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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-24
HIk,t Flocer and KsastabL S,d,

Ar pl~rted b. q million p.opls IN Amsrics
CENTS
vScks plussraed Monthly Magazine ~ pages.
Ape iiins6rations and colorsd plsts each auinier
PriceM u gear. tive copies for s..
Vek's fypWu and Vegetable Garden, 20 cents
10 pager Govern. with elegant cloth covers eI
Allmy publications are printed IN Epgllsh
and 0eSensn. - Address james Wax
Int Rochester. n. Y.
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was near seventy sIH when he d al,
no Nas the son pf n small landed pro,
pTlhl0f ~ good circumstance whose
estate Jllhtd ,hal Ut Mr., stewards
hhrle Tue IVA boys were anuul the
same age attended Ine same school,
aul hAl latln synlpK Trash into them
Wy = he sans master lhty emlgfalri
W TIE uullri States Abuut the same
lllnei each lAilng his OwH course, aud
lll NOT meet fnr many years AFTER
Ihey hogan the battle ~ lifr with about
NE same eash capita, lul Ander,
son Was u man NJ eahy hahlls Rld
without amblllpni religious eHlnu
slasl, who read his bihle daily, "saw
Ylsonsl' dreamed dreams and hated
women, lie was strictly temperate.
very economical anl hard working
Instead Of Increasing his money he
hoon lost what little he had brought
WIN him, lilo remained many years
In the United States, principally In
The south, where he followed there as
wei ~ here subsequently, the trade Of
u elOokmaker.
MIR \ eward always responded gem
efOuhly ~ any Of his appeals for assist
ance, sending Mr.. Workman 5000 Ut
u time with no other injunction than
THAT no W uld personally auperin,
tend lls expenditure, ~ he well knew
poor AndefaOn's weakness IN money
matters, having on many occasions
given him money that he spent fool.
lahly Since Mr., Stewards death
Anderson hns often called upon Mr.,
Workman, He appeared poorly clad
aud hungry looking, yet oOnIented,
full NJ religious enthusiasm aud IN
constant communion with spirits and
angels Mr. Workman usually gave
him n half dollar, whereupon he would
hitch on his worn, untanned onliskln |
knnp sack, begin hummlng some old
Methodist hymn, and leave The Office
~ happy ~ a pfinGe
On several occasions Mr., Workman |
offered 10 get him into the Protestant
house Of refuge for old people IA this
city, Of whic" Mr., Workmiu's brother
Ia presiding governor, hut the old man |
Invariably declined, saying that he
preferred TO live m he WAS, alone, He
would not live In "A house where there |
were women, fearing, ~ be did, that
some one would marry him against
his will Probably he owed his mis-
fortunes aud miserable end In u large,
II not very large degree, TO thla hal
Mr. Workman was born |
and educated In the same county with !
Mr. Stewart, and came TO this country |
about the same time
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No.. ara authorized and requested 70 an
nppesp nj EDMON DnON M n candidate
HItty Assessor ana collector ~ lho enhn'
", election, ApTll :, 1875
vs are authorized and requested 70 an-
.d,neo MIR, q, j, GltEt n M u candidate OI
g Assessor and Collector ~ tho ensalng
slesliun, Aprll =, le'h'
AZ. arc authorized and requested 10 an-
snnneg FEE II, hhH AN IN u Candidate Tor
I'M, Assessor aud Collector ~ the ensuing
sr5uon, Apul2, mn
Nc AFRO authorized ana requested 10 an
cannon MI rHuMAN A, fnARE7, ~ n
."iidlls for tie once OF Cliy Assessor ana
Gplreior. Election April ., | n,
40 t,e .u horzad and requested u nn'
,o,nes Mk. j, n. OGDEN ~ ), candidate for
,selpellou TO the once OF CITY Assessor ana
Collector
Ma are authorized and requested 10 an
sounce inc name Of JULIUS BuhhL ar u
,,ndiiatr for CltJ Assessor aud Collector
We aro authorized aud requested % an
t1infu Mr.. JOHN 4. GANO NJ q candidate
gfCi,y Assessor and Collector Election
Aprl "a, 1879
Ne Nae uthor2ed ana requested 10 nn'
bounce the name OF q. A, Gill asa cnndl'
5sip ion tle Oilce ~ CITY Asso5sor anu Coll
Iclnr Election April 2, 1878,
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ToIiaOCO uAHuLp.

PLUG puBACLO-Vhgmi, bright nno
pounds, bissl, do do finrand extra Twist, BGo
Dci 40 do eAtla 0'ln lwihl 5000 90 ne
dlum bnuu l2.ih twisG bhVttOc dD q mmun /.
~ twihl, lo9ooo, do mALug Any navy uA, ~
o., m9O' iuulsNiilo navy, bright mahog,
ANY 0lghri lodO mahogany, iStilV 90 uI
mahogany y cluAs $50 o., 40 40 Il .ik mH'
hosanSi $4,000, do 40 nue bl els, .l0 lC
FlNr CUT .uuce, 70 4lJT n1 Jun, 3U0g
SOC, ihlT 1Ophlct com on, OUt,h0r,
NNuklNG We iuiu huualug, lgiuud 3.
m1blo, NthluokS 3 0oOc, common ~ COCA,
QUO lOei lhnoy, rs 20 qlailly, VI tool bOi don
ihdt 4, lmpuitud, per 10, 81 u,
DOMESTIC tIGANS- havana, sOOHlOO,
sueI Hnd Havana, iO9sO, 10 dO purlp NOR,
.OMoi Connecticut \ cd, 2ighi ordinary,
lh9io; chrluutA hud hlAUs, lWla,
| fuR I'D CIGARS, pr q per 1907, kcg
del ray, slh0i LpndlvH, $40, BrvYas, tllJ, Con-
chhs, sldOi lhuT dc lrlnsnuo, tll0, LundrrH it
q itc, tA5i o., 10 urnud, sllO, operas, go
Opera Roma, ssui Ruua NlotorlH, $500 lunra'
de- Cigarette, ~
SNuFr-M Roeaboy, S6sSic; Rnppe French
~ Sjotoh nhd Dundyioot, Sgsiui common
Doe,
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nay .ooD MARK EFT.

pRINTs-Robes So; Pinks @6}Y; shir r.,9lg
i-i; Soil Is, l-i, stan IonY e. i-isO'' ~
i0f BROWN aS-Atlantc, a, -.
Indian head, A SIC; Nasnviile, Al a.d I5sr'
UtIcs, @, SIC; Lawrence, ID, II n ~: Pc,
PHI BBfhlka&GHEp w hon"aais W
le Fruit Of the Az To Sc; New Jersey, G, &c,
B Brow rlaa sG Str pe, i5c;
on TwillsI i e6ecs, i5jbe; Arlington Fancy
st rrlRPMsiBRsiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat 5'Sci hisn
oo HlSoRs II III JEANs-Naumkeag, sl-2i rem
horton, Sc; suffolk, sHc. ,-,<c. lewiston,
TJCKs-AmosKeSg AN AZ r,iai IA fsc: Methuen
Al Al i5s: Conistoga gold medal Zoe; 40 00A'
g an No. NC f iae; nAhSeficus, iic
c..S,,ia No 10. l6s; ParR 100, lIc: az.
01 n5IENIMS-Boston, s<c; Cords IA Inv
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A. t. Stewards & lassmate.

w noGtreal correspondence n W York
p, o''u a paragraph ol barely five
ni Us IL alooal paper records tU' death
'u oId mau caIIed } lhu AJne : u,
,.,, 'he "hnAiug ,utt app u.iA,
V"NP'pe i,shiun:
h Dec ased was found Ia u miserable
WY, VII Beaudry street Uy The police,
hnn uau To gain adnitt ance by break
re- 'n'o the lonely tenement. The
ray rSs, wael fou I'D, was surrounded by
rays and fifth.
,.t t us Is all the notice that has been
n, aen' so far as l know, of the death
H. aI Old citizen of Montreal, whose
m, e mas ended in the most AFFECT
nO,tiy AT the coroner's inquest
hia,in 9 further was elected of his
II !" Yet he had a history, such as
tr,s, which, If only by way of con.
ieIIn.s " Tue history of former school
Alar and classmate Of his, the late
ms eAander I. Stewart, of New York,
leaders. 'nou' INTEREST W 'o''
IN, 1uerson was born 10 1902 at Red
' near lhsburn, Ireland, SO that he
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-19

/ HAYDN poe lhannu clear, l-it,l0n
snnnN.Nrlsl . ~ 80 hrruklnsli lula8l0i ary
s. hl leo ppr a. Western, oBiaoi olu ~.
BAKING POWDERS -ysrlous brands, ia
w. nl,n, prf lp4 d 9,4lbli ~ dp du, ~ 30,
! va 40 Nui VI not aU.
tntlel- nrhlplu 81 10, ~ 10 10 leo,
pAhnLhs star 10 10 -, lio,lhe,
Aplfhf-IAVhi per No. 2s4ili Hi u pnOiOe,
,-h'i " pnme, sla4l l'iei common 70
CONCENTRATED LYE-Varlous brands,
: we 10 glnb, Per care, u lhai Ol,
A. lhli MAphplai ppl hnl, go iA4tll u0i klt,
~ mgil ~ Yhllp iian, KIT, uhBll 70,
nEhh lMhN- pIlsl, per npA ilAhue'
fihll UREA goldfish, ppr h,IaiAlp,
LAhl-ln llprep, va-lslOai ~ 10 pals, 100,
W l'spi ana W 10 10 lins, II afgl2o,
M nin,,-Ief 10, fancy pfAnda, liSslb'6oi
hoLL ,hsEs-Faney LOU lana, Dor gal,
g99 eli Choice ba9uOoi Prime Nga6u fair,
hltE-Loulslana, per 10, 7s7 leo,
ulansbmAN n 9l5anplalen, psr W \ lslsiei
!, Nee, A, per 10, lOl-iPlO $50, Uhoios
Louisiana, pap l,2el Prime, 'isH l-lol Ordl'
nary 10 FELT bBh l'api Common, A-ia,l,
sp5ATuaHei bl'oarb' English, GOO lee
slAkCH Various brands, per ~, i,ghe
,hOAP--uliye, b.sbci fancy SOAPS, per'noN,
sALr- Liverpool sack, u dOgl O5, ohio
nyeI ~ Dds " ia9l co. table, ppr sack, l'a
- IEA-Grnpowder, 6Osl5oi imperial, 500
me japan u0rluo, uOlOng, iUotihc,
,NylNEuAlt-ulder, -bg1oi white wine, 10
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P,LlTl.hL ANNOUNCEMENTS
,i,y Marshal,

,. ,uIhOri1ad and requested ~ an
W. A'p KAN ain y, y, MOlllpA asa oagll'
1 1.is s'es.toa. Il sIt ss a,I Apri
|s' ,r. nutluilzed and requested 10 an
.n ga ~ u Althplp 40 candidate l9i
t nv halsaal ptIhe ensuing e'ppupH' Ap'''
b lbia .,.,,,,ad and reou,sted Ia nm.
Np w ia W, NILSSON iOf tie o noe "
poaptliss election April 2, lah'
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luNRER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, sca scan
ling, per thousand, $40 90; dr ess eo. ~
fioorlng, dressed and mateheu' faoVo. ~ Hs so
WHITE PlNE--R ugh, per thousahNua,
s45 co; surfa ed, $50 90; matched ceiiihs' S-- "'
wealth. rbOarding, 80 co. ,s s,, M
CYPREss-,R, ugh, per IN IN usanu' y" w
surfaced, $50 00; pickets, $40 w 90 o,,.,, so.
'ui Ntti,E5-Yellow pine, cut, " OOG5 ou,
long leaf pine. sawed, 81 OO; cypress cues oo
al 70.
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WINES ANDIR0U1i.S.

WHlskl-sweet mash, 81 1901 90; Sour
mash, u &@bO0,
lNEs-ularet In case, 81 10; Cotawba,
per gal, 81 lO92 90; tort, per gall slAUCli on
shriry,per gaD, ~ llGi 0Ui Madeira, pen gun
~ bO@o VOi White wine, IN cases, u 26G2i 10,
oHAMfAlGNk -Couks, In basket, $3.50;
HeidsiecH, in basket, US 90; krug IN basket,
w ~; Domestic chHmpalgne, Sl2WlS
ALi-SlooR ale oask, VI i5@! o., Porter,
cask, W lj12 50.
BRANDlES Domestic In caSk, Sl2Gla;
Gognae, rcrgAl., 81 3s@2 70; French. per gal,
W 5OGlb OOiApple, pur GAL u 71W3 ii;poach,
81 1903 75i6inger III 2j@2 0O;Blav kberry,sl ~
co. 20
ulNS-Old Holland, pergal,, " jO@5 so;
Dome tic, 20 gal, VI 4OoI9 30,
kU MS-JamUca, 80 5000.
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than a quarter of century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs Of the
body, and are SO composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baiIled the best of
human skill. IIhiie tL ltey produce power
full effects, they are, at the same time, the
safest and best physic for children. by
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgativcs, and never
give pain when the bowels are not infamcd'
They reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing ii
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither calomel
nor any deleterious drug, these PITS may
be taken with safety by anybody, Their
sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh
and makes them pleasant to take; while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity
PREPARED Dy
n. n bNEp r. m munlI Mace.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

This lnmont very naturally originated in Amcrl
On, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising nntdotes for the maladlss Of her chit
dren. Its fame hns been spreading for y years,
until now Il eucircles tho hahitablU globe.
The Mexican Mustang Ltnim'nt IS u mntclless
renedQlor all external ailments Of man and henst.
10 sFbck owners and farmers " Is Invaluable.
A single bottle often gavca n human life or re-
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, or,
COW, or sheep
1t cures footrot. hoofall, hollow horn, grub,
screw.worm, shoulder-rot mango, tho btes aud
Btiugs Of poisonous reptiles and Insects, aud every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble of horses, such
as lnmeness scratches swlnny, sprains founder,
wind gall, ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Linment 10 the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring IN tho
family, In the absence of physician, such as
burns, scalda sprans, cuts, etc, and for rheuma-
tism, aud stiffness cngendcfed by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
It Is the cheapest remedy IN the world, for 10
penetrates the muscle TO the bone and single
application is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Llniment ia put up In three
EiIes OF bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest.
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LIVE STOCK MARK ET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Rosendle- Is worth s. " barre
Louisville, best, lit lie kept, "a 0O " oarrel
Dallas. ~ 50. ,.,a,,.,,u,,,
IIME--The best quality in barrels is worth
rs; In bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dall"s, [oc' PEI
bushel. .-,, .t
PLASTER IL worth 50 so o barrel. -,
rlA suppiy;ot the above montlonen ar'i-
les IL ami pie demand fair; market hrm'
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NEW YORK, February lS.--Cotton quiet.
MOI DAY. SATURDAY.
unInnds lO7Ac ~ l5-l 6c
Orleans - 10 10 10, l6c
Sales ll02 bales Fuures active and
tirmer; February 10 sj March 10 vOgl0 93c;
Apul ii I4GiO Ice; May IL l6Gll l0c; June
II 3O@ll S3t; j ly II T9il 40.
Nisht--Cotton iirmer, SAILS 272 bales.
Consolidated net receipts 3OlSj bales; eS-
purls TO Gicat Bri ain l7,lij bales; France
- bales; continent lob bales; channel
l,gS0 bales.
FUTURES closed active, Sales $40
, uS- i,,,
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NEW uRLEAns, February 10 - Flour -
onIet and firm; Superfine i &c. Xxx 20 q
al u: xxx 90 25@6 20; higher grades 81 "a
al TO- ,orn accive and nrm $1,000 OHt>
steady, demann fair, choice Galena Soc. Col
+ q Is sctve and firm, cargU.s ordinary loo
q prime 5Glsc gold. sugar. acive; com
mon TO goou common 5l4@6c; fair to fnily
fair 6Js SAFE; pr ne u choice 71sgs1st; elbow
ci',rtfied sLa.S5zc. Moiasse quiet, cUmmo
lTa2Io: fair lla2jc prime To choice S2glOe
Kice steady, ordinary to choice Louisiana
614g6Ac
NEW YORK, February 10. Flour without
declied chang .; little NOR local trade ue
m nd: less uoinG supet Il 70 western ald
sIate 81 l5a4 ~, closing firm; south "a flour
firm nud an moderate uem nd; com
mon 10 far extra IS 6J1d %; goo to choice
axtT. i6 pOds 20. " heat dull and heavy, 20
ai.c lower shippers holding OFT; u S3gl "a
fos No winter red, 81 3jfor ungradeu win
tered Co n dulI, &c lower, ole Tor yelloW
we.tern: 5Gd57u for yellow southern; iogiJl
on grad western mixed Osts lY-IsV
lower. Coff dun, Rio at li'4gic4c'
Vt LOUIS, February ls.-flour; lower
grades in demand and nrm' prices eio seNi
! IS. Wheat irr guiar, NO req 81 y
spring quiet, 81 OH Corn firm. No. NIX .
ii4ii9.e, Oats quiet at % &c. Rye scarce
,nd wanted, $50 bid for No 2, held higher
Rarley duli and unchanged. Nuisky ttady
nj 81 u. Pork firm at $40 70. Lard nom
inally firm, prime steam ~ 20 bih " % ASK.
urv salt meats dull, 90 jOg5 lZ1s, : oO IOl
shS9ulda,s. clear ribs and clear sidts loose
Rseon quiet and firm, 414@44c, t19c Ioi
sbnnlde1s, clear ribs and clear slues.
Hogs--At s. Sodi o. for packing TO fancy,
raftie- o uiet and sy. closed weak
nrime TO choice steers "a 6V9o %; corn leu
fexant 1894 ish.
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y. W. BARN EFT.
GRAIN MARK Ell.
BgEADsTUFFs.

FLOUR-CreSosnt in sacks, SO %, san
Jaciuto, s3 so Empire, 81 80; xxx, % 90 {;
Eagle, 81 70; Magnolia, in sacks, IS lbs. So 40 (;
rodd's xxx, 20 so; state Central XNNX,
81 q, Choice Family, % %; star Mills, Xxx,
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning nc
only the II. d II. b. Railway, but Texas gon,
orally:
+. L. MANCHEsT EIs, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadwi y, Y.
Gen. j. Il. R0 : ER1sOE, Pass. q Immigra-
ton Agent, ll3 n. Third street, 1t. Louis, No.
A. ALIlEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lcl
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,ko.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. II. COFFIN, southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information mag also be had at the agen-
o es the NJ. X. a 7. Railway, in New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Louif
J. WALDO,
Cent Pas. 4 Freight AT, Houston, Tsza.
asnT ssps, Houston, :ysxss:Isnsuu
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BAILiNG SItFf'

RAGING Light, liIl@liHc, Heavy 1919
l6i. ,.ais. Cotton. ooa22c.
discount II .ag lots
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an. authorized aud requested 10 an
We Inc naIne VI NIX, ", n, kDMAhDs
losp rssnd,daIp Tor ulty Attorney Election
Apll !! lSla'
40. ara authorized aud requested % an
npp,s IA HNEpl GIBBS nA u candidate
ls,Irrr.sltoliun 70 the ONCE ~ Cly Attorney
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, February rs 49, stocks weak.
Money iGb per cent, Gold 81 02IS, Exchange
--long "a W; short ~ ~. state bonds nrDl'
Government bonds slronB anu higher
Gold opened NJ u ".
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UIrY rnEAsUREIt.

We are authorized and requested 70 nn'
aOuncu the name OF John ". BOWEN ~ u
andlduto Tor reelection 10 the olllee OF Guy
treasurer, Election Aplil 2, 1873,
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pllfl hh 1855 oTk, l6ei clarks, go.
,phtliu \ a--Afl lnglpn, ssslr, EYrelts,
.hlhlt kh- American, $50, Glasgow, B-s,
ltrj AihpHinn, b-ii pTpWn, laka
NlNhh A MS Anlpskeag, hoi hates. De-,
MnlffWl vei southwark, hpi dress sil les,
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Are the most cf-
6ctive and congo
nialpurgativcever
discovered. They
are mild, but et.
fcctual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain,
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
sQarclinp cathar,
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GUIYEFsg,,l3AGIE,
UcfHOYNE&CO.
Blank Book Makers,
Retail StatiOners,
Il8 g. 12o Monroe ST.,
CHICAGO.
FOR SALE.

The well known Clifton mills, located on
the Bosoue river, at Clifton, Bosgue county,
Texas, thirty-two miles wet of waco, IN one
OF the richest and most desirable sections of
the state. and where wheat is produced In
large quantities.
These mills are located on end run by one
Of the finest water powers IN the state.
The building and dam n built OF the hest
limestone rock, on q solid rock Foundation,
OF both bottom and sides
The mill house Is 41x65 feet square, two and
half stor es high, and contains two SETS OF
wheat and one set OF corn ROCKS, all In nne
order.
rho location is high and healthy, with
good schools and good society.
This desirab o property Will be sold lf0f
diyisionl on the most advantageous terms
both "a 10 price and time.
declld&w2m Waco, Texas.
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NEW ioRK, February lS.-Sterling firm,
81 II. Money easy at 400 per cent. God Is
weak at "a Oles@l O2g4 Governuent bonds
active. state bonds uull.
NEW OALEAHs, February lS-Gold vi 0l5s9
OPS, Sight par. Sterling bank "a 52}2.
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NEW ORLEANs. February Is -Nigft-COt-
ton teady and in good uemAnd. Sales II ,eOO

Receipts, net, i527 Dales; gross II ,6l7 bales.
Expors 10 Great Britain 100 bales; coast
wise - bales; continent bl7 bales. stock
1856 y2S bales.
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GALvEsroN, February ls.--Cotton. receipts
27iB bales. Exports 10 Great Britain $780,
bales; Fr -S- bales continent -
Stouk n S6S bales. Market quiet,
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rnr llly seeEelaTy.

u. ara authorized ana requested 70 an
NgearApl, j, u, n HEREFORD 10 a oandi'
aplht ~ 'sleolipn 20 the once OF City hee'
. asW Election Aprll =, lh'h'
Ne arc authorized e9d requested 70 q. ~, y,
Mp."i'ArI j. j, cox An u Candidate iui
haand of Clly secretary Election Aprll
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WHAT ~ ne II N the cheapest and
w must dnliEhlfll pWRitlNu known 4.
tho puzzle, ltucW uppn the howeM aud
Liver speedily ANA ru'cluhllN, hua dvw nul
slckOn the HtuWe.', I.rEu N't repuio lui
constipation, huiulbu,si, turil litYt hlck
headache sour stomach, houihurn, loss OF
appetite, collie, llntulency, dyspopsla, etc.
and M cooling. beverage IN iuNeis " IN de-
llphtiul aui 81 ~ pleasant An y iss OF sodn
water, buuics md others leuiing Bodon
turS or closely confined NE are doliBhto
with its oticotp, II cleausps the atomao
tones the bowels, cAnls 'le brain, QuieW IA
nervous; IL put up 40 nrgo hltlvS and Hold
ut 80 cts, No family, 40 mother, no one
travelling, no c'OsC student should fall 10 uAt
IT, sold every where, aud Wholefnle 10Y ~
u, GEORGE, Galveston
.. r. BHOMGUOlE a. 60,
PrOprctora, Louisville, Ky.
5lld wholcsaloand rstailm Dallas, Texas, by
NOR 4 VAL VIZ AND v. Il. HOWELL
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CONNIaoTIONsa.

CONNECTIONS,
AZ ThAAkkANA, with all trains On
Louis Iron Mountain anu ~, RAILWAY 10
all pOlhh North, haht ana houth,nsl,
Az LoNHNiEW JUNCTION nnu MIN.
Nhol.A, with all tTaina on tho International
ton Hnd nan Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, with irnlnH @ the Houston
and IeNAA Central ", n, iOl CnlhlOnnn,
Mesie, hremond, Waco, Calvert, hymn,
Mddle nud southern Texas,
A. thENMA AN, with II, Y rC, Hallway,
ioi MI 0lnit on w llne Of that road,
A Fuhf worth, with stnRes nl
pninh IN weAioIn Texas,
nthhNE VEroki, With Rcd River steam
on for Now Orleans,
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Active and Ermer.
MONDAY. SATURDAY.
Mldulng Uplands. G1sd tlsu
M,dunug Orleans.. b1s9 t24u
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
20 % bales receipts 4o,lSO bales; American
$1,000.
rutnres-Seliers demand S-32d advance.
Uplands low ni,ddltng clause, FEBRUARY
ana March delivery 3-SAi; M rch ana April
6 8 sod; Apr.l and May u 8 sd; May anu
june 81 sa6 $3.50; Jul ana Jniy 6-S2@b 81 IT,
new crop shipped January ana FEBRUARY
by sail, O1sG. a..
400 D M. Sales L 200 bales American. Flu
tut eh steady. Uplands low mtddllng clause
MAY nnd June delivery ESD; June an.
July 5-.2l. Shipped May and June by sail,
6au.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-28

The main question was plS. and tho bill was
ordered to be engrc%ssed as amended
Under suspension of therul6s The bill was
read a~tht~d titue and passed
ne htle was amended by striking out tho
word parish" and Inserting parishes" and
inserting after the word Jackson tho words
"ard LivingstoS'
gil title was adopted Ms amended.
% the motion of MrnRyland
blouse bill No. 39t,
IAN act 10 authorize the Police Jury or the
parish Of West Feclana to fund the lpdett,
edness embraced 9n tho several INDICTMENTS
against said parish, any to provide for tho
payment OF the principal interest and costs;
thereof by special thy nf Ree sssflle; ff=
annum IN addition to the ten mills now fixed
by law" %
was taken up on second reading under the
unfayorable sport Of tho Committee ON paro-
chial Affairs.
Mr.. Toler, chairman, on behalf Of tho Gam
mittee on Appropriations, asked leave to
withdraw hall reported by that COMMITTEES.
Tor further examination
Leave was granted.
Mr.. Mctsehee moved that the bin be in.
definitely postponed
Pending which, OH the motion of Mr. Lea.
the House adjourned until Tomorrow at II
O'Clock
PETER J. IRRELEVANT,
Chief flprk