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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

=. lMPERsoNAL JoURNAL1sM.-The New
j iork gun very sensibly says: "A great
deal OF twaddle is uttered by some news.
paper papers Just now over what they call per-
sonal journalism. They say that now
that Mr.. Bennett, Mr. RAYMOND and
Mr. Greeley are dead, the day for per.
sonal journalism is gone by. and That
llImipersonal journalism will take it's place
mat appears to mean a sort of journal.
Ism IN which nobody will ask who is tho
eultor OF paper or the writer of apy
class T,t, OF articles, and nobody will care,
" henever In the newspaper profession
d man rises up who is original, strong
and bold enough to make his opinions q
Ia OF consequence to the public,
mere Will be personal journalism: and
whenever newspapers are conducted only
py commonplace individuals, whose
views are of no interest to the world and
OF no consequence to anybody, there
ism "
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

WHITE FISH FOR TRuCKEE.-Spencer
+. Baird, the United States Fish Com.
missioner, has notified the Fish Com
missioner of this State that he has an
proprlated 80, 900 eggs Of the white fish
OF the Western lakes for California.
these eggs will soon be forwarded from
the East and Matched at Gomez Bro. s
fishery on the Truckee river. After the
eggs are hatched and the fish of suffi-
Gent size they will be placed in Tahoe
and Bonner lakes and also in the
Irackee river Truckee Republican.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

SHOULD ADJOURN TO PIooHE. - The
GENEVA Board OF Arbitration having set.
tied the troubles existing between Broth.
er Jonathan and John Bull we would
suggest that it convene at Phoebe and
aroltrate the affairs of the RECORD office
winch appear to be in hopeless snarl,
i Reese River Reveille.
we assure cur Austin neighbor that
the affairs of the RECORD are not in mead
Oh any assistance from the Geneva
Afoitrators. All matters have been ad.
!uS'ea satisfactorily, and nre now work
ing smoothly.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

Says the San Francisco Chronicle OF
Dec. 80: A gentleman in thi. CITY has
received letter from Arizona in which
his correspondent states that the Lee
family of circus performers were muir.
dered in that country by the Apaches.
They were journeying to New Mexico to
perform and when at Apache Pass were
set npon and killed. There were eight
members of the family and it is said
that all persisted.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

A correspondent of the Boston Adver.
tlser gives tradition which seems to be
authenticated, that previous to the wear
l76O the mail between Portsmouth and
Wells, Me-, for seven years was regular
ly carried by dog. The mail was care.
fully made up, tied to the animals neck
and carried safely through, until at last
on one of his journeys, the faithful
creature was killed by the Indians,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04
@ew advertisements.
Notice to Lien IIoIders

The DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEVENTH
Il Judicial District in and for Ijncoir ed,,,,.,
State OF Nevada NO'4'!
samuel Young, plaintiff, vs. Charles G Good
Wiz, Wlllism Thompson, s. o. Brown. John DO,
and Richard Roe, composing the Alorpin1 Sta,
Mining Company, Thomas Bell. A Hsod
Maupn Grouse, Woodruff a tnnur Sbsnsri
a Co., seaton L Co, 0berfelder n Harris,
Mott, Fish Co.. John Fen and Richard Fe,,
defendants. vi
Notice is hereby given that the plaintiff above
named las commenced an action against the
defendants above named. in the above entitIeJ
Court. for the foreclosure OF certain Necban.
les Lien, OF date July 23d, A. ID. 1872 duly sid
and recorded on said 23d day of Julv A n
1872, against that certain Smelling Furnace
erected by the Morning Star Mining Companv
in frciburg Mining District, Lincoln Coi,nty
State OF Nevada. for the sum Of Seven Hundred
Eighty and i0lO0 Dollars, gold coin. under the
provisions OF an Act of the Legislature nf the
state OF Nevada, approved March ith. 1871
And all persons holding or claiming liens
against said property are hereby Notified Ia he
and appear in said Court at the Court U,,nsa in
Phoebe, in said County, on
Monday, the 27th day of January.
A. d. 1873, at ten o'clock g. III. of said day the
sane being day OF regular term OF said Court
ana To exhibit then and there the proofs of their
said liens and all liens then not SO EXHIBITED
and proved will be deemed waived in favor Of
those which are so exhibited and proved.
Dated Phoebe. New. Dec 18th. 1872.
BISHOP SABIN, PITS Att'ys.
ia4-3w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

No AFTERNOON STocK REpoRr.-Owino
to death in the family of one of the
members, the San Francisco Stock Board
held no meeting yesterday afternoon.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

a. sacramento, on the 2sth, the fol-
iU",ns certificate Of incorporation was
lieu, caroline West Mining Company;
OBJECT mining in Ely Mining District
Lincoln county, State of Nevada. Capi-
,al STOCK sS'Ooo,OoO. Trustees-M c.
Hiilyer, Ernst HUM, David Mckay
'ohn skae, Charles Hosmer Place Of
business, San Francisco.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

NEW PAPER.-Wm. B. Taylor announ.
ces in the Elko Independent that his
connection with that paper ceased on the
18th, and that he would leave there for
Phoebe to commence the publication of
the Evening News.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

A resolution in favor of altering the
Constitution SO as to make foreigners
eligible to the Presidency and Vice Presi.
dency, was lost in the House by "a yeas
to 81 nays, two-thirds being neces sary to
carry it.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

The Princess Beatrice turns nm ber
nose at the idea Of marrying the Maro mis-
OF Stafford, as not being high eno,7oh
The fair Princess has got yery eyal5ad
notions since her name was coupled Win
that of Fred Grant. WIN
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

SOME OF the California papers censure
Gov. Booths course in committing Don.
ovan's sentence from death to imprison-
ment for life.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

ABOUT 100 feet of the Simpson bridge
over the Yuba was broken off by the
recent gale.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04
NOTICE,

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMsFI WIS
"A indebted to the firm OF Travis 4 Bro will
please come forward Immediately and settle
with II. R. BREAKEY. at his office, who alone
Is our authorized Agent to collect all indebted
less due lis. Lja4-lml TRAVIS K BRO.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04

A fatal disease has prevailed among
TIE cattle in England for several months.
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Geographic 9ispatehes.
SPECIAL TO THE p1ocHs DAILY rrcorD
PACIFIC COAST,


have "bsconded. taking with him $40 oOo
belonging to his wife and mother-in-law.
lie was last seen at Omaha. Lane was
recently married, and the peculiar termi-
nation or the honey moon has caus d q
sensation in society. ~
The expenditures on our new City Hall
to the present time have been $3.50 900.
The foundations are completed, but the
late rains compelled a suspension Of the
work
Owing to the accident, the Costa Rica
steamer will be dispatched for Panama
ON the It'll inst.
San Francisco, Jan. 3.-The weather
to-day has been clear. Total rainfall for
the season is 1850.
A blind Chinaman went to the office NJ
Chief Crowley to-day and desired tLat
an officer should be detailed to shoot
MN. he was informed through an in
terpreter that he could not be shot no
policeman being afflicted with emotional
insanity.
Policemen were required to-day to
Keep the crowd in order which thronged
up to the Tax Collectors office. There
Is no opposition to the tax now except
that made by the Savings Banks.
There was no meeting of the Stock
Board this afternoon.
Henry Whitehurst, boy IA years of
age, will be sent to the Insane ASYLUM
tomorrow. Three of his maternal I'M
cles died in insane asylumums. He is
very violent and made several attempts
to kill his father with knife.
Portland, Ore, Jan. 3.-Steamer Ma
ria Wilkins passed through the locks at
Willamette Falls, with an excursion par
ty, New Years day.
Passenger trains are running on the
Northern Pacific Railroad from Kalama
to Linn.
lreka, Cal, Jan. ELISHA Dewitt
arrived from Fairchild's Camp yesterday,
and reports all quiet at the 'front.' he
says two howitzers will arrive at Van
Bremer's in about ten days, when it is
expected an advance will be made on
Capt. Jacks camp.
San Diego Cal. 3.-Rained nearly all
day. Fall thus far this season is nearly
two inches, refreshing the country gen.
orally and dispelling the fears of dry
season.
The Tucson Citizen of Dec. 2Sth saws,
John Burt shot j. Marinda on Christmas
eve, and he died next day
Several men are in Jail now for muir
der.
Arizona is out of debt, and has $40, 600
cash on hand.
Judge Titus recently ordered A writ IN
Issue out of the Territorial Court, CON-
mandlng the sheriff to arrest Sisto. q
Mexican, who formerly lived with the
Apaches, and bring him to our county
Jail, to await action on a charge of mur.
dering one Altamerino.
Sheriff Ott proceeded to Camp Grant,
and Agent Stevens surrendered Sisto on
The writ, He was lodged in jail last
sunday night. Sisto lived with the
ipaches and went on raids with them.
md in one of these raids was recognized
~ settlers at San Pedro, as the muir
lerer Of Altamerino.
EASTERN.
New York, JAM Miss Turner, who
estitied in the Stokes case to SEEING
'lstol picked up on the stairs, was for
oerlY q nnrsa in tia AIorn0 ALL
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-04
LOST,
TIM ROOFING
--AND-
Roof Painting.

SAMUEL W. BARNUM RESPECTFULLY IN.
~ forms the public Of Picche and vicinfty thA'
ne Is now prepared to execute. At short nouce,
all orders for Tin Roofing and Roof Painting N
the best style and with all the latest improve
All orders left at the News Depot Of Charles
Wiederhold, will receive prompt attention.,
sel3.n SAMUEL W. BARNpN.
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CHECK LOST.

rHECK NO. 1919, DATED DECEMBER slST
~ 1872. drawn in favor Of Joseph Grandeur
Tor Eighty $500 Dollars, signed II. H. Day
Superintendent, has been lost. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating said check. ms
payment has been stopped.
ja3-lm JOSEPH GRANDEUR.
Cheap Job Printing at the
RECORD OFFICE
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EASTERN,

|
New York, Jan. Miss Turner who
testified in the Stokes case to SEEING
pistol picked up on the stairs, was for
nerly nurse in the Morse family, which
Fisk used to visit. She was ripidlv
cross-eXamined. After the recess, testi.
mony in rebuttslwas submitted. Byrues
H. d. Cooley swore that the pistol found
was six-chambered that he told witness
on the evening of the homicide that it
was Householder; and he positively
identified Stokes's pistol, now in Court,
as the one Miss Hall found John A
Conner testified that be never knew that
letokes?] carried pistol. Phillip A.
Ariey testified that he was up stairs soon
alter the shooting, and saw no pistol.
The testimony Of Thomas Hart taken
before the Coroner, was offered the oh.
Ject being to show the motives by whiab
he alleged he was Influenced in giving
testimony; but the Judge excluded tbe
testimony. Defence then put on the
stand Adeline Barker, who testified that
she worked for the Morse family in De.
cember: She saw Fisk at the Grand Cen
tral; he was sitting on sofa. with the
Morse girls; she saw Fisk Jump off the
sofa and strike his hand violently on the
cushion, at the same time putting his
hand toward the rear pocket of his pants
townsend offered to prove that Fisk on
the occasion referred to, said he would
kill Stokes or ruin him; that Miss Morse
said to him, "Do you not see the callows
looming up before your" and that Fisk
answered, 1.-THE gallows will not be built
n New York to hang Jim Fisk" JUDGE
boardman excluded the testimony,
Augusta, Me-, Jan. 2.-Gov. Perbam
vas inaugurated. His annual messaoa
hows healthy condition of the finan.
ial, agricultural and manufacturing in.
crest. The Governor advocates an in.
rease of wages to female teachers. and
he raising OF public schools to higher
SO that the present high schools
nd academies may become unnecessary
he Governor is glad to notice that
omen are being admitted to COLLEGES
IN the temperance question he expresses
se opinion, that the law prohibiting the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-29
SALE OF SERNIrENBLE AND UNSER-
NICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.
BUKEA ~ ORDNANCE,

Navy d pirtm Mt, April % 1873.
There will b sold a public auction to the
highest bidder, at " N on Thursday. MAY
- h, 1873, at the na'a station, Mound City.
Illinois. a quantity oi 'unon projectilcs and
miscellaneous articles If ordnance, in part
a. follow. viz:
GG "a pd, Parrot rinU.
- 2updr Parrot iil,-,
| ~ pdr i,uhi-Tcu ME.
$50 "dr - hlgrru rihcs.
- ~ pdr cannon.
as eight inch lannon's
! Xix inCh mortar
large QuintitS. about III tons, Of ten
inch, eight inch, - pIr, 30 pIr, :, pdr, 10
ptr and thirteen inch mortar projectilc,
anl miscellaneous ordnance ,tores, inrlud
ins a lot OF scrap bronze.
Terms: Ten per cent. in government
lun'- on the conclusion OF the ale, and the
remainder within ten days, during which
time the articl = must he rcmJvcd from the
station, herwise they will revert to the
government.
II /, TO he distinctly understood that no
.unrantre will be gwen TO pur hasers OF
articles offered for sale ard motel in the
catalogue as regards their exact condition
or qu ,lIty, hut 1t l. believed h ,weyer. that
o'crythil = offered Tor sale l. ~ represented.
WILLIAM y. JEFFrRs Chiri OF Buresu.
The aby is pubshedby order OF the
commlndant OF station. to shom pc sons de.
slrn. 10 become purchasers aud wishing 10
Inspect the articles Oh red Tor sale should !
apply, FRANCIS 7, GILLETr,
"a
o-o-d6wtd Paymaster U. $. Navy.
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SALE OF EQUIPMENT sroRts.

There will be sold at public auc ionto the
highest bidder, at 10 am, on thursday,
Nay 20. 1873. at the naval station, Mound
City, a quantity Of naval equipment stores,
in part a. follows, viz;
ii anchors, e,2ss pounds.
I chain cables.
hawseT-.
set scales counter
!" lpi1tlurm|
IS yard cotton canvas.
aud large qIauuty Of miscellaneous arti.
cles. such a.. Wire aul minlih rope hoal
awnings. rUWlock,. double aud single blocks,
lamps, old Ju X. etc, etc.
Terms. Fen per cent. In government
funds on conclusion ui the 'dr' ana NE
Remainder within ten day. duuu2 WHEN
Time the articles must be- moved bum Tue
station, otherwise they VIII revert 10 the
government.
by order of the commindlut OF station.
FKANDI- l. GiiLEII,
5-lj-tf ptyma.tcr /. :. navy.
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COMMERCIAL, HOTEL,

Thi- popular motel has been rch't,d and
improved, and d, now one OF the most com
Portable stopping places IN the city. The
travelling public and persons H. string
pleasant quarter, by tAc week or munti,wiI
always mud them 10 the Commercial hotel.
Rates OF board have been rcductcd -, lo.
lows Day board, - ~ per week; transit,
sl 80 per day; board aud lodging, from -
10 9, per week. n
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Arkansa. Belle, Evansville
Belle Memphis, Memphis
Iron Mountain, st Louis
Ike Hammitt, HeLdersVn
Julia, 81. Louis
L + Exert Mound City
lr"nsidrs and barEes. 81. Louis
Rjbt Mitchsil, Evansville
PARTURgs
Steamer John Mean, St Louis
Atkun.n- Belle, Evansville
Bell" Memphis. 81. Louis
G.. b. Church, NV Orlcans
Iron VI mniain, ONO river
Julit, Nickshutg
The Ohio liver at this ONT has risen
Thirty inches in the past twen,y-f,ur
hours But ii is not generally believed
that the swell in that stream will be much
greater.
The Mississippi atNt. Loui. came up u
inchc. iutlotweuty four hour. ending II, ! }
clock "Wednesday night But the rise
has stopped and TINT stream B. now sta
tionary. Nearly all the rivers are reced-
ing. and B. o.. not likely the June rise will
te a very big thing after MI.
Business is It'll very duh, and the land
ing presents n very quiet appearance.
The number Of arrival. and departure,
yesterday, were limited, aud the amour,
ut freight shipped was very little.
The lie llsmmiu returned from the
Wabash river yesterday, bringing a raft
VI walnut logs containing 100000 feet. sni
valued at $500
Capt Hicks King Of New Albany, and
I'm Drilsrl OF Louisville, have put-
c Iascd each - oas-'ourth interest IN the
steamer shannon, a, the rate u 5000.
TOR the whole boat. She will be intro.
dGcsd il the Loui.villc AMI Sew Orleau.
trade
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PERSONAL.

Watson, the signal service man, Tin ore
gon slal ing Modocs.
MI. T. A. Burnett, Of TnE BULLETIN, ar
rived at home yesterday evening 4 ON trip
TO Michigan.
Nelhs. NrlIs, why will you turn away
nom u.y WHY do you still 20 BAGS on usi
Yesterday afternoon. at the coun u NEE ting,
he wa, the only member who voted against
giving the printing to u. lie Is evidently
~ angry ~ q wet hen, aud yet he l. not
happy.
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FLOWER SHADES,
5-l5.tf

a fine assortment ol imported ga-- sbadc''
both oval aud round, ju.t received hl
Pa sons, D,ys n 90. Al.o pond lily
'hadcs, moss aud churille, all at lowest
prices. our stock ct French. 'hiua, tea and
dinner scts i, large. aud bought before the
late heavy advances Table aud pocket
cutlery plated spoons, brks, pie, cake aud
butter knives, and especially caster in
great variety aud at bottom figures. call
aud examine. 5-.s-.t
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MIR, Anna Lang on Eighth .,reet, between
Commercial and Washington avenues. has
Just opened out a stock Of new and fashion.
able millinery goods She ha. one hundred
and tfty different style, Of hat, and hOnnet..
beside large assortment OF ribbons. fow.
er, and notion, OF all sorts, Al OF which vii
be .nIl Al Tho lnNNest nrirns.
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To any AMI all who desire fine.
genuine French calLkid, Morocco or patent
leather pair OF bouts, gait'r, or shoes OF ANY
or al Of the latest II! les. WtIi am thrr,, on
Twentieth street, i Ieldy 10 fur i,h them
al the most reasonable rate. aud guarantee,
good stOck,goOd lit am perfect satisfaction
HI
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FINELAUNDRY WORK.

Mrs. Leuie coleman takes thi, nelhod 81
informing The public that she L. now pr =
pare b DO AN kin - OF due laundry work, al
cheap rales. fluting, rinpng. etc, dOur
at small ad'anc prrd"zru on plain clothes
Funlhes aud individual, viii uuI IL to their
advantage to take their clnlhr, To MIR, cole.
min hesilence on Fourth street, ,1uth
Hde' between Washington and Commercial
avenues hlt1r
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sANlrANY MEA.rREs

Should be adopted with al DELAY. Clean
w! white"ssh :! paint!!, And when
you do paint, rrinem ser that the hest /. the
cheapest. The ANerih Chemical PANT L.
the bert i"r any ana all u,e. 10 which min,
l. app led. II desire u beautiful. dur.
able, enaiat led surface, use the A. & ~.
For sale In oDvenieht package. in purc,,
white aud all cOiors, miAei ready Tor IN.
bru.h, by \. u. Way Co, General com.
mission merchants and agents Ton he Iron
Buggy company, sixth street, buweep
Commercial and Washington avenues,
t3'u
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By TIE MANNR

Notice /, hereby given that the police
force have been nJtiii'd to arrest any per-
son upon whose premises a nuisance in any
shap. may be found without fr.t warnn.
such person 70 remove the same.
Thi- action j. deemed necessary because
Of the reported near approach ofthc cholera
aud other diseases. JuuN WOOD. Mayor.
CAIRO, May -. ISIS. 5.2s-u
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PfCNICATST M,RY', pAHK

Tuc,d y. June 3, 1873, 10 be gwen by q
number OF laIir,,l the proceeds to be ap.
Piled tor the benefit Of one VI IA ed .iCatipn
al Institutions OF the city a string band
wi be ia Attendance. Tickets, twenty.n
cents. No -piri,uou, liquors VIII be all wed
upon the grounds. 5-ls.td
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DOGS! Dogs!

Notice /, hereby given that on aud after
June !, all dogs and -lut, found running 81
afge. will be Killed 10y me or undcr my di.
rection, unless the required tax j. paid on
the same. | will receive dog tax on and
after May - at the city clerk oGi.c.
5Itti WI. MCuNLE. city Mor.l,l
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A. warm weather T. approaching the
lovers OF ice cream viii be glad 10 learn that
MesSr>. saup n -lark>ou have tltcd up and
re,uruished, in elegant style, theirice cream
parlOr-, Their mammoth soda fountain Ia,
also been put in running order. aud nothing
l. wanting about the establishment TO maxi
the pleasure aud comfort Of their patron,
complete 4.l5-ti
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THE ALPS.
NAPOLEON CROSSING THEN on
I'pRSEBAtk.
THOSE pErEsrABLE SIDEWALKS.

"lu the day, when We were young"
cheap and hi -hly co,ored representations Of
a min uuder cooked h It on horseback, In
heavy gale OF wind with hi, dolk dying
90 no 10 a most uu,umlortaJIe ami uu,uI-
dirfike 10 amer. hi, horse standing On biz
hiud leg and paving the air di.triytedly
Will hi, i"re feet. apparently feeling about
IN the upp. regions tor the luity summit ut
Mt. BAuc or tue MetteruJru. b Iu. ia The
or-r,Om Of many a country tavern, ard
adorned ths Wal, OF numerous cottages.
II was styled Napo con crossing the Alps"
and Was commemorative Of Uue Of tue most
daiing exploit, recorded la history. Bat n
must be- remembered tbi, occurred before
thu invention 81 tho ny iuL truprze, or the
RECOMMENDATION OF the tdeNlIA on Walnut
street WO would Ike to see Napoleon or
any other Uan ride over that detachable ..ug-
tIorOugniirv, or march an army over %
without breaking the leg, OF hi, horse or
the necks OF Al, artn.. The seen, ~ ia
switzerland may be- more romantic. and
snow capped peak, more plruuuuy, bur
TIE passage over them cLLuUt be more jill.
l-4lt 90 ia. gerUu>, nor their hIlI side. more
iud, ia giug from present ay.
learauce,, no mDse eternal. Ui course II !
yul require time aud mach exercise OF en-. |
cheering ,Ail 20 bring .ucu a scriu, VI bar.
lead :, distractions, pitiall, aud mau.traJ,
nto shape, and no one l. 10 blame tor their
emLlninG IN sucn i couJiti.n. oh, no
iut We uaNe great faith ia human progress.
'Vsstbiy the traveller Who Ni,it- ,airu Ia the
ear 1907. NAV be able 10 travel the enur
cnStl OF Walnut street without ri.Aiuy |
IL paeciUu. neck. P.D. LsTRt,S.
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Notice ]. hereby given tnlt all blank SEIZED.
ules Tor assessing personal property must
b" returned on or before the 3l-t day OF
May, at the county clerk utircc m the court
house, or 10 me through the po,t-oiilcc.
JOINS II. uOs,MAg, Assessor,
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saleon-keeper- und all Others are hereby
n iunrd 10 sell no more lIquur TO my hus.
band, Thomas NintcIs. Ally person selling
liquor TO hun after mi. date viii be prose.
culed 10 Inc lull extent o, the liquor law.
JOANNA MINIER-.
CAIRO, May l., 1879. 5.ls.aw
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NOTICE. TO sALOUN.KEEpERs.

saloon-keepcr-, aud all others. are hereby
h"lihed 10 stli no more Ii4uor 20 my hu,-
band, GeJ. e.. smith. ANY person s,uiu.,
liquor 10 him after this date, viii be prose.
outtd to the iull extent OF the liquor law.
MRS Gao. q. SMITH.
CAIRO, May 2s ls73 i..-.it
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GOING SOUTH.

Tue place to buy wall paper 90 per cent
cheape- than any other p,a c In the city II
No. !, seventh street. Fry II IL. ABLE