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JOHN H. OBBKLY & CO.
THE MAILS.
A1BITI. untt
.. 2:00 1, m. iOOp.na
2:20 p:m. 4.-0Oe.n.
North, Througn..
" Way
1 outli, Way 12.13p.m. ;SOp.oj.
11 Through N.O., Mem-
phlannd Columbus t.SOp.td. 4:00 p. a,
Ohio Illver route, (except
Monday) ;OJp.m. 60Up.ni.
(run Mountain II. J ... I.JOn.m. 11:00 p.a.
Ill.i. Itlver route, Tuesday
nnd Friday ,00 p.m. 7:00 p.
Thebes, Oooae Inland Atlanta
Fe, Ills., Thursday k Frl-
'In? ..; 9.00 p.m. TiOOa.aa,
Mnyllcld, lllandville and
I.ovele-e, Kjr 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.n.
orrtci aocas.
flenerat Delivery 7:30 a. oi.
(Sunday SloVa.m.)
Money Order depaatmcat :00 .m. S.00
lieglater 11 " 11 . 1:00a.m. S.OOp.ta.
.Money Order and Register; department ae
opi'n on Hundeys.
OUR CHURCHES.
MESIlYrKRIA-N-Eighlh-atrtel.
Preaching, Habbath at lo4 a. a., and 7,S r. a.
Prayer niff tlnp, Wednesday at 7S
Sunday Sclwol, 3 r. a. J. It. Lanadea, Super-
intendent. Iter. C. II. Foora, 1'aai.r.
MhTIIODHT-Cor. Ktghth and Walnut Ma.
Preaching, Habbath 10.,' A. a., and 7 r. a.
Prayer mectlpg, Wedneeday, J),'r. a.
bunday tiehovl .Sr. a, I.. Vf. Htllwell, Buper-
Intendent. Her. F. L.Tnoaraua, Paetor.
CHURCH OKTIIK RKDEF.MKR-Kplacopal)
Morning prayera, tiahbatb a.
Kreniog pra)n,7r. a.
SAbbhth School, . a.
Kef. tla, Ceie, Kler.
Sf. PATRICK'S CHUHCH-Jor. Math Hi. and
Washington Avenue.
,'ublio ServiccfiabbithlKand lo), a.
Veepers, 3 r. a,
Junday School, 2 r. a.
service erery day, 8 r. a.
Her. 1'. J. O'lULLaaaa, t'ritat.
YOUSGMKSM CHRISTIAN AJOCIATIUN-Reg-
ular meeting second Monday each month at the
Pray.r room cf the I'reabytenan Chuich,
(Veekly Prayer meeting, Friday, 7J r. a., at
.ho Prayer room of the. rreabyterien church.
0. I'ii.oi, President.
AFRICAN METHODIST Fourteenth, between
Walnut anl Cedar.
cervices, KabUtli, It i. .
Sunday H.thool, 1; r. a.
Ciaaalfr. m.
HKCO.VD FHKK-WILI. HAITIsT Fifteenth Bt.
Preaching, $ r, a. Her. Win. Jacasea, Paaler.
between Walnut and Cedar.
Services Sabbath, 1)1 and 3 r. a.
He?. h. Kicaa, Tutor.
FREE-WILL HAI'TIHT HOME MWiiu.i r.U
DAT tSCIIOOl Corner walnut and Cedar Bta.
SundayBchooI.f) a. a.
HIST FREE HIM. BAPTIST CHUltCH-Cur-
ry' Barracks.
Servlcea, riabtuth 11 a. a., 3 r. a. and Vi r. a.
Iter. Wa. Kmiv, Paator.
FlRVT MISSIONARY IIAlTlaT CHURCH-Het-ween
10th and 11th afreet, near Cedar.
Preaching Habbath 10 . a., and TH r. a.
I'rayer Meetln, WeJne.ay erenlng.
I'rfHchlnx, Friday erentne;.
HKtb-.lb S'hool, Vi r. a. John Van Uaiter and
Mary fttepheni huperintendenta.
Her. T J. bitoaia, I'aato
STATE :0FFICERS.
STATK OFFICERS.
fioternor, John M. Palmer ;
Lleutennnt-Oovernor, John Oougherly 1
iVcretary of SUte, llwa;d Hummel i
Auditor of State, C. K. I.ipplncolt ;
State Treamrer, K. N. llatea i
Supl. Public Inatruction, Newlen Baleraaa.
congr"essmek.
Jenatora Lyman Trumbull and John A. Loa
r.eprentallte for the Htate at Urxe-J. L
HeTerldge.
Heprcaentatlt Thirteenth Dialrlct Jahn at'
Creba.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senatora, lat Uiatrlct T. A. K. Holcomb, ol
Union, and S.K. fiilon,of Oallatln.
Hepreientatlre, lat Diatrict-H. Wataoa WebV.
coukty"officers.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge I). J. Baker, of Alexander.
Proaecuting Attorney-J. V. McCartaay, (
Maaaae.
Circuit Cierk-Jne. Q. II arm an.
HhenH-A. II. lrln.
Win. Martin, Aaaeaaor and Tieaanrer.
COUNTT COURT.
Judge F. Ilroaa.
Aaoclata-J.'.E. UcCriteand S. BtarcaUdei.
Clerk Jacob O. Lynch.
Coroner John II. Goaaman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Mayor John M. Luiaden.
Treasurer J. U. Taylor.
Comptroller E. A. Burnett
Clerk Michael llowley.
llarahal Andrew CaU.
Attorney P. II. Pope.
Police Magiatratea P, Oroia and B. Baaa.
neaay,
Chielot Police
L. II. Myera.
SELECT COUNCIL.
Mayor John M. Lanaden,
Firat Ward-P. G. Hchuh.
Second Vfard C. R. Woodward.
Third Ward Jno. Wood.
Fourth Ward 3. Staata Tayler.
Cityat-Large W. P. Halliday and I). Hutd.
I10A11D Or ALDRRURK.
I I 113 T WARD Jamea Rearden,
Leo Kleb,
laaaa Walden.
ECO NO WAHD-H. II. Cunningham,
E. Under,
Henry Wlntor,
Jamea Swayne.
THIRD WAUD-Wm.Btratton,
Patilck Fitigesald
OUUTII WAHD-Jamei Carroll. 5
O, H.Beaae,
J, II.Metcair.
Time of htceixnq.
cur cofxcii,
m... n.iu rninil1 meitta In taint aaaaion oa
Frldny ovonlng preceulng the flrat Meaday el
tach month.
inicT council.
The Select Council meeta on the ttrst Wedaaa.
ilay and Thursday, alter the aecond Monday in
each month.
boabd or Aicia U ,
Tho Board of Aldermen meets on
the Br
Holiday nnd Tuesday In erery month.
COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
On strrrfo-Messrs. Taylor, Welder, Wlater,
ood and Mctcalf.
Jfdlnnjre-Messrg. Cunningham, Schub, Flttger
aid. Seaaoand Uallldny.
Cniwu McsBra. Wood, Cunningham and Kleb.
imci n l Jal-Messrs. Carroll, Buder aad
Woodward
OrddiancM-Messrs. Sense, Wtlder and Ttyler,
Fin Dtpartment Meairs, Rearden, Swayne and
''Drtrtri-Messrit. Schuh, Winter and
Tlnlin!)-MeiBrs.Woiward. Hvtayne and Duder
,Snmie-l!enrs. Hud. Miration andMeUall.
cl tieamtnonnj'ir, wraeie.
Mi,Strntloa audLCairoll
PROPRIETORS.
SECRET ORDERS.
Till MASONS.
Cnao CoaaaxtnaV, Wo. 13. Slated Aaaembly
at the AaylumMaaonli Hail, flrat and thirdt.HaU
urdara la each month.
Cano Cocacii, no. 84. Regular Conrocationat
Maaonlc Hall, the aecond Friday In each month,
Ciieo Cimu, No. 71. Regular Contocatlon
at Maaonlc Uall, on the third Tueedey of erery
menth.
C'aian Lottot, No. BT F. A A. M Regalar Com.
munlcationa at Maaoaio Hall, the aeeoad aa4
fourth Mondayi ol each month.
Ikita Ixiixja, Ho,U F. A. M. Regular Coen
municationa at Maaonlc llall Srat and third
Thuradaya In each month.
Til IS ODD-rKLLOWR.
Ataiixtiaa Loimii. 224. Meet! In OddFellow'a.
Hall, in Art-r'a IliiilJing, erary Thuraday eren
Ing, at 7 o'clock.
THE BULLETIN.
CUBAN BLOODHOUNDS.
SAVAGP, CRY FOR BLOOD.
THE COURT MARTIAL ACRI.
FICE3 THE STUDENTS TO Al'
PEASE THE VOLUN
TEE ItS.
GALLANT
DEATH OF
TIMS.
THE VIC
THE
REIGN OF TERROR-WHAT
COMES NEXT?
(Special
correapondence of
11. raid.)
the .lew York
Havana, Not. 28, 1871.
The readeri of tha lit raid will Lave al
ready been informed uy xny telegram of
yeaterday, of tho eronti which occurred
during tie lait two dayi, and which have
eait a litAry pall of gloom and dismay
ovor the native, foreign and eren part of
the Spaniih inhabitant of this city.
It appear that lait Thursday a college
claai ef tho flrat year of medicine, com
priiing tome fifty young men, aged from
ixteen to twenty years, were at tbo ceme
tery. While there they commenced, like
tudentt all the world urer, to skylark
and cut up pranks, but unfortunately al
lowed tome of their party to desecrate the
tomb of Gonzalo Caatanen, jealously con
sidered by the Spaniards as a martyr U
his country for baring been shot, it will
be rememaered. in January, 1809, by
some Cubans at Key West ; also the grate
of Major Ricardo Guzman was slightly
tampered with. The damage dona to the
irave of Cattanon and Guzman consisted
HRRAK1NQ TBI OLAB3 CASK!)
whieh covered their niches, pulling down
the wreatbt of immortelles and other dec
orations of tha graves. Tha chaplain of
tha cemetery endeavored to remonstrate
with them, but of no avail. The spirit of
mischief had got into them and they
thoughtlessly followed up it promptings.
It was even said that they insulted tne
captain and stoned liiw, but this has been
denied by creditable authority. On Fri
day the clas again attended the cemetery,
it is said, for tho tame purpose of deeecra
tisu and of committing other excesses, too
horrible to mention. Many ezaggeraled
rumor were a et afloat in regard to their
doings, and induatriou.ly circulated arueny
many of the volunteer for the purpose of
innautng tneir natrea. i our correspond
ent hu it from reliable authority that
TUK RIAL DAM AOR
done to the grave mentioned consisted in
breaking the glass, covering the niches
and carrying otf tha wreaths of immortel
le and replacing otner in mockery mere
of composed of garlic
They were an arrested on rriaay uy
guard itationed in the cemetry for the
purpose of intercepting tnem at iney ar
rived. Unfortunately Sunday afternoon
a grand parade wat held in honor of the
Acting Captain General tbo newly ap
pointed Scgundo Cabo General Romualdo
Cretpo at which over ten thousand vol
unteers passed in review.
By midnight nearly twelve thousand
volunteer were under arm, and the
scene of June, 18C9, which compelled the
abdication of ; General Dulce, were
rcpeatod, and which thi time answered
to their demands in rrantlng them an in
stant drumhead court martial.
General Crespo attempted to stave off
the matter at flnt, saying the court mar
tial had already keen ordered in this caso,
and they (the student), would be tried on
the morrow. "Now, now 1" wa the
bloody shout, and the captain-general wat
obliged to give in to the ruler of this un
fortunate lana. a no scenes in ana
around the Plata de Armas, in front of
the palace were terrifying. Excited and
nail urunacii ruiuumia eijuuiuig, jwmu,
some (landing oa pillar baranguefng jtbe
crowd, other shouting ana Keeping up
A VKARTUL XXC1TXMKNT.
The court martial formed at the jail by
two o'clock and commenced Its session. It
was coniDosed of tix eantaint of the rccu
lar armr. and ono from each battalion
of volunteer, elected by the men, the
whole presided over by a colonel.
In tho morning the Captain General
CretDO. ittucd a proclamation to tho vol
unteers begeinr them to wait the sentence
of tho court martial, and flattering them
by calling tuetn
TUX FIRMEST BUFTORT OF ORDER,
and nubile tranquility,. At about two tho
council terminaieu incir omco aim
marched from the jail to the captain gen
eral' office, escorted by numbers of vol
unteer. Xborc the sentence was reau irom
the balcony to the crowd.
Eight to be shot, eloven to
serve tlx year in the chain gang,
nineteen to four year In the tame, four to
ix Jniontht' imprisonment and only two
released. The Captain General immedi
ately approved the tentance and order
were given for the immendiate execution
of doatu upon tne nrat eient.
Tbo execution took place between four
and Ave at the Puntt. Thousand were as.
lamblod witness thit ilauehter and it patted
oil quietly enough. Tne boys met tnoir
deaths
BRAVERY AMD CALMLT.
One of them Alonto Alvaiez de la
Camoa endeavored to ttke all the blando
upon himself, thinking, brave youth, to
exculpatebit schoolfellows from all punish
ment. Many of the youngest naturally
trembled and paled, nut tno majority ue
baved iiko roon.
After tho elocution tho itreett were
comparatively dctorted nd quiet wa re
atnred. Foar were entertained that fur
ther excesses might be committed, but the
thirst for blood at present seem apparent
ly to bo appealed how loon to break out
again no one can tell ; tho most trifling
cause may again enrago those who in real
ity govern tbo autborltlos being impotent
in their command.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER
W1IOLEIIA1.K CROCBRR.
R. SMYTH & CO.,
j -WHOLESALE QROGXftS,
HtO LRVRB
CAIItl. 1LL1II!!.
Ala, keep oonitaatly oa hand a taoel tea
plete stock sf
IaIQ,TJ-03RS.
OOTCK AMD IRISH WHItKIM
-UI.tB,
PorV Vaclftri, Skerry and 0UwktvrViac
RRMTTII A CO. sell exeloatvely for ctab.le
, which fact they Inrite the eapeclal attea
lion ef cloae barf aln buyer.
Bptcitl attention gittn to Filling Ordtri
0. I). WILLIAMSON.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Xe. 78 Ohio
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
Wdpeclal attention
and filling ordera.
giren to conaigniuenta
GENERAL AOENTH.
HALLIDAY BROTHERS,
GENERAL AGENTS'
FORWARDING and COMMISSION
111 CM AITV
DEALERS IIS FLOUR;
And A enli ef
Isle) River aad Uaaatika
70 Ohio Levee,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS;
IXSCRAKCE.
"TRIUMPH."
THK TRIUMPH INSURANCE CO.,
Ol Cluelaatmll.
aeeete ....Joo,&' 00
Sollclta all klndaol rlaks.
F. RROMfl,
ooU7tf Agent, Cairo, le.
, HlSCFXLAXEOl'H.
CARL L. THOMAS,
SIGKET "WBITBB
now prepa'ed to reipond promptly to all de
manda for his aertlcea.
BIIOP-COR. 8TU-ST. AHD COMUERCAL-AT
In I he rerry llouaei,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
aoritdlf
BOOTH AXD NIIOE
WILLIAM EIILERS,
Fashionable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKKR,
TWENTIETH STRERT,
MetweeB Washington arenue and Poplar Street
CAIRO, ILL.
Moots and Sknes Made lo Order.
Fine Workman Employed.
Batlafaction Warranted.
Patronage alelioiled.
CITY SHOE STORE
avt.
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY
set issuer rea
"BEOLA.BKra"
CUSTOM-MADI
BOOTS AND SIIOK8
Comisterlnl Avenae, 4 rtr of EltjItUt
Ntreet,
Cairo, Illinois.
rARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ALL OR
DERS fOR K4OrtX!KT AND SUDE8.
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COAL-
(X) U L : CAIRO CITY COAL
3iisoi:i,i,Axr.oi'.
r-H ft HIDES I rUltS 1! PELTS I 11
rH J w coa:j?A.3srir.
Tfk Jth Have openod n Hide Htoro in Thornton's Block
CO wl ,, .... ,, . . u . t i. I prepared to supply customer with the .best
w Tenth street, where the highest cash price wil r y ,r'
tsx fn he p.nd for Hides, Sheep Pelts, Fura and Tat.
HH low- w'ewlllpny higher prices thau wax ever be- quality o.
e; rj foro paid for tho snmo article In thla city.
11 Heal Como and eeo u,
i onlM ncitco. PITTSBURG AND IlLLINOIS
Zf A fi UK A I, F-STATKACENT,
O Q Zm
3 !l Pi C. WINSTON k CO., OO-AJELi. I
02 S V
V al HEAL T.STATE AGENT
0. 1871.
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AUCTION ERS,
71 (HKCONI) FLOOll) OHIO I.KVKE,
CM 1 110, ILLS.,
Huv and Skli, Itr.Ai. Estate,
PAY TAXES,
FURNISH AHSTRACTS OF TITLE
A' I pref'f4 Convcvancea of Kinds,
CO A I, AM) WOOD.
WOOD ! WOOD ! ! WOOD ! ! !
The uiiderxigncd will ftirnlh
HARD AND DRY WOOD
Am I'limp, II not Clicuper
Than any ood dealer in Cairo, Leave orclna
on ihu aUiea lit tho Poatolllce and at lloaa' coal
yard, on Commercial aveiiuo, neiween jenui nini
Twelfth aireotH, Cairo, lllllinla, I lllvo nood
mettsiiro and will cord tlio woo.l lip irileaire.i.
auull'-tf HKNNIS IIAMIV.
Y. M. WARD,
WOOD AND COAL
Mi:nciiANT.
tt 51, WAIIIl u prepared lo tlclivor tho heal
L' Fire woo.l mm nuuip turn
IN ANY l'AI'.T OV Till! CITY,
And In any iptnnllty denrnd, on ahort notice
COAL DELIVERED at Sl.50 vf.u ton
uPFICK-Over Heerwart, Oilh A Co.'a slove,
Uodoiira ahoviitlivi'oriit'r u( Kighth street and
omiiHii i 'avvuue. lecCit
BULLETIN BUILDING, WASHINGTON-AV,
ORDERS left at llalllday Hroa. office, 70 OHIO
LKVKK, or at the Coal Yard helow the M.
Charlea Hotel, will receive prompt attenllon.
THK TUG "MONTAUli,5wlllbri8 coal along
aide steamers at any hour. ocastf
1HIU.IMERT.
LADIES, TAKE NOTICE!
MRS.dMcGEE,
EiailTIl STREET, BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND COMMERCIAL AVENUES,
Haa jiut received a full and aplendid line of
NEW GOODS
frea trimmings, allk gimps, silk Eoon, , gui
pure luceK, inoaa trimmings, crocket bultona,
allk and velvet buttons, pluah and trimming vel
vet, haU and honnela, nne kll cloves, ladiea and
children' shoes, aiid a full and complote tock ol
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
All of which the proposes to sell at
YEIIY LOWEST L1TINO CASH FRIKES.
MRS. ANNA LANUT
KIOHTIl-ST., 11 ET. WASHINOTO-V AND COMMERCIAL-AVENUES,
It now receiving a beaulllul aasarlment of
Fall Millinery Goods,
Including Hate and Shape of the lateel style
ltlbbers, t'Uwera n retttkerti.
Mra.l.anc will alo show customer the lsrg
selection of
Woolen Ytiraa
Tube found In thedlr-
MLEACUINU AND FRESSINO DONB
ORDER.
TO
Rves.
BARCLAY BROS.,
74
OHIO LI-.YKE,
CltSO, ILU
DRUQ-O-ISTS;
SARATOGA SPBI2T08
IX ICLL ItAtT
AT BARCLATS' DRUO STORE.
Fawn .SrrrtT, Dakt.
MOOKINO BIRD FOOD
alt taier rea laa wirnavr tustO
At Babclats.
ELK I SLS'g
GRAPE f catatba )c grape 1 PILU
CATAWHA L-l ORATB
GRAPE I CATAWBA) a (.ORAFR ) PILLS
no ALL er
HELMBOLD'N HEBICIITBS
FRESH FROM FIRST UANDS,
Alwaya In stock In large supply, and for tale If
tUaarclnjr Ires,
FEE8H -BXiTJ-B
JUST RECBITBB
rflalebr IheOlnaa Bottle rCsUUt)
AT BARCLAYS'.
9Extka Kine Coloqne;
Genuine Iufokted Extracts;
'IIair, Tooth and Nail Brushbs
'India Rubber Numert Goer
AT
PURE WHITE LEAD
PURE FRENCH ZINC.
Beat grades In large stock and va
riety, Tery cheap;
also:
Full Like o Colors,
,! AVD l!f OIL;
Paint Brushes, Linseed Oil,
Whitewash Piaahee Turpentine,
Varnlshea EU. etc.,
all aiant ao ariaeiaa ciiitii
At Babclats'.
QROCKR1EH AND PRT COOPSV
WILLIAM KLUOE,
0 BALIS l
FAMILY GROCERIES,
DRY-GOODS,
NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOI8,
HATS AND CATS, ETC.
Has Juat received a heavy stock ef Boot aa4
Uhoes, llotlery aad Kotiona,
FOR SALE FOR CASH VERT CHIA1
He also has a One stock of Family Oroeeneeot
every kind.
CORNER SIXTH-ST. AND COMMIX
CIAL-AV.,
CAIRO, ILLIHOia
DEXTER EXCHANGE,
ISO Ohio Levee, near Bteae VpmU
J. D. ZANONE, PROPRIETOR,
Fresh Shell Oyntcn Becoired Diily.
Keeps always on hand Baltimore and Mebile
Oyaiera, which he will be glad to serve to hie ent-
l will V
tomere in the beat atyle.
deetlf
LEGAL NOTICE.
LF.r.AL NOTICE is hereby given that E. W.
Kiltridge. nlalntlff. haa commenced aa ac
tion to perfect a distress lor rent against Joseph
Bavllsa. defendant. In the circuit court ol Alex
ander county, in tha atate of Illinois, and that
ine lime ami piace oi ine return oi aummone m
me case is ine inira nonaay m January, ista.
ai me coun nouae in uairo, iiiinoia.
JOHN (j. 1IAKMAN, Clerk.
BOVlSdiOt.
BARBERS.
J. GEO. STEINUOUSE,
FASHIONABLE BARBER,
Cor. ttv.t. tusd Cetsjsrisa-v.
rBharp Ilaiors,
tWCletn Towele aad
rflklllfull WerkmeM
ajt-l .tii..1 and children' hair cut aad ehaat
pooed, either al the shop or their ewa hentee-
HF-Gentle men'n whiskers anci nair ajta la
tlfio a-nnr. Uatiaiaclien guaxaaleed.
PAIMTEBJL,
MOORE & MATHEWS,
House, Sign and Ornamental
cratUe PtitserlseiUflsitj. Rl "It
1K. -U.,
Don In the highest style et the art, aad m
rate that daly oompettUea,
lUOr IK TERBT HOUSE, COBJtBS f HM
VTRBIT AMD CUMBBC1AI. ATW