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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11

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order Tor Solo-lcni. In III" teeth of all
opposition il la, become the supreme den.
,rihce Of the age.
No impuri,y can ihie., the teeth cleaned
daily with Sozo1oni Outlay, the bark Of
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pos.e,se, cleansing proper,ie' superior -
those Of any other known substance, !. ole
Of the ingredient. Of this peerless com
pound SozoIont !. the only i.utriace IN
existence ia which this ,alubriOu, LDtani-
cal product /. Incorporated,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11

Saratoga Ladies Trunks-the best
manufactured sizes and prices, at John
Antrim's. Also Satchels and Travelling
Bags of all grades, sizes, styles and
prices. IT,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11

ASoIHER CHALLrsGE.-The Evans.
Vile base bali club propose to visi, our
city 10 short time to pluck from the
Delta Climb their batting laurcls When
they arrive a warm welcome will be extern
dsd TO them by our yotaries Of the bat and
ball We are informed that the Young
Men, Dramatic Association Is brushing
up for the purpose Of entertaining them
with number Of hi.triohic performances.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11

n WAN lN'iDEs1.-Af,er the late
grasi battle between the Prussians and
French, Il German soldier who had form.
erly been resident Of Cairo, remarked
T. one Of his victorious companions Il
would give bushel OF gold for glass Of
Meyers beer, from Cairo, Illinois. 1t is
the best beer ever drank The German
soldier was right. Ifyou dot t believe il,
call at Meyers and be convinced, His
saloon is neatly fitted up on the corner OF
Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Irregular Meeting Of the select 'ouh'Il'l
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CAIRO, HIS, NlE'NN - iN'''
Present. his Honor the Mayor and Coun-
cimcn After, Barclay, OCoIIaHah ana
Tay lor.
4 quorum being present and ready To-
transact business, the clerk presenter 'hr
following resolution adopted by the Board
of Aldermen on the 9Th inst Tor concur
rent action, to wit
"R,solrcd, BY the Board Of Aldermen,
the Select Council concurring, that the
time for the removal of the Market house
shall be extended fifteen day longer than
wa. specified in the terms Of sale.
Councilman Barclay moved to concur IN
the action Of the Board of Aldermen. Car
ried.
A number of ordinances adopted by the
BOARD of Aldermen, were presented upon
their first reading in this Board towit;
an ordinance entitled "an ordinance de-
timing the duties Of certain city officers III
reference to the issue, cancellation and de-
.,,uc,inn Of evidence. of city
| Indebtedness and for other purposes;
an ,ordinnncc entitled "An ordinanc to
| amend Section Il of an Ordinance toadnpt
the Orlinances of the City of Cairo rs Er-
viscd and Codiied; mn ordinance 'ht-
tied AN Ordinance ia reference To the
Duties Of the Police Magistrate and Com
stables" an Ordinance entitled "An or-
liunnce in relation To- the Date, 81 the
CITY Marshal, and Police Constable, ""d
ma Ordinance entitled An OrdinHnc" i"r
,hecons,rIction Of Brick side Walk, and
laid over, under the rule, for u second r'n'
ding.
councilman Meyer appeared aud took
his seat Also an ordinance entitled AN
| nrairarrc I, pr0yidc for the Taxation
of Foreign Insurance CompIuie-i
adopted hy the Board of Aldermen, and
upon it. second reading in this Board, wa,
on motion, laid over until next meeting 81
the select Council for further c"n,id"ra'
ton.
ACCOUNTS.
The following bill. having heretofore
been allowed. on the l,t inst, 10y the Board
OF Ald,rmen were presented 10 this board
Tor concurrent action, tO-wi,
fll " sl,crt-re. or maxi ngtaN boob 80 A"
| " ,Afot.ty Gas Co., iur ga used 70!
| } ~ Co., Clerk office AMI tOuhH
| A.. :, ,ui.f from AtrIl lkt TO july
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11

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dyspepsia or any disease of III" liver, there
Is Il long life Of happin"'s before you, if
you only use simmons Livcr Regulator.
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It Contains

The eury-' iuuIS certain method e. Keep egg
n,-u luI .a,.t tnI 20 least uu" year. III" cost
B.. less thBn hall !, cent per DOZEN, and ~ ihi'
method eggs huught 80 . ght Hnd ten cents doH-
'u during ih" Summer ,yu i'' BE 1T aud sold ia w"
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-11

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The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

SPECIAL RATEs.-Vis isitors to the Lake, buying
railroad tickets from San Francisco, Sacramento,
Marysville or Colfax, to TRUCKEE at the regular
ticket rates, can purchase ESPECIAL RETURN
TIoKETs' at the TAHOE HOUSE at rate which, in
addition to the fare paid to Truckee, will make
but two-thirds of the full price of tickets, for
the round trip. my7-t
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20
Local and County Matters.

ST. PATRICK MINE.-On Saturday last the GER
tifcate of incorporation of the st. Patrick S Gold
Mining Company was filed in the office OF the
Secretary of State 1t was formed to carry on
mining operations in Placer Co. Capital stock,
$500. 900. divided into shares of 800 each. Irus-
tees-Georee D. Roberts, W. H. Cronise, s. W.
Lee. S. Hydenfeldt and j. W. Gashwler. Place
of business. San Francisco. We learn that
new steam engine arrived at the claim on We'd
nesday evening last, to be placed in position IN
connection with complete hosting works, and
that work on the mine will be pushed vigorously
from this time forward by the new owners. Some
fears have been expressed here that the present
owners might work it on its present showing IN
the San Francisco market and not in the shaft,
which would be damaging to the district; but
the arrival of the new machinery is calculated to
dispel all such impressions. We wish the new
owners good success-not in selling their mine
on speculation but in its actual working and de-
velopement The larger portion of this commu-
nifty have great confidence in the value OF the
claim as mine, and would not feel pleasant to
have it closed up and hawked through the Stock
markets on speculation. All the prior owners OF
the St. Patrick have made money by working 1t,
and we hope this company may eclipse them all
in the amount of money obtained in working the
mine, and present indications justifes the be-
lief that such will be the result.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20
TAHOE HOUSE
On the Shore Of Lake Tahoe.
w. B. LYON, ......P Proprietor.

VNHIS HOUSE is ENTIRELY NEW, is
i commodious and furnished in the best style,
and is on the most pleasant location on the Lake.
daily line of Stages runs between the Tahoe
House and Truckee, connecting with trains from
the East and West on the Central Pacific Rail
road.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

MYNHEER PAUL DIETRICH, of Milwaukee, feel
ing his earthly tabernacle stored with troubles
to be expelled, decided, after full enquiry and
investigation, to employ Ayers Pills. In his
haste to purify his Dutch stomach, he mistook
the directions, to Z, and swallowed 27 for a
dose. This created of course, an ap-paul-ing
internal rebellion. But Paul went through the
fight like hero, and came off victor at last, with
renovated system which he proudly exhibits as
proof Of the wisdom of his choice He advises
everybody to take Doct Ayers Pills, but kindly
advises his friends who are ambitious of follow
ing his example, to "pe sure and take der right
bottom. - .Mnnesota Telegraph.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20
Special Notices.

Those who are afflicted with Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Gout and Scrofula should try DR..
S. G.. SMITHS "ARAMIRACULAS, - cure guar
anteed 1t is claimed for this Medicine that its
curative powers are wonderful to experience.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi-
cine ED. D. WENBAN,
iy23-70 -3mo Travelling Agent.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

CoLFAx Town SITE.-The Commissioner of
the General Land Office has decided, in part, the
long contest about the title to that portion of the
Town Site of Cofax falling upon an even
ton, embracing some fifty or sixty buildings and
business houses The decision denies the right
of Kneeland to pre-empt the land in dispute,
but gives him thirty days to appeal the to
the Secretary of the Interior, As to the ques-
tion between those claiming and making affida-
Wit that the land is valuable for mining purposes
and those claiming it as more valuable for busi-
mes and agricultural purposes than mining, the
Commissioner withholds decision, and directs
the Register and Receiver at Sacramento to no.
tify the parties of time and place for taking fur
ther testimony on that point. This opens the
question anew between the lot owners and min
ing claimants. Should the miners succeed,
Kneeland's appeal would be useless-but should
the settlers win and Kneelands appeal be sus-
tained then the lot holders would lose, and
kneeland take the property. This is the posi-
tion of the three-cornered fight at present.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

STRUCK THE LEAD.-A short time ago the Buck
eye mine, near Ophir, was Incorporated, the
stock being fixed at 100000 The Company
went to work under the management of F. Jones
as superintendent; the work was commenced west
of the main shaft some distance, in an old shaft
We now learn that at depth of some seventy
feet the workmen have struck what is supposed
to be the main ledge, which shows rich in gold
and bears every indication of being permanent
and paying vein of ore.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

SUPERVISOR PRocEEDINcs.- Saturday, August
18th, boundaries of Bath School District were
changed so as to stand as follows; Commencing
at Big Falls in Volcano Canyon, running thence
northerly to S. w. corner Of Mayhower ranch,
along west line of said ranch to the n. w. corner;
thence due north to line of Townships and Z;
thence easterly on said line to Volcano Canyon
thence down said Canyon to place of beginning.
Bills were allowed as follows
Against General Fund, sos so.
MONDAY, August 15th.-Board sat as Board of
Equalization. Assessment of John Winters re-
duced from 500 to $500, on lands and improve
ments.
TUESDAY, August 16th.-Board examined as
sessment rolls
The Board has been in session each day since,
but have done nothing but examine the Assess
ment Rolls.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

DENY IT.-The two men that our neighbor and
his correspondent charged with finding and pack
ing off the LOG ID. nugget containing 81 lbs. pure
gold from this neighborhood where it had been
worked over often, called to see us on Thurs
day last and strange as it may seem they denied
the soft impeachment, and faced us right down
without a change of countenance, declaring it
false inspite of all our documentary evidence to
the contrary. AS the men left we thought how
internally sorry they must be that the story was
all a ie
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

FOURTH OF July COMMITTEE. The Committee
appointed to make arrangements for and super
intend the celebrating of ninety-fourth an
nversary of Independence at Auburn, have
finally concluded their labors, and we append
the report. This committee is entitled to the
thanks of all our people for the herculean labors
it performed. The energy, tact and indefatiga-
BILE perseverance of this Committee was crowned
with complete and entire success, and in making
these remarks we feel assured that we are but
repeating the heartfelt sentiments of every pat
riotic citizen of this community. The Committee
collected in contributions s79l 75 and expended
S75i 70, leaving balance of money on hand OF
$40 co. This balance the Committee has ap-
propriated towards the constru, ton of a new
fence in front of the school house grounds and
have paid over the money, as will be seen by the
following receipt
Received from Fourth of July Committee, the
sum of Forty Dollars, to be applied i'll fencing
School lot ROBERT GORDON
School Trustee.
Auburn, August 10TH 1870.
We doubt if another Fourth of July Commit
tee in the State under similar circumstances
has been successful as ours; at least we have
seen no such report AS this in our exchanges.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

HOTEL BURNED.--Pollard's Hotel, at the head
of Donner lake was totally destroyed by fire be-
tween and o'clock on last Saturday evening
The building was valued at about $4,000, and in
addition to this, nearly all the furniture was
burned and there was no insurance.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

CATHOLIC SERvIcE.-Rev Father Kelly will
hold divine service at the Catholic Church, in
Auburn, tomorrow.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

DIVINE SERvIoE.-Rev. J. H. Peters will hold
divine service at the M. E. Church, tomorrow,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School commences
Immediately after Church service.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

A NEW BooK.-Mr. Chas. Sars is now can
vassing this county for new book of rare merit,
vividly interesting and instructive, treating OF
subjects that are read of, thought of and acted
upon and uppermost in the mind OF almost every
man, woman and youth in the land, especially IN
this land of gold and fluctuations in fortune. The
work is entitled Ten Years in Wall Street, or
Revelations of Inside Life and experience on
Change, including the Histories Mysteries, and
Men of the 'Street'--the Stock eXchange-the
gold room-the speculations in stocks-gold;
governments; pork petroleum grain, etc. Also
sketches from life of the noted spectators and
money kings, with anecdotes and incidents of
their careers the women who speculate; the
great rises and panics, and how they are pro
drced; the personal experiences of the author
the famous pools rings, cliques and corners and
how and by whom they are formed descnp-
ton of the battles of the giants, and of the gold
ring of 1869, etc. etc, by VIM Worthington
Fowler. The author has been Wall street
specuator since 1857. The work contains near
600 pages and is illustrated with some % finely
engraved plates of the chief operators. The
work is tarsely and humorously written, and
while it is highly entertaining, it is also instruc-
tive and does and should make a lasting inn
preston on the mind. We commend Mr.. Sairs
and the work to the reading public of the county
The Placer herald., 1870-08-20

The State Agricultural Fair commences at
Sacramento on Monday, September 18th and
lasts all the remainder of the week.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-12-15
TUE FISHERY QUESTION.

The course pursued BY the Canadian
authorities towards the fishermen Of the
United States during the past season has
not been marked BY friendly feeling.
By the 6rst article of the convention o'
1919 between Great Britain and The
United States, it was agreed that the 10
The New York herald., 1870-01-07

SCARLET HATS AND STOCKINGS. Tho Rec
tor of the American College in Rome enter
tanned almost all the English speaking bishops
in the Holy City at dinner few days ago.
The American Episcopal delegation was repre-
sented in force. Many distinguished American
laymen were also present-as we are specially
misunderstanding Charles O'Conor, Of New
York; the grandson of Charles Carroll, Of Car
rollton, Healy, the artist, and Mr.. Devlin, Of
New York. Cardinal Barnabo, Prefect Of tho
College Of the Propaganda, with the Marquis
Of Bute-the millionaire convert from Scot
land-attended. People need not be sur
prised if the dress scene in the Central Park IL
agreeably variegated at an early day by tho
exhibition Of a scarlet hat and pair of scarlet
stockings. The Archbishops Spaulding and
Purcell were Of the party also. So that tho
American eye may be accustomed to the
change of color by simultaneous supply Of
these articles at the grand metropolitan centres.
1t is all right. The same men, with COM
plete right to change the color of their stock
ings," as Mr.. Punch said to his dog Toby when
he growled at the late Cardinal Wiseman in
the London sanctuna.
The New York herald., 1870-01-07
Arizona and the Apnches.

The condition of Arizona, as shown by the
reports Of Governor Stafford in our issue Of
yesterday, may well be considered by the
federal authorities at Washington. The min
eral resources Of the country, it is well known,
are enormous. From 1889 to the commence
ment Of the Apache war the sums realized by
the Spaniards and Mexicans were startling,
and the developments made during the short
time that the Americans could operate in the
Territory proved that the ancient reports were
not exaggerated. The neglect caused by the
war and the building of the Pacific Railroad
by the Northern route has drawn the attention
Of our people from the Territory and delayed
it's civilization and development. But all its
advantages remain. Aside from its mineral
wealth the best route for the next railway to
the Pacific lies through it, and the lines have
already been commenced.
Moreover, It's mineral wealth, while disre-
garded at home, has secured special attention
abroad. Foreign capitalists are making pur-
chases of land with the intention Of
putting large amounts upon the work Of
developing Its resources. Where the mineral
fields are of such vast extent single
success will induce further efforts and invest
ments, and the returns which must inevitably
follow will soon render assistance or protec-
The New York herald., 1870-01-07

tion from the government supererogatory.
Governor Stafford and others assure us that
the agricultural resources Of Arizona are on
par with Its minerals. 1t surely seems, there
fore, short-sighted policy, for want Of such
additional protection as may be needed, to
discourage immigration or the Introduction OF
foreign capital. The policy Of all govern
ments has been to extend aid in the shape
of protection to new Territories and colonies,
until they may acquire strength enough to
protect themselves. In the early settlement
Of all our other Western Territories our gov
ernment has extended the needed protection
with an unsparing hand nor could the Pacific
Railroad, which has added SO much to the
wealth and glory of our country, have been
completed without this fostering care. Why
should the Territory of Arizona be set apart as
the only place within the limits of the United
States where the Indian may without restraint
rob, murder and devastate? The "Quaker
policy" will not do for the Apaches.
The New York herald., 1870-01-07
4, n r.
Judge DOwling's PrOmenade.

AS already recorded in the columns Of the
HERALD his Honor Justice Bowling gave him
self the relaxation of saunter on that most
splendid street on this or any other planet,
Broadway. He there recognized nymph of
nimble fingers whom he had often seen before
him in the Police Court, and he even sur
prised her in the act Of abstracting the pocket
book Of an abstracted old lady who thought
her spectacles were stolen when they were
resting quietly on her venerable nose. His
Honor gave the nymph into custody and sub
sequently appeared as witness against her,
and thus secured her punishment. He also
took the occasion to present to the public an
opinion on police matters eminently worthy
the attention Of the Commissioners He said
that he felt convinced that the police of the
district in which this offence occurred connive
at this particular class of crime, that they are
in league with the thieves and shield them
and share the spoil. Now here we say is a
point for the Police Commissioners. This
opinion comes from man who is himself
honest in the discharge of difficult duties and
who has peculiar facilities for becoming
acquainted with the way in which things are
done among the .rogues. His words have
already been taken up in the Police Commission,
but challenge to prove charge not suscep-
tible of thorough proof Is scarcely an answer.
The New York herald., 1870-01-07
Failures In 1869.

According to the annual circular Of the Mer-
camille Agency Of this city, just published,
there were in the United States during the last
year two thousand seven hundred and ninety
nine failures in business, involving liabilities
to the amount of seventy-fve millions and
fifty-four thousand dollars. For the year 1868
there were two thousand six hundred and eight
failures, involving sixty-three millions seven
hundred and seventy-four thousand dollars OF
liabilities. The amount of failures the last
year was more than eleven millions over that
of the year before.
Taking New England, Pennsylvania, the
State of New York and the city of New York,
we find the amount for the two years stood as
follows -
New England. ..sssSSSss 200 sl,, sSs' ., GOO SSS
New % York State (city and
Brooklyn mo not s incudedl % s4io@.Oo0 1000 7lsS, coo GOO
1t will be seen, therefore, that while the
failures in New England, Pennsylvania and
the interior of this State for 1869 largely
exceeded in amount those for 1868, 1t was
about one third, or over ten millions, less in
the city of New York. This is conclusive
evidence of the stability and progress Of trade
in the great commercial metropolis Of the coun-
try. But though the result Of the last years
trade throughout the country generally was
not on the whole SO satisfactory, the disasters
were as great as many anticipated and caused
no general suffering. Indeed, considering the
trials and strain upon the country in conse-
quence of the tremendous war we had just
passed through, the failures and disturbances
in trade have been remarkably small. The
Southern States have shown wonderful recu-
perative power since the war, and have con-
tributed In no small degree to the general trade
and interests Of the country. On the whole
this circular properly concludes that the pros
pect for business is favorable, that the republic
is making vast strides in progress and wealth,
and that the difficulties of the present may be
easily met and conquered.
The New York herald., 1870-01-07

CONSTITUTIONAL POWER IN FRANCE. Baron
Haussmann, the famous s'street improver" Of
Paris and Prefect Of the Seine, is the first Off
cial victim Of parliamentary Cabinet power in
France. Napoleon wished to retain his tried
and friendly servant-the man, in fact, who
has made modern Paris-but was forced to
give way before the will of the Ministry. In
this light the matter becomes Of much consti-
tutional Importance to France. If the ex-
functionary wishes to remain in public life he
may, perhaps, find employment in New York.
Should the rings not want him." why the
solid conservative citizens, who are victimized
in street affairs particularly, should invite him
to come among us.
The New York herald., 1870-01-07

ANOTHER CHANCE FOR FIsK.-In London
the Stock Board declines to quote Erie Railway
shares unless stamped by a committee that
guards the interests of shareholders. Here is
the opportunity for an injunction on one hand
and mandamus on the other. The London
Stock Board might be enjoined from doing any
other business till it quoted Erie, and the COM
mttee of safety for shareholders might be
peremptoriy commanded to stamp Erie forth
with--only all these people are in London.
What can be done, then? Perhaps some Of
them own some property in this town. If 80,
1t should be seized for indemnity by order OF
some Of the Erie judges. II none of the Lon
don men own property here there is no other
means Of getting even but through Sheriff
O'Brien, who must be directed to seize the
British Consul and thrust him into Eldridge
Street Jail