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HENRY S. FooTE, the i~rrepressible,
Il he ever was right never stayed so
long. He was first a wing, then q
Calhoun nullifer, then a Democrat,
then a compromise UniOnist, then a
secessionist, then submissionist, then
q runaway, and now in his broken
down senility would play the role Of
dictator to the Democratic party,
which never trusted him, and never
found reason highly to respect him
for practical good sense or wisdom
in n Of his trimmer like
changes Of q long, inconsistent and
valueless life. We are willing to &C.
cord to him the character Of a weak
aud worthy man, more consistently
inconsistent than any other Of any
tolerable prominence the country has
produced. But his prominence is that
OF mere extravaganza and nOtO-
rietv as q sensational Snowman,
rather than based on any Of the
substantial merits Of sagaciOUs and
enduring craftsmanship. No man
ever thinks Of following his lead, and
none dare 60 with him who are not
always as ready to 60 back as to go
forward. The proceedings Of the
Twenty-irst Civil District meeting
bear the evident marks Of his sickly
paternity. He declares in the resolu-
tiOns he offered on that occasion, that
no southern Journal is entitled to
southern confidence, which contends
now for the principle that the States
alone under the Constitution have the
right to regulate the terms Of the
franchise within their own limits,
Notwithstanding that it advises sub
mission and obedience to all existing
laws. He proposes to mHzzle the
press. and enact q new seditiOn law,
10 q role I'm which, with his usual
impudence, he proposes to be the
leader. He would organize clubs
70 But down KU-KlUx, COMES
sing the lie, by neither denying
nor avoiding il, that such a thing eX-
lists for political purposes in the Dem
ocratic party Save rs from such
friendsl Clubs to put down lawless-
ness IS all that Ku-KluX ever were,
90 Ear as x-C0nfederates and Demo
Gratis ever had anything to do with
them. And now he'would getup new
Ku-Klux and Ku-Klux the Ku-KluX,
II he or any OF his friends propose suit
able measures to suppress laWless-
ness Of any sort, ana viii show
any more efficient way OF doing il
than that Of aiding the officers Of the
civilian in its enforcement by all the
means and applisnces due from the
citizen, we shall most willingly in
dOrse such a measure. But We see
nothing Of the sort which is practi-
cable, since our people are as willing
and ready 60 enforce and obey
the laws as any people under the
sun. We protest against the
admission Of an extraordinary
necessity such as is implied in the res
oIudons mentioned We have just the
same need Of vigorous enforcement Of
the laws in Tennessee that exists in
other States, and no more, so far as
our white population is concerned. II
we had laws and freedom to suppress
vsgrancy and punish ISLANDERS from
carpet-bag sources, il might be an im-
prOvement Certainly il win be none
tOc0niess the sin Of the Ku-Kluxism
Of which We are not guilty, and elect
Henry S. FoOte generalissimo to ex-
scute the laws Of the State, and min
lister plenipOtentiary to honey our
selves into the embrace OF the Repub-
licsn Darfv
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%KnH-REslpEHT HaTIrE.

ZT7-In the Second ChanGsT Court o..
shelby County, Ml11 F5llcFs.
louisiana, vs.. ID. II. COOK, Georgia.
TT appearing from the bin, when is swoEu
i tom this cause hat the defendant D. =
Cook, is Justly indebted 20 the complainant
In the sum OF S55G, due by nine prOmlzsory
notes. nd also the interest the con- ana ma.
said ID. II. Cook IS q nonresident ct La SIZE
OF Tenuesssa. % that for taez8 causes az
attachment was sued out o. tlA -
against the property OF eel5nda1t
Raue was issued and has been re-aE-s- ~
the sheriff, Only levied ou the properly OF
defendant D. II. Cook.
Master. That he make
herein. at the courthouse OF -5-4l4
Cbaucerv Court IN the cl6y OF memphis
Tennessee. on OF before L7 Al4@
dRv IA July ISL sul pa4 s
sns-sr ar Iamur to c0mplalnalts' OIL q
f1a same vii be taken Tor confessed M o
nm md So for hearing eLparEi and taaz Is
e91v n this order be published cnCe week
~ 7our successive weeks tl6 Memphis AFa
pFAI- ThLH My y, l1fl.
Md T.. SFEHARr Clerk and Master.
vance 4 Anderson. Sci. for C0mnLE. NIL
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PRICES OF THE
MASON & HAMLIH
CABlNET ORGANS.

HANENd vastly increased their facilities
- for manufacture the Mason and hamLi4
Organ company are now enabled 90 ousI
their well Known Organs, which are the a1a
kuowIsdged staudGrd Of excellence among
instruments OF the class az prlces OF Inferior
work. They prinf their lowest prices Wnicu
ar. therefore alike 30 all, luVartsble. The
following are illustrations.
F0ur-Octave 81
The same, DOubie %
Ftvs-Dctave Org with LreuuLanE.
Carve and Oruaueu a-- .-s IL.
The same, Double RseCs with Five stops L1
Forty other styles gp Lp-- A4a
Ali solid Black Walnut All the organs
made by this company are thoroughly HIST
class In every respect Llag WlL not make
the so-cSlsd cheap Organs atGuy price. ILz
comparative rlorlT LthaE Instruments
Is now greater thEn ever before Ea every
comBeteut Judge ID VIII ears ally
and compare must perceive
Illustrated Catalogues Wil1 Wool Luls
rom PhotOEraphs OfLhe different styles, luI.
information and lowest price, also I5sl-
moniaI Circular win be sent free any al-
dress.
RASOR & HAHLlB 8RGAH Co.
HaFsFsams, SIS EF8aaH1y, aeu fsrk-
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J.. w. sNEED,
JAMES f. EEASLEH,
IQS. 8. sMIIH.

. JOHN BROWN. Register for shelby
Is county, Tennessee, do hereby certify
that the foregoing are the terms OF a part
nershlp euleI ed into as q limited partner
ship, dled In my ONCE for registration, lazy
acknowledged by d parties thereto 20
gether with the amdavit OF The gsneEA
the publication Of the same In the MeWp1
Appeal, during the period Of six WeeA7 as
signed by law, H.
OF MavI87I, JOHN BROWN heglste1
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CHAHCERY SALE o. REAL ES-
TATE on SATURDAY,
IUaE y, 1871.

No. 3El5-secoud Chancsry Court OF shelby
county, Teun-Aary a. 111oou1FeF vs.
sarah ". Jones,
u virtue Of an order OF sale made In t4la
ID cause. I will sell, at public au-ilOu. % the
hIghesl bidder, Iu mont Of the clerk ana
MsEfers ofHce 81 the sseond Chaucery Court
OF shelby county In the city or memphis
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II temples APPEAL
aFFIcIaL IoURHAL OF TIE CIV.
IL III ii L agitation II u.

As A result OF the agitation Of the
question by the APPEAL, we are like
w soon to have an emigrant aid so
eiety, for the protection and benefit
of the poor people who come amongst
Us as permanent settlers. 1t will com
prise people Of all nationalites, ana
we fesI certain will be controlled only
for the good Of those in whose inter
ssts II is TO be established. We want
emigrapts because We believe it i:
necessary 60 enrich the country that
our cities may prosper.
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C0PARIHERSHlP H1TleE.

.THIs agreement Of C-opartnership, made
and entered Int this the 4th day II
April, 1871, by and betWeen Joseoh smith,
W. Bneed and James Il. Beasley, OF city Of
Memphis, Wttnesseth, That the said parties
have tO-rned a cO-partnership under the
nome and style Of Eneed & Beaslsy for the
purpOBe of manufacturing and selling cloth
Ing. and the sale OF such other articles
as is connected with the business Of a ready
made clothing and furnishing store. The
general partners ia the drm are James W
Sneed ami James E. Heasley, OF Memphis
Tennessee. The special partneri5 Joseph 8.
smith, OF Railway, N. j. The special part
ner, Joseph s. smith, invests as capital stock
In said firm the sum Of fifteen nOusanQ doll
lars. The general partners invest as capital
STOCK In said firm the sum Of ten thousand
dollars each. The partnership Is TO continue
for three years and ends on the 9Th DAY OF
April, 1874.
L.W. SNEED,
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attachment Holics.

No. T4s A. DIN the First Circuit Court Of
Shelby County Tennesse9.-5 II. Webb a
Co, VS. p. j.. Collins.
IN this causs an attachment having been
L sued out under section 3455 or the code
and returned into Court, levied upon the
personal property OF defendant, and ahidavIt
having been made That the defendant Is IN
debted to plaiutin in the sum Of $1,000 by &C.
count and that the defendant Is q non-resl-
dent Ofthe State OF Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered that he mak9 nus
personal appearance herein, before the
Judge OF the First Circuit Court OF ane1ey
county, at the Courthouse In tAe ely q
MemDhig. on the fhird Monday In 5epsam-
Der next and defend SAID attachment sun
within the time prescribed % lave OF lls
same win be proceeded WIN 49,
fhqf a coDv al This order be puousnso once q
week far four c~0nseeutlFe ehs As
phts Appeal o,s - orw sv 1877
De1e FRANK TAFT. Clerk.
~ BARrEY II. CoLEMAN. Deputy CLERK
Gapn q Meuz, Atlorneys 1or Elalntlh
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MILLINERY.

THE TRADE to the folaWing:@
BLACK SASH RIBBONS,
c8L0RED SASH RlBB0hSi
MARROW TIE RIBBONS,
TRIMMING RIBSONS,
CORD EDGE RIB SONS,
TAFFETA RlBB0NS,
eros GRAlN RIBBONS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
BELT Ribbons,
CANTON SHADE. HATS,
CANTON GiPSEY SCHOOL HATS,
DRESS TRIM HINGS,
LACE GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, Etc, Etc.
81 TRIMMED HATS IN EVERY GRAEL
OTIS & co.,
apl5 81. Main street Memphis
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VIM. DEAN & CO.,
NOTICE.

district Of West Tennessee tez
In EanErup1cgs
At Memphis, tennessee Friday Nay am.
1877.
his sppointment as assignee or 1I. II.
Gavin ofMemphts, . b. county, 6tGle or
Tennessss. within said DHlr1cGH hoEas been
adfudfeafed q bankrupt upou his oWu uau-
rfr1 ~ ne District o ol sara District
~ o. WOOLDRfDaE Asslguea
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FOR THE CURE OF ALL
KINDS OF RHEUMATISN


BALTIMORE, February ~, ls5S.
DR.. j.. j.. LAWRENCE-De&r sir: take
pleasure in recommending your ROSA
DALIs as a very powerful Alternative. 1
have used it In two cases with happy
rasults-One In a case of secondary
.sVDhilIs. in which the patient pro-
nOuuced himself cured after having
taken i've bottles of your medicine.
The other is a case of scrOfuta Of long
standing, which is rapidly improving
uuder lis use. anu the indications ars
that the patient viii soon recover 4
have carefully examined the formule
bv which your ROsadilis Is made and
dud it an excellent compound OF Al-
teratiys ingredients. Yours, truly
Il. ". CARR, h.D.
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On Saturday, Iuns Y 1871,

within EegaI hours. the following described
resI estate. a lot or tract Of land situate,
lying and balpg in Shelby county Ieuues-
see. Situate Outhe south side OF the German
town road. about 40 miles from AIempu 6.
gounded On the east by ID. COcEreLs farm
On the south BY the lands formerly cold oy
James q. Jones to Knox walker on the west
~ BuuUyn avenue, and or the north by the
GsrmauTowu road - containing 10 acres
more or less, and being the place IormeEly
The residence Of the late James Y. CLe de-
eeggad. aud the dweIing-hOusa thereon
TrEeH OF SALE-UpOm q credit or EeFcl
months purchase executing EOte Win Sc
euritv. lein retained % secure purchase
mopeF. Equity OF redemption barred. This
May ~. ISL.
MD i. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Bescuer & BelcLer, Sos. fer cCmpl't8. myA
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ROnday, luna 5th, 1871,
EOTICE TO C%ONTRACTORs.
SELMA, MARION & MEMPHIS r R. Co.
OFFICE HHTEB E~NGLAEEaf
$780, 49, Mo- fa 1871

SELMA. MARION & MEMPHI r. r. Co.
OFFICE cHTEF ENGUEEat
MARION, Ala. May Is, ISL
PROPOSALS for tie building OF eighty
miles Of the above road VII be received
up to the 18TH Of june ls1l, slEty-elgll Llle
ID the tate Of Alabama; hundred and
hftv miles in the Stale Of Mississippi and
fifteen miles i'm the State oil Tennessee. Pro-
pOsals to include graduation masonry
bridging, cross tries and ack-layIng Also
rails ana f-asteuings, % be lErDls1ed OF Lue
option of the contractor, eit-er by hLmselL
or by the company
Proposals for sections Of tWe ntT nLesi
more or less, viii be considered as wen as
for the whole distauc0. Maps and pr0nles
can be seen at the Office OF Messrs. V.A. Ste
vensOu & Son, II PiussJr6etiN New York, al the
Office Of the Hon. Jacob Thompson, Memphis
Tennessee, and at tuis Ome5 Marion ala.
The Company reserve the right TO accept
such bids as IL the opinion OF the PRESIDENT
and in the Ci ief Engineer, VIII secure the
earliest completion OF the work.
BY order OF the President.
LP. PRESENTS. p
Chief Engines err and sent Nupt
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MaAnm REV AID
NWNW FOR any case Of Blind, Bleed
th9t DegTNG8 PILE REtl-
g9rv -tie IN enrs. 10 Is prepared expressly
1870 MICS ana nothing else, and has
enref eases of over 20 years standing. sold
" gOODXEAE & HILLS.
Lrauls- ~ Mn-n .H-...
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cuREs BHEuNATISm.

MURFREEsBORO, TENS, JulyB.
DIR. JJ LAWRENCE, Baltimore, MD
aBir: You viii pleEss send me four ~
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
AS you Will remember one
six weeks ago, 1 received three bottles
of Il. When I commenced taking 10
could scarcely walk at al when night
came, but now i suffer no more from
rheumatism. / have a little brother
THAT Is about to lose his sight, and
wish to try IL for him. You VIII please
and enclosed So, for which you viii
please forward me the medicine Inn.
mediat6ly. Very respectfully, / rs-
maIn. 5AM'L g. MCFADDEN.
20. Box I99, MurtrsesbOrO. Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. Al
q. @. WARD & BIO.
q W.JONES CO.
w. NWILKFRSO Ne 90.
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L ATEsT models -Or summer Ls7l, beth
II rom Europe and the East, show an In
crease Of the circumference o. the HOPED
Skirt. Eournures- either attached TO OF Espe-
rate from the skirt ere fashionable p q
width OF from "a 90 "a yards around the bot
tom OF the skirt has been GGupEecf though
many ladies prefer three yards for trained
dresses.
Ny stock Of Veritzbls French C1rs5E ls
complete again and the LARGEST in the city.
Corszts by L'OIselu, @erlT, Alms DuuOlL.
5ean be fGuud IN the manu- actlEE on also
French CIrsgts for Misses, EreaeE ErlfeeL0rsr
ueufsrg and Shoulder Braces LDruC5m9-Ea
20 dealers. Lml6.I LOUIS LAHaE
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE--NO AZ MADISON SHEET,
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Assets, LOO 700 sc
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OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

DIVIDEND, 40 RBR CErTTs
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|" EDDY'S' SEARCH;
OR
6B9lNJE "a inllut1Gu9tL f!L. I
"A, Brave Boys Battle
DR!BULLEPs,PRIvATERETR n

|
1t was early in June, 1851. In one o.
the small, neatly furnished rooms OF good
Mrs. Briefly boardling-houssei at rough
keepsie, was seated our heroi Eddy
Burns. uo co
he was alalr ana hahdSome iau' nlteen
years Of age, with bright blue eyes, a
noble forehead, fair hair, and resolute
mouth. lie was brave ooy' nrSt IN ms
class at school, and distinguished for his
generosity and kindness OF heart. =,
/ His home was at kIyerton, some miles
further up the river, but he was student
at Poughlkeepsie, ana II was nov several
weeks since he had seen his home and
his ,mother.l n,t :.
His geography lay unheeded on his
knees as he wove his boyish plans: how
he would achieve wealth ana lame, and
make his mother proud OF him.
| Hewas only aroused from his reverie
by the entrance OF Mrs. Briefly She
held up Two letters: ;,
From home, 4 guess, EDDY, she
said. .s..L ,,9saf.T .yuI siye
EGdy's face. glowed as he sprang up,
receiving the letters. ,a,d,
" It's ABOUT Time 1 hnd letter from
mother, he exclaimed. one Is from
her. Who can nave Wrltteh the other
Ill read mother nrst, any now;
iii Just stay 70 near y Mrs Purhs j.
well. remarked Mrs Drleriy' no" is
sheYI .i'h s1ul
haIhe boy tore open ile smal'er oi tne
two enyelops. ana huff'ed'y peruseu ms
mother s letter. =,
And AS he read the glow iaaed from
his face, the smile from his lips. he
read the letter TO It's close, ana looked
up at Mrs. Briefly with an expression
of unutterable grief
",Wlat is it, EddyY sue questioned
anxiously '"in W. y" '''4
'A The had replied only by moan. %
q 'fDead ~ cried Mrs. Brieriy.psl
Eddy shook his head. .d a.
zr. Not dead, be s0bbed, but it's al
most the same. You can read the let
ter, Mrs. Brierly,e Oh, my motherl my
motherl "
r. He sobbed aloud.
Mrs Briefly caught up the letter from
the floor to which it had fallen. Il
1t ran as follows:
~ - hfYHRTON ON HUDSON, June lUtn, lSOl.
"My DARING Son: You must have
wondered that have notpermitted vonr
.usnaI weekly visits home for the bast
month. and that have written to.you
less frequently than usual. | am about
10 write Won IN exclamation =.
"Tbree wears aao your father and 7
wore the bappiesf connie IN Riverton.
We lived in our own house. a pretty lit
tle villa overlooking the river. and Tourl
father owned his factory which was near
The failure of an extensive firm. with
which INV poor husband was connected
hurled ms down to poverty.
aAbout the time of my husbands fail
No the California gold excitement he
came n fever in our vicinity. A success
S,I miner returned to Riyerton from the
land of cold and for days a portion of
his wealth was displayed In our banker
window in the shane Of a huge gold brick.
Yonr y fatber smartipr under his reyerses
oo"na;,-od ~ tbe ;dea of going IN Cal;for'
80 80 Two wears 400 he went
"'I 2Har, a R,,rgoTne f5rn;sbed him monav
Co.. - yent5rs ~ n was N tbe care of
III. NJ H sSovna n,v bpsband md vonr
fi,Ls. faa, al non,g1ands3 us ;n t6e beny of his
Jan.',sa ~ I, NOS Hart Rnrgoyns u,bo
" VI ~.
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(" You hsast ssk Br. Bullet, ny boy.
BE can judge best of the eject yohr
presence would have on his patient"
Then will walk ont 70 the asylum, "
declared Eddy. I can neither eat nor
sleep tili have seen my moiher
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{ NewSdoalera supplied At 2N cents PercoP'
4 Weekly Public Ledger,
BELLE AT THE STUDY.

Who comes knocking at my doorY
"L Let me in" says Belle.
Ali I've heard that voice before
Let me in. says Belle.
- / will be so good and still;
= Dear papa. you know.1 Will gsta
Just little corner fill
= ASLet me in. n.isays Belle.E
4. So Ispoko the welcome word.
Come in, little Belle"
Then two tiny feet l heard
Here come, says Belle.
RmerIn there peeped,a golden head;,
III Chubby face, with eheeke so red;
"Welcome, darling Belle.' l said
Here come" says Belle.
was tired and full OF, gloom ~
ttte When you came. my Bellies 'A 2
Dark and lonely seemed the room
p ~ aA Till you came. my Belle.
But your presence changed 1t quite,
In you brought flood Of light.
Mad my study warm and bright
nor Sunny, little Belle. = y Eovvc. VI
BURNETT's KALLIsToN is the best co
metic and skin beautifier in the world.
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BOOK BINDERY.

nLANK BOOKS, PAPER RULING, AND
binding of every description. executed in
a very superior manner. and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
DS- My Blank Book paperembraees the hrsi
finest Ia the entire market, and prices 70 com.
pete with any house in Memphis. Parties viii
ind II TO their Interest 70 give me call before
orderiDQ elsewhere. llo-I
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NOTICES..
NOTICE
PHYSICIANS.

II. MosELEY, NJ. D.. residence coraer Lander
dale nad Ge0rgia streets.
NJ. N. PHILLIPs. N. D., residence ~ beno.e,
MOSEEEY a. PHILLIPS,
Oaices N West Co"rt ~.
4Oaes hOprs from an, tOsP-m. SIS
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" She has her husbandT'


"She don't love him as she love me. y
he said. You don't know how she
loves me, sir She has worked hard to
keep me at sohscl since father died-she
married Mr.. Burgoyne because She
thought he would be a father to me. Ny
heart is breaking to see herr
" | regret, Master Burns - IlI
" You refuse, thenY cried the boy. 81
tell yqg ] mHst see herl Ny father LEFT
her IN nay oare. ala her protsotor ~
" Mr.. Burgoyne, said the Doctor, ais
her guardian now, and the only one
can recognize. Go home to your step
father Your mother is in good hands,
and you can do no good in hanging
about and acting il this highly improper
so
Eddy felt insulted hut ne could not
abandon his project without a last en-
deav0r 70 effect il. r
" | am only a boy, Doctor Bullet" he
said bHt ! know that there must be
some one il the land mere powerful
than you, who can permit me 20 see my
mother. win see lawyer"
Z, That is big talk for a boy OF your
~ sneered the Doctor. Your
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-17
PARTICULAR NOTICES.
To These the Attention OF the Pub.tc
IL Especially Invited.

Alba's.-The barber shop Of VIM. Alba
on Commercial avenue near the corner OF
Eighth street, is the place to which all
lovers of good, close shave with razors
sharper than the wit of twenty Jerrolds,
wind their way. If
Meats.-The branch meat shop of James
Kynaston, located on Commercial avenue,
next door to the grocery store Of James
Carroll, Is now in full blast, and this pop
ular butcher is supplying all the refined
meat eaters Of that portion Of the Fourth
Ward with splendid meat. II you have
not tried him give him a call. If
Hime's.-Hime, at the old stand, on
Sixth street, near Ohio levee, is conduct
ing his barber shop in a frst-clsss style.
1t Is a model establishment In every par
ticular, and while in bis charge all its Gus
toners viii! receive courteous attention,
and the benefit of excellent workmanship.
Hair cutting shaving, shampooing, etc.
my2tf'
New Barber Shop.-The razor is might
Ter than either the sword or pen, and
Frederick Netzer handles his razor with
moro skill than William does his sword or
Dickens did his pen; and beyond all
doubt, he has the most splendidly fur
nished shop in the city. He may be
found near tho corner of Ohio levee, on
Eighth street, in the rear Of the 81. Mich
olas Hotel. Give him call. my5tf
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FITzGERALps SAMPLE Reconsider
sons bibulously inclined, lovers of the sx-
hilerating juice of the corn and juice OF the
grape, or malt beverages, should call i'm
mediately at the sample rooms, on corner
Commercial avenue and Fourteenth street.
Besides everything in the drinking line,
OF tho purest kind, he has the most fra
grant Havana cigars, importstions from
Cuba, that land of narcotic weeds. FitE-
gerald keep'.s arst-class place, and has
with him Jimmy English, who knows ev-
erybody, and knows the wants of every
body and who is gentleman, every
inch of him. .i'r#li-it t.G. ~
We have been requested to say tina,
Elliott s. Hsythorn have now on exhibi.
ton, and for sale, everything in the boo,
and shoe line for ladies, and gentlemen'l
| fwss-; and that all their goods, are new
! and stylish. sprl6tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-17

For SALE.-The undersigned will sell
at private sale the following described
property; Four work horses; 2 sets
double harness; 2 two-horse wagons
several plows and other agricultural inn
plements. Parties desiring to purchase
will call At her residence or at Robt. Bri-
bach's, opposite the court house. Terms
Of sale, half cash balance on six month 8
credit, with good security.
apr22dlm MRS. KATIE COOPER.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-17
ICE, ICE.


The ice wagons Of Huse, LOOMS Il Co.will
commence to deliver ice about the city on
Monday, May lst and will continue to
make daily rounds each morning Sun
days excepted) during the present season.
Orders left at the Office Of the company,
corner Ohio levee and Eighth street, will
receive prompt attention. Huse, LOOMS
& u. ere also prepared to fill all orders
in hc steamboat and shipping trade.
apr27-dlm