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TOBACCO MARKET.

PUG TOBACCO-Ylglnia bright nne,
pounds, hhstli do do me anu extra Twist, O6vs
iOci No do extra 6'ln twist, 0Sol7OH do me.
alum aud lain TWIST bsosbOo 10 @ mmon u
IN, lwlhl, lh1aoci do mahogany navy, 81, N,
hs, iB9nti Louisville navy, bright mahog-
any higibci do do mahogany, ASpsAit; do do
mahogany y GLASS isg 90, 90 do dark ma.
hughny bghOc, do do tine black, @@Dlo,
FlNH Gul-thuloo, lOSlOt, moLlum, 700
mei lair 1Ogh0c, common, UO9Ooc,
HAuklNu We inlu smukIng, rs ana = ,
1ONblc hunlucky aWlOci common 10 COCA,
NYiOo, lunCy, ~ 10 uuHllty, u tool 5u, Hon
rna, q, Imported, per 10, "a a,
DOMESIlo IlHAltS- Havana, 5000 1907
sued ana Havana, iOessO; do do SCRAP niler
a1Wb, Connecticut SEED, 21IS1; ordinary,
llBih; cheruON Hud HlGes, llWl3,
laPOR ED CIGARS, price per 1000 Reg
dol ray, ol5Jj Lundfts, sliQ, BroVas, sliO; Con.
chas sljJi Flor do Pflnsauo, sll0; Londrvs de
I, rte, 81, Opera Grand, sllO; operas. $40;
Opera Roma, ssOi Roma Victoria 500; hunTa.
deA cigarettes, ~
SNUFF- -MaooabOy, Sj9SSc; Rape French
az scotch and Dundyioot, e5gS5ci common
GjC.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

PRINTS-Robes 81; Pinks @6H; shirtlngs
i 81; Soil is, l-l, Standards, 0l-l9bci StlfeI,
Use: iarnSrs, &c; Harmony, Sc.
BROWN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n, III
Indian head, 4,s%c; Nashville. Al, Ilsci
Utica, g, 51gc; Lawrence, LII, l.ic; Badger,
LII, 81 Ic; Dwight, So; feperel, X, rs; Pc
, BLEACHED MUsLINs- Wamsutta, A.;
llia,;Fruit OF the Loom, loo; LOnsdale, vac;
Hope, S,9c; Peabody, Sc; New Jersey, Z, &c,
Nassau, DC. a.
UUCkS-Arlington Brown, lIlSc; Champi-
OH 1willed, lA@c; Lewiston PLAIN stripe, l5c;
Lewistown Check, l51Sc; Arlington Fancy
CiMBRiCS-Roll, 5hc; Flat, SIC; High
Colors lc higher.
CORSET JEANs-Naumkeag, 91-2; Penn
berton, 80; suffolk, 9Hc.
TjCKS3AmUskeag AGA, Ike; Lewiston,
S0-in, tic; do b8-in, lsc; do plaid, loe; Methuen
IA, i5c; ConistOga gold medal, l5c; do CCA,
i5lsc; Co dis, No. l, nc; Eastern A, DC.
CHECK5--EconOm lz5ac; Americus, llci
Caledonia No. 20, Ice; ParK 100, lie. -
DENIMS-BostOn, SMc; Cords M u1Sc;
Otis, BIB, l2L1c; York, lBl; CLARK 8, 2Oc.
HEVlOr5-Arlington, oa99c, EYrets'
49, ;AmOskeRg, l2c.
sTkIPES-American, &c; Glasgow, 6-5,
he. Alabama, 6-3, brown, l21ac.
HAMS-Amoskeag, &c; Bates, sci
Renfrew, Sc; southwark, sc; dress Styles
lO%c.
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hoLLAhsEB-Fanoy I.outtiana. per gal
M4h'i Choice, A9uOb Prime iOab6c, Fair,
lutE- Louisiana, per Ia, 7s7 l-2o,
nuhAh . formulated, per 10, n l-l9laci
uIgahadi II l'9siloi Powdered, Il l-2Sl2c,
Louisiana, 300 l2oi Prime, Z l-iss leo; Ordi,
mary ln fHlT SOS l'iri Common, Ai0ai.
son A-tnhri hl.ualb English, N,h i-ac.
krg, b haesi lc,
hfAhtH-N Various brands Per 10, l,ahe,
80 f-ullye, b., lsdn fancy SOAPS, poo box
% 1000 n.
SALT Liverpool sacR, n uOsl 10. Ohio
nNth IN buin y laas hOI table, pur sack, ~
Vip
ltA-Hrn powder bOa16o; imperial, 900
n'l japan 600, u0lnng iONlho,
t,ihe,
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sherman Courier: But few men liv>
ing or dead, doubtless, have come nearer
filing the mission OF n humanitarian
than General Rice Maxey, Of Paris, Las
mar county, the announcement OF whose
death appeared in the columns Of the
Courier Yesterday lie lived to serve
his race. More than one who has
figured in the first rank of statesmen
owe their all of high distinction to Gen
cral Rice Maxey. Governor Leslie, of
kentucky, was taken up a poor boy,
pcnniless and lriendless, and started up
the ladder of fame by General Rice
MaXey. Others of kentucky's most
useful citizens owe much of their sues
cess and position in life to him. He
lived TO see ms own son, 5. b. MaXey,
win laurels as a solder and to reach the
position Ola major general, and finally,
before his lamp of life had gone out, he
had realized the fondest hope ola doting
father for an only living sou, the eleva-
ton of that son to the United States
senate, and position there among the
leading sages of the nation.
GeuOIal Rice Maxey was Kentuok'
ian by bi.tn, we believe. as well us cdu-
cation. lie occupied for years II leading
position in that state, and emgrated to
Texas about 1856, and located in Paris,
iu Lamar county, in the ptactice OF his
profession, the law, with his son, S. B.,
as his partner. About six years ago he
retired from the practice, having spent
o. long and honorable life in the protes-
SION. But he did not retire to inaction,
,pr his industry, his energy and active
nature would not allow this. But he
retired to his home, where he made
himself useful in the garden, in the yard
and in the orchard, developing the
growth of fruits, shrubs and plants, in
which his taste lead him. lie was never
iiie. lie was q good neighbor, a warm
friend and a public spirited citizen, who
loved his country, his neighbors, and
his sympathies always went out to the
distressed OF the human family.
On the llth instant he passed away
peacefully, leaving behind sorrowing
friends for the loss of one they had long
h0norcd and esteemed. and leaving a
vacancy not easily if ever supplied in
the community in which be had so long
lived. 1t was our fortune to know him
long and intimately. lie was a consis-
tent member Of the Baptist church, q
regular attendant at divine service, and
doubtless had all the spiritual comfort
IN his last moments that earnest deyo-
ton TO the cause Of Christ could give.
General Rice Marcy is deserving of a
more fitting eulogy than our feeble pen
can give to his memory, and doubtless
There are those who will give him q
bright page in history. such as the mer-
its Of a good and useful man, such as
he, DESERVES.
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WHOLESALE GROCERY nARRET

RACOS. per lb-Short clear, 3-49lOc;
shoulders' 63-IG7c; Breakfast, 10 l-2gllc dry
sal BHI'rfTER per lb-wostern, SO9Sjc; country
2Jt3lc. -...,-,. a. -, t,,, "A
BAKING POWDERS-Nsrio brands, -
n, aus. per doz 81 2ial 81; L. do do, q JJS
MISREPRESENTATION 4 ID, l. TO IS l.2c.
CANDLES star, 10 To =, l59ltc. -,
COFFEE-Java, per ID, $3.50; hip, cholcei
2sa29 2c (; prime, H92l Lee coiD mon W
fair, ~ I-2daO l-2c. - - -.
CONCESTRATED LYE-Varlous brands,
doz ID csus, per case, - 1865 W. -. ~,
FIaH-Mackeral, Der Dbl. sl0 VOgsll w ki''
81 OOasl . white fish, Kit, s0gsl ..
HERR NGS--Dried, per OOx, iOa9c.
FIsH-Dried Goldfish, per b, S.t9Ic; ,o.
LARD-In fierce, 93-i9lOei - 10 pals iVS
10 lie; and 10 10 in tins, ii 34gl2c.
HAMS-Per ID, fancy brands, liNSlo7sci
of do 1s1<9lic.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHlsKY-swoet mash, 81 5O9i 80; Sour
mash, si S50t0OO,
WlNEs-Olaret In case, 81 10; Cataw bR,
per gal 81 1909 OOi for, per gal, 81 ,iO6yl OU;
Z; 6OGo W; White wine, IN cases, u 25g2l 10.
CuAMPAlGNk-U In basket, slS-20;
Heidsl1cR, IN basket, s2s ~; krug, La basket
t27 W; Domestic chninpuigne, sl29lS
ALE-Stook ale, oask, " 1909 Oh, Porter
cask, :! l592 o..
BRANDIES-DomeSt In cask, Sl2glS
GOgnac, per gal, 81 3s@2 20, French, per gl,l,
"a o0glO 0O;Apple, por GAL 81 70@3 i5.Peach,
u 1jg5 lbiuinger, u 25@3 co. Blavkberry,sl VI
o. 30
ulNS-Old Holland, perg gal, 50 6O@5 90;
Domo-tic, per gal, u 1907 20,
kUMS-JnmHca, SO 5000,
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uy. s.. ruihnrzfi end requested % an-
",nc' hiN,J,N OGDEN ~ 4 candidate for
n''.rlIuu 10 the Once OF tlly Assessor ana
Collector
vr grn aulLuril 4 ana requested 70 an-
..,W,nr, tnr auoufIuLlus liudtL as a
e,nIidule for Clty Assessor nd Collector
,. nre authorized ana requested Ia an
u.lnrr Ia, JOHN 4, GANups % candidate
mrthy Assessor ana COLLECTOR Election
Anu IA. ISIS,
,y. nrn uthorlzrd aud requested 10 an
..,ltu. Inc anne If q, A,ullL asa OnUdi.
.l| ion The office ~ CITY Assessor ana Col
,...,r Election April 2, lhls,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

The we'll known clifton mills, located on
the h0sQur river, M rliiinn, hohqug County,
IeKaH, thiTty-twu miles west OF Waco, la ono
OF tle richest aud most desirable sHOllOus Oi
the state, ana whore wheat ID produced LA
large qua ntlllAs,
These mills arc located on ana run by one
ui the nurht water powers IA the state
The building and dam Hfe huilt ut tho best
lunrslnue rock, on solid rock foundation,
uL both bottom ana sihua
Ihemul hpuAH II iN1tA leHt square, two and
u halt stories high, aud contains two snls of
whoat and one sel oi corn rocks, all Ia nne
order,
THO location ID high aud healthy, with
good schools ana good society,
fhis desirable property viii he sold for
on the most advantageous tefnia,
bath aA ~ price aud time,
VIM, A, FORr Agent,
declldAwgm Waco, Texas
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LIME AND GENE EMF.

CEMENT-R osendle- IL worth "a - barre
louisville, best, little kept, u 50 " barrel
Dallas, 81 so.
LIME-The best quality in barrels is worth
rs; In bulk, 81 50; ordinary Dallas, Csc. per
bushel.
PLASTER Is worth IS 80 u barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned artl-
les is ample demand fair; market firm.
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RREA DSTUFFS.

FLOUR Cresc mt, in sacks, So % San
Jacinto, So 80; Empire, So %; xxx, SS 90;
Eagle, g. 10; Magnolia, in sacks, IS lbs, - % !;
Todd's xxx, % 80; State Central XSXX,
81 u; Choice Family, So % ; star Mills, NM
6lC
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LIVERPOOI, january 10, = NUUH' = NoIIVI
steady. .,,

FRIDAY. THURSDAY.
uiddlino Uulauds b4sd sgd
NtddIin9 dreams d G-lBl B8-l6d
Sales 10000 bales; speculation and export
1, OOObales; receipts 1850 bales, ali American
Futures, sellers holding tor l-32d moe.
Uplands low middling clause, March and
Aprii delivery 8 6.lGd; new crop shipped De
cember by sail 6 5-l6d, 80.
sales of the week g2,O)0; speculation ECO;
exp0rt 5000; stock $4,000; American 23j,COO;
receipts l,CCO; American b2,CJJ; actual export
1000: afloat ll5,CO0; American $4,000; sales
Anne. lean 1900 Dales.
2p. MIXTURES weak. Uplauds low mid
ding clause January de livery . 0-32gb4d;
January anu February 0-S2d; March and
Anil g-S2d: April ana May d 1895 5-l6d;
MAY and June ll-32 o.; June and July 6A &.
So. m.-Futures dull. Uplands low mid
ding clause new crop shipped January and
February by sail 5 lGd. sales Include 1900
baies American, Yarns and fabrics dull
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BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, January lS.-Stocks are firm.
Money per cent Gold al OlAgl U2c. Tx.
change-lOng " Sl1g; short VI SSA, State
bonds steady. Government bonds "rm.
Gold opened ut 81 o.
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Evening Report-UInerc:aI.

NEW ioRK, January lS-Sterling firm at
81 0ll5, Money easy at 400 per cent. Cola
lower at 81 OlJs, Government bonds strong;
State bonds quiet.
New ORLEANS, January ls.--Gold 81 02A
al va, sight II premium. sterling bank
"a gll6,
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ESCULEN u.s. Irish potatoes, per Dbl, 80 rs
as 90; onions, per Dbl, So 50; Cabbage. weS-
tern, per crate, ~ 90.
FRUITS-Apples green, per Dbl, 81 2jG4 90
Apples dried, per lbs, nc; Ora nges, per Dbl
Ii 90; Lemons, per box, 81 co.
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LIVE SrOCI& MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

CHICKENS-In demand, per do2...S 90
EuGS-- In deman per do2 ...,,..,,,, 2O@2jc
BUTrER-Pure homemade, scarce, 309t0c
SWEET fOTATOES-Per bushel.... 3Ogl0c
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pOMDEH AM aMOT.

foWpEi-Keg % lbs, FFF, rlna Gla; Reg
va los, FfF, riiis, sd,AS, keg 0li, lbs, FeF,
S2Ol, blasting, tlao,
nlior-prop, s28o92,S5; Buck, s255Qs2,GO.
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FIsm AND MEATa.

CANNED -peyiled ham, o. g6gl M, Sal.
moni llh u iisa IN, lpbsteTs, ~ uOsa no.,
Cove oysters, bOesbA, Corn beef, NJ %,
hAhnlh Ea-h box, sls OOslp W, la bon,
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BAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, liA@l4>9c; Heavy l5}aS
l6c.
TWINE-Bailing ljglS; Cotton, 20G2!c;
IRON TIEs-Arrow, " - per bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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Qailg Gerald.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


,,,. anal tu hori.ru AMI requested iu pn-
N'.'-AIHII j. COX asa ga ldllato for
h.'f. ruiIiy argslaT3, Election Aprl
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Houston aud Texas Central Railway
BuI rour Tickets and ship Your freight

The following 0ffices and Agents bays
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning no.
only the II. st. b. Railway, but Teas gen.
orally;
y. l.. NJ ANCHEST Err, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Az Broadw. y, MY.
Gen. ]. Is. RIO ER1r ON, rafs. a lmmIRra.
tion Agent, ll3 n. Third stieel, 81. LouIs,Ai
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lO1
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Asent,No.
Burnett House, CineiDps Ell. Ohio.
j. II. COFFIN, 4outhern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Inform alton may also he bad nj the egeb.
- OF the NJ. X. a T. Railway, In New York,
Caicago, Cincinnati, Haunikal end t.Lonis
y. WALDO,
CENT ssp2.. Houston. fsrss.ispsnn
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STATE OF TEXAS,

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds oil the West.
Ats passenger and freight trains are sur.
passed by none in the State. Pullman'e
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Can
leave bt. Louis daily via the M, K. q +. R'y
at =. m; Hannibal at 10 a. IN :, and Sedalia
Ut 1913 p. IN, running through TO Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change CONNECTION Is also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail.
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. & 4. at Denison for IT. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas n Pa
cine ut sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and southeast, and
Antonio, the o., Ii. & III. Tor Galveston, the
Texas New Orleans Railway for beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shll Tor al points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool q Texns Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
pean elites are perfect, while Its freedom
from dust anu heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with Its cooling Bra UIeeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad pTairies, bt autiful
groveR, wei guilty ated Fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render II especially
desirable and advantaf eous TO travellers and
shippers I'm preference TO Others.
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday at 220 p. M, Houston q
$50 y. NJ. Hearhe at 2:2j y. M, Dallas 7:30 q.
IN. and Denison at ll;i5 q, M.
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WaRr Comfy-Messenger: A car
ioad Of negro immigrants passed
through Hampstead for the western
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wise 2,09j bales; continent V'Joi DhIes. Slock
3iS,A6 bales,
sales OF tine week 1885, receipts net f3,G2J;
eros n, cCO exports TO Great Britain 2,Oi3;
contlnen 1850; coastwlse 5,O9l bales.
COmmerctni.
NEW ORLEANS, January 1S-Flour dnll;
superflne 81 80; XX % %; XXX IS CJa6 co.;
higher grades 81 Ojg6 7j ,orn quiet ana
steady al j!@53c. Oats tirmer; choice Galena
igc Coffee Is quiet and steady; cargo $
ordinary TO choice lGA4l9c gold. Sugar Is
uniet aud steady; common To gOou common
5l5@jj5c; fair TO fully fair J54GBsc; prime
TO choice 7gI2c; yellow clarified 6aS%c.
Molasses dull, choice scarce and firm; COM
mon l5a2Oc; fair 22@!Ic; prime TO choice $50
3Gc; frosted lj9GUc, according to quality.
Rice quiet; ordinary TO choice louisiana
j@6ISc.
NEW YORK, January ls.-Flour still in
buyers favor, moderate export and limited
home trade demand; superiine western ana
state 81 5Oai 50, closing dull: southern flour
active; common 10 fair extra "a 5Ogi 90; gOOI
10 choice extra IS 95@S Is. Wheat Ltgic bet
tor- fairly active All 81 iOai rs: Inferior to
common winter red 81 2l@l 81; ungraded do
81 IJal 4jl5. White western corn L9lc high
err fairly active, Oats shade hrmer. Collie,
Rio. dull 81 ljkglshc gold for cargoes; lj@
lgiSc gold for job lots.
sr. LOUIS, January l7.-Flour. steady and
in fair demand, but not quOtably changed;
extra fall 81 3Odi 50; XXX fail IS Ol6f5 20; am
iiy s. 5Od5 IS. Wheat doll and lower; No.
red fall 81 l2Gl ~: No. red fall 81 C2. No. 2
spIing 81 O2H9l ~. Corn higher, No. 2
mixed i2si2lle. y Is dull and lower; No, z.
choice Minnesota ard Wisconsin I54s0c.
Whi.ky quiet atsI o.. Pork active ann nigh
er at sil .. Lard higher, s. % ri East IT.
Louis; 81 l2h this side. Bulk meats firmer,
car lots, loose shoulders Sssc; clear ribs IS 80
Hogs-stronger; packing 50 S0a9l %.
Cattle-Weak with very moderate demand
prime o choice native shipping steers - ~
sh ep-Unchanged; extra hsavs muttons
s. 3JG3 s..
Rides and wool.
GLLyEsros, January ls.-Hides quieri IN
changed. Dry selected 10 e; light salted li1Sc;
stack sailed l2xc; kips l5c; wet salted a.
they run SIC; selected &c; butchers green
Ike. Two cents of for grubs on wet sailed
and green.
Wool-dull; medium 10 fine fail clip, free
| Of hurs 2Da2le: coarse li9lSe; coarse Western
and Mexican Halle.
In the transaction yesterday, one round
1 lot OF 10000 pounds o assorted grades OF
wool was sold on private terms.
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Cuy attorney,
~, 1,,a.sOr nnl COLLECTOR,

~. wr mueufei ga4 requested g. an,
,...I.r,Iuu 90 Office nl Gliy Attorney,
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Gotten Market.

GALVESTON, January ls.-Cotton, receipts
729 bales. Exports 10 Great Britain 1881
bales, France - bales; continent 81
bales; coastwise 1904 bales. Sales $50 bales.
stock o. OSl bales.
Market dull and eaRier.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This Imminent very naturally originated IN Ameti-
ca, where Nature provide, IN her laboratory Auci
surprising antid0tes for tho malailie9 of her chit
dren. Its fame has been spreading lor ID years
until now it cncrccs the habitahlc globe.
The ucxicnn Mustang Eminent Is natchlcss
remedxIor all 9 eternal ailments of man aud beast.
TosAck owners aud farmers Il IS Invaluable.
A single bottle often saves q human life or re-
stores the usefulness OF an excellent horse, o.
COW, or sheep.
Ii cures footrot hoofail. hollow horn. grub,
sorew.worni, shoulderrot, mango. the bites aud
sting. Of poisonous reptiles aud Insects, aud every
auch draw back to stock breeding and bush life
IL cures every external trouble of horses, such
A lameness, scratches awinny sprains, founder,
wind gall ring bone etc. etc.
The Mexican Mustang Lnimeni is the quickest
cure in the world for accidents occurring in tho
family, in the Absence ~ physician. such ~
burns, soalds, sprains cuts etc, and for Thenma-
tism. and stiffness ongrndefed BY exposure. Par
ticulary valuable 10 Miners, a.
IL IA the cheapest remedy Ia the world, for y
penstratea tho muscle u Tic bone, aud a single
application Is generally sufficient to cure.
MeIicau Mustang Liuiment is put up Ia three
sizes OF bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much the sheapc5t
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Receipts, net, S,l2O bales; gross $500 bales.
EXPORTS 10 Great Britain - bales; coast
wise 2,Sgj bales; continent 1854 bales. STOCK
3iS,2t6 bales.
sales OF tine week 1885, receipts net t3,G9Ji
gro.s 72,cGO exports 10 Great Britain a,OiS;
coutinen 81 800; coastwlse o,O9l bales.
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C0aStWIse 1,IlB HhIes 'iZIo DNIts'
New YORK, January lS--Cotton dull.
FRIDAY. THURSDAY.
Uplands, ...,,....... ne llAc
Orleans. .........,... ll5sc ll3so
Sales ,O6l bales incl ding 57S bales export
Futures quiet and steady.
January Ii 2igll 2Gc February IL 2SGll SOC
March Ii 42gll 4ic April II 569l 5Sc; May
II G9gll tic.
Nisht-Cotton dull, easier Uplands NC;
Orleans ll9sc. SAILS 1888 bales. Stock l33,t5B
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Texans are acquainted lore ought tnLe--with 10
wonderful merits of that great American remedy
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And offers the Pest Routes, ON Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommodate
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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FOR SALE.

The fine steam mill, known as the Valley
mills, located OH the BOsque river, % miles
west OF Waco In n fine wheat growing
country, which u rapidly settling up. The
building Is of lime stone, about t0x70 feet
square, two aud Gne-hnlf stories bish, and
contains one set OF corn and two OF wheat
focss. fhe machinery OF forty horse power
Is in good order This desirable property can
be purchased on the most advantageous
terms, both as 10 price and time. For furth.
err particulars either address or call on me at
Waco, Texas.
declld2m WIN. A. FORT.
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Receipts OF the week 1920; exports 10 Great
Britain $500; France S,52S; continent 2,522
coaStwise 7,I26; sales 1928 bales.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-11
U. S. Internal Revenue.

NOTICE.-State of California, County
Of Los Angeles.-Whereas, the Los Ange-
les Distilling Company, of Los Angeles,
California, have become chargeable with
and indebted to the United states for the
taxes assessed against them, together
with penalties ana interest. amounting
in the aggregate to $3.50 96-l00 dollars. as
per assessment lists of February, 1874,
and May, 1874, and schedule of penalties
and interest on file In my ofiice: Now,
therefore, by authority from William
Highly, ESQ.,, Collector First District OF
California, have levied upon the distil-
lery, stills, vessels, fixtures and tools
distillery is located and any buildings
thereon of the Los Angeles Distilling
Company, situated near the easterly end
o. the covered bridge across the Los An
said tract of land being described
more particularly as follows: On
the east bank of the Los Angeles river.
in the city and county OF Los Angeles.
point stake No. ~ lao feet easterly from
said Los Angeles river and running
thence at right angles southerly 100 feet
to post No.; thence os, at right, angles 90
right angles southerly AZ feet to post No.
4; thence at right angles westerly 81 feet
to post No. 8; thence at right angles
northerly Is feet to post No.0: THENCE at
thence at right angles northerly 100 feet
to post No. s.; thence at right angles
easterly 95 feet, to point Of beginning.
And at II o'clock A. M. on Thursday, the
28th day of December, 1878, in front OF
the Sheriff's ONCE, in the city OF Los An
geles, l will sell the above described
property of the Los Angeles Distilltng
Company at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, in satisfaction of said
mand, besides costs and expenses of
levy and sale.
T. s. HALL, Deputy Collector.
Dated Los Angeles, Dee. 2, 1873. dStd