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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19

Dem eriten 2alben iolanse als m6sIi9
fortiumelten, neil es burd grfabruns feit=
itebt, bob Die 2ibe itets nm bielelbe 3eit
aufbOren @ild gu seben, in Der man ie
oas erite Mal troden ooer fir iia iteben
lieB. @enn mon !. 9. cine Sub, Die nod
Dem eriten aalben wieoer trd9tis pirb, i'm
%finften Monat troden iteben lieb, 10 mir.
De bel allen folssnben Gdlbern, uenn ni9t
friber, bod CUR ielben 3eit bic MiId bel
ibr perliesen. Man melfe besbalb cine
%gritIinsstub, ielbt penn lie nur iebr tpe.
mig Wild seben iult., tu.nisitens Biz ;u
ST Monaten fort, f~ittere lie aber babel
mOsIiait gut uno reiali6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19
Sin bic Sefer, bic ibrcn @obnort
tpcdfclu!

Go III untebinst BIC haB
bieienis en- abounenten, bic ibre Bel.
tuns mad elmer anssren pOfcffesS u baben min.
i&en, ni&t allein bic nsus @ere0e, s%ionbsrn aud
bic alts gpitofIos, psbin fe eas Slatt srbaltsn
BADEN, a%nssbsn. @ubtrpsm III ibnsn sa tsmsr-
fen, bab Der General ypfmsiitsr anseprtnst bal,
tab Der absnnent einsr 3eitunG mel.
der tas porto fir Elm 9abr i'm goraus tssablt
bat uns Dor gblauf s%sTelbsn in ben Ssrsi9 ei.
mes anbsren ycifamtss umSisbt BON BEN peh.
msiitsr isinss fribsrsH Wpbnortss zine Quit
tuns absr tas bssablte gertc erbaltsn fol-, unS
ba6 her Yrfmeifsr Res nsusn gcatqnfs sessn
gcrssisuns Der 3 uittans bic 3eituns bis gum
stlaufe Der 3sit fir pslss sSraastsablt TO-
p~ortpfrsi atsulieftrn bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19
~Nuremburger 0a3ette.

lianer. Sic ~feuerten bonn Sort aus swei
Grandchildren auf bas S9iff nnb meb-
rere S9iIe bransen burd bas Safelwert.
aber unbeirrt iebte Der 8oitoner feline
Jabrt fort, unb ermieberte bas Seuer ba.
our9, bab er immer iuieber ieinen Resolper
Tub nno beien feds 2aounsen in bic 2uft
iHob. 60 errei9te er pirfli9 Die Quo.
rantaine unb fam serabe Dor anfer, als
oas sorbere Gnbe bes gusipriets iiber
gsrb sins. I'm nidt anbere Sdiffe su
l4doisen, mubte man bas Seuern einltellen
urb balb barauf famen Die 3ollbausbeam.
ten, Die 9afenpOIisei suslei6 nit Dem Sa.
fenfapitain an gorb. Sc 2ebtere, in be.
benfli9sr @eiie aufsebra9t besebrte Io=
slei9 gu tpiiien, uarum Green nidt beige.
lest babe. ~Seilesen ?" itieb Der eritaunte
Soitoner aus. r@ar es bas, pas ibr
noltet? Sd oa6te m ir, Sbr bat
Die amerifanii6e SIagse
I alntirt!"-nSe S....." i1rieen
Die geamten i'm Choir unb notirten Iid ben
Saa aIs einen nsuen 9eles fir Die Yer-
ridtbeit, Die lie als einen nptbmenoiqen
oes amerifaniiden Gbarafters
betra6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19
Der fn(iige @eieger6er.

I'm Die Mitte bes pori9en Sabrbun=
berts mobnte in &OblenS elm fromm.r unb
beiterer Weibgerber Namens 2ronentbal.
Ils er emit nit anbern 6~anowerfern unb
Sanoelsleuten Der Stabt anf ben Sabr=
MART na6 Bonn seSosen mar, fanben lie
auf Dem 9au;en 3aum bes Narttss, mo
iie ibre Suoen uufsui6lasen piesten, cine
&eibe BON Odienfarr.n, Die nit Sols bella
ben paren, tpeldes Die 8auern auf Dem
Marfte perfaufen polten. @dbreno nun
~einSelne 9rdmer nit ben Sauern p.rsebens
S%anften, um lie BON Der STEELE su brinsen,
sins Neiiter 4ronentbal friebli9 su benz
Seiser bes eriten @agens unb faufte ibm
iein SoIs ab, unter Der Sesinsuns, bab er
es ibm mad Sauie fabre. SIN slsi9er 8eiie
banoelte er nit benz speiten uno britten
uno wars nit ALLEN einis. Nun sins er
Dor Dem eriien @asen Der, nm ben @.a
gu seisen; nno Die sanSe 9inie folste mad.
als er aber big an bas Sbor sefommen II.
eben Miene ma9te, beraus5useben, fraste
Der erite Bauer v@ber Sbr pobnt bod
ni9t gar gu @ooesber9 ?"-,Gi bebiite !"
antwOrtete Neiiter &ronentbal, lid wobne
i'm SeiuitensdB6sn ju Goblens. 8enn
Sas Sud- aber aus Dem @es. lisst, 10 fam
i9 oas SolS ni6t brau9en." Oa ldloB
lid Der Sanbel init einisem S9impien uno
Sa6en, uno Meiiter &ronentbal elite mad
Dem Martt Suriid, ieine t@eiBserbsrwaare
in Der Suoe aus3nlesen, ip.l6e inswii6en
Die &eiiesefdbrten Suslei6 nit ben ibrisen
auf Der frei 9ewOrOenen STEELE auiaeidla-
gen batten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19

2lur at iuemig u6tet man auf altes
ODER sebrau9tes Yapier. @enn Elm Diem
gei6tudrst miro, fam er lanse 3eit biibl9
ausIsbenb erbalten merben, fpenn man i'm
icben Morsen nit Yapier abreibt. Mit
9apier fann man piel beiier Die dubere
Seite zines &elels, elmer Sbee- ober &af.
I%eetunne &C. rein unb sldn5enb erbalten, als
nit S~eiienbriibe. Wtit papier polirt man
audi am Seiten Die MeIier unb 9le9se=
i6irre, na6oem oieielben sereinist iinb.-
g8enn man Elm wenis Seife auf oas pa
pier ltrei6t uno Sle69dbirre unb 2Offel
oamit rsibt, 9lan5en iie pie Silber. Gum
Yoliren bon Spieseln, 5enitern, 2ampen=
cplinOern &c. ei9net li9 Yapier piel better
als 3u@. 9apier 1T piel better INTERN
Seppi@, oils StrOb es 1T biinner, wdrmer
unb ma6t peni9er @erdui6, tpenn man
Oaranf sebt, 3pci 2asen pon pas
pier 3lpil9cn Die anberen Settbefen einge=
legt, balten 10 worm ipie cine S%teppoede.
uno muB man auf cinen Stubl itei9.n, 10
le9e man Elm Stiid Sapier barauf oenn
OuOur6 i6ont man SOls unb 6arbe oes
M6bels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19
Sermti6 tes.
2ae6er Den fddofidea Ge6ram6 oes
Samplers afs Sausmittef.

Sn pielen 6amilien, insbelonoere in oie-
lem Sanbs ipielt bic 9ampberilai@. cine
9roBe Houe als Samilienmebi;in uno ipiro
bel jeSem nod 10 leidten llnpobGein ber=
por9ebolt uno Ioa ale S9mersen pertrei=
ben, duberli9e S9aoen beilen &c. 2am-
pber pirft reiSbur auf bic Nerpen elm. Gs
1T cine SubltanS, pelde, 10 ,u iasen, wie
Opium nnb alfobol miro /; in srDberen
Solen nber bic duBerite @ufriibruns beg
Nerpenipiteaes unb in Golse beiIem ardmp-
fe uno Den Sob peruria6en fanb. Cine
peitere @irfuns oes Samplers beitebt ba=
rim, oab er Die S4leimbdute bes Mas.ns
reiSt, peritopit unb idliebli9 entsinbet, in
5olge oeIIen er in miloeren Gd[len cine art
nnperoauli4feit, in i6limmeren 6dlen
aber Iosar Masensei9mire erseust. Bon
oieIen Stpei Wirtungen, ndmli6 Dem Ser
oenreis uno Der lotalen &eisuns, tommt of
les @ute uno S9limme ieines @ebraudes.
Sas @ute itiitet er nur, ipenn er bonn Irste
UerOronet pirb. S9limmes aber perur=
ia9t er als 6amilienmeoi5in unb ielbIt in
ieiner minoer Iddoli4en giseni9aft als
TernenreiSmittel, ba Der beitanbise &C.
brau9 FOLDER nidts anbers, oils Die Se-
rabiimmuns Oes sanSen TerpenIpitcms
sur 6ol9e bat. gSesen ieiner na6tbeili-
gen @irtuns uuf ben Masen aber 1T er
seraoe bas @e9entbeil bon elmer 6amilien=
mebiSin ober einem Sausmittel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19
2yor Rar,pr Belt trus kd i'm Sat.n

S'V% ""&J'\ CIV ''"S ny wv DuIeH
bon Gio Saneiro cine duBerit fomiI6e ST.
l9idte gu. Gin nit Gis b.laOenes S6iff
BON Bolton wO0te in ben Saien %einlaufen.
Tor Sort Santa Grus aber, no man Die
Slasse Der 6irma nidt %ertannte, riei man
ben aapitdn on unb befabl ibm b.isuleQen.
Gum llnsliid u%eritano oerielbe, s.ien Ga.
MT Green 1T, fein g8ort portu9ieiii3 unb
l6rie II ben Tamen bes S6ifi.s nit
Stentoritimme mad benz Sort biniiber,
balf linn aber burdaus ni4ts. 9ur6 Ell
men blinoen &anoneni6ub ermabnte man
i'm pielmebr nO9mals auf freunoli9e
g8siie, bic Se9el 81 reien. 9ie einSise
Grwieb.runs beg Captains par aber Die,
6ab er Ii6 ieinen &epoluer fommen lieB,
bcnielben mad ben @olfen ri9tete, II. ale
ieds aduie in raider aufeinanOerfOIse ab.
i3OB. Oieie fre6e 9erbObnuns oes Dol
ferre6tes eri6Opfte Die @eOulo Der graIi-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19
Seu- Amfeu6teu. = Sas anfeu9ten

Seu. Amfem6teu. = as anfeu9ten
sei6nittenen Seu's lit cine lid INNER mebr
perbreitenoe unO pabrideinlih iebr emf
pfeblenswertbe Mstbooe +; bel 9ferb.n,
tpelde irsenb anlab sur Sruis baben, 1T
Il. unerldBli9. Ser @ortbsil fommt ni6t
allein auf &ednuns oes lmitanoes, baB
S9neioen uno Infeudten ben Staub"
IOi9t; Die Sauptiade 1T, oaB babur6 Sen
unb @etreibei6rot eripsidt uno peroauli=
der gema9t peroen. 9m s~pedmdbi9iten
lit Ii6erli9 oas Sampfen iur Grrei6une
oieles &eIultates leioer erforbert oas nur
etipas umitdnoli6e Sortebrunsen II. Gin.
ri9tunsen, Die ni6t ieoer tleine Sarmer
gut treifen fann. alein audi our9 oas
jeoesmalige Infeudten miro l6on piel oe=
ippnnen. @enn wirlli6 ni6ts peitcr s.=
l4iebt, als INNER oas 6utter fir Die nd6=
tie WtablSeit Su mensen, alio am Worsen
fiir ben Mittas, am Mittas fir ben abeno,
uno am Ibeno fir ben ndditen Morsen,
10 wiro aud bierOur9 oas 6eu l6on siem=
lid erpei6t unb Dem @raie abnli6er 9e-
ma6t. @ei6en mir bod uniere sebDrrten
aepfel Elm, ebe mir lie fo6eu I; parum iol=
te man ni6t ebenlopobl aud iiir oas Sieb
bas sebOrrte 8ras erpei6en?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19

GIN Die Stuff in einem 3immer gu per-
dnbern, 0fne man Die Seniter oben uno
unten. @enn swei seseniiber liesenbe
5enitsr einen 2uftSus Oeruria6sn, 10 lam
man Die Sbtr raid Ofnsn unb wieber su=
MAIDEN, mas Die @irfuns zines 6d9ers
bat. au6 lam man Elm Seuer in Dem
&amin MAIDEN, Inn bic Cuff gu rsinisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19
:!

Arbecbt, dass ct kracht,
Arbecht emmerzo,
Wan der d'Arbecht schmacht,
Dan as dein Herr a Ro.
Net jider Mensch huot Renten,
A krit wat hie begiert
Gesondhet an Talenten,
De sin och eppes wiert.
Arbecht etc.
Vans du dech huos re streiden
Gent Suorge, Kreiz a Led,
Dan denk: t'get file Leiden
Grad we ct dir erget.
Arbecht etc.
Welt d'Ongleck dech erdrecken,
A ives du bal Ike Rot,
Da muss de Stir net becken,
De Schwachen de ferzot.
Arbecht etc.
D'schen Hoffnonk huot heiniddcn
Soho muonchen irrgelet;
Dat sicherst as de Friden,
Den d'Arbecht dir beret.
Arbecht etc.
&c dureSh d'Welt net neipen,
De Wurem nemme kreicht,
Sech op sech solver steipen,
Das wat de Menner gleicht.
Arbecht etc.
Schreif du DIES golde Leer,
Dohem der bel den Herd:
Denk albeit un deng Fer,
81 a. del gresste Wiert.
Arbecht etc.
Kuck, de neischt man, 81 trellen
A schlefen sech do'rem;
81 hun oft wat sc wellen.
Ma d'Zeit de brengt Sc EN-.
Arbecht etc.
SIGH du och allenennen
Deng Arbecht as G Friend,
Den Diet der Stonne rennen;
Ken den ct besser kent.
Arbeeht etc.
Huos du op richie We'en
Deng Dech dan higelet,
Kanns du dech schlofe le' ZEN:
Keng Bang fir d'Ewegket a!
Arbecht etc.
NJ. LENTZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19

S6nb fir balbbarte Geitrdude unb
Y1anSen brin9e moi erit an, ipenn oas
@etter siemli9 tiibl lit. Sie abii6t lit
mebr, Den plDbli6en @s6iel bon @drme
uno adlte 81 permeiben, als ben 6roIt ab-
subalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-19

2lm quite 2air@Ri6e ~ er6afteu,, 1T
Is bon srOber @i9tieteit, oieIslben mad
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17

ODD FELLOWS LIBRARY. No pleasanter place
to spend leisure hours can be found than at the
Odd Fellows Library, second story Of Odd Eel,
streets, Virginia. Four thousand volumes Of
choicest reading, all the principal newspapers
Of the Pacific coast, the principal literary papers
and magazines ofthe United States and the Ole
World, large and commodious chess and smok'
ing room. Subscription only 81 per month
Open to all.
IxPRovHxENTs.-We hin that no interior
town on the Pacific slope 10 ahead Of Gold Hill
in steady progress. We take no back steps IN
improvements. We now have frstclass store,
conducted on an honest, straightforward basis,
devoted entirely to the sale and manufacture Of
Ladies', Gentlemen's and ohildren's shoes. A
want long felt has been supplied, and We con
graduate Mr.. Woodruff on the success he mas
already achieved In this new departure. o
ONE HUNDRED DEATHS per week in New
York and Brooklyn from diseases Of the throat
and luncsl Is It not awful, And yet Hsle's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar, taken In. time!
would prevent seven.eighths OF this frightfnl
mortality. No cough or cold can resist thie
balumic remedy. Crttenton's. Z 9th Avenue,
Sold by all Druggists. Pixies Toothaehe Drops
To OWNERS OF REAL EsrArE.-Persons own.
ing lOtb IN the tOWn Vi VOlu uill, Auu WIN oo
DESTROYS OF having the same surveyed and en-.
tered on the new map, will please call at Judge
Roblnson's ofice, over Gibsou's Saloon, on any
week day, between tho hours Of II and Z. and
leave their n when the matter will be
promptly attended to by Messrs. HAST q Lillian.
Civil Engineers and Surveyors. 80
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that R. L. Higgins,
No. "a South Z street, Virginia, is closing ont
HE entire stock OF goods, and that only forty.
Ave days arc left In which to complete the salc.
Parties needing anything In his line must call
soon or forever afterward hold their peace, and
not complain that he has not advertised.
EVENING ScHooL.-Professor Cromwell has
opened IN evening school at the public school
building In Gold ffill. Daily sessions from Z 10
Q r. r.. Persons desiring instructions In the
English branches will do vol to avail them.
selves OF the present opportunity. Terms req
sonable. selSlm
COLDS AND CouoHs.-Sudden changes OF ell
mate are sources Of pulmonary and bronchla
Affections, Take at once Browns Bronchial
Trochee, lot the cold, cough or irritation OF the
throat DO ever so slight.
FoR the very best Photographs, 70 to Bradley
q Rulofson's Gallery without sTAIRS-
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
Ys who investigate Galland's advertisement
.h.Ii h.ropo uise
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17
LET THE q P SPEAK.
MAsHATrAN, Kan, April 8, lSI3,

MANHATTAN. Kan, April 8, 1873.
R. v. PIERCE. Buffalo, NY.
Dear Sir-Your Favorite Prescrip-
tlon has done my wife a world Ct good.
She has taken nearly rwo bottles, and
has felt better the past two weeks than
at any time In the past two years. No
more periodical palms; none Of that
aching back Or dragging sensation In
her stomach she has been accustomed
to for several years. I have so much
confidence In IL that I would be per-
fectly willing to warrant to certain
customers Of ours who would be glad
to get hold Of relief at any expense.
I have tried many patent medicines,
but never had any occasion to extol
one before.
Very truly yours,
GEO. B. WHITING.
Mrs. E. r. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,,
writes, Jan. Q. 1873:
DIR. Il. V. PIERcE-My sister Is using
the Favorite Prescription with great
benefit.
MARY ANN FRIsBIE, Lehman, Pa,
writes, May 20, 1872:
DIR. r. V. PIERCE What I have
taken OF your medicine has been OF
more benefit to me than all others and
hundreds of doctors bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN
True Blue Not Permanently Injured
Another Four Mile Race for
2o,OOO-went Ashorc-Dismast-
cd-Trial OF Harris.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Ill P. NJ
Doctor Imbourg examined the leg Of
True Blue yesterday and gives it as
his opinion that the horse Ia not per-
manently injured, but his owner seems
certain that the horse will never be OF
use Al a racer again. It Ia reported
that arrangements are making to run
a. four mile race match between Thad
Stevens and Joe Daniels for 100000.
The schooner Pinal went ashore on
the 18th ut Stewards Point and will
prove a total loss.
The British ship Annie Fleming put
Into Honolulu the 10th Of October In
distress, having been dlsmasted In a
gale.
The trial Of Harris, mate Of the Sun
rise, was resumed to-day In the U. s.
Circuit Court. The testimony was
similar to the accounts heretofore pub.
lished. II Is thought the trial will be
concluded next Wednesday, and that
Captain Clarke, already convicted, will
not be sentenced till after that time.
Greenbacks, 1892.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17
p IPIF

Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortincs Nature. Its manner OF operation 10 to
Drive to the Extreme Parts
And through the pores OF the skin and all
emunctories OF the body, the had humors which
modest II, giving relief even In diseases tho
most refractory and dthicult TO cure, such as
| Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Constipation, Sick Head
ache, Nervous W eakne-s aud Blliousncss. II 10
pleasant to the taste, mild In its action, mar
yclous In Its effects and unsurpassed asa tonic.
Used as q beverage In malarious districts II neu.
t~ralIzes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Bold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers, Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco.
aeS Smia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE

VT A. MEREDITH OFFERS FOR ~
w sale bis huo residence. situated Ei!
opposite the Rhode Island Mil. Lower III
the premises. oclot II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17

Gathered at sueh seasons Of the year when their
Juices are strongest and virtues unimpaired,
forming a combination unrIvalled in the ma.
terra medica.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17
P~ERFuMERIEs OF ALL KINDS
French and American),
ELIXIR OF QUrSQuTNA, PERUVIAN BARK,
TONES FOR DIGESTION,
Iron Pills, Wallet. Blancnrt, Du Buisson,
French CoEnac, Wines, Etc.
nr91 m
PIPIFAx.
p I p I F. A x
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,

Ts duo TO tho researches Of q learned scholar OF
Europe among the archives OF the Rosicrueians.
IL II made OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17
TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o N Is INTELLIoENoE

lsr,o1AI : 0 n, GOLD nII D4nr srvs.l
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
SAD ACCIDENT.

| Information OF the drowning of Arthur.
| son Of widow Smith. who resides at the cor.
per OF Thirteenth aud Poplar streets. was
| received 10y the unfortunate youns mans
| friends residing in ths city, on SUNDAY
morning.
Young Smith la, Tor several year, been
employed a watchman on the steamer Ike
llImmitt. and left this city few days ago
Oh that boat, she having been chartered by
It. Louis company TO 90 service on the
Upper Mississippi river.
From what we can ascertain. the circdm-
Stances OF the accident are about these:
The lllmmitt had in tow several bargcs
When short distance from Chester. the
river having risen. large quantity of drin
wood had clOgged between the steamer and
the barges. smith was directed To take a
a pike and clear away the drift. which he
undertook 10 do. lie was standing on the
guards OF the iiainDitt. and in cndeayoriug
TO break the drift, lost his balance. and felI
overheard. A. he fell. he cried for help.
and Polander who happened TO he stand
ing by him, caught hold of the back OF his
coat, but as the current ran swift, and
smith was rather Il heavy man, the Palander
Tearing That he himself would tall iuto the
water, let 90 his hold, Smith went under.
disappeared beneath the bargc, aud was
never aiterward seen.
The brothers OF the unfortunate young
man, who reside IN this city, oiler reward
of 300 for the recovery of his body.
Young smith bore IN irrcproachablc char
| acter, and never failed to win the respect
| and esteem OF those with whom he became
acquainted. At the competitive eXamina-
ton Tor the appointment to represent this
congressional district at the West Point mill.
tary academy, he stood very creditable en-
animation, and was looked upon rs among
the most Intelligent OF all the applicants.
ON Al DLl ON l,AMA lNll,IN
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
IMPORTANT MEETING lESTE.DAl
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.

| The Chamber of Commerce met at the
usual hour yesterday morning. While the
attendance of our Cairo business men was
| large, there wa present quite a number of
strangers, among them gentlemen OF promi-
| nencc in business circles ia the communitics
in which they live
After The sales We're over the meeting was
called to order by the president. and com.
mittecS' reports heard.
Mr.. II. l.. Halliday, chairman of the COM
mlttee To employ secretary, reported two
communications, one from Mr. W. r Mckee,
and the other from Mr. T.. \. Burnett. The
subject was referred to the board of direct
Or,.
The committee TO secure q hall, through
their president, j. NJ. Phillips, reported
that Culfs new hall could be obtained for
So per month.
ON motion the board of directors were in
structed 10 close bargain with Mr.. Cuhl.
\ communication from SIR. Punch, super
intcicnt OF the Mobile and Ohio railroad, to
Mr.. j. H. Jones, agent in this city, was then
read, explaining the delay in receiving Cairo
ireigbts at Columbus.
The following resolution was then offered
by Nr. ID. 4. Parker, the consideration of
which, after some discussion, was, on mo-
tion OF Mr. Ayers, postponed until to-mor.
row morning, when every member OF the
Chamber is requested to be present:
Resolved, That we, ~ members OF the
Cairo Chamber ui Commerce. are oppose,.
TO moving the cars OF of Lcyec street until
such time as there may be some better
way, or place provided for handling the
large quantities of freight arriving in our
city.
The question of the hour Of meeting came
up for discussion and after two or three
motions and amendments, the chamber de
termincd to meet hereafter at 0! O'Clock, o..
IN. An adjournment then took place TO
NEE. at their new hall tomorrow morning
The following were the sales: Two cars
white corn, burlaps del, isc car mixed
corn, bnrlaps del, i3c / ear white mixed
oats, del, 3ic - bbls hour, 81 90.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
GOVERNMENT SALE.
Navy Department,
iiuTcali OF Construction aud Repair,

WASHINGTON, March L., 1913.
The navy department Will otlcr Tor sae Al
public auction at the United states naval
station, Mound City, Illinois. on THURSDAY
The IN ,ay OF Aprli, \. -. lNi3. al L. O'Clock. .
N, the United states s,crn-whccl, irOn-clad,
slngle-tuIrct vessel "OccOli," ol 3GI ton,
measurement; the propeller ron-clad. sin
slc-turrct vessels, marietta" and san
dushy,' each OF 80 tons measurement; and
the propeller steamer "Mignonettc," of 80
ton. measurement.
The vessels ana the inventory Of articles
To be sold with each, can be examined at
any time before the day of sale, on applica-
ton 10 the commandment OF the station.
twenty per ccntum OF the whole amount
oi The purchase money IN each case must be
deposited at the time OF sale, the balance
within ten days from the date OF conirIna-
ton Ol sale 10y the department, and the YES
sci or other articles purchased. must be re-
moved from the station within two weeks
from the date Of such confirmation.
II not confirmed the money deposited VIII
be returned.
The government reserves the right to
Withdraw TIE vessels. or either of them.
from sale at any time, and to reject any bid
or ulcr which may be considered inadequate.
There VIII also be offered Tor sale at the
same time and place, and subject to the same
terms and conditions, one old boom, now in
Use ot the station for the protection OF the
vessels, together with such boats, furniture
and stores, under the cogniZancc of this bu-
reau, as do not properly belong 10 the ycs-
sels named, and will be sold separately.
NAVAL STATION, MOUND CITY, March 10
1873.
The foregoing order from the Navy de-
partncnt Is published by authority OF the
csmmandant of station.
FRANCIS 4. GILLETT,
3-2O-tf PaSmastcr q :. Navy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1873-03-25
AUCTION SALE.

| will sell at my salc,-room, corner sixth
street and Commercial avenue, large as
sortment OF dry goods, consisting mainly OF
nice styles of spring dress good-, etc. The
goods must be sold without reserve. The
ladies are requested 10 be present. as there
will be some great bargains. sale 10 take
place at my auction room, corner sixth
street and Commercial avenue, Wcdnc.d day
morning, March 20, ats ain. In the even.
ing will sell a large assortmcnt.of gents
clo,hin. and gents furnishing goods. sale
10 continue day after day until the whole
stock has been closed out
3-4j-lt ID. HARTMAN, Auctionrcr.