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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-12
DELINQUENT SALE.

DUcKrYH GOLD SILVER MINING
DCompSuy--l@oatan OF Principal Place q;
business San FrNnctsc0, California IscsssSsn
of Works, Devils GAte District, Lyon toanfy.
Nevada Netscc--Taerv Arc Delinquent upon
tine following icscribca siCck, On account 81
assessment Ne. la levied on this let day Of
Jsly. ISIS, the several amounts sci opposite
the names " tie respective shareholders, a.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-12
LIVERY STABLE,
Carson Street.
Opposite Wells. Fsrso + Cos. Express,
CARSON CITY.

y1yHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IN
eqnailed facilities for carrying on his
business u now better prepared than any
livery stable proprietor in Nevada outside OF
Virgins City, - accommodate the public with
Buggy ard Carriage Equipments,
FINE SEAMS. STYLISH TCRN-oCTS
all new SUPERIOR Sable
HQR SIS.
And everything that a frSt-elsss Livery Sta
BILE i supposed % be provided with.
rIcNIcs, BALLS. POLITICAL. GATHER
ING. FUNERALS, ETC, Ere.
Supplied with vehicles and steady teams on
the shortvsi notice.
Access ~ my stable can be hsi st all hours
ef the day and sight.
TERMS REASONABLE.
A shar~ Of the patronage Of the place IL So
Eeiied.
J. NJ. BENTON Proprietor,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-12

EsFRArs--Two gray work horses
branded on the shoulder, strayed
from No = this place about three
weeks ago, and the last seen Of them
Mas on the White Plains, following
- r~ilrsnd- Anyone giving infer
me1fon x their Whereabouts will be
Hn.11ny reusrs3ssl.
ANnaEw WKsrrALL.
- 1T. Hunholdt Co, New. g..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-12

NOTICE To II. NJ. MONTGOMERY Sou
~ will please take nstice, as co-owner.
that during aud for the year ls3I. I have
personally expended III lah6r and improve
nien:s upon that certain mining elssm aud
lode. situated in Devils Gxts sud Chinatown
Mining District. In the Censlsy ~ Lyon, Staie
Of Nevaiia ard known ~ the p. Il. 4 Mont
sonltry Gold and silver Mining Company, the
sss,g Of SIssl that ysuy respective lruhoriion
Of such expenditure for laner and improve
raerts s. sforvsaih l. the sum 81 $50 and
thSt | hereby demand Of you tbs ssin af s.e
in gold coin. at or hefgre the expiration Of
80 days from date horeof, or yoar interest in
sai,i z. Il. & Montgomery claim will be
taken possession u by me, as co-owner, In
said clam according Ia Law.
NJ. u. nESoro.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-08
LOOK HERE!
Gase Balls Of Every Description
Al
PHIL II. SAUP'S.
tiff
Attention. Merchants of the Sur.
rounding Country


have q full stock and can always M or.
der- on Queen. ware and & ,ssware at st.
Louis prices The iollowingis a list of what
have on hand at present:
Lamp Chmucys. ot all kinds, by the Bar.
rel, hos or dozen.
Gl.', Lamp' OF Oh sizes and kind,.
100 different style, amt kind, of Bar
Gl4.>.s.
Lamp Burners OF al descriptions.
Lnmp-wlck, Bee. mugs, Glass Renoctor,.
Coal oil Chandeliers, CaSc Stands, Glass
Fruit stand, and in tact every thing in the
Crockery and Glassware line.
viii guarantee to duplicate any bill
purchased IN ST. Louis and give equally
a. good an assortment, as my stock is COM
pletc in al hnd- OF Queen and Glassware.
al'o have put up in cask for the retail
trade Rockingham and Yellow ware, which
vii sell at - per &c It oil the regular list
prices.
Also full lin, Of Table and Pocket Cut
cry, Plated, britannia, Table and Tea
spoons, anu soup Ladies Come and see
tor ur-elycs. ID. HAHTMAS,
3-2S-,f Cor siXth * Com. Az.
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have just received the largest sssnrt-
ment OF Queensware aud Glass ware, Of the
best quality, which, having bought r cash
direct lrol the lmpC rters anu Manufactu-
rers, | an enabled to sell at prices which
DEFY competition, viz:
White Granite Breakfast Plates 60c per set.
White Granite Cups and Saul
e'rs, without handles, 60c per set.
white G,snite cups and Eau.
GERS, with handles, soc per set.
Large Gla.s Goblets, Doe per set.
Large Glass Table Tuml II, zoe per set
invite everybody to call snd examine my
stock OF Queen and Glassware and com.
pare prices.
Ihave al.o just received large invoice OF
Table aud Pocket cutlery, silver Plated and
Brlttania Table and Tea spoons and Soup
Ladies'. DAN HARTMAN,
8-ss'u. Cor. Sixth & Com. Av,
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Gao and Nee Her.

Landlords Of hotel. and boarding houses
viii aud It TO their adya' tsgc TO call upon
Mrs.. Coleman, No 70 Fourth street, be.
tween ", shingtou and Commercial ayen.
ues, snd ascertain her terms Tor doinI hotel
and boarding house washes by the week.
Her Wholesale prices are extremely
Iow-7oc. per dozen. Fjr piece work pr ces
are as follow: Single shirt and Oh
lar, l0c; PER dozen SIC; sock. &c; two col.
lars, be; twJ hsndkerchief-. SC; yesi- zoe;
and all gentemen's wear. use. per
dozen. Ladies' dresses, q TO Doe:
skirt - 10 zoe; drawers 10 10 ljc; two
pair hose &c; two collars 3 10 1oc. For la
dies plain clothes 81 O0prr dozen; for la
dies fine clothes, FL ~ per dozen; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronage solicited
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Election Of Omcers.

The following officers to fill the vari-
Gus offices of the Arab Fire company,
were elected at "A meeting Of the men,
bers of that organization, held last Mon
day night; President, A. Iohr, Vice
President, j. II. Rlttenhouse; Treas
urer, Wood Rittenhouse; Secretary,
b. +. Blake; Foreman of Engine, George
Kleb; Assistant Foreman Of Engine,
Henry Walbaum; Foreman of Hose, Ed
ward Dezonia; Assistant Foreman OF
Hose, Carl Peters; Attorney, Henry
Dinkle. The following are'the board OF
directors for the ensuing term: J. C,
Huels, T. j. Kerth, Carl Peters, Jacob
Goldstein and Edward Dezonia.
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A Card From Mr. w. IL Morris.

EDITOR BULLETIN 1t is being report
cd to my disadvantage, that have made
pledges TO certain persons, that, in the
event Of my election to the office of
Mayor, would appoint them to offices
would be authorized TO fill by and with
the advice and consent of the City Coun-
ell. wish to say, very emphatically,
that have made no promise, before
or since announced myself a. candi-
date for Mayor, direct y or indirectly, by
myself or any other person, TO any per-
son that would appoint him to any
office. And further hereby say that |
will make no such pledges to any one,
and that, II elected, will make appoint
ments with an eye single TO the city's
good and the wishes of the citizens.
WM. ii. MORRIS,
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The Calico Hon.

pointed by the Panic Club" at meet
ing held last saturday evening. are busy
At work. They have succeeded in ST.
curing the hall and engaging the 'ervi-
ces Of splendid string band, consisting
Of six members, and other preliminary
arrangements have been perfected. The
invitations for the hop will be ont to-day,
and all who receive bid should not fail
to attend. If they do, we can assure
them they will have no occasion to regret
it,as this will surely be The party Of the
snn son.
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The hearing Of Angelo Mcbride, the
pilot who was arrested by Chief Mcllale.
on Tuesday morning, for stabbing Jim
Doughertv. also n pilot, took place be-
fore Judge BroSs on Tuesday evening
The charge entered against Mcbride was
a.saulting with a deadly weapon. with
intent TO murder James Dougherty.
There were three witnesses IN the case.
namely, Samuel Fisher. William Rcddcn
and Asa Baumgardncr. all of whose evil
dcnce proved clearly that Mcbride made
every effort TO avoid any trouble with
Doughrrty. II was stated by these gen
tlcmrn that the dcfendeut. in his efforts
to keep out Of the reach Of Doughcrty.
had walked backward out into the street
and back 10 the sidewalk OF the Del
monico saloon, three times, aud that he
was followed each time by Dougherty,
who was all the while waiting for a
chance to strike him: and that lac did sue
coed IN striking Mcbride upon the head,
as stated in yesterday morning. BULLE-
TIN. IL appeared from the evidence IN
the case that McBride's only intention in
backing away from Doughcrty was, that
he might in th. way get an opportunity
TO turn aud run, knowing that he WIS
no match, in a muscular contest, for
Dougherty, and having no desire to use
a weapon upon him. The testimony Of
all three OF the witnc.,e, was altogether
in the favor Of Mcbride, aud the Judge
DISCHARGED him.
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the country through, among the AlcOh lie
Bitter mongers' They stand 'gha,t At az
lnnovat on on their privilege Of making
drunkardS OF the sick 4 ,ompclit Ia.
come into the fell with which they cannot
VINEGAR BIrrERs, the indebted essence
OF the most cficacious vegetable tonic. and
Alternatives in TIL W I'd, i driving all the
s,ill-born noStrum- OF King Alcohol u the
wall. There Is n, disease Internal or ex-
,ernsl, in which 1t is not benefcially admin
istered. 3-i7-d Il w-iw.
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Blacksmith Ahop,

The old stand oil Sixth street, between
Commsrciai avenue and ohio Lcyee, 1. al
WAYS ready to do any kind OF work in the
blick-mith line, making and rep string wsg-
oDs Buggie' and Drsys. E-pecis attention
given 70 horss-shoeiny. as | make my own
shoes can make them heavy or light,
Ju't a, you de'irs, Tor you all know that the
home m,de shoes are the best. Csl round
and am sure TO give you satisfaction.
75-3-i4.lm. tRED. HOFHFINg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe foreker is now In full control OF
~ a'nih s'on bakery. and having learn.
go 'he wants Of the public, Is prepared to
'u' ply on call all demands for French loaf.
n'''on' Brown and Graham bread. snd
e''rythlng else ordinarily found ia a first.
c'as' Oak ry' lie maintains a fu .toek Of
coniectloneries, and can, as well =. ,,y
other dealer in the city, III all orders In
That line. Cakes baked, frosted or orn,.
meoted on short notice. specis iat,en,Ion
zlVen'o the orders Of wedding or picnic
Iarties. at5.,c
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Our saloon.

The above saloon, corner Of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue, Is fixed up in
good stye-airy and comfortable. Ever
Sunday morning you will lind spread a No.
Lunch and = gl,'s OF Milwaukee lager
beer, which "a I be heat. and there l. not
any change. Behind tie Bar you will lind
the b 1t kind Of Liquors aud Cigars, and
my desire u give every one OF my cu-to-
mers who patronize me, satisfaction
Call round FRED. HoFHKINZ.
-3-1.ll.lnl
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Eighth Amman bail.

The -. Patricks Benevolent society
will give their eighth annual ball on the
night of the lG,h inst, at Schcel's Wash
ingtonJ Hall. 1t i, hardly necessary 10
state that a glorious good time i in store
for the members and invited guests, on
the occasion Of this annual reunion, As
former demonstration, of this Kind will
readily attest, i-7-2t
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Sherif's Sale.

Dl virtue of NJ execution 10 me directed by
ID the clerk of the circuit court Of AleAAndeL
county, in the state Of Illinois, In myor OF David
Hultz and against Baptist Holster, nave levied
upon the following described property, In the
ciunty OF Alexander and STATE OF Illinois. to-
vii. The southwest quarter OF section twenty
six t26), in township 'htocn tl5l south. and In
range two west OF the third principal meridian,
which win ODER At public sale al the southwest
door OF the court-house in the city CT Cairo, In
the county of Alexander aud State of Illinois on
tic SOlh day OF April, A D., 1878, ut the hour q
eleven O'Clock, a m, for cash, TO satisfy said
execution. eA ALEX IL, lkNM
sherinOf Alexander county Illinois
Cairo, Illinois, April eth, 1873.
?l-t-s.dtd
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An tnfortunate cat.

\ small boy amused himself ycster-
day near the BULLETrS office, in cndcavor-
ing to deprive 4 cat of it, life by drown
Ing it in the Sipe water. He would throw
the animal into the water and il would
swim ashore, only TO be served in a like
manner. At last accounts the cat had
not been deprived OF even one of it,
nine liyc-. but the boy was still At work
on il, confident of success.
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The well known barber shop, corner
Eighth and c numerical, pre,ided over 10y
the populsr artist, George steinhou,e, has
removed one or north on omInerc al. ia
the Grand central Hotel. The new shor i
lsfge snd comm dious, and those Wishing
for any hing artistic IN the way Of fashion.
able hair cutting, smooth shave, ETC.. will
do well to call at the Grand Central Barber
shop. Il 3I3.,f.
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Church Festival.

On the thirteenth and fourteenth of
day ,ycning>l, the German Lutheran
Emanuel church congregation of this
city will give a fair and festival ut the
Arab engine house, which, judging from
the arrangements already perfected and
those now in progress, promises to be a
success in every sense OF the word. In
noting the different modes of amusement
that will be afforded those who wish to
be present, there Is one item which struck
Us very forcibly, which has heretofore
been looked upon as one of the most
amusing departments of which this kind
of enterprises are constituted. but which
in this instance will be altogether done
away with. We refer TO the lottery. The
managers OF this affair wish it distinctly
understood that there will be
nothing In the lottery line
tolerated on this occasion, and also
wish us to state that any one vino wishes
to attend, will not be solicited TO pur-
chase any article on exhibition or for
sale, unless he wishes to do so, and there
by contribute to the church. There will
be refreshments of every kind for sale,
which will he sold to those who may
wish them ut very reasonable prices. A
very interesting part of this demonstra-
ton will be the balloting tor a silver
trumpet, now on exhibition at Budcr
Brothers jewelry establishment, by the
friends of the different fire companies OF
this city, The right to vote will cost
each person fifty cents, and the company
receiving the largest number of the votes
cast Will be entitled to the trumpet.
Every amusement, In fact, that is usually
afforded by affairs OF this character, with
the exception OF the lottery, will be AT
this one, and very pleasant time may
be looked for.
FIFTY dozen mems hats, that cannot
be bought In any store in Cairo for less
than 80, Sl.2J. o. HAYrHoRy & Co.,
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Sehieht Il Ulrich have removed their
chemical dyeing aud cleaning e-tab.
lishment from the corner Of ri htn sni
Comm rci,l TO Washington Avenue.
between Siuth and Tenth streets. Tomeet
the wants Of their m,uy Gust mers. they
heye ordered and have jn-, received from
4 r pc a large lot OF the finest dye siuG.,
and are now ready TO attend 10 any orders
In their inC. 3I.3 dim.
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All taxes OF whstever character or de.
ecripnon, will become delinquent on tho
10 instant, and work upon the delinquent
tax list will then be commenced. Persons
In arrears for taxes will make note Of
this, ASH further notice will be given. and
40 further leniency can DO extended to
them by the collector, under the law.
ALEX II. IRWIN,
County Collector.
CAIRO, IlLv April LIST, 1874,
e0-t.l.d&wtd,
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Notice of Removal,

Mr.. Carl Peters, the popular blacksmith
on Eleventh and plar streets, ma, formed
a partnership with FIR, d II fineinz aui has
removed his shop 10 six Ia rect. between
Commercial avenue and Leyee. where he
can be found at all hours. Tie respectful "
Solicits his Old patron t. cal 0, him at his
new stand. Hor-eshneing, Wason.m king
AID repairing done with neatne,s aud dis
patch. &. PETERS.
glI.sgs
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office.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
OFFICE or GENERNL AGENT.
CAIRO, ILL.,, April ., 1915. J
On and after the dale of thi. notice, ho-
tel runners will not be allowed to ply
their vocation on board the trains arriy-
ing at Cairo. This rule will be rigidly
enforced. JAMES JOHNSON,
General Agent. III. Cen. Il. Il.
Lat
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The finance committee OF that honor
able body, The city council, met, wc are
Informed by Treasurer Blake, on Tues
day afternoon, and destroyed city orders
10 the amount of eight hundred ana six
teen dollars and iif,y--eyen cents. all Of
which hal been paid during The month
Of March.
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LOCAL NOTICES..


Nr. 7. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room large stock
of English ale, porter, TIennes-y brandy
and wines, and liquors Of all kInd.. which
be will dispose of at reasonable rrice..
lsO.u.yl.tf
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nIite.

The hlic- Of the Episcopal church are
making arrangements for grand spelling
match 10 take place at the Athcneum on
Saturday evening next. The programme.
prize., Sc. &C., will be duly announced
In the BULLETS Tomorrow morning.
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For Treasurer.

by the request Of many citizens I announce
myself ~ n candidate for the Office Of Treasurer,
a, tns eu7utn. city election.
JAMES KISsLEY
, Ma EDITOR Please announce me A. q candi-
dat. for -elsctiont the once Of city Treasurer
1T the ensuing municipal election.
Is y BLAKE.
w, or. authorized b. announce JAMES W.
SIENA I.I ~ 4 Candidate Tor the Office Of CitT
] Treasurer, ut the ensuing charter election
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Piano aud Organ Tuning.

Mr.. NJ. Kuhne desires w. 10 .sy that he &.
ready TO ceise orders for Piano and Or
gan tuning, and repairing mus rnl instrI
meets. order, may be lett a; tho corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or T.. o.
30 Cos, and vii! receive promp, attention.
sl-g.ig-am
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For Aldermen,

CAPT. J. " MokfNNiK, OF the Transfer
steamer VI NctoWb !, o candidate for Al
dermsn Of the FOURTH Ward, At the ensuing
charter election.
II , PARKER l. a candidate for Alderman Of
u' Ihfd want, at the ensuing charter election.
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN {.
WHITE a. candidate tor Alderman 81 the
FOURTH Ward
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materials, where the amour, ,.,,,t....
Under any such contract Is provs1 su 20 os paid
nual Appropriation Bill 'or 10 thssn
The council, on motion Of ,la.r.
saup, adjourned. WILL X. H.wx,vs
City ClcrL
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Mrs. Kumbold is now prepared 10
bleach and remodel all kinds of hats, in
the latest style; also trim, Residence
Fifteenth street, between Washington
and Cedar, 66-i-5-2w,
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For City Attorney.

We are authorized 10 announce JUSTICE
X. CT NSINOHAM ~ a candidate for City At
torney, at the ensuing municipal election.
IDi!oH BCLirfIS Please announce me- a. a
candidate for the Office u city Attorney, at thu
ensuing municipal election. sud obligs.
HARMON ~ BLACK
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On hundred pieces OF the latest styles
of prints will be opened tomorrow by
-. HAYTHoRN & co.
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SOincthinZ New.

nav" Just received complete assort-
n'ht OF Glass Shades Of all sizes and
shapes suitable for clocks, wax flowers.
etc. also Moss and Chenille. and pic
me amt ladies Travelling Baskcts-the
largest stock ever brought to Cairo.
ID. HARTMAN.
Corner sixth and Commercial.
3.2S-tC
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Calico.

The largest stock of the hlndsomcst
and newest patterns of calicocs, has just
been opened at o. IIayrhorn Il Co.'S, all
in season aud Just the thing for the calico
parry. i-S-3t
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PHOENIX HAIR DRESSING SALOON
Illinois Central RAILROAD.
Railroad Pass to Chicago and Return.

l"e holder OF this pass is entitle to one
nrst- lass passage TO Chicago and return on
no''e' a'h o. on foot, providing he gets his
mar cut 10y F. Tneobold Eighth street, be-
tween Commercial aud Washington ave.
MUGS. Ticket Office at +. Theobold'. bsrber
shop, Cairo, Illinois. ls.sas.tr
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BANK REPORT.

State of ullnois County OF alexander PES,
We, H. { Canedv, president, and Thomas
Lewis. cashier OF the above named bank, do
solemnlv swear that the above statement Is true,
IA thr b,,t OF our knowledge and belief.
=. {, CANEDY, President,
IlOMA, I-ENio, Nasnier,
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this 6th
tav of Anril, ls1i. GEORGE FISHER,
Notary Public.
T. 8 This bank opened for business on the
frat day of March, lS15.
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Rector. Reception.

The monthly receptiouat the residence
Of Rector Gilbert. postponed from last
Thursday evening, will take place at the
residence of Rector Gilbert this evening.
The public are cordially invited to at-
tend
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lou will save money 10y examining
the new stock Of o. Haythorn d Co.
Quick sales and small profits is the
tnotto
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Resolutions Of Respect.

CAIRO. ILL, April 4ih, 1876.
At meeting Of the Cairo st. Patrick ;
Benevolent Society held in their hall on
this evening, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted /:
WHEREAS. We learn with profound re-
gret that John Mitchell has passed the
threshold Of this world, into the realm OF
eternity,
Resoiusd. That in his death ireland
ha, lost A son whose devotion to her
cause wa never surpassed, patriot
who sacrificed home, friends, and all
worldly fortune for her sake, and who.
amid all the suiierings ana disappoint-
menis endured in exile. never wayercd
ia his abiding faith Ia his country, res
direction.
ResoicsJ, That while in common with
the Irish race all over the world We give
expression TO our feelings Of regret at
the loss of our late cherished country
man. VIC cannot refrain FROM expressing
the consolation il affords It's that hi, last
utterancc to his countrymcn was pro.
test against the oppression OF his native
land. thu Welding up with hi, spirit to
heaven the faith for which he lived. and
bppueathing 10 his couutrymou the lpgl-
cy of resistance to tyranny.
Resoired. That the foregoing preamble
aud resolutions be- entered on the mn-
utes of this meeting aud published In the
Cairo paprrs. L. O'LOuGHLfN.
!. NJ. HoGAN,
NJ. j. IIOVLuY,
l.. y. BYESE.
Commute" Oh Resolutions.
VOTE OF THANKS.
Also 4 vote of thanks was rendered at
same meeting to Jewctt Wilcox. propric-
tor Of the -. Charlie. hotel. for the Use
Of his iln" horse. rode by our Grand Mar
shall ut our late parade on IT. Patrick
day, j. VI. HoGAS. Sec'y.
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AND now We offer twenty-five dozen
boys hats, worth sl.j0. for - cents
each. q. IIAYTHoRS q Co..
Sncccs.Or. 90 Ellinit q LLn.,hnrn.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-08

HAS OF every style and description.
dry per cent. les, than any other house
in Cqlro. Call aud see them.
.. HAYTHORN * Go.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-08

VIZ are receiving new goods every day
and no house can uudersell u.
.. HAYTHoEN n Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-08
Ssfnts Charles.

Good single rooms 90 the upper moor al
the Saint Charles can be had, with board,
At the very low rate Of $40 per month