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Is we'll off for societies, secret and 9th,
wise. The American Mechanics, IT
Red Men. The Cherry Hill Drama
Association. The Hay Makers, T
Knights Of Pythi,S, each and all tiouri
IN our midst. The latter order deser
the warmest thanks OF the iutellge
portion OF the community, for the high
intellectual treat which was furnish
us through their instrumentality on +
day evening, 9Th inst. We refer to t
Dramatic Entertainment given in thu
hall by Homer ID. Cope. Had we ]
been present upon that occasion
heard with our own ears and seen W
our own eyes, We could not have belle I
that one man could so wildly portray
the varied and conflicting passions
sented in the powerful drama Of Da
and PythiaS. The writer has had
pleasure OF listening to such celebl 2
dramatic readers as Murdoch, NaI
hotl. SiddonS and Kemble. has also
upon the stage such unrivalled pei
tors of character as Forrest, Sol
Mccullough and Booth, and dopt
ii'"itate " sly lilat Nope Will &C.
tarorably with any of them. II?st
wonderfully combines the elocriSt e
and actor into one character. arluS
holds the fascinated attention of 10Th :
learned and unlearned. which very
dlliicult thing to do, as all who Lever
taken hand at public speaking adj
NIT. We earnestly hope that shall
have the extreme pleasure of Il, hear
ing Mr.. Cope i'll this place. in nseel-
laneouS selection, ere the Whit over.
PHILETS PEMTEtONN.
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In the Ci December 20, 1879.
-r1r)f this suit is to procure
/ III Esale Of the real estate Of John
= dccr'ecil county. deceased, lor the
Lowery,.hts of the said John Lowery.
payineIthat the said John LoTeTy was.
Inc Indebted unto the complainant IN
IN ms l!or professional services rendered.
Inc shiInpaid and unto divers other per
"hich Inns of money: and being :" IN
sons III this life in the year 1879. possess
depted OF considerable value. hut oi very
eu pl t.tatc. and leaving Samuel l-oWcry,
niue Flames Lowery. Mary Ann Jainl-
Caleb. Lowery and Alhinah Moore. his
son. listers. and only heirs-at-law: that
br"thiuel Lowery has a wife. Franciha
inc said Albinah Moore has husband,
i.uWsnd the said James Lowery mas
Ioiih +. Lowery: that the SAID Samuel
VIE, francina Lowery. his Vito. .l"iih
10" lbinah Moore. his wife. James Low
N"0.ll: T.. LOwcry. his wife. and Hannah
cry ;csidc out OF the State OF Maryland:
+. Id John i.nwCry. prior TO his death
Unpublished his last will and testament.
ma his death has been admitted to pro
VINE Orphans Court of Cecil county +.
Dad whereby he devised and bequeathed
WtIand personal estate to Il certain Joseph
an Margaret Steele. his wife; that the
s,ti Steele. on the 18th day OF January.
"a red Il Judgment against this said Johh
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. 1or
IF 81 UT2l4, with interest until paid. ana
tsuit. which Judgment is lien on the
etc of the said John Lowery; that No
rration has been had ON the personal
4 said John Lowery: that said personal
I administered upon. would he Scafceis
1t to I,;:y costs OF administration: tlat IT Il
insufficient to pay the del t. OF said Johl
+. and that the deficiency ought to be sup
.,y n sale of the real estate Ui tic said de
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.fy The GLASS FRO.T receives New
Goods every day. To-da S invoice includes
2262 yards of Hamburg MgingS and InSer
tings-variouS widths, fon cents to 40
cents per yard.
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80 In order to make room extensive
repairs, all goods at the GLASS Mt dur
ing he next 80 days will be sol, the very
bottom prices.
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MARRIED..

KEIDEI.-STOECKL EIN-On Tuesday.
January Is, 1880, in tie Catholic Church,
Elkton, by Rev. PrterDonaghy, FRANCIS
a. EEIDEI, of Philadelp hia, and ANNA
j. STOECkLEIS, of Ellton.
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ssGeUNFY +NEWS:"
NGRTH EHSW ITEMS.
Deaf rs.

DEATHS.
Mr.. Edward Mctiurk bur;t d a little
son, aged about four years, ON Friday of
last week. Group WAS the cause of tie
demiSe.--On Saturday last, Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Calvert, residing near Charlestown.
aged 81 years, passed away quite sud
denly. His son had Just shaved him, at
his request and while putting away his
shaving apparatus, his father fell Il corpse.
Singular as it may appear, his deceasc
occurred on his birthday.
IMPROVEMENT.
Mr. Nandiver, Of i!avre lie Grace is
improving the Thomas Russell farm, near
this town, with colnmodio,s new barn.
HOPES UNPARALLELED.
Our citizens awote Wednesday mora
ing last, full Of hope and expectation OF
reaping an early crop o! ice, but so far
their anticipatioHs have proved abortivc.
Our cnterprising and gcntlemanly livery
men also met with Il disappointment. ior
they were anticipating an early call for
their slcighs to break the monotony of
the weather with the merry music of the
bells, but up to this writing have failed
to put i'll an appearance.
BUSINESS
seems to have improved generally All
the iron works in the county. we under
stand, arc in successful operation. which
makes things more lively in this commu-
nifty. as this seems to be the base of oper-
ationS.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE.
The VI. L. Church narrowly escaped
being burned. Oh Wednesday evening
last. While prayer meeting was being
held i'll the basement, the Hath beneath
the plasterins took fire and only for the
timely discovery by some boys, probably
the house would have been consumed
1t Is supposed TO have originated from
the store. SELDOM.
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go Blankets, kersey; and all Heavy
WOODEN Goods, in larg stock, and best
makes, closing out at theold prices at the
GLASS FRONT.
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Horse Stok

soi ei'e.' IF John
ear 'he rs. late
y hish'' y, onday
o S'"'o X bay
no particular n, il
he hair on II been
East Fall, by az gave
End stubby ~ Mr.
ked the ANNA War
BE lost the tr;n
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ley Ladies' Coats and lurs, in great vari
ETY., now closing out at III GLASS FRONT.
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PUBLIC SALE.
% 70 go -


A the subscriber has rented his farm.
"A and intends to quit farming. he Will oner at
Public Sale ON his farm where he nov resides, on
the old Plank Road. 81 miles north o1 Eiktoh' ON
TUESDAY, JANUARY THE 2sth. 1880.
commencing at II O'Clock \. NJ. the following de
scribed Personal Property:
SEVEN HORSES AND COLTS:
large brown Mare Fannie" years old. with
t0al; large bay Mare. Kate. years old. win
ioal black Horse. John" years old: light
bay Horse. Bill . years old: black Colt 2
years old i'll May: black Colt. year old in May:
bay Colt year old in May.
Is HEAD OF CATTLE,
consisting of good Mich Cows. Hcfers. . years
Id head OF Sheep.
FARMING IMPLEME NTS.-l Farm Wagon.
l Carriage. Dugout, Buckeye Mower and
Reaper combined, tucw.) Steel-tooth Horse
Rake. (new.) ! Hay Rigging. Cornshcller.
rows. 4 Cultivators. Spades Shoveis Forks Hoes.
. Doubletrces, SngletrecS. / set OF Government
Wagon Harness tnearly new. sets of Plow iiar-
ness. 2 sets OF Carriage Harness, . sets OF Stage
Harness. Collars. Brides and other articles too
tedious to mention.
TERMS-All sums of and under 500 cash: on
all sums over SO Il credit OF Eight months will he
given. the purchaser giving his Note, with ap
proved security. payable at the National Bank u
| Eikton. with interest from date.
W. b. SMITH.
| F. w J,SNEY Clerk W. j. SMITH. Auct
| Jan lO-iw
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Wanted

Sherman & Co., Marshal, Mich, want an
agent III this county ut one, at Il salary OF
500 per month and expenes paid. For full
particulars address as aboe.
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.B Muslins at old wces, Wamsutta
Mills, Davol, Elmwood, Wiliiamsville, all
the best makes, at III .c. T. DRESNEN.
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sg Closing ont at cost, Blankets, &c.
+. DRESNEN.
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- New Rag Carpet at 3ots.
rHESSEN.

~ New stock of Goods orig to-day
Call at the Grand Central StoDEENSES.
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ORDF
I &. GARTER

I &. GARTER
rs.
Y, FRANCINA LOWFRI.
SANI ELOORE. ALBIN All MOORE
his wiie:AH L. LOWERI: JAMtS
his wiiSELLA f. LOWERl. MS
10" ElWERY: MARY Ann J AN,
wife: ClSrEELE and MARGARET
ISON: e.
r-r It for Cecil county. In Equity.
In the "a December -, 1879.
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LIVER is KIsG-The Live, the imperali
organ of the whole human SYST as 1t controls
the life, health and happiness man. "hen II
is disturbed in its proper actoll kinds OF All
nents are the natural resulthe digestion OF
food. the movements of the r. and blood, the
action OF the brain and ncrs system, are all
Immediately connected withe workings OF the
Liver. 1t has been suec,llIy proved that
Green's August Flower is Iqllalled III curing
all persons afflicted with D,pSia or Liver Con-
plant. and al the numero symptoms that re,
suit from an unhealthy con6on oil Inc Liver anu
Stomach. Sample bottles try. 10 cents. los.
lively sold in 4 II towns on Western Continent
Three deses will prove tb 1t Is Just what YOU
want.
az The New Amerin, Elias Howe, En-
pirc, Singer, Grover Baker, Wheeler \
Wilson, or any orhe,nake of sewing ma
chine, | will furnish ON s. to $40 less thll
you can buy from CENTS any where: II
will be to your inter;t to take this offer
only good to Januar.!St
JOHN WILKINSON.
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CHERRY HJI.k ITEuS.
fLOCR FISHING.

Our merchants are doing a tlourishing
business, which is no doubt ewing to
superior enterprise, and Il desire to ac
commodate and please all
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL,

under the able management of Professor
Quiglcy, is we'll attended, and shows 10
diminution i'll interest on the part of
pupils or patrons
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-01-17
Cemetery A

meeting OF t ,;o,
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AIanagsrs clet ,he
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Wilson, Sai an
Samuel HI +
81 J. Ensl m o.,
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the Board.
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Sheriff Sc
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at the re-
Scott, in Ef
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lin the IS
a native Z
IN of Jarns
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5n. Np1
/, thelxyI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30
whi,,aler wnit,led Himselr.

West Point, N. Y, May 29.-rhe Whitta-
ker court.martlal met to-day in secret session
and made It's final report, which was agreed
npon and signed by all the members. The
court after reviewing the facts and evidence
in the case, gives the following conclusions !;
First-The court is unable to believe that
such slight wounds as Cadet Whitaker re-
ceived could have been inflicted by persons
under the circumstances described by him.
Seoond-It does not see why man with
his surroundings and in his condition
and frame of mind, as shown
by his own evidence, should have submitted
to An assault. such as is alleged, without sum.
monng assistance during the assault or inn
mediately thereafter 1t believes person
tied as he was and left AS he claims to have
been, could readily huye released himself
slould he eX ut himself to do so'
Fourth From The testimony Of the post
surgeon and others, the court is compelled to
believe that Whitaker was neither faint nor
insensible when he WAS found on the mora
ing of April 9th, but that he wa tegnins.
Fifth rhe court is not able TO discover
any motive that any person other than w NIT
taker could have had in making such M as
saull, and there ia no evidence whatever To
warrant the belief that any other person dill
make It.
Siyth.-It believes that tho hair clipping,
flesh cutting and binding could have vii been
accomplished by Whitaker himself
Seyenth--Tho theory that the note of~aru-
ing is in imitation Of Whittaker's writing is,
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nu,-, WI,iF, IT,,,.l- .,,r,,ll N snngrb lunch
me y hlvs house 'P''''' " S"t''' y '''''> u
every mof','"E' a.
hom9 tllFty oypr'aos were "ngo %' '"Cy
IN tue Mayor eooft yg''e''''s' ''l .'5 .'' 49,;
The north bound passenger tram On lhe
Ceutrd, due here at $3.50 last nshV was 'hr'e
hours late.
w. Q, Conner and wife, who have been
visiting friends aud relations at Nashville,
Tennessee, returned home last evening
THE new court-hou5o is nearing compile
ton. and when Gaisbed will be the hand
soonest building Of the kind in the state.
r. y Harry Of the hrn of Harry Bros,
-, tG;s n,H1rc,n,. f.r Breuham, where the
gro, s,vo a hr,ncb house. Tue HERALD
,5.bns him hgnuige3g and success in his
,'a,, Eono
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Justice Peak and Edwards will call the
civil docket on Monday,
j. Conrad charged with robbery, was dis
charged in the Police court on yesterday.
The case Of j. b. Lgo vs., Amazon lnsur-
ance company, is On trial in the District
court
The remsius of Mr., j. N. Simmons, de-
ceased, were inferred on yesterday by the
Masonic bodies OF the city.
Some damage was reported to tho oat crop
from the storm on Friday night, and slight
injuries are said to have beon sustained theie'
from by the wheat.
Messrs. Harris Il Co, news dealers, have
cur thanks for latest copies ~ New York
papers, Ilarpor's Weekly, Frank Leshe,s
Weekly and Puck, aliup to the usual stand
ard of excellence ia both tho pictorial and
editorial departments.
Charles Gay, the Fort Worth pedestrian,
passed through this city yesterday, en- route
for st. Louis, whore he goes 70 participate
IN twelyc-hour-a-dag walking IN tch, the
irst prize being $1,000. lie was in good
condition and fine spirits.
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FORT WORTH,


Correspondence OF toe Herald
FORT y oura, May %, ls5U,
There is train Of oross-ties vt the depot
this morning for the rrort,---Mayor MILL
ken. of Weatherford, invites our people to
attend barbecue there on the 4th OF June,
TO be given in honor of the extension havlng
reached there Much preparation is beng
made to receive guests, cause
WAYS are being repaired and built. They
were needed. District court drags its slow
length along. Many small cases have cone
I'D, but nothing If general interest has trans
pired----The Trinity river IS very much
swollen. The railroad bridge on Clear Fork
washed away last night; Also the railroad
bridges of Mary and Fishers creeks. They
will all be repaired and in use this coming
weeli-Therc was crowd on the plnza
this morning 10 see an eight day OLD white
baby, which was brought TO the residence OF
james b. Williams, in the absence OF all but
his two little children, yesterday afternoon,
by a twelve year cid yellow boy. 1t was
wrapped in an old bed tick and laid on the
bed The children became scared and ran
for their mother. The negro rnn away also,
not saving word. Mr.. Williams lives one
and half miles north Of town, at the bridge.
The baby will be delivered 10 Tue county
Commissioners As yet there is no clue to
the identity of the negro, or Of whom or
where the baby came from, ----Red and yell
low plums, that grow SO prettily on the
prairie, are on the market. ---J J. X. Hamp'
ton, of Huntsville passed through to-day, en-
route to Westherford with handouts for
prisoners The following are tho arrivals
at the Waverly: } Hardin, Memphis; Dr.
Matthew. Chattanooga; Thomas Miles, city ;
Pat Dooling, Staked Plsins D 4 White, y
Louis; j j Cutting, T " Z railway: Il NJ
Stevens, Dallas; G j Bragg and wife, Plano,
Texas; N II Terrel, Dallas; James Andrews,
Dallas; j Hutchinson, Comanche; W
Pointer, Galveston; William Carson, Gal
weston; Arovalane, Marshall; j A Jones; Il
II Sigmop, Debuque, Iowa; Il d Angle
Bradford, Pa; N French, Sandwich, New
Hampshire w G Spsnn, Marshall
Thomas Miles, Hastings, Canada; j M Wells
Tarrant county George Shields, Dallas;
II GRAY, T 81 p railroad; George Lee, For
Worth; j r. Hsmpt u, Huntsville, Texas;
B Smith, Marshall; Thomas L Eggess; Mar
shall; A j r g. country; 7 IL Roe, 90 Mia
lizzie Lee, Galveston; Billy dc Moore
Palai8 Roy !, Paris; A ] Anderson, Kildare
Texas,
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rro,,hIc ON the Trunk Zinc.

There was some slight trouble yesterday on
the Trunk Line railroad, with the force. The
men undor the Scarry brothers, Tie main
contractors, complain that their employers
make their time checks not transferable, and
that in order to get money before the regular
pay day they have to turn them into Scsrry
Brothers or some one else at sixty FIVE
or seventy cents on the dollar or
wait until the regular pay day
Messrs. Scarry Brothers say that they make
the time checks mot transferable in order
to keep them from jumping the work. They
succeeded. however, in making everything
satisfactory with the force. Mr. Thomas
Barrett, who had contract for grading iiy'
miles of the road, had his force to strike YES
tardav. they having become dissatisfied with
the situation Of affairs. The probabilities ar
that Mr. Burrett will give up HIS contract, rs
attachments have been run on his tools, but
Notwithstanding these minor troubles tn,
management will push the road ahead a.
hcret fore.
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'gniDyinr ErnEItyba.

Friday AFTERNOON two men, evidently
tramps, called Mt the house of Mr.. Halman,
vino reside, about eight miles from this city,
near the old Preston road, and finding that
gentleman absent proceeded 10 help them
selves to whatever suited their fsney They
demanded everything there was to cat about
the house, and appropriated lot of Mr..
Halmnns uudercluthe3, us well as his me
.hot gun. A negro woman was on tho place
but they did not appear To care straw ioI
her presence, carrying on taelr pilterlng VIII
perfect impunitY
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con,inued on second Pnvo.


The state Nominating Convention.
Some weeks ago Colonel T. G. Bower,
chairman of the Democratic State Executive
committee, addressed circular letter to the
several members Of the committee asking
them to name By vote the place for holding
the State nominating convention. 1t was
known that Houston was the competitor Of
Dallas for the honor, aud feared that the
prizo would he carried off by tho Bayou
City, whose enterprisng citizens were
using their best ondeavors To that end.
Replies came in slowly during the
past week, the two cities, TO use .
sporting phrase, being neck and neck, until
yesterday mail was received by the Chair
man, when Dallas shot under the string with
the required sixteen votes Al the returns
have not as yet been received, and while the
vote Of distant committeeman cannot change
the result, full replies are looked for with
interest, knowing onea, after the adjourn
mont of the Galveston convention, having
predicted that the race would be confined to
Dallas and Houston, and the vote
would result Ia to IL, either one
way,orthe other. The cali viii be issued so
soon as the full vote comes IN. Dallas Is de-
termined to comfortably lodge all who may
visit the city during the session of the con-
ventiou. A movement is on foot to secure
excursion trains on all railways coming into
Dallas
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A Good Account.

"To sum it up, six long years of hed-ridden
sickness and suffering costing 5000 per year
Sl,2O0-all of which was stopped by three
bottles of Hop Bitters taken By my wife, who
has done her own homework for year since
without tho loss of day, and want every
body to know 1t ter iheirs benefit.
John WEEk~. Butler, New York"
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Pittsburg, Pa, May 29-The proposed
aght between Gosi aud Ryan, for heavy
weight championship, has besn arranged to
take place within 50 miles of this city ON or
before Wednesday next.
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The Denver & Rio Grande railroad ex-
poets to be running to Leadville BY July 4,
when its earnings are likely to be doubled
AT present the road is earning, without the
Leadville & san Juan extension, about ST.
100000 per annum.
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Boiler Expi0sion.

Toronto Oatario, May 29,-rhe boiler OF
the steam sawmil of McCauley " Jarvis,
at Winncpeg, exploded Yesterday, causing
the death OF one man and irjurins several
Others
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Iannred Tor Mur.ler.

Wheeling, W. Va, May 23.-Poter King
ir.. was executed at Woodield yesterday for
the murder Of David Truubly in September
nat. The writings Of The murderer on the
galows were horrible
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buuuE 10 CREDITORS
OF the
DALLAS g. WICHITA RAiLR0AD

N,Hnia giyento Nd concerned tiagou Tuesday,
iAe lIldGy oiIuie HtNt and t'm day 20 day
Thereafter luii thc pt4jnes is completed, wlil
proceed 80 uke PROOFS Und near evidence ul an
mptteu Vvlcuet No me, ns special mas. p by the
decree iu ,hp case ri Allen 81 Neitiptpu Vs., lhc
Dallas IS Vic iiN RailrtNi Co., rl NI Including
lho iuye-tls,tlon al tNe rlceiyCr- accounts and
shuiudeblc,npss Of said ltiload Company, see
curedhy IL mollgaSy bowl and incurred ln the
way orcasis and expenditure IN 0huyecasc Al
persons Interested IN said matter, alc notified to
appear hr!or, nee with lhrlr proofs ON said dare,
and rtuu Jlgy ju day a the hearing may Np adj
iousncd, at he law Office Of Mess,s W,llhnw,
Lease Il Henry, In iAa city oi Dallas
IS j ADAMS, special Maator
Dallas, NHylt, isso'
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Brownwood Wants a Railroad.

rherailroad fever has broken out at Brown
wood. They want a narrow gauge to con-
meet with the Texas Il Pacific. The follow
ing appears in the Brentwood Sentinel OF
this week:
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MARK las sg sEnn,ss1,"a.
FOREIGN,

LIvnRroo1.. May ~. .,oou Cotton easier but
not quotably lower; middling uplantls, ~ :
Oleans, 90; 30 statement OF receipts lo-ua!
export, 900; uplands low middlins elassili-
cations for May delivery, q ZIG; May
mi IN e, O. .: june ana 'iul
6 9-l6@l7-32; July and AUGUST 9 'l-idi
August and September, q l9-3la9-l dal0-33; Sep
ternber and OctOber, GAj October and
November, 7-34; November and December
6i; January and February, ----- ------
futures steady.
800 p nl-sa!cs, Americ IN, $40 Futures
,lnsAtl sIpatv.
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ta~ BEWAREl OF persons who may claim
and ia Sc who disparage thcir title mud in
other ways, only to defeat Your choice and pre-
vent you buying them, in order to sell other
lands 10 YOU et,B