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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-08-20

AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF ANTONIO MONO.
DY f. A. DES1ONDE, AUCTIONEER-OF-
ID flee No. CALLER cOurt-THURSDAY,A August
81, 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange ROYAL street, by virtue
and in pursuance OF an order of the Hon. A. L. Tis.
soft Judge of the Second district Court for the
parish of Orleans dated August 7, 1873, docket
cessiOn-
l. A PROMISSORY NOTE, dated June II, 1873
payable fourteen months after date for:the sum of
1855 drawn by P Amato and Endorsed by FRANCOIS
Ortilas.
O. PROMISSORY NOTE, dated July o. 1872, pay
abba six months after date. and renewed for six
months from January o., 1873 for the SUN of S3.5,
drawn by FRANCOIS and Gabriel Cintes to their or.
der and by them Endorsed.
Yerms-Cash on the spot. auto IA 2l'
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, IRON
SAFES, BTC., AT AUCTION.
TRi-WEEKLY SALES
RY H. NJ. d b. J. MONTGOMERY
ID B. NJ Montgomery AuctiOneer Office No. 81
Camp st1eet.-Wfn sell every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing at eleven
O'Clock. at their auction room, corner Camp and
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
IRON SAFES COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terms-Cash. myl
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COMMEH OlAL

TUESDAY EVENING Angus: 10. 1875.
COTTON-The sales today embraced AS bales
at prices requiring 10 change in our quo
tstions. We give also the Exchange figures,
which are for average lists according with
its types, willie ours present the proper range
of the market for average lists. but with the
outside figures for low middling, good ordinary
and ordinary given as the outside for street OF
those grades:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssEMIiArED
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
~ AND
TEXAS RAILROAn
Passenger Depot Foot Of Cn,.,
On and after May Is, 1879. trairs SO.
A. n. and 5P. NJ Aeeve 4.
Arrive daily at 4 A. N. and 4P.M
stations. 0Ay 1t n
COAST TRAIN for Ocean Spring, a..
date stations leaves New Orleans ss s1d ~
excepted) at BIS P. n. ~~ny ~
Returning. leaves Ocean Springs a
arrives at New Orleans at $50 4. M u
This ia the only line running PULrNA.
CARS through without change to Los;sltAls
Louis, Lynchburg, and Virginia Sprin~.
For tickets and information AMY 81
ner Camp and Common streets, opposits = ~ ~
and at depot. ViQ
E. P SHUTR
General Ticket
my24 General Superir,.os!
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o..
TOY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO Az
ID order Of sale rendered July 25, 1873 70 GI.
rected by the honorable the Second District Court
for the parish of Orleans. in the above entitled
matter will proceed to cell at public auction. at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
street between Canal and CustOmhouse streets, in
the Second District of this city, on SATURDAY,
September 49, 1879 at twelve O'Clock NJ, for ac
count of said succession. the following described
property, TO wit
rights ways seTvi,udes, privileges and advan-
tsses theIeuntO belonging or in anywise appur
taIping situated lying and being ia the Fourth Dis
trlct of this city. designated by the number two
square number six, bounded by Jackson Josephine
Apollo and Brainard streets; said lot measuring
son street, by one hundred aud five feet in depth,
as per plan drawn by J. Pile, late surveyor dated
the sixth day OF February, 1928 annexed to an act
passed before c. Pollock, late notary public in
this city the thirteenth day of March, 1922
Being the same property which was acquired by
the said deceased although standing i'll the name
OF his wife, from Philip Thomas Philips, by an act
passed before Edward Barnett, late notary public
IN this city on the sixteenth day of April 1867.
Said property was purchased by the said de-
ceased with his own money, aud although the title
stands IN his wifes name. still the same is not her
separate property, but belongs to the community.
TeIms-One-fourth cash on the spot, and the
balance a credit of one, two, and three years,
in notes secured by special mort gage and vend-
tIs lien, bearing interest at the rate Of ght per
cent per mum from date of sale to final payment.
In case of suit i've per cent@attorneys commissions.
to be likewise secured by mortgage. The property
to be kept insured and the policy transferred to
vendors.
VIZ HARPER.
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
q
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BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.

North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND SEW oarIl
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAWAII
rs The Steamships Of the Men
German Lloyd will rssnn. ~
regular trips next fallas follows:
From Bremen. From New Ofialn
STkASSBURG. September TO- October IL
HANNOVER. ..September "a October IS
FRANKFURT. October 3. NOyemhera
nOELN October u. NOvember1
Further days OF departure will be a6vertissdnm
after. :.
The steamers touch outward at Havre andlr
ana. and on their home trip at Havana and Segt
snpsen to land and receive passengers and ftsit
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
from Bremen, southampton or Havre to HAma
or New OrleanA
S"oin''''''.... ................., 3 100 R0A
oo.A oso. 90 GOA
from New Orleaus or Havana to SoutLampu
Havre or Bremen.
Steerage....:: .................. IS gold
from New Orleans to Havana.
Saoin. ..'......'.......... $33 golc.
eo..'' .''..'. ...'...... ID EOlu
- Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton
nAvIe 70 view orleans issued by the undersinA
FOR nrtnsr particulars apply to
ed. F. STOCKMEfEk & CO, Agents,
au' ~ No. a Union strsse
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STEAMSHIPS,
STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COM,


LIMITED.
The following new first class, full-power.s a.
built Screw steamships are int nded to ,.il
larry between NEW ORLEANS and LIvpp,s
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK:
LOUISIANA, 2 90 tons register .Captain -
MINNESOTA. 1000 tons r. gister. .Capta;n ~
ALABAMA, 24O' tons register. .... .Captsi.S
PENNSYLVANIA, $500 tons register .CaprsnH
VIRGINIA, $500 tons register. 800. .Captain -
GEORGIA, $500 tons register.
A The steamers of this line v;a.
~ for Liverpool direct, as follow
MINNESOTA. SATURDAY.
From Kew York to Glasgow: II
HihGaNIA......... Wednesday, Ausm
SEOKGlA ::::;....... 49,. ednesday, AusuI
Will receive and sign through bills Of laSI,sa
Havre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotts5
and all C0ntinental ports. -"
Return tickets issued available for TWIN
MONTHS, at reduced rates. and Through ia
to all parts of the UAited Kingdom and Eurss
stewardess and SUI geOn are attached "a :.
steamer; no charge is made for attendanns
medicines.
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid Emigr alton Tickets issued here IA /,
ties DESTROYS of sending for their friends. 4 :
These vessels cross the bar at all times win.
detention. '-'
For freight and passage, having superior "A,
modations, apply to
Ar. MILLER L. CO.
se14 No. 20 Carondelet street. New OrIesu
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

Trains depart and arrive as follows fo,
foot of Cal.iope street: 0a y
Express . D.r;s!; A. NJ Express. Aa;,Es
Mail...... >. J:J5 P. NJ. Mail. GIL
This line is many miles the shortest sss II
hours the quickest to all points NorsS s aa y
and the only line running Pullman's Pais ~ Y
ing cars to Louisville and st. Louis withont X
Only one et change x, t to principal ans cities
at No. % Camp street. corner of Conn., g
Orleans. A. p. SHELDON, Agent
jal2 ly E. D. FROST, General Man,.
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No. 81, i3i.
10y VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDIENCE TO
ID an order OF sale rendered August IS. 1873. and
to me directed BY the honorable the Second Dis
rict Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the above
auction. at the Merchants and AuctiOneels' Ex-
change, ROYAL street, between Canal and custom.
hoVs. stTeets in the Second M District OF tins ely
NJ, for account of said succession. the following
described property, to wit. o,-,
in the Second District of this city, in the square
bounded by Johnson Hospital, Barracks and Gal
vez streets, designated by the number three on
sketch annexed to an act passed before A. D, Do
riOcourt. notary public in this city, on the eighth
of March, 1867, and measuring thirty-One feet
front on Johnson street, by one hundred teet deep
on the side toward Hospital street, and ninety-One
feet eleven inches SIX laes deep on the other side
twenty four feet five inches on the line of the odd
Chemin des LepreuX. and seven feet eleven inches
on a line parallel to Johnson street.
,. ANOTHER PORTION OF GROUND, situated
in the same district and square, and adjoining the
one above described measuring three feet front on
Johnson street, by ninety one feet eleven inches
Fix lines in depth, more or less adjoining on one
side the portion Of ground hereinabove described
and on the other side the property of J. Andrieux,
and forming a part of the lot designated by num-
Der four sketch annexed to an act passed be-
fore said A. D. Dorocourt. notary public, on the
81 xteeuth day of May 1871, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and a! the
rights, ways, servitudes, privileges and advan-
tages thereun:o belonging or IA any apper'
tanning
Being the same prof erty acquired ny the late
Thomas Kil!elea By purchase from James siilelea.
per act Of sale before Edward Barnett notary pub
tic in this city, dated August 6. 1870.
Plan thereof Is now on exhibition ~ the ES'
change.
Terms-One half cash, and the talsuc. in Two
EQUAL installmeIts at one and two years credit,
with interest at the rate of eight per cent Per
mum from the date OF the notes to Ia gwen. with
special mortgage upon the property to secure the
pay men. Of the note. and lawyers fees Al ave per
cent.
". y. HARPER,
ay2O 81 sa,5 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
SUCCESSION OE TIE LATE JAMES T.. McBETH
DECEASED.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS UARDS,
DOCHE & N'LOCEHLIN.
JOHN g. ROCHE .cnH .':oU',y:...S,
Corner of Annuncia.ion ard Robin streets.
Cistern Makers and General House Car.
penters and JObbers.
All work done with neatnesss and dispatch. Be.
ing 10th expert mechanics guarantee to TIE
nrices al,2 3m
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By Placide J. Spear.

FIVE VALUABLE LOTS OFEROuND IN THE SIXTH
DISTRICT. CORNER OF LIVE OAK AND GEN.
ERAL TAYLOR STREETS,
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sv1CEss:o: OF l.. c. AND Z. H. SHAW.

Second D.s:,c: Cou,: for the Pa.is.. Of Orleans
No. s., 923.
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By e. A. Deslonde.
SUCCESSION OF ANTONIO MONJC

PROMISsORy NOTES-PROMISSORY NOTES
AT AUCTION.
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By Sheriff Harper,

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE MARY KiLLEiEi.
DECEASED.
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SQUARE OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH DIsTKIC.
SUCCESSION OF JAMES McNALLy.

Second D:stiic. Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. s., 433.
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Second Dst:ic: Court for the PARISH 0: ORLEANS
No, 81 i3i.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
oFY,os OF TBB DAILY eEPrRLIoAN.l
TUESDAY EVENING, August 49, 1873.
The money market continues quiet and easy
and the demand for discounts both in bank
and on the street light. No transactions worthy
of note were reported to dav. We continue to
quote first class paper at S0lO y cent p annunl,
with or without coilaterals; AL at II and second
class at -0lS; first class mortgage still rules ~
saie and second class at II.
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PARIS. August 49, Evening -Reutes S7f &c.
LIyEkpooI, August ls.-Market for yarns and
fabrics tends down
LONDON August 19-Turpentine sos 63os61
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RY PLACIDE J.sPEAR. AuCT1oNE

Second District Court for the Paris, of Orleans
No. 80 529.
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STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND SEW OaInl
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvAII
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BY r. n. q B. ]. Montgomery.

Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
aui 10 "a 81 sel3
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-04-24

Can nothing betone to check The custom
Of brow-boatine NiResses. nov. INDUCED in
to such an exteni Neither age nor sex.
high standingno falling health, is a de-
Tense against the hsults of .'legrncd cOun-
sci. When Gen Cole was ON trial for
murder at Albany ne of his counsel asked
q gentleman who = S witness on the other
side: Were yea not in trouble ct one
time in regsTd to four accounts with the
bank of which yo,swere cashicrgr Quick
rs flash the reps came: IF had YOU
outside for ten mia 81 would shcw Won
very soon whether tore was any trouble or
not
In this city, dar't The hearing eff civil
case in the marine nj. lady had been so
tainted by counsei. while tsstifyinc. that
juryman Of sixty Lars arose Indignantly
and said dlie rcmart were .'uncsllcd for
and insulting. and,hat II he were tho
lady's brothcr De yIuid slap the LAWYERS
face and sSnock hisI cth down his throat. p
He then asked the cort topr0tccl the lady.
but the count first iinilied . hearty burst oil
laughter &c the lol and then -repri-
3nRnded che juror Graphic.
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chn sersIee.

Ga ailhe unmitigated humbugs in this
country, BIC so-oaled .'civh-seryice re
form is &c most Transparent What is.itI
II is simIk complex machinery 10 per
pick and pnoy applicants for minor office.
-elefkshSs and cons,ilates-lcavine IN,
higher broches Of the pablo service en-
tirely witRut its application.
Apo0r lyerworlSed clerk must submit Il
a mast tilfa2lgh catechising bcEsSe be car
10 1er p apgointed or promo lie is
sub Oted Asydeal equal to whiel
a student agst unesSrgo q gaif admission
70 the first university Nh the land "a Inn
dred or rtire printed questions are pro
pounded foni d priRtedA list, by men Sc
lectcd on recount of thoir fcalty to tho
Radical paik, and who know no more 81
the real gisl of the questions asked thar
the merest FRO in the land
1t isa she 4 humbug from thc beginning
to the end.
This qucion naturally suggests itself
If eNaminti ions are so essential in the mi
nor offices, it not doubly so for those OF
a higher grae We think all will civ,
an afhnnatif answer; but as cX-member.
of Ccngressead other notables usurp al
the places Fortd having, it would b'
highly dan3rous to their aspirations tx
subject then to an examination touching
their quhkic(ions
The civil lervice rules assume that thu
leaders Of tlp Radical party are qualified
for any posiiin, hence there is no need Of
inquiring int their fitness.
We think hat an applicants for posi-
tons, high q low, should be amcnable t
the same rule and until this IS obtained
We shah hayeno confidence in so-ealled
civil serries--1form. ''-Sd aIo.
Democrat -
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E Frentler corn1nl.slon.

source entitled to full credit, we
the United States frontier com
lDlv At Eagle Pass. viii be In San
}etwccn the 10Th and Goth Of
EMISSION desires 10 thoroughly IN
Ihe subiCci of the frontier depre-
also the Indian depredations in
9nd northwess. Their object is
! all Information and evidence
tpensc OF trouble, II possible, TO
&c viii be given Of the opening
ns, and the commissioners de-
those vino have statements to
hcp IL San Antonio by the
c learn that the commission
py to impart any information
Mr. people, and in their inter
-aoayrt5, as for as posi-
kality.
IN San Antonio wilt bc quite
AtAN EtAitlAAAtI9t NAANA' ~ III am
ollccl an the business at this
temcnt 81 grievances, written
and on one side only, and adj
she United States Commissioners
setting forth the name, residence,
and occupation of the sufferer,
f'ing the facts, signed b9 The suf-
or her attorney. is snilicicnt 90
idence then be brought before
on. When an important wit
appear personally, let his de
laken before a proper officer,
legal cap, and on one side only.
4ith tho commission
'rovisions seem to us simple and
san ARtonie Herald, 18Th inst
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TO the sheriff or any Constable Of Travis
eounty-Sreetings
yghercas. Jamcs Il Raymond and C. " whitis
sled their petition in the District Court q Travis
county, against james Davidsoa Anna Eliza Davidson
William ~ Walton and T.. Il Lduarllr, alleging that
on o. about the fourth of April iot- said James Da
wilson, for Veluabe consideration, executed and De
nvered % w N. Walton. his prouilssury note, uaied
Austin, April 4 1872. for $50 gold. payable eight
months after date with interest from date 90 the rate
% Ten per cent per annu, evidence ul erE OF the
purchase money % land sold By said Walton = said
Davidson, BY deed 81 even date with said notc
amounting 20 1870 acres. In Eayettc county. IA two
tracts of GO acres each being described By Patent no
al, vol l9 Bucner's creek about lo miles south
o. deg west of Ia Grange, and Patent ~ vol 49, that
by the % the contract between said Walton and
reaincd that the fifth Of April, 1872 said Walton
endorsed said note to I. f. EduaIds. together with
the lien upon said lands TINT the hlth 81 April.
lSi2 said Edwards endorsed said note 10 petitioners.
and tho principal and Interest thereof due.
Plaintiffs pray for process, for judgment against said
Davidson as principal, and said Walton and Edwards
a. endofscrs and that their lien on said lands ho Tore
closed, and Tor general relief.
Wherefore. NC command yOu 70 summon the said
james Davidson who Is implicated with the said Anna
kiiza Davidson, ". II. Walton and i. Il. Edwards b.
causing this citation 10 be published fog iont seccs
ocratic Statesman weekly ppcr published IN rrays
county, 10 appear a. the next term Of the District
Cont OF Travis county, 20 be held at the Court House
thereof IN Austin on the first Monday in june 1888,
II. Raymond and q. " Whtis, a brief statement Of
which Is set out herein, when and where you shall
make known how you have executed this writ.
Witness A. r. Morris, clerk Of said court, and the
lI-s.l A. r. MORRIS, Clerk
BY Frank BrowS. Deputy ap7lowGw
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TyHE STATE OF TEXAS.
County. Greeting

TO rho SaeriTor any Constable Of Travis
County, Greetings
Whereas. Clement r. Johns. Fiavias Everitt and VIM
Won Rosenberg, composing the firm OF q r. Johns &
Co. residing IN Travis county have He'd their petition
David Waters, Elizabeth A. Waters, William Smith.
and his daughter Fannie ismith- The last three de-
iendants residing N Decatur county georgia iicing
that May 1861 petitioners made CONTRACT with
z. ID, Waters whereby he delivered 20 petitioners GER
tain land certificates for location and obligated 10 con-
vey oetrd thereof for their services IN locating and
obtaining patents upon the locations which were TO be
made ia the timbered portion OF Texas and petitioners
were to have their third out or any OF the tracts: thar
plaintiffs located said certificates and obtained patents
for all the lands and IN all things complied with their
aud patented are described as follows. l3-ITs3 S3
square varas Of land in the counties Of Houston and
Walker about . miles II W. OF Crockett patented
by virtue OF augmentation certificate No 3g in name
Of John Bryah, on August 81, 16c; O. 960 acres Of
SHmpter patented June 18th, 1865, by virtue Of Land
Warrant No ~ issued 10 John Byan 81 $50 acres In
tannin county, on the waters OF Bots dare creek,
about is miles r. $50 f. from Bonham, patented Jan.
l. 1854 by virtue OF donation warrant No 413 issued
county ON Bots Arc creek, about l6 miles y % T.
from Ronham patented by virtue OF donation warrant
No. 4i3 10 John Bryan. For fun DESCRIPTION Of said
tracts the patents referred to. That dan. 80,
1862 the said z. D. Waters died, leaving the said
Elizabeth A. Waters, widow, and two chiidren David
Waters and Ilebecca Smith, heirs That in December.
1852 Rcbecca Smith died, leaving her husband VIM.
Smith aud her daughter Fannie Smith, heirs. That
plaintiffs that they and said Elizabeth and David
Waters and William and Fannie Smith are the owners
of said ands and that plaintiffs one-trd thereof
and are entitled to decree dvestng such interests ont
of defendants and TO PARTITION, which relic they ask
in the petition, and TO that and they judgment for
Said one-third interest and for PARTITION and for APP
ponfment OF commissioners partitionsaid lands.
Wherefore we command you to summon the said
Elizabeth A. Waters Fannie smith and W lillian Smith,
who are impea6ed with David Waters by causing this
citation t0-be published for four successive weeks
prior to the return day hereof IN the DEMOCRATIC
STATESMAN weekly newspaper Published Travis
county, Texas to appear next Of the District Court of
Travis county TO be held at the Courthouse thereof In
Austin, on the first Monday in June, 1873 then md
there 10 the petition Of said ~ 7. Johns, Z.
Eyeritt and W. Won Rosenberg, under their firm name
OF C. H. Johns 5 co., when and where You shall make
known how you have executed this writ.
Witness \. r. Morris, CLERK Of said court, and the
seal thereof attached, this 18th day u March, $50
fLs1 A. X MORRIS. CLERK
aprl0wfw By FRANZ CR0wS, Deputy.
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The State Of Texas 10 81 pcssous interested IA ne
ksiaie oI II s ~. A. pE IA TJL.l.E. Deceosei.
The STATE q Texas. ~ her attorneys. h.s 1lcd lr
III District ccur 81 Travis ctnnfy ~ application 81
ecnesr ne iludcd estate - lbe locedcnf II s. y. AZ
q . Iuile situated u Travis county. This s q rc
fy al VERSIONS Interested ihat Eulh petition VIII BE-
scicl "a 81 the next tern az The District Cour ~
Travis county. ~ held the Court Epnsc thercai
b. the city 81 Anstia. ori the FIRST MONDAY N
June. 1913. U.ltu and where they win arnt1r and
sttU c1usc war said estate should n1t be cclgaftd 70
ihc State 81 TCxas
Witness ry hand ana TIE ee1l n said cC1fi. ttit
liucielufh d1y % Narch ISIS
fLsl al R MORRIS. cio.k
BY ERaSl- BnovS. Deputy. apfoutE
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A VENUE HOTEL,
AUSTIN, Texas.
r. ). MOORE, Proprietor.

would most respectfully inform the travelling pub
lie that al the Avenue they win Be- made Is com
Portable - at any first class house IN Texas. VI are
IN The center II rhe city re havc the siege end Post
rs-sae ana ecrr comfort fuEufy the ciig affords
can be had IN the Avenue buildings. novz3vOm
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some ery fno iish are being q ght froni a Colo
sdo. 'fies are being sended fenslyciy u.on the
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Nf psIand. assistant Secretary TIC Iats.1r. ard
Mshay, were 10 Austin yesterday.
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The Illinois Senate has unanimously
passed a bin against exhorbitant rates on
railroads, which provides that II any rail-
road shall charge or demand any extoftion-
ate rate Of compensation for the transport
tation Of any freight, or make any unjust
discrimination IN It's rates, the railroad
company so offending shall for the first of
Tense be fined S5000 for the second oiicnsc
SIC, 600, for the third oiIcnsc $50, 00o, for
the fourth offcnse $50, coo, aud for each and
every ofense thereafter the sum Of 500, 00o
It also gives to the person Of whom such
unjust rates are demanded right of action
for $1,000.
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glly bonl9 az rolllne a nom oliy TO liue cents
on ne dollar.
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