The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-03
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THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
ceptetl.
PERSONAL.

Mound City.
buckingham, of the Life Association
Of America, is in the city.
Young James Arick will leave for
Great Salt City in day or two.
Dawson, or Davidson late cashier of
the express Office in this city, has been
employed by Mr.. 4. w. Green.
Capt. Hambleton, Col. Lounsberry,
and several military gentlemen of the
Mounds, were in the city yesterday.
Clark, OF Cincinnati, owner Of Clark,
building in this city, has been visible OF
our streets during the past two or three
days.
Hon. ii. Watson Webb has been al
home since last Wednesday, and will re-
turn to the capital to-day. Even the at
fractions Of the house of representatives
could not detain Wat. from his thanks
giving turkey, which no knew would be
waiting for him at Cairo.
Mr.. Henry Winter is not n very ami
able gentleman when we of THE BuLLE-
TIN come before his vision; but be knows
how to keep hotel, and he's a right good
sloshing about alderman. We have asked
him several times to kiss and make up, but
no won't lie would rather have a muss
than live in peace however, he sells the
best venison it the city, and his oysters are
splendid.
Our friend Wood, of the select council,
has been after McHale, the city jailer,
again. He is sure Mac is receiving too
much money for his services, and wishes
to have his wages clipped The colonel
is very economical but il white or black
radical were in Macs boots, you would not
get out of ms head word--not n word.
McIIalo is good ofLicer-the bost taller
Cairo has ever had, and he ought to get
good wages.
Arrivals at the st. Charles Yesterday
were rs follows; Mrs. Hurd, Shreveport,
La. Miss Clara Scott, Miss Jennie Regg,
Robert Castle, Evansville, Ind; +. w.
Henschen, ST. Louis, Mo. Billy Banker,
Harry Matson, Steamer Belle Memphis
A. c. Seeker, VIM, Bennoman, city; j. w.
Boulds and W ife, Greensboro; T.. Vogeler,
Cincinnati Gins. f. G. Schmidt Evans
vile, Ind; A. +. f. White and wife, John
Fresh, Detroit, Mich. Alex. Gardner,
Chicago H.. A. +. Barnes, Centralia, Ill.
c. NJ. Fay, New York; II. G, Woodward
Cincinnati; Capt. e.. w. Lennox, Samuel
Lee, Steamer Grand Tower; WIN. w
Schermerhorn, New Orleans; 4. NJ. Dud-
ley, Chicago; Mrs. Luebker and children,
Vicksburg; B. Zick, Salem; b. $. Hoag,
Cllin.
The followingwere the arrivals at the
Melmonico Hotel, VIM. Winter, propric-
tor, for the twenty -four hours ending ut o
o'clock pm, Dec. ID: A. A. Peckinpaugh,
Alton, Ind. l.. E. Wilcox, Brookiield,
Mo. Benton Felthon, st. Louis, Mo. Robt
wilkins, Memphis, Tenn. II. NJ. Wood
sides, St. Charles, Mo-; Robert Smith,
Wheeling, Va. Mrs. j. y. Maloney, New
York City; II. g. Gordo.i, Evansville, Ind;
j. o. Stepleton and lady, Owen county,
KY. Robert Magruder, Louis Ross, Terre
Hautc. Ind; Mrs. susan Brysen, Evans
vile, Ind; Geo. A. Babbitt, Chicago;
Harry Kendall, Tenn; 7. Snyder, Ullin,
III W. NJ. Keen, Kentucky; IN. Coffee,
Blandville, XVI Frank Bryant, Kentucky;
John Thomas, 4, Gremer, Steamer City of
Vicksburg; VIM. Carleton and wife
Charleston, Mo-; Capt VIM. Harman,
Nashville, Tenn Smith Terrence, city
a, j. Percifull, NJ. F. Bowman, Morley,
NJ. j. AIton, Steamer Yaegcr; G.. Z. |
DZeny, New York.