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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
DEAOUNCING THEM

The Paducah Herald is one of the mos,
ultra Democratic papers in the Unitet
States. 1t tolerates no compromise will
existing facts, and severely rebukes all
Southern men who have the moral cour-
age to walk abreast with events permit
ting the "dead past to bury its dead
1t denounced Gems. Forrest and Pillow
for the part they took in the Polc-Bear-
crs' ree1nfiliation meeting at Memphis,
and hS90Dhed its batteries upon Hon.
l.. Q. G. Lamar, the most prominent and
able Democrat in Mississippi, because
that gentleman eulogized Senator Sum-
ner after his dc ath, and has lately de-
feated the attempt to establish the "color
line" In his State. Col Lamar, eXclaims
the Herald, lis doubtless very accom-
plished gentleman. but then Byron tells
us that the most accomplished gentle
man that he met while in Italy picked
his pocket Of his gold snuff box during
an evenings pleasant social intercourse
The South should take care that its polit.
ical pocket is not picked by such par
renus to Boston aristOcracy and New
York milliQnaires as Col. Lamar" Gen.
Preston OF South Carolina. the u,tcrcr
Of foolish language culogistic of the
Lost Cause and expressive of the III
innate success Of that cause, is treated
kindly, afiectionatcly, by the Herald;
but sensible gentlemen, who really an
preciatc the situation" are denounced
by that paper in no unneasurcd terms
We'll
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
THE FAILURE OF BEyERuDGE

John j.. Beveridge is. we regret to say.
a failure rs Governor. He is now con-
fronted by facts that require action at his
hands, and he is entirely inactive. In
one county of the state "a lot of assas-
sins are taking human life, driving out
citizens by threats and destroying prop
crty. These assassins have intimidated
the courts and officers OF the county. or
else have secured their favor by the use
Of money. Thus 1t has happened that In
one part of the State OF which Mr.. Bcv-
eridgc Is Governor neither life nor prop
crty i, safe, freedom of speech has been
suppressed and the laws are dead. The
Thugs of Williamson are monarchs of
all they survey. 1t is the duty of Mr..
Beverage, acting u Governor of Illinois,
to take care that the laws thus set at de-
tiancc are carefully enforced {; but he re-.
fuses to do So. II have 10 authority to
interfere" he says; ''thc authorities of
the county have not called upon me for
assistance.
In the name of all that Is sensible, to
what good uses can such Il Governor as
this be put! He argues that the State can
not interfere to enforce the laws in a
county until the county authorities have
called upon him. lie treats a county as
the Democrats would have the general
government treat IA State, and yet hc is
! one of those who justiiics federal inter-
ference in the affairs of any State. lie is
illogical and foolish in his position. Ac-
cortling to Beveridge all that is necessary
to strip the executive of his authority to
shall get into the county offices,
and say to the lawless element in
the county: xiii aud steal; we will be
inactive" For instance we will suppose
that Judge Crawford shuts his eyes to the
disastrous condition Of affairs, although
we believe he does not; that he don't
care to "mix into the trouble" being a
gentleman who is not altogether regard
less of the future; that the Sheriff is a
relative Of parties in the vendetta that
other county officers are careless that
the ablest lawyers in this part OF the
State stand ready to defend and take care
that the turics are AL right y that the
good citizens are afraid to speak. We
will suppose that this condition of affairs
has resulted in no application oe'hs
made to the Governor, and that assassin
ations are of daily occurrence ana people
are being daily driven ont of the county.
The Judge is looking on calmly; the
Sheriff is looking on cody the other Of
ficers are looking on without in
tercst: and the Governor says
81 can do nothing; the county
authorities have not asked me to Inter-
fere; let the numbering 60 on" Is this
good sense! Is it not the duty of the
Governor to interfere in just such an ext
gency: If the officers and people Of the
county would do their duty the laws
would be enforced and Gov. Beveridgc
would never be disturbed in his slum-
bers !; but when the officers of any
county in the State do not do their duty
and the laws are not enforced. then the
Governor should take care to enforce
them. If he does not he ought to be
denounced from one end of the State TO
the other, and all the way across it also.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
MARYLAND Against THE SCALP.

Railroad companies which are fighting
the scalpcrs--that is persons who buy or
persons who sell coupons of railroad
tickets which have been partly used by
other persons. have found friend in
Judge Poarsc of Maryland. In q late
case of the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad.
against Levi Hillary, involving the priv.
ilcgc OF the deicndcnt to ride
upon the unused portions of a
coupon ticket. Judge Pcarse de-
cidcd In favor Of the company. He
held that the holder of railroad ticket,
at the commencement Of a journey, is
the only person who has the right to use
It for the distance for which 1t is issued
having started on his journey. he. and
only he. is entitled to its completion
His commencement Of the journey Is the
proficr of himself to the railroad compa.
ny as the person to be transported on Tn,
ticket, and the company accepts him a
such. The Judge did not hold tina
the man who purchased TIN
ticket and no other. should
make the journey on it. Thu
Inconvenience of such rule of construc
ton is scli-evidencc. No man could pur
chase railroad ticket tor his wife o
child or relative. The ticket is good t,
the holder who presents it to tn,
company on the beginning of jour
ncy lfJudgc Pcarsc's opinion prevailed
throughout the country, the scalpcr
would find their occupation gone.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13

We believe the San said, some time
ago. that the Tax-Payers' League was
dead. Don't the fact strike the SIN,
that the League 1.-THE name given to the
Association by the Se'), is most lively
corpse? Who told our neighbor the As.
ISOLATION was dead. Well. you needn't
mention his name: but let It's advise YOU.
good and gentle Davis, to not take tn. {
persons advice on the subject of life and
death again. Evidently he is not good
Judge of q very live thing.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13

The State Board of Equalization is
now in session at Springfield and will sit
probably three weeks. The organization
Is the same as last year, Gen. Lippincott,
chairman and Henry Ives, secretary.
The assessment returns for all the coun-
ties, except two. Alexander and Monroe,
were laid before the Board, and the re.
turns for the two counties named will be
In by tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
non LAW RECOMMENDED

The 81. Louis Giobe.Demoerot recon-.
iscnds to the people Of Williamson coun-
ty that they shall establish vigilance
committee, aud proceed to the hanging OF
the assassins. The plan would not work.
The assassins would not object. They
would 90 into the committee, and under
color Of It's authority would proceed to
kill with greater industry than ever.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13

PRESIDENTIAL candidates are spring.
Ing up on every side. Gen. Burnside and
Gov. Hayes Of Ohio are the latest. The
iaiter's eligibility, however, depends
greatly on whether he defeats Allen for
Governor this fall.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
wood ana Coal

Wood. ~ per cord-5O cents off for
cash. Big Muddy coal by the car load 50
per ton. All goods delivered.
CIV. WHEELER & Co.
OrrIcE AND YARD.-Tenth street, be-
tween Commercial and Washington ave.
nues. S-l0-1m.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13

A silver plated No. 8 Wilson Shuttle Sew
Ing Machine, hard (piano) finish, valued at
ESQ viii be cold at $40 discount, on good
terms, and ordered direct from the factory.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
Louis Herbert has PILSENER.
GREAT BARGAINS!
GREAT BARGAINS

A. | am harrassed to death from state.
mcnts from New York, am compelled to
sell my entire stock of Clothing at an i'm
mense sacrifice. IKE Valdez,
1.lG-u. Corner Sixth and Ohio Levee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
Fol, SALE.

A No. . Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine
valued at SIS. viii be sold at SIS discount
and ordered direct from the factory.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
FOR SALE,

At bargain, and on good terms. Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com.
pany's office, corner Ninth street and Com.
mercial.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
Cloth Shoes,

We will close out q lot Of Gentlemen
Cloth shoes, at very low figures.
D HAWTHORN II Co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13

IAx'FIGHrING has become epidemic.
There are few towns or cities without
their taxpayers associations,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
FOL, SALE,

A $50 Remington Sewing Machine s3t
oil for cash. Suitable for tailor or boot snd
shoe manufacturer.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-08-13
PlLSENER at Louis Herbert's.


Nowis your time to secure barg tins at
S-i.Jt .. HAWTHORN n Co.'S.
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To Rent.

A cottage, No. 81 Tenth street, between
Washington and Walnut. Apply to Chas
Lane. s-,.t:
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FOR SALE.
A styIs az" ..Clougb, warren Il Co.'S
Parlor organ, right from the factory at De-
tron. Lit price, $500. viii be sold for
$500.
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FOR SALE.
picturesque Americs'-ie nun Der,
bound IN . volumes, fun gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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FOR SALE.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16
An ACT
vv>o CwwPxs. cuuuLDREN rO Ar.
TEND SCHOOL.
tApprovsd February as, lsssl

4
The people Of the state Of Nevada. represent
cd In senate and Assembly, do enact - fot
| lows
SECTION I. Every parent guardians or 9th
er person I'm the State % NeSads, havinA con
trssl and charge OF chti1. ur chtNyth ss.twteh
the a.es ef eiaat and tunrtttn years raaii ne
reqairee TO seud such child, cor sbstar-h " :
pubic school tue perseu " ~ least axtessi
wees ia eseA - heNi year, ~ least raslst weiss
4 at watch shsll b. ecitsesatiNe, nh'e>s s'.h
child, cr chiidrHu. are cxe,ssd n n sssSh ~
! tendance by tae Board ~ ScisOol Trustees "
tas school Sf~t-ist IA Nhscn s's'.n nstth . "
susg dams reNi,ls u, z t's .e'as stsst - t,.f
! satisfaction ,ASt tns ho.hN rr saeetsi S''.'''-
tiVa ~ such ctstd ~ chts"rtf tss o. = -. :.
ss o. i,r, Nrnt u.s. het ~ .iS.r atisi..'s-'sN =
| sehcei, or afphcatttt. 70 staaS iet tae iersN1
! repaired. or that such chhi GO ehn"Esh ~
taasht in private sch0o' or - home N SIC y
/ hrsneees a. are ,lsaely ssANas ~ ps'saatA
st;is'oi, or nave S.gcS'Na NstNs'sN :. =. -
hrsaehos oi learntnH tsass, " tne lR"is
school; PROVIDED, mas aPaNt's eoVe' - 80
hot ot taoSht sar tne periVN ~ s4A''''i : 49,,
ur any pArt tlstreei' ARMS ~ "a. $3.50. sala
tvs miles, by the nt@rrs' ttaNe's,' r's., Z. 'ne
rssideaee 81 any prs" w'tiasi, ". u,s7' 49,
if1tt he or snf shsAA hN' y "~"AN " go sA1
visions 81 taiS Ash
sSc, shsit % Wy ""N -. -, :, -,
aesd trustees = tA.A : N's'ii> - sta.s
state On or or'"te tS,e ~ = s,'"S ~ - ~,
te Der 81 east N,'Sg - t"s.iS4s 'at ~. 49,
% .aeh Pae Il svHVs'. tAu.'" ~ 80. :
vita = ~ = ~. .h.s.,sN.' s '-..',.s, -
school, alS'ttNN ott "geh - ~ = ~ ~. ~,
iour',s ysfrs, ssi" ~. y -. ~
rtlsAta ~ tHS "a N't,H"9 !, ].
ee%t.iniAe q es' a S'ii",. ',,.sA - s
shall I've the aaty e ne Frncipsl e! e9ch
ssht'oi N such aist3iSt ~ TT - ~ -. stN sS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16
TpANS-CONyINENTaL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
The Chicago and North.
western Railway.


rs Track is OF STEEL RAILS, and on u haS
h.Aen made the Fastest Time thst has eva
been made In this country. rs this roafe
messengers fer ,>csnts east Of Chicago asNt
their choice of the following lines freea
Chicago;
aud Pennsylvsnis Railways - Tire
Through Trains Daily. vita Pullman
Palace Cars throogh t. ehslsgleiph's anS
New York On each train. One Thrqngh
Train, with Puilainn Palace Cars, TO Bal
timcre aud Washington.
BY the Lake Shore and Michigan southern
Railway aud Canncotions-New YORK Cen-
trail and Erie Railroads Thraugh
Trains Daily. with Palace Drawing kcom
and SILVER Palace sleeping Cars through
30 New Yprk.
By the Michigan Central. Grand Trunk,
Great Western and Erie snd New York
Central Railwsys--Three Through Trains,
with Pullman Palace Drawing Room and
Sleepin, Cars through ~ New York. 10
Niarsra Balls, Buffalo, Rochester CT New
York City.
Through Trains Daily, with Pull oan
Palace Cars f,e Newark, 2s7, syiile.
Wheeling. Washington and BA.n'12erv,
without change.
This is the Shortest Best snd only line
r1nnninc Pnllmsn celebrate. Fs'%c. = tx
cars Taa : arhss. ss4,.ss-,'as VIZ - >
Paeiac Rsis-sss st onsha Ssa t~a'H ~
West via taratld fen stiaa, MRS u. ttsi~F
Rao4,ls. Cimtaa, >tsriaas s2a tisS 81, -
Chicago and TIE Last.
This rsnala- 81 Is aas r;sss d -
Snrst isuafort an s4.ty Tte ~ N
well. hslisStea Eag at gaf
rails she t.r}a}s-~t,s Psi Vss4 Is s>if 49,
Cas- tlss ,,.rssct c.is-~apa ; srs.se - aIey
in, traits, the r,-'..a'ity wit', Witch they
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16
Application for Patent
To the south Duckeye Mine.
Va. QS2--U. q. Survey No. log.

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- ,',,~x - vss.,Tss 40, store, Comfy,
once ss'asesS - 80 - .,,,,,tss,,,s,'
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1T ,.,..a' ~ - ar,,'s Z, via hear.
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16

THEIR LAST REsoRT-In con-
versation with q gentleman who has
been with the Indians for some time
past, and understands their Ian
guAge well, he said the Mormons
were using every effort in their
power to induce the Indians to Join
them. They tell them it is an easy
matter to overthrow the Govern
ment il they will follow the direct
ions of the Mormons. He says the
next place of rendezvous is Spanish
Fork, and that the Uiutah and
White River Indians have sgreed as
soon IS their crops are harvested &c
meet at that place. The former num-
bers about five hundred and the
after is very large tribe. They
also have agents among the Crows
Neg Pierces and Flat Head Indians
trying to persuade them to assemble
at the same place and be baptized
into the Church. In reference Il
the Indians that were lately located
in Bear River Valley, he said III.
Mormons tried to induce them Il
remain, tolo them thsi few of then
might get killed bat they woulG
come 70 life again, aud the LORI
would smise their oppressors anc
make them rulers over the land
Corians NG9}
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16
rnH 0ALnA TUNNEL

gyrom the Panama star and Herald. Aus. ~
A few days since the President OF
Peru sent one Of his aids to congrat-
ulase Mr.. Meiggs on the termination
of the preliminary boring of the Ga
lera Tunnel, possibly the most sur
prising engineering work attempted
A. vet in South America. The tua-
mel is on the oroya Railway, cutting
through the famous Mount Meiggs,
the highest point where the stars and
stripes have ioated 1880 feet above
the level of the sea, an altitude which,
of course, has powerful ly contributed
to the difficulty of the undertaking.,
nearly all of the workmen having
suffered severely from s.roche, or the
effect of the extreme FABRICATION of
the atmosphere, and also from the
incessant and penetrating cold cA-
perienced at such a height. Dia-
mond drills have been the principal
agent employed in the work, which
has been 50 sSilifally projected and
Carried out Ra3er the direction of
Mr.. II. P. Tobias, an American en-
gineer of considerable reputation at
home. The taune. is cog cat 81 the
living rock, and IS ble aesdts Is IRE
new connected from est9G Slae, tsa
remaining labor q u soaS., esa., Is
comparatively easy Tao total
length is 1,l13 metres, being lower
by 80 metres at the west end, From
the entrance on the sierra side there
is rise for $50 metres up . 81 per
cent. gradient, then f0T 800 metres
vertical curve, and the l.s, 36i me-
tres toward the eastern opeaisg are
on = down grade a twe IT, 1900 iees.
From the eastern side al the railway
runs farther into the inter- II for some
thirty miles, all Of which distaace is
now prepared for siespers aua rails,
and toward the Pacific the iocamo-
tive halts only seventeen miles off.
An interesting correspondence in the
South Pacific " Times" from which
some Of these figures have been taken,
states that it is certainty that no
such work has ever been performed
At similar height and at such an
extreme distance from the base of
supplies"
In the neighborhood of the Galera
are found many indications of the
presence of rich and productive min
erals; productive, for when the track
is laid to the tunnel the chief obsta-
Gle will be removed toward u profit
able working of the mines-the
means of transportation will be at
hand, aud We should see an increased
supply of moneda tisica, or sounding
money in circulation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16

SSII,yER CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
- Mining Company Location of Principal
PLACE o: business. san Francisco. California;
Location Of Works. Devils Gate District,
ryon County. Nevada .--floffce is hereby
given that at = meeting ot the Board 81
Directors held OF: the ~ day Of August 1879,
an assessment NO. - Of ten tlol cents per
sharr was levied uaoa the capital stock 81
the corporation. payable inredfsteiy IN
Ciitca States eeia coin. to the Secretary. 81
the oslc- OF the Company. Ne 81 tinc
street san Francisco. Calhcrssts.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shsil remain unpaid On WEDNESDAY, the
EAn.h day Of september, Isis. will be de-
,i,oacnt, aud advertised for sale at pubic
suetion, and unlsss payment is made before
will he Sold on WEDNESDAY,, the Tws MY
ninth day Of September, ls.A IL pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs
of advertising aud expenses Of sale. BY
order OF the Directors.
LUCIEN HERMANN. Secretary,
ofice-Room IL. NJ. 30 Pine street, san
Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16
N O T I @ e

x~oTIcF or piSsoI UTIoN OF PART
V nerNslSY. Thu. ls.toc' ship hcreiuf re
x}sfsas. srse8 tie 1.sgeTSi ,Issf. uNtser the
isssne Il ]. = SIMS X co, Is this day dis
solved ~ Iittusl cus. ~. HE6 tAe i:tes~@t OF
1. l.. CFCCkrT9 thtreta b&s this day cenr
sold 20 eli AtstES a. B,:oME. All the o. hts
due ana in ssii free sre 60 I've NAid t.
al hy ], u. SINS sub Cn.nLEs A. SScwS.
who will c,niinaa tae business under the
name Of J. ID, SIMS 4 co.
J.. L. CRoCKETT.
g A. BROWN.
j. n. SIMS.
DAYTON. July slst, 1873, Sw
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16

A~uTiCg TO II. u. MONTGOMERY You
~ will please ,sir nguce. as ctNawner
tat dusin> snd Cor the yesT 1854. have
personally expended ia lsbtS AMI iff rsvts-
is1ctts n, II lhat eerisin aiming gisi,n snd
loS,e. Sataeia1 IN nsvii', CSts aud chinstawn
Ntuias II etrirt. ~ TIVE CCasry ~ Lyon. State
81 NeSSJS and Known 81 The Z. Il ( Mont
ssoas r. Gold and silver Minnie Ctuirspy, the
sum 81 s.Si thss your rsic tive proportion
II sach eapcssii.aTs for lauor aad inprovo-
nsenfS 81 - r,sssd is the sam II s94 sot
tia, b rvby 'ogala ~ yau thv *'i'as =. SO
ia 70; coin. 81 or ncfsrc tse exf4rstien q
81 3 " frou dat 'Nyvu. ~ Sour tstsr 81. Ii
.it p. Il. - EtVprr elstm WI b.
tNstu svss..ssiar - TX No. VS. ec-, Sg,sf 81
SAD cla n. astof ,sst to 'RN
Nj 0lSt4st'
s,.sttr C1:y. Zen ~, Nrv., Ma -, VIZ
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16

THE DEATH og DoILY.--S senator
Booths pet mistress, The mods!n
Dolly Warden, had her wia,lI,pe
compressed over IA Csiilarni. II the
late general election, and aied in
great agony. after brief but iagio-
rious career We trust that Doliy's
demise will convince the Senator
that traitors TO party principles are
- detestable as traitors of any other
kind; that the official who breaks
his solemn pledges will, as surely as
two and two make four, be repu-
dated It the polls. We are sorry
for Booth, personally, aud sorry that
the people of the Golden State con-
sidsred it necessary to give the dem
agogus sach singing rebuke; yet
~ believe the mischief would have
bssn greater had the Independent
mslcoatents succeeded at the polls
--fEiko Post.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-09-16
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

TUNAx-PAYERs TAKE NOTICE THAT IN
- pursuance Of Acts of the Legislature,
yuu ere required " make cut etatsmens uia.
der cath ~ animation according 70 the furu
Furnished by me, ~ far % the same 10 sppli.
cable 10 ycnr cas<. ana deliver the sasas 10
mo or a my ofBce within ave aays from tbs
dsy demand IL made. or the Ansessor WIN
estimate the value u your yrspesty and
sss@ss the same srccrtineiy. aud no dssiae-
Don Will he made hy the Hoard ~ EquAitEA-
stoa In the skxrssnasns made hy the Assessor.
And you err further ncttHsd thxt In ease you
have not Real k~iate wishtn ths county of
rGsnrient value 10 ssrnre tie tsxe<. demand
witi he made sar iuame.lssts payment of the
( sane. aud II nt p2if without delay, Il vail
T, be sly duty 10 select the same hy distrAint
/ and s4.s "a property.
A~< ssoxs osiaes. Dayton. Nevada. August
ASH. ls7s
/ o, z. NASH.