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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21

IsrALIBLr REMEDIEs.--For the tooth.
ache. n dentist; for debt, industry; for
love matrimony; for the gout toast and
water; for bile, exercise; for corns, easy
shoe.; for the most delicious, enjoyable,
wholesome bread and biscuit', DR.. Prices
Justly celebrated Cream BAKING powder
And for natural, delicate and decided ma
yor. for cakes. ice cream, jeilies, sauce
and GRAVES, DIR. PRICES Special Flavor
inps. acknowledged superior In every re-
srcct 10 any vet discovered. 3-1o-lo0d&w
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W. You can buy SIX

W. You can buy SIX
and One-half lbs. Durants
Il Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. Now Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun,
powder Tea, One Dollar and
seventy.ive Cents per pound
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea
One Dollar per pound, and ev'
erything proportionately cheap
n HIRAM BIXBY.
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GRANDEST SCHEME oF THE AuE
S. s O Q, o Q ..
CASH GIFTS
100000 for onlySlO

Under the authority OF special act on
March 10. 1871, the trustees announce WY
Third Grand Gift Concert Tor the peheh' y.
= III p,,,Wc / ihrnry of Kentucky, to come OF,
in the Public Library Hall at Louisville
"'' TUESDAY, APRIL :, 1873,
AT this concert the best musical ,A yea
that can be procured from all part. oi tie
country will add pleasure to the enteitaln
ment. and Ten Thousand Cash 1ill'' ns5ie'
,,,,ino n vast total of Hall Million Dollar
ss ur,ms viii be distributed by lot to the
| iickct-holder., a. follows:
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21

Coon yws--One Of the largest ana
NOS. complete stock Of custou-mAde boots
and shoes ever brought TO this mark'', mas
ms, been received by Mes'rs' Hardy
Greenwood, No. lo3 Commercial ave-
These gentlemen are both practical WORK
men in tho boot and shoe business have
had a larger experience, and cannot be de-
.eived into purchasing anything bu' the
very BEST stock.
They employ number OF hri'-olA''
.,,,on ~ their establishment, and are
.o.nufsc,uring EVERY VARIETY AND
,ryrr of Ladies and Misses shoes and
caters at St. Louis prices, and guarantee
,,,;.faction. They make these specially
they also make to order all kinds Of fin.
,sli, kip or leather boots, in style and price
ina, defes competition, either in Cairo oil
in the West. All goods warranted TO Of
.. represented.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21

MARVELLOUS BHroSp PREcHDENT-!s
tbe effects of Sozodont upon the whole
economy Of the mouth, keeping the g1ms
yosv and healthy the teeth In perfect order,
Giving 20 the breath bslmy fragrance.
3.l6d&w1w
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
rurIp FARMS IN SOUTHWEST NO.

CuENT TNIWD IN 70 "A Conrunv
The Atlantic 4 Pacific haliroa WsN Ei and
ssr; lsSe ls sSrss s q r s%S
acre. ON seven years time, with free trans.
Climate, soii timber, mineral wealth Schools no,s
churches and law abiding socie.S osSn,its
emigrants from al points 20 ii,s 's n%dpess A.
uck, Land Commissioner, st. LS o. . aaSi
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21

Nix. Gro. SrElsHousx, barber and hsr
dresser, corner Of Eighth street ana 'om-
mercial avenue, desires to call the attention
u tho bearded community TO his neatly ar
ranged saloon, and the fact that he is mas
tar OF his profession in oil its branches
He has bearded many lion in his dsn' ana
call for more. w.
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GOING SOUTH.

STRIVE AssxLMEsT, the bar-keeper' has
opened q fine saloon in Louis biA''eaus
,id stand, where can be found, nj Oil
times, Steve serving his customers WIN
the best OF drinkables. i-"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21

BEAD THIS
A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MESsRS. J. & c. MACUtRE, st; Leuis, Mo
CcniIemensThe undersi gned having known you for
tists, and observing the effective action ct your
remedies for whatever recommended, wish 10 bear
voluntary evidence 10 the efficacy Of ycur last and
In our opinion. best PREPARATION, " MAOIlkEo
CUNDURASGO BI11ERS." II Is all that YOU
Chin for IL as an alternative, pu'gatye. depurstor
ard diure,c acting specially upon the liver, blood,
kidneys and bowels.
Joseph BROWN, Mayor, who adds: - have
fund this The most ples.sni and elective medicine
| have ever used. -.,t---
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Cemmissoner'
who adds: g endorse ihe Mayors opinion.
THOs RICHrSON, $. u. lAtllN, =.
| pres Collier Lead & Ol of Latin & Rand Powder
NJ uovsrR. CHAs. G. GoNTER.
| pm ~ iouis Globe. C'hm'n Demslen. Com
| " I. WAGNER, q. Itkbt SONi
| Clerk Probate Court. g Jeuhs' oi 40 Dem
| BRITAIN A HILL. HENRY J: MIDD,
s. BLOOD, FRANK VALE,
| SAVING AS, - ~ CHAMBERS,
NORMAN CoLNfAN, rre.. Bot g D!oy; Bank
Pub Rural World ;. GREENWOOD.
NJ. s. HARTNETT. p,eS y; NJ: L
| late City Collect r. + y ShkfOIh,
| TIiOS, WALSH. Of Shryoek & Go
Architect ". 4. GAY,
NJ T. ANDREWS, Of Gay, liannenkamp
| Of Moody, Michel & Co. Co.. -,,r,
| THERON BARNUM, JAMES Ak|HtN'
Of Barnums Hotel
AL many others TOO numerous - mention.
J. e. c. NAGU,RE,
s9ls Profri.icr', ST. Louis. Nc
pEIc7, rs GENTS PER BOTTLE
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Dr. Hsnry's Root and Plant Pills.
Mid 70, thoroush-no nausea or sriping-en.
.ireiy vegetable-greas liver remedy Price 70
sents Sold by Drugslsts.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21

DusYAMs YEAST POWDER for purity
and strength is uncqusied. Al who use
IL like II and recommend it to their neigh-
i-l7-d6m
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Marie, /, hereby given ,bs. I will pay

NOTICE Is hereby given that VIII pay
no bills for goods sold to any Of the en-
Moves OF The CAIRO BuLLErIs, either
or themselves or for the use OF the ONCE
uulese the same are furnished on an ''der
igned by Mr.. Burnett or myself
,o.oo.iv Jons II. OBERLr.
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Mrs. WhiteO mb's Syrup.
The great soothing remedy. Price on.y Is
..n,s. Gives rest to the mother md health TO
he child Sold by Druggists.
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HERMAN LEVY,

No. SO Ohio Levee, Cairo, l'lino"
commission merchant, and dealer in hides
fur, wool and leather. Highest cash price
Maid for all kinds of old metal, copper
brass. rags, and paper stock. Liberal al
ra,oas msde to responsible shippers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21

rss DR.. Henry's worries Tenic and
UlooA PaSlAer.'
II is the great household remedy, pleasantto
t,ks. vt potsut for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. II II better than Bittsrs. Cordi1'
,,uchu or sarssparills. Sold BY Druggists
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21
Marriage Guide.

Marriage Guide.
Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition. New
Engrsvings, Two-hundred and sixty Pages.
Price 20 cents. Address DR. Born DnrfS'
,Iay, u North Eighth Street, 81. Louis, NO.
sAdvoxtisement.
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LOOK HERg.--The following arc Tue I'M
precendented low prices OF when hs'a!
and reenwald, lO5 Commercial avenue
are manufacturing all sfnds oi ooo"'
.hoes and gaiters:
Wellington French-cslf boo'''"''' " "
ditto double soled. ........ ....'' j. no
AoHsu. 49,. .ot.d .... IA 80
5ewsd CATERS. plain, ......'''...'''''' "
And all other work done At corresPona'
ing low prices. Repairing done WIN
neatness and dipAtch. Only the oes'
material used, and Gil work guaranteed
l.l-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-21

- produce more delicious medicine TO taAc' 9e'''
..tsut for the prevention mud cure OF diseases ~
y. -;-y.r,s T:...'s .;si: AND s.o:o f-s!7!Ia.
Price 6I, or bottles for %.
Prepared by tho Grafton Medicine Co, ST LOUIE
70. sid by Druggists and dealers IN m"as'As
~~yvrh.-e.
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rEU GREAT
Household Remedy!

A, m lnvigorator. Liver Correetor
c,,a BLOOD Ren0vatOr Ia superior to all tho
n;;tcrs, Eiixir,, Cordinis nnG saFsa'
r,nr:I:as in use. II 10 so adapted to tho whole
sy.,em that every organ and function In tho BODY
brought under Its ezhilara.ing Influence. II gives
to:e nnd strength 20 tho digestive mp
,5arn.us. tiIspels Ianguor and denny
iay.corates the Liver. regulates the
siiIncya and Bowels, removes tho efee' OF
excess or ovSrtaza,ion Of any kind and gives ""
| tcl:s- and richness to tho blood.
It's curative powers alter and completely reofs'n'
izo til, entire mass Of fluids and even the soAas %
the human system, thereby preventing and eu''h'
Dysocp:ic and ConsumptfSc synp
toms. Fever and 'Ague, Bilious Diseas
Ga. reyers Of all kinds, Nervous DeOi'
.ty. Affections OF the Stomach nn'
Howe:s, etc. As mild and delightful In'so
rant for delicate females, It has no superior.
rs It's use now li.o and yigor 10 given to po'h 'a
sud mind. sending glow Of vitality through ever
part. which Is permanent and lasting.
Itis the most Ell .ctuAl remedy for the rehsr
human suffering ever discovered, and as Pleasant
tho taste as old rye or nns wine
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CAIRo AND VINCENNEs RAILROAD
'"'"' TINE TABLE.

ON and after Monday. February !" a., $50 :,
train. on The c. and V. railroad VIII r"" "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-08


By reference to our special dispatch
from Nashville il win be seen that
Colonel AT. Lacey, Of this city, has been
elected 10 the honorable and highly re-
sponsible position Of Speaker Of the
State Senate. Colonel Lacey ranks with
the Independents, or johnson Demo-
crats. and is as safe man for the Office
as his section OF the party could
offer. He was for many years a
member of the Legislature o.
Missouri, and with the expert
ence acquired there, will bring to the
administration of the duties devOlving
upon him a thorough knowledge of
parliamentary law and usage, a cool
head, the shrewdness of a man of the
world, well versed in human nature, and
8 knowledge of business, that we hope
be will exert in the interest of COM
merce, hitherto so much neglected by
our State Legislature. We congratulate
Colonel Lacey upon his election, and
trust that ne will none the less be active
IN the interest Of Memphis because CT
his position as presiding officer of the
Senate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-08
Report from the Senate as to the
Result of the Late Election
No Other Business Tran
sacted.
The GubernatOrial Contest the
EngrOssiug Theme With the
PubIie----MOVementS Of
Politicians.
Dorsey Now the FaVOrite----Baxtcr
Moving in His Interest
Democrats Regard the
Governor with Favor.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, January AT the last
open board of the Senatorial market this
evening, Dorsey stock was quoted at an
advance, the upward tendency being
OccasiOned by the report that Governor
Baxter has declared his preference for
Dorsey. If this report be true it inn
proves Dorsey's chances wonderfully,
for the Democrats in the Legislature
have confidence enough in the promises
of reform set forth in the Governors in
augural to be willing to aid him to the
full extent of their power. Bowen is
going to prove willy adversary, and as
he has plenty of money, and will spend
it freely, Colonel Dorsey will not win
the race by walk-over. There is an
evident disposition on the part of lead
ing Minstrels to speedily repeal the dis
franchising clauses of the constitution.
Notice was given to-day that bills for
that purpose would be introduced at an
early day. Nearly every Brooks reform
candidate has commenced suit for the
position for which he ran, trying to get
possession of the offices by hook OF by
crook.
The Grand Lodge of Arkansas F. and
A. NJ. is in session, and is more numer-
Ously attended than for years past.
Associated Press Dispatch.(
LITTLE Rock, January THE SEN
ate completed the canvass of the vote for
the balance of the State officers last
night, reporting the entire Republican
ticket elected. The new officers were
sworn in and entered upon their duties
to-day.
Notices were given in both Houses to-
day Of the introduction of bills agreeing
to the pending constitutional amend
ment, doing away with the disfranchis-
ing clause of the constitution, and sub
mitting the same to a vote of the peo-
pie. Notices were given of the intro
duction of large number of other bills,
after which both Houses adjourned till
tomorrow.
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A. T. Lacey, Of Shelby, Elected
Speaker of the Senate ON
the 43d Ballot.
John OVertOn, jr., the Coming
Man in the House for
Speaker.
Andy JOhnsOn's Influence in the
Legislature----A Working
Body.
BY TELEGRAPH


Special TO the Appeal
SENATE.
NASHVILLE, January THE Senate
resumed voting for Speaker, COM
mencing at the twenty-sixth ballot. At
noon the thirty-second ballot was as
follows: Coulter 9, Hughes l, Jones Z,
Robertson l, Warren l, Richardson l,
Leake 4, Mcconnell of Trousdale l.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The forty-third ballot resulted in the
election of A. T. Lacey Shelby, the
vote being D for Lacey; James, 2; and
White, /.
In assuming the duties of the position,
Mr.. Lacey spoke in appropriate terms,
thanking the Senate for the honor con-
ferred.
Geo. A. Howard, T. A. Kerchival and
VI. w. A. Parks were nominated for
Clerk. Howard was elected, the vote
being Howard, IA; Kerchival, s; and
Parks, 4.
For Engrossing Clerk, Mrs. Mag Yer
noy Brown, of Nashville, and Chas. w.
White, of Hawkins, were nominated.
White was elected, the vote being,
White, 13; Brown, II.
After several Intellectual ballotings for
Door-keeper, the Senate adjourned till
tomorrow.
There is considerable electioneering
for Secretary of State, Treasurer, and
Comptroller. Candidates are numerous,
and csnjectures as to the result are much
mixed.
HOUSE.
,Mr. McGaughey presiding. Preston
d. Brown was sworn in.
The voting for Speaker was resumed.
The following was the result of the
ninth ballot: Trousdale Z, Houk 20,
Linsley :, Bond 8, Kerr l, Overton of
Shelby %, Ward l, McGaughey 4,
Mcfarland 3, Williamson l.
After this ballot Mr.. Kerr said that
the parties in the House were 50 divided
that neither would elect its candidate,
and he thought the House would have
to concentrate on some gentleman not
Objectionable to either faction. He
would therefore nominate Mr.. Ward of
Shelby.
Before another ballot was taken the
House adjourned for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Two more ballots were had for Speaker.
The last ballot, seventy-two members
voting, gave Overton 35, Houk "a, and
Ward 8. Overton needed only two
more votes, which he will probably get
tomorrow, it being the general impress
sion that he will be elected.
Associated Press Dispatch.l
NASHVILLE, January THE Senate
to-day elected A. T. Lacey, of Shelby
independently, Speaker, and then adj
journed. The House adjourned till to-
morrow without making an election.
The final ballot stood; Hanke (Repub-
lican), "a; Overton (Democrat), So;
Ward independently, ,. The indie
pendents are much elated by their sue
cess in the Senate. Hanke will prob
ably be elected tomorrow.
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At Moravia, a small town near Alba
ny, New York, ON the fifth instant, VIII
liam J. n. Shepperd, farmer, and a
Mrs. Sophia NJ. Hilkman were fOully
murdered by John Hilkman, hust and
of the latter, at the residence of Shep-
perd. Hilkman was from Madison,
Georgia, and was staying at Shepperd's )
house. He was doubtless jealous of his
wife. Shepperd was highly esteemed;
he leaves a widow and three daughters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-08

years regarded as in favor of building
the Pacific railroad. He had made
speeches and written in favor of it, and
he thought the Government ought TO
build it if the capitalists could not be in
terested for that purpose.
McCrary, of the Credit Mobilier In
vestigating Committee, to-day received
the following dispatch:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-08

tREEMAN-On Monday morning, January
9Th, at seven o'clock, after a few hours illness,
CoRDELIA r., the beloved wife of John J.
Freeman, Of this city, aged Al years.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 at
Tend the funeral, from Calvary Church, at l015
o'clock this WEDNESDAY, morning, Jan. 8.
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BREvooET HOUSE,

Please say to your committee that
Oakes Ames is in error. He mailed me
ten shares Union Pacific and ten shares
Credit Mobilier certificates. 1 returned
the certificates TO him by mail. He also
sent me a check for one Mobilier divi-
dend, to which had no claim, and
included the amount of the check in a
sight draft on New York payable to his
order. Please disclaim, in my behalf,
any shareholding or interest in the
Credit Mobiiier or Union Pacific stocks.
l have not had any, and have not de-
rived any profit therefrom.
Tsignedi VIM B. ALLISON.
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POWER HOSTING


II in need of an Elevator of any description,
we can furnish il ana guarantee satisfaction.
We can make them to be driven from Shaft
ing by a Special Engine, or by water, in cities
where there are water works. For description
circulars, address JAS i. HAVEN d co,
fa7 Cincinnati. Ohio.
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STEWARTS
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
r--.-...--- ~

WAsHIEGTOS AND LEE UNIVERSITY,
Lexington, Va, January !, 1873.
~ We have had as students here several
young Inen who had been taught in the school
OF Mr.. J. d. stewart, at Memphis, Tenn. The
scholarly spirit and thorough attainments
of these pupils Of Mr. Stewart, In all
the subjects preparatory 20 a college
course, have led as to look upon his school as
one Of unusual excellence; while their high
tone and good manners make plain its moral
influence. We, therefore, feel no hesitation
in recommending this school very cordially
to parents who wish their sons thoroughly
taught and disciplined.
G. W. c. LEE, President.
c. J. HARRIS, Prof. Latin.
EDWARD S. JOYNER,
Prof. Modern Languages.
WM. ALLEN, Prof App. Math.
j. S. KIRKPATRICK,
Prof. Moral Philosophy.
J. L. CAMPBELL PrCE-CbemistTy.
A. L. NELSCS, Prof. Mathematics
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
HUMPHREYS No. Is.

The most successful remedy known. Price
81 single box. Package five boxes and one
large phial of Powder necessary in serious
cases, SO. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co 562 Broadway, New York. ja7
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by MALL
JoHNsoN's INFLUEN,
IN THE LEGISLATURE.

EX-PRESIDENT JoHNSON'S INFLUENCE
IN THE LEGISLATURE.
The Nashville letter of the Louisville
Commercial, referring to the prospective
organization of the two Houses of the
Tennessee General Assembly, says: "Ex-
President sJohnson is expected here
daily, but is detained by the serious i'll
ness of his wife. Notwithstanding the
defeat of Mr.. johnson by Mr.. Maynard,
there is no man in this State whose in
fiuence upon the present Legislature
will be greater than his. In its organi-
zation, the political complexion of the
House stands, twenty-six Republicans,
thirty Democrats, eighteen Johnson
Democrats, or Union men. 1t win thus
appear that the Johnson men hold that
pleasant balance which makes their So
ciety eagerly eourted by members of the
other parties.u
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

GEKHAS NATIOSAL BANK or MEMrHIs,l
January b, 1873.
- The Board Of Directors Of this Bank this
day declared "A dividend Of 10 per cent. on the
ca pisal stock, out Of the profits Of the past SIX
mOuths, payable 10 the Stockholders on de-
nand. MAHTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
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Non-Resident Nntice.

No. 722-In the First Chancery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.--John Harbert VS.. Z. ".
Rooney ct al.
IT appearing from the return of the Sheriff
L in this cause that the defendant, VIM. B.
Locke is not to be found in this county:
IL is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee. on or before the
first Monday in February, 1873, and plead, an
swer or demur 10 complainents' bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing expaIte; and that copy
of this order be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal. This 7th day of January, 1873.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
e. b. MCHEERY, Deputy G. and 81.
McKissick & Turley, Sols. for compln't- lwd
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VOL. 33.-NO. 3
Memphis Mechanics Institute

WILL meet al : o clock, Ia Board Of EGu-
w cation rooms, Odd Fellows Han. this
"WEDNESDAY evening. al sOclOck. All the
members are requested 70 attend. Election
OsOeieers and other important business.
M. BURKE, President.
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go tubs and boxes fresh Roll Butter,
so tubs and boxes solid Packed Butter,
26 kegs California Butter Choice,
so barrels Apples, 20 kegs Pickles,
200 barrels Potatoes,
30 boxes Fresh Eggs, for sale by
5. l.. JAMES s. CO., 39O Front st.
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a woRKINa LEuIsLAruRE.

More members of the General Assem-
bly,, which convenes tomorrow, had ar
rived last night than usual at a CORES
pOnding time heretofore. A very favor
able indication is the earnest desire uni
versally manifested to go promptly at
the work of legislation. The principal
subjects which will occupy the attention
of our Legislators are the revenue laws,
State credit, immigration and common
schools. The first will be thoroughly re-
viewed, and in many instances revised
and doubtless improved. The second
will be advanced. The third will be en-
couraged. The fourth cherished. Our
General Assembly has fine field be-
fore it for the encouragement of our
material interests and for the promotion
of the prosperity and happiness Of the
people Of the State. We will not doubt
that the members will take advantage
of the occasion presented to greatly ben
eft their constituents and thereby es-
tablish for themselves an enduring po-
sition in the esteem of those they repre-
sent.-NdslUille Union and american.
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CARD.

my salt business requires my whole At
n tentiOn, have this day sold my Interest
in the firm OF @. A. Cochran & Co. % " \.
CirOde, who. in connection with q. n Coch-
ran, viii coutinue the Cotton factofage ana
General Commission Business, under the nrm
style Of Cochran, CirOde & Co., they assuming
all the liabilities Of the firm Of g. \ Cochran
& co. take pleasure IN eOmmending 70 the
patrons OF our house, and the public geuer-
ally, the new nrm and successOrs in busimeaa.
Memphis, Jan. 8, 1913. T. BANkSMIIH.
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A telegram from New York announc-
es that the committee. TO prepare an
amendment to the State constitution
meets to-day at Albany. Among the
important subjects which will engross
its attention will be one providing that
all members elected to either house of
the Legislature shall be required TO pass
any bill instead ofa bare majority as is
now the case. The successful working
of this provision in Illinois where it has
been enacted has led prominent gentle
men of commission to solicit the views
of Hon. Joseph Medill, Mayor of Chiea-
60, who was a leading member of the
Constitutional Convention, adopting 1t
In that State on the subject, and the
lengthy letter from Mr.. Medill attracts
great attention In connection herewith.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-08

G. A. COCHRAN. late Of Harris, Cochran & Co.
W. Z. CIRODE. Memphis.