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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
arrcHrr As A n

1As ersas preacher stiIl Occupies The
,i,psss ,.and In The Brooklyn Court
room. His testimony 10 peculiar. u
has no. the msriss Of decision. clsarnsss
and certainty which have distinguished
,hoss Who have prsesdsd him. on beth
sidss. He fsiis 70 remember Incidents
with any dsgrss Of particularly; he
-csps..lisss go much. end h prone 20
eush. PGAapsthis b due 70 his e.
perisnos - pastor Of aehurch and 90
eisty vhioh Ia nov. and win b hsrsaf-
Ter. chiefly noticeable for III profnss
weeping. IL indiscriminais hssing and
IT, tsndsney 70 IN absurd exhibition OF
sentimental tomfoolsry. The loves OF
David and Jonathan appear absolutsly
10y whom compared with that Of Bssehse
for Tilsou. Moulton for Tiiton. Bssshsr
for M~oulton. and 20 on. In his tssH-
mony yesterday. Bssshsr corrected H.
tons testimony BY ssying that In
stead Of hising him (Tilton).
on the forehead. - The latter testified
he (Bssehsr) Kissed him on the mouth.
Fsueh. Whist can b szpscted Of men
Who indulge In such tassslsss foOlish-
nsssf We do not vondsr that Tfton
turned TO woodhull for sdues and con-
ISOLATION. Referring 70 the uncertainty
and indistinctness Of Bsseher's tssti-
mony. Il must b remarked. however.
that Whenever aliudon Il made 70 the
direct Issue In ths TRIAL, the ssduedon OF
Mrs. Tilton. 10 70 nzsd. definite. dsci-
sivs and vehement in denying the truth
Of the charge. and vehement and posi-
tive In asserting his absolute innocence.
Upon this subject he INDUCES In no
gsnsralizaions, and never answers .
question With the words II don't ~
member" His explanation Of his "a
nous latter Of contrition and other docu-
msnts over his signature. more or less
damaging. IL plausible. but neither con-
vincing nor conclusive. It may. how
ever. b % 70 the jury. One Of two
things will b conceded. how
ever the trial may end. Either The de-
fsnd.nt is profouniiy isnOnn. Of world
ly wiles or no 10 . thorough master
thereof and plays his part Of unsophiss-
ication and purity with unslampled
tact and studious correctness. Beecher
does not ahins a. a witness. He has
nsithsr the force NOR certainty Of Moul-
ton, nor the keen Wit and thorough salt
possession Of Bessie Turner. But he 10
In an anomalous position; either .
much injured man or q hsnd incarnats.
Who has assumed the robes Of an angel.
And no jury in Christsndom can decide
that question 70 that tho public viii
unanimously accord with its verdict.
Beschsr may b acquitted. We incline
to the belief that the jury will disagree.
but no human power can reopen the
Of public usefulness which the socusa-
tons OF Tilton. Moulton and the prose-
cution have closed against him. II in
nocent, this IL q sad fate for the talent
Cd preacher. II guilty. Il will b. par
hsps, sufficient punishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
"H0UsEkEEPER"
rr1,a HEALTH.

Thslivsr Is the grsit depufsating or
blood cleansing organ Of the system.
Set the great housekeepor Of our health
Of work, and the foul oorruptona which
gender In tho blood and rot out, a. II
were, the machinery Of life. are grad-
ually expelled from tho systsm. For
this purpose DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ioal Discovery. with small daily doses OF
DR.. Piorce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
are pre-eminently the articles needed.
Thoy curl overy. kind Of humor from
the worst scrofula 10 the common pimple,
blotch or eruption. Great eating uloerl
kindly heal under their mighty curative
influence. virulent blood poisons that
Turk in tho system arc by them robbed Of
their ~terrors. and by their persovering
and somewhat protracted uso tho most
tainted system may DO completely ren-
evated and built mp new. Enlarged
glands, tumors and dwellings dwindle
away and disappear under tho influence
Of their great resolvents. Sold by all
dealers in medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

And In Accordance with Law aad On order o.
tho Board Of Directors. made oa the ssh day o.
February, 1915. % many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock % may be necessary. Will
ks sold q pablo suction. at the once ol
q. esssssy; e. 10 70 s ss;yso;ea,s e Tnsns
third lssd) day ofAprl. is1b. stthe hour o
- o'clock u. Of said day, 10 pay saId delin1uenl
~ j. II. 6AYRE, Secretary.
ofnee-Ne. 10, stevsnson's Baildins. san
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

Gov. TiLpsx. Of New York. still con-
tinuss his war upon the Canal Ring.
He ID ably supported BY tho New York
TFD.us. which has devoted for over q
vsek past from four TO eight columns in
slposing the svindles Of the Ring.
Speaker Mcguire. Of tho Assembly. Is
the champion Of the Ring thieves. but
thus far not . single Democratic paper
In The stals has had the hardihood TO
aide with him. II looka - u another
downfall Ike unto that Il Tannany and
the Tweed ring would b the result OF
this oppose and warfare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06
cIssoM's SALOON.
MAIN srREEr. GOLD HILL.
FINE ~iHEs, LIQUORS, Etc.
oTARD BRANDY,
OLD BOURBON.
CHAMPAGNE
PORT AND WHITE WINES
And other genuine Liquors.
sm I'd O. GIBSON. proprisssr.

lSEaAres sIly 2 ,,,l LILLE ~, & s o..
meas. San Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
Starry county, Nevada
TNoiee. -Theru arc delinquent upon tho fol
lowing .dssehesd stock, on account OF ssssss'
ruary, iN5, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

KENTUCKY paper sprcaks Of a man
who had o narrow escape from . sun
stroke, he having stood only two feet
from O man who was struck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

Tus State Of New York owns The Eds
Canal. In visv Of Ne frauds psrps-
tr...d. and The ssarthng disclosures
recently na6s. W are tempted to The
query. whas vosld b The result did. -
Is suggested BY sons fsnsAies The Gov
srnment Of The United States own and
operate . trans-sonsnsasai hns Of ni'-
roadf Would thsrs MOI b aPropordon-
atsly larger opening for fraud. and .
similar state Of things called inio sstvs
sxistsncef
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-06

UNcnAlrrAlLx. - lnasmuch - the
Senatorial excursion party have gone
ION . Government stsamsr) down 10
Mexico TO look out and care for The
marked graves Of a soldiers Who fell
In the var with that country. The Sac-
nmsnto Rseord. Union suggests thai
there 10 no ons Who would look out Tor
such businsss better than Simon Cap
sron. the leader Of The expedition. II
says ''hs vss cut out for IL" and eou-
pies with that remark this unchGritable
suggestion: -"And II Simon Cameron
will only 90 down 10 MEXICO. and pro-
cure thscosstustioa Of one noregravsof
about his own measure. We are disposed
10 think u will b . long time before the
Americas people win think Of troub-
ling his hmsntsd remains.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF eoLp NlLL

-
You are all invited call al (nsps
- new and elegant aors witt tits iufkt
nh stock Of watohSs, chains. kwslry.
diverware. diamonds, CLOCKS. tkfonres,
music boxes. etp. Whsnsver 700 visit
Ban Francisco you vill ialwayS be re-
csived In q courteous manner BY J. w.
Tucker. ISL Ksarny street, who win al
ways take pleasure in showing custom
~ through his stook Of good, never
eonsidsring II . trouble, bat always TAX
nc grsst: pleasure IN allowing goods.
Don't fail 70 eall and - him srs yca
purchase sissShsfs.i Hs Win send goods
Tor selecHonr 10 any part Of the State.
and VII r~ppatr-wstohss and javslTy sent
throueh Wells. Fargo 4 Co.; guarantee
Ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. % he does, the best sofr work
msn. Don't forget his now store-lSl
k'arnI 'tsess o7!y: ..A-G Y
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Of oahissi, ~ ons Of the passengers.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
n THOMAS KELLY

II EsPEcrFuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
Msrhal Of Gold MI. at the ensninE Municipal
Election, to be held on Monday, Nay 3 1873
subject to the decision OF the eitissns q Gold
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sKrAnr. nACovKRxh

-AL-.i-H~~ eWIsian whioN
-.L-r s,o- "A ri
o., r,.,I..o. ,hs 1900 Aprili.
~. recovered ON s.txphy night, sor
-, sunday uorpips. shroueh ths ssli
49,, .oo,.. n forss OF i.<u dstso-
~. our s.n Frs>s,sso susAsness al
1910, Am ..,ou,.. N ths AMIR from
S~L,,,,. .c.,x1h. N. ,u.pset.d
t,om ~. snt. ths piesurs MA ssoisa hy
,,nss.,on.l .Aisyes. whose object was
"a ohs.i.I hSvy rsvud.V. such thsy
I'm mrs Mould b. ofsrsd ios Ne rscev.
sry Of 20 valuable and popular . paint
a.. vA.n n pubiiely announced.
hovsvsr. thss no reward would b Of
fsr,d but sAak simply an ordsr hsd bssn
-. A ~. .,.,.I "A r.nroauos ths usiut-
a., h....,. a.. n,ch A-..nnoin.sd
,rSs,.. .,.n.r,..a spouoh 10 tan Of
L--.. 30 ,-o,.r,.sa,v
m.--.~ s.
----"-a-.. n.,n,r,.d +,
-,,,a,r.
% os'.s 'es
EASILY oonosAiins ne marx o. No ~
and tomorrow evening Il Will DO on CT
| h,h,to, "A ~. s,Ilery Of Snow 4 Nay,
.u-.s,. ,h.n s,ar bv
t'n ,.,,.
this romantic heue sPisooe IN "
tory. u certainly h veil advertised this
tina TIA Names Of tho snterprisine
vm,.. n,,.hr. J.mss p
t.s0 IN,
Allen, Thomas "liaos. James N
and James Z. Murphy. all young men
Int old o6sudsrs with whom the police
-.-...n.,,,.d Fouo~ing mn -osrtsiu
"T-I- -.s,,ss an. bv
sngAs s
thsn. The dstscdvss 0 Q ionnd sne'n
selves 70 Be- on the right track. and a
An. nropsr tims. by q pre~concsrtsd Ar
5000 IN c-.rsuyino their
c. -. o.,
game. from me o@n ktA
oe. Of yesterday. We extract the iolow-
ina account Of their further proceedings
a. u.,t.,.
S---,., u-u........ :, 4
A.ing 20 m. oSs.sr.
persons m snssa 40 hcn.s
drove VIZ ~ ~. -
nesity 49,. !. n. r.,ahh"r.
Sui.s a... sn NJ ~ ,ad,.s;,.. p....
nooo ss.m A $500 SriiS;ro. a.,
inso - ~ ~. 10 ~. 80
so.P,'. ~~sr.s 49,
Paotsa 49,
haasing
~ PaAo. OF HsInDsS ~ -
q ceos. = Ivy an
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dened.

NEW oRLrAss, April 4.-Tho Soma
torial excursion 70 MEXICO has been
abandoned. Advices from Washington
say the fear Of tho yellow fever and the
illness Of Mrs. Morton are among the
causes alleged for this change Of front.
Senators Anthony, Camerson. Chandler.
Dennis and Patterson. and General
Mcveigh and wife, sailed on the Dis.
patch to-day for Cedar Keys, and will
cruise along the Florida coast, thence
70 some Atlantic port. Senator Morton
Il detained at the 81. Charles Hotel on
account Of Mrs. Morton. who Is i'm.
proving. --u--.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-11

The original American Tea Company, Of
New York, OF which Robt. Wells il Pres-
dent, was established in 1910, and since
that time has been steadily gaining in favor
not only in the city Of New York, but all
over the country. until now its teas reach
every section. The leading press OF the
city aud of hundred, of places in tn, coun.
try have endorsed it ~ perfectly reliable,
and parties wishing excellent teas at low
prices, can with perfect confidence send
TO thl. company for them. Their teas are
put up in one pound packages, with the
kind aud price priat! al on the wrappers
also. in boxes containing ), 10, 20 and 10
pornds. They range in price from 10 cents
to q - per pound. our merchants can
have samples mailed to their address By
enclosing 10 cents for each sample. Tho
company wish reliable agents in every town
10 get up clubs amongst families for their
teas, a al offer great Inducements. Send
Tor our circular. Address always. Rob,.
Wells, Pres't. No. ~ Nesey ST., New
York, 5-s-d&w-6t.
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millinery Goods.

Mrs. Hul,z has the largest Millinery store
In the city OF Cairo. with large stock u
Millinery Goods Of all the latest fashions
and -tyles Of Ladies', Ni.-e- and Children.
has. and Ladies bonnei-, trimmed or un-
trimmed, all OF which have been carefully
selected, an bought al the very lowest
Cash Prices at the fou. different markets
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and New
York, and which .hc win offer for sale a,
cost. Now is your chance TO get your
Hats. Call and see her before you pur-
cha,e Al other places. She has fine a.
sor,ment OF Ladies' Misses and chlldrcn's
Shoes, all made to order, that ,he viii ODER
for sale iif y per cent cheaper than can be
bought al any other place in the city OF
Cairo also. variety Of other notions.
MR, VI. &. IlULIz,
Washington avenue. between Tenth ans
Eleventh streets i2-3-l2-lm.
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Gard.

Having bought out the store OF Isidore
tliman. on Washington avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, take this
method ofiufornlng the public OF the fact
also to ass1re them that shall enJeavor at all
times ~ merit their confidence and TO make
it to their Interest 10 give to ME the patron
age ask.
have lu.t returned from 81. Louis, where
purchased full AMI complete stock of
Dry. Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ready Made
Clothing Not'on', etc., " bich IL now open
and fer sale a. my store. All lax Is that
you cali and examine goods and prices.
i-6-if. SAMUEL tLiMAE.
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Notice.

Notice i. hereby given 10 ali parties inter-
csted, that after ths 10Th inst. the ordi-
names in relation TO obstruc.ing sidewalks.
throwing iilih, broken glass. or other rub
bish into the streets, or exposing their
wares or merchandise in such IA manner,
upon awnings, as TO ob.truct the free pas
cage 81 persons, on or of the sidewalk, will
he rigidly enforced. W. VI. WILLIAMS,
5S-tl. City Marshal
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-11

Landlords Of hotel. and boarding houses
will lind II to their advantage TO call upon
Mrs. Coleman, Laundfess, No " Fourth
street, between Washington and CONNER
oiai avenues. Hotel and clearinghouse
washing, 80 cents per dozen. For piece work
prices are ~ follow, single -hirt aud col
lar, Zoe; per dozen scc; socks Be-; two coli
lars, Be-; two handkerehiei-, be; vett> zoe;
and al gentlcmen's wear, soc. per
dozen. Ladies dresses, - TO Doe:
skirts ~ to 2Dc; drawers 10 10 ljc; two
rair hose Sc; two collars 10 Zoe. For la
diic-' plain clothes 81 ca per dozen; for la
dies line clothes, 81 - per dozeu; done
promptly, and promptly delivered. Pa
tronngc solicited.
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W utsic.

Mrs. Monsarrat, one of the most ac-
complished lady musicians in southern
Illinois, viii, during the summer months
teach pupils o, this city. music for the
very low price OF ten dollars per term.
Mrs. Mon.arrat has for years past taught
the art OF music In several of the most
noted academies OF Memphis, and has
gained by her thorough knowledge OF The
art most enviable reputation Parents
who have children whom they would
have become completely versed Ia music,
will do well TO place them under tho care
of this lady. o-i-Ii'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-11

A. MARIN, = Ohio Levec. Is now taxi
ing orders for the new styles of SILK Hats.
all the rage ut the East, known rs
Fifth Avenue" and
"Broadway.'
His Contormiture enables him to take
orders and make perfect iits-enablcs him
to make hats to order that will conform
perfectly to the head of the wearer. Call
upon MARX, and have your head meas
ured for bat. o-2-2w
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The Festival.

The cntcrpri,ing ladies who constitute
the congregation oi the Church Of the
Rcdeemer, have, we are pleased to learn,
perfected their arrangements for the
strawberry festival to be given by them
at White Il Grccr's old stand, corner of
Sixth street and Ohio lcyee, this evening.
supper will be served from six O'Clock
until late hour, and will be COM
posed of every choice and delicious edible
the market affords, at the most reasona-
BILE prices. The festival should be largely
pa,ronizcd by the peopl" OF Cairo, as the
object for which it i, gotten up Is n wor'
thy one.
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JONI toGGIIr, Agent.
For Sale.

The family residence OF Mr.. Aubrey, on
Holbrook avenue and Twerty-second street
{. offered for sale. The ground. consist OF
four lots, with fine TUT trees and a variety
OF small fruits and shrubbery. The house
contains nine rooms, attic and cellar, all in
good order. The location and size OF the
grounds make them very desirable tor the
carrying on Of flo yer garden, for which
purpose they are admirably arranged. The
place viii be sold on reasonable terms,
which will be made known OH application
10 Mr.. Aubrey at the residence. 5-5-1w.
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l;Orctl by u COW.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ghio's little
child, about four year. of age, was play
ing at the edge of the sidewalk on the
lcyee, near Fourth street, when Il young
short horned COW, walking past, gorcd 1t
in the face. raising it of its feet, and as 1t
fell to the ground, was about to attack it
again, when colored man ran to It's as
sistance. The sharp horn had penetrated
the left cheek to the bone, cutting cash
about an inch and Il quarter long. The
little thing was nearly frightened ont OF
its wits, and suffered greatly from the
wound, but bore the pain and submitted
to the dressing of the wound like little
woman
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Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice il hereby given that the partner.
ship heretofore existing between ". l..
Bristol and l.. W. siilwell il, this let day Of
May, 1879. dissolved by mutual. consent.
W. l.. Bristol will continue the business
and is authorized to settle oil debts due to
and by the late irm.
Cairo, Ill.,. May lat, 1875.
W. l.. BRISTOL,
j.j.6.. l.. W. STILwELL
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The Old Reliable.

hereby announce to the public that !
anu better prepared than cyerto acsommo-
date my patrons at ths C'ntr.l iio'e', on
sixth street. between Commercial anu
Washington avenue,. have taken part
uer Ia tue hotel business, Mrs Appleman,
who has had considerable experience In
that line, and will not fail to make guests
feel at home. Tue table win always be
supplied with the best the market AFFORDS
served up in the most palatable manner
Board and lodging per week. ~ 90 single
meals, 25c, 10 be had at all hours. nave
also in connection with nay hote', hrst'
class barbe shop, and am preparedto give
customers a good shave, haircut, shampoo
ing, etc. will ran three chairs, and have
employed tonsorial artists who understand
their business. shaving, 10 cents; sham
pooing, 20 cents and hair cutting, - cents
civa me n call, PROF. +. GoEBEL.
| = 4
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am prepared 10 furnish 70 customer
Boot. and shoes, OF az fine material, a. neat
In 1T and cheap in price a. can be procured
10y permitting speculative persons, or men
not -hoemakers having friend.,hoemaker.
living in the East, TO send for them. ] ak
bankers, public officers, and other per'or-
TO take notice OF this announcement. !
make Boots and shoes In any style and OF
every quality. GIVE me trial.
Remember the location Of my shop
Twentieth street between Poplar street and
Washington avenue. near the Court House.
4G-i-l3-tf. WIN LiLERs,
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sEA.sICx.
How "a Made Mallory Rctjg ions. sUd
Riggs pOeticsi.

The sca-sick people oil the schooner
that was storm-tosscd and nearly wreck
ed between Cairo aud Mound city, on
sunday. had religious services when the
danger was the greatest.
II regret to say. my bearer, said the
captain. "that the Jig about mp. II you
have anything to say 10 the Lord. yon
lmd better say it now"
Then all fell to their drvotion-. and
Mr.. Mallory wa, heard to say:
80. Lord. il you can get me ont OF This
I would bc much obliged. didn't i'll
tend to take a through ticket when got
aboard. and if you will just punch it and
let me lay over for Il few years longer
thine will he HE glory forever. cave.
Amen.
At thi. moment. while the supplica-
iions of the other iright-strickcn people
were ascending, the voice of MIR. james
Bigg.. like that of the sweet Singer OF
Israel. was heard above the roar of tenn
pest. shouting. Ia the tune of the Devil
Beating Tan Bark. thi, beautiful hymn
80, Lord I've i,een wicked Bigs-,
own the corn to-day;
I've stumbled on in thoughils,. style
out Of the marrow wnyi
But now a--ailing on the deep,
sea sicl see my crime.
And asking .uc.pr from the wave
/ raise 10 thee thi. hIne.
-, save me from the waiery deep;
water dO drtcst;
Give M 10 walk on land again
Give me a glass Of Beet.
or schlilz, for some lay -cilin i i"-p
And will De a righteous Bigg-,
In y0odness firmly set,
Willwalk along the Narrow Way
straight and hrm, sou bet,
So, Lorl, be Kind
Let down the wind!
And calm the ru fled deep, deep, deeP;-
Rock these rough wave. To- sleep, sleep, sleep,
And calm the runel dc.p.''
The BuLLEIIS shorthand repOrie
was here attacked with sea-sickne-- ant
disabled from taking further notes.
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Strawberry Festival.

The ladic, oi the Episcopal church
will give grand supper aud strawberry
festival at the store formerly occupied by
Mc..rs. White and Greer. on Ohio lcvec.
corner of sixth street, on Tuesday even.
ing next.
The tine supper, which will he served
throughout the entire evening, VIII be
ready at six O'Clock. All are cordially
invited to take supper at the festival in
stead of at their home, on that evening.
iOJ-.I-g-lt