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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-29
REM AND FURNITURE.

uorsE To RENT, BLIGIBLY STU.
"A stsd in Gold hin, with furniture for safe.
rsrms favorable. Apply at this once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-29
NOTICE.

To the Stockholders Of the " Baltimore Amer
lean Mining Company" and OF the Baltimore
Mining Company. The above Companies hav-
ne been consolidated, there still remains ont
standing about Eighteen Thousand Shares
which have not been exchanged for the stock OF
the new Company, the Baltimore Consot
idated." As toe latter Company have levied an
assessment. the holders Of the stock oil the two
old companies arc notified that the stock they
unless the assessment Is paid
DAVID T. BAGLEY,
Secretary Of the said three Companies.
noI5 III .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-29
Hill AND MINING

IL Company-Locatlon Of Works, Gold Hill,
Storey county, State OF Nevada Notice.
There arc delinquent upon the following de.
scribcd stock. on account OF Assessment No. 10:
levied on the sth day OF October, 1877, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respcc-
tive shareholders, as follows: .r
Name. NO. Cert. sns. Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-29

The above sale is postponed till SATURDAY
the 10Th cay OF November, Ut tho same time and
nI,co. no29 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-29
G1LEOONIA SILVER MINING

U Company Location OF works, STOREY
County, State OF Ncvada.-Sotice is hereby
given, that at q meeting Of the Board Of Trus-
tees Of the said Company, held on tho 9th day,
of November, 1872, an assessment CNo. 81 or
Three Dollars ($S) per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of said Company, payable imDe-
d'ately, In United States gold coin, TO the Secro
tary, Il. Wegener, No. Al California street,
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Friday, the 18Th DAY
of December, lST2, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold IN MONDAY, the 18Th
day OF January, 1873, to pay tho delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
Il. WEGENER, Secretary
Onlce-No. 4l4 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. noll I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-29
Patented June %, 1871.

4 MOST WONDERFUL AND ELEGANTLY
n constructed Sewing Machine for Family
Work. Complete in al its part-, uses. the
straight eye. pointed needle, seif'hreadinc, d.:
rect upright positive motion, new tension, self.
feed and cloth guider. Operates by wheel and
on q table. Light running; smooth and noise.
less, ike all good high.prlced machines. Has
patent check 10 prevent the wheel being turned
the wrong way, Uses the thread direct from
the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock stitch
tiue.t and strongest stitch known; firm, durable.
close and rapid. viii do all kinds OF work, fne
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This Nachluc Ia heavily constructed, 10 give II
strength. all the parts Of each Machino being
made alike by machinery, and beautifully fin
i.hed and ornamcntcd. II 10 very easy TO learn
Rapid, Smooth and Silent In operation. Re-
liable at all times, and \ Practical. Scientific,
Mechanical Invention, at Greatly Reduced Price.
A Good, Cheap Family Sewing Machine at
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valuable. substantial and reliable low.priced
Sewing Machine. Its extreme low price reaches
All conditions. It's simplicity md strength
adapts 1t to all capacities: while its many merits
make II a universal favorite wherever used, and
creates a rapid demand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-29
MINING AND STOCK TABLE,

IFeet inlshr's Total
Mine. an. Shares
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-29
1T Is ALL 1T Is RECOMMENDED.

81 can ehecrfully and confidently recommend
its use to those who are wanting a really good
Sewing Machine at q low priec."
MRS. J.. r. WILSON,
Rutherford Park, Bergen county, y. j.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-10
ba tie BON BEN Mutterpaaf. In Branfrsia

ba BE Don BEN Muttsrpaaft In Sraufresn
itnen ;ur gersuauus sefsntsn geieuatt'
tel niht ttnrtihtn. 70 lafet iest eine
sHultiumme Don 1000 Dollars ouf reua
Befstbume.
Die Qsituns Der Nnfalt rutt IN Ranben
Der Obsrin, 5tpefer Auato!,e Spispb; tbr
sur Site fetsn ;uDlf Orpensi6wsaern, taft
idmustlid setcrsns GlidHtrinnen, BON bsnsn
etntee tin gang sutes .Dltid" fprsdsn. mas
I'M 70 nnstr pom Dertb If. ais fh unter ben
SnioFen Der gn1alt n1ebrere Deutine be7n'
ben, bic bss Gnslifhtn ebenicuents nsa2tis
fnb, ais bes 5ran50FIden.
CUR 3eit'psrueilen a4tsis alte ssuts un'
ter ben, safli6en Da6s Der menlhenfreune>
li9en @9metern, 4lNdrner unb 3eSreuen.
@as bic 9nfolt an 9ebeusuitteln nDtbis
tat, cas- f1aFen bic Sdwsfern BON einers
Sage ;ur, anbern tertei; pcblttdtise Men>
{Aen seben e tbnen; 5pei Rcnnen befnben
lid iabraus. jabreiu auf lem R%unesanse
turd bic @tatt; fe aeten BON 9aus III
9aus ober ~penisfens tn bic 9duEsr, reren
Iearsn ttren unb hem @otltbun niht per-
fhlcGen fnb ; cine brittle hwefer fdtrt nit
e;nsu1 fIeiren @aaen bsrum, um nas &c.
fammelte mad 6uuie III fatren. Gin3elne
Bddereten eetrn linen r~eeelmdbi8 Brop ale
@efhsnf, antere GtabliNsments, ia aud
in prtpatfamilten pirb, mas RON Gen matl-
3ettsn abris bietbt, auftematrt unp ben
,,≤nsn SGwefern" seseben.
Gisjenisen unter ben SnlaHsn, bic e:ras
arbsiten fDnntn. fnp in Fer Nsfalt 70 gut
e. sebt, hei4dftist f. tporer }. g. in ben
iansten Sasen elm paar ol!e Mdnner BET
benz Bau zines neuer @ai6bauies tebilFih.
Die alien Srauen fridsn urb ndben, beFsrn
&~leibunssHade aus. Ginise pom ibnen mo-
den Stidsreten une 9dfelarbetten. IN ie.
BEN Wontae 1T es ben Mdnnern erlaubt,
aus3usetsn, unb am Dtenfas ben Trauen.
au4 tett Is linen su jsber 3ett fret. bic
NnRalt au pe1lafen, wsnn ie pas tban. per-
ben fe inbeHen niht pieber TIT itr aufse-
ncnuen. - Anss tn @1em bic ,,8letnen
Sdmsfern" iben etne gar srcbe Wobl!bd<
tisfeit aus unp iebe, linen iusepantte gote
1T Therli6 rotlansebraht."
Sn Ter 9bat bas dhte @ert Der putr.n
ptilanttropie. 49,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-10
1881

Sur @arnuns. Cine Saifslapun9
D~tenfmGbhen. N!t bieferueberidrift stebt
Der u6eralrp" in 9tn1a (Yeru) &enntntb DON
Der Mnfurft zines fran;6iihen Dampfers
nit elmer Nn,abt fransOfihsr ipeibliaer
Dteniboten auf Dieateontratte In Siu1a,
benen fhh slein in BEN erfeu 5asen niele
bur9 Beitanb itrer 9anbsleute uno anberer
entsosen baben. Die @ontrafte paren auf
prsi Sabre aeteqt unt unterparfen t!eaRde>
den jeper beliebisen gertpenpuns unbIbtre>
tuns an Mnbere. Wte man bic ea4e bort
felbf betraAtet, sebt aus folsenber Beu1er-
flung tes ,6erc1bD" bernor, wel4er fust:
,vGs If einegerflbruns in bic SeIaperet nit
8erfpre6uneen Der Treibeit unp tes St.
rinnfes. Dae 70 etpas nit ben Mfiatet
(8ulis), einem entarteten gp:fe, bas gar fei>
men SesrtH bat BON ten2fedteu. ruelhe teut>
outage ben GnsetOrisen driNltder @Olfer
sebnbren, paiiren fann. ldbt iih tesrsifen
aber bafelbe nit ben prolstariern etnssgol>
fes wie bes fran5ofi6en ttun su pcnen, 1T
elm perbammenswertbss Berseben! @tr ine
baber Der Mnli4t, bab ale Gontratte pbiser
Nrt nud unD ntttis inp, una bab bic auf
@eiub oes fransoTiaea goniuls erfolste
Ausiieferuns bieier Mdp9en ptfaon ie
pur4 gerrpenbuns Der poliaei init Grresuns
zines srpben Sfentlihen eeaRcals bewerf>
tentst tperben muete-sanj tn Srbnuns TT,
70 unanssnebm es uns aud fetn mu6, unRre
Gribunale unb Ycliset etnem ausldabtlhen
Goniul %sesenaber, unb rpdre es aud Der
fran;offhe, 70 ~wiafdbris ieten III unilden.
Gs 1T ebeu bic Tplse BON jenem unaberles-
ten Defrete unierer Resieruns, tas etntsen
serifenlcfen Spetulanten oas Y%ristlestum
CAB, 10000 Srauen pber MdrAen prn Is
bis 40 Sabren 3u impprtiren. @dtrenb
bic arsenttntlaen Stauttn unD aud bic
decentralization biz mdnnlihe Gilman.
eeruns pOr;ieben, bat fi9 70 Ysru fur bic
meitiihe erfldrt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-10

in frObli6sr etimmuns, unb OILS sutes
GrsebniB Der Ebetlnabme ertielt bic OF
meinbe cinen Gelamatertras ron $39l.88.
@ctt pcle seten, tas mir alsbalp uniere
Ereunte pieber sinlaren tbnuea unt srar
3un1 GirHueisfcte. ). u. US.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-10
Snldnoti9e Na9rt9ten.
s. Iibe :.
gle j immebk6nigiu.

Sell Ter Demutb ouf benz 9trpns,
Sa bes 9immels 9errliafsit!
psl Ger Sunsfrau NIT Der arpne,
aRit benz Slid Der Seltsfeit!
9eil Der Braut Der tDhb.sludten!
Sn benz Reih Der Gcttent,udten.
Ite Du etnf in SGuer3 rs1funten
Bel benz &reu,e tetb ssweint,
&utf i'm @immel freubetrunten.
SHUTTER tetnen Sotn seetnt,
Etronef In ben Gnselhsren,
llnlre Bitten su erboren.
@9mersen, bic Du BIER selttten,
Qualen, bic Dein 9ers bur&slutt,
Dornen, bic Is fharf burdfAnitten
@inb III Rcien 81, erblabt,
Dte in nimmerpelten 8r6n3en
lm De!u 9aupt, Raria slaa;en.
Selis Ane. bic Dir sleiten,
Die ber Grbe Qetb setbeilt,
Seiis an bic S6mertfnsrethen,
Die beim &reus nit DIR sereilt:
uater Detnem g hirm nit 8ronen
sSsrcen fe i'm Rimmel ttrpnea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-10
SefeutliAe 0anffasune.

Den perlhissenen geretnfn ausSt. glput,
ct. Scispt, ct. Arsufa, Rihmcnc, Saepbs
Nrairie unb Naen, bic uns NIT itrem Be.
fude beetrten, fasen mir tiermit unisrn rer'
binpliafen unb .auftntia4en Oanf unb
wunfden pom 6srsen, bab @ctt tenfelben
baloist isinen 5ssen irenpen uOse.
giele emetnbemitelieb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-10
C prre{ppateEs.)

2ugemburs, Mtnn., 2e. Suls 1872.
9teber Wanperer.
geniB ptre es Dir ansenebm {etn, rieber
etnise 3etlen aus ~unfsrer @eaenb III en-
pfansen.
Nit @etniutt pu1te benz %. Suls ncn
Der 9emeinbe ct. Wentel enteeserasfeben,
ba mar bieien Sag auserfcrsn bate, abba
Elm befcnberss Self gu beeeten, ndmlih bic
@runbfeinlesuns Der nea III %erbauenpsn
Stride. G%inlaounsen ersinsen an bic per-
idiepenen gsreine b,r umsesenb unb es
purben a1e mrsliten gorbereituneen &c.
trpfen, bieles Self auf ertebenbe 8siie ;u
feieru uno bic einsslabsnen GGft gut bewir.
then gu fnnnen. Suriun lansere 3eit sor<
Der fcnnte mar 'eben, bab es in 9%ureubura
uirtlih Grnft gait, etmos auberssw6bult.
DIES III leiTen. Gin fdon selssener Slus in
Der Rdbe Fer neuer Stride nal NIT 8uir'
lanten b~eeprtrt, nit g6nfen, 5tfhen unb
alien moeliasu gtparate oerieben gum
:3wets etnes semsiniamsn Mablss, Guh
bei uns tn Sursmture gilt Der @rruh ::
,Stets eas Rus!ihe nit benz gnsenetrten
au rerbinfen."
Nm Sonntas Ncrssn purten 8anonsn,
i6uNe obsefeuer!. UNI an3utanbieen. baf bic.
fer Sag Elm befoneerer Ssftas fet. S6aa~
rem son Seirdern scn Rab unb Tern paren
fdcn bes Mcreers in aner Tribe an Ort
unb @teae. Inter fretem 9immel, in Der
Nabe Der &ir9e mar sin rrahtse1er altar
erriHtet, ba man nit &edt rprausieste, ta6
bic fleine Stride bte Menee Der 4nuelenten
ntht fafsn Tonne.
@esen 9 utr rurten bic nerihtebenen
geretne unierer @em.inbe inter Qeituna Der
berttteuen Narfddne s. .. 3amu,ertl, Sra.
tttas Rocs, Saepb sunni arranstrt, I'M, bic
tetref.nben SERENE aus ct. Gloub, ct.
Musufa, 81. Soiepb, ct. Saeobs pratrie
unb Ridmone seto.is In gmpfans au neb.
men. Rit fiaeenber Muft ttelten bic
Bereine au yferbe ibrenetajus tn9uremburs
Gin gtnsus. wie man ,eit Sabren einsn
jolden In etsarns &ounts ntGt eeletea.
Mlsbann, um 10 ukr. besann bas 3cAamt,
eelebrtrt pom bodu. prior P. Benedict. aft.
ftrt pcn &ep. Ealentta, ST. @iup1ieius unb
ST. Beraare oils Qeremontenmeifer. Der
Gbcr pom ct. Glcub bate bic Sefdnisfeit,
surd fetn. t.efFiaen s~siaunsen bic Ssier 3a
ertD5en.
Ra6 benz @cttestienfe purben bic feter.
lthsn Geremonisn Der @run~bfetnlesuns pom
bpdm'asn Mbte 8upert Seipeubuia pcn ct.
2ubwis an see ppn3ossH. Alspann ttslt
Der nerebrte Yrdlat cine Anipra&e an BITE
seYfammelten Gldubiseu, iureu e bic St.
Retnoe 3a btbarrlidsr Auspauer In beraus'
flbruns tires f&piesissn tlnteruetmens IT,
munterte.
Rad Bouenbuns Der fir@liaen Sitter stns
man u ben init eraaideuosn Artifeln UNI
alerlet Delefateden unb Srl1tsn aussefat'
1tfHsn. Die an5abl Der @dfe purbe
auf u,ebr ais b~rsitaufenb se14dst. Aaes
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-10
Neutgfeiten.

9o1is. 7. Nus. Ter Stuan;miniter
@eularb, f~inbtste in Der Natirnalperlamm~
lung bas @eiultat Der Subieriptionen 3ur
neutn NnIeibe an. Gr epnitatirte, ZAP mad
ben, Aus,peis Der Bidder tmgansen 4l1aNtl<
~liarren, b. +. etnunppiersistaulenb fanftune
bert Mtuicnen Sranes ee5etdasst uurteu~
8erfoi1les. SIN Der Natianatser-
iammluns tinpiste 6err @oularo Zen Or,
iols Der neuen &nleite ar. Die &esieruns.
iaste sr, ift BON benz ertaunlihen &eiultat
utsrpdlttst, weldes 5eise, bab bic @teberla'
gen, bic Tranfrfih erbuloet, cine Buse unb
n:ht Elm ;3eidsn hes gnfa1s maren.
Auft1druns IN Sapan. Der Sc.
lesrapb melbet ilber Can 8raneiscc: Die
iarantihe Rssieruas BAT teihlpden, cine
nsue &slisionsfcrm III promulsiren, mad
icrefdltiser 8erattuns nit ben tersorra-
senpfen Subreru aaer Seften. Dte neue
Relietpn, roelds swansspeiie etnsefaert wer'
ben icn, 1T auisefldrt, :tnfa6 uno ben9plts'
~anihauunsen ansepabt, uno w;rp wabr>
idsir1ia bic 8iatsuns auer Yer0lfersnss'
slaNsn fnten. @irb motl etwas !6umbus
eabet iein.
Der Mifatp BON Sapau trat am %.
Stunt, In Bssleituns pom adt Srisssldtfen.
cine Settle na1 Aiatp unb anberen iipli6en
Orten bes Rsides an ; in riersis Sasen BE-.
abf4tist er surud3utebren. g. 1T btes bas
erfe Mal in Der @ef9i6te Sapan's, bab Der
Rifabo eine berarttse &eiie a~ntrttt, uns
periprlGt man Fh bapOn ben be.en Grfcls.
Die Gbolsra in Berlin. Net+
rere Safe aIattlder Gtolera tno tn Berlin
sprsefcmmen.
Darlington. Der Marauts Re
NoaiIes ruroe eur1 BEN Staatsfetretdr
BEN Trdfbenten pcreeient uub b~erlelbe
uberrei4te feline Grebitipe ais teppImddtis'
ter Minifer Der fran3ORi&en Republtf. &c
purpeu babel bte BET icl9en @elesentstten
semrbnliaen &eoen setalten unp bic ab!t>
den 9DFtateitsptraien a~ussetaul&t.
Den Mufruf an bte beutf4en
&attcltten, meI9en Der gcrfano bes
gereins beutfaer 8a'boliten am 8. Suit In
Main3 erlafen bat, tonneu mir ert in nd&-
ter Summer mittbeilen, ebenfc ben
Ntf1tpnsbe,t4tau @aeoxta.
Rpu, 20. Suit. @ie bic .goee bella
Bertha" idreibt, bat Der papf beim Emp.
fang Der stemalisen Beanaten Der pdpflt.
den Ecliset seiust: Die goli3eitiener b.
ben upldnsf burd ibr Ginidrsiteu aufrat-
rerif9en unorbnunsen pursebeast. gtel>
1stat ba6 CUR 3ett Der Munieipalwctleu bic
u%norsnuusen lid erneuern. Alsbauu mod.
te SD bteien @ddtern empfetlen, tiefe I'M
ruben ia unterDriden unb uns bic Trettett
unb bic periprc4snen @arantieen 3u seben.
bamit mir uniere Meinuns dubern
unp unfere Stimuen abseben ton>
men. Man bat seiast mir pea'
Ten etne beuafnete &saettcn. Dtes TT
eine Berleun1buns unb etne albetnbstt.
Die ein,ise &eaetion, bic Sd panf&e, III,
~sbreubafte perfcnen III taben, tpel3e Bite
Suaenp In ter Ncral unb i'm @lauben er-
3ieben. @ett mtrb Johann tbun mad fetneua
@tuen. @as Ria betrift, ~ wlni&e Sd,
bic @ade ber@ere&tisfett unb &eltstcn mte-
ter tersefent au ftten, UNI Retue Sage tn
Trtebeu unp Rube su f<ssen.
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70 fftciell.l
Siict1ficbe Siftatton.

Scnntas ben 18. Ausuf tn Wtupno:
@inweituns Der St. 2bpmas 3i11s.
@pnntas ben rs. @usua gu Dulutt:
Ttrmun9.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
HURRAH I! HURRAH ~!

THE PRINCE COME AT LAsT-No GORGE
COULD KEEP HIM AWAY AT ANY TIME
--oURENTERPRIsfNG CITIZENS, COUNCIL
MEN AND Ex-cHIEF-FIRE-NARsH
aalu!M Yopr
Will now have an opportunity to make
good use of their bran new duds, which,
rumor says, were purchased expressly for
the occasion. The city authorities will
no doubt about it--receive, in a body,
Schulz and Buder not excepted, although
they voted against an formal reception.
Whom have they to thank for the realza-
ton of their fond dreams? That is the
momcntous question now before the house.
The answer Is the
THE CAIRO TURNER SOCIETY,
who invited, instead of the unreliable
Prince Alexis, their royal highnesses, the
PRINCE AMI. PRINCESS CARNIVAL,
and those illustrious personagcs have in
formed the undersigned committee, by
telegram, that they will, ,oithout fail, ar.
rive at Cairo on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH, 1872,
rain or snow, sunshine or storm, and hold
court, including q
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL,
scHEELs WASHINGTON HALL.
The following is the
PROGRAMME,
gotten up expressly for the occasion:
l. Harlequin
Q. Musicians, with brass in their faces
3. Master of Ceremonies;
4. Their royal highnesses, the Prince
and Princess Carnival;
8. The first trial of the Temperance
Law" will take place.
At this trial all fools who have taken
part in its passage, will be present, to.wit :
Members Of tho legislature, judges, law
yers, policemen, bailiffs, n woman, newspa
per reporters, barkcepers, bummers,, and
! large audience composed of men and
: women.l
D 6. The whole to conclude with thu
equestrian performance Of Signora Pepit'
t de Olivia. on her Arabian thoroughbred
4 Bucephalus.
I Z. Monsieur Herkules and his son ate
which his royal highnsss will break "
the whole in q general confusion, in mod
a ern language, called a Polonaise, walt,
h quadrille, ETC., etc.
0. This will continue until daylight tn
. next morning in the evening.
D. Particular attention will be taken ut II
a door TO exclude all those whose compan
d is not desirable
a Tickets for the grand masquerade ball
ID be had at Buder Bros p. G. Schuhs dru
store, Burgers, Belzners, Albas barbe
4 shop, and Of Mr.. Schmitzdorf.
BY order Of
;. j. BURGER,
!. Il. V. BELzNER,
!. II. ScHMITzDoRI
q w. ALBA,
n feb.9-tf Com. of Arrangements
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

UNFAIRLY ,oot of our hats, and no word
was said. Combine, If you can, the most
brillia ;. sunrise and sunset you ever saw,
and IS beauties will pale before the gorge
as coloring which now lit up the ocean,
heaven, and mountain. In half an hour
the sun had swung by perceptably on its
beat, the coiors changed to those OF morn
ing, a frceh breeze ripped over the food,
one songster after another piped up in the
trees b, hind us-we had slipped into an
other day.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
THE FAIR SEX.

"A real lady can always DO known by
her gloves and handkerchief.
The science Of good manners, says q
celebrated author, is to know when and
how to keep still.
A Wyandotte lover committed the
horrible mistake Of kissing his intend cd
mother-in-law in the dark.
Why are young ladies bad gram.
mariansf Because you seldom find one
can decline matrimony.
-" Superior'' is the favoritc Boston
feminine word Of commentator, and il
applied eqaally to bonnet or sermon.
Ladies think that there ought to b,
a law against men smoking bad cigars OF
the public promenade. There is law
the law of polteness it is seldom
followed.
There is female ominibus-driver in
San Francisco whose receipts are greater
than any Of the male drivers, bat then she
knocks down proportionately, SO that the
company does not gain anything.
Young ladies who wish to make their
friends think that they have a great many
admirers, present themselves every two or
three days with handsome basket of
flowers. Rather hard on pater.familias,
we think.
When lovely woman stoops to the
folly Of breaking the fragile law of Canada
she is not obliged to be cribbed, and con-
fined with the male biped without feathers.
Toronto is to have a prison exclusively
for ladies'"
"A young female vaccinator of Boston
has taken away much Of the male medi.
Gals. The bloods Of Beacon street submit
their Pilgrim fatherly arms with extreme
JUNCTION to the manipulations of the charm
ing smallpox prsventer.
"A project is under discussion to take
hundred of the New York public school
girls on a tour to Europe next summer.
The passage from New York TO Liverpool
and return will not be more than $50 n
piece, and the Continent can DO seen for
another hundred.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

THE Davenport Gazette reports a
terrible instance of the ravages Of that
fell destroyer, scarlet fever, which re-
Gently occurred in that city. The faith
er's name is Wheeler. Seven children
we're in the family. Week before last
two Of these died. This was hard
But last week the fever attacked the
other children, and on Saturday fore
noon three Of them died at the same
hour. On Sunday the three were
buried at the same time. Five chill
dren out Of seven consigned to the grav'
in fortnight.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
wHEss THE SUN NEVER srrs

Inc following paragraph 10 from IN,
G%rlp'i9n OF scens witnessed by Mr.
Nmpoell and party in the north o,
Nor".y from cliff 1000 feet above The
v..,ns.. me ocean stretched away in silent
-."a ~s.s y our feet; tho sound of the
svsv n ,baY reached our airy lookout
Ivy 49, ~ sn en- north the huge old sun SWIM 9
-. la'ong ,ne ho'lzon, ike the allow ha. |;
o. me psaasiam n the tall CLOCK of 1 o",
gsnaiatners parior c.'ner' W. oil - .. ou,
slisnt look ing At our ~s,cbs. AZ W stood
both hands came together at ea when
tns fu!i round orb bung 0,dhn,g6t,
soove the Waves bridge ofgold. P%n ny
due north, spanned the water be,wesnin
ARG him; There he shons in s,ls v,
majesty that knew no setting. We ipyol.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT.


The radical joint caucus ofthe gen era
assembly have agreed to the following con
gressional apportionmcnt.
First District-South Side of Chicago
and'th ward, towns Of Hyde Park. Lake
Lyons, Riverside, Lsmont, Palas. Worth
Cstamet Bremen, Thornton, Rich. Bloom
ana county Of Du Page.
Second-West Side, except Sevcn,b
ward. =, p' "e''"'h
TArd-North Side, rest of county
towns and Lake county,
fourth-Kane, De Kalb, McHenry,
Boone and Winnebago.
rhth,Ogle, Stephenson, 10 Davies Car.
roll and Whitesdp IVES var
ana SsIps a, Rock Island, Henry, Bureau
and Will. he"aai'' urundy
,,ons phLhshkakee, Iroquois, Living
Mn, bora, Marshall and Woodford.
Tah-reoria, Stark, Knox And F,,,o,
Usnnn"i. mercer, Warren. Henderson,
MeDonsugh and SCHUYLER "'
hs'shlh-Adams, Pike, Brown. Cal
AVTh, Jersey and Greene,
M a, Menard, sangamon, Christian
morgan, Casa and Scott.
thirteenth vau
Do Witt and Mason. s"e''' Logan
,; Tf,ourthsenth-Maeon, Champaign. We,
million, Douglas, Coles and Piatt e'-
o. Fiiteent6-Edgar, Clark, Cumberland
shelby, Bingham, Jasper, Crswfora
Lawrence and Moultrie.
sixteenth Montgomery, Fayette
Clay. "" ""u
c, s.eventeenth-Macoupin, Madison. s.
Clasr and Monroe. ~
Eghtsenth--Alexander, Randolph, Per.
~ 1Ackson, Union, Pulaski, johnson
Williamson, M.s.ac and Pope.
Sinsteenth--W Wayne, Edwards, Wabash
Saline GAliatin, Hardin and Richlsnd NV
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
THE FUR TRADE.

n. LEVY 4 co. PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES.
Below will be found the corrected list
OF prices paid BY II. Levy & Co., for
hides, furs, feathers, wool, tallow, bees.
wax, and all kinds of country produce.
Levy& Go. do very large trade in their
hhe' and it is "A well known fact that they
Always pay the highest prices to be OBJ
paying for
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15

RI- The celebrated old Methodist di.
vine, Rev. Peter Cartwright, was stricken
down with paralysis lately, at his home in
Pleasant Plains, Sangamon county, and is
now speeches. and helpless. The attend
ing physicians say his death may occur at
any moment. This venerable man of God
is cighty-seven years old, and has been in
the ministry sixty-eight years. His rela-
tiyes have been summoned to his bedside.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-15
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