The Cairo Bulletin from Cairo, Illinois • Page 3

II 'JOHN II. 01IKIILY A CO. M. II. ASSOCIATE KDITOIt.

LOCAL NEWS. Illinois Out ml It. It, ofTlmi', Tho trains now leave as follows; cmixno north trnlnMeavci 2ri'elock a.m. E-tprcit p.m. CCMINO fiOUTIl.

Mull IraljiaorrivrH r.l 2 o'clock Lin. Kxpn hjaor 4.02 p.m. 'WwuaiiT trains: Way, toavcnt o'clock a.m. Kipp, p.m. Way, nrrivea fti.iij p.m Krc" 7:30 a.m.

Dally, Sundays excepted. Arrival in nit Departure of (Ulr Iol Ktkriury 1809 aiimvm. frKT, (Timn North (through iiJU.ni,., s.oop.m. -nrwi i p.ni......ii.u in. Sjlllli nml wnvl.

n.ni ti.m South (Metnpiiin AN. it.m p.m. Ohio Hiver p.tn CM) p.m MlMlMlppi rout', nml Charleston; Tlitirxilnj A TIipIx-i, Hoomi Mam' nml HanUi fc.oop.inr'ri 7:01 in -Mt. I 'itc d'litrtfi every dnri-irept M'n lay. .1, M.ollAIUM, I' M.

The hull of the steamer Underwriter, with nil the machinery that was on hoard at the time her tipper works were burned oil', started for Cincinnati yesterday In tow or thotcamorToiu barrow. One of the I nrge.tt lunerul tralnti thai over left our city, wi that which con- veyed tho remain of Mlchucl Harry to Villa ilidgc yesterday. Four passenger coaches auti the baggage car formed the train, and all of Uiuao were lilted to rcplo-tlon with men, women and children. The haulier yard odlco, formcrlyocctl. pled by Mr.

Chas. Thompson, situated on Commercial avenue, Ju-U below Hov-eutcenth street, In being moved, ut the Instance of Mr. Able, to Mime point be yond thecouveut. The Journey ls very long one, but Is bolng made nml rapidly. We are glad to learn that John Hamilton in much better to-day, aud that all apprehensions of a fatal termination in his case, have dUilpated.

Ho will probably be confined to bin bed a period of eight or ten days yet, but his recovery I rogurded ascertain. Mr. John V. Trover was thrown from his buggy to-day, but; fortunately, escaped any m. rlom Injury.

His arm was itralucd and somewhat bruit-ed, and, It is quite protable that he was shakon up pretty gentrally, but, as we have said, his Injuries were not serious. Hlr onf ritllng by ItlK tdtlo, craped without oven a scratch. The city council of l'aduoah havo ordure 1 tho MubmUslou of tho juwtlon to tho tho city, whether the-cor poration stibseribo SI0D0 per nillo to four gravel rotds penetrating different, ectlnus of tho surrounding country There was onK one vote in the council recanli I agatnet tho proposition, nnd the 'Herald' predict that tho subscrtpt on will be voted by a Janrj majority. We earnestly hopu that such will bo tho result, for without prosperous surround lugs the prosperity of Cairo can bo nolth er permanent nor healthy. The government Is erecting in tills city, a largo frii.no school limine for tho use of tho colored people.

It Is altuuted on Walnut street, near the spot wlioro Heaven avenged Jako Hratlley by hbow erlng lire upon a building devoted to the tiHe. The building about thirty by sixty feet, oce atory, with a teu foot basement. It can bo made to accommo- dato about two hundred pupils. Who Ih to teach tho Juvenile black ldea.s how to shoot, wo are not advised Tho position ought to be tlllod by nu hi telllgeut colored man, nod not by uuy of tho whlto loafers who accept posl Mons, not so much on account of the fixed -aalary as tho amount the position will enable thorn to Meal The Rev. Mr, trot nor, ror instance, would fill tho po sition most acceptably to nil concerned.

he Paducah 'Herald' copied our last woo ks quotation of wlieat, and expressed Hie heller that I wlilto wheat was not. ruling in l-x'iO'' lor misiiei, as quoian by us. Tho quotations bad reJeronce to old wheat and for a strictly prime article. Wo aro of tho opinion that tho figures, when published by us, woro correct. At all oveuts they wero furnished by a ro portor who makes commercial matters a specialty, Most of tho wheat now owning Into mnrket is In bad condition.

For this rea son wo find it uusnfo to give any figures at an. nro Inclined to think, how ever, that strictly choice old whlto wheat would command f0; aud other grades, now aud old, from DO conts to 30. Our Mr. Hagoy Is tho recipient of a ningnifl-ent boquet, very largo, very fragrant and most arllstcally formed, from thohnndsof a Metropolis miss, whose nnmo wo do not glvo, for" tho suftloiont reason thnt wo do not know It. Tho bo-qtiot Is really beautiful, and tho stories tho (lowers tell I Ah me.

Tlioy como us tho most precious scraps from a feast of language scraps oulled by a mind of good discrimination. Hagoy is happy, in tlic por-VoloU tieralil of Joy," and ho is silent, dreamy. tho ontiro mail edition of tho 'liulletm' go to Metropolis to-day, olmrgo tho blunder to tho fact that tho mail list Is in Hugey's hands, and that rtlnco tho receipt of tho boquet ho Is confident thero iu only one plaoe In tho worjd and that place Is Metropolis 1' Tho Rov. W. J.

Palmer will preach thla evening in tho Baptist church on tho corner of Washlugtow Avenuo and "Eighteenth streot, services commencing atr7 o'clock. Tho public generally Is Invited to attond. After Tlirm. At a lato hour ulght before last, two or three itrangcrs armed with doublo-barrel-ed shot-iuns, wero In tho city In search of tho murderers. They peered Into tho different hotels, saloons and business housei, raaklnt; fow If any inquiries or explanations, and leaving quietly as they came.

Tho Inst account wo had of theso murderers was to tho eflect that they had crossed over Into Missouri, and were making their way fe'outh. Wo sincerely hopo that they may be overhauled, for bloodier brace of villains tlo not live. 'I ho Cairo Ilnllvtlu. Wo are glad fo bo favored with an exchange from thoCalro Weekly an eight page paper, edited with ability by those experienced newspaper men, John Oberly and Moso Harrcll. It is tho Ifoat newspaper Cairo over hud, and with tho exception of Its politics, which aro a little fogyltth, itdeserves to succeed.

Plnekueyvllk' Uanner. Occasional reference to constitutional restrictions and obligations, a manifest desire topreserv; tho Identity of a constitutional form of government, constitute old fogylsm iu radical eyes. Wo confess, therefore, that our politics ttrr a Ilttlo old fogyltdi, ns chtsrged. thud; our cotemporary for his kind wordiia behalf of our weekly. Tlie MdPiTMlka.

The 'Times' of this mo.nilng, nfter re-markIo that valuable Improvements have boon mnde upon the Hidowaiks, ay tup.t there Is still need of many more: that socio of the walks on thy cron.s rttreets are in bad ooudition. Tills is uudohtcdly true; butall tho Improvements cannot Uomude iua day, a Wf nor In a mouth. The giuigs are still at work, and aro -making very favorable but to placo Iu repair slxtyn miles most of which was put down over direo years ago, is Uio work of mouths. Tho repairs made aro substantial, aud If as a wUk the side-walks of tho city, at tho close of the tiros-int administration aro not "left in a good condition, It will be so thought no want of purpose or otl'ort on the part tho mayor. Very rhoiiKlitful.

Iy tho death of young Harry, his widowed mother, Mrs. Motherway, who is uged riuI Inf rm, was stripped of her wjIo and only dependence for a Hvlll-litmd This fact was Impressed upon tho minds of thoe who attended tho burial yesterday, and was father to the sug-gcKiou tliat one dollar faro )w ouilcotutl froai enoh and ovcry grown person ou board the funorr.l train, Tne suggestion was acted upou, uud about one hundred andiiftyor two hundred dollars wero collected. Out of this sum the bill of tho Illinois Central railroad company was paid, tho bilauce handed over to tho old Udy. In thin way 7fi or SIC) were placed Iu her hands a sum siifllclcut to support In her humble sphere, durlaga period of Mx or eight montlu, Tho old ludy ovlr.ced the warmest gratitude for the kindness, and felt, no doubt, that aftor that she was not wholly deserted uul friendless. fall for "Barrett's" and take no other Council Thero will bo meeting of tho city council In joint session, this evening.

Tho board ofaHlermcn will meet to-morrow evening, and tho select council on Friday evening. Tho steamboat flro and the Mocklcr trial prevented the stated meetings, and to Boino extent discommoded partic having claims for allowance. The meetings to-morrow night and tho night following will bo for tho transaction of gcnoral business. Tim I'ulillo Kchoi.l Library. At a meeting of tho trustees of tho Public School Library, held on Monday evening, tho secretary was directed to open a book for tho subscription of stock.

Shares of stock have been fixed at flvo dollars ench, each share entitling tho holder to one vote, atany mcetlng'of tho stockholders, nnd nlso entitling tho holder to free ncccss to and tliu use of tho library for tho period of 0110 year from the dato of lis issue. Certificates of llfo membership can bo obtained upon payment Into the treasury of tho sum of $25.00. The library already numbers about four hundred volumes of choice biographical, historical, scientific and poetical works enough, at least, to tender it attrnctlv to every scholar and reading man or o-man in the city. Persons dcalring to become stockho ld-ons should apply to M. II.

Sec'y pro 'Uullotlu om co. Wonderful Kefltora-tive. Tito lliillullii' Ycnlenlny. Canvassing the columns of yesterday's wo can sco nothing in It thatrellects great credit upon cither our editorial industry oc ability. Wo tlo not felidtato ourselves over Uk thought that it lu even superior to tho dallies of or Vicksburg.

But for nil thte thero Is a satisfactory explanation. The explanation Is this: On trial iu tho circuit court, Is a enso wherein the value of the atock nnd of tlifl old Cfclro Democrat Company wuh put In Issue, and hs this voltio could bj most -satisfactorily established by ex perts, tho proprietor, editor and nbout ono half of tho printers connected with our fllec, wero called Into court by a which admonished ono and all of tho continences of disobedience. The liearlngof the testimony Involved the -ontiro day evory other answer of the witness on the stand being arrested by fin objection, and every objection eliciting nbout 11 ft oen minutes, wrangling on 1-ho part of tho attorneys. fence, it was tbout senset, mid 'after the paper ha onetojires, before tho ofllco was re-animated by our cheerful prauinng, CtO. nd so-forth; or words to that efll'ct.

Harclcy Hro's JJarrett'a wholesale Cairo, Illinois. Jy2I lw VAfA GENTBAL R. i (ll Miles th 12 A CJ Sliorlcsl Konto.to New Vork '8 Irnins from tho Wit Tiln jltcc to tho Hhoro tMHciifiTji for jrrrl8bnrir, HaIII-hliiRton, lillailrljihla, llooton, Isew hnnlnnl town, ard trnniifrrrcil to VKSS NYAVANIA KAIMIOAU. tli kelii for Vork, l'hiliuldphia nnd nil wt, via tho IMlKliiirg, Kort Wvno A aikflao KnilromJ. Tholrnltnof AU'lttirbii? t'nlott ilepo1 morij.

Wii mvl all thn trnlnKOf tl Uuy yo priiuU anil thn Urn I tn.ike thn clian El LI.VOIS It A 1a cloxo oniiectloniint nml I hlnm-u! in, I fltirs trip UiSavr Vork mmlo tth only two cgani, wwo rHMiffir Willi-- iUpI It(ior-ii Srnt! i r.xxiv. jifiity tunl comfort of twrlw UAS, WoodriiHi. Patent, mm to rnilivlelpMh on nil Muht Tnuni. au.l ork vm lplila an, Ail.nlown, irttit put uhaiiBP, allprJlnif I'Mtrnguia a nljht of unllt-ltitlil nml i.aiidiiKf llictii in jfpiv Tork IlourH iu Atlwinc-c orull iitlicr I.tiirnt And In time to i.ocnro irotel iveoiiiinolntiotii hofoiu tlio arrival of Ihu immciigurs by other roMii'o. To llojton noil New KiiRland paMcngcr thin roiito pipclf.lly ilcnlrahlf, ai It given thetn nn opiortunitv of rvona tha finest Wt amonK tho nnl vork, Wltlioiil Kxlrn Vtmt.

piIKOATBO KVKNINO ITLffBTI i6sir A CHEAP ANIBHlliiTniB I Vclxrox-tlmlxift; IVXocIIxXIOl IT. thrmiKh III ls traniiferred. wlthTlK-lr to Hall Connection, In York, without clmrgc. -All New EnKlan.I (ICKetK nml ilnat Four Daily Trains Leave N. for Iloslon.

Tlilrleen Daily Trains Leave Plillndclnlila for New York, Via Jerc) City nnd Comilcti ami Amhoy. Dlntaner. 10 miles Time, 4 hourn. Thin intheonly route by whleh cm Cluenjfo 8atnnlny nnenmnii, In thrmivli car. This trnin leave, I'lttahurg, Kort Wayn.j ChleaRO KalNny ndnin throtiirli Hithnut delay, arriving In titw Vork at rimi morning.

Hours in Advniico or Oilier Lines! Thn .) n.m. train from arrivn New Hork at 0:11 n.m. tho HKCOM) a I.a IfotirM In any oilier It on to! with eor-ri kttoriiilni; rciuotion to 1IOSTO.V, imiilll.illj 11.1. uu- iwiTKaijo cneckea UirouRli to all utatlotu on tha tin of tlit. IV llallwny, nml to lUltlinorc, rhilalelphiannd Vork, from I'lttuhurg.

fhltaKO. ami nil principal Wentern fitle. tt tj- llnte of Iri'luht ami ntnrui tn I'jiteni jKilnt, nro at nil timei at favorable uio l-harged hy other line. Thioilgli tickft for aln at tho prinelpnl oflioo.s In tho Wejt. II.

WU.I.IAMH. $tn" Surerlntemlt'iit. Ait.iona I'a. I. KlMllAl.I,, laenRfr Agent, fhicaro.

jelTwtf )Iavlti(atUine4 a I "0i rat tam ft iuiKH ciitowrATitw i '4' V.V.kti Jau ny)h4r(lteli liV lr 'fte'l in CVj, avln- tojlfrsin 4 I LEGAL. J)MINISTKATOIt'S NOTICE H'tatnof William Thii uiiiltf tlitnH havlni- Uvn ivImlitU irauir or uitf MW orwni nm ltnlil.tr. Inl Af iiiiooi lllinold, tl.x'vAiil. hereby guet imtiee ttiat hn will iippwir Uforo the eontiiyi Port or tluamlcrcoiiiity.nt tho court Iioumi. in t.iiro.

ai mo Jinv lerm. nn iii. ai Tux Nnle. Notico Ik hereby given that will sel at tho rourt house, on July i'O ISiW, at 10 tho lauds and town lots delinquent fortaxes duo and unpaid thereon. ruls H.

Myors, OV' tor, Aloxoiidor His, I.lKlttriliiB:. Havo your lives atitl property. A. Frasor Is ageut for tho copper-scroll lightning rod company and will xl II all orders promptly, Call at onco and havo Uiem put on your buildings. This Is tho best and safest rod now made.

Shop on Comniorolal avenue, bctweou Eleventh ami Twelfth street. Jy21Ct Tho famous Selter Water, Wols Heer, Cr.tawba ami Ilhluo Wines, cool and pure, nro always kept at tho Egyptian Hrcwcry Saloon, corner of "Washington avoriuo and Tenth streot. lyjvewof theso delightful beverages aro luvltod to call, as tlioy will bo politely treated ami sat isfactorily served, CUAfs. Je-lSJm Propnttor. Tho clergy uso lim it Mjws.

Prl list tUt -tl Hourn Two n't iiu it, i. n. JlKHtVAI. CoIiiiiiIh. Milbrrt.

ltiiii, llec. Orient, lit ia Aid era. IMIe --t LfXiM, Jve mm Ktwt, ltnbt llurna. ('meinniMi, lUibloan, Wk'lrtiig, 'utelta-eii, Krwiaville, i.w, I.OIIIHTHIr. rt 11 jtiu wiuibu goou siove, 01 unwary i t.u,iui ui ntivut-jiiuj vure, tin roof, gutter, or anything In (hat line, call nu A.

Eraser, Commercial avenuo beteon Klovonth and Twelfth street, whero ho has moved to, nn.i Httod up tho large and most comploto shop In Illinois. Particular attention given to steam-boat and mill work, copper and shoot Iron work, such as chimneys, breechor escaping stoam-plpes, etc. apr2ld6m Great demand for "Harrott's." Will on TlinTinr For Hale. Iilghty acres of tho finest Walnut Timber Land in tho country. situated hi county, four (1) miles northeast of Charles-ton and within eight (8) miles of Cairo, Illinois.

Said land is adjoining John Hwank's farm. Also ton acres of School Land situated three mll from Cairo. Illinois, on tho Cairo Ht. f.ouls railroad line. or tonus unl partlculurs enqulro 11, T.

Whltakor's Htore, No, 10S Commercial avou.no, Cairo Illinois, dtf Frienilihlp, Cen. AptlMtton. MHuror. ill. Ml" JIumplH.

Fleming Tom lt.M. (. Uubf-on Lwinlda, Fl emUhlp HeJI11I.ee, Orleixnu. (iHloMatp, Ittanvvillo aiio weamer was clear ami cool this morning, a north wind having lowered thetemporiiture to 72 deg. It is nroba.

bio that wo shall havo pleasant weather ior several days, and wo havo no doubt tlio wannest portion of tho summer Is over. Although tho heat may during August, approach that of tho past two weeks, yet wo do not believe it will again reach it. The Mississippi Is rising at St. Louis and above. The Missouri Is also rising as for as hoard from, ami tho Illinois is fifteen feet abovo tho usual hlght at this season or tho yoar.

Tho Ohio is rising rapidly at Pittsburg with 11 feot 8 inches water In tho channel, ami sovoral feet more water Is expected. It wasfallliigatLouIsvllIoon Tuesday morning with I feet 0 Inches In thochuto over tho falls. It Is rising from Evans. vino 10 uairo. Ifere thorlvor bus risen A Inchos since last report.

Business continues moderate. Tho Milbrey had a moderato trip only. Tho Quickstep brought out GO sks wheat, 10 tons stoves and hollow waro for St. Louis, Grand Tovor and other poln'a north of Cairo and had tlio following for reshlpmont south 101 hogs, coops chickens, to bbls whisky, bxs 02 bbls meal, and 73 hhds tobacco. Tho Rubicon recolved hero, for St.

Louis, 20 Ions hay, 11)0 sks wheat, 80 tons assorted frofirhi. following regular piickets leavo hero this ovenlug: Tho Mllbroy, Capt. Maguire, Is tho regular Paducah packet this evening. Tlio Cumberland, Capt. Lowth, Is tho regular packet for Hvansvillo this ovon-Ing.

Tho Hello Memphis, Capt. (. tho regular packet for Kt. Louis to-night llo'clook. iimI, nt vcliMi nil pern having elaluia amlu.t enlil eiau are ,1..

lr IH WIIHB H'IJtl-tH. iBK imleMtil r.tui,. t- iie.ti-. to niake iiirm in nir O.itett tlni 3-1 day of June, I). t.

In.MKI. Ailmlnt.tmtnr. JgXKCUTOU'S NOTIClTr Huate of Mry A. M. Ilinxm, dwmMml, The uiiilerelpwl having Ueii aMiiiit.v executor of the In.t will nnd teataim-nt Mary A.

M. tah of llm etNiiity of Alitxamtor and otitic, of lllinou. deeen.e.1, hereby giv.i milieu that ho will npi-jar fore the. curt of Alcxnndur oiiiity, at tho wurt lioujf, in Cairo, nt th Augu.t term, on tho him JluiiJity In AuKitt nut.nl which tlimi oil pcr-n liarlng etnto aro notlflnl and to att. fr the purpoxn of linvinir tin! wiino s.ljii.le.1.

All per-mii. tudebie.1 to aald eatate ir to make unineliUoKiyiiient to tho nn- jTnlf lieil. atel thlt Slat day of Juno, A. 1). lfttl.

Hlwtd TIIOMAs MAItTI.V, Kxwrotor. I ISTUATO R'S NOT1 CE. of IMwanl T. Ho, dictei, Tho tiiidorlgnd havlmr Un aclmtnl. irnioror 0f Udward T.

l(o-. lato of tim comiiy ii Hint of lllinoix. hereby goes notice that be will npi.enr b.if.iro tliu coiin yoourt of Alevamler county, the court in alrt), ut tho HcptcinUir term, on tho 3.1 in heptemlH-r next. which time all po.n" vine UIiil Bgaiiut aaiilcsialonro noiltied'aud rci in" "3 tuuitenil, for the purpoan of having tho mu.if adJuat. lierHiirm Miiltl hlul.

Every rniallv. Count lug; JCooiu. Ilotef, Nhon. rtllloc, and riitfoorBuiKj ft l'5 i H. An oirpoitilnhyJo.lo llife' a mejltn ihoafiy.

lomakij linmedlatn mviiient to tho tindoralKiiitl. lte.l tint mhilav otdulv, A. 1 1, bfi'j. jiew iiwi. WAI.I..AdmniiMmtir.

a TATE OK HiLINOIS, Al.K.VANDKIt COD.NTY. KS: Cirt'iut 'oiirt of Alexander Conntt-. Term. Imw. Iu th AloxaiidirMilford, Minerva Milford.

I Attldltvit Of Out nnn.ri.tl, I. tiin it xr.A.... the uliove niiiied ilcfcndant, having Ihcii tlio. In tho In Chancery. lj for Phoro.

rt.innt5Misxi-i tat IwriKfl Your O'ooj) DTK unce or oioriroiiu courr of count leu inerrrore IiereliVL'iven In mil. I i ji i.i.. i uut'i eaiili'oiirt on the chanc nay or July, itiU, and conn or nam county, no. en to mild lied IiIm bin of cmnpinint ulo thereof on Uio lOtll lyuod out Nrtrt'TOurt ret.ir.iai. a' the aw irtiltT the tirat day of till.

0rm thereof, to tills court in Mid countr. .1 IrVl i' imn plead, nnan cr or demur to the mM coninlaliiVuit' 1 die aamo nnd tho matters ul 1 hnfdenal llwranrt 'l plcmhor next, -oinriaiuiuit'ii iiutiirr-t mm iiivreni enargen nun at.iteil Mill bo takci a ami decree entered agui.ut you accord? ing to tho prayer of a.nd hill. ,0" ow- nlco. J.0llS I- 1'. K.

Alhright. pUlutltr'a -4 Your l.iiless Styles ol ntt'iniev. QTATK OF ILLINOIS, JlHd I In ll.o Cln.i.it rourt of Aloxanilur ouniy-Septcmbor riMt SiuiillelStaati. mill IMwiu Varum I riiKteea of tho Cairo City Property, ClurlcaSehonenieyernnil Andrew Pomi. inn io cntorco Vcmlor'n Lion.

Inl'liaiwur' 9 i' Voiir Spring and Summer; OlotUluW wimumni ino non-rcHl. Iciincof Antlrmr I'mii. aim luiiil "Ul i unless yu.t i' on RKN'I" irOIt UK. r.Thi- iSfl 1 over Mil i A terriia. Apply ut Miller ee mi the -icoml ut nmMii.ttiii' ruyS-if una unnt-ar oiinty on tlm II rut 1 aiii i-i vi ii iviJiiir MIWWWITiWt ri -irei gi ifilidi.

Nmth Chancery thti.cor, on mid thut t.ieietiiinii C.ui.t rcl.irn.d,U. th. Uvi Il.V rf 'V'T I 'crsoimlly To iM-fiiti tlm mt i I i ton ir i. pni. joiix ii.

ii tri orecn 4: aiiticrl, ai iV b. THIIl S.VIiK, .1 in' rr inruJf 'rf FOft SALE. IKAI Vciv nn throe i utieott a ii fii'it. aiv WANTS. at 80 c( kffl.

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