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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-14

FROM COLUMB BUS.

fIt otT.
CoLuAnus, September l3-Senator
Thurman utterly denies tho statement OF
Senator Morton, made at Dayton, that he,
THURMAN requested Morton to withdraw
his motion to strike out of the salary bill
the clause increasing the salaries of sena-
tors and representatives in congress.
Thurman rays that he did not say one
word TO Morton about that motion. lie
will notice that and some other points OF
Mortons speech next Tuesday al Batavia
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FROM WASHINGTON.
APPOINTED GOVERNOR

APPOINTED GOVERNOR.
WASHINGTON, d. g., September IA
The president has appointed Alexander
p. Sheppard governor Of the District of
Columbia, vice Henry u. Cook, resigned.
ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS
leaves tonight for Hartford, Connecticut,
TO look after heCredit n obilier suits which
come up in the United States court there
on Tuesday next. Aftor a conference
with the government counsel, the attorney
general will return TO Washington.
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JOHN II. OBERLY. Rdito, and Publisnsl

FsAScis vIcroaIA PlILPs, sgsd one
year, daughter Of Mrs. Katie Phelps Of
Chester. was the hrst premium baby,
at the Bsllsvills fair and drew the first
prize. Weed sewing machine, worth
ninety dollars. The baby was we'll named
Victoria.
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FROM PITTSBURG.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PIrrsBuRo, September is.-Shortly be-
fore 9 O'Clock last night an accident oc.
CURED on the Pennsylvania railroad, one
mile east of Wilmore, by which one man
was killed and several wounded. All
trsins east and west are delayed, and a
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LOUISVILLE, Sop. l3.-Riyer stationary
with feet 10 in. in the canal. The
steamer Henry Probasco took on so ton.
freight for Now Orleans. Arrived, Ben
Franklin, Con. Lytle Cidcinnati; II. 5
Turner, New Orleans. Departed, Ben.
Franklin, Gen. Lytle, Cincinnati; Dove
No. ., Kentucky river Morning Star,
Henderson; II. s. Turner, Cincinnsti;
Probasco, New Orleans; Ada Holman,
Cairo.
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STEAM Engines. WILL. STEAMBOAT
FoRGEs AND PWE FlTTrSG,
HIACIITET -Ele =

M ~. - Z 1 !. In Il .lC 4
Manufactured aud repaired.
special attention gwen to Hight and heavy
forging, house. bridge, railroad aud jail worn
aud 81 Norh oil similar character.
steam aud gas hitting IN all IL branches,
\ ftll assortment OF Morris, la-Lrr & co..
Philadelphia pipe AMI ittugs. Brass goods,
etc, ana gas fixtures always on hand.
Piping of house iur ga made u specially.
Agent for Cameron special steam pump
and boiler feeder. The best manufactured.
Coils patent ,yphon pumps, and Jud1On',
patent governor and governor valve,
The following engines, etc., for safe
Two steamboat engines, 49, inch bore o.!
cylinder; i've feet stroke. aud in good order.
one steamboat shalt and crank. most iron.
one engine for hoistiug irciget; ltNl5.
one ION20 saw mill engine, with shail and
! crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
one new MP engine: my own mInui1c.
turr.
Also. a secondhand sts,c cutting ma
chime and iOinter. and warehouse holster.
| Machines in good order.
Engines and machinery of al Kinds bought
! aud sold.
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MEMrnrs, September 13-Cloudy, and
mercury ~. River rising. Departed
Grand Tower, st. Louis; John Howard
Louisville
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New ORLEANS, September I3.--Ar-
rived, G. b. Church, Cincinnati; Henry
Ames; st. Louis. No departures. Clou-
dy and pleasant.
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PITTsBCRG, September l3.--Riyer Oh
the stand with 2 feet in the channel.
Weather cloudy and cool. Raining
nearly all tho afternoon.
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MEMPHIS, September l3-No boats
down to-day. Up, Arlington and Par
goud. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
River falling.
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NASHVILLE, September l3.-Riycr de-
clining. Thrty.tour inches on shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant,
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Lattners Excelsior saloon, corner
of Washington avenue and Four
zenith street, is the place to get
fine lunch. Everything is served
up in good style, and George himself pre-
sides to SEQ that all arc waited upon.
g-7-tf
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Hssa" You can buy SIX
and one-half lbs. Durant's
a Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and ono-half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound /; Best Gun
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seyenty-fve Cents per pound ;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev-
erything proportionately cheap
~ HJpAM RIYRy
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CtScISSATI, September l3.--Rivcr
feet . inches and falling Departed,
Laura Davis, Memphis.
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RIVER.

Rise ana Fall of the Rivers
For "a hours ending SPIN, Sept. T., 1875
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Above Changes.
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EDWIN GAkLANB,
Observer Zig. Ser. I. >. A.
, 1873-08-03

1ATANTED-TO DUY-25 on 81 TEET FIilHr-CLAss
w rcstuare AuslnoEs lot, In the vicinity q Wood
aud Mad!;ongs WiIl pay ~ 0 9f W Wy A. iFsI pnS
, 1873-08-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


1AEANrED-A IeEsInNNCE LOT FOR CASH.
W. hiMsl ,o bargain, south ofTWsny!eoond.s nMu
oasto htatost iH Hoforsu A!dtrss W IEl1nMo oase.
11FANTED:-I WISH 10 NUY A HOUSE AND LOTT
~ houth SdI eREt Of HtnN-st. RHa nnFth Of IWohy1
tstt;st "r which Mi!n to Ay gsSh aoTn; ao
T. G!1o looaton and description Of psuuisos j. HON.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-25

Jail to the old hospital building have ,es-
capped. Their names are Patrick Men
nedy, George Brady, John Griffin, JAS.
Kenny and A. G. Bradley.
Matthews L johnson, proprletors OF n
faro bank, were fined 5000 each to-day
5y the Police Court, and seven other
persons, who pleaded guilty OF visiting
the house, were fined $40 each.
It is reported that the San Francisco
and North Pacific Railroad has been
purchased from the Central Pacific Com
,,any by its builder, Peter Donahue.
Charles A. Russell, convicted of the
murder Of James Crotty, will be brought
before Judge Dwinelle this afternoon
and sentenced unless his counsel sue
ceeds in obtaining further delay.
There will be running races at ASrl-
cultural Park tomorrow for a purse OF
$500. =.
The Chinese gamblers battle detective
Clarke by stalking white beans and tras-
ments of tin. He is making strong ef-
forts to fathom the mysteries of the
game.
The mining stock market continues
weak and vascillating. Brokers complain
of a great amount of floating com, ana
their countenances generally wear any
thing but q cheerful and hopeful express
sion. The field of the curb stone opera
tors is nearly monopolized by lightning
calculators, 'steel pen sellers, ''Escu-
palian banjo players and adhesive ce-
ment" agents, each of whom draws a
crowd. oo,>
Gold, 113A@113s.; Greenbacks, $50
IA SQL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Day.
Carson CRY, January "a, 1873

Carson CRY, january "a, 1873.
MORNING SESSION.
Assembly convened at IL A. II.
Speaker Bowman in the chair.
Roll call-Quorum present.
Prayer by the Rev. James Woods
Chaplain.
Minutes read and approved.
Grey, of White Pine, rose to ques-
tom Of privilege. Yesterday while in
the chair, he declared recess OF the
House rather hastily-which was meant
for joke, but he regretted to learn that
some members had taken exceptions to
his action and thought it disrespectful.
He was sorry for what he ha. done; sor-
nv his action had not been received IN
the spirit which had prompted it, be-
cause there was nothing which he COW
eted more than the good will OF this
House. Silent acceptation OF apology.
Savage, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported adversely to the
bill to print legislative proceedings OF
1921.
hickey, from Internal Improvements
Committee, reported substitute IN rela-
ton to public highways. ~
Sessions offered resolution, that oil
resolutions heretofore adopted by the
Assembly in relation to printing OF Oils
be rescinded. Adopted.
On motion of Savage, OF Elko, the
bill for the relief of Jonathan Williams
was taken from the table.
Crawford offered q resolution instruct
ing the Sergeant-at-Arms to deposit all
the remaining copies of Rules and Reg
ulations with the Secretary OF State.
Adopted. W.,
Savage moved that the Jonathan Will
liams Relief bill be ordered engrossed.
A lenchthy discussion ensued and the
motion was lost by noes, 25; ayes, Is.
Prague. of Nve, introduced Il bill for
the construction of fences and planting
of trees at the Orphans Home. Appro-
pirates 81, OOO-$7OO for fences, and $500
| for trees]. ,.,,
Morrison, of Storey, introduced bill
| for the government and maintenance o.
the Orphans Home. Ordered printed
Grey's bill to amend the revenue law
WIS. on motion of the author, indefinite
lypostponed. ,,,;
highways, was referred and ordered
Stearns' bill, to protect the cages o.
labor (mechanics and other labo' ers
made preferred creditors) was referred
to the Committee of the whole and made
special order for Monday noon.
Shoaff's bill to print the Journals O.
the Territorial Legislatures of lo62-lS6:
referred to Committee Of the Whole ant
made special order for II o'clock Mon
day next.
At12;52 Assembly adjourned.
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ence of the State Printing and with
a view to permanence as an institu-
ton of Carson City, and in view of
tho fact that We shall soon be fully
prepared to compete with any house
that is likely to bid for the State
work. yet do we feel in duty bound,
as one of the guild, to protestagains
measure which will, if perfected,
withhold from the craft the we'll
merited but long deferred act of JUS
tice which is contemplated in the
bill under whose provisions the term
of the Printers Office is extended to
an equal length with that of the
other State officers.
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The @tw 4ailp appeal.
WHITE PINE sENATORsHIP.

We are not disappointed at the re-
suit Of the contest over the White
Pine Senatorship, but we cannot help
believing that the action which was
had yesterday will cdfne to be deeply
regretted ut some future day: for
there are two dangerous presidents
involved in the manner Of its settle
ment-precsdents which may rise
up in judgment against those or the
successors of those who voted in
favor OF giving a vote to m interest
ed party and then saying, virtually,
that . constituency may be deprived,
by blunder Or otherwise. OF the
right to participate in tie principle
,pon which the Upper House OF
every American Legislature is Great
ID and held together-the conserv-
.tive principle which demands that
with each coming session a new III
fusion of representative materials,
fresh from the people, shall be
mingled with and constitute part
of such branch OF the Legislature.
We believe the decision to be err
roneous; and we cannot at all com
nrehend the course of reasoning
which led Senators to vote in favor
Of giving one of the sitting members
. vote. By the same token any Leg
islator might Just as we'll vote for
bill whose passage would put none,
in his own pocket.
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SOME LINES of poetry having ref
erehce to o recent case of bereave
ment by death were left out of this
issue of the APPEAL for the reason,
that the bereaved parties had already
s!gnified an objection to being made
the subject of newspaper comment.
This fact was not known to the edit
or when the author of said lines was
in our Office.
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the LATEST TELEGRAMS
From the East.

A telegram from Hongkong was
received Yesterday at the Office OF the
Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY an
nouncing that the steamer Alaska is
overdue at that point three days in
the voyage Of eight from Yokohama.
caused considerable excitement.
especially among those interested IN
the stock of the company.
Col. Juan Marias. the English
Minister Of the Republic of Cuba,
goes to Washington to Cay to see the
President and Secretary Fish and ex
plain the existing feeling in England
about Cuban matters. It is stated
that many prominent officials OF
Great Britain requested Macias to
make this visit.
London letters say the German Gov
eminent are about to purchase the Por-
tueese settlement in Delago Bay, South
ern Africa, with the view of colonizing
emisrants there. .,
AS the steamers of the Atlantic mail
line are not yet released from seizure.
the mails for Havana were yesterday de-
ferred. The financial difficulty OF the
company IS expected to be soon settled.
The Tribune expresses its anxiety at
the probability of Tweed's escaping AIDE.
uuate punishment because OF the bad
manner in which the case is managed.
Ex-Controller Connolly is expected to
testify next Monday.
CHICAGO. Jan. N.-The great storm o.
Yesterday ceased about midnight. The
1880, ,,,os tho hon viast of the season and
drifted in immense banks on the streets
and along the railroad lines. It is nearly
complete blockade on all the railroads
leading to the city. :,
LONDON, January a. The journals
here express their indignation in the
strongest terms at the heartless conduct
of the Captain of the unknown steamer
which sunk the North Fleet. The Gov
ernmcnt has offered reward for the dis
covery of her name. Sixty survivors Of
the Inflated ship have arrived in Lon
don.
Information has been received that thu
steamship which SINK the emigran
ship North Fleet, off Duogeness high
house. on Wednesday night, was Span
ish vessel bound for Cadiz. She is re
ported to have put into the harbor o
Havre with her bows damaged. 4
| large quantity of wrecked stuff from
the North Fleet has come ashore OF
the Kentish coast. but no bodie
have vet been recovered. A committee
headed by the Lord Mayor of the city
i, being formed to receive subscription
for the rescued passengers, who ar
destitute.
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Eastman, Fox, Haz;ett, Mccoy, McClin-
ton, Moore, McBeth, Phelan, Thompson,
Walter-13.
By Moore:
Resolved, That the whole subject mat
ter in regard to the contested White Pine
Senatorship be indefinitely postponed.
A motion to adjourn was made and
lost-8 to Is.
Mills moved to adjourn until Monday
IL O'Clock. Carried by II to 6.
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duced into the Assembly to repeal
the Act of 1854 IS creating the Office
Of State Printer. We will briefly
state some reasons, practical and
equitable, why that bill is calculated
At this juncture to do injustice to
the State - we'll as to tho printing
fraternity.
The printing which is done for
this State il executed under q virtual
contract now: that is to say, the State
Printer, from the time Of his nomina
tion in Convention until the Spring
VII Oh succeeds the Legislature whose
billa he prints, receives not one penny
from the State Treasury. In other
words. the State Printer undertakes to
bear every cent of the expense Of the
Pablo printing-.barring thepurchase
Of paper; and in the course of his du-
hes he is obliged to expend a very
considerable sum Of money much OF
which goes out for incidental ex
penses which ore not reckoned in, in
the usual business of printing:-For
instance in the continual outlay OF
money for extraordinary assistance
made necessary by the occurrence OF
such emergencies as are always aris'
ing from the urgent needs and hurry
of . Legislature. The Bill work
s.w,t be done at the Capitol to be OF
any ready avail to the Legislature;
and it, execution will not justify any
printer in bidding much, if any less,
DER thousand ems, than the State
pavs uow-from the fact of these oft
recurring emergencies and the long
delays precedent to payment. And
tho Bill-work constitutes nearly NIL
tho "fat" which falls to the printer.
Moreover, the Bill which has just
passed the Assembly making the term
Of the State Printers Office four in
stead Of two years contemplates SO
much Of justice to the printing fra.
ternity, lifting its representatives in
the St.te government out of the con-
dition Of inequality which has hith-
srto 6een-thSnst upon them by the
invidiqus distinction of q two years
term for the public printer. that it
seems like an attempt at neutralizing
that act of tardy justice before itself
has been fairly established, thus to
attempt the obliteration of the Office
itself. .....'
Furthermore let us say, very en-
phatically, that whatever is done OF
contemplated with regard to this
matter. . very great piece of injustice
Will b wrought upon the publishers
and printers Of Nevada If they are
to be forced in order to have . hani
in tho State Printing to compete will
The ezaensive printing houses ant
ehear rates OF San Francisco, Sa6ra
mento and the East. .
Atprssent the journeymen printsa,
Who work In Nevada can claim and
set IN advance of 1t least fifty pc
cent. upon what is paid in the citie'
Of California; and unless the Lesis
lature t~epli $50 ont Of its way t
discount the rates OF printers wages
it will decline 70 give support to Mi
Stoddsra's bill.
Nov let not the attitude OF th
ArrxA1 be misunderstood in thi
matter. We aps very far from ~
pretending any misfortune to ou'
.elvss from the possible repeal OF til
l.rintsrs' Act; for while our extensiv
a.L thoroughly appointed job ono
was established in entire independ
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umpire CITY MINING COMPANY
~ Location of Works. Hot Spring District.
nnn,las county. State of Nevada.-Notice is
hereby given. that at a meeting of the Board OF
trustees of said Company, held on the invent. :
third day of January, A. D 1872. an Assessment
of five dollars per share was levied upon tie
,iatelv in United States gold coin, to the Seer :
tary at Empire City, orr,sby county; State OF
Nevada. Any stock upon which said asst 5
nent shall remain unpaid on the 23d day OF
February, A. D. 1873. shall be oeemed dslln.
,,nrnt. ana will be duly advertised for sale at
bubble auction. and unless payment shall b.
made before, will be sold on Monday. oath dry
Of MARCH. A. D. 1873. to pay the delinqnenr
assessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses of sale.
iao5-td JOSEPH WALTER. Secretary.
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MARRIED.

In Carson Valley. January 10. at the residence
~ tho GROOM. by Rev. G. b. Hinkle, High Park
to Miss Rebecca Cook, both of Carson Valley.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, January M.-Five OF
the prisoners removed from the county
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DIED.

DIED.
At the Lake View House. Wednesday. January
-. Fidelia wife of Joseph Norton, aged ~ years
and month.
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NOTICE..

A~otice is hereby given that the nm
IL dersigned have sold all thefe right; tIle
"a themselves in the wood business, and thu (
Iii debts which had accrued fro1m the date OF the
cont ract and all bills due said firm, will pc pala
and collected respectively BY the purchaser, Z.
WELLETTE ALE nED ~ 1rnH
Caron City, January II. 1873. I'm"
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NEW TODAY.

NEW TO-DAY.
Or, PAUL N. Brennan,
vvluE CELEBR 1TED LECTURER ON
Health AMI Disease, will commerce MS
popular course in the CARSON THEATEh,
Monday Evening, January ~, 1873
The first lecture will be FREE TO ALL, and
the subject is ::
The Throne Of the Mind;
or a "SEAncH FOR THE SOUL" This is grand
subject and original with the talented Doctor,
who ALWAYS draws crowded house. Ja.'--t
NEW STORE new GOODS!
Mrs. Wilheimina Beck,
yyyaKEs THIS OCCASION TO m
form, the People of Carson City and vIcln-
ity that she has opened
A NEW STO r e
In Sweeney's Building, ora King ST.,
Where she offers for sale a fine stock Of
Millinery, Dry Goods, Shoes,
and the like. SHIRE of the patronage Of the
Public is respectfully solicited.
~ Ladies' will do we'll to give her call
Carson City January %, 1873. Ja-o-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13

] have on hand large and beautiful assort-
ment Of i.. ".'
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
and as this department is now receiving special
attention, trust it will not be considered ne
cessary for gentlemen to leave the city for sup
plies, rs they can find IN my stock an assortment
Ms to prices am satisfied that the same goods can
be bought here rs cheaply as in any house in the
United States. l would be glad to have those OF
our fellow-citizens who seem to delight in an
nouncing that their purchases in this line have
Tor many years been made North, to examine
and compare goods and prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13

NEW STORE.
+ 6. SWAINE
Wouldinform his friends and the public gcner
ally that he has leased the store on the corner of
Cameron and Royal streets, 81. q. Milburn's old
stand) and will keep, in connection with the
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, No u
Royal street, u frst-class
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can be found at all times fresh Roll But
ter, Poultry, Eggs Hominy, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Potatoes, Canned Peaches, Pineapple,
Tomaoes and Corn, Sc, sc. Call and exam
inc feb I
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SUMNER UNDERWEAR!
SUMMER UNDERWEAR

Silk, Thread, Merino Gauze and Cotton-all
cheap.
The 25 cent Gauze Shirt is q remarkable pro-
ducLion for cheapncss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-08-13

WYE HAVE large assortment of LOW
w SHOES and SLIPPERS, out of style,
which must be sold without regard to cost.
my 70 WADDEY'S, IA King street.