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That lteS,etit.

The benefit given by Howell and
Aylncr's circus company on Friday
evening, for the benefit of 81. Mary's
park, was, We are sorry to -ay. very
poorly attended
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Dixon Springs.

Dixon springs.
Thi, Pleasant summer Resort is now open
for visitors. The Springs are the finest
Chalybeate water, and are situated in a
beautiful beech grove. near romantic
stream with high rocky banks. The Springs
are halfway between Vienna md Col
conda, and can be reached by hack from
either of those places. X. W. BIviNs,
Proprietor.
June 20, 1879. G-2i-2w'
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At a bargain. and on good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com.
pany's office, corner Ninth street snd Com.
ncrcal.
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For SALE

A No. 0 Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at So viii be sold at sl5 discount
and ordered direct fro IN the factory.
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Louis Herbert has PII.SENEII


Arlington Ice Cream Saloon, 7. Il. FL
lis, proprietor, at the Arlington House.
on Commercial avenue, between
sixth and seventh, Is now open.
The most delicious lee Cream always on
hand. Families supplied with any guam
iity. and at reasonable prices. 6-ls-tf.
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Reduced KNtpS.

We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel,
during the summer months, so day boarders,
at $22 per month, and50 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boarders will be
accepted. JEwETT WILCOX Co.,
3l.4.9S.lm. Proprletors.
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Lunch.

Hucfner, proprietor Of the Planters,
will give big lunch this morning at 10
o'clock. He wants all Of his friends to
give him call.
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busy.

Judge Bross was kept hard at work
during the entire forenoon yesterday. He
tried twenty civil suits before dinner and
a number of police suits after dinner.
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Linen and straw Hats

Large assortment OF boys and
mems linen and straw hats at one-halt
the original cost. Now is the time to
buy bargains at Hartmann, corner Sixth
and Commercial avenue.
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For sale,

A silver plated No. 8 Wilson shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, hard tpiano) finish, valued at
ss5. VIII be sold at $40 discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory.
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NnsSnE Nniicc

a A regularSommunica,ion OF Cairo
Xxx Lodge No. 237 a. +. and A. NJ.
~\will be held tomorrow Monday
evening at y O'Clock. Visiting brothers
cordially invited to attend.
Il. +. BLAME. Sec'v.
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Attention, base Da1lssts.

Balls and bats at cost--thc largest as
sortmcnt ever brought to Cairo. which ]
will sell for the next thirty days at cost.
ID, HARTMAN.
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A style "E," "Clough, Warren Il Co.'S
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at DE.
troit. List price. $500. viii be sold for
5000.
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4 Disturbance.

Two colorcd men had dispute in the
upper end o: town yesterday, which ter
minated in one knocking the othordow
Only hi, aud nothing more.
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Gone Az ny.

Chief of Police Williams has gone away
from the city on business, aud will not
return for four or five day. Officer La
Hue will look after the force until he re-
turD.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


O6y" 90 10 JssSkers and try Me ERLAN.
GER, a deiightfui bereyuge.
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FOR SALE.

picturesque Amcrica'-iS mum 1er'
bound IN = volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, so.
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mT'X Rag stock envelopes at the BrL-
LETIN Office, So % per NJ.
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For Sale or Rent.

The house and lot on the corner OF
Eighth and Walnut streets. For particu-
lars apply to Mrs. CUMMINGS.
t-Ct-lf
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1000 yards grenadines in all colors,
worth 80 cent. yard, which will sell
for 10 cents yard. ID. HARTMAN.
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Go TO Hartman's for Blue Nary Flaa
usl Coats-worth S6-selling for - so.
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at 20 cents per dozen; all the latest styles
in jelly glass. Sealing wax In large and
email quantities, at Dan'l IIartman's,
corner Sixth street.
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Alpaca Coats.

ALARGE assortment of Alpaca Coats
from 81 so to 81 80, at IIartman's, cor
ner Sixth aud Commercial avenue.
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\ new two-horse Gamble wagon.
For any Of the above articles, apply at
the BULLETIN office. +. A. BURNETT.
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psys The celebrated Schiitz MILWiU-
REE BEER at Jackets.
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ssJ Big reduction in prices Of Feather
busters, NJ Schuh's drug store.
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A cottage on Thirteenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street.
6-l3.ti. Apply TO DIR. SMITH.
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Attic Lowest Prices.

Collins, Caskets and Metallic Cases, In
Wilcox's block, at the lowest prices.
1-0-9-W
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Choice brands

of Fine cut and Smoking Tobacco at
CowPRRIHwAIT & PHILLIPS.
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pI,srNER nj Louis Herbcrt's.
CAIRO MARkET...WH0LESAiE.

Corrected Daily by +. NJ. stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary Of the Cairo board o.
Trade,
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psay"The finest article of Salad OH al
Schuh'S drugstore.
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SELLING OFF AT CosTi

The Entire Stock of Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods EN-
broderes and ParasoIs will be Sold at Cost Must be sold
within the next sixty days Now the time obtain bargains
This is Advertising Dodge Bring your money and get
value received
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Pipes, Etc
Picturesque America

At the BULLETIN bindcry--is numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco: cost $4i: for sale at $40.
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Congress Water.

Is.y.KTTZINGER-o most deiirio,is bcc-
s,G1s-o, .T1eckeEs,
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To smokers

Try those Flora del Fumar Cigar. No
l26 CONNIE 'cisl avenue.
CowPERTHwAIT & PHILLIPS.
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ONLY 10 Cents.

The New City Directory viii cost you
only 30 cents Mt Robbins Music Bazaar,
ll2 Commercial avenue. Every family
should have one. 1-1-lOt.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS OF
all descriptions--the most complete as
sortment over brought to Cairo-at cost
for the next ten days. Drawers, Under
skirts, white and colored Shirts, Hall
Hose--im price defy competition.
u, HARTMAN,
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Letter List.

List OF letters remaining uncallod for
in the Post Office at Cairo, Illinois. Satur-
day. July 10. 1875.
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New Cigar store

Imported and domestic cigars, wholesale
and retail, next door 10 Tsbcr Bros.
CowPERTnwAIr 4 PHILLIPS.
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Proprletors

%XX Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN Office, SO 10 per u.
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FOR MEMPHIS, vICKsBURo AND
NEW ORLEANS
The Large Fast and Elegant steamer
sk
ROBT. MITCHELL,
Lew Nhtcs
Gus. Dusuchct".. .Clerk
Will leave for the above points on MONDAY
EVENING, July 18th.
For freight or passage apply on bosrl or Ut
Halliday 4 Phillips wharf-boats.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
GLASS Fruit Jars.

Deiic,ous-PILsENER-at Louis Isc,.
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Very sick.

THOMAS JONES. sergt. $. s., U. ). A.
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Sealed Proposals.

boNISu ItupoSSU.
CEALED proposals will be received sl my Of
= lice until Tuesday, July ?oth, 1875, for the
delivering Of one thousand cubic yards Of gravel
on the steets OF Cairo, Illinois, At such places ~
the gravel bank at Metropolis or the bank above
Paducah. The city council reserves the right to
reject any and sll bids
WIN. FRENCH AXLEY, City Clerk
T-ll-td.
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SUNDAY, JULY II, 1876.
l.ocal Weather Report.

CAIRO. ILL.,, July 10, isT5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
DR.. llERcrs FAvunrE Prescription

Il very strongly recommended by the
Medical Faculty. and Is largely pre-
sczibed among their Female Patients.
II Il worthy OF al confidence. a. may
be seen from tho following testimonials:
DR.. G.. b. Chapman. Plattsmouth.
Eeb., writes: I have under treatment q
lady who. for the past seven years, has
been afflicted. and. after trying sevenl
physicians. without receiving benefit, Ia
gaining rapidly on your Fayorite Pre-
scription. lJl.ll
ATLANTA, III.
On. 3. v. PIxscE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-I have not words 10 express
my gratitude 70 you for your advice and
assistance in my case. There IL not one
who has used your medicines since they
have been brought here but can say with
mo that they have been greatly benefit
ted. Since have been 80 helped by It's
use, six or seven around mo left of oil
doctors and other medicines and now
use Il In their families, after being cured
Of the same disease rs mino. You do
not know what q wonder Il created In
our city by its restoring my sister I
wrote you about, for sho had been under
tho care Of three Of our best doctors,
but could not sit up but for q few min
utes at ono tine. I begged Of her 10 try
your medicines. and before she had used
half the bottles she could 60 all around
the yard. and has now just como homo
from q visit Eve miles away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
The csrsstt Park.

We yesterday took . general survey Of
the park north Of town. II In worth the
walk 10 see the property. There are
twelve acres under fenos. and In the two
Enclosures arc at least 1000 trees. con-
aisting Of Lombsrdy poplar. black wal
nut. elm. cottonwood and weeping viii
lows. Four oommodious srbors are
built in the rustic style. and around
them are planted o number Of hop vines,
sufficient 10 cover them this coming
Summer. In the arbon win Be rustic
seats and center table,. The trees arc
all planted equidistant from each other.
thus forming . straight pathway 70 any
part Of the park. The alfalfa planted
last year has grown wonderfully well.
and bids fair TO be q splendid crop this
season. In the south end Of the park o
large number Of roses and other plants
have been set out. 70 that in another
year u viii b . delightful retreat. We
understand the Virginia people have de-
terninsd 10 hold their picnics In Carson
this season. for even nov the grounds
are infinitely better than d the Bowers
ranch. Il 10 the intsntiou Of the Corbett
Brothsrs 10 build . fine house on the
upper division 81 the park. and lay out
Q croquet and baseball ground.--Carsoa
Tr;Suas. April 26.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
The Stats Capital Grounds.

"Lokul items Z" Of the Carson Tribune
has been interviewing the plaza sur
rounding the Capitol building. Here il
the result:
Tho Capitol square Is full OF little
bits Of wood. driven In by the surveyors,
tho Capitol Commissioners, and thor
advisers. We endeavored to count those
pegs this morning. and II no mistake
was made. there In ono missing. We
counted 375 surveyors and their aids at
work at various times. Tho three CON-
missioners and their deputies, together
with twenty.hv disinterested advisers.
made 40G, and wc can And but 405 pegs.
The wrong end Of tho alfalfa Is unfor-
~tunatsly coming up, and tho ground
will have to boreplowed before the green
will como 10 tho surface. Tho new trees
will have TO DO imaginary for the present
year. and the pegs are to DO painted
green 10 show how nice the shrubs will
appear whom they are In q growing con-
dition. SO far the commissioners have
done we'll. II they do ,ceiler in the fu-
turo no much the bcttor for Thorn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
The Blockade.

We clip the following from the tele.
graphic correspondence Of the San Fran
cisco Ala, relative to the repairing Of
the damages to the railroad east Of o.
don by the great water blockade and
consequent vashouts; also showing the
present chances for travel and transpor.
tation, and telling when the repairs to
the road arc likely to DO completed:
During this blockade the telegraph
wires have suffered severely, neccssitat.
ing tho laying Of nearly ten miles Of
wire. which was quickly accomplished.
under the supervision OF Mr.. Dickey.
although at many places 1t was danger
GUS for repairors TO get at tho wires. II
should DO stated in this connection thai
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph hss
been in operation. almost without inter
ruption. during this severe storm. badly
d~istancing It's competitor. and transmit.
ting the business entrusted to them with
It's usual promptnsss and dispatch. Two
S,~.L.J. .na ;n a tow ,l,vs mora tbc
v~'oeA"ur, anu 5.,a;m.a nn
the road will be safely landed at their
destinations. It il worthy Of mcntio O
that not q single accident has occurred
Js.da ~ snnIovss vorLing nirht AND
JsS q, n M NO cseat ma.
;o.;,v ~ whom haye e,bibited an MN.
III .n,orn, q, na,;snco and were os
,aaa na,ursJ AMI nlsssant ma tbo cir.
sm.,.n.ss worid normjt Now and
IN 49, wou,J Ic fonnd a crovIer
snn ,,an,s 49, i, h.,sh t.,ms -aoains,
H. aomn.n, ana ,hon,hs ma,
no ."u,J -. H.. ;tanL .S 40 aona,
hn. w;,hor, t,.tss,;na N. ofsc;sis III
Az. -.Sa.,;.. hrsncS.s ~ tba ro.5
ne ssnavasn, who Ia. hasn ovs,
po..;ons ~ 4, ,~.,oL;n, ~
n I'll To- ~.or anil no. .son
WI. ~. "a. don. AMI aro s,;I, con-
.;a. ns. ~ al camdor s.x ,ho,,
anslns' ill., ,rannsr. isax;n, no,h;n,
49, o., ,,s camfo,, NJ =ns..snnors
snJ - move ,-ss.sncsrs as onicLIy as
~ s,,lS ss,aIv AMI wi,hou. aan,.y
M. M..I 80 s,~nhs .,rLi h.,a
."sH;JsJ 10 !. ,aaS Laa Lsan nronN
- .a;t. ~ a. a., a.. ~ ~
sIiy Jun a.. as.s,.
u9uo'' anu .ns pi.sens ,
wneh 'n.y uee,oS upUu ~ .n"nn
me, IN y niuss y ssu \. .n.t
places, win nave NN ~ @
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27

Since DR.. Erastus, throe hundred
years ago. at once 30 successfully pre-
scribcd physic and warmly discussed
theological polemics. there has been a
widespread and rapidly increasing con
viction among thinkers everywhere Of
tho justncss Of his views respecting the
relation Of ecclesiastical to civil govern
ment. The main points Of tho Doctors
belief antagonistic 70 the Claims Of the
Pspal Head. were that ecclesiastical
condemnation and punishmsnt should
extend only to divergsncies in theolog-
icai opinion and not TO vioes and I'M
morality. which he commended were civil
ofsn.s. and a. such only properly pun
ishabls by temporal magistrates; and.
farther-that in fact all ecclesiastical
authority 10 subordinate TO the civil
power. This doctrine. termed Er~s-
tianism. 10 to-day ~eonvulsing Europe.
To maintain IL Bismarck and the En-.
... u-ui.r, a.. n-,t,;ro forth ali
a.. c., Sov.nu.n,
IT, "a o,.,,h,,v ;,,h. Pom
.sLoa;..,,v -. o,,,.,. and .Iioeu.
,s,,. ,omm.,s;n. and e,bo,,ino
NJ. ,,;..,. and -fo,lovs,, IN 70.
,r.. .uhm;..,on n Pn..i.n i.v,.
7, opt.r. indirectly. II not direct.
". into tho controversy in England
nov progressing between Gladstone and
Archbisbop tnov Cardinal) Manning.
and In destined TO play a prominent part
in European politics. Il, is tho old con
test between Church and State; he
tween those who believe in entire dis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27

Ia 1T REPusLIcAS7-Now that Phi
osopher Pickett has been released FROM
duress. upon submission by his attor-
nsy OF an afhdavit, TO the Supreme
Court OF California, that he (Pickett)
didn't intend any contempt, the query
is again presented: Was his imprison-
ment in accord with the spirit Of Re
publican government Arbitrarily i'm
prisoned on the siIth day Of August,
1874. without form Of trial by jury. BY
the highest court Of tho Btate-from
whose decision there 10 no ~appeal-oi
il own motion. Nj. Pickett. q man
generally believed to he not wholly
con,pos muiis. emsrges therefrom on the
twenty-sscond day Of April. 1876. Eight
months and sixteen days in Jail! In
generated for an offence. technical at
best. without prcsentnsnt, indictment,
arraignmsnt. trial or Judgment. Is this
q sample Of the boasted security to lib
srty Of person. supposed to DO guaran-
tesd by the Federal Constitution. and
that Of the sovsrsignstaie Of California;
We again rspsa. the query: Is 1t Re
publican eovsrnmenti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
LAKE TAHOE WARM CoArASr.-I /,

LAKE TAHOE WkrEn CoNPANY.-lt Is
understood that the Lake Tahoe Water
Company. through its chief manager.
Colonel Il. W. Won Schmidt. will. at the
next meeting Of the Board Of Super.
visors. present o proposition 10 furnish
the waters Of Lake Tahoe 10 San Fran
cisco. Some two years ago Colonel Won
Schmidt offered 10 supply 10000. 900
gallons Of water daily to the city for
IS, 600, 900. tho bonds Of the city for
the amount only 10 be paid when tho
water was brought to tho city and roady
for delivery. At tho time the Lake
Tahoe Company proposed 10 own the
works and make the extra amount OK.
pended In constructing the works by
furnishing tho towns, ranches and
mines along tho line Of their route 10
the city with fresh water for all pur.
poses. A the city desires 10 own and
control the water works, the Lake Taboo
Company will submit . proposition to
construct tho works and turn them over
to tho city.--S. p. Chroaiele. april 2Gh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
LATE T~ELEsaAMs.
Msssrtal' Dsy In The seuth-The
Federal and Conhderate Dead
Aliko DsooPatel.

nsnsrsai nay In The seuth-The
Federal and cs.edsrate Deed
Anks Dsesrated.
AuousrA, April 26.-Memoial Day
was observed here with unusually Inn
posing ceremonies. The corner stone
Of the Confederate monument was laid.
General Evans delivered the Grafton. in
which be took oeeaGion 10 urge the cul-
tivation Of a fraternL spirit and TO do
nothing 70 keep alive the passions Of
war. The Confedsraey Wan dead. and
they DO not purpose TO exhame 1t. They
bad parted sadly with the dear old cross
Of stars, but they took. with the true
hand Of Southern honor. tho staff that
bore tho stars ard stripes. The ladies
decorated With flowers the graves OF
Confederate and Federal dead in Augusta
Cemetery.
Lrr1s Rock, April GA call has
been signed by eI.federal and Exon
federate soldiers Of this city for q joint
decoration Of the graves Of Federal and
Confederate dead. Among the ex-Fed-
erals signing the call are ex-senator
Clayton, United States Marshal Tor
rams and United States Collector John
Brooks.
Capture or . Fugitive smuEEisr-
Death OF tyler Curtis.
NEW YoRK. April &C. l.. Law
renee, Secretary Of the Americas Club
and fugitive smuggler, Is expected here
- -I.. -..A L. Aha nrafnsIv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
rHK SHARPE HoRR0R-RovBkrs
STATEMENT.

A dispatch from winnsmucca last
evening gave the full tsxt Of the state
msnt Of Rover. Who Is now being exam
ined for the murder Of Sharpe. Il Is
too long to publish in full. but We give
the following most important extracts.
Rover. after describing his trip to the
mine. thus gives the details Of the muir
dor. which he charges upon Moworhy.
the employer Of Sharpe and himself:
Isaartsd ovsr the hill Immediately In
front Of the mins. Al Don - I reach
ID the top Of The hill ! could 80 the
camp plainly; I sav two men there; one
I took 70 Be- Sharp: they were In .
standing position when I hnt saw them.
I went on up the ravins Q short dis
tanes further. whom sharpe al down ON
. small boz, resting his elbows on his
knees. BE looked a. though he was
reading . Newspaper. This was imme-
diatsly In front OF The camp door. I
walked on until I had got within 200
yards Of the camp. looking that way all
The time; finally I cav Sharpe throw up
his arms. this way there the prisoner
allowed the Court the manner In which
Sharpe threw up his armsl and fall
back, al the same time hearing the re-
port Of . gun. The other man stood
Immediately In front Of him. with . gun
In this position. Here Rover showed
how the gun vas heidi When l
saw that ] lay down ON tho ground
in the sagsbrush. but where /
could see everything. Shortly this
man got q rops that was hanging on q
tree in frontof tho house. He first tiedit
around Sharp's neck and commenced to
drag him. That did not seem TO suit
him; he took II OF and tied IL around
his feet, and them started up the canyon.
dragging him until he had got about one
hundred yards out Of sight OF camp.
and Immediately beneath the cedar tree
whore the remains were Afterwards found
by the Sheriff. Soon he returned to
camp. after leaving the body. dragging
q green cedar limb back 10 camp, and 1
supposed that was to hide the truck he
had made BY dragging the body. I laid
still Q few moments longer. I then
came 10 camp a. II I had not noticed
anything unusual. washed my hands and
got ready for supper. This man was
eating supper at the time. while I dried
my hands a the Ars. I noticed some
thing squirting In the Goals like q rind
Of bacon. ! took . stick 70 poke II up
In tho Are. This man pushed me away
and said: "say. amt you going 70 have
suppsr tonight" Al the Same time he
grabbed . teapot and placed II over tho
nre 10 obstruct my view. but ! discov-
cred before I stopped looking that II
was . portion o. . mans hat. I could
distinctly see the rim and q portion Of
the crown. and was satished from the
color that II was Shapes hat.
Rover then states that on two occa-
sions thereafter Mcworthy ondeavored
to get him away from the main trail into
. steep canyon, for the purpose. - hs
believes. Of numbering him. also. The
AFFAIR 10 still wrapped in mystery. yet 1t
must Be noticed that the incidents above
cited wear . tingo Of plausibility.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-27
BORN.

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the wlfo Of e. r. woodceek, . son.
wlllrcoMB-ln Virginia, April 23ih. 10 the
wife Of j. u. whltconb. Q son.
PATrEN In Pioche, Aprllalst TO the wife Of
JOSIAH X. Patien, q daughtcr.
KLOrZ-ln Genoa, April 18th. 10 the wIfc Of
Fred Klotz, Q daughter.
RiCKRY-ln Sheridan. April 10Th. to the wife
81 Frank hickey. . daughter.
WHITE : In Marklseville. April 18th. 10 the
vile of A. q. White. . daughter.
wI00fNs-In Reese River, April 7lst, TO the
vito Of Marx Virgins, aseu.
DUNCK Kiln Hattie Mountain, April Goth, to
the wife Of x. N. Dunekel, Q daughter.
WALSH In Elko, April sid. to the wife Of W.
Walsh. Q son.