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11.10 p.m
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re. Ills., Thursday Frl
.tar... i ' '
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s:w ii.iii.
,Mi Order and Heeler
iemrttiicnts not
u4n on Kanday.
SECKKTJHWKH&
Tile MA0.V..
... l.l S'll."''! Assembly
' V,.L"; p'i J, JSiwij th.M ti!.
at mr Ajl,,m '"""n" 1 V'
"n ,'.!glM Convocation at
..C''' . , k-t-con.1 Friday In each roomh.
:.:,.-,r,rt. No. 7t.-SKuUr;.ContoclIon
t, judaic Kali, on tho third Tuesday of every
Cno Lorx. No. 237 F. A A. M Regular Com.
mnnlealions'at Masonic Hall, tlie second nnd
fonnli Monlayt of each month.
Ditii 101x11, No.tGS K. A. M. Regular Com
mnaleations at Sfasonlo Hull 3rat unil third
Thursdays In each month.
TUB ODD-FELLOWS.
AlJn"''0M,'-'"5Ic'',, ,n P'"0"'
11,11, In Arwr'a liuilJIni?, every Tiursday.Jevcn.
Inc. atSo'cIojk. .
TRAYULBR'S GUIDE.
CAIRO'S IIAILUOAD CONNECTIONS.
TAKE NOTICE.
riMITAtlLEOr THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL n. 11.
OnandanerPunday, JTa- 71th, 181, the follow
ing iirae-talJ "ill go.ern tho arrival nml dcpnrt
urcof fj.ni DKf r trnln tit Cairo:
Vparf-Mul imln, dally llMSp.m.
Kipru. tlarir - 2:15 V"m-
Artin-UM, daily 3:30 a.m.
Eiprcis, Oally, except Hunday 3:30 p.m.
AUhoURh tLe regular bt, Lntiii train ia taken oil
Dotb trtlni out of Cairo will liavo through ear
for St. Lonii, vhleh will bo taken through from
Daqoatn by the trains on tho Dellerlllo road. Di
rect and ctoae connection will bo mado at Dn
qaolo, and there will be. no change of cara from
Cairo to Si. LouU. Tho train leaving Cairo nt
11.41 p.m. will hare n through eloeplng car lor Ht.
Louia. The attention of ahlppem ia especially
calltd to the fact that a Fruit Kxpreaa train will
leato Cairo daily, Saturdaya rxpecled, nnd lll
make ihe run from this city to Chicago In twenty,
two hours. JAH. JUJI.vsiW, Agent.
QUICKEST UOUTE FUOJI SOUTU
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
TO
St. ljuta, Louisville, Cincinnati, Chi-
CAOO, EW '0K, llOiTON,
AMI Alt.
POINTS EAST AND AY EST.
Paasmger trains arrive at and le.te Unlrn na to..
low . :
mil. rxrarsii.
Aant ........ :ii:iu a m '.li'JO p.in,
UtriKT llit.ln.m t!)!5 p.m
Both train, conm-el at Ccnlriliawlih train on tlio
rot
Paba. IWalnr, IlloominnUrn, I.I 1'ao, IiHillr
Mfu.lota, Mit)rl, (iali-in, iiuuiiiio, una
all lointo in Illinois, .IlKinuri,
JIlnnMota, rt'consln ami
lima. And tilth
f.lncs running Eai nml Wel fur
. Imiis, H ngliflJ, fonlrlllo,
CilKinml, li.(.inaiolit, Uiluinliiii.
AnJ atChl.'y lliclnjnu "iii ml, M uli lum
doinlprii. .ill IMNlinrg, Kort ,Vaytie
.ul U.iic'fo lt.iilru.i Is tur
LMrcit, Clririati'l, lliilihlrk.
Hl.inj, It Hon, l'hllmlcipliln,
.NlajjrK fall., Krlo, lluttalo,
Trk, I'illahurg, lUltlinore,
U'nliingtoii,
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
I ir through liiliets ami infnrmatlon, npt.ly lo
Hi it Central nallroid Itepot.
W. P. JOHNSON,
. i,iivi',tv'1Cf'U PnV'ongiT Auelit, Chicago,
J. JOIINbON, Agent, Cairo.
HTEAMIIOATN,
- ." . 'j-. '.. . ..... ,
MOUND CITY AM) UA1K0.
THE STEAM TUG, CACHE
Oait. AVilliam II. Sandusky.
WILL MAKE
l'OUll Tltll'S KVEKV DAY
nt its
CAIRO VCID. CITY
I.r.AVK Caiuo,
I I1SIITII HTKtl.T,
Al 7 A.M.
At 10 A.M.
At 1 P.M.
At S p.m.
Leave Mi City,
wiutn.uT,
At 8.30 A.M.
At 11. SO A.M.
At 2.:!0 p.m.
At C.30 P.M.
WI1.I. LAND. AVUEN HAILED,
at run
x vAtrrouY, hawk's laniuno.uy.
um-rn or cache, mawnk wayh,
AND NAVY YAltll.
CAIUO
AND VADlTOAll
l'ACKKT.
DAILY
rJTk The beautiful and llght-ilMngtu .
"GSa sleamer,
JAMES V1SK, Jit.,
U.n fwrnw. Mat
LEAVES CA11U) DMUV,
LEAVES I'ADUCAU DALY,
' 'at ..'cuiea,
"lUvini nirir aeeoinmoiUtioiif. .In- h0
lella publla pairiuiagii.
sls-'rtllllr alleiillon I. paidloenl eet'ion uf
Hi. ' Dksrges, I hi I th Uwt will 1101 la. n sikjii
rttlx fur the Minx until ocll led.
rUUMITUKK.
B. S. HAKKKLIi,
DEALER IN FURNITURE
UTJEENSWARE,
HOUSE rUltNlSHINO GOODS,
BAR FIXTURES,
GLASSWARE,
180 & 187 Commercial Avonuo
! '
CAIRO, 1LL1K0I.
HAK1IEUK.
J. GEO. 6TEINUOUSE,
FASHIONABLE BARBER,
or. Hilt!, suad Cstwiaiertliil.uv.
wr.rl'iup tutors,
SWCltto Towels tnd
VUkillfull Workmen.
1 1
swLaWirai' nd children's lialr cut Lud slum
fboi, ellhrat the (hop or t their omu bomi.
mm usjtiessi-(tBMKW man uair uyea a b
NEW AUVJiltTiSUMBNTS.
vni-r .ml . .lay aura, no hum-
btirg, Pa,
ftil.twHin
I lrU) !,,.,:on $. In premiums," rl
J VIii.infT discount A IVew Plan, nrruly
t onii.in nr u ,,.;,,,(. lUrn. Kd I e.lar
8;Vl, Now Vera. Jj"J"".
ST. LOUIS
XjA.W SCHOOL.
Mill P. regular annual Irrmcflhli l'w Botiool
I will "pen on W'edne.ilay, October lllti. mi.
,urt ....... .1 mnntli!.. rt.ell. 81U
. ..... . i a (i. .ni.i. !.... n vntiilnallotl
i.w nhi.linnii.iti nn or befnro Oolober 7tllVa"1
itilli'in fee. till 00 rcr nnntiui. For. particular
nil Jr
Anilnir l)en orl. Faculty,
203 NORTH 3;J t5f., ST. LOUIS, MO.
--ItHWAKl). 8.r)0.
TK( lin.ler irncil will l,ltr KM- I V UUI,I,AK3
kV.U'AHII fur ihA rutnrn t., lilin nl onu kit Ol
Moulder'n Tool, or either of tho tool, Molen
from Heed Mann's, foiinilry between Cntimlay
vening iat nt o d ciockaiih muwiht niuriiiuH,
t.lw n.l 'I'),. Irtnl. irAtii , iiMnllfaetliri.il llV (J. A
.Monk, and bear their linpilnt, and werci marked
ullli the inltlala "1. II." . . H. (). lllJICK,
nl Ileoil Jlalin a rounnry.
Cairo, UK, July C, 1871. Jy7dlw
(5HAND PJ5ACK CKLKU11ATION,
MONDAY, JULY 17TII,
.1 0 II N 8 C U K K L 'S GAUD E S,
CAIRO, ILLlNOIfi.
TH U ATItlOA L ENTKKTAIJttl ENT,
ca-Orallon-,
IVO'Concerl,
oiTFirenorkfi,
Bsrllliimln.illon,
AND HAL
PAItKE.
1 he celebrated
OA1UO S1LVKU CORNET HAND,
And thn best hiring Hand in Hon thorn Illinois
have iiein engage! lor uiooecasinn,
'inio m, CoiuoAII.
And cntoy volirselve, for this i designed to be
Ihngreatea.celelirullon vrr hell In Cairo.
Tho w hole lo concludo
Peativlllea commence nt 1 o'clnelc, p,ni
Tlek-
eli of ftdiiii!!siou,Mi cents each
Tlu- celebration
willliocoiidlitlcd.by tho
THALIA ASSOCIATION.
THE BULLETIN.
I'tilillolicil 'cry nionilii, .M11111I113- ex
'ilil.
CITY SEWS.
JOTTINGS AJ.OUT TOWN.
Court wag nlotig.
TJ10 Sun still sliincs.
IJiiIiio3 liril.iii; tij).
Tciiijiornltiro yrtortlny jilcnsant.
A now etirioiily In llio city is flyinir
flcns.
.Mr. .M. I!. Hitrrcll litis liecn seriously
ill for n week past.
City treasurer Tuylor left Inst nichl
fur Crittenden Spring.
Wm. AVinlor i, in thu city on n visit
to his brother, Henry.
Tho chnin uniiL' is I'rowitii; stnnll liv
degrees nml beautifully lei.
John Sheehtui is now nctl titr n9 tiiirlit
policeinun. Mjo-9 doos tho dny.
Tho .S'101' ltolihy is tho lutid fnM In
tlio rear of llnrtintiu'i ntictioii utoro.
Tho select council, nn Tliuridny night,
liastinl tlio railroad ordinances In good
ihnpc.
Chief Myers has oxpresscd liisdutorm
inrttiort to resign his position on tlio polico
foroo.
Stockllelh's CiiliforiiiK hnd ot'ior wines
aro puru mid fold at tho vory lowest mark
ot pricp.
The hell of tho church of tlio llodooin-
er persistently refutes to bo repaired. It
mutt bo recast.
ilpodyar's (imver & Ditker sowlnc
machines aro jtut tho thing. Ho rents or
sells Ihein on tho easluU ienn.
Mr. Hyslop, nt tho City National
llnnk, sluttttl eii.l ytisterday on 11 month's
tour. Sntford asserts that ho will bring
back with him a wifij.
Slocktleth bus roUl onu hundred Mid
eighteen UcUts to Uio peaeo celebration
to bo held on Monday next. Carl Thoiuns
ntui inuls Herbert havo told u bushol.
Tltu penco culobmlbiii. nt ScheuVa iiir,
dtp, next Monday ev-Jtibig, will be, no
uoiint, an imposing affair. Tickets of nd
lolstlon to tho garden aio soiling rapidly
b"."B mi uku nov canes.
Tim Dulu bnm ball thtb will pky tJ0
l'uftiuie. of Mound City tho final gaWu
thm city on Monday afternoon next and
return gumu with tho Trimbles of Vndueuh
on Thursday afternoon nert.
Tl... 1!
..iu iiLX-lltva uuu mo Urst Of tlm
present month havo not all boon pia
lu" "-'"'ii'iiiig unpaid, Tho M0.
i'"-"" '"Ul- Ty up- soon, or elso tho
officers mny bo pcrsut led to bi.ng them
inw court.
Tho photogrnphio gallery lately occu
pteu oy . i. worthington, is icllttcd
aim rolurnlshed in first-class stylo by J J
Thomas, n practical photographer nnd
iir.i-ciiiss"worhiiin, who "says h has
couio to stay. ', tsiyo him atrial. tf
Our market is bnro of hay, nnd fresh
ogs nro iu)t to bo Imp for lovo or money
Villi Howard, lovingly culIol,'abird
by hen l'uxon, has rotiirned from Vn
ducalr, Ila camo homo In n violin box is
musical ns over, and still soils meat to
stouinbonts at prices astonishingly low.
A.,young!tcr .indulge! in tho uinuso
moot of tlirtovlng ;plcn eggs nt podetri
ans on Thursday night, and broko ono
particularly odorous, on tho back of a col
ored d a ip sol, who had hlui.urrostcd yester
day and fined SC. Cain tnudo tlio arrest.
''Pho Sun aisorti that Mr. Linogar will
not bo u cundidato for congrtssmnn at
THE ICAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1871.
hrgo. This Is i pntrlotto dolor.mlnntlon
Tim fluid must be loft clonr for 1110 lion
n iv M..n... Ho is Tim Uulletin'u
cfindldnto nnd mutt bo nominntod.
firms. II. Evan. "Wnshlngtoti nvcnuo
liatweon Klchth nnd .Ninth stieots, litis on
hnnd n snlondld itock of family groceries
of nil kind, which ho is soiling nt tho low
est prices. .IIo Is dototmlnod to bo not tut'
dersold, find Ito cbnllcngos comparison of
tho quality of his goods tilth nliy homo In
tho city.
Tho "Imbrtglo" betweon tbo county
court nnd tho county officers concerning
tho proposed destruction ofcoun.; orders
has not yet culminated. Clerk Hnrman
has obtained n howitzer and it nuly sword
nnd is nwnltinc Judco Dross' ndviinco
calmly nnd determinedly.
Tlio Columbus DUnatch enysi "A
corps of cnglneors, employed by tho 111.
Contra) Itnllroad, nrrlvcd hc-o Monday
morning nnd commence! n re-survey of tlo
routo over which to construct n railroad
to connect tlio MollloA Ohio railroad with
tho 111. Centrnl nt Cairo. A survey lin
been inatlo nbout overy nltcrnnto ycur for
tho last twonty years; nnd .thus far it lifts
nllcndod In surveying, but wo nro nssurod
that this tlmo tho road will bo built with
out fall, but over what patticulnr routo Is
not yot determined. Tho 111. Control
railroad Is to furnish tho means for con
struction, but tho road will bo owned nnd
operated by tho Mobllo & Ohio company.
Tho Memphis "mackorels," who havo
been confined In tho city jail fL y-3vo
days, will bo discharged from custody to
day. "Whon first locked up thoy informed
tho jailer thoy that hnd broken from nn
Iron jnil at Vicksburg nnd tho niodol jnll
nt DIomphls, nnd thnt a d d rat-trap liko
tho Cairo calaboose could not hold thorn.
Hut it did.
In Porryjconnty citlzons aro rosorl-
ing to legal process to compel tho county
court to issuo bonds to a railroad, wliilo In
this county Martin Brown, for himself
nlone, In utlor disregard of every interest
of his neighborhood and county, proposes
nn injunction to restrain our court from
issuing bonds In aid of two railroads abso
lutely necessary to tho wolfaro of South
ern Illinois.
An cll'ort was mado to induco Mr.
IJurlingbnm, nt ono timo principal of our'
public school, to again accept that po
sition, but ho refused, having cntorcd
Into other rngitjaincnls. Most of our clt-
i.ons, who tnko tin interest in tho schools,
will regret tb determination of Mr. lilt r
linghnm. Hi's return to our schools would
givo very gonornl satisfaction.
A colored gentleman who happened
to bo unfortunate and get into tho city jail
by n.inie, Mr. St. Clair rofuscd to
work on tho streets, but second sober
thought taught him tho folly of his con
duct, nnd ho is now earning fifty cents n
dny in tho sweat of his fnco. Uis olfnso
was striking nno"ior colored gontlomnn
for mentioning his wifo's namo in a barber
hon.
"Enquirer" indulges in nn attnek upon
tho council after Iho following: "Will
you, Mr. Bulletin, nllow mo to onquiro
through your pnpor why it is thnt our cit
izens nro doomed to continuous, pes-
tificrous nnd dangerous nnnoynnco by tho
mullitudinoi'1 dogs running at largo in our
city, notwithstanding tho positivo ordi
nnnco to the contrary ? Is it becnuso thoy
havo not tho moral courago to enforce
their own ordinance, or bccmi90 n major
ity of them hnvo not paid their canino
lax,? If tho former, It would bo a grtt
rulicf if thoy would resign tho'r official
honors nnd givo pluco to mon of moro
norvo. If tho latter, why not got up a
festival to rniso funds to reliovo thorn?
Enqciukii."
A fWuml )inm nulluil to OUT lltt Oil tl On
tho following llavory paragraph from
tho St. Joseph Herald: "If St.
Joseph Is to bo n vast hog pen, why not
funco it in nnd appoint certain council
mon who havo a hankering for hogs, ri
Imdsmcn? This might bo a good invest
mcnt for tho city, und lower tho prico of
pqrk. Loo); at this question philosophi
cally, for n moment. Suppose tlio city
council could throw 2.00(,000 hogs .on
tho market nt once, won) 1 it not fetch
bacon and hnms down to living rates? It
wouldn't cost tlio city anything to fatten
thoso hogs on, save, perhaps, a few bushels
cf corn just beforo killing tlmo. Thoy
could Iced around in tho gardens. Early
potatoes, cabbage, lettuce, radishes, sweet
corn, etc, would keep them In good condi
tion through tho summer. And besides
bringing down tho prices of pork, thus
benefitting tho poor, sco what a rovonuo
would puss into tho city treasury." o
call this wiso suggestion to tho prayerful
attention of our oily council.
CiiANOK. Tho iiiinamod sail-boa tho
winner of tho fourth of July rnce, was
uum in tins city by M srs. llabor & Car
penier, and is pronounced by parties an
m tilings imutlcul to bo nn ctcsllont
specimen of workmaiishln. Thn InnrAh
v. eei is 21 foot ; breadth of beam 7 Hot
0.
inches; depth of hold. 27 Inches : con.
tro board, f. fuel long, and cantos 00 yards
of eauvi Thn lu.ii.i. i. --- .....
uxuuurr, woo nro lliu
proprietors, proposo lo dispose of hor jn
this way i F0Ur clubs r-o to bo formed of
muc.Mcac"i wJi mombor of each
"uo 10 suhser.bo ton dollar,, which will
." """"n "ur clubs aro formed tl,n
.... .
"g will take pi,, , llml wl u
bjlhosamoru,,,,,,, rcKlutlona nttond-
.... oruinary lottery drawings. It is
i nderslocKl thme-h subscriber to a club
rJ, belong
,T 7 ' u 1 ina.vwur.lly. Tbo
' "a " '"bHlon nt tho lovco
every sr lino, or uin.i.. .. ... .
invitation 1. . ' ' "Uy' ft,,a R"
,.t.i. . 10 11,0 puwio to
. .... i,u v.ijuy n ireo ride,
l..l r.'oi
" ,urk
Kimrc WiiH.,.,. . .
ciu . L.. -r. Jilaelc or tho
Ul Shoo Store, agont for tho snloof our
gentlomciis,1 ladles' nnd misses' .i.. f,.
ntlthorizcd by u to Warrnnt ..11 r
shoes bearing tho stamp of tho City Shoo
-.1, ...m lorepiaco with now ones ull
shoes of nnr l,..,,,.l ...1.1 1 ... 1 , ..
y.u vy iiint mat may
' ilHOLAHKI tk CO.,
ji-i-ii onoo ainnuracturors, St. Louis
Kikdlino600 "gltus boxes" for salo
. u . emu each. W, W Tuowjiok.
Jo2Ht. V
- v
SELECT COUNCIL.
(ItfgiilariricclIngollhoSelectConncll.l
CoiMrtt, CitAvurn, Caiiio, 111,, July 13, 1171.
Mnyor Lnnsdon prdsidlng.
I'rcsont-Councllmen Hallldny, Hurd,
Ltinsdnn, Taylor and Woodward 0.
Absent Councilman Schuh nnd Wood
2.
On" motion of Councilman Taylor tho
reading oftho Journnl wasdlsponsod with.
OnDlNANCEU.
Upon Its second reading, "nn ordlnanco
In refcronen to tho polico force"
Said ordlnanco having had Its socond
rending, Council Taylor moved to ndopt.
Carried as follows : i
Aycsllnllldny, Hurd, Taylor and
Woodwnrd 4.
Xnya-0.
Upon Us stcond rending, "an ordlnanco.
to nuthorlzo tho subscription of $100,000 lo
tho Cairo and Vlnconncs railroad com
pany, buhl oruinaneo Having boon read,
Councilman Tuvlor moved to amend by in
serting nt tho beginning of snld ordlnanco
after Section 1, tho following : "That tho
mayor oftho city bo nnd ho hiroby Is1 au
thorized nnd instructod to subscrlbo on
bohnlf of tho city of Cairo to fio capital
stock of tlio Cairo & Vinconncj railroad
oompnny in tho sum of ono hundrod thous
and dollars, said subscription to bo pay
ablo in bonds of tho city ns horolnaftcr
provided for." Amendment cuerled.
Councilman Schuh appeared nnd took
his scat.
Councilman Hnlllday moved to amond
said ordlnanco by adding nt '"'o ond there
of, tho following, viz:
Skc. '2. It shall bo and it ia horobv
mado tho duty of tho Banking, Loan or
Trust Comnnnv. Trustee or Trustoes which
shall bo choson or solectcd to hold said
bonds as horoinboforo provided to dolivor
up said bonds to said Railroad Comnanv
upon said Company's issuing to said city
and delivering to said Trustco ono hundred
mousnnu (luo.oooj dollars of paid un slock
in snld Railroad Comnanv. which said
lock tho said Trustco is hcrobv author
ize! and directed to sell to saia Railroad
Company, for flvo thousand fC.0001 dollars
of Cairo City Bonds; soasthoroby to carry
out tho provisions of tho agreement cn
torcd into November 25. I8G7, by nnd be
tween said city and said Ballrord Com
pany." Amendment adoplod.
Councilman Ilalliday furthor moved to
amend by striking out tho words "bo fin
ished," whero thoy first occur in said ordi
nance, and insort in lieu thorcof tbo
words "hnvo boon construct! 1." Carried.
Councilmnn Tpylor now movod to
ndopt tho ordlnanco ns amended. Carried
by tho following voto: Ayes Ilalliday,
Hurd, Schuh, Taylor and Woodward 5.
Nay 0.
Upon its second reading: "An ordl
nanco to authorizo a subscription Jof 100,-
000 to tho Cairo nnd St. Louis Rail
road Compnny." Said ordinanco having
been rend, Councilmrn Taylor moved, tho
following amendmonts thoroto which wcro
adopted, viz : to striko out tho word "flvo"
nftcr tho word "twenty" in tho fou-tconth
no from tho top of snld ordinanco to
striko out tho words "Alexander county
nnu lit wiu louiu uniu unu num iiiu ii-
tomofsald ordinanco; nnd to striko'out
tho words "party of tho second part" in tho
twolfth and thirteenth lines from tho bot
tom of snld ordlnnnco and insert in licw
flinrpnfttin wnrdalljnLl rnll-nnfl trn n v
" " ..."" tvuni.u; .
Councilman Hallldny witlidrow tho
nmnndmont offered by him to snld ordl
nanco nt tho Inst meeting of this board.
Councilman Hurd offered to amond said
ordlnnnco by adding at thoond theroof tho
following, vis: "nnd provided, furthor,
that in no cno shall thcro bo issued to
said railroad company a grcator amount
in tho bonds of tho city than fifty percent
urn oftho cost in cash of any Ave milos of
said road-bed, as shown by tho certified
measurements oftho cnglncor of said rail
road, until said railroad shall havo been
cornpioioj, And that nny surplus of said
bonds not delivered undor this proviation
shall bo delivored to said railroad compa
ny, when tho track thereof shall hnvobcon
completed, and tho cars run thereon
from Cairo to St. Louis.
Councilman Schnh moved to ndopt. Car
ried ns follows :
Ayes Ilalliday, Hurd, Sclii-' Taylor
nnd Woodward 5.
Nay-bi
Councilman Taylor moved to i lopt tho
ordinanco ns nmouded. Cariicd by Iho
following voto:
Ayes Ilalliday, Hurd, Schuh, Taylor
and" Woodward C. .'m
Nay 0. . "
hill.
Councilman Taylor moved that tho bill
of Officer Shochan which' wt laid oyer
from bust meeting bo allowed I' :s for two
days' services.' Withdrawn; y I
Councilman Schuh movod to allow tho
amount in full. Curried ns folic ws : J
Ayes Hulliday, Ilurjl, Schuh, Taylor
nnd Woodward 5.
Nay-0.
No further business nppcaring, on mo
tion of Councilmnn Schuh the Council ad
journed. M. .1. Howi.KY,
City Clork.
ASSIGNEE'S AUCION SALE,
OF HANKnUPT H Kl'FKCTS.
By virtue of a decrotnl ordor of Iho
U. S. district court fur tho southern ills
trict of Illinois, 7. shall, on Thursday, tho
2Qth uay..of. july,.procccd to sell tho uifig-
nlllcont stock or goods of
WILLIAM :M. DAVIDSON, .
Imiikrupl, coulitlng of plows, cultivator
reiipor,i norso-raKos, coni-snellors, corn-
planters, grub-pullers, nnd ull kinds of ag
ricultural implements ; grass sood, nails,
taoks, hinges, washlng-inachinos, carpon
i tools, coopors tools, sido-saddlos
bridles, saddlory, trace-chains, horso pow
ors, pumps, lightning rods, Stowart's par
lor stovo, gnrdonors implements, cno
i.illto idilor lllillS. BflfllJ. n vnlni lim.a
I "I" .... ' . ' ."I "'"',
I kettle, pliltiorni nnu oountor ncalc-, cross
out nnd clrculur snws, corn mills, pruning
hooks, n largo stock of pockot knives nnd
fancy hardware, and numerous other jir-
liclcs.
Tills Is tho finest, 'IkisI selected, and most
dcslrnblo stock ol Hnidwaro ovor olfocod
at pubUo ftln. J" faouthorn Illinois. lMio
saloVilllcommJnco on Thursday,' July 20,
anu coniiiiuoirui.iony lo uny until tlio on
tiro stock of uoods is sold.
Until tho dav of nubile sain tlieao ccodi
can bo obtained at' u bargain by calling on
viiQunuorsignou, ,
Geo bub FinuxB, Asslgao.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Frlday.ynly 14, 1871.
Tho nrgumcnt in tho caso of Ynlr vs
Shotwoll was concluded by D. W. Munn
in a spcoch of two hours. Tho Jury dollb
orntcd about on hour nnd returned a vor
did In favor of tho phlnttff ond asscssod
his dnmngo at $1,000.
Tho Pooplo vs. William Carter (a negro)
charged with stoallng $27 from Harmon
Able. Verdict of guilty and sentenced
to 3 years in tho state,' prison.
Tho l'coplo vs. Balto Mnoro (a nccrois)
for stealing ?10 from Graco Windsor.
Motion for now ttial overruled nnd de
fendant sentonc l to pay a flno of f 1G and
romain In tho county jail 7 days.
Tho Pooplo vs. llobort Stewart (a negro)
charged with nn assault to do n bodily In-
Jury, by cutting ano'.bor nogro with n ra
zor plea of guilty, and a Uio of $30 r.i
sossod nnd his imprisonment n tho county
Jail fixed nt 20 days. Albright for defend
ant. ! .
Tho l'coplo vs. Giovanni Batast'no, Pcr-
adno Batastino and Domlnlco G!ovanul
charged with riot. Indict nont qunsbod.
Allon, Whcolor and Albright for dofdnd-
ants.
Tho Peoplo vs. tamo rartlcs, charged
with nssaultlto murder by stabblnc 6on.
Bryco. Plea of guilty of assault to Jo a
bodily injury by Giovanni Batastlnc, ,snd
n flno of 100 assosscl and imprisoned 30
days. Nollo as to ForaQno Batastino, and
tho ctno continuod rs to Dominlco Gic
vanni. Tho bail of tho lattor wn placed
at $300. Allon, Albright nd Whoclcr
for dofondants.
Ono or two othor prisonors who bad bcon
proviously convicted waroiontonced by tho
court. Tho criminal dockot being now
disposod of. tho common law docket will
bo taken up this morning at 9 o'clock to
hich tlmo court adjourned.
lUrrLE and Ball. A flno watch will
bo raffled off at Mrs. GatTnoy's this even
ing. Aftor tho rafllo thoro will bo a dancn
given.
Fon Sail Tho building now occupied
by Herman Moyor, on tho levee, is offer' i
for salo on very roasonablo to. mi, as ho
proposes to! erect a now building on tho
sito of tbo old ono at oneo. Jy 1 l-2t.
Personal. Wo Uko solid ploasuro'in
returning our appreciative thanks to
Col. Vocblci, of tbo box and basket facto
ry, for a box of poaches sent by him to tho
Bullktin ofllco last ovcnlng. Tin peaches
wcro flno and large and just ripo enough
to bo deservodly called luscious.
Baeder Wasted. A barbor can find
wnploymont by applying to Fred. Thoo
bald, at his shop on Sixth street. Nono
but a good experienced workmnn need ap
ply. Wages $14 per week. Work
steady. tl
Our Railroad Interest. Tho prosont
encouraging ovidcncoi of railroad pros
perity should induco ovory citizen of Cairo
to patronlzo Frod. Thoobold, who ha re
turned to tho city and taken charge of his
popular tonsorlal palace, on Sixth street,
between uiuo iuvuu uu' wu... -.
cnuo. Fred, is a master in hi business,
with a reputation, that extend far nnd
wido. Ho employ only tho most skillful
workmen, His razor aro sbrp, his tow
els fresh and sweet, and his barber-shop as
clean and bright as a now pin. Give Fred
a call, all for tho sako of all Id lang sync.
This is tho season of tho year whon tbo
system should bo thoroughly purged of
tho humor which croato diseaso. Thcro is
no purgative or cathartic so mild and
efficacious as Uxlmiiold's Grape Pills,
causing neither nausoa or griping pains
as is tho caso with tho ordinary cheap pat
ent pills of tho day most of which aro
composed of calomel or mercury, and
carelessly prepared by inoxpcrlcnced per
sons. Aftor thoroughly purging tho sys
tem uso Uelubold's Extract Saiwai'a
uilla, tho great blood-purifier, and thoy
will insure now life, nowbloo.'. and renew
ed vigor. Try them.
Reliable and Safe. Dr. Ueiry
Root and Plant Pills aro mild nnd please
ant in their operation, yet thorough, pro
ducing no nausoa or griping. Boing en
tirely vegetable, thoy can bo taken' with
out rogard to diet or business. , Thoy
arouto tho llvor and socrctlvo organs into
healthy action, throwing off diseaso with
out exhausting or debilitating tho system
Try them and you 'wjll bo satisfied
Price 25 cents a box. Sold by druggist
and dealers In mcdiclno overywhero
Prnparod by tho Graftcn Mcdiclno Co., St
Louis, Mo. myOdm
St. IS icmolas. Day boardor can se-
curo good accommodation at tho St. Nich
olas (formerly tbo St. James) at $4 per
week. Tbo uouso is at lira corner ot unio
lovoo and Eighth street, a. central location.
and is proprlotorod by Atari y TVaiKor,
..itvn tn thn wnnta of his natrons.
Parties desiring boarding and lodging can
learn torms on inquiry uv vuu ytuvu.
may3dtf 3
For ExciiAnoi5.i-A.n invoice of Hats
and 'caps and othor mcrcnanoiio -io
small house and lot in Cairo. For doslrar
bio propcrtywlll pay sonw casn alitor-
enco, Call nt No. 140 Commercial avoque
Elliott, Haytuorm uo.
' ' o
VkHBl. CANS II CANS!!!
Fivo hundred dbz'on No. 1 Tin FRUIT
CANS at the NEW.-fpW'BTonr, at l'.00
por dozon. Largest wholosa! and.rct;all
stock in tho city. ' " "
J UREELTttt A A..1I1.
K.KK1- cool. Uotrlgorators, ico chests
walor coolers, I1 X L' ico cream rrcozorB
bath tubs, japanned cloth for window
scroens, etc., etc.,- at
BEERWART, UUTU as vju.b,
myptf 130 Com. Avo.
(Viui! to Stay. ltobort Rcid baitlpor-
manently ostnbllshod a coal yard nt Cot
tonwood Point, Mo., for tho jmrposo of
supplying steamboats with cotil. 'lowajnt
nHtlmos, day or night.
joBtf U. S. JUUTCIUH80N, AgonU
Marriaoe Guide. Interesting work,
numorotis ongrnvings, as pagea. at
CO conts. Addross Dr. Butts' Dlsponsay,
No. 12 North Eighth Btroot, St. Loii,
Mo, Boo Advortisomont. 1
A Wnnn nil A nvtno MotllOTS Unt
tho Importance attached ;to tho euro I of:
. " . -m AL.A.1ansslS) lUfl.
teotning cnuuron. itoau tuo u'
mont of Mr. WWtconib' Syrup U in
othor column, JyiUwlwj
nOTCM.
OltAWFOnU IIOUSK,
CORNER SIXTH and WALNUT-ST.,
(Kntranco on Hixth-st.,)
F. J. Uaket
': j?: CINCINNATI, OHIO.
OAKEB, CAUr A op, prorrr,.
CENT11AL HOUSE.
Plpoall Iho i Posloffleo, on Hlxth 6.tMt b,tween
Washington nnd Commorcinl "uei,
CAIRO, ILLS.
Tills liotlo haa been thoroiiahly ner-haule,l
and w.ir,enlil.l.7,l, ,.i r.mh r"0"nn"w? ll'Hich
k-epl riUhlnnil dny. Miw. HAKKNKV.
i'i,,,t I'roprlelreaa.
cOmmkuuial hotel,
COMIIKRCIAL-AVENUE, OPPOSITE P. . 0.,
OAIJU. ILLS.
. I
JosErn datlisb, : : : : : rRorniKTon.
Tun. JlousK m Newlv Fuiinisiied
And oners to tho publlo flrat-elaaa accommoda
lions) al reasonable rates.
, HIIXINKBS.
MRS. M. SWANDER,
DEALER IN "MILLINERY
Ann
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
CosMBaertUl Aveanr, optMMlla Elliot
. sisyiaivrn'si
Cairo, Illinois.
CLOTHING FOR LADIES' WEAR
Made to order, or IUadyMade.
A full assortment of Misses' and Ladles'
Hats and Bonnet of tho latest styles.
LADIES, TAKE NOTICE I
miS.C.McGEE,
KIOI1TII BTRKET, I1ETWEEN WABHINOTON
AND COMMERCIAL AY EX UK,
Uai just ree'etred a full and aplcnitid lino of
NEW GOODS
DRESS TRIMSIINGS,
SILK GIMPS,
SILK OA LOON
OUIPURL LACES,
MOSS TRIMMINGS,
CROCKET BUTTONS
SILK AND VELVET BUTTONS,
"-uf -vrr rrutv iivrt vvl ttWj
HATS AND BONNETS,
FINE KID GLOVES,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
And a nl) and complete stock: of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
All of which. sho proposes to sell at
TTIB1 TERT "LOWEST CASH PRICES.
.sm i.
NOTICE.
18 hereby given lhat dolault liaTing b:en mado
for moro than sixty day In tho iiayment of n
porlion of tho amount' aeeurotlito be paid by a
certain mortgaxn exemte.1 by William II. Kchut
ler to Bamuet bluala Taylor andKdvtin Parsons,
trustees of thn t airo Oily l'ropoily, dated ilay
loth, A. V. 1S, nnd rocorded In Iho Itwordrr'W
ollice, inand for Alexamlerconniy, In thn slnlool
Illinois, In book ",P" or decdi, pane CI, elc.,, we,
the unacmlirned, snld trutee, will on brnlsiy,
thoxlstday of July, Instant, A. 0. Ml, nl 10
o'clock In the forenoon of lhat day, tiuder will by
slrtuo of the power of aalo contained In tutnl
mortgage, sell. public auction, to the. highest
bidder, for cash, nt the omco bulliliux "' '''!
trustees, corner of Wnshlngton nTcnue and 18th
street, In the eily of Cairo, In Alexsnder county
and stiteof Illinois, all tho right, tltlo and inter,
cat or aal4 William 11. rihuttor or hia nssixos, In
and to lota numbered one, 1, hro.p three, a, four,
4, fire. 0, slx.o, seven, 7. eight. , nine, 9, ten; 10,
eleven, 11, twelve; 12, thirteen, 13, fourteen 1,
fifteen, 13, alxtoen, la, seventeen, 17, eihtecr, is,
nineteen, 19, Iwenty, ito, twenty-one, al, twenty.
two,U, twenty-three, 23. twenty-four, M,twetity-fivei-.'lTrentT-ttxr),
twentr-eeren, . twenty
eight, l, twenty-nine, 2-J, thlrtr.30, Ihfrly-pne,
31 thlrtr-two, 5i, thiry-thrce, ilthlrty four. 34,
thllty-flvo,' 34, Mirrtri. a, til rty-seven SI,
Ihlrty-eight, 3, thlrly-nlno. irj.and lortyio o ho
block; attyeven447, gin the drat addition ui the
aala city oi L-airo, iMjuurmu .w o iwi'' s"--iUsrtof.
jwlth tb !ppurtru. wtuOr tho
'purposeod condition at gald jflfflffioR.,
KI'WIM I'AllHUnB,
Trustees of Iho Cairo City Properly (
Dated, Cairo. Ill- JulJ . 'T'- n
U
PAINTEH.
CARL L, TH03IAS,
It prepared to do all kinds of plain ami orna
tnentul
i Fainting, i
KALSOMINING, PAPER HANGING
BION WRITING, ETC.,
I
At figure which defy all cqmiwtlon, and In the
highest stylo tf the painter's art.
SHOP IN THETERRY HOUSI ,
CORNER OF COUUEROIAL AVENUE AND
KIQIITII HTREET
IMMIUKANT TIL'KETN.
INMAN LINE.
Liverpool, NeV-tork and Philadelphi
'SWanlsliip'Company,
vxDia rovvaliT with vmtid stati AkucanisH
OOtlKMiaXTS
For Carrying tho Mails. ' ,
FOR PASSAGE TICKETS
' Ot' i'l KTlItU INrO'lUSATIOX
APPLY TO JOHN G. DALE, Aut.,
l.'OIlroailway, New York, or to
, ;l , II. Uo,np li . t
JIB WasblPgton Avenue., Palro, Illinois.
IMMIGRANT TICKETS j
FOR SAJC.K, ytVXfA F0R SAL1'
FOB SALE.JfoJrSlSUOR SALE.
mOM ''Mil
Faro from Liverpool, ,
Wnrn frnm TONIir.NDEURY. .
r aro .trom uiAuun,
Faro from Queenstown
TO CAIRO, H,t Mill $4 B.J 0
'4
Bastord stonl 4 Outlet, Agent.
4JOMM1H9ION i &
W.Stratton,
STRATTON & BIRD,
(8uccossora toBtratton, Hudson A.Clark )
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
rrr t i iiwn i ii, .,.,
Agents of American Powder Co., and mt-
faeltirers ascnta for eotton yarn. JTiuu
UJ.03E & VINUKNT,
tt-ENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
axo
H31E3A.IilE3I4S XHT LIMB
Cement, Plabter Parih,
AKD
PLASTERER'S HAIR,
- r niresi una uiilo Love
CAIRO, ILL.
PETER CUIIL T
txctrsiv
FLOUll MERCHAN
AD
MILLERS' AQENT.
No. 80 -Ohio Lovoo,
CAIRO, ILLlNOIt.
Ordor solicited nnd promptly tilled.
II. M. 1IULEN,
tjrltUUJJiH ANDLKJJN 1 I'll ; I'M 1
MEECHA3STT,
No. 134 Commercial-ave.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
MILLER & PARKER,
ta-UiN-UKAL, COMMISHK)
AB
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ASU
DEALERS IN fLOUR, CORN
Oats, Hay, etc.
68 Ohio Levee, CAIRO, ILLS.
JOHN 11. PII1LL1S,
(Huccessor to Parker ft Phillis.)
- . . l. -' m,M w -.a.. v- v a
AD
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
AD
DEALER IN HAY, CORN, OATS,
Flour, Meal, Bran,
Con. TKNTH.ST. ivn flllin T.V.VRV
CAIUO, ILL.
.1. M. PHILLIPS & CO.,
(Successors to K. D. Hendricks A Co.,)
horvfirlinr' .ind ( nmmission
MERCHANTS
WHARF-BOAT PROPRIETORS.
CAIIIO, ILL,
l.llulrAI A.l.n.a m . I . Hnin
uonsigninenis.
Aro prepared to receive, store and forward
freights to all points and buy and
ell on commission.
JTIInilness attended to promptly,
WOOD RITTENHOU8E,
(Successor olAyeriACo.)
FLOUR
AMD
General Commission Morcliant
183 OHIO levee,
Cairo, Illinois.
WINEN AND UtlVORj).
WM. II. SCIIUTTER,
Importer nnd Wholesale Deale In
WINES, LIQUORS,
AMD
TOBACCO &c CIChABS.
Agent for the best brands ot
CREAM AND STOCK ALE,
AKD
lBil.orK-41 AIM or BISTei-CMt Kinds.
75 Ohio Levee,
tl , . (JAIBO, ILLINOIS.
F. M, STOCKFLETII,
tvecKssoa roun a iTocmiTii
KcHtiryrr mhU wtsolcaaie Dealer a
Forclg-n and Woraeatlo
LIQUORS, WINES, ETC.
' No. 78 Ouio Levm, 1
HratMoruui Dlock, CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
TTE keeps to1 trend eoiiUiluJr-a full stock ot
XL Old Kentucky Bourbon. Bye and Mononga
hela WhUklM, Franeh Brandies, Uolhuid (Uiu,
Xain Md OaWonk Wtoe.

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