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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18

WALDhg, cioihicr corner Of SitSth
street and OHIO leye" sells clothing. bat,
caps. boot- shoes and furnishing goods,
cheaper ny 10 per cent. than any ether
house in Cara Call and satisfy your.
selves before you buy. q
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-18

Maieriaf 20 mako dollar bosfla q The best Usif
Restorative ever usnd Tor restoring gray hair To
son.'ta. 1oior send IS cont. fur package
.. ,..#.... u hIt NAsT . Y
Nre White Teeth, Healthy Gums, al.i a tHeet
feNth send for our TURKISH rENTRIFlCE,
prcS, ~ cent?
- gpu VAN
'ur cure Tor Headache, rt'arrh, Deafness -
.u4zng IN the ears, send lJr our ~tERNUTA.
TORY. Proc 81 cents tt.N .tt
i lgps- iah,1 Of 'ne He,'e 'ept po-tr,pi on 10.
Attpi dt'urrt.~ 100 y ." ~
Address Joseph h. L.ehnr, ~ Hafk,' street,
.' houi-, so. .akTI,d.~
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Special Notices.
~ -Nowiapd's Rec,,p,s

Nhsie Arts, discoveries, ctc., comprising valu.
81" information Tor everybody. Sent by mail ifreo
POSTAGE for 90 cents.
Address X. r.. NORMANDY, tDl Market street,
Louis, Mo. ssg7do,y1y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03
A Bocus Lupa,fc.

A queer tentrnm has just been in
dulged 10 by sharp Sing Sing convict.
He insisted that the mere fact of being in
q cell next TO another person exercised e
horrible influence upon him. Having
prepared himself, by much observation
and some private rehearsals, he began to
play this role of lunatic. He was placed
10 solitary confinement, and still per-
sisted in his assertion about the influence
Of neighboriug prisoners, and finally,
after being tied up for two hours by the
thumbs, confessed that it was dodge of
his to keep from work, and, perhaps. be
sent to on asylum, from which he could
escape. The prospect of o years labor
in the penitentiary shoe,shep was what
induced him to try and humbug keepers
1t was very shrewd trick, but, unfor-
tunateiy for him, there was not enough
method in his madness."
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The weather is cloudy and cold. Tho rver
here is declining slowly. with a good stage of
water; at st. Louis it is stationery, with five
and half feet TO Cairo. The Ohio is falling
at Cincinnati ard LouiSvile. with nine feet
seven inches in the canal. The Arkansas has
four feet to Little Rock. and is rising. White
river is stationery, with seven feet to Jackson
port.
BoATs IN PORT.
General Anderson, st. Francis, W. A. Cald-
well, Molie Gratz.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mississippi will be in port to- day. and
leave for New Orleans at Eve pm. Captain
Nat Gresn is 10 command, assisted in the Office
by Cook Creighton. very courteous and clever
gentleman.
The George W. Cheek. Captain Malone in
command. leaves to morrow evening or Friar's
Point and the bends. Frank Gonie man. clerk.
The Mountaineer, IN route for St. Louis,
passed up from Red river.
The superb passenger steamer General An
derson, Captain James Lee in commai d. will
pass out too day at five pm. for Friars Point
and way landings. Stack Lee ard Neil Booker.
two clever and accommodating entlemen. PIE
side at the desk.
The elegant passer ger packet Lrgal Tender.
Captain John d. Elliott is announced for all
points on White river Tomorrow evening
joe Elliott and Arthur Field have charge of
the Office.
The Walter B Daace. from St. Louis. passed
down for Red river.
The good steamer S Fra cis. in charge of
Captain Bowman. will leave the wharf to NOR
row evening for He ena and St Ffaocis river
Me:srs Paine, Berry ard CJnant do the honors
Of the Office.
The splendid passerg-r racket W. A. Cald-
well, Captain Rowland. IS the rsular Tuesday
steamer for Pine Bluff. Lite Rock and Fort
Smith. Garrett Huls is her obi ging clerk.
The fcc dent to The Wild Wag ,ner, We learn.
was worse than report 1 She wss run into the
bank after shipping fully four feet OF water.
and her cabin fdrniiure was taken ashore. 1t
was only by superhuman efforts that her own
and the crew of the Richmond kept her afioat.
The fne little steamer Mollie Gratz. Captain
Andy Dearih. is in port, and will leave to-mor
row evening for o ceola and way landings.
The Colossal viii back out to. day at Eve D.
N. for Little Rock and Fort Smith. She is an
independent packet.
The Liberty No. will leave the wharf to-
morrow evening for White river.
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severe shock Of Earthquake I'm
California.

SAN FRAscIsco December 24,-The
heaviest earthquake ever experienced in
Eastern California and Nevada, occurred
about six o'clock last evening. y was
felt with more or less severity at Sacra-
mento, Marysville, Grass Valley, News
do, Iowa Hill, Stockton. Chico, Truckee,
and other neiehboring towns. At Vir-
GINA City, Nevada, five walls were
thrown down, door-bells rung, clocks
stopped, dogs howled. horses snorted, and
thsre was general CONSERVATION. The
shock was felt severely in the lower level'.
All the mines vibrated snu,h. " lasted
about ten seconds. AT Reno the shock
was preceded by low rumbling noise,
which lasted nearly two minutes, alarm
log the inhabitants
The express train bound west was de-
tanned about an hour between Wadsworth
and Reno by loose rocks thrown on the
track by the earthquake. Shocks con-
tinued all night. The Virginia City down
train on the Carson road was thrown from
the track.
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Mre. Waller is playing Meg Mer-
rifles at Booths Theater, and is said to
almost oul.Cashman Cushman.
A Hartford bridegroom became panic
stricken and took arsenic. A little bella.
donna iadmordta cured him.
Frederick S. Cczzsne, the author of
the genial and clever "SpRrrowgrass
Papers," died in Brooklyn last Thursday.
Mr.. Lorrillsrd, the snuff lord, don't be-
lieve "the Meteor is lost; she may have
gone where the good meteors go.
Hyacinthe only gave FIVE basdred su-
tographs 10 charity before be took little
smack and went away to sea.
Gen. Hurlbut wants that Darien Canal
built, and 60 down TO posterity rs the
American Lesseps-the Duke of Darien.
Blatchford, the Drawback Defrauder
aud Fugitive Deputy Collector (nothiug
like being particular in giving man ell
Of his titles), is about to be used by the
Government, of which he is O specimen
official, as a witness.
Littell's Lioing Age, in addition to its
usual large amount OF the best scientific,
Literary, historical aud political matter,
ia publishing two n% serial stories, one
by MIRA Oliphant and the other by
Charles Lever. The number for last
week contains also story by Anthony
Trollope, and the number for this week
hos ore By Miss Thsckeray.
During this year there will be six
eclipses-four of the sun and two of the
moon. Ofthe two herein mentioned the
first will be total eclipse of the moon
on January 1917, which will be invisible
in The United States, bnt partly visible al
Greenwich, England. The second will
be a partial eclipse of the sun, also here
Invisible, and Wis bic only to the regions
within thirty degrees of the south pole.
It occurs on January 81. The next
eclipse, visible in this latitude, will be a
partial one Of the moon on January 6,
1871.
Miss Britain delivered an address st
PhiladelpAio, q few days ego, in the
course of which she gave description of
the way in which ~omen Of high caste
live in India. The lecturer has, it APP
pears. hnd excellent opportunities OF
studyipR their mode Of life, and her ac-
count Of it is enough to make Miss Dick
ISIS jn's cheek Jingle with even more than
the usual amount Of Indignation. Miss
Britain says that Indian women are mar
ried OF any age between two and ten
years, and that upon entering the state
r Alb tto~r arto- cleo tha vananah
or vomsn's apartment, in the rear of
their husbands house. This they never
leave except occasionally 10 visit their
mothers. Here they sit and NOPE all
day long. and their room isn't deceutly
furnished. In the meantime their lords
occupy luxurious front parlors, have fac
libraries, aud enjoy themselves generally.
What must be peculiarly aggrayeting is
the fac. that husbsnis mare no authority,
and can not change this state Of affairs.
All power is placed By lew in the hands
Of the Eifs's uoiherin'lav,
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A Boy Murders his Father in Missis-
HlDDf.

sIppi.
The Carrollton (Miss.) Conservative
OF January lst, says:
Gee of the most horrible murders
which we have ever known, oceurred on
Thursday evening, 10Th ult, 1t Seems
that an old man by the name of Burn
side and his son came to town on Thurs-
day, and both got under the influence of
whisky. They left town late in the
evening, aud when some five miles from
town, and about a half mile from home,
they stopped at negroes house near the
rood 10 see him on come business, end
while there they got into a dispute, and
the old man told the son to hush his
mouth or lie would thrash him, where
upon the boy dared the father TO touch
bin. Evidence ssys the old man thea
cave his son push, ard as be staggered
back he struck at his father with knife,
the blade entering the old mans neck
lust behind the ear, and almost com
ple,ely severing the head from the body.
Tie old man was some sixty-hvs years OF
age, and his son is quite young man.
Young Burnside was arrested and lodged
in Jail at this place, two or three days
after the murder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03

OaGILL Bros & Co tits with much
satisfaction that we refer to the above
named firm, for it is one Of the solid,
heavy establishments of the city, that is
prepared to supply The immense demand
for hardware that comes from at least
three States, and does its full share to
keep up the reputation Of Memphis as 8
Wholesale market, where country dealers
can bny as cheap as in Cincinnati and
St. Louis, considering he difference in
the freight bills, and also save time. This
house, 10 addition to everything usually
kept, has full stock Of plantation sup
plies, some of which are as follows: Nine
hundred dozen planters hoes, FIVE thou.
sand pairs of trace chains, six hundred
dozen axes, one hundred aud forty thou
sand pounds of hollov-ware, castings,
aud manv other things too numerous to
name. Also, full stock Of agricultural
implements on hsud-at the corner OF
Front and Monroe streets.
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JAMES o. DUBFF, Secretary.
[Appeal copy.l
A card FROM captain James o. Durn.

EDIroRs LEDGER: Being called upon
by correspondent in the Appeal Of this
morning, 70 state whether will support
Me-. John johnson for Mayer, would
say 10 reply that will support Mr. JOHN
sou and the other Democratic nominees
with my vote and irauence. | have bean
o Democrat for ten years, member Of
the Democratic Executive Committee for
three years, and have done ell in my
power 70 build up the party since the
war. II would be rather late in the day
for me to bolt from party that has just
emerged from gloom and misfortune 10
glorious victory. / have been personally
acquainted with Me-. Johnson for four
years and recognize in him gu honest
and upright citizen. During my con-
nection with the Board of Mayor and
Alderman / often consulted with Mr..
johnson upon important questions, and
looked 10 him as one of my safest and
ATTEST advisers Very respectfully,
Appeal copy. JAMES O. DURrF.
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MEMPHIS TAEATER.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT !

GRAND GERMAN OPERA MANAGER.
VI H. GRAU,, One week only Commsne-
most celebrated opera, in Eve ACTS. FAlsf.
originally produced in America by this Com
pany- Marie Frederici. in her original role,
MARGUERITR; Franz Himmer, IN bis orig
insl role. FAUST; Formcs, VALENTINES
Dziuba, SIFBEL anu Joseph usrmspGs y
his renowned ere ltion, MEpHISTuPhkLES'
Fall chorus aud orcheitra-Di'eclo Q. Vaai
Ghel.
To be followed. in rapid succession by Mo-
zart's immoftol masterpiece. TUE MAGIC
FLUTEtDie Zaubelf oetei.
BOildein's La DAVE BLANCHE liable,
man in his renewne6 role vt Geo % Broe n,
in which he sings the celebrated " Robin
Adair"
Carl Mariavsn Web IA romantic opera. DER
FREYSCHUTZ. With The celebrated Incania
ton Scene, produced vita all the properties
and effects brougn, here expressly.
DI1 GIOVANNI. With new and gorgeous
c. stumss and splendid ssase .etfec s.. Of Hale
Ny.sie" wned n; s orieal work And
la JUNK The Jewels die Juedinl
SN- Due notice Will be given OF the opening
of the Box; pan of securing seats Tor the
o~ara season al o. nics~ 81 adm ssion 1851
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Gard from Alderman VIM. BLACK.

EDITOR LEDGER: Since l aud my
friends willingly accepted the nomina.
ton of Mr. Woodruff, and again that of
Mr.. Johnson. agreeing to labor zsalously
for either of them, or any other good
man the Democratic Convention ght
have selected, | hoped that the charge Of
ofice-seeking might have ceased; but as
the Avalanche still continues to make
these charges, I now publicly declare
that never promised any man an office;
nor did any party ever approach me
requesting an office except one, and that
one was the Avalanche, which was
hungry for the public printing.
WILLIAM BLACK.
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cnntnin nurG Resigns.

MEMPHIS, January 3, 1871.
To the Democratic Party of Shelby county:
On account of business relations, | feel
myself in duty bound to sever my con-
pection as member of the Democratic
Executive Committee. In my humble
way will work for the Democratic party,
and will use my best endeavors to secure
the election ofthe regular nominees made
by the last Convention.
Resp, ctfully, JAMES 0. DURFF.
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N Office

IN accordance with the proFislers 81 SECTION
L Of the charter Of the Life Assoc a'ion of
America. approved October 2. ,sjg. notice il
hereby given that meeting for he eiecpsn OF
members OF the General Board of 'entors of
said Association, to serve durinE the yea- A. ID.
1870, will he holden az the priv eli al Fl e of
said Association, in the city Of st Lauis. State
Of Mis- ouri, an Tuesday, 'he 25th day Of an
uary, 1870. Polls optn from 10 am. till 3 y IN.
JOHN j. ROE Presidszt.
ST Jouis December o. 1899 1l0B-lz3 aaw
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add " Barretl's +" 70 your Old.

IMPeHrAST NorIcE-All persons hav-
ing Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machine
are requested to report to 4 Sumner, 256
Second street. euy negligence or want OF
attention on the part ofany Of his agents
or instructors. Ii is our object to give
each and every person inil and thorough
instructioas in the use Of our machines.
ioe A. SumxrR, 256 Second street.
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"Barrett's" improves whisksrs.

BLANK BooKs-Merchants and book
keepers will fad our stock large. As toe
new year is almost here, we take this
method Of informing our friends that we
can aud will suit them. If they will give
US call. Oar blank books are The BEST,
and we guarantee them to be rs repre-
scented. 81. WADE a Co,
los 297 Main street.
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MILrosIAv TABLEAux opens tonight

BELIEvISe that the hour system of
charges is not as acceptable to the ma
jorily of billiard players as the game sys-
TEN, / have concluded to adopt the old
established game rule. Ny endeavor is
TO please my friends and pstrons, all of
whom are invited to call. hare come
TO stay N. MohEoGH,.
Proprietor Of Peabody Hotel Billiard
Saloon, l0l-T
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nrennhia Thenter.

Mra D. p Powers, the accomplished
aud beautiful iragedienne, opens a short
engagement tonight at the Memphis.
The play selected for to-nightis Camille.
The house will no doubt be crowded. AND
will be all week. Next week The Grand
Opera Troupe viii be here, when we will
have season Of music that will draw ont
and delight the elite OF the city.
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MEMpHrs, january 8, 1870

EDITORS LEDGER: In response to The
call made by the citizens of the Seventh
Ward, and. at the earnest solicitation Of
my friends, l will allow my name to be
used for the Office of Cour Gilman of said
ward. / will necessarily be absent from
the city until the day of the election. |
leave my claims with my friends, and
will be satisfied with their verdict.
Very respectfully, NJ. BURKE.
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Meeting OF she Democratic Executive
DKnocRArro ExEourIvE cQnxIrrsr Raons,


DEMOCRATIC ExEouTIvE COMMITTEE Roons, /
MEMPHIS. January 3. 1910. !
Alta meeting Of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee held this morning, pre-.
parations we're made for an active city
campaign. The following special FL
nance Committee was appointed, and re-
uuested to serve 10 solicit funds TO meet
the necessary expenses Of the campaign
Napoleon B. Hill, I B. Normeni, VIM.
II. Bridges, W s. Bruce, G. B. Church.
The committee will please report the
result Of their labors at Democratic head
quarters at Wiletl's, Wednesday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The committee adjourned until three
o'clock pm. Wednesday, the 9th inst,
at which time ell Democratic nominees
for oil offices, including Aldermen and
Councilman. are requested 20 meet them
at Wiilett's, No. 81 Adams street
L II. LlGwooD. Chairman.
JAMES o. DURFF, Secretary.
r -
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Ans USE M e MTs.
Nj EN- phis TheateP.
SPALpIYG. BrDwELL Il MAoDoyouGH, Proprs.
H. w. YoUYGE, Acting Manager.

h. w. YouSGE. .......... Acting Manager.
ENGAGEMENT, FOR FIVE NIGHTS
onlv. of the eminent artistic, Mrs. ~. p.
BOWERS, supported bv the young and tai.
ented actor Mr.. J.r. n eco LL0n, and tho
st Loui. Stock Company, who will apuear
THIS tMONDAYl EVAEING. JaruaIy n.
in the beautiIu. drama Of CAMIbhh-Ca-
McCollom.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) event G. Januarg 4th.
il hiss been determined TO produce ae popular
rlay of NELL GmYNN-Nell Gwynn, mrs.
d. P. Bowers.
Overture at half past seven. the eurtaih viii
rise at quarter 10 eight precisely
SCALE ~ PRIcEs.-Dress Circle and Par
quette equally eligible for ladies', ST. CO. Fam
lily Circle. 10 cents. Coiofed Box tcane seat
cnairsl, 30 cents Private Boxes. admitting
eight tersans $40.
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FRESH SHAD.-Victor D. Fuchs, at
Fish and Game Depot, No Al Jefferson
street, has just received supply of Sc
vanuah river sbsd, the first of the seasor.
Call and see. los
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R..n-.. NV PsIcE LIsT.-six pairs
ladies' hose for 81 One dollar buys
fus set Of glassware o. Eooa ai, - men
tousls for 81 at the Revolus.cen OSs 49,
Store, 2l3 Main street. s"el
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If you want good old Megibben whisky
60 10 Megibbeu & Bro, 28l Main street.
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KEEP WARM.-The friends of R. c.
Hite should not forget that he is selling
the hest article IF Pittsburg coal. Call
at 10 JEFFERSON or 4l0 Main SITS. 1871
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IMMEssr arrival Of new goods. E e.
CANT creations in fancy goods 10 almost
endless variety at the Revolution Polar
Store, 2l3 Main street. 1867
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PITTsBURG and camel coal and gas
coke-Bigley, Mellersh & Co. Office, 278
Main street, Bethel block. Yard, corner
of Madison and Second streets. ST
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THE CITY.
See Fourth Page for Local News

P1TTsBuRG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones', Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. 7
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II u g gle 5 :

PEW top and no-top busgies Of the very
"A best es=s:ty, will be sold at a bargain If
ssf''e1 COMER RICHARDSON,
lQa-lo5 No. HoWards Row.
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FLlETGLlss 1GoBLETs, sets and sauce
dishes, at the Revolution Dollar Store,
2l3 Main street. LOOT
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OsDERs for brick left with Fl. Dow,
No. 206 Front street, will be promptly
filled by A G. Belts. l08
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TABLE-CovERs of varied patterns and
textures, one dollar apiece, at the Revo.
luton Dollar Store, 2l3 Main street. 1867
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

HeW York Money Market-Jan. 8.
By Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Governments are dull. Sterling Exchange
dull. at 1881 for sixty-day bills. Gold carry
ing at per cent.
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ASK for the elegant cigsr-stands at the
Revolution Dollar Store, 2l3 Main. 1861
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Foz the cheapest and best quality Of
meats, poultry, vegetables, etc. cell az
The Charleston Market. 2zt Madison
street. rlO51 J. r. WILLIAMS.
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How are you "of for soap Fifty
per cent. better value OF the Revelation
Dollar Store. 2l3 Main street lO6T
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LADIES HATs, fashionable styles aud
assorted sizes, at the Revolution Dollar
Store, 2l3 Main street. 1907
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" YOU want good old Msgibbsn whisky.
20 to Megibben 4 Bro, 2el Main stree
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TnE grsat moral exhibition, Paradise
Lost, at Assembly Hall tonight
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MILToNIAN TABLEAUx at Assembly
Hall tonight,
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None such as " Barrett's. s."
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Barre;t's" caps the climax.
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"Barrett'a " Effsotual Hair Restorative.
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G A N G E r s
Killed in IS B0aEs without Knife
OK Pain.
DE. SPAI,DING q co.

DR. SPALDING d CO.,
Tennessee Stsie Cancer. Lung. Eye and Ear
Branch Infirmary. Consultation Room,
6S Monroe street. Memphis, Tenn.
Permanently established. Ia ready for the re-
eeption Of patients afflicted with Cancers,
Ulcers, old Sore Legs. Eye and Ear. and Lung
diseas aud Asthma.
PILES, without knife. kidney and Rlad-
der complaints.
An old chronic diseases. No charge for con-
81 tation.
An diseases CT women an / children eonfden-
tai diseases. A skilful lady in attendance to
wat on female patents.
Medicine sent b. all naTts. Address,
DR.. sPALDING AC0,
90 10 % Memphis. Tennessee.
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noERDING-A FEW DA.v BoAkDkfh,Iss
b can be accommodated At lot Ooel. - s.-S
nOARpING AND L0DeING.-o.N y N.Y., niSSh
Is frent room. with board aise. aecoe /" 80
ton Tor few single gentlemen. Terms -
sonnble. Apply at S9f Second street, oo, ~. -
psaI and GaVasS. lvl-ll-l-
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Wants.

--OTANTED : BY A PERSON OF, Lone
w experience in the farming Dus,n eSs, q
Sianfatisn' VIII take part OF the crop as pay
for my services. Can give the best oil refer
ences' Apply E.H.w WORD.
1M-Isa 27S Second st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-01-03
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


Meteorological observations. as reported to
us By Or. Edward Goldsmith