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Inmates, an approximately correct slaiemen, Of
The yield OF the crop has been reached They
have reported the yield compared 70 an aver
axe crop, the Yield compared 10 the crsp ~
last year, the average yield per acre and tho
average number oi bales Produced 10 each
plow used Ia It's cultivation All Of these eS.i-
mates using the sctuSl area and production, Al
reported ~ The census of $50 as an auxiliary
basis OF calculation. point - q production OF
yu, SO baes rs The crop ct Georgia in lSSe The
Weld compared 20 that Of last year is reported
In north Georgia 5; In middle Georgia, loi; ia
southwest Georgia, lot ia east Georges lO4 and
IN southeast Georgia. lis The average Yield OF
the who'e state. compared To that OF last year i
reported at lUa. figure which ia lower than the
estimates pachet from other standpOnts, while
the estimate OF an average production PEI acre
Of l9o pounds lint cotton Is no doubt excessive.
The caahty of the lint compared 10 that pro.
dpcee 4Ast year, is reported IN north Georgia los
In middle Georgia lis, Ia southwest Georgia los,
In cas-, Georgia los in southeast Georgia Ill: the
ayerag, quality for the whole state los.
The average yS,d in lat cotton per acre In
moth GtOtA'a ;hs year Is reported 22l pounds in
mldd Georr,a lS6 pounds IN southwest Georgia
i6l pounds, in east Georgia laS pounds, Ia south
east Georgia 10 pounds, aud in the whole state
l91pOunds
Theayemge price per pound December l, was
in north Carolina cents IN middle Georgia &
cents, In southwest Georgia gceuts IN east Gtor.
sla cents, IN southeas; Georgia . cents. The
average price over the whole state at that dat.
was eeou per pound
LIVERPOOL
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAT

The SloNlug paragIap' =, which is clippeA
nom the New loik ludir .h,r Is NOR. ev,,i.pa'
1pry OF the dry rot of n = New Ynrk sioek rX.
chSnge dian volume Of oou,u,e-,isi ami i,sn.
eInl Statistics woulu ..
y l<IheEe was 4 um IN the history OF the mar.
k0N heu s'oSSs ere bought and sold ON a
1else Sl - future and she Judgment OF
80 Is 70 inc ehtct o. passing events New
UzlcSs are mo led back and forth up and down
misre pt sensations and deceptous OF the
0onest sort. Then operators looked 10 the In.
UAslc Value Of property in either buying or
oYnng, now they rely upon ingenious ahd
AuSible lying aud tricks thar would shame :
0U1ndling horse jockey A market, as any 9th.
- branch Of ouslneSS. is made up OF individuals
30 their integrity or its lack. their
0ones,y OF The reverse, and the methods
portued by its members. go 10 mails up
~ character a. a whole Ii goes without say
ng that If the integral parts OF trading asso.
e1ston are honest and high minded as a body
twill Command and receive the confidence and
respect OF the public, and II the elements which
comhi0e In the make up are OF the reverse or
Ger It's movements viii excite constant distrus &
and aversion It's character Is made up from
The atoms Of which il is composed, aud WHOM il
nas once lost confidence. the prudent men aud
the general public avoid II Us they would any
other disrepuiable Institution whose object Is to
Ake other peoples money by dishonest means
end without an equivalent ia return. should
eome OF our readers apply these remarks 10 the
prevailing methods Of Wall street, We would not
Nstraln them from y free SNerCise " opinion,
and should they conclude that they III with toll
erably accuracy the conditions 81 the market,
We would not feel ihClined to dispute thti; con-
tlusion
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GU RE YOURSELF,

pt nohannans Vegetable Curative" Is WARRANTED 10 r-,
meneny cure all loims OF spstr.Atiprrhsa OF srsiptB
m'Akhs e.nsru Debility, impesrry. eic., and lctdr S
Lost Power" and brtnga bark the aSoaihui iigr," ID
those who have destroyed hy sexual excs,sy or ,y re
tees ~ ifVui two ~ seven weeks tur Ills rn,,lv Iil
has been Used by DE- bohanuan IN his private praeiss 10
over thirty Year,, was ner known 10 fall In curing hi
with wonderful elect 70 tofc ulleaead men wso H. n
weaS.sa beyond their Years. la uylyolstng proprt
are ict ~ once Ypgns men .utoflng tom The toI'a
guenccs q that ftt4ii; dsusiyc habit OF seif Air
gen use ms mcrir Nh The atrurancs OF spesdv a.
lhhhANtNt enfe. n rallgii. gains strength and firA
ty OF spirits onrr, % Gcn dtciy on the paris lfer
Ga N s9olAnR trd h-ng iunic and anod, DC 10 Inc ~
AN!d seminal Vesclts ad ufiaud ducts uniAtua p1vs
ave tone nnd nSyrnE hcl 10 Nsr natural state The n ~
o. u ihe baneidl haht lad never been iugri In ~
hFf'deus are simple IrodIr,ibns az natuTc-batk, mo-
heIps ,ie' END are sisciff inr the nbo' dsesas,
iiice, liyr Dollars, sent With tai diTtr,lons e'r
Any adltcp Tor talc only at Dr, C. A. k,hannan. 10. a.
10 ~ Nuih tufet bcM1rn Washington a,unue a.
tttcn stfe. I, ~. l.oms, -.,, Istahh.htI IN igI.
uf-pr Bis "Ircall,n on Special B.es,s," which ai,,t
ellM ushneaNn % rs nntat caiugs, symptoms sial y
glty' etc, OF aifHltis. SEMINAL NElkNIss fI, ~
kill4i. 10 atlfIfn u1ur a ma aan,.
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COTTON.

THE receipts OF cotton In this city to-day were
only Oh bales, 20 OF which came by rail, aA fol-
lows Two for Caller X Hill, from Auberry; S
for James Hayes from Lewisvi,lt, Tor q. T.
FcfEwton, from Richardson. aud IL for Kealy "
Bros from Lcwlsyile The shipments were
100 bales Tor White 4 Co over the ITO stOn 4
Texas Central, and 100 for Evans 4 Co, oyCr the
same road
Receipts Of cotton In this ely up to this even
ing were 3I2iS bates
some lev persons have been pleased to doubt
the correctness of the cotton arkCt rcpO.u ia
the HhGALD. They are correct aud repre- cut
just what buyers aud splnuers agents are pay
paying, one Of the most piumiueut cotton buy e
cfs IN Dallas stated To Il HERALD reporter
to-day that he h. orders 10 pur.
chase one thousand bales Of mi =
ding cotton OF l.lU and that oil his Efforts
wer In VAIN to buy alta less price than vs., and
that several par les refused to sell ~ that hgufc
NJ quotations eau be correctly hiven tur street
prices, or street buyers have no REGULAR figure
- olltr but make their purchases as low rs they
can 81 as 10 make q profit In selling TO regular
buyers, In many pOius ON the railroads Aur.
ruundinE thus ely cotton buyers i,igu 10 treat
tile HARAlp's cotton reports US unreliable, In
orderIo make purchases AT figures below the
actual value of the staple, bu, that does not
alter he fact that lAe HERAID's quotations are
correct
Their Is no change to note In prices Of cotton
In thus country or IN EUROPE In this city The
lnatNvt Is hrm
dOuu luiOdung. .,,,............ %
s.IV"ue ''''''''''' ''''''''''''''''' "
stiiot uw niddhns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, y
low mlunnhs ''''.'' ~
thN ordinary ..,.,,,,,.,.,,,.'''"''.''. 81
gdlurrV . ........,.., ...., 81
The business attho New York Cotton exchange
makes very favorable showing for the year
lsol, although at times there were perOds OF
great dullness, Compared with ISL there IA
an increase ia thn volume Of transactions, both
In spot and options he sales Of spot cotton for
the year lSSs were s1O6ll bales, against sll
bales In 1857 ana 81 lgs bales IN lsS1-an In.
crease over 1881 OF a. 7gJ bales and over lSSO OF
2Gll6 bales The sales of futures accounted to
S0,SyG5 0bales--an increase Of 81 40 bales over
Those OF 1881, but dvcrcasc VI LO2I5)0 bales
from those OF lSs0.
The annual repor, o, the Georgia agricultural
bureau says
The yield OF cotton has varied In different
localities in tho same county, aud even on the
same farm, this season. Uniil the middle OF
eepIsmber there was an excess OF rain for this
crop, which requires less moisture than any
other Cotton Is less ininted by excessive rain.
fal GU clay than on. sandy SOILS, aud tho con-
trast In the yield this year gu the two classes "
soil even wpeu lyiss In tho same or adjacent
De de, was voty "tlsing. osing IT, this con.
t'"t IL v-ry uu,lsVd afsss, voits.pOudents
g, expo'ietu'rd more bAs VTlisay dinlrulty
Ia vstlmauil. tao yiold Or oompatlus II Nth
oulty, ,woyer questions looking W ths salav
lerl \ Ns correspondent W estimate OF the
NIX 'hsNiofe the fssu,,~nt Of the difstsat W.
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NEyEu VNnyVN MN G.r
NEvEn KNOWN TO FAIL.

" had suffered twenty years with severe dis
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ny two DAYS was relieved, aud am now well
JOSHUA TuTHIL1A
MY physicians thought that was pnral
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My doctor pronounced my case Brighfs
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Having suffered twenty years with kidney
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81 have been greatly benefited by the use Of
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A. II. NlCEERSON,
u can testify to the virtue of Hunts Remedy
In kidney diseases from actual trial. HAVING
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REV. T. 4. TAYLOR.
VI was unable to arise from bed from an At
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II have suffered extremely with kidney dis.
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GEO. Y. CLARK.
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REMARKABLE!

KANSAS CRY. No, September n. lsse II
think II u duty owe TO humanity ~ say what
your remedy has done for me. One year ago
contracted a bad case of blood disease. ard not
knowing the resulted such troubles. I allowed II
to run ON for some time, but finally applied TO
tho best physician IN this city, who treated me
for six months, In that time 1 took over COO
pills VI frotoiodlde OF Mercury, v grain each
ana had run down in weight from 30 10 iss
pounds, and was confined 10 my bed with mer.
curial rheumatism. scarcely able TO tnrn myself
over Being u travelling man. some OF the ira,
tern.ty found me in this dep'orable condition,
and recommes de me TO try your speciic, as
they knew of several eases thAt had been eurvd
by Its use. eommenc,d the use of II with very
little faith. aud In less than three weeks was
ssA so SSs ss,xSSXX y J: ;si s;
Apots gradually disappeared, and to'dly have
not sore or spot ON my person. y my weight
Is pounds, being more than was l
do not wish you to publish my h,,aA,, but you
may show this letter to any wha donbl me
merit OF 3, s. s. for know 1t Is sure cure.
Yours truly, J.H. d.
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This Year. Last Year
2l.S1l 1884


saturday ......,....... 2lg,l 1SQll
Monday" |........... l..,,,,.....
Tuesday ,................. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wednesday ........... ...,,,.... ...,,.......
thuNdey. ...,..........I..
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II you doubt come to SEQ us and we will
CURE You, or charge nothingi Write for par
to the Unfortunate suffering . ASK any drug.
gist AZ 10 our standing.
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NUIV 10 U 1t
otNhe road,
and coupe,

Some thirty years ago there lived In Monigom-
cry, Ala, n young man who was terribly aiIiiut-
ed Amer being treated for long time by the
medical profession of this town with no benefit,
no commenceu taking . !, ., After persistent
acquainted with lnm twenty years thereafter.
can testify that the disease never made its return
j W. Brsuor J r. Hot Springs, Ark.
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FUTURES.

FUTURES changed front to-day aud took an
advance OF 5g7 points in New York, ana 2dS.Si
in Liverpool Spots declined lilo Oh the open.
ing at Liverpool, but are unchanged at other
poit.s' Tho entire market lroks firm tJ'uig hit.
Chicago Produce Chicago was up ON her
opening hu. was weak and lower the baalce
or the day, and closed II fraction lower 'hsn last
might.
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&atlrcats.
&ai,rcafs.
TIE x A S
M ID LA N D
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE OF TEXAS
GULF, COLORADO and SANTA re- RY
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
AT GALVESTON with Mallory Line Of
steamers for Key West and New York, Nor,
KAN Line Steamers for New Orleans. Indian.
ola, Corpus Christi, Brownsville aud Vora
At ARCOLA with I, h a. Mr.. r.. m,
Columbia and towns In BraEoria county,
At ROSENBERG with g., II, a q. A. Y,
lsunset Routo) for Columbus, woimar liar.
wood, Luling. San Antonio, Laredo, Uyslda
Western Texas aud Mexico; also 10,
Houston and Star and Crescent Route foi
Country, New Orleans and ali points In in
southeast North aud East with New YorI
Tex@& Mexican R'y for Wharton, Victoria
and stations ON that line,
At BRENNAN with II. at. G. Ry fS,
mempsiead' Ledbettcr. diddings, McDsds
At MILANQ with I. 4 @, N, Ry. for Hearno,
Palestine, Rootdale Round Rock George
town. Austin, San Marcos New Braunfcl,
san Antonio and Laredo.
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific Ry.
At MeGREGOR with Texas and 81. Lou,,
| Ky for Waco, Oorsicana Athens, Mount Pleas
ant ulmor and Toxarkann.
At MORGAN with the Texas Central Ry
Tor Waco, Ross, hico, lredell Cisco aud al
| points on that line.
AT CLEBURNE, Junction OF Dallas Di
| vision OF q, u n 3. u, Ry,
AT FORT WORTH with Missouri pacIH
ana rexas y Pacific Rys for all points o,
lhoso lines; for NJ paso. Santa Fo. San Fran
cisco an, Pacific Coast, and for Kansa
CITY, St 10. Chicago, New York. and nj
points North. East aud West
AT DALLAS with II. II u. O. ny. I, &
ny and Dallas Extension of Missouri r.
elite ly,
ra-Seo that your tickets read over this lima
rs-For full information. address
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
Genl Pass ASt
GALVESTON, TEXAa
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@edtrs,.

s~Dk EUGENE On vACx. OF fRAxcs.
has made us his agents for The slate Of Ierss 10
w nls neves-failine rsnaedy, Natures foasa
uisl hes'efsuNe or Nitahker" All a.fected With
nervous debility. ioss ef msnhooi ana An rim
ured dtseases should AZ once procure nj seircsiar
tSosn which 10 learn the Cause OF the shs eases
above mentioned; then at once To pro- ure lrom
Us or through US by your drcgsistort yexprSss
the never. failing rmesiy
ERRONEOUS, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas Texss.
BY retail at Howell d Rro's and Zach Talllver
Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages ooh
and sill, binding, 50 cents; same In paper cover
IS cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womsnhood. l
cents; pamphlet cents securely sealed, BY
mail send money or postage stamps Dr.
WHITTIER, the great specialist si7 ST. Charles
street 81 louis Ma
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-18

WASHINGTON. April 17th.-Considarirg the
unfavorable circumstances. tie close, dark.
lily ventilated Courtroom and tho unusually
long ard tedious proceedings, the beginning
CT the fifth raouth of the second star route
trial found the Court, jury and counsel look
ing well and in remarkably good health. All
of the Defendants were present-rather an
uausual occurrence. Elk. Postmaster General
James was called to the stand.
Upon thu conclusion of the examination Of
Mr.. James, R9rdell was recalled and contra
dicted John w. Dorsey. where he gaid that
be (Rerdell) was in Washington in April,
1879.
Bliss thea said that. with the exception of
proof of the contents Of the Clendenrin letter,
the prosecution hal coHcirdsd.
he Cnnrt then adionrnsd
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and independent. Ii this suggestion
is adopted, the celebration for this
year viii take On new form. We shall
have representations Of Adams and Franklin
and their colleagues, and of the English and
French Statesmen who stood our friends.
We shall hear read some of the remarkable
Literature Of the negotiations, not the least
interesting Of which was the speech of the
King of England, in which he grudgiugly
granted what he could no longer withhold,
and wherein he reasserted that a System OF
monarchy is essential to the enjoyment Of
constitutional liberty. The event can be
made one of decided interest; it will be
new to the youth of the land, and will in
vite anew to the reading of the diplomatic
history OF the nation. By all means, then,
let us celebrate On iris year with special
reference to commemorating the second
moat notable and important event recorded
in the annals Of peace in all our national
history.
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WHAT Has IT CONTRIBUTED {?

Even Mr.. Baysrd is too cautious TO ad
vance positive claims for Democratic as
cendancy. He ia aware that he would be
unable to answer the question, "Why
should your party be placed in power y
except by responding as he does in word
and effect, Because the country has tired
of the Republican party" Now this is
but the Democratic iteration of years.
What evidence is there of it? The Rspub-
lican party is but young. Parties either
grow or decay. Republican principles have
as steadily grown as the assumptions Of the
Democracy have lost IN vigor. The Dem
ocratio party can engage in no struggle ex-
cept for the offices, and that is always an
ignoble one. Professor Amos, in his re.
cent essay on the nature sad limits OF the
science OF politics, remarks " that the
reasons that account for politics being an
inherently unscientifc study hold out a
good promise for the future and afford am.
pie encouragement to the use of a strictly
logical method in political Investigations,
and to the attempt to create scientific
structure of ever increasing completeness. u
To this promise aud encouragement what
contribution has been made by the Dsmoc.
racy? In what element of national growth
is it's handiwork now manifest? In what
respect hes it advanced politics toward a
scientific plane? 1t has been its constant
effort rather to belittle all such attempts,
to pander to gross tastes and to make
power the end and INSCRIPTIONS methods
the means TO that attainment for party Is
sake, and not for the establishment of
principles that should enter into the com.
position, and give force and power and dig
nifty to the State.
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THE COUPON CASE.

The decision Of the Superior Court,
published in the RECORD UNION yesterday,
concerning the bonded indebtedness of shis
city, goes to the extent only of deciding
that a writ of mandate will not issue to
compel the Treasurer of the city to
pay from the sinking and interest fund
sums alleged TO be due on coupons of city
bonds, upon the mere presentation to him
of such coupons, without any action pre-
fatory on the part of the city government
directing him so to pay. The inference
may be drawn that such mandate would
not issue to compel the Board of City
Trustees to make such an order TO the
Treasurer to pay the coupons, although
that was rot in issue in this Gaze. The
decision is based also upon the fact that
the Act of 1858, setting aside a per-
centage Of water rents for the sinking
and interest fund, was repealed by
the Act of 1868, which provided
that specific percentage of
the net revenue from water rents should
be put into that fund, and the fact that
the petitioner in the case before the Court
did not allege a refusal to place in the fund
a percentage of the net proceeds. The de-
eision Of the Court justifes the inference
that the Legislature possessed the power
to amend, alter, change, or even abolish
the compact under which the honda were
issued. It also may De inferred that the
legislative authority has practically denied
the city creditors under bonds any remedy.
by any process, against toe city, in the na-
ture of attachment or levy, in any pro.
ceedings against the revenues of the city.
The question of the duty of the Trustees
Of the city TO set aside SO per cent. of the
general fund, the revenue from licenses.
harbor dues, and fines, for the interest
fund, was not involved in this case.
While it is not declared in the decision, the
line of reasoning running through it and
the citation of authorities justify the con-
clusion that if the Supreme Court shall
sustain the decision, the creditors of the
city, represented by outstanding bonds,
will be deprived of any process whatever by
which they can realize, by levy or other
wise, upon their claims, even if they should
pass into the form Of judgments. If this
position is true and is established by the
Court OF last resort, it will be equivalent
to saying to the bondholders that they
took their bonds with presumptive knowl.
edge of this condition, and therefore it
does not lie in their mouths to complain.
The logic of this chain of reasoning results
in the declaration that the sovereign power
has the right, at any time, TO alter or avoid
it's contracts, and that the creditors must
rely solely upon the good faith of the
government with which they are dealing
to discharge its obligations.
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unn,e Manufactures.

It is with just pride we can point tc
Americas success in manufactures, ard e..
pecislly SO is this the Gaze with that mos,
durable of all known floor coverings, LIMO.
LEUM." It has so completely superseded the
best foreign article that only the pooEss.
qualities can now be imported. In use. the
foreign goods will continually look dirty
and dingy; the domestic, bri hi, clean and
pleasing, white the designs and artistic effects
keep these remarkable goods, ard the Walton
trademark, with the word "LINoLEUM," il
on the back Of every square yard of American
make
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California Safe Deposit 6 Trust Co.,
s2S MONTGOMERY ST., san FRANCISCO.

ENTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. DEPOS-
Il its received, subject to check or draft at sight
certificates OF deposit issued. Loans made on
collateral security.
The Safe Deposit Vault contains 900 safes, Of
different sizes which rented at from 81 to $50 per
month, and from So to $500 per year. according to
size and location also large general vault for the
care OF sverware, jewelry, trunks and boxes of val
liable articles, bullion, coin books and papers of ner
camille houses dodgers, which will be received or
delivered at any time during the day or night, and
personal property of all kinds.
This Company will act as agent of corporations,
estates, firms and individuals for the of secur
ties, real estate and personal property Of all kinds
the collection of interest and rents and viii transact
business generally as trustee for property and inter
ests ntrusted to its care will hold powers Of attor
ney, and make collections and reuittances buy and
sell securities DRIFTS, exchange, bullion, foreign
money, etc: make investments and negotiate loans
viii at IS executor and administrator of estates,
guardian of minors, etc; pay annuites ETC.; will
act transfer agent registrar Of transfers OF
stock, and as trustee under trust mortgages of in
corporated companies. fe10-is3mMWS
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Iinnnr Iicensas In Ghin.

New York. April Midnight. High
est temperature to-day. 61' lowest. Az.
CHICAGO, April 17th.-Highest tempera
ture to. day, ST.; lowest. 46'.