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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-10
Rid. for Building the New Levec.

The following bids tor building the pro-
posed new levee were opened and read
b. tore the council last evening, and re-
ferred to the Leyee Committee, who are
to report on the same this evening;
Michael Tynell, of st. Louis, proposed
to build the levce for fourteen cents per
cubic yard, cash, or twenty cents per
cable yard for city scrip.
Alex. Frazier, of this city, offered to
build the proposed levee according to
plan and profile, and have it completed
by the LIST of March, or sooner, for the
sum OF IL cents per cubic yard, or SlO,-
500 for the job complete.
Fred Davis and Irwin Dugan, OF this
city, offer to construct the new lcvee fol
the sum of "a cents per cubic yard.
Robert Bagncl, of Cape Giradeau. pro
posed to build the levee according to
plan and specification for l53 cents pei
cubic yard, and take in payment one
half in city warrants, at par.
Thomas Mehan, Thomas Boyle and
William Gearn proposed to buil'l five sec
lions of the proposed levee, at 20 cent
per cubic ysrd.
PHI. Corcoran offered TO build sec
ton and of the new levee at the rat,
of % cents per cubic yard.
William Quinn offered to build iiv'
hundred feet of leyec, and give bonds to
fuliillment of contract, for l6 cents pc
cubic yard.
Julius Serbian proposed TO build sec
tions numbered 0 and 10 tor "a cents pc
cubic yard, according to profile am
specifications made by John p. lIely.
James Clonan proposed to build sec
ton 8 of the new levee for the sum of 3
cents, IN cash, per cubic yard OF earth
and section number Of levee for tn
sum of 81 cents, in cash, per cubic var
OF earth.
S. d. Carter q Co., OF Chicago, otiere
to do tue work entire on the new levc
for II cents per cubic yard.
Il. O'Donncll aud james Melr, oi Cil
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Compressed Yeast-NOttee

have this day secured the sole agency
for the sale Of CAT, Fleischman a
Company's compressed yeast, either
wholesale or retail. Dealers can
be supplied at any and all
times by calling on me. This is the only
yeast of the kind In market that is gen.
uine. w. l.. Bristol, 30 Eighth street.
Cairo, Ills, Oct %, 1875. l0-2s-lm.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
..PorsraiSs Glaees."


This Is a new style Of picture now be-
ing produced by VIM. Winter, the artist,
Of this city. These pictures are creating
much interest In all the principal Eastern
and Western cities, being altogether new.
They are unlike photographs. being
raised and beautifully cnameled over the
entire surface, soft In tone, but distinct In
the lights and shades. No one who sees
them fails to admire them, or to give the
artist an order. We have been shown o
number Of pictures Of well-known ladies
and gentlemen Of the city. aud have no
hesitation In pronouncing them perfectly
splendid. We would therefore advise all
who take interest In such matters or de-
sire pictures, to call upon MIR. Winter at
his gallery and examine his work In th's
new branch Of the shadow-capturing art.
Q-1l-ff
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Rainfall. inches.
Sergeant, Signal Service, L. :.
General Items

Read Hebron & Wells new adver-
tisement on the second page.
The rain that has threatened us for
several days, came yesterday.
That Odd Fellows sociable, we are
told. il to come of two weeks from last
night.
The motto Of Hebron q Well is
Quick sales and small profits
--lO00 sheets of bristol board just re-
ceivcd at The BULLETIN office, and tor
sale 10 the trade.
Mayor Winter, it is said, will leave
for trip to st. Louis to-day. What will
become Of MS while he is gone:
Charley Delay, of the commission
and auction house Of Parker & Axley.
left for Chicago last night.
The Alexander County Hank will
pay tntcrest On deposits in che saw.
inxs department..
Another OF the gang of ''quecr SHOW
eis" who threw their worthless money
about the city so freely a few days ago,
has been brought to grief.
The best and cheapest hats can be
found at Hebron & Wells.
Our people-as thisis an exceedingly
religious community-wll all offer up
thanks on the 2jth day of this month.
Grant has said it, and Grant will be
obeyed.
Judge Bross is occupied at the court
house. and his police court Is therefore
closed. Judge Bird is at his Office, at all
hours of the day, but he does no bust
ness.
We are Offering a full line Of jeass a,
cost price. Hebron Il We'll.
The regular monthly reception at the
rectory of the Church OF the Redeemer
J will take place tomorrow night. A
pleasant time is anticipated.
| 1900 note heads, 10000 envelopes
10000 letter heads. 10 reams statements
20 reams bill hcads-Carlisle paper--jusl
received and for sale at the BuLLETIs
Office.
States Attorney Mulkey, in case,
against twenty-thre prostitutes and five
keepers of houses of ill.fame Of this city
returned nolte prosequi In the county
court on Monday.
Owing to the indisposition of Mrs
Granger, and the inclrment weather, thu
lecture that was to have taken place las
evening for the benefit OF the Library AS
ISOLATION, was postponed.
Mrs. w. p. Wright. Mrs. II. II. Can
dee, Mrs. DIR. Smith, Miss Annie Pitche
and Miss Mary Wardner, will assume tn
female characters In the play OF Lee
Astray,' to be rendered by the Taylo
Literary Club at the Atheneum soon.
There is no use in talking, Messrs
Candee, Woodward, Stafford and MOrril
are the champion eucher players q
Southern Illinois. They can play fit,
games In two hours and thirty minutes
averaging a game every three minutes.
John Thompson, the man arrcste
by Sheriff Irwin and his deputies for pass
Ing counterfeit money, says that his par
ner was beat out of over three thOusan
dollars OF the worthless stuff while gan
bling In house In this city last week.
just received, another lot Of thos
, calico remnants at ecents yard, at Hell
bron & Wells. aaa7
Cache bridge, between Cairo an
Mound City, is in bad condition, az
will be the means Of serious injury
some one II Is not looked after. The
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yOaice OF Removal.

G.. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from the old stand to his
new brick building Zone block below,
No. 80 Commercial avenue, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, where he will
keep the hest home made and st. LOui
custom made boots and shoes, made of
the best material good workmanship
and In the latest styles. All orders
promptly attended to. 9-23-u.
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TO ehe Cieise,.s OF Cairo.

would inform my many friends. that l
am still in the auction business, and ready
to attend 10 all sales that may Offer. My
long experience In this business needs no
uomnent-il 10 no experiment on my part,
aud parties entrusting goods t. my care
need NOT be afraid. as Am no "squib" Or
novice in the business.
Special attention given to real estate -nd
out:door sales, as fhAve never missed max.
ing q sale. d HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
Corner Sixth street and Commercial Av.
~I2t.tt
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notice..

The officers and members OF the Cairo
st. Patrick's Benevolent Society will
take notice that on aud after Sunday,
Nov. 7th, 1875, the meetings of this soci-
ETY. will be held at 8 o'clock p. M, Oh the
first Sunday in each month, at the hall OF
the ''iIibernian" Fire Company, on Thir-
teenth street, between Commercial ave-
nue aud Poplar street.
by order Of President Fitzgerald.
j. NJ. HOGAN, Sec.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. 9th, 1875.
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Among the live druggists Of our city
who have laid IN a supply Of Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy are Barclay Bros
and Paul q. Schulz. An advertisement
appears in another column. 1t has never
failed to cure the worst ease Ut rheu-
matism. ll'll-n
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Chr Bulletin.
RATES OF ADvERTlsiNG.

| = : - ; ; : ; ; : : : ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; ; >
gt-All bills for advertising. are due and pay.
able ~ ADVANCE
Transient advertising will he inserted at the
rate Of 81 20 per square for the first insertion
and - cents for each subsequent one. a liberal
discount will be made on standing and display
advertisements.
Local notices business or otherwise, will be
charged tea ceAt- pcr line for the first and i've
cents for each aJaiIonal insertion, counting
I've lines and upsartDi a discount will lie made
sftsr third insertion
Church, society, Festival and supper notices
will only be inserted ~ advertisements.
For inserting Funeral notice ei 20. Notice Of
meeting Of societies or secret orders 20 cents for
each insertion.
No advertisement will H. received at less than
50 cenls.
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Removed.

4. HALEY has removed to his new
store room, lis Commercial avenue. OPP
posite Winters Block, and next door TO
the Arab engine house, where he will be
pleased 10 see all his old customers and
ne many new ones. 9-30-f
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For 0al0-Pi0nO,

A No. l secondhand, seven octave
piano, as good as new, manufactured by
Hallet & Davis, Is offered for sale ut {
E.A. BURNETT,
lO-2l-lm, Bulletin Office.
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Clsserns Gleass ed.

Persons having cisterns needing pump
Ing out and repairing can have it done
promptly and at prices u suit the times
by calling on J. $. Hawkins, Cross street.
have a man and pump employed all the
tim, ,or tho purpose. al6-G.
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Dent Forget /!

If you want tinware, stoves e'c..that A.
HALEY has changed his place OF business
and can now be found at llo commercial
avenue. next door to the Arab engine
house, where he will be pleased to see
YOU and give you bargains az OF old.
q
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Dyas 4. Parker a. Co. will still con-
tinue the business rs successors to the
old firm. Office, " Ohio Levee; ware
house, Twenty-eighth street and Ohio
Levec.
Cairo, H., Nov. 8, 1915. ll-G-tf
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~ DIR. Sherman, the great Special
Ut, sos North sixth street, has gained an
enviable reputation In the speedy manner
In which lie treats all chronic diseases.
See advertisement for his great Syphilitic
Eradicator, Endorsed by the medical IA
entity everywhere, 0-le-lyr.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Parker & Cunningham is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either party is authorized to use the
name of the firm in settlement OF old
accounts. DYAs r. PARKER.
II. ii. CUNNINGHAM.
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For sale.

The DelmOnico Saloon, with tcn-pin
alley, shooting gallery, and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. For
terms of sale, apply to
lO.26-tf MRs. ANNIE COyNE.
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AttcmslSu! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprague Can.Openers, taken for adver'
Using. which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. inquire At Bnlletin office.
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Present.

Don't forget to get your present Of 10
yards of the best calicos before going
elsewhere, at Hebron L. Wells.
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Everybody to know that The place 20 get
A smooth shave.
A good shampoo.
A fashionable haircut,
OR anything 10 tbs, line,
IL at the GRAND CENTRAL BARBER
shop, corner Eighth and Commercial.
g.s.tf J. GEORGE sTEISHoUsH.
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVER NEWS.
Pert Liss.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paduoah.
" II. C. Mutt, Mound City.
" Mollie Moore, st. Louis.
Tow-boat Bon Accord, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Is II. e. Mutt, Memphis.
- Mollie Moore, New Orleans.
Tow-boat Lioness, Louisville.
Rover, 80. Louis.
Bon Accord, South.
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river last evening was feet 3
inches on the gauge, having risen :;
inches during the previous ~ hours.
A cold, disagreeable ruin fell all yes
terday afternoon, aud the weather VIA
as gloomy as could be imagined.
Business fair.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The Mollie Moore made ialr additions
here.
The transfer steamer II. e. Mutt,
just Of the Mound City ways, passed to
Memphis night before last.
The Lioness left with tow Of eighty
barges for Louisville 10 meet the coal
feet coming from Pittsburg.
| The f,atboat Of potatoes belonging TO
Captain \. r. Johnston, Ut Hamilton,
Kentucky, which sunk Oh the Chain ha'
been raised, and is coming Oh down.
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knitted Jackets.

We received this morning new supply
of Ladies' and Misses knitted jackets
with and without sleeves; also Il fine lot
of children's bonnets, which we offer at
a great inducement.
HEILBRoN & We'll,
ll2 and IA Commercial Avenue.
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Iwtsress on Deposits.

The Alexander County Bank Viil pay tn
t.rest on deposits in tic saeings depart
,u,s, lO-S-f0i
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Insurance Agent, a.:
Il Co.
kI~THE ALEXANDER G.
ID NN-E VTfy DANr IN'rEDLsGu


PARTMENT.
j. Burger & Co. call especial attcn-
ton Of housekeepers and those contem-
plating keeping house, to their large
stock Of entirely new carpets and oil
cloths. This Is their first season in that
line, and are confident of suiting all in
the latest designs.
For cork-soied boots or shoes, 60 to
X. Jones, the Commercial avenue boot
and shoe maker. lie is tirst-class work
man aud never fails to please.
"A very large assortment Of German.
town yarn, Bermah zephyrs. and every
article appcrtaining to this department
in all shades and colors, at J. Burger d
Co.'S.
Fine, neat and stylish box-tOed
stitched boots and shoes are made
specialties by X. Jones, the Commercial
avenue boot and shoe manufacturer.
Give him a call.
j. Burger & Co. have now on hand
the most elegant stock of 2 and 3 button
Kid Gloves ever brought to this city, and
are determined to sell them at remark.
ably low figures.
"A series of lectures under the auspi'
ces of the members Of the Library AssO.
citation for the establishment of a public
library in Cairo, will be held alter.
nately at the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Christian churches. The following la
dies and gentlemen have kindly con
sentcd to lecture, commencing:
" 10, DR.. ii. Wardner.
=" %, Go be filledD.
A" 20, DR.. VIM. Il. Smith.
Dec. 8, Miss Kate Thompson.
f" Is, Hon. VIM. ii. Green.
" 81, Mrs. G. q. Alvord.
&. &. 4. Goss, Sec'y.
by order of Executive Committee.
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1%XX Amber and White rug stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
s. 50 and 81 90 per NJ.
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a MAN NUN over


To Cowperthwalt A. Phillips to try those
Gold Buckle cigars.
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Youths Good Calf Boots............ 200
Mems Custom-made Calf Boots. . %
800 cases Boots and Shoes ut astonish-
ingly low prices-wholes sale and retail.
q. HAWTHORN & Co.,
lnl Commercial Avenue,
l0-29-l0t. Cairo, Illinois.
Notice.
| hereby notify the business mcI Of
this city, and public at large, that will
not be responsible for any debts con
| tracted in my name, unless made by me
personally. Mas. ANNIE CoySE.
10-232ot 80 .l.rl
Fer Benl.
New cottage, o rooms, corner Seventh
and Walnut streets, occupied ut pres
ent by MIR. Winter. WIN be vacant on
Monday, Nov. I. Rent $2s per month.
Apply on Seventh. second door from
above house. - l03D-tf
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kx,3Eciss iessily obtained 'es s1 5I1 = ~
ter aiseis. MlisessF o, boz 'vT ChesT'.
,ltlnc.s H'"'"
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LOCAL NOTICES.

--Shawls and Cloaks Of all the late
styles ranging from the cheapest to the
finest. ). Burger & Co. have paid par
ticular attention to this department, and
are able to undersell any house In the
city. Call and be convinced.
Don't fail to see that handsome line
of Ladies' Ties and Ribbons at j. Burger
& Co.'S.
Those who need winter boots should
call OH X. Jones, Commercial avenue.
His stock OF French and Domestic calf
skins Is the best In the market.
Our Domestic Department il complete
in all Its details, and will be sold cheaper
than ever. j. BURGER 4 Co.
For EmbroIderies Ind Laces, 90 toJ.
Burger & Co.'S, No. III Commercial ave-
nue..
r.. Jones, the Commercial avenue
boot-maker, can furnish you with the
best pair OF boots to be found In the city.
Ladies, misses and children's under
wear at very low prices at J. Burger Il
Cos.
The finest stock of dress goods, con-
sisting OF Cassimcres, Empress Cloths,
Diagonals, Mohairs, Poplins, at j. Bur.
ger 4 Co.'S. l2i Commercial avenue.
For great bargains in flannels. call
Oh j. Burger Il Co. They have the best
assorted stock IN the city. and sell thcu
at as,onishingly low prices.
III you want a good. C9ssttoan-msd'
| lady's or MISS shoe cal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06
, Hs.bolAitsns.
,IFron he suvor STATE, July al

w. ~ eaH<@ IT.
Conductor Shislds, Who arrived here
last evening In charge Of q tea train.
mst with n accident at 0reana while
coupling some ears at that station on his
way mp from wadsworth. which resulted
In splitting one OF his ears and brushing
his head considerably. A car loaded
with lumber had been left al Oreana,
and whils coupling Il on 10 the train he
was struck by the projecting boards and
narrowly escaped sing instantly orushed
70 death between the arr. His wounds
zero drsosd BY Mr.. Msacham Of Tie
HmbofA House. and consdsriae that
he has hled no diploma In the Record
sr's Office in accordance with the pro-
Visions OF the quackery act, DR.. Meacham
did vssy ereditsbls Job. gHVW
Chris. Lark writes TINT rich ore hAs
been struck In the lam mine, an extern
sion Of the Hsnning. near Unionyille.
He also says that the ore from the Lang
Syns mine, at Dun Glen. worked at the
Oneida mill. yielded SIS 50 per ton in
gold.
N. A. II. Mason. one OF tho heavy
cattle owners Of this county, had his as
ssssmsnt put down yesterday at $40. ZOO.
which makes him ons OF the heaviest
taxpayers in the county.
Wells, Fargo & Co. received yesterday
from the north S3G.43i In gold and sill.
YER bullion, something over $4,000 Of
which was shipped TO San Francisco,
and the balance East.
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Exhibit Of the Brooks Mine.

This mine In nm old location, and
comprises 1000 feet OF ground on the
south end Of the Comstock. and tho cor
poration have o U. \. patent for the
same. Tho company have o vein Gu
feet In width. and have developed three
distinct strata Of ore In the vein: one
3 feet in width, one 4 feel. In width and
another y feet. Assays OF these orc
streaks give from $40 to $50 per ton,
tho orc yielding about ons.half gold.
The ores, in character aud formation
are almost identical with that Of the
old Chollar. Potosi chimney which paidto
the stockholders $3.50. 900 before one
dollar Of assessment was levied. The
large two compartment shaft IL now
being sunk on the cost ore vein and II
60 feet in depth. and proves the ledge
TO descend nearly perpendicularly. To
the eastward II is solid quartz OF . fine
ore bearing quality. having tho appear
anos Of the o~utcropping Of q huge
chimney. The mine Ii free from debt,
and 10 being worked without assess
msnts, there being set asied q portion
Of the capital stock for the
purpose Of paying the expense
OF the mine until o sufficient
portion Of the orc can be extracted AMI
reduced. to carry on the work withou
outside assistance. The Office Of thu
Company Is at 500 Montgomery street
where the books arc open to inspec
tion to any person owning any stock
The foregoing information has beer
obtained at tho Office Of the company
and va give II a. news OF the day
8. r. Stock Report. Judy %.
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GAVE HIS Norx . Hrs BRfpE.-
Tho Albert Leo (sIinn.) Standard says:
1.-TWO young men, ono oil them residing
In the northern part Of the county. and
the ether In the southern part OF Steele
county, we're each cnRmorod with the
same young lady. The affections OF
the young lady woro about equally d.
viaed between the two. Hard blows
and words failed to settle tho difficulty.
Az n last resort, the Freedom county
man agreed to rclinquish all his right
and title to the fair damsel for tho sum
Of 800. The other chap refused, and
Fresborn county showed q willingness
10 do tho fair thing. by then Offering to
give 500 and take tho disputed prop
srty himself. Steele county scorned
the offor. Our man raised the bid TO
Sl25. which was not accepted. Ono
hundred and fifty dollars failed TO reach
him, but when the bid was raised 10
$l60 u proved too much for his Gu
pidity, and with eagernoss he cried out.
Take her. AL this time the e~Ipeetant
bride stood looking oil. 81 Indifferent
spectator. apparently cariLs not whether
Frseborn or Steele county finally came
ont ahead. The winning man gave his
note for $lG0, with the brides father as
indorser. and the marriage took place
without any unnecessary delay. And
now wa understand the parties propose
to resist the payment OF the noto ON
tho ground OF no valuo received
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

TEE oldest s1.Unitcd States Senator
now living 10 said TO 10 Peles Sp~gue,
formerly Of Maine. who was Senator
nom that STATE from 1879 to 1895. He
also represented the Ksnnsbec District
in Congress from 1875 to 1879. was sub
ssqusnfly for many years Judge Of the
United Statss District Court Of Mass-
sshusstts. and 10 now living in Boston
NJ q neatly advanced age.
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And In accordance with law and an order
Of the. Board OF Directors, made VI the 18th
day Of Nay, ISIS, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may DO necessary will
Ss ,S,d a. public suesion. :; p: R St1ss o. N shs
4is California street, Bsn Francisco. califor.
1isu day Of July, ISIS. st the hour Of !
o'clock =. q. OF said day. TO pay rald delinquent
assessment thereon. ofether with costs Of id.
vertislng and expenses OF the sale.
W. Y. DEAN. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room No. 10 Hayward's Bullding. No.
tis California street. san francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

IL Ohio the two great Democratic
Leaders. Thurman and ~Allsn-nephsw
and uncls-ars At loegsrheads on the
currency question; but they arc unani-
nously Of tho opinion that the nephew
should remain in tho Senate. and that
the uncle shsald DO reelected Governor.
Il u . good old Democratic belief that
talent runs In families, and that where
tho talent 10, there should be the Offices
gathered together.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

Procur exported sia5.SeS 81 in bul.
lion during the month Of June. which
10 nearly three times as much Ms her
shipments in May. Glad to notsthe in
crease o. evidence Of returning pros
psrity. The shipments last month were
over half that Of the last six months.
the amount exported since January LIST
being ssh. $50 n.
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The Reno Journal IL growing over
bills presented by tho State and It's OF.
Gcsp for expenses Of prosecuting the
Central Pacific Railroad for refusing to
nav Ia tnxea.
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A NOTED outlaw and rough woosd his
bride in the suiss Of a lifo insurance.
agent. The wife Of . month was agree-
ably surprised ON learning his true char
actsr and occupation to find that they
were not nearly 80 bal as he had rep
resented.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

Moopr and Sanksy arc going to Paris
this weak. II they can create = revival
in Paris and convert Monsieur Crapoo.
ws shall have unlimited faith In the d.
yinity Of their mission.