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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-20
From the Corinth News
Chaos Come Again-The Upper
and Neither Milestone.

General Ames is doubtless elected
Governor of the State. In few DAYS
we will know, unoficially, the result be-
yond question, but when will it be known
officially? Governor Powers and Attor-
ncy General Morris hold that the late
election is unconstitutional and void, and
will, doubtless, throw every obstacle pos
sible in the way of counting the votes.
The law provides that the returns shall
all be forwarded to the Secretary of
State. A copy of all the returns for Gov.
ernor and ali State officers shall also be
forwarded blythe registrars to the clerk
of the Supreme Court. Immediately
upon the receipt of the returns for Dis
trict Attorney and other district offices,
the Secretary of State is required to no.
tify the Governor and Attorney General
thereof, and request their attendance at
the opening of the returns, etc. There
can be no computation without the presence
of either the Attorney General or Coy
ernor. Both of these functionaries, be-
lieving that our election is void, viii, in
all probability, be certain to remain
away from such opening, computation
etc. The consequence viii be, probably
that the new Senators, joint representa-
tives (foaters) and District Attorneys
viii not get their commissions, nor be aa-
thorized to enter upon the discharge Of
their duties, until there has been some
warm times in settling this question.
Mcleod, the present Secretary Of State,
is machine in the hands Of Governor
Powers, and viii do his bidding, and may
himself refuse to count this vote. The
returns of Governor and other State Off
GERS, however, are to remain unopened
until the organization of the House of
Representatives, when il 10 made the du-
tv of the Secretary. of State and the
clerk of the Supreme Court to deliver
these returns 10 8he Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives, Who shall invite the
Senate to be present; and, q the presence
of beth houses shall open the returns,
etc. From she aab0Te considerntions, il
il clear that the Setfeta19 Of Stals win
refuse 10 transmit the returns to the
Speaker Of the HOUSE Then ell turns
upon the action 81 McKeH, the clerk OF
the Supreme Cosng.
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The Southern Claims Commission nn-
nounce in a printed volume "A, 900 claim
ants for amounts varying from $3.50 to
$3.50, 900.
Bill Apps peace Papers' are ded.-
Gated "to the unnrm'd, unlegd, unpen-
shund, unWept, unhOnOrd, and unsuug
soliers Of the Confederit States 90 called. '
The governor Of Vermont BE- 20 give
One-half his salary this year 30 ht out o.
FIRE engine company He used Go run
with the machine"
Gen. Hardee died in the railroad depot
at Wytheyille, Virginia, whittier he bad
gone 10 take a train for home in Selma,
Alabama.
The large number Of people who now
90 to Florida 70 spend the winter. on
account Of its temperate climate, are saii
70 have caused many changes in muI.
towns and Villages on the Peninsula.
The demand for accommodation has
caused many 70 increase in size, and to
pay greater regard 20 order and neat-
ness.
The elections Of this year are not yet
complete. On Monday, the 24lh inst.
a congressman will be chosen in tho
Fourth district Of Louisiana, 90 fll the
vacancy caused b. the death of Samuel
Peters. On Tuesday, December 2. Texas
win elect q EoVefhOr and vote on pro-
posed amendments % che Constitution.
The most liberal Republican paper iu
Florida is edited hg q c0lored man.
The Oranges Of Choot1w county win
meet at LaGrange Oh lst Saturday of
Dec, for the puFpoae Of exciting q ccn-
trail counsel
The death 81 Hon. s. R Maloly.
Secretary Of ths Confederate Navy, ean-
rounoe
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Special 20 The N. %. Times.
BAYOU SARA, Nov. 13-On board ths
steamer Ozark, Mississippi River. On
Sunday, Hampton Henderson and tuo
other negroes we're brought into CoIfrr
by colored men, who were threatened
with death If they harbored lho porr5.
trktos Of the Grant parish Outrage
They were turned over TO Afford Shell
by, Deputy Sheriff, but tho cidrena took
charge Of them, conveying them in tha
direction OF G. 9. Nash's residence. They
were shot after confeasing that nine 0thcr
were concerned in the attack upon
Madame Lacour's residence.
Mumf0rd Wells shot two more che day
following. near Mr.. Loushard's hoirr.
with double-barreled shotFuns. having
been discovered and tracked 20 that
point.
On Tuesday, fifteen citizens from Al
exandria surprised three more hiding
from arrest.
Another one was hung In Rapids par.
ish the same day.
One Of them was tracked as far as thr
tollgate, three miles from Alexandra.
The other two are known % be yct in
Grant parish, and when caught. they
viii undoubtedly share the same fate sr
the others.
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THE GUN.
A wife Shoots Her HusbnBd-She
Says "a was done fm SeIGsDg-
Tense.

From the Springfield MOO Southwest.
On Tuesday last a shooting afray oc-
CURED some twenty miles northwest Of
this place, in which Henry Reyson was
shot, and severely, though not fatally
wounded, by bis wife. An enmity has
existed between them for q long time,
which led to a separation, and an sPpli-
cation for a divorce on his part. He
visited her on Tuesday hoping, il is said
to effect reconciliation. They got into
dispute which was abrubptly terminated
by her seixing q shotgun, and dwelling
at him, the contents taking effect in his
arm. She claims to acted IN self-de-
Tense, alleging that he threatened her life.
Mrs. Royson has been arrested and held
for trial. B
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How the Panic Affects the Work.
ing Women.

The New \ ork Bulletin is showing the
disastrous affect of the panic on the
female operatives of New York, upon
| whom, it says, it is to be feared that it is
destined to produce all but a crushing
effect. It occurred just when the city
trade was reaching its best. Wages were
comparatively good and were advancing,
and there was full employment for all.
Orders from the country poured in on
the New York manufacturers, and there
seemed a fair prospect of a continuance
of this prosperity. Women's work is so
dependent upon fashion and upon abuHd-
ance of spare cash, that it is always the
first to feel the effects of a financial col
lapse, and the last to recover from it.
The Bulletin says: FL .ft no
"Women were discharged in bands of
ten, twenty, fifty, and in too many cases,
one hundred What is worse, there is
no Immediate prospect of their obtaining
work very soon. Those having comfort
able homes, are, unfortunately, in the
minority. There are too many 10 whom
their daily pay is a matter of life and
death, and to whom it may, in wretcfed
extremity, make all the difference be-
tween lives of 1honor or Of shame. The
Office of the Workingwomen's Protective
Union is painfully crowded with women
seeking employment, and every day in
creases the list of applicants yet every
day some new avenue or source of en-
ployment is cut off With no homes, no
relatives to fall back upon, many girls
and women know that it is only a ques-
ton of few days or hours when they
will be turned out of their boarding or
lodging houses to fate too painful to
contemplate" - a.
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EMIGRAETs RErURNTNG TO ENG-
LAND. view Of great scarcity of
work and consequent suffering daring
the coming winter in this city and
throughout the country generally, the
Society of Ama1gamated Carpenters are
sending large numbers Of English work
men belonging to tlleir society, some of
whom have recently landed in this coun-
try, back to England, to work there du-
ring the period Ct depression cf business
on this side Of the water. Many have
already sailed. and large additional NUM-
bsEs viii be taken b. steamers sailing
for London end LiyeFpepl. n, 4.
Herald.
faez
One result Of the WISCONSIN election
win probably be the repeal Of the anti-
liquor ~.
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The Grant Parish RavithoFB Brought
70 justice.
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In the West Virginia Senate, on Fri
day, Senator Bennett declared that the
treasury was bankrupt. Senator Bennett
was formerly auditor of Virginia. and
ought to know. - ssssFS
A FNsf r1wa
len counties in Iowa have elected. fe-
male school superintendents.
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summary Voageaaee EEoralrd-
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FLoATERS.
Jackson and Harrison: H'm. A. cAd

Jackson and Harrison: Rm. "A. Champ
Tin. II t
Lincoln and Amite: #. A. Clover.
Pfentiss aud Aleorn: IT, L. Reese.
Greene and Wayne: w. w. Thompson.
Chocfaw and Montgomery: y. p. TA0np-
soa. M
Perry and Marion:
Pontotoe and Union:
Calhoun and Yalobusha: D. ". Rodgers
Sunhower and LAHORE: J. w Randolph
Pearl and Hancock Redding Byrd. go
Jones aud Covington: f.-s.
Washington and Issaquena; J. S. Sim
mons
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RETRIBUTIvE JLsTroE-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-19
LITTLE SINS.

Charlotte Wiley and Maggie Boston
colored damsels-sre not good friends
Charlotte Wiley has, according to Mag
gle Bos,on's story, 3 mighty nasty
tongue 10 her head, and has been lashing
It abou. in o manner not altogether pleas
ing 10 Maggie, who, if we are to believe
all she says, is an angel in disguise.
Maggie Boston wont allow any "nigger"
to SANDER her character. without . fuss"
Sho will fight till she dies arst dam If
che don't" Charlotte Wiley did SANDER
her character, and the consequence was
that they came near making hash OF one
mother. They were prevented from
lighting it out and advised to apply TO
p. NJ. Bird to adjust thsir difficulty. They
had u trial and Charlotte Wiley wss taxed
tive dollars and the "ayreesblss.' She
grew wrathy and vowed 80 have revenge
out OF that 'tarnel black heifer," and
accordingly swors out war
rant against Maggie. accusing her
With having used Language calculated to
provoke q breach of pencs," Maggie wa
guilty and was slso taxed eve and thu
trimmings. Tnry w"re even n W, and
tat WAS all they wnn,rd THY CAV.
ar "promss ~ ps!" and went ava,
BIT they Will b" back again, Tor they
mus, have = tshl before tho tang 10 IS, .
led"
Monroe Lawrence, also up on q charge Of
sing oteI lve snd abusiv. lnngunge, bu
The proof against him was very thin in.
Iced, 90 thin that his honor could not IN
justice hns him. Lawrence was di..
missed
John Jay, an ugvgly-looking, bulldog
'aced individual, who says no 10 u "coal
pe.ver by occupation" WAS brought in,o
,urt on u cbsrgs Of rnd,cent cundu, ;
1. 10 mean man and deserved all he q,
I'm of ten dollars and costs wss booked
10 his sccount. As paid.
Then again Gomez Charlotte Wiley, col.
ord, and 'cusst out" q warrant Agains,
] q ,is Patterson and Mollis Lewis, charg.
ng them with obscsns language. Bu,
Charlotte could not make Der case stick =
ss: swearing wss net NssUg enough, Ass
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the defendants were discharged, the
costs being charged 10 tho account VI
charlotte Wiley.
William Fisher colored, who claims TO
be minister of the gospel, but who ike
less pretentious Christians, OCCASIONALLY
dsviates from the straight and narrow
path, was before his honor Judge Bross
on . charge of a''aulting and striking
George Washington. Rev. Fisher was
charged FIVE dollars aud the usual iare'
which amounted in the aggregate to about
thirteen dollars. Ho is particular friend
Of the Rev. Logan sleeper, and ike
Sleeper, 10 always busted. He wanted the
cour. to go. the 6ae aud costs down to the
&C cunt Of the gentleman on whom Sleeper
gives checks for HE board, The
court after examining the records,
stated that that individual had sel'
tied bis accounts with tli'
| c urt, and taken his business to Judge
Bird. Mr.. Fisher was furnished board
and lodgings Cor six days q. the expense
Of the city.
George Robinson, for a.saalting AM
striking Emma Shannon, was ane'
twenty five dollars. He wac sent to tn
calaboose for sixteen dsys.
Emma Heac, for using offensive lar
guage, was fned five dollars and the trim
iugs.
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KYNAsTON TO THE FRONT.

Mr.. James KynAston, whose reputation as
a butcher is par excellent with the people
OF this city, has opened new meat
sho D near the corner Of Commercial avenue
and twentieth street, next door to MIR. Pat
Burk's grocery store. 1t isswell Known and
acknowledged fact that MIR. Kynaston, dur.
ing his long experience In the meat busi.
ness In this city, never offered TO his custom
eTs anything but the choicest OF every kind
of meat. lie is good Judge of cattle. and
buys nothing hut the youngest and attest,
and as consequence has the best Of beef.
The same may be said OF every kind of meat
sold by him. give him atrial, and our word
Tor II, you viii always no pleased. G-ls-ti
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TO So BsCRIBERs.

Subscribers 10 the DAILY BULLETIN,
who live in the city, will, until further
notice, pay to Mr.. Charles Lame, or my
self, weekly, the amounts due for their
papers commencing Monday last, July
IL. Subscribers who wish to avail them.
selves Of the discount allowed on yearly
subscriptions,
PA1D IN ADVANCE
Must come to the Office and settle
in accordance with published terms
Until they do sopsymen, will be required
Of them weekly at rs cents per week.
L. A. BURNETT. Business Manager.
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

M AID ST. L PACKET COMPANY,(
AGENT'sUrr.CE Cairo, July l, 1873
The Memphis and St. Louis Packet
company now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo TO Denver and reiurL
so, good 'or ninety days from date OF
sale. ALSO regular tickets on sale for
Kansas Cit, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
san Francisco and al principal points
vest, and by river ana rail to all points
south. For further Information call 1T
the companys othce, No. II Ohio levee
under City National bank, Cairo, Illinois
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Agt.
Sol. A. SILVER, Passenger Agt.
7.l-tf,
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Messrs. r. smythe g. Co., intend re-
moving their entire stock Of goods from
their old stand, on ,he Ohio lsveo, to the
one occupied by them at the corner OF
Mn tesnth and Commercial avenue, hav-
ing met with success in their new store
far beyond their most ssnguine ezpec'a.
tions, they have concluded to consolidate,
Tor the present At lesrt, ,hoir business
In the meantime their store house on the
levee will DO given . thorough overhaul
ing and placed IN perfect repair. Thank
M the public for past tAvors they re'pect'
ed'ly solicit continuance Of tns came.
7-lstf
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THE BARBER.

Gus. Helm, Sixth street. near Ohio levee
has just laid out considerable sum OF
money In repain,ing. papering, and In ever,
,sy repairing his barber shop, and his l.
now one OF the incest, II not the incest ton.
serial establishment in Cairo. Helm en-.
ploys mono but drst-class wo' kmen in hi
shop, and we venture to say the two youn.
men who now hold situations there, csnno
be excelled In their calling by any othe'
barber or BARRIERS in the city. Try them.
G.l7-tt
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FOR SALE Or RENT.

A two.stury nuus" "n Commercial ave-
.ue near the corner Of Nineteenth street
rns house is forty feet long by twenty.
Two feet wide Il CONTAINS ten rooms ard
silchen, and good ci.,ern and Necessary
oui-houses are attached I IL. II is we'll
Ventilated and we'll adapted Tor business
mouse or dwelling. 1t is in u business par
Of tho city and has been newly painted
md renovated inside and out Apply to
JOIN HEoAkTY,
River Shannon House, Ohio Levee,
Cairo, Illinois. 7-S-lm.
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SCOTS NEW BILLIARD HALL
NOW READY.

On Thursday, July II, w. T. Scott will
open his new building on Commercial Nv
enus. a splendid free lunch vii! bs
spread a. 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and
grand ball will he gwen At night, to
which all his old friends and customers
are respectfully invited. He has purchased
large stock Of 1ne wines and liquors,
and nviles his friends TO call around and
sample thsw. 7.lSes
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by ,se audo-'ynoa IN Ta,
lorsville, on Wednesday JGly 18Th, "
low and white COW, crumpled horn, hear
shaped, and white in forehead. Has
calf. Tho owner can have the COW snC
calf by proving property aud paying ex
penses. y. ID. LEONARD.
July II, 1873.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

A rare chance Is offered 10 some mar
with money to invest in good peyinl
property in the most desirable part Of tn
city. Two lots, so feet front on the ave-.
nue., house stories. Two large store
eau DO f:ted up on the Grs. floor, tbs VI
per ssoriss arc we'll arranged tor ofaccs o'
dwellings. For further particulars ell
quire Of Joas .. HARTMAN q Co.,
6-4-,T Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ill
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NEW GOODS

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, betweer
Commercial and Washington avenues, ha
ust opened out stock of new and fashion
,ble millinery goods. She has one hundre
md fifty different styleso Of hats and bonnet
beside . large assortment OF ribbons, fo~
RS anu notions OF all sorts, all OF which Wi
ne sold ut the lowest prices.
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SUMMER-Attention to the
trade. Having large selec.
ton of handsome white goods
very cheap, Batiste de valen.
ciennis, plain striped and fig.
ured styles /; SWISS, plain
striped and figured Victoria
lawns, plain striped and fig.
ured; Marseilles in great vari.
cites and patterns; Nansooks
patterns; linen lawns, white
and figured Percales in hand.
some figures and designs; EN-.
broidereis in large assert.
ments white trimmings in
large assortments ; linen suit.
ings in all shades linen dam.
asks, handsome patterns :;
have in store a very complete,
large and reasonable assert.
ment of dry goods very cheap.
G. HANNY.
p. S. Please call, no trou.
BILE to show goods. 6.2S If
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ICE CkEAA.sAi.OuN.

~ warm weather Is apr aching the
,oveu Of Ice cream will DO glad 10 learn tina,
Nssrs. sssp 4 Clsrkson have lifted up and
reearnishsd, In elegant style, their Ice cream
narlere. Their mammoth sods fountain ha.
- hess put In running order. and nothing
n vnhnlne about The establishment 70 make
ehs plsssuss sud eomiert OF their pstseas
oanptsie. S11o
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CAIRO AND ST LOUIS X z. Co.
CAIRO, Ills, July II, 1878 !
A meeting Of the directors of this CON
pany will be hold on Wednesday. the go
instant, at 10 o'clock m, at the Office
Messrs. II. r. Psyson & Co, No. 3o4 Mort
Fifth street, in the city Of St Louis, Mi
souri,. s. STATS TAYLOR, President.
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FOR RENT.

will rent nv house on Ninth stree,
s.~esn Walnut and Cedar, with furn..
ure or otherwise. The house contain ,
dive good rooms, good closets, q goo"
nstern, and has comfortable yard room
. good wood-house, wsshroora, etc.
\pply ., ILLINOIS Central ticket Office.
7l9lv. JAAEs b SHELDON.
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THE ASSESSED VALUE OF THE
COUNTY S5OO,762 MORE
THAN IN 1872.

Below va give g detailed statement OF
the assessed value Of the real and personal
property of Alexander county for the year
1873, as returned by Assessor Gossmsn. l.
will be seen by this showing ,hs. the as
s.s,ment as returned for 1879, 10 $500, 76?
greater than that Of 1872.
VALUE or THE Personal PROPERTY IN
r,r,. - y .rpn Nh AIEXANDER CO
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NOTICE

Widow Allen will hold . ball on Sstur.
lay evening the 18th, at the corner OF
Nineteenth and Poplar. Sno is a deserv-
ing woman and We hope all will take b
licket-oLly Atty cents. 7.le-3t.
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THE CAIRO AND vlNCENNEs
RAlLROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAR,

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAlR,
TO
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Toledo,
OetFOie, Cleveland, NiagrA Falls,
HunAjo. Pittsburg, Was IDgtob,
SAltimors, Phi .d.iphis, New YORK.
Boston and al e sstern Points.
CHANGE OF TINE
On and after Tuesday, July 1, 1873, train,
viii run ~ follows:
kxPxR ..
@ ing north leaves Iairo vt. 400 q. m
Dong south arrives II Cairo at :. $40 %. M
MOUND CIrY .cCoxMoDATIoY.
Doing North.
Leaves Cairo II HIS AN. and 600 pm.
Going South.
Arrives Ut Cairo ~ o:vJ y ~. and l:2a p m.
The express train north arrives AZ Vim.
taon ~ l.:SO pm win tue Indianapolis All
Vince .ues railroad r lu hannp'li', thu
great raj!ros centre, from Which poin
Tails are departing at all hour, for ~
Sotnts IN . . O0ttou its es and canada. A.
As'b6 IN with the Evansville and Craw.
,Sille railroad, for Terra Haute, Iudi .
ptlUIs, ChicsKo, Dxnville anu all points
north, via the Terra uaute Evansville aud
Cnicogu rAilr0a I, aud east Via the Naudslia
line, nd indianapolis and ST. Louis railroad,
Al l:5' u Win Tue ONO anu Mississippi
railroad. fur Cincinnati, ouisville, and al
pvints east, via cincinnati.
Passr naeis going by this route are placed
tu ,diAnap ,lis, cincinnati. Louisville. New
York. Host u, Pui,Sdeiphia, baltimore,
Wn-hinp JOu, aud all eastern points, I've V.
hour. In advance II any other route.
txpr-.. train makes conn cIion NJ tldo-
RADIO sitn -. Louis and Southeastern all
vuy Tor ST. Louis, NJ. Vernon tlliinOis)
shawneetowD and all COINS between Eldo-
70 10 aud II Louis
4 Norris Cty inakes close connection
for >pri,g eid, Rock Island, and all point
on iringti Id al Illinois Southeastern rail
VS. suu rJn de- u.
At Calu Nj with =. outs, Evansville, Hen
der.ou and Sa>ii,i' railway line, TOR M,
vcrnop (in,,ia. - Evansville, Hender 30,
{ q III NY. sa,nili Crennesse j. and a.
70 t VI l. ii. and N. railway AL
gtllF HH-.
ft,.. eco. ,.it. II im-'riin, point
II ~ ~.- 1910 lul 'ru,ft, l'p! 81
III az VI III =, cuIn>. ucei all
,uin -, rel : 1N''.'. tar", ! Ia II.
j 1t ths ". " u
q p.. AMI .ruh \
Is o., lna. \ rnT. 'r".
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ENVELOPES,

Fine whits; single and doubl, X amber
dngie and double X Canary, hes, quality OF
MANILA, blue letter, etc, etc. 5000 fol
ale, printed ~ - b. 10 8 ~ per thousand,
st the Pu,LETIN OFFICE,
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~ You can buy SIX

~ You can buy SIX
and One.half lbs. Durant's
q Coffee Sugar for One Dol.
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and One.half Lbs. Prime
Rio Coffee. One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound ; Best Gun:
powder Tea. One Dollar and
Seventy.fve Cents per pound ;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea
One Dollar per pound, and ev'
erything proportionately cheap
at HIRAA BIxDT.
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A NEW FIR5T-CLASS BARBER.
chop.

chop.
Nc Henry Roe & Co., Of New Orlesns,
have come TO this city 10 stay, and have
fitted up arst class barber-shop on Com
merciAl avenue In the room mex, TO Han.
mons book store, lately occupied BY Stu
art & Gholson as q dry goods store. Tn.
workmen are all frst-class and are pre-.
pared to cut hair, shave, shampoo, etc, in
the very latest styles. All they ask is h
trial. They respectfully solicit q share OF
public patronage. McHEsRY Roe d Co
7-lb-tf
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