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An examination ON a charge Of murder
came 10 n sudden and extraordinary conclu-
sion in Detroit. recently. 10y the arrest Of n
police detective and one Of the accused persons
on charge ~ cons piracy 10 f,.sten the crime on
tho other accused. HENRY BARMoN. JAMES
ROSENBERG. ANDREW lUGHEs. CLARENCE T.
MCKEE. WALTER \. ALDoCs. and DANIEL CREE
LAND were accused Of the murder Of ANTHONY
MILLER. ALDous and MCKEE made confess
sion in their cells which they rctractcd in open
court. MCKEE told how his part OF the con-
fes-ion had been obtained. lie said that on the
night ~ his arrest Police Detective SAMUEL
Moore came TO him. and told him that
the best thing he could do would
hc to tell all about the murder; that
ALpous had made confession and he
had better make one also rather than go 10
State prison. In vain MCKEE declared again
and again that he hai nothing 10 tell. MOORE
succeeded In convincing him that his only
chance for freedom was 10 confess. and MCKEE
at length made n detailed statement TO the cf-
feet that he was accessory TO IA crime OF which
he was entirely innocent. and in which. MS
was subsequently shown. he could have had no
part The confession Of ALDoUs had been OBJ
tanned by similar threats and also by promise
Of liberty and 1900, All the accused persons
were released on the motion Of the Prosecuting
Attorney. II being shown that they could not
possibly have been where the murder was COM
mitted. and MOORE and ALDoUs were held to
bail. The affair gives an interesting and some
what disquieting insight into the ways OF police
detectives.
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The House spent several hours on the
Army bill yesterday. without getting it out of
the Committee Of the Whole. Several addition
al sections were stricken out on points Of order
Mr.. HEWITT took occasion to explain that he
had not taken hold of the matter OF army rcor-
ganiAton from choice. but from sense
Of duty; that before looking into the
matter, he had been for an army of
25.0OO men, but had since convinced himself
that 10000 men would be- enough for all law
full purposes and that the consent Of the House
to the consolidation Of the regiments was a good
deal more important than its refusal to reduce
the numerical force. An amendment was agreed
TO- providing for the retirement or mustcring
out OF supernumerary OH crs after n fixed date
Another amendment offered by Mr.. REAGAN
OF Texas. reducing the pay Of the hlghor-grade
officers from General down, give rise TO n heat
cd debate; Mr. FOSTER expressed his regret
that such n proposition should have come from
an ex-member of the Confederate Cabinet for
which personal ausion he was robuked by Mr.
HEWITT, and Messrs. GARFIELD and BANNING
accused each other Of insolencc. The amend
mcnt was rejected. Army buuds were forbid
den to play for hire, AMI an amendment trans
ferrlng the Indian Bureau 10 tho War Depart
ment was sent over To next week.
In the Senate the discussion ~ the District
Government bill was continued. but not fin
shcd tho most important action taken being
the striking out Of the section giving the Dis
trict Delegate In Congress.
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Gov CoLouITr Of Georgia has given way
to the pressure from many quarters and COM
mutcd the sentence Of KATE SOUTHERN to ten
years imprisonment Judging from the letters
and petitions with which the Governor has been
overwhelmed. this decision will be received
with satisfaction by thousands OF interested
persons. not only in Georgia, hut in New York.
New England. and other parts Of the United
Stut"s. One female correspondent asked. II
n man can kill his wfc's beraycr. why may not
woman kill tho destroyer Of her marital
peace" Another. tho mother Of eleven chill
drcn. said: Spare the woman. know her
temptation"
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BALDWIN the Clothier has Centralized nc ul ioW"nlnni
tail Clutiung trade. He has the l-t~'. best f ' ,
best ventilated warcrooms IN III, rItt. a ue hofNN'
corner 90 Tenth street and broadway Tine bran, ~
Is "a permanent institution and great ,Atttss Nh"'
clothing centre VI upper New foTk ado.
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The Philadelphia Times suggests a grea

The FHIWdeIpHId IUneS suggests a great
national procession Of labelled thieves. and
adds:
The Fall River dcarltcrs might lead on labelled with
tho their d.fnlsntinns fiutskyrrs of from
sst"l g. n quarter at 4 million might follow. tour
abreast Next wnu march squad Of insurance Prosi
DE- ut. each with hi Hour barrel inscribed with tie
amount NJ policies outstanding when 1t was announced
to the widow and the orphan that the concern
wrecked
But ut the head 81 the gang should march
RUTHERFoRD b. HAYES. the receiver OF the stolen
Presidency. bearing upon his brow the stamp
Of Fraud first triumphant in American history"
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at ami the Chamber were 70 walk the same line
As The Ntr'ha aGa Ha' en S.9s , 99l pcpauss
lrr,cntauon OF ineir medals Ia consequence Al access
.",s,g% and the Deput.s, and SENATORS fought ite
MA hss., TO- enter me a.. IA 'n, m .,s
Garie dr Paris opm"d them. NouS ntnlIertl IAs
us en.nyd that the NartcIale wa, sien', uncowort
able and some umirr guests wrTr a.almtI ana 49,
tics fought their way IN headed ny Grr,y ana AuIi
M t;rtyy wa. eooi enough but Aniiiircts ai.er
an n sGt t' a6 i Ia. G' .t
and pitches into nj, own hat anI coat SO allied
incre Wa. mo- ontn of tronps Ia keen the MAY clear
TIE people broke IN upon IT. and cut i INTO fractions
smiles were obliged 70 nght aud elbow their way aLns
ie PRECISION ii sheer dsu.t The Prince q wsls. goi
separated iram Lord Lyons ana Honolll WIN whom he
gnou, ~ mshual before ndlns Them Prince Henry ri
the Spsn,h Amba he Msraui. dc E"sno ya,nly
SsS6 court O lie ossnt he s,fSssea my" he sm
%sS$ y TSsPS If S' he % s aD9 1s a Ga
mae trsnbs hs r r .n mr. S ms
, IL. w2IIs I h.! Msrrni o S ,e E9
oi spain myself and can testify The utl,r want II do
,snry OF g whole procee ing Th'& had to wait for
crgwi, for good t4 minutes and had not ~ gone
h ana so SS,Sd NJ. avn @ to ns H1@sp Mh
through the crowd as best she might by herself
Although the Government took the precau-
tionary measure Of locking M. for tho whole
timo OF tho Exhibition. all the professional
thieves known to the police robberics have al
ready been pcrpctratcd on large scale. Hand
bngs and dressing cases attract the particular
attention OF the light fingered gentry on the ar
rival OF the crowds Of foreigners at the railway
stations. Lord Norhbrook has been robbed of
"A case containing some valuable jewels. incud-
ing tho Star OF India the Intrinsic value OF
"a 10
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Eeayuk Constitution Because doms
o.ra. approve ofsome OF Hayes acts,
dido uo. make war upon him, does
... a.bur lltm from urging lhe charge
n. mulupou the republican party for
,Ir work they performed iu seatIng
Hmm I'm the presidential chair They do
NOT tlucede his right TO the seat ho oo.
rmles The wrong to the people has
bran none the less because Hayes has
nIoytn % better man than his friends
Lonrd. and his political enemies gave
HIM credit for Ito rs o fraudulent
incident all the same, and the demo,
era,- propose to right the wrong that
las been committed against the people
Nd the ballot box when opportunity
presents itself Until chat they win
support the administration IN every,
thing.
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Glasgow Ky J lime: Twenty
yeers ngougeuiemau !iyinguloug Iho
Tppuessgo iinc go. more ,hau thirty,
i've OF forty miles rom Glasgow, CON-.
cuded 10 move % California The pro-
ug,llion met the gordla assent otNll his
iamlly. Everything was shaped 70.
wards the removal, When tie time
came the luau was uusuld I'd some
buslnes, remained unte.l!od, II was
agreed lhat the mother uud remainder
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500, -, II shall not ha lawful fur any mil.
, nary rn pony nr any procession, nf any
hll} ~ PERSONS, accom- panied with martial
luNelN ~ mAioh pr pnlh nc urh, nf lpr any
nitun ln play Ou Hll4 musical lnnilnmtnt ia
ans ul thV STREETS az tho Oiiy within on
hlurA 90 any huuso ~ worship, On SUNDAY,
uVllnH lhn huNm of Worship Amy ~ rhpn
ehn hhNll Violate MS section shall ho
ur'upd guilty OF miHdeWVunnr, Nun upOn
conviction thereof ha iluni not IT,. tnan ton
nor more lhAn one hundred dollars Tor each
ma every unpnra,
300, ~ Any person VINO shall, IA this city
NlAlut 900 ultluih any congregation ur as
nlhhly, mot for Religious Worship. hY max
lhs hblsv, an by rudO nr Indecent h. haViOr
ul liolano dNcuunp within their MACE ni
Mnlnllli or ~ near lhe same a. Ca disturb
n' 1lugl ng tolymhlly OF the meollng shat
10 uermed guilty of % miadomtnnor aud
upoh conviction thereof 10 hned not less
'nhh lnh nor more lhun one hundred dollars,
1VV, ~ Any person who shall la thisCit |
s'uln any laWlnl eaaomhlngr at people |
shall bJ found loitrring AZ tic cnrnrrs off |
streets or la the vicinity OF any place of |
amusement or hotel ~ iholnughmto aud 10. |
llhr ln dlapoihe or NAcato such place when |
lNlNvAlel 10 d9 80 ~ amy police 0nicer shall |
nn dromei guilty. of nlshumeauur aud ON |
conviction thereof shall he hnNi not less |
lhRn ave nor more imam twenty dollars,
rec, 70 Any person Who shall intention |
Aiy' Ia lhlh ely, awe or make u lnso alarm |
ul nrv, snail 10 dtpmpd guilty ot "a mlhia' |
muhnur hnd shall he ilued not less than avs |
unl more tlAn twenty. hye dollars,
SOC ~ Whenever thoro shall be- found |
upon Tue poison ui amy ono who has been |
luuhd gullll ol a breach OF tho peace, on OF
conduct calculated 10 provoke u breach OF
lno peace, any hlung 'shot, colt, or knuctlos |
on lvhd, brass OF other material, or whom
upon ulaloNidonco shall be Adductd proving |
'nNt Huoh WohponH were IN tho poHsesAloh ~
on lhn person of any ono while In the u (
u commission OF tho Nota aforesaid, u ch
person thnll DO deemed guilty az n misdo-
hnnnot, ana on conviction thereof ho finod
not less lhan hVo nor moro than one hun,
rud dollus,
SEQ ~, That this ordinance go into etleOt
nom ana nlIer January LIST, ls1S,
Approved Nov, the Nth, 1871.
AtlesG W, l., CABELL,
j. H. HEREFORD Mayor
Secretary, lUl
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E4Orlev,

ri'cher'o CdssOT!n Is a complete substl.
tnte for Castor OIL, aua II ms pleasant to take
as Honey. IL rs particularly adapted to
Veethug and irritable children. 1t destroys
worms, 0sSlm ulates the food, regulates the
stomach, ana cures Wind Colo, Few rem.
edies are rs elllcaciOus for EcYerishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
tOria Is a scientific and purelv vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor Oil,
and neither gugs Or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
MessVs j. Il. Rose n Co., n. y:
Gents: l have . family OF eight children,
and have used as much CasToria as any fam
lily in the United states, / MUtk. have
never found anything equal to IL. My chill.
drun have been saved no. II fever several
times by the use of CnStOrla. recommend
It's use FOR children, for many disgseI they
are subject to, In preference to any medicine
know of. feel IL my duty to give this GER
tidcatg on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use OF Ca8ioriQ.
Very truly yOura,
NORMAN =. LITTLE
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lnnIInrFeLnI.

NEW CRLEANa, January ll--Fluur gulot
ana HteHuy; hupornnu 20 30; M 30; NNN yaat
D.; higher grades 5000 ~, com steady ana
arm demand; yellow 1ic, whllu 5dc. Onts
sy,Udy aud IN ilr demand; choice 87n8,c.
whisky QUOT r,cuAsd Louisiana a o.
western 81 O,Wl 10, Coffee qulct cur.uus
ordinary % prime lUaAlHu gold, Sugar
dult ana nuuluuli common 20 good common
l54Ui1qc; ialr to nlly Eur 5'iAUi4r; pr. NE
~ chulco iNila,; yellow CARRIED SUSLc.
Mulu,soS qalvt ana weak; common lbM}Uc;
fair 2.@!ic; primo 10 choice $50 l6c. Rice
acliN aId hrmi ordinary to choice LUuisi-
ana j9j}gc.
IA NEW YORK, January Flour dull; in
buNt ,hYur; tupVlllUc western una state
u '5WjH6 ~, closing dull aud ueaVy; SOUTH
eru ilpur neayy, common 90 far extra 80 10
GO D; good TO Cuulcc extra % Vj.tS 81. Wheat
rejected winter q western. Corn opened
%ogls better hut closed quitc scarcely SO
strong; 019djlI &C Tor uugrNual now west IN
mixed, Oats without Il. cid,d change, Coffee
iuo, quiet ~ ljh9Ssc gold for cargooS;
quoted ~ lac gold FOR JOu lots.
hr LOUIS, January ll.--Ilour dull and un-
changed; Suporhnc tall ~ l5Gi 3GeGtra fAll
"a lOHi 20; Xxx mll - 0Og5 h.; family 81 90
40 7j choice So 9O16 10. Wheat inactive;
No 3 red iull 81 lSGl 10; No. spring II U5l9.
Corn, active; No mixed u@sdilisH Oats
unsettled No 2,2jac. ye du,tat 5ll9c. Bar
ley duh Unchanged. WHISKY quiet ut 81 OF.
PORK active at SilNll 10. Lard duh; car lots
loose s3 iOa5 70; ,nd 20 OO93 6jGj ,0,{j % Tor
1. ear ribs and clear sides, Bacon
duI and nominal.
HogS-EuSier but not lower packing 50 70
al %.
Catje-weak and slow business mostly IN
butcher AIDES; cornieO texans s5pL
Shecp-Steady ana good shipping demand;
good 10 choice l9l TO. Extra TN piping % 20
90 20.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

rue wei known tlinnn mills, located ON
III. h. N. uNrl 900 lliluui huaqUe COu IN,
ui lhr fl'hfsl ana musf desirable sections OF
'ln state Hnl where Whvat ls produced m
large uUA Nuts.
niece Wlls We located uu sud run boy ono
40. ~ .uuh wafer puWrN 900 tho state,
lhH hul lluE and. dam e hutll uf ths htst
N'N 7llur luohl uuHH ld rock foundation,
u-. both bottom uuu aluDa
mo mlIl huua. lsAIAlb iput square, two ana
Is .ti, 300, rs ulBht uu4 contains two briH OF
order
The location Ia high ana healthy, with
BUll SCHOOLS nud good hOolrN,
lhia dmilnu.e property win h4 sold Tor
dlllMnul un tha most advantageous terms,
b1lh "a a. lfluu and tlme,
MN, A, SORT Agent
deolld6w9m Waco, FoXns,
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Stanley, toe African explorer, is
n eeJjug with au enthusiastic recep
ton from the kusdiye, who has
always been interested in African dis
cJye,y, and has contributed very
largely 10 the familiarity Of the word
win the interior Of that great coutin.
eut The Egyptian military posts eX
tend to the great lacu.;rine region
from when springs the Nile.
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Centaur
L.iniirl1 entS,
One Kind fol the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.

These Liuimeuts are simply the wonGer Of
the world. Their ELECTS are little less than
marvellous.
Eae white Imminent is Tor the human
family. II will drive rheumatism, Sciaticn
and neuralgia nom the syslcm; cure Lum-
bago, Chlblaius, LOckjHw, Palsy, Itch, and
most gi,t IutOu, EruptOns; n rAlrdc,S frost
from frozen hands ana leeI,Hhd lht ppliOh
OF bites ana siings OF NenOmOus repl.l.si *
subtucs sWelliugs, AMI rlleViulc5 pain ul
every kind. When spratns or bruises occur
10 H. the most potent remedy even discovered
10 heat The Injured pa Is. The Ccniaut Tim
iment is used with great eiDcacy Ion sore
Tut1at, TOu.hIchC, Cpkcd Breasts, EaracAe,
gUd Weak Back. The tnlC Wing il bui a sam.
pie Of the numerous teStlmOniais.
InuIANA Hons, Jefi. Co., Ind, Mny rs, lh13
al think il my duty to inform you that !
rHyr.fs a few bottles of Ceutsur Lluiment
has ,iDpe tie tr0Tk for me. l bEye not been
free fTom these swclliugs IN eight lcdfS. Now
lam perfectly tCeL Inc lipinent ought &c
o' % "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof Is In the trial. 1t IS reliable, il
is nRndy, il is cheap, aud every inmiy
chotlld have the v hitetu Ct4ur Llnim en-
The SeIIOW Crnsnur EininFnt is
ndaut.d 90 the tough muscles, cords ana
fis- h ui horses and animals. IL has PERFORM
81 more wonderful cures In three years OF
eraNfn Strain, Nlnd-galls, Scratches.
sreeny, end general Lnmeuess than gu
,tI,sr remedies ia existence. Read what the
Great IXuTessfaen say OF II:
"NHw York, January, 1874.
uEvery owner OF hor-es should give The
Cantguf Lirirrent ulal We consider II
Inc l,gst Article ever Fed IA our stables.
WV al. MARSH,
USupt Adams TX. Stable9i N. I,
az, PULIHs
"Supt. - ~ Dies, y. I.
,'si BERT <. OLlN,
m=upt. Nat. TX. Stables, ). Y"
The hest patrons Of this Llnineni are Far
mefs and Veterinary Surgeons " ho ere con-
Annually using some Linimeni. IL heals
ais. WouuLs aud pOll-ev!l, removes well
inss. and h worth millions Of dollars an-
nualiv 10 Farmers, Livery men, stock grow
ers, sheep-raisers, and those having hofsea
or cattle. - %, a. a..
Whnt Farrier cannot do for s2J the Cen'
tanr Jiniment will do sc a tTiiiing cost.
Thee Lini msuts ere sold by all utaleis
throughout the country. They are WARRANTED
by tns proprietOTs, and bottle VIII e giNeu
10 any FarTier or Physician who desires 70
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
40 Day 81, NEW YORK.
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CEMENT Resemble Is worth 81 u hnrre
Louisville, best, hJ lie kept u 90 p barrel
Dallas. " ~.
LIME-Ihe best qualify in barrels sworth
Dushel.
pLASrEB Is worth g 50 % barrel.
tnc suppy;Ot the above mentioned artl-
les ID ami PIC demand Idir; market hrm.
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cry TnEAsURER.

We are authorized and requested TO nu-
nnunre the name uf John W. BOWEN as "a
candidate for reelection 10 the oflico OF CITY
Treasurer Election Aptil 2, 1873.
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MARKETS BX TELEGRAPH


NEw YORK, January ll.-SiccEs quoyPnt.
Money 70 ger cent. Gold : O-%c. Exchange
-i' 81; short 20 3. STATE ponds nFiA
uu4 higher. Government BOMBS hrm.
Cold opened nj "a O!,.
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E.w FORK. J4nu ary li.--ierling weak ut
81 nl .. Money easy nc per cent GoiI low
%. 90 II US Govern rnt bonds steady
new uNcn s. r6. state BONDS CUll.
rrT OEL=Ars. January il.-Gold 81 O-1s
e. ll.
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l advertise the same AZ the merchant or
any legitimate business man, viz: 10 do
humanity good, and advance personal inter-
est.
second-liecause am not ashamed of my
profession.
Third-Becausc expect TO deal honorably
with my iellow-man, ana have nothing TO
cover up.
Fourth-Because nave the right as much
as II corporation of doctors, college, an in-
Urinary, or would.be-instituie, ana IL Is no.
Oody's business but my own.
Those at distance con consult by letter,
and receive prompt attention by enclos-
ing stamp.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lock Box ll0G, Dallas, Texas, or
call personally at 62D Elm street.
OftiGE HOURB-DAY AND NIGHT.
aeDiBdly
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY.


We are authorized and requested to an
nounco The lame OF q. A. GILL asa oandi-
date for the ONCE OF city Assessor and Col.
lector. Election April ?, 1875.
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FOR SALE.

The fine steam mill, known rs the Valley
mills, located on the Bosque river, % miles
west of Waco. In y fine wheat grow ing
country, which is rapidly settling up. The
Duilding Is OF limestone, about I0X70 feet
square, Two and Jne-half stories bish, and
contains one set OF corn aud two OF wheat
rOcRs. rhe machinery OF furty horse power
Is ia good or'iCr. This desirable property can
be purchased on the most advantageous
terms, both o. 10 price am time. For fui tn
or pui ticuiurs either address or G II On me at
Waco. texas.
oeclld2m Wa. a. FORT.
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Real Estate Agents.
COLLECTORS.
ESTABLISHED in 1878
FOR SALE.

Improved and unlmproved properly In
every part Of tho city ana suOurps; Also
layua ana farming LAMBS IN Dallnt, anu
Other counties OF IuNas,
For rent or So-ltOoms, offices, buainess
houses, dwellings ana vacant lots IN mo
city of Dallas.
special attention paid 10 abstracting and
pultotlng titles and eSAbiiAhius lana
claims, and to the collecting oil rcntS, notes
ana accounts; also 10 tho rendering ot prop
erly Tor ana payment OF taxes. All oollvo-
lions promptly paid over or iemitlvd.
Persons uallng real estate Tor ront or sale,
arc respectfully requested 10 give us trlal,
The best OF rOiurInrub given.
IUMMlNS Il DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No. 100 Lama street,
hvp2S-u
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MEDICAL OFFICE.
DIR. CARL MURRAY
HAS OPENED ROOMS FOR THE TREAT
MENl OF ALL CHRONIC AND NkRp-
% y DlSEASES, AND FOR THE
GENERAL PRACTICE OF NED
lClNE AND SURGERY.
PRIVATE OFFICE &:RECEPHION ROOM
OVER HARRY BROS TIN AND STOVE STORE.


FEMALE DISEASES made speCi
study. The success Iul treatment OF scores of
ladles In Dallas and vicinity Is sufficient In
commend Others afflicted 10 tho same treat
mtnt, The 6d6drOtS treatment tgith cduSstcs
utterly discarded,
uWnO, IhUids cured In all cases without
the use OF knife, lignture, cnustic, or clamp.
All rectal uls, aseh made u specially,
rAPkWOkMS REMOVED IN A FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS Epilepsy ,ChOrea,
Neuralgia, Carries Of Vertebrso resulting III
curvature OF spine ana nervous uerange-
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured In u ma
JOrity OF cases.
Diseases OF the Eye and Eyelids, Of the Ear
anu Head. Especial attention called 10 Ma.
SAL CArARRH ana Its accompanying mala-
dies.
Diseases of n confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without injury to patient.
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FOR the week ending I'm. January II, 1873,
Furnished TIE HERALD ~ u. ", Barnett,
h. porter ia this CITY for the National Cot
ton exchange.
stock on naud september lst". l5c
h,,ulyeG tui8 wUck"..........,. 2OS
pre-, iovsly ..............".-3oil
sept. /, loII"..."""".....,, 2o''o5
Total .........,,...,.,..,.,..,....... 23S0
shipped IhiS week ....'''''''''''...:. % ~ y;
previously ...,",...........".-O,lo
ainCo sept. /, loIl"....,... 2O'IO
Stool. ON hand ...................... 3lGl
COTTON MARKET.
A,uygct nominal; Middling s. g, Low Mid
dAue JAr, Good ordinary SIC.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest
laT,,. -
Average temperature no " ul............-.....
EluNA ia iuches..,.............,...... none
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Aides and wool.

Dry selected lie; light sailed l6c; stack salt.
ed l3a; kips ljJ3u wet salted "a they run &c;
selected 9lIc; butchers green 71qc,
Wool-Nut quelte s. strong and prices
slightly chan cd and arc yeryised tO-wlt /:
medium TO tine tail clip, free of burs 2.@2lc,
coarse ij1i7c; coarse Western and Me2iCan
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weeks net receipts 1loll bales. Exports
10 treat Britain l.i2o bales; coastNlse 1905
bal-a. Sales sgil bales.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This llnlment very naturally originated iu Amcrl
ca, where Nature provides la her laboratory a1ci
surprising nuidujrs for Tie mNIidic7 ui her chill
drcn. It's fame has been spreading fog % years,
until now 10 Uucircirs the hI'Ii'itIu globe.
The NcXicau Mustang llHl'.t IS mutch'css
remcdulOr all external 90 'HsutsoI falI aud least
Tos5cll owners aud nHur's 80 D. Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves n Nun1u iio oJ TO-
stores the usefulness Of lu excellent horse, OK,
COW, or sheep.
II cures f0ot.rot, hooflil, hollow horn, grub,
sorew.worm, shoulderrot. mango, tie bites and
stingl of poisonous reptiles and insects, aud every
such drawback to stock byct ding aud bush life.
II cures every external trouble Of horses, such
ns hmcues=, scratches, gwuny, spUins, founder,
wind gall, ring bone, etc. etc
The Mexican Mustang Eminent 10 the quickest
cure Ia the world for accidents occurring in tho
family, in the absence II physician. such IS
burns scalds sprnins, cuts. etc. and for rheuma-
tsm and stiffness engcndered by exposure. Par
fcularly valuable to Miners.
IL IL the cheapest remedy ia the world. for Il
penetrates the muscle TO the bone. and single
application Is generally sufficient 10 cure.
Mexican Mustang Eminent Is put up IN threo
sizes Of bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest
, Esd pCsl a WlYT.