The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-31
THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex'
eepted.
PERSONAL.

Judge Baker has been prevented from
. returning to Metropolis by the illness OF
his wife.
The ladies of Mississippi county, Mis-
souri,, ride spurred and armed. The Smitl
& Wesson Is their favorite pistol.
-Harman Able, at the head Of hunt
ing party, left the city yesterday morning
with his trusty gun on his shoulder.
M. L. Norman, cashier for Mr.. G. X.
Woodward, received by telegraph tho sad
intelligence Of the severe illness Of his
father and left for his home at Lockport,
New York, yesterday afternoon.
The beaming features of the always.
welcome-to-Cairs Jewett Wilcox were
seen on our streets Sunday and yesterday.
He can't, try as much as he will, stay away
from this village, and nobody wants him
to. He is public spirited gentleman
a valuable member of any community.
Among those who tore themselves
away from Cairo yesterday was Mr.. Ed
ward Willett. He knocked down an inn
pertinent man who asked him if he in
tended to make Paducah his future resi-
dcnce The insult was fragrant and the
blow iuStifable.
The arrivals a. the st. Charles yester-
day were: Oscar Hunaker, New Orleans;
II. b. Right, &. & st. l.. X. r. W. c.
Campton, st. Louis; Fred N. Nixon, st.
Louis; G. 5. Afford, St. Louis; VIM
Simons, Cincinnati, Ohio; John j. Barton,
Philadelphia Mrs. Keays, Miss N. Gill
lett and G. b. Jackson III, Jcwett Will
cox, st. Louis A. j. Cole Palmyra; John
A. Hook, Columbia, Pennsylvania; +. NJ.
Barmen, Memphis stephen Hudson,
Camden, Ark; +. q. Goodman, Phil;
A. Schurz, st. Louis; j. q. Shule, st.
Louis; Johs Lynch and wife, New Or
leans Signor A. Farini, 'Italien Opra,"
New-York Daniel Coborn. New-York
NJ. II. Fulton, City; F. A. Nallctte St.
Louis; John Pickard, Jr. Cincinnati, o.
AT meeting Of the Arab fire COM
pany, held lately, the following preamble
aud resolutions were adopted:
| WHEREAs, An all-wise Providence has
called from our midst Brother Henry Har-
ris,
Resolved, That, in the death of Brother
Harris, our company has lost o worthy
member--one who was always ready when
danger called-his family a kind and in
dulgent husband and father, and our city
= a good citizen.
Besoiced That we deeply sympathise
with the family Of the deceased in their
bereavement.
Resotced, That the engine house hall be
draped in mourning for thirty days, and
the members OF this company wear the
usual badge of mourning for the same
period.
Resotred, That these resolutions be pub
lshed in the daily papers of the city and a
copy of the same be sent to the family Of
our deceased brother.
The following are the arrivals at the
Deimonico hotel, VIM. Winter proprie-
tor, since last reported w. A. Getz, Ky;
20 w. }. iost, Metropolis, III. q. Clark
ST. Louis, Mo; o. Irving, milwaukee,
= Wis; j. Kavanangh, Carbonate, III.
j. St Ledger, DuQuoin, H.; C.S. Goshan
Philadelphia, Pa. w. II. Pell, Paducah
Ky; j. A. Broloski, St. Louis, NO 4; G
T.. Gratehouse, Union Town, Ky; g. NJ
Reader, Str. City of Quincy; }. Owen
Fulton, KY; NJ. Cariga, Fulton Ky; J
= &. Arick, City; j. W. hurry, Hickman
R Ky X. NJ. Smith, Skep.with Landing
Miss, $. NJ. CRADLE Logansport Ind
q, w. OWN, Logansport, Ind. A. I
Greer, Hszelwood, Ill. Isaac Farmer
Delphi, Ind ID. Broadhurst Memph,,
Tenn; II. Philips, Niagra, Canada G
Ode, Ullin, H.; B, s, Hoag, Ullin, Ill.
d. l.. G. Burgese Georgia !
Robertson, st. Louis, Missouri
= l.. Morgan, Centralia Jack Hodges, LII
sNewood; A Phillips and A. Leder ma,
st. Louis w. II, Morris, city; N. L. v
Rollins, Ballard county; George Beul
cincinnati Louis Hoffman and two son
B. C'heinnatii VIM. Wilson, Memphis
ae'rge W. Jackson and family, Chsrle
and .oh' Mo- W. Rheutan, City; G. 4
DO BAUM, .ullin, H.; Frank S, Rucl
H Chicago, Hill. w. Moore, Bland,iIl,
KY H. B. Herr, Ballard county, XIV.
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