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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-03-28

CORPORATION OFFICERS.
Nayor-Jas. K. Grove,
RecoFdsF-R0b't Shapard,
Tolea Consfable-Nm 4. Wells,
Pokiceaaa-W. j. Madison.
ALDERMEN.
A. J. Alternately, Hoh't Shapar,l, Jas. r
Grove, ]. II. Raiuey. Henry NJ. Stan
ley, VIVA. Malone, and J. I. Moore.
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~ IL ~ Ia " a. Ntts sJCCa
LrNNvILLE LODGE, NO. 185, F. A. N.
Meets every Saturday, on or after the
full moon in each month. w. Ii. Rob-
inson, w. NJ; Z. p. Fry, Sec.
BRADSHAW LODGE, NO. $50, F. & A. II.
Meets Saturday night, on or after the
full moon in each month. Willis WOr-
ley, w. NJ; Z. B. Worsham, Sec.
CAMPBELLsvILLE LODGE, NO. 36i, r.
& a. N.
Meets Wednesday night, on or before
the full moon in each MONTH Sam
Yokely, w. NJ; JAS. Cook, See.
ELKToN LODGE, NO. "a, F. & A. n.
Meets the first Friday night in each
month.
BETHEL LODGE, no. 1914, F. a. NJ.
Meets Friday night, on or after the
full moon in each month. Thomas j,
Campbell, w. NJ.
CORNERsvILLE LODGE, NO. 126, F. &A.M.
Meets Saturday, on or before the full
moon IN each month"; G. 7. Orr, w.
NJ. A. Z. Blackburn, Secretary.
LAwRENCEBURG LODGE, NO. 1O7, F.
s A. 81.
Meets Friday, on or before the full
moon in each month. VIM. Parkes, w
:-W w. T. Nixon, Sec.
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PULASKI COUNCIL NO. 8, ROYAL AMI
SELECT MA STEERS.
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FEYER I'D AGuE.

FEvER AND AGUE cured for fsvos,,,
There is net remedial agent in This wsrl
that viii cure Fever and Ague, aud all otbs
Aaiarious1 Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid. vi
low. and other Bevers aided bv Ran
W Al IS FlLLS,) so quick as RAILWAY.
READY RELIEF. Fifty ssEta per bStts
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MrTnanIsE 2. cnunen-souru.
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DIR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLYENT

Has MADE THE MosT AsroSfsu1so Cusns.
So Quick, So kAPID ARE THE CuAseni
rRE Bonn UNDER6oEss ueDER THE INFLr-
EHoE or THIS THULT WOAD KRFuL MEpI.
CINE THAT
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AMUsEMENr

=; :, :; = :AaMosAMESr ,..,........--
LAST S ssRFs LAST NIGHTS H Hsf ps saSR
BRILLIANT 4s Gr sassssssstGe ssoAorn.,,
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
LONDON BuR sIa sSi COMPANY.
Mr. A 1osa sraus5s%: entitled
HHh KING fs5sqsSs ESSAs"srAs ME- I1sk
SSpTAIS join sairHI . .........Sr e. v ASsSS
9PeSfspeS Mr. Nj gyIiAa LANE csSss
FOR run Fl Ct ne BY Mr. HESTER
THE FXvoEirs SoMEplETrA ENTITLED
Messrs Young Anson Cox Miss Jenny Lee and Miss Emap
weston P q saf en MATINEE SATURDAY Ara
In active rehearsal BaTaanas best snrlssSue IN two aee
POLL AND PARTNER JOE
with he celebrated song OF "o0
The Buresque win presented with Scenery. Music
Properties, &c. &c.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE BEGINS AT ..
aRcKs srxSE sissf Hq
oVNHwHILAS snS ASP By FMG
of the justice ., the ms nn,!, promise that
t hALEA R R9okHi
OVER THREE I Es$ NySSEISai IN ihE HOUSE
Hundreds hundreds unable standing rooml
Mr. COLE respectfully suggests that ms he arranged
for the opening of the Box Oce daily from A. M toloP
would be advisable those OF avoiding the pressing
OF the multitude about the enrances to their seats Ia
advance.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH a..
Fourth night of Fosters wonderful spectacle founded
Moores delicious Eastern love story, and emitted
LALLA ROOKIE Or,
THE PEARL OF INDIAt
ss s as sw s a Ssa 81
rienced play. goers l'-New York Herald.
THE FEAST or LANTERNS ~
THE FEAST OF BANNERS III
The two most wonderfully and supeativey ganA
scenes placed any stage In Europe or Ameiicat
BEWlLDERINGLY DAIZLiNGli
UNQUALIFIED CAST OF CHARACTERSt
GRAND BALLET III
Miles, DE ROSA, ALBERTlNA MAhZERI LUSUARDtt
PREMIERES DANSEUSESl
SIX HUNDRED SUPERB AND COSTLY DRESSESt
Magnificent Properties Appointments and General Access.
sories III Charming and Delightful Musicl
GRAND OPEKATIC CHORUSl
Three hundred handsome male aux,eries In Inn
posing stately Professions. Pageants and Unique
Marches
thousand Varlegated Chinese Lanternsl everything.
GORGEOUS AND RICH BEYOND DESCRlPTlONI,,
'.sMATINEE SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONH
O'CLOCK.
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WALLACK'S. - - .
Mr. Iesie calat tell drnn in

w LIVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Mr. Lester Wallack's celebrated drama, in abeauxs
THE VETERAN.
"The Veteran predicted in anticipation OF It's pro-
ducon has proved Of the most successful dramas ever
brought out ut Walack splendid rs is Its roll OF drar
matte Victories 1t would be hard to speak too highly OF tho
perfect smoothness and with which the piece runs
Zach been cast with admirable regard the
individual capacity and pecuiaries of the player. We
We already spoken at length in previous notices OF the ee
gance OF the setting and mounting and can only repeas
what said then The last tableaux a chef d'Guvro
OF startling incident and skfu blending of color and cos
tune The "veteran will doubtless to the end OF the
season; but recommend readers TO 70 there 40
the piece will bear seeing twice thriceExraue
from the New York Herald
Box book open from A. NJ. To 4 p M.
Due notice VIII be given OF the re-appearance OF Nj.
Charles Mathews, Mr. H. Stoddard and Miss Pessy Nor
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LII THE FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
n of private mansion 24 West 26h ST. near 9Th ay, TO be
In lots by catalogue, suit lurchasers. HENRY
ZlNN Auctoneer sells this day. commencing at 10Y O'Clock,
VIZ pRosewood Pianoorte itch Paror SUITS, in plain and
figured satin and silk rers Mirrors, Brussels Carpets,
Lounges, hairs, Clocks, Paintings, DC.
Also Bedroom Suits, In r. sewood and walnut
Single double Beosteads Bureaus Wardrobes, Spring
and Hair Bedding Pillows Bolstes Blankets. Sheets,
&C; Dining Room Basement and Kitchen Furniture,
Plate Cutlery China Crockery, Dinner and Tea Sets, &c.
positive.
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FRIDAY March 70 lGrst time in many years),
THE PROVOKED HUSBAND.
SATURDAY MATINEE March 20 (seeond tirne),
TIE PROVOKED HUSBAND.
LONDON ASSURANCE.
MONDAY. March 49,
FROU FROU FIRST time,
BENEFIT OF MR. JAMES ROBERTS
IN ACTIVE REHEARSAL,
for elaborate production extraordinary Partisan
Drama, bearing the singular and significant title Of
ARTICLE AZ.
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A UCTION NoTlCE.-CLINTON B. OsGoOD, AUG
"a TIONEER
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF
SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BY OSGOOD 4 CO.,
THURSDAY, MARCH q, at l0h A. NJ,
at their sa.esroom,
126 CHAMBERS STREET, near College place.
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
UNDER FORECLOSURE
of a chattel mortgage.
z FNAMELLED AND PAINTED COTTAGE SUITS.
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Washstands.
HANDSOME BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM SUITS.
Chairs, Feather Pillows and Bolsters.
BLACK WALNUT PARLOR SUITS, MIRRORS.
Refrgerators Dining Tables and Chairs
INGRAM AND BRUSSELS CARPETS.
Sheets, Blankets, Crockery and Kitchen Ware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

A UCTION.-AsSIGNEE'S SALE.
IA $4,000 worth OF
Magnificent household Furniture, &c,
at the private residence 80 West Fifteenth street,
between Filth and Sixth avenues,
on THIS DAY (IHURSDAY) March q.
sale commencing at 10l1 O'clock
Rosewood Panoforte, Drawing Room Suits. Paintings,
Bronzes, marqueteds bos dc rose Cabinets,
Velvet Carpets, Stl.uary, Slverware
and many rare, costly Works OF Art
AUGUSTA Marines CO., Auctioneers.
Drawing room Furniture, covered crimson god, green
gold brocate Pompadour Marie Antone styles Eageres
Sccretare Bookcase Canterbury, Encognure Jardneres
Music Box Velvet Medallion Carpes Chandeliers
Clock, French plate Mirrors, OH Paintings artists,
magnificent rosewood Panoforte celebrated maker STOOL
Cover; rosewood, walnut bureaus style Louis XIV, Mat
tresses Table Sideboard Silverware, Glassware, Sheffield
Cutlery Chnaware. Furniture servants apartments Base
ment, Kitchen Furniture. Sale peremptory.
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MATINEE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. MATINEE.
VI SPECIAL
SATURDAYS LALLA ROoKH MATINEE
In order give the spectacle IN Its entirety n-
Producing its wonderful effects and all s super
ativey grand beautiful pocessions. grand
bal delightful music the performance will commence
HALF-pAST ONE O'CLOCK.
REMEMBER, SEATS CAN ALWAYS BE SECURED
FAR IN ADVANCE OF ANY PERFORMANCE.
(NRAND OPERA HOUSE NEXT SUNDAY.
VI ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
TWENTYTHIRD NINTH REGIMENr BAND CONCERT.
CAPOUL'S FAREWELL
s,sSeats be secured Mt the box Once.
Messrs JACKSON, TOOKER II MORRISSEY respectfully
announce that they have arranged with the -
SIRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
for the appearance ut their next
GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT,
SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH "a,
OF the great tenor who shared Missions triumpha
NJ VICTOR CAPOUL,
which Is to be his farewell to New York.
Mile. MARIE LEON DUVAL,
also OF the Nilsson organizations;
MULLER, the worlds greatest bariOne
MILE CLARA PERL, prima donna conralt0b
Of the Muder- Fabbri Grand Opera Company;
senorita J0SEPHINE FILOMENA the CHILEAN violinsseS
CHARLES II. PRATT, the renowned pfantste,
VIII also participate In tho grand prepared for
the special OCCASION which will introduce gems from all the
most popular operas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

Joseph HEGEMAN 4 Co-REauLAR WEEKLY
sae-Fridsy, March 90 at A. M at the Central Sales-
rooms wiloushby street, corner of Pearl Brooklyn, hsnd
eng China Glass and Fancy goods st9yes g. a M,
Wheeler & Wilson and other makers. Also at 7. NJ, Vel
vet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets
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YOUNG MAN WORTH ABOUT S250O0 WISHES TO
IN marry n Young lady, OF good family, worth about
tluO0 about TO- Address. with reference boz wv Herald
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TACOB BOGART AUCTIONEER-M ARSHAL'S SALE,
. day. ii O'clock at 81 Warren street. Lot Torpedos
lot Henches Stoves, Torpedo Crit lot Acid also right,
title and interest in iron Safe, Glassware, &C.
MATHEW 4. BEIRNE, Marshal.
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JouRNEAY. AucTIoNEER.

JOURNEAY AUCTIONEER, -.
"a. Office No. Pine street. nr-.~
Auction sale of handsome Household Furniture Thurs
day. March IL at lO o'clock A. NJ at the private residence
ESQ West Twelfth street. comprising general assortment Of
Paror Chamber and Dining Room Flu rnure in rosewood,
walnut and oak consisting In part OF rosewood Paror Suits
In gold hrocae Gle CANT rosewood Eagcre,
wood marbeop Centre Table, Lace and Brocae Curtains.
and Carpetng rosewood AMI black walnut
Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus rosewood Armore oak Extern
sion Table, oak Bullet &C. Catalogues at auctioneers Office
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p TKAvER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
81 Friday, March o. at II O'Clock, at salesroom, SO
Great Jones seetA general assortment Of Furniture wal
Tables Chairs. WardroDes, Paror Suits, green and
striped reps and haircot Teea Tetes, sideboard Mir
Stoves, Pictures Feather Beds and Pillows hair and other
Mattresses Casters. Crockery sneer's Sewing Machine,
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7 s. wEINBERGER AUCTIONEER-sELLs THIS
J.. day at 0 O'clock at IL Bowery general assortmen
Whiikeys, Brandes, Wine and other Liquors, to
advances variety of other goods Clocks
Epcrayngs. kc,
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A LARGE AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
"A ture Pianofore, fine Oil Paintings, Bronzes, &C.
This (THUkSDAY) morning. commencing at l09 O'Clock,
LUKE FIrZGERAlD, Auctioneer, will dispose OF al the
elegant and costly Household Furniture contained IN pr
yate residence 100 West sd street. near eth avenue
~ octave rosewood Panofore, best CITY makers faror
LiDery and Drawing Room Suits covered In satin Docatei
ana Inc reps Chamber SUITS rosewood ana walnut BED
eteads Bureaus Washstands Sprng and Hair Mattresses
bankeS fitiows &c Dining Room Buffet EXTENSION
Centre ana Library Tables, soil silver Ware Glass China,
dinner aud Tea SETS 200 pieces all over 40 lots, TO suit
purchasers N. b-Goods boxed and shipped or removed
TRY MAX BAyERsDoRFER. AuCTroNEER SELLS
~ ION o'clock 1879 HUDSON street. opposite Hudson River
railroad depot excelent Liquor Lager Beer Saloon
Da!s positive. Dealers invited
MAX BAYEksDoRFER's ONCE 296 broadway.
10y MAX BAYERsDORFER, AUCTIoNEER-sELLs,
Monday next and Offers privately this Gay, excellent
loeorekeepers, "
MAX BAYERsDoRFERs Office 2se Broadway.
RY r. COTTON, AUCTIoNEER.-vERY CHOICE
~ Household Furniture in Ross street, Williamsburg This
lay (Thursday March 81 10 o'clock 21b street.
Williamsburg, two blocks from broadway, embracing In
Ipart one very rich Aron Piano. recently
x7; also Kind of Parior, Dining ioofn
land Basement Goods; Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Clocks,
On Saturday March 49, at the auction rooms No 90 East
IIhtrteenth street, enormous amount medium quality
Household Furniture, removed from mousse for
convenience Of sale. Particulars tomorrow Saturday
|eornin&
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LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER.
"A Down Town Horse Mart ana Auction sa,esroon,
los Liberty 20 New Church. 10Y, no, Ill Cedar Streets
THIS DAY, AT l2 O'CLOCK,
elk head Of superior Daugh Horses just from Central
sylvana, all warranted good workers.
Single and Double Truck. Express Wagon and Harness.
Good Business Horses &C., &c. No postponement for
weather.
ON FRIDAY, AT ION O'CLOCK,
RICH CHAMBER FURNITURE,
consisting OF about IS Suits of walnut Chamber Furniture
some OF them of the most costly description.
The palmer work will be sold IN separate pieces.
On exhibition this afternoon
At los Liberty street
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CyUPREME COURT SALEM PARTITION,
= OF valuable Broadway Properly.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
will nj ,rcti

on WEDNESDAY, March a. 1872, at u O'Clock noon,
at the Exchange Salesrooms, Ill Broadway.
under direction of Gratz Nathan, Esq, Referee
the valuable six story and cellar brick Building 1 Broad
way, Maiden lanc building covering the lott this
of the finest corners IN the city OF New York.
Rental of premises about 1874, 0O0 per annum
Maps with full particulars, at the Auctionecr's oce 81
Cedar street, corner Broadway.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
RY JOHN A. DUNN H.. h y. I.}.'
win sell this day. at O'Clock at the salesroom sSs Bow
1Gss Or ssS three sss
bureaus Washstands Tables Chairs, Bedsteads together
with quantity Of Tin rs DxTsy 6
ny IsApoRE ). swARzKopH. AUoTloNEER-sELLs,
Is al O'Clock, at l5 wloushby street Brooklyn, geneel
Furniture private family Carpets Howes Sewing Ma
chine Positively IN 0' j. s%HRzSoPH. 1913 Bowery
DY CAMPBELL CO.. AUCTIONEERs
ID WIN sell Friday next in lots. contents old established
SSp wines: 4s about ssSsS Sa:.Ss?ssl:
%Sskev Ssres choice Vines Sherry Por. and
irish whisEeys Fixiures &C. Goods immsdiass removed
Full particulars day Of SALE Liquor speculator buy.
CAMPBELL CO., Auctioneers. s4s Hudson st.
by JOHN H. DRAPER CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
ID The De;lIawsre Lackawanna and Western Railroad
:. ,,, jsSoao TONS SCRANTON coal.
at public auction on Wednesday. March a. at - o'clock
SAMUEL SLOAN. President.
n NJ. SEAMAN, AUcTIoNEER.
%ssissss gSse 1ss ss at Is
% as AMID snss ao
anei Mirror Boosters Pillows spring Mattresses
Sns and nn a Sss Chan
Pine street.
DOCK PROPERTY JERE JOHNSON
- Jr. win sell this day, ~ O'clock Exchange
room of valuable pieces Dock Property
the city Of Brooklyn splenddy located the corner OF
ey % Sd n the o Of
lumber lime, wood brick dealers, hay merchants and
% S ss
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
FIRST IMPORTANT SALE
AMERICAN WATER coLoRs.
many of which are the Exhibition at the Academy
OF Design.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
60 LIBERTY STREET,
THIS DAY AND ToMoRRow, MARCH p AND %,
commencing day mt l2 O'Clock.
This beautiful collection Is exhibition.
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TAMEs NJ FORD, AUCTIONEER.-FORD & co. SELL
this day. at two O'clock in Bowery near Fourth street.
Room and Kitchen Furniture in variety also
about 25 Carpets from hotels also by order of the Mar
shall two black walnut suits. Parior Suits in muslin two
black walnut Bedroom Suits Library and Secretary Book
Enameled Suits, Mattresses, Bedding. ALSO
from STORAGE to expenses quantity Of Furniture Cab
turc, Counter Cases. Extension Tables Gas Chan
deler, China, Glass, Crockery and Cutlery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-21

THE QUEENS HOTEL, MAR THE CRYSTAL PAL
l. ace, Upper Norwood, London-To tourists and fam-
lies Its elevated pleasant and most salubrous position
combined with the comfort afforded and general manage
men have the Queens Hotel favoe of the
upper ranks Of English society.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-28
POLICE OFFICE.

After calm comes q storm. At the af.
ternoon session the arena of Justice over
which Squire Shannessy presides, was
filled with spectators to witness the mas
terly manner in which his honor applied
the scourgc Of terror to wrong-doers
John Cain ushered into his honors pres
snce couple of unwilling guests, in the
persons Of William Davis and Michael
Rimmons, who it appears, after getting
outside of too much scorpion soup, mis-
took "the other man - for hosing past,
and with dexterity and energy, doubled
their digits, and gave free exhibition of
their scientific powers to large and ad-
miring out-of-door audience, afording
some lively evidences that they "did
know something of eye bunging and
head pummeling. Corner of Sixth street
and Commercial avenue, was the seat of
war. Being unlicensed professionals, his
honor thought the moral breach could
not DO healed for less sum than 800
and costs each, amounting to Sl2.l5
piece. An execution was ordered, or, on
the alternative of non-payment, II DAYS
in the public safe.
Before these cases had fairly reached
conclusion, the Cain brothers were called
upon to tell what "they knew about IA
foot race. A joker manner Elijah Jubilee,
who had been evidently testing too many
samples of the essence of jimjambs, under
took IN equine race against time on Pop
lar street, whooping like one of Mr.. Los
Comanches. He TUNED up Ninth
street and along the vacant lots, until
either exhausted, or seeing it was useless
to compete with the feet footed stars, he
came to time. Being run up to 'justces
awful front" he wilted. The Squire
informed him that that race was
worth 50 % any way, and the
trimmings beng put in as rider, came to
1926 odd. With perfect good nature
the vanquished hero evinced pleasure
BILE indifference to the cost Of the "little
joke, and with cheerful pluck extremely
edifying to behold, he forked over like a
whole-soule1 fellow, INDUCING in some jo-
cund remarks MS he did SO, shook hands
with the squire and his counsel, and de-
parted, with "wealth to spend and power
to range" rejoicing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-28
LOCAL NOTICES.

A WHOLE PEOPLES OPINIOH.-When a
nation of forty millions accepts and en-
dorses Is q STANDARD RESTORATIVE an
article that 1t has had the fullest opportun-
tiles Of testing during q period Of twelve
years, who can be so absurdly incredulous
rs 10 doubt the excellence of the prepara-
tion 2 PLANTATION BITTERs has passed
through this ordeal and is now the most
popular proprietary medicine on this con-
iinent 1t would be difficult to find an
adult of either sex between the Atlantic
and the Pacific, or between the northeast
corner Of Maine and the Gulf Of Mexico,
who does not know, either from personal
experience or observation, that this re-
nowned vegetable remedy is the purest
tonic and stomachic and the finest alter
alive and regulating medicine at present
before the world. As apreventive of, and
cure for diseases generated by malaria,
and IS specific FOR dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, and all nervous and bilious affec-
lions, It Is admitted to DO fairly pronounced
the FAvoRITE HOUSEHOLD Tonic AND
ALTERNATIVE Of the Western Hemisphere.
j27eodlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-28
TWO ARRESTS BY SHERIFFIRvIN

About year aud half ago negro
rascal named James Jackson living about
mile and half frem Villa Ridge, who
cohabited with negro woman, became
enraged when she cast him off and would
have nothing more to do with him. In
revenge therefor, the savage brute cut off
the ears of her infant child and escaped
before he could be caught. Last Tuesday
the bold villain came back, and word be-
ing sent to Sheriff Irwin, he stood not on
the order of his going, but went for him,
and arresting the unhung wolf sent him to
Pulaski county jail where he is now
safely housed to take his turn at the next
term of the criminal court.
About ten days ago information was
sent to Sheriff Irwin of negro named
Lawrence Bird, who murdered man by
the name of Richard OBarwon, OF. the
farm of Joseph Clark, in Missouri, and
was floating around the Misery mills in
Centralia. The sheriff was off in giffy,
bagged the murderer and returned here
with him on Friday. Sheriff Swank, OF
Mississippi county, Mo-. came after him
and took him over to Charleston, Mo, tc
be held for trial. Sheriff Irwin deserves
great credit for his promptness and skill
in nabbing the above named desperate ruff
| fans.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-28
PARSONS 4 cos QUEENSWARE
ESTA BLISHMENT.

Asa of sort initiative step in the statistic.
al information which We propose to furnish
in order to give strangers and others some
idea Of tho extent OF the business done in
Cairo, we called on Messrs. Parsons d Co.
Wholesale and retail dealers in crockory,
glass ware, cutlery and toys, for some
information respecting the amount OF
business they We're transacting in their
line.
Mr.. Parsons informed US that their
gross receipts for the year ending this
month amounted in round numbers to
SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
not inclusive Of city custom.
This firm ship to different points in the
following states Illinois, Ohio, Indiana
Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missis-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-28

&. HAuENsTINE ARcHITEcT.---This
gentleman has established himself SUCCESS
fully in his business in this city. He last
year made the plans and specifications of
John Goeckels, Peter Neifs and Ii. N.Y.
ers buildings on OHIO Levee, and Fred
Theobold's handsome residence on corner
Sixth and Walnut streets; and this year
made the plan of Peter Cuhrs, DIR. Ward
ner's, John Koehler's, Gilbert Brinkmeyer
and Smiths, and Leo Kleb's buildings. He
also superintendent the erection Of all these
buildings, and points to them for proof Of
lis ability to do good work in his line. He
made the plans and specifications oia pub
nc school building in Metropolis, and Of
many other buildings here and elsewhere.
lie asks the attention of the public to his
works, and believes he is entitle to liberal
PATRONAGE. 7-3lm%