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greatly :lsImsa. caught hold q me and
she loved me and that she loved MarbourR bet
ter than her hie," and that he loved her so
intimacy between them. This she solemnIy reite-
rated several times, and OF her truth was fully
convinced ,,v At once vent TO Marboorg's room.
the parlor adjoining the room In which ne was
sleeping, but had 20 call him three times after ne
entered the room ne raised both arms and
I asked MIN why he had so wronged me; why
e. trusted friend, and almost brother, accept my
hospitality and friendship. only to rob me OF all
morse: i. in my Conversation. expressed my graft
WSes s0Ss my 9sn we was pure and aer
house" ION the sunday ollown9 met MN IN his
room at Mrs. Dennison's house, and charged him
with having wiiIully and knowingly wronged me
which he admitted. but he gave his oath before
his God that my vile was virtuous. said ne loved
nse ana never her and e
town, made me offers OF money and much more
than as present decline to relate) l then left
to leave my house instantly, and he went,
~ ] afterwards learned, to Mrs. Dennison's
promises. stating that Marbo1rs had won her
love BY gifts and Kindness. and implored me to
ailow her to see him once more. and then tell HIM
quenuy and piteously that then sent for Mar
bourg TO come TO my house, which he did, and they
had an interview alone. Alter this she was still
discontented and dissatisfied, and asked that she
might 60 East 70 stay year, and Y possible try
and forget Marbourg: TO TINS finally consented,
thinking him unworthy or her and feeling that she
would forget him, and last Spring she went East.
Within couple OF months after her departure
heard rumors OF the infdelity OF my wife. / could
not believe them until / visited New York
and received Information rom her own rela-
tlves and by other sources, which convinced me
that MarbourR was deeper villain and more
souless scoundrel than ] had up to that time
learned to believe him. heard and saw enough,
and came home and commenced suit. The par
ticulars Of yesterdays trouble you probably know
as much about as do myself
Our reporter thanked him and retired.
NARBOURG's STATEMENT.
He next called on Mr.. Marbourg, stated his bust
ness and received the following statement
have but little to say in regard to the trans
actions previous to yesterdays shooting. The
story that any criminal intimacy ever existed be-
tween Mrs. Hoke and myself IS absolutely and dam
naely false. Isimply knew her as pleasant friend
and an Old-tme acquaintance I both respected
and admired her as such; but beyond that pro-
nounce the whole affair q money making black
mailing scheme, and as such nave overwhelming
proof. am not afraid when the issue Is made up
but that the real and active motives will be amply
shown up. In regard to the shooting yesterday
have nothing to say now. only ask that trial be
had to test 1t.
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FATAL BURNING CASUALTY.

Last evening between FIVE and six O'Clock, while
a beautiful child, named Maggie Robinson three
years OF age, was playing with matches at the
residence OF her parents 20S Second street VIII
lamsburg, her light clothing took hre and she was
SO shocklngly burned that her Lille is despairea Of
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FIRE IN THE BOWERY.

fire broke out yesterday on the second door of
the three story brick building No. It's Bowery that
caused damage OF $4,000 to the property Of
Joseph Stifler. who occupies the first floor James
Brandam, who occupies an Office In the bndery,
sunered loss OF $1,000 Both insured
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COURT CALENDAR-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Hed by Judge DAN
icls-Nos. %, so, So 81, %, 1903, los, 1ls 1f 154H
169 1872 205 200, 207 209, pa, 2l5 26 224 2ls 227
22s 800 $780, 2s1, 232 234, 1885, 237 239 $40 2ai 242
24S 244, 259 800 272, 273 274, 275, 276 Call 277.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-08
70 FRIEND.
By Anna srnIsoISs


Life hath a BURDEN all thy soul is pining
Beneath the weight Of sorrow e heavy cbaini
The lowering clouds have lost tfels silver lining.
And turn upon thee al the moaning rain
Upon thy brow the shadows fan and n ickcn,
: a weary sadness sometimes dime thine eye;
Thy music breaihes heart to deeply stricken
10 hope for aught, save but 70 break and die,
Thou eskcst why thy life Il full Of trouble
Why falls 50 heasy the continuing rod-
Why woes are told on Thy heart strings double,
Thoa askest why thy drink e an Of Marah--
Why ail thy being elckens at the draught-
When Vim & cozle-a restfal day and falrer-
Il e'er this day. Of lingering VIII Be passed
Iknow. my hands are weak to lift one sorrow.
Ny ipsare weak 10 speak one hopeful word.
cannot be thy Eybil q tomorrow.
Though answering signs g al thine own arc stirred;
cannot IFS the calling chain nor shadow;
No mortal hand can stay the moaning rain:
No mingiing volec can make thy music Qladdcr.
Or help % bear the burden Of Thy pain.
And vet nv friend. though IN thy earthly chaIes
There sesmefA nanght bat ever gushing gail,
There i. within the bitter dregs solace
Which win Be sweet. when th0u hast drained them
Dost hear tbs wsrds swet spoken b. .the Master ''
no sIeetor once lie LEFT Tor rs belou.l
-Thoa knowest not now, but thou shall know here
Why fhe hard rod has smiiten thee 20 iowt
The clouds may IAN tin every star be hidden.
ny Offering steps grow 9earIcf and more slow,
Ana fiar- insIns fusros1s "a ~ ~ efsny brow.
But then. cen then. thc blessed STAT b. waiting
By which thou t fisc % newer life and iFusf,
HE love. which lmifcs. knows To- thee ahaing--
Thy lipt eh1ll praise Nin uhIch have kissed The
dust
Above fhc clorll t1irh break Ia rcrrnful thrnder
There q a rainbow utich g0nciInics wiz come;
And t1y sd eyes uiI tuTl ln ciHitened wonder
That anrht - bright coaId gid slc1 arf1I tlocnl
DlIcld-tr0uEh hIclrr Do the CLOUDS 81 30 retrine
There CLEAN. flIrrr Than rlrltIT rrul
IN lie great hard he in fhe loIIest Errrinc-
This flaiE1t gl.n.-lhc Star ~ Btiilt1lu
AID i1o1 shah lrr1r d 81 re tr'lhi fo-uoror..
When my tsi h1ris are foiild slI1 z1l whites
Wtrn l.f ifl hcer, IIlt fowu from every scrr1H.
Ard 10 frec soui lo1fs Oh eternal fehf-
where 81 ire t1rks q Inrt't .r1rine river
HIs iirl VIII lel t1ec Wis ftis NE H1s pains
Ard lltcn'n5 ih'n EiI p.1se i1T CD ioreEcr--
49, 80 p Il $3.50 49, ~ .I-...L
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To the sheriff or any Constable OF Travis
County, Greetings
Whercas, Jaines H. RAYMOND and C. " Whitls.
uncer their arm name q Raymond 3 - hiis. have hled
their petition IN tie District Court cf Travis county
aclinsf james Davidson and I. =. Edwards allccing
thaf On tie 2th July iS71 said Davidson Tor talna
bic consideration executed a1d delivered 90 said Ed
wards his promissory note Tor the sum o! 4s5o gold
pyahlc ak mouths after date the order 81 said Ed
wards being for part u the purchase money q the land
described In Edwards deed 10 said Davidson Of even
date with said Lote, 20 bear interest e the c q ten
per ccHfrm per annum nom oaic; that said note
given IN aTt consideration 81 the interest % said Ed
wards n certain tracts Of land Of 90 acres each
situated n foyetfe county on bucncf creek patented
% " II. Walfon assignee % samuel 81 John: that
vendors lien retained by said Edwards 10 secure
the PAYMENT Of said note. that the 2h july lSse
said Edwards for valuable consideration transferred
said note petitioners with the lien Aforesaid; that
said Edwards Is also liable endorscr: and that the
whole OF the principal and Interest Of said j. due
ard nnriid plaintiffs pray Tor process. for Judgment
land, anil for general relief
Whercfore. command you 70 summon the said
James Davidson who il implicated with the said l. f.
Edwards by causing this citation be Published FOR
four successive weeks prior the day hereof Ga
the Democratic Statesman. weekly newspaper pub
shcd in Travis county 10 appear a the next term Of
the District Court Of Travis county to be held az the
June ISS then and there answer the petition Of the
said james H. Raymond and c. W. Mhitis, brief
statement Of which Is set Oui herein. when and where
shall make known how you have executed this writ
Witness A. r. Morris. Clerk Of said court. and the
seal thereof attached this 81 April, 1873.
By FEASk Bows Deputy. apiOwsS
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DIEn.-We are sorry to announce the death Of Col
IsfaeiLHdiOw, Of the firm Of Forster s Ludlow bank
sysof this city. He died the 2sth ult at Freder
icksburg and his remains win reach here tomorrow
90, IIlaE was, untll iaiely resident Of Cincinnati
ice be left account Of his delicate
home among US in hopes OF either re-
/ prolonging Of life. Col Ludlow was
Of education and refinement, and highly
Is al w4o know him. \ sad circumstance
a with his death Is, that on the day after It
e. an anxious and loving sister reached here 10
him her kind sefsiccs. Upon hearing the sad
Ne irwas too much and Tie lady swooned. She has
or sympathy, and We hope kind attentions may be
shown the dlsconsolafe stranger
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
County. Greeting


To the sheriff or any Constable of Travis
County, Greeting;
Whereas, Clement r. Johns, Flavius Eyeritt and VIM
Won Rosenberg, composing the firm Of G. K. Johns 4
Co.. residing in Travis county, have led their petition
in the District Court Of said Travis county, against
and his daughter, Fannie Smith. The last three de-
PENDANTS residing in Decatur county, Georgia. alleging:
that May T. 1861 petitioners made contract with
E. D. Waters whereby he delivered petitioners
tain land certificates for location and obligated to con-
vey Onethird thereof for their services in locating and
obtaining patents upon the locations which were TO be
made in the timbered portion of Texas and 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 all things complied with their
obligations TO said E. ID. Waters The lands located
and patented are described as follows: DIR 1873 1873
square of land in the counties Of Houston and
Walker. about "a miles II NV of Crockett patented
by virtue OF augmentation ertncate No 3yl IN nalle
of John Bryan, on August 81, lSlO (2 $50 acres Of
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 90 800 acres in
Fannin county, on the waters OF Bois dare creek,
about is miles n 539 Z. from Bonham patented jan
A. 1863 by virtue Of donation warrant No Alb issued
Dec. g. 1883 TO John Bryan az $40 acres in Fannin
county ON Bots Arc creek, about l6 miles n $40 E.
from Bonham patented by virtue Of donation warrant
No 413 to John Bryan. For full description Of said
tracts the patents are referred TO- That on Jan. 30
1862 the said 4. ID. Waters died, leaving the said
Elizabeth A. Waters, widow, and two children David
Waters and Rebecca Smith heirs. That in December
1869, Rebecca Smith died, leaving her husband VIM
Smith and her daughter Fannie Smith heirs. That
plaintiffs that they and said Elizabeth, and David
atefe, " Imam anu owners
Of said lands; and that plaintiffs ole-third thereof
and entitled to decree diyestng such interests out
in the petition, and to that and they judgment for
said oneIhird interest and for partition and for APP
pointmcnt of commissioners to partltionsaid lands.
Wherefore we command you TO summon tho said
Elizabeth A.Waters, 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
county Texas to appear next Of the District Court Of
Travis county, to be held at the Courthouse thereof Ia
Austin on the first Monday in June, 1873, then and
Everitt and W. Won Rosenberg, under their firm name
OF G. r. Johns & Co., when and where you shall make
known how You have executed this writ
Witness A. X. Morris. Clerk of said court and the
seal thereof attached, this 9th day Of March, 1873
Isl a. r. MORRIS, Clerk
apr10-w4w By FRANK CRowS, Deputy.
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Five thousand acres Of lard IN Coleman and Rnnnels
counties sold yesterday to gentleman from Chi
cage at prices averaging little over one dollar, by
Decosdoya & Withers, land agents Of this city
These gentlemen have for the last six months been
husy engaged in bringing the notice q some capt
tallss the adyspfages which the region Of the upper
Colorado afford FOR safe investment and It is not I'M
likely that nsh larger sale win shortly be eonsun-
mated BE- thcry
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TIME STATE OF TEXAS.
To the sheriff or any Constable of Travis
COUnty-Greeting

Whereas the State Of Texas has filed her petition in
the District Court Of Travis county, against james
Davidson alleging that the thirty first Of May 1872
said Davidson the Adjutant-Gencral Of the State
Of Texas, and Chief Of the State Police having been
previously appointed NJ such, and acting Ia that
capacity and that date and sundry other dates
did fraudulently take divers sums Of public money Of
the State Of Texas asset forth in certain exhibit at
tached to said petition and did convert them to his
use, amounting in the aggregate TO twentyseyen
th0nsand eight hundred aud ninety-one dollars and
niney-six cents: that said Davidson has abandoned
the country and IS beyond the Unite Of the State Of
Texas. Plaintiff prays for writ Of attachment and
for process by publication, and fer JUDGMENT.
Wherefore, we command you 70 summon the said
James Davidson BY causing The writ 70 be published
Tor four successive weeks prior to the return day here
Of, in the Democratic Statesman weekly newspaper
published IN Travis county, TO appear before the Dis
ric Court OF Travis county to be held af the c0sr
house thereof Ia Austin, the FIRST Monday IA june
1873 then and there 20 the petition Of the State
OF Texas brief statement Of which Is set out hcrcin
when and ,shere you sssal make known how yoa have
executed this writ
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court, this
nineteenth Of March, 1873.
nsJ a r. MORRIS, Clerk,
uiar31-wI By + BH0ws, Deputy.
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A siraHgsr from fhe country made an attemp; last
night 10 put an end 70 his life hy taking poison Il
nsd7zoycfed. and be taken 10 the Mayors oice,
where medical treatment was promptly rendered. Az
last accounts bic seemed hopeless This 8 che
third suicidal attempt in this ey in the Hast two days
Suicide q becoming an epIdcais The best remedy L
10 keen away from fhe blues
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George Penn colored who works for Mre Bowers,
d this city weylsyed and shot hy another oolored
slan n9mea Ike johnson, "wednesday night about ten
'ele on ihc Burnet road. one mile north q the res
ilenc.f 81 llos. John Hancock The statement made
% Penn Is % substance follows lie went 70 a
.nerro cabin samo distance beyond Judge Haucoek's
ID the purpose o. buying eggs and butter When he
ogc M 20 the cabin Johnson was thcre and had with
kini doahe barrel shot gun. lie sSon got on his
ofsc and rode en- IN few minutes The report OF bis
ar vas heard, when Penn says lac inquired Of the
enisu At fhahouse who the man with The gun was.
Johason ne e a bad niger, 55is
81 =, -aaplns here" Penn
~ iog town. and u1th ae entcs,d the
beyond 5adee ilancocks iarm be saw the
horse johnson was riding ltsched 20 The fence
aad gone bat short distance s. ben hif horso took
q some cbiee, in tie eolnH q the fence. IN
iz out he saw Johnson raise 81 gun and IRE o.
plsc. The horse started to run hen johnson
q Penn nom tie rcsr Of the buggy striking him
Ate shot, art iasily Kidding TIA bugef
neg Penn rcached home Dr. Iiigcn was called m
upon examination found the man was, not seri-
y wounded. One shot passed through be aeshy
the arm entering &c above the elbows one 10
w and one IN sheleg above,and aaoi ha-'oelew Zig
tenl was drising hss. nopcrs' isasgy horse, which
badly iniafca and Is s fsards = r1ined His right
siae lie1s had 3 lip taa hli, with shot.
So eanse 5 known Tor tb.s cold dloolcd act Penn
says Re never spoke 80 tbs nan 10 his ne car ifou
tie s.ste1sot ~ 81 ihe voman 90 Pena. it Is 20 &c
saflesea ne q, 4enpi 70 tai1 tie life e Penn was
1roartei ihl,nfsh is4ioasS. warrant was issaej
Tor me arfett Of johnson, maif L g Sc hoped The
escses yAo ha,e Eoac IN seareA 8, h-cp l1 succeed
e aefias ssa oieafiee
safa tie above ess written Sc icsia thas sesnsgn
M essn arrested saais nou lodged % az srsltas
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Judge Waller and several members Of lis family
have been spending number Of days in Ausiin, Yes
lday. q grandson Of the old gentleman, son Of
Maj. Waller. Of Brenham. left for II Paso, FOR his
health he Is suffering from ling disease, and i Is
liLoneht ths climate 81 u Paso win do him good
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suIcFoE.-Tuetday morning German by the name
81 schafhiti committed suicide by taking landanum.
lie was Of most respectable standing. and It IS sup
posed that he brought to the terrible resolve
which put an end to his existence by getting into
state Of want. He had been seeking employment, in
which he had failed and IN the mean time had become
utterly destitute and It Is supposed that in his wretch
edncss, under this condition OF affars he had come
to the resolution that life was a tedious burden
He EXPRESSED himself In this wise 10 a frsnd and as
serted that he would pus aatnp tolt. Hcfwent ont
late on Monday night, secured the pVson DRAM, II
a. once and directly after returning TO hs room, be-
came seriously III. fnysi'iahs "'le called In, and
Govt ~ fyiepds n teen 57saetiyity IN b,s So
ten failed, and at the hour named,->he had
ceased TO breathe. A jury Of inquest was held over
the body and verdict rendered that the deceased
to his death by laudanum poison administered
from his own hands.
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steel Grasp Cement q the name o. 2 faiuable com
position whch-Nr C. c. Herman T. now offering Tor
Sais 10 this city IS indispensable for mcndns far
nifure broken ware etc. We have tried f and know
Il = no hnmbug.
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Or. TUFTS sARSAPARILLA
AND 8
QUEIrT,s DIEsxcfzT
Prepared by w. II. TUT, Md,
1890 Plat ST., New York.
srRoNG TEsrINIoNY.


MONTGOMERY Co, y. C., scpt. u, Ieea..
Dr. ". II. Tut
Sir-Please accept the heartfelt thanks Of mother
who well nigh driven despair BY the sad condi.
ton OF an only child My little boy has been afflicted
with Scrofula ever since his birth, and after trying
every remedy that recommended and several ph--
ss dams Had pronounced him past III hope ascidcni.
ally heard OF your sanaparilla aud Queens Dobt Il
80 highly recommended that concluded to try H.
but must confess with very little faith lie has
in being able say that he Is almost well; and Be.
eye by the time he takes the dozen he win be perfectly
restored to health. He has gained hesh has hne op.
petite and now walks two miles 10 school / shall
always remember you with grattlde.
ANN MURRAY
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p ACCOUNT

Tat ser. q Tter. Z. 81 sI Interested a Ire
I'aI.Il1licn ~ ft4 lslIttol JAMES NrNItI.EI
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The boy Haehfelt. who was reported on yesterday
morning, e. having attempted 10 commit suicide BY
cutting bis tbsoat with razor was out upon the
streets, yesterday, in search Of whisky His case,
fear s one Of The hopeless ones. Ills throat is IN
.aoft terrible condition
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.
70 .ns sasrla or amy Constable Of ravi.

To she sheriff or any Constable OF Travis
cOunty-Grectings
Whereas. James H. Raymond and c. W. Whitis,
under their firm name OF Raymond & Whits. have
filed their petition In the District Court Of Travis
county, against James Davidson Anna Eliza Davidson,
William N. Walton and l.. f. Edwards, alleging that
on about the fourth Of April 1872. said James Da-
wilson, for valuable consideration, executed and de
vered 10 W. n. Walton, his pr0missOry note, dated
months after date with interest from date at the rate
Of per cent per annum evidence Of part OF the
purchase money Of land sold by said Walton TO said
Davidson, by deed OF even date with said note,
amounting to 1880 aereR, In Fayette county, IN two
tracts OF go acres EACH being described by Patent No.
A. vol 49, Buekners creek about 1913 miles south
81 deg west Of La Grange and Patent ~ vol 10; that
by the Of the contract between said Walton and
Davidson, vendors lien upon said tracts Of land was
retained; that on the fifth Of April 1872, said alton
endorsed said note L. Z. Edwards, together with
the lien upon said lands; that the fifth OF April,
1871 said Edwards endorsed said note TO petitioners,
and the principal and interest thereof due.
Plaintiffs pray for process, Tor Judgment against said
Davidson as principal and said Walton and Edwards
as endorseTs and that their lien said lands be fore
closed, and for general relief.
Wherefore, command you to summon the said
James Davidson who is implicated with the said Anna
i Eliza Davidson, W. NJ Walton and l. f. Edwards, by
causing this citation 70 be published for four success
sive weeks prior the day thereof in the Dem
ocratic Statesman, weekly paper published in Travis
county, to appear at the next term OF the District
Court of Travis county, TO be held at the Court Honse
thereof in Austin, on the hrst Monday IN June, 1873
then and there the petition OF the said Jas
j II. Raymond and c. W. Whitis brief statement OF
which is set out herein, when aud where you shall
! make known how you have executed this writ.
Witness, A. r. Morris, clerk Of said court, and tho
seal thereof attached this April g. lS73.
ByFFR1iSK BnOwN, Deputy. aprio-wlw
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Albeit Ethnize son Of Judge Julius schutze, aged
about sixteen years, while drawing water at the wen
this morning slipped and fel In but luckily without
sustaining much injury. The well is about 10 feet
deep lie turned IN the descent and although starting
hehdforenost. ID on his feet.
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Yesterday evening, we received note from gen
lCman IN this city ordering hts daily stopped and the
weekly substituted He thinks there Is to take
daily paper when, by some means or other, he does
not get It much than half the time through the
post Office This is not the first time have had to
submit to loss IN consequence Of the bad delivery Of
papers through the post Office We sincerely hope Mr..
Kinney win watch this matter more closely, and
rect the conduct complained Of.
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bar p. Gordon Il no longer IN The city The
es cfa.i aftend him.
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We find in the Galveston News the beautiful lines
ITO Friend, By new candidate for popular favor
residing in Caldwell county It contains ideas fun Of
real poetic sentiment
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erhc trial Of Booth. from hin county charged With
ahlraciing money from registered letters, while sci
jag postmaster. T. now progressing before Urited
states Commissioner Price.