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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-08-10
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Enigma

ss-ws want fresh supply Of Enigmas, &c, as
our stuck is getting low.
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Answer to Enigma in last weeks News: Ports
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ADDITIONAL

Sec. 6. The Trustees of any town.
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Items Of Interest.

The beer men paid tax Of nearly
100000 last year, which Of course
came out of the pockets of the guz-
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Sec. 4. That the County UOmmis-
siOners are hereby authorized, in case
the ordinary revenue Of the county
shall prove insufficient for the sup
port of the poor, to levy and collect
a poor tax, not exceeding six-teuths
of one mill on the dollar of the val
uation of the property in such coun-
ty, taxable for State and county pur-
poses, to be entered on the grand list
and collected as other taxes.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
POLICE BUSINESS,

George Cole. and Joseph Travis, were
arrested for fighting. A fine Of forty dol
lars and the costs was assessed agains,
Cole, Travis was discharged.
-Alick Miller arrested for disorderly
conduct, was fined five dollars and tho
trimming; but having no money, and
promising to leave the town at once, stay
OF execution was granted in his case.
dennis Hegherty, Dan McHenry,
VIM. Burke, Geo. johnson, William Nc
Knight and Timothy Ahern, all got drunk
and fell into the hands of the officers.
They were each fined two dollars and the
trimmings. None OF them, excepting
Dennis Hegherty, having the wherewi,h
10 settle their account, they we're sent TO
the calaboose for the space Of elk dsys
each.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
PERSONAL.

Gilbert sisters at the Athsneum to-
night.
Hon. d. W. Mum will leave for
Washington in . few days. Where.
fore?
-Ex-City Clerk Brown has accepted
the position Of clerk on the steamer A
Baker.
Ed. Sisson has been appointed passsn-
ger agent Of the Iron Mountain railroad
at Columbus.
MIR. John r. Barclay, brother of our
enterprising.t ownsmen, ::Barclsy Brothers,
was in thelcity on Wednesday, en- route
south.
The crystal wedding OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
Howard was celebrated in very enjoya-
BILE way at their residence on W ednesday
! o~on;ne. An abundance or friends and
well-wishers we're present, all and each Of
whom bestowed upon their host and host
ess crystal present Tho abundance Of
glassware they are now possessed Of will
remind them for many long year of the
Fifteenth anniversary Of their welded
life. May they live to celebrate the hun
dred and fifteenth, say we.
The following were the arrivals at the
St. Charles hotel yesterday: Mr.. Alden,
Louisville, Ky. Pell Thomas, Str. Belle
Memphis; Will Kudd, NJ. * o. X. r. +;
John Faulkner, Knoxville, Tenn. Capt. j.
A. Mckee, Chas. Quosna, Str. Colorado !;
Billy Banker, Str. Belle Memphis w.
A. Nsylor, Centrslis G. Sharpe, Str.
Belle Memphis q. S. Graham, Str. Col
orado; Lieut.. S. X. Allen, L. s. NJ. &. F.;
E.. p. Young, DcKalk; w. A. Coll,
River II. Is. Vallette, W. A. Vsllette,
X. NJ. Rankin, st. Louis w. b. Cooke
S. G. Butcher, New Jersey A. A. Jone',
City; Capt. Jas. Chenoweth. Str. Kate
Robinson l.. A. Cuppon, st. Louis Tom.
Conway, Milwaukee j. j. Barton, Bald
win Locomotive Works, Phila. J. II.
johnson, Memphis N. +. Phillips and
wife, Pontiac, Mich. Chss. Il. Foley,
Cincinnati, j. b. Rozier, St. Louis.
Tho following were the arrivals at
the Delmonioo hotel, VIM. Winter, pro-
prietor, for the twenty-!our hours ending
at . o'clock pm, Dec. 18th /: L. Young,
Mound City, H.. James X. Manion,
VIM. Otterson, Monroe Manion, Opdyke,
ILL.,. Daniel Verble, Dongola, ILL.,. j. A,
Richardson, S. 4. Rice, Greenville, Ky;
WIN. Young, Adrian, Mich. Mrs. At.
wood, Mrs. Emely Atwood, Little Rock,
Ark; J. l.. Brown, Birmingham, VI.
4. l.. Brisbois, st. Louis, No. J. b.
Penney Charleston, Mo-, p. Conrad, St.
Louis, Mo. ; Hurry Clifford, II. Olmstead
+. Blessing, Walbridge, Mo-. Mrs. g. A.
DeBsum, Ullip, III. ]. l.. Dawes, Roch-
eater, N. Y; John Westlake, Chicago, |
III; Henry Ashton, City. L. +. Mar
shall, W. J. Hays, ]. NJ. Hays, Bland
vile, Ky. John Powers, Mound City
H.; VIM. II. Morris, City; Cole Boren,
steamer Lady Lee.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
THE FESTIVALS.

The fair and festival held in Nefrs
building, for the benefit of the Catholic
church, was success in overy respect.
The management deserve the thanks of all
concerned for their unceasing efforts to
make the festival profitable as well n, en-
joyable.
The oyster supper given by the lad leo
OF the Presbyterian church at the parson.
age on Wednesday evening, was we'll
attended and most enjoyable occasion
Every effort was made by the ladies who
had charge of the undertaking to make
it success and We aro glad to learn tina,
their efforts were abundantly rewarded
The cdibles prepared were of the best, and
partaken of by those present with =
relish.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08

to advertise Ia the new Cairo directory
will please hand in their fsvors At as early

to advertise la the new Cairo directory
will please hand in their fsvors At as early
q day as possible. The canvsssers have
completed the canvass Of the city, and are
now calling upon the business men OF the
city for advertising favors.
Some one has discovered that THE
BULLETIN of Wednesday morning was
dated the 9th instead of the 9th, as it
should have been. This is q mistake. II
the man who discovered the error will
stand on his head and look at IL he will
be convinced that the date is oil right.
We had as soon undertake to climb
= telegraph pole fee, foremost, as to walk
along Ninth street between Commercial
and Washington avenues Of dark night,
without breaking our neck. In some
places the walk 10 entirely gone, while in
other places il is liable to break through at
any time.
AT Il regular meeting Of the Cairo Cas-
sino, held on Wednesday evening, Ssh inst,
the following officers we're elected:
II. Meyer, President
Jacob Walter, Wee President;
A. Marx, Secretary;
r. Decker, Corresponding Secretary;
John Boepple, Treasurer.
The new steam tug "Cache" made
its hrst trip between Cairo and Mound
City vest erday. She is just the boat
for the trade in which she il employed
Her dimensions are as follows Length "a
feet, breadth Of beam IA feet. She has
one boiler 80 inches in diameter IL feet in
length with Is fues Has one engine IL
inches in diameter with IL inches stroke.
And in those days Burnside returned
to far of country, even went he to Eu-
rope, for there we're Irishmen and railroad
spikes there, so that he might say unto tho
money.changers, give unto me Of your
substance that I may make highway for
my people, even . thoroughfare which
shall be for all Egypt" And the people
with one accord, took of their hats and
said Bully for Burnside Vienna Ar
terry.
The last issue Of the Charleston, No,
Courier, has the following in reference to
the branch railroad being built from Green
fields ferry landing to that city:
ave learn from Ed. Quinn, who 10 now
merchandising at Huffville, that the con-
struction train is now running beyond their
little village n abort diatance The trsck
layers reached there on Thursday. We
are also informed that the grading is being
pushed forward from GrsenAeld's coming
this way to meet the track-layers. The
work ut present goes bravely on.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
NO LECTURE.

The lecture committee yesterday re.
eeived dispatch from Mr.. B. +. Taylor,
to the effect that he had missed the train
and consequently could not reach Cairo in
time to fill his engagement for last night.
VI course, the committee, as well as the
public, felt greatly disappointed as it had
been advertised that the lecture would
certainly come off at tho time stated. Mr..
Taylor says in his dispatch that he will
write, which we hope he will, and explain
the matter to the satisfaction of all, and
at the same time designate some evening
in the near future, for the lecture to
come of.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
THE ATHENEUM TONIGHT.

Let it be remembered that the cele-
brsted Gilbert sisters will give their first
entertainment at the Atheneum tonight.
judging from the fattsring notices of the
press IN those cities where the company
have had engagements we do not hesitate
to recommend them to the public as one
of the best companies now travelling.
The Jackson, (Tenn.) Wig and Tribune
Of Nov. 2s, contains the following con-
corning the troupe:
Beyond all question the Gilbert sisters
are the hest travelling company in the
| North or South. The proprietor, Mr..
| Gilbert, is a liberal gentleman, kind and
generous and obliging, and justly proud
Of his beautiful daughter and excellent
troupe. The stage-msnager, Mr.. j..
w. Fox, displays excellent judgment
and discrimination in his casts, and plays,
himself, with much good taste. Miss Katie
| Gilbert, "Our Katie" Is an actress Of great
promise. Her conceptions are original,
striking and natural, sprightly as the wave
lets of summer brook, or melting as
the sigh Of the wind harp, sparkling with
wit or flashing with sarcasm, or whitening
with scorn--in all, she is interesting and
beautiful, holding her audiences in wrapt
admiration, and utterly dissrming crti-
cism. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Grayson are
charming in all their characters. Mr..
Simcoe Lee performs his parts splendi1ly,
and especially were We pleased with his
rendition of Farmer Allen in the play Of
Dora, dramatized from Tennyson.
Mark Grayson possessed; much versa,ili-
ty, and made quite hit as Dalton, in The
drama entitled. "The Ticket Of Leave
Man." James Gilbert does
the fun, and our sore sides
bear testimony to his success as . come
dian. Indeed, the entire troupe will rank
favorably with any stock company in the
country. Crowded houses have greeted
them during their entire engagement and
the interest is still on the increase
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
GENERAL ITEMS,

county court continues to grind.
Go TO see the Gilberts tonight q, the
Atheneum
The Gilbert dramatic troupe is said to
be one of the best travelling
There are seven prisoner. in the city
jail, and twenty-five in the county iail.
The steamer Belle st. Loui. dischsrg
ed six hundred bales Of cotton u, the ston,
depot yesterday.
-Remember that the Gilbert sister.
give their first entertainment ut the Atben.
cum this evening.
The steamer Great Republic will leave
this port for New Orleans on SUNDAY
Vening, 10th int ut s O'Clock.
The engine house lately occupied BY
the iiibernian fire company has been con-
'er'eI into carpenter shop.
-kynaston, the popular Fourth ward
butcher, h. on hand some Of the nns,,
pork offered for sale in tho market
The tug Hero will leave thi. port to-
oay with tow OF targss laden with loco
motives for III. Memphis and Little Rock
! railroad
-Mr' > Walters has purchased III. nat
'n' ''sh' Tor new window slide. IL 10
ssId TO DO very convenient Ms wall a, u.e.
fol invention.
Inc number OF steamboats, laying up
mere, waiting for an opening in tho Missis-
'ppi rlver Ia increasing every day.
-Ihalia i' making grand preparations
10, ror TIE performance next Sunday night.
Inc great play entitled "Lenore" will
Dc presented in all It's glory.
A Cairo e.pre.smsn charged O.
Tor conveying u passenger from Cairo
70 pogtooth bend, and ten dollars for con.
'sy'ng passenger from one of tho boats
aground there to Cairo. If thi. is not ex-
tortion, what is?
John Singleton, the deserter arrested
:! 'hs'hsn IN the beginning Of the week,
"" 'urhsd over to the officers Of his COM
p.ny on "Wednesday night. Singleton
I. '""' ne had made three attempts to
''''' but had always boen caught.
The rNce between Kyns,toD's mar.
ana . marc owned by Mr.. stockw.ll Of
Du QuoIn, was won by the forme, \,
distance Of twenty -four feet, Kvn..,
came out Of the race two horse. and ~
raj hundred dollars better of than h. van,
into it. won't
Those Of our business, man who ds.;r.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
REMOVAL.

Mrs. Anna Lang has removed her
large and elegant stock of millinery good,,
toys and fancy articles, to the store room
recently occupied by Mrs. Barber, on
Eighth street, three doors from CONNER
cial avenue. She has added largely to her
stock of toys and fancy articles; and il
receiving new goods Of evory variety, OF
the latest fashions, every day Her stool,
is full and complete, and is offered to tho
public at the lowest living prices.
lpcstf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.
RIy ERs Ayp rngIR cosDITIoh..


The fall in the river at this poin, has
been over inches since our last report,
The Ohio above here is falling from
Pittsburg down. There Is now only &c n-
ches in the Monongahela Hs
At Cincinnati there is feet inches
and falling slowly.
At Louisville the river is falling with
less than . feet 3 inches in the channel.
At Evansville the river is stationary.
The Arkansas !. falling fas, and full Of
heavy ice. ...,rs.-
Cumberland |. still falling with 10 in
ches Oh Hsrpeth Shoals. ~.
Tho Ohio Il full Of heavy floating ice
from Pittsburg to Cincinnati
The Al'eghany is closcd and navigation
hs. been suspended in the Monongahea.
The Mississippi still falls with the chan
mel in a very bad condition and full Of ice.
The gorge at Venice still holds fast.
At Dog Tooth where the Dexter j.
aground there is q feet but below her 3
feet can BE- found. TO-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
MILLINERY GOODS.

Mas. M. swander, having sold her prop.
crty, informs the ladies of this city tina,
great bargains in millinery and notions
may now be found at aer store. She
recently laid in a stock of elegant goods
In oil the late styles, and wishing to dispose
Of the whole as quickly as possible has
marked her prices down to cost, and many
articles below cost. Everybody is invited
to call and examine prices and goods 50 on
I" the proprietrsss is determined to close
out without delay.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
BUSINESS NOTES.
decstf

"A good boy can find steady employ
ment at reasonable wages at THE BuLLx
TIN bookbindery, by applying at once
81
We call attention to the new sdver
tisement Of Mr. b. S. Hsrrell, published
in another column of to-day's BULLETIN
1t speaks for itself.
Wanted, by white woman, q color.d
lady to do general house work. Will tr,
to give her satisfactory references. En-
quire Mt b. S. Hsrrells furniture store.
dec83t
-Iaber Brothers are prepare to man.
ufacture any pattern Of jewelry to order
to suit the parties and the purse. All
Kinds OF rings, seal, chased and plain, to
fit the finger and the purse IT,
Mr. 7. G. Schulz advertises as fine an
assortment of drugs, medicines, toilet sets
soaps, brushes, oils, and u general assort-
ment of holiday goods as was ever offered
for sale in Cairo. See advertisement in
another column.
TO have magazines, periodicals, nows-
papers, or books rebound, try The BULLE-
TIN bindery. We are prepared to turn
out work in frst-class style at prices a,
low as can be obtained in St. Louis, Chica.
60 or Cincinnati.
-Ihe sample Rooms Of Alderman
ritAser"id are place of popular resort.
lie d'spenses from his bar only the choic-
est OF liquors. Drop in, as you pass the
corner Of Commercial avenue and
Fourteenth street.
Where are you gong? To the place
number SO, Ohio levce, where they keen
the best fresh oysters, fish and game, and
the hne't wines, liquors and ci,.ars TO be
round IN the city. Open at all hours, day
or night. IN p,vvs
Alderman Fitzgerald has just received
rom Ireland, lot of the fine st Irish
whisky. The sample rooms are be coming
quite popular place of resort ant it lisa
'aet well known that at no other p lace in
he city is there to DO found better wbis.
''es, wines and cigars.
&C. G. Carson,
Has Fine Stock of Holiday Goods
Fancy Goods,
Toys,
Notions,
Commercial Avenue,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets
THE BULLETIN job Office is supplied
With oil the latest styles of new type of
very character, and having n full force
II hrst-class printers, we are prepared to
urn out work of every description on the
hortest notice. Send in your orders,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
CARGO ITEMS.

The Arkansas Belle had l07 bbls whisk.
ey, lss bales hay, head horses, II coops
poultry, and a large 10, OF sundries-all
for the south.
the Fisk had light trip, consisting of
Is pkgs tobacco, . bbls nolasses, 2 dressed
hogs, and bags wheat.
The Belle st. Louis discharged 45i
bales cotton for the east
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
MIsCELLANEOVs WATERS

The boats at Dogtooth are as follows :
Dexter and Arkansas hard aground the
Colorado and Baker laid up at the bank
The Dexter is as hard aground as ever,
bat, as the ice is not running very heavy,
she is in no danger of being injured.
The Belle Memphisis still at Goose is
land.
The Emile La Barge has concluded TO
prolong her stay few days longer at
Powers island, where she is hard aground
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
UNDER WRITER'S SALE,

will sell on December 8, 1871, at 10
o'clock am, for the benefit of whom it
may concern, sixty We barrels of -four and
three casks of bacon, thrown overheard
from the steamer Tom Jasrcr.
DAN. HARTMAN, Auctioner.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08

NoTIcE.-The best entertainment in
the city is at the St. Nicholas hotel, saloon
and restaurant The best music that col
be had-violin and piano. Good lunch
every morning and night. All Of the
finest brands Of cigars, and the best St,
Louis lager beer, always fresh and nice.
Give us call.
HARRY WALKER, Proprietor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
BUSINESS AND WEATHER,

Business remains very good and freights
are plenty. Boats leaving here have all
they want. During the day time the
levee is thronged with steamboatmen Of
all kinds awaiting the time when the riy-
or will be open again. -...
The weather yesterday was very pleas
ant ind spring-like. A few more days
like II was win soon clear the river Of
ice and navigation to St. Loui. will be
resumed
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08

Foh good photographs, porcelain pic
lures, or old pictures to be copied call or
Thomas, No. 1874 Commercial avenue. IT.,
80 good workman. Give him trial.
septl5tf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
RAPIINl' AGkSTs
AAst 10 :" A -Nrr-

.o,aS Sh.te Tor the largest Baptist papsI - =,
1cb.o, ,,nenls. tSA Market Report. snnssih,
nea,bls psEaltment-lesson every week. An 'ty
prus only a. no OF Baptis! principles. ONE
iihs,a Iqm and clubbing list ever one IA ~
copy and COMMISSIONS paid no Specimen
LUfHTRx Was t'es to all who will write ~
Loc No 'h"hAs. rHr cssrHAl BApr,sI' III
oct26w2n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
AVOID QUACKS

a.s,'i,. :, ssfly 'nd'serenon. causing u.r,oo.
aeo'y' p'e,.A'ure dees,, etc., hayin. ,,,aS Us 80
warn every advertised remedy has d,sco ", as ~
s'np'e means Of self-cure, which he wiz, e'ea
nes'o his fellow'suiferers. II. Reeve NJ '.a
Nassau street. New YoIa. no 10
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08

For new citron, orange and lemon
peel, 60 to Jorgenson's corner Of Twsn-
t'sth street and Washington avenue. If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08
JOB PRINTING.

IN. underslgnsd, propn.,o,. -, a.,
ment a, ~. Ia,, have Just received An ss.n,,
and hsT. n me-. ,a.es' styles Of job Printing ty...
IN the south and Wes ae most complete JOB oiice,
;nm nns' LOSSES faciltes Tor ,u themselves
arSssss 70 the hsa eei style Of The al r" on.
hbel 70 the msmnoth nos, smallest card or
vhsh l.sve WIN our business men snp ~ ~ pLie-s
TOT sending fheIr -oIk 20 - I o no Rond eI-
'' u. OBERLY e.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08

BRICK SToT FOR REST.-The bric
store, No, n )hio Levee, now occupied
by r. NJ tockaeth, Esq, is offered fol
rent, an II DO vacant on tho 18th inst
Apply to JSo. b. PULLS.
0ci3lf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-08

4! Mixed ........ 3,%
MEAL.--In good request aud steady.
Sales were -
l75 bbls Kiln Dried..o........s2 81
200 .......... 30
100 steam ............. 2 30
$50 ID" City ...."......... 3 00a3 %
APPLES.--Thc trade is quiet. Sales
were
80 bbls choice ON ordcrs.".... 0Oa4 80
80 Medium......."... jUa3 % 90
POTATOES.-Now bring SO o0a3 25I
per Dbl, but the supply in the market i'|
limited. Sales were:
100 bbls. Choice on ordcrs.".... 3 90
ioV ..,..... 70
10 ...... 00a3 6OI
GAME.-The warm weather of to-day
was unfavorable for game and prices de-
clned. Plenty in tho market Sales
wete- .- IT,.
70 doz. Rabbits and Sqirrels ...75ca 81 Oo'
PROVISIONS.-Sales we're
20 kegs Lard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lOlcI
tierces Recommendation. Ole
600 lbs. Shoulders........... Sc
500 1a..Harp."..-"... ..-"-.-... .l5!c
81 bbls. Mess Pork. $l3 30
SUNDRI ES.--2oo bbk. Lime. 81 % /;
10 dtessed Hogs IS o6a5 5Oi 100 kit.
mackerel 81 25.a 4 boxes white clover
| Hnray oT,. IN LII ,o.1 m -.
coffee, s24 90; 100 BOXES Cheshire che,te
lGlci 9 bbls New Orleans sugar 1910;
% live Hogs, small, 81 80.
BRAN .vSales we're.
$50 sacks per ton Observation-Disclosures 90
| JoO ".......,..,.................. %