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Don't orget |!

lfyou want iinwarc. stoves e,c''that y.
HALEY has changed hi. place of business
and can now be found at 10 Commercial
avenue. next door to the Arab engine
house, where he will be pleased to see
You and give you bargains az Of old.
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A No. secondhand, seven octave
piano, as good rs new, manufactured by
Iallet & Davis, Is offered tor sale at
bargain. Apply to
T.. A. BURNETT,
IO-2I-lm, Bulletin Office.
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Read! Read

Look at these prices. olieredb by o. Hay
thorn & Co., for 10 days. WE MEAN BUS
MESS -
Bows new style Alexis ties.".... 5 90
:: Good Winter Boots.........". 2 90
4" Custom-made Cali Boots. 3 10
Youths Good Calf Boots. ........." 90
Mems Custom-made Calf Boots. 90
300 cases Boots and Shoes at astOnish-
ingly low prlces-whole sale and retail.
o. HAWTHORN q Co.,
l0l Commercial Avenue,
lO-29-lOt. Cairo, Illinois.
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pG~ Dr. Sherman, the great Special
ist. 800 North Sixth street. has gained an
onviabIe reputation in the speedy manner
in which lac treats all chronic di'ea'es'
See advertisement for Iii. great syphiliiic
Eradcator, iDdor.ed by the medical IA
Guilty everywhere. g-ls-lyr.
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| hereby notify the business men Of
this city, and public at large, that will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted in my name, unless made by me
personally. MRS. ANNIE CoYNE.
lO-C3-1Ot
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wanted

Everybody to know that the place 20 get
a smooth shave.
A good shampoo.
\ fashionable haircut,
Or anything 10 that line.
J. at the GRAND CENTRAL BAHBEk'
SHOP, corner Eighth and Comm, rcial.
g.s-tt J. GEORGE STKISHOUsE.
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For Rent.

New cottage, 6 rooms, corner Seventh
and Walnut streets, occupied at pres
ent by MIR. Winter. Win be vacant on
Monday, Nov. l. Rent S22 per month.
Apply on Seventh, second door from
above bouse. l0-3O.tf
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For Sale.

The Delmonico Saloon, with ten-pin
alley, shooting gallery, and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. For
terms Of sale, apply to
10-2G-tf Mrs. ANNIE CoYNE.
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We have now the agency for this yeast,
the best in use, made by Tauszky & Co..
which we shall receive fresh daily by ex-
press, Wholesale and retail, at New York
Store. 1926 lot.
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A good office room, up stairs, over
Farnbaker's store, lately occupied by
Huse, Looms q Co. Apply to
ll.2-3t. II. SMYTHE d Co.
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ABOVE
Low WATER
STATION.
LYNCH & HOWLEY'S
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
several good Farms and 5000 acres Of
unimproved Lands in Alexander county.
Winters Block" and "Winter's
Row."
A large number OF desirable Resi-
dences. and excellent vacant Lots, suita-
BILE for business houses and residences.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
" Dawn. Cincinnati.
ST. Genevieve, Nicksburg.
Towboat Peytona, Evansville.
d" Petrol, Paducah.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
=. Dawn, New Orleans.
:. ST. Genevieve, st. Louis.
Tow.boat Pcytona, New Orleans.
L" Petrol, st. Louis.
4" Atlantic. New Orleans.
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FORLEASE OR SALE.

A number of Lots Oh Lcvee, above
Twelfth street, outside fire limits. Also
a large number of other Lots in different
localities.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
S-lS-tf.
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TIE .IlcraHls.' Co,7,ty E1Hk 'rW pay to-
ter,T on depoaits IN ne s7riag' dePart
mspt. U-5-f''
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Picturesque America i.

At the BULLETIN bindery-is numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost S4i; for sale at $40.
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A MAN nun Over
To Cowperthwait & Phillips to try those
Gold Buckle cigars.
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Choice line Of coffee aud sugar just In
at the New York Store.
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Cure Your Horses.

Epizootic powders for horses and
mules-sure cure-for sale by NJ. J. Nc
Gaulcy. 10-2S-4t.
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Attention {! Dealers

Attention Dealers.
We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprague Can-Openers, taken for adver.
Using. which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin Office.
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Notice.

We haye this day sold to Mr.. Louis ii
Myers our entire stock of groceries and
provisions. He will continue the bust
nese at the old stand, No. ll3 CONNER
cial avenue, and we would heartily rec
ommend him to all of our old customers
both in town and in the adjoining
country. STEWART ~ WHITE.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. 2Sth, 1873.
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CAIRO Market WHOLESALE.

Corrected daily by y. NJ. stearns, commission
merchant, Secretary OF the Caro- Soar" o'
Trade
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RE1SXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
So so and 81 90 per NJ.
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Having purchased the stock of Messrs.
Stewart 4 White, it is my purpose to
replenish it at once and with complete
assortment of staple and fancy groceries
hope to receive a liberal share of public
patronage. LOUIS IL. MYERS
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ELECTION YESTERDAY.
Tax.Payers would not Leave Their
Holes.

The election yesterday passed off quiz
city at both places. very small vote be-
ing polled, showing that the chronic
grumbler aud lightning taxpayers were
moi willing to attend to the interests of
their county.
AT the Fourth Ward Polls, the result
of the days voting was as follows:
800, Avn
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Adjourned to Friday evening.
COMMON COUNCIL.

The common council, with President
Zent in the chair, convened its weekly
meeting in the city hall at five minutes
to eight O'Clock last night.
The audited accounts, to the amount OF
$2057 %, including the back-salary of
members, passed third reading. Coun-
cilmen Kelly, Elder, luther, Vance,
Clouston (eolOred), Doherty, Gay, So
isri, Moores, Danbury, and Moon (col-
eTed), who were all the members present,
voted for the passage Of the accounts.
The amended petition relative to fire
and police scrip, as passed by the board
Of aldermen, with recommendation Of
the finance committee, passed final read
ing.
A resolution was adopted requesting
the city attorney to give his opinion as
to the legal neceS sity Of poll-tax.
The council took q recess.
In regsrd to the paving Of the west
side of Main street from Besle 10 Cal
houn, and from BeAle to the Louisville
depot, the bids OF Messrs. Larkin, Meath
q Louden were referred to the improve
ment committee.
The bids Of Duffin & Bro, II Laudon,
Larkin & Bro, W.. M'Gavock & Bro,
N. B. & VIM. NJ. Forrest, and P. G.
Meath, relative to the Improvement Of
the wharf, were read and referred to the
wharf and landing committee and city
engineer.
The mapdamus resolution was con-
Cured In.
An ordinance by Councilman Carpen-
ter, ts relieve foreign insurance of privi-
lege tax, was referred.
Another ordinance, to refund the tax
so collected, was also referred.
The resolution to levy tax Of TWEEN
ty-four cents on the one hundred dollars
worth of property, to pay interest costs
and judgments in lnandamus cases, was
non-concurred in and referred.
The action of the board OF aldermen
upon the city-attorney's communica-
ton relative TO the bonds and decision
Of the supreme court was concurred in.
Upon his communication recommend
ing payment Of Estes and Ellett's fees
in the Tim Foley case was nop-concunei
in. Councilmen Ryan, Cioust on (col-
ored), Vance and SOlari voted not t.
concur.
Adjourned to seven o'clock Friday
night.
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ing consumed their share Of the crop, Is
report many IS having abandoned crops,
Al reports the tone of labor moral oa0.
7. Is report good progress made IN
sowing small grains and grasses, 81 re-
port bad progress, As assign reasons, too
much rain to prepare lands, and IA add
Indifference OF lsborers, 6 so much corn
and not needed, Is none sown, soil not
adapted. Estimated painting wheat,
rye and grasses, ] per cent. less tosh
last year.
AGGREGATE FOR NORTH ALABAMA.
l. One reports more favorable weather
than last year, 8 very urfsvorable, dam.
aging rains and winds, not so favorable
a. 1874.
2. Seventy-two per cent, Of crop gath
cred, will finish December 18th, with
favorable weather.
8. Yield estimated liz per cent. lees
than 1874.
4. Damage by frost very great, in some
Instances destroying half the crop; great
damage has also resulted from CONTINUED
rains and wind; time for close of pick
ing and yield depends on early good
weather.
5. Forty per cent. OF crop had been
sent forward up to December LIST.
6. Seven report Iaborers working well,
report evidence Of stability, 6 report
laborers much discouraged by low pricee,
and their having exhausted their inter-
est in the crop, 2 report tone Of labor
morale bad.
7. Five report good progress in sowing
small grains and grasses; bad pro-
gress, too much rain. Estimated sowing
II per cent. greater than last year. Re-
spectfully,
3. M.GATES, Chairman
w. A. GOODWIN,
G. T. CURTIS,
J.R. GOODWIN,
T s. ELY,
GEO. WINCH ESTER,
HENDERSON OWEN,
Committee on Statistics and Information.
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GENERAL COUNCIL.
The Bids for the Improvement of the
Levee and the Pavement on
Main Street.-The Salary
Grab PaSsed-Etc.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

This board met In adjourned session,
President Robbins in the chair, and pres
ent Aldermen Waldran, Metcalf, Mala-
tesla, Hillsman, White and Morti.
The requisitioD of the city hospital
passed third reading.
A communication from the city en-
gineer, to the effect that ten days ad-
Vertisement in the avalanche for bids to
build certain cisterns had expired, with
out single response from any contract
or, was received, and it was ordered that
the advertisement be continued ten
daysilonger.
On motion, the sealed bids for repair
ing the wharf we're opened, and panned
out six, as follows: w. J. M'GavOck
& Co., Duffin & Bro, Il. Loudon, b. G.
Meath, Larkin d Co, and n. B. q w.
M. Forrest. The bids were all referred
to the wharf and landing committee and
city engineer.
The bids for paving Main street were
opened from P. G. Meath, Lsrkin & Co.,
aud n. Loudon, and also referred TO the
same committee.
The bills and accounts passed on third
reading by council were similarly dis
posed of by this board.
The requisition from the chief of pc.
lice passed second reading.
The report of the committee on &C.
counts passed third reading.
Alderman Metcalf voted "nO" be-
cause the report included the pay Of
councilmen.
Alderman Waldran wanted to hear
from the mayor on the subject OF bread
for the hospitsl-why his honor refused
70 comply with the action of the COM
mittee. The resolution referring to the
matter was read. Before the mayor
could answer,
Alderman Hillsman moved to recon
slider the resolution, because he believed
no committee had right to instruct the
mayor in any case, which was carried,
and the resolution was laid on the table.
His honor Mayor League thanked the
board for their action, and xplained his
action in the premises.
Alderman Metcalf offered q series of
resolutions authorizing the levying OF
special tax to pay the Brown and other
mandamuses from the United States
court, which passed first reading.
The mayor is authorized by resolution
to furnish one thousand printed lists Of
the bonds referred to in cOmmunica-
ton from tue city attorney.
The city attorney gave his opinion
that the city could levee a property tax
on insurance companies.
The appropriation of five hundred
dollars for additional counsel passed
third reading.
The ordinance to refund certain taxes
paid by foreign insurance companies,
passed by council, was tabled by this
board.
A mass of business came In from the
other board, whose action was concurred
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PERSONAL.

THE funeral of E. C. M'Comb, whose
remains are now at the office OF G. H.
Hoist & Bros, uudertskers, No. 800
Main street, will take place to-day
at hslfpsst two o'clock from there. The
friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited 70 attend. Carriages will
be IN attendance FOR the commOds-
ton a those who wish to attend the fu-
neral. Services on arrival st Elmwood
GENE cry.
AT an election for officers OF the
Memphis board Of trade, held on
Wednesday, the following gentlemen
were chosen officers for the year: Pres
ident, J X. Speed; first vice-president,
w. B. Battle; second vice-president, A.
r. Morton; directors, E P. Read, Geo.
r. Walker, Eugene Sullivan, L. Law
horn, Jas. w. Avery, VIM. Powell, A.
w NeWs0m. Secretary and treasurer
will be appointed ty the board Of direc-
tors
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SAVANNAH CROP REPORT.
The Outlook in the Savannah Cotton
Exchange District-Ten per
cent Loss.

SAvASSAH, December 5, 1875.
To the Ohicers and Members Of the Savannah
Cotton Exchange:
GENTLEAIEE-Your committee on in
formation and ftatistics beg leave to
submit the following report for Novem-
Der. The rs counties in charge OF the
Augusta cotton exchange of course do
not form any part of the report:
| GEORGIA-7l REPLIES FROM AZ COUN-
TIES.
Question l. Has the weather for gath
ering the crop been more or less favora-
| bic than last year since November LIST?
Ahswer-20 reply that the weather
| since Novemb Der lst has been more favor
able than last year; % reply that it has
been less favorable, and % that it has
been about the same.
The spring was cold and late. A Sc
we're drought affected the crop in July,
and the weather for two weeks past has
been the very opposite OF what was
| necessary to develop the late crop.
Question 2. What proportion of the
crop has been picked, and when will all
be gathered?
Auswer-The crop has been pretty
we'll gathered in. Picking will close
about the fifteenth of December, but in
erop-it will be prolonged beyond that
| time.
Question 8. VIII the yield in your
| county be greater or less than last year?
| State increase or decrease.
ADswer-The prospect has not chang
ed since last report. The decrease from
| last year will be about ten per cent.
| The bottom and middle crop was poor,
| and the expectations from the top crop
have not been realized.
Question 4. State any material facts
regarding the yield not covered by the
| above questions.
Answer-The weather the past two
| weeks has been cloudy, rainy and warm.
In middle and southwest Georgia. on
the bottem and strong clay lands, the
| plant has q considerable amount of
green bOlls upon 1t, are large and seem
to be matured, but not open, and appear
| to be rotting. A frost is Ieeded, and
then warm clear weather after il, to open
| the bolls. 1t is still an open question
whether much will be gained by this
second growth induced by the August
rain.
FLoRIDA-3O REPLIES FROM Is CoUN.
TIES.
Is state that the weather since No
vember 1st has been more favorable
than last year; 10 state that it has ben
less favorable; and that it has been
about the same as last year. Picking
will be finished about the middle Of De-
eember. Until it is decided what the
top crop will do, 1t is difficult to esti-
mate the yield, 1t will probably fail be-
low last year about per cent. The un-
seasonable weather Tor the past three
weeks has delayed the maturing of the
green bolls of the top crop. Many ex-
perienced farmers give it as their Opin-
ion that but little will be realized from
this late crop.
Complaint is quite general that there
is less lint this year, as compared with
last year, to a given quantity Of seed
cotton.
j. H. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
T. II. AUSTIN,
T.. l. MOSE',
W. B. WOODBRIDGE,
j. DE B. KOPS,
m N n fOrmatiOn ~
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Vote of Thanks,

The committee having in charge the
concert given at the Memphis club hall
December 9th, for the benefit of the Con-
gregation Beth Ell Emeth, desire to re-
turn their thanks to the amateur per-
formers ard vOcalists who, by their vol
untary services, SO srtistically rendered,
contributed so greatly to the pleasing
and complete success of the occasion.
We would, at the same time, return
hearty thanks to the public for its gen.
erous support and timely sid. Very re-
spectfully, COMMITTEE.
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AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-Brown's
Bronchial Troches are widely known as
an established remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, Yourselves and other troubles
Of the throat and lungs. eod&W
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New and beautiful juvenile books to
suit all ages. Elegant illustrated edi-
tons of standard poems, fine bibles and
prayer books, gold and pearl pens and
pencils, and fancy goods, now being
opened at 34l Main street.
AT DOD & CO
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Seats for Mrs. Bowers's engagement
are selling rapidly, and We predict for
her most successful snd brilliant en-
gsgement. Her new play (MdTti),
which will be presented Monday and
Tuesday evening", has been fsvorsbly
received by the people, and well spoken
Of by the j5urnsls OF other cities.
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The Eighth Ward Club

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Eighth Ward Democratic club was
held at Mentges's garden last night. Mr..
Crockett, president, in the chair. Over
seventy new members we're enrolled,
and an initiation fee of fifty cents col
lected from each. s. }. Camp, w. r.
Lucas, w, F. Kenneday, r. Creighton
and J. D. Stuart were appointed COM
mittee to select Thirteen delegates to be
voted Tor on the fourteenth. After a
few minutes absence the following
named gentlemen were reported: An
drew Drew, J. w. COchrane, Ed l..
Belcher, B. M. Estes, n. M. Jones, B.
E. BaTinds, +. Warneke, John Lilly,
Michael M'Mahon, J. s. Campbell, Phil
Maurer, J. A. Shane and Robert Rich
aTdsoD
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FINN for All.

Entertainment every night. Music
and popular songs by the well-knOwn
professor Of music, Mr.. James Van
Hook. Lemp's lager. beer, the best
wines, liquors. and cigars, served by II.
Lindemaun, proprietor, Flo. 276 Second
street. Come one, come all.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit COurt-Heiskeu, Judi

This is motion day. After motions
are heard the case Of 3. A. Pool against
T. l.. Estes will be tried by the court.
The first twenty csses on the supreme
court calendar constitute Mondays cal
endar, which can be seen Oh the bulle.
tin board In the courtroom.
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LIEBIG's Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic Invigorator will sustain the body
without the addition of solid food, and
is now recommended by the best physi-
clans for fever, sgue, dyspepsia, debility,
etc. G. w. Jones & Co., agents. eodw
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STEVE CLEMENT, So Beale street. has
any article in the market in fish, flesh
and fowl. Steve is square dealer, and
guarantees all he sells az SO Beale street.
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Dressed Turkeys and CeIerv.

Victor D. Fuchs, at Al jefferson street,
received choice lot OF extra. fine dressed
turkeys, also some fire celery, by last
nights express. Call and get your sup
plies.
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HOLDERS Of the Mississippi liquidat-
ing levee five per cent. bonds will hear
something to their advantage by ad-
dressing Green's bank, Jackson, Missis-
sippi, stating the amount they hold.
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Retail grOcers can find Irish and Star
eOsp at G. A. Eckeriy & Bros, whole
sale gree 9rs, 1856 Front 81, corner Union.
SCHULTZ & co,
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nrnmmers- Attention

TIE duplicating order book is the
handsomest thing out. No pen, pencil
or ink used. Call and examine them at
Mansford's, corner Second and Monroe.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. TT. WALKER & co.
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Steve Clement.

So Beale street. Rabbits, squirrels,
ducks, SO. Red snappers, So Beale
street. Lake perch, SO.
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sTOVEs-sTOVES-ST yves.

Heating stoves, for ParIor. Offices
chuI ebes and stores. Largest variety az
n. WEsTER d cos,
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Chess and Checker Men Conn
biued.

And Isrge assortment of bsckgsm-
mon boards, at MansfOrd's, corner OF
Second and Monroe.
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CORNHUsK Cigarettes, full Perique.
n. Esch, sole agent, III Main and 270
Second streets.
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Zine stationery, elegant juvenile
books, teachers' Bibles, hne pocket-bookA
A. T. DOB l. CO., 81 Main.
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Our SDeciaIties.

GET fruit trees from Elmwood nurse.
~. Office, 346 Main, Schwilrs seed.
store.
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Albums.
Notice.

To suit all pockets and tastes, at
Mansford's, corner Second and Monroe.
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. DECEMBER Ii, 1875.

THERE is no better preparation than
WillidD1s's Bals0Hl, for coughs, colds,
consumption, and all diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Try it, and be con-
WINGED.
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10 HIRE
FOR RENT.

b EsIDENCs-A sJory brick residence,
- near Court Square. Apply lS1 Madison.
GROCERY sTOREHOUSE After first of
II January next, Grocery Storehouse No. IS
deeio X. G. RRINKLEY.
nESrDl pSCE-FrGIzas residence DO Union,
IL nine rooms in hOu-e and three rooms 10
klIchrh. store and Residence Ia Main, for
rent after LIST January. Apply 70
des PAU CICALLA, at 65S Shelby.
nBSIDENCE-Oa Main street, with eight
Is large rooms: viii be rented with or with
ont furniture, aud owner would be willing to
board with the person renting. Call al
does DO MAIN STREET.
line OFFICES AND SLEEPING ROOMS
Il plenty or water on every floor.
SLEDGE, MCKAY q co..
del 81 and S73 Main IT..
DLsNFATI N.-(POssession gwen the irst
day OF January.l The Clay plantation is
situated at south Bend, Arkansas river; SIX
hundred acres cleared; SUFFICIENT labor on
premises TO cultivate place; well improved; ;
gOO1 neIghborhoOd; never known 10 overflow,
and is guaranteed TO never overflow. Apply 10
kAYNER " HITFIrLD, South Bend, AK.
~ ESIDhNl E-The desirable residence, l48
~ Adams street, convenient 70 business. APP
ply al lU2 Adams street
y TUnE-AJ Al n ain treet. Apply TO Isaac
- lsaacs, 81 Jefferson street.
HOUsE-CJItaining i've newly -pspered
u rooms; also, kitchen, servants room,
good cistern, etc with q garden spot. Apply
N 12l ALABAMA 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-11

Mnburn, Walker s. Co.,
For Holiday Presents.

Sell celebrated northern wagons at S5t
to close consignment.