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beng thoroughly identified, he vss
placed in a room under guard, but dur
ing the night he was shot through the
head while lying on the floor asleep
and killed.
Bill Longley has been writing an
other letter to one of his ole comrades
now in the penitentiary. He boasts of
his not being afraid to die, and says
'For it is by the help of our blessed
Lord Jesus Christ that l stand the
storms of this life. / do not, neither
can l, fear mortal man. But do both
fear and love God and must say from
my heart, that if it be Gods will that
l must end my days here on the scat
fold, l will meet 1t with pleasure. God
knows whether man is game or not,
and don't care what the world thinks.
The Lord Jesus has been with me
through many dangerous place. aud
he will be with me TO the end. Now,
Thatcher, you know my disposition; if
you did not, would not write the way
do, for / know you will believe what
l say. Now you must not imagine l am
putting on the old phsrisee's face. Q
no; not bit of it, am as gay and
lively as ever was in my life. l can't
be any other way but lively. My father
wrote to me he was going to do every
thing in the world toward getting my
sentence committed to lifetime impris
onment. But he can't do nything, be-
cause everybody is my enemy, and l
have no friends. So you see l have no
hope of that; and then, for my own
part, would as lief be hanged as 60 to
the penitentiary for life. But on the
account of my poor old mother and
father, | would be willing to go there,
instead of hanging. You know we have
all got to die sometime, so why not at
once, rather than hammer out a few
miserable years In prison and then die
for suppose lifetime prisoners are not
allowed any privilege whatever"
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Those terrible enemies OF hum an happiness
have indeed found their master in Jenkin' e IAN
NiHILATOR." We have the testimony Of men
Of the highert standing in Louisiana and other
States that after suffering indescribable pains
for yeare, from which they sought relief IN vain
by visiting The Hot and Warm Springs Of Ar
kansas and Virginia, and by using dozens Of
renedies more or LEES highly praised, y hen hope
had almost died out, they have found relief
from pain by IN uee ~ the 'ANNIHILATOR,"
perfectly cured. - 60
'.THE ANNIHILAToR'' IL q purely se0etd5l
and can be aiken without fear OF any injurious
result by the delicate well a. the robust In
conitifution. II purGes the bood. stimulates
The Liuer and RfdHsgs and eradicates eUerv Ues-
ttge Of tue above diseases. Price 81. Sold by
all Druggists ~ Pamphlets con faining testf-
MOI lals and valuable advice sent free 10 any sd.
dress.
N.JENKINS 4 co Propr's, n. o., La
FiSLAY THOnPros, Wholesale Druggists.
General Agents, 80 Magazine s., N. o., La.
MIRO deod&w1yr
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WE are taking Mexican dollars at par
for subscriptions to the STATESMAN.
Where clubs of five remit from one
postofice SIC will foot the bill for five
copies Of the weekly STATESMAN. A
single subscriber must pay $3.50.
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PHILADELPHIA county contains 500, :
600 people, They live upon one hun
dred and thlrty square miles. while the
1000, 600 people of New York live
upon forty square miles. About So
600 people occupy one hundred and
seventy square mlles in this clty and
county.
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If Howe's speech IL the Senate had
not fallen so fatty upon the public and
died so suddenly, conkling would
have re-enacted poor Howe's rols, bu,
Conkling is wise, even if malignant,
and instead of an open, manly speech,
placing himself in the Presidents path,
be resorts to the modest dodge Of en-
ployIng an interviewer.
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SENATOR BOAR, of Massachusetts,
says that Senator Howe's terrific phil
lipic against the President reminded
him Of the young elephant that was
sent to cross the river on the ice by
the old fellows. The ice of course was
too thin to hold tina crowd, and the
young elephant was sacrificed. Horace
Greeley once said of this same Howe,
that the operation of his mind remind
cd him OF the workings of q gimlet.
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DIR j. BALL s. co.

No. 205, WEST 33d STREET,
P. o. Box 957.) New YORK City NY
DO not miss tho opportunity OF being fret 10
the helf. Do not delay. Write by fret mail
Great Inducements and large profits Offered 10
any person who wants u fret class, paying busl-
ness.
AGESTs By ANY HOUSE In THE UNITED STATKS
iu3I " cow 1v
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NOTICE

Los. frstclass headlight certlnente No -
for cne-fhird q leagne % land. is-sed 10 -.
yin Armstrong b. he Land Board Of Br.zorss
UDeonaifionai he.drizht certificate No. iss,
o. 80 ecrea o. land. Issued 20 Thomas J. Bat
e. declared, b. the Land Board u Bssfrsp
co1nty.
80 ncrel q Land Issued By ne DIsfricf cOurt
u not bard q within nInsfy 1sys. us WI
iss7 ~ ' e '' >
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EsTRAYED

Dg r :. Yczng. county conDissl0Bex o.
Travis county, April z, ie73 che cay horas
fAns: Y With eu1i 70 ne right On left sbozlder;
one baT hor-e foog years ca bfnndsd G On,
len lhigbs one bag horse six o. ssyeu ye4rs o.
i5jf hsn1g hixh. no bfapd9 Elalbses o1e I'd roi
b q. branded fhu1s p reversed Vim e1df
carried - On IefL shc1i1ers one 8oTrel GliyI ~
O thrpe yeeu oit, hfsn1et - lefl ~
spil ~ coznississsr Travis g
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San Jac.nto Day was celebrated on
Saturday at Independence. in wash-
ineten eopaty.
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NJ. BONNEY, Ex-Mayor.
:. d. NJ. DAVIS, Ex-Mayor.
GEORGE s. MERRILL, p. N.
ROBERT ii. TEWSBURY.

7
Rev. W. D. JoURDAN, M D., Chllicothe, NO.,
who has used and EeeR other parties use Cur
Eye Cups, writes: ITO those who ask my ad-
vice about yout Patent Eye Cup am happy to
state that believe them to be of great adYsn-
taRe in many cases and should be tried by all
and neglected by none. This is my honest con
viction-
Reader, these are a few certificates ont Of
thousands we receive and to the aged we viii
guarantee your old and diseased eJes can be
made new; your impaired sight, dimness OF WIS.,
ion and overworked eyes can be restored; weak,
watery and sore ey,s cured the blind may see
spect6cles be discarded; sight restored, and
vision preserved. Spec.acles and suag1cal oper-
atious useless.
Please send your address TO us. and we vii
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AGENTS WANTED

to sell the Patent Eye Cups to the hundreds OF
people with diseased eyes and impairei sight In
your county.
Any person ran act as our Agent.
To Gentlemen or Ladies IS to $40 day guar
anteed. Full particulars sent free. Write i'm
mediafelY In
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A DIAMOND WORTH SEEING,

Sdre y0lr eyes and restore your Siqht utr00 dloay
your spectGeIes!
By reading our Illustrated Physiolo1y and An
dtOHy Of the Eyesight. Of 100 pages. te,ls how to
restore impaired vision and overworked eyes !:
how 10 cure weak, watery, inhamed, and rear
sighted eyes, and all other diseases OF the eyes
Waste no more mon y by adjusting I uge glasses
on your lose and disfglring your face Book
mailed free to any pers,n n. Send on your ad-
draaa
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Ho-ses bought and sold on COMM s'on. Also
breeds and Keeps on hand for ale Be-kshIrr
pE,s Jersey cattle. And pare bred shepherd dog
and fancy Po1lffy- Address +. o. Box no 3
Nashville. Tennessee decz0E1yr---
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6I7 ST. Charles street, ST. Louie, Mo.
DIR. w HIT TIE r

Treats all forms Of Veneral Diseases, Semi.
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed,
call or write; pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in all
parts Of the Country.
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4 positive cure for Rheumafisna, Goat. Men.
rsiRie std al diseases arising frsm impure
olood- The Jusgielewiez Anfi-RhcnInsflt Nix
tare u th5 mot popular medicine N the coun-
~ more OF Il ie sold fhan al other Rheumatlc
Aeoicines together, and Il Il the most costly
patent medicine for the price Ia existence.
II - recommended By al the leading physi-
clans, and IL q pare vegetable mixture Enould
IN PAT eut dnd no re fef from the use Of ooe or
two bottles he NAY fsei aafured that he u rot
vi I. be Of 10 uss 70 oonfinue a. Pr &c $40 per
bottle.
For ALE In Anstin By BAKER, GRAHAM 4
FERsLEw q CO.. Projectors,
fes sun&W1y p. o. Box itos. Eew Orleans
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squ.r. Nv sw sw i'm m SIN en- On "
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CAuTION.-In oUyiRg. aI'eays ask
for DIR. A. o. SIMMONS LIVER
MEDICINE H, prepared by n. a.
ThedJord & Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.,
aud see that the likeness Of DR.. a. o.
simmons q oR each botfIs and package.
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DRY GOODS nARKET.

pRINTS-Robes 90; Pinks asa: ShirtlngS
i I-E Suli H. 4 l-i, Standards, Jl-l9Jci Sllleii
lSc. Garnsrs 6c; harmony, Dc. =,
Known ErlNdS-Atiautic, "A, . ~,
Indian mead. I,s}9c; Nashville, "A, '1sc'
Utica, q, SIC; Lawrence, ILL, Lie; baug5i'
LII, 81 Ie; Dwight, 81; Peperel, X, H2c' re-
BLEACHED MUSLGNs- Wamsutta, A.
ui.,;tTuit of the Loom, lOc; LonSdale, V1ac'
Hope, $40; Peabody, Sc; New jersey, u &C.
nTCKs- Arlington Brown, I}aci Champi-
ON IWiiled, lIac; Lewiston Plan str Pc lici
Lewistown ChecE, l51sc; Arlington Fahc!
tCihPMBRiC5-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
Coiors lc higher. 90 n.
berton, g.; suffolk, pc. ,,-,..,
keng AGA, l71&c: Lewiston,
.,,.in, iIc: do s6-in, Use; do plaid, 81; Metnuen
"A. ij,; Conistoga -Old medal l5c; do COA'
be: 90 Ills, No. /, ,sc; Eastern a, sc. -.
tHECKJ-EcunOm ,l1i4ci Americas, lici
Caledonia. No. 20, l6t; Para 100, lic. 49,.
DtN IMS-BOstOn, 81; COrdls M h1sci
OGs. 1913, lgJSc; York, IL Clark's, 2Jc.
CHEVlUT Arlington, q9Jc, ENretts'
llt, AmOskeag, l2c. a.. ,,,.....,,.,. "a
a4rRiIES-American, 914c; Glasgow, I'D
~. AIabtna. 6-3, brown, l25zc. n.
GfNt;HA MS-AmOskeagi Sci bates, ec'
Renir'w, gc: Southwark, sc; dress styles
lUlsc.
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be " lssisslppi and think the poiuI
should be Vieksburg
Very truly your friend,
AHA, HuNl
college Stallion, ps1rubrFI.
T. A-Siure writing the above whial
should hayf reached yau before now.
eco thai ton Alexander n stephens
OF Georgia, has introduced O bin entire
~ dlslluc. and separate frum lhe former
pulls AID provides loi a single trunk
llue ] have NOT seen lhr bill bat learn
llls ln the papers. that 10 Is Wrll guard.
cd aud that lls provisions ure such ns
will commend ito all palie. aud all
sections, H.
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hANes farlb, npey Strands, iiEslbl. ~
huLL taaEa-fanry inui lana, psT gal,
mH9t lhulori a4nl ffme 200 5ri falT.
hilt- Louisiana, prr lh,T sI l-sr.
Da.N hAh d. hauulalrli ptr NJ, u l-lAl2ai
unt A. r# lH, WlHflO 100. lhnlru
D. t.hitna, HsHl 2f, lTlm.,7 I-lual- "a umi-
MP. % FrlIhHa Ai Common l-l.n.,
hul A-tlsti blrralh tugish, rsh leo,
hiANtH \ uOus brands. nor 10, p.4ia.
% .NHlu.
rNLt l+rrTpln. urE. Cd GOAL 2 Onto
lht'r ln bnH. ~ hHiup. ah.r, 40 tarAi l-s
.'r
lt h-ilup uHhrE M lri Imperial, h1 4
No. iau.ui u.tun, uulunE Hailr.
AlAfHAt CIDER .as pfi white wine, 10
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oDoRLESS

ptis-d-en i&wiyr.
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wuo,EsALE GROCERY aARKET.

p.CoS. per Ib-snOrt clear, 3-i9inci
.honlders, 5-la7c; breakfast, 10 l2eilei dry
st Ral1',iT I Der lb-wcstern, 30 93jc; cou2iry
.5tKtS4 PoWDERS-Va rious brands, -
M '.,i,.. per doz 81 z-9l 8; L. do DO y D q
III ~ ~ TeENW esiern d 10, Is 10 - l-2c.
CANDLE- star, % TO =, l59 &c; ,,o,..
80 i r.. prime, NAL lac; common 10
~ rri,iSCESTRATED LYE-VariOus branos'
foz Id cas-. per case, 81 ? q ~: m. III,
FlSH-Mackeral, per ~, ~ "a al =
HtRHI SGs-Drisd, per DIX f9s5oe.
FISH-Dried Goldfish, per b, 5,t9l M
iARil--In fierce, s-l9l0c; % 10 pals lVe
N lie. and 10 10 In tins, ii 5-4gi1e'
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Ihe cattle hiHE al TeHRs IleeUters uis
Long Lust HFutheF

A Sedalil dispatch says q Young man
named White from Fort Conoho Texas.
known No tho cattle king OF that coun.
Try, recovered his umeyeW oli brother
who was taken away by his slepather
three years ago AZ Knob Noster, Mis-,
souri, on the l2lh White suspected his
brother was abducted, aud travelled
thousands Of miles and spent thousands
of dollars in search tor the lost boy
lie heard few days ago of the whorra,
bouts Of his slepHther aud started AZ
once, arriving here Friday night The
stepRIhcr gayeH satisfactory reason for
taking the boy, aud restored 10 the
older brother the money he received
from him as curator
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WINES ANDLIQUOns.

WHlskY-swect mash, 81 O9l 5Oi Sour
mash, 3, Mt,UuJ,
~ lSEa-,ttrvt, la ease, VI 49, CatHWba,
Nuuliy ,pur sa,, 90 luggl 90, MHduua, p,i Sat,
u uuttl 90, Mu,lo Wlu,,lu cases, 81 -hN2l ~,
OuAMTAlHNE-l uuhb, ia pahkuti 80 20,
llulusiych, IA basket, 81, Oui krug, bl'Sltut,
g2i uli Domestic vuUupWBuV, slsWlA,
ALE-ntucK ale, casa, " ,o9i VI, Porter,
cask, 2! loA2 o.,
BRANpirS- domestic, In cask, sl2Sli,
Guguac, ,uigalr - $50! 90, tIvucn, POI ga,n
q uOgll OO,Applv, per gtlu 81 1908 ,a,ieacn,
81 ,Ilsj i5,ulnguI "a 39s OOiblhNkperysi %
~ 20
ulNS-Oh Holland, rrgalr - 5OAj OU;
Dome To, pei gal, III lOtg1 10,
~ MS-JHmUCA, 20 hOutj,
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LUMBER, MARK EFT.

YELLOW PINE-BoXiug, fencing, scant,
ling, per thousand, $40 90; dressed, 81! :
aOOriug dressed ana matched, S25 %; Match
ell ceiling, so 60; notwithstanding, u, oo.
WHITE PlNfi -RJugh, per thousand,
SIS GO; surfl ed, $50 o.; matched ceiling, ~ 'O
weatnt rbDardlng, SO 90 ,
UYPKESS-R ugh, per thousand, SD 60
suriac ID, $50 %; pickets, 80 %. ~, o..-, -o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pine, cut, - O093 9Oi
long leaf pine, sawed, 81 W; cypress, cu''sl ~
al 10.
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LIME AND CEmENT.

CEMENT-Rosendie-- Is worth 81 u barre
Louisville best, lit 10 kept, "a SO " barrel
Dallas, " so.
LIMk.-rho best quality In barrels is worth
rs; in bulk, IL 90; ordinary Dallas, zoo pei
bushel.
The suppIy;of the above mentioned artl-
les il amp demand fair; market firm.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR SALE.

Tho we'll huuWu rrnnn mills, located Ou
lhu iNsl ur IiNHr Hl tlliInu, hNsgus oou lN
itAth. iliIA Wllrh Wr LOT Waco, ln nNt
nf lhp % NOSE Hnd Wubl uHaifahlp arpiluus uN
gao hiHtri Hpd whfW Nhpat 10 plnipoti u
Target .H illn
lhrrulIh HIp lultid on sui ran by one
500 900 nurfl MHlrf uuNtfh lU lhr tale.
The hHililuH Huh dam 900 hulli uf lhH h,Hi
limestone IuFht unHh lA Turk lul uuallnn,
o. holm bottom Huu slira.
lhrWiIl huuH. b. lHhri irri hQuHrp, iva ana
u hall hINf ps ulghi Iuu nHutHluR tWn soils ui
wheat ana n-f art ul corn fnrkhi an Va nnp
prirr
lha location IL high aud healthy, with
good fphunlh ana good hnclaNt
ihis drslHhn property VIII he sold .lur
dNihiOm CA tho most advantageous terms
b 'll as o. ullfn und Tine,
MM, A, fORE Agent,
drrlldNwam Waoo, feKns
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gRE& BSTUFFS.

FLOUR Crescent, in sacks, So IS San
Jacinto, So 50 4; Empire, IS %; XXX, W on ;
Eagle, 81 Is; Magnolia, in sacks, 9S lbs, - 10 {;
Tudd's xxx, % 80; state Central NNNN,
81 q; Choice Fam ~, S. %; star Mills, NN
81 10; Graham, 50 IS bran, 81 70; corn meal,
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NJ ARslHrs BY TELEGRAPH


NEW York, January E,-Stocks opened
tlrm, but Afterwards declined Money b@i
Der cent cold u U2Nl ~ 80. EXchangv-
long a n; short VI S3lg, state bonds
steady. Government bonus arm.
Iiniu nnpIpl nj III o.
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Houston and Texas Central Hallway
Bar Tour Tickets and ship four Fr-Ixht

The following Offices and Agents havs
been establishing by this Company. vhtre
Information may be had concerning MOI
only the II. a 7. b. Railway, but Texas sen.
orally:
r. T.. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, az Brohdwsy,N MY.
Gen. J. ID. ROfEHIrON, Pass. a Immigla.
ton Agent, li3 N. Third street, ~. Louis NO.
A. ALLIE, Northwestern Pas. Agent, lOl
Clark street, Chicas o, III.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern AT t.fo.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. X. COffIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Information may also le had at the aeeb.
Q e Of the N. X. a i. Hailgey. IN New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and Ht.Lcuis
y. WALDO.
Gent Pa: = Frsish, AT. Honsion' Tara.
y, DURAHD.
esn1 supfs Houron, xsrss.isnsnn
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EscULENTs AND FRUITS.

ESCULEN rS--lrIsh potatoes, per Dbl, 50 70
@3 %; onions, per bbl, 50 81; Cabbage, wes-
tern, per crate, - %.
FRUIrS-Apples green, per bbl, 81 25gi 90
Apples dried, per lbs, nc; Ora nges, per bDl
Ii %; Lemons, per box, ~ %.
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-L,ght, l44gliIc; Heavy 1870
l6c ,..--. ,,-o,.
IRON TlEs-Arrow, ~ 10 per bundle, with
d.scOunt ON large lots.
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'T0 ALL P0lN rs.
STATE OF TEXAS,

IL gives 10 the Passenger q view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds of the West.
In passenger and freight Trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullman'e
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Can
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q 4. by
at -. m; Hannibal at 10 q. IN :, and sedalia
at B;2j p. m, running through to Denison
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Auai In and Hons
ton without change Connection IL also II I'd o
Mt sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail.
way for the above named points
The connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X. a 4, at Denison for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas n Pa.
cinc at sherman for IT. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
1T Houston with the g., II. 4 3. A for gan
Antonio, the o., ii. 4 II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas New Orleans Railway for Beaumont 1,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
sill Tor al points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool & Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, HeVre and other Euro.
pean elites are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the Oper prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling see Dree 20,
pleasant scenery of bfoed pTniries, braulilul
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and adyantat eOus To tfnvelerh and
shippers IN preference b. others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston Dolly
except Saturday, at 2-O =. M, Houston =
$50 p. m. Hearne at 2;25 p. M, Dallas 7.35 a.
m. and Denison at las a. m.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

CHICKENS-Gn demand, per DOS 90
E3G%-ln deman ,uer doz .,..,...... 2Og2
BU rTEH-Purp homemade, scarce. 5OGiOc
SWEET tUTATOES-Per bushel.... 3OgAOc
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CANNED prylled ham, " g14i 800 sal
mon no Nilt- 90, l.lustes, m u1sl lu
Cove oYhlelul hINhli cora beef IN h,
hAlthle tn-A Boa, VA Olslb Oii thoH,
nll Dtll il
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Md. ..r.. 4uIIuuz and rtuu slri a. M
....t.I Boz. ut .rul IlLlgnu hun l. 90 q
.rtuHlIu0r rr tiiy Aaarh'ol ma collector
..r AFRO uutHnuH ani requested 90 an
...,'.r Ir. IunN o. GAAOns candidate
'.Ir.N As,es,nr ana Collector Election
Aurl -hlsr'
"A. au authorized and requested % an
.'u.r IUr .umu ui g., A,ulLL asa eandl'
.iUs uMgau' tily Assessor ana Cole
|.,fu. Election Aprll 2, ms,
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LIVERPOOL, January II. - Noon - CUttoh
fair business at previous prices.
wEUEEsuNf. THURSDAY.
Middling UplanGs..., ga 0Ia9
Mddling OrIeaus..,. 3-lbd BS-l6d
Snles 10000 bales; speculation and export
800 bales; receipts 1850 bales; American
300 bales.
Futures l-32d better.
Uplauds low mtddling clause, February and
March delivery 8 8 lGd; March and April
j.lG,Eb ll-S2d. April and May li-i2@63Sd;
new crop shipped December ana January
by sail ll-32d.
30, m.-Mlddling uplands G}sd; middling
Orleans q 9.l6 1; low middliug uplandS 3'lbd
good ordinary uplands cd, ordinary uplancs
5i.d. Futures weaker, ssllerS at last quota
tons Uplands low middilng clause May
and June delivery lS.52d.
u. m,-Sales 800 bales American. UP"
lands low middlug clause January delivery
IGa8 g.32d; April and May ll-32di May
5p, m.-Fntures weak. Upands low mid
ding clause February ana March de livery
d g.:2I; March aud April 9-3!d; April and
NAV 5-l6d; July and August lid Up
lands Low middling clause shipped Febru-
AIRY and March by sail ll-32d.
Np,v DuIuANS January l7.-Night-COt-
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| advertise the same ns the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz: To do
humanity good, and advance personal inter-
est.
SecOnd-Hecause am not ashamed of my
profession.
Thlrd-@ecause | expect To deal honorably
with my iellow-inRn, and have nothing TO
cover up.
fOurth-Becaure nave the right as much
as corporation Of DOCTORS, college, an In
Urinary, OF wOuld-be-institute, and f. IN no
budys business but my own.
Those at distance cDn consult by letter,
and receive prompt attention by onolos-
Ing stamp.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lock Box 1885, Dallas, Texas, or
oil personally at go Elm street.
Ot FiCE hOURS-pAH AND NIGHT.
seplGdly
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r,enlns nenort rlneac.aI

NEW York, January lT,--Storling duh at
81 OF. Money easy AZ lgj pnr cent Gold
at 81 0lA9l Olo, Government bonds strong;
State bonds QUOT
NEW ORLHAEs, January H,--GOld 81 %
ul or, sight : premium. sterling bank
.
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tItY rREA,UREH

V.arp authorized aud requested 90 an'
....r... tlp uuuu ul JuluN D. ~ ASA
..I. ion u,,lrri.m tuthr ugu vt Guy
..#uur Election Apll 3, lfh
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roNpER-Kaggi lps,FFF, rnp tllh Kos
NJ Zoe, ftf, M, $500 hoB Ola, lbs, wv
s4uli hlAhiluE, ll,-l.
siiul-nup, 1! lu1 a5i Buek, s.6is96O,
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WEDNESDAY,. rHuRspAl

wEDNFsDAY. THURSDAY.
Uplnnds.,......,.,.l NC NE
Orleans ..........., 1880 1890
Sales 20 bales
Futures firm.
January Ii glGll 2Gc; February II Soil S5c
March ii lGGll 4lc; April II GOGil bjc; May
II 53Gll 7Gc; j me II Si9il SSc.
NIght-CottDn dull Uplands NE; ORE
leans ll2sc. SHl. \ S0i bales.
ConSolidated net receipts ll,jH bales. fS-
morris TO CHEAT Britain 1891 Uhles; France
"a lQg bales; continent 1880 bales; channel
V37 bales,
Net receipts Gi7 bales; gross 69S bales.
Futgres closed barely steady. Sales $4,000
hal