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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
Uipioen6 Hotlfts.
TVS UHlCAeo AND ALfOH III IN
a.r.urI "a OIrtnn CnIoAao III, An !, lsLL

CMICAoo AID ALTON
BzcRnTARI's OyyfcH. CHoAeo, Ill, Al e. e. L
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS:I,iinin ne b SuST No
used that CASH DIVIDEND Of YyR PER CENT nss ~ m
tar he Preferred and Common hs osss
Compapy the esrupgs the last I months paJto ~
Conpsny, Agents h.su Jsup CoHp.n, So.r sSo
.fy fork Cy the eth day " bspmosf net ~.
registered close Of buEbss hqun on We
which time Anslsr Will b eed and rsoPsSS1v S
Oh the 5th daT Of September merit W r. LAhhAphA, 49,
THE COUPONS of the NEW-YOkk. az ana no
OSWRGO MIDLAND RAILROAD hBCOhD nDH LfHa Ace
SECOND MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE PR CEN boNno, "1I
Noy 1911 II be laid on and aar date free Government A
on presentation NJ the Bankbg.llouse Of . r.-yaS
~. GEORGB OPDYKB 4 Co, Is EassantL heS.loI.
OGVSgO, Oct 81. ulL " Z, LITTLEJVnHi a'Sh-2
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~ sD TO- a4sad Light Sia S WR.i sH Ohio sid nl.
e. ra.nrs ,i batter % WHISKY ' qus 1 c
% ,S 9 s supn e S1i R, state '1
49, w wfl T' 1 seG nsT' S R, rSe
Coz Iecs 7Ss New 1 o. =. no S st'9 c ws I "a
y ~ ~ oos ga r. sDed ~ upeh.qsd Core uneeaPFe
Nl bSc.d Prov dull aud declining Mess Pork $l4 30
rG &c sieaf l6SlOtG WHISKY STEADY at 81 AehObO 81 81
3D. % demand: FAMILY Extra 81 So Grain quiet but fru
Esss e+, lie Cf RS sides and Clear sdes Ste sugar
han cie Lan s,a.,s Whist , asn We Pail, mn
Ssa .sa 6 R R en- I'd cSsR in s
ses O.u esdI al IS IOc barley unchanged
p r.. 80 SR n 50 tl ELL ~ S, d.NSDSs B of
ssaF atle for shOU olqtc for sideS Bacon trn
e.. sd, s s.l Ss00f Live Hor, du and SahsSsd
s Ca.- dul and dropping 81 SVaS9 IS Whisky in fair de-
BTlre. ksosigt:Eo1T, 800 bS Wheat, 80 bush
Tss:s CO.. bos6; Corn 81 600 bush oats q w. bush Canal
FsIp i'm; What i;s Corn l9 Dat. st. loTi Togr
r. Cues ii 81 SIS q Com dG sales; 1000 bush No
sSsy S,,Ts sseds quiet; Timothy s. PoIi quiet a s
THPT Oct a-FIoar dull and unchanged Com heavy Toe
trs besy asked ts osere1 Po1 unchanged Lard
.'s'P o OU, g.; demand ' 3D. h a. Wsf'9 au but
hS hd 10 air demand Low MiTed zoe Ol steady At 38tt Peo.
a. = e9 :I a.. m: 4. 9. :.l . E.G9s "a s. S for
DRorr 2Lwbea don ami Dropping RItrs 81 No.
Oct -FOSi dU and snchane.a sales Of Chqo. to
Iy 90 IS Wheat GctVe and hTm No. l. 81 "a No O.
SIM q d 81 2R seller November dull and steady No.
~ tOr improved demand No 4bc. Rive steady; No. l.
@ SS.. s a%S bS ssR oui ' and 500 SOC sa
oVleo steady unchanged with light supply;
az 70 9b a. 81 IS for Ne SPnng % Is for Amber Winter
NSh biS Wlniefi ~ for Double Extra Wheat dali
~ hH No hilWtuiet Cl1b 81 ~; at 81 50
~ S bIta White Michigan 81 Corn Gsles 1000
pn1Iie terms l,So bush in lots 52073c Barley
s - 60 b. bush r By SPDs sc C S Meal q @ q
S Sac sSp.Ss Su Mama uisi sasS SI sSo
tn IN .EesVDs', Ss C.nI Fvgss higher, whest lOGc
- sasj EeT.Yori RIiTosd FrEbts-FIOSf 70 Boston 7Oc
ssieh, 49, V Albany. est Reospu By LakesOOO bush
S0 boah Barley, 90 bush Rye l0l3OOa feet Lumber
SslHIs by Caha-l4O0 SOsh Wheat 3SOO bash. Corn
100 an O.SeEO m YESTERDAY Wheat
s Con, ~ 90 bssb Oats s OOO basb Barley 81 900 bush
ICsseo Oct AHSu1 steady Wheat steady No2 White Wabash
NSeI Gt EEtn White NishAEaS beA AZ 81 81; No White
fSsysH ~, ~ 90 Amber AshEah, 81 0G$l ~! No Amber
Al ~ ~ - ho Red he'd VI " No Red 81 IS No Red
~ seSo kss " 20 Com quiet and unchanged New High
0Sd.. - Ne e Prrs, rtes6y 70 Buasio si9sIc TO
TS0ts.S y EseePtS-3Oo bbLL Flour 4ooo bush Wheat
noS sb NJ nsS se os ShipRentS-3 900 bbls Flour
Rna AZ x -, ~ A.PnG dali; Supersns eel Doubls
ssr. ~ - ~ I'm ZIG 81 49, dull &6sSe Bran
CkaT H. la. ~ ~ael g Bacon qust; Shoulder, Ste ;
sAAHErSsrsS iii ncs T. sngareHIod Hams B9lstc IL
HtSNmoS C. Oct A-S5tit. II TurpSStinS oust a &c
d h. e sEsA PG Grub urenhne steady; % 50
LlIIII O,t a JsoSs Dp SRa s' 8 2, VTgin
Sa; s NJ -, H. o Whsst limited nGEke; IN hyOr Of bUI
-, t No White STATE 81 s. Rive lover and duj .,les
kaes 49,. CeFHIoWer freely
I'D Ssssetoa. Lac SeOre' ssoS'' At Soc' O'h dull
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODTCE

PEI North KUtr J6SVs ava R0LTOIds
OCT IT INA Ashes BeesWa1 5S7 bales Cotton 4o0 bsy
Cote; Meal sc pkE Dtd Fruit l4o bbl Bggs 2OO bus
ysai 81. bush Wheat brsb ~ 6Ij 26l
Pte, 50 bash Mat q 2D bh BARLEY 25 bush Grass seed
FaIseed IS bush BeanS Corn Meal A0bs Hops,
~ Ld Hides IS L-aihe ~ bales Moss. s. bDS
SIM bbA Tar, 24Gl bhL Rosn ga pkgA Oh Cate
Ribs ot pkEI Beet 10 VkgS Cut Meat. 967 Lard
tg, Steam 3o9O pkg Butter go boxes Chstse
rts lrirv Dressed Hogs Spee 29 pigs Rice
olr, rrl bags ~ bu-. Allow Oil % bales Tow. Il
and Tobacco 800 bales Wool bb
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% Ubom II man Gonrern
Efgal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of WILLIAM
YEEDER Surrogate OF the County Of Kings Notice here
bv gwen according persons claims against LUTHER
LAWRENCE late Of tie City Of Brooklyn deceased that they are
exhibit with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
the Administrator Once Of Chambers P0meroy Boaghtou,
~ Broadway b. City NswYork before tie 18Th day Of De
CHARLES p LAWRENCE Administrator.
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0orucratlon Notirfs.


CIT ov Nxw.YoRK, DRpAErNxST OF PINAscE, BrREIr o.
ARHEAk OYyIcE oP TINE CLERK OF AkkEARs sept ~; SI'
NOTICE of SALE Of LANDS and IENE-
~ MENTS unpaid Of s 1867 and 1858 and CrOon water
Of 1865 1875 and 1907. -. a.,
Under the direction Comptroller Of the City Of New York the
public nOtce pursuant to the pro1s OF he
entitled the collection and Cr0n
water rent In the CITY amend the SEVERAL ae In
relation thereto" passed April T. lsIl . /. A.. r,. -,
That the Of all lands and tenements in The C OF
NsvYo on which laid confirmed situated the
the 1896 1907 and 1905 and arc
INV remaIupg doe unpaid the respective OF all
Ian and enemens NeWYOrk situated In the ards
regular Coon water rents have been a o e
1865 1865 1901 remaining due and unpaid are re-
and Croon Na rrns 90 smanng que
OF his oce The Department. OF
ou With the interest thereon a. ne rae
Of per the Of with the charges
Of this notice and default shall be made eeh
payment uch lands and will be sold Pablo saoon the
New Court House the CRY Hall PaE the CITY 81 on
THURSDAY lash Of DemOer 1911 at " O'Clock noon or e
Of which person shall oder 70 axe %, e
advancing the amount Of the TAI or Coon Hr
may doe AMI unpaid and The interest Thereon -
and together With The charges Of th
all other and charges accrued tneoa ana
will BE- continued from time 70 se unu All TUG A" ~ WV
vertised for sale Ehst be sold ... u, A..
And notice further given that detailed shtemeo Ine
and the Croton rents the Ownership Of he pope
and on which unpaid, Paoshed
COPIES pamphlet dePOAd the once o. w
Of the Clerk VI and will be delivered a person PpE %
an. .ams A. 3. CADl Clerk Of ArrrATA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEW .YORK. Tuesday. Oct.

WYoRK. Tuesday, Oct a, 1871
Recent arrivals in the horse market were
comparatively fewer in number than during the past
fortnight and comprised mostly Western work horses.
Inc oeinand however. Is sin hardly sufficient 20 prevent
an OF stock and dealers, rule, dis
posed 70 meet the views Of buyers,
Pleasure horses, especially tile best qualities arr in
Deer request ana there being OF fine stock In
the market, prices are pretty vol kept up
There was y fair attendance OF local and country
buyers at tho horse and carriage auction sale held to-day
by hessTs Johnston Van Tassel, and the following
PRO bLainnd 49, -~"'0'
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CRY on Esv-YoRK DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
RuEHAr OF THE RKcEITKR % TA1n,

Git OT NbW'IOKkI DtFANtHH1I .. !. ..."7"'
RuEsAr Y REcEIVER % TAxEs. Z
CouRr. Houss PARK u CuAnHhEs-r. oeA NJ iSI.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAIERS.-No Is hereDy
g,n h,, The Ameut Tar BooLs real and personal
stat. and shareholders OF bank sioeA fOr the year 1911 aae
been delivered that all Aze' arc No" uae anu ~
oho
PAYMENT thereof can made between the hours 81 and n
dDfon A hr rat. Of calculated from the date
Of parurnt Of Dccember vii he male on all axes PAD
preyioas LIST Of EOvember bBhA MD SMITH heeeI
nan, -, a. PrE WoKKs BuEEAu REGIsrRAR
EEW.YUgK, OcL Ia. lg7. :,
NOTICE is hereby given that ap additional
papahT Of per VII b. added gu all nnpsn wafer Ta~
uanpz unpaid oa aad AFTER tn day OF NyrnLe neIL
,CuAILkS q. vUkNkLL- wafer heSlsHS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-25

Cste supply Ito against 5s cars ct the same
quiet, holders firm anu sskinR higher pce
sa- bt IL Indiana averaging lao No.
EG2; averaging LOIS n At So 10; ITO Illinois
s,.e rangug fro 1913 b, at - 5UgS6 - premium ONO
steers ave,gng 7og n, at ST 5 Sheep and zgs
bs, market Ju Hngs-RenGps 1913 head mar
III ii r artvc hut quiet downward teudenc saes
mn hrni Al b 6li IOr medium 70 cool
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WilliamSburgh
CITY FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
BROOKLYN, L. |.
$43O,OO0

Thi. Company Sy IL: ,%e :ys
g.. nSaDy.se rate for the risk a..
snmed," IL enabled 10 afford ample Sc
curlty 10 the assured
October II, 1871.
At meeting Committee on hns 500 tee
telegraph Chicago that all loses NV - oon
days interest .n.unn nRiGaS Pr..,Ao.,
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ALBANY LuMRER MARKET.

For tN peeI eH1tRp OCL ~
Tds continues active BUYERS purchasing their Win.
70, snnpo, Prices The ysrds RAPIDLY filing up.
IN, s5prlg bcnC large the good. PeghA
rsin a. follows TO NeW.YOrk, S 50; to Norwich and Mid.
d-rosn :! 50: 70 Bridgeport and NeWlsven. 81; HAT
and Providence 60 PsAdePbia, go TO Boston 81 ~
snn the Collectors Once during the Wek
W,rt Csbs g09G2S feet Of Lumber, ana $50 b. Shingles
pouo Slaves ChmpEn Canal 38i2ll6 feet OF Lum
GnoNlnR The TuhnR tie pnnCnal yAls:
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,.,, h.e- received rom California IN bre common ehl
Anos m ~ - sold ths sui Winter Nele al et Aoo ~
ave 49, IS p Ssr scat! eapHm hS s1ms 60. NC 81
RSGe 49,. clui IN rAet, and ~ - u m' wv VI
peNt - IN frI sA-rrT sehnEN a. Inc | ~
FUod - -, ~ sH0 =? = hhL Qurcs N"ry Ahnn sh1
=, lou pres ia; III grca'et diGcuJ 70 70 N"'A %
Poss ~ p Larh AMI Css~n' grS es eonng ron pre.
- o singh Grm rres,cl 90 Ta,es YESTERDAY Ttot
ee Shst vide lots selling ~ tie lat
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07

THE BEST SEWING MAcHINE.-At the
annual exhibition of tho New England
Agricultural and Mechanical Society's
Fair held in Boston during tho month OF
August, 1870, The Davis sewing machine
was entered as q competitor on the list Of
double thread machines for mannfactur-
ing and family purposes. After q close
test Of one week on all the points of ex-
cellence claimed by other machines, it was
awarded the Arst and highest premiums
gold medal. Also At tho Michigan State
Fair, held at Jackson Sept. 20 to %, It
was awarded the first premium--a med
al-for the best double thread sewing ma
chine for family use; also the hrst premi.
UNI for the best double thread sewing ma.
chino for manufacturing purposes.
4. and w. BUDER,
Agents for Southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
A CHARITABLE INSTITUTION
Oas 0rpan Asylum-Its Usefalness and
Niece sststss.

The names ofthe newly elected trustees
and lady managers Of the Orph an Asylum
will be found In H. b. Candies communi.
cation published in another column. An
impo rtant meeting Of the abo We named
officers Of the institution will be held on
the 9Th inst.
This Institution 10 one deserving the en- /.
enlargement and support Of the public.
Organized only q few years
since by philanthropic ladies Of the city
who appreciated tho necessity for such an
institution in Cairo and we're con fdent OF
their ability toperm ansntly establish and
make 1t an instrument Of great usefulness
in their mission Of charity, IL has struggled
under many difficulties, sometimes almost
hopelessly, but has, thanks to the energy
of Its controlling spirits, survived alike the
shocks Of adversely and the disparagement
Of its enemies. Much of its success, We
venture to say, is due to Mrs. Walker, the
efficient matron, who, with self-sacriace
peculiar to her sex, has devoted herself AS
siduously to the arduous and generally by
no means very pleasant duties Of her re-
sponsible position.
The means whereby the Asylum 10
maintained aow from the liberality Of the
public-come out Of the charita Die pock-
cts Of those who believe With Wordsworth,
that the best part Of a good mans life is
Its little unremembered acts Of charity and
love. Heretofore ths citizens of Cairo
have been liberal In this regard, far be-
yond the expectations Of the most san
guine friends Of the Asylum. But there
are times in the history Of all institutions
of this kind when public charity
becomes careless, and while it docs not re-
fuse neglecs TO give. At such time in
It's, history the Orphan Asylum Of Cairo
has arrived. 1t is, IL We have not been
misinformed, greatly in need OF the means
to make Its psrentless charges comfortable
BY surrounding thsm with those .necessi-
ties which childhood requires. That our
citizens will respond literally to any sp-
peal made to supply those means We have
no doubt Let the appeal be made. p,,sI
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
PARTICULAR NOTICES.


Al6a's.-The barber shop of VIM. Albs,
on Commercial avenue, near the corner Of
Eighth street, is the place to which al
lovers, of Q good, close shave with rszors
sharper than the wit OF twenty Jerrolds,
wind their way. s,s glt II
Meats.-The branch meat shop Of James
Kynaston, located on Commercial avenue,
next door to tho grocery store Of James
Carroll, is now in full blast, and this pop
ular butcher is supplying all the refined
meat eaters Of that portion Of the Fourth
Ward with splendid meat. II you have
not tried him give him call. If
Nno Barber Shop.-The razor is might
Ter than either the sword or pen, and
Frederick Netxer handles his razor with
moro skill than William does his sword or
Dickens did his pen and beyond all
doubt, he has the most splendidly fur
nished shop In the city. He may be
found near the corner Of Ohio levee, on
Eighth street, is,fhs, rear Of the 81. Nieh-
olas Hotel. Give him call. my5tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
rtS- The steamer NswStste captu

q
rfS- The steamer NswState captured
deer in the Ohio near Newport.
1kTThe Cumberland J. falling vi
seven feet on Harpeth. @s'f
~Bc'iness was the same yesterday
heretofore. ss
nV The Jno. Kyle discharged here
casks wine, 10 bxs oranges and lemons
bbls cocoanuts for Nashville.
p@There Is seven feet two inces in
chute, and nine feet two inches in
canal at Louisville.
@TLe Idlswild is the regular Eva|
vile packet this evening to leave poi
lively on arrival of the train.
DDrThe Mississippi Is still rising at
Louis, the Democrat says, at the rate
thirty inches per month,
cB-The Ohio is rising with nine +
six inches in the channel at Pittsburg a
water coming Z ,csFOES
p% The Jas. Fisk brought 4s hhds
bacco, bxs handles, ~ bxs wagon 6,
for reshipment south and for c. r. Woo
wsrd 30 bss 'wsssa saEE ZA
S@A change ~ atlast ID in
weather, and wehave some littls promi
at least, that we may expect pfeasant d
to come. - ..f7godc
%95o,0o0 bushels coal for Cincinni
$4,000 bushels for louisville, q
100000 do for New Orleahs il 4 lady to
out. A few tons left day before vest
day. 81 n vF
D@- The Quickstep brought, for Oh
Gallagher 1855 empty 6Affsls. EA Harr
lot furniture, and the following for
shipment south, 70 bbls gritts, Is b
pork, 20 hhds tobacco,. 2ea spkgs wae
stuff. 40 - sex
M Night before last the'wind, which
still blowing from, the, north,swas "
cold and all vegetation d a ySlfate ch
acter was in great danger. Weundeuts
that no damage was susuisH from fr
in this vicinity, owing to the clouds VIII
hung heavy oil night. 2 ,.ass
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07

FITzGERALDs SAMPLE RooMs.-Per-
sons bibulously inclined, lovers Of the ex-
hilerating juice Of the corn and juice of the
grape, or malt beverages, should call i'm
mediately at the sample rooms, on corner
Commercial avenue and Fourteenth street.
Besides everything in the drinking line,
Of the purest kind, he has the most fra
grant Havana cigars, importations from
Cubs, that land Of narcotic weeds. Fitz-
gerald keeps . arst-class place, and has
with hin Jimmy xaglish, who knows ev-
erybody, and knows the wants Of every
body and who is . gentl sman, every
inch Of him. 'f-E
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
REMovAL.-Mrs. J. Cummings wish

REMovAL.-Mrs. j. Cummings wishes
to inform her customers and the public
generally that she has removed her mil
linery goods from her store on Eighth
street to the commodious room on Com
mercial Avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth streets known rs Mrs. Oswold's
old stand. Mrs. Cummings has added
largely to her stock Of goods, and now has
cheap, seasonsble and fashionable col
lection Of hats, bonnets, ribbons, etc., to
which she asks the attention Of old and
new patrons. m24dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
FOR RENT.

The house heretofore occupied by Pat
rick Fitzgerald, on Ohio Levee between
Fourth and Sixth streets. This house. if
NOT the best business house Is certainly
ono OF the best stands in Cairo. 1t fronts
the principal steamboat landing and is
near TIE Illinois Central railroad depot.
Also the second aoor of tho same building
suitably arranged for Offices. Apply next
door ct Robert smyth & Co.'S. wholesale
kfocssy store. &c
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
OUR RAILROADS.
How Cairo Didm't Get what sh'
WWanaed How Owr CoSety Cour


Mew Cairo Didmr Get what She
Kieksd Oar Fat into the Tirs.
A telegram dated Memphis, 4th inst, in
forms the public that articles of CONSOLE
dation Of the Mississippi River and the
Paducah and Gulf Railroads were signed
in that city on that day, and that the work
Of completing the former road will be COM
menced immediately. This will give
Paducah direct railroad communication
with Memphis, and, when about. forty
miles Of road in Illinois, commencing op-
posite Psducah, shall have been built, will
make that city the gateway 10 tn At por-
tion Of the South, the trade Of which Cairo
might have secured by energy and
wise counsels.
But fatality seems 70 hover over all
our railroad enterprises, and our own peo-
pie appear to be determined to prevent our
own prosperity.
A few years ago our enterprises were all
''tinged with the color Of the rose" all our
prospects were lovely and high hung our
railroad goose. Then Burnside went up q
financial spout, and the Junction Railroad
vanished in tho twinkling Of an eye. We
were then Of those who wished for q largo
number Of dies to gnaw, and we made dill
igeht inquiries for the mountains of Hep
sidam.
But matters frightened little, ard
then got very bright. Allen began to
build a branch of the Iron Mountain road
TO point opposite Cairo. Burnside got
upon his pins again, and the Cairo and st.
Lonis road was contracted for.
People began to feel good; but just
then in stepped our County Court and
kicked all the fat in the fire. After waver-
ing-shaking its wise head as If it had in
its NOODLE all the wisdom Of the ages-lt
finally said: Railroads are vanities and,
salthough our constituents wish us to carry
out she contract made with Burnside, and
thus secure the G. & v. road beyond the
possibility Of a doubt, we shall not do
50. Our constituents are fools. We know
what is what and they don't" And then
the cloud fell again.
Now, we do not know that the hostile
action Of the County Court will defeat the
Vincennes road, but we do know that ac-
ton similar in the case of the Cairo and
st. Louis road will surely defeat it. The
contractor Of that road will, of course, ask
for the subscription made by the county,
and II the County Court shall reply to
him as it replied to Burnside, the work
viii never DO commenced. We shall sec
whether that Court will take upon ito
shoulders this additional burden.
But, let US be hopefdl. There IL Padu-
cah-sleepy Paducah, the home Of an easy
going population, that looks with horror
on an enterprise that requires activity
there is Paducah actually picking up the
opportunities that Cairo has refused. New
ertheless, let US not give up. There are
those who will help US even IL We do re-
fuse to help ourselves. Some good Samar-
itan will yet get us out Of our difficulties
The County Court is right. He is great
fool who helps himself. The true policy
Of corporations and individuals Is to do
nothing--is to allow prosperity to come IL
1t will, but to use no effort to secure pros
perity.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07

CAIRO A MoDEL CIrY.-we protest
that the people who denounce Cairo as .
disorderly city, given to drunkenness and
broils, do Us great injustice. There ia not,
We assert, any other city in the United
States that can exhibit better record than
Cairo. Our business men are models Of
integrity; our physicians cannot be ex-
celled either in good looks or courtesy; our
lawyers are the pinks of sobriety our
people never draw dsggers and pistols on
each other, but pass along in the most lamb
like peacefulness; our churches are all
well attended, end many Of our church
members live up to the teachings of their
religion; our women are beautiful and are
above indulgence in the vice gossipping
our fast boys-those who soi,i, occasionally,
indulge in glass that into1icates,--
model inebriates; our preachers are elo-
quent; our politicians honest; our city
esancil excellent and our county court
stunning. How, we ask, can . city
with al these virtues be Q
nest OF hst-using men and drunkards1
Occasionally stray citizens of Paducah
and Memphis appear before our police
courts. lit were not for these patrons Of
the calaboose our police business would be
immediately suspended. Our own citizens
never infringe an ordinance--never disre-
gard the law. In short, Cairo is model
burg. 1t can't be excelied.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
NOTICE.

The regular monthly meeting of the,
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held 10 the prayer room in the rear Of
the Presbyterian church, Monday evening
: Nay & ct 9 o'clock.
- In addition TO regular business there
walbs debate on the subject, "Has in
erased wealth favorable effect on the
moralssofa peoplsH' The public IL re-
spsctfully invited to attend. 1t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07
ICE, ICE.


The ice wagons Of Huse, Loomis Il Cowill
commence to deliver ice about the city ON
Monday, May ist and will continue to
make daily rounds each morning (Sun-
days szcsptsd) during the present season.
Orders left at the Office Of thu company,
corner Ohio ievee and Eighth street, win
receive prompt attention. Hsss LOOMS
4 %. re also prepared to all all orders
In hs stssnbsas ana shipping trade. ~"
apv17-aln stFTHd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07

The FEsToS Corn MILL.-This estab-
lishment, corner Of Commercial avenue
and Twentieth street, is now in charge of
Mr.. NJ. d. Gunter, who having purchased
and thoroughly re6tted it, invites the at
tention of the public to the fact that he is
now prepared to furnish dealers and fami-
lies with the very best article ofcorn meal.
Orders left At the mill or sent through the
postofice will receive prompt attention.
&f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-07

FoR SALE.-The undersigned win sell
1t private sale the following described
property: -Four work horses; sets
double harness; 2 two-horse wagons
several plows and other agricultural i'm
plsments. Parties desiring to purchase
will call At her residence or at Robt. Bril-
bach's, opposite the court house Terms
Of sale, half csh; balance on six months
credit, with good security.
apr22dlm MRS. KATIE COOPER