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COURT RnpoRrs
Superior cours-Howard. J.

Superior Court-Howard. J.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 20.
People va. T. 8. Harris-Assault with
intent to murder = Found guilty al
charged, and sentenced 10 one year in
the penitentiary at San Quentin.
Robinson, trustee, VS.. Brewett
set for trial March lst, on motion Of at
torney for plaintiff.
Estate Of H. Heinsch, deceased Con
tinued until tomorrow at 10 A. M.
Yorba vs.. Hart ct Defendants al
lowed ten days further time to plead.
Goldsmith VS.. Howes ct al--DemurreI
submitted without argument by consent
of all parties.
Richards Va. Gilmore ct al-Account.
ing set for February 9th.
People vs.. Hay = Rape-ve venire FOR
thirty-six jurors ordered, returnable.F Feb
25 at lOA. M.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Hancock VS.. Plummer.
Hirschfeld vs.. Wilson.
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II Nsver Fail,.

II all other remedies have failed 10 af.
ford relief, there il one that will never
disappoint you, and that one il Syrup OF
Figs. The strong and the weak alike
find il powerful for good; harmless, yet
thorough, always giving strength to the
bowels, so that regular habits may be
formed and the system restored to a
healthy condition. Each half dollar bot.
tie contains from twenty TO thirty aver
age doses, and the dollar bottle more
than double. For sale by C. F. Heinze!
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NAMES OF cosrnrBuroRs.

Messrs. HeIlman, Haas q Co.. 500
Mr.. Frank Sabichi, 500; Mr.. I. w.
Hellman, $50; Frank Lambourn's collec-
tions. sl07; J. NJ. Hale 4 Co., $50; Mrs
J. s. Slauson. s25; Mr.. H. T. Lee. s25
Mr.. @. Ducommun. SIS; DIR. j. 8. Griffin,
IS; Mr.. Joe Mesmer, $40; Mrs. Stevens,
81, Gen. P. Banning. s25; MIR. T. Gard
nsr. $40; Cash. $3.50; Casper Cohn,
$40; w. w. Robson. $40; H. s. Par.
GELS, $40; J. Mutually. $40; Mrs. NJ
Krsmer, 81; Mrs. W. Lacy, IS; Mrs
Csswell, $5; Mrs. I. Lankershim, go;
Mrs. I. N. Van Nuys, $40; Total cash
collected. $6S0.5o.
MISCELLANEOUS CONTRIBUTIONS.
City Of Paris store, large supply Of
clothing; Dillon 4 Kenealy. a stock Of
underclothing; Peoples Store. blankets
aud clothing; H. Siegel, a lot Of hats; B.
r. Coulter, clothing and fine blankets
Jscoby Brothers, lot Of shirts and
drawers; Polaski Brothers. underwear
and other clothing; L. Harris 4 Co..
blankets and clothing; Prof. A. Cuyss,
20 shares stock in Am. - Company;
Feintuch Brothers, ladies' and childrens'
underwear; ]. w. Hale \ Co., bill Of
dry goods; John C. Bell, large supplies
of'clothing.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hughes L Co.. Lewis Brothers. G. L.
Fisher. Joseph Mesmer, A. 8. Nc.
Donald.
OF provisions and groceries, the follow.
ing persons and firms contributed: h.
Jevne. Seymour 4 johnson. Booth 4 DE-
Hart, G. Brode, Burch 4 Boal.
FAMILIES RELIEVED.
The families relieved are: John
Fischer. Alfred Moore. Mr.. White, Mr..
Dolbard, J. Luce. Mrs. Para, Mr.. Ma
gle, Christina Eekert. Mr.. Cardwell.
John Nibel, Mr.. McGoodrich, Mr.. Ber'
nal. Mrs. Muller. Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Kra
mer, Mrs. Schwerzsr. Maria Ramirez, c.
W. Mead, Mrs. Sutter. Mrs. Lambert
Mrs. Leonardo. Refugio Sanchez, VIM
Esho,tens. Mr.. OFT, Abram Calderon
Mr.. Peters, Mr.. Cooper. Mrs. Ellen Ber
ry. Ms. M. Moreno. Mira. Lolamandi
G. Philippe. Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Dunn
Leonardo Bastamsnte, c. Beebe. Mrs
Romero and Mrs. Whitney.
In addition to supplies to these fami
lies, the ladies paid out yesterday il
cash $466. They have large amount
Of clothing on hand which will be prop
erly distributed where needed. Theil
headquarters are at the City Council
Chamber. where they are ably assisted
by Col. Walter 8. Moore and Council
man F. R. Day.
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Rssolurion No. asa.
A resolution ordering the payment for
the construction Of Section 9 Of the
Hill and Seventh streets sewer.

! Be it resolved by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil Of the city Of Los Angeles;
SECTION |. The Treasurer Of the
City of Los Angeles is hereby directed
to pay out Of the Hill and Seventh
Streets Sewer Fund at the expiration of
fifteen days after the passage of this res
olution to w. J. Nicely. the contractor
for the construction Of Section Of the
Hill and Seventh streets sewW and
known ss the Sixth street sewsr. The sum
Of ons thousand eight hundred and forty
dx and s7-ioo tsl. .sa6.s7) dollars; pro-
vided. however, that said payment by
said Treasurer shall be made subject to
the following provisions. to-wit: Tha,
any person or persons who have per
formed labor upon or furnished matsriall
for the construction Of said work or i'm
provement may file within the said fif'
teen days. with the City Treasurer, any
written claim he or they may make on
account of such labor performed or ma
tsrials furnished; and at the expiration
Of said fifteen days. the said City Treas
ursr shall pay to said contractor the
amount specified in this resolution. less
the sggregAts amount Of all such claims.
II any, filed in accordance with the pro
visions of Section Is Of "An Act for the
Improvement Of streets. lanes. alleys,
.uris, places and sidewalks, and tue con
struotion Of sewers within municipaIi'
ties, approved MarOh 9Th. 1888.
Should any money BE- retained by ssid
Treasurer on account Of any such claim
or claims he shall pay over the amour'
Of saoh claim only upon the order there
for Of said Contractor. endorsed BY thu
claimant therefor. or upon the order
therefor of any Court Of compstent iuris
dtctiou.
Szc. 2. The Clerk Of the Counoil shal
earthly to the passage Of this rssolution
md shall cause ths same 10 BE- pabllshsi
onos il ths Los Angeles Daily HsnAtD'
I'D thsrsapon snd thsrsaftsr IL shsl
taks slIsst end b il force.
-
1f hsrshy oertify that the foregoing
rssolstin ~ sdoptsd BY ths Counen o
~ olty Il Lns AnGslss - it, nsstins o
| ysnrun1y llth. 4 d 1854.
W. W. noBlssoN.
CA 4 ~ Ceunsll q ~ cty q
Lss Ano,ls.
Apprsssi III l5sh day Of F<bruaxy
| a. b. loo& G. = Tno>s.
Nsyor.
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Portland Dement,

Ny own Importation; direct from
London ex-ship Blengfel. For sale in
lots to suit. Special rates given for
large quantities.
WALTER s. MAXWELL,
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llrYlas gasn TN plsSlu.

frhe tsnor q Goanunicssions appearing in
this column Is not necessArily cndefsod by the
editor 81 the HERALD The writer who desires
"a BE- heard in II uhoul4 always accompany bic
scrssd with hs full name. net ncce sssrily Tor
publication but - guarantee Of good faith.l
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Horsford Acid Phosphate.

ApAihAnLk RESULTS N FENkns.
Dr.J. J. Ryan, st. Louis. Mo-, says:
II invariably prescribe It in fevers; also
in convalescing from wanting and debili.
tatiDg diseases, with admirable results.
. / also lind it tonic 70 an enfeebled con-
dition Of the genital organs"
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and wife owe our lives to SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION CURE" Sold by C.
r. Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
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Pssadsna.


Business gentlemen who contemplate
becoming residents Of the Southern
California Paradise" when the South.
eru Pacific Railroad is opened. should
secure the commanding building sitss now
offered for saie in the beautiful orange
groves OF Mr.. james Smith. on Orange
Grove avenue. They arc located on .
hillside. looking cost having splendid
views Of the entire San Gabriel valley
and convenient to PostofIios, schools
and churches. Mr.. Smith has also
some lots On the main thoroughfars
end businsa street. Fair 0Aks avenue,
betwesn Hotsl Rsymond end postofice,
the corner lots Of two aud half acrcs
each having frontagss Of SO fest BY 206
feet. jRnSo-tf
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy. Price
80 cent? Sold by G. r. Heinsemsn, I22
North Main street.
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WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
lohs Cure will give immediate relief.
Price, 10 cts. SO cts. and 81. Sold by G.
F. Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
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Peruonal.

A magui6csnt stock Of watches. diA
monde aud jswslry i now being clossd
ont e u Nruo slzoet bstwesa Spring
md Naan. The stock u frou the well
hnswn snd sx>unslvs ksuss of II. Bohn
I Co. 1t ChlsnGo I'D Dsuvsr. Colo!edo.
and y vor>A your tiSNs 70 look - Il -
n murs " rid. Gqoas III vezvNntsd -
reuresea>sd. Sale sysry aftsguoca ard
eVoNine. J. A. Tunxun Z Co..
jau23 Auotioness.
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ooaosrs ior ylooa sas.r.s.


The Ladies Benevolent Society have
iausd cali 10 ell Tie aingsrs of the city
TO assist them In their efforts to cazs fer
the Sufferers BY The recent hcod By CIV
ina . arAad bsns6t concert. The US Of
~ Bovt ssssss y. \ shassk ~ bssn
ds.sesa y ~ trn>sss of thaa sesisey.
q Wsansstay svniag. February Tth,
q v1ish ~ ~ spaesrt will tAks
plass. Ths ~ q DIyson Hall M
~ dsan>s1 ~ rsHeesual ~ sveniso.
aad asund rshssunl wIll taks p,ass.
~. ns1sst 4 Renlusa will NV shazr1
q ~ eesAssFa snd Mr. Ctasiss \. nay
q ~ e1&u& Ith kpDs1 ~ evay
sInGss ~ nssletnn x ~ eley m ~
pe.1 y ~ oo1l.
sSssses.
n sssusilsn ~ ~ eunlhg y
II Anuslp ~ ~ ~ - tGlRe
~ . opunl nany ~ vonl(1y psspls
bup - lpso1s "a n.ks r,rnansu1
kone \ ~ An1kp = s;Iss1l1r
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"HACKMETACK,"a lasting and fra.
grant perfume. Price 25 and 80 cents.
Sold by C F. Heinxenan, l22 North
Main street.
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sHILOHs CATARRH REMEDY
. positive cure for Catarrh. Diptheria
and Canker Mouth. Sold by c. F.
Heinzeman, l22 North Main street.
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Thops ass u ns6s Il absolutsly pure.
sGas wool. Ne sst1oa, No ehoddy mix
4ls Thsss sre - saoh goods made
1T fes 1sesa Isrity aed cheap
a66os h psiess. and wish you % csll
oa11oW, vksthse yoa wish 70 bay q
~. We hks 70 show thess foods. We
k6se Dsd nlanksts and Minssj Blaeksta
svsn I'D half fest vide and fall
l.~Gsh. Alss for thrss-quartsr beds nd
rsfstr size
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arlIrr roa T.su pisrasssuu

Action Of the Ladies' Benevolent So
cisty Names of Donors : Names
OF Persons Relieved A Prompt
and Good Work Done Yester-
day.
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Wesslss g n1aneaaA

The susIe.sa ~ q Phss : nn.n.
eo.istlns oe w1>-Ae4 dlensn1H ~
ullvu. - iuvslIy - nsox's epls>p>
= 49, VuEa eIee6& ~, vil1 be
: -; -
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FOR DYSPEPSIA end Liver Com
plaint you have printed guarantee on
svsry bottlo q Skiloh's VitAlissr. Il
nsVsr falls 70 cure. Sold BY c. r..
HeinssmAn, l23 North Main street.
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0entlssss's Z CoIorsd Shirts, Gentlsmen's
Colosod GelEs and Collers. 0eatlemen's
cd ~ Whise shifts. Gentlenen's o9d
w Upsl6eshirts and Drawers, Gentle.
( d,sn's odd lots White Linen CoilaFs.
N soods ar psffsct IN 81 respeot1
~ 1 want 70 close them oat t6loeo
s ). ?. CoULTER.
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Am YoU MADE nlsue>ls b h.
= :! !:
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war DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL snR.
utCE. o. 8. ARMY.

DlviEion q Teiegnms and Reports Tor the Den-
1t Of Commefcs aud Agriculture. Report q Or
ssrvations taken st Los Angeles, OIL. Feb. ~.
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twssGsu You WANT
co r. s ET S,
i hANpkgRcHlGFs,
vk~ yosssns
4 . LACE TIE-,
wssa yoa s.as
L 4 ! Linen Collars,
. wAsa 20 ws.s
! BUTTONS and PINS.
When you ~sas
sApsDvRo GDolMos,
LAoss OF ANY KIND.
whsu you went
= = = = = u =
Il LsoLa GLOVES.
Wien you vs.s
pRsvuMo oAUTLGTs,
Rhsa yo~ vase
, LADIES' and Misses Hose,
pvRG WOOL HOSE,
L8o1cg Un0eFWeSTs
Wa ysa vs.s
kMsr uRp9RwGAR,
wAsa - vsne
Hoop Skirts,
w. ~ wAas
DuFtea Kid Gloves,
wssayss want
Foster Hook Kid Gloves,
w&sa ysu want barysiss n thsss or any
Z "a q soeds s saFs . esIl =
a2SA 1888 Main Street,
-u nm
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ACTUAL oosr

Il or1sr % reduce sbock. Aireng other
l716as yon cen bay Closks, Doimaus,
j1l1lSG -.silks. Tfinmi1ss. Dress Goodd
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II|III| II
q: 8: q: 4: 4: 81; 81; 81; Z II Il &. &.
LOCAL Basvrr1ns.

S!a!@s. Ilsss.sss:sss: I'D,
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Boots s. Shoes
Aloo ATooor,

'fhsss barssins afs worth your invsstiea.
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N yssrs -, the writer. then yiai-
I, ~. oaked { PFominsht citixso % name
a. dlavtx6lEs - this ooantry. He ssid
49, 80 q va(ef" = ~ only one. That
d ~ o5lIt rsseysd.
~ j1fS 3 ~ 49, ll1&hask sud 4
y ~ s8h6 v,a1 q uotetaats. w
kav6 ~ ooiI1 ~ ~ s1iE1 thGy 49,.
HI wh(l6 ~ h sefou1b % moFolnut1'' =
Il = eood X W rsoll Cod1pslttion
ts5aip deVn ps3sss. Hldh usiess ass
W. ~ ~ ~ Rsles, vhs ~
vas1 It6yt ~ DnnhSta 49, ~ voai
si!ssiss! "a vi.itoss = cordially n
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H<zfet.cas ~ - ND
NJ, ,SsIz,NA S'''sS7E: n ~
E Esector's wife.
Ezn HUSBAND MARES A CONFESSION.


DR., W. J, Ciaton, of Clarendon, Ark. does
cutie large practice and stands high as a rnedi-
cal gentleman. His wiie's lingering condition
otcame so we'll knr WI. thas reporter pccosted
him On the streets of Memphis, one day, when
the following dialogue was had.
"Doctor, am glad to lea-n that Your wife
has RECLAIMED her health alter several ,ears Of
misery ard suffering"
" fes, sir, she is now quite restored TO health
to the great establishment Of myself and all who
knew her"
Have you any objection to telling me her
complaint and the remedy ?"
None In the least. She laoorad under an
aitcion peculiar to the sex, attended with loss
OF appetite, emaciation, rrostraton, impaired Sc.
crenons' cold extremiu,s, Mysteries, oonstan,
headache, extreme ncryorsness, and was bed.
ridden over three years. bly skill and that OF
other Physicians was exhausted and she was
given up 10 die. Some one mailed me the Formula
for DR.. Dromgoole's English Female Biters
iprocured few bottles anc placed her rpon its
use and itcsrcd her like magic. 1t is won.
derinl medicine, and take pleasure in recon-.
uendiag il to all wou,an who need = tonic or
female regulator"
Sold by al dealers at $I.oo. If sick, send for
rs cent book FREE.
J. p. DRoMGcoLE & CO.,
Louisville, Ky.
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RAILROADS,
NEW RAILWAY TIME GARD.
Houston Texas Central.
RAILROADS,

UOINa SOUTH.
eW OrlnaY.a onnfI Eotra,,
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~ AGED BAPTIST M,
TwoMoror 'sftl

'AoFe lmporto,.
Your agent being II, ~ Case,
Gays Ego, aud me tina y lumbus =.
., H. Campbell. we as,' ,n y, l.elenbs Y d
us reply wa, az hov,' v nm for \. u
.GrGres effected by hwif,'.W more i,0 n
rus Nencrah G mans Npec,fs ia
or ms hnrenittlnp iah NN,noWn iar AZ Il.
hnl' ofthc p0or ~ CO. rs ~ lOyei /"
membered thai lao CsG.l9imbus, i ~ sOl
mated quite an a nae SWIM Specific " Wy
icine, to be dlS S'IPuht Of Their r,S S.a
He said: W 'ue cl' y; hepca Na(
" nave Just seen Ina, -.
Il had ci, vu ~ letter in O Ky ~ ttsanz
said shss h hei hei much troubIa" u lef
iens Sr, i,au en- Treated by IL. y dah
t tb,,S o HIiIr,hg hlepast lhr.e or s sey III
liz liz o'q remedies. bit wi hon, V ,f !aa
tnit ,a, s9t gested Swifti1 lgiylng d
t too,' iour poi les and is n NJ pecltc, "
le1cI,S Wen. Her hand ia y, appareupI
s,ne,e sign OF the disease i I',hoVlh and
GUS now this medicine rsn oit' Ills NJ
,,WWllSt about the other cosaa,,S theu
ell mat was a lady sisa
GhecC q with the Fc etI,e1 ~ ~ sheha
10 - hahuN and arms, as ~, ,pnrNa
W"s covered over with soro. ask
was one OF the worst cas- ana ~,
u ug.Siase That | have G, er seon Vi ,lhssn,|
81 the poor creature was be, ihev1,
cue trled every remedy at cSoooha tlRs
lug mercury and iodid Of 'nnal,,u a
Wy VIZ, sreM worse. She was IN pg ~ , ~
Nnc,h ilr-t saw the q Sc u tls caaaS
taxing Sw lt's Specific. ma go hd
Ken Two bottles, but ey -, si@Fn
dI,seast has almost entIrei,, Mo- N
hcr strength and genera, hoai,u wand
improved. 1t is one Of the Y mnI, spiIy
cures har has come under m ruvSs Natas
Mr, campbell, Y Ii hayr ba oSvs11aas
va led experience in mingl;, iiall ia
observing their aGliction a., Wllnhlal
useaIWh I Is your opinion nv ia p y, 70
olSwif = spec flee" ''' Us 10 The "a
ina minislryof sixty voorst
sllu WIN every Class ofsocl"tr ~ wy u;
- rEed closely the variety of y it Snu alaA
hilllct humanity. Blood dlses a.ees n
most munyon's and tue m q dIr "
remove. II is my deIiber te ,,,,. uill'si
swlltS Specific IS tue grtndssi, ytJ,s NJ Y
eN, RAJ. oyered. There is oibI inv VIVA ui
b,e TO Ii There is otbma in ,I'n ,lo, c5glla
about SwllrS Specinc.p Wv sVOa W
Ire tise on Blood md SIX n r,so...
IRE. THE SWIFT SPRCIFIC 20 '4ea WV, ny.
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Relief from sick heaiache, drowsi.
rss, nausea, dizziness, pain in the side,
"a guaranteed TO hose using Carers
Title Liver Pills. These complaints ara
Early always caused bv torpid liver and
- 'nstipated bowels. Restore these arr
ms to their pr oper functions aud the
,ouble ceases. Carter's Little Liver
Ills Wilde this every time. One pill
- + DOSE Forty In a vial. Price q
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SaiRey'a Saline Aperient.
WHAT IS ITa

Il Is cheap, mild, effective and delightful lax.
stive or purgluVc, intended as substitute ior
eIas'ic and nluseating pills. 1t cures constipl.
tlon bi.iousness, sick headache, and is specially
adapted to all " ho lead sedentary or closeI,
confined life. itis a white powder and eiIervusces
IKE soda water. and is as pleasant. 1t does rot
gFipe noi scken AID is always ready. Putup in
north and south, Ss''''
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'.fNIH'IOIl IsNlUonCW,
). W. Graham, wholesale druggist, Of
Vsiin, IoNaS, writes: ~ have been
,ndling Or VIM. Halrs Balsam
the lungs, for the past wear,
nave found IL ono of the
ost salable medicines ! have ever had
my house Tor coughs, colds, and
en- consumption, always giving entire
tlsiaction' Please send me another
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ne Enect OF Hard Times Upon business,
We have In stock, about 1000 bows
-'hool and children's suits. We Offer
en- at cost, which will enable every
" IN Dallas To wear warm winter
. nc at a very ow price.
REiNHARDT, the Clothier.
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twenty Dollars Worth o, Ulotbi,y t,r
Ten Dollars
We have Invested Thousand of dollars
~ recent forced sales in the eas, We
iarantee good SO suit, which sold i'm
i'rmer years NJ So
RINuARDr, tho Clothier.
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mrn,o.

DR. FCGENE Inv T,,>-,-,..
to o. sci, maze hiS US his agent + to = \ Of y
e ,3an, e5ial Restorative remeay's. i
ailected with nervnns or vlS,'I
mood and all kindrn%Hs +, debility, IN
san USE. OF the diseases ahn,w hichlsa
a. ,,o' once procure from 1--we uoe u.ent.5
remedy. "a press, thu ~
Nv rotoW, " olesale DrugspisV,s { Nm
: -. ~ howell Bros. an, ',Slas
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ATLANTA Sept. " ISS, "eheh.
think :. s. $. a vepy inH from :.
viso ATM nps ease, and at II 's ss rs9i
'ou'c' JAMES i1p \, I'm
Chief LnrsHiAA
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No mother snonld he without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY
'hich cures ali female diseases an,
lakes all women hannv.

TO make a gocd salad dressing In tho
. urinary WY rnnd condiments, plenty
- Tune and no little skill are essential.
urkees salad Dressing su plies all
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Music boxes, the hest assortment over
rought to Dallas, at G. II. Edwards,
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY. STOCKS ANp noNps.


!. NEW l:y,. York, Dec. 2O-closedat the follow
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II Is self.eyldent that physician paving
particular attention 10 q claes Of cases ittalhs
great skill, and physicians IN regular practice
recommend cases 10 the oldest ollce In Amesf.
ca, whore every known appliance Il resoriei
TO, and the proved good remedies Of al
ages and countries are used, \ whole house 10
NED for ollce purposes, and all are treated with
III ~, ~ respecllui Ilaaneri aug, Anorins
count Of the great number ann'yng the
charges are kept low, often lowe, than Is De.
mandcd by others. IL You secuta the skill and
get speedy and perfect life care, that Is the
important matter. Pamnliet % pages. Sent
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SHEn MAN-DAVIS.
One OF the Letters Upon Which Genera
Sherman Based His Charge.

WASHINGTON, d. c., December l6.-
General Sherman has in his possession a
letter signed by Alexander II. Stephens,
Vice-President of the late Confederacy,
addressed to Hon. II. " Johnson, Of
Georgia, dated Charlottesville, Ga, April
sth, 1854. General Sherman states that
it was loaned him by DR.. II. c. Robbins,
of Creston, H., who obtained it on John
sons premises In Georgia in 1864, while
Surgeon of the l0lst Illinois Infantry
Stephens letter is in reply to one In
which Johnson demonstrated with him
for his supposed antipathy to Davis.
Stephens denies such feeling, but says
that in criticizing the act of suspending
the habeas corpus, he has been actuated
by general principles. He goes on to
say that his feelings toward Davis are
"more akin to suspicion and Jealousy
than animosity, or hate. 81 have re-
garded him" he says, "as a man of good
intentions, but weak and vacillating. l
am now beginning to doubt his good in
tentions. My reasons are these: Since
his first elevation to power
he has changed many former
States rights principles, as in
the case of conscription. His whole
policy-the organization and discipline of
the army-is perfectly consistent with the
hypothesis that he is aiming at absolute
power. Not word has come from him
showing disapproval of military usurpa-
ton in the orders for martial law by
Bragg and VanDorn. 1t Is
well known that the subject of Dlcta-
torship has been mooted, talked OF and
discussed, in private and in the public
journals, and that the most earnest adj
yocates of such course have been the
editors near him--edtors of journals
recognized as organs of the Administra-
ton. These are bad signs,
should put the country on Its guard"
Stephens goes on TO say that his indig-
nation is for the policy, not for the man.
Again he speaks of Davis weakness
and imbecility, and says he has no more
feellngof resentment toward him for these
defects than he has toward his poor, old
blind, deaf dog. He says not one-tenth
OF the people approve the acts OF the ad-
ministration.