The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-20

tho object has been obtained. Quinn' ana
| the brick nasons nc his back, nave maze
the bost Of the alignment against the wood
on cistern plan, but they have not shaken
our faith in its practicability.
| The following named gentlemen arc
the petit jurors Of the present term of the
circuit court:
| VIM. Dunnjng,, A JatnAs @. Sullivan,
| John Dunning, Monroe Stone,
! Benjamin Dexter, John Allen,
Ellis II. Hunter, VIM. James,
| Lewis Palmer, VIM. Ellison,
| James Anderson, w. G. Hughes,
+ James Hutchinson, II. A. Thorns,
| A. M. Cauble, Robert Rheutan,
Geo. De Glider, r. j. Candif,
VIM. Edder, Fred. G. Fulton
Charles Fisher, Huston Barnett,
| MILFORD Eames, 1T. Carpenter.
| The arrivals at the st. Charles yestor-
bay W9fe asi follows dtJ. N. clifford, ' Da-
buque, Iowa. M. Strange, Chicagc Capt.
J. B. Moray, johnson county; james
Norris, Cape Girsrdeau; John ]. OBrian,
In. Y; A. Julien, New Orleans; r. A
Eurdrisnville, same; G. Tibbsta Chicago;
j NJ. Bennett, same; John Holshouse,
Dongola; Henry Melcher, st. Louis; w.
Graham, Cumberland, ILL.,; H. s. Wheeler,
Chicago; r. NJ. Dugan, 81. Louis L. 7.
Moore, Centralia, ILL.,; W. T. Pierce, Car
denvillc, Mo-; Mr.. Beatty and family,
same; A. Grinding, St. Louis; L. Z.
Bucknell, same; A. X. J..Crook, Spring
field, al. cII III 2HIL f.4G.
Miss Ellen D. Eames, formerly Of Kal.
amazoo, having taken up her residence in
Cairo, informs the public that she is desir-
Gus of giving instruction in vocal and in
strumental music and in French. Miss
Ramcs comes among US with excellent re-
commendations. During the late session
q the Northwestern Academy Of Music,
she was among the most proficient in piano
forte practice and vocal instruction, and
the conductors u III " academy a Unite in
their testimony 10 her thorough knowledge
If music and her capability to teach the
same. Miss Eames resides in the house
formerly occupied BY Mr.. G. B. Omstead,
where Shswtlt % happy to receive pupils
and give any information desired in re-
II gard 10 terms, etc.
u The cards we're stocked" against
y, Ward in Linegar, Num- s. Popss law Of
fec on Sunday. He didn't ascertain the
| 4act until A votes for Miller out Of . to.
I'll vote of "a, knohabd him into h cooked
hat. Tho philosophy with which he takes
The Bullets of the leaders Of his party, who
use him but never, seward him, is really
charning. -Aissr- awhile he will become
20 meek and tractabls that be will visit
! the Office of Linegar, Mum & Pope, daily,
and request (one Of hettlsaderJto kick
him, and failing to obtain his punishment
| till have no appetiiAS' He lacks gall
70 mako OPPRESSION hitter, 4p his party
he has no independence, but is the livery
/ obedient servant" Of tie clique-one of
their hewets Of wood and drawers Of was
ter.
| M :. Ed. -Millett- hos Accepted the po-
sition Of associate iediter Of The BULLE-
TIN, and will enter upon the discharge of
bis duties to-day. Mr.. Willett needs no
| commentator to recommend him to the
favor Of the people Of Csire, and the sur
rounding country. He is. widely known as
an able newspaper man, and has reputa.
ton as a writer not circumscribed by local
boundarics.O During seven yehfs. inn
mediasoly preceding they ,dwsr - he
was identified with the newspaper inter-
ests of Cairo, and added much by his pc
ouliar talents to theraciness Of the COL
I pmns over which he hadlooutrSk lie re-
turns TO his old home now to mako it his
permanent residence. and will resume his
Old busihess spaoS 1 Slt fsisatds, who win,
We are suta give him heprty5 veicoma
! 1t may not be improper in this connection
to say, that now, being relieved from the
drudgery of the entire control of THE Bull
IEriN, we hope to Be able 70 add now fea:-
lures to the paper, and render il. pQre ac-
ceptable to the public.
Norrcr.-Parker & Blake have ' removed II
to Bross brick sPss, on p9ppWcial ave-
hue, second door from the corner Of 18th
| street. They have added to their already
large .lScle oftpasss.f Ssls, widow gfasf,
wall paperssha4es,xlspns yarnishcs, etc,
and invite the public generally to call on
them in their new quarters. They make
q spesislitysOfit tho INC slsbrstsd .AuralASpt,
which they will supplystq thslr, customers
in quantities from half pint to ten bar
| rels, at much less cost than coal oil, and
warrant it not toseXpl9de. 4 .ang26dlm-as
NoTIoE,z-TAeIb0oks Of theI NOdd-Fel-
lows Benevolent Association of Egypt"
have been opsnedf and any member OF
Alexander lodge, No. 224, DESTROYS ct be,
coming member of me Association,
may do 80 upon'' application to
the sseetc.sry I Of A thsoHAssosia-
ton, pro tenn, at The BULLETIN Of
flee, before Tuesday evening, September
| Goth, Instant. JOHN II. OBERLY,
| secy,Q F.Br A. f T.. pr9 tenn.