The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-10-26
PERSONAL MATTERS.


a Word or Two About the People We know.
, Col. Winston and Squire Jorgenssn
are absent at Chicago on Masonic business.
Mr.. j. b. Fulton, who was ON the
sick list for some time, is, VIC are glad to
see, himself again.
Hon. John II. Mulkey is in Shawnee
town, and is the only Cairo lawyer attend
ing the Gallatin Circuit Court.
Gen. Raum, hopeful as Burnside-con-
fdent that the g. and v. road in which he
has taken such lively interest will turn
up all rights at Shawneetown on pro-
fessional business.
While at Metropolis last Saturday we
met Charles Carroll, Of Gallatin--met him
for the first time, and beg leave to say that
we are very anxious to 60 our whole pile
on him as high-toned and very clever
gentleman.
Chief Myers and detective Arnold re-
turned from the st. Louis police conven-
ton yesterday morning. They came by
the Iron Mountain road, and look ss fresh
as could be expected after so protracted q
siege"
Capt. Scott the steamboat man
who 10 circulating the petition which We
publish this morning, is veteran. He
has labored all his life to elevate the social
standing of the class to which he belongs
and is the author of several important i'm
. provements in river navigation. He in
vented the system Of steamboat signals
now in use on the Mississippi, Missouri
and Ohio, and was frst TO use q compass
in running from point to point on foggy
or very dark nights.
Capt. VIM. P. Halliday has been ap-
pointed by the governor director Of the
X Cairo and st. Louis railroad, and so has
e Judge Crawford, ofU nion county. We hope
these gentlemen and the other directors
= may be able to stop the clamor Of the men
about Cairo who ,oilt complain about this
20 road and denounce the men who have been
or engaged to build it,
Col. Charles Z. Furlong, of vicksburg
- Miss, sheriff of Warren coanty, called on
US yesterday. The coloneli is carpet bag
he offce-holder, but seems to be very clev-
a. or gentleman. He has neithera split hooi
on nor horns, and to all appearances would
ng. be i'll adapted to either "treason, strate
gem or spoils." Ifth, colonel is e. spe-
- cimen carpet-bagger, good average
we must take issue with II. Greeley in hi
Aon on opinion Of the class. The colonel inform
st., us that the feeling between the radical
his and democrats is very intense, and tina
ss people Of his kind walk in fear and trem
m bling. If this is SO, the colonel without
- doubts injoys the dangers he lives among
and has grown fat and gay Bacchus all
in despite of the terrors of the horrible
:. kukluk khan.
The arrivals at the st. Charles hoteI
- yesterday were ID. G. Wilcox, Paducah
ID. L. Sanders, Paducah; Mrs. A. NJ. War.
ner, Quincy; n Z. Way, Irvington, ILL.,;
w. l.. Corbett and wife, Louisville; s. A.
& Jones, st. Louis; Henry w. Allen, Chica-
e 90; J. Robertson, st. Louis; d. G. Morey,
Jackson, Tenn; F. s. Van Alstine Louis.
10 Vile; Chas. +. Furlong, Vieksburg; Jno.
Ie Emory, Pennsylvania John F. Barbour,
MD, st. Louis; T. Wardln Bowman,
!. Monroe, La; j. B. Drury, New Orleans !;
=, p. Phantom, New Orleans; ID. d. Robert.
% % son, Calhoun, Ky. j. S. Neal, steamer In
diana; N. Ohleneyer, New York; N. A..
Durham, Du Quoin; A. Eddy, jackson,
II Mich; VIM. F. Anderson, Memphis j..
NJ. Carothers Daily Times, Helena Ark;
{ Stephen A. Mills, Cincinnati B. F. Bond,
: Jackson, Tenn; j. G. johnson, Evansville.
The following were the arrivals ut the
: Delmonico hotel, VIM. Winter proprietor
g for the twenty-four hours ending at 10
d o'clock, pm, October 25th, 1871: Charles
!. Sloan, river; Orson Morgan, Champaign,
ILL.,; +. Herwick and lady, Kinmundy; T.
. b. Schofeld, Cincinnati; II. Warwood,
Martins Ferry, o.; j. G. Crow Chicago;
James o. Nicholson, Harrison, Ark; Jno.
!" Stafford, Pttsburg; Geo. Burritt, Louis
vile; VIM. A. Wells, New Albany; Jno.
T. Goodrich, New Albany w. II. Patter-
= son and lady, Texas; Z. X. GRANVILLE,
70 Evansville; John T. Taylor, Louisville +;
U. hSH'J -'' <hho"i NniChBoi N. wait ana
Is A. G. Russell, steamer Mohawk; A. w.
e. Benedict, St. Louis II, A. Stsagald, De-
\. caturville, Tenn; Joe Schlange, st. Louis
Geo. A. Babbitt, IC.R.R; A. j. Jordan,
New York; Geo. w. Waters, Glendale;
:. w. r. Brown, Metropolis; NJ. X. Groth-
10 wohl and family, Columbus, Ky; j. N.
y Pell, Louisville; Jacob Dobler, St.
Charles hotel; +. NJ. StockAeth, city
n: W. II. Kellogg, Elmwood Ill; Lewis
8; Blotoue, Chicago; X. b. Thinner, st. Lou
,g Is II. i. Brewster, l. G. II. r.; John An.
L. dorson, River Z. w. Stowfer, Metropolis
ne Mrs. l.. Hurt, faducah Miss Annie Ev-
of ans, Jonesboroi Martin McGinty Cincin-
A. natl; Daniel Toal, Louisville; F.J. Par.
ker, Texas w. c. Hohuan, z. T., Bsggette
and s. Fuqua, Springfield, Tenn.
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