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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

Now that the rcfairng the roof Of the Capitol il
sbouf completed. NC should be gratlhed to some
steps taken toward the improvement Of the grounds
surrounding the same building.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

WHEE our sidewalks are complete, water works
started gas In working ORDER and that clock in lite
proper place, afeeng OF gratefuness and tranquility
viii then cast It's eonsoIing Influences over our much
disappointed yct patient community
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

wEare truly glad to that tho City Council has
accepted the proposItonof Mr. Watts TO light the city
with gas He win start 10 work at once, and BY the
latter part Of the spring would not be surprised II
the lights are upon our streeta. Let us rejoice.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

FOUNDRY for all kinds Of iron aud brass castings
s much needed IN Austin This want is keenly felt in
our midst, as many small pieces Of machinery are
broken and the whole rendered useless In consequence
or heavy expense and delay incurred In having to send
abroad such an institution would most certainly pay
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

0uR country friends should not fail to drop in at
Sampson HcnFieks before they leave the city. This
large establishment Is greater curiosity than the
circus About every department Of mercantile trade
Is represented BY this house, In its various depart
menls 20 that those DESTROYS Of purchasing goods need
20 no further 70 get their supplies.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

EAR1Y on Friday morning a young man by the
name Of Capt Luck arrested by the deputy sheriff
Of Basirop county, under a charge Of forgery and
swlndllng. This young man has been in Austin dur,
lngihe past two weeks sgiIing under the gaisc Of
gentleman OF leisure
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

GEORGE B. ERATH, the old pioneer of
McLennan county, known aforetime as the
Flying Dutchman of the Frontier" is the
Democratic candidate for Senator from the
Waco district. The Radicals say the Demo
Gratis are opposed to foreigners; a lie too pal
pablo to excite anything but contempt. AT
this time the Democrats have the following
foreigners as candidate in this State:
]. ]. Groos, German, for Commissioner
of the Land Office.
Joseph Dwycr, Irishman, for Senator from
the San Antonio district
George B.. Erath, German, for Senator
from tine Waco district
Edward p. Linn, Irishman, for Repre-
sentative from the Victoria district.
A German for Representative from the
Colorado district.
A. L. Kessler, for Representative from
the Comal district.
Erich Schmidt, German, for Representa-
tive from Houston district
But the list is too long. This is enough
to show that wherever merit exists, Demo-
Gratis select their candidates regardless Of
birth or nationality -Dallas Herald.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

NAxY Of our friends from the interior In town
yesterday and al appeared 10 be interested IN our mu-
nlepsl election Some o. them went 80 far a. TO
wager email SIMS on the result Of The polling.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

OK Yesterday the weather was clear and beautiful.
During greater part Of the day cool refreshing
breeze kept the temperature at pleasant and healthy
height Many ladies' were out, some shopping, others
enjoying a refreshing walk up and down our lovely
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

TO Al % whom these presents shall come, Whereas,
Y "a. been made known % thar On o. ohout che
nfst day % september, A. ID i6l1 Ga iho county q
Denton, IN sald state, one JOHN cRurCfIFIElD did
murder dAA1e WALKER, and has subsequently, Coui-
mittcd other crimes aud that said Crufch1od 81 1 81
large and fugitive from Justice
Now, therefore, Il Edmund y. Dagla Governor ol
Texas VIRTUE Of The authority vested IN me By thc
Constitution and laws 81 said tiaio do horcby olcF
reward OF i've hundred dears Tor tho arrest AID IeG.
cry q the seid John Cruichiod N the fhol ~ Denton
upon his conviction. ~
Autctttuooy Wlcfcoi. have ntftunto INuco
my name and have ca1acd the great 1cl o.
l5EAL the State 20 b aaixcd a. Tie c|tg 90 Aus
tin. this fourth day q November. A. d.
KDMUND J. DAVIS
Governor
JANss p Exesa,tn. Secretary Of state
mos I'd stv
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

Tins Mexican vote. IN spite Of the assertions Of the
Radicals thar hey had i safe for themselves, was cast
sI,,o.t solldiy Tor the Democratic candidates.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

ToA FAuLKSEi. the young man who murdered
Howling, and who has been IN the Travis county Jail
FOR the past ten months this morning taken from
JAN under guard and heavy manacled and transferred
by wagon to Fort Mason. where he Is 10 be hung by
The neck Tin he Is dead dead dead.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

Irwas amuaug Tuesday to see the look Of disap-
posntment and despair worn by the Radicals. Austin
gone Travis county going and the State irretrovably
lost arc the bugbears that constantly DIGGING their
fancies Wen, they are doomed end doomed man al
ways looks very badly especially 50 when the iudg
u,enf Is against him for his msdccJs
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

TEE first Of the series Of three match games be-
tween the Cadet and Capitol Base Ball Clubs was
played yesterday afternoon on the grounds OF
the Cadets, near the Military Institute. The
game resulted in the defeat Of the eapitols by
score OF Is to "A. Owing to the inclemeDcy Of the
weather. the game was not commenced till O'Clock.
The uhfofYr,l l. the score.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

THE Austin Library Association thankfully acknowl
edge donations from Rev DR. o. Fisher and Ar. Franz
Kuehae, also Galveston Eeies and Houston Mercury
Z WISE Secretary
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

In obedience to the above, the members Of Walkers
Division requested to meet at the Mayors Office
In the city OF Austin, on Saturday. November g. at
O'Clock T. n. JAMES E. SHEPARD.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

To e.gr r,ch. earn money fairly, spend less than
you earn. and hold on @ The diherenees Inc nfst
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

PUT not faith In him who predicts hot scason-hc
keeps ice; nor In him who predicts cold onehe owns
a clothing store; nor yet in him who predicts a vet
one-he has umbrellas for sale; nor dry onehe sells
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

Business Is getting lively and briskners f. seen
everywhere about the city cheering to the observer.
Improvements appear to be marching onward with
mote npld pace. lsnOt e0naRed to localities, but is
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

THE ngIy weather Of Tuesday morning and thc day
before was followed in the afternoon BY lovely skies
and bright sunshine and sidewalks looked lovely
IN the afternoon with their array Of beauty and fashion.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

We notice many loads Of cotton being brought in
our city day after day our merchants arc paying the
highest figures FOR the staple, and planters, knowing
thIs bring their cotton here in place Of hauling IL else
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

TUE business Of shc city st continues to be ane
A any ono could possibly want. The scarcity Of
money. however, e complained Of on every side
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

srnAaoEEs and citizens find considerable difficulty
In asccralnIng tho names OF streets. Il would cost
but little to have them placed the corners Of each
street
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

FAnMEIss who live in the vicinity Of our city would
do well 10 bear in mind that butter, cggs and yegeta
bles are q scarce commodity here and govern them
selves accordingly.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

H,,rra passed through the detgue oar citizens are
now passing through an epidemic Of Infuenzas and
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.RoCLAMATIoN

DHUOllAhLlht IUlN n II
~ she Oovsrnor q thessass orTexaa.
In devout acknowledgements orr dependence mon
Almighty God fsr his manifold and urnooni rlfls %
rs, and In accordanee with ne proclamation o. The
PRESIDENT Of the United States i Edmund y. Davis,
Governor OF Texas DO hereby recommend tie people
Of the State 20 observe Thursday. the TWI.AIX.
SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER next. ~ day o.
public thanlragivinR.
Absiaining from our uaua avocatOne let ne on that
day, with heart and one voice unle Ia thankaQir
ing and praise 20 the RTof d lie, ana tho ouilq %
al good, for the rich beaelnra bestowed on s o. eo-
pie, and ~ individual rocIpIcnia Of His favor.
IN testimony whereof, have hcfcnntn
tSBkI.l signed my name and have caused TIA great
seal Of the State % Be afdKcd, % the city
Of Austin, this hiai day d November, A..
y. 1873.
EDMUND T. DAVIS,
Governor.
BY the Governor:
jams p NEwCOnp. Secretary Of state
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

TnE act regulating elections, adopted by
the last Legislature, is long one, and it
would be we'll if those who are to conduct
the approaching election could make them
selves familiar with its provisions in advance.
The law provides for the appointments, by
the county court, of presiding officer for
each precinct, who shall, on or before the
day of election, select two judges and two
clerks, from the different political parties If
demanded, so far a. practicable, and If there
be present sufficient number Of the party
making the demand, and willing to serve,
who, together with the nresiiling officer
shall be tho nanagorso of election. Itwould
be much hetter that these appointments
should be made good whilo before, than
on the day Of election, 50 that they could
be fully prepared for their duties, but the
law even allows them when not before APP
pointed, to be chosen by the voters present
at tho polls on the day Of election, when, Of
course, they would be badly prepared for
the duty imposed on them GolvtSaa
Nctrs.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

wnnsr therc l. falling % IN rents Of siorc houses
ana inferior dwellings, yet The demaad for comioEta
he cilns Of irom four 10 elk rooas d Tar IN
q tho suppg, aud sach buildings coianaand gcod
nscr A hopsc costing fFom Twelve % fiiseu hundrcd
soi,ass IS saai ,..li az tie sl, 0 readily rcpt for
fernly Is txcul dollars ner month. uoqses with
six 10 eight Rooms with eisien and other eonvc-
rlsnces rent thirty 70 eng dollars per meath.
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\ w fsE'I,, frrE lltrnt1f . % Nott ot g
model for deg that can TN alpeg thf top
81 fenec. he expects % Effak nfsil1os
lion 81 thc CATS. 11d become utliihl,t than
ltn nc,kschd
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

OK Monday, during tho election VIC wcrc considcra.
bis smuse At puritsnica prcanabnlatons and nonscns
cal eflasions Of a political and hypocritcal negro
preacher b. ne name q Green. Green IS good He
ehoaa have pot beam sren as % have 50 saerescd
IL hay csng nor 90 sfccn a. tnhaye bearded the Dc
iaocraev 81 Austin IN thc dcns. aud BY the influence
al BE ministerial robes attempt 70 influence bis col
es,a breihtrn 70 vote Tor tetliemcn
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BY she Governor or she state Of Texas.
500 RFWARD.

To az 20 whom these presents shall come. Whereas
u has been made known 70 me that on or shout ne
twentieth day % August a. ID. 1874 AZ the town q
Mount Pleasant ID Titus county. IN sasd State one
REUBEN REID, did murder one j MS Mo- ilI'Y
aud lhat the said Reuben Reed - sl Is largo and
fugitive from Justice.
Row, therefore. I, Edmnnd ,. Davis. Governor q
Texas ny Yrine 81 the Authority vested 10 ne - the
DOugiitutou md laws Of fia STATE DO hereby clIer
reward % f0ur hundred dollars Tor the arrest and de-
livery q the ead Reuben Reed % the sheriff ~ Iifus
connty inside the jail door; enld reward 10 81 paid
npon lis conviction
III testimony whereof. I have bcrsualo rir1ed
my name and have cans1d he great seal ~
lSElf-I the Sl1lc 70 Be aIxcd 81 ne city ~ Aus
Tin. this 1r1t day 81 November. a. u.
1874 EDMUND j. DAVIS.
Governor.
Iiv flic Governor.
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TuE articles Of agreement between the city and Mr.
watts, for supplying rs with gas, have been signed
sealed and delivered. lie leaves In few days for
Louis 10 have the material and apparatus At once pre-
pared for shipment and thinks Il than probable
that he viii light our city by The latter part Of the
spung So much for another step IN cur advancement
m The right direction.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

r,r ncw .o-leeIce viii soon be completed Il win
- -. - - n..I hnlaInrs n the city when nni.hed.
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CAnmaetf ASn HARsrss WlluoUT NQNGr.- pnf-
pa - Suspension pi ne banks and he1eai pressure
ln lhe assay marked, MA EEL caaefs, Jersey wax
rors hures ana harness oi every pattern and plcc,
loplniels and dealers payable Jsraafy Isl % drais
- iheir cnnnsti.n merchants hesc. ve lalcscsl. D.
~ HoIllneeoorih q ca. successor 10 n. Aafsh Den
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LocaI Matters.

As he etv clcion haa gone, vii go The county.
Hurah for Ii, Dsrocrsie parry and our candidates.
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In Friday mornings issue we neglected to :

We are informed that The Cadets are topIay match
game with the Olympic Base Ball Cub, on next satur
day afternoon, on the grounds near the Institute.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-11-06

EgqiRE satisfaction Is expressed IN regard 10 the
hsnner % conducting the drawing for the gin con-
cert at Turner's Hall on saturday. The brewing was
aone hy blind mon from the Asylum. No. 1871 drew
ne capital prize Of $780, man hamed smith, clerk
Is the Land Onicc, being the heldcr No iaa6 drew
san end No N8 tio0.
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PHu.ADEIruIA, November 4.-The late
edition Of the Eccnipg "a aph says: .Ihe
f0rnia and Texas CohsfTuctiOn Com
engaged in building by contract the
Texas Pacific Railroad, was unable 70 meet
all paper maturing to-day. The present
financial condition Of the C0unrry has ren,
dercd Il impossible for the company 70 real
lie ready cash on is assets, although they.
are very largely ID excess Of their liabilities
Over $500 600 Of its paper, most 81 il en-
dorsed by prominent stockholders. went %
protesf. The liabilities Of the construction
company are reported at 81 SOC, 600 ID n0tCa
rari0usly endorsed, all maturing within 90
days. <1o0. 900 Of loaua ~ collatrraIs and
individual recnslty. go. 600 Of unsecured
obiigaiio1z IN the shape 81 drafts and
<25a ooQ Of floating debt; amounting y AZ
to nearly 50. COO. 600. This amount, with
over s oQ1 coo 81 cash paid in the stock 81
the construction company, has been cA-
pended on thc construction 81 the Iexol
Pacifc Road, and there are go niles g fo1o
conpicic1. equipped and 81 orfrrtlons end
slr1. m niles fetq log iron 4te re-
sources 81 the cor .trqction ccuQ1r4 co1-
2 az t8I. GOO per nile. q plcil1 road,
81 the first uoI go bonds Of the railroad
rc,r,rnr. secured 81 Iitu on The railroad,
its con- lscnI1. IrInctis1s and t1crrl
acres * lard l'cr mile elanIe4 ly tl'c sass
90 Iorrs- nger 81 ol4 HH1 q unfell con-
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FOR 4LDEKNEN.
First Wnrd-Meiz, O.; sneed, Sc; James, 80.
Second Ward-BrcmOnd, iO5; Litten, S.
Third Ward-B oardman, 90; no opposition
Fourth ward-Christian, -; no opposition.
Fifth Ward-Dohmc, -; Fountain, 30; Heller, 70.
Sixth Ward-Todd, -; sisson, r.
Seventh Wmd-scholz, 100; Brown, 50.
Eighth ward-BueggerhOa i0f; MilIett. 70.
Ninth Ward-Robinson, 2O2; Wilson, o
Tenth Ward-Mitchell, S.; BHlingsley, 40; Hannig,
i5
IT gives pleasure call attention to the card OF
our young friend, VIM. P. Gaines, who has been but
lately admitted 70 The practice Of the law. Having
ceiFcd thorough academieal education at Of the
finest Institutions in America he has with good ad-
yantagcs and the most commendable zeal applied him
self 10 the stu-y Of the law. and Wi no doubt adj
vance rapidly in his profession To those who seek
legal advice at the Capital have no hesitancy in
saying that business entrusted Mr. Gaines in any OF
the courts win receive prompt and efficient attention
His character s unsullied hs energy undoubted, and
we predict for him cnviable station in his pro-
fcssion
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AC11T1lgs cT11ae. c1rIeF n |.1F 1Ir1fI I||1 I.l
~ 1i'e sor'h EIoE a1l gc - 90 4. - +. -.
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PosTNAsrER GENERAL CRRasWEIE. Is at
tempting 10 introduce a novel system Of
government banking It is said that in his
forthc0ming report DO win recommend the
establishment 81 postoiice saving banks
throughout the country, in connection Eifh
the post0lices VheFp deposits can be made
at four per cent. Interest: There viii b q
centred bureau at Washington where az de-
posts win DC sent, apd thcre thly aIp iq hp
Invested IN government securities. Ar.
crcsVcl proposed something slfolltt iva
years ago. a ike sysfem Is sald q - n
succc Col opeFltiOn il Great Britain n 'i-
~ NG
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WIN P. GAINES,

Attorney and Counselor al Law,
VIII practice in the Supreme and Federal Courts a
Austin, and IN the District Courts Of Travis and adj
joining counties
special attention given to Land business in an Of ils
branches. nos % d&wIyr
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HAVE VIZ Nor BORNE THEM LoNG
ENoUeHl For four long and fearful years,
tho people Of Texas have borne the dreadful
reign Of Davis and the Radical party. Dur
ing that time, he has commissioned and sent
out upon missions Of murder, among the
people, many Of the most infamous charac-
tiers that were ever in the State, and who
had but little more regard ard respect for
human iifo than they had for the lie Of the
brute. The numerous murders which they
peTpetrated IN tho State. and the facility
with which thesescapcd, 81 show tliat the
people have borne their TRIALS with reniarka-
bic patience, and they surely have borne
them long enough, and il is time to Try new
but honest men, 7 YER reporter
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austin Busine Z. + Direotorx

PHYSICIANS.
DRJ.B SHEPlfEHD, PHYSICIAN AND sun.
- geon. Once IN weiss new building. Room
30 z; hes,aence esfnfl pi College Avenue snd
BUILDERS AND LUMBER DEALERS.
n r. MILLETT-HoUsE BUILDER AND NAN-
~ sufacturer 81 doora eashca blInds, etc. etc EcIs1
dressed and undEeseed lumbcE Ash street. just east
= 1870. -.e-es,
+ oOMIs & cHRFsTIAN-Ho BUllDEas
doors, Bashes, bnds; seis al kinds 81 innhS1. Con.
gross Avenue, near tho Capitol
MALE a Co.-DEALKRs N AL KINDS on
~ lumber, coore, saeheg, blnda. etc Eronlu1 E1Et
Avenue. south eide q tho rnilroad freight depot.
GROCERs.
II B. GILDART-DRALER III GROCERIES AND
cotton wool and hides. Pecsn street. near 80 I1on
.ss.eks. =.
GUNsMITHs.
n WELIS-DEkLER n. GUNS. PISTOLS
q sand spoFang foodlt nlelflne ftEaIred. congfcsa
PRODUCE DEALERS.
N A. ALTON BUYS COTTON, WOOL. HIDES,
N spcltrcs, beesWax and I've atocki sells eat ~
pFoafl. Pecan street. near Iron BFides
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
+ sTEIN-DEALER N CHINA. 0IlesWAnf.
sbaE.axinres ehildlenl calriaeql, food ard willow
VAR, lempe, Chandelier. &c. CDnasss Avenue. ID.
poaite Raymond Whitls.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
DETER shITH-sEIl.e CHOICE FAMILY GRO.
ccrcs. also DRY gooda boots end shoes aud 1cIoaG
Congress Ayrnne' Between An and Hickory sIfesi1.
ToHN Il. ROBINSON 4 sON-WIIb E8tf.r
~ AID retail dc1leEs in general merchandise and wool
ana cotton buyers CenErcas Arenae, neaf, nayIlo1t
CiRoW 4 sDEEs-DEAI.ERs ~ DRY Goods
~ clofhlng hats. bools and f1oe1 tltttlIt0. h.I0
ware etc III T1eat rates paid Tor crIIDn. utN EIIfI
ana uea.nIy ADD school Nallauio Congress avenue
corner q Boz Care
4 P. Observation-Disclosures ~ DHf GOODS
t9re 49, fs,. eoo '. o e.
TOLL. &C. congne.s stenur-t terae lIriri l'1s1
MUSIC DEALERS
q 7. sIssoN- DEALER ~ PIkEoa. onof1'a.
~ .tloIInl. guitars sheet rraf. n1I'r1I1g snI 0
elesl ,1eie1.1ol.e. cp1Efc1e AFrn1e. 1clHe11 tIl1
JEWELERS.
~ 49, ~ 800 q - ~ -
<Aroor q 11ntao1 . 1l1fItE.| A4I1L .11f rae
stock % 1I1nlcno1 t1Ir.l1 t1..I| 1Ir. WEIrNIa nI
ieEelsT I1pelrcd e ateIitei rcl'c1
u G. WELEe-DEnls u tlE Kinds ~
-. ~ . 49, , -.. -. .s e et'
HOTELS
(ITT u0TRL-1 ~ o'EEAL pnorHIF rof
Lc01rllls oTlna1. t1rrsr cr|.1l 1I11.'. ''I1 I.l
h4e lnc 1c1|h view ed ed q 81 co.
FURNITURE DEALERS
NJ y. NhIuEn DEtTEn - All KINDS Or
tIA tluEt1ff. 1rl 9EIl Tor 1Inl1 p re So
cclnI reDE'llI 11tr1e ar1 hl4 street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS DEtEEHs
W. HAYHtN -DEALEH ~ DIX oonn.
- afIcltIrV. 1cslI |Il1 IIrII /. |frI ..r.
f1lsl al1rnt. n,1E..n Fear l11 E.lI a Az |iI
cLoTHE11
z No4E1rDEfIEI ~ EE1I-EIDr rIoe4.
sAleIrE' f11f1 ~ 14or1. 1al1 AZ r |.5'
E,l1t I.A2I.ll 4lEIre tlI4l|r EIrI1 -
DN- q tt
TOBACCO DEkIE
nGlIefEI1 4 1cElIrl cox 81
( "a 1ne ,1rl a II,I...
49,. FsA It 14.. .
t EoNEF MAEr4 ~
4-- no |.II.|.E 0|| 81.
4-.f- AZ 49,. ~ n =.
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A DOLPH BkHN. CDH0f1 ArErE 4zEII
<Aaoor y santeo8 q Ie1fItEs. A4Iol I11t Inf
aIo4E % 1Iaulrn11 GuIr01 -. 1Ir WN|I.I. IrI
ieEelsg Ispeircd e ltelie.l ncIIce.
- 6. WKLIs-Drafs III AZ RfEne ~
40 auNlrhc1, cIccl1 1IItlrlIo. 1ne rs I|4. .Ir GA.
grels Aglnae. corner loIg q Az street.
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- sfocd, Wholesale and RETAIL Highest prices pedi6f
cotton, wool and hides. Fccen street. near the Iron
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TELEGRAPHIC.
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Yellow Fever.

MENPHIs. November 3--Four yellow fe-
'er deaths; Eve others; seven new cases Of
Fellow fever.
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GuNeMITns.

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