The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-28
Personal NOTES.
WHICH ARE OF CONSEQUENCE TO THOSE
REFERRED To.

Officer Arnold left last evening for up
the Ohio to work upa job Of robbery
From the Information he has il. his pos
session he is confident Of success.
deputy Circuit Clerk Krumsick and
deputy Sheriff Hogan Of Mound City,
were on our streets yesterday, but as their
jurisdiction is restricted to Pulaski county,
nobody exhibited any alarm at their
presence.
in our notice Of Capt. n. B. Thistle
wood and ofhis having.locatedin Cairo, VIC
omitted to say that he has opened Il gen.
ersl commission house for produce of all
kinds, al No. IS Ohio levee, under the
name and style Of Thistlewood & Co"
He refers to Me.sr.. Field, Letter * Co.
ana c. Is. Sawyer & Co, Chicago.
John II. Oberly--rabid democrat,
has been appointed director Of the Cairo
& ST. Louis railroad company, by Gov
ernor Palmer. Is the governor one Of the
po..um kind ? And is he hunting soft
place on which 10 fail at the close OF his
present term? We want to know.-Oln,y
Journal.
1t seem. that Bro. Beck don't like it
when the governor finds good, honest
reliable democrat for nm important posi-
ton. All honor 10 Gov. Palmer. Bro.
Oberly il the right man in the righ,
place" 1t does us good 20 see 4 printer,
once in a while, get STAT take, be his
politics what it may. Success Bro. o.
Nj Carmel Democrat
When the "fat taxi" comes to our share
We intend to give notice Of it through the
BULLETIN until then, our well-wish-
er must content themselves with tho
conceptions of their fertile imagin-
atoms as to the rich pay We are TO receive
Up to the present writing, our emoluments
are strictly governed by law-thst is to
say; by virtue of our Office, we are allow
ed 10 pay our own fares on the railroads,
settle our own bills at hotels, buy postage
stamps, add our time to profit and loss
account, and render our services to the
State Of Illinois, gratis. In this fiat take,
We propose to
| Get rch, az never man got rich before,
| And spend our cash, III we can spend no more,
when we will deposite the remainder in u
silken purse fabricated out of q swines ear
and literally divide with our friend Of tho
Democrat.
"A simple act ofjustice wa, overlooked
in our issue of yesterday, when we referred
to the changes on the Cairo IL Vincennes
railroad, which we are more than willing Il
rcctify to-day. Mcssrs. Dodge, Lord 4
Co., the .Crmer contractors, deserve the
kind remembrance of uli with whom they
have had business relations, 'or their fdel-
ity and nnwearied exertions in carrying out
their contract. Owing to the failures OF
others, in keeping their engagements with
them, they not only struggled against al
most overwhelming di faculties, but bore
upon their own shoulders vast res ponsi
bilties, which of right belonged to other
parties. They have not only kept 6nan'
csl faith with all with whom they came
in contact, by meeting and paying al
their Indebtedness, but, US we have reason
to know, have absolutely paid out of thei
own pockets over 100000 in order &c
keep the work in operation, In retiring
from their contracts, they do so with thu
best wishes and regards of everyone with
whom they have Lad dealings.