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Tux discharge Of fluid in Diabetes Is something very
extraordinary having been known reach the amount
Of thrsypiats in twentyfour hours each pint contain
ing over two ounces Of saecharinc matter. In the
early stages Of this disease no remedy is prompt
Parkers COMPOUND Fluid Extract Buchu. Try II, and
you will never regret It. Sold by all druggists every
.rl,cr,
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English Female RIttera.

cures the above female complaints and all other rou-
bles that aict old young married single females
II at once arouses and invgorafes the female Frame
gives strength 10 the weak and feeble building up the
emaciated, quoting the nervous imparting life and
buoyancy 70 the dun and lsiess relieving pain regu-
ang the liver and bowels and otherwise gathering up
and restoring the shattered female constitution Sold
by merchants and druggists everywhere.
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EOrciun NTnrIxefs.


LIvEHPoOL. July 15-COtton-TAe sales includ,
% American bales from Savannah and Charleston
delivery, not below middlings at GIG.
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FaANK MATTHEWS is authorized TO act as my agent
for the sale Of fruit trees, etc. from the Richmond,
Virginia, Nuseries sAnuELJ- SPINDLE.
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DIR. ]. P. DROMGoOLE,
Prop'r, Memphis, Tenn


gives causes, symptoms and treatment Of al ordinary
female complaints A book needed by all mothers and
sickly females. Prizes % cents. Address as above
~ Sold in Austin, Texas, Wholesale and Retail by
Alexander 8 Son, and Thompson & Fox.
Junelw6dim
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IMPORTANT TO LAND OWNERS.
LAWRENCE & CLARKE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Have established Agencies IN ST. Louis Chicago and
New York for the sale Of Texas land. Having met
with unexpected success In their efforts % induce esp
troll Of good land with perfect title, to place them
upon said markets. Any one having land for sale can
obtain the benefit Of services BY forwarding to
descriptive lists, with Powers Of Attorney. and
tihcate from the Clerks Of District Courts that said
lands free from encumbrance By mortgage ind
mem or liens, and that the titles are perfect
For further Information apply %
LAWRENCE q CLARKE.
Real Estate Agents,
Anstin, Texas
The best Of reference gives. II required. ySl-w6m
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MEDIcAL coLLECE or ALABAaIA,
THENExr ANNUAL SESSION
OF this College viii Commence on ghs
18th of November. and Close about
the 2okh OF the ensuing March.

In addition 70 the DEPARTMENTS alroady existing new
Chair has been established for the tcaehine Of
Public Hygiene and Medical Juris.
prudence.
This faculty Is composed Of the following gentlemen.
ence and Art of Medicine.
+. A ROSS, n. D.-Prolessor Of Matoria Mcdica and
Therapeutics.
Wlf- II. ANDERSON, n. Professor Of Physiology
j. 4. GILMORE. N. Professor OF surgery
G. A. MOSES, NJ D.-Pr0fcss0r Of Chemistry.
JEROME COCHRAN, n. D.-profcssor OF Public nv.
giene and Medical Jurisprudence.
f. =. GAINES, nj. D--Professor Of Clinical Medicine
GORONWN. OWEN, ~. n.-Professor % Obstetrics
and the Diseases OF Women and Children
WIN. II. ROSS. N. D.-Profcssor Of Anatomy
E. II. FOURNIER. NJ D.-Adjunct Professor Of Ma
tera Mcdica and Therapeutics.
CALEB TOXEY, NJ D.-DemonstFalor % Anatomy
RHETT GOQDE, N. D.-Assistant Demonsfraior Of
Anatomy md Curator Of the Museum
The Lecturers arc free 10 an Students Of Medicine
The only extra charges are IS follows.
Naturalization Fee .-......-..... t2S
Practical Anatomy. $500. ..... 10
Graduation Fee so
The Halls Tor Practical Anatomy will be opened the
15th Of October and Preliminary Lectures In
all the Departments viii be delivered daily until
the beginning OF the regular course.
Forfurther particulars, or for a circular address
WM. II. ANDERSON, NJ D..
June25 d&wiw Dean Of the FacQlfy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-07-17

AusrN putting al the city airs that private
tepse can devise She has railroad trains pouring in
passengers and ielghis during the day and night
tive haemen and transfer lines her three large and
hne hotels and thorough postofce her ice bread and
milk delivery wagons, with real city "hxins,n her
street sprinhera, scayenger carts, newsboys boot
blacks hand wagons. ETC., but not BIT Of gas except
such hear any afternoon upon street corners
about thelaw Offices and occasionally hear Of In the
City Council upon the subjectof water lights etc. for
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-07-17

TIM droughtls beginning to ten severely in places
The eoD where Il had not been properly cultivated Is
rnt almost dry fodder the cotton il arrested in
IT. growth without yet har producsd aiSss..r and
the graa spcn 49, tairies Il beginning to a
ycloWish hue. The beef however, Is all the time get
flno very nne
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Ths underslaned hereby give notice - their ar-
poInfmcnf essencel q TIE cst1ies ~ Jo1eph HOY
and " j. fHfiie1n. indy Id11lly and a. loerE % TIE
frm q Joeeph Hoy a Co, q New oE.eEns, parish %
OrIeana and State 81 LCuiE1na. eli1oTe1 onuklupls
upon fheir own petition j AQAL0A
iy2fu1t Ae1iene1
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AnIrEs from up the country report that the Indians
have made their appearance in Llano county. They
stole abont thirty horses at Martins ranch In that
county, about week since.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-07-17

YrsrEnDAr al O'Clock. the mercury reached 50
degrees IN the shade.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-07-17

yegetable market is declining rapidly in eonse
quence Of the dry weather
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-07-17

THE cattle drovers are commencing to return from
Kansaa Ther are coming back hush THE dime.
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HEAcHERs, VOUCHERS

For services in Bunct county prior to December /,
1872, and in Menard prior to the first Of April 1873
win be paid at the State Treasury on and after Thurs
day, the nth inst. B. A. ROGERS
jy17d&w1t for Comptroller.
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TnE pssseEger trains now leave at Z a. m. and ESQ
p. M, and arrive at s:s0a. m and D. m.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-07-17

Tnr ntp,ckr NEElnso.-A gentleman, Who was
present give. s detailed report q the radical meet
Ing IN III. city. yesterday afternoon, for the purpose
q ,nns,r.ir dsicrafcs to their county convention
sfIes - ~ obllecd % condense for want Of room
and tins
Il,fcr1 Fiaii. Who g candidate for sheriff, called
the acene 70 order and A. H. Longley, the editor OF
the asIanf Republican, sho once showed signs d re-
nni.nce but socn went back 70 his idols, elected
ChaIfnah over little Qurk and Mccullough. }. n.
Holland lcoI.l was appointed Secretary. Speeches
were made By the chairman. Clinton Baker. Craft and
schnlizs. nndihe following delegates were appointed
10 the county cOnyentions
Henry Eaffison, J. J. Hamilton, j. Pollard,
j f11nfaIn- A. II. Norris. W. j.. Rieher, j. n
Holland. H 81 Willis. Jacob Keuchler, james Nc
CuIloirh A III LongIey, y. Plaft A. r. Parsons, j.
b foeler, F. Tegneg, Judge Schultze James p New
comb and James H. Bell.
The first sight mentioned are colOred. and the re-
mlIndeF more less white. Major Purnen, we un-
dcffta1d, refused 70 act delegate The speeches
d the usual radical kind, not particularly worth
noting
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Local Matters

orr e1arrs ~ sanonnlInr cnil1aics ior county
n - fsn dollar. Il saiance. We Will take
rns 81 ere.~ - - MA Is fhe county. Il 20
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I TNTTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
District Of Louisiana.
n BASkRUPTcY-So. IN

IN the matter o. Joseph Hoy and W J. Pattisou ndi
gidually and as members 81 the nrm q Joseph Hoy
4 Co, banlrupte.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-07-17

For 1880 acres second class issued to Juilann a. IA
Cara by the Land board Of Bexar county III nor
found BY the time prescribed by law application rin
be made for duplicate.
Nay 49, 1873 u PARKER
MayztWst Agent for on tcfr.
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Tor SALE.

NY FARM, FIVE MILES FROM AUSTIN. on
the Lockhart road Fine threesiogy building twelve
rooms; good spring and cstcn; so acres 81 land Ir
the tract 30 IN culflaton tenant houses and M nee
essary out-housee and conyenienccs belonging 30
hrst class farm. For terms, apply on the premises or
90 i. X. Sneed Austin.
mar1trff q oNFUn al.
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IF osT-
Duplicate OF certificate No. o92ilo3. Issued 5ann.
airy o. 1854 by the Commissioner Of General land
Office 10 Philip II. Oamm0ne. for go aclcs and 10'
plicated August q 1855, BY Robert ~ Kiln. CI|0I
Clerk Of the General Land Once. II not heard from
within sixty days. application win be made Tor triple
cate AZ ths proper Office.
juueisw5w zreni re ,. 6-..,.
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ORDER non lIEETINd oFoREDlT0Rs UEbf'1
y tle DisIrlet 90 q "a 49, 80. ~


LAND CERTIFICATE No. PAS Issued IN N1Ia
gorda county, on the let of February, 1888 IoWII.
LIAM WARD, deceased, for OnC.third Of |caruf OF
land; II not heard from IN ninety days duplication
wiz be made Tor duplicate.
&. n. JOHNS q co.
myi7-W 0Wke Agents lol lhe Heir'.
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Brazos Navigation Company or ma ffsl llar an l''
airy. 1885, for go acres, has been lost II nol heard
from Within ninety days from the date hereof eDn 0
ton will be made 70 the proper officer for furlItI,
Austin, June g, is7s..w9w For o16sr
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n OsT.

/ OST
Houston and Texas Central Railroad certificate Hs
5t-4li6, issued by Jacob Kucchlcr, ComnIs1lnn1I
General Land Office, on July To- 1871.
u not heard from within ninety dagr annIle4iIn7
viii be made for duplicate ai the proper o1loe.
i. E EDWARDS
Austin june %. 1873 iens1s -,
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IL
land Certificate 10. l6e5 Tor $50 acres dated I,..
Is. -, lss2, issued By Jacob kerchlcr Idm..|
yt tne General land ofcc, a. thq unl0cai6I I.I.r |
me Daniel g EniOe headlight certificate lf lol f..
rom lnninety days, application Wi BE- nsnfe n. 7.
1upledte SPENCE & NrEIfI.
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OIiOA'
~, hefepf warn any and az persons from ha5inr f..
&c. ,Lncretla hentilo, or nom any aifuro4 m .s r
hefseil ana husband any portion % ihc north hI 81
oeek ~ IN the city 81 Austin for Whoever hn7e mn m
said property from her buys law shit
}. 4. BROWN
For his minor children. James and Wine n-non
Inn. aim
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-18

Vt dtbfel.
SD bin Gin i~eltenss @eldid,
unD slei4e einem Spnnenblid
Nu@ lanssu, Sturm unb @esen
@o ta ni&t bin, tcmuat nt&ts III stanp,
rlnb ,pirb' aud cine MstRerbanb
Grit otlen1 Tieie i4 trauf serl.sen.
auh0jmng hes Natbiels III Xr. 300:
6du6fur.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

GENERAL FRmMoNT -Gencral Fremont
publishes in Saturdays New iurk
Tribune IA full reply to the char.eS which
have been made against HIM as Presi-
dent Of the Memphis, Ell PaSo and Pa
citic Railroad Company The main
points of his defense are that he did not
become President Of the company nn il
after The alleged Transactions took place
that the enterprise which he represents
Is Il genuine one, and HAT the work al
placing the bonds in Paris WAS in,ruStad
to subordinate agents The Tribune
well says: The explanation Of Genera!
'"rCnont deserves attention IA comm.
from reputable citizen whose good
name is part of his country's history
The New York Times says that "ihc
"trcnch courts have taken ii kind Of SNAP
'1udgmen against him, and, whatever
'riay have lren the mistakes and mis-
representations committed in the mt
ter, they originated in Paris, and were
'neirheT suggested 10y nor known to Gen
'erai Fremont"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

THouGH DR. Livingstone has devoted
nearly the whole OF the past thirty three
years 70 acquiring knowledge OF the
gcoGiaphy and people Of Africa. it j. i'm :
possible that he should study the people
thoroughly. make the long, tiresome tours
by stow means necessary to an nnier-
standing of so wild IL country. and at the
same tirfe find opportunity to teach the
world all that he has learned. Recog
nlzlng, therefore, the necessity of sup.
piementlng his l;rhnrs hv additional re
search upon the line of his travels WI lie
the information Ire has given is vet fresh
III the minds ct The people, The German
peo-raph:cnl Snci"ty has undertaken t.
send out an expedition to Western Al
rich. fully eqipptd with means ~! con
seying 10 the wurli all The knowledge
that Is 10 he gath red with he all of the
iigtt shed hv recent ;bnrs in that fed
In view of this project, we may expect
to know tr:c., In a few wears. quite as
well, ut least, an we now know .J;fuan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
A GOOD BILL.

With all respect for the opinions
Of the friends and projectors Of the
Rove Resolutions" the new city
charter, and other bill. passed by
the Legislature for the benefit Of
Mineral Point and Iowa county, we
can but say that to US the bill ap.
pended below promises more relief
than all others. Under its provi-
SONS we see not why mandammuses
should in future seriously discom.
mode us. On the strength OF this
bill we see chance to keep county,
town aud school government run.
ming; despite impediments from
bond.holders and U. S. Courts. Here
is the BILL
The peopie Of the State Of Wisconsin
represented IN Senate and assemble
do enact as .tottous:
Section Ii from any cause what
ever, the proper officers Of any toxn,
city or village IN this state, shall be un,
able 10 collect the usual regular annual
state, county, school, road and town
taxes, hy the first day Of February OF The
year next after that Tor which such taxes
were levied upon being informed thereof
by the petition OF not less thnn ten Of the
.aX PAYERS OF said town, city or village.
it shall be lawful and the Governor oil
this state is hereby authorized and di-
:ected 70 issue his order or connaud to
The clerk or Gle. Ks, forthwith to proceed
and make out new tax roll Tor said
taxes above named, and Tor no other,
and said treasurer or treasurers to coll
icct the same
Section .. Upon the receipt Of such
order or command the SAID clerk shall
proceed 10 make out Il new tax roll for
saIl above named taxcs, with "a sarrant
annexed, the said roll and warrant 10 lee
made IL all respects III the same manner
as other Tx rolls and upon The receipt
oil the county treasurer receipt tor the
town, city or village treasurers hond 10
deliver tie same TO the town treasurer.
WHO shail then proceed 10 - ecute .td
poets rs Is provided ty law for the col
lection Of other taxes
Section 8 Upon the issuing of the
ealI tax roll, the similar taxes in the
'ii-lt al roll shall be null and void, sud
The sad taxes N the said lart issued tax
roll, shall be OF Tail force in the law. aud
all the iins III relation TO the levy and
collection OF taxes 30 far as they VIII
make such taxes legal and chectual shall.
app y thereto.
Section 4. Any clerk or treasurer
who shall rccei & said order or culnG,anL
and neglect or refuse to promptly and
faithfully cumpy lhrrew!tn, as above
pro, Idcd, shall he deemed guilty of IA
IalsIcmeanor, and upon conviction there
OF, shall be punisheu by fine anu impris
onmcnt or both in the discretion OF the
court
Section s. This act shall take effect
and lie IN force from and after lis pas
sage and publication
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
SEM NONS-kE s:s1N.

'9'IE STATE OF WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT COURT
/ for Iowa County
Harriet Kennedy, Plaintiff, against David Ken.
needy Defendants.
The ) ate of Wiironsin to the d5oce name
D. i ndant, Dacid Kennedy:
Sou ARE hereby summoned and reprrired to an
swrf .he complaint of Harriet Kennedy the pIair.
tiff III tins action, copy of which VII lie filed In
the Office Of the C,rk of Circuit ,tft in and Tor
Iowa County. Wisconsin and YOU arr required 10
the subscriber his office in The ct> Of Mineral
Point. 10 County. W iscons n. wi,ir.2D ia, after
the St wee of This summons you. exclusive OF
the day Of sucn service: and If Yen Sill to answer
ih- sa'.l Complaint within HE TIME aforesaid the
p!aintid n this action will apl, 10 the Court for
ihr rrHef demanded il: the said complaint
WITNESS. the Hon. J. T. Mills Judge Of said
Courr, AZ the village of Dodgetille in said County
This lith day of Novemner. in tie year 1872
T.. L. WEBER
Plaintiffs Attorney
Res drnce, Mineral Point, Wis
STATE OF WI 'CONSiN,
Iowa County. I hereby certify that
after due aid dgcnt search and inquiry. / was u,i.
able To find the within named defendant David
Kennedy. within the state.
Witness, MY hanL This II day Of NoHenber, lS72
JAMES RYAN. sheriff,
BY flUGu Conn ASHTON
DeFnty Sheriff.
fees-traveled % miles-S2 00-l2e6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

IT now seems altogether probable that
Mr. Gladstone will resume the Premier
shin. Monday he stated to the House IF
Commons that IN answer to Il cummuni-
cation from the Queen he had placed bis
srr' ices at her disposal The Ilonse then
adjourned until Thursday Disraeli am
nnnnced that he bad no fled the Queen
of his readiness to form a Government.
but that he had also Informed her that
he would not undertake to 90 on with
the existing Parliament Evidently Mr.
Disraeli could see nothing to lie gained
in walking up the hill simply for the
purpose of waking down again. lie
tried it once and found that it was fool.
.shness.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20
political MORALITY.

1t is quite refreshing TO note the
comments of the Opposition press
Oh the result of the Credit Molili' +
investigation. To read some Of these
journals. one would think that they
were the opponents of party that
never sinned that held IN It's keep
ING all the public and private virtue
I'm the land. Democratic editors
who never ilxd word TO say against
the sin Of rebellion !; who defended
Tweed aud bis brother thieves as
hieh-tonea gentlemen and model pub,
lie servants; who have grown rich
by using ,heir columns to advocate
and Justify the schemes OF corrupt
lobby, suddenly assume an air OF
sanity innocence, and proceed TO
lecture the nation on the sins and
shortcomings of the Republican
part.
The spectacle is a novel one, and
we trust these appointed guar
dams Of public purity Will keep at
their work and give their hard shell
readers 4 daily Irctur" on the beauty
and necessity Of political honesty
/. will do good both to writer and
reader. The Democrat editor may
infuse IN his own system "A little gen
uine honesty by continually exefels-
ING his brain over honest sentiments.
His Subscribers, who take their intel,
lectual food at his table, m-y think
the conversion genuine, and be thus
led to honest reformation themselves
So keep up your show Of virtuous
indignation, gentlemen; YOU can do
no harm TO the Republican party, but
may succeed IN penetrating the sim
toughened hide of Democracy with a
feeling of remorse that Will awaken
some Of its leaders to make efforts
TO save themselves, if not the party
they adhere 10. II this Credit NJ o.
hilitr business leads our Democratic
neighhoors TO closer intimacy with
their long-neglcctcd bibles, and forces
them 10 look over Il few chapters on
honesty to know what it really
means, and how to write on the sub,
jet, we may reasonably expect. as
the logical result, a general breaking
ZAP of the Democratic party curing
the next iour wears. If the R-pub.
Iican party by investigating the
shortcomings of a few of its mem
bcrs, can start the Democratic party
IN pursuit after honesty, why si,ould
not the world rejoice?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

] HE sales Of sewing machines dur.
ing the year ls72 amounted 10 the
extraordinary number of S5l.736,
divided among twenty-one co,npanie.
hree OF these companies alnur,-
the Singer, Howe, and Wheeler &
W iISon, sold 53S,S46. the Profits
upon which are simply enormou
ne high prices which are charged
Tor sewing machines grows out of the
Tact that three or four OF the leading
companies have combined. and refuse
to give the later Inventions the righr
10 use the patented feed movem. Mt
which IS essential to the success of
machlnes.-even in consideration Of
the payment of rnyaltv.-unlrss they
agree 10 Sell at a rate not less than
500. This accounts for the fact that
III the face OF unusual competition
and with twentv-ene different ma,
chimes IN the market, it is impossible
to buy machine for less than $50.
which onl y cost about SIS TO make.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

FAsHloN.-A writer in Harper's
Bazaar say. Of the latest .tyle bon.
nets. that, they are not bonneta, but
merely round hats with strings.
Tney are odd, picturesque, becoming,
but of decidedly incongruous shape,
with large. square. sensible crowns,
accom- pa MED by most fantastic brims,
turned mp on one side or the other,
no matter which, behind or before,
lust as caprice dictates.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-03-20

THE English army estimates, which
have Just been presented to Parliament
by The Secretary of War. reduces the
to,a! number of men in the regular forces
from 1869 To l2S96S, and the esti-
mates from fi4.S24 800. OF this sum.
the Conrrol Establishments and Services
OF the Army will take f5 900, 939, these
departments supplying the army with
provisions, forage, fuel clio hing. arms.
and transE ortation. The estimate for
rrnvis ons and forage is materially in
creased. OWN. to the advance Of prices,
hur the supply. manufacture, and repair
of warIike stores will be less costly than
last year,