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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

Stuart & Gholson offer very complete
line Of underwear Of all descriptions
hosiery, gloves, linen collars and cuff.
scarfs and ties. Also . full line OF our
celebrated white shirts, guaranteed to be
the most perfect fitting and beat made
shirts in the United States. We take
measures and guarantee IT. Prices at
all times exceedingly low. lo0-6-2l-oi
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

IT m now vacation with nearly all the
schools in town, and parents should no,
fail TO hAye their children's teeth a,tend ed
70. DR.. Williams, dentist, on CONNER
cial avenue, would be glad to have them
gil call on him and have their teeth exam
insd II nothing more. He always tres,s
the little ones we'll and none OF them ever
leave his office without feeling kindly
towards the doctor.
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SOLD OUT.

Having sold out my office and practice
to DR.. j, Jennelle; of DuQuoin, who
will take possession of the Office the 18th
OF June, / besepeak for DR.. Jennello a
liberal share of public patronage, l am
we'll acquainted with him and know hi.a
to be a lrst-class dentist, AMI would most
cheerfully recommend him to all Of my
friends and patrons. q. L. DOUGLAS.
NOTICE.
All those indebted TO me and all those
having accounts against me are requested
to call and settle as havs sold out and
intend going away the l2th of June.
39-6-4.6t G.. 4. DOUGLAS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

FoR CHIcAoo.-Ths Cairo i Vincennes
road viii sell excursion tickets 10 Chicago
70 accommodate those who may desire to
attend the corner stone laying
Of the new custom house
and postofbce on the oath, for
tlA.4o for the round trip. Tickets will
b good from the 23a to the 2s.h on all
passenger trains. This is an excellent
opportunity for those who can spare the
time 70 visit Chicsgo-the fare being on | Y
. little more half the regular price.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

BETTER THAN EvER.-Koehler * Bro,
Eighth stsest between Washington and
Commercial avenues, will this morning
offer their customers nothing bu, the very
choicest Of beef, veal, mutton, pork, etc.
koshler Il Bro have met with the creates,
success in their sndesovrs to give their
customers choice meat, and will endesyor
to continue to merit the patronage Of tho
public. Give them q call this morning,
and yor will be sure to 20 away satisfied
Of this fact. 7.s.2l.lt
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Referring to the above We would say,
having ventured in trade on our own re-
sponsiblity, We solicte the patronage Of
all persons who wish to buy goods in our
limo. Practical experience justiiles US in
saying we both know and can supply your
wants. MADDEN Il KISHEAR.
90 -6-2l-4t
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RxLrsIous.-There will be preaching
II the Christian church, Eigh,eenih street
between Washington avenue and Wal
nut street, to-day, morning ard evening
b. Elder R. B. Trimble. A cordial inVi'
ts,ion il extended to all. Seats free.
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RIVER NEWS.

PORT LIST.
The following were the arrivals and
pariures for the Il hours ending al
O'Clock last evening.
ARRIVALS;
Steamer B II Cook, Nashville
Piszs, st Louis
Ida Norrell, South
City Chester, Memphis
Paragon, Now Orleans
Falls Pilot, Ohio
Gen Anderson, st Louis
Jim Fisk, rsducah
1dlewild, Evansville
" Relic OF Memphis, 81 Louis
DEPARTED.
jim Fish Paducah
4" Plaza, 81 L,uis
City Chester, Sti.ouis
" Paragon, Cincinnati
" Fslls Pilot, South
Gen Anderson, St Louis
Idlewild. Evansville
The river has ri,en two inches dur
the pas! twenty-four hours. The wea.l
WAS exceedingly hot yesterd
several thunder showers passed round
but seemed TO have but little effect vi
the atmosphere. Tbeprospec. at dark
. little moro favorable for q shower
rain.
Tho Is. II. Cooke arrived light and
laid up hero. The Robsr. Mitchell
leave Tor 81 Loais to-day 20 DO taken
on the ways for repair. The Plaza "
TO Hickman, Kenlucky, for two bs
loads OF timber.
The Li1a Wood has two ice or prod
boats in tow.
The City Of Chester brought $40 b.
Of cotton foI the east.
The Paragon has . fair trip up
Ohio river.
The Belle Memphis has a very &
trip for Memphis and made some ad
ion, here.
The Idlowild brough. 500 brl, OF N
l55 SKIS corn, 80 brls whisky, and Il
1 sundries. She was offered much II
freight bat could no. take 1t for lack
water. She found three feet six inc
on ShAwnestown bar and was draw
about four feet. Fortunately the reef
narrow and che succeeded in drag,
through, but she is no, so sure Of be
able TO got back.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

ExrRAoRprsARr inducements in black
aipacas, mourning goods OF every des-
crip,ion, colored dress goods, nspkias,
tovlings, bed spreads, etc, will be offered
BY Stuart & Gholson during this mon,h.
lG9I1t
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Q. G. BuRLEIoH will lecture this even
Ing, 81 o'clock p. m, q, the Liberal Re-
ligious Association rooms, on the subjec,
Of "The Divine Incarnation On Tues
day evening following. at same place and
hour, on the subject of cite position OF
woman in the state" Both lectures free
q6.G.2l.lt
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AUCTION SALE.-The auction sale Of
furniture at the residence Of Mrs. Van
dsvsnter will commence ~ g o clock to-
morrow morning and continue until the
entire lot 10 sold. The furniture 10 be
sold 10 ell nearly new and OF the be,.
quality. Parties needing anything in
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

n A regular communications OF
~ Cairo Lodge, No. 207, A. +. and
MA. M, will be held tomorrow eve
ming at 8 O'Clock. Visiting brothers cor
daily invited to attend
B. +. BLAKE, Secretary.
Cairo, June 2alh, 1874
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LADIES AND Misses SHoEs.-ln this
department We keep nothing bu. the most
reliable goods, made up in the bes. styles
and OF superior. workmanship. Prices
much below than usual rates. Satisfaction
guaranteed. stuart & GHoLsoS.
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FOR SALE,

A full kit Of shoemsker's tools, togeth or
with stock Of leather and ready made
boots and shoes. Apply to
Ed. Df,oSIA,
At City National Bank.
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THx strictly moral, and osrtsinly the
very bes, circus in the world, is oId
John Robinson's. He exhibits here June
29th. 1874.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

IT will pay to trade at s,usr, & GhOl-
sons; you can always End rare bargains
in every department. Goods delivered to
any part Of the eiiy free ~ 49,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

EPncoPAL CHURCH to-day
at loi .. m. and SIP. m. A, the evening
service the subject Of the sermon will be
THE Elements OF True Religion"
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NOTICE.
CAIRO, Ill June

CAIRO, Ill, June goth, 1874,
living this day sold my stock in trade
to John Madden and ii. l.. Kinner, l
ask for them the patronage bestowed on
mo, and feel jultifad in assuring to my
customers the same fair dealing which
they have had heretofore.
w. w. THoRSToN.
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ONE hundred :pieces new prints at
Stuart Il Gholson's Monday morning.
l0e.6-2l-Gt
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BONNET RIBBeSs ana sash ribbons
lowest prices in years, at stuart "
0holson's. l-o-2l'H
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SPEAKING OF DAVIS,

reminds the that heisa peculiar person
l cannot describe him. Noas but him
self can BE- his parallel. "a one ocsasion
you said he VAS soft, b.: you were mis-
taken be is not s5fI be il a hard case.
possessed OF fund OF good humor, the
ability to no. comprehend any question,
and the faculty Of todyism In perfection.
With persis.ency ho crooks the pregnant
hinges Of his knee, using the editorial
sot, soap with liberali.y, coloneing, gem
eraing aud msjoring whsro thrill. FOL-
lows the fawning praise brings
five dollar bill on occasions. Bat you
and Davis have lately 60. into the same
bed, and may ALTON. you by this LIBERAL
criticism Of your friend, who - good
soul with all his weaknesses, and cunning
IL no, wise. Therefore, farewell TO LAWS
for the nonce
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SUNDAY, JUNE a 1874

ALL rHI TALK-Old John Robinsons
circus and Rose & Temmes immense
stock Of ccnfectionsries for the July trade
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

PrRsosAL.-Mr. Geo. Lounstury, John
W. Garter and Mr.. Crsndal, Esq, Of
Mound City, werein town yesterday.
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w. w. THoRsToN

All perions knowing themselves in
dsbted to me will confer favor by calling
a. my Office and settling.
Respectfully, Yours,
w. w. THORNTON.
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AsCALON LODGE, *. OF p.

ASCALON LODGE, X. VI I.
AIT must we be afflicted with sn.
other secret order7 Is there no way to
have tbs cup pass from US? Will YOU
men never become tired ofsenseless mum.
meries snd foolish and ex pen.ive displays
Suppose We women were 10 initiate your
example in this regard, what would be
the res.,G' Societies o, this kind may
do more good than harm, but II they do
they allow the light Of their good deeds
TO shine under bushel and display the
psd re..lts OF such combinations on the
hill top ! never told you before, but
am msr',ed-msrried to one OF your Sc
crst-orl sr.loving men, AMI | know that
ell yolr c. Ter, are nuissnoes. "My dear,
it's lodss night is the knell OF much
marital ilicity. Lodge nigh,si wretchod
nights isIssi them. Late hours; cigar
smoke AID beer-poliutod bres.hs lice IN
apology or wasted time, are the fruits of
score. oriers. am an opponent Of them
all, and cry aloud for their suppression
Conf,uni them, every one.
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HARMAS.-Mr. John q Harmsn was
taken sick yesterday, but was much better
last night.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

PoLIcE CoURT.-Business in Judgd
Birds police cour, was quie, Yesterday
Only one or two unimportAni cases were
tried
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21
CROQUET.

AND now pleasanter theme. /
leave tho council and take mp the croque,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-06-21

STUART IL GHoLsoS offer great bargains
in summer dress goods 10 reduce stock.
l-G-2l-lt
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| must close this long-winded opis,e,
which | hope will give oiIcnse to nobody
JANE ANN.
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GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING
GOODS

956.2O.2,
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lam through with the outrageous council
aud | hope have too much sense 20 oiva
youa pen portrait of the mayor. He is
the meat Of Nj Davis with whose dainty
dishes l never interfere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30
nuplan WOMEN.

II IL . sad commentary upon oui
boastsd civilization that the women oi
our times have degenerated In health
and physique until they are literally a
race OF invalids-pale. nervous, feeble
and back-achy, with only here and there
few noble exceptions in the persons OF
tho robust, buxom ladies characteristic
Of the SEA in days gone by. BY q very
large experience. covering a period OF
years, and embracing the treatment OF
many thousands Of cases Of those ALL
msats peculiar to Women. DR.. Pierce. OF
the Worlds Dispensary,. Buffalo, N. Y.
has perfected. by the combination OF GER
tain vegetable extracts, o natural speci-
&c, which he does not extol as q cure
all, but one which admirably fulflls n
singleness OF purpose. being O most
positive and reliable remedy for those
weaknesses and complaints that affect
the women OF tho present day. This.
natural specific compound Is called DR..
Pisrce's Favorite Prescription. The
following are among those diseases in
which this wonderful medicine has
worked cures as II by magic and with q
certainty never attained by any medi-
cines: Weak back. nervous and general
debility. falling and other displacements
OF internal organs. resulting from debility
and lack Of strength In natural supports,
internal fever, congestion, Inflammation
and liberation and very many other
chronic diseases incident TO women, not
proper to mention here. in which, as
we'll rs in the cases that have been
enumerated. the Favorite Prescription
effects cures-tho marvel Of the world.
It will not do harm in any state or con-
dition Of tho system. and by adopting
Its use the invalid lady may avoid that
sevsrest OF ordeals-the consulting OF q
family physician. Favorite Prescription
Is sold by dealers in medicines generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30
FROM ARIZONA.
Rich AisinE strike In Sonora.

Tucson, December 29.-There 10 a
report in town regarding q rich gold
mine in Sonora, Mexico, on the San
Miguel River, near Ures. Some Jumps,
worth SEQ. which were obtained by
washing with o wooden bowl. have been
exhibited here. Claims cover the
mountains for two miles square.
More or less gold Is found on
the entire surface. High up on the
mountain a great deal Of mining wal
done q century ago, and continued down
to the point whore the vein turned to
sulphurets OF silver. which they could
not work. The present owners are gen.
tlemen OF this place, aud are developing
II fast. A tunnel has been n below
the old works. and IN immense de-
post Of dscomposed quartz and other
substances bearing gold have also been
found. The location is four miles from
the river, with an abundance OF water.
Two arastras are propelled by water
power. Freight from Guaymas Is 800
per ton. Il Is generally believed that
even under Mexican rule the mine will
pay immensely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

There Il . growing conviction that an
less Spain speedily mests the Admin
istration's views a expressed In Cush'
ing original instructions, the President
viii recommend that bslligsrsnt rghti
be accorded TO Cuban insurgents. This
proposition, collatsrally supported BY
the argument that free Cuba involves
the extinction Of slavery. Is rapidly en-
listing strong combinations both inside
and outside Of Congress.
Supervising Architect.
New YoRx. December 29.-william A.
Potter OF this city. has been appointed
Supervising Architect Of the Treasury
Department in place Of Nj. Mullstt. Mr..
Potter IL asen-in.law OF the lais Bishop
Potter Of Pennsylvania. and brother OF
Hon. Clarkson N. Potter Of Union Col
lese. He was Architect Of the .
buildings Of Princeton College. which
have been pronounced among the finest
OF their class In the world. He 10 a
man OF high character and rare ability.
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Found dead.


Ban FlAscIsco, Dec. 30--1:30 p. NJ
A man named John Cady was found
dead in his room this morning al the
Pacific lodging house, corner Of Lsids-
dorff and Commercial streets. He has
evidently been dead some hours. The
body wa lying in q pool Of blood which
covered the floor Of the room. His
death probably arose from hemorrhags
Of the lungs or aneurism. Deceased is
believed to have come to tho city from
Sacramento and has been under medical
treatment. He seems to have no friends
here who know much about him. The
Coroner was notified.
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srOCK REPoRT.


tHAr"fAD DAILY II u r. kkArisc q co..
Last Evsainx.
go Meadow Valley, sk, ASK, sx
9ss Raymond q Ely. 81, Is, ssI bio
.s Eareka Con-. itx
$50 Pioehe. ana
lr0 American flag. z, AZ
isso Belmont, rs IN. is's IS bo. lax
<SO ri Dorado soets. az. az, q.
oo0 Chery creek. AZ, az, s.
10 Eureka "a. vD.s
10 chariot MN. 4. ~
10 Golden chariot, ~
1D Mahogany. ~
500 south ChanoIa
30 War Eagle. 4. IL
80 Empire tIdaho), n.
SO Justice. -. i0o. i02, foi, o5
30 sueeer. sk q. 81
las Newark. 4. Tyc
100 Monitor Belmont. ~
l-uo Julia. 10. N. t0k. 10Y
So Lady Bryan. AZ. q.
si5 csledonia. ~. 3s 81, a
SIS kniekerboeker,T
$50 Giobc. III
80 Baltimore Con %. ok, OK
ass BaTiaa. ~. Is, % boo. ~. ~. ., g bso
IT'S Utah. 10, Y. On
ls5s silver Iiin. 10. ~
s.e Eclipse. iss. II. isx, II
80 Trench. IL
i3s0 Challenge, Is, i3k, f3t, &c
CD Dayton. 4. ~
$50 Rock leland. Q. sk. 9.ss. iobso
1850 Pietou. NC, sc
100 Dsrdanelies, Is
1885 New York Conf
900 Occidental, Q, ~, ~. :, s, ~, ~, 6x,
TkD.T
100 Senator. ~
100 Phil sheridan. !. a.. AZ
go American Fiat. =. ~. -. y.
525 Tyler. I. size. axe
liOO Union Con, IS. 81 90, G.. %. Is. n
This Morninx.
Ills ophlr. la5. iss. 40. iso. isa isS io1k bio
$3.50 Mexican, t2k. t1S bS0. a. Il. ". N. 20 b
hcsO Best & h.lcher. "a. ~. 81 ba, "a. 12k. CAV
b5. 81. ca, ~ bD. q
1000 Goald a Carry. q, 80. 20. % b3o, ID. %. ~,
90, IN, t6. 80 h30
GO Savage. iJS. i3t. Isl. isIk
sOS Keuiuek. "a. 22k. AZ. sik h30
yc5 Empire Mn. it4. ~. l34. i3s, u
$40 Gold llill Quartz. nj
so California. 100, t7o. tisx. +ss, ~ bso, 80
iaS ezra Ss,sas. "a. "a. ., sso. a.
400 Imperial. isk. 10. Is, isA
40 Yellow Jacket. ice, les, i'o bso. isi. iei,
iC3
Gas Consolidated Virginia. SEQ. ,ss boo. sss,
SO bs. H5. 40
us Releher. 81. 81. say. 0x
GA Crown Point, ~, tsS, 80, -, 80 eso. tsS
tsk
5S Hale & Nofcross. ca, o.. esS, s1k,3
bsD Confidence. ~. Is. ~
7to Alpha. 81. %. 10 In. y. 80,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

THE HonK ouRx THAT NsvsS FAILs. 1.-THE
atmosphere Of piny woods 10 good for con
sumptlvs patients" says DR.. Riastus Wilson.
No doubt u 10: but lIale's Honey OF norshound
and Tar. charged with the concentrated estsnce
OF the most valuable Of all medicinal trees, ths
Abies BAlsamea, or balm Of 0iiead. and lem.
percd with the heallng and purifying Juice oil
The horehound plant and with the purest honey,
will do mofe In one day 10 cure . cough or colo
month. Pixies To,thseSs Drops cure In one
minute. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

THEr WILL DO iri-People who like to
trade &c the best advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions and all that sort Of
BUILDING, Main street. Gold Hill. There they
can nnd lust what they want. including the
choicest OF can and case goods, fresh ground
coffee, all varieties Of pickles and preserves,
fresh vegetables and frults. choice liquors Of oil
kinds. = splendid assortment ofchina and glass
wares, crockery. ETC.. etc.. and everything al
the moot reasonable rates. Goods dellvercd
free. Rison IL q good man TO trade with. 0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

BLus PoISrs. = Large sized. delicious bl
waves, fresh from the sea. can DO had every
morning ct Tom lIofffon's celebrated Rating
stand, Palaoo saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds Of fsh, spring chicken, porter hou'e
steaks and everything else crayed by tho inner
man. IIefron's dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gastrononle skill. sell M
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO ,Es cold M. DAILY rr-
DOMESTIC NEWS.
The pe,ch.r.rm.en Trial.

NEW tOhk, Dec. Wv A 80
Evarts, senior counsel for Mr.. Beecher,
says he does not think the decision Of
Judges Nelson and Reynolds yesterday,
on the bill Of particulars. could not DO
appealed from. In any event. Mr..
Bsecher did not intend TO appeal, and
the case would 60 on as II is. The trial
was set down for Monday next, aud 50
far as no knew. 1t would then proceed
to the regular course a stipulated. II
was certainly his understanding that the
trial would go on.
wants 10 Turn states Evidence.
Governor Dix and District-Attorney
Phelps have approved Of the application
TO tho Governor Of Massachusetts,, for
pardon OF Spencer Pettus, under SEN
tenes for forgery. that his testimony
may be used to secure the conviction OF
Roberts and Gleason. now in tho toonibs.
and said to DO leaders Of q skillful band
OF .forgers and countsfeiters. Psttus
has made . confession in which he di-
reefs attention to two officers Of the de-
tectivs force Of this city. the same
againt whom the Bank Of England last
year made complaint Of completely with
the forgsr Mcdonnell, now serving a
sentence in England.
DefauitinE hank Cashier Arrested.
Robert ]. Dallas, the late cashier OF
Notions bank in Toronto. who robbed
tho bank OF forty-three N thousand
dollar bank notes and fed, was arrested
in Elisabeth yesterday. and S42,7OO
found ON his person.
Charged with Perjury.
CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-A Washington
special says OF the Pacific investigation.
that IL the testimony given in New York
concerning Mr. King, proves true. this
gentleman has subjected himself to the
punishment attached to perjury. since in
his examination before the committee in
the last Congress. he testified as follows.
on the 25th Of February, 1873: Cues
tion-Did you receive any money for
your services in behalf Of this scheme?
Answer-Not one dollar. directly or in
directly. Question : Did you expend
any money for anything else2 Answer
No sir, not one dollar. directly or in
directly. The punishment for perjury,
in the District OF Columbia, is imprison-
ment at labor for II period Of not less
than two years.
Secretary Bristow's speech I'm Gin.
cinnati.
Secretary Bristow was in Cincinnati
yesterday, ON his way to Washington,
and visited the Chamber Of Commerce,
where, in response to repeated calls, he
made a brief speech in which, after con-
graduating the business men OF Cincin-
matt on their determination 10 carry on
their business and return to n solid basis
and on which all prosperity u s1'','
he SAID; we nave pnSsea fouS
M d's'"s'efs grs"'e, e''en'
than almost n 0'ner people nave eNe'
suffered, and yet survived. but the tre-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

Brethren Of the Masonic fraternity
congresated in Masonic Hall. b street.
Virginia, last evening. to be present at
the installation Of the following officers:
virxinia Lsdge. No. .. u. A. n.
George ". Hopkins. Z. II. Pit.
X; Samuel b. Ferguson. s.; James
McAllister. c. Of H.; Philip Selner.
z. s.; - X. A. c.: Rods, III. OF
First Vail; Jacob Morris. u. OF Second
Vail: W. G. Davis. NJ. Of Thirl Vail;
l.. Reynolds, Treasurer; III. j. Henley,
Secretary; e. L. Fisher. Chaplain; E. j..
Pasmore. organist; Albert 5. kincaid,
Guard,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

IIoxrsrr 10 the best policy Ia medicine as
well as In other ihing'. Ayers s~arrararilla 10
agcnninc preparation OF that unequalled Spring
medicine and blood puriner. decidedly superior
10 ths poor limitations heretofore In the market.
Trial proves n, deal 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

Jrsr read TINS. -lisyman BrOth,rs havsju't
opened . new farniturs sore or the corner Of
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any house this aide Of San Rlnclsco. They
keep constantly on had Q large stock Of furnl.
ture. bedding. carpsts. croekey, glass and
plated wsrs. Qivs them Q call. ds7 In