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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

Western, "Frou-Frou", Monday, Acad-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

The Child Stealer at Academy.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

on. Two Three SIX One
SQUARES. nontb mouths mon his monthsl year
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-09

On Friday night last, thirty-6rst u,ti,,o
about eleven o'clock difficulty oc limo
between two of the hands on one e of ,sa
uhited states survey boats, in the course lug ns
M Mn,on water waiter Csnnison was killed h ~
cb ."ry "fln art Major c: W. Durham ~
Wilbsrt tak ane !; survey rye Immediately had
this city to be confined in iaiI S s14s nim to
M urinary examination before Judrs "a pre-
w. " mart was bound over in the ann o Ta ssao
= nis appearance at the next term of s .S
'''"' 'ourt' TO answer to the CHARGE 'n -,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

WHI1EFIELD.-Thc lumber deal
erS of this town are making prepar
atiohS to log more next winter than
ever and there are movements
in favor Of hard wood timber lands.
looking toward the manufacture of
hard wood lumber and the ere elton
of mills for the manufacture of any
article made from hard WOOD. New
mill sites are also being planned.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

FASHION NCTES.-The present
st lie of gents boots will nccrssltatc
the widening OF some of our streets.
There is rather too much piazza for
the amount OF sidewalk.
The latest styles Of bonnet and
hat trimmings includec cherlies,cur-
rants, black berries, parsley, slrliig
beans, sorrcl, and various products
,t the kitchen garden, to the eXclu-
sion of birds and other little AM.
mails formerly much worn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

a Detroit business man fonnd n
counIerfolt ifty-ccnt scrl among
his currency the other day, and he
put it in his vest pocket, and that
afternoon gave 1t to- little girl beg
ping in the streets. When he came
back from tea he found the same
piece o. scrip in the drawer again,
and questioning the clerk he learned
that a little girl had brought 1t IL,
bought u stick Of gum, and gone oil
with 40 cents Of good money.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

III ENGLAND recently The velocity
81 the air horizontally N on"'w"rk
Ii Il,r ,yl''i.l fl'In rate tDidl of
iitl uilrs ne greatest iiDpllli OF
any Que day having been 253 nj rs,
~ h oh was largely ~ rXc' - of TIN.
,rragr. llns- data will serve to
tuiirct some oilhr Wild calculations
ihu have been made with regard In
ia" WY g. ct balloons across the
y 'Inile O,pHi.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

The most hopeful and gratifying
business fact just now Is this: Every
vessel cleared for foreign ports is
filed with American produce, and
the constant cry is for more. The
balance of trade is all IN our favor,
and will work out golden results III
due time. A little patience aud
confidence is all that ia needed to
place the country upon 3 footing OF
uneXanplcd prosperity. - Albany
journal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

FIRE AT WENTWORTH.- Ths
blacksmiths shoQ belonging to $. +.
Savage, in Wentworth, was burned
about II: 80 O'Clock, Thursday night,
together with all the tools and stock
Under the shop WAS a stable, in 1t
were two horses. also u lot of hay
aud grain. all was burned. The
whole loss was about 81 500; no in.
sliance.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

Concord dedicated her new Board
Of Trade building, Monday evening
The address was delivered by Asa
Mcfarland. Esq. and Poem b,
Mrs. Abba Gould WoolSor, followed
by IA banquet and toaSts. Blaisdrll
& Ingalls, Band and "A select choir
for music. The building is one of
the finest in the State.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

The Litileton Republic learns that
Gov. Howard of II. L., has in con
temptation the erection of fifty cot.
tageS at Bethlehem Street, for the
accommodation of people who desire
to spend the summer season in tie
mountain legion.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

All the assistants in the Offices OF
he United States Circuit and Dis
itici courts of Mtmpisis, have died
with yellow Fever. The principals
all bring out Of the city, II is pre-
suned their offices are now closed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm stu
ated ! mile from Bradford Village on Prospect
,lill, containing nbout 20 acres OF valuable
land. NICE House built 5ycars ago New Horse
Barn and Of her buildings al. good Sugar or.
cnard oi $50 trces ana WUvi and tiubcr enough
for The farm, good irnit orchard, good running
water ut honsc aud barns, Terms of sale lib
eral Any one wishing TO purchase will please
call and see The premises.
q. d. BROWN.
Bradford, VI. Jan. Is. 1873 34tf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

Two San Francisco dmeteur bal
loonsts in an attempt to hnd The
"chstrr!y current" were blow ont
three miles to sea. and were rescued
by boat.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

n Vicksburg paper advertiscs for
information concerning the where
about of II woman III years old who
has wandered away from her friends
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

The trial of Stokes was concluded
on Wednesday and the jury found
him guilty of manslauglirr in the
third degree. He WAS sentenced To
four years hard labor ut Sing Sing.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

II. {. Lockwood If Troy has been
appointed treasurer Of The Central
VI. railroad
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOE
Coughs. Colds, Croup. VICE.
ing Cough. 1gOarseness, S"
Throat. &c.

A cold II neglected seldom fails to ross"
obstinate disease Of the lungs. This r'm'
when used according to directions viii UT :,
up the nest severe cold In = single nisp'
will cure your cough and allay that unf 49,,
ant tickling in the throat: and Is t"e =
remedy for colds. Group and whooping -
in children, it is 90 pleasant to the ta''e,
yet 40 active In its resulte. 1t truly
like r,ns,r. Pro
WIN JOSLYN& SONS, fsrtcn; y,
prietors. Sold nv all dealers in ned' y,s
GEO. c. GOODWIN 4 co. Bcsio cer,rs
HENRf L. CO.. Burlington. W
Agents.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

"""' "II'">''i""'
A urrc reduction i, bcinc m.J.,
!" Tue S'"hdi'g army OF Austria.
\ Kansas man has raised ov.r
300 bushels OF onions from nm. .c,.
VI s'""""'
On The 1lh snow fell 10 fine depih
Of eight inches in Delaware county.
:. sure sign of The HOLIDAYS
wucn the vice Of vhe tuikcy is
heard in the lard.
Bishop Simpson of the Metl,o
dist Church thinks women uuybt
to vote.
C,.;oo.o T. .
railroad non at TIE late of SO 600
tons year.
Dan, t.l, -, o.,;.,, ,...
non,,',,.a ~" ~ :. ,' ., az" ~ run q
it out himself
Tho No,,i,.o, u,,
1ef,lc,,;nn. '' ,ro,'.' ' "'''"' 9a!s '''"'
~e, ho,d ~ ,I "' 'r,. s'"l' "'' II co''ofa
I'll. ,,roos, ,,n., :, r,
n,isns ANN .,,r.,, ''l ' ''i' CON-
,nn r., WIS anu 10 u" "e" anu
~ '"'''
Paris is to have "A line of fortified
I've ,ha o G.'''',, VI, 'oNi'io'' occupied
"'"9'
The shipments Of wheat from
chicago and Milwaukee towards
the scaboard average over $500, OOO
' - " WYNN
Mr.. MitchrlI,a California agrcul
iHrlst, has gathered this year 600,
QUO bushels of wheat from little
patch OF 10000 acres.
The South Newburg. Me-. cheese
fac,oli exhibited at the State Fair
a cheese weighing over one thou.
sand pounds.
Til. ro.ror ,v,.,.,;,;.. ,,,
has been found to he, not Of oak. az
WAS supposed, but of chestnut. 1t
has stood for ei9llt centuries.
I'll. pLiI,d,I,h,, min, :. ;.;.
10000 Geo IN du,f,,,.n,,.i.'.,,'"''''','','ii''
and 'hc 'a'itolnl1 mlAt Is coiuios
as "dtN SUiu pieces rs 1t, ca,trity
VIII adWlt
Tbrelui.,,or "a. ,.,,y5I .,.,d.
t., t..,. - cL.. >,
a4u.I.,h ,Iou, in .;y. :. ;,
,....... '' - ''H' ~ '"'" -
su6' tIeb.c 81 infancy.
1hn, ,s soid ia +. .,, ;,,
are IN IN. nri.hh,rI.nf - p,.,,,.
River Fails Ai;nn.s,,, ~ .n,,I'
III. d,.,n,,I nf ,I., Ir,;,.I WIKI
t'r the next ten centuries.
Alo.,;. l,... s,o ooo ,,,,,,,,. i,
adli,,ou IN r.. w, ~. ,'''.
deu,edations of Inns A E,ouoI,
man who has invnn,.J , ,;nn ,,,n
~ consid.r.L j., nn,Li. ,.",at,a,,n 'r
~ '"''
Lea htr made from the skin of
me Mhitc Whale is now a regular
article Of nanuiactule at some OF
the villages IN Canada. TITS both
noe and durable and very strong.
A Londo,, mama, r.oo,,,,. .a,..
fused .s Cl,,.vs. ,.w''n
American Who c,, ,,tn ""''u ~ "a -
in Enr,,,J ,';,, ~, '' nv =" 'le'o"
thing nb,nt Ara,;,.,n. h'.;' "r r"s
s,,us r.,,... ,,.., 'o','' 'c'"S VI '"e
peare.
Tb, ,.I,ou co
far ho, i, ,n,,,,, 10 ''',o'S
arrival -, St,,., W '""' .'"NH
J,, ,,,.l I', io''' ''e "'"ei
III. n,,,.,.,, w ':''' avs "''o"s
" " O''''0 o''"'
The Boston G{0be calls attention
TO TACT of some Importance AT thus
tllhe, and 10 which we desire to call
public attention. The national
banking law makes every stockbold.
of his stock. so that tbe stockholI
ers of every natioual b,nL in III.
country are Liable far -. ,,ncI, ou,,,,,
as the lull cash central. nf ,L.;, -.
spective institutions For ;no,.rno
if the capital of \ bank il on. nh
lion dollars RI. .tnnI,h,I,I,., 'i'.
sponsihle far twn n,I,;nns M
knowledge of This r,ct co,,o;nI,'
ought To ma annnnI, ,o o,;n, 10y
nerves of .y.n H., w !.. ,"e
positor '''>' ''"'" Ut
Barney McGinnou, q drunken
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31
THE DAVIS MACHINE

msy oe examined At Mr.. Geo. @. Morrieeps.
Mdin 1t: Lyndon, lille. or at nv honse Pie, sant
-, bradford. w. H. HASKINS, agent fov ~
O~ns ~ Lyndon end Braafesd. W 10
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31
sed BY al Druggists and Dsslsn Ia Medicine,

0A 4 4 Nu7 3 Co.. YsosaosToas,
P1o1xDETt I,1. =
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31
UOassc and Lot for Sale.

The y, bscriber offers for Sale her House
and lo, on Nam Street, Bradford Village,
JUS South of Tie Town Hall, The house il
stories and in good condition, painted and
blinded. good water, &c. a good building
Lot beside lbe.one occupied by the buildings
Plenty Of fruit trees. sc. Two Stoves and
pipe in the house. All will be sold for the
low price OF 5000.
Apply TO Alden Stevens.
ELIZA kEyDRicx.
Bradford, W., Sept. IGN. 1873. t.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

Sarah b. OimS,ead. a resident Of
Hanover for 81 years, died at her
residence, III Oct. 10. at the age OF
"a. She Was born in Bradford. W.,
was the daughter of John ID. Olm-
stead. She was one of Il family OF
II childrcL, ) OF whom are living.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31
SEWING MACHINES

l"-soh> wishing to purchase a seu,no mn.
."'i, =. are invited To examine the Davis Yer,
"" reed Shuttle Sewing Machine. This is
'ne very best ofthe first olass, machines.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-10-31

HANOVER. Mr. Orlando Tabor
recently SHOT hawk on Rnggits
NM. Norwich, w.. that measured
/ lcrt and inches from ip 10 tip.
The .As company are taking up Il
p ,It OF thtir wUOu pipe ana lay ihe
i,on instead.
ID IN. nth College has 422 stu
drn,s.
y powerful rcyiva lof,eligion has
been in PROGRESS NJ Mil Village fol
two or three weeks past.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

lcc was ihon appointed 60 drafi con-
bnd hy-laWs and tho society adjourned ID
80 on next Friday NIGHT
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26
Item. non nc CattIe nm.

We were shown yesterday letter from /
young man on the way to Kansas with cat
tie, dated at Red River Station, June 10
and addressed to our young friend j. v
Sinner, of this city. We extract from
1t as follows:
We have been encamped here five days,
waiting for Red River to fall. It has been
raining constantly for eight or ten days,
and the river has been very high. This
morning it commenced to fall, and is run
ming down rapidly II is estimated that
there are about 80, 900 cattle in this vicinity
waiting to cross the river.
James Applewhite, and several friends OF
the men murdered by Segunda Alizonda,
have offered a reward of $500 for the cap
ture of the Mexican.
Billy Collins killed one of his Mexienns
in the Indian Nation, few miles from Red
River Station, few days since.
One hundred COmanche Indians passed
through this place two days ago, en- Toute
for their Reservation. These Indians are
the same that Gen. Mckenzie captured
about one year ago.
Another letter dated ut Ellsworth, Kan
sas, June 18th, addressed to the same party,
contains the following items:
I've had an awful time this year on the
trail. 1t rained and stormed every night
and the cattle ''stampeded" every time it
rained. Between Skull and Skeleton creeks
was struck by heavy hail storm, the
cattle and horses both ''stampeded, but we
did not lose any.
had just crossed Salt Fork when the
Osages, under 'Black Dog" attacked
several herds, killed Ed. Chambers, from
west of San Antonio, and horribly mutIlated
and scalped him. A young fellow by the
name of Merrill was with Chambers at the
time; he killed one of the Indians and
barely escaped with his life.
They also killed four of CoX's men and
got away with some stock.
The chances are very fair this year for
good prices, but as yet few sales have been
made. The grass is fine and cattle are
looking well, and If the rain ever stops,
will fatten up fast.-San Antonio Herald.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

As we remarked in the paper yesterday,
We expected to hear of considerable damage
done by the storm Of Thursday evening.
After Il was over we looked around town
considerably, and have TO report as follows
The residence Of James n. Fisk, in the
southeast part of the city, was entirely UNI
rooted, and the roof, with the sheeting at
tached, was thrown over into the street.
about forty yards away The furniture,
books, etc, were damaged considerably.
The house occupied by Mr.. Siemmering,
in the same part of the city, was about
half uncovered, but no other damage done.
A little house near the residence Of w. c..
lyman was also unroOfed.
The Market House, on Alamo Plaza, was
entirely uncovered.
Three small houses east Of Eli Coles
store were unroofed and otherwise dam
aged.
At the residence of Mrs. Maverick, large
dead tree standing in the yard was blown
down, falling upon the west wing Of the
house and completely demolishing It. -Four
children. two of Col. Frost's one Sam Nav
erick's, and = little nurse, were almost
buried beneath the ruins, but none Of them
were fatally injured. Their escape was al
most miraculous.
The business house on Main street, occu-
pied by Erastus Reed, was half uncovered.
and several other houses on Main street
were more or less damaged.
AR. Ed. Braden was riding in a one-horse
ambulance at the time the storm came up.
The horse, ambulance and occupant were
thrown against the wall Of McAllister's sa-
loon. but no great damage done.
Trees were cpr0oted and blown down
without number almost
Il Is said that a little Mexican child on
the east side Of the river was killed by q
falling wall, but We cannot shy whether the
report Is correct or not
Mr.. Albert NcLane, orc Of the teachers
ia tho German English school, in attempt
O. close ono Of thc doors Of tho school
house, after the storm came up, received
one or two scvoFo bruises upon the head and
face
About half the roof on Scheiner's ware
house was blown Of, bat no other damage
done.
We hive heard nothing from the country.
The storm or tornado appears to have been
something similar 81 the Iowa tornado, only
on nnth aiailor scale, the wind having
tho same spiral or twisting molten. some
portions 81 The eily were not visited bv It
81 tII. San Anlonio Herald
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

or ron HousE rnlyEs-0ur Friend Mr..
non living on Iavnca slFcci, on getting up yes
murnine found his pants, which had been
81 over chair ulssins and goae. a. vel as the
eg and ether things n thciF pockets. The pants
Ioant IN he gard. and his safe key and other keys
SIS ihtl. bat the money, q little over $50 n cur-
ty fnd between four and ave dollars 10 specie was
saat saht1e lhe voodb.ne tRincth.r Il Is q little
.lfHs llri enc gold watch, which vas IN hls yost,
haaen on TIE same chaig, not taken. The lhicf
,nsl have been 10 HURRY and ri he eonsideretc
lnoah 30 leave lhc pant inaldc the yard and not 70
mo kcst. which coaid have done him no good The
door - ihe house W1s not fastened and the thief
M have cattlcd tlefe 81 b. mar hasocome m Il the
iaof uhich eas nnioekcd hs Nf. Harrclfs little
IS afoni oas HIGHT oar pcorle cannot Be too careful
dag hIe warm reaiAef when Windows and door
80 ai iohe laii open. ltis taevcry harvest time
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

Wen Is la e. A.. ~ aI,. llF-
IorlI mean q la-
Ir1 f8'H end I1rI c1r I've
WIIt1ri him. II I trr-
Ne loae1l 81 iliesl.l me- -I-1 ir1Uu1.
10 terrible and hIoc<-
Fen stay away 3 thousand ecara
Before Ak him hack
He sid flat had acted Eroar,
And foollshlT beside
won't forget him after that.
I WOuldn' { 4 died
nIWas wrong, Whaf right had be
To be 90 cross with mel
know Tn not an a1gol quite
IdOn't pretend % b.
He had another sweetheart once.
And now when We fan out,
he always says she vas not cross.
And that she didn't pout,
Il Il enough 10 vex 3 saint
It's more than can bear.
Wish that girl Of HIS WAS
Wei, don't care where.
He thinks that sheTFas pretty, too
Was beautiful as good;
wonder hshe'd get him hack
Again, now, II She couldf
know she wOulG, and there she is
She lives almost In sight.
And now it's almost nine O'Clock
Perhaps he's there tonight.
I'd almost write TO him to come:
But then I've said won't;
do not eareHO much, but she
Shan't have him II don't
Besides, know that was wrong.
And he was In the right;
guess III tell him so-and then
! wish he'd come tonight.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26
A. W. SLuanr.
W. e. BEEnINo.
Il r. WELLS

This desk took two silscr medals and ne above csr-
tifcaie as the foarlh STATE Fair, and IN making the
awards the cuunIillCo further s1y. I'VE rccouanleni
ihis DISK % an tc1ccfE b. Or thc best nov n use
An orlrre for tcsc dcss sent % J. s. fCun. Ausfin
I,clrrs. vii Dc rrcrlrlIV uIIcd
Tne undersigned. having BEN appointed aa.Cui Tor
he elo 81 his desk win c1nyass the State and win
cal On Von and crhIhIt model.
Cur deck las lakcn l1 rst "a I've n orcni
STATE FnlrE and has ocC extensively lnfruircci into
~ o4hcr states. IoN- III. eIIAEI Accnf.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

REUuox or HooD's BRTsADE-The eighth annual
meeting OF Hoods Brigade win take place on Friday,
June a. at BartOns springs, this city. Other re
unions have been held at the same place, OF the
most delightful and appropriate that could possibly be
found in Texas. From what we hear, the attendance
this time win be larger than before. A number
OF very distinguished gentlemen FROM other
States have expressed their intention OF be
ing present. Among them Generals
J. B. Hood, @. T. Beauregard, Braxton Bragg,
g. W. c. Lee, W. J. Hardee and G. T. Anderson.
Many others, among them General VIM. Mahone ex-
press the warmest feeling in sympathy with the
,,ovar,eDt
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

or H |.. e. '|
nIrr l.H .I.| H10
uer nIt e't
.TIr,rr tn .lsr- I @ .IrrI - she Ir|rIr ard
Aud il.c rrrIr 1naI narI IoH-
'Irlay The Lord. p rcofIT rItfl
''lol can Sag it an Know.
PRAY the Lord I'll be sound came family
Painter siIII--,stfr soul 10 KEEP
Thea the tired head fairly nodded.
And the child was fast asiccp.
But the dcEiv eyes half opened
When clnEpcd her % my breast.
And the dear voice softly whispered
Mama, God knows az therost
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

YEsTERDAY morning commercial circles were sur
prsed to learn that the night before Messrs Phpson
Levy, Of the New York dry goods emporium and the
New York clothing emporium, ha6been closed up the
night before By the United States Marshal on the petit
ton Of Messrs Pcavy & Bros, Of New York. The
arm therefore passes into voluntary bankruptcy Their
claims to about $1,000 The failure was caused
BY branch Of the firm in Mississippi and their labI-
iies Il Is said amount to quarter Of amIllion
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

~ tlle 6oEernaF 81 l1e St4lc ~ Eexas.
MllEIEls. The aIIlre 81 tire <41ttof Texas hs
e 81 eetltled An ~ = osceiia.n ihe a1o1pts dal
prior % he 1rt days 20 March. A. u ls- and 70 rro
we to- The payn.ent g the sanac approved June 2
ss1ec o. said act % direct fc teachers q the Public
Pre- Schoos throughout thc State BY proclamation,
y iorf Their claims IN person by attorney, 20 TIC
Conpiroller, Tor examination.
Vow, lherefcreI E J. Davis Governor - the state g
Texts By virtue Of the authority vested i me Dr. said
act do hereby issue this my proclamation dircctng
all teachers 81 Public Free Schools throughout the
state 10 forward their claims In person or ~ attorney
&c the COmptroer for examination. IN accorancc with
the provisions Of section Of the above rested act
copy q which : herein embodied for the information
and guidance Of teachers and others and which reas
a. follows. viz.
: section A That the teacher Of any Public Free
School in this STATE. to whom money may be due for
service rendered such prior 10 the nrs day Of March,
1913 shall present his voucher duly authenticated In
toforc adopted by the Superintendent Of Public In
stfleion Ter the payment u Teachers % the Comp
Tor the amount which shall be due the same, pro-
y1ded that the assignee Of any such voucher shall be
snsea % ms HsItslt on me treasurer IN IKE inanner
pending thereto, his affidavit Only authenticated be
fore an ocer authorized 70 administer oaths that he
j. the bona hde owner or holder Of the same and that
he has received no payment on the same Except a.
stated In case any payment has been made; provided
further that in NOuchers have not been given for
services OF teachers, required by law accounts may
be audited and warrants drawn by the Comptroller for
the amount that appears 20 be due said accounts
when accompanied by the affidavit OF the teacher duly
authenticated before officer authorized admins
ter oaths stating the date number Of DAYS taught and
average number Of children taught in each month and
that the same Is due and unpaid Except a. stated IN
case payment have been madel which accounts shall
also be accompanied by the adavits Of az least two,
respectable patrons of the SCHOOL stating that the ser
vices were rendered at the time stated IN the affidavit
OF the teacher, and the officer before whom these a
davits are made shall certify to the crebity Of the
parties.
name. and have caused the great seal OF
the State TO be affixed, at the city OF
L. 81 Austin, this fifth day Of June A. d. 1913
EDMUND J. DAVIS,
Governor.
JAMES p. NEwcOMB,
Secretary Of State. juneGdw4t
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

THE veteran editor Of the Galveston News. wn-
lard Richardson ESQ, has been in our city. and we
had the pleasure Of seeing him In our sanetum on
Tuesday lsst he came, understand, in the inter
est o. the Texas Almanac which he is already begin
ming 70 prepare for next year. Richardson's Almanac
has been Of great service 70 che State OF Texas and
trust it may be long continued, with increasing
ueefuIreaa
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-26

THE browning feature Of our city is it's unequalled
natural drainage. A bard shower which leaves Hous-
ton covered with mud and mudpuddles, and redOlent
with any thing but cologne the balm OF thousand
flowers only washes the upturned faceof the beautiful
Austin. leaving her bright and fragrant as rose
Don't we pity our friends, who are Compelled to live
IN these low groundsof sorrow and bad smells