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An Act to Encourage stock Raising.
Committee ROOM.

AUSTIN, May "a, 1878.
Hon. z. B. Pickett, President of the Senate;
SIR-Your Select Committee on House
Bill No. 234, to be entitled IAN act to en-
courage stock raising, and for the protec-
ton of stock raisers, " having carefully con-
sidered the same, ask leave to report it
back and recommend its passage with the
accompanying amendments.
RpSDpctfully
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Mr. George HancOck's new building on Pecan street.
cast OF the Avenne is rapidly assuming form. When
completed it will be one of the best buildings in Aus
lin. The walls are of the very best building stone
and most substantial in their construction 1t faces
thirty-ve feet on Pecan, just back of Mr. Hancocks
other buildings, occupied by Raymond Whitis, the
telegraph company the savings bank and Others run
hack along the alley one hundred and twenty feet and
is TO be two stories high with ample walls 1t will he
one of the positions in the city for large wholesale
and retail grocery establishment Such improvements
are a credit to our city
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To all persons intrusted in the administration OF
the estate of Justin Castanie, deceased.
c. A. Johns, administrator of the estate of Justin
Castanie deceased, has filed his application in the
to sell the undivided interest of said deceased in 104S
acres of land of the 14I6 tract situated in the
county Of Denton Texas, originally granted Berga
min + Lynch for the payment Of debts and expenses
Of administration, which will be heard at the next
term of said court at the courthouse thereof in Aus
tin on the first Monday in June. 1873 when and whore
all persons interested in said administration may APP
pear and show cause why such sale should not be
made
Witness A. Il. Morris, Clerk Of said court, and the
seal thereof attached. this twentythrd April, 1872.
A. X. MORRIS, Clerk
apr24 W. BY FRANK BRowS, Deputy
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THROUGH KANsAs,ExPREss
FOR SALE OF LAND.
To all persons Interested in the administration
the estate of Edward Linn. deceased.

To all persons interested in the administration nf
the estate of Edward Linn. deceased.
WHEREAS. Evena 4. Mintcr. guardian Of the minor
children of herself and deceased husband has fled
her petition in the District Court of Travis county
setting forth that there is moi sucicnCy of personal
property Of said estate for the maintenance of the said
minor heirs and prays an order of court authorizing
her to sell certain real estate described follows
Wit S9 65l00 acres in Victoria county, part OF the
JnO. Linn headright lot No. !. in block No. l. r. No
2, town of Victoria lots Nos. and ,, block No. 36
Range No 4; lot No l, block No. 81, t. No 6, town OF
Victoria: 411si in BeXar county. granted A.
GOzney; also the interest of said minors in unlO
Gated balance land certificate, issued by the Commits
siOner of the General Land Office for 1880 acres to r
II. Sherman, January -. 1862; do. issued TO Henry
Martin July 90 1860, for 2I1 acres.
Wherefore citation prayed for is ordered 10 be
made in the Democratic Statesman, the law directs
to all persons interested in said estate to be and ap
pear before said court the first Monday i'm june and
show cause if any they have, why such order should
not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said attached
AT Austin. May -. 1873:
\. Il. MORRIS, Clerk,
by Vi. :. Dunn. Deputy.
May23W4w
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MORE RAIS-Another very fine rain visited us last
sunday night and consequently vegetable and flower
gardens in a very iourishing condition The news
from the surrounding concerning the prospects
Of the crops, is very encouraging.
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Local Matters.

Mr. J. Strickland is authorized TO solicit subScrip-
iinns 10 the DemOcratie Statesman.
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BY the Governor of the state of rexas.

To all to whom these presents shall come:
Know yc That l. EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor Of
Texas by virtue of the authority vested in me by the
constitution and laws Of said State, do hereby notify
and require all persons having firearms, ordnance,
TO said State, in their possession. to return such
arms. ammunition, ordnance or equipments TO the
Drcsdn" Justice of the county in which they reside
within thirty days after the date Of this proclamation
and such persons further hereby notified that II
they fail or neglect 10 return such arms. etc, they
will be scvcrally Liable TO indictment for msdc
mcanUr. and conviction. 10 fine Of not less thsn
fifty nor more than one hundred dollars.
III testimony whereof. have hercuntO signed my
name. and have caused the great seal OF
the State to be affixed, al the city OF
l.. - Austin, this seventh day of May 4. j.
1873. and Of the independence of Texas
the thirty-cghth.
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
Governor
BY the Governor:
JAMES =. NEwCONB.
Secretary Of State. my wit
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The Central is now bringing up large amount Of
ireights for San Antonio. New Braunfels and other
points West of this the trade being taken from India
noa and turned through this channel The speaks
well for the Central Railroad
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CROP PROsPECTs.-Farmers from the surrounding
country inform that they have had plenty of rain,
and that the prospects for good crops are now very
fine Everything is growing rapidly. and no more rain
will he actually needed for three weeks.
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7 OST

Headlight No 10 OF Charles G. Marsh. for One-third
league. issued by the Board Of Jackson county.
Headlight No. 3Sl of Nathaniel II. Miller, for go
acres issued by the Board of Montgomery county.
Also. Bounty No. 1851. issued to Jacob Dunbaugh.
for 1870 acres BY a Sidney johnson. Secretary OF
Mar on the twenty third Of January, 1893.
II not heard from in 20 days applications for dupi
Gates will be asked for.
T. F. TULLIS, for owners
Austin. MAY !. ls12. may Sw CIV
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RUSAwAY.-A fast driver on Congress avenue, sun
day evening" let his horse go too fast, and he was
thrown out, and the buggy smashed to pieces. The
driver. however escaped with no broken bones.
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iCOMNIUNICATEDI.

Things look rather lively down about the freight
depot. A considerable amount Of freight is coming
in upon the railroad
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The usual large number of dwellings are going mp
throughout the city.
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feb sow9w
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the SherITOr any Constable of Travis
County, Greeting:

Whereas, Clement R. Johns Flavius Everitt and VIM
Won Rosenberg, composing the firm of c. Il. Johns d
in the District Court Of said Travis county against
David Waters, Elizabeth \. Waters. William Smith,
PENDANTS residing in Decatur county, Georgia. alleging
that on May g. 1861 petitioners made contract with
T. d. Waters whereby he delivered to petitioners GER
tain land certificates for location and Obligated TO con-
vey onethird thereof for their services in locating and
made in the timbered portion of Texas and petitioners
to have their third out OF of the tTacs that
plaintiffs located said certificates and obtained patents
for all the lands and in all things complied with their
obligations to said E. ID. Waters The lands located
and patented are described follows: Or 1913 1913
square varas of land in the counties of Houston and
Walker about "a miles II w. of Crockett pat ented
by virtue Of augmentation certificate No. 34 in
OF John Bryan, on August 81, lS.O ~ g6O acres 81
land in Trinity county about p miles s. 20 W. from
Sumpter patented June 18th, 1863 by Yrtiue of Land
Warrant No. 49, issued to John Byan 81 800 acres in
Fannin county, on the waters of Bots dare creek
about IS miles n. 53o L. from BOnham patented JAN
T. 1862 by virtue of donation warrant No. 413 issued
Dec. g. 1853 TO John Bryan az 800 acres in Fannin
county Bots dare creek, about 16 miles y. $40 E.
from Bonham patented by virtue of donation warrant
No Alb to John Bryan. For full description of said
tracts the patents referred to- That on Jan. 30
1869 the said f. D. Waters died leaving the said
Elizabeth A Waters, widow, and two children, David
Waters and Rebecca Smith heirs. That in December
1862 Rebecca Smith died, leaving her husband VIM.
plaintiffs aver that they and said Elizabeth and David
Waters, and William and Fannie Smith are the owners
OF said lands; and that plaintiffs Onehird thereof
and are entitled to decree dyesing such interests out
of defendants and to partition, which relief they ask
in the petition and to that, and they Judgment Tor
said third interest and for partition and for ap
pOintment of commissioners to partitOnsaid lands.
Wherefore command yOu TO summon the said
Elizabeth AWaters, Fannie Smith and William Smith,
who are implicated with David Waters, by causing this
citation to be published for four successive weeks
prior to the return day hereof, in the DEMOCRATIC
STATESMAN, a weekly newspaper published Travis
county, Texas TO appear next Of the District Court of
Travis county tobe held the Courthouse thereof in
Austin on the first Monday in June, 1873 then and
there to answer the petition of said G. X. Johns, F.
Everitt and W. Won Rosenberg under their firm name
of c. H. Johns & Co., when and where you shall make
known how you have executed this writ.
Witness A. r. Morris, Clerk Of said court, and the
seal thereof attached this 9th day of March, 1873.
f. 4. X. NORRIS, Clerk.
apr1O-w4w By FRANK Grown, Deputy.
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Mr. James MeGure. formerly city marshal, died very
Sudden last Sunday night from the rupture Of blood
vessel during a violent paryOxism of coughing. His
funeral took place yesterday evening from St Marys
church, and was largely attended by his numerous
friends.
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Two bellicOse attaches of the Senate engaged in 4
little harmless fsticuff roundabout yesterday evening
We suppose it was just for amusement and therefore
withhold their Names
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CASES DECIDED THE SUPREME Court MAY 26,
lST3.-Duble v Bats & Dean. Appeal from Calves
IOn-reversed and remanded
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company V. Lyon,
Lindenthall & Co. Appeal from Harris-atfrmed.
Heidenheimer V. Buckley. Appeal from Harris
affirmed.
Walsh & Gilbert v Moser. Appeal from Galveston
Houston y Texas Central Railroad Company v
Mitchell Error from Hnrris-reT arsed and remanded.
Willie Willis v. Goree, administrator. Appeal
from Aontgonery -atArIlled
affirmed.
Brown, administrator '. Heirs Of Raker Appeal
from Grimes-ailmed.
coek Carson 4 lewis. AppsalafrOm Parker
Mckinney '. Mobiles. Appeal from Grimes reversed
and remanded.
schrunpf V. settegast. Appeal from Harris-af-
fFmed
McGarys Executors V. Mckenzie ct al Appeal from
AadisOn-reversed and remanded.
Green's Administrators V. Wallis, Landes & Co.
Appeal from GalvestOn-reversed and remanded.
McLennOn '. Cundliff. Appeal from HOuston-af-
hrmed.
McMahan & Co. v Alexander Appeal from Gal
vestOn-reyersed and remanded.
Scott V. Achison. Appeal from Grimes-reversed
and remanded
Brewer & Co v Jennig & Watson mteryenor APP
peal from GalveStOn-afimed
Perkins V. Baker. Appeal from Harris-affirmed.
affirmed.
Adriance, v Crews. Appeal from Brazoria-reversed
and remanded.
Boone 8 Goodrich Y. McAlpin. Appeal from
G;rimes-9ffmed
Houston'S executor V Journey Appeal from Walker
affirmed
Gallagher V. Benefits heirs. Appeal from Harris
reversed and remanded.
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Adjutant General Britton thrown from his bugg
last week, and had the cap of his knee fractured.
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MORE RAIN.-Blessings, like misfortunes never
comes singly We are having more rain now than our
farmers know what to do with. Another shower Wis
tied us last evening accompanied with considerable
wind, which we fear did some damage to the crops
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Financial and Commercial.

PRODUCE MARKET CORRECTED By ROBINSON a son.
AUSTIN, May -, 1873.
Our quotations are corrected up to time Of going to
press, and are for wholesale buyers only.
Salt-LIverpoOl coarse at 6SG3 20 per sack Fine
Hay-S5a7 per wagon load according te size and
Mesi-7OasOc per bGshel and advancing.
Cut Wheat-at 81 per 100 n.
Corn-frm at 6Oc67Oc per bushel.
Country butter 1Sd2Oc and declining l5dls.
Lard-i2lEc for kegs; tierce, 119lsc, scarcity new
Bacon-Texas firm; Western clear sides 1sIl9isc.
Market frmer
These prices must be understood for cash buyers
COTTON.
Market unsteady.
Low Middling firm. .......-...... u ql2zs
GaIvestOnMMarket daii-GOod ordinary 1SZs
WoOl-In Austin 10000 per n. gold-Galveston
The above Galveston quotations are by private ad-
wise and correct.
st. Louis, xxx nominal .............. -, oo-=,o
Texas, per 100 pounds, dull. 5OG6
Prices frrner.
Yellow Clarified ................. i35i8H
White Coffee, A..........-...-..- IA
Crushed....,-.. ....-.-..'....'. l4aii47s
Double anchor and domestic jute...... ssH
lies. ...............-. ..-..---.-.--.--.... ~
HIDES.
Market speculative.
Dull and declining.
Green Sailed ........ i1@1aH
Dry Flint 800. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11M6l12
&c off for grubs.
LUMBER By THE CAR LOAD.
To be received by purchasers at the railroad $50 per
NJ, if taken as it comes, and 80 per NJ il selected.
SHINGLES.
Cypress or Mountain Cedar P1OOO $7697 50.
COAL.
Per ton-gold.. $9a.
MONETARY.
0oiu SEEMING aL-..---.- -.-.-..--.---..-.. lLO
OOlu Duylllg ia
American silver selling at ............... 11OH
Gold in Galveston " .......... ....... 116M
New York Exchange gold, firm at. ia per cent pre-.
Gold in New York to-day -. 1885,
New Orleans Exchange, gold. IL per cent. pre-.
New Orleans, cur'cy.... Il
Galveston gold...... y
cur'cy.... z
Gold selling for silver at. go
Treasury warrants dull at ....... 75c. currency
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Yesterday on entering the Senate Chamber, our ia
tenton was directed to of the lady visitors pres
emit who at the time was in conversation with one of
the Senator'S and whom recognized as no other
than Miss Mcbride who will be remembered with no
torety by many of citizens for making an assault
with cowhide, on the streets Of Austin, upon Mr.
Quick. then of the State Journal Miss Mcbride is OF
good appearance, an we are assured, of much more
than ordinary ability. Lately we understand she was
made the recipient of 800 from the Legislature of
Mississippi for valuable services rendered the State
not the least of which, is it seems, bringing to
light the rascaly designs Of one C. S. Bell, favored
protege and right hand-man of Governor Powers, and
the same Individual who time ago figured quite
extensively in this State, and who immortazed him
self by series of Claude Duval letters to the New
York Ledger wherein he proclaimed himself the hero of
many encounters with our frontier outlaws and who
wound up his wonderful record by reporting him
self murdered and drowned in the Guadalupe river.
Here and throughout the State, the fellow was looked
upon as murderer, thief, coward and black mailer
but withal q good Republican Mississippi Radicals
gained a gem Of the present waters when they
caught him. We can certainly do without him.
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DETITIoN FOR PARTITION. AND
DISTRIBUTION.

DINIRIBI HUN.
To all Persons interested in the Administration Of the
Estate Of JUSTIN CASTANIE, deceased:
WHEREAS. G.. X. JOHNS. Administrator Of the
Estate Of JUSTIN CASTANIE, deceased: has filed IN
the District Court of Travis County Texas schedule
of the property Of said estate under OATH and his petit
ton such administrator praying for partition and
distribution Of the property thereof between the
cra heirs and distributes; which said petition win
be heard before the Of said District Court
10 be held in said County Of Travis on the FIIhElI
MONDAY in june 4. ID. 1873.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons interc
the administration OF said estate to be and ap
the said term Of said court, to contest the az
said petition, and show cause if any they haV
such partition and distribution should not be IN;
Wherefor citation by publication Uhe said
being alleged as non-rcsidentsJ, is herewith ~
be made in the DEMOCRATIC STATEsMA
newspaper published in the city Of
successive weeks prior TO the first d
said court, the law directs.
Witness my hand and the seal
at Office in the city Of Austin.
May 10th, 1871.
my1i-d 1tW3t hyM.
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la GRANGE,

la GRANGE,........ ........... TEXAS.
viii give prompt and personal attention 10 the sale
and purchase of land commission. win examine
land titles, make surveys, and do any and all land
business entrusted to his care.
Refers to the citizens Of la Grange. win give
special references if desired. aprsiw12mO.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

letters OF ADMINISTRATION having been granted TO
me ulGeTsgned ny the District CoHt 0f Travis county
at its February term 1873. Notice a. reby - -
all claims not presented for allowance Within one year
from the - day of March, 1873 will be postponed until
the claims presented within that period are paid.
VI. r. MOORE
Administrator Of the estate of Joseph II. Moore.
may4W4t
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The Alag that floats over the Capitol, looks like ii
had passed through dozen battles.
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The negro Andrew Smith, who recently
broke Jail in Brcnham, was lately shot and
re-capturcd by sam Num-, on Mill Greek.
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GORGE WHITAKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
A
BURNET-

Will ractice in Williamson, Burnett LlanO Brown,
San Saba and Lampasas countless and attend to all
land collecting business especially old chronic -
claims and land titles. deCw6m
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Parker's Compound Fluid Extract Buchu is the re-
suit of years of experience in the private practice of
leading physician. 1t is unequaled by any other rem
edy in affections peculiar to females, such ChlOrO
SIS Retention, Irreguarity, Painfulness or Suppress
sion of the customary excavations liberated or Schir
rhus state Of Uterus LeucOrrhGa Whites. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAI.-His Honor Mayor Wheeler
has been engaged for several days investigating
charge made by Mr.. Ryan. the telegraph operator
against Wesley Alexander, for burgarously entering
the telegraph Office and taking therefrom $40 Wesley
was bound over in bond of $780, in default of which
he will go to Jail to await his trial at the next term of
The district court
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crctary Of State. my s wit
I OST.

Land Certificate No. 1895, for 100 acres. dated Octo
Der 10 1872 issued by Jacob KeuChcr, Commissioner
of the General Land Office the INDICATED balance
the Daniel C. EnlOc headlight certificate. If heard
from in ninety days. application will be made for
duplicate SPENCE Il MCGILL,
WJW for \. j. Bush.
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I OST.

7 osT.
BB.,B& COLORADO RAILWAY LAND SCRIP
No }32 for go acres OF land If not heard from in
ninety days application win be made for duplicate
j. W. LAWRENCE,
Agent for the owner.
April .. 1875 ap1OwSw
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1t is estimated that Kansas will add
$1,000 to her p0pGaltiou this year
Florida has only 100 Indians left. on5
isn't particular about keeping tho>r.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO SELL REAL
n ESTATE.

The State OF Texas TO all persons interested in the
administration of the estate of JOHN VI. THOMAS,
deceased. Joseph Caruthers creditor of said estate
of John NJ Thomas, deceased has filed his application
in the District Court Of Travis county, praying for
order of court sell ALL sufficient number, Of the
following described lots of land situated in Austin
city. Travis county. Texas to pay the debts due by
said estate and costs of administration tOwit: Lots
Nos l. 3 3 t. s. 6. and in block No 81. and lot No.
: i'm block No 1884, all in said city of AUSTIN and lot
5 feet by 1913 feet in said j. VI. Thomas subdivision of
LOT No as in division ID of the OutlOs Of said city
of Austin. with all the improvements thereon sit
uated which will he heard at the next term OF said
court at the courthouse thereof. in AUSTIN on the
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE 4. ID. 1879. when and
where all persons interested in said administration
NAV appear and show why such sale should not
be made.
Witness \. r. Morris. Clerk Of said Court and the
H. 81 seal thereof attached this sixth day Of
May, 1873. . ,. -,
BY VI. = DUNN, Deputy.
Came 10 hand May G. 1873 and ordered to be pub
lished for four successive weeks from date. in the
Democratic Statesman.
GEO. b. ZIMPELMAN,
Sheriff Travis county.
Bv JNO. +. STOKES. Deputy Sheriff.
W1t
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A SSIGNEES' NOTICE OF HIS APP
IA POINTAIENT.
NOTICE.

Estate Of J. NJ. Hamilton. Observation-Disclosures
tration pending in Travis COunty-All claims for
money against the estate Of j. VI. Hamilton deceased
must be presented 10 within year from the 4th
day of March, \ D. 1873. for allowance Paymcl.f
on the same will be postponed until the claims pre-
sented within that time are paid.
= II. BRUSH. Administrator.
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Mattison loans money at Archer & MOore's any
security. may 10. c d..
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7 OST CERTIFICATE.

One Labor, No. sos, issued 10 John c. Parton, de-
ceased One labor No. S. issued to Thomas Williams,
Senior both by Commissioners of Matagorda county.
II not heard from in ninety days, application Will be
made for dublicates.
AxRENCE s. CLARKE,
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A ssIGNEE's NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,
T osT LAND CERTIFICATES.

One league labor lanc-r-r+iArrr- -VU. IN,
issued Dy Board OF Commissioners Austin county,
to Charles Armsler, assignee Of Lewis RAIDER
Also, the augmentation headlight certificate for
two-thirds of league and labor of land issued in
Austin county, to Charles Armsler assignee of Daniel
Tyler
Also, one-third Of league certificate, No. ia is
sued to Thomas Harvey by Commissioner OF Rob-
ertsOn county.
If said certificates not found within 80 DAYS ap-
pilCatiOn will be made for duplicates
LAWRENCE 81 CLARKE.
Agents for owners and heirs
NAV wet
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nlav22Wfw
7 OST.

j.
Special Act Land Certificate, No g0iI-6Ol5. Issued
missioner General Land Office, February 10 1853 II
said certificate Is not heard from in ninety DAYS
duplicate will be asked for. For RObt. LiscwitZ the
owner. TOM NT-RRAH
Agent Texas Express Company.
Auslh, leNas, April TO- %. Wgw