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sIsvrs ssHHsS4s s;N.s SSID .sS
Of principal placs OF businsss. Ban Franosoo.

u blkNAh niNlN0 0OnFANIs-k koCAuOu
Of principal place or business. Ban Frsneisco,
Callfornis.
Loo,iion Of works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice II hereby given, that q meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the fourth
day OF April. 1881. an assessment JNo. III
OF Ten Gents (l0c) per share wns levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United states gold coin, 70
the Secretary, at tho once of the Company,
sas Moutsomsry street. Room u. Ban Fran.
CISCO, California.
Any stock upon which this asssssment shall
remain unpaid on the FIFTH sth day
Of NAY. 1851, VIII be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment 10 made before will DO sold on
THU UHsDAY, the TWENTY.slxTH day OF
NAY, 1881. to pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with costs OF Advertising and
expenses Of sale.
BY order OF the Bosrd OF Directors.
DAVID WILDER, secretary
Once s2s Montgomery street, hoom 81. Ban
Francisco. California. spSld
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ouR ADVERTISING AGENTS.

O. ". CRANE. Nos. SIS Pine and
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W. u. LANh. Empire Cnu
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NEW YORK.
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3. N. PrrrExoiLL q Co.. 81 Park ho.
axo. p. RovKLL. 4 Co.. 10 Spruce Street
TINS PAPEa may be found on fils In New
York at the newspaper agencies Of ]. II.
Bates. Il Park Row 9. N. Pettengill d
Co., 81 Park Row. and Geo. p. Rowell q
Co.. 10 Spruce street.
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Town ogpfsASOES.
ORDNANCE NO los.

An oRplHAACE 20 Pix ssd Collect
. Liessss Tsx upes Certain
Trades ssa Dastsess Wishis she
Cooperate Li@its sf shs Tswn es
Geld MIL.
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ANNUAL REPORT
or the President OF the Boara OF
Trastses sf shs TsWa OF Gold
Hill.

To the Taxpayers and Citizens Of the
Town Of Gold Hill: In accordance with
the requirements Of the Charter OF the
Town Of Gold Hill. herewith submit Z
report Of the financial situation OF said
town for the year ending April 10. 1881:
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TOWN bonds CANCELLED.
Nos. 103 and l0i. issued August 18th.
1879 time, l year due August l4th, 1880;
cancelled August l4th. 1880.
OUTSTANDING TOWN BONDS.
No. 100. amount $4,000. due May Let, 1881.
Nos. l08 and 100. amount $4,000. due An.
gust 18th. 1881.
Nos. los and LOG. amount $4,000. due
November LIST, 1881.
Interest due on same to April
18th, 1851. l.................. oSo w
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THE PI0NRE'
SHAVING I HAlRpREssIn'
o. ponL. pRoPR

MAI" tonDDe:iss 'aiiiiSi;;i;;' aiSsoia;;'
OLEAN TOWKr ANT
" Quick. Smooth, Ne
RaiS Cutting and Dress'
Artistic, suitable and satii
Ths oh Ptousee Ssior-
ron fnrast 10
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lxParss AND YarIaHr oonPlMfs.

sxo. %. Every person. nrm, association o.
corporation engaged In the business OF rsns
mittins letters or other pschagvs forwardins
aud carrying gold dust. bullion. coin or fright
Tor hire. from the Town Of Gold Hill 10 au,
other plsce. or from any other p ace " tbs Town
OF Gold Hill. and who has plso- Of business
or agency In ssid town, bball pay. quarterly. for
license 10 carry on the same. according 70 bis,
their or its monthly receipts. ~ In the average
ollowipg schedule
First Clsss Monthly receipts dve tnouiand
dolarr or Over quarterly lcsn snse. thirty dollars.
Sscond Clssp-Mopthly receipts under fvt
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol
lars.
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Sec. %. Every person enRagsd IN the pusi
ness Of dealing. play ng. Or earring On ny y
fouee-et noir, rondo, keno. fsnfan. diana. o,
chuck s.luck. or any b.' king eaus. played viii
cards, dice. or any other device; Shetnei tht
Any other valuable thing or representative ol
value, shall pay. quarterly. for. iicsnss y
carry on the SANE. according TO his stefae'
monthly receipts. % ir the following schedule
First Olass-Monthly receipts three thousand
dollars or over. quartsfly license, ssventy-nv'
dollay.
Second Cisss-Monthly receipts two thoussnt
dollars or over and under three thousand dol
lars. quarterly nespse. my collars.
SEQ -. Each license iseu' phall contain {
particular description Of tbs room IN which th'
licsntee designs 10 earn on the game desigps
ted. and the name OF the game 70 b opened and
played; and no llcsuse shsll b i.sued permit
ting any such game 70 10 carried on 10 eny
room IN which spch games ere b. any valid 40
OF the l. Rislature OF the state Of Nevada fos
hidden 10 b opened, played. or carried 90.
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ORD OF L0RN 9Ol.D AND ~

ofnce-Room 70. Nessda Block. No SO Nc
gom, u strert, San Frapcisco. California ]
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Great or small. can have their orders niied
pr mptiy. aud o. thu vry lowest cash prices.
oy addrsssipg the undsrsign.d
sis Pine ctr Ct. Room 80 and 10 = ideedorn
str II. Ban rrsnciseo Cal jyi30
, 1881-07-07


,,,to,, s,,d +ho 1,r.s1,,cnt nnd 1,e nddri.
,vii,, ;, cn,,,,,. :.
"ivby. thnv frct children from cups. so
tl,at tIlcy want soil their pIunfore,"
tjr sprnsfi IN relish his tnrul. and. ns Tho
attendant wns ubo,.t tn tcavo lin, t,t sald:
">Now. t,ln next time YOU want mo to eat,
bring mn snmct11lur solid, I'll like d nice
Juicy beefstcak,".
Tlle physicians hf,ye ordered
A NEW nEp
for tho President, 1t wilt l,ayc q wire mat
tress, nu viii l,p ,,urr,,wer s,ltt higher tIlan
lint on which ho now lies. The present bcl
Is 80 l,roul tint tho attendants hayc slEili-
cuIty IN rracl,tng lin when ilu Is moved. or
when his clothes aro changed. Thu lowncss
ut tho bell i,nkcs II c,i,nbro,ls fnr them to
TIL HIN to sitting tusitton. I)r. Ellis Bliss
WHO Is strong nint woll-kni, ,tlnts It difficult
In support tho Presidents who rests o, tho
Dpctur's shoulder when i.e IL ln0yctf. Tho
physicians sny Tint higl, he'll will nlnke 1t
much custer 10 support htnl. Tic bed will
ltayo
no 1ttAr-l1Eor, 20.
so that TITO patient s:an be approached from
every ss,tc. l.atrr III tho day tho President
male s,ltl,tcn movement, alld Dr. Dlss up
Eroachc1 tflo hc":
Neser ti'i'ttl 'lle' Docior', sala tno lles-
't!cnl. I'm TstMss Wnef lying uown; =
always ,tsctt TO KICK OIL my oeaclotncs WITCH
WIS boy'" -
MI 'ohF hfterwnrtls has eyo ic!l on ono OF
tho boallets wl'lcll weEo brought to TUG SICK
ronln " MFs. l'lnlne: llo asRca Tor rose.
and. after llo Ili''l Inhaled tile otior' sc chl
tho Hover Ill Ills hantl Tor some lime.
TILE ttoGQtEr
was afterwards presented 70 2 frionl OF l!ie
lresItleiit rs lle stepped into tl'o llaEE III tae
White llonsc,al'tl when II beca'f'c k''nwi. tl'at
helIell ahonQhct which fia been III the pfesl-
dents room, llo was at once slrro'l'Ie'l by
those who werc cnger to obtain u ilower or
lcnk Sohr Ut tei, even iollowca lin down
tue path to tfle cute. Inc ofoWtl olltslue
fund oat Tho Interest That was attached TO
tho bo'lHuet anu, as tic gates closet on tic
rrcsidents friend, l1e was aEa!'' bcsicgcd.
lilo took OUT Hover a'ti ttropi,e'l u, Iio
crowd scrambled eagerly 10r IL. nflu. III tAe
meantime, ho hurried away.
THE COOLING APPARATUS
, 1881-07-07

I.'"nbu J." ''io aei.ot y, 'to 'u,..'s' n," lnes
nNsu .ce'' ,r.. "ncensn's,s ia'ofsnH, ,a!o"M .no'
i."'"s' .'.a ., ny .a "..onaA''ss "out "'o 'ouso
s"s t'. ~" ,s"'.s s W.. +, es.aas. , ~ HEGn
.o ,ns,s ,.',i...'' so"'o' t'"" IL '''i"o"iee" ~
''o'' "A'''''''s; n,,or, ,,xsr.,r =.
of ,,trom cot,rw,,. f,hi,, ,yi,n b,u hoon fl
Wusnit,t,ton stmnc snuInv oventn1 mi ,vho
t,vino to his Inituacv ,vtt, ,he f;r9si;i"n, oni
Mrs. f,nrlicla. Ina nxcrIlcnt onndrtu,,ftv .for
],uowlrv tllo tait,por If t1,nso via mrn i,enr-
est lin President. yns nskr,1 io.tnv for iu-
formation rcunr,itnu LID nfrntrs within tfu,
roums whurn It wouli III iun,mssthtn Ya,.
a,,v ono less Intimate viii, il1o Jrnumihfs IN
anal, tt, rntnr. III rcnef,r,t tVnshfi,rfnn:'tn
Suntfnv mfrhi. ~ rrp]tn,i Trnf. fiins,iniiyt4. nj
l,nlf.nnst Z. md hnyn nnnltpd mvarlf ,f;9E
;rrutly nynr a,nro tn fln,l mt tho
im,,ortnnt fncts rcvor,linr Tho cnn,1fttn,,
nf ,i,c l'rcaia,,t NH ,hr vnrous mn,,,.,ers of
l,ts fnnlly. II nrrscnt + ann, mn lin i'rcsi.
irntss casu Tins: ia il l,y M u,na,ts out of
,n,ucr. md cnut be- fur several tlay, t r0t1,r.
hnt better rcs,,lts linn films, nttninri IN tf,
tl,Is no,,r co,lti mt rcnsn,,nl,y i,nye hcrn cy.
nrctni. md thc futuro il nxccrtInri,A
hopef,,I. n, far ns IL il uos-
aihIo to forecos1 II, Whnt Frit1ny. ar
Saturday, or Snnnlay next may bring forth
nobody cn,, .cn,lt|{bntIy nnticfpate. Wo
mny. However,. reasonably exurct tin 1,resl-
lat l.. ,,,t.,., T.. sh. 100. tt.t, .,n. ,,,nt,rt
, 1881-07-07

---|- y
alove t0l degrees and fraction. Tho n1nr
proba1Ir cxpla.a'lm, Of President Garfletd',
wound Is thai tho bullet took nn upward and
inward course, md lodged III tho denso III.
sue nbo1ll tho splnnl column. No tnan Ii.
1nret III tho manner claimed by tho vii.
lessca would lIv1 10 lung Without any acces.
sio1i 0f really 'Infavofnblo symptoms"
OH 4l.,tY sur0EoSs.
DEs AlntSEs, H., july 6.-~Old army sur.
gcons here sny the mast critical period Is se.
to cn'ne, AMI the t!anger II from abseesa and
sllppMrntlot1. II tho bnll IS III tic nblomtna,
cavity. tt'ts may not DO developed for seycn
t'ays.
g, snutSo su.''....!!,t., ailk ,lsoon. T..
30 mln'.y 'eeoa'I'eIa'a'loas " III reRard 10
n'"ei''A Wv ~'"''il'o,AsA.o ~ ~ tt'u tooHl !lass
e, uc .o " r.. .s.e . p'ss'G,"s ~ a 81
'h1'1c ll'e!i tat te p''5s'cl'ns III htleTst!ants
!tnoi' talv 1,rcs'deht nave decided 70 nak ios
ueiaflt aaf'co "ff tho suo1ect' a'a they will
Msk Sotaic nt thoso VINO MAKE recommends.
tsohs abotlt inc tenpeFnt''Ie' III Inc room b
suohit theif l,lahs IN "etail' Win feportas
10 tnolr experience, ahd w'''t sslccess attend.
~ lnehi. Last n1sht 1e'eeFa'n was sent b
1us.on ss. Wy Inc attetiolnR Elys'c'ins ortletlns
1elr'sefnt.nR vessels 10 ne plnce.! III the slck
ioon' a''1 u'e hai!s OF tAo nus liouse' Ibis
~ ~ 10 pu unl'e win tho op!cct- 10 counsefast
.,'e tolllpte IVY lieat. ~. onn"s, OF New
lors, se'.t o'spatcn 70 " 3liss recon-
'"ohalllR 6"c'i "pl'l!ances ~ leauce t!se tent
peratMTe. e.
f., ~, .ainrra. -, ~, a. ~ ~ ft".s,,,
- 1.,..s so en..a a - 'ae. H., s.u ~. a!!,ona
=. .tHs ns.,r WY H.. sevaas.nRn ~,
ais ."n,n,;. n ,i,c rrcs,a"t,s s'o coso "assr Hs
, 1881-07-07
TuE Days DEy ELoPdENTs,

MI hour. Both Eeut]omen looked fresh and
bright, antt altogether different from ycsteE.
day and tllo day before When this fact wal
mentioned tn Gen. Arthur to replied with 4
smile: "As tho President gets better, ] get
bettur t00.", Blaine cheerfnlly answered a
question rs to whit was new by saying:
"The President Is doing ap!endItlly." Since
Gen. Arthur arrived III town two or threa
members of tho Cabinet have n1ade 1t prac.
tlcc to call Oh him at Senator Jones' resi-
deMce every morning, and two or three othesB
every evening. Secretary Blaine has not
missed MI evening, and Ills visits hayo listed
from forty minutes to MI hour each. -
COURAGE OF TIE PRESIDENT.
WAsII1IaToS,D D. G., July 8.-The Hon. ". ".
Dudley, the newly-appolnted Cor issloner
OF Pensions, who Ia ail intimate frlend of tho
President caliod yesterday ut the Whtts
House md was admitted to the sickroon,
liz was recognized, and beckoned to come to
tic bedside. Dudley, l. am glad to see
you," aald the President. ~ know you've
como to SEQ Garfield, and not the President.
] IN. very anxious to live. indeed; and, II
necessary, could lot thcm cut my limb of
Inch ny Inch; still, II have to die, / nm
realy to go. Keep up your courage" Tho
President frequently clats and jokes with
those about hfs bedside. The President Is
devoted to Mr.. Brown, his private secretary,
and likes to have him near his bedside all tho
Time.
When Col. Rockwell entered the Preal.
dents room this morning he found every.
body wearing elloortu1 look, " How do you
feel this nl0rningp" said hot0 the President,
and In response received the following graf
II.
, 1881-07-07


parent Hail buell. strioken taowh'
= NOT JOKE Or lSpEco1sous 1'Es[AlsfS
"as heard. Even Il total stranger would
have iotlcttl tllat n chord OF Sympathy was
vibrating III every Heart. Sona OF tho peo-
pic snt un ne ground, talking In II low
tone. othors stonta peurlng through tho
Mtlng H'1t strninInK their eyes to cntcl, n
K'l,l!'so Ut tito messenger who brought the
lntlietln. Anxiety tempered with llopu WIS
Oh every conntuflallco. Alally st00u nrou1ltl
tho trca reatllng tho Inst bulletin of the
previous night. ...,.
"l.et It's pray to Col that tho news Ia bot
tos, or. ut least, as good tlIls morning." snId
one. -
lle's brayo ma1l, md lle's fighting dcatls
like y 1uro!" sall anotlIor.
"No wol,ttur," continued third. lilo
knows tho wllolo u'tllltry hopcs for his life.
Ilu ~ tlsu tho huatl Of a largo family. lie
must lise fur tholl."
fes, in.leed," oa,lsa from nr,ouler qtlar-
Ter, ")el,locrats md Republicans, Nortlt-
orIlers nh! SonthorIlers, llnye but ol0 wish.
Thu elltlro Natl0r IL with llinl tn this light"
rcop'o w0ro continually
rulaASa OUT Tlt:in WATCHES
NJ tho tl,ltU fur tho bulletins approached,
ltenarlss !tka tho abayu were current. After
, 1881-07-07

1t is u comforting thought, mid II tho l,resl-
dent ilnnlly does RECOVER, theso people wilt
laayo tho harmless but pleasing right thnt
Gctl. Sherman is already enjoying in anttcl-
patton. OF course the Presidents courage,
which is wonderful, atId grows upon onu NIL
tic time, has guoi deal to do with tha
splendid fight t,c has maintained.
r. HAS KErr orr NERVOUSNESS AND HEST.
LEsNis4s,
amt II llns Enabled Him to be cheerful and
eyeM Happy T'lloro arc great hopes, and tho
President is doing Intinttiy bcttor by rcason
Of lls pluck. IIo Is .lolng bottor
than could layo been anticipated, but
THO President. las beoll very dangerously
wounded. IN ordinary ll!nn would have
died from Tho sllock Ut tito heavy slug, bit
GG'l. fiarltelts excellent constitution hns car
rIud HIN through thus far, and to'tay llt lltts
NIL tic symptoms Of Il man who will Gyontl,.
tllly recoyur.
IT MUST 1sE lO3tNE IN MIND,
however, that n,n,ly ilealthfu n,c, wounded
rs i,G Ii llAyn Ind these symptoms of rec0y-
! ury hllti llavo nevertheless died. Nature
makes Il struggle iii his c.lse because
1te IL a strai,K mil vigorous, and s!o has
nothing whatever tD Contend With except Tho
wound. III tho case Of n ,,an WIN Ind bcell
llssipntca, or 1llo Ut loss physical yfgur tuun
tito President, would have been able 10 ninko
n0 struggle at all. lilo would have died al-
must instantly. ....
THESE SUGGESTIONS
como from ono who thoroughly ul,tlor-
stands tue caso, mud wll0 Is very ,,ear tue
President. Thu chances against his recoy-
cry lust Saturday wure u thousand to ulle,
usatl. seelled almost to clulal him as its
a ffx4r fftta trrs.n uh
, 1881-07-07

WIS asked. =. -. :,
1T lnay DO two nlontI,s," was tho roply.
"I,ut tho President llas passed the first great
tangor pcrIod.: Wo think, md we arc justi-
iel III thinking, ttlat the :.Ianger fron, III.
Ilan,iltlon Of tic 1,eritonuuul. or perItonltIs,
Ii pissed. 1t should hayo appeared before
this II Il wna to .llayo come. = -.
TliEt,,. is SOME ispLAM,tAr1oy,
Ms was to bD expected. It is nocessary that
tAero s,snul,lb ii, order that tbs wound n,ny
heal. but thtrc has Leon no dangerous r IN.
ilammntoi, and we haYo oarncsrllopcs that
there will not: be, Another crlsis-timo will
be ,,oxt Frldayor eat.lrdny, aud possibly a
llttlo before, atnl these danger pertotls viii
return ut ccrtnln weli.known. netlIcal lntur-
yals until tlla' wound Is fully healed, Tho
symp.ou,s during the tiay ],uyo nil Gre,,
favorable, Tho nulse, for tbs first limo
sluco the awful 'bul! was flroti, Inns faliu,,
below 100. This ulornlug, at s:M)
n'clock, it slio,I at ny, and tl,o President.
when f,u asked If Tint wins yerv. for froir1
normal. was ~
- tinEArIy nEJolcEp
! to hcar that It was liot. II IL not surprising
latllat the pulse nureashd after that hour Il,
tile morning. Tho plIlse probably Ut every.
bo,ly III Wnshtngtunh i,lcyeascd,; for tic
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

Notices In these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion, Marked
Hattie s. an elegant small Havana
cigar, at Schuh's.
MIR. MI. Howley advertises some val
liable property for sale in special locals.
The sand for the opera house has al
ready arrived. The bricks, four hundred
thousand in number, will begin to come in
soon.
The new frame house which Mr..
Thomas Keane will erect on the west side
OF Washington avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets, from the lumber Of thu
Atheneum, will be occupied in part by Mr.,
George Wichert, with his cigar factory.
The following deed was recorded b,
Circuit Clerk Irwin yesterday Joshua \
Davidson to Helen M. Hooker lad Alic
N. Armstoad; warranty deed, dated Al
gust 9Th, 1881, for west half Of northeaI
quarer ami north half Of northwest qua
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

Mr.. s. Walters and wife went to Harris
burg, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday after
noon
Mrs. Frank Cassidy has been i'll for a
week or more win fever, but is now i'm.
proving.
Mr.. Wood Rittenhouse left on the Hi
nois Central railroad on Wednesday, for
Grand Haven, Michigan.
Judge W. H. Green left yesterday after
naon for Murphysboro, to attend court. He
will be gone about three days.
Miss Laura Yocum, of New Grand
Chain, and sister of Judge r. S. Yocum, is
in the city, visiting at the residence of Col
John Wood.
Mr. Daniels, of Clarksburg, Tennessee, a
gentleman of large experience in the build
ing of wsterworks, is in the city for the
purpose of looking over the grounds and
estimating the cost of building such works
Cairo needs.
Captain John s. Hacker, of the steamer
Three States, left yesterday morning via
the Iron Mountain road for st. Louis. From
thence he will go to Chicago and Other
places in that vicinity, remaining away al
together about two weeks. He is in search
OF health and comfort
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
GENERAL NEWS.

The latest incision in the presidents back
serves to drain his wound successfully. AT
the request of DR.. Bliss the patient wrote
his name and date on tablet in hand
showing no trace Of nervousness. Guiteau
has lain in jail over five weeks, aid ~ one
has called upon him with friendly pur-
pose. lie is very tractable prisoner, and
reads his bible almost constantly
The Illinois board of equalization met
Wednesday at Springfield. The assess
ments IN the several counties aggregate
S746, 679,673.
The Chicago ball club beat the Detroit
nine by to 8; Troy defeated Worcester by
7 to 8, and Buffalo vanquished Cleveland by
5 to4
A food at Central City, Col caused by
the burst of RAIN cloud, did damage of
$4,000, One man was killed. A volume
Of water five feet high ran through the
streets, and at some points the debris was
piled up twenty-five feet.
Systematic incendiarism directed against
the Jews is the probable cause Of the de-
struction of eighteen Russian villages by
fire.
Mr.. Standard, husband of the postmis.
tress at Rock Island Junction, No. was
caught stealing letters from the mails, and
sent to Kansas City.
A revenue collector of San Luis, Mexico,
absconded with $4,000.
The main exhibition building at Phila-
delphia, which cost $l,8O0,000, was sold
tor $97 900 to an agent of the Pennsylvania
railroad company.
Charles Ii. Nix has sold to Benjamin
Hagaman a lot on West Madison street,
Chicago, 100 feet west of Halsted street,
south front, 2Ox100 feet, for $25,550.
Representatives of nearly all the rolling
mills west of Pittsburg, convened at Gin.
cinnati and passed resolutions to pay only
Pittsburgh prices for skilled labor and to
employ only non-union workmen.
During the races at Saratoga, on yester-
day, Benjamin II. Benton, Of New York,
was arrested for attempting to bIibe stable
boy with $500 to poison Appleglte g.
Brothers steeplechaser Glasgow. lie was
held for malicious mischief but jumped
his bail.
RThe deanery of Westminster has been
rendered to Rev. Henry Montague Butler,
head master of Harrow school, who will
doubtless accept.
Gould and Vanderbilt have left Saratoga
for New York. tits believed that the rail-
road war will end when the Lake Shore
magnate has bought all the stock he wants
Four colored men have gone on duty
with the police force at Philadelphia. They
are the first on record, and are regarded
with great curiosity.
All prominent places in New orleans
were, during Monday night, adorned with
placards signed by the committee OF SAFETY
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
PERSONALS.

Young James Stewart is lying at Mem.
phis, sick with malerlal fever.
Mrs. Marnell is back from her visit to 81
Louis.
Sheriff Hodges returned from Crittenden
Springs yesterday, leaving his family there.
Mrs. Ed. Powell left yesterday for Will
liamsburg, Va, on visit to relatives,
Mr.J. B. Reed has gons to Boston, where
he will join his wife and remain about two
weeks.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
Cairo City Water Works Company.

The books for subscription to the capital
stock of the above named company are now
open at the following places: Geo. O'Hara's
drug store, G. D. Williamson Il Co.'S store,
F. Korsmeyer's, Cor. Sixth and Ohio Levee,
/. Farnbaker & Cos, Cor. Seventh and
Commercial, Barclay Bros, Cor. Eighth
and Washington avenue. And will remain
open for subscription until Wednesday 18th
at 12 o'clock, noon.
WALTON w. WRrGHr,
Secretary Of Commissioners.
August 10th, 1881.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12
battle Creek, (Mich.) Daily Journal.

II shall always have my highest recon-
mendanon, says our fellow townsman, Mr..
Theodore Wakelee, when spoken to concern
ing st. Jacobs Oil. had been suffering
with rheumatism, and obtained the greatest
relief from the Use Of st. Jacobs Oil. 1t
has also been used in my family for some
time, and has never been found to fail in
giving prompt relief.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-08-12

which declare that the laws mus. he en-
forced, corruption in Office stopped, and
hoodlumism put down.
Henry Wehle, OF New York, counsel for
Leo Hartmann, asked Of Secretary Blaine
assurance that his client would not be ex-
tradited. The secretary replied with
tribute to the impudence Of the attorney,
and declined to give his opinions on the is
sna.