The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-27
ITEMICAL PERSONALS.

MI CIssoH was III thec Ns sesSeiu"y'
Judge Allen returned from Metropo-
lis Wednesday evening, and Mr.. Mum
yesterday.
Col. Taylor, president of the Cairo
and st. Louis railroad, yesterday received
from Gov. Palmer the commissions Of
Capt. Halliday, Judge Crawford and Mr..
Stoher, Ms directories of the road.
1t 10 rumored on the streets tina: Phil.
Howard has had change Of heart, and
will soon go into training for the ministry.
He was converted in the twinkling of an
eye after the manner of the Saul affair.
james Mallory has became Cairo
commission merchant, and advertises that
he will give special attention to the sale
of poultry, butter, eggs, apples, onions and
potatoes, lie refers to the City National
Bank, to Valentine Girber, st. Louis, and
to s. b. Liners, New Orleans.
Mr.. Canda, one Of the contractors of
the Cairo and st. Louis railroad, with Mr..
Ferguson, chief engineer of the road, were
in the City yesterday to make arrange
ments for the commencement Of work on
this end. The engineer in charge of the
Cairo division is expected to arrive in
the city to-day, and will at once let the
work. Bully!
"A. j. Miller, well-known in the
Thebes part Of Alexander county, died, on
the 18th inst, at the residence of William
Simpkin aged tbirty-nine years. The
deceased was school teacher, and for a
long time taught at Dickinson's school
house, near Goose Island. He was respec-
ted by all who knew him, and is mourn cd
by host of warm personal friends.
The following were tho arrivals at the
st. Charles hotel yesterday: N. II. Fresh.
webes, Wheeling; d. J. May, Centralia
Jno. l.. Rowland, St. Louis; +. NJ. Simp
son and lady, Vienna H.; J. NJ. Brown
Omaha; Palmer Cady, Little Rock; r.
Casey, New Orleans; NJ. Levy, St. Louis
S. NJ. Drury, Harrisburg, o.; John NJ
Lansden, city; ID. L. Carter, Mound City
J. l.. Urls louisiana; Mrs, Simpson, Me
tropolisi A. Phillips, St. Louis S. p
Cope, cashier First National bank, Padu
cahi A. 6. Ferguson, chief engineer of C
* st. l., r.; +. +. Canda, Centralis, con
tractor G. 4 st. l., II. II; d. OBrien, con
tractor G. Il St. l.. X. r.; +. d. Rexfor,
and daughter, returned Miss Lottic Sam
mems, Blue Island, Ill.
= Mr.. Nabbler Mertz, radical candidat,
Tor the senate, was in the city on Wednes
day, and did not call on us. Wherefore
We have done nothing that justiae
George in thus throwing of on us, and W
hope not again to be put to the trouble c
j. calling public attention to HI
: neglect of US. Mr.. Mer,
was in the city consulting Pope @
= the situation-asking that sstute radio,
X leader to enrich him with advice; but !
went away empty-handed. Even Por
don't know wha. to do for Squire Merit
and does not hesitate to think, we thin
that the Judge is a hard old case :as ca,
didate for office. Desparing Of T., p. ]
ID. Mertz called on Fisher, but in vain. tn
gentleman had other fish to catch NJ
e: went back on the gentleman from Pulasl
Even Rev, Mr.. Shores, who has the cam
ity to endure any passably tolerable thil
that Is put up as a republican candida
turned his back on Merit, who wcnd
/. his weary way home a sad man, very ,nu
discouraged.
The following were the arrivals at I
I'm Delmonico Hotel, VIM. Winter propr
or' ior the twenty-four hou.s ending
- ~ o'clock =. NJ October, Goth: Ally b,
wy New York Henry Rosenham, G
s,s e'nha'i' Ohio; Thomas Todd, Cincinn,
orr Ohio Thomas Hunter and ladv
pIss: LOUIS Mo- Lewis Lechenek, MuwsnL
i've. Wis., Oswaid Irving, Miliwsukee w
c Ss g. w. Keller sunnyside Ark; Franz p
o. ksr, Sunnyside Ark. james Clark =,
e. mer Illinois; ]. T. Thomas OF
g. A. hsisephsimsr, Donsolsi Th0ma.