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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-15
Gazing KANSAS ar colorado

Take the Atchison, Topeka ana santa
Fe railroad, tho new and popular hie
from Atchison and Kansas city, VIA the
beautiful Arkansas valley, to fuep'o'
Colorado Springs, Denver, cannon 'hy,
Cucharus, Del Norte. Santa re anu al
noints in Colorado, New Mexico ana
Arizona. Special round trip 10 day tlch'
,ats to Denver OF sale May 18th, at 800
,al;ng in the famous watering places on
the d. 4 II. e. road. Low e'''S''''
rates to the san Juan mines
Pullman palace sleeping ears pe."'e'
the Missouri river and the Rocky Noun
aains without change. Close eohiiee''on
made at Kansas City and Atehison II
union depots. For maps, nhe 'ao''
and the 'San Juan gnide, auu
Con. Pass. ACT. Topeka, Nan.
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Pert List.

Pert List.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
:" Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
+" Vint ShinkIe, Cincinnati.
- John w. Garrett, Island No. 10.
DEPARTED.
Steamer jim Fisk, Paducah.
Z" Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati.
Z" Vint Shinklc. Memphis.
--1he gauge stood ~ feet 10 inches at
) o'clock last evening. The decline from
the evening before was I inches.
The weather WAS cloudy and threat
cncd rain.
business remains very quiet.
--Cspt. Pepper is in st. Louis looking
after the loading OF the iron Carondelet.
previous TO taking her South.
The Memphis Aoata"ehe says; "capt.
Sterling Mcintyre, the new commander
of the Cons Millar, Is popular and ETH
cient young boatman. lie had fine
trip on his present downward voyage
and ii energy and enterprise meets ats
proper reward, he will keep Oh having
fine trips all the time.
-"Capts. John Elwell and George ID.
Moore were passengers down on the Re.
public yesterday. They will doubtless
take the Fannie Tatum from New Orleans
up the Ohio"
Il ala
daughter. accompanied by her friend Miss
Stansel, both charming young ladies',
are passengers Oh the Cons Miilar this
trip"
The Robert Mitchell passed up with
a moderate cargo.
The shippers Own Was due from
Nashville last night. This Is the first
trip OF this boat in the Cairo aud Nash
willie trade.
The Vint Shinkle had light trip.
She got $40 cotton ties here, and had In
sight considerable freight below.
Yesterday was very quiet day
about the wharf. There was an unus-
ually small list OF arrivals aud depart.
ures Of boats.
The John w. Garrett came back
from Island No. 10 yesterday sfter men
TO 20 down aud help In getting the Grey
Hound out OF her trouble.
The James Fisk was about i've hours
late yesterday. She had good trip.
The Mollie Moore Is loading u 81.
Louis for New OrleAns, end will leave
port with nearly tall cargo. Her cahia
IN b newly painted n the ass shs ~
turns itou thsosath. The work vii b
done while she b under way.
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Ample Perfection

We have no hesitation in saying that
the Charter Oak Is the best arranged ior
burning any Kind OF fuel OF any stove We
have ever seen, and our customers WIN
out a single exception, proclaim them
nerfect in all their arrangements, ana es'
pecially adapted to the soft coal OF '''
", 6-l5-w-lt-(l.
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Al Wt1burA -.

The place to sell rags, rope, paper
stock, scrap iron, old metal bees"aN'
tallow. ginseng, hides. furs, etc, Is al th'
old stand of Joseph smith, one doo'
above the New York store.
coe, B.F. WILBURN.
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n1aos % TIE TPW0e.
The citizens movement, inangurstcd
for the purpose Of making arrangements
to celebrate the Centennial Fourth q
July. having tailed, and a later move
ment among the fircmen Of the city 10
make successful the same purpose, hav.
ing also failed, the members OF the III.
bcrnian fire company, upon consultation,
determined to make arrangements them
sclvc for the proper celebration Of the
great day, and to invite the public of
Cairo aud the surrounding country to
join with them In the patri-
otic duty. They have accord
insly engaged Washington hall and
garden for the occasion and will throw
both open to the public night and day.
All the prominent brass anil string bands
have been employed /; a grand procession,
patriotic ia all its details, will be a dis.
tingnis''ng feature Of the event; the
immortal Declaration OF Independence
will be- read by the Hon. John II. Obcriy
AMI orations will he delivered by Hon.
VIM. Harizell and other distinguished
orators, and fire works will
make the heavens bright in
the night time with patriotic fire
Everything will be done to make the oc.
CASTOR most glorious one and to this
end all the citizens Of Cairo and Of all
the towns and cities and country around
about rs is Illinois, Kentucky and Mis-
sour, are asked To come In and give a
helping hand. By order OF the commit
tee. a. susanna,
j. j. ANDERSON,
HENRY SToUr,
NJ J. HOwLEY,
WM. MCHALr.
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I,n.,.euse Wealth.

Among the most wealthy Of Americans
are the proprietors Of standard and mer'-
torious proprietary medicines. Inc
trademark for Halls Balsam is estimated
worth 100000. This value Is based Oh
,n,r;ns,c merit OF the medicine
r, "a the most marvellous remedy
Tar conphs. colds, and pulmonary com
plants known. Price. 81 Wper po''ie
lt6-lA-d&wlt-(S)
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CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE, \
ARAB ENGINE HOUSE.

CITY MAEsHAL's offiCh' o'c
ARAB ENGINE HOUSE. ST.,
CAIRO, H.. June /, ls7O.N low
An owners of dogs and slnts wie ,ha
the corporate limits OF the city OF GAY
are hereby notified that the city TAX upe .
the same must be paid on or before ''N'
18th l,y of June, 1876, after which All
dogs or shuts found within the el'y ,'a NM,
on which the tax has not been paid VIII
no L;ued. 1 will be found in my once
from now until the 18th to receive salo
,ox from O'Clock am, to l2o'clock IN
o,, a.v JONI ii. GossMAN,
VI City Marshal.
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HxcelslOr ARlOOu .

Tbi. popular saloon, corner Fourteenth
street and Washington avenue, Is open "
the public. The bar Is supplied VIII
pnre wines, choice liquors and the hnes'
brands of cigars.
3-25-n y. hRAts, ii"P'
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.t,na Flour Mill. Indianapolis, Indiana
2 run 4 feet buhrs, water power. MIL III
complete running order. building .'Aio
feet 4 stories and basement. "o"io
-. rar, NAY mill in Southern Illinois
or Indiana. Small cash payment.
Address. SULLIVAN a DAiks'
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ATTENTION KnIlGHs'

You are hereby notified to appear at
the Engine House at $50 o'clock today,
in full uniform, TO attend the funeral of
our deceased brother, Ferd. Amen. Cars
will leave from foot OF Sixth aud Ohio
levee. Funeral will start from the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Lammas, on. Fifth
street, between Washington and Com
ncrcial avenues.
jos. NERIUM. President.
III AIRY SCnUH, Secretary.
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lie DOG sLAuGHTtR pEGrN.

The killing Of untagged dogs was 70
be begun this morning by Chief Of Police
Gossman and his assistants. The office
Of Chief Gossman is frequentcd at all
hours by little white and black young
sters. who are lobbying for the position of
dog catchcrs. There have been but very
few owners who have paid the taxes on
their dogs, and the urchins have in their
minds eye luxuriant harvest of the
brutes.
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..., slave We Ever Used.

After many years trial, We are sat's'le"
that the Charter Oak is the best stove We
ever used, and cheerfullv testify that u Is
the best adapted to the wants OF the gen
eral public Of any stove in the market
G-l5-il(l3)
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p,ssrvI,IRE MUNICIPAL RHYMES.

pAssENJAIRE MUNICIPAL KIM
The slight conflict between the mayor
and the council on the Brown question
has started the "passeujare' poets. one
writes:
His Honor sat in His Honor'- chair
And .wore oath at the e'iitaire,
And at the council growisa with csire,
And said: Jpn see Dave Lihesa'rs.
And have him say II I'm ths marie
So vote, council, vote with cai,e'
Yon'll lind that Winter Is the marie
Jacks cabinet Is l-ineSaire'
Aud David swears that Jack Is Inaire'
That Brown and council are nowha're-
That Jack ha- got the council WHARF,
The hair is short the councils hair
So vote. council, vote with cine
For David swears thai Jack is MARE
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northumberland Lunch

Fred. Uotheinz, the well-snown pro-
..,a,cr Of the new Centennial Beer Hail,
has decided to spread every morning ahu
Evening grand lunch, and lac invites al,
his friends aud customers to come '"s
.", tho same. lie will have on tap iresh
and cool glass of Cincinnati lager peer
~. vii, give, when the lunch Is reauy'
signal by ringing bell. Come ONE cS .,
all.
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The cheapest and latest style Dry
goods, IN the city also the cheapest lot Of
Embroidered Parasols, ard notions can
always be found ut 5. PAREIRAs,
ll2 and l43 Commercial avenue.
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a.. .,r.., hallway Companies

The Peoples Railway have tor sale ~
: nall one-horse cars. Been in use ABOUT
two wears and are now in good running
condition. All have Slawson fare boxes
win be sold cheap. For information aa-
,ros w. b. RYDER,
7.lw. Sec'y Peoples X. w., st. Louis
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vpkocH.-C. koch, at his shop anu
store room, No. 90 Commercial avenue,
has for sale stock of boots anu SHOES vi
his own make also tull stock oil iea!''ci
and findings tor sale; anu Il
large stock of st. LOUIS GUS
tom made boots and shoes lie
keeps the best material ana Is up III a.
III. latest STYLES. His fits are perfect, ai'
sat,siae''o' 70 9-23-u
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.,x.V,xe D.llars Reward

For the return of fowls and thief' VINO
stole from our premises Friday night
last. about two dozen hall grown
Brabmas-thhs springs chickens Ian
Of the number was perfectly whiie w
oo,or balance white and brown notified
Each had one wing cropped.
c,a.o, CHAs. GALIdHER.
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I'VE CENTENNIAL SOAP POWDER.

TNH tEE oon' f"W DH''
advertised In another column, Is an excel
lent compound for Ladies' toilet use. 1t
is composed of the purest materials, and
equal to tho finest imported toilet soap.
It is much more convenient aud clearly
in the use. and will eventually snpersede
the use of all soap for the toilet.
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Breytaies.

S. Parelra announces special bargains
in Mems and Boys Clothing good all wool
Cashmere suit only 50 %. A good boys
cult only 81 % aud upwards. All much
less than heretofore for equal qualities.
The Dom Pedro's ASSASSINATION did
not taxa place, but hundreds Of wives
NId daughter all over the city are happy
to think that they can buy the best Cali
Goes at cents per yard at
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just received by Messrs. Harden n
Dewey, Ga Ohio Levee, 30 dozen choice
brooms, among them lot OF select par
lor brooms, which they offer to the trade
cheap. C-ll-Gt
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"People will be clean even In dull
times" We assert this on the authority
Of Mrs. Lettie Coleman. whose popular
laundry Is full OF business at all seasons.
Read her list of prices in another column
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RATES OF ADvERrnsINa.

I1-All bills for advertising. are due aud pay
able IN ADVANCE
Transient advertising will be inserted at tbs
rate Of 81 % per square for the irst insertion
and 81 cents for each subsequent one liberal
discount will be made on standing and displ
advertisements
For inserting Funeral notice 81 90 Notice OF
meeting Of societies OF secret orders ~ cents for
each insertion
Church, Society, Festival and Supper notices
will only be inserted as advertisements
No advertisement will he received at lees than
50 cents, and no advertisement VIII lie inserted
for less than three dollars yer month
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The undersigned lie prepared 10 pump
IA, and repair cisterns or build new ones
nm hort notice and at satisfactory prices.
j. ,. HAWKINS,
I'D and Cedar streets. Postoifice ooA
tsl
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>. PARgIRA :.
AZ and l44 Commercial avenue.

-SolomonPareira has received an addi-
tionaI stock or Day "-~1-' ''~'i'i.-e-
Roofs and Shoes, which he 10 Offering, 10
.uii the times. Therefore. u You WAN
To save money give MIN call at li2 ana
IA Commercial avenue.
Great revolution in the line oi Boots
and shoes, which offer at prices never
heard OF before. Mems boots NJ = :"
a pair. and all the rest in proportion.
:. PAREIRA,
IN ...l L IL Commercial ave.
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Something New.

All the latest and new styles Of jelly
glasses; also large lot OF sealing wax
at prices to suit the times, at Hartman's
new queensware store. G-l3-Gt
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On Thursday. the 18th inst, at the
store of l.. II. Myers, Commercial ave
nue., will be sold six line mich cows.
6-l3-3t
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Local Bpevpaies.


The picnic of the Methodist Sunday
school has been postponed until one
week from to-day.
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As.sgmee's Bank rem. Sale

Asstgmee's Bank raps Sale
will for few days more offer the
goods OF W. B. Rockwell e. Co., and &.
Robbins & Co, bsnkrupts, at private sale
at cost.
I'oiH make ii an object for dealers TO
purchase "a .jobbing lots.
l also solicit bids for these stocks In
bulk.
These goods must be sold. Now l. the
time to buy. GEORGE FISHER,
Provisional Assignee.
CAIRO. June II. 6.l3-5t.
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The place.

For cleaA shave. a fashionable h''r'
cut, or thorough shampoo, 20 10 o.
&c rye Stcinhouse on Eighth street
Alexander County Bank building "''
shop is always neat his towels always
clean; his assistants always poiite' AM
his tables covered with the latest Dan!
naners. for the benefit OF his customers.
a Ma a
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The Ballgiin.
A NNOUNlEMENrs
yoR s,,rn,vv

We are authorized to announce JOHN II.
ROBINSON rs q candidate for sheriff Of Alex
snder county. at the coming county election.
We are authorized to announce that X. A. Ed
mundson Is an indept ndent Republican candi-
date Tor sheriff, at the ensuing county election.
We are authorized TO announce PETER SAUP,
for an Independent candidate for sheriff Of Al
exander county, at the ensuing county election.
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Tee! See!
r. j. Cundiff has just received n GO
load of Dubuque ice, and willa retail
TO recrive Ice throughsolicits share Of
son to su!L9c. Ice depot, No. u,
traatGh street. s-l7-1
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Liusss Paper.

Linen fibre, plate finish, letter anu no's
80, =, the BULLETIN Office. Blue ana
cream laid, below st. Louis prices
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On motion the report was received and
bills allowed as recommended, by the
following vote:
Halliday, Lancaster, McGanley,
Parker. Patier, Rittenhouse. Thistle
wood and YOcum-S.
Nays-O.
Committee on Claims also reported
back the May report Of ex-City Jailer
John Clancy. and Of City Jailer James
Carroll, with accompanying bills against
city to-wit:
John Clancy, dieting prisoners So 90
James Carroll, dieting prisoners. II W
Recommending that said reports be APP
prosel and claims allowed.
On bottom OF Alderman Patier the
committees report was received and rec
ominehdatkns concurred in, by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes-Hslli0ay, Lancaster. McGauley,
Parker, Patier, Rittenhouse, Thistle
wood aud locum--s.
Nays-0.
Committee Oh claims also reported back
bill OF Peter Valdez for hauling drunken
man TO Jail, fifty cents, recommending
that the sum of thirty cents be allowed
in full OF sad bill.
On motion OF Alderman Lancaster said
report was received and bill allowed, as
recommended, by the following vote:
Aycs-Iiallilay Lancaster. Mc(iauley,
Parker, Patier, RittenhOuse. ThistlewoOd
nd Yoeum--S.
| Nays-O.
The same committee also reported
| back the bill OF b. r. Blake for commits
sions for collecting subscriptions to new
levee fund, amounting to $247 co. with
the following recommendation
pc WHEREAS. The city officials have all do
tinted their time and services to the city
ain building new levee and providing
,,usy Us aud means, We would recommend
"na Mr.. Blake do the same thing.
VIII WOOD RITTESHoUsE.
flee NJ. J. MCGAULEY.
said ai,ld recommend the within bill be
m. Is. +. PARKER.
saidion of Alderman rhistlewood
al. twas laid upon the table.
The CLAIMS.
we're ring bills against the city
P Patier. d on motion Of Alderman
ON Clai.hferred to the Committee
os OH b. +. Pan
90 =" Clerks Ationery for City
anu ID. }. Gall. ........... ..,.,....s 10 10
fresh commissiSays service as
beer. G. w. ilendA idewalks...., 8 10
a.. Jas. Garlandsme. ....,..-.-. 100
NY The commA ..........- =. D W
come meeting Of the appointed at last
OF cost of construcl to estimate the
authority OF ordiwalks. built by
u note their report. whS. %, presented
ne and clerk. read BY the
Alderman ThisA
moved that
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NJ. D.. Church. SabbRth Nrhool Cx.
eurSiOm.

eurSiOm.
The excursion planed by the Methodist
Sabbath school for next Teusday, will
leave by the &. Il V. Railroad ut 7:3O a.
m., and return TO the city at 100 p. m.
The fares tor the round trip will be as
follows:
Children under II years of age.... % cents
Between IL and Is years Of age. 80 cents
Gentlemen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1.CO
Tickets for sale at McGauley's, Schuh's
and Barclays drugstores.
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six Mich Co VS. for sale

Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
2-23-tf.
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siielow nigh water Of 1874.
JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service. U. 5. a.
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Remember
= ne BOss

The bankrupt sale at the Musical Bazaar.
C-S-3t
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Z Gems

The Great Centennial Boss-at Paul
VI. schuh's. 6-ll-4t.
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party who bought them OF Mitchell Is
out three dollars.
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RIVER NEWS.

Wan DEPARTMENT RIvxp REsosr.
June II lSs6
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LANES UspERcLorHING. : l.adie
,chem,ss, Drawers, skirts and Night
Gowns in fine Muslin, tucked and e."
hriodered at reduced rates, Ut
$. PAREIRA's,
lAa and IA Commercial avenue.
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The Great Centennial Boss--at Paul
u. achuh's. 0-ll-H.
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Gems
For
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FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
NJ s1S
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Territories remaining to be organized
Organized
The Murder mt Ward,

From friend writing us from Ward
District on the 2Sth ult. we learn that
Lyle. who was shot by Donahue on
the morning of the 9th, was wounded
In the neck near the windpipe, the ball
lodging in the back OF the neck. He
died a few hours afterwards. Lyle,
Donahue and some other persons were
in VIM, Morses saloon, when some
words passed between the former two.
Shortly afterwards Lyle stepped ont
of the saloon. followed by Donahue, who
kneeled down on the ground and. tax.
ing deliberate aim with his pistol, fred.
He gave no intimation that he was 60.
ing to shoot. and, although they had had
some difficulty short time previous, it
was supposed to have been amicably
settled. The greatest excitement was
created by the murder. Donahue was
taken by the citizens. Deputy Constable
Window shortly afterwards rescued the
prisoners from his captors. but only held
him short time before he was retaken
by the citizens. He was allowed to pick
his own jury. with the agreement. il the
proposition received eight votes out OF
twelve that he was 10 be turned over to
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BELKNAP'S ACQUITTAL.

The Senate OF the United States, sit
ting as Court OF impeachment. has &C.
Quilted W. W. Belknap. late Secretary
of War, Of oil crimes and misdemeanors
laid to his charge and this representative
OF American craftsmanship goes free.
The defense Of the man was my wife
did it," as old and puerile as the re-
puted excuse Of Adam in the Garden OF
the Lord. The defense OF the counsel
was the simple statement to the Court
"You have no jurisdiction. The Presi.
dent OF the United States accepted his
resignation and in SO doing placed him
outside the pale of your authority"
How grateful the ex.Secretary ought to
feel to his friend who kindly relieved
him OF all fear as to his crime and its
consequences by accepting his resigna-
ton forced from him by shame and con-
scious guilt. We will, no doubt. have
column after column OF political dia.
tribes on this matter, Democratic poll.
ticians making capital and Republicans
palliating, etc., but without further com.
went-for it needs none-there this fact
stands. The Chief Magistrate OF the
Nation, who less than four years ago
took the solemn oath to support and en-
force the Constitution Of this country,
threw the great protecting shield Of his
preroRative over his guilty Secretary and
let him 60 unpunished. Can we wonder
at the little petty rogueries Of the coun.
try with such prime and powerful eI.
ample?
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the officers. We presume that number
Of votes Was obtained, as be was after
wards placed in the custody Of Con-
stable Stone. by whom he was being
taken TO Hamilton in the stage when the
vehicle was stopped and the prisoner
taken by a number Of armed men, as
stated in Sundays issue. George Stone.
the driver of the Hamilton stage, in
forms us that be was told by the driver
who runs to Ward. that Donahue was
hanged by bis captors. The execution
took place near the spot where be was
taken from the stage, and when the
driver passed there on Saturday on his
way to Hamilton. he saw the body Of the
murderer suspended from an improvised
Rsllows near the roadside.-l Eureka
Sentinel, LIST.