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Making grand total for the

season OF .............-. 0UU, UUU
This is at least 100, 900 more than the drive
of 1872, and would probably have been
somewhat larger but for the fact that this
market has been somewhat depressed dur
ing the summer by causes which deferred
many from driving late in the season, who
would otherwise have brought their herds
through. But, as it is, the interest will be
seen to be enormous. These cattle may
safely be averaged at SO per head on ar
irving at Kansas soil, and at that price it
would take $7, 800, 900 to buy them. About
40, 600 head have been driven into Wyom-
ing and Northern Colorado. and about
90, 600 to Nebraska. About so, 600 viii yet
be driven into the Territories, and about
100, 900 will be wintered in Kansas, leaving
about 200, 600 head to be disposed of at the
Kansas City market. OF these, from 1000
to 80, 600 head have already been marketed,
100, 600 head will probably be taken by
packers and converted into meats, and
about 30, 600 head viii be tanked-that Is,
killed for their hides and tallow, because
Of the low price they command in market,
leaving about lis, 600 to 60 to butchers and
feeders in other States than Kansas.
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- y. --..,k5: eleven whole tickefs for fz00. al
s;-Iels ooo: rs whole tickets for $500; -
..S,S- ~ Tor fio.Oo No .1isco1nf e. less tAan
s--,r,,----,I tickets ~ tine
- 1lleicd eucce11 ol dc third Gin Concert,
= ,-.1i the saiisfaetlou g.Ten By the First and
,--.s-,5 axes j. only ueCsfsary 90 announcc the
t,-1 snsurc - prOrIpt sale u crcTT ticket l1e
81 C0ncrff win b conducted - olI &c details
~ Ord. and fnl p1riicni1sn nay Dc lsarned non
49, hich uiIl - senl Tree fr1m t1la o1lce . 81
- u fer thea
- nov ready fnr sale end 81 orders a1to1lra-
- &c money promptly fllet .i1erni terms given
=. % who buy % eel n-lin.
TIlUs. n El,AMLETTE
rrfl Ifbr ky-. ard Manarer Gin couclrt
FutiIc Lfhfafy Ban iitt I.o1IsrfIIe Nv.
aus ItWIEwlf
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Alfred Gee, an old Texas pioneer, died in
Waller county, few days since.
Legal Advertisements.
------.----,,--~-~><~----
A ssIGNMENT OF THE DOCKET
OF IHE
Supreme Court Of Texas
DECEMBER TERM, 1873.

Tsoweeks are assigned for hearing causes from the
First Second Third Fourth and Fifth Districts com
mencing on Monday, December ], $50
Three weeks are assigned Tor hearing causes fron the
Sixth and Seventh Districts, commencing on Monday
December IS, 1913
Two weeks are assigned for hearing causes fror the
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth Districts, commencing on
Monday. January ~ 1874.
Three weeks are assigned for hearinr csuses FINN,
the TWcnty-frst, Twenty and Dis
tricts, commencing on Monday, January 81 1874
Three weeks are assigned for hearing causes from
the Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Thrtieth Districts
commencing on Monday. February 10, 1870
Two weeks assigned for hearing csuses from the
Eleventh and Twelfth Districts commencing on Mon
day March 16, 1874.
Three weeks are assigned for hearing causes from
the Thirteenth Fourteenth and Thirtyffth Districts
commencing on Monday, March 80, 1874
Three weeks are assigned for hearing causes froin
the Twenty-second and Twenty-seventh Districts
commencing on Monday, April 20. 1874
Two weeks assigned for hearing causes frona the
Thirty first Thirty and Thirty fourth Dsfricfs
commencing on Monday, May II, 1874.
Two weeks assigned for hearing causes from the
Fifteenth, Sixteenth Seventeenth and Twentieth Dis.
tricts, commencing on Monday, May .. 1874
Two weeks assigned for hearing causes from the
Twenty-third Twenty fourth Twentyhfth Twenty.
sixth and Thirty-second Districts, commencing on
Monday, June 3, 1874
By order OF the Court.
oc1O Pm w. p. DE N0RMANDIE, Clerk
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.HR STATE OF TExAs,

TO al persons interested 81 ne sdnlnistratoz u fe
Estuta u VIZ OsEOfNEI.fl. deceane1.
". 9. PHILIPS. AdlznistrcrcEo e the estate o. w
O'CoENELLe deceased. haE fled ts 1lal nccoups %
FIEL8l MONDAY Cd Octotcf. 1874 1l tie coufi hoase
kan i1 H. city 81 A1Elin ~ uE1 f1e al pcrsEs
tous thereto.
WIinoss Al r NerTis cierk ~ sald coarf
IrKkIl ard fhr ee1 l1creQf attac1ei l1is Nr1t day
q OcebsE. A. p. ~
Bsra,-x Buour-. r,6ss1 = -'''.'..s 49, =,
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NOTICE.


In obedience to order Of the District Court in and
Tor Milan county, Texas, rendered at the September
Term, 1873 thereof, in the estate Of c. g. WILCOX
deceased l. Wm NJ. Wilcox administrator OF said es-
tate WILL between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and o'clock
=. NJ, on the FIRST TUESDAY in November 1873.
az the court house door, in the town Of Cameron in
Milan county, Texas, sell at public auction twelve
months credit the following described property wit:
Two tracts OF land containing 100 EACH situate
on Mifbarger's creek, in Travis county, Texas. The
first beginning az three Ash trees growing together at
the base, where the dividing line between Alexander
and Osborn crosses Wibarger's creek thence down
said creek with its meanderings TO the mouth Of GER
tain cedar branch and corners in the bed o. the creek
from which an Elm bears south So west 10 varas and
another south TO- cast varas; thence up the channel
OF said branch and corners Cedar tree marked c;
thence south 25 west $40 yaras, TO q stone from
which Gumelastc tree bears south H. west 60 Yaras
and another south 8 west 81 varas thence north co.
west 80 yaras, 10 stone the original line from
which an Elm bears south So Yaras and another
south % east u Yaras thence north 80 east with the
original line 1916 varas to the beginning
The second track lies north OF Wilbargers creek
fronting on the first and is particularly described in
decree Of the District Court In and for Travis county
county was plaintiff and - Stanley was de-
PENDANT, TO which reference is hereby made
Belonging to the estate OF G. G. Wilcox deceased
for PARTITION among the hers-atlaw and legal repre-
sentaves of said c. G. Wilcox deceased this October
], "A. u. 1858. WIN. NJ. WILCOX, "a
oc16stw Adm. Estate of T. G. Wilcox, decd
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Total, iaooo caiiiss, amounting to-. $1,000
~, s,.,-,,-,SriIlb Be positive whether al thcficz-
= - ~ - and the ~ 90 rifts al paid IN pro-
1870 ~ ffrzcts sold-aH unsoid tickets being
testro-,S = e First and Second Concerts and moi
reI,ressniei IL drawing
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ono Au.sln Tru.t company

The Austin Trust Company
sona estate in trust and to keep dispose OF the
same according to the terms Of the trust.
To receive money ON deposit and to loan money a.
conventional interest.
To act receiver in Of litigation in any Of the
courts OF this Slate or Of the United States.
To act trustee in mortgages and deeds Of trust,
and for minors married women, and other persons BY
special appointment.
To act trustee and financial agent for charitable
religious, and educational institutions and for codn-
ties, cities and other corporations. d
To sell real estate, bonds, mortgages and other
securities to purchase the same according in
structiOns. t-irilall -4i! f Lf.1l b. --..i.
To accept and execute all manner Of trusts.
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THE AUSTIN, TRUST COMPANY. submit lhi
claims to an intelligent public and solicit = libq
share Of patronage. They do especially recommf
the REAL ESTATE TRUST FUND as yeryk
sirable investment and as the most efectpal med
of selling Texas lands to actual settlers, hndof az
ing to them the highest order Of titles.
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81, o q. Q O O


,,;dad trt % ooo .ssb ifEil be distributed BY lot
e,on, ne tri,sf boidete numbers Of the tickets
"a - drawn from one Why blind ehidrcn, and fhe
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Legal Advertisements.
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Travis
ff County. Texas, Greetings


wnEnnAs.i DIANA Z. CURTIS has fIed her petit
tion in the Diztrct Court Of Travis County against
Robert 5. Curtis, alleging: That plaintiff resides IN
Travis county. that defendant is transient person
that on the twenty first Of January 1863 plaintiff and
defendant were married In Victoria county, Texas
that the parties lived together until about the thrtch
o. March 1873; that the parties have child. named
Jessie Ellen, the fruit OF said MARRIAGE that the de-
last two years, commenced ~ unlzind. harsh
and tyraunlcal conduct towards petitioner which
tuued until be finally abandoned her, about the
thIrtleth Of March, 1873; thar said abandonment is
continued, and that defendant s. living IN adultery with
certain woman IN Fort LeaTcnworih. Kansas that
before mid abandonment defendant committed an a.
ealt upon thcperson o. plaintiff without pr0gocafi0n
that u 20 E about the tenth cf January, I8l2
and that before and since said date defendant has been
guilty d cxceEsea cruel treatment and OufruRes To-
wards plaintiff which render their living together in
supportable- Plaintiff prays fo- procEes By publica-
fon ana at the trial Tor dissolution 81 the bonds ~
masrimony and Tor decree comforting upon her the
and custody 81 said child and Tor general relief
NhcrefoIes We communal yCu 70 eulnInon the said
Robert . Curtis, b. clueinR this VIII 20 Be published
% the DENocnkTIc SrATEs1kx weekly nerepapcr
trct Colr Of Travis county 70 Be be held ~ the court
house thereof IN Auetin. on The FIRST MONDAY IN
February, 1874 then and there 70 the peifion ~
Diana y. Carts. brief statement q which q - out
herein, when and where you shall make kn0an how
y0n have execnled this VIA
Witness my hand and The seal o. sid court
leEAL-l this fueity-afth day0f sspten1ber. 19l2
By FEAxK BEoE.r Dcputg. oc2ffw
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TNAXEs FoR THE YEAR 1873.

Notice Is hereby given thatI shan crmaenre to col
egt Tie state ana Coaniy Taxes Tor the year ls1
follows:
Prccinct No. I.-4t webberviIic on Novrmhcr 10
lS1N AZ Manor on November n, ISL
lrccinci No. AT Summers store. On November
~ i6s3 AtA1Lcr-cn's 1lili. November a. 1873.
trrrrct No. AT Lfcrr1 ln1ll's store. November
"a, lc1& At Sunmerouse Store On Nogcuiber ~ 1s78
frccinct No. All BcE--r School Ilouse on xoxrr,.
her -. IS75. ~ Joness SiorC on E0relaher AZ fs.
treeinet Ne e.At The Court nouee. II Austin, frum
Olfoher ]. 10 November u ls71
GAO. n ZTMPEErfAN.
ssi3 imdkw Sheria Travis Counfy.
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DRoPERTY FOR SALE
ARoHEn MOORE, Attorneys AT Law.
Lot and House with rooms c0od cistern in
splendid neighborhood, 1850.
Lots, -four rcoms), walls FOR stone house efstarn
good neighborhood 5000.
Lots. -four rooms and halD, cistcrn and rear
public wei for washing water. $780,
Lots, presenting splendid view Of Austin, AGO.
lots. enclosed. $40.
Lot, $500.
50 Acres two and half miles east OF Austin $1,000
Acre enc mile north Of Austin, e2g0.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
sos Acrcs N Gonzales county 100 fcrss In cultivation
$21oo
go Acres IN came county, S3oo.
arl23 tNut
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IRON the Gainesville oazesicI
Pew, none hnd VIA they lore, o. could hay,
], too, have had ny dream Of youth, but not
Of battle helds, War-beaiing drums or the
Green laufaf wreafha fhaf hind the viefor6 brow
NorhfFe l0ngcd IN youth 70 minglo il
Inc tofIm's nolsy strife, o. proudly wear
Her erminc on cn6hain crowds with the charms
OF lofty cloquence. lotl
s Bait have dreamed
OF . neat cDftafe faraH1y from hum
of tovn-hldden mid clouds q blo9ming vines,
And riiefIIrIg ieaVes-neaf BIZ q prIfi rObed
Inn1kv eInas and dyed with the rich hues
o. fair Wild GoWers. And have dreamed
II 3 bfight imaGiugs o. yonfniul hope,
ThatT III rin gentle bide-eyed IN
Toeeek that onief cot with me, and bloom
The 6Wcetcet flower ID that lone wilderness.
Obi what 10 me
Would be Ambl1iOn's selfish feYer-dFeams
Gould reside On that secluded spot
VIA only one warm trusting heart 10 love me.
III mirror, and her Ups the fruits on which
Nd nightly feast: her love should be my lamp
The polc-atar Of my heart-the ggis OF
Ny llfc--the gnertiOn % induce me forth
10 battle with the heartless hosts called men;
The harsh. unsympafhlsing devOtces
o. Gain and cold Ambition.
Alasi thIs dream Of vouth.
Like other dreams, must fade before the chill
Heahllea % walking life, and
Mnst climb the rugged rocks Of manhOOd's hill,
And see hopes sweet young blossoms fade and die;
Still must toll along Wars thorDy, dreary track,
TIL Leihe.s waves roll DER me, and sleep
Deep IN ObllriOn'g black gulf. without
~ sigh RON woman7s heaFt-a teardrOp from
iier eyes, or reereiting tone to say,
Hes eone.w sumo.
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TAs. P. MCKINNEY.

-GARRY THE NEWS
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, having
completed and opened for business their North Eastern
Extension missouri Diyision) from sedalia to Hann-
bal, are now running their Elegant Equipped Trims
through to Hannibal without charge
Passengers for points In Northern Missouri, Iowa.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Upper Mississippi region
Northern and Central Illinois, Chicago Michigan and
the Great Northeast win find this the Shortest Cheap
est and Quickest Route Through Cars 1rW eontinne
to run through 10 ST. LOUIS without change Eta Sc.
dalia as heretofore.
For full information as to time and correct map Of
this line and its connections, address,
JAMES D. BROWN, THos. DoRwIN,
Genl Ticket Agent, Geul Pass. Agent.
sedalia, No. ST. Louis, NO.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway,
With it's connections Is the Shortest Quickest and
Only Direct Route from all Points I'm Texas the In
dian Nation and Southern Kansas to ST. Louis Hanni-
bal, Chicago and all prominent Eastern Points Rates
as low and time quicker than any other road IN the
market. All claims for loss, damage or OYerchargo
promptly settled. Merchants ordering goods from the
East will save time and money by consgning NJ.
"A Prefer
Gen1 Eastern Agent, 80 Broadway n. Y.
ID. r. WILLIAMS,
Agent, IS Clark street, Chicago.
GEO. w. LILLEY,
Contracting Agent, 4Oi Walnut street 81 Louis, No.
W. GAGE,
Agent. Hannibal. No.
]. w. BURCH,
Contracting Agent, Dallas Texas.
w. 7. ROBINSON,
5anl4 WY ccn'i Freight Agent sedalla, No.
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fFrom the Galnearfilc 0azestoI
Few, noae, hnd VIA they lore, OF could hage
loved "-DERos
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WHITAKER,

NU2sERYNAN, sEEDMAN AND FLORIST,
Houston, Texas
Es-Aeellnstsd stOck-scnd for Catalogue
auSd kw1ys
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DeaIsr a. Eumbef and shinsIes.
u,s g. had ne fre<st anf tcEt erIcctsf ffoek 6
LlrI1ot 8 L11 city Nith llI.4 q 81 GfILIAL
t.I1 q ~ 1lcft.Gt rr.ta Iae Ee1lrc1 NEc1g
UIE1 s. lIri I1r1cr % San Ar.c1o ElI 1t1F 1rrf7
Vrs f.7a opposite IlseAt p seAe1A
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medical E1ansner..
". n Anass.0a. n. ?, Geo. A KsssAun. y.
Atforneypf
Asssrs. Boylss ana Overall.

I. A. 4. HAWTHORNE, 0Earrna1 AornT. Tor
Texas. Once a. Marshall, Tezsk
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ENGLEsH FEIL4Lg BITTERs
WoMANS MEDICAL ADV. SER

gives causes symptoms and treatment or on ordinary
female complaints. book needed by al mothers and
sickly females. Price . cents Address AZ above
~ Sold IN Austin, Texas, Wholesale and Retail By
Alexander Son, ana Bea. H. Thompson.
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An policies BayaIls Q American aold7
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND

Active, energetic agents wanted Il cvcry Organised
county Of the State Apply % ne General Ascent,
Aarshal Texas. maEietult
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Real Estate Trust Fund of Texas,

THE AUSTIN TRUST COMPANY have estab-
lished Special Fund, entitled the lloil4
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II osTAwARRANTs.
Treasury warrants Nos, 1905 and 4Oo6 issued to H.
g. Pedigo Tor $29l s. each.
u -4.i JE HOLLINGSwoRTH,
sell w3m Cashier Savings Bank
IT osE
Special Act Bounty Warrant No. =, for 1920 acres,
issued TO the heirs Of Charles s. HardWck by the Com
missioner Of the General Land Office the seventh Of
February, A ID. 1856 II not heard Of In ninety days
application wiz be made 70 obtain duplicate.
go. .t4t MILLER DOWELI.
aus W9W Agents for Owners.
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NoTICE!

TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
GREETING Whereas. the Police jury of
the parish Of Ascension in assembly con
vcncd, has appointed the undersigned a
committee to investigate into the considera-
ton of all outstanding certificates of intebt-
cdness against said parish; and whereas,
said Police Jury has fixed upon the THIRD
SATURDAY OF SEPTEMBER next, 1873,
as the day upon which said committee is to
report to the Police Jury
Therefore, take notice that from and after
this date, and until tho 3rd Saturday of
September next, said committee will sit at
vile on the
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF EACH
AND EVERY WEEK,
from 10 o'clock a. NJ. until o'clock z. NJ, for
the purpose of examining all Iaims war
rants OF other certificates of Indebtedness
against the parish so as to enable them to
report on the day aforesaid to the Police
jury.
II. COOK, President Police Jury.
f. REYNAUD, Mem. g g
H. HEYMAN, 90
II. RICE, % :. g
+. DUFFEI4, Parish Attorney.
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Subscribe for the CHIEF; SO a yea
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Ascension VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vic
torious--Match Between the Stonewall
and Red Stocking Clubs---Prospective
Games.
New RIVER, August Goth, 1873.
l.. E. Bentley, Esq,
Dear .Sir-Thinking that u few base ball
items might be of Interest to a portion OF
your readers, | send you the enclosed score
Of game played between the stonewall
Club of Iberville and our Brulc nine on the
grounds of the former club. The game WAS
very closely contested throughout. and
would have been more interesting had the
ground been in good order. The Br,lle Boys
:. evoke upH on the eighth inning and Won
the game.
match has been Oh hand for some time
between the Red Stockings and the Manchac
boys, and will probably. be played on Sat
nrday next at the Dutch Stores The return
match with the Iberyille Club will be played
on the second Sunday i'll September, ON our
grounds. These two matches prevented Ills
from accepting the kind invitation OF the
Burnside Club to play on the 18th.
Yours, etc,
II. y. MINOR,
Captain Brule Red Stockings.
The following is the score OF the
game between the Stonewall and Red
Stocking. clubs:
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and instructive Dialogues, and the
audience was kept interested through
out the entire evening. Of course,
the greater share of the credit for this
musical and semi theatrical treat
must be accorded to Messrs Theo. w.
and j. B. Lott, Mrs. Susan Munster
and Miss Amanda Perkins, who came
from New Orleans voluntarily to lend
their efforts to forward the good cause
by enhancing the success Of the Fair.
In the capacity of musical directors,
Mrs. Hunster and Mr.. T. w. Lott ac-
quilted themselves in manner most
gratifying to all who We're present,
while Mr.. j. B. Lott performed the
duty of stage. manager uncxceptiona
bly,. Mr.. Pierre Landry also took an
active interest in the management of
the entertainment, and though his
voice was not heard, still there was
evidence Of his work in the SMOOTH
ness of the arrangements. 1t is diff
cult to praise one feature eff the even
ings's performance, where all were so
perfect, without doing injustice to the
rest; but if any deserved special men
.tion, it was the quartette hymn "Who
are those in bright array" A better
executed symphony we have not heard
for a long time.
We present herewith the names of
the young ladies and gentlemen who
participated in the performances, re-
GREETING that our space will not allow
a detailed description of the part taken
by each. Suffice it to say, all did re-
marl1ably well, and all deserve praise:
Misses Patsy Landry Narcotic Landry,
Eliza Day, Missouri johnson, Emelina Wal
kin, Grace Claiborne, Olivia Claiborne, Min
erva Jones, Ophelia Dorsey, Lizzie McClau
and Amanda Burk.
Masters Oscar Landry, Palmcrston Ian
dry. Nicholas Ross, Frank Allemantl, Victor
Cantrclle, Francis Leon and Phillip John
SON
Before closinsour article, we must
not forget to express the sincere and
and special thanks of the managers of
the Fair and Concert to those citizens
who so generously subscribed to the
fund for renting the D. S. C.. B. Hall,
and who contributed largely by their
attendance and otherwise to encour-
age both entertainments to Misses
Amanda Perkins and Missouri John
son, Mrs. Susan Hunster and Mrs.
Susan Fobb for carrying subscription
lists around town, in spite of their
bodily WEAKNESS, incurred by. three
days faithful attendance at the Fair
and, finally, to the Silver Cornet and
st. Joseph Brass bands Tor their
splendid music. There arr others:
whose names we have not given, who
deserve mention for their assistance,
but space will not allow of a full list.
Their services were not unappreciated,
and they should find their reward in
the consciousness Of having labored
in good and noble work.
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LIST OF GIFTS.
Total. $4,000 Gifts, all Cash,

Total. I2,olD Gifts, all Cash,
The distribution will be positive, whether
all the tickets are sold not, and the IL, 90
gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets soI.t
all unsold tickets being destroyed, as ut
the First and Second Concerts, and not rep
resented in the drawing.
Price Of Tickets:
Whole tickets. $50: Halves, S21 TentIiS,
or each coupon. 50; IL who.es for $5O,,
22ss Tickets for ST eco; 1l3 Whole Tickets
for $1,000; 227 Whole Tickets for Sle,0t'.
No discounts on less than $500 worth ot
Tickets at a time
The unparalleled success of the I'hir
Gift Concert, as we'll us the satisfaction given
by the First and Second. makes it only
essary to announce the Fourth to insure ti,.-
prompt sale of every Ticket. The Foust.,
Gift Concert will be conducted in all its de-
tails like the Third, and full particulars ,,,.:
be learned from circulars. which will h.,
sent free from this office to all who apply tea
them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all order.
accompanied by the money promptly file
Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell
again.
THOS. Z. BRAlILETTE.
Agent Public Library Ky, and Manager
Gift Concert Public Library Building Lout.-
vile. Ky.
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An holders of warrants or other es-
;lenccs Of parish Indebtedness Mus'
present the same to the committee
appointed by the Police jury, f'f eA,
animation. This committee VIII hoi'
r~sjou at thc Court House on Friday
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TIME TABLE n. O., N. & T. R. r
LOTYISIANA DIVISION

Daily Passenger and Freight Train com
biaca-Leaves New Orleans at S:J5 A. NJ.
Arrives in Donaldsdnville at 1890 z. NJ.
Returning tSundays exceptcd), Leaves Don
aldsonville ut LIS p. NJ; Arrives in New
Orleans ut 5P. NJ.
sSuaday Passenger IiRis,-Leaves New Or
leans rs above, arriving in Donaldsonyillc
atl2A.
RetnrEirg. d.eaves Donaldsarville at $50 p
NJ; Arrives in New Orleans at $50 Z. NJ
'TraiHs stop Mt all way stations.