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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-14
MrsCELLANROUs,


The Crescent City was lowed down from
Mound City yesterday, by the tug Cache,
and has gone to her old resting place op.
posite Eighth street.
The tug Flora was running around the
harbor yesterday, and performed admira-
by.
The Burksviiie continues in the Hick-
man trade and is doing we'll. ..
The Psy,ona commenced loading one
Of her barges yesterday, she has two more
barges which she will load for the south.
The City of Chester has laid upa Mem
pbis and pad of her crew
The stern wheel steamer John Howard,
IN route from White river TO New Or
leans, siruck n hidden obstruction i've
miles above WarrentowD, which creened
her go much that 900 bales cotton were
thrown overheard, 400 bales Of II were
saved. She leaked badly but continued
her trip to New Orleans and will repair
there.
The Glencoe left here early on the
morning IL the attn Of last month, and Oh
the il,h inst, she was only 8 mile below
Helona, and reported hard aground, GU,
of provision and her crew mutin,d. She
took q bridal party from here, who no
doubt are enjoying the trip hugely.
There are more steamboat men on the
City OF Cairo" than has been seen before
for long time. The are anxiously wait.
my for the resumption Of navigation in
either river.
There we're bnt few arrivals or depsr.
tures yesterday, and items were very
scarce.
Hiram Hill, the submarine diver,
returned home from Louisville yesterday,
and has sen, in his bid for the recovery If
the railroad iron which went into the
river last Sunday.
Capt. All. Stein Of the steamer John
K'lgour left on the train yesterday for
Cincinnati
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CAIRO, Dec. IA, 1872.

To-NIdHT.-Let every body rememb Der
the Saturday night market of Jack Win
ters, in Winters block. Everything OF
the very incest will be offered to the pub
lie. Dressed turkeys and chickens, fat
ted in his own yard. Oysters forty cents
per can, and selected ones by the d OF
pint or quart Wild game Of all descrip-
tons; home made pork sausages, mince
meats, oranges, and all kind of tropical
fruits; fresh celery, and family articles
for Christmas use; meats of all descrip-
tons, and nice fresh sliced ham, and sun
dry things too numerous to mention. Go
round and sec if you don't buy cents
worth. Jack with his clean white apron
will be glad to See YOU
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SELECT COUNCIL,
REGULAR MEETING.
NpuNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, Ills, bee. II, 1872.
No quorum. Adjourned,
NJ. j. HowLEY, City Clerk.

SPECIAL MEETING OF TuEsELEcT CovSCIL
CALLED BY THE MAYOR.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, Ills, Dec. IL, 1872, ~ ain.
Prs'ent-Hs Honor Mayor Lansden
AMI Councilman Halliday, Schulz, Taylor
and Woodward-5.
On motion Of Councilman Schuh tina
reading OF the minutes was dispensed
with.
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BOARD OF ADER MEN,
ADJOURNED NETTING.
C"uNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO. Ills Dee. a. lS.J

CmUNCIL CHAMBER,
CAIRO, HIS, Dec. ., ls,2
Present, Aldermen Motc.lf, Phillis,
R'srden, II 'binson, Stafford, Sancil and
Walder,-7.
On 'tion of Alderman Me,calG, the
reading Of the minLtcs was dispensed
with.
oRDiNANCEs.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance
to aid the Arab FIRE company to build II
Dire engin house, WAS read second time.
and, on motion of Alderman Stafford,
,dopted by the following vote Ayes,
Nc calf, Phillis, Reardsn, Robinson, SAT-
ford, SlanciI and Waldorf. Nays-O.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
amend section 3 of ordinance No. ~ WAS
read second time aud on motion sdoptsd
by the following vote Ayes-Metcaii,
Phillis, Rearden, Robinson, Stafford STAN
ell ana Walder-7. Nays o.
Bill Of j. II OberIy, amounting to
81 %, for publishing council proceeding.
in November, and for other adver ising,
WAS reported back by the printing COM
mittre Ms correct On motion of Aide man
Sstiord the bill was allowed by the f,llow-
ing vote Ayes Metcalf, PhiIlis, Rearden,
Robinson, Stafford, Stancil and Walder-7.
On motion of Alderman Stafford the
board adjourned. NJ. j. HowLEY,
City Clerk,
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A CARD desire to return my thanks
in this public manner, to the fire engine
companies of this city, and to the citizens
who Yesterday lsbsred to save my proper
ty from the flames. Their efforts were
persistent. All that they could do, they
did, and they have my most hearty thanks
SAMUEL ORR.
H.,pa hoo a 1870
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IS TO $50 siT ssy H y Working 'p pss
Pr, eth, sex. young or old, make moe money
AZ work = Us Ia their spare moments or oil, the
time, than Of enythlnS else. Particulars free.
Address Q. suasos Co.. Portland. Name.
.SAptlSWly
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NorIcE-The public is hereby notified
that bodies Of dead horses or other ami.
mals, must not be placed unbu-ied outside
the levee, under penalty Of arrest and fine.
Bodies of dead horses, hogs, etc, must
either be buried or thrown into the river.
l2-l4-6t A. CAIN, CITY Marshal.
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TaE Geneva Conference has at last con.
cluded lie .abors and awarded the amour,
due by England to the United Sta.es on
account Of the Alsbams claims. The
The amour. was easily arrived at after
the case had been properly represented
to the tribunal. 1t would be, howevrr
an impossible matter for even so learned
and a'tute court As that to arrive At the
amount Of beneHt contsrred on suffering
humansty by such q medicine As Parker's
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu. Thous.
snds attest i;s excellence. For sale by
all druggists, every where.
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The FIRE YESTERDAY. Shortly be-
fore noon yesterday, the dwelling house of
Capt Sam'l Orr, on Twenty-ifth and
Poplar treets, WAS discovered to be on
fire. The fire bells gave the alarm, bu,
the dryness of the timbers caused the
u lanes to sp cad rapidly, and although the
lire companies were speedily on the
ground were Powerless to check 1t. The
Hibernisns threw the first water and did
good service in saving shutters, portico.
etc, The building WAS burned to the
ground, but nearly all the furniture was
carried out and saved. The fire was
caused by II defective hue in Capt. Orr
iining-room There was nm insurance on
tn. house and furniture Of Sl,2O,, which
does not, 1t course, cover the loss su.-
'ained,
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WAnrrp Situation ." book'keeper'
Oily references. Address boz s%S' r. W.
wn.il-3t-s goes
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viii he served at six o'clock and continue
through the evening, thereby saving the
head OF the household any anxiety as 70 that
meal, AT home.
number from two To dozen, will be. seat
tered through the hall, and all guests will re.
cetve careful attention. and have an OppOr.
tunity to enjoy the substantials ~ well ~
the delicacies OF the season.
The place where the S0ires will be held
Is not yet determined, but the public will
be notified ~ soon ~ satisfactory arrange.
mepts can be made. l2-ou
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SOIREE,

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. IL, 1872,
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church Of this
city, will hold a
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Alex. Seweil, . smallpox patient
sas taken 70 the psst. house on wednes.
day hast
Nearly everybody in town. we believe
vent 70 - the New England kitchen a,
NJ. John Antrim's on Thursday night.
The doors OF the livery stables were
siosed yesterday.
The Illinois Central railroad paid the
expenses Of the inquest and burial of the
negro boy, Green. run over and killed by
the switch engine some weeks ago
- The Bsp,i.t Sunday school institute
will commence this evening at the Chris
tian church on Eighteenth street.
Scott has bought the 10, where his
bis house formerly stood and intend.
building at once.
Who's, baw, jee Charity Buck, Ben
Berry, Bright, Ball, Joe, Dick, Rap, Pete,
we're the commanding wor 10 to the oxen
IN front Of MIR. Antrims residence,
THURSDAY evening.
The Baptist sunday school meeting,
70 BE- held in the Christian church. crm-
m-ncing at 10 o'cl"ck Tomorrow. is M,
!" b- confined exclusively t. sduIts The
children are invited to attend all the meet
ings. Rev. l.. b Fish, OF Kentucky. the
great sirger, will introduce into the exer.
cises. many of his songs and talks for
children, which are not only interesting.
but profitable to both children and older
people. }. CD.
The Selden Irwin combination, a Inc
theatrical troupe, will open at the Athe-
neum on Monday night next.
Sheriff Irwin returned from
ST. Louis yesterday morning, bringing
with him John Green, the thief spoken of
In yesterday mornings BULLETIN. Green
10 nov in tho county jail.
The contract fo- laying the foundation
Of Bsptist church edi6cc to be built on
Seventeenth street, between Washington
avenue and Walnu, street, has been lie, to
George Christmsn, and the work com.
menced. The church will be built Of wood,
and will be tbirty-fve feet wide and sew.
enty-two long. The basement will be
brick.
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BILLS.

BILLS.
The followings bills having beer al.
lowed by the board Of aldermen, were
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THE HIBERNIAN BALL.


The Iiibernian Fire Company Of on
city, on
TUESDAY, THE l7TH INSTANT,
Propose to give
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ADRrNKEN POLICEMAN.

one Of the Emith FAMILY Ia Tro.bir.
shortly amer O'Clock o. Saturday night as
two gentlemen were walking along street, be.
tween Tenth and Eleventh strests, coming
towards the corner NJ Tenth, they were aecosted
by policeman named John J Smith, who seemed
passing, aud on nearing them said that he ar
rested them for pI olanity and disorderly conduct
The gentlemen were somewhat surprised at
this proceeding, and both refused TO accompany
him, Whereupon no closed with one OF the men,
and In the tussle both had their clothes some.
what damaged, and finally got 70 the corner Of
Tenth street, where, from the light Of the street
lamp, ono OF the gentlemen noticed the uniform
coat, and said as he appeared TO be an ofnoer he
would 10 with him to the station, fully satisfied
that the whols matter would he enthusiastically
settled. The other gentleman was not disposed
had not been guilty Of any crime, and II the
otiicor desired his company 10 tho station he
must nrst show bis warrant,
| Another tuasle enaued between tho two, dur.
nE which they got into the entranceUay OF
| Madel restaurant. Here cries were made iOI
| passing, went IN to see what was the trouble
| quickly followed by O1icer Yeatman. Both
| parties told their story, and both insisted On
/ having the other arrested, 20 the detective
| marched them all down 10 the Central guard
| house. on arriving there, the policeman showeC
that The two gentlemen had been arrested With
| out cause. and they were INN ediately dismissed
| The Oilcer belonging In the Sixth precinct
| Lieutenant Eckloh was telegraphed for, and, Of
| arriving at the Central and amer converslnI
| with the oifcer and noticing his condition, tool
his badge aud suspended him from duty. whA
no vas doing In that locality at that hour Of IN
| night, performing duty in a precinct whore b
did not belong, and, "a II seems on innOoen
parties, ls a matter not yet cleared up.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Meeting Of the Grand Lodge L. q. &. T.
The fourth annual meeting Of the Grand
Lodge !. o. q. 7. was held on the 10th aud q II
Inst, at StRuntOn, Va, =. W. q. I. SeWel b.
CUrOot, Of Arlington, In the chair
The meeting NHs one Of the most hhTmOniou,
ever held In the state, and the following lOdgel
were represented Excelsior Of Arlington; Bell
Haven and Welcome, Of Alexandria; PFOvl
dsnce, Of Fairfax Court. house; Manassas, Of
Manassas StOneWall, Of NeWtoWnj and Wesl
Augusta, OF stanton. The delegates were mel
at stanton by a delegation from West Angus
Ia Lodge, and were we'll provided for. On the
second day the delegates were escorted through
the Western LunRtic Asylum and the Virginia
Institution Tor tho Deaf and Dumb and Blind
tho blind being In the same building with thu
deaf aud dumb hut under separate Instructors
The following officers were elected for the on
suing term: Charles W. Miller, Of StauntOn, O
W. G. tt j. q. ONeal, Of Alexandria, q. c.
MTs. Louise Croker, Of A Ellington, q. V. T.; O.
W. HaWXhuTst, Of Fairfax u. II Secretary; NJ
" hldWell, OF Alexandria, Treasurer; q. W
Shohf, Of NeWtOWn, Chaplain; - Gaines, O
Fairfax y. H., Marshall - Price, Of Staunton
O. OuaTdi A. Armstrong, Of Alexandria, Senti
mel; Miss Molllo L. blackburn, OF StauntOn
Assistant Secretary. !. q, O'NeaI, Of AleGaA
drlR, was elected representative to the X. W
Grand Lodge OF the world, which meets In Eng
land next year
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Saturday afternoon, about Q O'Clock, the vicln.
ity Of Tenth and T. streets was thrown Into con.
siderable excitement by the report that Mr..
George +. SehaeGsr, a prominent tailor on
lennsylvania avenue, had drawn pistol aud
threatened 10 shoot Mr.. William Patterson, a
carpenter. AsIs usuai, after such reports have
been spread, q large crowd assembled In tho
vicinity and many stories were told VI the affair
but the following arc about the laetsi Twenty.
seven years ago Mr.. Sehnefer purchased from
the late Col. Wheeler = dwelling on Tenth
street, which runs back 10 an alley, between
Tenth and Eleventh and T. and + streets, where
there was II vacant space OF six feet between
Mr.. Schaefer's house and that Of Col. Wheeler,
which the latter allowed Mr.. SchAsfer to use
Wheeler his widow has made numerous ApplicA.
tions TO Mr.. SchRefor for this piece OF land, but
he has never felt disposed TO give III up.
Saturday afternoon she employed the services
OF Mr.. william. Patterson, q carpenter, who
with several mon repaired TO the coveted
space for tho purpose OF removing some sheds
Mr.. Schaeler had erected thereon, and set to
work saving them away at the building line, In
order that Mrs. Wheeler could inelOse the space
within her lot Mr.. schaeier, not TO bo biuiiSd
In this manner, had another gang employed In
putting up the sheds AZ fast as the men under
Mr.. Patterson tore them down, but hndlng
PattoTs0n's men much tWilter at the work, be.
came excited and drew a pistol threatening "a
shoot Patterson II he continued 10 tear down
claiming that he had an indISputAblo right u
the lot. Information Of the prospect Of a MAT
being killed was sent TO OlioeT oliver, Of the
Finn police precinct, who, with Sergeant CLAY
ton, repaired to tho premises, and Patterson
having obtained a warrant they arrested Mr..
s, and took him before Judge Smell, who held
| him under $500 bonds for bis appearance THU
morning,
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rE DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN MONDAY NOVEMBER g. g2

coming TO outside knowledge made the town
too warm for him, aud leaving his situation
at the depot, whore he was employed as
Waterman, he left Westheld for about two
months. Recently he returned, taklug sltu-
alton as brakeman upon the freight trains
running West Nothing was hoard from him
to excite suspicion I'LL last evening, when he
10 borrow a revolver, which, In memory Of
bis former rashness, was refused him. He Ia
about twenty-five years old, FIVE feet eight
Inches high, thick eet with red features,
black dyed mustache, aud Is q man OF fierce
aud reckless disposition.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS

HorICRs or NEW ADvEHTIsENKrTs
oREEr a wILLIANs. auctl0neort, Will sell on
Tuesday, December 10, at O'Clock p. m, valu'
able improved real estate on street north, be.
tween North Capitol and First streets.
THH washington Light Guard will hold thslr
seoond annual ball Thanksgiving eve.
WV. L. WALL b Co, Ructionssrs, viii sell on
Tuesday, November 49, At u o'clock elegant
Clarence phaston, double harness, 40 Also,
wednesday, November q, at 10 O'Clock .. M, an
attractive line Of furniture.
A TwnyaHoRsE power upright boiler aud
engine for sale.
TVS annual meeting Of the New England As
ISOLATION will be held to morrow evening.
WV. L. WALL a o. have an immense stoch
Of carpets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

TUU TlN9N WW0T TIWlDFT IN TInFf.
Saturday afternoon the last large TnfteT was
placed In position on Wallis opera house The
nag was hoisted, as is usual, amer which the
WoTkmen were treated by the bosses" The
rafteT runs % feet, and the span Is the largest
ever put up In this city, The work Of covering
IN IL now progressing rapidly, aud the building
10 ready for Mr.. Manager FOrd's mechanics "a
begin putting In tho interior work, most ol
which is being prepared In Baltimore. Mr.
Clifford, Mr.. Ford's superintendent, promIs SCI
20 pres tho work forward with all possible dis,
patch, and 10 give rs ono Of the most comfort
able, safe and neatly-decOTAted houses in the
country. The whole building will be heated BY
steam, and ample means have been provided FOL
the eKtinguithment Of hro. The 10Th OF Janu.
Ary 10 the time now set for opening and We are
promised one OF tho best opera truupss ever
heard In Washington, including our own Kel.
lOgE, LuooA and Of her celebrities.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

The nav names Tor ThAnkIglVlnE week a. The
popular Uomlqus are Jas. Collins and Martha
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wnLARD's HorEI.
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jas X RiohsIdS, "a EE Guild, Boston
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jobs ssJmsryills, KJ OsesI KlrE, New York
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Hamilton JAy, Florida Ram Y MoFAddsn, DO
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ARLINGTON.
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John X Rare, Conn JP walker, Name
nj whsslST 4 Sop,EY % BrIdfotd 4 fam, NY
" K BisissF a wife, do John Coon. Ohi1
FdsG'd PisrT.pori, do John Dsat, New MsIleo
Nine RudeTsioIh 4 party
OWN uorRE
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A tx OutsfbrtdRs, NY wm Wbsslar, Maine
Cen D RpERss, Virginia Franz futile, Mas
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EBBrrT HOUSE,
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J A BTdEslaud, Indiana J A Wall, Montana
IMPERIAL.
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Mead, hisslasippt
NoRALEIa.
Il K Fenlou, New York dec A Oowlss, PhnA
wASHINGroN HOUSE
" 2 BARLEY, Louisville Murphy lady, NO
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

The Washington Market Company held m
Informal meeting on Saturday night al the
once Of Mr.. Adolf Cluss
There were present, MsssTs. Hallet KilbOurn,
3. 8. Smoot, W. y. Chandler, N, q. Ordway, I.
L. Tullook, NJ. @. Emery, Adolf Cldss, Gen.
eral Cushing, and others.
The proposed plan Of the front Of tho new
building was discussed, az we'll rs the into I'd cd
occupancy Of the same, but no definite decision
arrived 81.
II IL the intention Of the company 10 begin
work at A. early a day as possible and push the
building rapidly to completion.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

THE LOWER FALLS ROAD IL undergoing i'm
provement by being Widened at several points.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer, has sold the
three story brick house and lot, No 100 Bridge
street, between Congress and High, TO ID. L. W.
Cartier, for $500.
TIE GRAiN MARKET.-Received, Saturday,
aO5O bushels wheat SALES, l,T25 bushels choice
red wheat, at u .pllfft2, and SIS bushels prime
At u 81.
THE RIVER.-ArriVed, Saturday, steamer
Lady Of the Lake, from Norfolk, With general
mouth, with 10, 900 feet yellow pine lumber, foi
wheatly Brothers. CLEARED, steamer John s
Ide, for philadelphia,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

EDIToR REPUBLICANS Can you give me In.
formation and adyicoi My wife, who Is North.
ern woman, refuses to live with me, alleging
that she will "noVer live among southeTnsrs
and negroes" and prefers boarding alone in
her native State. She Is upheld in her prsju.
diees by her father, who furnishes her money TO
board a. the North. As my business Is In this
city, and cAnu0t live anywhere else, what eau
children with me. My wife refuses to come her.
self or let the children come. how eau get
the ohlldrOni Have ] not right u say who're
heiT home shall bel Please HlVo your opinion,
and Obligo A DAILY READER.
Tho reason your wife alleges for not living
with you iI simply absurd. The fact that bhO
prefers boarding alone" Is evidence Of her
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25
CITY ITEMS.

THH LATEST SENSATION.
o. Scotch Bottom Caters.
~ 70 stitched Boots
q 10 Good Calf Boots,
"a 20 Custom Made.
"a 20 Ladies' Button QaltorF,
A. French Kid Button.
0ibO OhildrenI Button,
White OalteTe and Snppera,
Rubber Boots and shoes, all sizes, at
HEiLuRuE's, t02 Seventh street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-25

Last evening as the 1880 boat from Ale Eandria
was nearing her wharf, at the mot OF Sixth
street, a gentleman, In company with q lady,
while attempting to disembnTk fell overheard
several unsuccessful attempts, sucoeede cd In
Tescuing the gentleman and placing him on
shoTe. In the meantime the lady tainted. Med
gentleman with tho greatest dlnculties were
restored 10 cOnselousness and sent 10 their
homes