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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-02
NOliee.

l hereby notify the business men Of
this city, and public at large, that | wilt
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted in my name, unless made by me
personally. Mrs. ANNIE CoYNE.
l0-l3.cOt
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For Dons o. Lease.

II 10 the desire Of Mr.. Edmund Huefner
to sell or lease the Plaaters' House for
one year. This 10 one Of the best paying
establishments In Cairo, and 10 furnished
With the finest and best acecommoda.
tions. For terms, apply to Mrs. Huef.
ner, ct the Planters' House, Cairo, hi.
cois, 1l.2.lw
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Fer sale.

The Delmonico Saloon. with ten-pin
alley, shooting gallery, and all fixtures
pertaining to the establishment. For
terms Of sale, apply to
l0-26-tf Ms. ANNIE CoYNE. +
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TIE Aisrander County Bank ,eiR pay Ia
tere,t or deposit, in ne sorings depart
tafHt ly-S-IW
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Care Your Horses.

EpizoOtic powders for horses and
mules-sure cure-for sale by NJ. J. Me-
Gauley. 10-2S-4t.
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Astsusien +! nealsrs.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Spgague Csn-O psners, taken for advsr.
tislng, which we will sell ut two dollars
per dozen.
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PU.SENER at Louis Herbert's.
To the Citizens OF Cairo.

would inform my many friends. that /
an still in the auction business, and ready
TO attend TO all sales that may offer. My
long experience in this business needs no
comment i, is no experiment on my part,
and parties entrusiing goods 10 my care
need not be afraid, rs | am DO "squib" CT
novice in the business.
Special attention given 10 real estate and
outdoor sales, as lhaye never missed max.
pg sale. -. HARTMAN, Auctioneer.
Corner sixth street and Commercial Az.
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Business Of Importance will come up
before the meeting and every member is
requested to he present tomorrow
"wednesday night, Nov. 3.
CHARLES SCHoENEMEyER, Sec'y.
ll-2-lt.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-02

IsVXX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN Office, printed
So 80 and 81 90 per nj.
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Fer RoAt.

A good Office room. up stairs, over
Farnbaker's store, lately occupied by
Huse, LOOMS & Co. Apply to
ll.2-3t. X. SMYTHE 4 Co,
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picturesque America

At the BULLETIN bindery-4s numbers,
bound in two volumes, full gilt NOR
rocco; cost $4A; for sale at $40.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-02

Choice line Of coffee and sugar just in,
a, the New York store.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-02

FpiToR BULLETIN Please announce wa. A.
REDMAN n q candidate for the ofce Of County
Treasurer and Assessor at the ensuing Sovem-
Der election.
We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
REEVE a. II candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer and Assessor, nj the ensuing Sovem-
ber election.
We are authorized TO announce JOHN T.
HELi n n candidate for County Treasurer at the
ensuing November election.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
GEORGE ". sAMMONS of Theb-s, "a . can
didate for the oNiceof & unity Commissioner Of
Alexander county ut the ensuing election.
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Notice.
We hayc this day sold to Mr.. Louis IL.
Myers our entire stock Of groceries and
provisions. He will continue the bust
nese ut the old stand. No. ll3 CONNER.
cial avenue, aud we would heartily rec
ommend hin, to all of our old customers
both IN town. and In the adjoining
country. STEWART q WHITE.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. 28th, 1875. -......
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Look at these prices, offered by o. Hay
thorn Il Co., for 10 days. VIZ MEAN BUS
MESS -
Boys new style Alexis ties..... : l 90
Z" Good Winter BOOts............ 2 90
4" Custom-made Calf Boots. 375
Youths Good Calf Boots........", 2 %
Mems CustOnl-made Calf BoOts... D ~
300 cases Boots and Shoes ut astonish-
ingly low prices-whOles sale and retail.
y. HAWTHORN & Co.,
l0l Commercial Avenue,
l0-29-l0t Cairo, Illinois.
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N \ AAa Man Over
10 Cowpsrthwalt n Phillips to try those
Gold DuckAs cigprss req SG0SsIA
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Cons. Millar, Memphis.
Katy L. kountz. st. Louis
Julia, ST. Louis.
John A. Scudder, St. Louis.
Belle Memphis. St. Louis.
I" Silverthorn, Evansville.
- j. ID. Parker. Cincinnati.
e Granger, Ohio.
Colorado, St. Louis.
- Red Cloud, Evansville
Grand Tower, Memphis.
st. Joseph. 1t. Louis.
Low Water, Ohio.
Tow-boat Atlantic. st. Louis.
- Petrol, St. Louis.
Z" Robert Semple. st. Louis.
Snagbeat $. ii. Long, South.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
" Cons Millar. Cincinnati.
e Katie =. Kountz, New Orleans.
" Julia, Vicksburg.
- John 4. Scudder, New Orleans.
" Belle Memphis, Memphis.
g Silyerthorn, Evansville.
J. ID. Parker, Cincinnati.
Granger, Arkansas river.
" Colorado. Nicksburg.
| Z" Red Cloud, Evansville.
- Grand Tower, st. Louis.
- st. Joseph, Memphis.
" Low Water, South.
| Towboat Petrol. Tennessee river.
Robert Semple, New Orleans.
Sna.boat :. II. Long, Mound City.
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Having purchased the stock of MessrF.i
Stewart q White, II IL my purpose 10
replenish It at once and with a complete
assortment Of staple and fancy groceries
l hops to receive q liberal share Of public
patronage. LOUIS II. MYERS
lO-3Q.lW. nLnl... -NLnahE
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ANNOUNCER L NTH.
FOR TREASURER.

EfAnnouncements IS cash-invaria-
bly, in advance. No exceptions to this
rule STR
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Scarce and In active demand. Not
enough choice come In to supply the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-02

morning. Four gentlemen who glory IN
the nom lie plumes OF Wildcat, Quinn,
Charleston and Archie Robinson, who
were locked up on various charges, de-
termined to free themselves. They went
to work cody and Systematically, and
cut one Of the floor planks into two
pieces with case knife, intending, after
the plank had been removed, to dig out
under the foundation OF the Jail. Just
when they were in the highth of their
glory, however. their fondest hopes were
blasted by the appearance Of Mccarthy,
who put an end to all further proceed
ings by packing them all oft to the
county Jail, where 1t requires assistance
greater than that afforded by case knife
to accomplish breaking out.
Jack Riley is represented as one Of
those fellows who don't care a d-n
whether he is In Jail or out. In fact,
Jack would prefer being In jail, for when
locked up he Is always sure OF his meals,
which blessings arc not always forthcom.
ing when he is out. He was arrested by
Andy Cain yesterday for stealing ham
from G. ID. Williamson, worth two dol
lars. And here Is another proof OF his
preference for Jail life to that Of fi~e
man. Instead OF swearing that the ham
was worth less than that claimed by Its
rightful owner, as any other man would
have done who loves his liberty, he plead
guilty and declared that the ham must
have been worth at least three dollars.
He was held to bail In the sum Of two
hundred dollars, to answer the charge Of
larceny at the next term Of the circuit
court, aud now he IL where he lon2sd Il
be-in Jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-14

July
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University of Virginia, May %. 1872.

University of Virginia, May 20, 1877.
We understand that Mr.. VIM. ID. Cabell, n
gentleman of wide reputation as the founder
ana Principal of Norwood High School, has
engaged me services In the work of lnstruc.
tlon OF +. Key Meade, Thomas a. Seldom
and n. Il. Carter, all teachers of experience
anu distinguished for special attachments in
their respective departments. Norwood
school IL distinctly Preparatory to the Uni
Velslly' anu we recognize with pleasure the
success OF the school, as eVinced by the high
standing and rapid progress OF many of Mr.,
caDelis pupils who have passed from his
hands into ours. With all confidence. there
fore, we recommend the school conducted
Dy MI Cabell to those v no wish TO have
thelr sons thoroughly trained for the Uni
Versiiy or for any sphere OF higher culture.
X. L. Gildersleeve, Professor Of Greek.
George Frederick Holmes, Professor of His
tory. Literature and Rhetoric.
John b. Minor, Professor OF Common and
Statute Law.
Charles $. Venable, Professor of Mathe-
matics
j. y, Davis, Professor of Anatomy and
Mat. Med. "'''
William Il. Peters, Professor of Latin.
Moan X. Davis, Professor OF Moral Philos.
Ophy.
James L. Caboll, Professor of Physics and
Surgery.
NJ. schele Devcre, Professor of Modern
Languages
J. W. Mallet, Professor of Chemistry.
francs II. Smith. Professor OF Natural
Philosophy.
John *. Page, Professor of Natural HIsto-
~ and Agriculture.
l.: j, Boeck, Professor of Applied Mathe-
y. o. Southall, Professor of Mercantile
Law, etc.
James l.. Harrison, Professor of School or
Med. and Chairman Faculty.
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Col. John w. Swindells, Presiden
Oh THE HERALD Publishing Company
was called suddenly to Marshal Inst
night. He viii return in II few DAVIS
General Cabell once more graces til,
seat OF Justice In the Mayors court, and
the hardened criminal gazes no longer
upon the handsome yet severe counte.
nance of Col. McLure.
Mr., ii. Barrel was, on yesterday af-
ternoon, united in the holy bonds of
matrimony to Miss Lille Warren. the
lev. "A. L. Smith, ID. d., officiating
The HERALD tenders the happy cou-
pie Its best wishes for their future han
piness.
we had the pleasure yesterday of u
cal rom Mr.. V. r. Evans, who has
Just been appointed reporter to the
National Cotton Exchange for the CITY
OF Dallas, by the Dallas Board of
Trade. We are glad to see that our
city Is beginning to be recognized as
one of the great cotton markets of the
South. We wish Mr.. Evans all sue.
cess in his new field of labor.
Mr.. John Cunningham, representing
the Commercial Agency of John Nc
klllop " Co., Galveston, and the
kckillop " Sprague Co., New York,
is In the city, a guest of the San ,Ja-
cinto Hotel. Mr.. Cunningham will
call upon our citizens to-day, and if he
meets with sufficient encouragement
will establish an Office in Dallas. The
agency is an old one, established in
1872, and they guarantee their reports
to be correct to the letter. Their Tex
as Agency has reduced the business
down to u most perfect system, and
they willingly challenge competition
with any other agency.
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Before Justice nurror.,

Shorty, the herder, Harry Haywood
and Joseph Franklin, the bar.keeper
OF the LADY Gay" saloon, were YES.
'erday held in the sum OF one hundred
dollars each by his Hon. Judge Hare,
10 answer to the charge Of being in
mates OF u house of prostitution.
Madam johnson, the proprietress of
the temple OF gaity, waived examins.
ton and gave bond in the sum OF two
hundred dollars for her future appear
ance at the bar Of justice.
Judge Burford seems determined to
mold those who persistently violate
the written law to the fullest account.
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W. r. LYTE Il Co., real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave TO call the atIen-
ton Of persons wishing TO purchase real es-
tate to the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards in and outside ofthelr office,
under the respective heads OF "Improyed
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots, "Farms'
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" en-
bracing business houses and vacant lots in
the commercial center of the city. Also,
building lots, and number Of very deslr-
able residences situated In every quarter of
the city. Also, large tracts of wild lands In
Dallas and other counties ottho State, besides
number of farms of various sizes, includ-
Ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within i've miles OF the city of Dallas
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To All Whom, This May Concern.

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A "Penrl OF Great price. >.

As no calamity is greater than the
loss Of eyesight, so any invention
which repairs the loss is literally a
pearl of great price. The celebrat d
diamond Spectaoles," manufactured
by the Spencer Optical Manufacturing
Company of New York have proved n
a blessing to many thousands who
have, by their use, had failing sight re-
stored, or so arrested as to give COM
paratively little Inconvenience. For
sale at Grams, 507 Main street.
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A M YSTERY
A Young Lady Calls Aloud For Help
ana then Refuses Assistance.

Last evening gentleman Oh the ed.
itorial staff of The HERALD INDUCED
in the luxury of visiting lady friend
in the suburbs of East Dallas. After
an agreeable visit he started to return
home, taking Main street as his thor.
0ughfare, and while sauntering pleas.
antly along in the moonlight, thinking
OF the enjoyable evening he had spent,
his ears were suddenly startled by a
loud cry of distress in voice evil
IDENTIFY belonging to female; being
naturally gallant man, he fastened
to the spot from which the cry
proceeded, and found a female
evidently in great distress standing
In the shadow ofa large lumber pile,
which lies on the south side of Main
street, this side Of the depot. She was
neatly, and even elegantly, dressed,
and by her voice and manner was evil
IDENTITY lady. She was wringing her
hands and sobbiug violently when the
gentleman reached her, and although
he was unable to see her face on ac.
count Of II lace vail which entirely
covered her features, he was certain
that she was quite young. He 10.
manded IN explanation of her strange
conduct, but was only answered
10y tears. Finally, after much
solicitation she told him
that she had been insulted by man
whom she had hitherto looked upon
rs u gentleman and friend, who at
the time was her escort home, they
both having been paying m evening
call. She positively refused to give
the mans name, neither would she
tell her own, and wire the gentleman
offered to accompany her home and
protect her from further insult, she
vehemently refused, and when he in
sisted she commenced sobbing bitterly
and begged him for Gods sake not to
try to accompany her or find out who
she was. During the entire converse
ton she held the little lace
veil so tightly drawn over her
features that she was unable
to catch the slightest glimpse of her.
Finding that his friendly profIers of
service only seemed to distress her. he
permitted her to go her way alone,
and. although his curiosity was
strongly excited he refraincd from fol-
lowing her. Although he arrived on
the spot in few seconds after her
cry he did not seeany man, nor did he
hear his retreating footsteps; she in.
formed him that the villain had taken
to flight MS soon as she had screamed
for succor. Our informant, while he
does not entirely believe the story. IL
unable to account for her evident dis
tress and strange behavior, and, to use
his own language, sit is quite a mys.
terry"
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mere was llBll III inc rear OF tlc
postolllce yesterday between two team
sters. The only results were II broken
whip handle and n couple of bloody
noses, since the partiee will be too sen
sible TO go to law.
The HERALD did not mean to draw
any invidlou distinctions between the
two military companies which honor
our city. In short, typographical
error made IA crack company" read
1.-THE crack company"
The churches were well attended
yesterday morning, but at night there
was n slim attendance, owing, we pre-
sumo, to the laundering aspect of the
weather, which eliminated about s
o'clock in n slight shower.
"A difficulty occurred between two
gentlemen In certain office on Elm
street, yesterday afternoon, which re-
suited In each of the belligerents re-
ceiving an elegantly executed Mansard
roof owe his respective eye.
The supply of leo gave out early
yesterday morning. and the only Ice
to be had was ut certain saloons,
whose proprletors had had the fore
sight to lay in II LIBERAL supply. The
true inwardness OF the average citizen
was correspondlngly apperient.
The races which will come of ON
the 23d of this month continue to be
much talked of and looked forward to
with feelings Of lively interest by all
classes of our citizens. The manage
ment have been liberal In their OK
pendtiures, and they confidently look
forward to corresponding liheralty
OF patronage on the part of the people
of Dallas.
The door of the Keno room was
locked last night. Perhaps the city
authorities concluded finally that men
who work for few dollars n week and
have families to support, ought to be
protected against their own weaknesses
end the venalitv of interested parties.
However this be. the hall was locked
last night, and The HERALD hope It
Will not be opened again.
The slight rain which fell yester.
Day afternoon only slightly laid the
dust, but cooled the atmosphere most
delightfully."-. Every available turnout
In the city was in requisition, and the
roads that surround the city were live.
ly with every variety ofequlpage. The
places of resort that abound In the
suburbs were literally patronized, and
all seemed happy in the changed con-
dltion of the atmosphere.
A book-bindry is badly needed IN
this city. All work of this description.
not only in Dallas, but in all the coun-
Try west and east of her, has to be sent
10 Galveston or Shreveport. This sec
ton OF the country, therefore, is annu-
ally depleted of II large sum of money.
which would otherwise be spent
among our laboring classes. Austin
mas II book bind0ry and n blank bool,
manufactory, and it is in most pros.
porous condition. II it pays so well
IN Austin alone, IL would certainly
prove very remuneratve here In Dial.
las, for she would undoubtedly control
all the business of this character west
OF her. Here is splendid opening
Tor some enterprising business man.
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ability. He will not only fine the
keepe; Of dance houses, but the
prompter the fiddler and the dancers,
however respectable they may be, will
he called up TO answer Mt the seat Of
Justice the complaint of offended law
After disposing Of the criminal dock
ct, Judge Burford tried few civil
cases. The case OF Malry w Carney
went by default.
II. Is. Secy obtained II judgment for
$40 90 against Mr.. Bennett, after II
hotly contested trial In which both
parties displayed considerable legal
acumen.
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The Clienpest.

Reliable articles like DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder and True Fla.
voring Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon,
Orange, Ginger, etc., that have stood
the test of the best judges in the coun-
try at a fair price, are the cheapest in
the long run, If health Is to be consid-
cred. Pure goods must have n fair val
ualion, adulterated articles are the only
kinds thatcan be sold cheap, and many
dealers sell such mixtures In preference
to strictly pure articles, as they afford Il
better profit.
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The money market continues easy, with n
full supply OF funds In sight. All legitimate
demands nre readily metat ~ per cont.
uoLD-Iherc is no change TO note IN gold
qnotations-il0@ll2, with but few transac.
lions.
siLVER-Is quoted Mt lO75e@lO9, with n
fair demand, principally from planters 10
pay laborers
EXCHANGE-On the principal cities com.
nands y per cont. premium, while CONNER
oial bills are quoted ut per cent. discount.
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Dissolution Notice.

Tho copartherhip heretofore existing be.
tween IL. +. Aunspaupgh q Geo p. Farrar
was dissolved by mutual consent July 10.
1870 II. p. AUNSPAUGH,
GEO. Z. FARRAR.
The business viii be continued by Geo. y.
Farrar, who VIII settle MI matters connected
WV" 'he o'u hfm' sept9dlw
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removed,

J's Leachman, agent for Howe's Sewing
M"e'lihe, mas removed his Office to 739 Main
street. which will be his permanent head.
quarters and he will have fine stock of
machines In few days. He cordially I'm.
Vi'es the ladies of Dallas and vicinity, who
are In want of a sewing machine, to call and
examine the old reliable Howe. s,ntl1,r
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Goldon's Coffee House

Oh! Yes, you ought to Just call and take n
iuheh NJ inc French Coffee House and Oyster
bay under the Lamar House, kept by j. NJ.
Golden, and you will never eat anywhere
else. Everything Is In hrst-class order IN his
place,.and You can get Just what you want at
amy time OF day or night.
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Having been appointed Public weisher,
ana duly qualified as such, for the city of
DALLAS, notice Is hereby given that shall be
prepared from this date to attend to the re-
quircments Of the office.
MY deputies can DO found at the Compress
building, ana also hear the Texas and Pm.
clhc depot. PIG. swOp
Dallas, Texas, September ., 1879.
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NOTICE.

All accounts due the undcrsign ed
remaining unsettled ON the LIST dny
Of Octobgr next will be placed Ia the
hands Of an officer for collection.
Persons knowing themselves indebt.
cd 10 me will save trouble and ex-
pense by paying up before TINT time.
ddw-octl j. W. SWINDEIIG
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DO Hon Want 10 Buy u ReaI Good Fall
or winter Suit?

Just wait few days, until Stanford, at 40,
Elm street, receives his immense stock
wh'ch he has already bought and is expect.
Ing 10 arrive every day.
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Has Just ro-opened the Campbell House.
WI Main street, opposite the Mnrkct.house
Ihe table will be furnished with the best the
market affords, and he Will try TO make all
poardeS comfortable. Board per week Sc 90;
any, VI %; without lodging per week, "A co.
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For Rent.

ohe livery stable, situated in II central
nnd convenient part of the city, with MI
mnVehiehees Tor conducting the business
i'ehty OF room, etc Also, one dwelling
mousse with out'houses aud stable attached
good gardens, etc, Enquire ut tke
Sept'idti SlIEkIFF'S OFFICE.
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A Card.
w. G. sICKLEs a 90.

W. G. SICKLES II CO.,
Grocers and dealers In Produce, 6lB Elm
street, viii furnish Begging and Tlof TO their
country friends, and ship their crops or II
planters wish 10 conslgn cotton or wheat to
their friends In Galvestoa, they win make
very liberal advances,
W. c. sICKELs,
July ~. W. II. COkER.
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HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

There Is next TO nothing doing among the
hide buyers. Those who pick up an 0cca-
siohal skin pay llc. for dry hint lOWllc. for
dTy-salt and &c. Tor green hides