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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28

HiaawAY robbery in Boston Is get
ting to be very amusing business. a
lady was walking along the street at
"the Highlands the other evening,
when a young man came up and, in
the most facetious way In the world.
put his finger on her nose and asked
her what her name was, and at the
same time snatched her pocketbook.
She, with great presence OF mind aud
spirit, struck him across the face with
a bar OF soap which she had in her
hand. obtaining thereby fine impress
sion OF his nasal organ. The fellow
escaped. notwithstanding the vigorous
and unwonted application Of soap. e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28

An OLD PIoSEER SSAKE.-A rattle
snake WAS recently killed near Long
Bridge. says the San Francisco Repub-
licdn Of October "a, by one OF the
workmen for the Central Pacific Rail-
road Company, six feet long. twenty
inches la circumference. and weighing
eleven pounds, and displaying eighteen
rattles. This sounds like big snake
story, but we are assured by one Of the
lsborerS OH the work that it Il true,
for he saw IL and will swear TO II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28
WILL LEAVE

For RENO, connecting with Eastern and West
ern bound Passenger Trains OF tho c. =. X. T.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28

FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno At 7;45 AN. and
l.OP. ", and will leave Reno for Vagina Cliy
al 4. u. and u r..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
r. M. CLARKE,

1rnocRATIc AND LIBERAL REPEBLi, , aL
rsn Hcctor, win address the people on
Ss polltieal topics OF the day, a. Nav !,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
C. w. K e N D A IL

DEMoCRATlC AND LIBERAL kEpCB
~ hcsn Nominee for Congress, will address
she people on the political topics Of the day, at
RELdoNT. .. Monday Evening. Oct. sS, 1872
CARSON CITY, Wednesday Ey'S, Oct. 81, lS,a
DAYTON. ........ Friday Evening, Nov. !, 1872
VIRGINIA CITY. Saturday Ev'g, Nov. ., lisa
.P.s.-By mutual agreement, c. c. Goodwin,
Rspubiiean nominee for Congress, will meet
Mr.. Kendall At noet OF the above mentioned
nlsres oc.. I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28

FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Virginia City and Carson daily at A. Il :.
sA.x.. 10 A.N, /? NJ, ar. n, r. II. and
BP.H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28

At the Virginia, Gold Hill and Carson offices,
Through Tickets can be obtained to San Fran
cisco, Ogden and intermediate points on the
II. VI. YERINGTON,
n.on..1 A,parIptanbanf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-28
CHECK FOUND.

A CHECK DRAWN IN FAVOR OF JOHN
FLANAGAN was picked up yesterday IN
Gold Hill. Tho owner can learn OF the finder
thereof By calling At this once and paying for
this adveItissmsnt. oc26 u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31

tarIdaft gu iuden. Sbre assnten iinc
aeaenwartis camit bel9aftist in isnem
Staate cine S%eeisnetc Gage aus,uz
iudsn unp swar in rsr Nabe ron
@albinstpn. IS iinc ibncn bereits
metrcre 0anrtiide anscboten welbe pom
itnen senau untcriu6t wetren. Die
Grlcnee miiniht cinen Compiler BON 1000
Afer ansufaufen unn iie piirre audi msbr
nebmen, wsnn eS suIammenbdnsenp ses
Tunren tprrcen fBnnte. sic modem cine
AftienseIrlIboft bilren, cine Start aus
leSen uno pas 1anp in Sarlnsn verdict
len. Nue, relhe nidt nit ibnen fcnis
men ur,o Gle lih nidt psrpaidtsn. flint
Sabre 81 bieibrn, ipuen ausssiblclIcn
Iein ; pGbrenc rieier 3eit ipll teinsr Ger
Sbcilnebmer bcrcdtist lein, Gisenttum
81 serdubem. Wenn CUTE Srrinsunsen
in S~ir9inien rrbalten, crparten einen
3ufue ron 1000 Samilien, "a 5000
6anilisn fd sur @usmanreruns nad
Amcrifa fntlhlrIcn BADEN unp in pielem
Sabre anfcmmcn wercen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31
9itterarijmes.
site uuS neue @elt.

Spr unS Iieat ra5 2. !Seft res Sten
Sabr9anscs Ger uslltrn II. nellen @elt."
Wtit rem srtbtsn Ser9nisen babcn mir
roelelte purhblattert urlp gum 0rcecn
She'll scIclcn. ySir INNER iinc cie 9ltis
fel iebr inteWfaut.-Dis Silcer, Scl,s
iARitte, Se,eisEen ater cine Grtra~ 81
wdbnuns.- 0iri6 auf Ger erl,cn Sritc
ras Silp oSrrbitwebrn" 1T duBerlt ses
lunscn. S8enn audi feline arpeartisc
9anrihaft 10 lit Die rarseitellte partie 10
rinfaA unp rod 10 iAbn; ras lsi1te,
winrgcpsitidte, iiter iteini9en 0runr ras
binrieielnre @ailer bic it,lmtepeste 81.
6e, itpn gum Shell FER SlSttsr enttlSFt,
Die ~Srlunsene MiiI9uns ppn si6t gar
S9attsn, rae Iaes 1T aussSsi6nst.
Die Yalnie lIntrr Zen Spl;lti1en 9es
biibrt jecp6 Gem SGopner, wel6er biz
Sr9el rsfit. IirieS Scsltif 1T pirflid
elm fleines Mseiitrr'perf III Isiner Dirt
Die I6dumenpe, frGuielnre GEE, eas
I6wonfrnce S6iif Gle treue 0arfcauno
res Se8rlperfes, rie 9rauen, eilcnren
@plfen unr cte gut aus9ecriifte GilereI
WiatrpierL Gle Se0el nod Dor Gem 6sz
rantrauirn res Siurme5 einMsieben, eas
ferne 2ano, Niles in treuetry 1araeQunO
maht rem 3sidnrr uno Dem Wraveur
ale Che. Nu6 Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
na6 rrm 0emdlre spn Siti6auer lit Gin
gutrs Biz.
gSir fbnncn unirrn 1ciern cicIe auto
3eiti6riit INNER empfeblcu. sic in
wirtlib cmpfcblenSwrrth in S6riit unc
Bib unp ma6t rem SerIa9e prn Sens
;iser Srp6 ale @bre.
,,9ie isisrlihe Ginwei9uns eiasr
Stride in ibren Webetsn II. Geremcnien"
TT Ger Sitel rinrs nit Nprobatipn UNI
Gmpfsblung psS bp9w'tsn gSeibbie
i6pfS Gaipar @illi son Gtur in rer
S6peis i'm Ssrlas GER 0rbriiper BEN
;iger in Giulisrsln, New yerf u. Gin
cinnati e,I6icncnen SaGlsins, cas- uns
redt ;eitscmdB erl6eint. gs sntbdlt
lammtlide Oebste, pic bel Ter GonIceras
tipn elmer Stride Sprfpmmsn, neblt lsbr
idbnsn unp fabli9n GrflirunSsn Ter
benlidn unp linnreiben G%erempnien,
mslde ras pcntiTcale fir cine irlde Sci
erli1feit sprIbreitt. Der yrsis pss
Sd9leins, relIen 0shrMI1 bel rsr gpnz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31
Rhsin- uaa Multlsau.

gu5 SteinfelD in Der Gifsl miro INTERN II.
October sCI&risben (: ,SsrlrIenen Samfas
lbeB PER- Sent Sebrer an Der fpni1lid. Grsis-
bunssGnialt 5u Stsinfslp i'm SIrferter
Sagererter sinsn Welt Ter Gin mabres
gradtersmplar it. Gr BAT Gin Giepibt Spn 50
pfane, niiBt son Der S6pan;- bis snr Ralsn-
lpise Al jug une bat cine SSbs sca 80 Genti-
msicrH. Sbrn lansf bate esrIslbe bic Sbaf.
bsresn uni cen 8sbtano bislsr Gessnr bart
9efahrret."
Mas Saarbriden miro s~ealslest. Gipas itit
Menlhsugeeenfen bier utbt mebr Ser0efemmes
mes bat N9 %ereisnft; auf eem Saaybrider Babns
bpf bat itb an fl. Ncssmbsr Gin Nclf ee,eiat.
Sr bar leln Debut seliern eaaitt %tsgcnner, Rag
or in eis in ben S9miptl1sn Steinsrua Ss.
pferGte S9aTbeeree einbra9, li@ einen ieiteu
Samnel berausbpite, eenIeltsn srptrate unp
nit isiufr Sentr Fem Ssi9rrsr gBalcs %sairabte.
sSittli6, %. IOpsmter. Seinabe lammt-
libe SaseseIGitrr esrbrsitsn bic fur unisrs 0js-
gene eeirneenee It,nee pcn Der prejeetirteH Or
bpbunl Der Saeatslieutr fir Den inllneil4en ga
BAT IN eaS Swan3igfa9e, pibreno Der auSlInsilGe
nIr mn Ger erel1aben eeS bislibrissn Sdsfs be-
lsJt pereen lpu. Gatlpsesr lit bic Srbpbun9 ees
eisperi9en SaSeS auf inlinpilfeu Sabat cine
ssrebtrtrttgtr, eann seniset eas auSlane aeSena
lber eem inlineii6sn Trcea,enten unp Satris
fantsa sinen uberaus unbesrilnectsn Segtbeii.
eesr bic ~ssissnee 9lals Der Sesrifsrang rsS
Saaecs raubt eie impsrtirte GiJarrs 81 eirsm
unsertGltniBn,abis melt ~tilissrn Sstrass, wie Ger
@ittrlfanp uns bic arteittnpe Slals; ws!ss nit
benz inIanril4sn Sabaf iurlisb 81 nsbmsn aass.
trielen llne.
Cine tpeiterc prcubii&e Gtpalt,bat mtipst
bic yWrrmania" aus hem 6 a 3. Sn Hieesr-
lrebad (arsis @eietnburs) III Die @sbrsabl Ter
SinWobnsr fatbclilt trcBetm rurptn bic lei
ben S9ulsn, bic fatbplilte unp bic prstefanti.
its, in zine serl6mplSsn, uaS eiele III isyt
prptsfantilb preteltantiit 1T her 9sbrrr, pro
tsltantii6 line bic Sii6er. Der pfarrsr uni sie
fatbeliibsn 6amiIisnsStsr BADEN nd rassssn yer
Watrt, BOD mas pire's bslitn? Die Slidlry
] Ieuf,sn stsu un!sr er Cictatur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31
enTemburger Gazette.
Sanonicus Or. Sinpsr gum Siidpl RON
Of MHlfc,a -. AMa. 6.a.f.. L..L. LII.

9anonicus Or. 8inbsr gum Sii6pls RON
81. pSlten in allen 8reiien bsrYprtnbte
mar, ME Ger 81. pSltsner Sote" I6sibt,
elm libcraus erfrculihcr.' 0leib ah2i.
T., ais pie aaertBtis failerli6e int
lhliebunB in ct. pSltcn betannt mure,
Serfiiste lih cas- 1omcapitel untcr ifibs
rllng res Scrrn 0rneralYicars u. 0,ms
picpiteS {. &uhlbader, eas prpfe1csns
Goue9ium Ger tbeplp9iiben 9ebranult
urr Ter StartcleruS 81 rsm G%rnannsu,
I'm ibm ais cem neuen Sberboupte Der
OiSceie ibre Serebrung aussurriitm-
Sn cen fc!9rncen Sa9en itcutrn lih ri
Ihterene Civil UNI WilitdrtebGrcen, o.
mic cine srpbc Ansabl prisatperipngu ais
ct. pb!tcn lno llractuna rem Seem
SiIhcf Spr, i'm ibre 0lidpinIbe ruz
subrinSen. GIN Mpntae rem 25. .. wupe
Ger Serr Sil6pf rpm 8aiier in Slueics
rmpiunsm.
Der ,Strrin Der fateolijdrn Gae.
leatc SeutI@lanDS" itsrreidtc beu.
curb cine Population, teltebrnc aui
CUR 3rit IN Srrlin anpeienren Wii9lic
cern, rem Serrn Sildpfe q amS;a
ncwsfy ais Osibcnf sinenS tab II. Gin,
M ttra. Der Sreiberr y. Sdprlemel
tr9leitcte Die lleterreibung nit elmer fur.
sen NnIpra6e, norm berecrbpb, ro6 nil
Ger 8csen zen Siiapf itaatli6erieitS eins
Beleitsten llnteriud un9 unr Suepenllpr
npm Amtc ais fatbplilber Selrprpplt &c,
Armee lu1 ne Wnbreael p"crtuncen mar,
bercr Elm llrtbeil 8elprp6cn remislben
Die SnIt9nicn Ger bilhShi@en @iirre ats
nebmen III lailen. Oisles Safabucn, ale
rellen %erfcnnbarsr 3wsf erI1isn cic Slus-
titnnS rcr firH!iben Suncticnen res III
lhbfIihm NIntc5 unmb9lib su MAIDEN,
babe Die Ser;en Der treuen &atbplifen nit
tlefcnt Shmer; erfiiQt. Der Serein &C.
fathclilhNn Gcelcute 0eutIhlanc5, upn
ben Veiiblen curdrrun0rn, rer perleBtcr
9Sirre res Siihpfs, ais zines Siivltsn
Der tat5c!ilhen Stride, Gle setibrence
Gbrt ~ enreiica crlaube iih rabcr, curd,
feline Sertrrtrr Stat unp Witra, rie Abz
;siden rcs tiiatNiden almtes, rem Germ
SiI6ef 81 ieinem Gioentbum III
lberreidcn /; sur ancyfenutniB Ger Sort
r0uer Ger ppn Ger y. fotboliihrn STRIDE
inn iitcrtra9cner bpbsn @iirce, our slns
ertenninib AUDI res aprltplil6en Wutbcs
urr Ger trcuen Seitisfeit. nit wslher CT
ric unorrGubsrlihen 9tchte Ger STRIDE
Yertrcte. Wiit rer llrbsrrci6uns oerbince
ll6 ole Sitte ~ 0ptt. raB or zen vi,
lhpf Name;anpwsfi uno ale Siihbfe or
Sir6e lr8nrn, itSrten une bel6iBcn node.
Inter GrtbeilunS res \. SesenS ranftr
bierauf Der Scrr Sii1pf in elmer ldnsss
rem slnlprade, in rcr CT Don Neuem spr
ieiner apptcliiben 6eltiStsit Gin beali6es
3GtSniB atlsste. @ermNnia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31
Grip Soft!
*)9eicsr, uus aud

%)yeictr, urs aud! .. u.
Sn SuI!aa babcn bic Nitualiiten ras
Sch Wtlrid Gnipfdnsnik pie pic &atbps
llfer, nit einem II eterli9 en Spds
amt" tr9onBen.
Gbieaso. Die StaptYatcr in Gin.
einnati iIup Gem SsiipicIe Der 9llrrr.
mdnner sinltimmis seiolgt unp BADEN cen
armcn Sriiccrn rpm +. Sranciscus aus
Wcunt Nrernp Ctsi G~ineinnat) fir cen
llnterbalt, Die &leiruns unp Grnabruna
Der 8aiisnfincsr aus Gbieaso $4SSl.56
bewiuiBt.
Sn Gfingbam, ST., eirsm flsis
men 0anpitlptden, miro i'm nd6iten
Sribjabr cine fatbpliihe Stride 9ebaut,
bic iib lowpbl rurd ibrc arbitsftonilhcn
Serbdltnine, wie rur0 ibre DimenIicnen
ipelentlid Scn ancern &irden untcrIbsiz
Den wirr. Die Stride wirp bel elmer
Srsite Spu G7 Nu6 cine Siefe Spu 140
Sue erbaltcn, eini9lieblid ZEN Spripruns
res TburmeS unc ZEN Giitipnn9 rer
spiiS pirielte miro creiidihis INN pers
Den cie Scitcn ME caS WittellhifT NIT
8reuSSewBsten SerIeben, wdbrenp Die 9lts
rs NIT S~tsrnsewSlten iibcrlpannt Mir.
Die Stride miro Yrrm5Se ibrer 0epSlb.
contribution anc ~allSsmeinen glnlase cine
sUEi9lihe aeufif beiiBsn.
Serr q. Druiotns ppn Ct. Qouis
1T slr6iteft prs 0eb6uceS. s.. 81.
W6een bod unlere @emeincen, bic Ia
@pttesbdulsr bauen, ras Seilpiel GTinas
BANS na6abmcn uno auG beim Sauc
ibrer 8irden mad Der Wabrbeit tra6tcn.
6reut unS @erm Orniptns AUDI auf Dem
suten 8ese su isben.
Nad Dem leBten GsnIas spn 1870
pirc paS Gisentbum Ger Wetbpciiten in
zen Ser. Staatrn auf $~69,S53,52t &c
lhdBt; ras Ger 4rcstytcrianer auf $69,s
399,726 unp raS Der &atbplifen auf
$6O,985,565.
HUSBAND.
Stolhsrs, IA. NrSember. @ie bic
~Ia1. Big" melcct 1T prr beige Ser
Gin ceutidrr SatbpIifen" beute auf @runp
Scrl9icpener Nrtiiel res S%ercinsociebes
pom IL. WdrS 1850 pprldufis ppli,cili6
9el9lOien wpyrru.
@Ierbeili9en Sbenp wurtc III Yaris
Der bsreit5 3 Sabre beitbenoe Cerele des
Employees in lein ncucs, 2ocal, rue de
Madame, Nr. 81 pur1 cen eiirioen
pfarrcr Ypn ct. Sulpiee ein9efdbu. =
8ir seten cen euremburssr, Die iiG in
paris berualtrciben ben guten Gatb, li6
ais Wtitslieoer pieies aussepi6neten
SerriaS anfnebmen 81 IaiIsn. CGinSer>
itanpen. Gep.)
Wien. IS. Ncpembrr. Gum Dad.
fplSer peS Serltorbenen SiibOis Or. Sep
ler su Ct. pBlten 1T, ME Die ,Oeutl9e
3ts.' erfdbrt rsr rortise Ganonicus
climber ernannt unp bic failerlite
Grnennuns YUr swei Sassn Dem GultuS
miniiterium mitsetbeilt pprpen. SU pisl
Der ~Seterr. SOlfSfr." bort, 1T Die Mits
tbeiluns ri6tiB.
ct. Soften. 80. Nopembsr. Der
Giaprud, ben pic GrnsnnunS pes Serrn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31

arbrit CUR 3ufrierenbcit rcr 0emeinre.
Aue 8cnfsr lnp srn aetranntem G,IaIe
unc 0eihenfe opferwilissr @itelierer
Der 0'emeinre. Stnen cine eenaue Be-
idreibuns res 0etduces gu seten, erads
te tidy ni6t fir nStbis. "a iG es nidt 10
tbun fann. ais i'd es mShte uno ,urem
i'm Trdbjabr Die Sflhreibuna Der Stride
bic Gunce rur6 ale 3citunscn madte.
Cod fam i6 bic id'Snen 6rescpmalez
reieit, irpnit Ser @rams bic Stride
sel1mtat bat ni6t u~nermdbnt la6cn.--
ater audi "a mar Sater YailuF an Ger
0ano ; ibm mar cas- 0eriits nidt III
bod. Der Mtaler mustc lid icincn Slns
prrnunSm fiigrn. Gle, Serr &eractcur,
Die ia aud, renn iy nidt ire. ardis
teft iiar, ibrc Meinuna mShte i'd rod
aud NAL bbrcn, ib wcib, Sie wiiIsn Gin
ldbneS @pttcsbauS su wilrrisen II. nur
Seip ttut cS mir, RAP lie niht lei ter
einmeibunS SuSesen iein %fpnntsn.* y
.Sp liebt cenn pa5 0cbauce ia, faft
tertta, BIS att ete Sblrnle, Serlebfn nit
slQem, mas SIT einem 0rttesbauIe &C.
bort.
aber unlere &irdenvcriteber &irGens
fabrif, wie eS ;u 6auIe beibt Saucpme
mittee, ME es Die 4eute bier nenncn, bas
ben ibre pHibt 9ctrcu erfiiat. Seipnz
rerS Sbr aborncnt, Serr SansalIer, alma
nit guten Srilpiele ppran. R1bwup
manhe ieiner reidem Ytadbam IN 5aus
lie blirbcn, mar cs ibm nibt su pirl, 80
Sage i'm Steinbru6e nit lcinem Subr,
tperfe ;u arteiten. trcBpcm e. 5 Wtcilen
BON Ger StaIt cntlernt mpbnt. ,Sbm oe.
biibrt bic Yalme pce SleiBes beim auten
Werfc; er lieb IS lih nid,t ncbmen, smei
aemalte 8eniter in raS @ptteebaus III
itellen, sEobl ibm ; iein Scbn 1T ni6t
BON rirIer gSslt. er lit ppn rer oncern II.
no ipld,c ppfsrwiuise 2eute wpbnen, IA
it Der Nfer fruhtbar, auT cen Gag Ga
menfcrn binfaqt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-31
Nsa.Giiab in Sirsinisn.

3t'"|V1I"R w NUWIHTVH' WIT W
ldlllGen Sptipniltsl welde li@ rntitIpls
len ibrc Bette aaf allerifauii6sm Sprcn
aafSul&la8en. baten Ibsrlit, wcnn niht
ben tsltsn, rod cen bsllerm Sbeil cts
wablt. 81 ile serass in sSrsinien. wos
bir le ilh usnrsn pOllsul cine ibncn
entlprbenoe neue Stimatb inpcn wer-
ren. mag cabinsriislt bIsitSt; ie batten
sielleid,t tellcr Setban, eiurnI mrbr nSres
li3en Oopen unp cine ibrsn bisbsriSen
sstsnssswcbnbeiten wsnisr ismps Na@s
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Ice CREAM has become the institution
Of the season, and Phil Saup's the most
popular in the city. His saloon has be.
come, in fact, ice cream headquarters, and
it is not the fashion to cat the luxury any.
where else. I. is kept with scrupulous
care, is neat and tidy, and the presence OF
no questionable characters is persuitted 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
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

JUST ARRIVED, another lot OF
Wnyne's patent self-ventilsting Refrig.
orators and Ice Chests. We are selling
Ice Chests at the following Cincinnati
prices, viz; sll 90, $I3 90, SIS 90, SIT.
20, etc. Refrigerators at from $50 90 to
S+5 90, and best Of city reference given
AS to convenience Of use and economy of
ice. Every family should have one.
5-3l-3Od. BEERwARr, ORTIZ & Co.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

THE SUMMER VACATION Of the public
schools is drawing near, and those Of our
teachers who desire to continue in the
vocation will find pleasant recreation in
the study Of "the elements of the natural
sciences, physiology and the laws of
heslth." That is, those Of them Who are
not already versed in the knowledge of
these branches Of education. The fitch
section Of tho new school law provides
that no persons shall be authorized to en-.
gage as teacher in q common school who
10 not able to teach, beside
tho branches already required, the ele.
ments Of the natural sciences, physiology
and laws Of health. Tho Hon. Newton
Bateman, superintendent Of public schools
in Illinois has issued q circular bearing
upon this law, to be sent to each county
superintendent in the state. Professor
Bateman accompanies the circular with
an exhaustive explanation Of what the
sciences are, etc. County superintendent
are requested to see that all teachers are
made acquainted with the contents Of
the circular.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Pat Fitzgerald, of the sample room
has received the appointment Of agent for
the sale Of the 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. He 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
whiskics, and wines Of every variety.
nl2dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
NOTICE.
5-28-d5t.

PINE PIANO TO BE RAFfLED AT LoR-
ETTo ACADEMY FOR ONE DOLLAR A
CHANCE.
A year ago the sisters commenced to cir.
culate prize tickets for this piano, hut
owing to slow sales, they have been
obliged to put of the rsffle up to the pres.
ent. They hope soon to dispose of enough
tickets to justify them in parting with the
instrument. The rattle will take place
not later than the FIRST Of August. Anew
and sweet-toned pinso! Take a chance
everybody, by all means.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
FOR SALE
ARLINGTON HOUSE.

7. b. Ellis, proprietor, corner 7th street
and Commercial avenue, Cairo, Ills, II
prepared 10 accommodate the public with
board by the day, week or month, at lower
rates than any other frst-class house If
the city. The rooms are ali we'll fur
nished, light and airy, good sample rooms
for the accommodation of Commercial
agents. The house is located in the cen.
ter of the business part Of the y within
one SQUARE Of the post Office. 4.9.tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

Ed. BULLErIS.-I am not sure whether
it is Myers and THE BULLETIN, or THE
BULLETINS correspondence and Myers, or
all three that have "gobbled up" the hogs
and dogs, and rid US Of these nuisances.
Public thanks are due to the editor of The
BULLETIN any way. There are worse
nuisances than hogs and dogs to be abated,
and your correspondent is hopeful you
will lend hand to the work of moral pu.
rifcation. Yours trustfully, Lux.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

To Lex CREAM EATERs.-Dan Carnes is
prepared to furnish the very bes. article
of ice cream in large or small quantities
on reasonable terms, at Louis Sisson's old
stand on Commercial avenue between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. AL
so, attached to his ice cream saloon will be
found tho very choicest of wines, liquors
and cigars. Come one and all and patron.
ize Dan. 5-3l In
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
CENTRAL HOUSE.

Having refurnishcd this well known
and popular boarding house, on Sixth
street. near the post Office, the proprie.
tress would inform the public that she
is prepared to accommodate the public
with frs,.class board and we'll furnished,
we'll ventilated rooms on the most reason
able terms. Ample preparations have
been made to accommodate an unlimited
number of day boarders. Patronage So
licited. MRS. L. n. GAfFNEf.
5l-9df
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
FAMILY RECEIPTS.

To COOK RICE without burning. Use
Burnetts cooking vessel.
To BRoIL STEAK chop or outlets preserv-
ing all the juice, weight and improving
the favor. Broil in Burnetts cooking
vessel.
To COOK VEGETABLES in less time and
with less iire than generally required.
Use Burnetts steam cooking vessel
good for any and all purposes,
w. J. BURN
Thornton's Block, Cairo, Ills.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

POLICE CouRT.--Business was extremity
dull in Judge Bross' court yesterday. Only
two Eases were before his honor.
James Callihan for drunkenness, was
fined 81 and costs, and was granted per.
mission to work for SIC till the debt is
liquidsted.
Michael Collins, d. D., witch IL ded
drunk) fined S. and costs. Ten days in
boose.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01

The jim Fisk carried three hundred
persons from Metropolis and way landings
to Mound City on Thursday. The nun.
Der, largo as it was, was we'll provided
with flowers 10 be used in the decoration
of the soldiers graves.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-01
The Warner and Liberty had each 1900

The Warner and Liberty had each 1900
tons ore for the Ohio river. ~
The Idlewild discharged a big lot Of
freight ut Paducah which detained her un.
I'll near morning. Sho had but little for
this port.
The Grand Tower added about $50 tons
freight and left at o'clock yesterday
morning with u good trip.
Tho Glencoe arrived with n big cargo
on board and added 100 coops poultry and
lot Of ether freight and left with 100
tons on board.
The Crescent City had q tow of three
barges containing $500 tons and three bar
ges Of ice.
The remains Of William Conlcy, the en-
gineer killed by the bursting of a steam.
Pipe on the towboat Bee, camc up on the
Bee yesterday, and were sent by express
to Davenport, Iowa, by agent Wernek.
The james Howard Is loading at Evans.
willie, and will get about coo tons, and then
come here and finish loading.
Tho Alice Dean had big freight and a
coed passenger trip for the Ohio river.
The Lady Lee for Red river passed
down with good trip. The II. Z. Viii.
son had freighted bsrges for Louisville
The Grand Lake had tow of empty
coal bnrgcs.
The Crescent City had 10000 bushel
bulk grain. The John Lunsden is still
laid up waiting better times and more wate
In the Cumberland river. The Condo
had atow of salt for Memphis. Tho Gar
nett had two barges loaded with iron or
for the Ohio river. The Richmond mr.
rived from below with a good load o
freight and big number Of passenger.
Capt. Henry Dexter; an old and we'll
known stesmboa:man and commander o.
the steamer Quicks,ep, died at Evansvill
Thursday night Of an over dose Of NOR
phine administered accidently. Capt
DEXTER wa. tho pioneer CT the Evansvill
and Cairo trade, having started n numbe
Of years ago, with the Charley Bowen
BY his death the company lose q vsluabl
member and the community an honorAbl
and upright citizen. The various steam
ers in port had their flags at half mast !
token Of respect.
PHIL. HOWARD,
, CTE NfDOAT ,v1rCJyrD