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SheriT's sale.

DYvirtue OF ar order and decree Of sae issued ont
ID Of the District Cont Of the Second Judicial d.
trict Of Montana Territory, In and Tor Deer Lodge
county, and 70 me directed and delivered bearing date
OF January 18th, 1879 In action In said court, where
In Peter Walton II plaintiff and N. 9. Boswell r. DE-
PENDANT In favor Of std plaintiff and aaAins. said de-
PENDANT. for the sum OF six hundred and fifty
and 15.llO dollars 1851 Isl judgment and costs
IN the sum Of Ave and 2O10O dollars (95 ~ and
all further accsning costs, have, in obedience ~
said order Of SALE levied upon and will Mon
day. the 10Th day Of February, A. Il. 1874 1t the
hour Of II O'Clock 1T sSil day At the front door OF
the court housc In Deer Lodge city Deer Ldse Gown
". Montana Territory sell At public auction ~ the
highest and hest bidder for cash In hand. the follow.
IN. described property. to W.T. All right title and IN.
t~rest OF N. Boswell in and to lot NJ. thirteen: ~
inbIock No thirty three, 3D. in Deer Lodge city, Deer
Luige county. M0psans Territory. according TO the
official survey thereof together with all and singular
the improvements vi every description on sail ot "
so much thereof may be necessary TO satisfy sad 40
mand and cots. -
Given nn,tsr~ my hand. ths 2Gth day Of January,
A. b., 1874 p w., !; W ESLEY ". JONES.
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge Co., N. T..
''"@ nf' gotta 'n BY CHARLES :. WARREN,
I3I.td Under sheriff.
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Tie Climate IN - The Plains" !.

'i'.t The Climate on - The fIe1o6." ~
Snow along the Unbn Pacific track tor
four hundred miles. trims of cars blocked
at intervals for week or ten days at time,
thermometer below zero, cattle perishing on
the Colorado and Utah pasture ranges. fuel
supplies enlarged by drifts. and even food
supplies meagre ana lacking variety-these
arc the reports that reach US from the plains
east of the Rocky Mountains, and that inci'
cato how severe is the winter climate Of the
middle plateau. elevated from four to seven
thousand feet above the zen level. In Cali
fornia, except 1t . considerable elevation 10
the Sierra. there is no anow. the thermom.
eter has scarcely soaol,ed the freezing point.
and even across the snowy Sierra the rail-
road trains pass daily without interruption.
while in the. valleys grassis growing green
ly. flowers are opening and the farmer 's
busily putting in his harvsst.-Sa" Fran
cisco Bulletin. -. ..
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. The Chicago Poss has q bright woman,
Margaret F. Buchanan, on it, staff, and the
editor says of her: have never known 4
man who could write with equal ease upon
20 singular range of topics. with Informs
ton 10 exact in detail. The extent and
variety Of hsr knowledge sSesb striking -
her views upon Ill public questions gre clear
and forcible; and by no other faculty is
surpassed her extraordinary facility OF ex'
preston. which seens q ee,a patural gift.
To the credit Of the Poet management, be II
said, she has always received - man s. sal
ary, anda handsome one ,or
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STOCK SAVED BY THE SIGNAL BUREAU
Judge 8. c. Hastings, of So" Francisco, is
the owner of large tract of tule land At
Maine Prairie in this county. on which he
had a large number Of cattle pasturins.
Having become a. convert to the efficiency
and reliability Of the predictions Of the
Storm Signal Bureau, - few. hours before
The Iate, yiolen. snd disastrous storm he tele-
gr.phed. his son III charge Of Maine Prairie
to u once remove al the stock from the
tules to the high land, Is severe storm was
impending. The order was obeyed, and the
men barely succsedsd IN getting the last OF
the stock ont of the marsh few hours BE-
fore the surplus waters of the Sacramento
broke over and inundated the land 70 the
depth of,dye OF ak feet-6o1ase Republican,.
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Application for Patent.

.ri,,- ,.|-.--I u. s. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. N. r. November aOth. 1871
~ .Winchei. James Hornbucklc and Samuel Mar.
shsl have shis day application for patcnt under
the act Ut Congress approved July 9h 1870 ior the
Claim t0.wit The southwest quarter " the soute'
quarter Of section two, and the southeast quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter Of section three AM ~
quarter Of the quarter Oi seetios
ten and the north quarter 6f the northwest qus
ter of section eleven. al In Township No. NINE nora
Ut range Range No. thirteen west cOntatnlng an ana
these premises are Henry A. Gruwel and Daniel
w. Gruwell This claim Il more fully described byte
notice and diagram Ale's In this ecs, oots Of which
10 ADD. II. NANDERe,
49, 1878 t. tt,ffIT ftt RSkieteS of LAM Once.
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Important to Miners.

,,c, : MINERAL LAND SURVEYS.
HAvlNG been appointed Deputy Surveyor Of mis-
IL eral laNds for the whole Territory Of Montana
IN now the only person u the Territory that Is legally
authorized to make mineral land earveye for passa!
nnder the ac:s Of Congress Ut July s6th, 1861 aos
July 9th 1870.
No stcOnd survey win be required when the pseln
nary survey has been executed BY myself.
keep on hand all the blanks that are requisite ID
All requisite proofs can be made before me at IN
lime Of making the preliminary survey.
For cost Of surveys publication fees &C., cailupos
u address me ut Helena. N. r.
l q ES charges made for advice or information.
,Ofice on Breckenridge near Rodney street, M
d0OP to y. 3. Land U61cs. I'D "lti"' y.
~ vedAW0 II +tfre.f, a-eat-, GEO. b FOOTk
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7
Billisss o. Jersey Lightsiag.

~ Jespey lightning u cider brandy three
hours old, ssill~born aud quicker than af1ash.
The Juice il drank. raw by Ill old sports,
and makes . psemOnitDry and kissing noise
~ ii Winds down the throat. like m old Shee
goose setting on egg, or hat iron stuck
into ice>watsr. Three horns day Of this
ticker will tan Q mxn's interior in six months
20 that he can swallow o i've .six.fooled
crab feet fust. snd not HAsie wink.
Nd Il dou't fat man Acider d0n'O like whts.
kee doz, but pucksrs him up like fried po-
taalss.r II = man kan survive the fust three
yeafs Of Jersey lightping,, ~ " safe Tor the
mex seventy dive years, 70 coma. and Keeps
lonkipg every -yssr nsose like . Ahrss. yea!
old pepper pod. hotter ana hotsee. NAN old
cider, brandy ,dfipker will sla1m 10 4 snddet
shower ov RAN like Q pile 1T stable manure,
ana his bseatil smells ilks she 1beHg h0le I'd
y ;rha,~ eask lai@ly npeBie no. hen Jersey
lightning q fuAs, bonn u iastee NE bilei q
t0spontane and cayeaneg half as11 halt, aaVl
win raise 4 BLOOD blister M . pair ct Old
Cos bids ,brogaps in. fifteen mlputeA end
applisa eztssaa3ly will caeo samalbWo 81 EQ
The paaient. 2 fCfxet wh3c1Ge Pie Nlu1 horn
! man tlkes 81 this Ticker viii make hia1
ehink he,has swallsweds gaslllht and II
WIN kOous hehiad ~ barn and ~ - die,
but Kant. Tia err Ut a, Old oder brand
ise lsoE like dep Eashss- en- INTO u 5dpe ~
tDaeO: hiD uOoe % 1hoeO0oeGn3m, Of bdlf,
h0jled lotstef. and TIE ertssiei In AtgsHul)e,
o(lcks our, IKE a elbo III i liA es0ef., Ths
NOW villa1nOoD sehe deiuh = ne nAlgo i0vetef;
ate thoze who drink. kant tell .whstlSSl
cidse, brandy IN shorten IN Old sqcksd'l
days or soG 3ds !hsy Ceeasily gO0,lSS OIL
Ftheleot ~ the Va60ss esd 10 ijoosiaD soon
. the Old tavern seand ehssgss hSnds aas
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Plow and Spring Steel,
Toe talk Steel,
Anviis, vises. Bellows,
Rasps, Hammers.
3Drax, Etc, Etc,
SptfRy Point ehOvelR,
todd Pane,
no aud II In. Slnicc Forks,
lCusk,m Nlads Picks
Brass NOZzlcs,
Hydraulic Pipe. Etc. D."
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sybtlccs' " fUlihJfyUk
DEER LODGE
~a FLAMING. MILL ..
Sash and Door Factory.
us"s. roT4 r.-u @-----I IL" ".~taai'noJ
WIZ row HAVE OUR NEW, NAcRiNKRI n
4. work IL our line With nsatnese and dispa'ch, On
rUasouable terms. -t 1'roeGE ."l a. f..r~,!
r..c const.nt,v On hasd asd dress to order, ssas-
ensd Piaasd Lumber Of every description.
SEASONED PLANtD. AND MATCHED FLOOR
Il. ING, SEASONED planned slDlNas. ":;
PANNEL STUFF. ETC, r.s3I
LArH AND SHINGLES.
MOULD IN GS.
.v or EVERY slzE AND PATTERN. y
Doors, sash aud wind
.v.t,l Blinds, - ...
Always on hard, or made to order. '-'.
Wood and 1ronyTurnipg.
Scroll Saving, "
And resawiDs Of every description. done to order
f'EI--y(h
Having the bc,t and mo.t complete machinery In
the Territasy. and located In iMarphy z Cos inn
sepse lgmtir yard! containing over q o ooo tsss Of
:n ., Se, ssoss ds:'sx
0 build, than eyer has been offered here before.
t. ITO or 'ri., .n- a.d ....... T.
CITY ORDERS DELIvER3DFREs OF CHARGE.
81" II h"o OFFICE ATI" "Hh .-.,'' ,
81 Dance & Stuarts..
ms Deer Lodge. II. T. !
-..-.. DANCE g MURPHY:
cbas. Murphy, w. Dance. Granville sssa's.
Murphy 81 Co., /.
.><:, tonos: Dance, Stuart 4 Coal
LUMBER LUMBER.
Have on hand end vtn eel, At reasonable r.tes .
general assortment Of lumber. including
sLu1CR, .--'n- i '..'.;. .i;4. "a. ..
en- Il: . .-;,r nj. t'1f.,.f 49,.
ILuHlNo. "a ]. an va. ..
....s.. sCANTLINo,
FLOORING, .
~" SIDING
~ e. .r p :. .. .#r 49,,
Lath, shin giles, Etc
a. their Lumber Yard, Deer Lodge City.
Billie oi iumbr ont to order short notice 1t our
-, steam saw Mill. .>.'
and delivered at the min or by our own teams In Deer
Lodge City the surrounding camps, q rates that
will guarantee satisfaction.
e1rPAarss DESIRING LuHssR WILL SrSD r. 10
ev,fuELk ADVANTAGE COMMUNICATE WITH Us
~ BEFORE PURcaAsNo NSEwnB1R .'.'5
address or call on -I.p 9"f G'fsf ~ T.
r... Murphy & Co., I,r.
|. '.f"-. .. f.'i...
tiEuh 1ydi" fr t..a !nI 1 TA''" - -
| Care Of Dance, atuast d Co. ..... 6m6a
LUMBER =.
.t@s-. "a Ja fsE.#-
|TlTH AMI .aSCnINnTEC
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Xxfssi!CTYgaa ia 6esssa ~. .v;;jpa:;s. On,
;N1Sho 1Ii0 l1SeHSe0 ~ Dlo6 81, ,tSe Ftsnch
ses: 7sss1 4: sah - & s:s:ss S e. q & &
- sss U, E',an4gs ilas q. -, - 49,, -;
~ - 1 - po6bss1De 4laAoBe 9aAai. IN
III asa ~ - .sa. saiai'sh ., d,u,ra !,
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one opposed " the prosecution Of tho war
sesinss the revolted htates-he attracted TIE
aitention OF the authorities, and bis papetr d
sharing thu fate Of come others. was forced.
To sucCumb 70 - military necessity: It wa
suppressed This event took place about =
year after be became its editor. .'''i' srin
tAssone the oorirsss 6dsaaS:sitAs RsossIss,
when Miller entered it, sanctum, was Miss
Minnie There's Dyer. who neeided q Pnst
-C3rfOI0.H She Wao . wdter Of verses, ard
some of her psoduetlons cvinced considess.T
BILE talent, II not geniua Miller naturally
succeeded % tho former edit0r's, interest In
lhs postsss, and, being pleased with her
Verses: be resolved 10 pay hee - visit He
reached her residence on = Friday afternoon,
announced, and introduced himself. On.
he 1cllpx tnG Sunday they were married;
oAMef thS6opPteG6Son of6j6.paper. Miller
sud his ysuns wife rept = Sen rranciseA-
where thiy reassipeds aNout . year, writing
pleasant society and amusethents-v vibrating
hsssspthsiiaega1 veakliss nd the play
fi leaving ssn Ff1nc,soos htsFib 1sss. wiih,
10 whom Sc Sss 8 besGtitoiiy dedios.ed III
SGiSGme he!weet to oOasyOal Ciey,A brisk
1i1isgI town in tbs mOuntsins Of eaDteeab
OREGON. wbcrA IL todk "a Once. and M
faOeut1d hi0ss16 On, - fsNGAesepeT and couh
S8jopa. ~. NV fAeA Solicis1s 1n. rhaAcesyr,
sThS nfIsef0f tbie sketch held the court ID
kSa.s4 MI ee i3tsls. II 81 r. 81:
thf6aeb In, the ssfselg 4eftte4d ssd'
sragGl Gf ~ sdytneu1 lley ~ tsse''
sonlteed vitA . naaissot dIsasaek q Ns9e,
f19s Nsebmsu1llo i.osesaesuneoeaesqnSoe
n.uAnr~A hkHbs1AnksnnSA
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vision on his fathers farm in The william.
cite uniilSst last, hefound himself alone
In . strange land, . mere boy. timid o. .
child. iniAs lhidst of . style Of life whose
lprtishps even strong men were unable, long
.gH'N0 struggle against. without . dollar 10 the
wi,hSf "!for the first time in his life, Miller
Compensated the situation" and feu up>
on \ practical method Of making himself
mssterofIt What that nethOd was. and how
be carried It out, as well ~ something Of bis
character. appears In the following extract
from sketch Of his life written BY Q gen.
s:G q G:fs s.a s NJ e; e s
"a ..sopal knowledge. ,a,.u.....,, .n.4
At that date. he w. . Rswky boy. freah
.sfrpD:sac wilde VI. Oregon, aqistly working
for wages In the employ Of company OF
800 miners on. AcAdams creek. Long, ltoI'
81 -. colbted bais ttched 70 biz shoulders. and:
taken el'ogethet. hs was eoo0t NE greenes'
Literature Was then. - now, hls ambition,
.,xepn he kent cohftArtly sc1ibbnMf. Il WAS
-A.sssassl times favored with sight Of hIs
plnSSrript, some 0f which thought had
Wsss iii ssfs % s. s. : @
wos z; Rs: s ::c ;At' es Ia
Kind q t sss So! establishment vss srsa1;
ssessssq6 hhsRklaR.s .8H, ny ,s.Asedt appeaT.aec
eyer big queer line, snasl meant 70 dneG:
=. A mes s sss s a';s; sss Soy s' ~
- His sinsuisri.iss made bid tie butt Of
many rough jokes, 70 which be could never
ysply In Kind. When snsss'ng under so"'
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- Excelsior Restaurant.
J. MssrEwARD y CO., PROPRfETORs,
nAu snr.RsisaiT ri, a.'s... 9, g. ...Deer Lodge.
iitiAviNe AissSd u thiS Aaisusrqs Fi,s
1Css ssh, with goa5s. coogey good Atteedants
"a s'Ioi 37fExsS ~ AL a6URs.oi.orc =.
And ss:ss,'s s A share E
s.ilfy Jed, ruo, 81 MsT9YA9pS o. ID
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
BEST Weiss beer at the Thalia. 5-2ldtf

CP WITH THE TIMEs.-Samuel Wal
ters, our energetic lumber merchant, has
gone on visit to the pineries of Michi-
gan and Wisconsin. These are, without
exception, the greatest lumber regions in
tho world. 1t is wonderful the amount
Of lumber that is cut and shipped from
there each year to every civilized part Of
the globe, and yet the supply seems mex
haustable. Walters proposes purchasing
during his trip, enough white
pine lumber to supply the
whole southern country, which will
will be sold at close figure. He has just
received and unloaded at his yard one
hundred thousand feet OF yellow Pine floor
ing, which is only a commencement. This,
with every other description Of hard and
soft lumber is for sale at his yard on Com
morcial avenue, Cor. Tenth street. 1t must
DO sold Immediately to make room for new
shipments. 5-22Gt.
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Police CoURr.-Busincss opened unu-
sually lively in this department of cur
city government yesterday morning.
Quite number were before Judge Bross,
for imbibing rather too freely Of the ''ar-
dent and were dealt with according to
the enthusiasm manifested.
Thomas Fryer, for being drunk, was
requested TO depo.i, in the city treasury
the small sum of 50 with interest Being
destitute of the necessary means, he was
prevailed upon to subst itutc himself for II
term Of eight days in the city hotel.
John johnson whose ofcnsc and fine
were the same us above, thought that n
seven days test of Cairo hospitality
would give him ample time for reflection.
Dennis Haley, who also gave ven, to
his pent up feelings in the "socisl glass,
and whose ideas of law didn't exactly
jibc with those of Judge Bruss, conclu-
ded to throw himself upon the tender
mercies Of Square Shannessy.
And now comes Joseph Moore
charged with the double crime Of being
drunk and resisting the city marshal,
while in the discharge of his official
duties, tor which he was assessed five
dollars and costs for the former and
ten dollars, etc, for the latter oflensc. Be.
ing somewhat embarrassed financially
| he concluded to cucumber tho city wit
his presence for fourteen days.
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WE have read Mr.. Freeman's "Intro-
duction Eu!Ogy to tho Bride and Groom
of Newly Married Couple" which Gu
logy is a kind OF dissertation on the blisses
of the married state, and particularly re-
lates to Mr.. William Scott. 1t is very
good thing in its way, but is so far out of
the beaten path Of newspaper articles that
we must, with very many regrets--at least
a Misunderstanding publish it. The fol-
lowing is a specimen of the style of the
eulogy: "With Due Respect to Mr.. Scott
and in Honor of the Bride, May I say Mrs.
Scott that I am proud to have the priv
ilcdg to forme your Acquaintance and
Assume tho Privileg at this time By your
consent to introduce to you Mrs. Free
man." NoY, this is all we'll enough, but
it has not yet become the custom to make
these formal introductions through the
public prints.
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NOTICE.

A FINE PIANO to DE RAYYLED AT LoR-
ErTo ACADEMY FOR ONE DOLLAR A
CHANCE.
A year ago the sisters commenced to cir
culatc prize tickets for this piano, hut
owing to slow sales, they have been
obliged TO put of the rattle up to the pres
ent. They hope soon to dispose of enough
tickets to justify them in parting with the
instrument. The raffie will take place
not later than the first Of August. A new
and sweet-toncd pinaol Take chance,
everybody, by all means.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

Pat Fitzgerald, of tho sample room
has received the appointment Of agent for
the sale Of tho Hammondsport, N. Y, Ur-
bana Wine Company's wines in this city
If the bottle with which we have been
favored is sample Of the quality Of
these Wines then we are prepared to say
that they are among the best We have ever
tasted. lie has just received large con-
signment, which he is prepared to sell at
the lowest figures. He has also on hand q
large and complete stock Of the various
brands of Irish, Scotch and American
WHISTLES, and wines Of every variety.
nl2dtf
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ALL the city between Seventeenth and
Twentieth street, between the avenues,
drains into the Nineteenth street sewer,
and the water, not being carried oil fast
enough, has been flooding all the lots
on both sides of that street. a few days
ago Mayor Nansden ordered McIIale to
ascertain the cause of this. Investigation
showed that the sewers leading along
Nineteenth street to Commercial avenue
were choked with mud. Mac dug along
and cleared out these sewers to CONNER
cial, and found the main sewer also filled
with mud. He must now dig out the
main sewer on Commercial from Nine
teenth to Twentieth street, and put in u
larger sewer. He is now engaged at that
task.
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CENTRAL HOUSE.

Having refurnished this we'll known
and popular boarding house. on Sixth
street. near the post Office, the proprie-
tress would inform the public that she
is prepared to accommoda the public
with frst-clsss board and we'll furnished,
well ventilated rooms on the most reason
able terms. Ample preparations have
been made to accommodate IN unlimited
number Of day boarders. Patronage So
licited. MRS. Il. N. GAFFNEY.
5l.9df
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WE once thought our friend, Houpt,
had Travelled so far with Alexander IL
Stephens, towards the ultima Nuie of
Bourbonism, that he never would get
back; but we were mistaken; he has
come out for Greeley with characteristic
enthusiasm, and was the first man in the
city to get bona Jiie Greeley hat. lie
is afraid we may be induced to go back on
the old man, he says, and he has therefor,
taken upon himself the task OF showing
US up when we hesitate.
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Our friend, John II. Oberly will please

Our friend, John II. Oberly will please
accept our thanks for sending the
Cairo Daily Bulletin" regularly, which
he shouldI have done long ago. Tho
"Bulletin" is tho best paper in Southern
Illinois and We can't do without 1t. Hur-
rsh for Horace and Crate, John !-Peo-
PIES Friend.
That friend Bates has not been receiv-
ing The Buh.ETIN all the time Is our
misfortune not our fault. The neglect
Of which tho "Friend" complains shall
never DO so no more again, never.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

The new dress of the Harrisburg 'Chron'
icle is very handsome. The Chronicle is
a newsy paper, but is for Grant. This il
sad. 1t is not as it should be. The
Chronicle and all other good looking pa.
pers should be for Uncle Horace. Can,
you be persuaded, Conovcr? VIII you
never let up on Radicalism? Is your
stomach "sot' for that kind of diet2 Ifso,
may the Lord have mercy on you. But
think before you reply. Our arms are
open.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

The Carbonate" New Era" Is very
inquisitive sheet and therefore the follow
ing query" msdo by the Ezra does not
surprise us:
Dave Linegar has been placed on the
Republican State ticket for elcctor-at.
large. II he be elected who will he cas-,
his vote fur-Grant or Greeley? He i.
known to possess strong Greeley proclivi
ties therefore it will be best 10 have
this question settled before matters pro.
coed further.
How is it, neighbor Of the "Sun.'
Can you give the ERA any light in thi.
Linegar matter. Is Dave all right oil
amt he? Say?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

A VERY SERIOUS accident occurred on,
the tug Montauk last Sunday, by which
the engineer, Walter Morse lost his left
foot. Tho tug was steaming up stream
at tho time, and the journals of tho shaft
became heated. Morse was oiling them,
when his foot slipped, and was caught and
crushed into jelly by the crank. He
had the presence of mind to cry "Stop
the engine" ard luckily succeeded in get
ting out of his perilous position without
greater injury. He was taken to the in
Urinary whore the foot was smputated at
the ankle by Drs. Wardner and Gordon.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

In the late report Of President Muir
dock, of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Company, to the stockholders, we find the
following:
Negotiations have been made with the
Kentucky and Tennessee Railroad Com
pany, by which that company will build
their road from II point opposite to the
city of Cairo to some point Of intersec-
ton with your road, and lease il to this
company in perpetuity. The early COM
pletion Of this extension will place you
in rail connection with the entire railroad
system north of the Ohio river.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
NOTICE.
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Illinois Central n. \. Co.. Tel: Agt's office

Illinois Central r. X. Co.'S Tel. Agt's office
Cairo ILL.,, May 81, 1872.
To persons wishing 10 attend the Phi'a-
delphia convention we will sell excursion
tickets from Cairo TO Chicago and return
for fourteen dollers and forty cts. (Sl4.4o).
Tickets good TO return until June 10Th.
Fare from Chicago to PHILADELPHIA" ana
return Is twenty dollars (sso).
JAMES JOHNSON, Agt.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

Try THE ExcELsIoR.-Those who in
dulgo themselves in luxuries such as St.
Louis Lager Boor, Cocktails, Gin slings,
rich Wines and ice cold LemonSdes, all
sweetened with finest piano music, should
call on Fred. Blankenbergs. He has the
coolest, quietest and finest saloon in the
west. He has also fine billiard table for
the use Of his guests and his cigars cannot
be excelled. 6-1Odlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
EXCELLENT Weiss beer ut the ITALIA.
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Ice CREAM has become the institution
Of the season, and Phil Saups the most
popular in the city. His saloon has be-
come, in fact, ice cream headquarters, and
it is not the fashion to eat the luxury any,
where else. 1t is kept with scrupulous
care, IL neat and tidy, and the presence Of
no questionable characters is permi,ted in
it. Mr.. Saup has, also, always on hand
fresh cakes Of all kinds, candies, notions,
toys, &c, and deserves continuation and
an increase of the popular favor in which
his establishment is held. 5.7dtf