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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
ALL RIGHT.

In recent number q the Pa4ucaL Her-
a'dI the louFthiLs lii,le ci,yof Metropo-
Us, with her boa, yard, four Touring mill,
furniture factory saw mills and beer "a.
looms was spoken u a. q village. The
Cairo BuLLETIs, extending ~ protecting
egis over Metropolis, and Egypt o. well,
could not. Of course, permit the iudiguity
T. g unrcbuked but tho very severe aud
cutting things We said, need not be repeat
cd. il is enough - say that the editor Of
tbs H'rad wa, terrified into the following
humble explanation. 4 perusal Of !, will
fully satisfy the reader that "no further
apology IS not unnecessary, in the least
The Hcraid says
Va have the very kindliest feeling for
Metropolis, and have no word TO utter
against its cOunnendable ambition, al
though it DO never 30 oyerreaching. For
Cairo, for Metropolis, for our neighbors
ALL on the other side Of the Ohio, we have
the very kindest wishes We delight from,
II broad humanitarian sense no less than
from selfish feeling and desire for our
own Arrangement through our neighbors
success, 20 see them all prosper.
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IaII CAIRO ORPHAN.

The story 70 which We gave publicity,
On saturday, Abou; the cruel ;Fca;men; OF
q i;;le orphan boy a; the hands q Mr.
Mitchell, e villa Ridge VS., IL part W.
,-io, and TOO mighty oolored. IS q whole.
Nj Mitchell. says thu; the boy, VI =
eisA; instead Of * years Old. was seat 70
the woods 90 ,1ArcL @; mule; tia; ne
joe; b, way. all when found vas badly
scratched ~ TIC l'is-a etc 81 reAr,y
hmaAe-. None @. tie mark. the child
bsAfs, are the result @; beating. NGghh5rs
VIC. Ae 'sy' give everybody e,.e.s blsi.
reS more attention ihsa they 30 ;hc.'
cvr. caused ~ arrcs;, and b IA, ane1 -
F.s;l IT. tie BrliE7IS lie intends.
h.vsve-, % sfpea. the case lu3yiu5ica;e
himself i E.cAe: co1rt ~here be Viil
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inpRoyEaEyTs COMMENCED AND COyTEM.
PLATED

Among the improvements contemplated
during the present season, ia . largo three
story brick busincs. house, on the i.avec
above Tenth, by Mesrs. Reed and Mann ;
a Ike business house on the Lcvec near
Fourth street, by Mr.. Peter Nef; u large
brick warehouse on the old depot grounds,
BY the Planters Tobacco warehouse COM
pany; a large agricultural implement
mandatory by the Hon Mr.. Gamble, of
Kankakce, and fruit box manufactory
by Mcssrs. Colby and Company Of South
Pass, on the Ohio Levce, above.thc stone
depot, and several other buildings Of less
prctensions, dwellings and business houses,
in different parts Of the city.
Through the influence of our excellent
representative in Congress, the Hon. John
VI Crcb> sufficient sum to complete the
Cairo Pn.ioflicc and CUstomhouse, !. nam
ed in the general appropriation bill, and
will soon be made available.
The large business structure of Mr.. Scott
White i rapidly taking shape. The work
on the Rough and Ready engine house IL
progressing very favorablyi DR.. Wardncr's
residence, On the corner .of Washington
and Nineteenth is nearly enclosed (;
Messr.. Mackic " Co. corn mill is in full
operation, a few detail: only requiring at
,en,ion. Philip schmidt. rc.idencois also
about completed; the frame residence near
the convent Is enclosed and several other
baildings, which We canno, refer TO in de-
tail, are being pushed forward with due
vigor.
These Improvements, the rccen. sales
Of city lots, and the promised resumption
ofwork on the Cairo and Vincenues rail-
road, have inspired better fealing among
our citizens, and had percep;iblc efec.
upon realty.
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The RACE sAJUKDAY.

The race between Elliotts and Upchurch'
horses, on Saturday afternoon, drew on,
quite large crowd Of spectators. Bets
were offered aud freely taken on both
sides. The distance ran was four hundred
yards Tho upehurch horse made bad
start, while the Elliott horse went down to
his work finely, and came out about five
lengths ahead. A gentleman who timed
them says tina, the Elliott horse made the
distance in 10 seconds, and the Upchurch
horse in u seconds. Considerable money
changed hands, one gentleman winning
about $3.50 The purse was 800, or $50 u
side.
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The Cairo Bulletin, June 27.
A l'RlZE FIGHT.

Two colorcd individuals, with seconds,
and crowd of spectators, repaired to the
commons beyond Walnut street, yestor-
day, to settle II difference of opinion, nc
cording to the rules of the London prize
ring. They stripped for the contest and
were about 10 commence it when the
thought occurred to them that the police
might interfere, and stop the fun. The
whole crowd, therefore repaired to spot
beyond the Mississippi levee, and, after
shaking hands, went 20 work. The fight that
ensued was an active and fierce one, consist
ing in one grand round, in which as many
as fifty blows were exchanged, above and
below the belt, and wherever an opening
presented itself. The smaller combattant
seeing that he was not his competitors
equal as "knockist,' clinchcd him; flung
him violently to the ground, and COM
menced gouging him, with the evideE,
purpose Of .cooping out his eye-balls. The
under man couldn't stand such barbarou.
usage, and cried enough just in time to
prevent the top Teller pockc,ing his sight
sec-ers' Thus the fight ended
The crowd dispersed, and, for some
reason, every individual member Of it wal
profoundly ignorant of the names Of the
belligeronts, the cause of tho quarrel and
every other fact that was likely TO lead tC
the arrest and punishment of the guilty
parties,
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The weather is still variable, with an &C.
cAsionAl thunder storm In our immediate
neighborhood, cooling the air pleasantly,
AMI Afterwards we have u return Of q
blazing hot temperature. Several storms
have passed around US viihOu. giving u.
enough rain 20 lay tie dust ba: We hal a
tne rain to-day which make. up for pre-.
yiou' di,sppoin;men.s.
The .iyer ha, fallen two e.; since last
report, and il now 'eeeding rapidly.
The Mississippi ia falling q, - ioui,
and above, hut big rise Is coming down
tie Miss0gr.. Ttsi rlve' i, oscr 4. banks
=. Sou, City.
TIE Ohio 8. falling q; Piit,lu'. with
scSni three Zee, IN the ohsnnel. I, 8,
falling d; l. 1i,v.lle With barely Eve
f.~s water IN ihs chute dosn The fall,
Z The eGssl j. % be e'p.s4 sss =5il u
Jgiy AID iep, - uril S0yembe' J.; 81
The purplss Cd! E.leAing Z. tnl
ls-gisening the lDcFs Cincinnati il ~ 4
tsrT.tls rev L.y-, /, si3 the merchants
pr0;sl-a - All GtI- W.iLsl !. J, j. net pos.
s.tis ,gr hin - cyinp.s;s lz'gs' AL s1i.;
y work ihsa be no@ oolisf1plsies before
e.gf.lg the canal II ihis b. py..t.e :,
nay give C.rs.ElA;. hw vess. longer
con n1n.cai.0a with the outside world BY
water. TIE TE.iTo-I, Al pyrAaps Cairo
vii b. gamer ~ the closing q the canal
for - long time, Z, !Afge 4ga.ntily u
Sog,hsrE freight viii doubtless h. cent by
rail from Cincinnati - Cairo FOR resh.p-
men,.
Business here CONTINUES moderate.
All the boats on the port list transacted
more or less business here, and cOnsidcra-
bic freigh, has been handled since last re-
port.
The Pauline Carroll Is due to-day for
New Orleans.
The Tyrone, rejuyena,ed, and In splen-
did order from stem % stern l. the regular
packet for Nashville this afternoon.
The Psducah packets leave daily at 3
pm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
DUBLlC SCHOOLS.
Examination OF Applicants for Teach.
ers' Certificates.
OTTICE % C0rsrY SUP'T % SCHOOLS,
GuIFu IllIuol- lime "A I.-U

CAIRO, Illinois, jane II, ls1u
The fret and thlrl Saturdays IN every month
are hereby appointed for the examination Of ap.
pllcants for teachers' certificates. Hero tftcr an
examinations Will be- public and conducted iya
permanent Board Of Examiners cOnsI-ting Of
three persons appointed by the County snporn.
tendent who Will issue no certificate except upon
their report TO cntlile the appllcan ia ceriih.
cate Of the second grade, rate Of seven on scale
,Iuirod 10y law 20 DE taught and for a hrst grade
certificate "A rate Of nine Will he required Hours
from Oa.sl. to pm, AZ County superniendcnts
Office, corner Of Commercial avenue and T. eycnth
street, Bro.s' Building, up stairs. Teachers and
school directors should take notice that teacher
N entitled 10 any portion Of the common school
FIND, nSr TO be employed TO teach any common
school who does not first exhibit certificate
either from the State OF County superintendent.
l., T., BUTLER,
lelidaw2m County Supt Of Schools.
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NOTICE.

The Circuit court, of Alexander county,
will not be called nor the jurors ernpan.
neled annl 10 o'clock am, Tuesday
July 9th, 1870, ie22Gt
JOHN u uARMAN. Circuit CLERK.
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Gke Bullttin.
ysws D. rFs !',g,
oto por,p,norr POCKET.

They are nicc--thcy arc cool. See
them. u.
Judge Bross and other individuals
who are supposed to know something about
the .ai. pending between j. X. Frick and
Alexander county, left for Springfcldycs-
,orlay on the afternoon train.
Good Cotton Socks, only - cent? per
pair or 81 25 cents per doz., a; p. Nef's,
NJ. 20 Ohio Leyce. e.
The rain fall at noon to-day was &C.
companied by very heavy thunder and WV
ia lightning. Tho atmosphere was greatly
purified, and cooled c or degrees. A; u
M the Thermometer stood at SOC
LOOK ST WALrEE's SrocS OF CLOTHING
and furnishing goods THIS WEEK. 1t il
replete with ALL THE novelties Of the
season, a, prices to suit the times. Corner
Sixth stree; and Ohio leyec. If
-For superior pocket cutlery 20 TO
Parsons, Davis II Companys. They keep
the most popular brands Of American and
forging manufacture, and variety that
can be found nowhere else in Southern
Illinois
Chief Of Police Gossman and Jailor
M,IIale hAd lively chase yesterday af,cr
an Individual who had been spotted a. s
skg thief. They finally overhaulei him,
however, and iugged lin. a. upon his
trial this morning there was no conclusive
evidence sgairs; him, he vas discharged.
FiTTY pAT D5AKnEX. wanted at the -.
Charles Hotel, whore can . found the
o1olesi and most spsei - dim. room in
the city. TIE table Ns usual supplied with
The tcs. the market a:-5r4s Families and
Y-ruaner; t.a'- = taken ls..5sii,e sum.
ns' p nihs q; s-.-srsl'g ..l, rates
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g-er; .T1yms-; ., STATE a-l eslH;y
taxes O.: i-l', vas o.nEero-l IS Sae-.s
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The Washington Hall garden was
opened yesterday evening, with ja,, such
lunch As John Schoel knows how 70 ,ct,
and such means Of enjoyment a. he knows
how 20 provide and everybody know, how
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

The SAN DOMINGO Treaty furnishe;
and elimination. Hereis the last pha Sc
of it as told by ,elegrapb:
The Trioune's special gives sore speci-
hcatiouS of the charges of corruption in
connection with the San Domingo treaty.
1t Is asserted thattbe San Domingo ring,
numbering some twenty or thirty per
sons, Americans and Don.inic.ns, have
got hold OF various buildings at very low
figures, which 1t is intended our Govern.
ment shall buy at high figures after an
nexation takes place, that the ring has
got secret title to various salt mines.
logwood groves aud tracts of mineral
land; that the sale of these belongs to
the Dominican Government, and are
covered and conveyed TO the Unired
States by the treaty, but will be claimed
by private parties as grants from Baez,
ms soon as that document is ratified
II also charges thar large bodies of pub
lie land CT valuable Quality have been
condiriona!!y ceded to tue ring, IN con-
nection with q railroad charter. sIuce
the treaty was negolIsttd, and that the
charter and land grant will come 10
light in valid form il We get the island
and will be thrown up if the treaty fail
or is rejected. further charge is that
purchases ofproperty likely to be needed
by our Government we're m tde with the
stipulation that they were to be paid
for in certain kind of Dominican pa
per money; that this money has since
been immensely deprecated, and that
the ring has bought it at Il cheap rate |
for gold, and holds it touse in payment
for its property if annexation succeeds
There are other charges somewhat SINH.
lar in general character to these, but
how much truth there is in any of them
will hardly be known till the Investigat-
ing Committee makes its report, and
perhaps not even then, as there is no
way Of reaching the Dominicans who
are said to be in the ring, Of which, i,
is thought by some, Baez himself is
Silent and unseen member Theinvesti-
cation SO far has mainly consisted of
g examination and re. examination OF Con-
sular Agent Perry and Gen. Babcock,
whose sentiments in regard to acts in
connection with Hatch are directly con-
trary, Perry declaring Babcock gave him
10 understood that the President wanted
Hatch kept out of the way, which is
fully understood
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17
A MAN ALMOST DRowxrD IN VAULT.

A MAN ALMOST DROWNED IN VAULT
Day before yesterday man whose n anne
we did not learn, came near being
drowned by falling into privy vault
in the rear of the Sierra Nevada House,
while intoxicated. His cries brought
some men to his assistance, but he was
nearly exhausted when rescued from the
abominable pit. He was stripped of bis
clothing, stretched out on the hillside
and sluiced of with buckets Of water,
which operation finally restored him to
his senses. Had his situation remained
undiscovered half . minute longer be
would certainly have persisted, as only
his head rewained above tho filth into
which be had fallen.-Ente,prise.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17
TO THC POLICY HOLDERS
oP THE
CON IINENTAL
LIFE Insurance.
OF NEW YORK,
OF NEW YORK.

GENTLEMEN There will be due you the fol-
lowing dividends, at the time below specified.
These figures represent the dividend Of 1857, and
are 40 per cent CASH of your annual premiums,
fractions of dollar not allowed You can Use
them SO far as they go, to offset the premium
then falling due, or You can buy additional in
sIrance Herewith. Those who have taken an
annual loan on their Policies, use the divi-
dend to cancel the loan of lCt7, and receive the
prior to My 10Th, 1870, will receive dividend
SO soon as they become three years old, and annu-
ally thereafter. These issued since that date. on
the cash plan, will receive dividends two years
from date:
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TERMINATED FATALLY.-Several DAYS
since, we announced that woman call.
ed Pauline Williams had taken a large
dose of morphine for the purpose of en- q.
ing he. existence. This was at Treasure
City. Since that time she was brought
down here, and has been lying suffering
from the effects ofthe poison, 1T house
on Dunn street, next door east of Treas
ure. At the time of taking the morph.
inc, ply sicians were summoned and her
stomach was pumped out and friction.
necessarily for "a hours, resorted to-
But it would seem that the poison had
executed its work. She fingered until
yesterday afternoon, when she died.
She was about rs years of age, and zone
more unfortunate - White Pine NeUs,
IA June
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

Another HIGHWAY RoBBERY-An en-.
gineer named Johnson, of the Bay State
mill, was stopped on the American Fla,
road opposite the North American mine,
by two highwsymen, between 8 and 10
o clock last evening, and relieved of 81
in coin, al be had. He did not recog-
nize either of the rascals, as they were
masked, but they were probably the
same two who have been foraging up
AID down the canyon of late.-G. II.
Negcs,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

The SCHOLARS of the Episcopal Sun.
day School will have pic mic Mt Sim.
ons' Grove Iust over the line in Wsshoe
county on tomorrow. Il will be big
thing for the children. Arrangements
have been made for the Transportation
of children AMI teachers. The little
folks are, We believe, expected to gather
at the Church on Saturday morning
early enough to be in readiness for a
start for the Grove at o O'Clock.
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RETURNED.-BobH Rowland and wife,
old residents of Carson City and White
Pine. returned from the East on Sunday
morning, and left for Treasure City the
same evening. They were accompanied
by Professor Huntingdon, a practical
and scientific mineralogist, who goes to
White Pine to examine its mines and
study its geological peculiarities. lilo
Idepenaent, June 10.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

OvERLooKED.-The two masked rob.
bers who visited the Devils Gate toll.
house evening before last, in gobblng
up the contents OF The safe, overlooked
a lot Of valuable jewelry belonging TO
Riley Armstrong, which was in a small
box. They carried off two small silver
bricks and every other article of value
ttey discovered in the safe-Eaterprise
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS will appear at
the Opera House Virginia City this evening.
She also gives a concert there on Tomorrow
evening. She and the artists who accompany
her will favor our citizens with concert a.
the Methodist church on Monday night.
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G 0 M p A r E..
DELow Is A TABULAR STATEMENT OF

pELOW Is A TABULAR STATEMENT OF
ID the proportion Of tie Premiums paid to sew.
erai Life Insurance Companies which have been
returned to policy holders as dividends, since the
organization If the Companies. The figures are
taken from the sworn statements Of the respective
Companies TO the Commissioners OF Insurance.
As Life Insurance rates in all companies. are in
every case higher than the estimated cost Of in.
surance, there is ought to be. at the end Of
each year surplus, which varies according to the
expenditures arising from working expenses
death claims etc.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

ST. PETERS CHURCH, Episcopal, in this
place will be consecrated on next Sunday
forenoon BY Bishop Whitaker.
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INVITED TO CELEBRATE.-The Gold Hill
News says that Eagle Engine Company of
Virginia have invited the Currys to join them
in celebrating the Fourth in that city.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

FALL In Members of Stanton Post, G.
A. R., are requested to meet at Masonic Hall
this evening, at 8 o'clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

Go To MUNCkroSs Drug Store and try his COO
Fountain Soda. je9tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

STATE WARRANTS WANTED. The highest price
paid for State Warrants, by the Undersigned at
Wells Fargo & Co.'S office. II. F. RICE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-17

The FARRoN AND WILSON Troupe, be it
borne in mind, will give one of their rich, rare
and peculiar performances at the Carson
Theater on to morrow. Saturday night.
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Arrivals at tho St. Charles Hotel


GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CITY. June 16, 1870.
]. P. Elliott, Clear Creek,
B. F. Rogers, do.
NJ. Baele, do.
c. B. Luce, City,
0. Orsega, do.
A. w. Worthing, Reno,
T. NJ. Fost. do.
E. Spencer, Walker River,
J. Safell, Summit Mill,
D. Mcdonnell, Virginia,
w. NJ. Leete, do.
N. Nelson, Carson Valley,
X. J. Hanley, Dayton,
I. St. John, Mountains,
D. St. John, do.
r. Pierre, do.
F. Loundry, do.
w. Mccormack, Lake Tahoe,
I. Rowland, do.
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WELL-pLACED LOVE.

Essays for Young Men, the hsppi-
If well placed Affection on early life, and the
propriety Of early Marriage, as a protection
against the fearful abuses and social evils of the
day. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. je3-ly.
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$50 r WARD!

THE PERSON WHO FOUND A GOLD HUNT
il ing ceased Watch. at the Warm springs, on
Thursday, June Q, will receive the above reward
by leaving it At this Office. 1w