The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-12
Personal LOCALS.

- Judge VIM. II. Green and lady re-
turned to the city yesterday.
Hon. ID. w. Mum left for Washington
by the afternoon train yesterday.
F. NJ. Stockheth has gone to Cinon-
natl, to replcnish his stock of liquors, wines,
etc.
S. p. Wheeler ard VIM. b. Gilbert
Esqs., left for Jonesboro yesterday, to at
tend the Union county circuit court.
The following were the arrivals AT the
st. Charles hotel yesterday: James. II.
Parks, str. Colorado; Fred. B. Houston
Evansville, Ind S. T. Hoag, Pulaski, ILL.,;
NJ. ii. Williams, Chicago; Capt. /. II.
Mckee, St. Louis; c. c. Grcenley, Chicago;
John q. Dickhaus, st. Lonis; Jas. j. Sim,
Golconds; jas X. Frick, Evansville; Jno
Maxwell, New Orleans; II. Shaw and wife,
New Orleans; Hon. A. Hanniyer, st. Lou
is; w. ii. BoHnger, st. Louis; ID. p. In
graham, New-York; +. +. Kerr, Nd. City;
Capt. A. Lamonte, str. Arkansas; c. Her.
sonn Boston; o. Palmer, Cincinnati; T.
Herman, Nation, Ill; A. Mitchell, Supt
1. c. X. r., Chicago; Miss Minnie jackson,
Eaton, Pa.
From the Chicago Neo Corenant, of
December 9th, we clip the following in
reference TO Miss DR.. Mary j. Stafford :
| The readers of the New Corenant are so
well acquainted with the works Of Mary
j. Stafford az home and abroad that we do
not deem it necessary to allude to them in
this greeting of welcome to her as citi-
zen of Chicago. Those of us who have
followed her through years OF unceasing
energy and toll combating against preju-
dices which in America hedged in her am
bition, but which melted like frost before
sunshine in the old world, where her zeal
for, and love of science were duly APP
preciated, and who realize that she re-
nounced for her life work all that holds
the majority of women captive-the pleas
| ures that wealth and case can command,
we can but feel that she is one of the few
appointed to the great, we might almost
| say, divine work of making sound the
casket that holds the spirit which makes
us akin to him in whose image we are
made. We feel confident that her untir-
ing efforts to perfect herself for the work
in which she is engaged will be amply re-
wsrded by the success that will attend
her as practitioner.
The following were the arrivals at the
Delmonico hotel, VIM. Winter, proprietor,
since the last reported to Q o'clock, p. NJ.
Dec. list, 1871 Fred. w. Maulsly, PIT.
Pleasant, Mo-. l.. w. Burgess, Dongola,
H.. John F. Umback, Evansville, Ind. (;
VIM. Rannberg, Str. Baker, Geo. w.
Olmsted, Little Rock T. p. Stoop, St.
Louis, Miss. Annie Moore, Du'Quoin c.
o. Davis, John II. Sauntag, Evansville,
Ind. Jacob Beard, Barbondale, H.. b.
b. Roush, Racine, o.. Frank. j. Smell
Gin, o.. j, Hindle, Vaudeville, KY. d.
Moring, Chicago, H.. 5. l.. Vance,
. Bloomington, Ill. w. p. Anderson, San
: dusby, Ohio Alex. Young, Str. Kate Ro
oihsoh w W. Soipyi icHHcsSce ilcnr,
Melcher, st. Louis, Mo- isaac 5. Grubes
John OborIow, ReIIvino. III. y May
Il Ion, j. Alfred, st. Paul, MINI. ii. Fisher
- St. Louis, Mo-; Il. Rains, Sedaia, Mo.
Ed. Stout. Omaha, Neb. ; Milton Reed
River Capt Devore, X. T. Russell, Str
Marble City Chas. Kennedy, Longan
sport, Ind. Capt James Clark, NJ. Ruth
Ian, Str. Silver Bow Ben. Stallard, Alex
Smily, Bellard Co., Ky, Chas. l.. Die.
lutche st. Louis, Nc, VIM. Hallowel
Chicago, Ill. Robt. o Mel, Str. Bedford
: A. Smith, Ballard Co., Ky; L. Young
Mound City; &. A. D'Baun, Ullin, III.
Geo Blair, Cincinnati, o.; VIM. Haythorn,
Sandusky City, o.; Geo. T. Pohle, Mount
Vernon, Ohio Joel Cook Joseph Cook,
st. Louis, Mo.