The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21

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1 Phil uoward-with his shell band in
| his pockct-rcturned ffsm ICfntralis yes.
terday. He was seen by nearly all the peo.
pie up the road, and to those who did not
have that pleasure he will send his photo
graph. He Is still a steamboat butcher
and is butchering stsanbsats on the short
4 est notice and with the least possible com
junction Of conscience
I'VE really ought 70 say, for the infer
nation Of strangers,that Davis, ofthe Sun,
| lion -lkoaa he loohs, h nos one Of hs'bis'
| ing kind of wild beasts, that he Is more
harmless, except when irritated, than he
appears to be, and that there is no danger,
although he runs loose without muzzle,
| Of his biting folks and "ihoculatng them
with negrophobia. IOa9 Ih,IHTAu
The next drawing Of the Gollodsy lot.
terry, of Bowling Green, Kentucky, will
take place on the 25th inst.,--next Mon
day, and ali who ldesiro chances in II must
make Immediate application to Loain, at
the post office. There are $4,000 tickets,
and every one aprize.. This IS nohumbug,
but fair and square enterprise. Tickets,
81 each, or six for IS. hasil sea. -.
Yesterday morning iaf0tms,ipn was
lodged against young man named Pur-
cell, liyipgIbetvecn Eighteenth and Nipor
teentk streets, on Commercial avenue, to
the effect that he had become hopelessly
insane. Judge lBroes had jury smPan-
neled for fhe purpose of investigating the
case, and the verdict will send the unfor-
tuns,o young man to tho insane asyidm ~
Jacksonville.
The city council, convened in joint
session, finished tho frat reading of
the revised 81 ordinapces . last night.
They have been at the
job si3weess.> The ordinpncesEprst bov
be read second time in joint session; then
be read twice by the board Of aldermen
and twice by the select council. The last
reading will probably be concluded about
the time Gabriel blows his trumpet.
-Messrs. Bi1by & Koehler have OPEN
ed family grocery store on the north
side pf Eighth street, between CONNER
cial and Washington avenu es. These
gentleman are well.known business men,
and deserve and We doubt not viii receive
a liberal share Of public patronage, Their
store room has been fitted up in excellent
style, and they propose'to deal in nothing
but arst- c,sss good0 They will l&pJ On
hand constantly full stock, and will sell
at the very lowest figures.
1--we must cJdnhftnss 10 being surprised a.
the large amount Of job material we met
in this Office. 1t requires three jobbers of
the latest and most approved patterns to
do the work, in addition to the work done
on their large power press. oaty
We clip the above from the Commerce
Dispetch, What our friend Lynch says
concerning the facilities Of this office for
job work is true, and may DO added to.
THE BULLETIN, We believe, can do steam
boat ind otherjob work better than can
be done in any city in Illinois south of
Chicag go, and fully. aswsii as it9can DO
A' = ''' '1''''' dAAaLso CEh
IT is almost too much to ask, but we
would feel a.great deal easier If the iifeIin-
surante men would let US alone. When
wo open paper, expecting to see harm
less country exchange and find ourselyss
confronted by circular Of some life insur-
ance company, it suggests unpleasant Wis
ions Of metallic collins, sorrowing friends,
black wells, widows, orphans; and funeral
expenses, to say nothing of the brick vault
and marble pillar. The life insurance
nuisance has got to be so great, that we are
nearly as fearful Of On exchange with an
envelope on it, as the wood-clad gunboats
used to b Of rebel torpedoes IkIAi
Rev. Jacob Bradley asserts hat great
injustice was done to him by the cores
pendent to this paper who asserted that
he was not entitled 20 = seat in anyrPep,
list association. Tho proof of the pud-
ding is, no declares, in the eating, and his
righttS a seat in the Mount Olive Baptist
Associs tion has been annually recognized
by that association during the last two
years; and, as evidence Of this ract, he
calls attention to The published minutes Of
the asso citation. He also declares that no
verify believes and has no doubt that tho
charge against bis ministerial standing
was tru mped up by Rev. Mr.. Shores, who,
MI Bradley asserts, is . silenced minister
and has no right to solemnize tho rites
of mat imony. Whose fight is this
Mis- Ellen. p, lEsmes formerly Of
Kalamazoo, having taken up her residence
in Cairo, informs the public that she is de-
sirous of giving instruction in vocal and
instrumental music and in French. Miss
Eames comes among us with excellent re-
Communications. During the late session of
the Northwestern Academy OF Music, she
was among tho most proficient in piano
forte practice and vocal instruction, aud
the conductors Of the academy unite in
Their testimony 70 her thorough knowI-
edge of music and her capability to teach
the same Miss Eames resides in the house
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