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CHAMBER OF CoMNKRoK. /
MEMPnIs. May Is.
New YORK Money marHet.

NKw YoRK. May Is. l2:25 pm. = Govern
ments are fraction better with medium de-
mand. Sterling exchange is steady at HOS.
Gold is carrying at per cent.
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If you want good fare at two dol
lars and fifty cents per day stop at
the WOrsham House. 81
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II a.m.-Cotton inactive and holders asking
\ to &c higher; futures. July and August.
151[c; September. l55sc; cannot give correct
quotations for spot.
p motion is nominal; futures srm;
sales. 5000; May and June. l51<c; July and
August, l55ze. Ordinary, 12'6ei good Ordina-
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II you want good old Megibbei
whisky, 40 TO 2SO Second street.
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FOR the sunday school Celebration

Ribbons, oil widths and qualities,
Fans Of all kinds,
Children skid Gloves, Misses Silk hrtts
Spangled Tarletans and a general as
sortment Of White Goods and Fancy
Goods at
Sc MESKEN Bios.
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GAs.Yrrr1Se at 3l5 Second st. AZ
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and trim
med by NJ. Cohen, 1884 Main st. 81
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NOR SALE-OR FOR LEASE ON LONG
Il time, ninety lots; several very desirable
and well located for cotton sheds, factories,
or lumber yards some very. handsome and
convenient for residences. A large number
will be leased, at low rates, for cheap resi-
dences. Also one lot of six acres, just outside
the corporate limits.
AnnIv hetween 8 and 10 a.m.m All
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day were at q TO zoe In large and small way.
Poultry Is quiet; old chickens are held at %
and young at So 80 70 50. Eggs are quiet and
lower; sales to-day were at 16 to l61Sc in
large way and 1Sc in a small way. Provisions
are quiet but steady. Mess pork in a large
way can be found at SlS Is. but on orders $40
to 10 so is the price. Bacon clear sides are
steady at l0c. Bulk meats are nominal. Lard
Is quiet and unchanged. In grain and feed
trade has been active. Corn is firm and
higher, opening at zoe and closing at 721zc for
choice white shelled on the leyee. Oats are
in demand at &c, but there are none offering.
Bran is firm at s26 to q. Hay is quiet with a
fair supply, common to choice is quoted at
$40 TO q.
From store on orders prices are as follows:
BAGoIsG-Is quiet at 2l@23c, with very light
BE1Ss : Navy. 50 1902 %; white mixed.
| 81 90.
BAooS-Quiet but firm clear sides, lO@l01sc /;
shoulders, 71zg7s<c; bulk sides. clear, S4@ec (;
shoulders, 61zc sugar cured hams, l41z@l612c
BRAN-Firm at 81 SOL 40 u 100 in store.
BUrTER-Good Western, 2O@25c; inferior,
dull and nominal; new grass, 2Sg5Oc'
COTToNsEED-$9 90 % ton on leyee.
CoRY MRAL-Firm at So 20 on levee, and
SO 30@3 IS from store.
CoRN-Steady at 73@74c, with fair supply.
EGGs-Quiet with good supply at lac.
FLoUR-Firm but dull at So 2o@9 % for super
HAY-Dull at $40 OO@2i 90. as to quality.
IRON TIRs-5(I6c.
L1RD-In kegs, l2<@lsc; tierces. ll1s9l2c;
caddies, H@l5c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana 45@7Oc in barrels;
syrups, 40Cg75c.
0ATs-Firm at 64c on levee, 67@6Sc from
store.
PoULrRy-0ld chickens dull at IS OO95 50;
new, So 5O9i so.
PoTAToEs-New Southern, scarce at So 00g
6 50 o barrel; old, scarce at So IS q barrel
and firm; sweet. 81 90 U barrel; cabbage,
scarce at s2i 0og30 90; new onions, s. 5O96 o.
| PoRK-Mess, $40 00@19 80 in small way.
| SALT-S2 2592 IS % Dbl. 81 60gl 70 % sack.
| SUGAR-Firm; Louisiana. Sl49121zc for com
mon TO fair, 12l4gl414c for yellow and white
| clarified refined, crushed and powdered, 1870
l5c; Coffee. A, u and G. 1314@l4c.
Transactions on Change to-day were light.
only one or two small sales Of corn and hay
having been made. The former Is sacks
mixed. in burlaps. at Tie; and of the latter 50
bales at $40. The corn now on the market is
held almost exclusively by dealers who ask
prices that buyers are not willing to give.
Sales of corn meal were made after Change
at s.. 20 on the levee, also Of bran at S26.
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COTTON.

Sales Saturday we're 1l22 bales. the market
closing excited. with middling nominally l5c.
To-day the New York dispatches indicate
that the "bulls" have the "bears" squarely
by the horns, and intend to keep them there
during the remainder Of the month, com
polling those who are short" to cover at
such prices as the bulls" are disposed TO
make. No advance in spot cotton is an
nounced. but holders are asking 4 to nc
higher on all grades. Here the market con-
tinues excited and transactions limited. Sales
up to noon were 200 bales. including 25 strict
ordinary to good ordinary at 1876. p mid
ding at 151zc, 80 ordinary at lls4c, 10 do. at
lie, l6 low middling at 1l5ss. do. at l41Sc. Il
inferior and low ordinary at 81 to 954c, 5 or
binary at l2c. and other smaller lots. the ask
ing prices being about "a to SIC for inferior,
9 to 91Sc for low ordinary, II to 12c for ordi-
nary, 1875 to 1870 for good ordinary, l414 to
141Sc for low middling. 1873 to 1511c for mid
ding, and 15sl to Ice for strict middling. The
Liverpool market is firm and shade higher.
Receipts to-day, OH bales; shipments. 1852
bales; stock. L, $50 bales.
Receipts for the week are S6i5 bales. Ship
ments 1865, and sales 1868. against 1859 re-
ceived, COLI shipped and 517O sold the previous
week, and 1857 received. 1890 shipped and 1920
sold during the corresponding week last sea-
son. Total receipts to date are 4S6,067. and
shipments ~, 65s bales.
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NKw YoRK. May Is. 10 a.m.-The market
opens firm. Sales Saturday, sOOl; receipts.
60S3: receipts here. If5l.
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Money TO loan at Al IL BeaI st. Is
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srEAM-FIrr1SG at Bis Second st. All
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PUMPS at sl5 Second street.
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The Great Red Store.

We are selling bargains in dry goods
ofevery description. The balance of our
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES
we will dispose at half their value All
goods have the lowest selling prices in
figures upon them, from which we do not
vary. WIN. FRANK,
65-t 900 Main street.
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Apply between 5 aud 10 a.m.m q
MON sALE- GREAT BARGAINs J

EOR SALE = GREAT BAhGAiNs-
II The following property is offered for sale
at low-down prices, and on accommodating
terms, to-wit: 5 lots on Charleston avenue,
lots on Madison street. 16 lots on Poplar
street-iust outside the city limits, lots on
Brinkley avenue. Call and see me, at NO.
"a Front street. -, ,,,1nuneox
31-l0S ). W. JEfFBhoON.
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FOR RENT.

w. wHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
Bethel Block, Office No. 3. Receiver
ehfDs accepted.
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The demand for money during the week has
not increased to any great extent, nor has the
supply been diminished. The banks are in a
condition to meet the wants of their respective
regular customers and depositors. but there is
no surplus Of funds seeking investment, and
if the discount rates charged is fair critic
rian, local financial affairs are working pretty
close. The demand for money is chiefly fol
legitimate business. and the requirements fol
speculative purposes are light. The rates Of
interest are steady at 10 TO IL per cent ON de-
positors short date notes. and 1sc higher on
"gilt edge" paper from outside applicants.
In the open market rates vary from IL to 81
per cent per month, and lenders even at those
figures are very independent.
Exchange is in better supply and active re-
quest About $50, 900 in cotton bills has beer
received since our last report by the different
banks. and to-day $4,000 more is expected
Rates are steady at par, buying with excep
lions at Ito premium. Eestern and Northern
bank exchange4s bought at 80 and sold at u,
premium. New Orleans bills are taken at y
to 20 discount and sold at par.
Local securities. stocks, etc., are quiet, M
important changes having occurred since oul
last report. Memphis and Charleston railroad
shares are saleable to dealers at 35c
and ape sold at S51lc. Mississippi ant
Tennessee stock % flourishes," and the . fiuc
tuatioBs in the price are as rapid as those O
" Erie {" in New York. although the intrinsic
value of the stock is not over Zoe. The excite
ment and opposition between the "city'' in
terest and McCombs ring is so strong tina
45c would be paid by either combination. an,
we are informed that 4sc. or even Soc. woul,
be given for round lot. Some few share
were picked up to-day by the city interest a
l5c, the owners preferring to sell at that fgur
and protect the interests of our city rattle
than sell to party whose every action is mi
mical to and in opposition to the most vita
interests and welfare Of the city. County
warrants are bought at 72c and sold at 75c
Bank of Tennessee money is 73@75c buying
and selling City bonds are steady and un-
changed.
Gold opened in New York at lllslc and ad
vanced to 1ll15c. Dealers here buy at 1lO1.
and sell at 1ll14.
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BOARDING.
FORTUNES.

MAD A NJ H A ~ n A,
TN0RTUNE TELLER. EAST SIDE OF
II Main st., south OF Broadway. two squares
below the NJ. and 7 railroad depot. 6o-1
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-OFFICE FURNITURE AND
safe. The Planters Insurance Company,
being about to remove into their new building,
offer for sale their office furniture and hxtures'
including q fine iron safe.
ssh W. A. GOODMAN. Secretary.
NOR SALE MY RESIDENCE ON OLD
Raleirh road. known as the Bagby place,
IL miles from Court Square. Apply to me at
No. 278 Front street. = ~, ,nvr,yp
43-68 II. w. IRVINE.
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STOLEN.

CtTOLEN-LAST NIGHT. 10Th INSTANT
- from the undersigned, n note drawn by y
b. Wright, dated May |, 1871, payable July l.
for ninety dollars. The public are hereby
warned from trading for it, as payment mas
oe sens sfopP0'' M. H. MoKIENAvY.
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NOR RENT-A LARGE AND COMFORT
able brick dwelling, with ten rooms; NO.
l43 Madison street. Apply to
$3.50 A. G.. DENNIS; 292 Main st.
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DEPARTURES.
BOATS IN PORT.

| ST. Francis, Sam j. Hale, Il. II. Allen,
Phil Aliin, Celeste. Legal Tender, A. j.
White, Geo. W. Cheek, Belle Memphis, City
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NOR RENT-A NEAT AND COMFORT
able residence on fernando street, No.
200; eight rooms. good cistern. etc. Apply tc
$40 j. +. D0WDY. 264 Front street.
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NOR SALE COTTAGE RESIDENCE. ON
Shelby street. Inquire Of
CONFER q RICHARDS0N,
23-t No. Howard,s HOW.
NOR SALOON EASY TERMS, OR RENT,
BLUFF CITY FIGURING MILLS,
1877 POPLAR street, in good repair. Apply al
law Office of Myers x Wyett. 27919 Main street,
or to A. N. Wilcox. on premises, .,,,,,n,
1851 y. ". MI hho.
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THOR RENT-FIRsT FLo0RTovER NO. 255
Main street, next to Kremer's; good
stand for millinery establishments Apply 10
W. b. GREENLAW, JR.,
64-Gg No. 16 Madison street.
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436 Spruce street. Philadelphia. Pa.
CAurIos.--Do not be imposed upon by other
payties palming off worthless cast-iron ma
onrs Z th nu only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manulao.urea. -.
.c--~o~-,.>>.-~,-->~--7-- -,.->>>>s-y-
sAT he PlantsTs Insurance Sun Company
beng apS Se Y tbsr ee furniture and xtures
;rc,ud;ng !, fine IRON safe.
iu ss'f " A. GOODMAN, Secretary.
-, ,,,,r7,,1o11,1, ON oID
NOR SALE = MY Residence On OLD
Ne. @ US Front irElt street, tUSa. 'tr' 'p
so-0o :, -. -, 80
nor SALE-OR FOR LEASE oS huNNn
IL time ninety io.s sssc,a sbeJs sactnr;es
or rI lumber yards; some very, handsome and
convenient for residences. large NUMBER
dences. Also one lot of six acres, just outside
'no 0'ipo WM' L. VANCE, 1876 Madison st.
Apply between and 10 a.m.m AT
= = = : =
TOR SALE = GREAT 81 ny - el 81
, dne iST prie,s and on accommodating
4 lots on Madison street, 16 lots on Poplar
street-iust outside the city limits, lots on
Brinkley avenue. Call and see me, at No.
@' s1 ruSn' s'ioe'' S.W. JEFFERSON.
- ----..---,,---,,, -,
N0EkS IA. sAL .trost Innaire of of --'O
0 CONFER q RICHARDSON,
zo-l -. - .....es.a = nI,,,,r
ENOR SALE-oN EASi TENNIS oA i'i.i' =
RIJIFF CITY FIGURING MILLS,
1o7 ponlar street. in good repair. Apply at
10, ea az Mvers h Wvett. 2ig% Main street,
or To A. N. Wilcox, on premises. -
1851 =. . =. - . nns..
.~,-.~~- roR KsAI. ,~
w. A. wIEATLEYs Rental Agent,
Bethet block, once NO. %
- ,,,-,a NON nm CoNVopT-
L able brick dwelling, with ten rooms; No.
l4S Madison street; A HppPHyN ~ 900 Main st
$3.50 A. u. DENNIS, ~ mhln 81.
-, ,,D,,T NpAr ANN coMFoRT-
do a eight roo@s, good cistern etc. Apply to
VIZ = -,---------- -
NOR RENT-FIRST FLOOKO OVEN No. Z9
II Main street, next to Kremer's; good
stand for millinery establishment. Apply to
W. b. GREENLAW, Jk,,
6i-69 No. 10 maalson street.
wl,~., Doo,,c non
I rem. . IN gss1sS LAM. 9ssS coTT.ov pVs7-
dence. with gardens. etc., at Ridgeway.
Nj. and @. railroad. 3. MOsBl,
Asst ONCE 10. over SOf front streeia
-. ,,,,-,r ,rrfu crapE No or MAIN
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STEAMBOAT WORK.
STEAMBOAT PRINTING

OF ALL KINDS, at the cHEAPEsuPRcEs
ard en- short neiicc.
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M A correspondent, Of the New York

"a A correspondent Of the New York
Sun who has Travelled largely in tho South
for the las, few months, has come 20 this
conclusion: III man from the North
goes among the Southern people with a
view 10 business, he is gladly welcomed
and kindly treated. 1.-The goes there to
hold ole. and nsu', the people through
an ofscious exhibition Of intense loyaly,
talking loudly about rebels, etc, no one
who take any pains TO make him happy
or bispresence agreeable. Neither would
the Northern people;do more by South
ern people do more by q Southern maa
under similar circumstance
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LIVER
DR.. Sim oaaa'
Liver Regulatory

a preparation Of roois Aaf isfhs, warranted ~
he strictly vegetable, ha9 90 90 no injury O. auy
one.
u Las l,cu gss4 Is hundreds. aai EncwG1i
NJ" lA-i - yshftr- 90" a. the mot rel al 90
,lUu- uuH hHffrl'-s pre- iiat uI- ever ufrrGI
the -ut"flrg v taken regularly and per, .l'l
sS-ssi---k.-.-szS sls-A-zss pysrers.a, nenisr %.
reg LhT0R ; ::: a:
] .Assl,sEsSsssyss. F77ss<,s y-en''p, affections
81 .l' sidney lover r'ft0 asHssr, rAiI,- artu,-
or depression 81 sp5ts. hs,rtturu. coie. ~ rnIl
20 the huwels, iu % 10 ih' Usli, lever auu rFJ.
gsutItily, g.
Prepared ouiy - i. "a. 2.tiin e. Co.,
l'rugEi-ts, Macon, Tia.
For .olc ~ liaFvlPy Br.'bsr. OHIO Icrse
caiIo, ILLINOIS,
= Nv pausy2tisv
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Ghe Bnl1etin.
A woman IN the lyancA OF Paris Iu b


4 Pari. core sponien, OF the London
Times. describing the German march
through Paris. thus detail. some OF the
incidents: " The Place dc la Cquoordc
presents . most Sroic>qIc aspect, with
patches Of Grape upon the faces of ali
female figures. Had the whole figure
,eeu drsped the effect would have been
striking enough. but the French in
bandsying up their noses and eyes in
black have not exhibited their usual
taste. Even the Germans are amused
at il. Finding it dangerous I" trihc
with the Bayarians who are lounging
about the Place, in the midst of which
ihcir arms are piled, the mob set upon
Nh snhappy woman. | could not i'm
apinc what they were worrying on the
ground like lot of terriers on rat
finally they swept the object
along with them, cutting aud dragging
il among them, while they yelled like
demons, out through the line Of the sen
tries into the Rue de Rivoli, where an
officer and some men came to the rescue
and I then, for the FIRST time perceived
what seemed from her dress to be a
lady, with her hair all down her back,
and apparently unconscious. 1t would
.eem she had been caught speaking
to German officer, and at least hun /
dred Of the chivalrous defenders of
Paris set upon her in the hope Of being
able to tear her to pieces before help
could arrive. That she can live after
what have seen her suffer seems almost
improbable. That the cruelty of the
scum of this city is only equalled by its
cowardice, the events Of the last few
days have made abundantly evident"
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NATURES GREAT RES.
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IiOonnnd's s'odOphyIlian Pills
Hooaand's Greek Oil
Ilooilland's German Rlt,ers.
\ Eittcrs without Alcohol or sdirtss
Of any KIND

~ Ntn1ut Alcohol Sutfle0
OF ANY KIND
l. ierent from ali others. j. composed 81 tina
pure Juices or VI al principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Barks Tor a. m -dically termed, ex,racis,) the
worthless AMI inert portions of the ingredients
not b.ins used. Therefore. la one bottle of this
Bitter, there u contained a. much medicinal yr.
tn" ~ viii bc found In several gclons of ordinary
mixtures. Tho Roots. etc.. used in this Biticrs
are grown In Germany. their vital prime piles exc
tracted In that country bv u scientific Chemist and
forwsr'led to the mandatory In tins city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
sp.rituous ingredients, this Biitcrs is iroo from
N" objections urged as.ins, all others; no desir.
Tor si'mGlnnts can hc induced from their use,
can max" no drnnknrd-, and cannot, under
Wcumsi'lcc havt any nut al,noiri al effect.
NoUfland's German Tonic. ~
"as compounded Tor tho,c no, rneltEet TO es
r-nc huter-, aai T. intended for use IN ca,c-
when 'nsie alcoholic -i,mniant v eguiTsd inron
no"uon a,th the tnac properties OF the Batter.
Each hni T. NJ the Tonic contain. one bottle o
the huer-, combined with pure sa,n Craz Rum,
AM fav"foi ~ sucH - hammer that the extreme
hhrrn"-' Of the Bitter - owe come, forming
| preparation highly agreeable and plea, NJ 10 the
palate. Hr''pnia!nins tie medicinal y,riu" oi the
hiis,-. The proc 90! a., IDH.p B. 81 40 prr
H'-i tn" tl'p consideration thGt tic -stnuI
lnn' u..H l- guaranteed ir Lr uf % p..t gual.,,.
rf.r ..rie r1'H 'r rul.h.l "a @ ii! ~
rf" H.'- "E'. h"'tvs g. psy aL,.I, 'sut, a4d
I h.'H .Hi ...s.-f = ..e.ptu.I rIer r..'son
r.... "..,.H Huur ..E f.t I..t .H n.. ...t
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! Thcy .." ihe t.reafs.i Erot,, N,u,,.
dies.
70. 20 wnih, IA, bysp gpsia, \ syor.- .l,b.!.
~ lA ndiec, lfseao 81 he n an ~, ErI..
i''ns OF TIE ska, esd AL Gi.,,-..
N'-i"R from = .I-Yt.r3rI
LIVER -iUs,rH, urtW.
Datlty of "a.
b,ulg
Rca .., .,iius.us sjupDaI.s e.. ap,.yl.,.
fi'IW-h - iIsnp il,- militia, 90 !'..'i 10th,
b'''i 81 /. 3! OF az, stomach, Nln-u. ..lll..lg,,
"''''" t"'i, ini'Ues- uIst- lat .u III, 81, inT,.I
. "a ~ ..''uir, HIuDi.s ul asltsIu. d. ft. t.'t D
~ I., r. t" O. sNiniiumg e.! TIE h,Hi I.l,ie,.
"' ll| .' H'N'Hhf fuicUur al the .,srI. rlo-.
t ~ - ....., -.i .t-i.o.. ~ii.n lu "A iyiIy r4.
''.. .. ~. "a, -Ni- s 9vLit- lri,,ss mn.
o.. D. .." I|." .u ine head iet i.ua, If i'~f,t,'r
''"' 3 ''"' &C. I'd tH- s,iu amt ewes, 'p,.ti Iu
To- f''s'r . r,i,Fi, limbs. rt.., .Ia,n 'uu.h..
OF 'tH', '...uH< IA 'lo na-h, constant lnaRtninga
81 'NlHHa GtrAt depression 81 rlllls-, Al lL,..
lnlfii' fiHNWc a ,he Liver 90. digestive ,,,aar.
r .siuIt'rr n lmputelool.
." u-" o, H." hinTfs ur Tomb y, 10 so.n c,u.,
u" 'hf" .wpt }me ~ usAl I,oaI, a4d tie i,4t,.ui
NT. ga an 4 nUnit..
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-02

state Of Illinois. Alexander County, ~.
!, A. u. Stafford, Cashier o. the City National
Bank, ct Cairo, do solemnly swear that the a5oye
statement is true to the best OF my knowledge
ana belief A. Is. SAFFORD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me, THIS .ith
day OF March, ISL. II. II. CANbEE,
Correct Attest. Notary Public.
Il. j.. WILLIAMSON,
X. u. CUNNINGHAM,
= :. TAYLOR,
insjdlw Directors.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-02
tits Of inestimaho I;vnIue 10 the Fa,me

IN examining insect, shicA p.yy upon AIS cyOps.
III, power vl a 80 micfo-cOpr, AMI 90 simple h.
It's cone lu"tlun that uuy chin caa u.r u under
st,ndip,ly anal itlI spltse'atiau.
l-.utlT a prarvni, elegant, iu-truriiY"' AIu'is-
ing, and heap over un,t~ have ts'u sult,
Daring the past is yo1iS its worth las been i"s.
tiiir,i 10 ~ thousands col! scientific men, trm"-s,
schCul tcs-li.'s, stpI,b'-, Ihyr'.1I,s, heads 90
families, md others
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-02

sinir ~ lluuua,, tybu1y oi Abr ,u'rr, %.
|, e, y. Hughes, Cashier ,i Ila TI-i s.. u..I
Bank at ra,,u, IL" ,rlsJ'nly s1s.r ~ . ~. 4l,yr
statement -u1r OF the t,.'of Nv krYNI lsr uiii
belief Is NAME.
subs th.d ~. IS ON 200 l''',, b.., fli. 1i,h
&c., II Nsr,u, \. lush
"a. PrFs, N,tuy r,it'c
Correct ajttst;
H. Nt'iN
RbBT W MILLER
-, MENE
Directors.