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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-11

Dptl~ III l..
Jim Fi,k, Paducah; Chas. Morgan
and Arlington, from Cincinnati Susi"
Silver, Piitsburg: Capitol City, City of
Chester. II. {. lacger, from - Louis: |
Robert Mitchell, City OF Alton, New Or |
leans.
RIVER. WEATHER And BUSINESS.
The river last evening was "a feet, |
~ inches on the gauge, having fallen |
- - inches during the previous 4 !
hours. The rivers are falling at Nash |
Vile, Evansville, Pittsburg and 1t. Louis,
but rising at Louisville and Cincinnati. |
The weather is clear and hot again.
The storm of Sunday morning was pref
~ general north OF us. mud buildings
were burned by lightning at Evansville
and several other cities. The wind was
so heavy at Commerce a to part two q
inch hawser. tor the Belle Memphis.
Hail stones fell at Caledonia of such
weight NJ TO cut holes through the canvas
| on the hurricane deck of the Idlcwild.
No Improvement in business.
IrHNs or CARGoEs.
The Garrett had tow Of iron ore.
The Alf stevens has a good trip tor
the Obion river.
The Chas. Brown returned with coal
10 II. Louis.
The Shirloch had very fair trip ior
| the Ohio river.
The Evansville packets brought out
light cargoes. owing partly to.thc bad
weather encountered.
Upward bound Anchor line packets
had very slim cargoc., but those outward
bound were we'll laden.
The Cherokee and Belle Shreveport
We're deeply laden tor New Orleans.
The Shreveport did not land here.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The party OF ~ or 60 gentlemen from
this city. who made the excursion trip Oh
the Schooner Wave on Sunday afternoon
are Offering reward for the bodies OF the
persons who wrote "A Life on the Ocean
Wave" and "Oh Give Me Home by
the Sea
Among the passengers on the steam
ship Schiller, wrecked OIL Scilly Isles. in
the British Channel. were about 30 people
from Highland, Illinois, and it i, sup
posed that besides Mr.. John Suppinger,
wife and three children, and Michael
Ifcvelman, were, also, Hon. Henry
Wcinbeimer, a member of the last Illinois
General Assembly. aud family.
The following civil rights decision il
from the Vicksburg Herald; "A short
time ago a negro woman went on board
the Anchor Line steamer Capitol City, n,
GrecnviIlc, Mississippi, and demanded
cabin passage. The clerk, Mr.. DIETRICH
assigned her to state room specially
, provided Tor colored passen
, gers. but the aristocratic lad!
insisted upon being slowed ava,
among the white people. and upon the
refusal of the clerk to comply with he'
demands, she caused him to be arrested
: under the civil rights bill. The trial wa
had a few days ago before L. ;, Commits
,ioncr W. II. Bolton. at Greenvillc. who
: decided that the law had not been vio
;, lated, and that the officers of the steam
boat had perfect right 10 dispose OF an'
locate their passenger. ~ they thought
/ best
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NOtsec.

The committee having the compliment
AIRY party to Mr.. and Mr.. VI. j. Fulton
in charge, request IL to .iate that dane
ing will positively commence at 9o'clock'
Atll o'clpcl,, an opportunity will he Of
i;rrd those who wish. To attend the
Strawberry Festival at White * Green's
old stand. corner of sixth street and
Dl,in lowe,
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moro Small lsON

Small poX i, again on the Increase
Two new ease, are reported having
broken out since last saturday. one Of
which i, located on Nineteenth street.
and the other in the Pilot House, on
Washington avenue. The ease in the up
per part of town j. that OF n young col
orcd boy about twelve year, OF are
named Albert Freeman, while that in
the Pilot House i, negro man.
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Ladies', Puruisl,ing store.

A ladies' furnishing store hsS.beeh opeheu
In the Theatre building, and stocked with
u full line ofcyerything pertaining 70 ladies'
wear - ready.mads dresses, underwear,
etc.--sll OF the latest styles, aud Will be solu
at lower ilgures than ever before offered In
Cairo. These goods were purchased In
New York. are OF the best material, and
will DO sold very reasonable. Also Mill
merry goods OF all kinds. 30.4.30-lm.
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For the first time that we remember Of
there /, a hitch on the &. \. " /. Il. Il.
The train due here at / Il. IN. yesterday,
stranded somewhere between Poplar
Bluff and Charleston, and had not been
heard from last night. Conductor Con-
ley took the responsibility OF running a
train from Charl, ,ton to Cairo ut noon
yesterday, by which he earned the ever
lasting gratitude ola dozen passengers
who had grown weary OF
waiting for the lost train. Mr.. Conlcy
proposed going with train and flag
from Charleston towards Poplar Bluil
last night to assist the others il he coult
lind them. There being no telegraph
lines along the road. this Is the only
means for asccrtaining the extent of tin
accident, il there la, been one. w
were informed in Charleston. yes
tcrday, that bridge had been burned OF
the Iron Mountain road near Belmont
and a train ditcled on the same line nca
st. Louis, by wash in the track. cause
by the heavy rains OF Sunday.
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one open aud one top buggy WIN mar
ness one seven octave pi mo, nearly new ;
one fai:bank scale, . show cases, . counter,
and shelving, one Halls Double Combi1a'
ton safe. with burglar box. lwill offer at
auction, commencing TINS saturday
night, May sth, and continue du-
ring the next week, every night,
the entire stock of Bo,ts, Shoes, Dry
Goods, Notion, etc. now in my store.
as.-t LOUIS II. MYERS,
kuptjonc ar
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Marrow l.at,gc

\ Murpby,boro exchange says "A
party OF Southern railroad men met
road on last Thursday, for the purpose Of
consulting in reference to proposed sys-
ten of southern Narrow Gauge road, To
have their termini at Cairo. The re-
suits OF the meeting are not yet made pub
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Every necessary preparation has been
completed for the reception to Dee ten
dcrcd Mr.. Fulton and hi, bride at the 81.
Charlie Hotel, this evening. 1t j. cN-
pected that the reception will be- one OF
the largest select gatherings OF the sea-
son. and also one of the most enjoyable
nu.s
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Piano aud Organ Tuning.

Mr.. VI. kuhne desires us to say that be Is
ready to receive orders for Piano ard Or
ments. Orders may be left at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Walnut streets, or =. q.
BOX Gdd. and viii receive prompt attention.
sB-c-lG-.in
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TIE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
I'M. EvENING.


The Carbonate Ojserrer say; that
Capt. Halliday proved a little too quick
for the miners at DuQuoin. Learning
they proposed to strike upon the lst of
May. he gave ~ days notice that he
would close ms mine upon the day selcc-
ted for the strike. The mine WA. closed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


We will take, at the st. Charles Hotel.
during the summer months, 80 day boai.ers
at So per month, and50 boarders with cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper floor, at $50
per month. At this extremely low rate,
none but promptly paying boardess will be
accepted. JEwErr WILCOX ~ Co.,
3l-l-2s-lm. Proprietors.
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The wcll.known barber shop, corner
Eighth and Commercial, presided over 10y
he popular artist, George stoinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, in
he Grand central Hotel. The ncw shol IL
arge aud commodiou., and those wishing
for anything artistic IN the way Of fashion,
able hair cutting, smooth shaves. etc.. will
10 well TO call a, the Grand Central Barber
,hop. Il 3-I3-u.
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We are told that the Liberal Religious
Association has solicited Mr.. ID. l.. Davis,
editor of the SIN, 10 deliver a lecture
under the auspices of that body. and that
Mr.. Davis will comply with the request
on next Sunday
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MARX. * Ohio Icycc. has the latest
STYLES In SlIIRrS-"The FaNoritc,' AMI
several other styles of the best in the
country-cxccllent ia make and superior
in material. MARIN i. the only dealer in
the city who has these styles. and makes
his figures conform to the lowest prices
current. --2-2w
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Tho St,,e sunday school convention


The Seventeenth Annual Convention Of
the State Sunday School Association OF Hi
moi, viii be held in the City of Alton, Tues
day. "wednesday and Thursday. May 25th,
2Gth and a,th, 1873, commencing Iuesday'
at 10 a. IN.
Each county 10 the state, except Cook, is
entitled to ten delegates. The number from
Cook county is not limited. The pro-
cramme viii be published loon, and for
warded to the county Secretaries. The AZ
rangement. for the convention give prom
ise ola most profitable and pleasant session
County Secretaries are requested TO have
this notice published in the county papers
B. i. JACOBS,
Chairman of the Executive Committee
5-9.td
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.ss.ss. s.s..sssss.s
STRAWBERRIES:
...sssss.sss
Fourth Of July.

The Murphy,boro h'"sPeaient says I;
Cairo papers are out in doublc-leaded
column article urging the citizens of
that city TO prepare for grand cclcbra-
ton on the itli of .Iuly. \ free ride over
the Narrow Gauge i spoken Of. II j. q
little early, but there i. nothing like hay
ing plenty OF time. We are in for any
thing that j. free. and any celebration or
excursion over the Narrow Gauge will be
largely patronized by our citizens. The
popularity OF that road, and the reputa-
ton of the employe, are such that Will
insure good turn out from here any
time. We say whoop her up, aud lett
have a big time at Cairo on lie It'll.
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B.ocai weather Report.

CAiuo. LII. May /, is7j.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.
ARRIN ED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer James Fisk, Paducah.
4" Idlcwild, Evansville,
/" Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
Capitol City. Nicksburg.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Thos. Sherlock. New Orleans.
Belle Shreveport, st. Louis.
City of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
Cherokee, Cincinnati.
city OF Helena. Nicksburg.
j. ID. Parker, Memphis.
Cons Millar, Cincinnati.
Grand Tower, Memphis.
Eddyvillc, Nashville.
" Hickory, st. Louis.
Tow Boat. Chas. Brown, st. Louis.
j. W. Garrett, st. Louis.
Leopard. 1t. Louis.
-" Coal Hill. st. Louis.
- Raven. 1t. Louis.
Propeller All. Stevens, 81. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jane, Fisk. Paducah.
" Idlcwild. Evansville.
Arkansa. Belle. Evansville.
e Capitol City, 1t. Louis.
- Belle Memphis, Memphis.
Thoma. Shirlock. Cincinnati.
Belle shreveport, New Orleans
city OF Vick-burg, Nicksburg
Cherokee. New Orleans.
j. ID. Parker, Cincinnati.
Cons. Millar Memphis.
Grand Tower. 1T. Louis,
Eidyyillr, Nashville.
Hickory, Mound city.
City OF Helena, ST. Ioui>.
Tow-bOat Charlie. Brown, st. Louis.
i. W. Carrot. Cincinnati
Raven. -. Louis.
Coal Hill, 81. Louis.
Propeller Az stevens, Obion river.
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The members OF Cairo Council No. 6.
United Friends OF Temperance. are re-
que,icd to meet at Odd Fellows Hall,
Tuesday May IL, at 1870 o'clock. Pune
ulal attendance j. desired.
&. LANE. ". l..
ASNA IloU.IoN. Scribe.
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For Rent.

The dwelling house ON Seventh near
Walnut, now occupied by Capt, j. A.
Jones, is Tor rent. The house has nine
rooms and basement, good ristern and out
house, all in good order A desir 'ble resi-
dence. Apply at the pO'tollice to
hs.t.. GEo. W. MCKEAIG.
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The Heart l. u wonderful Pump.

the valves OF which open and shut seventy
or eighty times per minute. II An alcoholic
.timulant be taken into the blood the pump
works much faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All the in
toxicating nostrums advertised a "tonics,'
"renoyators, "correctives," &c produce
this disastrous effect, and hence all intelli-
gent CHI i,tians are thankful that DIR.
WALKER, VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIrTyRs
an lnvigorant and Alternative without a
sting--i. everywhere supplantins these
proprietary poisons. 4-iS lw.
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Sick Nurae.

Mrs. IIonnard offers her services "a u sick
nurse. She is experienced In all kinds oil
nursing. Public patronage respectfully So
licited. Leave orders on Cedar street, be-
tween Twsnty-lhird and Twon'y-Fourlh
streets. in the Porter House. 5's-lm.
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A New style.

II. Block, boot and shoemaker, OH Eighth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues, has Just received new style
OF last, and Is now prepared to make boot
that, for nc atness and comfort, cannot be
excelled. Give him call and examine
this new style OF last. 6i-i'io-iii'
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A full aud complete stock of fine aud COM
mon buggy harness. single OF double, At
ST. LOUIS PRICES, az the new shop next
door to Tho t.re-i 0j Commercial avenue.
5-I-2w. l.. ID. AKIN x Co.
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Cairo and -, Louis Railroad.

ON and after May Stu the Passenger
Train on this road viii leave from the cor
ner oil Commercial avenue and Second
street AZ 7:l5 a. III. The train will always
stop at the platform OF the Freight House,
foot OF Fourth street near the Mississippi
lcyee, where passengers can obtain tickets
to =. Louis aud all intermediate points.
CAIRo, May I, lS1i.
3-G.!w. JouS tOGGITr, Agent.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Fresh Au0s1ply.

Mr. y. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at his sales room a large stock
II English ale, porter, Hennes-y brandy
aud wines, and liquors Of all kinds, which
he will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
2~O-g-21.u.
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Winters Gallery.
Opcn every day of the week.
observation-disclosures

Fred Tcichman, Mt his cigar and tobacco
store on Ei-hth street, Ia, Just received a
large and complete assortment OF pipes etc.
and large stock of the best brands oil smo-
king aud chewing tobacco. +. rs stand
ard cigar Away. oh hand. Give him clil'
inl.i-N.lm.
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Ohio I.cvec.


ON and after June lst, 1879, all dogs run
ming at large, on which tax has not been
paid will be- disposed of. Call at the City
Clerks Office and pay tax.
5.s-td. WM. NJ. WILLIAMS.
CITY MarAhul
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New York state.

jus, in, and for sale BY the New YORK
Store 500 bushels OF choice New York state
Peach Blow Potatoes, for seed anu 'ap'e
use 5-G-6t.
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Two good residences on Twentieth street
near the Court House Also the Court
House Hotel, ut low rent. Inquire ut IL.
Meyers Cigar store. JACOB KLEIN.
I.lO.lm
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For Sale.

Engine and Boiler; also Saw Mill FIX
lures, II wanted. Forparticnlar- enquire
of c. II. Woodward. o-i-lm
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For Sale or Exchange On Reasonable
Terms.

Must be disposed Of right away, on ae'
count OF removal. The contents OF u gro
Gerry store, consisting OF small stock OF
goods and everything else necessary for the
like. Inquire OF Mrs. John Clarke, corner
OF Third street and Commercial avenue.
! i-Gt.
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Two.llorse Wagon For Sale.
(.ettl,e Best.

A new wagon for sale at q bargain. Al
ply at the BULLETIN counting-room. Il.
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NOtipp-l.llislher,

Having again established myself in the
Lumber business, at the Wall e. Ent Mill,
| am prepared to sell lumber Of all kinds,
l,th. and shingles at wholesale and retail,
and to offer ex ra Inducement, at all times,
uaran'ecing the lowest possible prices.
IO.-J.ll-lm. j. ;. MCGAHEr.
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4 Suggestion.

1t has been suggested nurlbcr iiines
during the past few days. ,nat Mayor
Winter call meeting Of the citizen, Of
Cairo, for the purpose OF taking some ac-
ton in regard to Fourth of July ccl,-
bratiuu
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CAIRO MARKET...Wn0lESALE.

Corrected Daily by u. NJ stesrns, commission
merchant, secretary vi the Cairo beard Of
Ilude.
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THOMAS JONES, serg,. :. >. ,U.s.A
MNnleil.

A good cook. The best wage. given.
Apply Immediately at the BULLETS of
flee,
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lII \

Receipt, are light, but more than Is
wanted. There /, no demand for any
kind. We note sales OF ! car choice TIM
othy delivered. SEA: 2 cars prime timo-
thy delivered. sci 2 ears choice mixed
delivered. S2l.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Strawberries Ice 'rcaIn, axe :
.....s..ss.ss.,..s.ss''s'
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Wan UErAulaiNr, RIvEr lsLrosr,
Nav 10, ls7i
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!-rvcniy-iiyc wheelb1rrow- for sale
cheap. Apply to John Clancy. corner OF
Twelfth street and Commercial avenue.
iD2.i-S.3t
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I.Ot'i,.

The market i firm and active. and
stocks OF al kinds fall short OF the de-
mand. Prices are stiff and unchanged
We note sales of 800 barrels, $780,; 100
barrel, choice X y y Spring, s. 80 1870
barrel. CITY, s. 50(yS %: 2oo barrels.
sos 80: 800 barrels y y y Spring,
- 60: 300 barrels various grades,
s. 2jC17 100 barrel, super. 81 80: 100
barrel, y. S. 10: 200 barrels various
grades. S,I1.6 -.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that In accordance
N with the requirements OF Section !, % Au
act entitled IAN Act 20 declare an constitute
the State OF Illinois sole trustee Of that p9rtion
Of the slais.tax lsviel, assessed and coiieolsi
10 prov ide exclusive remedies iof the complete
r,lundinx OF the same 10 the taxpayers " !ns
state who have paid such excess, and ior tne
OF countie, and all onicvrs or persons connectsd
with the collection, custody or payment thereoI,
| will refund u sach person or corporation tns
amount by him or IL paid In excess Of tWGnV'
nine thirty xths VI such state tax Of w. -
on the presentation OF his or its TAX rec Or
said year, covering the same.
t09-5-ll.daw4w County ~ kssrss
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: At The Episcopal Festival Tonight
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07

ABSORPTION OF MIX WHILE IN TIE
CDptK.-ln p of. l.. b Arnoll's lecture
ON . MIX before the as>ac.luSett, Stare
Botrd of Agriculture, he stated that The
ubeS OF the Ider absorb and secrrt4
| hey absorb the fatty portions first, and
the abnmlnoldS and sugar last. The NOR.
frequent tn milking, the richer will be the
milk in butter
correspondent Of the .EcU EuQ1tnl
runner aSns for a fuller explanation. and
Mr. Arnold answers us follows in the
co un'n> of that paper:
Ne absorption is constant, and nm
d"u lrdiN. the matter absorbed nocs into
tnt general circulation just rs what is talk
en- up hN ahs"rb"nt~ usually does, and is
appropriated. A full uddr: evidently alb
serbs faster than when partially fill 3D.
W hen the secretion is small it will. if left
III lhe u'tdrr. be wholly absorbed and the
sttrrti"Is stop. The d ference in the
rirhueN> OF the first and Last part of Il
Hiking / not due - the rising of the
cream III lhr udde . as i, rencralIy SIM
pose - There is no possible c!lanc,. for lis
passing b lrkwtrds from the teat, toward
me rAhillcttlons OF the ,nlk tubes. since
any SUI II mo on IS cut off bv valves. or
onstrIc,lons in the tubes which are. eouiva-
Ie t" valves, That difference is only ac
r"iIn ed Tor 10y absorption. \ COW when
nI'A'd thrre times Il day gives more and
lch Il III TX than hen MIXED twirea day
md she will +, quirc more food to Or, doce
Il and sustain herself
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-07
Catching Turtles in South America.

! Tho t,rt % i tl, main >,r,r.....,F { ...l
,ur,,I,- tn thu. rnnibn Tb. tnr.... mad
waters furnish him ti-h Nr,h. ana f,vI II
..r-..t variety. bit he car,., for it'd. r,.~
! besides the turtle when hr can ur,,Ir,. +.
E,,v,rn Aur /, and Sent III. v..,,.,..
~. n. Ir,v,7i ,I,. .,t,,,,I,f If M ,,,,,,r.
ON Which thr Cnn;h,s liz. Lr..nII,. IT,.
in,u.,Inl, in consequence uf snow L.,-;,..
.Itn f.,I an tbr Summit. ~. ,,'i''-
! I..st sn.,rrs If sand .r,. III h,r. .,nI Ill.
t,,rln t;,hinr If one. commence. az,
ti>cI lav H.. Confines rmh,rL in ,.,.,'',..
turnish,I with MI necessary rtrn.;I- .,n.
rr1yrl mn and down The riyrr f,r f,.n','
thirty to six1y or even ON. hunJr.J min.
When they discover ON the shore fine claw.
marked furrow made liz tn. tur,Ir when
WALKING. they call a h,lt. and h,viu,, h.,iI,
1T SOM. Two INN IrrI ward. from ,h,. ',.,,..r
their . io,,lns or cabins. they ,arjrn,lv win
in ambush the arrival of tlir;r auplib;o.>
urcv
(;nner,llv their instinct i c, r,nr,.;,,.
th,t their encampinr hardly nrrr..J. -.
more Than a d,v or Two the ,n,r,r,nr. nr
tie turtles. On a dark ni~ht. between
midnight and two O'Clock. an immense
swell aritat, S the river. It, water. fairly
seem to boil. Thousand, of turtles COM.
clumsilv lumbliny out of the river nm
- read themselves over the shore. The
Conibos, squattng or kncclnr under their
lcafv sheds, add keeping profound silence.
await the moment for action. The turtles.