The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-03


--"For tricks that are dark and ways
that are mean, the heather Chinee cant
hold candle to the villain who got five
dollars from poor devil who wanted to 90
to Evansville the otf day, for this "ticl;
ct l."
December goth. 1871.
" Pass three trackmen over the st. Louis
" Southeastern Railway. East st. Louis
TO track front. Good three days from
date G, w. GARDINER. JR."
The poor fool bought it believing it
would take him from Cairo to Evansville
on the steamer Idlewild
The lady managers of the Orphan
Asylum, have in charge beautiful and
interesting little orphan girl, whom they
would like to have adopted by some worthy
person who would be kind to her and train
her in a proper manner. The child is
about two years old, is sprightly and of a
good and lovable disposition. Any per-
son wishing to see tho little one or
to learn further particulars concerning
her, can do so by applying to Mrs. d. Hurd'
on Seventh street.
Mrs. w. RITTENuoUsE, Sec'y.
Under the head of Bggs' boats, in to-
days BULLETIN will be found the new ad-
vcrtisements of the steamers John Lums-
den, Tyrone and Talesman Of the Nashville
and Cairo packet line, AID of
tho beautiful steamer Idlewild Of the
Evansville and Cairo line. These boats
are all known to the public as frst-class
steamers, and to be differed by true and
tried gentlemen, Mr.. Jas. Biggs, the
agent at this port, is we'll and favorably
known as a steamboat agent For infor-
maton regarding freight or passage, ap-
ply TO Biggs, or on board the boats.
R. G. Thatcher, Columbus " Plat
Boy,' agent, MacEvoy's IIibernicon; A.
G. Hunter, Dyersburg; d. II. Morey, W.
A. Brown, st. Louis +. II. Waggoner,
Mound City; r. W. Dugan and family,
Covington; Charles NJ. Howe, Natchez
ii. l.. Shattuck, Concorda; n. b. Hatcher,
j. II. Carroll, Str. Tom Jasper; L. Bado-
lett, Centralia; g. Frank Lcebkc, Alex
Zeigler. &. b. Zeigler, +. j. Munger, St
Louis ; NJ. Fits Frankfort; j. Poor, c. S
Atkins,J. W. King, Chicago ~. NJ. Healy
Champaign S. l.. Burnell and wife, Mil
waukee; Thos. Brown, Grand Tower NJ
Evans, Belvidcr; c. l.. Stevenson, Ecas
st. Louis, were the arrivals at the 5
Charles yesterday.
An attemptat rape was made on Mon
day evening, little after seven o'clock, OF
Ohio levee, near Fourth street. A young
lady who resides on Second stree, near til,
st. Charles hotel, was returning HON
from the postoffice, when, near the plac
above mentioned, a big, burly negro, &C
costcd and told her to stop. She attempte
to pass on, but the negro took hold of her
and IN the scufFla .hat ensucd the poor wo
man mad her clothing badly torn and he,
arms and neck badly bruised An ON
ploye at the tobacco warehouse came f
the assistance of the woman, and knocke,
the negro down, but before he could pro
cure help the dog succeeded in making hi
escape. AS no one can give q description
of the villain, ofcourse he will 90 unpun
ished.
The following were the arrivals at tn,
Delmenico hotel, WIN. Winter, proprietor
for the twenty-four hours ending at
o'clock pm, Jan. 2, 1872: J. w. How
ard Blandville; Jas. Beckinct, Wolf l..
land Jas. Dugan, City; Thos. j. Meshen
| Columbus; j. G. Medley Wolf Island
VIM. Duton, Boston Garrett Bowy, Wash
ington; G. A. Rabbit, Henry Adkin, Jas
! w. Snaekus ; G. +. Heath, j. G. Clulev
Paducah &. A. D'Baun, Ulin; VIM
Miller, river NJ. Marsh, Str. Beaver Jas
I Morgan, Fred Gosner, st. Louis; w. j
Hough, Paducah; Frank Rogers, Wolf
lslard II. Levy, City; Jno, Schmuck, f.
Shuck, Madison Chas. Crawford, Peoria
Geo. Alberts, Str. Commonwealth; A. b
Evans c. NJ. Evans, City r. Been, Mem.
phis Thos. Sponer, river; Thos. r. b.
Goslin, Newport j. p. Richensson, Louis
villei }. G. Knapp, Chicago; Faye,te Cole
Memphis.
The annual New Years ball of the
Rough and Ready fire company, which
came of at Schel's hall on Monday eve.
ming, was an occasion long to be remcm-
bered 10y those who pa rticipated in it. At
an early hour in the evening partie
began to arrive from all parts of the city,
and by eight o'clock there was large and
gay company present Isenbcrg's exc ell.
lent string hand, led by Iscnberg himself,
was in attendance and furnished the mu.
sic. AT eight o'clock dancing commenced
and from that time until eleven o'clock
was Kept up. supper was then served
ana such supper-exerythlng one couId
wish for was there in abundance and
John Schel was the recipient of many
compliments from those who partook OF
it. After supper dancing was resumed
and only stopped when daylight came and
warned all that il was time to stop.
The alarm of fire on Monday evening
was occasioned by the breaking out OF n
fire in the family grocery store on Eighth
street between Washington and CONNER.
cial ayenues owned nv Koohlar a. Rivb,