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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-18

After calling the new appeal cases on
the trial docket. the following list of cases
will be called for trial: 2S04. Hunt, admir-,
vs. PrOyine; 2s3l, Mayer vs. Curry; 1857,
Griffin VS. Davis; 1855, Greibel vs. Papen-
dick, Trauenich 81 Co.; 1855, Little, uss,
etc, VS. M~iliingtOn; 1887, Pedlick VS. Otis &
Co. 28SS, same vs. same; 1889, Cutler q Co.
Us Otis 81 Co.; 2S9l, O'Brisn, vs. Newton,
Ford & Co 1892, Bruce q Co., vs. Bresner;
2S94, Maydwell vs. Merwin; 1896, Cole Us
MussO; 259S, Hurd vs. Boiling, ct al
1899, Perkins vs. Tighs ct al; 1900, same VS.
same; 1902, Shuber vs. Rawlings: 1908,
Edwards VS. BabcOck; 1904, EverdOn vs.
House; 2gG5, Finney vs. Weller; 2906,
Maydwell VS. Weller; 1893, HOlley vs.
Jones; 29l0, Pfeifer q 90 VS. Levy; 29Il,
Walker vs. WOrsham; 29l2, White vs.
Waldrsn, ex'x; 29l3, Edwards Us Lang
lin; 29l6, HOegel vs. Johnson; 29l7. Small
reid vs. App; 29l8, Stack VS. Walker; 29I9,
KimbrO rs DOnkers; 292l, BEDFORD vs.
Wolf g. Co.
After the call of the above calendar,
Court will adjourn until next Monday:
snd then adjourn for two weeks in order
to give attorneys time to prepare for the
Supreme Court.
first Circuit GauFt-Heisksil, Judge,
The call of the calendar on yesterday
reached No. SO, case of Weaver vs. Grant
White Lsad Oil Co., ct al, the trial of
which consumed the entire day. The
concluding argument Will be made this
morning.
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B~DTs-Everg boy iD the south who sends
Us mis- address viii bear something greatly 70
advantage, and by which be can make
money Address W A. KELLEY d 60,
Eerdeu Conn. myu
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PICNIC PARTIES

FlCNtC FAX KS
Two PICNIC PARTIES-PersOns who in-
Z tend getting up Picnic parties for the
coming season, viii do well % bear in mind
the fact that Mr.. FRED. DELPHs, propri etor
Of Hernando Park, corner fernando road
ana Walker avenue, viii give the use of his
Park Tree OF charge for such occupation. ap2l
GCHOOL FOR NEXT FALL TER M.-rvo
- ladies ei ripe scholarship and long eL
peIlenCe IN [ e management OF Sch DolE. de.
sire an eligible location Tor the estabI shmeut
OF a Femate seminary OF high order, o would
take charge OF one already sstahlishe q. Can
give the best re erences. II needed, an sup
ply q good philosophical apparatufL with
requisites to thorruHh instr uglfOn.
trustees or others Interested in 81 scnriug
teachers, plesse address
Teachers, care OF Hugh EOrran Es,
ap9Q 6weod ma. 0Taaprson rtrse4
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.

Children's and Misses Kid Gloves.
Ribbons, all colors and widths,
Tarletans, al cOlOTs.
Children's Shoes, all colors.
Ties, all colors.
ParasOls and Fans.
SOUTHERN PALACE,
1872 Main street.
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Criminal Court-FlIuDIu, Iudus.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 347, Martin Reynolds, letting house
for purpose Of prostitution; 1853. J "
HOery, letting house for purpose of pros
t%itutiOn; $50, NJ A Healy, letting house
tor purpose Of prostitution; 81, Harvey
S%evi0re, attempt to kill; 376, Angelo
Marie, carrying concealed weapons; 373,
James ~SchoOles, carrying concealed wes-
pOns; 283, Angelo Marie, attempt to kill;
37S, Sallie Higgins, larceny; 3S8, P n
Burkett, attempt to kill; 4O3, Fannie VIII
lisms, larceny; 4O7, Joe Lusher, carrying
concealed weapons; 40, JEFF Walker, lar
Ceny; AIS, Henry O'Neal, larceny; 4l6,
Daniel Good, larceny; 4l6, W Shan
non, larceny; 423, Henry Noodle,
attempt TO kill; 523. Henry White, at
tempt to kill; 424, E Bowman, larceny;
424, Henry Cohen, larceny; 69s, Gus John
son, larceny; 698, Q W King, larceny; 7O5,
VIM Foster, falling to settle as admir-; 7I5,
James Gallagher, falling to settle rs sdmr;
40, n Thompson, larceny; SO4, Chas
Meehan, retailing; 81, Henry Noodle,
carrying concealed weapons; 8l2, Henry
White, carrying concealed weapons.
Witnesses in any of the above stated
cases must be in attendance promptly at
9 O'Clock, or f]orfeitures will he taken on
them and attachments issued for their ar
rest. Defendants on bonds must also ap-
pear promptly or 3 capias will be issued
for their bodies.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Con.
pany-U. S Hail Line.
For Arkansas River. connecting at Little
Rock with IIght-draughr boats Of the line
for Fort smith. and with stages for
Got Springs. ArEsdelphia, Cam
den and ~4shington, ark.
Str. PAT GLEBU2NE PritChsrd, master
This elegant new siLe-WuesI L.
passenger and freight steamer
leaves rs above.
FRIDAY. May 18TH. at pm
For freight or passage sppLy on board or ST
CampanV'E Office, No. u Madison e., MeT-
chants Insurance C1mpar Us building.
mvIE W. q. P~ATTESJE. agent.
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ID. ". C. SENTER, Governor OF State OF Tan.
uesses, TO all who shall see these Dresentg-
ze[HRREAs, II has been made knovn 10
w me. that certain parties IN disguies
charged with having committed "A fOuT ami
ntr0ClOuE murder, 0u the I'D dav al Anr5i
1871. upon the bodies OF Jake Turner 49,
Henry Gardner (COlOredl late Of onr oor,t1
OF Woakley, have ned from Justice ana 49,
now running 40 large;
Now therefore, l. ID. w.. G. SRNrER- Gov-
arn0r as Aforesaid, hy virtue Of fbe novger
and authority IN me YES cd, dc herebv 6dar s
reward OF lf000i i've hundred dolIaYs go
upon conviction, to any person ar nsreocs
who may -apprenend the said parfles -
either OF them, and deliver him az them ~
the sheriff or 1ailer Of our county az WsaE
in order that Justice ia That behalf mev
be had and executed.
IA Jestlmohy whereof, 4 nave here.
unto sci my hand and caused the
LsEALlgfeal seal OF The state 10 beafIxed
AZ Nashville on the l0th dfT oi
May, ISL
BY the Governors: d. W. .RFNTFR.
~ ID, bUTLERs Secretary OF Sfata. myl4
MOTlCE-Havin suggested Ehe insolvency 4
Of the estate Of MORAN. deceased. 1
All persons having claims against said estate
hereby notified 10 hle the same with the
CLERK OF the County Court on or before the
lSth day Of October, 1871 or they viii be for
ever barred in laW n equity.
WILLIAM AnHGIH.
sp2l Administrator, .
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FRIAR's POINT AND n
for HFkan8a8 hig3F-aempHI8 "a Ara
sas 8lysr Packet CO.. 8. KaI.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

THE Wednesday boat viii be Withdrew
4 from this date until further notice. and
only the following 0osts VIII be- KUN during
the dull season, t0-FIt.
The new and elegant Passenger Packet
MARY BOYD. Htiuss, master VIII leave
Memphis Every Monday at o'clock % ms
PAT CLEBUhNE. Reese P~rlrCuaru. masr-r.
Every Friday 40 PM, connecting 70 Llrtla
Rock, Ark, with our light IrsuElL BOATS
DAhDANELLE ana FOhI GIBSON t1r Fort
smith and all intermediate points
All the boats OF this line having been uu.I.
expressly FOR the trade, possess superior -
concentrations for passenger and ulHrr-
passed abilities for Transporting la-- 90
All points on the Arkansas river without
detention at any stage Of water.
EreigntH consigned TO LlLs COMPANY q.
Memphis or Mouth OF White river. wiI ar
forwarded promptly 90 destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS. President
". q. PATTESON, Agent. No. ~ Madison 500
apI0 Merchants lus CO. HILdiu-
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FOB REET.

TQUsE-A hne two-s-0ry Brick Dwelling
II -Uuse. with nine rooms, ifHs, --sIernl
Erc-. No HIS EZchsu= street INQUIRE OF
mvb a. HARRIS, % Main street
N o0Hs-uesIrable Furnished Rooms, 81
IL EL washington street. SIC 20 SIS per
month l-L soon. myLo
TORE HOUSING. rs corner Main and
- WsshiuE-1n stree s.. Apply to
j. TAI TEAD. atm.r,
my-E or a. this once.
nEULus' HALL-SFv1ral nights in the
u week. lCr lodges OF sOrle'ies, ls for rent
For further particulars. Inquire 81 NJ bhEN
fl Second street, OF TO NAhL-N COHENr 81
Eslu street myl5
ID O0Ns-Fu-alshed rooms, at go Main
IL street. myB
ID O0E-smRI antilles can procure nice,
II airy rooms for housekeeping purposes a.
The southern Hotel. myu
~ rOEE-Ths store 30. 81 Main street. with
y fixtures co pIets. occupied al present by
z. W. Johnston & Co. Apply to
apI T. W. JOHNSTON q co.
.UDA WATER sTASD-F0r PIcuics. APP
- u-v to p O'BRLEN,
s5LL 42 Main street.
ID OgM-Tle room lately occupied by Site
II q CCrWIue, as Job Printers, Ia Appeal
building, No. "a Union street. apply Al Ap-
peal once.
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Samples Of Dress Goods, etc, sent to the
Country On application.
Menken Brothers
MAIN STREET. C0HaER COURT
nnn-no.ihant nosioo

TUUE ~ WIZ |--II-."
o. 45-In the Second JhauCery Court Of
Shelby county, Teun.-fFO. :. GOllOday.
and wife. Virginia G. GOlloday, vs.. John
r. Carr, O.. K. HendricKsOn eJdt.
TT appearing from bill. duly sworn TO In
I this cause, that the defendant s., Ion i.
Carr, g. r. Henderson, Rose Hen d~ticksnn,
Ella HendriCksou and A.P. Sheldon are nom
residents OF the Stale OF Tennessee.
II Is therefore OrderBd, That the y make
their appearance herein, st the c0ur t-hOus8
% the Second ChanCery Court OF Shelby
county, in ths city OF Memphis, Tenn lessee,
and plead, answer or demuF to com plain
ants Dill, or the same will be taken TO- con
fessed az 10 them and set for hearing sEI izrte,
and that a copy Of this order be publ HBeu
once q week for four successive weeh 3 In
the Memphis APPEAL. This Nay TO-, 1871.
a cnpy-aLiest:
NJ. ID. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
IhOs. TurIey. sol Tor complainant. my NV
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Rooms AND BOARD.
NOTICE

nOaEDrNG-A furnished room for q mar
son street EyA
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MEDICAL.

OOBNs AND BUNIONs RENOvED-BY
u by. FERGUSON. whose headquarters are
60 The WORKMAN house corner MAXI and
Adams streets. FaE-LeulaE attention pad 20
ladies' once hours nom Eto55 TO 5 TO 5 pm.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTs.--This amount will
buy a bottle Of Mrs. WhitcOmb's Svrup.
the crest soothing remedy for ali diseases
incident to infants and children,
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IN price, as well as excellence, the
Knsbe piano and the Smith American
organ, are beyond all competition, as
those will find who call on Goepel. $50
Main street, and inquire the prices and
try the Instruments.
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C 0LL'S

SUNDAY SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ing Suits in Lawn and Linen. ranging
from 50 80 upward.
MENKEN BROS.
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PARLOB ANB CHURCH ORGANs.-The
best and most popular can be- nae at a,
O.. Holenberg's, IA Second street.
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NOTICE.
Sunday School Celebration.

The attention Of the ladies' is
called to our great reduction in
prices Of Dresses, Tsrlatans, Sash
Ribbons and Hair Ribbons adapted
for the celebration. Also a handsome
stock Of Childrsns' Kid Gloves and Lisle
Hosiery,
uRng
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CONrlRuATlON SALE OF REMNANTS,
or EVERY GRADE.
A. SEESSEL & son.

PHALON's NEW PERFUME.
AZ LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU.D
"I LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
~ 81 LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES
HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by M. Cohen, 884 Main street.
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ST. JOsHPH's INFIBMARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
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Day GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS
HaE1 HAHRRR
PRICE LIST Fer THIS WEEK
AT
VENDiG g. RO'S

p @ - 3 ~ -
Common prints for comfort use. etc.. Sc
Bestmake Prints, fast col0r, WARRANTED lOc
Hope, Lonsdale, Hsached pomesics,
yard EHo.
- Imperial heavy bleaehed Dome
tic, bargain lOc.
Bed Tlokings E1ze
Iron Grenadine, q Inches wide. re-
ducsd -5I
Io-4 Brown sb~esungs-the best made
very heavy, oc-
lO4 Bleached sheatings-vory nne snd
very heavy, i9e
A new inc of beautiful striped Grena-
adine sOc.
The best French kid gloves ever sold In
Memphis, worth 81 50 a pair, at---~. 81 50
Every pair warranted to give entire
satisfaction or another pair given in
its place.
Large assortment Of White MaIsoillesat 90,
Fringed CoverIids for single beds at 81 .
Frineed Coverllds for Double beds
cheap t@W
The best assortment Of Ladies' Cloth
Shoes, suskiRs, slippers; aiso, Tor
Misses and Children. Kept In
the City. sar8alss
offered.
aA,d look at our Cloth Lace shoes,
biqn cut 81 20
and PARAsOLs greatly re-
dueed this week.
SPLENDID asso rtrnent OF Boys straw hats.
o pieces cottonades, brown and blue,
heavy. &c.
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MENKEN BROS.

SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book tor the Million
Marriage Guide" in another column. Il
should be read by ali
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FRITZ SIEBEBT, the we'll and favorsblv-
known mime hest At 81 Adams street.
has entirely redtted and restored his
well-known saloon. Always true to his
motto, "SOmething New" he has now
Apade arrangements with Prof, Snyder's
Excellent orchestra to play at his saloon
every morning from ten to twelve O'Clock.
Furthermore, every day an immense
extra lunch, % 10 VdSeL, will be served i'm
superior style and plentiful to feed all the
hungry Of the universe. Winkelmver's
celebrated lager bier, without dispute the
best beer which the West produced this
year. always fresh and cool on tan. Do
not forget to cali on Siebert every morn
ing during bank hours.
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nETG CLFRk-One competent 70 tar e
rTrr.rUf drlE store ia q country town.
Enn.v with references, 10
rfs q. W.IOEES& co. - Main st.
.ITUATION-A Young man, who can show
= Eu1I communication, wishes q sttua
-.nr iu some business h0use. Any position
accepted. EnZlI-h and German languages
uIIy controlled. Apply a. s. Adams street,
~ TDEAHE-AmpIe room for aI kluds OF
~ m-r-,hauffEe aud household goods IN
u HEt-cIaSs wareuOu-e-
LOTT MILLER,
s- 9 rHIfrff hook corner Promenade u
Jefferson stree
rONFY-Ta Ioau Money on C9uaterals.
Nj aF4-l-E III and =. p %. ROV lH mylO
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MARsEILLEs PlOUE AND WHITE GOODS
REMNANTS,
AT A SACRIFICE.
A. SEESSEL d SON.

A THROUGH sleeping coach leaves this
city every day, running to st. Louis with
out change ViG the shortest and only all
rail line, the Iron Mountain, leaving here
at / pm, and arriving at St. Louis a. 8 40
the next morning. Passengers going by
this line are not subjected to the annoy
ance Of three changes, including ga Peril
Otss Ferry " transfer Of over twenty miles.
as UiG the other route. This is the best
managed road in the Southwest, and no
one who is posted thinks OF going any
other way to st. Louis and the West,
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FIrFTys. aTRAM $40 Second street
WILL CLOSE GREAT RENRANT SALE
SATURDAY.
A. sEEssEL q SON.

SEA o Farine, from pure Irish moss.
Tor blanc mango, p~uddings, castards.
creams, etc, etc. The cheapest. healtbiegt
and most delicious food In the world.
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hsw the Requirements Of an Improved
Public Taste are { HBpllsd b. az
Artist IN Mixed Drluka.
The Marble Ssnsts-A New Idea Exsmpll-
ned and Embedded IN the Great Gar
On IsfsFsoa StFsst.
The Newest Thing IN ths Drinking WsrId-
Al institution which ExsmpIlass the
Harmony Of Brussels Carpets
and Bourbon LIqaaF.
A Chapter on ssHtseI Wine Billing for the
Stady Of Every One Whs PrIdsa Him.
self On a Correct Tastu
Ia A0isturs.
HOPE FOR OLD JEFFERsoN srRHEr.

HOPE FOR Old JEFFERSON STREET.
A new idea mas burst upon Jefferson
street. 1t Was more han we expected
from that locality. We were agreeably
surprised by it yesterday. We were grati-
ned, because it shows how that thorough
rare may be redeemed from ~mediOoIiiy
q placed back again among the ranks
OF respectable penfua-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

We know that Mr.. George Mertz,
radical candidate for senator in this
district. knows us to be his best friend
that we would burn the midnight
oil to serve him; that he has but to
command and We obey that with the
affection Of Damon for Pythias and
Jonathan for David, and rice verso, we
regard him. We know, a. we have
said, that George knows these facts,
and we can therefore venture to advise
him with the freedom of brother or
confidential friend. We may, We think,
say to him that he should withdraw his
name from the canvass that he has no
chance Of success that he is extremely
unpopular in every locality where he is
known, and is unknown where he is
not known to be disliked. This, of
course, is very plein language, but,
then, as friend to friend, We think we
may venture to use it. George, you
see, is reasonable man, and admires
= frankhess. He will not, therefore, be
0 offended when we tell him the people
n detest political tricksters of his stamp
who, to accomplish selfish ends, cult
vate the friendship OF the worst class o
negroes and keep their minds inAame,
= with falschoods and mean appeals I
o their prejudices; that the people kno,
u him to be gentleman of very littl
IT ability, superficial in everything b,
political mea mesa man with the r.
It vengeful heat Of Brownlow but de-
10 titute Of even spark Of that consun
~ mate demagogue's ability. Mr.. Mer
v is a good enough man when he is alon
u but he is not the man the people
IT this district needs in the senate. The
III want man Of ability man who
y presence, bearing, ability. and NOR
b. y. worth will reflect credit upon Egyp
''f and in Judge Bowman, the democrat
Y candidate, they have such ma
Therefore, as friend, we suggest
in Mr. Mertz that ne should get of Il
az track before he is crushed A word
,b;o the wise is sufficient,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

THE Chicago papers are Boosting
about their great fire, and all the peo-
pie Of that very remarkable city are
chuckling amid the ruins of their des-
troyed houses over the knowledge that
the confagration which-shall We say
ruined them, was greater than any form
err earthly confagration and is not like
ly to be eclipsed until wrapped in Aame
the realms of ether glow and heaven
last thunders shake the world below.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE, being inter-
viewed, informed n correspondent Of
the Boston Post few days ago, that
he was of the opinion the demo.
Gratis could retain their organization.
He believed they would never give up
and yet select as candidates for presi
dent and vice-president men who
from their past history, would invite
and secure the votes Of the entire con.
servative elements Of all parties. He
had heard expressed doubts in the
minds Of conservative republicans as
to what would be their status should
they cooperate with the democrats in
electing the president, and they asked
whether, in case Of such cooperation
they would not be overslaughed in
this new organization by the old.time
democrats and fossil leaders who gov.
ern that party in some localities, as, fol
example, in Ohio and Indiana. Such
doubts certainly exist to large ex.
tent among republicans inclined tc
support a candidate, but he (Chief
Justice Chase did not share them
though he admitted that there were
grounds to warrant distrust in the mind.
of some others. Judge Chase regret.
ted that the Ohio democrats had got
ten themselves into such an error upor
financial matters as was found embod-
led in resolution in their state plat.
form, He regarded the platform Of
the democrats in Wisconsin, upon
which the canvass is now progressing
as entirely unexceptionable, and such
a one as should receive the approval Of
members of any party.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

Strokes, the celebrated radical leader
Of Tennessee, has been arrested for
stealing He is now supervisor Of in
ternal revenue for that state. He, with
other officials, have pocketed at leas'
100000 bounty money belonging to
union soldiers. Gen, Bullock, of the
freedmen's bureau, las also been de-
clared defaulter to the amount of $50,
900, Are they all-all thieves, those
radical Office holders?
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

Col. RoBB, collector of custom at
Savannah, Georgia, an old-time pro-
tege of Dick Yates and appointed to
his position through the influence Of
the latter, is about to be removed for
Irregularities in Office. The precise ma.
ture Of the offenses is not stated, The
radical party treats its erring officials
with a tenderness truly touching. Il
retains them in Office giving them ev
CITY chance to improve the shining
hour by taking everything within their
reach, aud then, when there is DANCE,
that long'sufferiug public opinion nav
protest, the offenders are quietly Al.
missed, happy in the possession Of tho;
booty and untroubled By worrying sue
gestions Of an 4" Investigation
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

THE GEORGIA RADICAL POLITICIANS,
it is said, contemplate anew departure
They propose to ship all carpet -baggers
and put in nomination only native citi-
gems "who have individual worth and
social standing" This will, virtually,
be yielding the state to the conservative
party.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

sS-Thc people Of Chicago don't seem to
call for their letters as promptly now ms
they did few weeks ago. The Evening
Post contains list of the letters uncalled
for in the post-oiiice there, and it is some
thing of n curiosity in its way. 1t fills the
whole Of the third page of the Post and
one column on the second page. In the
| column; in the ladies, lis,
but two, making in all
twenty-three names, in small type
the full length of the page. If printed il
q handsomely bound volume that pile o.
letters would furnish US curios and inter
esting reading for many day to come.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

by According to the official reports
Tor 1870 there were in the ::year, 10000
legally qualified medical practitioners in
Russia Of whom CHA held public APP
Poinsments, and 4,GsG were engaged in
private practice. There is about one
medical man to each 1882 of the popula-
ton. Among the lower classes, the value
OF rational professional assistance is quite
unrecoSnized and hence infectious dises.
ses commit frightful ravages, and the
mortality among children is greater than
In any Of the countries Of w estern Europe
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-29

~ A citizen OF Jsnesville, Wisconsin,
on recent trip to st. Louis, took sleep
ing car berth on through express train.
In the night he got up, and clad only in
his sleeping garments, went out on the
platform of the car to look at the NOON
Tie door closed with a spring lock, and
the porter of the car was asleep. He says
he never enjoyed fifty mile ride as he did
| that one.