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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

MEMPHIS is a peculiar city-onc
whose male citizens say what they please
to whom they please, always with the
added remark accompanied by a tap
on the pistol pocket, "if you don't like
1T, sir, you know where to find me. "
This is a distinctive trait of character
shared by the rcgenerate aud unregen-
ate alike, as witness heated discussion
now going on between the spiritualists
and orthodox christians Of the Bluff
city. The Rev. -, godly minister,
few days ago walked rough shod into
aspiritual lecture lately delivered in the
opera house in Memphis, prefacing his
pulpit structures with the customary re.
mark, worded to suit the occasion, IF
the opera house lecturer don't like my
remarks he knows where to find me. "
Precisely. If the opera house lecturer
is Memphis man, 'to the manner
porn,' we have no advice to offer.
If not he will be more likely to die in
his bed if he doesn't find his reverend
opponent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

An ex'army chaplain has been prac
ticing the arts of the ku.klux in the
streets of New.York Waylaid by two
negroes, who demanded his money or
his life, he defended himself with his
cane, Gripping one of the would be
robbers. If the affair had only oc.
Cured in South Carolina, the negro
would get his rights in a jiffy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

r@-A telegram dated at Rome, Novem-
Der 2lst, says: liking Victor Emanuel
made his entry into Rome to-day. He
was met at the gates by the heir apparent,
Prince Humbert, the ministers of the
crown, and large body Of the national
guard OF the city. The populace thronged
the streets In immense numbers, and greet
ed the king with earnest enthusiasm dur
ing his progress to the Quirinal, where he
has taken up his residence.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

b~ A San Francisco letter says: 1.-THE
Rev. Horatio Stebbins, the successor of
Starr King in the pulpit of the Unitarian
church, has recently received a call to flll
an eastern pulpit with the promise Of a
salary of $4,000. The society will en-
deavor to Offset it. Stebbins is our
Beecher, and yet he does not equal the
late lamented Starr King"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

BS1- A Washington telegram informs
the public that the programme for the So
luton of the Mormon difficulties has been
partially agreed upon, and it is believed
that it will finally be adopted by the Nor
mon leaders. As soon AS congress meets
q bill will be introduced 10 enable the peo-
pie of Utah to form state constitution
and apply for admission into the United
States. The territory has already the re-
quired population. If u new state gov
eminent is formed, polygamy can be
abolished in the local constitution by
statute after day to be named provided
that the present wives and children of the
Mormors are recognized rs legal, so that
bastardy and adultery shall not be as
sumed to exist, and the line of inheritance
in real and personal property be stricken
down. This policy it is declared will vir-
tual!y do away with polygamy, and at
the same time protect the rights OF inno-
cent persons.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

D0 General o. o. Howard, Commits
sioner Of the Frecdmen's Bureau, in his
forthcoming annual report, will recommend
tho total abolition Of what there is left of
that institution, and the transfer Of its
functions to other departments Little
remains to be done save the adjustment
of the claims of colored soldiers for back
pAy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

RAJ A temperance fanatic in England
lately charged the queen with the crime
of drunkenness, and was arrested. The
magistrate before whom he was taken &C.
fused the indiscreet gentlemans applica-
tion for bail.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

A.The elections in Newfoundland to
decide whether the island should be con-
federated with the New Dominion have
resulted unfavorablv to the Union party.
st. Johns, which is represented in the 10
cal legislature by six members, has re.
turned that number unanimously opposed
to the wishes Of the crown. In many
parts of the island there was no opposition
to the anti-con federate candidates.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

b%A special dispatch from Versailles
France, to the London Standard, says the
commission for arbitration of the Alabama
claims will assemble in Geneva on the
18th of December, and that the sittings
will continue all winter. About five hum
dred cases will be presented to the consid-
Grafton of the commission.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

bdT A letter to the st. Louis Democrat
from Northwestern Missouri mentions a
singular physical phenomenon occurring
there. 1t says continual rain has de-
scended for two weeks from cloudlcss
sky, and is confined to space Of only
twenty feet in diameter. The phenomenon
has been observed by many persons, and
the writer asks for scientific explanation.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

AIATE decision of the secretary Of
the treasury is that iron barges Of for
eign build cannot be used on the Mis-
sissippi river in the transportation of
grain from St. Louis to New Orleans.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

stitution. Among Gov. Palmers 'or'
ncr friends such MOTTO IS are op 'e'e.
By having foolishly lung to a Jew OF
them. he has made lis way in the
radical party harder road to travel
than Jordan.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

DT" The Emperor William has caused
his grandson, Frederick William, son of
the hereditary Prince. to bo enrolled in
the regiment Of the Guard of St. Peters
burg, now in garrison at Warsaw. The
Empress Augusta, attended bya numer-
Gus suite, has just taken up her winter res
idence at Coblentz.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

The Washington Patriot says the
president is no reformer. True. lie
is one of the evils to be reformed-the
material on which the most skillful re-
formers may try their skill in vain.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

that the troubles in Austria will result in
the downfall Of the house of Hapsburg
fears that Hungary will oppose German
unity, will miss her opportunity of becom-
ing an Independent state and will be SUBJ
jected to fate like that of Poland, and
says that "Count Andrassy is as much an
Austrian to-day as Won Beust.r Kos,uths
health is still good
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

bay A Virginia lady has just taken
from her side needle which she swsl-
lowed when three years of age, nearly
eighteen years ago. She has fel! it in va
rious parts Of her body since.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

US- Sir William Jenner writes to the
bril'sh Medical journal "a statement
having been widely circulated to the effec,
'nS' the Queens recent illness was the
result OF revaccination, l trust you will,
by inserting this letter, permit me to give
tue most unqualified contradiction TO the
report There is not shadow of founds.
uoh Tor 1t in fact Her ma)e.ty's recent
" "s ara not commence till many months
AFTER the revaccinstion. There w.s 40
connection direct or indirect, be,wssn ,ho
two l should not have con,raa,s,as 'He
thu, ~ o".' statement had no, heard
} !. w, :" consequence of the positive term,
".,"aa tue assertion is made, it ha. re-
49, certain amount of credence, an,
$50 causing harm to the public hoa,,h
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

THE CITIZENS of Jacksonville are
starting a movement for new insane
asylum at that place-to be built and
sustained independent of the State.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

1ay- To show the growth Of the Pc
troleum trade in 1860 market could not
be found for 100000 gallons, and thus
far in 1871 the demand for export alone
has reached al 900, 600.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

NEw.YoRK city ought to tender
the usual acknowledgements" on
thanksgiving day with more than
usual heartiness, owing to her late mar
row escape from cholera and a radical
victory.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

n@.The London Times, in speaking Of
the famine in Persia, states that two-thirds
of the carrying animals of the country
have died, and the details in regard to the
inhabitants are too horrifying for repoti-
ton.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

Sos~ NJ. ID. Lesseps, in spite Of the i'll
reports concerning the Suez canal, de-
clares that he will never permit it to fall
into English hands.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the Co.
Partnership heretofore existing between W. II.
Thomas, +. W. Green and G. NJ. Alden. under
tine firm name Of Thomas, Green 4 Alden, has
this day been dissolved, by the mutual consent
OF all the parties concerned The business will
hereafter be conducted by W. II. Thos,as and G.
N. Alden. under the firm name Of Thomas Il
Alden, by whom al the business of the old firm
will be settled. W. II. THOMAS,
T.. W. GREEN,
G. NJ, ALDEN.
CAIKo, IT., Nov. -, l8Tl-tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

sD- 1t is estimated that three hundred
thousand bushels of potatoes have been
raised in the vicinity Of Houlton, Ne,
this season.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

TRAVELLER has discovered that Eu-
roDe.n princesses, as class, arc home
" and ungraceful.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

Gov. PALMER has been i'll with the
measles As he is out Of danger, jokes
are in order.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

BkI- Sewing machines are soon to be
introduced in the public schools of the
state Of North Carolina.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

par Notwithstanding his alleged pow
erty, tho Emperor Napoleon has sent a
million francs to the Pope.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

nes- An enterprising Detroit man is
taking orders for the delivery of buck
wheat cakes to families for breakfast.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24

Sa- Louis Kossu,h is living il. . 70.
tired manner at Turin, Italy. lie k.ens
himself thoroughly acquainted with ,hs
news OF the day, does not believe in tho
international society, but regards 1t as in.
a'cAt''g tendency toward republican
Term Of government in Europe think.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24
CENTRAL ELEVATOR.

NNE have re.opened the Central Elevator, and
w are now prepared to handle grain with dis.
patch at reduced rates, as iollows:
For receiving bulk grain, weighing in and out,
including five days storage, &c per hushel.
For sAcking and transfer one half cent add.
tionsl.
For each ten days amer the FIRST FIVE one-hali
cent per bushel.
Cairo, H., Nov. 8, 1871. nov9-3ot.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-24


The New-York Evening Post pro-
iesses to believe that Gen. Grant has
forsaken the error Of his ways and has
deserted dishonesty and eschewed San
Domingo. Therefore" says the Post,
"the prospect now is that the republican
nomination for president will be set
tied inside the republican party, as it
was in 1864 and 1868, and that it will
take another overwhelming defeat in
1872, finally, to break up and set aside
the old democratic organization" The
Post indicates very truly the "pros-
pects," as seen from the standpoint Of
the present time; but the probabilities
are that the republican dissentions will
work the downfall Of radicalism in
1872, and that the democracy will stand
at its grave as it has stood at the grave
Of the other parties into collision with
which it came in the past. The defeats
of 1871 may, and we believe will, re.
suit in the triumph of the party in 1872.
Victory this year would have made the
party indiscreet 4; defeat has made it
wise, Victorious, it would have chosen
a standard.bearer around whom the con-
servative republicans would not have
rallied defeated, it will select a candi.
date under whose banner all the haters
Of despotism and all the lovers Of re.
publican government can rally and
fight with enthusiasm. All that is
necessary is that democrats should be
courageous. 1t will not do to despond.
We are battling for the right, and to
fight for that in minority is far more
glorious than to 60 over TO the strong
side battling IN the cause of error No
surrender. Close the lines again. Once
more into the breach, good democrats
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

grpso,y jan IYll weather thsvs ont giving
I Inviting look led rsher cowug poultry game sale
Ae ee Of antdp.ie hSai srIv5is o. a,e sioa . y
hswte end CcmnIFav, At onehosd dred st. While
a chance 10 msrS prices the tone Of the market
WsehsSicr wer,: \ Morris Illinois and smith
t 6T boat fom Ccnlun pawps drove WI ch arrived
te lssi e1a icw remnants Of STALE held at Wehsvken
cened S"hc o the payers stIt LsS uS PAU 9" NOR oI cstlo
tey secured cqu good lots for last MONDAY As general 1e
however e advance Moss Of the cattle we're 0f oTd
eS so7rs cattle comprised 81 Illinois steers sold sc by sissel
Son l 5 N % crt at scarcely W T. Dudley sold loo, of6
at asI2 P Saures bad So Of g. cVt sod at l2sal3e
paw 6e7 ct cattle owned by ogg' Mccullough selling " l50i5c
" r stl Vas selling 10 State dry aad rough at 10
c,,-eb soll Is S,,ts coarse oxen 8 cgt ti2tc
Al Orelcndr W. Tlom bed cars; Brovnritg cars
m single tu, ere trade Most Of these and
6Ae Coamrr paw cattle 60 until tomorrow. -
GIte are not as tong with e pressure wheh Tahf
forces cyeT1g sat esneay The e ayei on the
The bs Of che latter ling at l tgt very g9Sl only command
l5 Liye ssl oq2c for fair to good V Ilqrston selma %
Bucks Coas Penn lie h AMI prime. at Re- while Hume Elot;
SHErPUith arTive-l4 At NeehaWkcn, al ghth
ehe sr The feeling IS one OF weakness and some los ooS Ike
going ru nOrr9E he rates o. TO-DAY we're &c for sone eve,
goo to choice stoc s a. per sss w "eeh9sEen u Jgaa
Backurh f state aad bucks a d. f!c and 3 state sheep
Ka ager Co las State and stays 50 b al Ste and
j. KT6y .oid al Illinois stock Al OFFS, t 1t Sc
f. Sc; 81 Of 7a ., Sc 80 Of To- % and 40 Of 81 ID at
Hume Eot, sold ~ State sheep at So each of7 SIZE "a
Of 50 n DC is Of 9 H. te lambs o. b IA agfH i On
only report lave for tomorrow IS 10 arrive at Wee
ToG-Ariva. 959 live via cars Torehst and 10 at
Crunraw an arch.erefs There stale hogs sold st
Foriethst Ono b. after refusing 7t when they
M ie were somewhat 6a those Of 200 up selling Ste 2o' b
down sic 100 down si and few 1ghi Pgs a y'c me't. &
ed quoted at y Sc for heavy and 4iG for ls6 Ese Gus
Wang Z ~, II,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

TfSsf
FL bales Cotton pigs Ashes - b Copper 70 pkgs
Dr Fruit $50 bbS Egxs bhl Flour 5,4 bush Wheat l0OJl
ba,b CON $50 bush lJO bash MALI I3 bush Barley ZV
900 bags Corn Meal 81 bales
TiaI 92 bales Hope 6o15 SIDES Leser zIS PEGS Butter 10
5 rg, Clt Meals go pkgs SteArn 2O pigs Bee 90 pgs
cl s lhd Toi acco al bb WHISKY 80 bales Wool bL en- lea
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.


I,xDoN Ian 14:3 D. m-ousos closed at 92i o money and
On scro1ut securities closed 6mi FyeITeniy bones
Fore 85 Railway stocks closed
hru Re l8! Illinois Central lii Atlantic and Great western ~
ian i-i:3 .. m-COttOn closed quiet s1d NeaII;
~ am rls5s ia Mailing Orleans sles Of The daT llOO
hale FOR export and speculation Cahforna me MIes,
n T. Fl9ur for western Corn Jls iOf new Nv A04
Other articles are unchanged
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
RrYRALo LAVE sroCK MAnKEr-Jar. u

1hf hOgrTs e 70 mhEt
ssshees effect sales the receipts sPpoImsrg those OF
against 1885, the sles Of head Ken
tuey sers aversgng B SC 40 do 38 b S6 40 doy
@ b s6 R Ohio 100 D. s5 50 DO 2iJ 10 % 81 do Ss
n s6 8 % Illinois 2f3 fb - 5Oi "a o., 23 h &Gi 78 do,
ms b. $5i @ dol 1893 n, $5 oli y do.,. 1909 p.
do I5 h. sc 2s sheep sciye an4 IT, 70 g. higher tha9 Ls!
~eet tes IN head follows lsy hehigsn averaging "a b at
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

Al n a. GA, III d. o. as rs; ios d. er ss IS; is6 do
10 SIS 25 ls Indana d. e5 lst Hogs falling Of N pce oaes
ade at &c 25I scrs; taes 70 bead
averaging 2t B at s6 5 bdo, 800 n. se co. II do ~1 No. at
Sc IS, aud 81 do. 800 ~ al sc.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

SAVANNAH Jan. l2COOn firm; demand light; Mddings 3c
net receipts 55 bs exports eosstwe O bales sales 500 bales
stock, $3.50 bales.
MOB.- TN l2Cotton quiet; Middngs ie net receipts 27i
bales eTporto Great Britain 54 bae coasrie Szi baes sales
l,3p bales stock 5i,6zl bales
BOsTOs Jan 2-Coon qae steady Mddlngs i5ic
ee 255 bales gross bales sales 800 bseJi stock $500 bales
BALTnOKE l2COt,On bat guOably lower; Md
dngs ls receipts SO bales Ba bales erpOs-tO the
Continent C90 bales; oosssSiS 60 bales sales SIS bales stock
~ lJ5 bales.
ksw-0aLKAss Jan 12CottOb steady ana In fair demsnd MID
bales
s1pos-o Britain 1889 bales Bremen l bales;
Genoa 3+l7 baesi Vera 92 bes sales 600 socb
<l62 bales.
wnESGToS. Jan. 2CottOn quiet and steady; MldHgs, lle
sook 2 sal bales
CHAKLKsTOs, Jan RCotton quiet and ady Mddlngs l4ie
net receipts z2 bales sIDo-oOastwss ZS bsesi sslss Wv
bales, stock - 489 baes
HoEEoLE Jan n-COt.on Que Mddngs 4e net receipts
t9 bales eIporeowis 2C bales sales 100 bales stock VSO
bales
GALvs1os. Jan. l2-cOOB-Reedpts estimated at 1000 bales
stOeL, 50 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PM
Ezas gi lCsa W,9 @ si % 5asoa and oS5 do
y sS sea ys @ 81 Wbestam Indiana Red uncaHgJ
Amber Rye commands Csc Corn less active teS uIenange.
Crude lie Refined 29ta2'te Whisky very Nue'i Western iF'n
B1STisosr Jan lCgon heavy, Mdling Upapd: l49I5e
cS: % DO lils 6asS IS; DO Family 60 60 So Sy As
3 s0 wesSTS Snpsssne s5e$5 7i Extra s6qs6 75 do
ST q e "a g. g. r NAs pa a spq sag s5s % ia
Be- GSs a. CO. G0%09 81 g. Germ OG S2m and active
s S med '" WIS tedp; stock scarce at Slc
OswEeo Jan steady and unetanged sales 100 b6s At
70 i0T S2 Is ~ GsPTDg DSglb r E tor ASi Wheat s% 5a quiet No.
S.sss G T. T. Corn 1 SeeIn S1 8. '5 5c Bs S S al s5as
for fair Rye and Peas inactive Corn Meal 81 % or
bo . 5 for unboe cyt Mlesd Inn Short Pa & ahR
srs sjla9c RsilToad fgEts-Foar Boston, c to New.
ss1 s @ e 4S'.d so Gd . s 4bHy SI1 5 's 60 pm ~ ~
and eS No 81 daring afternoon, quiet and
n Con active al ~ co. Erin d1g % ' d1 II @ MesSs
seaig !, Sc Provisions tner Meas Pork Sls s7i
ss sm a. IS aCG$s . Cattle dull Recdpts4 900 b ROur
4 100 bas Wheat 50 900 bah CON- u 600 bush OATS 600 bush
Zoo ZOO bash Corn go bush 0ss 500 Hogs
,oTeT: No Red 81 "a No d. 70 Corn dull 9nd iOTsIi
sers-O bb Flour 5000 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn 2oOO
Mssrn lceson dull lal.'s RECEIPT: s go ~ bse.i Ssi
shipments 26 haLs Flour frm and scarce At $3.50 30 Com
Mw4UKEg jan l2-Poar dull and nominal Wheat stesdyi No
rsrce Mixed 4sc Rye73c for Barley nominal Mess
pork s9 Dressed Hogs higher s at 81 25 keeept-O bbls
Flour q 900 bush Wheat.
Jan Cotton tciye demand and advancng Mid
frg III 04sc Foar steady end In moderate demand Wheat steady
densId Corn heayy receipts markets. ss
quiet and unchanged. quiet and unchanged
Barley steady and IN moderate demand; sales ec 81 Provisions
generally offered 500 bb Mess Pork sold $40
er March; little demand spot Bulk Meats held at &c for
ShOude 9f for Clear Rib lOc for Clear Sides demand Hight Lard
n speculative dnd and higher large sales At W 0l2c closing at III
ul2c or Steam and Kettle Bacon unchanged, Green Meats age
o Shoulder and sdesi Gll3s o HS1 Live ogs active sales
81 Goa 81; receipts 6gJhad whisky quiet and unchanged
CLKvEIAsD Jan lWbes hrm No. FED Winter 81 90 Corr
h New Shle 59c Oats declining; No State offered at 47c Pc
rosumCru1e quiet and unchanged Refined higher saes az I
LOUIvLLE, Jan 2IOaccO firm and unchanged safes, R hhds
Bsng weak Cotton steady hcdng ljsc Flour and Grain dull
and unchanged Provisions aeise; Mess Pork $50 50 Bsoon
Shoulder Sc Clear BIB lse Clear sides ne Bak Shoulder. 1c
Clesr kh lc Clear Sides lie LAM lie WHISKY quiet at 86e
ALBAEr n T. jan l2-Thee slight improvement noticeable IN
Che milling Wheat; and lot
Michigan together 81 dull neglected Corn
quiet bot fn 79a8Oc for Western Mixed New ard Old Barley
mtter snd bmness exhibited
the part Of boe sales this morning embrace beg o Of Two
Railroad a. car lot No TwOrOref
Rt Central 425J bl,h TSOTOwe1 state IN store
bush sowed DO do at sie and 0O bush Bay Qnne
IN and delivered in Troy To- Oats Gull and firmly held
63d6Oc for State and Western
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

TON TAP AND BRAzORA RAILROAD BY the Governor Of the
the authority the STATE OF
that Of the Houston lap ana
indebted the School
Of the Special School FUND loaned 70 e
s.ms sndsf the Legislature OF August h @ An
Al 10 proyde the Special school fghd N h o
~ road incorporated By the State and The amendments
thee which secured BY the bonds OF sa a
road COMPANY executed the State Of Texas under sad act
and amendments; ard 4. - A.. ,....n.,
Where's Said road company by failure TO PAY the interest ana
pkDr fund Indebtedness has not complied s s ohgayn
under August 18Th 1855 and the asendmn ana m M "a,
with the act Of 18Th Of August 10 ent Al hc
for the railroad companies indebted to the state m oshs non
the School Funds; tnd a.. ....o l.. -.
ou the Lesstue cause SAID roa 10 De soa
IL satisfaction Of said ndebtedness -, -. a..
Jessture EDMUND DAVIS, Governor Of sad STATE VII on
WEDNESDAY 18th day OF February d. 1871 csuse 10 be o
The aid Houston Bazora Railroad aud the charter ngh
..d including roabci night Of grading hdse ron
rail-, masonry and all the stock subscriber o ID s
sonpBy depos and depot stations and All e properly
by aid company necessary it, buSre,s-sd railroad oens spo'
(yO) fhy niles long go -, c,,,, .ao..,h A.,
Such sa. to take place public auction said l5t hfeenh Gay
i8Il the Capitol OF the state Aus
The hours 10 o'clock and the sale To be 10 inc
bgb bidder; prordd hOeUer that the Governor reserves h
t should advisable to buy SAID property H. or the <pe
should cash bid be made sunce 70 cover no
principal and ineost due on the School fHnd
have bereuntO signed my name ann ~
tbe great Alfred, at the CITY OF AVsn I'd
IL '' Ts,,s tbs tby nth EDMUND J. DAVIS, Governor
n, the Governor: JAsEs NEwCOsB FSecretsy OF state
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY IL, 1871.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that MEETING OF
be Stockholders the WcoI Gbbs Bsvsg Machine Co ".
be held 1t the 0mc Of tie Company Ne ss Brodwg the e DAY
Of O'Clock the purpose eecng four Trus
for he ensuing year. BDWARD r. HATCH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-13

fsin Ar srehansbe Strained ROsns are nschy sou a.
eiaed &c. closing ssy 81 20 80 so 90 % -, o as il
500 No 4 4 selling SLOWLY al ~ ~ i9 " "
wilmington CITY l.c is uns
e.n Lnsc Is moderately active and STEADY at SlGeze iSi
without chanse the Shor
PROvISoNs-There good demand @ iS' 5 rSA q, 26 gIi
closing firm; ssles iV0 no. ~ ts
q 20 tor bhs Old Mess at sy D. anu
Prime Western sl9 50d+l9 5j for future deh1e @ ne on fl
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