The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-06

VINO take passage on her will ascertain her
to be all that could be desired. See her
'ad.' under head Of new advertisements.
On account Of the inclemency Of the
weather the 9th and last of the series OF
parlor concerts will not be held this eve
ming as previously announced. 1t will be
given on Monday evening, the 18th inst.
The second and last term Of the chill
dren's dancing school, under the superin-
tcndencc of Prof Charles Hardy, will COM
mcnce on Saturday, February Sd, at 2
O'Clock pm. Feb. l-d3t.
Considering the inclemency of the
weather, the churches were all well
attended on Sunday last. At the church
Of the Redeemer, Rector Coan discoursed
to good audience; at the Presbyterian
church, the Rev. Mr.. Thayer preached
to a well filed house.
Thirty cents a week will secure pol
lev for one thousand dollars in the Life
Association of America. A good invest
ment for young man. For particulars
apply 10 Carl L. Thomas, special agent
jan4f.
Great inducements to any one wish
ing to buy flrst-class piano or organ.
T.. d w. Buder offer their entire stock in
the piano and organ line at the actual
cost Of the instruments. They are desir'
Gus of closing out the stock SO that they
may use the room for jewelry manufacture
ing purposes.
The member. of the Casino were out
in full force yesterday morning, headed by
the silver cornet band. Dressed in their
fine black uniform, and wesring their
handsome regalia, they made a splendid
appearance. They paraded all the prin'
cipal streets, and at noon returned to Their
hall, where the procession was dispersed
The city lie just now infested by {
gang Of house-breakers and pick pockets
Within the past week no less than hal
a dozen houses have been clandestinely en-
tered, and from several of them, valuabl,
articles stolen. 1t behooves our people Il
look well TO the fastenings Of doors anC
windows before retiring for the night.
The productions of Bunyan's pen ar
marked by at least three qualities, which
should procure for them general accep
lance; First they are rich, singulsrly SC
in solid gospel truth, Second, they ar
perspicuous even when profound. ThlrC
they possess u quaintness of style wlic
tends to enlist attention and TX the writer
thoughts upon the mind of the reader.
We have no hesitation IN recommen
ing William Ehlers, boot and shoe make
rs worthy Of most liberal patronage. "
!. know whereof we speak when we say l.
e work Is done in mastery manner AT u
r lowest prices. He uses nothing but Il
best Of stock, and he canno, be cxcelled
p. the delicate task Of making an exact
4 Give him call at his shop on Twcntie
street, between Washington avenue AZ
: Poplar street, nearly opposite the cou
house, and We will guarantee satisfactio
Tho team of gray horses belonging
!. Chas. Feuchtcr X Co., became Brighten
/ near tho corner of Eighth street a
washington avenue, on Sunday afternvv
and the driver being unable to contr
them, they dashed up Eighth street as ia
as they could run. The wagon to whiC
they were attached was broken to piec
before they reached the levec. The hor
ran up the levee toward the stone depc
throwing mud in every direction. One
the horses was slightly injured. II
driver escaped unhurt
The residence OF Mr.. Chas. Feucht,
at the brewery, was broken into on Sa
urday night. The thief on entering too
off his shoes and left them on the ha
steps before ascending into the upp.
part Of the house. He entered the slice,
ing apartment, where Mr.. Feuchter an
his wife were in bed, and took from VI
Feuchters pants pocket ten dollars
money. The thief was discovered as /
was leaving tn, house, when an alarr
was given but not until it wa. too late
ovcrtake him. His shoes were found @
the stairs, where he had left them.
Tho preamble and resolutions pas.e
by the city council on the l6.h Of Janu
AIRY, with reference to the non-completio
of the Mobile & Ohio railroad, and fol
warded TO our representatives in congres
were, on the 9Th ult, presented in tn
house by Col. Crebs, and referred to tn
committee on public lands. \ letter hs
been received by Clerk Howley from Sen
"tor John A. Logan, stating that, as 500
as the resolutions pass the house aud ar
transmitted to the senate he will give tn
matter his attention, and do all he can il
behalf of the claims of Cairo.
Jake Arlington, II negro fireman Of
one Of the steamboats, now lying at tn
wharf was bad Y cut in n quarrel over ,
game Of cards on Sunday about noon a
Freeman's saloon. When the quarre
commenced Arlington and his partner
were sitting at the table, The strange,
drew huge knife, and made blow IL,
Arlington tn roat, but missed his aim, tn,
blade of the knife entering about two in
chcs above the collar-bone, INJECTING &
wound that it is feared will prove fatal
q hn Ia IL