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if 1 i 1 , -.S.'V. I'll". '""'" TAKI. is"""1" rtiiy 11 WH ..rTJlkiU.IN CENTRAL R.R. '". ::V.S.Slll2K'ih.ril and depart- ,ra.r,r'r train, at euro i ,-.Mil Irafo. dally - i!- ' Ki,fPM.iiilr 2.p.m vi., I. .lallr . - 3:30 n.n. vtr.n... ,lallf. eept Hunday 3:30p.m v. .k.n-.nf ears from Cairo lo fct. I.ouls. fo hane ofcera from Cairo lo Chicago. Flcganl rawing Boon sleeping cars oo night Irami. ehecanlli all Important nolol. CAIKO AND MOUND CITY hTF.n tvo, CACHE, Will mule three trips daily. tutiiro riiao tCAVIHO HOI XD CITT At S:30 a.m. At 1:30 p m. At C p.m. At I.. i...........a.m. At II At 30 ...a.m. -p.m. Fare eaeh 7i 3,1 cents 1 10 ticket! for I. 0. Will laai, when hailed, at any good Intermediate aading.'or passengers or freight, nov-ttf. mudh' boats., CAIRO AND LOUISVILLE Weekly Packet for Paducali, Evansvllle sn Lou isville, the favorite steamer, T. O. ItTMAX, Jfnir. Liirr Cairo every SATUDIUY at C o'clock p.m. For freight or passage apply on board or to jan. maun, Ast'i. CAIRO AND PADUCAH MA II, IIOAT. The splendid steamar J" AS. FISK, Joe Fowler, Mnatcr. ! if HU.Y, (4inlf4 excepted) at 4 Kir tnix'itor nti appli on boar dor JAH. 1TH1UM, Ag't. m. IMMIIJrtAM TICKET.. IMMIGRANT TICKETS FOR SALE, 1 KorSale t FOU SALE. IFcrHalel ' FOP. SALE. J ForBale I FOR SALE. Faro from Liverpool, Faro from Londonderry Faro from Glasgow, JFnro from Quef.nbtown TO CAIKO, :::::::: $48-20 Uailorii, Morrla A Ca gents. INMAN LINE Liverpool New-Toik and Plillad Ipliia Steamship Company, cmbm coiraacr with initeo ariTra"iiD asms 'hAni.y.ii.. For Carrying tne Mulls. FOR PASSAOK TICKETS ok ri'KTiira iNroaMinov APPLY TO JOHN O. DALE, Aot. IS nrosdmiy, Xew.Tuik, rrlo II. II O 111, I, Whlngtnn ATfiilu., dim. mns. 51 WASTfl. 7NThD Ilva mnzlo Konllcm.in n fiirm.hrd .11 n m ami board, in n Mrii-tly privnlo fnml ly. li'Hreiici'gini'niinii rcnuliocl. mlilress, lit II.. Ikix 3n. Cnlrn. Ilia. WT-AMrii-SS TIHMS-To work on the Ctlrr. ntiil M. l.miiM raiintnil. Aptly nntltnuork twii milo form town or nt (innrtlioim. holrl. .V,r. -. ,wl,tV"K'VW.Cretor. T NTi:t-(X)OPi:aS-ElKht Coopira wanlcil 10 un lo 'IIipIich, IlllnolK, to work on l.uil tivrfp and i-rl; lurrelv. f 1.(5 pn'il for P'J'k lurri-ln, Hn I 5l.:u pakl lor lnrJ tlTH'f. Apply lo Slilw IIKNJ. MOUIlUKOKr, Tluilicii, llllnom. fok nr.xT. The Commerclnl Hotel will lo rented on f ator aWetennn. l'oaelon alve nnmedlalely. Ap. ply to (octJitl) J. WINsTON. The Urge mid qominodloun ilwelling liouae mluatrd on Eighth between Walnut anil Wash Inxton (pppoa.tethe I'rcabytcrlun Church) l for rent. For terini". etc.. apply to if, etc.. apply m THOMAS, IlllKEN It AIjDEN, octSClf Ohio l.evee, Cairo, Ilia, NUTIIK. i...itH..i..n.,is,i(..M !... NO ONE ii permitted to make UIU vzulu .t the ateaniT I' I. Ejkeit. and from thia dalu no lulls wilt bj pniil unleim maile by uiyaelf or upon ui ntiiirn ururr. ii. , uui JOAN. Mauler. ."oveiniierai, 1B7I. novziutii STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. A meeting of the stockholder of the Cairo and iiuwiiiicr iHiiiuiiii i-tfiiiiiau v win iti neia II llli nftifili nf tbn finnmnnv In (ilt-. llll.ml. U ... Ilriluv. lUimmlui. n u?l nt 111 .'. ... ... ------I."" . -, IWII 111 U II H,l UI the purpo.o ol ratiiyinx 1 lie action or the Iward ctt mrjki.tnri. I. I f .ni..f. " ..-in. I', li. , . HecreUry anil TiraiMirer Cilro, orember3, ls7l. r.orttil. ron nam: T.ie Illinois Central I Jlo.'i I (,'uinp iiy no ollrfiiralo lheollowiiiJ'ici.crilie(l Jo' m In Vtn AMillon lo Hie Cliy of Cairo, vli : l,nt s; block -t), I,ol 21 bU.ck ' is " i, 2; " a ' 4 " U, " 21 " t, " e st m' " 3 " f-'i " 31 ' Hi! Forlenni.ele. apply Vo JAMK.S JOII.N'-O aull V.. ATWO-STOKV HOUHi: wilh I il, ulttl teil ou tho.ouih mle of Taclfili, txtwern Walnut kuij filar atreett. The Iiuii.h i. In complete trier, roomy, well tin, ,e,l an I pAln'ed innlil an.l out i nuir a) a reiilu- i.r ft , month i will beaoU for 0yicah-for hoii.e and lot. Apply to A. HUHANKA, SMJMw No.7 Ohio l.evee, AOI'OCKltV STANK, Willi lull n.K k ol kui cenea; ellKlbly aiiuateil on on Waihlocton i;!'"' ,lolnK BOod butlncaa. Apply at Ihe PIIVNICIANN- WILLIAM It, SMITH. M. D. R ESIDKNCE No. 21 Triirleenili atreet. be. ,V . "inii0D arenue and Walnut ulret I. n-li tKjmiiiercial aTeniie, up alalra. C W. DUNNING, M. D. R 1'l,.I!BNCB-"'rNinth aud Walnut at, AhBVlI.T. Tn !,.'XU' "tr"!, 0lll honra-fronn .,,. t0 tx m p m I.AMYKHi. ALLEN, MULKBY & WHEELER ATTOUSEYS 0JUNHELOKS AT LAW, William J.Allen. 1 John II Mo ke,. L CAIRO. ll.I.ISOm 1 Jonn 11 Mn,kH, Samuel P.Wheeler, r.j aW'fslicuUr attention paid to rlrer and ail. nmlly buameai. omr.B-o,.r I'ii.tNaTIZnalltank, Ohio Lett. QUEEN & GILBERT, ATTOUNEYfe couNSULona at law William It, een, ") 1 William 11 (Illberl, I'Alllo liiiMnin MileaF.OIIberl, J VA,""t U.1H018, ripoU alUn'ion slTeu to Admlrall and TICK OHIO LtTM.ROOUK 7 AKD 0TM NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IX r.T.l .iir.M ir,.,n ihnlinp rlcra in laran con .77. ,..... ;, 7" " " ..: 1 wonllcrnt owcji illn Git AND VAinr SPECTACLE! Operetta of FOREST 'FESTIVAL, llj nearly so" pcrfnncis. Alliriiriuii Monday nail Tnntilny .iniiug, .ov. V7iii mm a,m. 1 he al-ive will be Die mol Iwmi llnl exhibit I n er tr i -n In Cilro. belntf pcrlnriniil In lull i ni. (nine, with nil the nieclixnU'.i! an. I see-lueflecN. fine collccllon of &ilo$, Chorum and Illiuniihital Tab- Icaii.r. 3f Kur full purtifiil. rf see pingiaiiimo. THE BULLETIN. 'nlilUtml every morning, Moiulny fx PERSONAL. Cnpt. Sandusky Is as proud of his rc- cwed tug, tlio Cncho, as ho is of his nm- brosinl locks and shirt bosom. Mayor Lansdcn found, when he re turned to tho city, his "post of duty" Handing and nobody holding It up with enrc. "A. Oborly," says tho Commorco (Mo ) DUpateh, "runs a tin storo in this town." TJ10 Dhpatch'lt tincrammntical. It should say An Oborly. Tabcr lirothers aro propared to man ufaoturo any pattern of jewelry to order to suit tho parties and tho purse. All kinds of rings, seal, chacd and plain, to flt the finger and the purse. tf. Tho Mound City Journal puffs all tho lawyers who were engaged in tho trial of Alfred Williams for murdor. McCartnoy nil high up, Andorson " was highly com plimented," Munn was "eloquent through out," Green was " modcrato throughout, high-toned and scholarly ; at times elo quent, though making no effort to appear 60.' Tho following woro tho arrivals at tho Delmonieo hotel yesterday : P. N. Smith and a. F. Shields, Missouri; S. M. Orr, city; Geo. S. Tidgcon and John Car ter, Mound City; S. "Wilson, river; 11. M Anderson and L. Brown, Memphis; "W. A, Whito nnd P. J. King, St. Louis; Dad Ryan, St. Louis; R. C. Cash, Terra llauto John Gillispio and Jack Abbie, Missouri ; G.W. Howell, Golconda; Win. E. Gra ham and J. Rush, Eransvlllo ; Tbos. Burns, Ennls, Ark; "Wm. Sullivan, New Orleans; Patrick Nealon, Cincinnati ; G.F. Bouton, Jonc3boro; H. Cady, Michigan; Harry Benl, I. O. R. R. ; Jnmos Kelly, St. Louis ; John T. Guiro, steamer Eckcrt; "W. II. Mcndcnliall, "Wheeling; J. S. Morris, Ul- lin ; If. Lovy, city; A. E. Mason, Colum bue, My.; A. Perkins, Mounds, III.; Jus. C. Arick, city; "Win. A. Thornton nnd fami ly, Pcorin; E. A. lJutris, steamer Eckert: ) in. 11. iiiunmi mm inoinns iiniiiday, city. VVf... It rp 1 mm v. .... 1 ho following aro olie arrivals at tlio St. Chnrles hotel : W. V. Crawford. Dorchester; Frank Ober, Boston ; "W. J. Iludd, Columbus; "W. II. "Williams Cal- muct; Geo. II. Arnold, Keokuk : John G. Cambell and wife, Ciucnni.ti : J. C. Spring, N. II. Turner, St. Loeis ; F. W Quagmire, Springfield; Jno. II. Scott. Metropolis; Calob Hoagland, J. H. Pat rick, Chicago; Don C. McKinzle, Steamer Eckert ; Frank 0. Llclko, St. Louis ; Wal tor M. Fhillis, 1). L. St. Johns, Memphis ; Cnarles A. "Walker, Steamer St. Marv : Jno. B. Lyon, Miss Nellio "WalUor, CLi cugo; Harry Ileal, 1. C. 11. R,; James 11. Massuy, Blue Iilund ; Stlmson, Chicsgo ; J. R. Parder, Salt Laku ; J. Brokers Cin.; Mort McRoberts, Mcw-York; T. M. Guf- lleli, Cin.; AV. II. Rising Sun ; It. A. Camp- oen, m. J.ouu ; 11. v. Ilryant, City 1 Judge Bros eoverely reprimanded a party of inebrmto gentlemen, who a week ago last Sunday mado considerable noleo at Fhllharmonl. hall nnd knocked tlio money box out of (ho treasurer's IihiuI, seatlerJiiff tlio fractional currency about tho II001; as thick a the leaves that strew tlio valo nf Vahimbrotn, " as it were." Tlio Judgesaid Hint Ini'briety that departed from the path of quiot ami InpfTenslvo stupidity was exciucuble in a verv ycung man or editor, but could not bo excused In men of advanced years. Ho truthfully remarked, that tlio conduct of tho party In question had compelled tlio Thalias to build a ticket ofllce, so that tlio treasurer might bo protected from buch attrcks, and that therefore the party were, in dutr bound to pay for tho cost of the ofllce. "If I stood In your boots, gentlonion " said tho judge sharply, "should do so without a momont's hesitation." And wo boliovo him. And if we stood in tho boots of tho men leclurod by the judge, ho would fino us (5 and costs. Ho always does. Notick, Tlio best entertainment in tho city is at the St. Nicholas hotel, saloon and restaurant. Tlio best music that can bo had violin and piano. Good lunch every morning and night. All of tho finest brands of cigars, and tho best St. Louis lager beor, always fresh nnd nice. Give us a call. Harry "Walker, Proprietor. Brick Stojv i for Rent. Tho brie store, No. 78 Ohio Lovce, now occupied by F. M tockfleth, Esq., is offered foi rent, an II be vacant on tlio 18th Inst APPly to Jno. B. Phillib. oct3tf Slkkpisq Rooms yon Rent. Ton well ventilated sleeping rooms in CityNa. tlonal Bunk building. Apply to E1VWABD dezonia, M ultinational Bank Juht ReceivedW. -W. Thornton Tenth street botweon Comincrciul avenue and Poplar streot, has just received and in tore 1,000 doors and 1,000 windows and mouldings. Fresu Beguln mackerel on hand at Jor- HUtT'l THE CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1&71, MIXTURE. The oporoltaof tho Fairy 'Queen, to witness which lull night tho Alhoncum was packed and jnnuncd, will bo ropontcd this evening. Persons who wish to have hair nnd olhor kind' of Jowclry manufactured for holiday gifts, aro requested to hand in their orders a soon as possiblo to Buder Brothers, corner ol "Washington avonuo and Eighth streot. Where aro you going? To tho place number 63, Ohio levee, whero they keep the best fresh oysters, fish and game, anJ tho finest wines, liquors and cigars to bt ounu in tlio city. Open at nil hours. dy or night. J. E. Parks During all of Sunday tho dny was "balmy" nnd closed witlt 11 magniflcont sunset. After the display of the sunset the wind got up out of bed, wo suppose and made things howl nnd pooplo shiver. V e want no moro of tho same kind In our ten, us the slangy boys say. Holiday goods for tho million. Tha best assortment of Fancy Goods, Toys and Notions in tho city can bo found at the Whcolor nnd Wilson nnd Piano Acency of C. C. Carson, Commercial nvenue, be tween Ninth nnd Tonth streets, Cairo, 111. tt. Our city directory, now being com piled, is receiving liberal patronage from tho citizens. Every business man who has n high appreciation of the Importance of n good thing when he has it thrust un der his nose, is advertising in it taking from a third to a whole page. Tho rivor oditor of The Bulletin was not on duty yestorday, and wo aro con sequently without our usual river report. Ho was sick, laid up in bed and bcinc dosed by doctor's stuff. If marringo af fects him thus how unfortunate it is that ho ovor left tho Benedictine wnra f,f bachelorhood I Great inducements to any ono wish ing to buy a llrst-class piano or organ. E. & W. Buder offet their entire stock In tho piano nnd organ lino at the netual cost of tho instruments. Thoy nre desir ous of closing out tho stock so that they may uso tlio room for jewelry manufactur ing purposes. The little boy whose namo we didn't know, who broke his arm in the country, is tho son of James Reeves, who lives on the Dickey place. Thollttlobov fell from tho door stop and broko tho arm in such n manner that it can only bo mended to bo passably good. Dr. "Wnrdner dressed it. A very sudden death was that of Jno. Fall, at ihe houso of of Wm. Quinn yes tcrday. Ho had Just finishod eating a hearty dlnnor and was yet nt tablo, when suddonly ho gasped onco or twice, fell from his chair and died. Heart dlsoaso probably. Tho deceased learos behind him neither frionds nor money. Twenty-two rats wcro caught in n bascmont on tho leveo last Snnday. They were long-tailcd fellows, bright-oyed and saucy all, savo one, who looked sleepy and moan, a perfect picturo of good-for-no- iningncas, nnd was branded " Paducah." Any person could hnvo told at a glanco ()l l,nl r- . li,.,, J J,j been born and bred there. All kinds of Jewolry Manufactured by tlio Under Brothers. Tho manufacture of Hair Jowelry for Holiday Gifts made a specialty. All porsons desiring to become mem bers of a class to bo instructed in piano nnd vocal music by Signor Fnrinf, who projwos to establish in this city n conser vatory of music, will please give notice of 1110 iuct at Morman Meyers' clear store. Ohio leveo, to Paul Sehuh, druggist, Com morcll avenue, or J. Schleslngcr, artist corner Eighth street and tho levee, dlw If Gov. Palmer does not commuto tho sontenceof the nogro convicted of mur der at .Mound City last week, ho will bo hanged about Christmas time. Tlio Pu laski peoplo liko amusomonts durlni: the holidays, but tho ghastliness of tho fun of nhnnging, oven nt Christmas timo, can not bo appreciated by any person well vorsed in tlio art cf joviality. A considerable number of citizens met nt tlio court houso last night to per fect the organization of n fourth ward flro company; but in tho hope of obtaining a rullcr meetings a motion to adjourn unti1 Wednesday night was made and carried. I ho adjourned mooting will bo hold at tho tin shop of F. & M. Wnrron, corner of 18th nnd Commercial. Let there bo n full aUandnnce. The Paducah paper says : "A Cairo pnpersays that Miss nannah Virtue, a spinster of correct deportment, residing in that place, has rccclvod and declined no less thnn thlrty-three offers of marriage." This is n falsehood. Hannah has never ro fused nny offer ef mnrriago, nnd that's what's tho mattor with Hannah. Our girls nre not of tho foolish kind who go back on an offor of marriage, except when made by a Paducah man. Tho Buder Brothers, corner Eighth stroot nnd Washington nvonue, have re ceived 11 brnn-now lot of tho lntcst-stylcd breast-pins, ear-rings, finger rings, brae lets, wntches, clocks, etc., nnd, invito tho public to call nnd inspect tho stock. Thoy nro also ngonti for tho Duvls' sewing ma chine, Burdcttorgansand St. Louis pianos, and offer to tho public the best bargains to bo obtained lit nny placo in Southorn III inois, Il Is true that Blnnkonbcrg's Excol slor saloon is now ono of tbo institutions of tho city. All drinkers who liko roally excellent liquors whiskies, wines, beer, etc. goto tho Excelsior saloon, which is fitted up in splendid stylo. Blankonborg, who knows how to kcop a saloon, spreads n flno freeu Inch ovory morning nnd ovo ning, nnd, as ho forcibly oxpressos It, "Sweetens the lunch with music." Ho has employed tho sorvlcos of a tlrst-rato which stands In ono end of tho saloon speak out in musical tones. Everybody is invited. Tho best order is maintained, nnd nil improper characters suppressed with nentnoss, cheapness nnd dispatch. Ev erybody knows that tho Excolslor saloon is at tbo corner of Washington nvenue nnd FourJcontli street. AVo have no hesitation In recommend Ing Wlliinm Ehlere, boot and shoo maker, as worthy of most libernl patronage. Wo know whereof wo speak whon we say his work is dono In a masterly mnnnor nt tho loweat prices. Ho uses nothing but tho best of stock, nnd ho cannot bo excelled in tbo dellcato task of making nn exact flt. Glvo him n call at his shop on Twentieth troct, between Washington nvonuo and Poplnr stroet, nearly opposito tho court house, and wo will guarnnteo satisfaction. The merchant tailoring shop of Messrs Lchnlng & Kobler, on tho south side of Eighth street between Washington and Commercial avenues, opposito Hanny's dry-goods store, has boon open only n fow weeks nnd already these gcntlcmo nro ob taining a fair sharo of tho pntronngo of tho public. They nro both practical mon first-class mechanics nnd aro will ing to guarnnteo satisfactory work. They keep on hand always n full lino of picco goods, to which thoy direct tho ntlcnlion of nil who wish to havo mndo clothes that nro worth the money paid for them. Cleaning nnd repairing dono neatly nt low price. RELIGIOUS. Mr. Friend, tho late pastor of tho Christian church in this citv, is now nt Lcnvonworth, Kansas. Every roliglous business man in tho city, as well as every sinner, will adrer- tlso In our elty directory. Refusal to do so will bo regarded as concluslvo proof of tho truth of the doctrino of total de pravity. The Rev. D. B. Tumey, tho eccentric Methodist preacher, continues to sling about him poetry and prose In n mannor which is fearful to bohold. His poetry is worso than Tupper's and his prose would do no credit to tho column' of tho Jonesboro Adtertiitr. Tho most religious person in tho city is The Bulletin. We beg that tho Sun will not retort that The Bulletin Is not n person but n "thing." A cruel rcmnrk or this kind would wound our sensitive spirit beyond the nbllty of even Timo to heal It, nnd wo doubt if Elder, with all his ehoc-mendlng ability, could heel It. It is very important thatevcry person who attends church should do so promptly fct tho nppointcd hour, so that fellow-wor. hlpers may cot be disturbed at their do votions. Any ono who is the owner of one of Buder Brothers' watches, warranted to keep correct time, will, havo tho means of informing himself to a cortaintv ccn corning tho hour of tho day, and can havo no excuse for being "behind time" at any placo or on any occasion. We wcro instructed to inform tlio public that Rev. 31r. Mulkoy would preach in the Christian church Sunday beforo last, and he did not; that ho would assured ly preach there last Sunday, morning nnd evoninjr, and ho did not. Wo deiiro to jo very precise In the roligious informa tion wo give to tlio public, so that our reputation as n religiousjournal mar bo maintained, but wo fear that mistakes of this kind will lead tho public to bclievo wo aro not to bo believed. This would bo sad. But tlio Mulkoy information was drawn from n Christian source, and wo must not bo held responsible for its in correctness. On Sunday night tho friends of Mr. Friend held prayer meeting at tho Chris tian church, tho anti-Friend portion of the congregation remaining nbscnt. They hold their prayer meet ing on Wednesday niirht. If thcro is any efficacy in prayer, a joint prayer meet ing, held after tho manner of joint meet- lugs of tho city council, might do n "power of good." The burden of tho prayers of each cf theso belllgoront parties should bo: "Lord, enable us, miserable sinners, to forgive as wo would bo forgiven and to forget m wo should bo forgotten by Theo.If wo don't quit using our littlo hands to tear out each others eyes." Rev. II. B. Thayer preached twlco on Sunday In the Presbyterian church, a.m. and p.m. After tho p.m. discourse, which was able but not up to the ability of tho a.m. sermon, tho reverond gentleman retired and the question whs put: "Shall Mr. Thayer bo called ? " Eighty-eight of tho congregation voted "aye," nnd two voted "no. 1 wo other persons, ono a Baptist, who had no right to vote cither way. and n sinner voted "no,"nlso. But tho vote was substantially unanimous. So, wo pre sume, mis settles tlio mattor. W al.nll now havoMr.Thayer as ono of our retrular clorgy, called in tho regular manner to the ministrations in our midst of tho duties of tho Christian shephord. Ho will find here a community which is not bound up in tho strnight-Jackct of puritanical belief and practlco, but somowhat givon to tho habit of courting tho bright side of life with its smiles and laughter and jovialities ; a little loose, maybo, in Its religious practices; too busy to bo very devout, but orderly, sober, (now let Paducah bowl), nnd liberal with tlioir means as nny people on tho face of tho earth. Ho will nlso find in hh own .congregation some of tho bost men nnd women of Cairo, and out of it how many wandering sheep I but nil good fellows There in ono sheep this is molaphoricnl of courso which or who has wandered many miles from the Presbyterian fold and which or who is making a terriblo ado In tho religious pastures hereabouts. Tbo expostulations of this journal, powerful though thoy have bucn, havo had no effect upon him. Uo is wnywnrd in his por vorslty, and wo shall bo willing to accopt Mr. Thnyor's aid in tho work of tearing the scales from his oyos, Wo aro sure Mr, Thayer nnd The Bulletin can "fetch" bim. If they can't, may tho Lord hnvo mercy on his soul I Marriaok Guide. Interesting work, numerous engravings, 221 pages. Price 60 cents. Address Dr. ButU' Dispensary No. 12 North Eighth Street, St. Louis AMUSEMENTS to he and have jike.v pun ron million, Mor.r. on less. Tin: Low Wnrron is nil tho go nt Scolt't linll to night. i;t Go nnd sco M. Jordan, tho pooplo's favorite, nt Scott's hnll, to-night. 2t Why don't you go nnd seo Brown and Johnson ten minutes In their doublo song mid dnnce, at Scott's hall to-night? 'jt Before 0 o'clock yesterday every rc lervcd scat in tho Athciicum was taken, nnd Inst night tho ball wns crowded packed jammed. Tho oporetta of tho "Fairy Quoon" was presented In Ann style, and fairly glittered with fcmalo and scenic beauty. Thouslc, too, was all we oxpoctcd it would be. The nudlonce wero pleased with thcmsolvos nnd tho oporotta peoplo, nnd secmod to enjoy thu occasion hugoly. The Fniry Queen will bo pro senlcd ngain to-night, nnd thcro will, no doubt, bo another overflowing heuso pres ent to testify to their appreciation of the efforts made by Mr. Bobbins to furnish to tho public nn ontortninment of tho most interesting nnd nt tho same time most tin- objoctlonnblo kind. It is truo that that tbo best whisky, wine, nnd such liquids, in tho city nro to bo obtained nt Fitzger nld'i snrnplu room, corner of Commercial nvonuo and Fourteenth street. Lnwvcrs who drink Pat's whisky always obtain n retainer within Ilvo minutes nfter each drink, nnd become virtuous ; ministers who drink his wino nnd whisky, crow in grnco nnd becomo happy; doctors who sample his liquors "nil round," nro ccr. tain to procuro n patient who has monoy and tho dlspocition to pay for prescrip tions, nnd becomo good citizens; nnd editors who tnko n drop or two procuro patrons who pay cash, and becomo drunk editors and patrons. Tcmpcrnnco men nro especially urged to patronize Pat. Ho lias u pecullnr kind of whisky that makes n man feci good, drunk and nil Hint, but it leaves no odor on tho breath, nnd the man who drinks it can get out of tho saloon without being visible to mortal vision. White on our way to church on Sun day night, a sudden impulso solzed us. Wo would hero remark that such Impulses oftec seizo us. The ono that enptured us on Sunday evening took us up into Phil- harmonic hall and held us thcro miser able sinner that we aro until we had wit nessed tho Thalias play tho "roaring farce" entitled "English." A largo company of other sinnors wcro also prosent, and seemed to enjoy tho noting ns much as wo would havo onjsycd it if wo bad understood n word that tho actors said. The hall Is cozy, tho stago not very commodious but well arranged, tho music of tho orchestra most excellent, nnd tho acting, n good Judgo hns assurod us, is fully up tho stan dard of most of the regulnr theatrical com panics of tho larger cilic. Wo know that Jacckel, who did the Jow, acted his part cxcellontly; that Captain Decker dished up tho coffin splendid style; that Prof. Baueman wns n fino young Eng'lsh gen tleman in pursuit of ngcod-lookiog young German widow, who wns personaied to the life by Mrs. Mohner; that Mr. IVetus was "iiifnu host" to tho life, and .Mrs Prucss all that cou'd bo dcslrod ns tho Jew's wife. A good-looking young lady, whose namo wo do not know, penonnted the widow's rnnid finely, and, in fact, every one in tho casto was up in Ids or her part, nnd had the words of tho play trippingly on tho tongue. Wo aro betting high on tho Timlin!. REWARD-LOST. Lost nbout noon on Saturday, No vember astu, within two blocks of the post oflico, a LADY'S FUR MUFF, 1 ho under will bo well rewarded by lcnv- ing tho inmo with Lofiin, at tho post office, oa ut Ur. U ardner s. 3t (From the Cairo Evening Sun. Dr. J. White. Wn nro glad to learn that Dr. J. Whito is receiving calls for his advico and remedies which bid fair to r& tain him in Cairo nil wintor. Dr. White's skill in so promptly detecting, ns ho docs, every nilment and tho truo condition of tlio entiro body nf the sufferer I often tho wonder of tho sufferer himself, nnd ovcry ono who witnesses tbo cures. Porsons ciiroloss or indifferent to this opportunity for restoration to health may, regret their noglect for tho balance of their Ureal AVo udviso the early cnll of diseased on Dr. White, with confident ex- pectation of permanent relief. His rooms nro at tho Southern hotel, Ohio levee. nov7-lm On Saturday, tho 30th dny of Decem ber, I will sell nt public nuction tho fol lowing proporty, left on my whnrfewt uncalled for : 12 baskets, 15 boxes glass, 1 gas machine, 1 box tinware, 0 boxes merchandise, 1 box glassware, 7 bundles saddlo-lrees, 1 lot beer kegs, 1 lot felloes. dlt- J. M. Phillips. Otsters. Louis Herbert hasnlwn&e hand n fresh supply of Snddlo Rock oyi- t Plain directions In German nnd Eng. lish nro givon with Bnrr's Pectoral Elixir Select Elemo figs, In layors, can bo found nt Jorgcnson's. A well stocked grocery storo is ndvor tlsotl for sale, nt n bargain. 3t. New ninionds, cocoanuts and pocans nt Jorgcnson's. Call on Jorgonson for choico London layer raisins. Adams' Dry Corned Fish for salo nt Jorgcnson's. See advertisement of grocery stand for sale. 3t, Paul G. Schuh soils 'RkUlnger'lj medl- BACON. I Jr,,,.,,E.V,'n' JA0KSO" OK THE EVILS OP NTEALINO IT A llloil OLD PUFF FOR I.INEOAlt AND MUNN. Tho Rov. M.. Jackson, of tho African Methodist church, ltt,t Sudy prenched n very Imprcssivo ser mon on tho "Evils of Stealing Bacon." Tho oloquont discourse wnscnlled out by tho publication in The Bulletin of tho fact that Henry Bovd. 11 memlinr nf Jackson's godly flock, had nttcmptcd to sicni irom 1110 steamer -Jaspor n ennoo full of bacon. Tho olooucnt dlvlno tnnk r... bis text " Thou shall not steal.'' He said this was the command of tho Lord, nnd should bo obeyed. If an ordinary human being had said "thou shall steal," ,ho was of the opinion il would not bo out of order in a member of his church to lay his hand on another man's proporty, but no good Methodist would steal after being told by tho Lord to let things be. If a mombcrof tho church should got into nn oflico bo might stcnl, becauso it wus a question in serious dispute whothcr it wns bettor to bo n Christian or n republican, nnd slnco n porson could not bo tho lntlcr without go ing for things while In officcj robbing, whon discreetly done nnd cnrefully con ceded, might bo tolerated In nn ofllcc-hold-ing church membor. But, ho added, there can be no excuso for n hungry nigger who steals bacon and is caught in tho act. Ho ought to suffer the consequences and should not bo allowed to remain In good standing in tlio church. "Do tho nngels steal 7" queried tho minister. " No. They nro too smart. Do tho sornphlm nnd chorublm nnd sornphs and other celestial human be ings do thoy steal 7 No. And if they did, do you think, beloved hearers, they would steal bnconl Ah, no; they would go for something else, something liner and worth more something not mado with hands eternally in tho heavens." And then ho prayed that, if Boyd was guilty of tak ing the bacon, tho lnw should deal with him relentlessly; but, be added, " blessed Fa ther, if Hen. Boyd nln't guilty if, good Mnstcr, Henry didn't take that bacon the Lord bo with him, and get him out of jail as He did Peter of old, as UogotDanielout of tho den of lions and tho three children out of the fiory furnace. Hire him a law yer, oh, kind Father, and let me add, that nil tho black men say Llnegar Is as good n ono ns can be employed to keep a nigger out of tho penitentiary. If, howevir, You havo heard anything egainst Dave tako Munn. Ono of tho two is necessary to Henry's good, and both are well posted on bacon, and Thlno be tho glory, and we shall wear a golden crown and walk on tho golden pavchicnt of tho New Jerusalem, where peoplo or angels don't cat and there is no bacon to steal, and no jails and no penitentiaries, and glory hallelujah. Amen." A CAIRO "ROY" IN TROUBLH. JOHN CORCORAN 1IULI.ETS DO FEN BE. KILLS A MAN. THREE THE WORK. SELF-HE Every person in Cairo knows John Cor caran, now n citizen of Friar's Point, Mississippi. He, win born in this city, and Is tho soiuof tho Into Judgo Corcoran. Somo vnarn njo, lio atnrtml out Into the world in search of n fortune and settled at Friar's Point, whoro ho soon Ingratiated him self with tho negro population and becamo a prominent and very activo radical politi cian. He became an office-seeker, and at the radical convention held in Coabomn county, just previous to tho late election in Mississippi, ho nnd n Mnjor Thomas Meanoy were both candidates for tho office of sheriff. Both gcntlemon ran well, and it was found necessary to tako up a third man, Mr. Fred. Alcorn, who recoiled the nomination. Mr. Corcoran then offered his name for the legislature, nnd, receiv ing tho nomination, was elected to that body. This action engendered ill feeling between Corcoran nnd Major Mennoy, the latter asserting that n coinpromiso had beon effected between Corcoran and Alcorn by which thu former had been elected. Saturday night, 18th inst,, the two gen tlemen, Corcoran and Meanoy, met at Friar's Point, und in n fight which ensued Mr. Corcoran, tho Memphis Avalanche says, was severely whipped. Tlio next morning Major Mcaney hunted up Mr. Cuicoran fur tho nvowed purpose of again whipping him. This.timo Mr. Corcoran was prepared, nnd upon tlio Mnjor mak ing u bcllgerent demonstration ho drew a navy-slx and fired three times, ovcry ball striking tho Major. After boing shot tho Major walked n short distnnco when ho foil to tho ground. Ho wai carriol to a neighboring point and surgeons sum moned. Tho wounds proved mortul, as he diedtho following morning. Mr. Corcoran immediately nfter tlio shooting wont beforo n maglstrato nnd gavo bonds for his ap pearance tho next morning. Upon a pre liminary examination, aftor tho doath of Major Mcaney, ho was discharged, tho evidence showing that the shooting was dono in self defense Taber Brotbors nre constantly re ceiving now goods not in tho line of their own manufacture, such ns optical goods of all kinds, fino gold nnd silver headed canes, music boxes of nil kinds, toy music boxos for children, something now and very nttrnctivc. Silver plate cheaper than ever, &c, &c. tf. For irood photocraphs, porcelain tile lures, or old pictures to bo coplod, cnll or T.homas, No. 124 Commercial nvonuo. ID s si good workman. Givo him n trial. soptlotf. A flno black mnre, n good spring wag on, nnd n sot of now hsrnoss, for salo cheap for cash. Enquiro nt J. Burgors, 144 Commorcinl nvonue. For S ale. A cottago on 12th stroet containing 7 rooms, cistorn and out houses con lplote. Apply to W. W. Thornton. WRrattT''s ne plus ultrn minced mon prepared expressly for family use, at Jor gensen's. Found, That tbo choicest butter Is at Jorgeasen'i fcUaple and Funoy Grocery BABIES, Mr. A. Sloo, not to bo ouinfilia rat ion, hns becomo 11 father. Tho boy wolghs runny pounds, nnd is nil .Its fond pnront could wish-just the porlcst baby In tho world. Tho Gallatin Oaicllc says that Charles A. Culdwell, of Slmwncetown, Las been presented with a fino son, and dnros tho editor of The Taper to say Hint Shnw nectown is nn old burg without ba bies. Hard up, you see. Proud of tn bnby, and It a small one. City Marshal Cnln Is tho well-plunied father of a boy baby two days old. Uo will namo him Abol, slnco ho was able to got n boy. Tho nam.) will do. Abel Cain will sound well notwithstanding that story about tho Cain and Abel who lived in nn early day of the world's history. The Commerce (Mo.) Di,paUh says that Cairo has "the babl Cl" anil. l.-n I. ever lind tho seven-yenr locusts, nnd thon auus : "A. follow-feollng makes us wondrous 1 w ja aumuuouy anilaltheuchws) feel for our Cairn nnlotbl.nr. w T. i our present condition, reach them. We, .u Biarnii.ig prospects ahead, and mU though our druggists havo shown great fore.,ght in laying in their supplies, wo Will not b able to marn a anllt.-t. !...., pump. AVo always thought that Illinois ....... va nv.u out .crs, mm can 1 oui wonuor at your alarm. A purp or two is all wejl .... -,,, uiiuur our jircciH necessities, Oo lo Dr. McOnuley for Rattlnircr's Fn. vor Drops. AVurrunted to euro tho chills. tl Edam nnd Snp Gngo cheese nt Jorgen-I II D Rtf. nnd oat meal at Jorgcnson's PHIL HOWARD, STEAMBOAT BUTCHER, Clly Xftllonnl Bank IitilMliia;. special attention paid lo ordera Irom attam boat nlrhtor dar.C MINtKI.LAXEOl-M. 'H."LE"v7"i"ca miita. la HIDES AND FURS, wooi, rr.ATiir.Raj, ktc, 73 OHIO LEVEE, Cairo, Ii.i.inoih, notltlf P. L. HUVETT, & SON, Importers, Manufacturers and JabUra cf MUSICAL MERCHANDISE llrmaa nl Ormita Nllver BAND INSTRUMENTS, No. 25 S. Third Street, ocI9.1Jm. NT. LOUIi, NO. i.innKR. S. WALTERS, DCALri IH HARD and SOFT LUMBER ol etery (lencrlplln, LATH, SHINGLES, CEDAR POSTS, DOORS, SASH, IJLINDS. orders solicited. Steamboat Lumber, Furnished on ahorteat notice. Commcrcial-av, bet. 10th and llth-sts., CAIRO, ILLINOIS. (JAK riTTKRN. II. T. GEROULD; STEAM AND GAS FITTER ! AXDiiiuta ix ! UAN MXTl'REN, a Filler'! and Plumber's material. Wood pumps, globe, and anjr.e Talras, stop vuvHi.,viivvK TaiTea,eic. auo aoiar roa Tnlfsj Ilrollier Pntent DrydaaHeten And Mnrehoune, Wells A Co'a Automatic Water Indicator and Supply Valte for steam bollera. WINTER'S 1IL0CK, COMMERCIAL-A YENUI, HAKIIUIIS. NEW UARIJER SHOP, (JeorRe, the barber lately with Theobald and Eiclib'di. has opened a .N Uaaata b'lior, on Commercial avenue, between V -nil lsth alreeta, for Ihe accommodation ol ladle, and gentlenen ol tho tipper part or the city. He Invites all hi old and new Irienda to vieit his ahop, and ai surea them polite attention and iinequallrd work either In hair curling, cutting, shaving or sham pooing. oclZ-in J. GEO. STEINIIOUSE, FASHIONABLE BARBER, Cor. Slbnt. and Conuiierclal-nr. tar-Sharp Itatora, sClean Towels aid w-Uklllfull Wcrkrain aTI.adica' and children's hair cut and sham pooed, either at the shop or at (heir own hoinea. aWGentlemen'r whiskers and hair dyed la tific rrrnner. Batialactlon guaranteed. CARL L. THOMAS, Is prepared to do all kinds of plain and orna mental PAINTING, KALSOMINING, PAPER HANGING BION WRITING, ETC., At figures which defy all competlon, and In Ihe highest style of the painter's art. SHOP IN THEPERRY HOUSE, CORNER or COMMERCIAL AVENUE AND EIGHTH STREET. PETE SMITH, May be found at Reed A Munn's from thll for, ward. Any work In the BLAOKSMITHING LINE will receive prompt attention, Horn-Shoeing and a general blncksmlthlng bualneaa oarrled on. Give him a trial. Snovlltf. LEGAL NOTICE. LEGAL NOTICE la hereby given IbatE. W. Klttridse, plaintiff, has com'nmccd an ao .ion to perfect a d aire', far rem agalnat Joseph 4ayll8aj 'defendant, in the circuit court ol Alex inder eounty, In the state of Illinois, and that he time and place of the return or summons fa the ease la the third Mcuday la January, Utt. at ihe court house In Cal'o.Illlnoia. ' ' ivun h- tiAiuiAtt, clerk.