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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01
.HE STATE OF TEXAS.
no sl.e sherlu q any constable or TravI.

I TO she sheriff or any Constable Of Travis
County, Greetings
Whereas james u. Raymond and C. W. Whfis.
under their Gm name % Raymond 4 Whifs, have flcd
their petition ia the District Court 81 Travis county
against james Davidson and L. II Edwards alicginE
that on the 18th July ISL said Davidson Tor yainn-
bic consideration executed and delivered 10 sid Ed
wards his proniszory note for the sum o. 5l70 gold
PAYABLE SIX months after date 20 the order 81 EId Ed
described in EdUarls deed 20 said Davidson q crCn
date with said note bear interest af the rats q ten
PEP ccnfun per anuum from dlte- that said lotc
given "a n1rI consideration 81 the Interest Il e1id ~
Wards In ccrlzin tracts % land o. GO acres each
situated IN FarCltc cu1nfg BEc<ncr creek p1lenf1d
10 W. n Walton. assignec q samuel 81 John; than q
vendors lien retained - said Eduarls o scclre
IRE payment ol said note. f1lt The 4th Jay I6e2
said Efwards. ior Vl111e cons 1cr1iulr med
said r. Uardt - also liable cnd1rscr and th8f Che
whole - the prinCp1 and Interest ~ said note g. dac
and uup1il pai1ills pay for pI0ccss for judgment
and for fnr1clcslr1 81 TIE raldol's Hen lrcl srtL
land and Ter general reIIef
NJ hcrcforr we command ron Summon fhr a1if
JAMES I1ridscu Who u IIrtc1lc1 with Itc sail T. u
ElTlris ~ ea1al. lIis citation % D. p11s1c1 lor
four successive weeks ror % tie Eliuln lT herccl Cd
tie He1noer-l-c cl4ies--n, aNccEly lrEsq-I1r T1t-
ft LlsrIr1 Cc1rr 81 L..rls c1uT. - hc hid 8 the
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

General John b. Gordon has accepted an invitation
to review the corps Of cadets Of the Texas Military In
stitute AZ The Institute grounds this evening at half
past i've o'clock aftcrwhch he win address the cadets
The corps win be in full uniform The public gener
ally are invited TO be present Some OF our enterprs
ing livery men would doubtless find It profitable to
run lIneOf omnibusscs to the Institute during the
-.-lninr
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

sfessrs Dccordoyer Withers tel ~ that the desire
for real estate Investments in city 3 the In
crease. They have in their hands Tor sale improved
and unimproyed property In every part Of the city
Strangers wishing 10 make investments win ind Il TO
their advantage to give them a CALL and examine their
lists Of property for sale
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

cant. Ncsseliy. Deputy United States Ma-Shai.
seoa here on yesterday with two prisoners Booth and
Doss Ex-Posfnaster and Ex-Deputy Postmaster, firm
IIi county Who have been arrested upon charge Of
taking money from registered letters. Doss has been
lodged in The Travis county jail and Booth 4 in the
easiody Of The United States Marshal
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

one day lasi week party of gentlemen strolling
dong the shores q Barions creek. with bad luck.
lspied little fellow with a rcd shirt and a straw hat
dangling line over the sideuf log Halo. boy.
what arc sou doinsf said onc % them Fishing. =
came The unswcr well. Of course said the gentle
man, "but what do yon caiehg' 'Fish. you fooll
Whist 90 you s'poser'
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01
TINE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the sherIirO or any Constable of Travis
County, Greeting:

County, Greeting
Whereas. Clement r. Johns, Flavius Everitt and VIM.
Won Rosenberg, composing the firm OF C. r Johns q
Co. residing in Travis county have fled their petition
David Waters, Elizabeth A. Waters. W William smith,
and his daughter Fannie Smith The last three de-
PENDANTS residing in Decatur county, Georgia, alleging:
that May Z. 1861 petitioners made contract with
E. D. Waters, whereby he delivered 10 petitioners GER
tain land certificates for location and obligated to con-
vey Oned thereof for their services in locating and
obtaining patents upon the locations, which were 10 be
made in the timbered portion Of Texas petitioners
to have their third out OF any Of the tracts: that
plaintiffs located said certificates and obtained patents
for all the lands and in al things complied with their
obligations to said E. d Waters The lands so located
and patented are described follows: Qll7 1873 1893
square varas Of land in the counties OF Houston and
Walker. about a miles II CIV. Of Crockett patented
BY virtue of augmentation certificate No. 394 in name
land in Trinity county, about p miles s. w from
Sumpter patented June 18th 1863 by virtue Of Land
Warrant No. 40 issued to John Byan 80 800 acres in
Fannin county, on the waters Of Bois dare creek,
about Is miles n So Z. from Bonham, patented JAN
T. 1862 by virtue Of donation warrant No Alb issued
Dec 3, 1855 to John Bryan a. 800 acres in Fannin
county Bots d Arc creek about 16 miles n. % E.
from Bonham patented by virtue of donation warrant
No Alb to John Bryan For full description of said
1859, the said Z. d. Waters died, leaving the said
Elizabeth A Waters, widow, and two children, David
Waters and Rebecca Smith, heirs. That in December,
1869, Rebecea Smith died, leaving kor husband Mnl
Smith aHd her daughter Fannie Smith, heirs. That
plaintiffs aver that they and said Elizabeth, and David
Waters and William and Fannie Smith the owners
of said lands; and that plaintiffs oe-third thereof
and are entitled to decree divestng such interests out
Of defendants and to partition which relief they ask
in the petition, and to that and they judgment for
said oneh bird interest, and for partition and for APP
pointmeIt of commissioners to partitiOnSad lands.
Wherefore we COMMAND you TO summon the said
Elizabeth a. Waters, Fannie Smith and William Smith,
who implicated with David WateTs by causing this
citation to he pnblished fef taT successive weeks
STATEsMAN, weekly newspaper published Travis
county Texas to appear next of the District Court Of
Travis county to be held at the Courthouse thereof in
AUSTIN on the first Monday in June 1873, then and
there TO the petition of said G. r. Johns +,
Evertt and W. Won Rosenberg, under their Sra name
of c. r. Johns Co., when and where you shall make
known how you hava eKeegfed this writ.
Witness A, II. Morris, Clerk Of said court and the
seal thereof attached, this 9th day Of March, 1873
IT, 81 A. X. NORRIS. Clerk.
aprl0-W4w By FRANK CRowS, Deputy,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01
YaE VANCE HOUSE,
SAX ANTONIO. TEXAS.

have oeehauied and completely renovats she Vance
Holsc and have one o. fhe 1nes hotel hnIilines
~ The south a. % the eize and comfort ~ the rooms
can compete with any hotel &c The State The build
mr. q ccnirny loeaicd and q especially convenient
for travelling bnsiless fncn.
Onocfoi,or 10. ls1l viii open lrsi class hotel in
Che bathing aforesaid with I'd f1e modern improve
menis. Bar. billiard room. barhT shop and bah
house attached Also have enc stable 81 connection
can haze fhfm vel cared fof IS reasonable rales On
tie premises 3 1ue rififn With 10o8 gallons ~
water.
Acrclne 10 % ulai q right and % keep hoieI te
bet kn0u hoe respectfully soilcif fkr Fzfrnnarr
81 ihe pnhir.
sep. p. iszs hossrif
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NOTICE OF ACCOUNT.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To tIae SherIG or any Constable Of Travis
County-f Greetings

Whereas the state Of Texas has fled her petition in
the District Court o. Travis county. against james
Davidson alleging thar on the firtyGrE % Nay. 1872
said Davidson The AdfUfanf-Cencral o. fhc State
q Texas. and Chief Of the State Police having been
previously appointed such. and actiDg IN that
capacity, ard en- thar date and sundy other dates
Old irandulenliy take divers 81 pubic money q
the catc Il Texas forth IN ceriain exhibit at
f1elcd 70 said Petition and did convert them 70 bis
Own use amounting ~ the agcrclic % tWlrfyfeFcn
thousand, eight Eundrcd 11d Dincfy-01c dollars and
nlnelysiZ cents; thai said Davidson has abandoned
The ccuntr- and T. beyond the iifs q fhe State ~
Teas. Plaintiff prays for writ N Attachment and
t1r p1cccss By piibliclfion. and Tor iutc1rert-
WHEREFORE. WI colrll1d yca - sulli1cl the f1ld
sifes Davidson, b clueinr the WIT o. ~ Published
Tor fcur succc-fe wee prior 10 ne return day here
~. 81 he Deuoc-afic Sfaffsrlea gsEIy newspaper
plbsrd IN Irltff county 10 nprear before tie Dis
trici Court q rsrls conr 70 81 hsd ~ ftt cofri-
house tlcrt1f i Austin on tie lrst No1t1y u Jrne.
iel flen crd figc % 1llr fc reiticl - the state
= Teas. bril- sllfemcll - Ufa - - or Efsciu.
FlcE 1rf y here ron sftII make knCrr lor goa base
irxetllcd this VIII
Wliaess ~ ksrl nl a. sal a s-id soart- ii.is
.lnllcc1th Il 1lffrt 18-8
NORRIS Clerk
n.1r-e-uH - EEopr. ucrrtg-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

The Dlll Cor Assessment ana CnTIecflon
% rExes- Pending N t1e EIouaes
Il IS derouteily 70 Be wished that Il NAV
not - such a. ahortioH IS some Of its pre-
decessor have hccn- A provision. vester-
day adopted hy the House. however, has
time and again. proved net - .l,e plaeficai.
md has been, whenever tried, dead letter
on lio aluie hook. L permits tie raS.
otai - taxes 81 An3 o1Ir IS TIE ftfnlr
wier thc iar8 Hess oen IS trnci 81
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

We learn that the building committee Of the south
cm Presbyterian Church win soon have snasons Al
work on The walls of the badng and that the work
WI be pushed forward to completion.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

80 Geo Hancock has hands At work digging the
ndation Of large business house on Pecan street.
5 ie used ~ Wholesale dry goods establishment
L-nnln4cnnnts q the araer Of fhn day.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

A large number Of wagons were IN yesterday from
he Up country, loading with lumber Twenty or
thirty Thousand feet left taking that direction.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

Immense swarms Of gTasshoppers are to be found IN
lclnly. Luckily they arc not In such numbers
q serious damage They are now hardly half
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

onF LITTLE friends reminded that the great circus
Ill exhibit here on Monday next PAIas and nammss
Of course VIII have 70 go with them TO see thar no ac
cident beiais the dear little creatures.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

MAmaED.-By Rev E. b. Wright at the residence
Of Mr. d. y Waddeli, on April %; Mr.. james n.
Denson Of Williamson county, and Miss d. Catherine
Caroihera. Of Austin.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

-sAA5fsher sprung up yesterday morning and yester
day and lastfleAt was quito cooi-enough 30 to do
vegetation no good
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

cattle continue 70 eross the Colorado daily Yester-
day alarge drove passed, and We understand there WIN
be more today
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

We hear Of a number Of pcnlcs TO come of In a
short time. The Sunday schools are getting ready
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

Get your job work done at the Statesman Office
with new material. and on new presses.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

About four thousand head o. cattle crossed the
river yesterday. bound for Kansas
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01
CHARLEs l. EVANS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

win practice in the Supreme and Federal Courts at
Austin, and in the Inferior Courts Of Travis and
rounding counties.
Ofiec In Browns bull ding corner Of Bots d Arc and
Brazos streets. janf2-dw1y.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

The city dog Of dollar per head Is reducing
The number Of bowling Quadrupeds in this place.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

Yesterday d.h were taken pleniifaIly nom the
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01
Local Matters.

Mnbgy. Of our city, has Iust returned from
cattle rsnch IN Llano county, and tells
~ grasshoppers have destroyed the crops In
5s1niy. The same news comes from san saba
-. They are IN large number IN this county.
q se have not been advised that they lsve done any
fnfs,ial damage. a. yet.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

Cotton and other produce came in abundaniiy on
yesterday.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

Yesterday evening. just after General Gordon I'm
e5ea he speech At the Institute. and while the We
ee we've leaving, the horscs hitehed to the buggy in
heh Col Nichols, Of Copsll. was seated become
hiened and startod on - g. anuiaH4geable rate.
Immediately ran The buggy against tree. and
isaels was thrown out whudue upSss Tie horses
g18 was absolutely demon. o,, ,-,''''rf -
led. Fortunately Col Nichols W. ''nsed a
f.ff...,a.-.I AN.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01
or ACCOUNT,

The State OF Texas to al persons interested in the
administration Of the Estate Of JOIN EDWARDS,
john Edwards, Deceased has fled his final account In
the District Court OF Travis county, which will be
acted on at the next term Of said court commencing
the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, 1873, at the Court
house thereof, in the city of asi atwhich time all
persons interested In said Estate may appear and
make objections thereto.
Witness, A. r. Morris, Clerk Of said Court and the
Seal thereof this nineteenth day of March, 1873
A. X. MORRIS, Clerk
mch10-w3N BY FRANK BROWN Deputy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

Ine RrviEw.-Almost every carriage andhuggy IN
tho city wsrc pai rgnlsiiion On yesterday evening
iocnnyey persons teih> 1-y Institute 10 ,fnss fr
rssisn 81 the cadetshy Gea. D 3 f,tl.a The cadpis
ecsc ln i dress Uniform. asnesi pl.l 1rd lheir
eflaslookei a. thougha white cambria Handkerchief
r-eonld nos have been soilcd upon them Tho review
was most attractive sisctace and the Young fellows
nust have felt thrill % enthusiasm and pride 10 re
ceise the COMMUNICATIONS az 20 noble and
chlvalsoas soldier a. the rcnouned Gordon
Tho review over. the General addressed them cornp
mcniing them upon their noblesppcarancc and dlsci
pine. lie said the Texas Military institute was
hoolc Of which the people ot Texas and In fact ~ the
whole South, soald feel proad and yet he thought q
strange that such magnificent Institution OF learning
had been allowed to struggle On without ans pubHc
Resistance. The GENTLEMAN At tho head q H. who had
iaaored scalousy for its establishment and support
deserved 5hc highest praise Tie thought Il exceed
iaS srenge that neither Austin ar the State had done
anything IN aid OF r. bat while he and an other NJ
siicd this be leli satisfied that this state II snahs
vivid not exist lone.
HIS asicc q the xoaag nisn was such a. aluass en-,
snaaeiss nom q true patriot. Tie appealed
e. ihea 60 cherish hnnof and rciiiude ~ the dearst
irssofes upon earh let she youth o. thc South chi
isaic ihcsc virtues. ~ said and they would iss %
moral suhiueailoo Of The eorupilons AID riiisiul,-
taai Asre o. laic bcen holding ih rcvc a ihc hean,i
g.. lend that VIZ "a lore 50 nach
ls entire speech vas fall Of digaty si pathos and
hees. inqaeu'ly spplaadcd BY al. an! most hes,ty
By ihr cadets. 3lr rcunion Was on which vim
le,s e remembered hy escry onep rc-eni a. recaIarl,
gratifying.
Senator Ford pairell with two Democratic
reneeols on the question OF the repeal 81
the police law. The Senator's vote was
l'oNefiess, but he made Il count as much as
possible IS every good Republican should.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01
Cemetery Report.

On motion of Mr.. Tilsen, the special
committee to visit and examine into the
condition of the State cemetery, were
granted leave to report. and submitted the
following:
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01
A VENUE HOTEL,
AUSTIN, Texas.
T. }. MOORE, Proprietor.

would most respectfully inform the travelling pub
nc that at the -ANenae" they win be made com
Portable az any first class house IN Texas We are
in the center Of the city have the Stage ana Post
Offices, and every comfort and luxury the city affords
can be had in the Avenue buildings. nov28WGm
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n oST.
LAND CERTIFICATE OF JUAN DE LEON, ONE
tnird league; NasariC Mancha. league and ono
labor; Vicente zepida. labor; all issued by the
boarq Land Commissioners OF Bexar county, IN
march, April 1873. II not heard nom in ninety
day cates win be demanded.
Wv W. =. BACON. Agent
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

These remedies are Tor Southern use. aud
arc truly called
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r osT
Unconditional Headlight Certificate No l. lssued 10
Thomas w. Teal, by the board Of land commission
er Of Bureson county, for three hundred and twenty
acres. If not heard from within the time prescribed
by law. applications win be made for a duplicate.
T. L. WREN
For Owner.
April Il, 1873. apr 1895
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

J.. Rcquife every assessor annually 70 as
sess separately every tract OF land in his
precinct thar Is taxable whether rendered
Or unrcnderel. and 70 place the improved
and unimproVed lands on separate rolls 50
IS To show sep1r.feiy the vasne % the two
elssses az lands Reqsire the shelifs 10
collect in sheir respective counties all such
assessments as fhcg can collect AMI then b
send up fhe nfni ro.s 8 the Coup
lrtIIcr showing arial'r tie it..rentr
lands 81 licI| The tsx rnsie rnpai1
3 Atlor eny 81 atF tnle fore
tte Institution 81 st itl ihe c. 60 c.t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-01

On motion Of Mr.. Hollingswonh. the
special. committee TO investigate the peni-
Tertiary was granted leave 90 report. and
submfffctl tho folIowincr-
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defective IN many respects, and should he
be radically changed Railroads insure
speed and safety in conveying prisoners. and
supercedes, to great extent, the large
number OF guards usually employed. Your
committee would call attention to the fact
that the titles 10 the two blocks Of nround.
one lying east and the other west Of the
penitentiary. are imperfect. and require an
appropriation Of $4S5 to perfect the same.
and We therefore recommend an appropria-
ton for this purpose.
Regarding the purpose Of penitentiary
as two-iold: First. The safety Of society
and secondly. the reformation Of tie crim-
inal, neither Of which can be neglected a.
ignored without injury; the neglect Of the
latter would be an Injury 10 the unfortunate
criminal. and Of the former q public calanl-
iiy. We therefore recommend the nas-
sage Of a Communication law, and also
an appropriation now Of $500 and hereafter
On annual appropriation of 800 for prison
library.
The object II q communication LAW IS to in
spirc the convict with hepa. and thereby
stimulate him to Industry. good conduct.
and cultivation Of virtnOuS prinr,nles ana
habits. 4 gives credit II tine basea ~
good behavior. and in 4 measure places the
parsloning power in the convict's own
hands
Z Is a question With some as 10 the mo
priety Of leasing the labor 81 conricts, bnt
your committee are decidedly a. the opin-
ION that i Is the only method by which
conTict labor can b made profitable l0thc
State. On this Subisct we received much
valuable information from the directors
some of whom have been residents 81
Huntsville since the location ~ the l,eni-
icntiagy aud ere familiar with its fnaneiai
history Ne uoald resteclf1Ilt rfef to
the reports, 81 the dipciors ana che other
Stele oiicials connected with ihr nenisen-
'|egl. Cor lho years lS1l9 - fsrinr
c raIoltIe inIIor r.r
ncn1 1tIc tie M tlt when rs
.ses cI to|r1I II IIIt prism s.
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