and Victoria I.'iwii, Silk and Silk triuiming's in bountiful colors. Damoitic and Calico, tbo cheepoit nnd Huyst stock in tho city; also, n largo stock of pioco goods, Mich ns Citssimores, Cottonado!!, ijawen, 1 and M l.inen, Chocks, etc., otc. (Jur ttock of shooi in very largo and wo defy competition. Our stock of gloves 1 birgo and will bo sold very eheup. AVo have alto just received 600 dozen of Coats' and Clark'ii cotton thread which wo ollor at ti cents per spool. Our roaions lor appearing boforo tho public in this umnnor is that wo Imvo nevor kept so largo and lino a ttook of goods as wo now Imvo. Wo ask a liborsl patronage of tbo public, u wo Imvo purolmsod our goods for cash and can nflord to soil thorn cheap. AVo nek parties to call ami lrok through our goods, as wo Qnd it lio trouhlo to show goods. Wo am determined to sell nt cheap usanyliouso n tho city if not uho'ipor. In fact, wo defy competition in many article, at wo buy all goods for cash, and tol; tbo rljjht place to huy, and aro alA'ays on tho lookout for bargains. Our thanks for patronage heretofore, hoping wo will still retain a portion of thu smiio in tho future. DANIKI. llAUTitAN ."C Co., Cor.81xlh et. and Commercial nvo. ONF. HUNDKKl) DUU.AKS. Wo Imvo n l'flrkor Brothers llreech Loading (lun, gun and outtlt valued ut ono Hundred dollars, wbieb wu offer for tale for eighty dollar. Tho ubovo is onu of lliuir best dceurbonUed guns with front action rebounding locks, and fully war runt'xl. Ivtirpilro f.ir onu week at Tins Itt'LLKTIN On Ii B, tt A VILLAINOUS OUTRAGE. ATT KM VT TO KAVIM1 TWO r.ir- J. K. I'AKIC AN I) TOM HDAC1C l'UKlMJTKATOltaOFTIlt: - VAVFUIj CKI.MK. THK TlIK JjITTIiU KF.STHOIttAN JiA L .ON A'MONU rilKJllINCS THAT W KKK. On Tuciilay Uioro hrrived in this city n party of "movers con Ming of two families one named Tollo nnd llm other Clayton. Of tho former tbero was th'i hoad of the family. Mr. Johnathan Tollo, hts wife, a daughter aged fourteen yoa, nnd two sons. Of the Cluytoni, thero was father, mother nnd dangblcr, tho bitter aged twelve yoirs. Tho pty woro on their way to II lakmati county, Tonnossee, und Intondnt going from Cairo to l'iducah by boat. Wbllo waiting for tho boat they camped on tbo levee, npp 'litn the "Little Kontuckir.n" saloon. As will bo romemb 'rod Ity rur roadors tboro w.u n heavy storm on TuosJay night, and during tho storm Mrs. Tollo nnd daughter and Mrs. Clayton nnd hor daughter, wnl to ti e Illinois Contrnl paironger depot to stay until tho rain would Subside. Hut finding tho plf.co full of mon, thoy mine out and wont Into ono of tho apple atari la Jutt below Mr. Lotming' olotlilng store. Mrs. Tollo tolls us that wbilo thore, n in:i csmo in nnd inked thorn to go to hh boue, stating thntbu "knuw th.y wero from Tcnmi sao," nnd In. ing a "Teiinriteul in himself, sympathize 1 v.ith them " nnd would do all bo ooul 1 to mttiu them comfortable until thu arrival ot the boat. The women r.e ooptod IhooHi-r and woro conducted li tbo I.tm.v: KEXTl'i KIAIJ SALOON. They woro shown into.-, tide room, nnd tho most corleom trcnltumit accowled tboni. They w.'re olI'.irM wbtsky, 'indy, etc., nnd shortly afiir a man r.r.stforing tho dltcriptiou of J. K. lVrks, piopnetor of tho den, came into the, room and r.sked the girl.i to gt wi:h him to a pUro near by whero they could gat . tome warm CrtHee. At firt thu jjjrli rlutid, but be ing prevailed on flsiually ooutonted to go. They started and wro followed by a inir.ll troy, a brother ut Mif Tolle's, and when outside tho door Farts gavo llm lad ten cents If he would go back. The boy tk tho money arid returned. Illumining uwy loncor than was ox pccled the mothers of the gtrN bncaiaa AI ARMED nbout tlmm and upon miking in.jtiirlo could obtain no satisfactory infonnftlion ci to their whercHb mts. l'crk did not roluru, and tbii woman baooming tbor oaghly alarmed spnt fully two hoiirl, ploiling through rain and mud In search, of their children, but could not rind them. Half craned with fonr for tho saioty of their daughlers they rturnwl to tho wagons to nr ue thoir husbandi, who all this tiuin w ro unconscious ot what wai going on. i'robably three hours aftr leaving tho stloon, .Miss Tollo, fi.VIl OK Til 1 flini.S, HOT 11AI K to tho wagon in n lorrlble plight, Hor clothing was torn, wot and covered with mud; and sbo told a tiek ining utory of what had oceuvod after tboy loft tbo sn- loon. She state that when tboy came out of the siloon nnd reachol the sidowalk thuv wero .joined by another man, and woro taken, sho c mid not toll whore. Shortly lifter Ios.vIng tbo siluon thoy wanted to go back, but that ono of tho mon I I'urks) sworo that if tl.ny did not go on ho would; "cut their tbroits." Shortly l.fior tho other girl, Miss Clayton, after getting away from Harks and Ids ac complice, succeeded In llnding hor way to the wagon. Him was covered with mud nnd horcblhing was torn to shraadi. Sho nttomp'ed to tell whit had occurred, but was so frightened nnd excited that not moro than half sho slid could bo under stood. Ollicors Cuin, Shoohan and Mir tin, who woro near tho eor nor of Fourth street and Commercial avonuo, whon sho returned to thu WRgon Inuring her ecroams hurried to tbo spot, but were unable at tho time to nseortuln just what had occurred, tho wholo party of women being so excited to bu una ble to toll thorn. AVhun they bocamo inoro culm, tbo girls thl thoir mothers' what had happonod, that I'urks nnd Tom Jllitck, tlio umn who jolnod them after coming out of tho saloon, had terribly maltreated them had used tho moit obicono languago, and finally' attempted to vioiato tbuir persons, and as to tho younger of tho girls, Miu Clayton, hor injurioi woro so apparent as to leave no doubt of tho truthfulnoss of hor story. IS TlIK MORNINfl, tbo nows of what ha t taken placo bocom- ing noised about, n largo crowd of excited men congregated In front of tbo "I.itllo ICentuekian," nnd if Harks or bis confed eral could havo boon found, tboro Is no tolling what would havo became of them. Hut, doublleM knowing something of thu old ndagQ Hint "discretion is tho bot tor part of vnlor," their villainous coun tenances woro no whore to bo soon. ri.HHIT UP 111 K I'lilMI.S-.VI.S The ofllccra woro not long in working up thu caco, and boforo ninn u'ulook it was nscortaino.l that Hark and Hlack had omployod u man mimed llabor who re. vUIoh on Thirty-fourth "tract, to row thorn acroja tbo liver, paying l.uu two dollars for tho tusk. Chief of polico .Mcllaln and Deputy Sburill' Cain also employed Ha bov to take thorn across tho rivor ut tho Baiuo place. 'When on tbo opposite side it was an ussy, mattor to track 1'arka nnd Hlack. They tried to deludo the olllcors by Urst walking one way and thou another in tho hopo of put ting them on tlio wrong tnu-k. Hut that schemo did not work, ami Mcllulo und Cain traced thum down lliji rivor to tho ferry landing, whoro thoy worn soon by n number of person". Fron tboro thoy went to Du Holster's, whoro it ts ea!U they tools a skill' nnd started down tho river. Hhotiir Irvui aift John Holmei went over by the two o'clock ferry boat, and nt la-t in i ouiits wcro half it" 1; ur behind them at Du l'olslcr. It i- to ho hoped (hat tbi man Fatk, who but been an cyo-ioro to that portion (d tho city in nhiohtfba did buslni'Si for yonw, and hD pattrfoSln this awful crime, may he htretlfd utid'conipollcd to fulfor to tho fulleit cxlontjuf the law, Ho li n delpnratu character and his light placo is In tho pnnltentlnry.v. Of tho man liliek, wo do not know muoh, but hope he may be put beyond tho roach cf committing nnolhor such crime ns the one with which ho now stands cliargoJ, EXIT "I.1TTM". KY'K'AN." As soon in Mayor Wood heard of what had occurred hoordorod tho polico to dole tho Little ICentuekian, and tho render may ba sure they wero not loDg in enforo ing tho orJor. No plneo in tho city had such n reputation ns tho ljittlo ICenturk Inn, nnd the mnn who do btiiincts In that vicinity will breathe frcor that its day has .como. nu: VICTIMS aro stilt in tbo city and will rsiimin un til tbo criminals are captured or it Is cer tain thoy have made good their utcape. Mr. Heufnor of thu I'lantors' house, hut kindly fiirnbhnd them lood nnd will con tinue to do to as long a? thoy remain in the oily. LATCH. From word received from Sheriff Irwin nt ii Into hour Imt night, wo learn that Harks nnd Black woro still on their way down Iho river in a skill, having pawed Columbus. Tho sherlir nrrivod thsro two hours after tliev bad passed, ntnt w pretty suro that ho would bo able to cap turo thorn. F R E E M ANA GA I N . HOTSHOT FIKKD AT SCOTT. AWIIOLF. I'AKIC OK A KTI LLl'.KA", LKT f.OOrfK AT HIM. Cuno, I i.t April M, 1871 Mil. Hun oil : I feel tho necfttity o,f trfiiiblini: vour i:iceful columns otico moro, for the purpose of reprimanding toltlsb nnd ignnorant man that proposes to run for alderman of the first ward. Ho -ms to Mku my littlo epntln of the 12th nt quite an olfenso. It has drawn the g'inlltmun out ; but only in personal itiet ; nnd In hit attempt to smooth up his own bad character lie com plain, of mine, asserting that I man h.ibituafjlrunkard i This complaint I attribute Ui tho fact that I do not purcnusi any of his bad whisky iir ho don't dl anvtuing n!sa ; and that is ono of my reaon for opptng him as a I candidate fur the l'irst ward. Ho is ad dk'tod to bad habitt, nnd Ihinka ff hn could got into tho council ho could g(t tho liquor license reduced to the old ifg urc, snd take out his licene n'ijit yeor tf rontinu'S to i-eil bad whi'ky. Tiat would bo tho ovtent of hi.) legislation -to try and pats an ordinance that would allow him to sell uhoap whisky on a cheaj seale. Thil would allow him to keep his ritii' about him. f that he could st'ir.d on thu ofltsido and act tho part of n geiitlo- nan whllo bi lisn'd performed his wi.hes. Mr. Hditor, eoiinoun tense lm taught mc, drunk or sober (though Hiil uocute inn ol niivcr biim .ober lo fast m bab- lot lutulliirnntly.uud tor an intulltKut and' worthy man reicardluta of tint or color. friond or foe. Hill accuica mo of being a porionol on einy of bis, nnd on that ground lie -ajs I oppose him; but that don't control my vote nor iulluenoo it. Hut Hill says I can t control ono voto, nnd that 1 havn't any influunce. That may bo pmsible, but thero is ono thing that is impo'sible, and that is to prevent mo from thinking that a.inan should not do hlmtelt Injustice by ;nak ing councilman nutof bad mnlnrlal, whlto or black. Hill snya ho would advi?o Col Wood to close uji nil tho saloon? on elec lion day or else I will not bo ublo to get to tho polls to work ngnliitt him. It truo that 1 nromlsod myself ni much ns thrcs weeks a jo thnt I would not tsko any part personally In tho election; though I supposo if .Mr. Scott could persuade ma to go down to his saloon on election day nnd slip in tho buck way to purchase somo of his bad whisky ho would not refine to sell It to mo, regardless of Col. AVood's order. And ngaln 1 say to AVilly, that bo bad bottor bo on tho lookout, or Col. Wood or some other of Iho authorities will' : his shebang, und Josvo it closed. Tho gentleman says I havn't any ro- fjiect for socloty, nnd " that's what s tho muttor with tho purp." Ho alto spoaks of my "up. and downs in this world." 1 understand tho gentlomart to havo refer onco to my past ulllicllons j and if 1,0, that is u vory woak argument. 1'erlmps ho has roforonce to my ups nnd downs in so ciety ; nnd if to, 1 will ssy to him that h's standing It too weak to olovato mo nny in society, nnd his lovol ii too low for mo to go down to. Hill also speak of bin condescension in nnsworing my card. Now, it tho world know his condosconslon ns I do, they would know nothing loo low nnd dirty for Bill to condescend to. I reckon Hill will not glvoni(i nny moro of bis condes cension, ns woll ns no moro ups and downs. Now, Mr. IMitor,! don't dony tho right of this largo community of colorod voters to throe or four representation In our municipal nllVdrs, but where l the mato rial '.' Bring mo tho mttoriil and 1 will show you tho ropresuntutivos, but don't bring mo inch imttorlal as Hill Scott? Now,gonllomon,I think that the iimtorlal tho fathers of tho city should bo manu factured out of should bond to tho Hiir- roundings and clrcumstaneos of thu city Improvements nnd the Interest and eleva tion ot the community at largo funs as woll as friends. 'I hat la what wo should legislate for tho Intorest of tbo whole community, black and while, friond mid foe. AVo idinuhl not bo solilsh, as my friond Hill would bound only legislate on tho liquor Uconsn. I regret that a groat many of our ignorant colored Tutors, who havo the right to voto and don't know how to uso It, and don t (iiostlnn the merits or a man nor llnd out tho merits and quallllca lions of him, but think as Hill thinks, and Dress Goods Headquarters s ,Olff r this week I In Ornilia and KIGIL'Il TiDress Mreit u l.rio itosultthc Tlmi s BclWCrUI Conuno'i11 An Me. .nit Black and mul AViisliiiHrfn i tit Jo Cts. and ITpwardfi Fmbinelns miir tin rho'tt Hi W ofli r Hie Mo . t'oinpletol in. i,' lll'U wil'i 9 mm l'UO.UIM 1. I Onu Kvci-Omwn In tht cll at tu Low n tr.ule. orlVr.-U l an) holie in the (.uli H al i-, that, if a c. doted man comet out as n candidate for any oilicc, that every colored man mint support him, bimply be. eUK- be Is cobiri-J. Now, I think that Hill ought tu be tent to the lufotm sciiof.l and r.-lorm and barn common ijiip before ho undertake to reprflve mc or nil 'or ofil fur it would bo a pity t send him to Juliet to lelurm, thoutrh I think he otgjit tohave been llioriifor many a year. Now, Hilly reminds mn of the jtcka the linn sent out in the forest tw scare up th . game, whiio tho Hon liy In nmhuih rcidy to spring upon tlio prey ns the Jnck ais scarcl it up. A ftor roaring and (enr ing up tho game, lh JeIf,H camu trot ting up with hit nan laid hak l uighing: "Hal tnt ha! how do you lllio that, Mr. Idon?" "A'ery tell, Mr. J i-l.ass " said tho Lion,' if 1 !. t in t known tbo imturu of the brute I would have heon mured III lei f. So, I am Willi llill't aiwwer to my card It I hain't known llo tictnro of tbn brute, and tho source It camo from would hava full souiuwhnl surprlird at tho langusKp 'med in hi reply. I remain, Hilly, Fraternally Your Opener At .ii Independent Ciindbiatc, Tiiosiak FiiKKSiAir. ciYUNclL KKUULAK M K. KTI NO OF THK CITY COUNCIL. CoUNVM. ClIAMtlKII, CAIUO, 1 I.T.., April 14, 1 871 I'rotent Hit honor Mavor AVood and Aldermen KorsMfyor, Mcliivan, McGaul ny, .Meyers, I'hillip, KiUunbousu and 'Kolunsoii 7. On motion ol Alderman Korsmoyer tho minut of the preceding meeting wero approved without rending mi.W. iho comrnitto on claims to whom tho following bills wuro referred, reported the Pitnn back recommending payment th.re of ni follows : AVitU A- lint, lumber nt $18 j. AVm Henry, .ir, S gale sprints... C K AV'oodwurd, hardware. .'. 107 II r. (hi d 03 'AS nrd it J'.obeits, painting ! tiro alarm signs 13 00 Cairo City (in company, ga consumed in Una lumps in March ;:I3 S?o H Able, two signs for St .Mary's park 11 GO K It Cunningham, rent of coun cil building in March SO 00 Cairo lil'i.l.ini.v Company, pub lishing council proceedings, election notice, etc i!2 CO Tin. J.oary, removing two doad cows outside tho city limits.... 5 CO Arab lire company, 1 rir's nllow- nnco to April 1, 1374 MOO Hough nnd Heady llro company, 1 qr'a allowance to April 1, lK7i r,0 00 Hibernian llro company, I qr's allowance to April 1,1871.... CO 00 Doltu City llro company, I qr's 'nliowanco to April 1, l7t f0 00 Tbos McUabe, hauling n drunken man to jail 9 AV 1 Hallldny, freight paid cn streot rollor to I'aducah 10 00 D McCnrthv. lCdnvs in charuoof Jail gang .12 00 John O'Donnoll, hnuling lumber, 1 00 M K l'owors, hnuling lumber ote til 00 Tho Fit.gorald, SIJ days labor on stroots nnd 'sidewalks 63 31 Win (Juinn, 1!2J days labor on Etrcets nnd sulowa'.ks CO C.T Holer Conlan, ii.tj days labor on streets nnd sidewalks rJ 88 Thin Boylo, hauling 2'J loadrt brickbals 7 II CO D McCarthy, Jailor, dletinc pris oners In March, 2M days 110 fiO D McCarthy, extra meals fur- nlnhod prisoners ! 33 Jus Koss, coal for council build- ing and city jail in full ot hill for il l 25 12 00 Ooo W Henrioks, 1 days' suivices mnking lovneasi t. etc -u w John II (iosaman, 0 day's ser vices making lovco a't, giv ing n. dice, otc 31 00 On motion of Alderman Korsmoyer said bills woro nllowod ua roconimondcd, by the following voto: Ayos Korsmnyor, Mo JJwon, McCiaulnj Moyors, I'hilllps, Ultton houso nnd Koblnson 7. Nays 0. i'lio samo committco rant back tho bill of Oeo, Sehlamor for ront of poiMiouso, otc,, without recommendation. On motion of Aldormam Kobinson tho bill was rcferrod to the board of health. l'uriTio.v. Tho petition "f i'atriclc (lalbigher and llvo other cltl.mj win presented and read, lotting forth that n fluo in a shod on tho roar end of lot 21. In block 70 in tbo first addition to the city, is bo constructed ns to endanger the liouso adjoining, 'ilioy thorofiiro prny tho council to condomn said shed ns it nuUanco. On motion of Alderman Meyers, said tniii'in) altrncllonsl G H 0 L S 0 nUML'ER EIGHTH Boodsl lreot. briweeu Commercial Line of Colored mid .i . AV'asliingt'n ii e.iluio slj'lev .... i icr opened. i oiler HiH wool. Special rnln In hlcaehi'd Hsl. . ir. ol tin- J'uich lioueot Xv linit- an i-A animation of goods and price. rIxlson p t tu.n v.aa rc-fcrn J l, tho committou on llro dcpirluii.nl. Mitnt'H nr.i'onT. The report of D. McCarthy, City Jailer, for Mnrb, was prosonted and read, and, on motion 'f Alderman Korsmoyer, ric'.iw.t an.! lihil. Alderman l'liillip.1 movnl to adjourn. Carried on n division by a voto of four to throo, .At. J. Howlkv, City Cletk. "The Circuit Klder," by Kdward Kg glsluu,just publMudand for sale by I0-I 1 1 :tt AV. It. Ho k wKM, A; C. To Co.'iTnAtTor.!'. SealoJ proposals w ill til luceivid at tho New York Storo until Saturday April If", 1 B74, inclusive, for forntshlng and building a two story briuk building according to plans and pix ilicatlnns which can bo seen at the ofliuo off). AV. Hendricks, architect. The right to reject nil bids is lescrved. tit 2t Cms O. Hati nu & C. KoTlMtJ TfTitKNT. In Wib is block, AVasblnglcn i.vcni.c At the I vott figures. 10 l-:i-tf. KOIt SALlT Hecond-hnnd clothingwatches, jewelry, pirtols, A:c, bought and sold, Aho a lot HrutseU' carpot, furniture, its., for talu. 'Uppoiito Cairo and VinconncA rullrosd depot. " -2-27-lf j M. CoTfli: WILCOX Tr;;; pounds of brown sugar for $1 ; H poll ndn best colbiu sugar nt 5), 3 pounds of choice butter at $1; biking powder 15c per lb; Imperial tea nt 1; potatoes i0 cents per pock ; 3 Ibi c dl.eo 51,at AVilcox t Block. 107 '-M-liu. KOK HALK. Two Hatleriet of two Boilers, onch 24 feet long, 1 inch Dram, '-' 1 1 tccb Fluo with flro fronts. .Mud nnd Sleum drums Safety nnd Mud valve?, Chimney and Hritchin, all lomplntu ami in first-class srdor"; bwn used only tbroo months. For pri' e, etc., In.piiro of J. T. I'.kn.vik, tl-M-lf. A'ut'an Iron "orks. UNION iTAKKKY. Frank Kratky des!rcr that the publio sbouid know that ho is preparel todcliver bread of good qua'llty and quantity, for little money, in any part of tbo city. (Jive him your order, and thon look out for the KKD AVAOON by which ho will deliver to you tho stall' ol' life. 271-3-VO.lm Tin: barber shop is ua kbo cornor ot Kighth streot and Commercial avonuo where J. Oeorgo Stienbouio with his gen tlemanly assistants can be found nt nny hour of the dny or night, roudv to eoo'.hn your feelings with n smooth shave, or cool your tompor und head with it good sham poo. It is a first-class shop, and you aro suro or recoiving first-class treatmont. Ladios' and children's hair cut or curled after tho most approved styles, fj-lO-tf AVm. Khlors wishes to inforiu.tho pub- lie that ho has just recoivod a largo stock of imported French calf and Morocco Leather from Adolph Nickel, of Cincin nati, direct importers, nnd ho can there fore warrant nil his work to bo of not only tho best manufacture, but of tho vory host matorlal, Any ono who desiros fino Hoots, Shoes or Gnitors will find It to their interest to call on .Mr, Khlors at his shop, "JUtli street, and examine his etock and styles boforo ordering olsowhero. 'JOU-lM-lm -Mrs. M. Swnnder has Just filled her store room with a lino stock of spring millinery and all kinds of fancy goodH and notions. Her roady-trlmmcd hats and bonnets furpu&s anything ovor brought to Cairo j thu young and the old lady, the hrldu and tho widow will find among them just what rho wants in tho wny of n but or bonnet. Mrs, Hwandor has also 1 r uuht a beautiful assortment of flowers and trimuiliigi, eah ribbon, col lars, undorsleovoi, otc, otc, Tho ladies aro especially Invited tn call and oxamlno goods ami prices. All goods marked in plain ilguros. 17 t-Clni. Ul'EOIAb NOTICES. m rli K I ILEUS, Hoot and fdioo maker, Twcn hMieet, be tween Washington avonuo and J'oplar trect, l.-i prepared to make bootH and shoes In tho Lttost ami mo.t bifclilonable stylos, tto will niiiko them to order, old or now Mylcs to null eiiBtoiucrs, out ol thu b;:t.und IruOiesl Ktoek, of which ho always) hati u good supply on hand Ifom which to make soloetloun. All lilting of-boot and shoes nittdo liy .Mr. J.hlors la don" In Ids own shop no foreign lilting beliur used by him, (live him a call, and tie will glve'you satis-faction. mm