The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-13

| Otner ILLINOIS tOWns are expected 10 iOlloV
the example Of Charleston and the whisk,
sellers are becoming hot.
We call attention TO the card OF Lloy(
and Mexican, bankers of New York, il
another column, Both members Of the firm
are favorably known from their long con
nection with the banking house Of Fish
and Hatch. During the past year they have
been doing prosperous business in gov
eminent bonds and other investment secur
tiles. They also do stock brokerage bust
ness,
The bad weather Of the past few days
has had It's effect on horses, and several
cases of very severe colds have occurred
Many of the stable horses are not allowed
to be taken out, but the livery horses fare
better than the private horses, and of the
latter many are suffering, In Keokuk and
Hannibal a large proportion oil the horses
are unfit for use, and the disease is causing
continual and heavy loss.
No audience was ever better pleased
than was the one which last night greeted
the Gulick. Blaisdel combination at the
atheneum. The audience was kept in an
almost constant roar of laughter from be-
ginning to end and everything went off
smoothly. A constant smile was visible on
the most long faced in the audience md
not one regretted the time and money
spent to see them, The house will doubt
less be packed to overlooking tonight
-"Brds Of feather will flock together
The organ of the Eighth street supreme
court tells what one of its democratic
politicians said yesterday Of THE BULLETIN
and its management, We noticed these
same democratic politicians, on election
day, working hard at the polls to defeat
the Independent county tickets. The re-
suit might have been ioretold. Like the
work OF the organ, their work only served
to increase the majority of the Independent
ticket
Bogus gold and silver CONS are be-
coming remarkably and alarmngly plenti.
ful these days. Among the latest is an
imitation silver dollar, which will generally
deceive the intoxicated and unobserving,
for whom it is Intended, It is OF good APP
pearance when new, but very light and de-
void OF the true ring. Five, ten and twenty
dollar gold pieces are also getting largely
in circulation. In finished appearance and
weight they are said TO exactly resemble
the genuine, but can be distinguished upon
a careful comparison by slight difference
in color and lack of ringing propensities
A meeting Of the corporators, stock
holders and directors of the Cairo and
Mound City railroad company was held at
the wharf masters Office. No. 70 Ohio
Levee, yesterday forenoon. Besides trans.
action of the routine business two new
directors were appointed and twenty. five
dollars additional stock
was misunderstanding the total
stock now subscribed eighty
seven thousand five hundred dol.
lars The former officers of the company
were retained, and it was agreed that the
building of the road should be commenced
at once
The card Of DIS. w. r. Smith s. Son
appears IN this mornings issue, to which we
call the attention of our readers. The SEN
Tor member Of the firm is one of our oldest
and most respected and competent physi-
clans to whose reputation we could not add
one iota, and who enjoys a very extensive
practice. The junior member ia also we'll
known 10 every citizen of Cairo. He was
born and raised in this community, stud
led diligently in various medical institu-
hous and graduated honorably. He is q
young man Of much promise and some es-
perience who deserves the respect and con-
idence which he enjoys.
In the county court, Judge Yocum
presiding, the case Of Chas. Long, black
man and Rosana Robinson, white woman,
for living in adultery together, was dispos-
ed Of, both being sentenced to confinement
in the county Jail for slxy days In the
case of Pauer & Co., Va.
Betsy Harrington and John Ilealey,
judgement was rendered for
the prosecution, but an appeal was taken to
the ciIeui. court. In the case of Hawkins
"a lazy Brown, brought before the court
on VI appeal from Squire Comings, the
Judgment was reversed IN favor of de.
PENDANT. The court has adjourned until
Tuesday, when objections to sidewalk as
sessments will be heard.
The high school scholars carried out
,kn. 80