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we.ter. Usla.ri.. conference.

CLEVELAND, May 6.-kt to-day's session
OF the Western Unitarian Conference, after
devotional exercises, papers were read by the
ReT- George r Gordon, of Milwaukee, on
Associated Charities" and by Prof. George
T. Cary, of MeadEilIe, on Preparation for the
Unitarian Ministry" The committee on an
educational institution reported. This sfsrr-
boon tne ministers' meeting, and the first So
slon OF the Women's Western Unitarian
conference were held, at which an essay on
"Woman's Relation to the Liberal Church
was read BY Nrs. Alice William Brothertou.
OF Cincinnati, and one on what Can ths
Isolated Liberal Women Of the West do 10
the Cause By Mrs- Sarah III. Brown, Of
Lawrence, Ks.
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SEVERE STORMS

In Southern Illinois, at 81. Louis and
Other Points.
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ONE OF THE SHARKS ARRESTED.

YANKToN, OAK, May 6.-Considerable
excitement has been occasioned here over
the arrest of John ID. Cameron for alleged
connection with Louisiana and New Mexico
land scrip frauds. The United States land
Office here holds $4,000 in New Mexico scrip
which the officers detected before receiving
in payment for lands. One banking firm
Mckinney & Scougal, has $1,000 in Louisian'
scrip, which they received from Burt & Mil
Ter, st. Louis. The United States Court il
now in session and the grand jury is investi
gazing The fPaud
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Cotton Belt Bulletin.
MEMPHIS, TENN, May 5. 1882,
Districts
AuIpgenious swtudIe.

Mcans ---.---.------I 500 oO.O = ~
Posted in Memphis at I'm, May 6. 1852.
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ID. HIRscH 4 Co.'S Old Judge cigars. factory
s73, Sd Collen. Dist. n. \ arg best . for BE
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sixty days she cheerfully acted out this de-
fusion, her only regret being that she al
lowed herself to be induced to abandon
her first attempt, some years ago.
to starve herself to death. Her
friends declare that she has not taken a
particle of food of any kind since
the 9th of November last, except a little
milk the other night, which lady handed
her for water, and which, as sooh as she dis.
covered the mistake, she spat out, not even
medicine would she take, fearing that her
life might be prolonged thereby. Ofcourse
the lady was insane, and some people think
the authorities ought to have intertered and
had her sent 10 an asylum for treatment
Her father Mr.. Robert Violet died from
an overdose af laudanum, and her brother,
Albert Violet, drowned nimselfin the river,
OIL Queen street, about ten years ago. Miss
Violet was highly respected by all who
knew her, and her death is Il severe blow to
her aged mother who has her many friends
say, had her share of this worlds troubles.
Il Washington Star
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An Excititing Episode.

MOUNT VERNON, KY, January ll.-Whilc
Judge Bradley was trying case yesterday,
witness named Mullens was drunk, and
was ordered under arrest. He resisted.
and, aided by his father. the two
men beng among the most powerful
III the country, demoralized the officers.
Judge bradley from the bench commanded
al Wlthm the sound Of his voice to aid in
arreSting the Mullins, father and son,
and himselfl lent hand. Mullins found
partisans and a general battle occurred 70.
sulting in much bloodshed and bruises hut
no loss of life. The law finally triumphed
and the Mullins were both jailed, when the
court resumed business.
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rible as hell itself seemingly impossible to
a sane person, it is the crime of seducing
from the paths of virtue aud goodness a
young girl. If there be anything despica-
BILE it is the going astray from, in open vio-
lation OF, the marriage vow made. un-
der the most sacred Of forms, the
most solemn and impressive Of ceremonies,
in the presence of high heaven, with God
himself as the witness and we care not
whether it be the man or the woman; for it
was binding ON each alike. And if there be
anything despicable, it is man
who deceives the uususpecting limo
cence and betrays the coniiding
soul of one unskllled in the ways of the
world to lure her into a destruction worse
than that.which the seal of death places
upon its victim. And at the same time, il
there be anything detestable it is woman
who, knowing better, debascs her
nature, dragging from the angelic
to the loathsome specimen, q name that
1t was her duty to demand respect for, drag
glng down to the dust hearts that were akin
TO her and hers. Our social system is,too
rotten in many respects, We are too care
less of things we should hold above the
price of all the wealth of Golconda. A
healthier public sentiment, n sentiment
that would sternly censure eyenthe appear
ances OF wrong, is needed to arrest an evil
which in its beginnings is too often counte-
nanced as OF small moment but which re-
suits in woes unnumbered destroys
confidence and upsets some of the
most sacred Of laws, human and divine.
Each aud every man and woman, father
aud mother, husband and wife, brother and
sister, should constitute himself and herself
neutrality-suspicious. of one to Indignantly
lifown down the very first outcrop-
pings of all that does not bear
the stamp of honorable conduct, and
rebuke the ecklcssiudiscrctons that point
toward final ruin. The world is too full of
permanent misery born of temporary pas
sion, and the worst of all misery. is that
which sits at tie hearth-stone ofthe do
nestle circle in the blackness of despair,
more damning in its dishonor than the
blood-clots on the hands of the guilty Mac
beth.
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~ o sd

oNE of our exchanges is authority for
the statement that General Basil Duke says
that all the rebel treasure was paid out TO
the Confederate soldiers except 100000,
which was cartcd oil by some gentleman
whose name is forgotten by the General.
The missing oilicial' is probably running
u banking business, or Keeping lunch
stand, or manipulating some other equally
remuncratrc business in some Of our from.
tier towns, 1t is barely possible that two
men may have gotten the treasure and are
now hdurishng as The green bay tree in the
City OF Mexico. Who knows?
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Fatal Ending ofaIs.t

Miss Chloe Ann Violet, who began n fa,,
sixty days ago under an insane delusion
that God had commanded her TO commI,
suicide BY iasimgditd Wednesday Mich, n,
her homo Ia AleSandtia. Although ,lr
claimed to have begun the fast abou, sixty
dqysaeo, she was not all the time wi,hon,
ndnrishmcnt Several times small NOR.
uon OF milk was introduced wi,hou, ,l,scov.
cry INTO the water she drank, and ln,s,,
meat extracts have.bcen given as medicine
There seems to he no doubt. however ia,
sue was once without food far tn,is'
,hro =, consecutive DAYS. Miss Va
le!t, though cmaciatcd, retained ra,,
sciousness, and talked freely. Indeed chaaa-
uliy, NJ to the time Of her death She was
thoroughly Impressed with the belief ,hst
ner time had come, and that The I.ori da.
si,ru, yea commanded her, TO abstain fron,
ah klnds Of food. She further believed an ~
70 uie fasting would be sale nassna, s' y,
heaven, aud the yates Of tho Golden c,,v
woNlu be thrown wide open TO her. bnt ~
We,n any other way would he ,iisoheiisns.
TO ne command ofthe Lord. for which ~
would have TO suffer in the mex, world F r,s
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AN exchange, in view of the following
clipping from the Cincinnati Commercial,
very properly says that it wouldn't he
healthy Tor Guiteau if Murat Halstead
were in Washington with his double-bar-
relied shotgun about the time the Guitcau
jury are expected to return verdict. The
Commercial says at is nonsense to be
telesraphng from Washington that there is
strong feeling the ,Guiteau jury may disa-
gree, How dare the jury disagree or do any
thing other than instantly find the horrible
scoundrel before them guilty of murder
Would they propose to put a premium on
the murder of Presidents 2"
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
The Gibbons Murderers

CATLETTsBuRG, January 1.-THE steamer
Telegraph arrived at 3 O'Clock with Eleis,
Graft and Mel, charged with the murder Of
of the Gibsons family at Ashland.
They were under guard of
three companies of militia. Although the
town was filled with people, the prisoners
were landed and taken to the courthouse
without any excitement or indication of vi.
olence. Craft and O'Neil, who were hand
cuifed together, tried to show spirit of
holiness, chatting and blowing toacquant-
ances: Ellis was more quiet He was ia
ken immediately before the Grand Jury.
which will probably be in session all day
tomorrow, The prisoners are kept in a
room OF the courthouse under close
guard OF iiteen soldiers. The people are
impatient for the trial proper to begin.
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Dreadful "Drnmmcrs.n

Miss Annie Louise Cary, who was To leave
Cincinnati over the Panhandle Route the
morning after the production of the 'NIcs.
siah, " applied at the office of the Pullman
Company for a statc-room IN tho Sleeping
car. The Pullman officials, always gallant
were anxious to oblige the great contral,o.
aud, finding that the car at the depot Ind
nostate'room, switched around" until one
was in position containing the desired
apartment, Ten minutes before tho ,roin
pulled out OF tho depot, and when every
berth was engaged big fellow Stcpped mn
TO the Pullman ticket Office and said "Giyc
me the statc.room,n and threw down
the price, Sl,n Il Is engaged to Miss
Cary" said the ticket SELLER. ii
am her agent said the big fellow irrShl,
aud received the three tickets demanded a
moment later and the "velvct.yoicedn nm.
peafed and nskcd for the statc.room' "yonr
agent has the tickets" she was told. md
replied, ~ have no agent,n An rsnmirn.
Ton into the state of affairs Showed ,tirce
"drummers," Commercial toNfistS ~ ihcy
would call themselves, mpossesSon Of lie
Statc'room, and what Is more thew r,,nnsrd
to vacotc, showing their tickets for sto,e.
room ana passage, anddcfyng the Pullman
conductor to Dust them. The trnin wont
outof the depot with Miss Cary stnndin, In
tic isle. Superintendent Walker tels.
graphcd to the Pullman people lat the Ara
Nnioul ON The car Ia use sufficient iorce Ia
establish Miss Cary I'M .pbsscssiohs oltbc
Jateioom obtained from the road by Others
under Misc prctenscs. Z ~ !. =
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"s%hkRsAs lthas been found that the cant
M stock the Chicago, Texas 4 Mexican Con.
ral railway company, now being 7scco share,
vt the par valuc Of siCo each, Is insuflclen, ~
eonsuuc, and operate It's road, and tina, /, Is do.
'ltaele to Increase the same from 1900 shares.
or SSoocoo to 10000 shares. or TO sloeoo
20 the ,o,alanoun, being s9,cco per mile
Therefore, Ne Il resolved tina, a meeting .,
the stockholders be and the same Is hereby
called to be held a, the Office Of The comnany =,
Dallas, Texas, on the asi day Of January, iss,
!" consider the proposition Of incrrasine N,
capital stock frOm siLcOo TO ssooCo per mile in
accordance with the preamble. hereto. and 10
CONSIDER me opposition Of issuing a series Of
Income bonds II the same te deemed NECESSARY,
that the secretary he aud Is hereby ln,,,nr,,,,
10 eive legal notice 10 each s,ockholae, oi ~
uine and place and purpose Of said meeting.
ny order Of the board Of directors
AsAIiEL p. BENNETT. Secretary
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CONCERNING an old asd cruel Islander
Gath contributes the following; Henry
5. McComb, whose suit against Cakes Amcs
injured General Garilcld's sclCrespect 50
much, survived him only three months
After expressing great regret at the pain he
had caused, he told me he regarded q cncral
Garfield as always an honorable man with
no business experience.
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NEW YORK, January 1.-THE Steamship
CIarabell, lying at pier North River, was
uniigated thoroughly last night with char
coal before the matches were put down pre-
paratory to its departure. james Jones
sailor, lay asleep in his bunk and was suiTo,,
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Destroyed by Fire,

CHARLorTEsvILLE, Va, January 1.-THE
Charlottesville Woollen Mills were burned
last night. Loss heavy, but understood tc
be covered by insurance within $500 of ac
1Mal loss. The machinery was all DESTROYED
The manufactured goods, which were in
another building, were saved. About sew.
g,rmty operatives and clerks are dlsemployed
me bridge over Moose creek, at the mills
was also destroyed. Origin of the fire un.
known.
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rnousn Mr.. Blaine Is out of Office the
Journalists OF the country are determined
TO keep his memory green, aud daily attrib.
ute some new scheme of trcmendou,
political Significance to the cx.secre.
tary. The philadelrhiaTimcs commenting
on this disposition Of the press says. "Mr,
Blainc's mental processes must be like n
Nuremburg 10y shop, Il half the ingenious
combinations attributed him be irnc. The
laics, magniloquent scheme ovcrshadows
the Others as the Pyramid Of Cheops over.
tops It's ncighbors. Thlsis no moro nor les,
than a great continental confederation ON
the plan Of tho German bund before the
war Of 1870, in which the United States
weret TO be the Prussia Of the group. vi,l
ions offuiure brois aud what not are sug.
gesied by this stnpcndous prulect; but. alas
II Is TO be FEARED that the notion arose IN
the brain ~ scme inventive journals,
rather than Dla'nes,', ~ 't g'i,v K
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TlE ways of a jury are past finding out
and many the ridiculous determinations
OF these "9ulwarks OF American liberty -
The latest Incident of the kind occurred nj
Fmcastlc, Virginia, the other day. A inrv
was cmpannelcd to try one Bolen charged
with an assault on man named Spcrrv
who testified in the case, II took two DAYS
for the jury to deliberate and they l,ially
brought in verdict OF man.slauchtcr
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TnE Hon, CaSsius NJ, Clay, OF Kentucky.
has written alctterurging the nomination
the Hon, Samuel j. Tilden rs a DEM.
ocraticcandidatc for the next Presidency.
He says Montgomery Blair is right when
he says that Tildcn should have been our
candidate in 1850, and again should be in
ISL Astute politicians contend that
there is something back of this which will
be developed before long. n
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TIE crematonists of New York are still
tho field and still actively prosecuting
their work. They nave lately been raising
funds to build a furnace.
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IT seems that bachelors and widower,
have been presiding over the destinics of
Virginia for sometime past and there has
not been a lady managing the domestic
affairs OF the Executive Mansion for twelve
years Now, however they have n mar.
ried man inthc subernatorial chair and
the state is ielicitating itself over the mat.
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A BosroN papers headline for Oscar
Wilde is THE Chief Yearner.n What
would the press do if it did not have some
poor fellow to write up? And yet Oscar is
a journalist, and good one, too but he is
really too
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The Cincinnati Enquirer " Hon. God
love 8 orth rises to question of privilege
- Sir lfyou imagine for a moment that
i have run down at the heel or shrunk in
the wash, you are oil your base. still re.
main the greatest man this country has
lever produced, Behold me, STRIP
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The Pope dosn't find it convenient while
in Rome to do rs the Romans do, and now
intends taking up his residence in Malta,
ihe arrangements for the change having
been perfected, it is understood.
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NEW OELEANf, January 1.-THE Times
Democrats jackson, Mississippi, special
says W, S. Rover accidentally shot himself
to-day while displaying revolver to n
young man to whom he was
paying attention. The wound proved NOR.
tai. The young man lived two hours be-
fore dying lie was the son of State Sena.
tor Power, and much esteemed.
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The labor bureau at Castle Garden last
year succeeded in furnishing positions to
10000 immigrants Immediately upon their
arrival in this country, The places paid
uniformly from $40 to 500 per month. This
is good record for the bureau.
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SENATOR CAMEnoS's influence with the
administration is so great, it is reported,
that inducements are being held out to get
him to remove to Ohio, Such residence
is all the Senator needs to render him om-
nipotcnt in American politics.
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The Peoria journal declares that Mrs
John A. Logan is the ablest politician in
America. All the great statesmen should
marry politicians There is one thing very
certain, Mrs. John A, is the brains of the
family and has done more to give Mr. John
A. his prominence than ever nature or cir,
cumstances did
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sunrLusEs arc getting to be the common.
est OF occurrences in this country. New
York has one after paying last years ex.
penscs of $4,000, Texas isn't far behind,
and the first thing we know the treasures
ofthc various States win be tho ono objcc.
tive point of all the burglars and politicians
in America. Why American taxation con.
tinucs so high and Cumbersome under such
.clrcumstances !, very pertinent innnirr.
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THE Washington Post says a snow-storm
followed by a light rain-storm, and the Ma
tional capital is the most uncomfortable
city on the continent. And yet we know
hundreds of men who want to take a regu-
lar contract TO remain there every winter.
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TAMMANy has been receiving some hard
blows lately from the Democrats of New
York who are beginning to talk and act as
if defeat without Tammany were preiera-
BILE to victory with it.
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snNropqIoNNrtY, NJ least, we hear of
something's going wrong in "Old England -
The Earl 6f shrewsbury, the scion of one of
Great Britam's noblest names who had
Just attained his majority and got hold Of
his estates recently clopod with the wife OF
Mr. Mundy and the scandal Is exciting
much comment. Mr.. Mundy very sensibly
let the Earl take the lady and proceeded to
get n divorce.
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GENERAL JOHNSON has come to the front
with adcnial ofthe rmnor that he charged
Mr.. Jefferson Davis with stealing $1,000
900 of the late Southern Confcderaoy's
funds. Mr.. Johnson's denial was not nee
essary, asnobody outside of Rhode Island
and Massachusetts believed a word of the
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ne,AuDIToRs NOTICE An. person, bol5.
ing claims whether in Judgment sul, or o,bcr.
wsc' against the Texas Trunk Railway ca AZ,
requested to rrcscn, said claims a, the o,,lcc n,
the Receiver ofsaid railroad No. Coz Main \,
|" be horc audited and adjusted. ~
THoS, VI, SIMPSON
kVppiypr n ~ NJ.
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r STOCKHOLDERS MEETING The rec.
ular annual meeting for the election Of pireetors
Tor The year lSNl' the Exchange Bank Of Dpl.
lS' VIII be hcldUthc oMc, ofsald bank on The
las Tuesday In launubyy lSs1. att, oc,orl
am A. 7, lENsLEY, Cashier.
DALLAS rENAs. IannNrN A-l-sl
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DALLAS TEN, Dec l5th iSSi.
The annual meeting ofthc stakeholder, of m,
Texas Trunk Railroad Company. viii no bc,l y,
'no oucc OF the company IN the city Of Dallas
s'a'e OF Texas at Il o'clock noon. on Tuesday
he l'th day of January, A. d. iSSa. for the clcc.
uon OF directors, and the irsnsaction of such
other business as may be brought before n, Tn,
annual meeting OF the dircctots will he held n,
aoe'cck p m, at the same place and day.
r,.- 49,, W J., CABELL,
- Vice President Texas Trunk h. h. Co
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REFERmNG to the death of Hon. l.. W.
stopghtonwllich occurred lastSaturday in
New York city, the Inter70ceansays "The
Hon. Il! W. Stoughton, Of New York, one
Of the leaders Of theN American bar, died
Saturday of Bright's disease. Mr.. slough
ton was Ministorto Russia during President
Hayes term, hut never held any other
Office. lie was alawyer of very large prac-
tice, an acii7e politician OF the Stalwart
type, and has been Il conspicuous figure in
national conventions, and upon the stump.
In appearance he was very striking, being
large of stature with handsome face, and
remarkable growth of snowy white hair
He was one of the leading attorneys before
the Electoral Commission, sharing with
Mr.. Eyarts the responsibilities of proving
the validity of the title of President HAYES. 81
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OFFICE or tng wArrr Covy,. .ioxrr ,
DALLAS. 'rrNAy. Jnfutnr,t 49,"

VFFI.I w W. WTLN IOVVII"fOVrrI
DALLAS TEXAS January !. 49,. /
Notice hereby ciyen thbt ihc city Of p,,ls.
has purchased aud hereby assume, control q,
ah the property aud franchise hotc,oprc i,e'
longing to The Water Supply Company. Am
consumers must pay then rcntals bef5r, mo
10Th day of January, lS2 ur. pcnsl,, N, rs,
Increased rate win be imposed W.
r. p AuNsPAuGn.
'Ull.u Waler Nnmml..lnnnr
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Spccial aruticc.

"-copARTNEGsHIp SoTicE-we, The un-
der,igned, have this day formed coparner.
ship for the purpose Of trnnsacllng General
FIRE MARINE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
business under tho finn name and style OF
DEXTER * FERGUSON.
GEO. y. DEXTER
n,r,. THoS. X. FERG USSON
'."'"'' iVN"S' january v l>o- il0-at
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This morning he was brought to the CITY
ana .'rrarncd before United States COM.
missioner Shields, charged with manufnc.
turing counterfeit trade and half.doliars
ne admitted that . portion of the tools
iluhI m The mountain cave belonged 10
hlm, hut said that he was using them in
the manufacture Of patent churn. Uc
told the officers that he went 10 the cave
during his leisure moments, as he knew he
could work there on his patent without, mo.
,estallon, and he had no idea that any one
Knew, about 1t, In regard to the counter.
,et pieces found In his cave and at hishousc
ny ny uS1llhed To shy anything Commissioner
TN y. committed him. Ia. Ludlow street
ton. When Harper was searched n hcaviiy
charged revolver was found In the hin
eSyket OF his pantaloons.-tN. Y. Mail and
Express. """
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rARM, IANCHE AND COAL LANDS
THURSDAY, JaNuARY u, 1882
INDICATIONS,

For West Gulf States; Local rains aud partly
weather winds shifting TO east and south, fol-
lowed on Thursday by rising temperature and
falling barometer,
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The war of rates still goes on between
Northern and Eastern roads, to the infinite
satisfaction of the shipping public.
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Pain and weakness of lungs, liver kil.
meys and urinary organs relieved by usin,
Brown'slron Mttcrs. - y ''"%