The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-17

continue business on souno ons's'
Mis- Dr.. Mary Stafford will not, a.
we stated day or 20 since, establish a
hospital for won n. in Washington. al
present, but will 20 /" Chicago and Their,
administer 10 the wants and I / meits o
the suffering in tina: city.
A drunken fellow was arrested on Sat
urday for being drunk, and nuisance gen
orally, but in consequence Of his being q
cripple, stay Of execution was granted in
his case, on condition that he leave town in
two hours. Yesterday, however, he wa
re-arrested, drunken than ever.
The contractors and employees Of the
Southern Illinois Insane Asylum sub
scribed to the Chicago Relief Fund the
handsome sum Of Si595o. Col. Wood de-
posted the amount in the City National
Bank yesterday, and directed Mayor Ma
son 20 draw for it.
The chances tina. your life will fall
within a year is two per cent. The
chances that your house will burn within
year is less than one quarter per cent.
Why insure the latter and neglect the for
mer? Delay no important duty for n
single hour Insure your life-in the
Life Association of America.
-Messrs. Burpet. & Co. have opened a
hide store in Thornton's block, on Tenth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues, where they solicit public pa
tronage They advertise TO pay higher
prices than was ever paid for like articles
in this city. Give them a call
Mr.. a. Susanka, treasurer of the gem
eral committee on relief for the Chicago
sufferers, yesterday turned over to Mayor
Lsnsden the sum Of $500 for the purpose
of forwarding the same to Col. X. b. Ma
son, mayor Of Chicago, to be used by him
for the relief of the sufferers by the recent
great fire.
The Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM.
Schick, proprietor, Nos. 26 and IS Eighth
street, is favorite place of resort with all
lovers OF Weiss Beer, Liquors of every
description, and all kinds OF foreign and
home Wines. No ordinary liquors are
dispensed at the bar Of the saloon-only
the very best, and guests find in attend
ance polite and accommodating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day at 10
O'Clock am. ausl7tt.
The gallant steamer Ada Heilman,
John b. Hall, commanding, will leave
Cairo on Wednesday next at u o'clock,
for Memphis and intermediate points. The
Heilman is agood and safe boat and de-
serves to be sustained in the trade she is
now employed. For freight or passage
apply &c j. NJ. Phillips, or to Jas. NAL
oney, passenger agent.
"A young man by the name of vii.
liam Patterson, about twcnty-four years
old and supposed to be from Charleston,
Missouri, was killed by the falling Of
tree at ST. Genevieve Island on or about
the 18th of the present month. He was
buried on the island. For further infor-
nation address either the captain or clerk
Of the steamer j. J. Ebert, care of Phil.
Howard, Cairo.
Peter .Ssup has opened abrsn new oys
ter saloon, 10? Commercial avenue, where
he will keep on hand constantly fresh
oysters, the largest and most delicious in
the city, which he will sell the by case, can
Or dozen. The saloon has been fitted up
with the express view OF supplying
gentlemen and ladies with place where
they may enjoy meal of these toothsome
bivaves quietly, without being disturbed
BY the hustle and noises incidental to the
restaurant oyster room.
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The prisoners in the city Jail made ar
unsuccessful attempt to escape on last Sat-
urday night. They had succeeded in re-
the nut from one Of the heavy bolts
used in locking the door, when Jailcr Nc
Hale put in an appearances and stopped
their operations. They bad made saw of
an old knife and were trying TO saw off
the bars in the windows. McHale admon-
i,hcd them, in manner more forcible than
elegant, to "let up on all such attempts
by putting them in irons,
In the BULLETIN Of Sunday the state.
ment was made that the watch taken from
the Commercial avenue jeweler was taken
by man named Charley johnson. This
was incorrect. johnson was in company
with the young man who did take it, but
IS cxhonorated by him Of any knowledge of
the taking. From what we can learn Of
this affair, the young men were ona clark,
and the watch, which WAS almost worth
less, WAS taken by the young man IN whose
possession it was found in spirit Of reck-
lessness and not for gain. Whisky was at
the bottom of the whole affair.
ID. Lampert has removed his shop
from Ohio Levee, to Sth between CONNER
cial and Levcc, and he now invites his
friends to one of the best fitted shops in
the city, every thing is kept in the nea-
test and best manner possible; snow white
towels, brignt keen razors, pure water,
fragrant soaps, clear oils and fine perfu-