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Shining Clothes.
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. l9''
REGISTERS OFFICE

REGISTERS OFFICER
AUSTIN, Nevada. Deccmbcr 25u. io'r,l
pultE Is HEREIN GlNtN, ihai
" Hermann "Heyncmann has ,illS way
filcl i'm this Office Il pat, t"St.h..
with n notice of application LOT p''.ch.
from the United states, uiu'f ny VI
,'nurrrss approved May 1uth, 49,, ior
foir hundred ttV feet 81 n certain N'lh'
Indc ar dcl osli of quartz or other r"ck IN
nlocr. bearing silver, known rs tue IL
coma lode, II EOf' et h~orthcaSlenis
and no feet southwcstcriy from ti's Ia
coma shaft, situated in the Eur'kt H,IH-
inc District, | undcr County, state ol He,
yada, and more particular! "'S''ioe"
as SURVEY No. So.
beginning at Il post marked No.l' -.
s"ry,.y NJ. 81. whence post No. ] of sur
W., No, 80. made tor Hermann fieync-
MANN upon the DundcrutrSc l"d', G'ars
y. - deg. W. lIi6 Ret. ihe SUNNI
Ruby Hill NO.. | lcar> y. Is drS. 81 MN.
". ii ~ feet. \ prominent rocky loint,
No . I summit of silver HUI, hears y.
Jp,ir,. 81 min. r. S9ta feet. Jh" Hay star
i'm tlr town of Eureka bears y. ~ deg. ~
min. +. 1858 feet, and the !ac"m" shait
bears :. losi d, =. W. ~ IL ictt +; lh'hce
mining :. ~. deg. +. 200 lc't Thence
:" i0s deg, w. 40d feet thence y. 49A
deg. w. 100 feet, and thence y. III neg
f.. 400 feet tothr place Of b'GlnnliG, coi'-
tanning | and 81 90 acres. COURSES en-
pressed from the true mcriG1an win II
magnetic Variation OF III Il! deg. Fast.
mis- claim is on unsurvcycu land, and
is bounded on neither emf 10y any khnwn
claimants. The nearest mine is the liei-
cna Mortimer on the northeast.
The notice and diagram If the bow
claim IAN be found posted al the Tacoma
shaft.
ALFRED f. SHANNON,
GoS-eAd Register.
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Minine Clothes.
Apple cation for p....
NOTICE No, loo
L. IS. REGIsIrp,.

o.S. h~EGlsTER's uyv,,.
AusTIN, Nevada, Dt cember SssNG
NJ OIlCE Il HEREBY orN Il.
~ Hermann HcynemannhN b
iled i'll this Cii.ce n nia, .astAs-
with a notice of llicatidn" igs
from the United States r"fal
grcss approved May 10, ls.s adG
hundred ti6UO) feet of n certa,,i ~ SUI
or dcl o>ll OF quartz or other rncL 'eN Z
bearing silver, known astb. iSaa NJ !
lode, running ,57 iett in nm 90 nan
s43 i"tt i'll westtr ly drrrciinn =
. und,rtcrgc incline, situa,"a NVN
Eureka Mining District, lan,u . :
state Vt Nevada, and NOR IlG
described aS follows, to vii P"''kss
~ kVEN No. ~
lcginning Mt II oSt marked Y.
survey No. ~. whence Iost NJ ~
\ty No. -, maze for the tureLn i,Gx
oatcu MihlLg Conn any ulon Ih sqs
Eye loGc sr. DEPOSIT. LEAFS \. "
min. W. SOL let. The hipL,,no nv.
huhy I'M. No. |, tears y. i nsa
W. 80 1c,t. \ uromin, M r"sINV!
No. ,, the summit oi silver Hill
- uCg. - NH. T. 49, fc,t. Iha'GH'
IN the town oi Eureka bears \ i ~.
min. J.. l5,-@5 feet, and Tie COW"
main inclln" on the aud,ri"sIui
bears : Ss94 deg. j.. $40 l.. tr,,'s
running n. MI, deg. F.. sl2 l.2,e,, !
;. 81 u deg. J.. 49, feet: thence i
r: ana 40 ;tet: thence N.al.
W. ol3fc't: theme :. 81 III deg. VA
feet. ana thence n. 50. deg. u s"S.ss,
the place of beginning, cCntaini,e.,
:)-itO acres. Courses eXl r,s>en, ~,
true meridian. with n n.aeu,tjr ,a,.
oil III IL deg. East. "@t
This claim is on unsurvevcd lana !
is lound,d on neilhorrnd iy anvil
claimants. The nearest mina !
JenkSNiilc on the west.
The notice and diagram Of The N
claim can betOund ros,,d at the hi
btrgc Incline " on the lode. /
All RED L. SHANyUri
lHS-f IL
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Application for fater

~ rer,x yrr.
o.H. MoS ia
-,rcr !"Hu"uii.tt III
- rnnr and Id
NeIincr' honias ."lii, "nus
tunoln' "ho>o pos'oiii,o "'%% \. yars
Ma ai'u'r county, rtaIe oiNt ."u
MADE a~plilcalloh I"r la'et' III 0HI
S"ilu (I,U.ll ilii,"r ley NM I
.1uc' u arihE SiiN'r anu o'n' ,t", III
SAME LeihS lot'I n''ii"i'. -
ISL! an. SIN hu"ut," ,horron 1
'rI\. nom discovery shi'i' lhci,'a,
>urthce Siouiiu '"o nui" Wia;rs
N!ulh' >i'tdl'u III E"',N" af
lrIct. amer Coul'!; C' N".,s 4
scrlo,u IN me pla' ai'u litlu io
III tillS oI'.c', IL, loIl""S, VIZ
L.. -. SURVEY. Ne. %
TCcinripr nj q rost marked NOI
: S,r>ry \n : .wbcrce lost M
survey 40. 20, II adt " NE luz,
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TO THE EFORTUNAT
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBRON'S DIsPENsARY

Noe 23 kEARNEY STREET,
~ corner Commercial. san (r~
Francisco. Private entrance on ~
Commercial street. Established
in 1884, for the treatment OF SrNu-
al and seminal Disease, such as GunOrr.
hea, Glect, structure, syphilis in all H.,
forms. seminal Weakness, lmpotcncy.
etc, etc. II diseases OF years Standing,
and liberated Legs, etc, successfully
Or. GIBEON has the pleasure of an.
nouncin| mat he has returned from Wis.
itingthe principal Hospitals OF Eurorc
and has rcsUncd practice.
Inc Doctor has spared neithertime no,
money IN seeking out new remedies, ana
has returned with increased laclItie, for
the al!eNlation OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
seminal emission is the CONSEQUENCE
ol ~StII-aoosr. inns solitary vice, or dc.
PRAYED scAua indulgence, is ~practIcpd l.,
tite youth OF OIL SEXES to an almost mn.
limited extent, producing with unCrrirr
certainty the following train of norI,G
symptoms, unless com batci by scipntinr
medical measures, VIZ Sall0w couurrn.
hhce, dark spots under the ewes. uain in
the mead, ringing in the ears. noise like
tht rushing Oh leaves or rafting OF char.
tos, unraSlncSS about TIE loinS. Wa kunse
oi the limbs, confused vision hIn,tNt -
~tellect, loss OF confidence, dillidrncr m No..
lToacllng strangers, Il dislike IN t,rir,
new acquaintance, Il dlsl position TO snur
socirt!, loss o. IN mory, pimpIcs and VA.
clouS cEuptionS about the iacr hr,.t,c
huShes, lurred tongue, toiid Lrpnth
coughs, consumption, night sweat rnn.,
n"hiahla, ana frequently insanity. if re-.
lel DC not nbtaintd You should aunly I'M
iheuiatclN, either III person or liz It,t -
ana nave cure effected by his nov ANA
>~clthllHc mode OF treating this 1iS.nvo
when never Tails OF ciTcctlng n Quick ana
radical cure. anu
Cured at Home.
mtrsons AT Il distance NAV be CI-PEn
~ tioME, by addressing a letter In IN
uibBoN, Stating case, SYMPTOMS. Innntb
vi llhe Inc disease has continued nTnI
nave medicine promptly forvnrJcd trnn
rom damage and curiosity. To my ,,,r,
Oh the country. Will iull ana plain Lrac'
IONS Tor use, by incloSIng $40 in coin in a
registered letter through the Posioftice nr
'hi"uSn Neils, Fargo < Co.
- package OF medicine will he fnruora
Gu py Express toany part OF the Union
PERSONS wrltingtnthe Doctor will nInos.
STATE me name OF the paper they snn,his
advertisement in. s w 'iis
tial. s 'ohiuen-
Address, DIR. }. +. GIRDON
@ 1857. San Francisco Calitnrn;o
mntrlN
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

SILVER MINING COMPA-
Ny. = ocation OF works. Eureka
Mining District, Lander County, state oil
Nevada.
NoTICE-Thcre are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account
OF ass ssmcnt No. 9. levied on the dh
day of January, 1873, the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

JACKSON MINING COMPANY-LO-
y cation of works, Eureka Mining Dis.
trict, Lander County, Nevada.
Notice.-lhere are delinquent upon the
following described stock On q OF
assessment no. A. levied on the sd day
OF January, 1877, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows
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and in ACCORDANCE with law and an or
der of Board OF Trustees, made on the
SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARl. 1873, so
many shares of each parcel of said STOCK
as may be necessary, will be bic at pub
lie auction, at the office of the Company,
on the SMITH DAY OF MARCH, 1873,
at the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment there.
OH, together with costs of ADVERTISING II
expenses of sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary.
Onlcc-Room ~, Hayward's Building.
No. 4l9 California street, sal Francisco,
California, tlS
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Apple cation for Pater,
NOTICE NO, 1876

L. :. REGISTERS OFyur d
AUSTIN, NtNada, December I'D il. /,
~ OllCE is HEREBY Giyry y
" hermann litynemann has IN, y
nlcu in this Office Il plat, together III
notice OF application nora paien, M, 4
United states. Ilucf act OF lorrr1l
lnoNcd May 10. ~, Tor riybt I'M 4
(SJUl ictI uI II I, rtain vein, lode gresA
oil quartz or other rock in place, In
silver. known as the ORD won 4
runniI = ICu feet LoItherIy aid M
SoutheIly from the Lord l,ron b
situated in the Eureka Mining lftt
Lander county, state or Ne,acs \
more particularly described as fob
to Wit
SURVEY no. 81.
BEGINNING at n post marked No. Id
survey No 81, whence osl MOL usA
NO. IS, made fer Hermann llcyntaE
III on the RI lofaUo deposit or lode, Z
y. ~ deg 3 min. +. .152 feet. lhr 4
NIT OF EuhN Hi No. bears y. sd
MI. W. 97j6 feet. y Prominent IA
point. No. =, the summit Of Sil,el Il
bears \. deg. 80 min +. 93ig feet. I
flag StH1f IN he town OF Eureka btGsl
- deg. "a min. f.. 1854 feet, and The.
W, II shatt bears =. 81 DEG. ". i6
thence running : itp deg. Z. .MI
thence :. l3h uCg. W. 500 itet tlIls
1bh $40 feet, and thence y. 81 \
T.. $40 feet, Ia post No. |. the placed
ginning, containing . and G1.lQ Il
Courses expressed IRON the true nd
ian with magnetic variation Of ltss
last.
The claim is on unsurveyed land2s
is IOundtG on the moth ty The y
lode. and elsewhere ny no KRONE "a
ants.
1he notice ard diagram of the
cain can be found posted al Tie |,
byron SHAFT.
ALFRED +. SHANNON
.3NC col paUxD1
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P Pancake Fire Brick

VIE SUBSCRIBER HAS. AT THE
RICHMOND FURNACE. n oman
MY OF Fire Rrick made tor lining tur.
haces, rom the Pancake stone. Furnace
men ian get them in quantities TO sun.
~-I J.p SULLIVAN.
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Ghe eureka Sentinel.

A DANBURY boy who re ldS the
papers went to his father with a
rope in his hand and told that
worthy that if he did not give
him fifty cents to buy Il Two
bladed iack-kuife he would forth
with hang himself. 1t was the
place of the old man to say:
Heaven forgive you my son, for
the awful thought here's the
fifty cents" He didn't say 1t,
however. He merely twined his
fingers i'm the young mans tresses,
and bumped his head against the
DORIAN until the suicide thought
it was the Fourth of July night.
A Boston youth dreamed the
other night that there was another
fire and that he was in 1t. lie
lsaped from the bed, and, without
stopping to think. went through
n tnird-story window and took
the sash with him. 1t vas not
necessary for him to take the sash
along, but he took it. After turn
ing over several times in the air
he lodged in the boughs of a
friendly tree. The sash fell
heavily on the pavement below.
The young man now sleeps with
the wardrobe against the window.
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FOR RENT.
TEE LODGING HOUSE KNOWN AS
The TRUCKEE LODGING HOUSE.

situated on North Main Street, ard con-
tanning Ten fine unfurnished Rooms.
Will Rent single unfinished Rooms at
SO per north. Inquire at the Boot Shop
of THOMAS MURPHY. ms
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MATCHMAKER.

q X. HYMAN WISHES TO IN
IN form tn public of Eureka that he
Ca aas eS aolisned himself at the
JewcAfy store III j. OrrENHElMER, on
Main street, as
Chief Watchmak er of Eureka!
All 1s-carat Cold Jewelry Repaired in
a workmanlike and Warranted.
X. HYMAN.
Rneka, Feb. 8, 1873. II
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And in accordance with law, and an
order of the Board of trustees. made on
the 23d day OF January, 1875, so many
shares OF each parcel OF said stock a.
may be necessary. will be sold at public
auction, at tn Office of the COMPANY.
room q, Hayward's Ruildins, 4I9 Caillor-
ma strStt, san fIanclscr, California, on
TUESDAY,, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF M3RtE, 1873, at tive boar q. /
o'clock p. ". Of said day. to pay said deIin-
luent assessment thereon, toy .thrr with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
IL. &. kIBBE, SECRETARY.
Omce-ROOm 81, Hayward's Pudding
40 California street, san Francisco, cali,
lornia. motd
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App,ication for Patent.
NOT II T. No. 2O5.
L, 5. LAND OFFICE. AUSTIN, New,
IAun-nr, .. ~ La 1A-l

L. 5. LAND OFFICE, AUSTIN. NEN.,i
January 18TH. 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREi,l GIVEN. THAT
~ 4. Sclmcr and Then rs Conn,
whose postoflicc address is Eureka. ! an
der county, state ot Nevada, have made
application Tor patent Tor six hunOrcd
fHtW linear tcct OF the Galloway lode,
bearing silver II other minerals. h
same being three huudrNd tiUJl lrct ", ST.
eflv and three hundred 600 feel eastcriy
from discovery shalt thereon, with sur
iacc ground two hundred feet in width ::
situate in Eureka Mining District, Lam
der county, state OF \e\ad, anu cScrilcd
in the plat and field notes on tile in this
office. as follows. viz:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-02
SIX WIVES.
1.-THE LAST ONE THE D-N EST
BEor WIFE 1 EVER HAD"

There lives in this county not many
miles from CAIRO a man who can boast OF
having planted five wives, and of having
taken to his heart the sixth ono He i-
not over fifty years Of age, and considers
himself good tor at least tnree more after
he has GO, out the slxth, and Ne he says
"the d-nest best wife no ever had"
A few days ago We were introduced to
this jolly old muchly and 'h.mArried
man, and he gave US sdetailed account OF
tho good aud bad qualities OF each one ct
the sir women he had during his life
taken "for better or for worse
His FIRST wife was :" good gal and a.
prit,y as = pictur = but she had bad
health and did not stop long with him.
The second one was not so pretty as the
frs, wife. They lived together for tw,
| years when she took the "measles and
they struck in and took her or
The third wife was "noi much accoun
anyhow; sho was dovilisb and wanted
to fight all tho time" Shs lived font
years and followed her predecessors ove,
( the river Jordan.
Wife No. was all tight" bu, .ho wa
always sick. She lived nine ycsrs, whsr
sue too went the way Of all the rest.
Then came wife No. 5. She was
"prelty fair sort of II woman but tho ole
man and her could not get along we'll
She wanted everything her own way, AM
ho was not always willing that she shoul,
be humored. They lived together for sew
crsl years and then parted, bu. they wer
no, divorced. After beng separate,
ak months they "mado up an
lived together again. In fou
months from ,ha. time, she aici and wa
"buried with tho rest.
The Old man some elk month, ago be
came acquainted and "fo!l H. love wi,
Pulaski county woman, and in 81
months from the time they first met, the
were made flesh Of one flesh and bone {
ons bone. They are now living toge.he
and to all appearances doing about .
well as'nsrried people generally do. Tb
old man Gays she 10 9 good woman, i
fact, she IL, according 10 bis cay 60, "th
d--nes, best wife he ever had They AT
b tn hale and hosrty and bid fair 20 last
long time.
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POLICE CUU At.
I Before +. Bross, p. NJ !


There were only four ordinance viola
tors before His Honor Judge Bross yes
terdsy--two on charges OF disorderly
conduct, one on = charge Of vsgrancy
and one for abusive language,
First on the list comes Bud Snudley and
Alfred Pastor, who, for tho sake Of smuse-
ment, went to one of the high-toned
bawdy-houses in the lower end OF the
city, and because one Of the girls
would DOT allow them sdmittanco into
her room, they fred several balls through
thought the boys had bad At least f We dol
iars worth Of fun, and accordingly taxed
sixty cents ss costs OF proceedings. Pas
tor WAS not on, of the meshes yet, for NJ
sooner had he paid the FIRST fine than bic
Hale arrested hum on = charge Of
fighting Iiu was found guilty and tne
| OF $40 and the "usual ri Awnings, booked
to HE account. ALI the 6nes were PAID,
and Nessp. Suudlev ana Pastor Wen,
their WAY poorer, and, II IL ~ Do hoped,
wiser men.
Then came Sleeper, Rev. Logan, VIII
| Vas arrested 10y Officer Henry Martin oL
| a warrant sworn out by Porter ADAM,
| one OF the deac,ns Ot Rev, SuJre. cnurur,
charging tbs said Sleeper with vsyrsucy-
with lettering about the city, with having
no visible means Of support, &C. "A
mum Der Of witnesses were called on either
side Of tho Case, The proprietor OF IN,
! 81 CHARLES hotel, VINO knows SI.rper-far
Sleeper once gave .uo AFORESAID hotel pro-
pristor instructions 10 cance. Ali charge.
| g,inst him for board, and sci the same
an 10 the account of the Lord. Their.
we're other witnesses, bit not enough
prove that Sleeper was u vagranl--
Sis-per Was discharged. Hs will probn
bly, conveae another council Of ministers
like himsslf--.pd dsospita.s oil the
hotel propristors, clearinghouse keepers,
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ifoDocs.
Runs. Outs.
9 =, rbLF' CHHFIIV'
ions NcEwEs, Jrp Scorers.
HENRY EisCrNT,

y 49, cav
a ISDs N S1sc1x4 ''' Scorers.
We see from tho Sun OF yesterday
that the Rov. Mr. Thomson has gone up
the Ohio river TO choose,an have clesned
of some nice shady place where those
whose go on the Eckert excursion can
have an oportunity TO get of stroll In the
woods, play croquet, talk love, swing and
enjoy themselves generally. SO you that
love the game, get your sets ready, take
the wife OF your bosom, il you have one, If
not take some nice young lady, and Cairo
is full OF them, and your children If you
have any, il you have not take some one
sise's. for no ore should go to picnic
without some children in care, and go on
board the steamer determined to enjoy
| yourself. For We are convinced that the
managers OF this excursion are determined
90 make the occasion SO pleasant that one
would have to have more perverted
taste than the editor of the Mound City
journal to not feel it to be AN enjoyable
and happy affair. AL are invited to take
their easy chars, Notwithstanding plenty
seats will be furnished for all. We are
certain that the Sun man suggested this
easy chair matter, for he loves good seat
next to his pipe, and he loves his pipe as
well as Methodist preacher does yellow
legged chickens. After the boat has landed
at the grounds that may be chosen,she will
90 to Paducah and lie there three or four
hours. II there should be any danger Of
cholera at Paducah, Of which there is bu,
little apprehension, the boat will go up
the river piece instead Of lying at the
wharf. Returning to the grounds about
four o'clock. At four precisely che will
star, back for Cairo which place she will
Peach by eight or eight and half o cloca
in the evening.
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STRA YED OR STOLEN,

swsy-bsck, sorrel mare, about 10
hands high, with heavy fore-top, about 0
years old, shod all around, had swelling
Oh the inside OF = hind leg caused by 4
kick, formerly owned by DR.. Ann. Of
Hazlcwood, and later by DR.. Renfrow of
Goose Island, She s,rsyed or was stolen
on the night Of the 26th inst. from the
livery stable Of the Subscriber In Cairo.
A liberal reward will DO given for her re-
turn, or information that may lead to her
recovery \. j. earle.
CAIRO, Illinois, June 30, 1873. 7.l-3t
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SECURE TIE snApOM.

Have you visited schlesinger's new pho.
tJgraph gallery on Eighth street between
Commercial and Washington avenucsg II
not, you should do -, aud give the proprie-
tor an opportunity to try his skill in taking
Of YOU a perfect likeness and splendid
picture. Mr.. schlesinger's gallery i. fitted
IN in the best style, with the intention OF
doing nothing but perfect work. The
ladies' drawing room j. beautifully fur.
nished. and the operating room hs. sky.
light unsurpassed by any in the West. Mr..
schlesinger hopes biz many friends. who
have heretofore given to him their patron
syc, will continue their iavors To them
! and the public generally he exte.ds an h..
Niiation TO visit his rooms. whether desiring
work done at present or not. satisfied tina,
the appearance OF his gallery. the many
conyeniences he has prOcured-inIeed, all
tue latest improvements IN hi- art--and the
SKIN OF an operator of great merit, lately of
London, Mr. Frank Locke steele, will com
mnhd their patronage when they shall need
work 10 be done. G-l6-lm.
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KYNAlroN TO THE FRONT.

Mr.. James ynaston, whose reputation as
a butcher Is Ar excellent with the people
Of this city, \has opened new meat
shop near the q ner OF Commercial avenue
ana wentieth \reet, next door to MIR. Pat
bnrFs grocery sire. Il sawell Known and
acknowledged faith MIR. Kynaston, dur.
ing his long expNcnce in the meat bu.i-
ness IN this city, ncN r offered to his custom.
ers anything but h\choiccst of every Kind
Of meat. lie is gid Judge u cattle. and
buys nothing but IN youngest and attest,
and asa consequence MAS the best Of beef
The same may be saidti every Kind of mea,
sold by him. Give him atrial, and our word
for II, you viii always W. pleased. G-ls-u
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CAIRO DAILY BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 2, 1873

Railroad company having failed to CON-
py with the ordinance giving said COM
pany the right Of way down Commercial
avenue, that the ordinance committee be
Authorized to draft an ordinance repeal.
ing the same.
Alderman NJ, iris moved TO lay the reso.
luton on the table. Ayes--BiXby, Nor.
ris, Phillips and Ritten house--4. Nays.
korsmeyer, McEwen McGsuley and Mcy
ers-4.
Mayor Wood having the casting vote
voted in the negative.
The resolution " . adopted.
Chas. Lancaster, Marsh Warren, and
Henry Sargent, were appointed as specis
police for - Mays park on Friday mex,
Alderman Bixby offered the following
resolution, which was adopted; Alder
m n Morris and McEwen voting aeaius
it:
WHEREAS, As IL Is proposed 10 build ,
! narrow.gsuge railroad from Cairo. mi
mis-, to Paris, Kentucky. thence to Hunt.
vile, Alabams, and thence 10 Shi,, island
on the gulf OF Mexico and
WHEREAS, There will be holden a con
vention tor the purpose Of discussing tn
subject and TO enquire into the exped ienc,
Of routes, etc, at Huntsville, Alabama, ol
July I, 1873, therefore be IL
| Resolved, That the best interests o
Cairo will DO subserved by being repre-
sented ia said convention, and that Ia
mayor be authorized to appoint a commit
tee Of three tn attend said convention a
an expense not 90 exceed $50
The mayor appointed ID. T. Lnegai
Judge Bros and John II. Oberly sal
committee
Anumber OF saloon keepers presentc
their bonds for licences, which were sever
sly approved anl license ordered to issu,
Adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-02
EXCURSION TO DENVER.

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AGENTS OFFICE, Cairo, July /, 1873.
The Memphis spd St Louis Packe.
company. now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo TO Denver and return
s'', good for ninety days from date of
SAFE. Also regular tickets on sale for
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and all principal points
west, and by river and rail to all points
south. For further information call at
the conpsny's Office, No. Il Ohio levee,
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois.
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Agt.
Sol. A. SILVER, Passenger Art.