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New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESTs
EsN RAILROAD

Depos EssYork foot Of Barclay IT. and oot Of C'ophc
WIN ER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MOADA1 nov - iSb
fo EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Dsavns 80 bee
Branch ~ Dover rith Chester B,neh - WI" sasI
Newton Wsshng0n With tie d. a. ana " p b
Gsp Strouturg Scranton Great Bend BnEha wv
ard al points ho LesasaAnA srd B0o'sG
- Dt aware and Hudsor X Re - . -, -,
to,n Dover Wa.hingon, Pbpsburg and Isss eos
meets at Phhr.birg Dct r. r. Tor BeTi.e 6e ht
l. v T. Bethlehem Ansrtowsi Essh Cbonk ,sa
Nnkeitare. -
4UB m SCRANTON EXPRESS eoruses Dover With C1ets T.
r. Waterloo sh SUSSEX r. anJ tt Wash ngtes With D. L. tAf
W. r 4 for Nst'r Gap solisbup, sad scranton . ~
,0p HACKBTfSTOWs MAIL, connects st!s Boosop Chs q
ard 5usn Railroads
ard G;io p m. ,.,,.
a.lo. a.29 and coop m. --...,- -. =. =, .. :, g.. !.
F,r ORANGE .na SOUTH ORANGE $50 7;3o, $40 lo.lo az
1i2O "a l0 23g $40, $40 49, $50 eo $50 go" sna u u
rrw,Pg a, s,,o 7lo 500 r4n o:lo .lc;io 1870 4
80 sad 100 2;00 40. $40 $40 $3.50 $50 t4rs
4sO 5 10 $50 GO) -o bfV, '3O, gCo AID h'iS n
Trains iirseJ stop a, Ia. hegars ....o, ,,n =. =.
IL ---.n-- n.l /. u
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE bonds
OF TIE
St Louis G SOUTH -EhSTEnT HALLWAY &C
CT ILLINOIS AND INDIANA,
COy ROAD COMPIBTED AND IN OPEaATI0NJ

tOS ROAD COMPLETED AND IN OPERATIONS
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABIE Is GOLD Iter,,t at
SEVEN PBR CENT payable 10 Neviok May and EoymA F6tb
OF GOVERNMENT TAX
Price o. 12 and ACCRUED INTEREST n Currency Subscription
81 500 GOO. Igsue Of bonds limited 10 $4,000 rer mile
length Hre 100 rsesDO COMPLETED AND IN oPERA-
TON, rest utdeT construction.
The road through Of tie most pouloGs snd fertile regions ia
tie West connecting St. Louis, the largest city the West With
Nashville the LARGEST Tennessee Louisville the arges 10
tGcty and Evansville the second in Indiana shortest
best possible Ines Every mile oft great ti ~
Iiro mined ya'ls polts toe road and yielding fom %
90 millions Of tuns per square nile.
Tho Salt works Of Galstp County this hre operation
Of Unlimited capacity ,al Vie oy 40 mile. OF si
Louis
The only ron and Lead Mines Illinois miles Of
the tr,ct.
1900 cO huhes OF Com 45O1oo bushels Of Wheat 10000
Of other sh cTs lG5 head Hogs grown
vere b. the road during the yea, lso ty population Of
23,01.
The during the 6 "A ss oi November after the opening
ST. Louis division 30 ni,s varying from 500 $500
per tas amply sufficient pay al eIPeses including interest
bond, and operation, and leave Surplus for
This the largest camel Art by equal
length fAdtg into 81. Louis
Ae thorough investigation eonvuce that tess bouds
among the best ard safest offered IN
Further particulars furnished upon sppicatos
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUiSUN
~ rI,,l L III 20 An rr,.rs lesr. Thr.hs oloss.

NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT or
~ CoPTf tKoTST- WEST PHILADELPHIA a. t1 s1asS s1
l. 90 S. 800 = e.l0' p y night FOR ihslsi s "a
den aud4 D. For BAL llNOhh anl " ASH
THE WEST Baltimore 81 % ll;Jo aad ~ +" sizes
SOlTI AND SOUTU.WESr, $3.50 m., s;@t' y, -. -
pe az, hed % he s:lO r. m. daily. snd iun
to Ivnebug without change for The NESl wa
r,asq:s2 ant 9 p. silver Palace cafs AZ, s,-4--
70 ue $3.50 and through from N-iorA 70 49,. ii . As
chauge silver Pace cars ife AVA
m Gay and through o. Pttshargh snoi1uAh fcrt,
~ Lou snl Chicago without etange Tickets of sac A. '
ana tepot Jrfses 4 Daily. tNturisfs etl
De-emp.r l'.u r. W. JACkSON, Gsn,ral suPsnh hslS--
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
6ieamboais ana Railroads.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
, S' f.s Ss'S' hTs5s sse.. g'ss s'r Js'ss Ls .. a..
& d.a.s to91 ont n lle & a'F aud ss,ch ,tesrcn
VIZ " cirI or NRw-YoaK.
CRY or LAWRENCE, "a
s 5 'ys w, sT YoIE daily gsso1ay sr,sg, sd., o. -.
For wLoHtoa and srseh there oone,sg With Hrpo t,,,
Fst .iorgb tickets snd rates Sf hegh sPg s ht o3 r
'GTs k,st X,sI ~ =. ,sso >. f. SHORT. :. A,snt
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER
80. a. 4 ? ~ ~ from Per n X r.. foot q Roeiaso,.,
i' HosloS S1tSS = fiSffSsinTSSss FH5ySFScs e
PROV worR RS or N Sot r. Rsg 'oi s an, ~ -
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on IIousa-
Tne iad ~ S'as1saes ks.nsd l' d. sanes leave csas-
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. and the
connecting Wii Railroad -
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD co. =
TF % s I'd Esa 5 sGJaSfs = aiSSas nd .s
Ihs2I hR y KsG6D PS & PsI Norm E' % .Ti LaSD feorEt
saie e L-..eSss, ,e.s ,ls SssJ,'yy ssa lt ~ @
.S s D. G ed TI9 cEETs 9S COON 3 i9 % he sPS Only LINZ r
c. " PERyEIL GensuI As,a1
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger sni Frsgt Depot ~ YORK. foot q hbey,
-h the Delaware LaesaE.naa sl Western Raeaii AZ nr,e
high VALLEY Railroad and is forming direct nae
bSrgh aD e West without change Of ssO to Central f.
ALIESTows LINE TO THR WEST
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Cenneneng November p, iSi0Leaye ssw.YoTk fcoss.
m-FoT fenngton, Baon, Beth chem, MHsh Chank ss
7:4Oa m-Por EasioB.
s mwsrEsS ErPRrss daily teyeeJt sundsys r Hssar Aes
to-n Hrnssg and hs Wet Conreci at somere FOR Fcu;iet
at Junction for htronoburg water Gp Scranton Brghfmon sa
sase &C. H h1,burZ and Eiston for hsush Chsss sAbor
cty, Wilkesbaue. WilisHispot, Bde, SC.
LOGO a. m.-Nay Train for Soinerville.
II mfor fbm Eston Allentown March Chnns. hh,E,v
CITY N'Ae1arre, keaug Columbia Laneosie', bIeaa fgs.
Harnshurg 8s
2 D. m.-For Easos. Allentown ard Nsuch Chuht
$3.50 m.PGr Bason, AlentJwl Msnrh Chunk AID Bevige
4:5Op m.--For Somer1lle ani keni1gOn.
5pRiIsClENAT kIPREss. day, ktgos, Bethehcs khet
reading Harrisburg Ps5u 90 hcaeo snd Gndnush SssD
Palace Cam P5arg1 Chicago toascts al !sLss
with Delaware Lackarsnas Enl Ws..rn Railroad TO- senta
5:l5p n-Fof Scnerrls
0. m--For Bast0o.
7 pn-fof S0mcrviie
S y. m.-(EM gralD-FOr Easton.
s.ij m-Pcr Plsinhed
IL M For PluuseJ W.dpesisys aud saturdsvs
GOO $50 5:l5. $40 sO 9;Gt sJy cig uW
m-2m 90 200 3:l5. 3:0 400, 40 t;45, 5;l3 3;D 80
500 $50 700 7fO 500 S2t 300 9;i3. 'O;t5, R;O0 p
Ticket. for de he ob n al tie once OF No Central AS
Jersey oi Lbry,. n Il AZ No ho hoasi "
2 "a BroidNsyi NO u .enh,t and At tns
hotels H. b. hIhEh' seeshHNiHNAi
Pass. Ag.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun rses ;:25 Sun s,is...... SO Moon sets 52l
SANDY Uoos Cove lsard.... ga HeD Gate 8:l9
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
NEW 7-30 GOLD LOAN
SAFE! PROFITABLE ! PERMANENT !
JAY COOKE Dc co.
j \ &S)oINI- AZ 90.
oYFEE 0Np AcsRrIU iSTEHE'r rEs
FIRST MORTGAGE LAyI GlAIP GOLD RlTlS
o. THE
EORTHEaV PACIFIC RAILROAD CG.

Thee bonds sscuie l', by FIR Notes o4 ae tros4
its.h rolling g. si 4i ,q1pmers "ha D. li' tt,-
Land Gran, being than THen'o thousand Acres Of
Isul o = j nile Of HOa1 ,,-.
The bon are me fr,m Int.d S:' Tax he Principal tad Interest
are payable Principal tho end of Ih} years ahd ,Le
Interest Of SESEN AID IuEhErENf fe
CENT inruIn. 1900 .,,
$1,000
The rus.ees nv r the Nor'g,ra nsss iay Cooke n Pfc
thia an. Idg4f Tc1,on rreut Of de fenngysui Genital
Rsifosd Conpsn' M 49,. . ,--i. ., -
TIe.e northern Pocrc 20 PoHds viii at al nes before maturity he
receivable TE pRR CFsr Par siN tor l u eA'ns' ~ Tue
isgfs "a t.tiE l's'st ,lrh frtt.
IL siicn fler sluf ~ Mr tC POrt ld sn income l'lef
believe, han ol ef r,-- tee't Psso' le'g lred
ststes 6l0t b. coEsf eu into Nofhfn Pact r' ase
,er yearly sill have perfectly reliable ovest-
HOW TO GIT THEN-Yol r,artt Bank Buier viii sappy
an, sl,d titort rd a ne.ei faEo
wishing ether hords i ih' 60
Agnt, allow the pnc for AL
sAIEErtBLE sEsrRlihs-
living localities noto from Blrs eud money or rolef
and vii send back Northern Pdcic
rk without cost to d. nyetor For ffht if'
pb's etc, cl address tie UnleFuti or
the Banks Bankers 81 this
tuR
JAY COOKE { Co..
pHIABELfUrA. NEwioRK Asp WAsHissroN.
TioQi dJca's NortheTp P1oGc hti.roIf toRr1H1,
B Nat oaaI Banks sI by Brokers' generally throughout a
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
ROAD.
- Y SIMMER ARrA ANGRMENr.

CCMaESCING JtNE %, ls7c
Pisesgcr Satoa in New York, corner of T~etrs1Ft se
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For Ne~ Haven asd Bridgeport, SL) ;2o M i-' kLb
for Milford straor FAIRFIELD SOl.hqOrt snd wss7Ort is
For Scr1aI jEI 3 l3O q, a. Is:Is gIl lErl SO s
uE +. .sso fag o a. sAi i sHs . 3:4s $50
SIS $50 IEIj i:45 SO 6:5o 7:l5. CEr) p m.
Gree. Intermediate stations, g g. L;o a. n -' 80
sunesy Nal IRAN save. N.rYot - sss
Boston 'i' S'' SF'n5c'oSy 5coSyscriSG S iSS II TRASs @
For Boston via Springfield. a. m. AID pm
For Hartford and sprrgssI, a. l2il5 H" %. tt'F
For Newport L. li5 Er), ,onpeus With ',.1e' ''''s
Esragsnset. Bay. arriving a. $3.50 o. m. . 49,,
FeT COlneeic1 River Railroad m. l2;l5r n to n 'h"s
for Hsrisord Providence and F,lkil Ralroa W l'E'
For shore Line Railway a IN to Nofsiel az. lI'''
For SeT-HaTsu aud NORTHAMPTON RaIo44. ga n '''H
Northampton Niamshurkh
For Foussonic Railroad Ia. m and p m - 4, W mn,
Nor Ysugatcck Ralroad m and - - 70 N'''N''
For Danbury aad Sorsak Railroad, a. N j. - sna -, -,
For Capaan Railroad l1.i3, $50 aHl - u s.,
Comuoious Sleepiag Cars attached % p m 'fNn. 80 80.
day Mai Train % either Line DTTIe h9op oyr " In
~ sni y m trans 'A".' II lloi - ',,,.,,.,,,u -, NJ
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUlSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-rrars leave Thrisihs' " on9'''
Cticago LSpress, Drawing loon ears aiiche "A ,e
sonnoa r Wsr passengers except 10 Irasiugroon "A.
iO4O a IN Northern and Western Express, Drawing room "
sp u Montreal rIprc-. DfseiHsf,ou car attached. vr
6 m Fnt Pacc EIpress, VITA SiecmngcAs through 20 '
to.a y e aJ' PseS Foes. s Sleeping cars aa ss
Rochester Bufso; ao o Chie.go va both J. aao ~ -
roads fr S los, va Toledo sat Loe''iie VIA ln'A'''
,rSl VII l-sve q 6 ?. m. on sladays) ,,
II .. T. Night Et'rs. SlesPing csis '.t-ene@
Ia IN. and p NJ, Poarhkeepse trainS
ga. m, as ava C.tog m, PeeisAti uaia''
s.sS ; 60 s5 p % 15S Si i:i5 i m = H. 1850 80, sc '
Ho'. o. G ~, Sao, sSo,Jr ,r.la u-a' sr poughleeaae
"a L
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04


II foot q Chsrbers. and foot Of ?. -, as follows;
Through Express Trains lelTs thsmlet al ~ II ~ s2
p ,d pm daily Leave 23dst A. si3 NJ o;t2 az. ad "a
daily. New and improved Drawing Room ,oeass
accompau the ras through to Buffalo eonHseag q Hr,
ys Sleeping Coaches urnng through 70 sc tsd
aId Gsoa slssting Co'ches Losonpay the II m train in az
o,eh.nta buffalo the $3.50 train from Nesfork 20 Bult nd
de tin from New YORK TO n eIe, BIGal0, ard Cte AZ
An El gran. Tfin leaves is.lv ct 7:43 p. n.
rgis and Wsy, 4:30 ?. u. l2Si-s, 4:lo nj
Mdds;Own AID WAY 81 800 @tst, 5:lo IL a. b1s
snys Oliy, $50 m. (25dst. s.l5 a nj 49,.
FOR Ovle and Way at '1;J0 a t9ds 1:lo n d.
Fo Esvbugb sai w,y m $3.50 4ad tse p m l2sst'hs
F.. saie% and w.y md 23ds ass and s:4s NJ ne
s,sr Trsin - 30 o. n. 23i.st. rll45 D. M go.
Fer Paterson Way from 4Sis. Ierot a. sS s,,o snil9
m. s;s5 3:i5 Sis md 6:is flsn Chanlessl Dpsh" |"
e:5 l0.laa n IL m. sl:45. T. 5;l5 am6A3 ?. N
For Hactensaek Hsdale, from Z t Depot 81 Si-' t1
l1s J4 5:i5 and t645 From Clsmotrth beoi WV
a m ard 4 g. t5l5 6OC and t6.b p. To- -. - ..,,
Por Pemont Ta-n and Way rom 1916 Depot 81 ls A.
m las t3:5 4l5. 5;i5, and t69 M AMI sailnas on ~ %
Demo-, % $3.50 lO tJO tl5 AN,
LIS ami l69n s and SATURDAYS OUv 1890 "a lnighI
Ticket. for Passage sn Dsag Room ,n1 Ss.r
Coaches be and Tor the checking ,ad ase b
f,ee mas b.. lc a Conpanys Offices 2 5y arc 3 ba 10
Ckanbf.s 80 GecaN co.. l2stb st ard Ird ,' ass'
800 Fuon..t Depot, foot Of CLubs - ahl oot sal
EewYOi Exchange aud Long Dock Depot !seJ " Al
Of the Agents at the principal hotfA yu d nm
/. ID. RICkER, De. - :, N :, 7, Da ~.
GwiSapL EN .p.u., ~ t.lt 49, - -
sDsly 80 - ~ lrof nseNths''A ""''
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
HOME NEWS.


TIN WEATBtk
lSRfo.K, Hour Tier r.r Wind Hf7" ts' ~ ~ wv
0ca. W 81 - ~ W.
aO2t = W. 50 SLi9 - "
81 30.4 g. W 70 '.@' g. "
RaJI,BKs-Jan. g. 1870, thermometer at a. H. 80 /;
knpended IL an abstract ot the Central Park Meteorc
70, cal Department report for The week ending Dec 81
V7O: -.
RAR0nETER lm'eN y 7iIaNoNhffS ''E'',''
Nesn Oh Me
~ Msaimu,n.
Humam i26 .niu1ia q
ttN
RSrAREs-Dec 2a-Sney hon o. to 70 T. m fNclit g,
Dec yO.'uow lO;s h.''ht
81 wse Is nh ioc Dstanc thc v'ni surng
ths pyct L33l gits
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG lSLANp'

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE NJ 81
Commencing MONDAY October H. lso .r0m Boose'ei --' "
ferries
8.t5 a. m., Mail for Pa.ctogre
IO d. iu. Accommodation Tor BaDt Ton 80
$3.50 EHprss 0r Pagch0sae, va stage - becQo' ava -
Place.
Si0p Q Accommodation Saiurays, through 20 4''''s
5.Dp m. Blby|oh Accommodated
b:11n o.. Mrrrck Accommodation. .vn1
The SD end lJ aud 3O ali 'i'' a. tah' e"ah' %
Stream fog kocsaUao ... " -
The $3.50 ard l0 and $50 sul $50 r. a. Nht' e'u''' " -
Sutam o llemp.oad - ,., 49,. . ,-...A
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

CASH DIvIDFEDs UPON THs "CONTRIBUT0S PLAN,
RANGING FROM TO 50 PER CENT PAID DURING
THE CURRENT YEAR.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

Tte selr ElE from ", r g.. IIo,fee gh cr-D u eliol
ut ash !n = at hR Ir, ne.T taia lagaa, sssl,e 30
i,sI fflt to hsI fl0n tHi. cfr
Tic .e- L lo.rug iloron hou Pr.re.es sr Jersey Cty
l Do, .as ttr.r-H U. G.t. Ye tle night J.r af.sg
ho li6. Bfcl; slA ic y,' of at Aisl water
DgsI0s zen 3.i DC 40 Aon Ln % VIZ poi sa Lreyo,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

Alyicrs The Marine Tnlervr The ea1o loser
hold De Solo Ilrlr4 the gbt o
Dee ~. rn, laas ed hy 'ls are apIr''en.td.
Ihe isk 4. ~ fasaf With ~ ufa hou h~NorA Tor
Elraai rI INFO N.pof a. L. tIe night 4 j.. c pluis
lo' bee areae and TIE greater potion Oi hri an MI Lave
e. be- LIsclL4lci.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
CASH PREMIUMS.
IMMEDIATE ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
Tht Enlira Profits OftAs Company Divided Equitab'y
Among The Policy IlsidtH.
ExPEsDT~UBEs FOR ]


Assets, Jsu 'S%,ofb18O 0i
New Policies .sne in 1852 5l5s nsuHng ,4265s2 90
Pole. in force l. 1870 10 eg iasug 24,62SO7O 90
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
lAsno1nccne1r

wmrcoMp's ASTHMA REwpY-smc cure.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
WESTCHESTER COrNTY.

PORr MoRRIs.--AbOut 20 OF the laborcrs or
4he Port Morris and spuyton.Duyvil Railroad struck
on Monday, In consequence Of the reduction of their
wages from 8 80 81 day. They sfterwaEd induced
She entire force Of several hundred men to suspend work
few OF the Iu adCTs were arrested and he'd for
animation at NOukers
YoNKERs-John Copcutt's steam saw-rin was dc
stroy cd by nTc yesterday morning Loss, S4,oCO.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
LOCAL NEWSDROPS.

BOARDING. houses use Gillet's. agls
60 70 Parker & Blaks's for lamps
lamp ehimpeys, paint brushes, etc.
aug2sdlm
Everybody gocs to Jorgsnssn's family
Rorcery for the Hslford Ieichsstssshire
sauce. u
-Evsry dollar you pay . Nsw.York
life insursncs company 10 permanently
Withdrawn from circulation In this state.
The laws Of Nsw-York compel the compa-
mics to keep all their funds invested within
the limits Of that state, or within any
miles of York city. The Life Associs'
ton invests iu money whore II is taken.
sug24lw
Go to Parker & Blake's for wall pa.
per, window shades, etc. aug26dlm
Tho Chicago Beer Saloon, VIM.
Schick, proprietor, Nos. 20 and as Eighth
street, 10 q favorito 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 bost, and guests and in attend.
ance polite and accommodating walters. A
free lunch is spread every day at 10
o'clock Am. aual7t
Those French Cherries, In syrup,o %
popular with connoiseu, are sold by Jot!
| gsnssn. u
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
Cairo, H., Aug. ls, 1871. div

PHILLIP BAUaH is master OF his trade,
and warrants all OF his work TO be Of the
gerry best material and manufacture; guar.
antees complete ft and entire satisfac-
ton, is not confined TO anylparticular style,
but makes every variety Of boots and shoes
from the heaviest cowhide TO the finest
French calf and morocco. He also keeps
q large stock on hand, Of his osoa naSufae-
i,.r. and any one desirous Of purchasing
good custom work cheap should call on
him al his shop on Eighth st., south side,
near corner Of Ohio levee, Cairo. dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29

NorIcl TO SHIPPKRs.-Until further
notice the transit steamer, Illinois, will ex-
tend her trips TO Hickman twice week,
viz: Tuesday and Friday mornings, and
IL the amount Of freight will justify her in
so doing, she will make threo or four trips
per week. For tho present, freight will
be received on the Transit Wharf Boat
only on Mondays ami Thursdays.
,.MKs JOHNSON, Agent.
Cairo, H., Aug. l8, 1871. div
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
THE MAILS.

ARRIVE CLOSE.
49,, ,tr,ron .......,,..,...... 2.Ooa.m. 200 pm
w,v....,.,..............2 2,2o pm. 100 J. g..
s.,, way''...................igl5 pm ii;oo pm.
,,,. AMI c"1 Imbu.'... $50 pm. 400 pm,
ONO River route, except --
vau..1 ............... 800 pm. 600 PIN.
, ,,.,,,,,r r. R............ $3.50 ain. ll:oO pain.
Miss Eyer ronte, TUESDAY
an. Friday .....'..'''''''''''''''' WV P''"' ''
rhebes Goose island santa
fe. III, Thursday FRI
A., ....,................;...... pm. 7;cnsm,
Mayfeld, Blandylc aid
I,o,s,e l.O0a.m. 400 pm.
uiFtCr nuURs.
General Del yery...,.....,.,.'.''' 'i'ohm'
Sundays sio9 ann
Money ord depa,tmcnt...... 500 am. 600
R,oister " ...... 500 am. bO0 PIN
Money order and Register departments no
opcn on Sundays.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
PHIL HOWARD, '',
'.[ -
STEAMBOAT BUTCHER,
..4..,gf g.
city National Bank BuilAink.
Special attention paid to erdssa nom boaiAs
night and day. I-,,,
PHIL HOWARD,
JOB PRINTING.

w..KLY B BSIisTis, havs Just received an assort.
msnt o The sts.t styles of JOB prinsnS S syRss
in the south and West. They Asiter thsmsslvse
that they possess facilities for turning out
promptly, IN the best style OF the Ar all work
LABEL 10 She mammoth poster. aud st prices
which leave with our business men NO rood ex-
ca.e for sending their ISn HS't ~ kk9HIis Cin8tne
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
AN ATROCIOUS MURDER.
A WHITE MASsHoT AND FATALLY WOUND
ED ny MORO AT MOUND CITY.

A WHITE MAN SHOT AND FATALLY WOUND
ED by MORO AT MOUND CITY.
John w. Mulln, a white man, and Al
fred Williams, colored, dwell in adjoin-
ing tenements in Mound City. For some
time past they have quarreled about the
water in Mullins cistern, Williams claim
ing an equal rightto 1t with Mullin. Finally
Mullin forbade him the use of the cistern
a. al. On Saturday evening last both
reached their homes under the influence Of
liquor. Aullin in
HIS DrISo DECLARATION
staten that he lsft bis home, and was
standing near the door Of the third house
In the tenement row. when Williams seized
his shotgun and Cred twioe-the Arst charge
grazing his breast and tearing away tho
nipple; the second entering and passing
through his right lung. Williams asserts
that Mullin picked up an Axe and was sp.
preaching him when 10 Arod. Mullin, in
his declaration, denies this aud says he
picked up the axe after he had been shot.
Tho wound was fatal, and although Mr..
Mullin was alive yesterday evening, II
was known he could not survive beyond
midnight.
WILLIAMS IMMEDIATELY FLED,
pursued by Deputy Sheriff Hogan and
others. Ii was belieyed that he started
for Cairo, and Mr.. Hogan, accordingly
Informed our officers Of his belief. A
careful watch was instituted by our off,
cerS but no trace Of him could be found.
Yesterday thorough search was
made for him by the officials Of Pulaski
county and Mound City. He heard their
threats while passing BY the spot where he
was sscretod and As soon Is safe oppor-
tunity presented itself, left his hiding place
and hastened back to Mound City, where
he delivered himself up, begging at the
same time 70 be locked in and saved from
those who were pursuing him.
THE 0RBArlsT xxcIrIMlYT
prevailed in Mound City oil day, and fear,
were entertained that the populses would
appeal TO Judge Lynch, and dispose Of him
and other negro murderors In the Jail, Ia
the most summary manner.
Mullen was employed - . turner IL
Kerr's factory; vas married, and Of sbcu'
middle age. Williams 10 On idle fol
low, Of bad reputs, who prefers stealing 4
working, sndlwho long since fell under VII
ban Of the ofieers Of the Law.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
SECRET ORDERS.

THE MAsoNs.
>CAlRo :C,Nn,NpERS, No. l3.--Siated Assenhl,
q. the Asylum Mason, Hall, first anu th'rdkSa''
urdavs in each month.
l1CARo CouNcIl, No. i.-Regular Conversations o.
M,sonic Hall. the second frids! in each month.
CAtRo Cu,rtTR, No. Il Regular tonvocstlon
n, Mason,r ilai. on the ia I'll Tucsdsy of every
month. a, ,,- ,,,.,
muuicA,ous ., Masonic Hal, the second ana
| fpUuh Mcudays 81 eSch riCnih.
n,tr, Ur,.i ~. - 7. \ \. VI M.-RegulM Com
mrtt,Nl1ns Al Masonic Hall-arsi and third
| Thursdays 10 cNch month
ruE E.opp-rELLows.
Ar,<rrE Iop,sr 2,4.-Mcets IN Odd Fellow =
H.l. In AIRS Budding. every Thursday even.
fuf, Ni so'clo,k
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29

Mrs. WHITCoAB's SYRUPYoR SOOTHING
CHILDRES-Aany sleepless nights Of
painful watchings to the anxious mother
might be avoided by using this invaluable
preparation. sug2sd&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29
augl0dwlw

NoricH.-Messrs. Buder Bros, have re-
moved their stock Of jewelry, watches,
etc, into the adjoining room, whero they
will be found by their friends during the
present week, or until their corner store is
repaired. aug. 29-3t.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29

Read card describing DR.. Ratsingsrs
Family Medicines oa lth page. These
medicines are no patent or quaek prepsra-
tions, but the result Of special study and
experience Of Q regular physician.
auglOdWlw
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-08-29

WASrBD-At the Dolmonioo Hotel oAs
hundred weekly boatders. Five NEAL
each day, price % per week.
aug29tf. WM. WINTER.