The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-23

The BULLETIN are astonished by this
fact.
Edward Payson Weston, tho great
walkist, was in our city Sunday, on his |
way to Vicksburg. lie took passage on /
the Colorado.
There will be meeting of the German |
School Association at the school house on |
Fourteenth street on Wednesday evening, |
April oath, at 8 o'clock. Members and |
friends of the school are invited to attend. |
| It +. KoRsMEYER, Sec'y.
The Jurisdiction Of the codnty court
has been greatly extended by recent act
Of the legislature. All cases of felony
not punishable by death or imprisonment
In the penitentiAry, will after the LIST Of
July next, be tried before County Judge |
Bross.
The Democrats Of Cairo are almost
unanimously in favor Of the policy of
supporting the Cincinnati nominees who
ever they may be. We have however
heard a few declare, but in very weak
manner, that they would not support
Sumner or Fred Douglas.
Call and examine Cor yourself. The
patronage Of the pulic is solicited. The
City Shoe Store are having great run
for Brolaskrs fine goods, which they are
selling for less than common eastern goods
are sold elsewhere. Don't fail to examine
their stock which is complete and stylish.
4-l7dtf.
Jack Winter promises to become the
Winter Of the Radicals discomfort herea-
bouts. "Of old he devoted himself to the
: Democrats, but "of new" he is devotihg
himself to the Blue Trues of the Republi.
u cali party. He intends to stick this time,
= and NUNS soft soap will not avail nov
Is as it did in the past. He has declared
: war, and has burned the bridges behind
him.
WIN. Alba has removed his barber
shop two doors below Paul g. Schuhs
drug store, where he will be found to-
gether with his brother Conrad swinging
his sharp razors as usual. The shop is
fitted up in splendid style, and room set
So apart for the accommodation of ladies
III who wish to have hair dressed or cut.
to 4-3im.
Police business was little more &C.
IS, tive than usual yesterday. Andy Harris
en- convicted Of drunkenness was fined 81
" which he paid Sim Deoyse, for the sam'
les ofiense, paid to Mr.. Shannessy a Ike
on amount; Bill Hamilton for beating hi
ow wife was sent to the calsboose twent
Nm days; and John Montgomery, for bein,
70. both drunk and dsorderly, was fined 5
to and costs, being unable to pay which h
II. was sent up for ten days.
rls Mr.. N. p. Curtice, formerly of Rochei
ter, New York, has located in this city
and will give instructions in vocal an
recommended as a gentleman Of fine &C
llv quirements and irreproachable character
We can assure the public that he is no,
as late music professor who afflicted u
was, a charlatan, or dead beat, but
gentleman who takes pride in his pro
o' fession and has character to maintain.
AT the Methodist African church Of
ID this city, two full-blooded negroes, frest
from Africa, attracted much attention
he They have been at Washington, wher,
they were entertained by the President
ips who has sent them on political mission
MT to the South. While here they receives
distinguished attention from Mr.. Linegar
o,s who represented Mr.. Mum, the Presi
-, dents internal revenue man. We ma,
probably be permitted to remark tina
President Grant 10 an old fox. He know
'e' how to manage the colored brother b.
WI coaxing The sword answers for the whit
man.
ty, Mrs. Swander, on Commercial ave
'er nue., in the Atheneum building, is oderinl
unusual attractions In the way of sprin,
sr's and summer goods 10 the ladies. He
not stock is composed Of new goods through
out, and every article is fashionable, chea
IT'S ana handsome space 'oro'o' the mehuo
md of all the articles which Mrs. Swander o.
f fers to her customers, but among theI
o.; may be found hats, bonnets, flowers
50 French and American, ribbons, lace
fringes, embroideries, hosiery, ladies an
-, childrens' plain trimmed underwear an
Wv suits, infants lace sets, an elegant assor
'o ment Of kid gloves jewelry, and notion
'''' of every kind. These goods were all 81
lected personally by Mrs. Swander, an
as are offered to the public at prices lowe
'ihe than they can be bought elsewhere
PIN this market. All goods marked in plat
figures. Cali at once. ladies, and secul
'ro- beautiful goods at low figures.
lies There is very considerable exctemer
ers' among the True Blue or Blue True r,
noe putlicans Of the city over the detection
u SO many of their partisans. Mr.. Bradley
he who seems to take the revolt Of the Libel
II ais most to heart, has had several inte
her views with Gen Mum, and has assure
or him that for very small consideratio
Gen. Grant could be assured of the faiti
son full adherence of his little flock to the fol
iris tunes of the hero Of Vicksburg. Go
to Linegar has been, in vain, seeking for a