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SPAIN.
Sinking or the NOrthneet.

Sinking OF the NOrSnueess
CADIz, February 3.-Several PERSONS
passengers Of the steamer Murrillo,
made affidavits before the British Con-
sui concerning the circumstances con-
nected with the collision of the North
feet in the channel. The collision
occurred during the night, causing a
severe shock, which was felt by all on
board the Murrillo. In few moments
they heard loud cries of "Help, help"
proceeding as from some person in
imminent danger. Then they learned
that some vessel was struck and
sinking. Owing to the darkness and
slight fog little was dlscernible
of tho vessel from whence the cries
came. Several passengers On the Muir
rillo asked the captain and crew to
lower the boats and endeavor to save
the unfortuuates, but the request was
unheeded or denied. The captain and
other officers did not exhibit the slight
eat interest in those on board the other
vessel, and the passengers felt greatly
alarm en at the carelessness and inhu,
msnity of the captain. who appeared
wholly Indifferent to the despairing ap-
peals for assistance which greeted their
ears.
Baptism of Young Prince.
MADRID, February S.-Atthe baptism
OF the infant Prince, last Thursday, the
King, Queen and other members of the
royal family and numerous noblemen
were present. Her Majesty the Queen
progresses rapidly towards recovery.
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A Remarkable Rtory-BOw tho Sight
Of . Bear Affected q Mule.
Nav, ybIo A Anpoo1

Of . Bear Affected q Mule.
Memphis Appeal
Last Saturday a gentleman living
near Madison station, on the Memphis
and Little Rock road, left his home to
20 to the village. He had not proceed
ed nj ors than two hundred yards,
mounted on lineal descendant Of Ba-
laam's ass, when he encountered a
great, greasy black bear. The bear was
astonished, and, without taking time to
think, hurried up a scaly-bark hickory
and seated himself very comfortably on
a limb, thirty or forty feet from the
ground. The farmer was completely
puzzled. II he rode back to his house
to get his gun the bear would surely
escape. He therefore tied the mule, a
long cared, melancholy mule, forty or
fifty years of age, to the body OF the tree,
The mule was hridle-wise, but no
bride would hold him, and a strong
leathern cable was kept coiled about
his neck. With this he was fastened
to a tree. The farmer started to the
house, and Bruin, divining his plans,
deemed it proper to get away. He
doubtless suspected that a gun was
coming. He came slowly down, tear
ing the bark from the body Of the tree.
n r.ttled about the sleepy mules head,
who had not yet seen the bear, and
dreamed not Of the proximity. Of the
great ugly beast. The bear
descended slowly till he was within five
feet OF the mules great ugly head.
Then it was that the stupid, innocent,
unsuspectiug mule looked up. He had
never seen a bear before. His knees
smote one another. He grew pale in
the face. His eyes were projected
from his head-the farmer said-half
a foot. His tail was slowly lifted, the
hairs all turned awry, till it stood at an
angle of about forty-five degrees
above his spinal column, and
then it was that the mule
moved elgn duu sluoleu O ehie'
was an unearthly sound the farmer,
fifty yards away, says it shook the
ground where he stood, watching the
progress of events. The bear suddenly
twisted itself about and reascended to
it's perch. The mule swooningly fell at
the base OF the tree. He lay still and
apparently lifeless for a time when
Bruin again attempted the descent; but
the terrified mule howled and roared
even more terribly and piteously when
the bark began to fall, and be dashed
and danced about the tree 80 frantlcally
that Bruin hesitated, and finally, in
stupefied amszement, sat upon the limb
upon which he first rested. The tar.
msr came with his rifle, and bullet
coon stopped the pulse.beats OF the bear:
It fell heavily beside the mule, and
strang. to say, as told to US, the mule
and bear died side by side-the one OF
mortal wound, the other OF mortal
terror. The bear was still black as
Erebus; the mules face was already
white with an indescribable agony OF
mortal fear.
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Sentenced.
CHICAGO.
The Police Troubles.

CHICAGO, February 3.-Ihe ponce
troubles show signs Of abatement
Hickey and Gund, the North and South
Side police captains who were depo'ed
bv the Mayor last week for refusing 70
recoenize the authority OF Superintend,
snt Washburne, have finally cone!uded
70 pledge their allegiance to the mayor
and were to-day reinstated. IDS wiz
have . strong Influence upon the pa
trolmen and will weaken the position
of the removed Commissioner VINO
will probably give up the fght
Another Chance.
The second trial Of Rafferty,, inc
murderer of Policeman OMsra, VINO
VISA tried, convicted and sentenced to oe
hanged, IN this city last fall. but ~
vboss behalf the Supreme Court grsnt1
Al A supercedeas aud then . new trlal'
iii commence to-day, st Wsuksssn'
On . change Of venue.
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HORACE B. DURANT, NJ. D.
CHICHESTER, SUSSEX Co., EnGLAND,l

DeCemUeT loIl.
DIR. j. Ball d Cb.-Gentlemen: On the re-
,eption of the Patent Ivory Eye cups, on
The first application l found 6enent, ana
now, l am happy to say, unhesltatlngiy,
rom nv own practical experience, that In
nv opirion the result produced through
asing your Patent Ivory Eye Cups is one OF
he Greatest boons that ever God bestowed,
Or man received, Spiritual Eye-Sight ex-
over II years have worn specks, and 10
nv own wonderment1 l can read now news
oaper print and am writing this letter
without my spectacles.
cease to wonder at once why people are
40 anxious for them, now have tried them
myself, and proved them with an ocular
jemOnsiration. They are simple in con-
;truction, and could not possibly, l think,
he more suitably adapted for the eyes, be-
tides being harmless, painless and pleasant.
speak with all due Difference OF the tacul-
ty. but at the same time L cannot d1vest
myself of the fact that the present treat
ment, in the cases of Myopia, or Near Sight
edness, Dimness division, Cataract, fartlal
or Total Blindness, Is failure In nineteen
cases out of every twenty when they resort
10 the knife, and / am sorry to say that
know cases that have ended In total blind
ness, which cannot possibly occur In using
the dPatent Ivory Eye Cups"
And now, in conclusion, beg TO return
Won nv sincere thanks for the inexpressi-
ble benefit received by using your Patent
ivory Eye Cups. Yours faithfully,
REV. ]. FLETCHER
Rev. ]. Fletcher is personally known to
me, and believe him 10 be person worthy
AZ confidence. FREDK. F. TRACY,
Rector OF 8. Pancras, Chichester, Eng.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
i United States for tho District of West
Virginia,
In the matter Of Moses Jones, sankrup,.
In bahkruptcy
United States District Court Clerks Onace.
at Clarksburg. West virginia, on the 18th
day ofJsnuary. A. ID. INA.
Notice In hereby given that o pesition
ber, A. ID. 1872, nled In aaid District Court by
Moses Iones, OF Parkersburg. In the County
of Wood In - q District, WIN has been
heretofore duly declared bankrupt, under
the act Of Congress entitled IAN Act % d
tablish Uniform System Of BANKRUPTCY
throughout ths United Btatss," aEpf6vsd
March 2 1887, for discharge and csrttncats
thereof, from all his debts and ether ciaims
provable under said act, that ths lSth day
OF February, A. ID. IS72, st 10 o'clock a. n,
at the once Of f,,0eorge b. caldwell, Esq !,
Register In Bankruptcy In Wheeling, Wet
Virginia. are the time and piaoe aNtgned
for the heariug OF the same, and that al
creditors who have proven thetf debta, ana
other persons In interest may appo1f ~
said time and place and show causs, II any
they have, why the prayer Of said pettion
should not be granted.
JASPER Y MOORE,
Clerk Of the q. y. District Court for said
District. jsnl3.rh
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPProI OF rHl CHIEF SIGNAL OTFIcBH, 7
WARRINGTON, February 4, I A. n. }
.'. PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and extending
eastward over the upper lake region,
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Tennes-
see, rising barometer and falling tenn
perature, with fresh to brisk norsherly
and westerly winds and clear and clear
ing weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf
States east to Mississippi, light to
fresh southw esterly and westerly winds
and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, wind veering
to the north, fresh and brisk westerly
winds and clearing weather.
For New England fresh to brisk
southeasterly and southerly winds,
cloudy weather and rain, the former
veering to westerly on Wednesday after
noon.
kilograms from Michigan and Min
nesota not yet received.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Agents Wanted to Sell the
Patent Ivory and Lignum
Vit0 Eye Cups.

Spectacles rendered useless, Chronic
Eyes cured, and all diseases OF the eye sue
oessfully treated (cure guaranteed) by the
sats sHET inEfns'e1 9 Pa ss EYE CUPS
The value Of the celebrated well known
Patent Eye Cups, for the restoration o
sight, breaks out and blazes In the evidence
Of over 5000 testimonials OF cures, and re-
commended BY more than lOOo OF our best
The Patent Eye Cups are q scientific and
philosophical discovery, and as Major Ellis,
OF Dayton, Ohio, writes, they are the great
est invention Of the age.
Copy Of certificate received from Clays-
vile, Washington county, Pa, September
d. Bau q b.-Gentlemen: have now
thoroughly tested and proved the Patent
Eye Cups; they are the ne pltn uhrd OF all
treatments of impaired vision, from ad-
vanced life or other causes, and are an In
variable cure of Myopia and Near Sight. I
have in the last few days entirely cured
several cases both Of acute and and what ts
called chronic Inflammation. These had
tried every known and available species OF
treatment without the slightest benent, but
on the contrary detrimental, and great ex-
pense.
years, is an enthusiastic advocate OF the
Cups. Three months since she could not
read letter, or letters as large as her thumb,
II is, that her eyes were unusually old, and
worn beyond her age to such an extent that
she could not read the heading OF the New
York Tribune without her glasses. You
may Judge, therefore, the effect OF the Cups,
when Inform you that she can now read
every portion Of the Tribune, even the small
diamond type, without her glasses. She
now habitually reads her Testament, crdi-
aary print, without her glasses. You can
imagine her pleasure.
The business is beginning to assume some
thing like form and shape. have inquiries
rom ali directions, and often great distan-
YES. in regard to the nature Of the Cups.
wherever 20 with them, they create In
,ense excitement. But few words are ne
,essary to enlist an attentive audience any
where that people can be found. was at
our Fair last Tuesday, 9th inst, and can
safely say that l myself, or rather the Eye
Cups, were no mean portion OF the attrac,
ions Of the occasion. / sold and effected
future sales literally. They will make
money, and make II fast, too. No small
oatch.penny affair, but superb No. !, tip |
top business, that promises, so far az 1 can
see, to be lifelong.
am, very truly yours, |
HORACE B. DURANT, NJ. D.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 8.
sENATE.

Mr.. Clayton, Of Arkansas, presented
the credentials Of s. w. Dorsey. Sena,
tor elect from Arkansas.
Mr.. Bayara. OF Delaware, from the
Committee on Privileges and Elections
reported a resolution, which was adopt
ed, directing the Secretary of State to
make inquiry, through our Minister in
Mexico, concerning the records relating
to lands in Arizona and New Mexico,
and the best method and probable cost
OF procuring a transcript OF the same.
Mr.. linghuysen, OF New Jersey,
offered resolution to print 255, 600 ex
ira copies Of the report of the Commits
sioner of Agriculture. Referred to the
Committee on Printing.
Mr.. Hamlin, OF Maine, offered res
olution instructing the Committee on
Appropriations 10 inquire into the ex-
pediency OF reporting such appropria-
tions as will include just proportion
OF the expense OF the improvements
now making by the Board OF Public
Works in the District of Columbia,
which should be borne by the United
States. Adopted.
The Vice President appointed as q
Committee OF Conference on the bill to
provide tor the building of six sloops OF
war Mr.. Cragin, MouiIl. of Maine, and
Bayard.
At one o'clock the unfinished busi-
uess, the Webb steamship subsidiDg
bill, came up.
Mr.. Ramsey, OF Minnesota, offered
an amendment providing that the sub.
sidy shall take effect from the date OF
the contract with the Postmaster Gem
ersl.
Mr.. Thurman's pending motion to
lay the bill on the table, made for the
purpose of killing it, was then agreed
to-yeas SO, nays 81. =,
A bill appropriating one hundred
thousand dollars Tor the construction OF
public buildings at Atlanta, Georgia.
was passed.
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NEW ORLEANS.
suicide.

NHv CRLRANs, February 5.-Mr.
John Gosman, of l6S Tchoupltoulas
street committed suicide this morning
by shooting himself through the head
The supposed cause was mental aoerra'
ton.
Oscar Burns was found guilty OF the
murder OF Placide Delgad and was thls
morning sentenced to the penltentiary
for life. ~, TOO ..
6 P. N.
,...,,,v of the Pinchback Legfs'a-
fura 20 be Tested.
In the Fifth District Court the case
Of Ben West vs.. Mrs. c. Nesty came
m to test the legality Of the Superior
Court of New Orleans, established IN
December by what was then known as
the Pinchback Legislature. -
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MCKINNEY COLLIN Co., TEXAS, /

Dr. j. Bal & Cb.-Gentlemen: Enclosed
please find draft for (s25) twenty-five dollars
and send me by express to Jefferson, Texas
as follows:
Two pair or sets Of Ivory Eye Cups-one
pair very small, and both with Myopic at
tachments. Eleven sets OF Lignum Vita
Eye Cups, one bottle 10 10 Eye Wash and
one bottle OF Eye Ointment. Balance due
please collect on delivery.
I would have sent this order long since
but for the reason that / wished to satisfy
myself thoroughly in regard TO the utility
OF your Patent Eye Cups before offering
them to the public, and they hdue far siT-
passed my nlost sdnQuine erpectdtiOris; they
have worked wonders on my own eyes,
which were the first l tried. Since have
restored a lady's eyesight who had been
blind for forty years. This IL enough. We
expect our orders will now be very frequent.
| think we can sell hundred sets In very
short time. Your humble servant,
ELD. J. b. WlLMETH.
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HOUSE.

Bills were introduced "a follows:
Bv Mr.. Haldeman. OF Pennsylvania
To extend the period limiting the age
of candidates for admission to the med
ical corps of the navy.
By Mr.. Speer, of Pennsylvanla-lo
repeal the provision o. the law which
limits the time in which claims for pen.
sions may be granted.
By Mr.. Harmer, Of Pennsylvania-
To establish a national Photographic
institution.
By MIR. Negley, Of Pennsylvania
To restore lightship to it's former po-
sition in New York hsrbor.
By Mr.. Merrick. of Maryland-Dl-
rectiny negotiations to be opened with
the Government of Italy for an adjust
ment of the claims OF American cltl-
zens.
By Mr.. Porter, Of Virginia-To re-
fund the special income tax OF five per
cent, paid by the officers and soldiers OF
the United States Army and Navy.
By Mr.. Rogers, of North Carolina
To abolish the tax on spirits distilled
from fruit. ,
By Mr.. Armstrong, of Georgia-For
the removal of disabilities from al clt'
liens of the United States. :,
The call of the States being finished
Mr., w. r. Roberts, of New York,
offered . resolution declaring it to be
The opipion of the House that IL ls not
wise or expedent or for the public ln|
,erests, that any part OF Goat Island
San Francisco, shall be ceded ior rall-
road purposes.
,ution on the table; negatived-yeas
II, nays lO2.
While the question on the ADOPTION
of the resolution was pending Mr.: Sar,
cent OF California, rose to q question OF
order which was that lobbyists were on
the floor abusing the privileges OF the
House. -, -.
The Speaker said that the point OF
order was we'll taken il the gentleman
would name the persons he referred TO,
Mr. Sargent named G. D. Mckuer' o'
California. u,,.
The Speaker remarked that the gen,
.,oman named was an ex.member o'
Congress and had right to the floor;
Mr.. Sargent said certainly, but under
,ledge that he will not abuse the plVi-
feye Of the floor in lobbying tor OF
against any pending measures OF leg'S'
The Speaker said he could not as
spme that an ex.member of congress
was acting illegitimately..
Mr. Banks, OF Massachusetts, sug
,ested that the question would have
10 he examined before an ex member o
Congress WAS condemned and dePrlsee
of the rights extended to him unoer Tux
rule. =, :. ,;,,n,v ~,
Mr.. Banks objected to it as a que''
ton of order. -, u,,,
and the proposed notifications OF II
ss;d the decision OF the House al th'
lot sessiop was thatthe rule applle'
onlv to membe interested In Prival'
claims .and did not extend TO matter
Of gen eral legislation; the rule did no'
therefore, affect this case.
Mr. Sargent then made point ina
Mr.. McRuer had not registered h'
name in accordance with the rules.
The Speaker ruled that the objection
vas not a point Of order.
Mr.. Sargent remarked that member y
ware embarrassed by his presence o.
, the floor. .,.n .donte,
Mr.. Dawes, of Massachusetts,, cns,r ali
D man of the Committee on WAYS , o. ~
. Means, reported back sund5y o'.,s "nsd - =
!, refunding the cotton tax, and mo'su e.a. .
suspend the rules and make a. ,an.;dsr, an SIu,
o ton of he subject. NegatlVsd.
>f q P.preaentativS
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CLBAR CREEK, N. c.,

OtIUDtI
DIR. j. Ball d Co.-Gentlemen: have been
making experiments with the Patent Eye
Cups received, and found them just what
you represented them to be.
AS for my own eyes, / am happy TO say
that now read and write without my
spectacles. Ny wife could see TO thread her
needle after applying the Patent Eye Cups
to her eyes the third time.
/ have made a trial on An eye that has
been blind for fourteen years. The man can
now begin to see out Of 1t. The Cups Will
restore his sight.
Your true friend,
REV. Z. c. WILLIAMS.
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1.ap.,ar Trx February IA, 1872.

LA GRANGE, TEX, February IA, 1872.
DR.. J. Ball q C6.-Gentlemen: am truly
glad have fallen in your hands; 1 now
diamond print in day time, and ordinary
urint by lamp light. fhaye used sspectacles
Sr over 20 years, am now in my 65th year |;
write this without glasses. feel quite
voung again. belisue nth Mayor E9tts,
that The Rtent Eye Cup, are the 0re1ea IN
Gentlemen, with great respect, remain
'o0N DIR. d. P. DAMAN.
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MrNpHrs, Tenn, February II, 1872.

m. l. Ball & Co.-Gentlemen: nave thor
ouehly tested the Patent Eye Cups; they
are no humbug. had been so blind IN my
Suish the form of a person between me and
he light. My sight was entirely restored
by few applications Of the Eye Cups, SO
handkerchief with the eye that had been
blind, having bandage over the other eye,
without any trouble whatever. My eyes
are as good as any child's ten years OF age
I will be 50 years old, (for which am very
tbant.fnl indeed) the 7th Of March. I pre-
sumo no one appreciates the Patent Eye
Cnns more than I do, or understands them
any better. Many, maEy thousand thanks
10 the Inventor. Icannot find words to ex-
nress INV feelings. never can thank our
highly esteemed pastor, Rev. F. Mason,
snough for recommending to me your
Patent Eye Cups.
MRS. 4. ]. MITCHELL,
Memphis, Tenn.
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BIoox1ye VALLEY, Pa, Sept. 4, ls7

BLooMINo VALLEY, Pa, Sept. 4, 1871.
DR.. j. Ball & o., Ocullas.-Gentlemen:
received your Patent EyeCups by the hand
of Mr. Rondebush; after testing the efficacy
OF the Cups for two weeks, l am satisfied
they are what they are purported to be.
After wearing glasses for nineteen
years, for reading and writing, can now
see to read any print In your pamphlet
without my glasses. ! can, therefore,
recommend the Patent Eye Cups.
Very respectfully yours,
REV. J. J.SPOONER,
Reader, these are a few certificates out OF
Thousands we receive, and TO the aged we
will guarantee that your old and diseased
ewes can be made new, spectacles be
be discarded, sight restored and vision pre-
served. Spectacles and surgical operations
useless. See our advertisement In another
column OF this paper.
All persons wishing for full particulars,
certificates OF cures, prices, etc, will please
send their address to us, and we will send
our treatise on the Eye, OF forty y-four pages,
free OF charge, by return mail. Write to
DIR. J. BALL CO.,
Postoffice Box 957,
No. 9l Liberty street, New York City, N. Y.
~Agents wanted for every county In
the United States not yet disposed Of Send
for Pamphlet Circulars and Price List iree
OF charge. 9prlS
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charge was made on the books and ap-
peared on the memorandum and else
where as special legal services.
Witness-It was a simple error in
the resolution appointing committee ;
it should have read special and legal
services.
The committee then took q recess.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Ordered 10 Leave.

LONDON, February 3.-A dispatch
from Lisbon, today, says the Spanish
steamer Murrillo. which sunk the
North Fleet in the English channel,
has been in sight of that port. 1t is
supposed that she was ordered 70 leave
Cadiz.
steamer Wrecked.
Dispatches have been received an.
nounciug the loss of the Norwegian
steamer Woodham, bound from New
castle to New York. She went ashore
on the Isle of Wight, during q gale and
is a total wreck. All hands on board
were saved.
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NEAR BOONE FURNACE,
0REKNUP COUNTY, KENTUCKY, 7
February y, 1872.

February =. 1872. }
DR., J. Ball & G.-Gentlemen: This 70
,.rt,tv that. having been AFFLICTED with sore
eves ior several years, to such an extent
tSst INV sight was almost gone-could not
see to walk about-having tried almost
everything known In the Materia Medica,
Gwas constrained to try DR.. Ball 9 celebrated
Eye Cups, with happy results, NY eyes are
siored, After such results, one OF my neigh
hors Who had been entirely blind for three
Year,. commenced using the Eye Cups, and
Nov he can see to do any kind Of work, and
is restored to his full eye-sight- To those
snffering from such afnictions, Try Dr. J.
Ball Co.'S Eye Cups, and you WIN never
fes'e' E. O. HQLBROOK.
Sworn before J. B. Thompson, Justice Of
Peace, a,
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RIVER NEWS.

MEMPHIS, February 3.-River fell
four inches; heavy fog tonight; rain
began falling last night and has con-
tinued al intervals since. The ice has
nearly all gone and navigation has been
fully resumed.
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III REV. JOSHUA JOHNSON.
NrwnrRxr, N. c., February Is, 1872.

NEwBERNE, N. c., February Is, l12.
DIR. j. Ball q Co.-Dear Sirs: Today am
81 Years of age, am writing this letter with,
ouf spectacles, 1t being the second or third
Letter have thus written since beginning
10 nae the Eve Cups, previous to which
had not written without spectaoles for
vaars have only used them four nighs-
Truly yours, JNO. T. WALSH, NJ. ID.