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Ladies' Names.


TAerr & q strange defsrmits
Combined with countless grace
AZ nilsn in the ladies' nsms<.
- In the ladies faces.
some names ar. ft for every agr.
some 1T for only yonth
Some passing sick and musical
>osne horrible uncouih,
( some NJ Tor DANES OF loiticst g-adc..
some only ut inF sculiery maids
T Ann . e. plas snh common.
Z And Nancy sounds but m.
Yet Anne j. cniurahle.
Aud ANNA l. better still
iherc y grace IN harlattr
In Eleanor n stat,
An elrE sncc Ia ISahella,
\ Taught mess IN Kate
] ind >arzs - .eslair and neat
And hlien j. limo. cnt and sweet
Matilda ha- a sirkly sound
Iit for nurses' trade.
Sophia u cffrminate
And Esther -sgr and -faia
tiza5e tn 10 n match less name
~ TOT queen to wear
" castle, cottage. hut ar hall
name lscv nd compare
Anf Hess or Hcssv follow we'll
kut Betty T. def.stAbl-.
Maria "a too forward.
Nud Gertrude l. too srun
- As y tiH . Ff'Rf' lATg.
IL pretty name enough
Adelaide j. fsnsiftil.
Ant Laura - too fine
But kruils j. beautiful
And Nsry u ,iiylne
MAUD only suits = high born lam.
Ana 4 snny . a BABY nam~
. .ra ID m, v.r, choice.
80 81. to-, blunt and bold
! nt Nartila -nncv haf sorrowfti
NH ucs proud ans. cold
hr'- f"n !irt; anl gay.
lt .UIt " niri
'ri vain auf .ht.
"a smart anA t.rrt.
i'.aa 8. fars .Hl aHI slcsA
'ui l-r. grnllr. chA.tr ami n.-k
HArne H. c"aading.
Asi lara grave ana mFll
Aua tmina T. asrriiouat.
And Janet arr n and viii
Iaiirtrr t- cNsrs>sttr
tni '.rarc . aii ana rare
Az ..harin~ B. waffn ani iutinf.
Ana NsTgrrcs frAnf aui far.
-lA4 sab, iiu,r AuI hari;r
Afr heaven Datnrs Tor sisters ;hrr.
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There is altogether too much urging,
and coaxing, and alluring Young people
into the most important and sacred Of
all human relations before they are pre-
pared for its responsibilities, or moved
Ia assume it, burdens and by those who
ouoht 10 know better and act with more
consideration. We make too much oi
marrying and being married, until 1t Is
thought by many people somewhat OF
disgrace for woman to pass through
life alone; when. IN tact, the lie oi
many a single W oman is poetry, romance
rapture even, in comparison with many
a wife.
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Vol. XV. Whole No. 74s No %.

purpose, can row indeed TO such pur-
pose that every generous heart APP
plauds. This seems to settle the
whole vexatious question about woman.
Indeed there is really no more ques-
ton about woman than about men.
And unless the whole debate upon the
subject Of the rights Of men, which has
shaken society now for 50 many years,
and often to such tremendous results,
is folly, that upon the rights Of women
can hardly be smiled away.-EAsY
CHAM, in Harpers Magazine.
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Perhaps ~ one lr. h.
cine u - uuiYcy-slI
quir''i 10y eSers B,sis A.
> rNihariir. nor wa ever
aoy t'eiorr 50 unlvcr.al-
ly adopted into u.e. IA
every conntry sn'lamong
all clas-cs. .. ull. latli
eAcIcni hafstaat~
ri. Inc ol,ttaa- p..
-p0 T. tn; t-ll ,.
liaiiir an,i FAR 3n...e-
inai reme
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-06-03
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the purposes of L.xa,.ve
Medicine.
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tsu'- ff acsiii 'if.4 ol thrirrl'-u a., ,f H..
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-11-26
. . q 8 9 . .

TO THE WORKING CHASING are now pre-
pared TO furnish all classes with constants employ
ment At home the whole Of the time for the spare
moments business new. light and profitable. Per-
sons of either sex easily earn from 6oc. 10 IS per
evening, and proportional sum by deyoting then
whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who see this
notice may send their address, and test the bus-
ness we make this unparsllsd Offer To such as ar,
not well satisfied, We will send 81 TO pay for the
trouble Of writing. Full particulars, valuable sam
pie. which will do 70 commence work on, and copy
of'The Peoples Literary Companon'--one OF the
largest and best family newspapers published--ak
sent free by mail. Reader, ifyou want permanent
profitable work, address Z. c. ALLEN CO.,
Asrsr.. hAnr. f.rsfrF. nova dawson
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II You Want

Nice White Teeth, Healthy Gums, and sweet breath
send for our TURKrsH DENTRiFIcE price, 81
cents.
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BULLS
SAR ~ A II a II Ill A
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 30, 1900.
Or. JOHN BULL-pear siri knowing the en-.
c.rncy of your ssrsparis and the healing and bene
fetal qualities possesses send you the follow ing
statement Of my casei
Twas wounded about two years ago-was taken pris.
oner and confined for sixteen months Being moved
20 often, my wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat up.a moment since vas wounded. ] am shot
through the hips, NV general health IL Impaired,
and need something 20 assist nature. have more
faith your sasapaTa than In anything else. wish
that that IL genuine Please express me ahslf dozen
bottles, and oblige GAIT. c, +. JOHNSON,
~. Louis, No.
T.. The following was written April 80, 1906, by
Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother OF Capt. Johnsoni
DR. JOHN BULIs-Dear Sir; Ny husband, DR.. G.
5. Jonton, was SKI lifui surgeon and physician In
Central New York. where he died. leaving thu above
9. +. Johnson m my care Al thirteen years OF age,
he had a chronic disrThea and scrofula, for which
gave him your sarsaparilla 1T CURED HIN. ]
hayo for ten years recommended IL 20 many 10 New
York, Ohio and Iowa, for scrofuls fever Sores and
general debility. Perfect success has attended il.
The soedia Of serefsta esd fsrsr
vas eisOsi miraculous. am very anxious for my
TO again have recourse 10 your Sarsapara. He is
f. ariu Of getting spurious article, hence his writing
tn you fort. HIS wounds were terrible bat believe
JENNIE JonNsoN.
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brakes Collection

or nearly one hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds Of Vine, Gu, Ale, Beer, cordals, superioi
Cider, andmuch other useful information for those
dealing IN or manufacturing any of above either
for the trade or home use.
Sent by mail, free Of postage, for 50 cents Address
r. f. NORMANDY, sol Market street, 81. Louis, Mo.
sezT lydaw
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~ You Want

Material 70 make dollar bottle Of the hest Hair Re
soraiSssyeF used for restoring gray hair 70 iss org
insl color, send - cents for a ~, isgs.
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New Marriage Guide.

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, ON Physiologies
Errors Abuses and Diseases, incident TO Youth and
Early Manhood, which create appointments to MAR
RAGE with sure means OF relief. Sent In sealed let
ter envelopes free IL charge. Address, DR.. T. skill
LIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Phnsdel-
phia, Pa. se27darsm
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RIVER NEWS. q
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURE.

The weather continues cloudy, making
twenty days since We have had "a sue
essive hours of clear weather. The
temperature has become so much warm
or that rain seems imminent.
Business continues good.
The Miss issppi and Missouri are again
falling slowly, and has almost suspend
cd navigation above Keokuk. The stage
Of water to ST. Louis from Cairo Is about
the ssme-seven fest-but there is at
least ten feet below this point. ~ H
The Ohio isrisihg slowly at Pittsburg
with nearly four feet water in the chan
mel, but with slim prospects for much
more. 1t is rising at Louisville, with
four feet eight inches water In the canal,
but falling between Wheeling and Gin
einnati.
The Burksville brought out 200 bars
and bundled iron from Tennessee Rollin
Mills, For st. Louis and 800 ditto for
Memphis, beside lot Of -four and
sundries for N. o.
The lower Ohio has not been much
improved as yet, by the recent rains, bu {
there is prospect Of about two feet more
water than at present.
The Cumberland is stationary At Nash
Vile with nearly six feet on Harpeth
Shoals.
All the steamers on the port list trans
acted more or less business at this port.
Although freight lie arriving freely there
10 no accumulation here, rs the amount
Of tonnage Is ample to take 1t forward.
The railroads bridge at Louisville is 80
nearly finished that 1t is supposed cars
can pass over in two weeks. The OBJ.
structions n the navigation Of the falls
are being rapidly removed.
The Luminary for Vicksburg, ana the
Mollis Able for N. o. are advertised 10 !
leave here this evening.
The White is the regular packet this
evening. .s....r.
Capt Chas. 7. Hlnde IL agent for the
above boats.
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A Handsome Inducement.

Every persons who sends s. 90 20 the Xix CEN.
ruRY" Publication Co. al Charleston, s. c. receives
thai superb magazine for one year. and copy Of ei
ihsr Of the wsverly Novels or the works OF Charles
pseksnt that may be designated. Specimen number
ith pYeni um list, 80 cents. sel5w3m
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DIR. JOHN BULLS Pricipal Office,
NO. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
louisville, Ky.
o
BULBS
WORM DESTROYER
To My United States and World. Vide
Readcrs.

To My United States and World. Vide
Readers:
r HAVE received msny Testimonials from proies
Il sional and medcsl men, as my almanacs and vari-
Gus publications have shown, all Of which are genuine
The foll1Sing from highly educated ana populsr
sensible communications I have ever received. Dr.
Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of, and his
testimony deserves 20 be written IN letters Of gold
Hear what the Doctor Gays Of hulrs worm Des.
troyeri
Vlllanow, WAGER County, Ca,
June 20 issc.
DR.. JoHs BuLL-Dear SIR; Ihave recently gwen
your Worm Destroyer several trials, ans find u
wonderfully eftcscou.. II has not failed in single
Instance 20 have the wished.lor effect. am dong
pretty large county practice and have daily use FOR
some aFtele the nd. am free 70 coafo-s
nat know Of no remedy recommended BY the sblesI
On the tray, thew are unrerisn IN the extreme,
Ny object ia writing YOU II "a md out upon what terms
! can get the medicine directly nom you. II
get upon easy terms. shall use great deal 81 u
Am that the OF such articles IL contrary TO
The tesehiags ana practice Of great majority ofthe
b. sufficient simply because may BE- gnonnt Oft.
combination. Tor my part, shall make II rule %
use oil and every means 70 alleviate suffering human.
ny winch may be able 10 commandment hestailng
because some one more ingenious than my self have
leaned IL efecs hrst, ana secured the sole right 20
secure that knowledge However, | am by no means
advocate orsgpp0rter Of the thousand ~ vofhle-.
nosrums th~t hod the county, that purport % cure
all rngnneT diseases 20 which tesh u heir Please
reply soOn, anu lnform me giA our Ds.t terms.
JSLICsF CLEMENT. ND.
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Baehelos's Hair Dye.

This spleadia Hair Dye 10 the oes, the world; the
osly true sad perfcc, Dye; harmless, reliable, insan-
t.nsous no disappointment no ridiculous iin,s;
r,sses. the 10 effects Of bad dyes; ygorates and
leave. the HAIR .of, Aad beautiful. black or brown.
sSls BY al Druggists and PsrfureFs, ana properly
spplsd A. Bachelors Wig Factory, No. 10, Bond
street, New lofk. Ho2tdksly
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS!
-----
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Ark an sos heard from

Testimony Of Medical Men.
stony Point White Co., Ark. May "a, '66.
br, joins BuIL-Dear Sir Last February was al
Louisville purchasing drugs, and gsl some OF your
SsrsgparillAana Cedron Btters
MY son-in-law, who was with mo in the store, has
been down with the rheumatism for son,e time,
henced on the Bitters, and soon found his general
health improved,
Br Gist who has been in bad health, tried .hen,
shl ne also improved.
Df Coffee, Who has been IN bad health for several
y''Fa--st0g4eh and Arer afiected-he improved very
inuch BY The use ofyour Biters, lndeedthe Cedron
bitIs iaf gwen Won great popularity in this settle-
ment, ! think could sell q great quantity OF your
medicine ihs fsll especially the Cedron Biters and
sM'sparAa. ship me ria Memphis care OF Rcketk
Aeeil Respectfully,
So. raE t l1 G. u. WALKER.
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky.
For sale by BARCLAY BROS.
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Chr Grsniilg 8ullstin.

The Evssrro BrLLsrrs Is published every after.
soon Al Nc. 10 Tenth Street, (Thornton Block), by
sha II. oberly = Co., for circulation by carriers,
susmsa, and the mails.
The WHrxLr BULLETIN, large eisht.psge forty col.
ann paper, IL issued on Thursday, for the mails, and
for sAe at our counter and by newsdealors.
swfpecimen COPE. furnished rREr. Address,
JOHN II. oBERLY CO., Cairo, III.
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nIssOLUTION NOTICE.

ORDINANCE no. 80
Belt ordained by the City Council Of the ci-y az
Cairo
Tha, the salary OF the Comptroller snd Assessor
shs bs and hereby 10 fixed Al the rate OF VI 90 per
annur and that he shall be paid that rate from The
beginning Of the present fscal year.
Sayenbef 10, Is0y. naylsdlot
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4 Rare Coiise,,on.-no,yfan R~c~spss.

Magic Arts, Discoveries, etc, comprising valuable
information fot everybody. sent by mail Ifres O.
postagel for 80 cent?.
Loup, No. sez7 dawly
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V'HE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine Justly
Chains for It superiority over all remedies ever
offered othe public FOR the Sc orffiz speedy aud per-
riaHeri errs of Ague and Fever, Chis and Fever,
whether OF short or long standing lie refers to the
entire Western and southwestern country to bear him
testimony To the truth OF tho assertion that in
case Whatever will Il fail TO cure VI the directions
strictly followed and carried out. In great many
cases single dose has been sufficient for cure and
whole families have been cured by single bottle,
with perfect restoration OF the general health tis,
however, prudent, and in every certain 10
cure II its use Is continued In smaller doses for
week or two after the disease has been checked more
especially IN difficult and long standing cases. tsu-
ally, this medicine Will not require any aid to keep
the lovels in good order; should the patient, howey
er, require caihartic medicine, AFTER having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic, "a single dose OF
Bulrs Vegetable Family pills will be sua.
cient,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-06
MARKETS,

Special 70 PUBLIC LEDGER, BY Southern faclnc
and Atlantic Telegraph.l
New YoRK, February 6, 1855 am.
Gold, 1851. Wells, Fargo * Co. g Express,
=; American Express, So; Adams
Express, =; United States Express, =;
Merchants Union Express, 10; Qaick-
silver, %; Canton, So; Pacific Mail,
lie; Western Union Telegraph, at;
New York Central, 1919; Erie, -; Hud-
son, 1854; Reading, e5: Chicago and
Alton, 1888; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred. 1853; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne, "a; Toledo, Wabash aud Fort
Wayne preferred. II; 81. Paul, 64i; St.
Paul preferred, sOl; Fort Wayne, lls3;
Ohio and Mississippi, 81; Michigan
Central, l2s; Michigan Southern, 93l;
Illinois Central, 1881; Cleveland and
Piusbnrg. s3i Cleveland aud Toledo,
1919; Rock Island, 1884, Chicago and
Northwestern, sat; Chicago and North
western preferred, s2l. The market is
very unsettled and irregular in price.
IL s.m.-Tennessee bonds--0ld, 672
to s7i, ssIssst e7i; new. CIT to 67i, sales
a. CIT.
Nav YoRE, February 5, 1899 am.
Gold, 1854. Cotton Uplands-Ordinsry,
%; good ordinary, 2ss; low middling,
2ei middIing. 3Os good middliug, 3ls
Florida-0rdiusry, 2s3; good ordinary.
2ss low niddIiDg. 2sl; middling, aO9;
good uiddIing. sli. Mobile-0rdinary,
2sI; good ordinary, 80; low middIing,
2ss; middliug, 3Ol; good middlipg. sli.
New Orleans and Texss-0rdinsry, 28i;
good Ordinary, 2sl; low middling, 30 {;
niddling, 81; good middling, 3li
The market opens somewhat 6rmsr, and
some are disposed to ask higher rates.
Sales for the week. Il ,ss5 bales; exports
for the week, 5s0l bales; sales q, al
poris, 2l,lso bales; sales At this port
since September, ia. 374 bales sales
81 ell poris since September. 6s7, 900
bales; receipts 81 ihis port since septem-
Der, Ss3, 4cl bales; receipts At al ports
since September. l.is5.0 bales re-
esipis 81 this port COZ the week, O.sll
balss receipts Il Al ports Tor the week,
q 900 baisi aock on hand At The port,
10000 bsifs; fioek 90 hand - al ports,
ss3 900 bales
LosDoz. FssrUsrye. II;is s.m.-Five-
ivsniies. 75l, Eris, -; cossols. ssi
Iilineis csnifsi. ssi bosds ia frankfort.
sDi.
LIvEEFDoL. PsbfusFy 6. II am.-The
cotton pafksl opens bs0ysni. with esli-
mated sales for ibs dsy u 1900 bales I;
nidslinE splsods, I7id Orleans, i2id.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-06

vho viii continue the business at eur old stand.
We s=iicita rontinuance OF the liberal patron
are beltoNed upon he old hrm.
The unsettled burincss Of the old frm viii
Be settled b. I'd. Letsom and Jas. G. Moores,
MooREs. SMITH 4 co.
Memphis. February 2. 1859. iSl l56
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-06
BY Ell E G. R A P e
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, GA, February Elm the
Legislature to-day, the House refused to
reconsider the resolution referring the
question of negro eligibility to the Su-
preme Court. Members, in speaking in
opposition to a reconsideration of the
act, said the question of negro eligibility
belongs entirely to the House, and that
it would degrade itself by referring the
question to another branch Of the Gov
eminent after the House has solemuly
decided the question; that the Judgment
of this House was final and conclusive;
that the House had already decided that
negroes are not eligible to seats on this
floor, and the decision must stand, and
cannot be referred to the courts. The
vote on the question to reconsider stood,
ayes Sc, nays 16.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-06
FOREIGN.

HAVANA, February 5.-Jose DeArmas
the peace commissioner to the insur
gents, has returned unsuccessful. The
insurgents demand guarantees be given
that the Spanish Government will com.
ply with promises made. In view oftheir
return to arms, war is certain, and if il
continues the fate of the Island can only
be decided by arms, as the Government
cannot grant the demands of the insur-
gent rectionists.
The war in the eastern department
continues. Santiago and its immediate
surroundings are free of revolutionists.
The acqueduct has been repaired. The
most conflicting stories are in circula-
ton regarding the killing and death of
many prominent insurgents who had pre-
scented themselves to accept the amnesty.
1t is reported that the capture of the in
surgent Gen. Queroga is doubtful.
Further advices from Mexico state that
Queroga and other Generals have pro-
nounced in favor of Santa Anna, and that
the movement is progressing.
MADRID, January 6.-The Provisional
Government will present to the Constitu-
emit Cortes the draft of constitution
embracing clause prohibiting slavery
in all the Spanish possessions. 1t will
be left to the Cortes to decide as to the
method of freeing them.
ToRoSro, February ga gang of des.
peradoes, among whom were two pene-
Tertiary convicts, we're discovered to day
in little hut on an island in the lake.
They threatened to shoot the detectives
who went to arrest them, and while the
detectives sent for assistance the thieves
escaped in boats. On entering the hut
large quantities of stolen articles lately
reported to the police were found.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-06

on the table was lost. aud IL then passed
its first reading
The bill to amend IAN act to provide
for the reorganization, supervision and
maintenance Of common schools being
the special order, was taken up.
After considerable discussion, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Turner, the bill was laid on
the table by vote OF 80 to 29.
House resolution providing that nom
attendant members Of the House be de-
prived Of pay for the time they are abb
sent without leave was indefinitely post
poned.
Senate resolution making it the duty
ofthe Governor TO open correspondence
with certain Governors IN reference to
expenses incurred in keeping insane pa
TENTS was adopted
Senate resolution declaring that the
time has come when all proper efforts
should be made to suppress midnight
masked marauders, was taken up and
referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs.
House resolution to pay Gamble d Co.
Sss 20 for papers furnished was adopted.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-02-06
Emigration.

By late act Of the board Of directors
of the Memphis and Charleston railroad,
the president, NJ. Wickt, was authorized
and empowered TO make the appointment
Of 81 agent, whose duty it would be 10
canvass the country On either side Of the
road for ten miles back; the intention
being 70 ASCERTAIN how many there are
who Eo1ld dispose Of their lands at 3
ressona5Ie price for the settlement Of
sueh suigrssts as might be prsTsile3
upon TO come 10 the country and Cult
yste the soil We ihink no scheme eould
be undertaken that promises 50 nneh 70
the material wealth and prosperity Of CIR
country az thiL What We VAL; is an
industrious working elsss Of people. WIS
would settle small farms, and cultivate
them to the highest degree. We require
more producers The CONSUMERS are
now too many for the number Of those
who labor. The agent Appointed 70 do
the work Of canvassing is General Beg
Bradford, thas whom 8 more Ct person
could not be selected. he is a high
toned, sensible gentleman, who has filed =
great many important positions 10 the
country, and always with credit and sbili-
ty. The enterprise has our bes. wishes, and
no doubt its success is earnestly desired
by every citizen who wishes to see the
country at once built up.