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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10
TEEGRAMS
lsrrcrAL TO TIN GOLD MIL DAILY NEws 2
THE WESTERN uNIUN~ TELEGRAPH LisL.I
FROM EMPIRE.
Accident a. tho Mexican Mill.

Accident Mt the Mexican aii'i'
EXPIRE CRY. January lO.-.A young
man named Andrew Ostelibers, IN
ployed at the Mexican Mill met Win
an accident Yesterday, resulting III the
loss of a leg. He was under the pans
making some repairs to a steam pipe,
when he accidentally stepped on the
main driving belt, which carried his leg
between the pulley and belt, stopping
ali the machinery and crushing the
limb horribly. DR.. Tiadec Of Carson,
assisted by Drs. Waters and MuncEton,
amputatcd the limb above the Knee ~
a manner creditable to themselves ana
their profession. The NAL Is doing
quite we'll to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

The relative supply and demand
regulates the price Of hearts as well as
other things. In Illinois, where leni-
ent divorces make hearts plenty, a
broken one is valued at only So by a
iury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

A DISTINGUISHED medical professor
in New York has stated that the use OF
the high-heeled French boots, now 80
generally worn, will in time 'convert
the transient illusion Of the Grecian
BEND into 4 stern reality"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10
Deery. II 909l /; Dion, 10 S2-9l.

IIrH Amador Ledger says that AStell,
VI. c.. is talked of among Democrats
for next Governor Of California, and
the Marysvillc Appeal says that john
son.. NJ. c., his also been mentioned in
connection with that position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

SEMBI.INs has been considering the
case between "thc race" and "the
sex n-so-called. The race already
has the ballot, and the sex piA have 1t.
Then Susan Brutus Anthony will be a
candidate for Congress, and the race
will defeat her; and she'll feel as Il
she had been blackballed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

The friends of Women's Suffrage in
California are to hold State Conven-
tion i'm san Francisco. on Wednesday,
January %. 1t will assemble in Dash
away Hall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

PoNDEnous CAsTrSas.-The New
York Sun, of December 30, says the
Bridgewater forge has just finished two
crank shafts for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company the one for the
Arizona weighing $1,000 pounds, and
the other for the Montana, weighing
5s.O 900. The heaviest shaft in this line
is In the Alaska, and weighs 67,0lC
pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10
TIE billiard T

The great Billiard Match, at the Pa
vilion, San Francisco, on Saturday
night, between Deery and Dion re-
suited in favor Of Deery. The stakes
we're for one thousand dollars and the
diamond cue.r We copy from the Alto
of Sunday morning, the following
brief particulars: Rs hi
At an early hour the crowd COM
mencedeto pour into the Pavilion, anu
ut eight o'clock every seat, and In tact
every inch of standing room, Wa
taken, The galleries We're filled with
ladies' and their escorts, and 1t was no
ticed that many Of our prominent CIT
liens were present and exhibited much
interest In the matter.
When Messrs. Deery and Dion came
in, they We're received With cheers Dy
the crowd.
Mr.. Deery started out ahead. but he
was soon ovcrtaken and passed by Mr..
Dion. Then the former came up and
took the lead for a short time, but Mr..
Dion seized it from him toward the
last and near the close by n fine run ut
the head of the table, opening a gap
that looked to everybody present inn
possible to close. Even betting a
run high before, and 10Y Mr.. Deery's
hackers would have sold out very
cheap. But not so with the Champion.
lie had nearly 200 points to go, and
his opponent only wanted about 80.
Mr.. Deery now exhibited the wonGcr-
full GOODNESS and nerve which has
marked his playing In previous match
g.. By several wonderful shots he
brought the balls near the corner, and
made a run of Ia, and when he only
reuuired l2 more his ball was ''kissed"
into 4 pocket after making 4 shot. Mr..
Dion was unable to bring them into
the string, and by four shots, all eN-
cccdiusly difficult ones, Mr.. Deery
made the desired score. During the
last few innings both players were
greeted with tumultuous applause at
every shot.
When MI. Deery made his last count
lie threw his cue down, ran to Mr..
Dion and shook him hurriedly by the
hand. aud then attempted to run out
of the building. He was caught by his
friends. who threw their arms 1rOullU
n;m orJ nuIiad and dragged him
ahn',, in y manner that Threatened to
I,."" HIM with NO Clothing: and at
one rim" n looked as If thew would
null his limbs and head oil. They
hoisted him upon the billiard table,
and for full five minutes it seemed
from the wells and cheers, and the
,,,.,;nr croNl Of aNt.itpI mon around,
49, 49," rnr;om. had tnrncI
,I' -, o. hmm Mr. D;on wns
i""se ies'on a. Iii. oni raca;vad
ai>o pt'eeu oi 'no '"p'' S Sa" ,h,i.;n"s
many nearly viiser anu Tnuni. II
from ms many pSind H." ns.,r III.
MS sim iI't hiio.N.N "V"" W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

\ JEALOUS husband in Memphis
broke his wife's nose, because he
thought her beauty attracted too much
attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

How We progress! A sleight-of-
hand performer in Buffalo advertiSes
his entertainment of 1.-The GEOLOGICAL
P>yehomanteum and Prismatic Cornu-
copean!"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

Prince ARTHUR is returning from
his moose hunting expedition detected,
as he has been unsuccessful in shooting
any moose, lin consequence Of the
weather"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10
Overland Dispatches
fsPEcLL 10, TuE aoLD HILL DAILY NEWS BIZ
n WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE,J
NIassachusctta Flnances.


BosToN, January S.-The Governors
Message sent to Me Legislature to-day
says the State debt Is $3,052, 1888 so,
an increase of over 81, 600, 600 during
the year. The Governor doubts the
expediency of lending State aid to pro
liects that are pressed upon the Legis-
l1ature. The expenses of the State for
the year will be $5,5O0,000. In regard
to tile sale of liquor, the Governor says
! tho ueople of the State will not SUBMIT
patiently to the restoration Of the open
bar.
Reported Express Robbery.
New YORK.; January S.-The an
nouncement is made that Adams Ex-
press office in Washington was robbed
lon last New Years Day Of $29,500 in
United States bonds, the property of
the company.
Indiana Democratic State Convention.
INpuNNroILs, January S.-The
Democratic State Convention met to-
day, and organized by the election OF
| General James X. Slack. Chairman,
and r. ]. Bright, Of the indianapolis
| Sentinel. and l.. G. Matthew, Of the
New Albany Ledger, rs Secretaries.
Delegates from various districts were
selected members of the Central COM
mittee. a motion to allow the Central
Committee to select their own chair
man was voted down bya large major
ity. A motion prevailed to nominate
| State officers, beginning with Judges
OF, the Supreme Court, u the follow
Ing were nominated First District,
Judge James J.. Worden, nominated
by reclamation; Second District'
Judge a. G. Downey, Oh the first bal
lot !; Third District, Samuel II. Bush
kirk; Fourth District, John Petit ;
Secretary of State, Colonel Norman b.
Eddy, of st. Joseph County, oil the
first ballot. The great fight comes OIL
In the afternoon OH the Craftsmanship
Of the State Central Committee. Il.
S. Alvord, of Marion, Colonel Tom
Bowling. of Terre Haute, and General
John S. Love, of Marion, are the most
prominent candidates before the Con-
vcntion. 1t Is understood that Alvord
Is the candidate In opposition to the
Talbot clique, and In favor OF the
Bright interest.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, January S.-Revcrdy
| johnson has given IN opinion that the
various acts Of the Maryland Legisla-
ture imposing tax on the Baltimore and
| Ohio Railroad for passengers over the
Washington branch, are unconstitu-
tional and void.
Battle Of New Orleans.
NEW YouK, January's.-To-day be-
inc the anniversary of the Battle OF
New Orleans, flags we're displayed
from the tops of many private anu pub
lie houses, and from the masts OF the
shipping in the larbor.
A Divorce Suit-Is Vanderbilt the Man :!
New YoRK. January S.--Ihe Daily
Nrrs a v Il divorce suit which prom
iscS rich developments Is about to be
commenced in New jersey. The par
ties are a rather aged and well known
Director and officer Of the Erie Rail-
roai Company, reported to be worth
millions. and his wife q young womai'
of twenty-five, 4 descendant OF a
wealthy Duchess family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

A GENTLEMAN one day ~indiscrcetly
asked n lady how old she was. She
reflected. "Iset me see--I was Is
when | married and my husband was
30; now lie is twice 30, that Is 60; SC
of course | am twice IS, that Is &c."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

SOME venturesome New Yorker
meditates publishing IN american
Punch" He evidently does not heed
the wrecks in that line before him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

A Young kcntuckian has distin-
gdished himself by marrying his
@randmother's sister.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

The emigration of Swedes to this
country Is so great that last year the
population of Sweden actually de-
creased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

THE New York Commercial thinks
"defalcation has beome a "fashiou-
able epidemic"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

An Indiana lawyer lately quoted.
"L.ct the CALLED jade vince" and
crcdited II to the Bible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

A NEwLY-MARRIED man says his wife
is a perfect rose. The only drawback
to his happiness Is, that she blows a
''leetle' too often.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10
ronRNooN srooK REpoRr.
,riosr.D Dl,Lr 4 n. 4. rl4eo . CO., eolD ni1l.l

SAN Francisco. January 10.
10 Ophir, t13I ; rs Gould s. Curry, %; 2l
saysre, flSX0l6h 80; ss Chollar- Potosi. yt7X;
81 Halo q Sorcross, &167: IS Crown Point,
'8i4N; ee Yellow Jacket. &5Sa52H; 10 Empire
Mini, f25: rs $Kcntuck. $fss b aOloi3C01S5613t
b 30; % Alpha, SIT b 20; 20 Beleher, SIS; $50
Sierra Nevada. $fA0S0Th; 30 Lady Bryan, 90
G151; 10 Occidental, $l3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

I'm New York Herald says the cler-
gy cost the United States $l2.0O0,0 600
per annum; the criminals, $40, O0O, 00O;
the lawyers, $40, 600, 900, and rum
300, OOO, 900. Li n. l- ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

vICromA was stirred by an earth
shock on the morning Of January 9Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

IT rained all day last Thursday in
Los Angeles and in Kern County, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

THE merchant who was bent on
pleasure 4 at last broken. M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10
Battle OF New Orleans.
SECOND DISPATCH,
Tho telegraph Striker. In the south.

The TELEGRAPH Strikers In the South.
MEMPHIS. January 9.-Thc telegraph
operators here have refused to strike.
New Orleans Ia the only city South
of here where they have struck, and
operators from here and other points
have gone to take the place Of the
strikers. The Typographical Union
have passed resolutions Of sympathy
with the strikers. but declined to adopt
the suggestion OF the Union to refuse
to set up press dispatches.
Tom Allen md Jcm NfRcct TO Have n Fight.
ST. LOUIS, January 0.-It Is an
nounccd that Tom Allen accepts Jem
Mace challenge to fight in Canada or
Louisiana. and Is waiting for the arti-
Giles Of agreement proposed by Mace.
From New York.
NEW YORK, January GA Montreal
special says Judge Courtin discharged
Caldwell yesterday. lie escaped be-
fore new papers could be served, walk
ing out of TIE court room and locking
the door in the High Consiable's face,
| who was about to Serve 4 warrant on
lin.
Forty-eight thousand acres of land
near Atchison. Kansas, have been sold
to an emigration association of Glas-
cow for $1G5, 600. The men leave In
February or March.
A steam tug returning this morning
from quarantine caught fire, and the
crew were forced to escape in small
boats. The tug was burned.
.-.I n.-l-. O.. AIknN0
MONTGOMERY, January 9.-The STU
premc Court of Alabama has decided
that there has been no property in
slaves since 1863, and that every judg-
ment given by any of the Courts of
Alabama from 1861 to 1865, are null
and void. Also. that all officers, Courts
and Legislatures, were usurpers during
that period.
Were Refused Admissisn.
CHARLESTON, january 0.-JOhn Il.
Ford, of Baltimore, Jesse and manager
of the Academy of Music, refused adj
mission to two colored persons holding
tickets for reserved seats In the dress
circle. He was arrested OH the charge
of violating the State law carrying out
the provisions of the Civil Rights bill,
and gave bail to appear at the next
term vi Court.
A Father Accidentally Kills his Child.
CIScINNATr, January - Edwin
Clark, Of CovinSton, Ky, killed his
three year old SON this evening, by
pointing at him 4 gun supposed to be
empty, and pulling the trigger. The
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

A WASHINGTON paper describes q
beautiful young lady as having a face
a painter might dwell upon. That
would be delightful residence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10
Births.

NAMAHAN-In Sacramento, January 9th, the
vito OF NJ. IIsmahan, OF q son.
D0WNER- In OroVlle. January 9Th, the wife
of II. p. Downcr, Of 8 son.
BOTTLER-In Marysvillc, January 4th, the
wife Of Frederick Bottlcr, Of twins-son and
daughter.
CADY-In Vallejo, January 9th, tho vito OF
Thomas Cady, Of q daughter,
SCHUSSLER. In San Francisco, January 7th,
the vito OF II. Schussler, of q daughter.
SMITH-ln San Francisco, January Sd, the wife
of 4. Smith, OF q son. EHuL
DAILEY-In Hamilton. January 9Th, the wife
Of Dennis Daley, OF a son..
LANDAU smith Creek, January ID. the wife
of w. e. Land, Of o son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

Following Is the score made by Mr..
Dion: q. 5, 3, q, ;, Is, o, 0, "a, Is, 3, 3,
10. AZ. 0. 80. %, 81, 6, .. l, 0, 3, 3. 81,
G., IL, 3, u. 0, 6, o, q, 8, o, As, Is, u D.
;. ., 81, o, 60. 4. 3, l. 3, lC>, ), 81, 3, 6,
|. IS. Is. .. %. %. 3. ., 3, II, 81, 3, 8,
3. ,. ;. ). O., 3, 3. II, ;, 46. 0, Is. 70, 8.
O. ;, Sc. 3. 8. o. Il. 15S, 0, l, ., By, Is,
ls-total, l,I92.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10
G. II. ZABRISKIE, M. ID.

PHYSICIAN S
F0FpTcE-MAM STREET, ADJOINING
~ hou.o OF Yellow Jacket Hose Co. No.2.
Calls promptly attended to at al hours
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-10

Following Is the score made by Mr..
Dcery: O. %. 0. 2l. O.. o. 0. o, q, .. 10.
q. 80, .. IL. D. O, 3, 3, 3. .. U. 9, 81, O.
81. 3. 60. IL. rs. o 3 Is. :, o, Is, 81, 30,
%. /, O. So. II, IL, 3, 81, Is, 6, o, 6, o,
3. 0, .. IL. O.. o. 6, 1872. ), D, O 81, 8,
%, IOa. G6. 3. i, !, 3. q, 36, ~, 3, o, I.
3. G. O. Is, ., As. Is, 0, J, 0,3. 3, 3, 3, D,
III. l2-total, l.50O.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01
Jysli@
ARSDSNANCE No. %.

IA ordinance proviaing sr' Tho solicitation of
!, Tti,s aud deaths .f. l- 'AIsHrff t.. 20 .H
n. 4 ,,nisn. ,f tie fcig O,,s,e, 81 ~ cty
| IP.NNtR. H|. r.ul q s.4H ~ eui'
/ lsrrioS !, That - shall -b,, th., iuiy of every
physhi N, nlidslft ac o,hIh.r or other pt r-ou,
assisting Oh ihr iarh ~ any child WITHIN frc Inn.
NJ OF ts sity OF CAM, t,ls WI fi,s any Cork
within 'ls,s tcrthe brt Theresa, ~rui.n
hirth ~ tAs ci,i,d the 80 or nua 80 Il The iia
H." paInsS Of a. vhr,bis, u kn owil ant Sbstbsr
the sauleNas ivru nislv or Eot, ..yf ,|..y ..I
l. ep!s. cpon the death ~ any l,r.in willin tiIs
,hits ~ tho eity uf Saio, tl,.. attseing ,dysi-
I'd IA during The Last taasss ii lls i,s,uset, aud
~, cas' there VA, NJ such Attending pl'As bIan,
iii'n the petsop ~ whose house 81 I"-ilcnrv, or
~ wlins - chuvr tho ,ps.s,s.d Mas II th.snns NJ
ny or her 'lcslh, shrlt blr sile the Gtiys lefk,
within hl.,iay, alot ~ Jsyra>r' agrii 'nt1.iuI
b'f'te, .'s',,y TIE n!ih"' vi 80, "lYr snI Tie
cause " lie dssti.l - ,W idaes a.d, "a N,,T %
ur,y barr LAY aN ..1nN .gay.H.I rI
St'. J. ,tslali u" IN" duy of tpn cit, ,irris 10
res ri "a buuk ln hr pfoiIdy.l - TIT Jim, "a,
iic d-l. of TIA" hith, the ."S i,.,i uol.f and I'M
bsues al the IatulI. ~ each risiki NJ siiom nh,
ila certificates hrr'inlctur" uroNiyed for and,
also TIA" name, age, sex, color and the. cHilsr OF
Ii,s ,.sith. al each secessed person, a, shown by
sdd certificates i.s,sslsioSs .raq hr q, giving
si,o, IN each iass, th. pame NJ ~, 7la,sii ~
Use. 4. ANY peison ,vioat69 either I'D. hrst or
Second ssetl1 oi thus lin aIss, shah forfeit
'Api pty for Me use of The cty,la SAM n,a s'-s
thar dve dollars nor mare jan ytnA i've lul-
'ar- 'or e,uci, AMI cssiy oti'a'so w 90 +" IN.
Approgsd 'h,s sl,t les Of .aly, ls,v ia
- lyH nv Mayor fioi'ml ,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01
PARTED.
Dissolution OF Copartnership


NY sbi.ty osdpPly the farmers Of the
surrounding country with agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS seeds etc, GA time, is not equal
=. ~ .''" ,'"P''o'' INV"
nv. ~, ''o''s'' ",' '''vs'"y'i my patrons
49, Sa''lt1 sV"''' 'apP'y W. ."e,,
~ 80 a''" ~ ."e ~ ., Vo'''''
MsI,sIss ..ass $500 ~. la,,.is ~
May IIS.ii VA a. ~. lr's sN''qrs
1871 6fh,aei,s ~, n'as'o','r nv INV,
~ t''' n."" :" "'''''s partnership WV"
'Na s'e'' "is'he's' anu 10 'o' my partner
go ~ WIN somebody that Is better ape 10
' ssahp ms way or DONG than am ms
c9pasgse y a hefessary step IN the direction
OF self-prcservation, and have no we'll
w'sher that viii chsde nae for taking II;
shall, rs hheerettoffo Hr1e, Keep everything the
farmer andd piantert lotore. surrounding
country need ior l"'' 'aoce''iui prosecution
o. 'he'f cah'"g' una Thousand snd one
things tha' are considered necessities 10
town people, ou' lor az these Things IN
a'' en'ui " eN"e' % u .amsL mg1l h','' =
rfIls vilJ IsAsh w DALlNkhu.t- .' % Do i.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01
..The..'1;8pll&ti,n.

ivroip the Addres, of Democratic Cosgfessmeu
'f,tt there be No dlssensions about 1ainol
matters NJ time lost In discussion
H ef dead events; NO manifestation ol
Warrvw ov proscriptive feeling: nd
90 Sacrifices Or nv Cause ~ crafty per.
ssaal ambition Or feseatnent. ,int
yigL a.-.- go. = G.a!!lA I1-u G1--I-Ik /. - AL
pxHOCEAtic COtlTr COSvExrios,l u
a mass nesting Of the Dem oeracy Of
Alexander county. i, hereby eullc,l atthe
rorrtl'"l'e, in Cairo, on Saturday The so,h
July Inst, at one oS,cl9ck pm, fpr the pur-
pose Of selecting delegates, TO represent
said county, inths Congress iona and Sen
stofial Convention to b.; hsidba t MAtropo-
Us, iI.. on Thursday IN August ncst.J !
'aYIGl stuisuqolP C.WINSTON,a A ,
qhsir'aaH Dem. Go. Cen. GpmY,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01

IL You want pure wine, and iiqler, 90
! nice fragrant cigar, go 70 the Washing,
ION Saloon, corner 81 Washington aven,,s
and Fourteenth street, The! proprietor,
NJ. =. Blankepburg, viii treat you well
snd set on, his 1best," which can be ,ur,
passed. IN Cairo. jy23,f'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01

Psrson,r Davis b Co., Al, Nos. 6 X
Tenth street have received thcir second
large stock Of Fruit Jars for the fsummsr
trade, which they are, offering ut much
lower figures than last years figures. sI1'
Good Glass Jars at 81 so per dox. Ma.
son Jars, SELF .seNlers Al 81 IS per doc.
safne with porcelain lined cap-, 81 per. doz.
Call aud examine at the .''
Il IIiIG QUERNswARE HORSE q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01

GREAT ExcIrENgST.--.Breat slaughter
Of High Prices nj Antrim,s, az Ohio ISeves
where you eaalot only aad the moot fash
onatie and seAsonsble stock Of clo,hing in
the city, but the largest and bsst, variety
bf STRAW, Legbora. Panama. Jassis'sse snii
sax Mats ever offered M Caiso. Buy yoa
bats aud elolhing right there. D sglis e. %
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01

The democracy Of Pr, Senatorial District
will assemble in convention a thc city Of Metro.
paS. % rssssdsy, to 9Th LAY ~ August. next,
ssio'ssock pm. for yhc nomination Of a randi
date u represent AsIi District IN e Stste ~ Ass~
Tbs rsto et ssprsssDeAtaon viii bsaonS d~,ess,s
for evesy S~ vsess osss for ymont and siaif AZ
the las, Presidential election AMI one delegate for
every fractional psss s>r~s HI sxee-s of6ny votes,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01

Juka received at Z. Netrs, No. ~. t,hio
Lsvee, spleadsi ", Of spring Oa.sime-cs
Coating anil Vsssings, which viii he made
Up in the most fashionable styles. snd 4,
prices 70 suit the ,ime.. perfect AZ e,iar-
snteed or no sale. .I3.ti iAA tiH II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01

-Fora shave, or bsiF-cet ~ isLao'po'.
i you want your hapanda whisLer, dyed
u Year. own satisfaction, .cMl ,stdJ. tho.
Stcinhousc's shop, corner iigoth street
and Commercial avenue, Perry tlossss, .
june ldlm. zoo d bra .di-'I~ iue.rII
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01

Meyer, corner Of Twelfth street ana
Washington avenue, no: only Keeps splen-
did st. Louis beer, but hep0rest Of Vine.
and liquors, ana the best brands ~ cigars.
lIpe4dsiul = ,7asag tloi - 9E"m anii.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01
Special Notices.

hAse CollscsioA- No " lAnS's Rseeip
aaxic Ai~. b'sesrsries, cte, eompri.,ng Mn.
"e INFORMATION Tor ovcrybsdy Yen, By mail free
postAkc) fer 80 cents.
Address Il. NORMANDY, an NArset N, Get,
Louis Mo- .!l"i ~ HB" iii sesrdawIy
haesnSisr's liS,r Dye.
~, hhsi ~ I'M WORLD doe. not contain iisd- -
v" V'no' po'rons "FusiySe the system ~ W.
i"cs DEAN n IA perfectly t,sfrh,ess -r.. able
hs'ahts"eon". Avoid she Wanted an di.Iipsi,e
'"'rs'ldis roas,ihg tifnNesiNpt Iondi possess
yea W"'ld eAeat,e the dai,y"t Tiic pry,ulnp
" : H'ehswfS HA'r ~, hesihrt, yearV' rep
'NTl"' ~ uphold II. in,cgris. s-sa ~ Drug
s'h'A' Appiied at H. bony street, N. =. ,osit .
Dov2tdAwy ~ i'.'' ID
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01
ORDINANCES.
No. ss.

An oriIn,I,~- provd NJ for the cons cion oI .
sidewalks on the east -iie ~ Was hing, IN avenue
., and below IA" southeast corner ~ seyanth
street.
D. anht'd ~ ~ cdy 0-p'oL q, ne tyR u
Thst ~ sidewaik h. construc'ef IN Id g II side
III Washington avenue, at ami beIoS he ss0tli-
,r'st corner Of seventh street IN iront Of lots ~.
~, - and u, BLOCK - Ciiy OF Cairo and TN f,~f
northwest OF ss'd ~, "a the outer edge 90 "a
wax on south side of seventh tire :, ana that
ihy gost ~ ~" sam" n" l,-.>S,-i upon anu col.
H. TOD from the propealy hen-hti,l tiorrty, IN
..r" shn.'e Will the rifa ter md of,inanct- u
hes IT, iIt 80 t''f
Approved ,Li- ilSt Jay of July, is.v. ~. .rt.
JO-tfl MENpEL.
g2lloe ~ Mayor pro fem.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-01

- cd 800 - T-rf-trs ..f DID, .H.
| Ar You OUT OF employment H. 40
seAd Tor the The Gr'atest Work vi the
Age. vIhnrein you will certainly bnd some
.hhlng tina, will not only give employment
advertisement n hi. payer. mayls3m =
,.,,,,o.... ..-l, --s,-,l,, .,L, 81.
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