The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-28
PERSONAL.


Cap. Sandusky is as proud of his re-
newed tug, the Cache, as he is Of his am
brosial locks snd shirt bosom.
Mayor Lansden found, when he re.
turned to the city, his "post Of duty"
standing and nobody holding 1t up with
care.
IA. Oberly," says the Commerce
(Mo Dispatch, drums a tin store in this
town." The Dispateh.is ungrammatical.
1t should say An Oberly
-Tabcr Brothers are prepared to man
ufacture any pattern Of jewelry to order
10 suit the parties and the purse. All
kinds Of rings, seal, chased and plain, to
fit the finger and the purse. If.
The Mound City Journal puffs all the
lawyers who were engaged in the trial of
Alfred Williams for murder. Mccartney
wa, high up, Anderson g. was highly COM
plimented," Mum was eloquent through
ont" Green was moderate throughout,
heightened and scholarly; at times elo-
quent, though making no effort to appear
so"
| The following were the arrivals at the
Delmonico hotel yesterday: p. N Smith
and b. F. Shields, Missouri; S. NJ. Orr,
. city; Geo. s. Pidgeon and John w. Car.
ter, Mound City; S. Wilson, river; r. M
Anderson and L. Brown, Memphis; WA
White and +. J. King, St. Louis; Dad
Ryan, st. Louis; r. c. Cash, Terre Haute
John Gillispie and Jack Abbie, Missouri
G. w. Howell, Golconda VIM. Z. Ora.
ham and j. Bush, Evansville Thos Burns,
Ennis, Ark; VIM. Sullivan, New Orleans;
Patrick Nealon, Cincinnati G. F. Bouton,
Joncsboro; III. Cady, Michigan; Harry
Beal /. q. r. r.; James Kelly, st. Louis ;
John T. CURE, steamer Eckert; w. II.
Mendenhall, Wheeling; j. S. Morris, Ul-
lin; II. Levy, city; A. +. Mason, Column
bus N.Y.; a. Perkins, Mounds, ILL.,; Jas. G.
Arick, city; VIM. A. Thornton and fam-
ly, PEORIA L. A. Burris, steamer Eckert;
| VIM. ii. Thomas and Thomas Halliday.
city.
The following are ohe arrivals at the
st. Charles hotel w. W. Crawford,
Dorchester; Frank ODER, Boston; w. j.
Rudd, Columbus; w. II. Williams CAL
nuct Geo. II. Arnold, Keokuk John G.
Cambell and wife, Cine matt; j. C.
Spring, n. Ii. Turner, St. Loeis; F. w
Quagmire, Springfield ; Jno. H. Scott,
Metropolis Caleb Hoagland, J. II. Pat
rick, Chicago; Don c. McKinzie, Steamer
Eckert; Frank &. LicLkc, st. Louis Wal
ter NJ. Phillis, ID. l.. st, Johns Memphis :;
Charles A. Walker, Steamer st. Mary +;
Jno b. Lyon, Miss Nellie Walker, Chi
cagoi Harry Beal l. &. r. r.; James b.
Massey, Blue Island; Stimson, Chicago !;
J. X. Parder, Salt Lake; J. Brokers Gin;
Mort McRoberts, Mew-York; T. NJ. Cuff.
hch, Cin.i W. II. kissing Sun r. A. Camp
bell, st. Louis b. F. Bryant, City.
F.! Judge Bross severely reprimanded a
party of inebriatc gentlemen, who week
| ot5o ioet Suh'hs cOHSlutThOlc NOISE
at Philharmoni. hall and knocked the
money box out of the treasurers hand,
scattering the fractional currency about
the foor as thick as the leaves that strew
the vale Of Valambrosa, "as it we're"
The judgesaid that incbriety that departed
from the path of quiet and inoffensive
stupidity was eXcuseable in very young
man or editor but could not be excused
in men of advanced years. He truthfully
remarked, that the conduct of the party
in question had compelled the Thalas to
build ticket Office, so that the treasurer
| might be protected from such attrcks, and
that therefore the party were in duty
bound to pay for the cost of the office. "If
l stood in your boots, gentlemen " said
the judge sharply, ~ should do so without
a moments hesitation And we believe
him. And if we stood in the boots of the
men lectured by the judge, no would
fine US 50 and costs. lie always does.