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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-04
DY b. III. WARNER,
- Zeal Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings Seventh and streets. N, W.


ID Peal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Rsildings, cor. Seventh and streets.N.W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE LARGE PRESS
ED BRICK FRONT REsIDENCES AND
STORES, ON THE WEST SIDE OF TENTH
s TEfEFg gTE N1sTs kS SR rRd Is
BY virtue ofa deed oftrust to Daniel L. Eaton and
myself dated April Z, A: D. 1s71, duly recorded
cords Of the District Of Columbia, and II the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby. shall sell st
Wsshin stOn, DIS trict OF Columbia to wit: Ali
fhe city of
numbered three hundred and toTty,seyen tsiiJ; on
fronting twenty-five C25l feet on the west side Of
Tenth street northwest and running the depth OF
Also all that piece or parcel OF land snd prsmi-
ses known and designated on the plat ofsaid city
lot thirteen 1o In said square numbered three ham
on the vest side Of Tenth street. norsSwsS aud
running the depth of said lot, together with the
sargaopoof pressed Srct fso1t dwelling and store
brick front dwelling and store, and . three-story
with bay window. These houses have ali the modss
ern Improvements and are frst-ciass In every re-
Terms ss prescribed BY the deed Of trust viz:
49, 0 with Interest at 10 per cent. per annum from
July 2 1874 to day OF sale and expense Of sale In
for which the notes Of the purchaser bearing inter
est from the day of sale, and secured by q deed Of
tEGi shs Se T ~ the at
pense Of The purcSsser II terms or sale are not
The fight to resell the properly at the risk and
cost Of the defauting purchaser AFTER five days ad-
MAS, snr WI g1S;ssS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-04

u Mob. TIMONEY 3 co.,
lie BANKERS,
Have removed their Banking House TO lie Drolct
01iding, corner Of Eighth and streets.
Conduct o General Banking Business.
Draw Drafts on Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York.
Make Collections on all accessible points.
Buy and sell Foreign z change, and deal in al
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-04
JOB PRINTING.

N"N>~~"~~S0S0~o~0N7O0OSN
THB
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT,
Cor. Penna. Ave. and Thirteenth St,
WASHINGTON, D. c., /
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-04

ssos GAaLIGHT OFFICE,
ecsaT TSila "a 1 sEss.S g q Bna9s ss4
Se1EIstoWR, WI D pFonpH 0look h1Ha
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TOURNAMENT.
To the successful knight IN n tournament
contest. at 9;1S o'clock TO day, pair silver
spurs.
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Something for Dealers In Land
to Look At. .Ftre


There is now on the market one-tenth
Of ~, 4O2 acres Of land, which 10 owned
by several parties jointly,and one-tenth
of S7S5S, assets in gold, owned Jointly
by the same parties, and secured by
hens on land. The lands are embraced
in the LaVega II League Grant, and lie
adjacent to, and within ten miles Of
East Waco. The assets are derived from
purchases from the said grant. The
owners having joined In the prayer to
the District Court of Galveston for o
decree or partition, the prayer will
doubtless be granted at the approach
ing November term. The advertiser
and owner of the joint interests refer
red to, Il. j. FRow, of Alabama, (now
in Galveston) offers them for S70Oo in
gold, or IN currency at current rates,
oDe-halt in hand and the other half
payable whenthe partition Is perfected;
reserying, however, the right to with
draw the offer at any time.
Regarding the title, the advertiser re-
fers to Major McLeinore, and Messrs.
Bnllinger, Jack 4 Mott, Galveston; IL
Messrs. Sleeper, Jones x Kendall, Gen.
Harrison, Capt. Herring and the Bar
generally, Waco: and 10 Gov. Coke,
Major Walton, and Messrs. Hancock &
Weai. Austin. olw2tdlt
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THE FAIR.
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF THE TEXAS AGRICULTU.
RAL AND INDUsTRIAL An
ISOLATION OF WACO.



AT about $ o'clock yesterday morning,
stoddards conet band discoursed some
sweet music through the principal
streets OF the city, thereby announcing 70
the spectators that thronged the main thor
oughfares, that the time was near at hand
Tor the lair 10 OPEN and leading down the
man street. were io'io"ea Nv q large crowd
10 ,he ia'r grouhus'
M"~a uAy Oh general interest not only
10 'ne spectators ou' tothose competing for
premiums, anu Tue same interest," OF the pre-.
eeu'ng usy seemed 10 perVsde all present
making the competition Tor prizes inthe DIFF
iereHt departments which TOOK place today
very hsey. lte ~ ctsil
Inc display OF ihe stock mas been one OF
the grsndest features OF the TAR, and FROM
the NUMBER ana quaiity OF the grades rep
resented we MINK IL hard TO beat In any
country And IL our farmers Will continue TO
cultivate their inferior grades, and buy on
~ the best OF pedigrees, they VIII soon nave
CLASS OF STOCK INFERIOR 70 nome
ohe OF tue most notable features was the
large number OF ladies' attending, ana where
they are you certainly ma gentlemen, ahd
TINS was no exception 70 tne RUE.
The arrest OF the Two gentlemen VINO have
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Tn. Rrldxe street barber.

Mr.. Frank johnson announces TO his Gus
TONERS that he has employed two accom-
plished and sklllful BARRIERS, and these, with
his own steady attention To business, he
hopes will enable him to give prompt attcn-
ton to all. Mr.. johnson is a skillful work
man and clever fellow, and with his newly
and elegantly fitted chop, should get fair
share OF the work OF the city. diff
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-23

The above mentioned press WAS on exit
bition by Mr.. o. Canuteson, Of our city, who
owns the.patent right for three or four Of
our adjoining counties, and manufactures
them to M any amount OF orders. The
claims this cotton press has above any other
that we have ever seen, consists In IT'S
strength, durability and cheapness, (the
cost being one half that Of any other, and,
In that, It Is adapted to either horse or hand
power. 1t is u horizontal press, with no
machinery, with the exception OF few cogs
attached to the pinion and rack on the lever.
1t is sold under guarantee to be as repre-
scented, and as proof Of its merit, II has
been highly recommended by every practi-
cal man, aud especially those who have
owned them or used them In pressing cot
ton,
This press is readily converted into the
easiest one TO carry from farm to farm, and
can serve every purpose for whole neigh
borhood. It IL set on four wood pegs, and
when..you desire to remove II to a.difierent
locality, you merely push a truck under,
knock out the pegs aud drive of. Every
farmer aud all cotton men should examine
this press before purchasing elsewhere. Mr..
Canuteson IS always ready To wait on you,
at his shop, First street, waeo,> =.
Mr.. Canuteson has very extensiYe dis
play of all the brass castings belonging to q
steam engine; 1t is certainly magnificent, and
Mr.. G. deserves great credit. tfsg
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tion would commence, and the ring was
soon full of fine stock.
short Horns.
Best bull three years old and over, two
entries. W. r. Robertson, Springfield, Mo-,
$50.
Best bull two years old, one entry, Major
Moore, Bastrop, $50.
Best COW three years old and over, three
entries, Major Moore, Bastrop, SIS.
Best COW, under three years old. two en-.
tries, Maj. Moore, Bastrop, $40.
Best heller, under two years old, four en-
tries, Maj. Moore, Bastrop, sl5.
Best heller, one year old, four en-
tries, W. X. Robertson, Springfield, Mo-,
SIS.
Best bull, under one year old, three en-
tries, Burney and Ross, McLennan.
Best bull under one year OLD, three entries,
W. r. Robertson, Springfield, Mo. SIS.
Herds.
Best herd Of thoroughbred cattle, two en-
tries, Maj. Moore, Bastrop, SIS.
Harness Ssock..to be shown in Har.
ness.
mares, one entry, J. c. Hare, Marlin, $40.
Best pair Of buggy horses, geldings or
mares, two entries,J q. Hare, Marlin, $50
Best single buggy horse, roadstre, one en-
try, Wiley Jones, $40.
To be shown by Halter on Horses.
Best stallion, any age. five entries, A. ].
Jones, Navarro, $50. Mr.. Bakers stallion
received honorable mention.
Best stallion, four entries, Robt. Holmes,
McLennan, tl5.
Best stallion, three years old, one entry,
Col. Kelley, Ellis, berry dish.
Best stallion, two entries, Standifer, Me-
Lehman, set table knives.
Best sucking colt j ohm Baker, McLennan,
table knives.
Best mare, four years old, two entries,
Rollin Kelley, Ellis county, SIS. t~
Best mare, three years old, one entry, F..
A. sturgis, Waco, berry dish.
Best mare, two years old, one entry, Col
Kelley, Ellis county, berry dish.
Best mare one year old, one entry, j. G.
Jones, Navarro, table knives.
Brood Mares.
Best draft mare, Texas raised, to be
shown with one of her colts, two entries,
John II. Baker, McLennan, $50.
Best mare raised anywhere. shown with
colt, two entries, John n. Baker, so
walking Race.
For the fastest walking horse, once around
the track, free to all, d. II. Grand time
s+7, Berry Dish.
Running Race.
For fastest one year old colt, one mile,
two entries; sorrel by Jones, brown by
Weaver; brown horse won.
Two mile race, best two in three, three to
all, two to start-Jack Hardy by Major
Barkley. Tornado by Rian Bow by Col. KEEL
ly; Jack Hardy distancing in the first heat
time $50.
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As II Is becoming known that DIR. Prices
True Flavoring Extracts are not made up
from chemical poisons, but natural havors,
delicate and grateful to the most cultivated
palate, they are growing rapidly in popular
favor The special recommendations OF DR..
extracts, while the bottles hold half more
than those purporting to contain same quan.
tity. II l. ouly necessary for person oil
pure and healthy taste to try these favors
and they will be convinced that they are the
finest, purest and best hayorings for cakes
buildings, pies, etc. 22.lw
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Tax Collector.

Mr.. F. o. Rogers, the Tax Collector, left
yesterday to commence the collection Of the
tax of 1875, and delinquent tax OF 1873. II
will be well for our country friends to be
prepared for him. He will be out Of town
every day In the week, except Saturday, un-
I'll the ed inst. The law requires a final
settlement OF the Sheriff by the Sist of De-
eember. OF course settlement must be
made before that time to arrange his account
before the tnal settlement
oct5dSwtect22 ..Ds.
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It. J. WomaeK, druggist, Austin Az
enue, under the hcClelland Hotel, receives
almost daily new supplies ofpure drugs and
medicines, His stock is complete In every
department, and being continually renewed,
IL always perfectly fresh. His assortment
OF fancy articles Is immense, and comprises
everything usually kept in ilrst-class drug
store auglldtf
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Mr. Fred II. Page, of Waco. spent
p,easapt half hour at the Telegraph sane
tnm last night. He returns TO his home on
the Brazos, on the . a. m. Central tram 10
DAY Telegraph.
The subject of the above is one OF the
stauuchest aud most accomplished mer-
chants of Waco, Notwithstanding he Is
stil quite young man. The only fauit
which can be urged against him Is, he Is
stnl singiy and alone battling for fortune.
whereas he might, and should, have good
wife to assist him. Waco has several prom
Using young business men, but she has no Z,
more promising one, than the suo)ec'i u
the above brief notice. Iaf 40
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Notice..
Woo. TExAs. Oct. 9Th. 49,!

WACO, TEAAs, OCT. 9TH, $50.
The late banking house OF Flint 4 Cham
berlin now IN liquidation is compelled to
collect by suit all money due them II not
settled before the next term Of the court.
All parties holding evidences OF indebt-
edness against the bank are requested to
have their claims adjusted at once accord
ng to the terms of the compromise.
oct5 4tdur2W
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The display of green house and other
sorts Of plants, made By Capt. waidron' YVES
enchanting In the extreme. Among the io'
Of boxes we noticed the Alligator and spe
ciosissirua Cactus, in great contrast with the
delicate little Double White Violet, and
reaching up for. the meek and innocent ut
tie geranium above them. The Ground Ge-
ranium covered all the space Il was allowed
to occupy, and seemed to say 1t would make
a winter bedroom fresh as spring. The
Bright Scarlet one was beautiful beyond er-
preston, and the joint grass peculiarly
pretty. The names Of most Of the orns-
ments Of earth" were so long In the ex-
IRENE, that this reporter failed to make
them out, but we can say safely that Wal
dron Il Anderson can furnish rs many as
will call at their nurseries with all OF the
pretty things.
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whisaeId and Ross Brigade Re
At the preliminary meeting on Thursday
night the following organization was af-
footed:
Presidents of the Association, for ned o.
the different regiments and legions OF the
brigade, are Gems. L. 8. Ross and Whit
field. All field ofilcers, were made vice-Prcs-
idents, Capt s. A. Killough was.made
Secretary Tie members Of the Association
ar 70 be III survivors, who were not dishon-
orable discharged during the war. ACor-
responding Secretary OF each company, bat
TALON and regiment is to be appointed. An
address is to be prepared by Gen. Ross, A.
8. Prendegast, and Capt. 10. Cobb, for cir
culstion among the members, looking to
more intimate and perfect organization. Az
ter which the resident members invited
their visiting comrades to supper, and at
p. IN. last night, the Brigade assembled at
Odd Fellows Hall.
.lff iva THE SUPPER. 4ntta
A sumptnous repast was prepared, aud
with its Characteristic promptness the
Brigade went into action precisely at 8
O'Clock p. m. There was but little prelimi-
nary diminishing, and the action soon be-
came general along the whole line. 'r'a-.-7
The memory of the brave men who fell at
the post Of duty, "gone but not forgotten"
son fame's eternal camping ground,
e. Their silent tents are spread,
And glory with'her solemn round,
{ Gusrds the blvouac Of the iead.n
Thii affecting duty was piously performed
then
VI lgE;s Anspsf RoxRApEs .s rsl
Were honored, and many interesting person.
al characteristics were Remembered, and by
them the absent were brought vIvidIy before
the company, Gen. Ross's witty ailusion to
"Bie WINDY"
brought the house down, and each old SOL
der to his feet.
.s4 THE MEXICAN WAR VETERANS
were toasted, and Capt. Torbett I'm q few
brief but eloquent words, acknowledged the
compliment.
OUR MISSOURI coxRADEs,
brought Maj. Berkeley, Of Dalasr to his feet.
and amid cheers, long and lovd, the gal
land Major returned thanks.
iu.i GEN. ROSS, ......
at the head Of his dicimated brigade, as In
the field, was q host In himself. All that
could be done, was done to get a speech,
but The General was ever more partial to ac-
tons than words.
n.
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The Texas GIFT Concert Association Of
Denison, Texas have extended the time Of
the Grand Concert and distribution Of ESQ.,
900 In cash, to November 20, 1870, on which
date II will positively take place, or the
money refunded. Thii has been done to
give all a chance to secure a ticket before II
Is two late and that full distribution OF the
grand gifts can be made. Secure q ticket
at once In this "Texas Bonanza" and try
your luck.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-23

Alexandrr's Pcctoral Syrup, for the cure
of coughs aud colds, is unequaled. Call on
your druggist for bottle Of It. Only 80
cents per bottle. oct2ld2t
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Octl7d&wtf


To the Masters Of Oranges.
Masters of Oranges and Past Masters will
notify this office of any change I'm the mas
tership so that we can forward the paper
to the acting Master. Past Masters can re-
tain the copy sent by forwarding the price,
sails. A little attention TO this matter will
greatly ohlige us. u
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Tom Padgitt,

On Bridge street In this city, has just re
turned from the North, where he has laid In
a large and carefully selected stock Of sad
dlery OF all kinds, styles and prices, togeth.
er with large stock Of shoe leather and
findings OF all kinds and descriptions, which
he will sell at reasonable rates. He will
make any kind Of saddle, or harness TO or
der. Work done promptly and in the best
modern styles. sepiSdAwtf
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Just received cent Edge fine cut, fresh
ed, Intimidad,H dmported). "Figaro, u
umpored), a superior lot Of Merry Wives"
" Bartei's Pears and q Biscuit Plug" the
finest assortment Of cigars and tobaccos,
ever hren brought tothis market.
oct2ldtf
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p. Twin. a Rro.

We direct attention to the card Oh ms
sterling Galveston house, one OF the heav'
lest and best In the whole South. Its repre-
sentative, Capt. Jno. NJ. Claibon, is well
and favorably known in every nook and cor
ner OF the State, and needs no commenda'
tion from us. They enjoy already an I'M
mense popularity and have millions en-
pioycd in their business, and no house In
Texas can do better for their customers.
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Pure apple Drandy ana corn whisky, d.
rect from the Tennessee Distilleries. Mr.
ID. Jones has opened depot for the sale Of
the above at j. ID. Wallace's store, south
east corner OF the Square; he warrants his
eiquors pure and unadulteraied, and sells
ahem At very moderate prices,
iuly23dXw3m
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The silyerware.

Our friends will not fai! to call at Rag
lands and see his magnificent stock OF sill
verware. 1t is certainly beyond all odds the
most superb stock ever brought to Waco
His store giItters like the "Cave of Dia
mouds. " and is nearly as valuable.
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. All people would undoubtedly prefer q
me head OF hair grown upon their own
heaus TO being bald, or wearing false hair,
and II has been the study Of many OF our
learned men to find a remedy to restore the
hair when II has fallen out, and TO renew Its
color when II has turned gray, such rem
edy mas been found, and Is now offered To
we world under the name Of Halls vegets-
Die slciian Hair Remover; and, TO verify
ihls statement, read the following: ...l,.
This Is to certify that was very bald; In
Tact, my head was perfectly smooth; and II
Is common In my family TO grow bald early
IN life. have now psed four bottles OF
Halls sieilian Hair Remover, and the hair
has grown out all over my head, and 10 now
natural brown. BARLEY CoSI.os.
sciplo, Jennings Co., Ind, fAt
May %, 1865. .w' rH
Personally appeared before BARLEY Con-
lou, and upou oath, says the above state
nent Is true. 900 NJ. q. BUTLER,
octsa Notary Public.
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W.P. Martin Il Bro, wish to call the at
tention of the public TO the fact that they
have now on hand fine heaise also
complete stock Of wood collins and metallic
eases, and will from this time on do an un-
dertaking business The public patronage
IL solicited. o2ldtf
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Messrs. Reese x Jaudon, because OF their
acknowledged superiority, were the only
representatives In this department. Their
display OF fine ,buggies and carriages man
featured at their shop in Waco, was superb
iy magnificent, and greatly impressed our
ideas Of the capability Of Waco. They
have buggies cheap, buggies costly e'thei
red, green or black, and carriages TO sui
the most fantastic, either in price or get up
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Fine Millinery.

Fine Millinery.
We assure our fair friends that Mr.. Lude-
GUS stock of fine millinery is magnih-
cent, The stock Of hats and bonnets
especially exceeds in style and
quality any ever displayed in Waco.
Every article necessary to an elegant
toilette may be had at his establishment, and
at prices astonishingly low. Mr.. l.. him
self and Mrs. PRESLEY esteem it no trouble
to show goods. oct11dlw
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Notice.
forewsrn any person from trading for
certain note givento Hicks 4 Ripley, Sweet
Home, Texas, as the considerations under
which IL was given have not been complied
with. T, J, CASEY.
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Sidewalk Gossip.

sidewalk Gossip.
Another large crowd was In town yestsr-
day.
The merchants Of Waco are all IN excel
lent humor. The prospects are better for a
prosperous seasons business than they have
beIn since the war. The merchants are not
ssmuch opposed to the Grange movement
now ~ they were at first. Many Of them
ascribe the present prosperity, properly to
the "pay as you 20" theory Of the Grange.
The new Masonic Hall is progressing
more satisfactorily. The walls are up to
the second story. The workmea will finish
the third story next week. 1t will be a
handsome bnildIng, and an ornament to the
city.
There were many citizens ofCoryell conn
ty in the city yesterday. We are
glad ito hear that matters are
becoming mere quiet, and better feeling
prevailing. The close business relations which
have always existed between this city and the
county Of Coryell causes much interest to
be felt.
People speak enthusiastically OF the fine
oifpihy VI noWtfb hnu SHRUBS tnaue Dy our
local nurseries at the fair.
II Is quite observable that the negroes
have more money this season than they
have ever been known to have before. Many
Of them are quite independent, and have
money enough to buy and pay for nice lit
tie farms, which they are doing. When
they once have such interests at stake, they
become better citizens. and with more in
terest In the welfare Of the country.
The fiiremen's display was splendid fea
ture OF yesterdays doings at the fair, and
the pageant Was glorious one.
OF all the large number OF people who
have thropged to Waco this week, we have
seen or even heard Of but one single case OF
misbehavior. This is something very re-
msrkable and noteworthy, and speaks vol.
umes In praise Of our efficient city govern
ment ,.
East Waco is a perfect sea Of cotton, near
! ". Thousands OF bales are to be seen ever,
where. II seems however to be iu prett,
good condition, and.will perhaps keep mutt
the Central can haul II away.
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Flows Prairie Breakers Gang Plows
Just received a car load Of plows for all
kinds Of work. and all kinds Of land. From
q pony pillow to gangway plow.
sepiSdtf JOIN WISsHIP.
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Ringsbury a Frazier have just received
car load Of the celebrated Mitchell wagon,
and another car load ordered.
octl0dlw Win
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Trade Of every kind was very good yester-
dayy Our merchants are all as busy "a bees
and are busy selling day and night. Many
of them are compelled to order goods oy
telegraph every day.
The lumber merchants all msde hea'y
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Many orders to our cotton. buyers come In
every day.
The operations in heavy groceries and
plantation supplies were very large yester--
day, 4 At2sye eA at # \
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THE DAILY EXAMINER,
Local Intelligence.
Immigrants.

Immigrants.
Several small trains Of immigrants passed
through the city yesterday, on their way
South. -