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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-17
r II Il BULLETIN
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

TRE co,pers were In their glory Non
day night. They ,t.ved Little, but
dldn', (w)hoop any, aud entirely ignored
tue idea Of putting on heads.
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CAIRO, us. Dcct mber /, 1873. d.lw.,

EVERY FLAVOR AS REPREsENlED ED.
With great care, by process entirely his
own, DIR. Price is enabled to extract from
each OF the truo select fruits and aromatics,
all OF its characteristic flavor, and place in
the market class OF Flayorlngs Of rare cx-
cellcncc, Every flavor as represented, OF
great strength and perfect purity.
For any favor that may be wanted for
ayoring ice cream, jellies, custards, pastry,
ETC., va recommend pr. Prices Special
Flavorings, and feel sure that lko his Ccl'
ebrated Cream Baking Powder, will gtsc
perfect satisfaction. There ia no imposition
10 these articles. d&wlw.
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EorIox !s hereby given thu, I will pay
40 bills for goods sold TO any Of the ON
pl, yes OF The CAiao BuLLsrin, either
or themselves or 70. the use Of the office
urless the ssne arc furnished on ~ order
igned by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-20-iy JonH II. OPENLY.
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THs lsrgest stock Of siiye. and plated
ware; sNror and plated spoons, knives
&C., ever brought to Cairo, can be found
N 4. 4 w. Buder's, corner Eighth street
and Washington avenue. i2.itd
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OK Friday and Saturday Lights next,
Prof Tobin, inventor of tho. celebrated
Illusions called the "sphyn1,' "Pro,ep',
"Decapita,ed Head tho wonderful
Frankc,s;eIn Mystery" etc, will appear
at tho A,hsnsura in this ci.y. Wherever
Prot. Tobin has given his performs aces
be has met with great. succ's,, and as
founded his auditors. The Boston 'AGver-
tiser' has this 10 ssy Of his illusion
I'VE shall merely conane ourselves to
tho grea, novelty oi the occasion. IL is
very Appropriately entitled Proteus, for
such 10 The perfection OF the Illusion that
no one can tel whats what or who's
who. There Is - succession OF illusions
30 vol managed that the audience arc At
once COMPOUNDED and delighted With the
mechanical results
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE,

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the First National Bank Of Cairo for the
election OF directors, VIII be held ut the Of.
dee of said bank In Cairo, on Tuesday, JAM
larry -, 1874, between the hours OF 10
o'clock am and 4. o'clock pm.
Cu,s. CuSNIsGuAM, Cashier.
CAIRO, lis, December 10, 1873. ii
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EISs ard one-hslf cents for lard al
wilcoxs, So &c per barrel 70, apples al
w,lco1's 81 for good imperial tee at
WilcoI's. 1867
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Log him 70 watch the fsrryboA McCIel-
lsn was locked up In ,hs county jail, and
the horse taken to Csrl's livery stable TO
avail. tho arrival Of the owner.
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LOST

LUST
Ga SstnIdoy afternoon, l3Ih inst, a lit.le
girls dark green waterproof CLOAK, lined
with green flannel. The finder will be
suitably rewarded By returning it to The
BULLETIN Office.
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TOYS CHEAP.

Mrs NJ. J. Ca'son wishes to call s,ion.
ton ,ha, she has jsst received 8 neat As.
sorlment OF toys, notions and fancy goods
! on Commercial avenue between Sineth
and Tenth streets. l2-2w.
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p. Fitzgerald a, hi, rooms.

p. Fitzgerald At his rooms, corner
Fourteenth streot nnt Commercial ave-
nue., Offers for sala Guinness Porter &
Bsss slss and pure Hsnnes'y brandy,
aud the gspuins AEgossure bittors, all
frst.cisss cholera cures. Try them
III ~
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing he.
tween the undersigned under the name and
style OF Ayers a. Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Of the parties. Ptrsons In
deb,ed to the late firm will make payment
TO s. ID. Ayers. who alone is authorized to
receip, for same. The business viii be ear
ried on by $. -. Ayers under the style of the
late drin. :. u. AyERs,
l.. j. AYERS.
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Fon GAS and steam Gt,ing 20 to Rem
nie's Vulcan iron works, Commercial
svenue, foot Of Ninth street Slot
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FoS good square meal 60 TO Harry
Walker. restaurant, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth street. I'm
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New line OF collere.tss. Ties, gloves
and hosiery this week c. Stuart & Ghol-
sons. e
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ROSS.

ROSS.
Ross has on hand, and tor sale large
quantity Of oak and hickory. wood, cut and
split, aud rosdy for the stove. Also all
kinds OF coal which " III be delivered in any
part Of the city on short notice. Leave or
dsrs st eos' yard, on Commercial avenue,
opposlte Eleventh street. Dec. e-Sm
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THx European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, 10 opon q. al hours Of the
night, ll.7.lm
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TEN pounds Of sugar for 81 Ut Wilcox .;
81 pounds Of butter for IL at Wilcox's;
IS eeuts per peck tor potatoes ~ Wiicos's.
d2.wl
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ALL kinds Of game constantly on hand
at Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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J. 4 /. BUCKINGHAM,
CAIRO TgASsFER ELkyAroEs,
Cairo. Illinois,
are now ready for business,

RATES OF STORAGE.
Sound grain, &c per busbcl Tor trst ten
days or part thereof, and !c each additional
ten days or part thereof. tnsound
grain, &c per bushcl for first
We days or part thereof, and
10 each additional live days or part there
of.
Bagging Grain and Tying Bags, &c per
bushel.
BaeginS Gram and Sewing Bags, lc per
bushel. l2-0.eod-it.
CAIRO. liz. Dee. s, 1919.
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ZEPuYRs CHEAP
Philips and Briggs,

Corner Tenth and Commercial,
li.co I'm
NOTICE. Il take this mcthed OF inform
ing the public that ] have returned 10 the
city. an ! am now prepared to Ill orders for
photographs at my Gallery, corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue.
j. j. THOMAS
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MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS.
Any one wishing something made in the
jswelry line for the holidays will please
send in their orders A. soon as possible 20
<. s. W. Bude,, manufacturing jswe lers
corner OF Eighth street add Washington
avenue. l2.4,d
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LAgoE sll-wool six-pound blankets at
81 IS per pair, at Hartmann. ll-29tf
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Full suin from s. TO $l2 q. Hart.
msL's.
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ELECTION NOTICE,

SOTlCE-On aud alter Monday, Sovom.
Der 9. and through the winter, warm lunch
will he spread at the Thala saloon, opposite
The BULLETIN Office, at 10 O'Clock am,
everyday. All the delicacies OF the season,
ll.s I'm A. JAECEEL, Proprietor
FOX SALE-A ilrst-c'a'ss hotel in good
locality In central part of tho city with u
good run Of business. Reasons Tor selling
are satisfactory and will be explained on ap
plicaiion. The sale must be completed on
or before the 10Th inst. Apply TO VIM
Brown, Browns hotel, corner Seventh street
and Washington avenue. I'll
SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
All baggage held for charges at the 81,
Charles hotel, and unclaimed preyious 20
that date, viii be sold at public auction on
Friday the 18Th day OF December, at 10
o'clock am, q: IIartman's auction room.
il-25 SOD i. d. RExFoRU, Proprietor.
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COUNTRY Knit socks, all WOOL, IS cents
per pair, ~ uartman's. ll-2S II
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CAIRO, Ills, Dec. s, 1873

CAIRO, Ills, Dee. 8, 1873.
TO whom II may concern.
This Is TO certify that we tho Joint heirs OF
the estate OF Dennis Mahony, have this day
received from VIM. Kuchenbecker, agent
81 tbs Tcntonia Lifo Insurance company,
,ne thousand dollars In full for policy on
ssid Debuis Mshony. Accept our thanks
for the prompt payment Of the above pol
cy.
MARY COCHRAN,
PATRICK NAHONY,
l..0.dlw TIMOTHY MAHoSY.
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I'll nulnns

Boot and shoe maker, TWEEN httrcet, be-
tween Washington avenue and Poplar
street. il prepared to mai boots anu shoes
In the latest and mos. fashionable styles.
lie VIII make them to order, Old or new
styles 20 suit customers, out Of the best and
IRE hest stock, OF which he always has a
good supply on hand from which 10 mako
selections. Al fitting Of boots and shoes
made by Mr. Ehlers Is done In HE own shop
no foreign ilttlng being used by hin.
Olive him call, .nd be will give you salts
faction.
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LATEST style gents hats from 81 e
81 90, at UsrtmAns. 1929 II
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Overcoa.s Chinchilla from 81 10 80, q
Hartman's.
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.

Heavy Under Shirn and Drawers e. o.
cents each 1T Hart:nan's.
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lDLEWlLD NILLS-FOR SALE CHEAP.
The above mills, all In good running order,
will be sold very chesp On easy terms. APP
ply on the premises. NJ u. GUNTgE.
m
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A number one residence 10 rent. Eight
rooms and good WOOL house. Situated on
Eleventh street. Lately occupied by Mrs.
Hagey. Apply 10
II avs G.. ". MCKEAG.
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II you want fresh
SHELL OYSTERS,

60 to J. d. Zanone. at the Dexter Exchange
No. 1873. Ohio levec. lA-j-lm-'
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT,

IVVNb W NH II NV "IR
ORssRvKR's ICG,'CAtRo, llh.,
snbef Is. l0:il pm, ITS
1aromster, f,3D degrees.
Thermometer, ~ degrees.
wlnI northwsst. Velocity Is niles per
lour.
Weather cloudy
Maximum Temperature icr last "a hours,
% degrses
Minimum temperature Tor tho los, "A hoafs,
- degrees.
Prevailing wind for last "a hours, SOUTH
west.
Total number Of miles travelled by WIND
turing last "A hours, 300.
EDWIN OAKLAND,
Observer Signal Service. u. y. A..
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-13

ADA CouNrY.-Wc take the following items
fr",n the Boise Statesman
Mr. James A rinnry returned. recently.
fr",a Salt Lake City. lie rrp'rts G"vern"r
Brnn-it's health much improved, but b. will
not be abb. (" travel t"r several wrrks Mrs.
l,rnn-tt left Boise City. several days ago. IT.
join her husband in Salt Lake CITY; and NJ
s.".n ~ the C"v-rnor is able I" travel. will g.'
I" San Francesca. where she will pass the win.
ter with triruds.
Mr. |. L. Carr. 1t Monroe. Wisconsin. has
arrived IN H.is. City under an ~ngse -m~nt
With the Sfaiesman. Tl~ takes Mr.. Jeffrey
place 10 f"r-n,an. and the latter will b. en-.
gagged on j"b work
Daniel Cram. .x Territorial Controller. ar
rived in B..isr City "n last Saturday.
The Secretary "f the Utah Northern Rail.
road Company has flied u written motto. with
the Secretary al thu Tertiary. accepting. an
behalf IL the Company. the b.n-hts "f the act
pass-d ut the last s~ssi"n of III" Legislature.
-xrmptiug railroads FROM taxation for seven
years.
The District Court commenced a session. in
Boise City. an last Monday. With quite large
number ef cases on the calendar.
Secretary and acting. G"v-ro"r Curtis has
issued n pr"clau,nt,"n designating Thursday.
November 9th as u day Vt Thanksgiving aud
prayer.
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The GREAT RAcE-Next Saturday the
great $4,000 race comes off in California
A number Of fast horses have been entered
and among those from the East are True
Blue" "Weathercock." and "Wheatley"-
all three Of them having passed Ogden on No.
veinber 4th en- route for California. This race
is exciting much interest in sporting circles
throughout the country. The fame Of Thad
Stevens has excited the envy Of Eastern turf
men, who can scarcely credit his time If 1880,
made recently. when he beat the Eastern
horse, 10 Daniels. Californians. and Pacific
COASTERS generally, proud Of old Thnd's nchiev Z.
ments. will back their favorite in the cunning
race against the field The question n"w I'm.
der discussion 10, whether 1880 will BE- beaten
The friends Of Thad believe be can do it; and
that he will come in under 1880 il my of the
Eastern flyers are able n crowd him. The
gallant old king If tho turf has. in almost every
contest. surprised his friends; and HE last
achievement in the contest with 10 Daniels,
a. we'll ~ HE victory at Marysville couple Of
mOnths ago. has augmented their confidence in
the speed and bottom # their Csl,foi MIA dyer
May old Thad again prove the victor. 10 our
wish AID our belief
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-13

BLAINE TO DE RI ELECTED 1T seems (,
be pretty generally admitted that Mr.. Bain.
will have u" competitor f,'r the Sprakcrship ri
thu coming session of Congress. Maynard. al
T-nnrssre, whose claims were pressed by the
Southern members. and Kasson. al Iowa
whom the Western members favored. are both
practically cut "f the contest. aud Blaine now
has a clear field. There will, without Doubt
he s"'ne important changes in s"rne Of the
commuters. The Credit M"bil,rr mr,nbrrs
will be- thrown overheard. aud new men put nj
the head of such important committees M
those "f Ways and Means. Appropriations
Judiciary, Computations, etc. Beast Butler il
laboring fur such u new deal. on account of his
rn,nity towards Dawes, who took an activ.
part against Butler in his gubrrnat"ral Efforts
Old Ben has some enemies to punish. even il
he hasn't any friends to reward; and if it lies
in his power to oust Garfield. Dawes, aud nth.
ers who were implicated in the Credit M"bilirr
affair. from their positions 40 chairm-n 1t com.
mittres. h. will leave n" stone unturned I" nc.
c"mplish his objects. His aim this time 10 n III.
right direction, and it il I" b. hoped his effort,
will BE- crowned with succrss. M Credit M.
bl,er or other subsidy thief should b- ut the head
Of any important Congressional committees.
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owYass-Ws take the following items

| OwYHse.-Ws take the following iteini
from thu lralaxchs Of November 9TH:
Il rained heavilyIis Silver City On the nigh
..f Ma, rn,ber 5th. but cleared up the next Day,
aud 6ns weather shas prevailed there sinct
then. s.
western Stage Company, TOR damaged, will oe
tried in Ada county, during the term Of the
District Court now In sessi"n.
Hon. Jo. NJ. Short having closed out bic busi.
ness in Owyher, has gone to San Francisco
He il an old pioneer Ut Owybe~, aud, having
amnssrd quite handsome competency. IN the
nrip hh,rh.wd ot >5U.OOO. will g~t married IN
San Franchises; aud, after wedding tour u
the Atlantic States. will return tO Silver CITY
A miner ut Fairview named Mcneil. on re.
turning from work. several days ago. csanplai'tc
ot not feeling we'll, and immediately dropped
drad. HI. was about 80 years Vt age. aud
native III Maine.
Mr. Wm,ie"ck. Superintendent Of the Rising
Star Mine in Flint district. has bis furnaces
ready, aud will co,ul,,ence working ore ~ s."'i'
10 sufficient water can br obtained he has
ub.ut 15U TINS If ere ready for the mill.
The election il Owy h-e county. on Tuesday.
November 4th. far u County Commissioners. re
suited in the election ri thu Democratic candi.
date. Timothy Ragam; but the returns MT Dr.
ing canvass.i. the official minority will not b.
kn"wm before next week.
l>~Drs C..,nach~ and Burgi performed dit
irult surgical operation IN Jesse krrtrr. whI
had his right leg broken in the Illinois Central
mine about the middle III lust September. The
bone would not knit where fractured. and I"
avoid a,,putati",, il possible, the lrg was opened.
aud onr inch and three quarters 1T the main
bone were wed 1T. aud. alter drilling srv~raI
holes through the bone, silver wires were
pussrd through. aud. upon twisting them. the
ends Of the bone were drawn h'geth~r cI"s~ly.
the wound dressed aud the bsM'e lett in thut
c.ndii"n t. knit. Tn. operation was success.
fully prrinrmrd. and Ke~t~r's lex saved
Three robbers. armed with shot guns. st"pp~d
the upward. bound stage from Winnrin"crA.
about dark. ON the evening 81 OctUbrr 3Oih mt
"a pint some IS miles from Winnrulucra. ard
after going through the treasur. box aud U. >.
mail. they cut the harness IN pieces. each
,r,- n,o,mt..d u stage horse and RIDE I'll. after
r"hhing II pnss~ng-r. named Fr br"ngham.
III his watch and several ether valuabl.s II
il rrp"rtel that one Of the robbers has been
arrested.
Mr.. w. Is Norris. by using a mountain bn-
ru,n-t-r. gives the altitude IL Silver City M
1000 feet, and the summit at War Eagle
,n"untain. Mt tn. Po"rnian mine. mt 600 i~rt.
Wells. Farg" e. Gu. shipped from Silver
City. during the week ending November 7th.
bullion I" the amount III $:N.e56 76.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-13

CoHE q WAsutHoroN- J"hn Haily.
""r DrlrRate I" Congress. lett B"isc City. last
Tuesday. i"r Washington. n BE- "n hand ut the
"prnins If Congress in December. We feel
cs'"6 lent that Mr.. Hay will succeed in pro-.
curing f"r our Territory much needed lreisla.
tim; for II perseverance,. industry and vim.
coupled with sm,nd. common sense and ability,
Together with q devotion (" tn. intrrrsts II HE
constituents. can accomplish anything. then
John Haily is b"und to succeed N" man in
our Territory more thoroughly c"mprrh-nds
"nr wants aud requirements. He possxsses.
i" an eminent degree. the confidence of our
people, regardless If party; and W. have no
fear that the interests If our Territory, or Of
any at his constituents. will BE- neglected by
our Delegate. We wish him succrss in all his
undertakings. and shall take pride IN chron.
icli"s the success he may meet with in bic
efforts in behalf our Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-13

oALt % THE LAw1En AsxE.-The Lawyer quarts
"'ne' 10 Granite District was cold at SHERIFF sas
on iast saturday on decree Of foreclosure Of Z
mortgage 10 favor Of W. x. Stark L Co.. and W.
bought By Ne. Thomas Hart for the sum Of g. 600.
me Lawyer 70 one Of tho arst quartz lodges disoov.
area 10 this county and bears the reputation Of being
No mine. but through mismanagsmsns has not
paid. Mr. Hart. IN company With several Others n.
tends giving the mine thorough trial. and q thsr,
Y iosamp quarts mi = The lsdes ~ hope 70 hear
O shs to!chass q he mine bsing yssoaaAls n.
ves1pshk
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Sherif's Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN Evrcr..

~ issued out Of the Probate Conf q, .oo4lVN
county. Idaho Territory. upon iudor. sna 0r Bas
therein IN favor OF Thomas Barry ana Tended
Aucss. Tor tue sum OF One Hundred and r.. II
tour aud 7S-lO0 Dollars t$44 Is, I h.xs fors
taken under execution al The right. ti,I. .ae I'D
est OF 4. b. Lucas Of IN and Ia ,hs ,n sua lnts.
scrloed mining property. situate. win" IVY q
near Cold spring Ranch. about sir m;.s ~; 'o 9ns
westerly direction. from Idaho Civ RI sNua.
Idaho Territory: end described as folo.. count!
Two mining d'ches. VIZ: That certain w.t.. A ~.
on the west side OF More creek, tsppino ,hs ata
point about one mile below Last ch.So. :. s ueetn
iesr The "Wiliows. and running thence So-.s9
the west bank OF More creek past the Gaia y wong
Ranch house to the point 1t or Lear tbs ~. or3
about 3O yards below the house. near vhs,. - yua
CITY stage ROAD CROSSES said gilch, being NJ ~. Ivy
pschy OF wv inches OF water; Also that cert,r o,
s 80. o'U ,. uAng IA .he waters out OF Badger auIs
below Cold Spring Ranch, CONVEYING ss;S s suH
along the west bank OF More creek 10 Cola s saen
Ksnch: also. twelve hundred n2ON feet ~ '. ssl
claims IN More creek. Commencing At Nil. M ~
lough's lower lne about 2OO feet above the h,;S
the Boise City road. nearly opposite Cola Sss.a
Hsnch house. aud running frcn thence down y!
creek i2O0 feet and extending from tank 10 f.,s'
also the hill or lar mining ground on the vs., ~;
Of More creek. commencing At the FIRST Is s. ss
above the Cold Spring Ranch house and extesS s
about 12JO feet down 10 ths We, pulch beor -
house. and fronting on More creek; also ali tb.is
or bill mining ground On the WIS, side ~ NJ.
creek. COMMENCING at the Wet gnlch sbout a0 ,,,S
below Cod Spring house and running down w.
facing on More creek $3.50 feet more or les, 10 pS
ger gnich. and extending back to the top Of The hin
together with rights. taps fumes, &c, beloneDah
said bitches or in any.~is apper,aiuing Pp6ru
tice Is hereby given that ON
Saturday. the 9Th Day Of December, Nn
At - O'Clock. n. will sell in from, Of the Con.
House doer ia Idaho City. At public anci,on for ash
the above described properly 10 the highest bidds
~ satisfy sad judgment. costs aud accruina COST
jess BRADFORD, ShsrG
Idaho City. Nov. l3. ls13-w4
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-13

ANOTHER STAGE ROBBxmY.-.We learn
from Phil Pencil, one of the North Western
Stage Company's drivers. that the up.stage
from Umatilla was slapped by tw" r"bb-rs on
last Sunday night. between Union and Baker
City, and Wells, Fargo &, Co.'S treasure b,x
taken. The mail was not disturbed, and it il
not known how much. If anything, the robbers
got for their pains.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-13

On THE Down GRApE.-Mike McCoole,
the st. Louis prize fighter, il evidently on the
down grade. Besides being whipped and TER.
ribly punished BY Tom Allen, in bic late mill
with that ring champion. he il now under or
rest in st. Louis charged with the murder 81
Patsey Marley. Mike has seen bic best days.
Whisky has got tho best Of him; and bic next
appearance in public i likely 10 b. ct neck.
" sotisbse. with bi,Dsrlf - principal sstos.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-11-13

The MURDERER OF NED ALLEN The
murderer Of Ned Allen. in Bull Run Saloon. in
San Francisco, lately. has ut length been dis
covered by the police. and is now in custody.
He proves to be Barney Freel. alias Flynn
and eight witnesses identify him as being the
third man who came into the saloon with two
companions and was told by Allen to come into
the room from behind the screen or 90 out,
whereupon A. was stabbed by one Of the three
men. An important witness, named Robert
Montgomery, has been found, who testified
that, on the morning after the murder, Freel
came on board the steamer Donald and asked
for cup Of coffee. and asked Montgomery il
he had heard of Ned Aliens death. He then
pulled out stiletto and remarked, This is
what ICED the Cd id son Of b-h." He
had blood on his coat and shirt sleeves at the
time. Judge Tyler. his counsel. hoped to be able
to provo On alibi. but it 10 stated that he gives
up the case ~ hopeless, the circumstantial ev.
idence being stronger than in the case Of De-
vine, alias :" The Chicken" The killing Of Ned
Allen was cold.blooded murder. from the &C.
counts published, there not being the slightest
provocation, and Barney Freel. alias Flynn.
will doubtless expiats bic crime on the gallows,
provided hanging 10 not played out" 10 San
Francisco. 10 it 10 in New York.