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BARGAIN.

New Steam Saw Mill,
Located on the Texas and Pacific Railroad,
four miles east of Hawkins, Wood county.
Has been run six months. VIII sell for half
its value, Call ON or address
w. II. AULT,
J75dn Land Agent Dallas.
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giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment o.
an ordinary fafuaie Cofnpiliiiig y BOOK
ueeled " all mothers and sicsly Gonzales,
Price ~ cts. Address a. above. l2ldaw I'm
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F0R SALE AND REaf
FOR SALE.

The beautiful frame dwelling of Colonel
Owens, situated ON Cottage lane, belween
HARDWOOD and Pearl streets; six rooms IN tilc
house; two good wells lasting water; force
pump and fifty feet of hose; fine youns Or
chard of choice fruit; good stable; house
built under the owners supervision, and OF
the best materials; ~ acres OF lAhd. Also,
fine business lot ON Elm street, east OF Gem
trail Railroad. If desired, the furniture
(nearly new will be sold with the house.
Parties can see Colonel owens ut the house,
or the undersigned at his Office, on Elm street
one door west OF Episcopal church.
li}dtf GEO. W. BAYLOR.
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NOTICE or Dls8OLUTION.

The cnpertucrship which has existed 'ee-
tween J. ~. Thurmund aud Ira 6. Mitchell,
In the practice OF law has be u dissolved by
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closed Jointly. j. NJ. TTrEWuND,
IRA G. tIlICHIEEIb
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rrond until the PostOnicc is moved 10 Austin
street, when Il will ne next i00r IN TIE POST
Office. IRA 7. MiltuEGL.
Attorney at Law.
Dallas, August 81, 1873. l68 ~
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P0LLllg u
"A GARD.
80 nc Voters o. glaIlus County:

40 die Voters % Sals;ss GOunty:
FEbr0W-c. ITEMS: Tho rapidity OF
growth and development OF our county,
1nidtt tie eNoit nients of which ! have
come amongst yun, and the absence Of
earnest aud loyal of"new comcrSV Jnstiiles,
II Il duds not rake necessary, on this occa.
sion, publicintr0daetion. lam announced
10 you to-day as u candidate fof District
Ultfig Of Daiias county, and beg 10 sHy that
IA soliciting your suffrage rely upon my
personal md political record rs made with,
In your observation, IL not Within yOurllnes,
during twenty years. In politics, am
Democrat, none the less devoted and firm
because courteous and charitable. Having
east my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan for Pres
ident have never scratched n Democratic
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respectful, as diligcnt and ns fnithiu' III duty
AZ am, aud have been, consistent and oon-
stnnt In politics. Very respectfully,
ii5dff RICHARD GAINES. 2
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~. Memphis, Tennessee.
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hundred wards from the Central Railroad
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
REGULAR SESSION
OF TIE
THIRD GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE. OF IOCISlAN -
~hirty-four.h Bays Proceedings.

~uirtysIOur!h RAY a BFOcccHlEGSs
HORSE OF RFrHg,R,r.r:vE.
New Orleans, FEBRUARY -, it.i. :
The House me; pursuant to adj .'Ernm"n:.
Speaker Charles W. Lowell III tie c':.ir.
The roll being called. The :ollcw:n. ::..:u-
hers answered to their names:
Speaker Lowell. and Mnssr.. Attain.
Antoine. Bowman. Baker. Bryant, Boyd.
Benham. Blackstone. Barrow. Carey.
c0nnaughton. Cousin. Demas. u. {.
Davis. 4. r. Davis. Decker. Derezin,
Deioie. Dumnn;, Diaries. Elliot, Greene.
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He,igepati,. Heating. hirkman. Kenyon.
Kern. Murrcii iLafourcA"'. Murr"ll tMadi-
SOM. Mahoney. Mayo, Martinez. Mathews.
Marie. Montaldo. Peyton. Page. ROdrigucs,
Sawyer. Stewart, Sartan. Southland, Sutton.
Thomas. Tureaud Williams. Worthy. Ward.
Washington. Wiggin. Wands. Youns-j9.
a quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
On molten of Mr.. Murrpli. of Madison.
the reading OF the journal was dispensed
with.
On motion. the journal was approved.
Mr.. Kenyon. of Iberville. called up tho
following resolution. which was adopted:
Concurrent resolution for the creation of
a joint committee 10 thoroughly examine
into the State Penitentiary.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Mathews. of Tensas. chairman Of the
Committee on Contingent Expenses. sub
mitted the following report. and moved its
adoption:
CoMN.rTEx ON CoN~SG-xr F-Prxsrsl
fehrN."E l.. 1875. :
To she Honorable Speaker a.d Ntrnoers OF tie
House of Repres 'ntatives:
Your Committee on Contingent Expenses
have had under consideration accompany.
ing Eo.lsc bill No. Ia and lad that this Is
not the appropriate commi '". - consider
said bill: and believe the mention of the
House in referring the bin - this commit
te" was TO ascertain th3 amount necessary
10 De appropriated. and in :ha: view your
commit e will only report the alnoI;.:
necessary TO be appropriated. and recon-
mend tha: the BIZ, I've refereed 10 the Com
mite. "a Appropriations. with the annexed
estimate OF appropriation required for :hc
extra session Of -: and ISL ana the .ey,
ular .esSiou of 1879
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES $. MATHEWS. Chairman.
Estimate for deficiency Of extra rsssicn
of Is, and iS7 g. cash. 1900: expenses ii
regular session Of 1873 cash. $!l",0l0: total
SIN. 600. or so much thereof - nay .1e
necessary.
Mr.. Devices. Of lied R!Te:, moved, as .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

ne IgiiONluS pA' ESANNS
the Committee va Education was gead AID
adopted:
After The werd thereof" twelfth HHGo
;ns.r, "bU, no school officer. director oS
csmmittee shall be empowered t. remove
any teacher. and no po-iti"a or app"in.'
men, shaIi be vacated .Neep, Oy tn" S0A'do
at anv .IeetinS OF the same.
The secsioa WAS then aiIr:ed So
amended.
Section n.Ee was then rea@
NJ. Burch moved 10 amend b. s:::hing
out the word "ail." ia line tour Setwcr2
the words examine an Applicant"
Adopted.
The following amendments w the Com.
m!ttee Oh Education were submitted:
A, the end of line :hjrtytwo. after tls
wo.d the..trvm." insert I'm! II" name
shall he stricken from the !ist by the CONF
mittee on teachers only ~ provided tor IN:
this act ia the cases ut &!staIssa! Oh a&sa:lse
er..'
Adopted.
Also. after :hs word examined" in ERS
,hirty-!hree. insert 'bv tie eoMaStt.s ae
State Superintendent.
All" oe''o"
amended.
The President ;hca announced the c:,IrS
of RI. .,ay,
On motion OF Mr.. Eurch. The sp'cia! or,
der of the day WAS postponed III sw@
O'Clock.
Section ten was them read snd sdop~d.
Section eleven was then r'aA ''H" ""'p''s'
- y
The bll! was then adopted as "a ~h'lo'
The amendments V@Gs eon'!"e'sS SA'
crossed.
The constitutional rule Vas susreh"edo
the bill read the 'hi'd Tune. ana on Nh'Al
passage Mr.. Bu:ch called idF ehs yeas @LId
nays
VII '".' "a Wv
u'7ciose'' 'ii' '">' ''"S
Quorum p''''N'' >, -, a.,
y.i,','<t-7. D>'tIar ',2rr"s c.nn Grnans
Harnpr p. f. Hrrwic. ingraiiann kr!so,
Masicot. Pollard. Whartoui."
Nay--AndeTsoh-i.
The PRESIDENT ofdeFo" 'hs "eFs'~nSa''
Arms 10 p!ihs III absent ni'',i"0i'
Other mem oers having arrived 'nS ''H''
cent ofue'e" can VI Inv
'hc ''e'iet"'!
House. and tue following answered. 10 tle!r
names:
ssr.Ar1e-.on, Alexander. blackburn,
Barber Butlcr. Eiunt. Burch. brewster.
Cage. Greene. /; F. Herw'S, HarpeF; il'
g tanan' Vs. Mriao. '1a a., '''"'~ ~ P'''''
w. pro.;jor. - ,ha So,a.s announced a
w.. pra.ida,, .,..1 ,... ,Is rrs.r,oo
-scurred ON Nh. tipa, pass,,. OF the hjI.
-, =, =, $780,, -. .,go,l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

ac: No. BOB OF the Code of fEacNee u
Louisiana.
House bill n" l-o, emitted an ac sI, ""l
izing George Colmer to oulid you o-''s4
across the Aatalbany RIVER d. 'ne o'S' Va
navigation of said river.
House bill No. l3o. joint resolution ''sh
ing Congress TO establish lighthouse 80
the mouth OF Amlte RIVER.
Very Respectfully. ,,,.c,,
JOHN w. ROA bohOIHLt;
Assistant N'olN'
Nr. Anderson, chairman Of the Commit
~ ,a;;,. .,,,r,it,.1 ths following
ACC 'h
report: ,r,,.,.-,
n,,, r rex, M.mhs,. ,' o, the
- t'r h"iotao'e r'0S"e"' '''' '
'en"'s r,ou, w,, re.om.
lou, S'n''ni' ~, s,Lst;.ute tn-
Sara.e h,Js Nos - 4, and f.. bill 10 be
entitled an act to regulate the agencies OF
fire. marine. river anu life in7urhnc" com.
panies not incorporated by the State OF
Louisiana and 90 protec: policy holders IN
case Of loss. and to make -aid companies
a,uenab'c TO the courts of this State. and
prescribing penalties :or violations OF the
provisions OF THIS act would r"sPerti"'iS
i"o',s ~ i'll haTy.an thn word,
..,r. and "tbe" insert tn. words "any of"
In line ttty-seven of section one. strike
out the word Ten III" SUBSTITUTE ''lo
WIN IT. Wv o"s;'r ,hr.. or s.c.f,n frs. after
the word company" add the word.. land
which amount of $4,000. or SO much az
may De require" III ,he event oi any IoI'io ~.
nrda, IF any .o n =, satisfy anv intgmeut
aga:ns, said company. shall be immediately,
replaced hE sad company: mar tne s"in
in,,a,it onS ,IoI,,o3 ,',,a1. Inss op nnIicies
issued in tn. State by said conpanv'
Amended a- above. your COMMITTEES on
judiciary would itspecHuliy seeoinne'i"
''' 1,rrc,r.c - ,SDrPSOT
Chairman:
JAMES X. AlEAANDtk.
-AH''o "a ~
Lee over. ,. ,,
filled an act I, restrict and limit the iur's
dlcti0n OF III" State courts ia mattel, u.
contest ior "thce. reported 'aTGraoi}.
Ch.;rm.p
Les over,
NJ. Tuitoh,,I chairman of the commit.
tee on auditing and supervising the ex.
ren.es of ;h,. Senate rpnorted the following
"a a suhs,itnte fur Hons. hill No. 63:
A hill RI VI, entitled an az, making an
annronr;ation of a.; 600 for the raymrpt of
tha ortstapIing youcher, and warrants
;ssuea bv the General Assembly for the pav.
o.f,.crs and ennIovas and FOR CONTINGENT
a,nar.es ,..roof and nrovidino for the
a,,1it;,,. NJ src,, xouchora and warrants.
.rd r,- o.Icr n,rnos..
I:a,ovar
Mr. ria.,h,r, fro,, ~. C,.,,;.,.e IN
p.ni..rti,rv. mad. a verbal repoEt concern
,r., ,l. ,r,..t,r.r. ,t tb.. conyic,. IN tine
p..,;,ar,,,,v IN ,hs.nc. If ,he chairman of
so;a ,.,,,n,;,.o.. ,r5 further stated .iat \,
= n,..,,,.r ri; - ;. ..,r,,,i,.e. ~. w,uIl 9, ~
,;,,.. .h. ;,,..,,.,,,;,r -. ,b. sam.
.,,
,,.n
49,, ,,,.,;,,,.
- n.,,,:. =. ,.,,,,;,a
49,,
C'., ','I..,., ,..,,,..,.
,;, 49,,
,, p.,,a, , ~, .,,, ,or ,ro
and began D''smher =. ~! ana Tor the
the regular session. held and began January
-. ". p.,,.
On I" be entitled an act !"r "" refer
"i me "''heNt'a" "I inc '"'e Lieutenant
"'''fh's o'c'r =. bHhh.
''''''' 'i' "'5 l" a''''''" 'c' ~ 49, 'n''''e"
an '''' Tor 'he re!!ei oi the University "i
,;; , , ,,,,. .,,
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office Of inspector of railroads. and canals,
defining tho duties and fixing the sslaries
thereof.
Lies over.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
BE- Mr.. Blunt:
A bill to be entitled an act for the relief
Of L. Duplex. OF the parish Of Natch:toches
By Mr.. Anderson:
A bill 20 be entitled AZ act 20 amend ard
re-enac: section three of IN act entitled an
act 20 regulate proceedings in con:e3tati"h'
between persons claiming d Judicial oiiice
approved January H.. 1915.
b; Mr. Harper:
A bill to be entitled an &c, TO incorporate
the Shreveport: Savings Bank.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Ingraham. by unanimous con
sent. the following entitled bill:
To ;a.oroo.atc the New Orleans Cniver
sity
The bill! was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended
Nv :, four.fifths vote. the bill read the
second time. and referred to the Commit
tee TN Public Education.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Mr.. Blunt, by unanimous consent. intro
duced join, resolution relative to improve
ment of Cane river. parish Of Natchitoches
The bill was read the first time.
Tho constitutional rule was suspended
I, E,tf, y hA
oud time, and referred to the Committee
on Federal Relations.
IMr. Harris III the chair.
Senate bill No. II, an act to fix the salary
OF the Judge of the Superior District Court
of the parish of Orleans. was taken up a.
unfinished business.
The pending motion being that Of Mr. In
graham 10 amend the motion of Mr.. Brew
ster TO strike out .'sIX thousand and insert
.seven thousand"
Mr.. Ba: suggested that Mr.. lngraham
accented as a substitute to his amendment
the sum Of $1,000.
The substitute proposed was accepted by
Mr. Ingrahari.
The hour for the special order OF the day
-. A. .
having "r.Neu' ',io N"'i, L,nl. .l'o
P'''"'
Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Blunt. the special or.
der of the day was postponed for fifteen
minutes.
Mr.. Burch moved the previous question
on Senate bill No. "A.
Tho ,ro,ious oras+;on waa oriered.
rl,a Cra;n s+atod +bo question 70 no .he
a. ,.,., oni,non.
totI,atarw- pno,rste. otr.rod h. Mr. Rar.
-, - -, zoos r3 nov. .ba vo.n
-. ''',' r. 49,. .,,ana .,o, NO, = ann.
.'.,,.o.,4.
yoas,ndo-sor Rarher Riackburn.
Rrrcb Rrewster Greene. p. +. Herwig.
Uarnar Ingrabam. TwitcheIl-lO,
Ntys-Rinnt. Butler. Keiso. Masico,,
Pollard Stamns-6.
r,. nysa;,a. n,oro1 .ho ro-,oo,..
'"o
Arms TO Diins III aoseh! mem o0'S.
''nei 'neinp Il" --. q, - IT,
derSoh hioEeu 'ne'e NC can y, '"' 'i00'''
"nleh ino'ion was uu,S ~ !,
'"' '''
House. anu Tue 'oi'o"'ns "h'"'''' - 'Hot-
Nani0s' ,,
pIoI pnnl,s.or Croann p 4 Harwig
II Harwic Harris. Harper. Ingraham,
KaIso Masicot. Pollard. Sypher. Stamps,
TwitcbelI. Wharton-l9.
M. pros;do,. of tha Sonata .nnourced =
"o i. .e"-eon % '''' ~ '-''' '''''
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Mr.. Brewster. BY unanimous consent
called Mp House bill No. 81. bill! {" be en-
titled an ac; to provide additional r"yula
tl"n- FOR the board Of school directors Tor
the city Of New Orleans: TO provide a per
manent revenue for said schools: TO prevent
litigation against the schoo! iuad; to :und
the fchoo! debt; to regulate the employ.
ment Of teachers. and to direct the Council
of the city Of New Orleans to levy scnooi
tax and perform other duties in connection
with public schools.
On motion Of NJ. Barber. the bill Wa.
cor -idprcl section by section.
The fist section was read ana adopted,
:he frcoai section was read and .dyp..d
Tho p.esiden: ANNOUNCED tho hour for
til" special order o. the day.
(n motion II Mr.. brewster. the spec:a.
order Of the day was postponed !ur thirty
minutes.
The third section was read ana aGop,e1
The fourth section was road and sdop.ed
The fifth section was read and adopted.
Sixth section was then read and adopted.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
CT The
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
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..trs ONtFs
nr. Harris, chairman or the Committee
81 Railroads, reported rnfavorahly on Sen
Ike siu 40. 50, entitled az act creating the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15

Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings,
Scroll Work. Brackets, Mill Work
Flooring and Weather Boarding. can
all be had of Lee & Ferguson at their
new Steam Factory. between Lee and
Water Streets, GoodSon. Lumber
will be furnished. or not as desired.
Work done in first class style-in
short order, and at prices to suit the
people. The Factory is two stories
high, 32x64. with engine room l2x25
with engine of 20 horse power. Ad-
dress
MATTox, LEE & FERGUSON.
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
Feb. Aft.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15

Il you rant to save money, 60 to
BUNTING & PEPPERS to buy your
Medicines. Garden Seeds, Paints and
Oils, Lamps, Tobacco and Cigars,
Green Tea, Chocolate. Spices, Per-
fumery, Toilet Soaps, Combs and
Brushes, Pocket-books and a thous,
and other articles which they have
for sale in the Drug and Fancy Goods
line, and YOU will not be disappointed.
Try them. They keep nothing bit
first class goods. Special Inducements
offered to country Physicians.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15

Dr. Munsg to Preach-0n Sunday
next DR.. w. f. Munsey viii preach at /
A. VI. in the Methodist Church, Va. Hill.
We consider him the most thoroughly
cultivated and forcible pulpit orator to
whom VIC have ever listened This would
be faint praise did we fail to state that we
regard him one of the purest and hum
blest of the followers of Christ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15

The Kiadrieks Greek Road contro
sersy, has been aF5itrated, and so we
are to see the end of it. The com.
pany is to complete the bridge and
PC connections to it at each end
Fer two or three years it has been an
Y finished, but costly Improvement
y tae forest. and worth about as much
z the public as though it had been
e ed in Africa, and we are glad
'ea' there has been made an arrange
80 by which the public may get
1ae benefit of it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15

Horse Theit,-On Friday night
last. some thief stole a valuable bay
marc from Col. Francis Preston. He
offers $40 reward; $50 for the thief
and $50 for the mare, which is thus
described The mare Is about sew
en- or eight years old, fifteen and a
half hands high. dark sorreI, blaze in
face, white right hind foot and lame
from an old injury in same; this it,
jured hoof is longer than the Others
She is heavy with foal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15

The National Union has been res
urrected at Greeneville by w. II.
Brininstool. It's neat in appearance.
and is another evidence that the
newsparper enterprises of GreenevilIe
are peculiar in their multiplicity, and
very hard to keep the run of. We
wish the Union very we'll.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15
Bankers Letter to his Friends.

Prices reduced for one week at J. NJ.
Barker's Cheap Store on Main Street.
Books closed, except for settlement.
Three assistants to wait upon custo-
mers during my absence in New York
Tor spring stock ; will return 18th in
slant and on or before the first day of
May, / will show to my friends the
finest lot of cheap goods to which it
has been my pleasure to call their at
tention.
J. NJ. BARKER.
April s. '73.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15

Pepper. Another meeting of the
committee will be held at the Motho-
dist church in Bristol, Va. at 20 clock
P. NJ. on Saturday the 26th instant,
and they ask parties to make sugges-
tions as to the proper location and
means of preparation. By all means
get up the camp ground.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-04-15

White Top -Messrs. c. B. Coale.
and c. T. Price, and Judge r. NJ
Page of Abingdon, will please &C
cept our thanks for an invitation to
accompany them on Friday next to
White Top Mountain.