The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-09-14

number of those dollars TO good use by
,;ou;da,ine a few debts ho left behind him
in this city. 't-.
WIN. Ehlers, at his shop ON goth street
is still manufacturing every variet. OF
boots and shoes from genuine French calf
Che uses no other kind) which he sells
ready made or made to order at price
that defy competition. .I.. jy26tf
He is dead-J. H. Metcalfs famous
old Tom Cat. When he yielded up the
ghost and went 10 the country from
whose bourne no cat returns, he was 10
years, 6 months and 4 days old according
to the family register. Peace to the old
boys ashes. He leaves no family, having
died in bachelorhood.
The most popular shoe shop in town
is on 20th street opposite the court house
hotel, where VIM. Ehlers manufactures
boots and shoes for his customers, variant
ed to be Of the best French calf, kip or
morocco, and which he guanratecs to give
entire satisfaction. Call on him and you
will know how it is yourself jy2Stf
The Sir Knights of this city who owill
attend the great Sir Knights reunion in
Baltimore, are Manning Mayfeld, {.
Winston, q. Hanny, Rev. Mr.. Coan, G. G.
Davidson, Louis Jorgensen, .Jno. Antrim,
j. B. Fulton, p. W. Barclay, ]. c. Willis,
c. Z. Lee and b. F. Blake. They will com.
mence the pilgrimage on Friday next
The bids for the construction of St. Jo-
seph's Catholic church were opened on
Tuesday night. They are as follows; G.
A. Christman, slate roof, s22, 400; Arthur
Boyle, slate roof, s2l, ,5oO Timothy Cor
man, without brick and sand $4,000;
John Madden, $lsS42; G. w. Hendricks,
sls45o; John Major, sl6,645; r. L. Mel
cher & Sen, st. Louis, $l5,5oo.
The select council met last night and
allowed number Of bills. After it ad-
journed joint meeting Of the council was
held and the business Of reading ordinances
was proceeded with. All the members
present take lively interest in ordinance
literature---almost ~ much - the readers
Of THE BULLETIN, who no doubt, pre-
fer calomel.
Mr.. Joel G. Morgan and Mr.. L. II.
Psrsdoe have commenced the publication
Of daily paper at Shawneetown called
The Gazette. The first number was issued
on last Tuesday and has not yet come 10
hand. The proprietors promise to furnish
to the Shswneetown public "a live, inter-
osting daily, devoted to the interests of
shawneetown and the development Of
Gaiia,in county" We wish the enter
prise, which 10 venturesome one, abun-
dsnt success, and hope that THE BuLLE-
TIN may And place on The Daily Gasette's
exchange list
Reuben Smith, colored man, in
communication to the .Sua,attacks the col
ored men of the city who refuse to be led
back ward and forward in the interest Of
white radical ofhce-ssskers. Reuben is the
fellow who published aIcsrd in The Bull
LKTIS some time ago declaring that he had
been ousted from the jaui.orship Of the
Thirteenth street school house for not vot-
ing for Mr.. Harrell for school director,
and asserting that he had voted for him.
On the same day he handed in this card he
told Mr.. Webb thst he had voted for n.
A darkey Of this kind will, Of course,
willingly be used as the tool Of the white
radical grsb-all managers.
The following arrivals were registered
at the st. Charles hotel yesterday j. w.
Westcott and family, Memphis VIM.
Grows and daughter, Memphis; j. s.
Wallace and wife, New Madrid, Mo-; Jas.
j. Walker, New York S. Kaufman, In
dianapolis, Ind. A. d. Armstrong, str.
Susie Silver; e. II. Cheek, Marietta, GA;
L. T. Moore, Centrslia, Ill; Geo. Schulze,
Pinckneyville, ILL.,; l.. w. Purfon, Chi
cago; NJ. e. Wright, Cincinnati; w. NJ.
Harkey, q. b. Schultz, A. ID. Lyelyster,
Hornersville, No; w. +. Kennett, Shell
ton, Mo; John s. Gibnsy, Wheeling, Va
L. B. Alden, Quincy, Mich; Thos. Bell,
Louisville, XVI James Bell, Golden, H..
J. j. Hooker, Cinsinnsti, Oh W. II. Gard
ner, Saunders, Mass j. II, Overton,
Hickman, XVI n. Hoffman, Fl. Wayne
Ind; s. Bernard, A. c. Dubois, Fort
Wayne, Ind; c. Keneall, wife and daugh-
ter, Montgomery, Ala Capt. Geo. L.
Norton, steamship Crescent City New
Orleans. ...H ..-tv r.s .+ ...
An Italian was arrested yesterday by
Chief Of Police Myers on suspicion Of be-
ing the assassin of old man Beebe, On
the day of the murderous assault, the
italian with little boy came with wsg-
on ss far as Lake creek bridge, twelve
miles from Cairo, on the Unity road. The
party in charge OF the wagon stopped
near the bridge for dinner, and the Ital-
ian and boy passed on. In ten minutes
after Besbe passed the bridge and follow
cd after the Italian. In about an hour af-
ter the party in charge of the wagon
started forward after the Italian and
found Bsebs on the roadside, about one
mile from the Mississippi on what 10 call
cd the Potts road. Suspicion immediate
ly fell on the Italian, and on this informa-
tion he was arrested. The chief searched