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EDUCATIONAL.
Miss COnway's school for Young La.
dies-Exercises on Friday Last.

Last Friday Miss Clara Conway's school
for girls, on Third street closed for the term.
The names OF the 2 .adudtes are as follows:
MISS LiiiIe Thrall, Miss Florence AGREE and
Miss Mary Cunningham, Cf the regular class,
and Miss Nette Brown and Miss Maggie
Flaherty, of the normal class. he COM
mencement exercises were as follows:
Song. BY the Senior Class
........-...........-A Miss Mary Cunningham
MUSIC.
Essay-when the Cows Come Home,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Florence AGREE
MUSIC.
Presentation of Diplomas Charles s KOrt H6
AoufeSs 10 the Graduates Col Luke W. Finlay
Essay-Leaying the Harbor. Miss Lily Thrall
MUSIC.
Class Song-Leaying the Harbor. By the Graduates
During the exercises the rooms were
crowded by ladies and gentlemen, friends of
the school. The essays delivered by the
young ladies were most praiseworthy pieces
OF literary composition. The Three Little
Women" by Miss Mary Cunningham, was
quite a clever production. 1t was brilliant
and refreshing, and was read in an effective
manner.
Miss Florence AGREE readt the essay when
the Cows Come Home, " in excellent style
1t was filed with poetical illusions that made
VIC AOIhelJ SUBJECT most attractive ana inter-
esting.
Miss Lily Thrall delivered charming es-
say entitled. Leaving the Harbor." 1t was
a clever production for n young mind, and
developed much thought of a reflective and
practical character.
The other exercises were most pleasing.
The class song, Learning the HdrbOr was writ
en- by Miss Clara Conway, and was dedicated
to Misses Mary Cunningham, Lily Thrall, and
Florence AGREE. 1t is as follows:
Leaving the harbori Out of the bay
sail we slowly and sadly to-day.
Away from tie gold of the sunrise shore
Under the Sheltering bay no more!
Far out at sea the winds blow cold;
But the shore beyond is fair and gold
Shall we cross to reach the other side
While the winds are blowing wide and wild?
The rocks are dragons the tide is low
shall We, dare. must We go?
The shimmering view on the other side
Bids us forget the wind and tide
And hope Is a g ldel bridge that spreads
It's broadeSt span from edge to edge.
Then away from the gold of the sunrise shore.
Under the sheItering bag 10 more!
Tomorrow Miss Conway will leave for
East Tennessee, to give her services to the
State superintendent of public schools, Coo
mel Trousdale, who will hold a series Of teach
ers Institutes during the vacation days.
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CAIRO, June 15-Nigbt-River Is feet 2
inches, and rising. Weather cloudy. Their
mometer "a deg. Arrived: Belle Memphis,
st. Louis. Departed: Belle Memphis, Mem
phis, 5 pm.
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-River risen inch,
and is now Is feet 9 inches above low-water
rain tonight. Arrived: James Howard, New
Orleans. Departed: Belle of Shreveport, New
Orleans; City Of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
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A Blessing tn Mothers,

There will be no necessity for mothers
leaving the comforts of home, with their sick
babies, this summer, if they will give DIR.
Mofett's teethina (teething powders
Teethina will regulate the bowels and make
teething easy. 1t cures cholera infantum
and the summer complaints of children,
heals eruptions and sores. removes and pre-
vents the formation of worms. w. n. Viii
tasa1n & Co., and all druggists keep it.
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STRAYED.
Personal.
ROoMs AND BOARD.

II 81 COURT STREE
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New ElAMr-

At the mills of Delany & Geske, on Con-
cord street, between Main and Second, can
be had new -four Of this season wheat. Also
Graham -four and cornmeal. Wheat ground
ON toll or bought at market rates. French
burr portable mills for sale. Old mills re-
paired and dressed at low rates
LAWNS ard grenadines at unusually low
prices. See advertisement of Menken Bros.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Loswooa. Judge.

Criminal COurt-LOEwOOd. = adge.
The following cases are set for trial on
Monday next: 30, John II. Stratlon; 602,
Joseph Benston; 598 and 500, J. NJ Berry;
$50, r. Clark; $50, Fred Wearing; 58l,
Ernest Burgess. $50, Cal Richardson, SIS,
Henry Nelmo; 5l3, Fannie Brown; $50, Lou
Kirk wood
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S. ]. CAMP, Secretary.
A Dream.

The Argosy: One winter evening about
fifty years ago, post-chaise with a single
gentleman inside it drove up to the little inn
on the Pentland firth, in the north of Scot
land, where passengers who were going to
cross to the Orkneys usually spent the night.
The gentleman, whom we will call Mr..
MacT., was the owner of large estate, and
an old house which had belonged to his fam
lily for hundreds of years, in the Mainland, or
chief of the Orkney islands, and was now
about to visit his property. 1t was a buster
ing, stormy night, but that only made more
pleasant the cigar and the glass of whisky,
and the cracking of the wood fire by which
MacT. sat chatting with the landlord, who
was an old friend both of his father and
himself, and who was proud of entertaining
the "young laird, as he called him, with his
widest tales of adventure on the sea. They
did not, however, sit late, for the Orkney
packet sailed very early in the morning, and
MacT. soon found himself in his coy we'll
appointed little bedroom. The wind was
chanting grand Berserker melody, and the
sea was roaring deep bass accompaniment.
MacT. loved those sounds, for they had often
been the lullaby of bis childhood, and
soon fell asleep. For some hours
he slept without an image or
thought reaching his mind, but at length,
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which cannot be denied. The Capadura
Cigars-the best in the United States-for
FIVE cents. Sold by Il. Esch, 217 and $40
Main street, and go Second street.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Chairman Patterson called the convention
to order at two o'clock The roll of delegates
was called by the secretary, after which the
following business was transacted:
Mr. Ed Wendell moved that the conven-
ton adjourn until eleven o'clock Monday
morning. The country delegates, he stated,
were tired, and would have to go home that
afternoon.
The motion was seconded and opposed
The motion to adjourn was voted upon and
announced as lost, when a division was called
for, and the motion was carried by vote of
70 to 60,
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NOTICE TO DELEGATES.

OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE BOARD
DEMoCRATIC-CoNsERvATIv COMMITTEE,
MEMPHIS, June Is, 1878.
Since the adjournment Of the convention,
today, this board has been notified that the
Exposition building is rented for Monday for
other purposes. The delegates are therefore
notified 10 meet on Monday at elerert o'clock IN
Cochran Hall, No. 1S2 Main street.
W. L. CLAPP Chairman.
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- =

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO Win
a a Fortune. Seventh Grand Distribution, 1878,
at New Orleans. Tuesday, July 9th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the State for Educational and Chrita
bic purposes In 1888, with capital OF 81 600 900,
to which II has since added fund of $3.50,
Co., Its Grand Single Number Distri-
buttons VIII take place mslthly on the second
Tuesday. ~ He1er scales or pcstI0rses Look at the
following Distribution
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EMPLOYMENT.
want 1000 Agents 70 Canvass for
THE COMPLETE HERBALIST,

viii give such terms and furnish such advertising
faculties that no man need maze less than $500 per
month ana an exoenses. no matter whether he ever
cs.nvasseu DeLoIe OF not Address Dr. o. PHELPS
lull particulars GIL be sent By return mall
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by indiscriminate application of cheap prepa-
rations, but call for toilet waters, powders,
cosmetics, etc., made by J. & E. Atkinson,
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a Fact

READ advertisement of Menken Bros.
They are offering bargains.
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KAHN Il FREERERG


From the late great New York sixteen
thousand-package sale ten cases sheetings.
Prices as follows:
IA best bleached sheeting, l5c.
"a best bleached Sheeting, 2Oc.
10-4 best bleached sheetlng. pc.
"a best brown sheeting, 1Sc.
1914 best brown sheeting, 20c.
Kahn & Freiberg Offer
Sash ribbons, picnic gloves and parasols
cheapest in the city.
Kahn Il Freiberg Offer
Ladies' leather shoes, kid, goat and mo-
rocco at 81, 81 %, 81 so Ladies' cloth
shoes, 81 and upward. Ladies' cloth slippers,
SOC. Ladies' kid slippers, 75c. 81. We have
the largest retail stock of shoes, and sell
them cheaper, than any other house in Mem
phis.
Kahn & FreiberS Offer
A full suit of clothing for spring or sum-
mer wear from 81 to SO. Immense Bargains
in our clothing department.
KAHN & FREERERG.
Cor. Main and Poplar.
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THE DEMOCRACY.

Proceedings OF the Third Days Session
of the Shelby County Convention
Alderman ]. A. Strehl the
successful Candidate for
County Register.
Delegate Brett Withdraws Reflections
Made on the Previous Day Against
General HOrrigan, and Pledges
himself to the Support Of the
Entire ticket.
A Lively Contest for the Nomination as
Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk,
which is Yet Undecided-Ad-
jOurned to Monday
Morning.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
$4,000 Drawn Every IL Days.

S21 Prizes, amounting TO (Spanish). $3.50. $50, 900
Whole Ticket S25; Half, S13; Quarter 81;
Tenth, So; Twentieth, 81. Orders filled and nriSes
cashed at actual rate of exchange by
II. MA6ICH.
As Decatarst., New Orleans. LIN.
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For recreation go on the excursion OF
the steamer City OF Augusta this even
ing at three o'clock.
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FOR recreation go on the excursion OF
the steamer City of Augusta this even
ing at three o'clock.
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Bedford, Va, Springs

( REATEST Health-giving Waters Known. sui
" phuTtne. AlsminOuS, Magnetism, Caiciferous
and Chalybeate. Tonic. Alternative, AperfeDt. As
trngent, Diuretic, Anti periodic. Throat. skin,
Stomach, Blood and Uterine diseases cured for TWEEN
~ i've years. Thousands restored: Endorsed by hun
dreds of physicians. Accommodations and attrac-
tons ample and elegant. Terms. S35 per month";
81 90 per day. Only two hours Drive from epots at
Lynchburg; fare, 81, by pleasant daily carriages.
A. VI. DAVIES, President, LyrchDUrg-
& Water 30 gallOns), 81 so per case; Mass Soc
and 81 per package, TO those unable to visit the
Springs. Sold by S. Mansfield * Co., and b. Bat
tier, Memphis Tenn su
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ASG1gnee7s sale
OF
Valuable Real Estate !!
IN MEMPHIS AND SUBURBS.

ON SATURDAY, JUNE -, 1873, on THE
~ corner OF Madison and Main streets COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock am, the undersigned VIII
sell the following valuable real estate:
Lot No. q, GrOnauer subdivision so by 26O feet,
west side of NJ. and T. z. 4.
Lot II by 1875 feet west side of fernando street,
los feet north of Market grounds.
Lots 2, j, !, II, ID, II, Is, %, ). 81, "a %
and % In Kuehn's subdivision, each so by $50 feet,
TIigg avenue.
The tit TO the above property Is believed to be
perfect Abstracts can be seen at office of Young a
Halsey. The sale viii be for cash.
IRVING HALSEY,
Assignee Of Morris Kuehn. BankrIpt
TAYLOR & Carroll. AttyS for petftinuiDr rTers Tsu
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WASHINGTON.

The President dominates T.. =. Ham,
mOnd, or Memphis, for United States
District Judge for Wet Tennes-
see-0ther Nominations
Confirmation.
a Consultation between the President
and Secretary OF War Concerning In
clan Aatters-The Army ApprO-
priatiOn Bill-TreasurY
Notes, Etc.
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= LADIES BUSTERS and listers for travelling
are advertised by Menken Bros.
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MEMPHIS, June 10, 1873.
Trunks and PeIessieurs.

LACE MITTs and sun umbrellas at Menker
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Kneaded Biscuits.

Put two teaspoonfuls Dooley's yeast pow
der in quart of -four; rub into this two
tablespoons of lard, with little salt. and add
enough sweet milk to make a stiff dough.
Knead we'll for FIVE or six minutes, roll thin,
cut into biscuits, and bake delicate brown.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS

Dry GOODS at reduced prices See ad-
vartisement OF Menken Bros
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DO not Poison Yourself

BEST Pacific lawns, fast colors, dark
ground, reduced to five cents. See adver-
tsement of Menken Bros.
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SHELBY COUNTY
Building and Loan Association
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

'hE election for Eleven Directors to serve for the
L ensuing fiscal year, Will be held at the Office or
the Association, Is Madison street on MONDAY
June 18th between the hours Of 10 a. m. and :: D M
All dues must be paid In full to euiitle stockholders
to vote. JACOB THOMPSON, President
w. J. Mol ERSoTT, Secretary
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WANTS.

A GENCY-We desire TO establish general agency
IA In Memphis or vicinity, TO control the sales Of
a staple article OF daily consumption. Any ener-
getie man, with a small capital may secure perm
anent, paying business. For particulars address
EMPIRE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, lS2 Fulton
street. New York.
A GENTS-Two good men and two lady agents to
n sell Father O'Reilley's great book, LIFE OF
Pope Pus *, and other new publications; good sal
arg or Commission. COLLIER, 1913 Main ST.
SITuATION-As Teacher in a school or private
~ familyi best OF references given. Address
J. NJ. this Office.
WoobCHOPPERS- ImmedIately. 20 good eord-
w wood and staye woOdchOpperS. Apply at
wood otice on the leyee, foot Of Beale street
q GOD BAR KEEPER az Kaufman's Saloon, No
VI 2sO second street
iOUblLS-Lady ana gent pupils for the BANJO
L AeaLsss, stating Wnere TO call. BRIDGE Appeal
a GIVE MEMO sell the French LaBeIle Let
LA yer copying Book. ANY kind Ink used. No
press or water required Every business man and
eoIn1nefcial traveller viii buy them. send for sam
pie anu terms ire. JUDSON * Co, Room q Trb-
une Bulidng. chicago, Illinois, General Agents for
Y. . aud Canadas, for the Paris house.
SAFE-A secondhand iron safe. Applyto
~ J. r. MOORE. at Friedman Bros
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L. ID. B. q.
Tennessee Lodge No. 3O1

Petitioners for charter will meet this even
ing at three o'clock for organization at the
l. O. B. B, Hall
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
AILT RARRY LINE
Memphis White River and Black River
u. =. RGIl Packets.
For Indian Bay, st. Charles, Clarendon, DeVsIis
Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, JRcksoupOrt, west Font,
Searcy, BateSville, PoWhattan and Pocahontss
The elegant passenger steamer
ESUTEs, Gss
N. r. HarTy. .-...............-T master
Leaves Memphis on and after July 18th ever
SATURDAY, at Pm, connecting direct with the
Black River U. S. Nail Packet MILF HARRY
for P9whattan and PocahOntas, and with Daily
Packets to Batesv1lle and Upper White river.
Through rates 10 all points.
Freight consigned TO Alilt Harry Line Men2hIs OF
Terrene, will be promptly forwarded.
j. T. WASHINGTON, Ag't, 4. T. Lee Wharfbgai
W. C. HARRY, ONCE Z. E. Lee WharfbOat.
- :guIRr independent Memphis aud
White River Packet.
For Augusta, JaeksonpoEt, West Point,
SeGrcy and all HSJ Points.
The Regular independent Packet,
HARD CASH, IL
VIII lsays EVERY WEDNESDAY, al + c'eISc1
pm. Though Bills Of lsding TO all Joints "a uUDeI
White and Black rivers
Apply for freight or passage %
RW. LIGHTBURNE, ES3 front S;rssS.
"a GLSNN. Agent. 81 SyhRrrID0st
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NJ. q. PERKINS Is a candidate for Criminal Court
IN. Clerk OF shelbT county. ~ the election In Au-
gust. sub ect TO the action OF the Democratic and
Conservative Convention.
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JUDGEMENTS
.Jnage OF the Cr.miunI Court


ID a. SChUGGS IS a candidate for judge OF the
Il Criminal Court OF shelby county, al the ensIl-
nY Aultl.t aiarIlnn.
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Jesse A. FDRRE EST = = candidate for Clerk OF
~ Ia Crl ufual Court. a. the August election sub
ect 10 the action o. the Democratic Convention.
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oscar WoOLDHIDGE Is candidate for the
August election.
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Installation at seven o'clock this evening.
Lodges, and members of the order in good
standing, fraternally invited.
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FOR FRIARS POINT.
Che Lee Line.
Str. COAHspHaA. -.

FOR HELENA AND FRLARS. POINT!
Making all Way and Plantation Landings.
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E0R RENT.

CoTTAGEs-Rsnt low. Apply at29l Main street
- STURM q HIRSCH.
DICNIC AND RACE-TRACK-The Olympic Park
u and Race-Track. near the city, on Memphis
ana Louisville Railroad. Is In excellent condition;
has fine pasture. Apply %
JOHN GORMAN, near the PARK.
CtOTTAGE-of Z rooms, gas and water, No. 34S
- LsuoeIdale Apply 70 No. 10 Court street
4 OTTAGE-A frame cottage, with four rooms,
~ newly built, and g.'h all modern conveniencesL
Apply nj - tifri1- 100 street
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For County REGISTER.

A O. HARRIS Is A candidate FOR Criminal Court
- l-er-- ~ rl.. ensuing Amv-Lsi eLectlnn-
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $50. 600.

To- IIIzSSi alIIUuILILe ll.-'. $50 4UU
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid Application for rates to clubs should
only be made 10 the Home Office In New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further in
formation or send orders TO ~. a. DAUPHkS.
r. u. ROx 692, New Orleans, La or at No.
D West Court ST., Memphis Tenn.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management of GENERALS g.
7 REAIIRElIA I'D and IIIRAL. A EARLY
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Stacker Lee. master & B. Thomas. CLERK
Leaves EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at pm. For freight or passage apply
on board or to J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent
at r. 8. Lee WharfOOat,
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nA S. l.. RAINI5. o. White Haven, Is n candi-
IL date Tor Glen. OK Tie County Court az the ensu-
ing August election, subject 70 the action OF the
Democratic and Conservative Convention
For AttOrney-GeneraI Criminal Court
IL VI. HEARN announces himself candidate
IL. for Attorney General OF the Criminal Court Of
Shelby county, al Memphis
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FESTIVAL PARK..........TO-NIGHTi
FAREWELL GRAND CONCERT

FESTIVAL PARK TONIGHT!
FAREWELL GRAND CONCERT
DE MURSKA FESTIVAL!
THIS SUNDAY NIGHT....AT - PM
Last Musical Bouquet OF Choice Selections by
MILE ILHA DeMURSKA,
BRIGNOLI SISINI. MAXIM. HILL, and HAND
wERKER ORCHESTRA
Admission. so cents. Reserved seats, so cents ex-
ira 20 be had this morning at PeieTs's up TO IL m,
and afternoon AZ the PARK.
GRAND EXCURSION
Given blythe Ladies' of
ST. LAZARUS AND GRACE CHURCH!
on THE
STEAMER ANDY BAUM.
MONDAY IGHT......JUNE IL, 1873,
AT O'CLOCK.
AND---DANCING.
TICKETS. ......... TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
GRAND SOCIAL HOPl
AT MAENNERcHoR HALL.
Corner of Second and Jefferson streets,
WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 10,
AT 8 O'CLOCK
TICKETS. .............. FIFTY CENTS.
COMMITTEE:
A. VACCARO CAPTAIN AEATA.
JOHN J. DUFFY, PAT MCCADDEN.
JOHN STURLA, GEORGE HOOK.
PAUL G. CICALLA. =. q QUIGLEY
r. BUCHIGNANL J. DUFFY
w WIIITAMSl JAMES REILLY
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TANEs RETLLYis a candidate for reelection to
81 the once Of County Court Clerk subject OF the
action OF tire convention OF the Democratic and Con
servatlye party OF shelby county.
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ttFVlAS ANB f3UAhUs
ID OOMS-Furnlshed rooms at 50 a month; also, at
n 81 a week. at 43 Poplar street.
DOOMS-NIce furnished rooms,
N at 80 Main street.
UNSTABLE front rooms and good board,
~ at Mrs. ANDERSOHS, $50 jefferson St
DOoMS AND BOARD
~ at So Adams street
DOARD-For good board call at
ID 80 Union street
DOOMs-First-class meals furnished. If desired.
III Inquire AZ No. 13n Madison street
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GAM. II. GATES FOB COUNTY RE9lSTER.-To
- the yotsrs 0f shelby COUNT: I offer my name
as c. ndidate for the office % REGISTER. am con
yersant with the dulles OF thai Once aId consider
your sJIrsgez because need the position Many OF
yOu have known me as a constant resident among
you FOR over thftyelght years. To such feel that
need 10 Recommendation; ara % you confidently
refer tho. who mas not know me, OF my quallnca-
tions Tor The position. Ven respectfully,
June IA Is,S SAM. NJ. GATES.
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II J. BLACK IL a candidate for Clerk OF County
III. Court al the ensuing August election
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-07-27
CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named persons are among the
thousands who have been cured OF catarrh by the
use OF DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy:
Downs New Geneva, Pa; ID Brown ST. 10
seph, Mo; + Lewis, Rutland Vt; Chas Norcrop.,
North Chesterfield, Ne; Milton Jones, Serbia Y 81:
j Miller, Bridger Station, Wy; j Merrymau,
Post, Logansport Ind; W Bailey Tremout
Pa; IL Ayers, Laporte, Ind; Jesse NJ seaus, For;
Branch, Ind; L Williams, Canton, Mo; W w
Thayer, Onarga, Ill; y Nichols, Jr, Galveston,
Tex; Reinert, stonevic, Pa: s W Lusk. McFar.
land, Wis; johnson Williams Hcmick, o; Mrs NJ
curry, Trenton, Tenn; g Joslin, Kcene, n II; :
4 Casper, Table Rock, VA Louis Anders'
GrayIsport o; c II Chase, Ekhart; Ind; Mrs Hen.
~ Haight, San Fralcisco, Cal; Mrs L N Gallusha
Lawrenceville, Y; " Graham, Adel, 10; A D
smith, Newman Ga; Chas Z Rice, Baltimore Md;
Jesse Sears, Carlisle, Ind Dan b Miller, Fort
Wayne, Ind: Mr.. Minnie Arnaise, 800 Delaney -st.
y Y; II W Hal, Hastings, Mich VIM + Marston,
Lowell, Mass; Mrs c spnrton, Camden, Ala s
kaw, Fredericktown, o: Mrs Lucy Hunter Farm
inglon, III; Capt Spaulding, Camp Stambanuh,
Wy; W Tracy, Steamboat Rock, 10; Mrs LFdis
waite, Shushan, Y; NJ Peck, junction div,
Mont; Henry Roe Bantas, Call l. p Cummings,
hantonl, III: Jones. Puebeston, -Four Corners
y \; Geo Hall, Ebonlo, Cal: VIM Bartrie,
STERLING ia; II sam giS Penn-st Pittaburg Pa; J
RJackman, Misucl's Depot, Ky; Henry Zobist, Gen
eva, Hattie Parrot, Montgomery, Ohio: l. Led
work, Chatham, III; b Mccoy, Nashport, O: " w
Warner. North jackson, Mich: Mary A Winnie, Da-
rien, Wis; John Zieger Carlisle Springs Pa: JAS
Tompkins, st Cloud, MINI; Enoch Duer Pawneo
cry Neb; Joseph I Miller Xenia, o; S Nichols,
Galveston, Tex; II Laird, Upper Alton, III; John
Davis Prescott Arizona; Mrs Nancy Graham For.
est Grove, Oregon; j W Roberts, Maricopa, Ari-
zona.