The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-13
GENERAL.
PRISON ERs.

Taller F''--o-"'d now has under his
cAss ~ a. ,ne ,ointy Jail thirteen prison
ers.
The alarm NJ fire last night was occa-
stoned by the burning out Of one OF the
chimne,s of Mayo. Lansden's residence.
Nothing more.
COUNTY COURT
adjourned Yesterday at noon to meet again
on Tuesday after the first Monday in
April. Aside from the signing and de-
livery ofthe bonds issued to the Cairo an d
vincenncs railroad company, no business
Of importance was transacted.
SIGNED.
The members of the county court signed
the Cairo and vinccnnes railroad bonds
yesterday morning. The court appointed
Messrs A. B. Stafford, Col. 8. s. Taylor,
and p. g. Schulz trustees to hold the bonds
until such time rs they may be ordered to
turn them over to the Cairo and Vincen-
mes company. The bands were delivered
TO the trustees yesterday afternoon.
NEW GOODS.
In order to make room for his new
stock OF Spring and Summer goods, Mr.. j.
Burger, will dispose Of the stock he now
has on hand at the lowest possible figure
Mr.. Burger is now in New York buying
full stock of new goods, which he pro-
poses TO sell Mt the lowest possible living
prices. m2dlw
To OUR PATRONS.
As our readers will have observed, The
BULLETIN for the past week or ten days
has not contained its usua! ANA Mt of local
and home news This shortcoming must
be attributed to the internal Improvements
now being made in THE BULLETIN office,
la the course Of the next week we will be
on hand again, brim full Of the latest
local occurrences, and with the paper
generally improved.
THE TURNER'S.
Alta meeting of the Cairo Turner soci-
ciety, held on Monday evening" the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuin z
term:
VIM. Alba,
Carl L Thomas Vice-Pres,dent
w. Kuchenbecker,-.Seereta
John Pruess, Cor. secretary;
John A. Koehler, -Treasurer
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS.
The general expression of the people is
in favor Of the appointments made by
Mayor Lansden, and confirmed by the
council at the meeting on Monday eve
ming. All, or nearly all, the ap
pointed officers having served during the
year just eLded. and proven to be faithful
and efficient, it is no more than right tina
they should be continued for the year up
on which the city administration has jus
entered.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
L. and w. Buder have just received
some Of the celebrated Bauer's Pianos and
Organs, which gives to most all families
chance to purchase..one Of these fine instru
ments. Prices are reasonable
They have a splendid tone, are we'll made
and beautifully finished in one word the,
are good and fine instrument. The par
Tor organs are not only awell sounding
instrument but they are SO nicely finished
that they will be an ornament to an.
room. They only come to 500 90. e
and examine these instruments,aud we arr
most sure you will buy one. dSt
DENIAL.
For several weeks past report ha
been in circulation in this city to the Ell
feet that Mr.. John Murphy, a young mar
who is we'll known to almost every citi
zen OF Cairo, had left for parts unknown
with the wife os Mr.. VIM. Carleton, tn
comedian. A few days ago Mr.. Murph
returned home, and upon being mad
aware of the report, which just at tina
time was going the rounds of the scandal
mongers, at once denounced
as false, and commenced scare
for tie author of the Islander
He succeeded in tracing the origin of tn
story to boy, who left Cair
with the Carleton. troupe, bu
who, after travelling wit
them for a short time, became dissatisfied
and returned to Cairo, aud, AS above stated
gave out that Murphy and Mrs. Carleto
had gone off together, and left Carleton !
the lenrch. Murphy denounces the who
story as false, and says that Carleton an
and mis- wife are together, and that the
are meeting with great success;
They will play an engagement ofsix nigh
in Nashville, commencing next Monda
night.