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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

THE Alexander Circui, Court will meet
on Monday week. There hot An unusual
amount of now business; but the docket is
rather large, nevertheless. The term will
probably last three or four weeks.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

THE acquttal Of Scott, on the charge Of
proprie,osing a dlsorierly house. caused
great rejoicing in the Radical camp, and
has, ia thought, made the nomination of
tina, sable gentleman, for the Office Of City
Marshal, certain.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

CARD or TmAsKs.-Mr. Black respec,
fully tenders his thanks TO his friends and
neighbors for their kind and timely help
during tho recen, fire, through whi,h a
large portion Of his property was saved
from destruction. TO Judge Green he
desires to offer special thanks for the
kindness and protection shown his family.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

WILLIAM EnLERs, fashionable boot and
shoe maker hasa splendid stock of French
calf moroccos and other feathers, and Is
prepared to all orders for ''custom-mads'
boots and shocs, with quick dispatch and
in the most satisfactory manner. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

MAYOR Wilson proposes to visit Spring.
field to participate in the proceedings OF
the convention Of Mayors, to meet in that
city, early mex. week. The Mayors Of the
principal cities Of the State have signiGcd
purpose TO tcprcsent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

Az inquiry was instituted this afternoon
into the sanity Of Mrs. DIR. Burke, who for
several weeks, has given very strong in
dications of mental arrangement. We
have not learned the result Of the inquiry.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

II you want pair Of boots made to or
der. out Of the best material, and in the
most fashionable and durable manner, go
to VIM. Ehlcrs, on Twentieth street, OPP
poste the court house.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

JUDGE Alien, Hon. II. W. Webb, Hon.
N. r. Casey, and other distinguished citi'
zsns left for Springfield by the morning
train. The Legislature will convene on
Wednesday next.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

THr furniture Of the fiat top'--an in
s,i,u.ion now Of the pas,-was stored away
for safe.keeping and not captured for
debt Us reported - us yesterday.
Mrs. Wallace, the late proprietress, We
are told, meets her peeuniary obligations
promptly.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
b. GEO. GILMORE.
Closing Ont Sale.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars worth o'
rcady.mado clothing, hds, caps, boots
shoes, trunks and valeses are offered for
sale by T.. Nefi, 10 Ohio Levee, at AC-
TUAL COST PRICES, it being bis IN
tcntion to close out IN that line and en-
bark exclusively and more extensively N
the furnishing goods and morchant'ta''or
ing business.
). This closing out sale furnishes m oppor-
tunity to secure clothing cheaper thah
ever before offered in this mark&
decl0tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

PRoFEssoR Blaisdoll has made change
IN the price Of tuition, which will take If
feet January end when we shall refer TO
the Institution more at length.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
below COST.

1t is his purpose to embark more extcn-
sively in tn merchant tailoring and fur
ni.hing goods busncss--hcncc the desire
to close out tho stock above enumerated.
dcolUtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-S00 wood
choppers to cut wood on Che limo Of the ;,
Louis x Iron Mountain railroad. Hal
fare tickets furnished a, the ,ickc, office in
81. Louis. Wages 81 20 per cord. Apply
a, tho various wood yaids, or TO
nov30,f. HI. DEAL, Charlcston, No
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

THERE will be a lunch and turkey rattle
at Scheel's hall at o'clock tomorrow
Sunday afternoon. The lunch will COT.
sis. Of picked rabbits and all tho tempting
o,cetcras, relishes, etc. A number of fine
turkeys will be ratified for. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

The Rough and Ready's New Years
hall will be held in Schecls hall on Mon
day night, Jan. 2d,::The management have
made very complete arrangements; a large
number of tickets have been sold, and
there is reason for believing that the affair
will be most eminent success. The best
of music has been provided, and the floor
management has been confded to gentle
men who fully understand their business
and will see to it that every duty charged
to them will be impartially discharged,
Young folks and married folks in all parts
of the city, are preparing for the occasion
and will DO present in force.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
First National Bank ofCairo,

Doc, IUl IolV,
Tho annual meeting for the election of
I've Directors will DO held at this Bank,
'Oesday, Jan. 10th, 1871, between the
i9urs of 10 o'clock am. and 4 pm.
G. n. HUGHES,
d,d. Cashier.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

Mr. Ramona, who occupies portion Of
the Clark block, informs us that his Chin
ney was not involved in the epidemic Of
burning SCOT to which We referred yoster-
day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

That Peter Nef. No. 10 Ohio lcvcc, is
closing. out his large and well selected stock
boots, shoes, hats, caps, trunks
and valiscs, at and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
PERSONAL TAxEs.

for personal city taxes, A.
that on the lst day of Janus
be added to all sums then delinqd
I shall proceed under the law, 10 seiss ID
sell property for the satisfaction Of u
same. JOS. B. TAYLOR,
dec27d3t City Collector.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

NowHRRE ihthc city can you secure .
better fitting, finer or better made PAIR OF
Soots than at the shop Ct Wm' Ehiers' on
Twentieth street, near the court house u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31
News q fHs CITY.

FLOUR Choice Family Flour in bbls
half bbls., sacks, &c. for sale at the Egyp-
,jan Mills, nu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

A LARGE stock of furnishing goods ofall
kinds always on hand at 7. Nefs, No. 10
Ohio Levee. dccotf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

FoR pistols and cartridges and bowie
knives, 60 direct to n Nea's, No. 10 Ohio
Levee. 4 aec'"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

Fon fashionable boots md shoes, made
in tho best style, and Of the best material,
go to the shop Of VIM. Ehlers, on Twen-
tieth street, near the court house. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

ELECTION NoTicE.--Notice is hereby
give that there will be Il meeting Of the
stockholders of the City National Bank on
Tuesday, January 10th, ISL, for the pur.
pose Of Gle cling seven Directors TO serve
during the ensuing year.
ieriOil 4. b. STAFFORD, Cash.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

ARRIVALS.
Arlington, Columhns, Argosy CINCINNATI,
4 " kouHtl, Now ugi'ns, Minuooll,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-31

WE desire To remind the reader that
fresh Baltimore oysters and all kind Of
game in season, are served nigh, or day
any style desired, at Louis IIerbert's
restaurant.
Parties desiring oysters by the can or
case, can be supplied q, the ruling rates, at
the same place. a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGESCE.

Miss Irene worrell was recently married 10 a soa
OF Edfy, the actor.
Sanford r. Church Is to be a candidate for .
Judgeship Of the Court OF Appeals
Carlotta Patti makes her first o9eratic appearances
In the Acauemy OF Music this evening.
Monsieur Rudoiphe will play billiards In Chicago
come day between the 20th apd Sist Of NAV.
Mr.. A. Sicgrist, the champion a6ral veloclpediss
California
Mad salvo,u sang most divncly at tie concert
given al the Church Of the Holy lnnocents on Eastos
sunday evening,
TIE Hon. Horace Greeley locturod on temperance
on saturday night before tho shaiy side (N - Ten'
pcrance ASSOCIATION.
Teepient Yesterday. Of splendid testimonial from his
Hobokon friends.
Senator Bradley has long dresmt he dwelt In
marble halls, and since his appointment as CITY Cham.
berain the dream has been realized.
Gen. George b. Mcclellan Is about 10 take con-
troll OF the Hobolien Land and mproyement COMPANY.
made vacant by the resignlton Of W. W shppon. ESQ.
The President, accompanied by the Secretary OF
the Navy visited Georgetown yesterday afternoon 20
examine new invention for utilizing petroleum fos
fuel purpose
Sig Sebastian, the bareback rider with the Eu-
ropesn Circu. and Hlppodrome, was presentei whis
IN Mex with magnificent diamond chain by tho un'
fortunate Prince Macmillan,
Col. Warren, Mr.. Patrick Walsh, and others, have
been appointed Committee on hen NJ 81 me Irish 10
yonton.ry Broiherhopd 20 collect innhs ior the wldoy
10 Kings disidiery' WiIlams6urgh.
The French Government has sent out three mag
Go so = cooner Po.i Surgeon At Foftrs moSTos.
Dr G ait aud the REV Father O'Kecic, Of Norfolk. Al
men OF the Fronch man-ofwLr La currieuI.
Justice Connolly visited the once OF suoeHa-
sn yR TIE Tss "a Ht
SH CSS very about S gsSs Sa quo
not payns fort All sni Z. .hs Judge COO
graduated tha new Superintendent tue oa 'ossiAr
backing uD bis pAperz.
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGR4PH.

Mexico has authorized the Tehautepec Canal.
lesyy frost in Savanna last night damaged ths
cotton and the corn.
The school ship Mercury Is ashore near Fortress
Monroe.
Tho Nova Scotia Assembly demands that futurs
elections shall be Dy ballot.
Tho defaications OF Lusosky, treasurer OF g.
Louie. amount 10 si6s,7625j.
The Price Edward Island Leyntiou has reJsotsl
the resolution OF confederation with Canada
The famous guerilla, Rorega, has bcea kiiisA
and his band defeated AZ Ayoela. Mexico.
TIE death repalty has been abolished In Yucataa.
and imprisonment for nftcen year, substituted.
Serious charges have been preferred aAgiaA
The United States sioop OF war Iroquois has ~
rived OF Fortress Monroe B7 days from Hong Kong.
The Bangor. Oidtown, and Milford Railroad whioa
ha. been In operation thiryfour years. closed on saS
urday.
There 10 a strike among the printers In Boston.
The typos REQUEST memoer OF the Gran 70 keep avss
Gen. Garcia de Cadens has written a letter to ths
10 surrender.
Frank JENNINGS assd 81, walked OF Commorcis
wharf Portland on sunday night while going 70 nrA
United states Marshal Glasbrouck sold on satar-
DAY property belonging 70 the city Nashville 10 sat'
laboring under nt Of temporary insanity Yesterday.
committed suicide by cutting her throat with
The Central New York Conference yoted yo.ter-
ference will assemble
Judgment against twelve Louisville Insurance.
oompAnes for te6ei has been obtained by the owners
OF the steamer America, lost in collision with The
United states last December
The Yale Colle,e crey this year will consst Of
y. NJ Bone. teterSbnrr III, class OF isIo = .. Coca
isy hs s,,en'Is, ,s, eG ~ o. si Z oslsnbs. GSsSSs.
iI2 c. s. Hemingway, Fair Haven Conn, class Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-19
JoTIINGs ABOUT Town.

Yesterday afternoon the Filth Regiment paraded.
The body OF an unknown man was found yestor.
day OF Broome street, East River.
The Aldermen yesterday confirmed the Excise
Commissioners recen y appointed BY the Mayor,
The barks Sirius, from Bordeaux, Carl from
Taragon and Arletta fiom Duenos Ayres arrived last
night.
The cornerstone OF the new Masonic temple to be
erected nj sixth avenue and Twentyhifd breeIls 10
laid on the Sth OF next June
Gotlieb schneider, OF ii3 Avenue A, last night
9usrrelled with hli wife ana hef 6ro'her' Ludwig
II Is estimated that fully 1000 persons were crowd
cd into St. stephen T. G. Church on Easter morning
at high mass Of 10 O'CLOCK
st. AIMS Chancellor Preston's Church, Is too
small congregations that are attracted TO hear
the Rev Fathers eloquent discourseS.
Emily Busselman tried to Egle splrtuous
liauors Yesterday TO prisoners IN the Tombs and
held for violating the prison regulations.
Mnria Hughes, aged 20, died Yesterday In Bellevue
Hospital having boen burned by tho explosion Of Q
kerosene lamp on Sunday at o. Cherry street.
The ierryboat Commodore Barney, OF tho Roose-
welt and South seventh streets line. and Catharns
street ferryboat were In collision yesterday The boats
considerably injured.
A number OF Brooklyn passengers on the Wall
street ferry detained in the steamer half an hour
9oSHS tSsyS wS9 90 e eeP P o a
Brooklyn bridge.
Ex.policeman Lawrence Kioly has been missing
from home since Dec. g. He had considerable money,
Foarsn svens wsrow "a Of seet %
police station. desire Information.
The Defrnudod Soldiers and Sailors Association
Cosrs here, but They ore hindered they say at every
step by the Government. which feart may be beaten
the start.
Chief Justice Connolly appeared before judge
Bosworth yosterday IN behalf of policeman
could not tY he somps9t ss.ipss his 9loP, because
s se SS9 Sots ths mn, sRi SS H
upon which the new Hoard can adiudicats-
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Am USFMEvTs

Mr.. CIsrhc's First Appearance at Bscth's.
Mr., Clarke has como back TO US greatly I'm
proved by hls years of absence Ho plays better
than be did when he went away II IL evident that
he has assiduously continued the study Of his art,
and not becn content rs too mnny are, TO lei well
enough alone II IL difficult 10 conceive how he can
carry the humor OF his Major Wellington de Boo@
to further point OF finish. In walk In gesture, In
make up, In accent md 10 evcry detail OF the stage
business, II Is fauitlessly funny.
Mr.. Clarke's mobility OF countsnanee surpasses
that OF any comedian we have. He makes his
points, like all great artists, not so much By exces.
siye changes Of countenance by slight alterations
OF facial expression that convey the change OF emo
tion In tho most delicate and suggestive manner.
His legs played most important part In both the
characters he took last evening. IL we had only
seen the man from his waist down, u would have
been easy to follow his VARYING m oods % o. swssger. @
ardice In fact he carries the faculty OF expression
into every limb and muscle. ,,.,..,,..r-
There was no doubt about ihe genuineness o. the
welcome or the pleasure that his return gives 10 the
public the cSsS Of sss Psrs'%PS9lb PeM b2ee and
graceful sentences. a..
The aitsrpiece va. the celebrated "1codle.." !"
that this play las run are more than one would care
70 cit down and count. Probably no worse play
good ones were ever performed half SO many. HIS
simply frame work, and very teeole one ~ thet'
70 show 7boies drunk, and Mr.. Clarke makes admit
rabie use Of it 10 give rs exceedingly aughabls
picture OF good-natured drunken man.
The best talent Of the company assisted Mr. Clarke
IN the two plays. Tie icbarnciers that were played
with noticeable excellence were tbat OF hrs Stcuss'
do,cn BY Miss Morant, and that OF Ars zoodss by
The same plays win be repeated throughout ths
week and st the Saturday matinee.
Kelly a Icons was fairly attended last even
ing on the occasion Of the rst performance OF the
buriesque on Frou.Frou" The characters were
well distributed, FroU ft9r being well porsona,ed
| niled BY Mr.. Edwin Kolly. Mr.. g. y. Purdy, as the
Baron dc Cdplbi, was very fair and the cast gene
| rally was up TO the average.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-19
hours OF LEISURE.

The Frou Frou Club danced In the Arthur Rooms
last evening.
Mayne Reid lecturod on Byron, in steinwas Hall,
las evening,
The Thomas Duffy Association danced In BrevoOrt
Hall last evening
sulzer's East River Park was opened yesterday by
grand festival
The St Nicholas Society OF the City OF New York
celebrated the Paas Festival at Delmonicos last even
ing
The annual ball OF the onicers' Association OF the
Irish Brigade, In Apollo Hail. was success last even
Ing
The Rev y. II. Chaplin win lecture on behllf OF
the Cuban Charitable AID society In 'he cooper Union
tonight.
The onicers OF the Legion OF 81. Patrick enjoy
their nrst grand annual military Dali IN Apoho Hall
this evening.
The Rev. K. II. Chaplin lectures in the Cooper In.
stute tnis evening In behalf OF the Cuban Charitable
Aid Society.
The Grand Bazaar 10 aid Of the sheltering Arms
opens thus evening In the Hall OF the IhrtyseVenlh
Regiment.
Tho Clonian Society OF the CITY OF New York
celebrate their 18th anniversary In the Acauemy OF
Music on the evening OF the 23d INST
Bignor Ronconi and his talented company OF anna:
teurs repeated Donizetts opera OF Maria de Roman
In the Union League Theatre last evening.
The first OF serlos OF Ave concerts for charitable
purposes given In the residence OF Dr. ward west
Forty yenth street. near finn avenue ~ r. M yes
terday.
Tho concert in the Academy OF Music last evening.
Miss Kellogg Miss tiohiig. and Messrs. Mnis. Rem,
mertE, OAndi1us, and SavAsau sang solos. end the
Philharmonic 5ocie aud tho Arion did the onoruspg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-19
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

The President declines to take sides Ia the Georgia
question.
The Senate viii not consider the bill to prevent
prize nghtlng
The House has passed the bill limiting the number
OF Representatives TO 215 aftor March 8, 1871.
Senator Edmunds expects to convict certain per.
OF making corrupt Offers TO influence senatorial
votes on the Georgia bill
The Election Committee has reported that j. r.
Syphcr entitled 70 seat as Representative from the
First District OF Louisiana.
Senator Sumner demands legislation to secure
equal rights without regard 10 color race. the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad.
Fernando Wood having claimed that New York
sent the nrst regiment 70 Washington, Mr. Mungen
IJull Run. Mi schenck added tho inquiry What reR
ment quit the battlefield on the nght previous 10 the
battle OF Bull Run2
Senator Drake has introduced o joint resolution
proposing an amendment TO the Consultation that tne
President Of the United STATES shall have power 70
protect any State against domestic violence ON sum
cent proof Dops presented 10 him Of the oxstence OF
80 Ih violence, and Congress shall have power 70 On
force this amendment b spptopriAts legislation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-19
BROoKLYN,s ELECTION FARCE.
Supervisor Walsh Acquitted - Fftzpntrick
md McLnaghIin ON Trial.

Supervisor Walsh Acquitted - Fftzpntrick
nnd McIn ugbIin ON Trial.
District Attorney Morris forced another Of the
Brooklyn election fraud cases to trial yesterday Er
Supervisor James Walsh. OF the Twenty second
Ward, was tried on the charge OF alteringor caus
ing to be altered the returns OF q district Of
that ward In which he was a canvasser. He was o
candidate for reelection and II is charged took votes
cast for Mr.. Hall, the Republican candidate, and
gave them to himself The testimony for the People
showed that one OF the three sets Of returns required
to be made out by law delivered TO the defendant
(wlo was then Supervisory TO deliver to the Board
OF Canvassere. The returns had not been touched
up TO that time. but when they were opened In the
Board OF Canvassers material alterations found
The most singular part Of the was, that the
three sets Of returns had been altered In the same
manner, and by the same hand.
Mr.. Walsh was called to testify In his own behalf.
He swore emphniically that be neither directly
indirectly altered the returns tampersd with them
In any way The Jury acquitted him.
Peter Fitzpatrick and Patrick Mclaughlin, can.
vassers In the Third District Of the Second Ward
next placed on trial on the charge OF making
false count Of the vote for Sheriff and Supe intend
ent Of tho Poor The allegation Is that they credited
Mr.. Wnlter. the Republican candidate for Sheriff
with 1ny.eight votes only while he actually re-
ceived ninety.four. Mr.. John b. Pitt, who wit
messed the canvass al the polls testified that he him
sell counted over ninety votes Tor Walter.
The tIial Is TO be continued this morning.
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1HE SNIP CARPENTERs STRIKE.
seven Hundred Men Out In New York
Prahnhic snrrcnrion Along the Coast.

seven Hundred Men Out In New York
Probable Suspension Along the Coast.
Some days ago a number Of leading ship build
srs aud master shipwrighu announced reduction
OF the wages OF ship carpenters from a to $3.50 per
day. Such firms as W. II. Webb, Webb, steinsraff
& Co., Norris q Townsend, &C., announced as their
reason for this step their belief that the ships
now sent TO foreign ports for repair would
bo sent instead TO American ship yards
if the decreased rate OF wages hore enabled
the ship carpenters met on Bur..nK slip yesterday,
and IL was unanimously agreed to strike. About
200 men did so in the course Of the day the move.
ment spreading TO tho ship yards In BROOKLYN and
Jersey City. kilograms were sent TO the ship yards
along the Eastern coast announcing the nction OF
the New York snip carpenters. Another meeting 10
to be Leld this morning
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The DIsrt putabl aud stupid Times In the
BIs ckms siling 1fne.

II IA much easier for the TINES TO initiate bad
example than good. Ptryerse natures md positive
qualification In dong wrong. Al least once week
the Times has n moral spasm, and lectures It's con-
temporaros about sensation Journalism and the in'
decencies OF the press On Sunday IL devoted .
column to n stale and exploded scandal In which a
distinguished and tstimsble memter OF tue bar ana
q lady well known In fashionable circles were
the sunday Teadirg that the patrons OF the
5tmes desired Most Of its old patrons mnst
revelations. This sort " stun would have beea out
Of place in the Days Dongs or in any OF the sensa-
tional papers. II Is oarage on decency for the
Times to publish tho AFFAIR At 10 notains more than
wandering 20 the most depTa,.d tsstos -eauying .
skeleton to the nreside OF happy hons. Its OBJ
jecI was not 20 elevate the tone Of society, fp-
struct and improve its readers, but to crafty tile
grovelling and sensual. Pandornz TO this taste Il
disreputAble journalism.