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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

NORTH DAYTON GOLD AND
~ SILVER MINING COMPANY .-Locaion
-, prineipa, place OF business, san Francisco,
California.
Location Of works, Dc,n's Gate District,
Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At . meeting OF
he board of Dtr. ctor-, held on the iyth day oi
october, fss1, an assessment (No. ~ OF Ten
liO) Cents per share was levied upon
The capital stock OF the corporation. payable
Immediately. In united States gold coin, 20
the Secretary. n the Office Of the Company,
No. sos sacnmenso suect. Gan Francisco.
California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2cth day of November.
tSJI, will he DELINQUENT. and advertised for
ale a. public auction. aud unless IA, meni
10 made before will be pold ON SATURDAY,
the ftfrskSrH day Of December. is1I. TO
pay tbs DELINQUENT assessment, together with
eO-ts Of advertising and expenses of sale.
by order OF the Boari of Directors.
;. CuLSkRwE lL, SECRETARY.
once sOs sacTAmeIto street. san Fran
cisco. CALI, mia. oealid
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ne uAso MINING comrANY.

- Location OF prlnclal p.&NeW o"'
san Franci-eo. California. ...n..
Nct,es /. h. reby given, that Al . mestinl Of
n. Boa-d of Directors. held On the esh Gay
m oetob.r. ls.T. an asres.mrnt (>o. ~ OF
Viftseu Cents per sharc va. levied upon
tho capital stock of the corporation. payable
immedis ely. IN ubited States god CON. 10 the
Secretary. Al the oface OF Tie Company. NJ. W,
CsIiforala street. Room 10. san Francisco. Cali
fomiA -,
Any stock upon which this ss-essmsnt -haii
remain unpaid ON the . b dsy of Sovemoef,
1871, will be dsllnqasnt. and advertised tor sale
Of public auction. and un.s-s payment 70 nA.ae
b<fors will be sold on FRIDAY, the Sth dsy
OF November. is7I, To pay the Delinquent asss.s.
msnt. together With costs Of advertising and
expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Board o. Disetora
oryicx-tos California street, Room 70 san
Francisco, California .clo
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OyERMAN sILvE. MlNiNS


OCOMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business. san franeirco. California.
Locaiisn Of works. Cold Hill. etorey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, thai II . nesting Of
the board Of DIRECTOR, held on the ~ day
Of November. 1871, an assessment CNo. ~ of
Tires Dollars per share was levied upon the cap
itAl stock q the corporation. payable imm~di-
atsly. In United States sod com. TO the Seer.
tary. a the once Of the Company. No. ala
California street, san frAaeisco, California .
Any stock upon which this as~s~sment shsll
remain unpaid on the sth day Of Dccember.
lsTT, will DO delinquent, and advertised ior
made before will be sold On FRIDAY, the
18th dAy OF December. 1871. To pAy ths delin-
Quent assessment. together with costs OF ad-
vertising and expense. OF sale.
by order OF the hoard OF Directors.
GEO. ID. EDWARDS. SECRETARY.
0rice-No. iit CALIFORNIA; street. San Fran
eiseo. California. nootd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-04-11
Tho cairo Ministries.

The following is what tho Paducah
Necs has to say Of the performance OF
the Cairo Ministries:
Ii Is but Justice to say that the BOYS
from Cairo fairly surprised our people
last night. They had good hosse,
! about such as we usually sec at SINH
lar performances. A.tew of the faces
which usually appear at the hall on SINH
lar occasions were missed, but this, we
take it, was owing to "things" some
how in the way which could not be well
well generally all through, and certainly
gave the best overture we have seen on
that stage for long while and furnished
new feature i'm the business. of tour
end men instead OF two, and all good.
Mr.. Morris place as middle man was i'm.
deed most splendidly filled, and the va
ried routine work was turned of by him
with q readiness that showed talent,
study and adaptabllty. The songs were
we'll selected and beautifully sung. Mr..
Frank IIowes' "Eileen ALBANIA" Mr..
John Aisthorpes "Essie Dear"
Mr.. w. w. Wrights hearty
"Sadie Ray and Mr.. Morris You'll
miss me when am gone" were each
very fine. The gags" were generally
new and good ones. Frank Galigher's
"Meet me on the cross roads" was fully
up to that furnished US by the New
Orleans Minstrels, and Johnny Horns
"dashing prima donna" was a success
in every respect. Lou Schuckers did
finely in everything and furnished fun
with the most perfect naturalness. All
in tact did well and received the most
hearty applause throughout, not because
they are our neighbors, but because the
audience could not help 1t, and, should
the boys ever undertake to take notion
to start ont, you know, to travel to do
business, that is, If they should at any
time happen to fall through at what they
are now doing, why we haye no doubt
they could make very fair Roadway on
the other side of the foot-lights from
those who pay to get IN.
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DOllgOlR Items

Mr.. Eben LeayenwOrth, one OF Don
gola's best and Oldest citizens, died on
Sunday morning at one O'Clock. lie
was the founder of Dongola, and one
of the first surveyors and civil ENGINEERS
on the Illinois Central railroad.
He came TO Southern Illinois over
thirty years ago, and during that time
has contributed in no small degree to its
development.
Starting in life with no capital but an
indomitable energy, coupled with per-
severance he had acquired competence;
aud although we'll advanced in years, he
was busy and energetic As ever. At the
time of his death he was very largely ia
terested in saw mills, and had quite a
number OF hands employed.
lie was one OF the Oldest and most
prominent Odd Fellows in Southern
Illinois-honest, faithful aud industri-
Gus, his death will be greatly felt in this
section. A firm believer In the golden
rule, he tried to the best OF his ability
to live up to 1t in all his dealings will
his fellow men and by this means won
the good will and confidence ofsll will
whom he came In contact. Always will
ing to lend helping hand to the poor
and needy, more than one hard
working man has found in him a help
in time OF need. He was buried
Monday evening by the Odd Fellow
fraternity.
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IN the sky is a sign of Gods promise that
the world should never again be destroyed
BY water; and viewing the tenacity with
to all how recklessly they snap the links
one after another, by paying no heed 10
the arrangement of tier constitution, be-
cause they are so light rs TO soon wear
away. Mistaken delusiens II one OF the
be injured, it throws greater strain on the
hersand all suffer. Wishing TO maintain
the animal economy in Il heslthful state
and to restore lost power, We have only to
use the celebrated Home stomach Bit
tiers. i-4.4W
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The Democrats of the several wards
are hereby requested to meet at the fol.
lowing times and places for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for aldermen 10
be voted for in the respective wards:
FIRST WARD,
at Messrs. Thistlewood & Hmkles ware
house, Wednesday evening. April 18th,
1877, at 730 o'clock, p. IN.
SECOND WARD,
At the Arab fire engine house,
Wednesday evening, April nth,
1877, at 1880 O'Clock, p. m.
THIRD WARD,
At the Iliberpian engine house, Wed.
ncsdsy evening, April 18th, 1877, at 7:3O
o'clock, p. IN.
FOURTH WARD,
At the court house, Wednesday even.
ing, April 18th, 1877 at 100 clock, I'm
FIFTH WARD,
At James Carroll's store house, corner
Twenty-Eighth street and Commercial
avenue Wednesday evening, April 18th,
1871, at 7;30 o'clock, p. IN.
1t is important that Democrats turn out
in fall force to these ward meetings.
BY order of the central committee.
ID. 7. .LINRGAR, Chairman.
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Quite an exciting election came of
Saturday evening. There were ten can.
didatcs, and the principal point of differ.
ence was. that one was willing to en-.
ploy janitor in the school honse, the
other wanted to make the teachers do
their own cleaning. Mr.. AL. Wilbur was
elected.
Some parties broke lin to Lentz &
Benton's store room and carried away
quite lot of small articles.
Col. TONNES and NJ. j. fnscore, Of
Jonesboro. were in town last Friday at
tending law suit.
We see that Anna and Jonesboro are
complaining OF too heavy taxation. Let
them elect town board dishonest and
faithful to the interest of the place as
Dongola has and then they can be as
we are, out OF debt and plenty of money
in the town treasury.
MEMO,
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local weather Report.
Notice 10 Contractors.

The Cairo City Gas Company will re-
celye bids at their office, Isl Commercial
Avenue, from and after this date until
10 a. M, April 18th, 1877, for the trans
ferring of two barge loads OF coal from
barges on the Ohio river to the gas
works. There is about twenty-five
thousand bushels, aud it will be let by
the bushel to the lowest responsible
bidder, who will agree to throw il into
piles eight feet high in sheds at the gas
works. Bidders required to furnish lines
and spars necessary to hold barges in
proper position, and care to be used so as
not to sink barges. Bond and security
required for faithful performance of
contract. ii. L. GERoULD,
April ,lss7. Superintendent,
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The opponents of DR.. Smith and the
other gentlemen on the ticket with him
are doing all in their power to SOW the
seeds OF dissenson among the friends
Of the different candidates. They are
circulating all manner of stories, and in
hundred different ways are they trying
to create discord in the ranks of the
supporters of the ticket. But we say to
Democrats, and all those who believe the
interests of the city will be best SUBJ
served by the election of DR.. Smith
and his associates, to stand fast
and give no heed to the trickery and
receptions which the opposition are
resorting to in order to further their own
chances. By electing DIR. Smith
to the mayoralty Cairo will regain
much Of what she has lost within the
last two years, aud will again be placed
on the high road to prosperity.
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A New Firm.

Mess-s. Corlis & Rankin, proprietors
of the Prairie State Tobacco Factory, at
Metropolis, Illinois, have opened a
wholesale and retail estab-
lishment IN this city tor the
sale OF all kinds of tobacco and cigars.
/ heir establishment here Is located
in the Scott White building at the corner
of Sixth and Levee streets, and, although
their stock has not all arrived yet, they
now have in the building perhaps the
largest stock of manufactured tobacco
ever held at one time by any one firm
in this city. Their stock comprises
tobaccos and cigars of every
brand and quality, from
the highest to the lowest priced. Dir.
G.. W. Il. Corlis, the member of the
firm who will have charge Of the bust
mes. here, is well.known to nearly all Of
our merchants as an honorable and
and Thoroughly reliable business
man, who understands the ins
and outs of the tobacco trade as well "a
any other man in Southern Illinois.
Those who may have dealings with this
new firm will find IN Mr.. Corlis an alta
BILE aud accommodating gentleman in all
his intercourse with them. We bespeake
for the new firm iair share of patronage
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Personal.

Mr.. Dewey OF the firm of Hardin II
Dewey, left on business trip 20 New
Orleans on Monday night. He will be
absent about two weeks.
Dir. Peter Cuhl is at Hot Springs,
Arkansas. He will return In a week or
ten days.
MIR. Oberly LETT the city for Spring
field on Monday night.
Ike Valdez has gone to st. Louis on
short visit. Jim johnson gave him a
permit-to walk--over the short line.
He will be absent several days.
Among the guests at the Planters
House yesterday were F. d. Tuttle, ST.
Louis; j. Dawson, Poplar Bluff; K,
Owen, Charleston; A. II, Black, Poplar
Bluff; c. w. PoindeXter, Alto Pass; d,
c. Calkins, Clarksville, Tennessee; JAS
Cavanangh. st. Louis; +. B. Hill, Chi
cago; T. Abbott, Mt. Vernon.
Prominent among the arrivals at
the st. Charles Hotel yesterday were
5. S. Chapman, Chicago; S. S. Sanford,
Jackson, Mo; Jas Slice, Memphis; G..
w. Shad; Chicago, Henry Choke, Benz.
W. Clark, Benz. Marks, st. Louis; +. =.
Jones, Cincinnati; James NJ. Bromlee,
Carbonate; S. M.Sutherland. Cincinnati;
Miss NJ. c. Riggs. Evansville; w. c.
Friedrich, T.. F. Byrne, j. Campbell, st.
Louis b. F. Nanhorn, Memphis ID. B.
Newcomb, Rochester, N. Y; j. NJ. Mead
ows, Dresden, Tenn; F. Nj. Vancll,
Pelia, Tenn; w. IL. Graves, New Or
leans II. L. Duyall, John Pearson, St
Louis.
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Masters sale.

State of Illinois. Alexander County-ss
In tbe Alexander County tlfcuIt Court, Henry
Whiicampys. Ella Reid. Andrew Reid Mary
Stubbs, ct ais.
Bill to ioreclose mortgage.
Public notice is hereby given, that in persu-
ance of a decree rendered in the above entitled
cause. in said court, at the January term, AID.
ISL, /, John Y. Hirns, master IN ehancery
OF said county. wiroiF idsy the 10th day OF
III O'Clock .. m. f:,I q day. sell ut public
yendus 10 the highestoi der for cash in hand,
At the front door OF the curt house In the city
OF Cairo, county of Alexander and State OF illi-
nos. the following described real estate. to-
wit: The north east quarter OF the north -eas'
quarter of section number thirty-two ts2) IN
township number sIxtse Q6) south range tive
t5l west OF the third principal meridian in III.
county Of Alexander aud state of Illinois to
gether with the appurtenances and privileges
thereunto belonging or appertaining
JOHN Y. HARAAN,
22it Master in Chascery.
Cairo, Ills, February ~. ISL.
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The widespread fame of Hostetter's
Stomach bitters causes necessity on
our part to remind, from time to time,
whom it may concern, OF the fact that
initiating said article is a punishable Of
fence, and we now give this word OF
caution, that we will most assuredly
have all those persons engaged In re-
filling our second hand bottles, selling
by the gallon or barrel, or in any man
ner whatsoever palming OFF on the pub
lie spurious article purporting to be Onr
preparation, punished to the full extent
of the law. We never tail to convict, as
the New Orleans and st. Louis Court
records fully affirm. Penalty tor coun-
terfeting, or dealing in counterfeit trade
mark goods. as set forth in law recently
passed by Congress- ine not exceed
ing $1,000 or Imprisonment not more
than two years, or both such iine and
Imprisonment"
Notice to dealers and purchasers.
Hostetter's Bittters are never, under any
circumstances, sold in bulk, but always
in bottles, with finely engraved u. 5.
internal revenue Especial proprietary
stamp covering the cork of each bottle,
fastened to both sides OF the neck OF
same. All bitters purporting to be Hos.
letters, without this stamp. are counter
felt. HosTETTEk 4 SMITH.
4-6-14
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(haucery Notice

Joseph A. Phillips. Lee Phillips, Zachar iah G
Phillips, Caroline j. IIarnish and Elizabeth
X. Rosengreen are notified that on the 9Th Gay
OF April, ISL, the trustees of schools Of town
ship seventeen south .rangei one west,
complainant filed its bill In chanCery agains /
you aud Margaret A. koonce, BENJAMIN
Parker and Byron +. Blake, admins
traitor, etc. defendants In the Alexander
county curcuit court in the state of Illinois for
foreclosure OF mortgage, and that said suit
is new pending in said court that summons
therenpon issued out of said court against said
deiendents, returnable on. the third Monday
Of May 1871, to term of said court then to be
holden at the tcourt house IN the city OF Cairo,
in said Alexander county.
JouN A. REEVE, clerk.
April 10Th, lsI0t
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Never IKnownIo FAN.

DR.. Morris Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry
ana Hourhound has never been known to
fail In permanently curing obstinate
coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough, nor
any disease of the respiratory organs, anil
il does 1t, too, at once. 1t is not neces-
sary to take II for long time before you
CAL discover its beneficial effects. Its sale
in this community Is Immense. and its pop
ularity universal. 1t should not be classed
with compounds put up by inexperienced
hands. DO not fail to give this great and
potent remedy trial. 1t will not disap-
point you. Try II once. Trial size, 10
cents. Regular size, 20 cents and one dol
lar Barclay Bros, Agent.
Also agents for Prof. Parkar's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleas
ant to take, and requires no physic. Price,
% cents. A 4w
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null zinu.

The San says there are "some good
men in Cairo, even some good Demo
Gratis who are not pleased with the
ticket nominated last Saturday night,
and the "BUILETN's BULLDOG
ing will do no good
Ia this our neighbor is
undoubtedly correct, so far as it con-
Germs Republicans, but that the num-
Der of Democrats who are not satisfied
Is very large we do not believe. 1t
would, indeed, be a rare occurrence for
any party to nominate ticket that
would be acceptable to every member OF
the party, and that in the present in
stance there should be a few displeased
Democrats Is only natural. But the
Democrats did not expect the Re
publ cans to be pleased. 1t is
not to be supposed that they could be
pleased with anything the Democrats, a
a party, might debut We have this to
say to our Republican friends: II they re.
fuse to nominate ticket from their own
ranks, and conclude to support
DR.. Smiths opponent for may.
or, and he should be elect.
ed, then upon the shoulders of the
Republican party must rest the RESPONSE
bility for his actions during his tenure Of
office, whether good. bad or Indifferent
As for the Democratic party, We prsfel
defeat to any such responsibility.
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Will Carleton.

The Chicago Tin,ss, speaking of Garlic
tons lecture at the academy OF music In
that city, says:
Will CarletOn's lecture yesterday
afternoon, at the academy Of music, was "a
sarcastic, witty, and grand protest against
the sham and shoddy of the day. He
imagined, instead OF the Greek wooden
horse in the streets OF Troy, al immense
golden horse-brilliant and flaming out.
side-placed on one of the principal
streets Of our country which
he compared to a great
city, "whose riches and splendor threw
Troy in the shade" There proceeded
from it Sham, and his wife Fashion, each
OF whom asked mot what am. but
what can sham" The Farewell to
the Old House." came in opportunely
to illustrate that unless the heart Is
there, the dwelling. only made with
hands, is mockery. The old house
where the children were born, and
"whose every nail touched a tender
spot" is one of the finest Of Mr.. Garlic
tons descriptive poems. and was rem
dered pathetically and artisticallv."
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will Not Do,

We understand that number of Mr..
Fitzgerald's most active supporters are
declaring their intention to vote against
DR.. Smith for mayor. This kind OF talk
will not do; and the men who are using
it ought to know that while they are not
inJuring DR.. Smith, they may induce
SEINE of that gentleman's friends to vote
against Mr.. Fitzgerald. DR.. Smiths
friends and Mr.. Fitzgerald's friends
should "pull together" in this canvass.
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The ward Meetings

Meetings will be held this evening in
the different wards OF the city for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for
aldermen. We cannot toe
strongly urge upon our Demo
cratic friends the necessity for
being careful in the choice OF men to
represent them in the city council. The
council is the all-important branch OF
the city government, and before it the
question of who shall be mayor is COM
paratively unimportant. Let Demo
Gratis select none but their best men.
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Ready for Business Again.

EDITOR BULLETIN take pleasure in
calling the attention of the public to the
fact that ! have rebuilt and re-estab-
lished the Union Bakery on the site of
tue building lately lost by fire on Com
mrrcial avenue. between Fourth and
Sixth streets, where will be pleased to
welcome all my old patrons as we'll as all
who desire good article of bread, cakes.
confections, etc. FRANK hRATKY.
3-l-lm
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Accepted .

The members OF the Church of the
Redeemer were much elated yesterday
over a letter received by the officers OF
the church from Rev. Dillion-Lee &C.
cepting the call of the church to this
parish. Mr.. Dillion-Lee will arrive here
within the next week or ten days and at
once enter upon his duties as rector Of
the parish. The church is to be con-
graduated on securing the services Of SO
able and eloquent pastor..s
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Honor 90 whom Honor BELONGS,

Ihepresent executive OF the city govern
meht claims the credit OF having brought
city script up to par. There is no justice
this claim. All the credit for bringing
scrip up is due TO eX-Ma yor John Wood.
In December 1875, Mayor Wood refused
TO attach his name to dollar in scrip
unless there was money in the treasury
with which to redeem the same when
presented. and from that date scrip went
up,
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DR.. smiths Opponents.

We ak the good citizens OF Cairo,
without distinction of party, to look and
see who are the aetire opponents of DR..
Smith in the present municipal contest,
Are they, a. a rule, men whose support
and influence should be sought after in a
contest like this? We do not think SO.
We know OF only a few men among
them who are entitled to respectful con-
sideration. And yet there are number
OF good citizens, who, while they are
not avowed opponents of Or. Smith, are
giving his enemies encouragement
and implied assurances of support.
We believe that we but state fact that
will be generally admitted that eight out
OF every ten OF the better class of citize ms
of Cairo would rather see DIR. smith at
the head of the city government tina II
any other man who has SO far avowed
himself candidate ter the mayoralty
And yet in the face of all this, there are
meu In the city-good citizens,and mem
bers in high standing in'the churches, who
avow a determination 10 vote against DR..
Smith because he was nominated by a
Democratic convention. As well might
these men: say they would not
vote for man because
he does not belong to the same church
they do. Or. Smith is Democrat, it is
true; and that he is good citizen and
will make good mayor is equally
true. But it is gratifying to know that
the number of men in Cairo who are so
blinded by prejudice ss to allow that
prejudice to sway their better Judgment
in the present instance ia comparatively
small.
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Chancery Notice.

Emma Oyerlin, defendant, Is notified tn At
on the 10th day of April, 1877, A. r. Over
I'm complainant, tiled his bill in chancery
in the Alexander Co. Circuit court. state of
Illinois for divorce. and that said suit Is
now pending in said court. That there.
upon summons was issued out OF the
clerks office OF said court against YOU, re.
turnabie on the third Monday in May, is77
to u term of said court, then to be holder
at the court house, In Cairo. in said cou nty
aud state. JOHN A. REEVE. Clerk.
j. G. SHAVER, Complainants Solicitor.
Dated April 10, 1877.
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q. shelley,

Dyer and cleaner of ladies ard gentle.
mems garments, No. 80 Eighth street,
cairo. Gentlemens' hats dyed and
cleaned aud blocked in the latest style.
Chemical soap on hand, warranted to
remove impurities from all fabrics with.
out injury TO the material I'm.