The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-02-20

erected between his factory and ice house,
And since we have mentioned the ice house
we want to say that none better can be
found in the city, 1t was built last year
especially for Mr., Brehan's business, and
constructed on the latest and sclcn-
tifc plan. The second story Of
the building is sufficiently large to hold
two car loads Of the frigid luxury and the
floor, while it is arranged so as to admit
the cold atmosphere down into the first
story, where the beer is kept not one drop
of water ever finds its way down there.
Two double doors guard against the admit
! lance of warm air,
We were yesterday informed by Depu
ty Sheriff Omsted, that Riley Boyd, the
young Paducahan who was arrested by
Chief LalIue in this city, was not impriSon-
ed upon his arrival in Paducah, but was per-
mittcd to go to his home, His mother, who
is very wealthy, will, it is understood, com.
promise with the offended parties and thus
right the wrong the young man caused.
Young Rhey's father, whose name was
Lynn Boyd, is remembered to have been IA
gentleman Of much learning and great
popularity who could 90 to congress from
his district AS often as he pleased. He
was twice chosen speaker Of the house of
| representatives, and hence eyerted no lit
| tie influence over the mem ers Of congress,
and more or less influenced legislation.
He had amassed large fortune at the
time OF his death,
Being near the court house yesterday
| and remembering that Mr.. 4. +, Davis
could be found there, we dropPcd-in not
TO Interview him--but to chat with him.
We found him lying on his double bed
which occupies the greater part Of the cell,
He shook us by the hand very heartily and
was evidently pleased to receive a visitor.
| His bed which he had furnished himself is,
of course, a good one; on the floor was an
old carpet on one OF the walls was a
| looking glass and o'clock, while on the 9th
er we're posted number of pictures from
! the Police News. He had only
the highest praise for our
sheriff. who, he said, was treat
ing HIM in the best possible manner,
and permitted him to walk about the
building. His attorneys are McSSrS. Line
gar & Lansden, and he thinks it possible
that he may not get hearing before Sep
TENDER.
Jim SummcrwcI was yesterday al
work with number of laborers raising the
large brown building at the corner Of
! Thirteenth street and Washington avenue
preparatory to moving il to the corner Of
Thirteenth and Poplar The lots upon
which it now stands are Tie property OF
Smith Bros.
} The following from the session law, OF
this state for 1879 Is of public interest; If
any person shall desire to redeem or pur-
chase any tract Of land or lot forfeited to
the state, he shall apply to the county
clerk. who shall issue his order to the coun-
" collector. directing him to receive from
said person the amount due on said tract or
lot. which shall in no case be less than ten
per cent. on all taxes forfeited, and twenty
five per cent on all taxes hereafter levied
and forfeited, in addition 10 the
tax, special assessments, interest
and printnrs fees due thereon,
particularly describing the property and
setting forth the amount due; and upon
presentation OF said order to the county
collector, he shall receive said amount
aud give the person duplicate receipts
therefor, setting forth description OF
the property and the amount received
one of which shall be countersigncd 10y
! tNe county CLERK, anu NhcH ~ CpNht'I
signed, shall be evidence Of the rcdemp-
ton or sale Of the property therein de-
scribed, rs the case may be, but no such
receipt shall be valid until it counrcrslgn-
cd by the county clerk, The Other
receipt shall be filed by the county clerk
in his office, and the said clerk shall make
proper entry Of the redemption Of safe o
the property on the books in his Office, and
charge the amount Of the redemption OF
sale to the county collector. In case 81
sales, the clerk shall make the receipt il
the torn Of a certificate Of purchase, Prop
, erty purchased under this section shall h
subject to redemption, notice, etc, the sam,
as if sold at regular public taS sale.
Mixed pickles, chow chow, ghcrkin
and all kinds Of pickles in bottles, kcg
{ aad barrels just in from the monuiactur
ers, at pcttS & Birds.
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