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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
Carriers Address.

Come blue-eyed maid; child o. song and love,
Attune my Tyre in ducet tones againi
Lend me Inspiration from thy home above
Touch the trembling strings with thy
Come beaven-born muse; I will follow thee:
Lead me on in thy swift and airy flight
Take n and SUI sng sea,
In the rosy in the moonlit night
The natal day hath come: O merry time,
u Joyous years past gone:
Ring the Christmas bellsl sound the silvery chime.
Wave after wave let Echo wah them
Happy, thrice happy elittle ones at play,
As have n sunny days before;
And gladstone the hours passing away,
Where sunshine in dimp,es smiles upon the floor.
Santa Claus hath come to them in dreams
And filled little stockings hung up at bed:
Many weary hours meath the starry gleams
They have longed for the mornings red.
nuts, and oranges and cakes
And Christmas pies, and many charming toys;
And pIums sugared, white IS snowy flakes
These, and other things all adding TO their joys.
We see lispng childhood n s mothers arms
Sweet any bud May
Witheyes of blue and hair in curly charms,
And lips cherry red-where smiles of beauty play.
We see sweetest roses shedding fragrance where
Beauty hath twined them in sunnest hours
Midst curls and of softest golden
And cheeks THAT rival the blush of the flowers.
We see many forms move in matchless grace,
Through the lively dance, rromp childish gee:
CANADIANS looking with bright happy face,
And mamas prattlng boy joyou at her knee
These merry hours would they never end
For life would thea long happy day;
Goodness and love might all their
And gloom and sadness be driven
May be bright and golden be The sum-
As he HES to resi- in glory all his
And the twinkling stars me by one
And nights fair queen be radiant on her throne.
Let imagine scenes thant these
Where happiness reigns the cosy cot;
Where kindred spirits each other seek o please
And their little home-on earth the dearest
The busy little housewife supper doth prepare:
Makes the fragrant coffee cakes, light
Broils the tender steak, and from far and
And sets her table with cloth Of snowy white
Around it gathers the friends that dear;
And he the beloved-joining in the cheer, =
And all is bright as Love in his bower.
How sweet the thought and hope that we
That which we have pictured in the scenes above!
IT'S not overweight, and all of it may be,
"a And W drawn it by the smiles of love-
Let IS N forget happy be,
Christmas
Whose and suffering
While we have enjoyed the "fatness of the year, 3
freely of surplus store
What e'er it be-let nothing remain,
that giveth the needy poor,
-Lendeth the Lord" and will again.
now my friends wish you every joy,
till another bid adieu;
May Christmas be happy: without alloy
And all you love be dearer still TO
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST

THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
And the new Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine is the best, for IL has less ma
chinery, and less liable to get out of order
than any other machine. Its points are
so constructed that all lost motion can be
taken zap ts GiSt ~ IL accumuiuteS. Thas
the oldest machine can be made to operate
as perfectly as when new. 10 makes less
noise and runs much faster than other ma
chimes; 10 keeps the work entirely free
from all oil or dirt; it's adapted TO the use
of all the improvements which we furnish
with each machfne-Other companies
charge extra for them. II Is easily learned
to operate, and runs so easy as not to In
Jure the most delicate operator; 10 viii sew
from the thiclSest kerseyS down 70 the
finest fairies; it will sew fine or common
makes the genuine LOck-stitch with n IsO-
tating hook, thus avoiding the ANNOYANCE
OF a Shuttle; i5 will do every variety of
work required OF n Family Sewing Ma
chine, plain or ornamental: 10 is constFuc-
ted in the most beautiful style, and takes
up but little room; 1t is mounted ON a sub
stantially braced iron stand, and the wood
work Is or the best seasoned black Walnut.
finished up in oiled or polished Walnut
Mahogany and Rosewood cases.
Prices, from S65 90 10 sI45 90.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully
invited to call at G.. W. Hillman = Fnrni-
ture store, Hiilman's Block, Franklin ST.,
and examine for yourselves, or order one
brought TO your house, free of charge. In
all the surrounding counties. Orders from
distance promptly filled and satisfaction
guaranteed. Address,
Il. X. BURGlE, Agent,
p. o. Drawer, 2O6, Clarksville, Tenn.
Aug. Il. Tiff
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04

y new furnace is to be built at once
at the celebrated Lambert Ore Banks
in Carter county, Ky. 1t will be
about 80 feet in hight, with three
tuyeres and a bosh offs feet, and make
about 10 tons of iron daily.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
FOR SALE.

A nice frame building, four good rooms,
cis;ern, spring, ice pond ice house. stables,
kitchen, and all necessary buildings, &c
acres of good land, 800 fine Apple and
Peach trees, 20 miles from town, on the
Nashville pike. Terms reasonabia.
Also four vacant lots. containing IA acres
each, near same place. Terms eGasy.
Also one of the incest frame residences
In the city, situated on End street, near the
Wiley Johnson place, new and in good re-
pair o good rooms. furnished with gas fix
lures, etc. good cistern. Nearest residence
to the Square.
Also a brick residnece, known as the DIR.
Cooper place. on the corner of Madison and
Second streets, good rooms. ? closets, 3
brick cabins, brick smoke house, corn
house. large and good garden, and in fact,
everything necessary for fine residence.
Also. one fine lot of one acre OF land
near the Wiley johnson place, with two
good brick cottages IL stories high, els
sern, ice house. the best i'm the city, cook
house, stables, etc, all in good fix, which I
will trade for property in the country. or
take part pay in good mules or horses. Call
on GEO. Il. HARRIS,
Oct. 12, l972-tf. or ID. DICK. Jr.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04

The Union University at Murfrees-
boro is to be endowed; and $l075 have
already been obtained for that pur-
pose.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
CoalI Coal.

We have been appos nted agents for the
Diamond Coal and NJ lining Co., and will
commence delivering Coal here about the
18th of October. We intend to supply
good article of Coal at as low a figure as
will justify us in handling IL; will try to be
prompt and accommodating In every way.
but we must have the Cash for Coal when
delivered. Orders leit at our office, accom-
panied by the cash, VIII be promptly filled,
all others will have the bill sent with
them. We respectfully solicit a share of
the public patronage.
ANDERSON & BRIEGHURsT.
Sent 2S Tiff
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04

BABY railroad" is what narrow.
gauges are called out West.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
q. a. JOHNSTON,
G.. III. SWIFT

DIR. JOHNSTON returns many thanks
TO his friends and patrons for tile liberal
patronage for the last few years, and would
ask n continuance Of the same. He NAV
be found at his Office ut all hours, ready 10
wait on all that may favor him with a call.
Nov. ., lS72-tf
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
OF INTEREST 70 THE PUBLIC!
Having this day associated ourselves q
Qether in the Dracfice Of
DENTISTRY AND MEDICINE.

HAVING thls DAY associated ourselves To-
gether in the practice OF
DENTISTRY AND MEDICINE,
we take pleasure I'm informing the public
that we are prepared to do all Kind OF Dem
tistry In the most improved style and on
reasonable terms. We would also call
special attention TO the fact that we have
the best fitted up office in the city, with a
supply of Dental tools and goods that cam
not be surpassed In the United Statas. A nj
with the aid of the Dental Engine we are
enabled to do work with greater ease TO
ourselves and with less pain to our pa
tients.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
nISS0LITION

DAJlOVLN 1IONs
The firm Of Harrison, Bailey & Co. Is
this day dissolved, by mutual consent. j.
w. Bailey having sold his entire interest
in the stock OF goods and business, to w.
X. Hendricks and r. V. Harrison.
The business in future. Will be conducted
under the firm name OF Harrison. MassIe
q Co. The new firm will settle all debts OF
the old firm, aud collect all claims due
them. y. y. HARRISON,
j. w. HALEY,
j. j. MAssSIE.
On retiring from the hrin of Harrison,
Bailey 4 Co., return my sincere thanks
10 my friends, for the very liberal patron
age extended to me, and hope they will
continue 10 do business with the new firm,
Harrison, MaSsie & Co. Respectfully,
Dec. 10, '72-fw. j. w. BAILEY.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
HRS. Viii. ROSEHFIEL ,

HAVING completed the improvements on
her Storeroonl, which makes IL as neat and
convenient as any TO be found in this conn-
try, lakes pleasure in informing the public
that she has now supplied it with large
and varied stock OF
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1873-01-04
rial always on hand
Wood and Metallic Cases and Caskets
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure of all
arrangements in
the stomach, liv-
er, and bowels.
They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purga-
! tive. Being pure
ly vegetable, they
contain no mer-
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-06-05

m Nh
III a 81 toF
cn. Hrr6t June
H1 ara st al 81 &c inco1lc-
rGt the ttle River Academy. near the
IIae a. "a BEN cour
approved .IIet Sl
Horsc GID 1 % An set los the
relief q Al Watts approved June 2
lS78
senat Bin So. o "a set entitled ,.Al
ael to amend section - snd 3o4 Of the
act cntilled 81 ~ prescribing the mode 81
proceeding ii district courts ia matters Of
probate. approved August IS. 1870: ap-
proved June 1875
House Bill 40 S4S An Get to provide
Tor an invostieationof fires IN CERTAIN cases. 2,
approved June 3 1873.
House Biil no. SCI. An act 70 iueorpo-
rate . saving bank ia Boahan, Texas af-
proved june 2 1878.
House Bill No s24 An Act requiring
the COMMISSIONS Of The a leral Land Oaice
to furnish the surveyors ofiice Of HAYS
county with a transcripts Of the surveys OF
said county up to 1869, and give original
efficacy TO them in the courts, approved
June .. 1878.
House Bill No 640, San act to incorpo-
rate the Middle Texas Fair Association, Of
Navarro county, Texas approved June
,, 1873.
House Bill No. 300, ''An act granting H.
NJ. Mathis principal, and Col. i. ID. DeLyon,
Miss Mollie E. Beaver, Miss Fannie Brand
field, Miss Annie Peacock and Miss Nan
ME Hughes, ASSISTANT teachers of the Dain-
gerfield High School, DaingeTfeld,
Titus county, Texas, the privilege Of grant
ing diplomas to students who complete the
course of study established by the princi-
pal and faculty of the institution ap-
proved June 2, 1878.
House Bill No. 547, San act to incoTpo-
rate Davilla Institute, in the county of
Milan, . approved June 2, 1873.
House Bill ST SAN act to amend sec
ton of an act entitled an act amendatory
Of. and supplemental ia, an act entitled an
fels approved January Z, 1869, approved
June ., 1873.
House Bill 40. 94S, 'sAn act to amend an
act entitled IN act to incorporate the town
Of Pilot Point, Denton county, passed
October s, 1866, approved June 2, 1878.
House Bill No.77O, ''An act TO amend an act
to incorporate the city of BRENNAN, and to
grant new charter to said city," approved
February 4, 1873, approved June 2, 1878.
House Bill No. 792, San act to organize
McMullen county, and to attach LaSalle
county to said county, for judicial pur-
poses, approved June ?, 1878.
House Bill No. 9O1, San act to incorpo-
rate the towns of ssarmersvIlle, Plano and
Weston, in Collin county, Texas APP
proved June ?, 1878.
House Bill No Gil, IAN act to incor-
porate the Central Wharf and Ware house
Company of Corpus Christi, Texas, " APP
proved June 2, 1878.
House Bill No. 966, San act to allow the
Superintendent of Public Instruction an
additional clerk on and after the first day
of September, A. d. 1878, approved June
3, 1878.
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Are attached to nisht express trains between ousr q
and Austin.
Passengers for Waco must take accommodation train
leaving Houston at 900 A. %.
The above trains make The 70 lowing connections,
Al Hearne with international Railroad darly, fsunday
exceptetl North a. $50 p r. and Ssi5 A. X south az
l2:i0P. n. and iI:i5P n
At Waco, with eaily stages to al points.
AT MaxIa with line Of hscks FOR Fairfield and But
-er, on Sundays and Wednesday,
At Dallas, West, fer Wsatherford and Jlcksborc.
Mondays, " ednci'days and Fridays az 800 A. =.
For Fort worth, daily al 200 A. Il
Southwest, for t'leburne every Monday az 70o A. r.
Northwest, for Denton and Gainesville, every We'd
nesday at 200 A. ~
At sheU.an, daily, FOR BOnham, Paris. clsrEsvills
and Jefferson AZ G. A. H.
West Plot Point, Gainesville and Jaelsoaboro. tn
weekly.
At Red River CITY with Missouri: Kansas and Texas
railroad 70 all points North, East and West.
AT Ledbetter with daily stage Tor Lagrange.
At AcDadc with daily stage for Bastrop
At Austin with daily stage for San Marcos, New
Braudfelo San Antonio and II Paso.
+, Through tickets sold at Houston and Austin 10 an
points North, East and West, via Red River City
and New Orleans and ut Hampstead and Bryan 10 an
via stage to San Antonio Weafherford, Fort Worth,
Bonham, Paris Ciarksvilc.
Through Bills OF Isding given from stations on the
line Of thiftpad 20 New Orleans.
For tx rates Of freight apply to A. Angus North
ern Ageat Nd River City, Texas, II. l. Radaz, West
General Superintendent
j. WALDO,
dec2ttwtf General Freight and Ticket Agent
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SOM literary men are said 10 confne their
aplaiites lo peculiar kinds Of food, which
aie supposed to oct favorabIy on the brain.
Thus The boosted remarkable productions Of
Boston writers are attributed TO their eating
much ash especially Goldfish. The New
York Telegram says that Gerald Massey re-
iiesinostly on oatmeal, which it is said con
iaias great deal Of phosphorus as well as
fish We don't believe any amount Of
either can produce brains, or that dieting
has my particular effect on them. If so,
however, the editors Of a great many news
papers ought 70 eat an immense guam
tity of oai and catfish before writing their
editorials. We recommend this diet to the
editor o the Houston Age.
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F,NeLIsH
FEMALE BITTER

An infinite multitude Of diseases wait upon womans
footsteps from the cradle to the grave, and long
she exposes herself 10 the various yicissiudes Of
weather and erefchaneng scenes Of fe htful foles,
long VIII she be the recipient Of troubles peculiar to
female complaint The diseases and symptoms Of some
OF those affections alludcd follows: ChOrOss,
or Green Sickness an Irregularities. Mysteries Paipi
tation sick Headache difficulty Of Breathing smother
ing Sensations PrOapsus Utc1 and liberation, cold
feet and hands 6iddness and Swimming Of the Head.
Pain 10 che side aud back low spirits and melancholy
Mental and Physical ProsiFafion. Waiefulness, ldi
gcstiOn Constipation Torpid Liver, and gu that class
Of chronic complaints pecusf % the female sex The
peculiar and valuable combination known as DrOm-
fros,ld-~
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sfsTAsNAH feoE RINpEnr.--Iye have made arrange
rsnss With ~ Dastian 5 Son. book.bindeEs Of this
oegs.ute iog san binding We have to do They
cnced uorkmon, aud We propose "a execute
pton Of binding required OuF friends
e forward TO rs any work they may
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The State d Tetas. p ~ pet nl,t
adfn'u9frIIi1n ~ me eEtstt 81 join y. llVt-tN.
deceased dool1 laE|Ifl4fa. ffetItI0I ~ HlI rIf4l
80 1Oi1 al IIi1lnaa deceaf 'le Sled Is i'1atipr
b tie nItlrirf Cont ~ fltit ruIII |lH it -
order 81 court - f.l tli ~ llciL i'aIIII ~ -.
following described tots ~ lard situated ~ t'le.i1
ety. Travis county. i-T1t tuf1T t11 asNI'
erin estate. aud lG1te ~ llIIl IIItI.U - tHl.
Eat 5. q - : add rs block f7 NIf it 50
4 "a block No I3i ~ in ee.9 ttg q ar ne
- ~ & ~ ~ sesf 81 faia ) > ~ l'. I0N 81
~ -. a "a as islai u ~ tae 81
81 fnrIin. VIII 1i tIe li'ItIl1tIt IlI a.
u1icd which ~. eleaf ~ il'e nexl
fonri 81 he cf1riHte tr1 14.r
FfrsI MONDAY ~ JIHf ~ t ~
shefc aIi persons IufeFrd 81 l ~
may apbef and slI9r tons ent ~
Vae AR AeFsis tlet
III scd ibefeci Iat Ass
1 NORRIS ak
~ ~ S nrrs. Dtr
Tame y Ed tftf ar crf u
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feb 20 vow
VvHE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the sheria.or any constable 81 Travis
Comfy, Greetings

NoAutJ3 tA1cDtAAs
whereas Clement r. Johns. Flayins Fveritt and WIN.
Co, residing IN Travis eo lase hicd their petition
in the District Court q sad Travis county, araihsi
and his daughter, FANNIE smith ~ i.st tliec a4-
fcndanfs residing ia Decatur county. Georgia Gle ug
r. ID. Waters whereby he delivered e etitoqefa ser
tain land certificates Tor i0calon.1nd obligated % con
obtaining paentH upon ty iyeaiae Nlsth We. ~ ~
made In the tnhtIcd portion Of Icxf, and petitioners
we're to have Shelf thlrd ont oi anY q ile icia tt
plaintiffs located said ccfiieies fud oeia1td t.en.
Tor an Tho lands and IN al things compcd WITH ieII
obligations % eaid ). p Waters Tho ar3s b iotgiea
square vafas % Land Ia The connie- ~ BIOS ~ aud
Walker. about = miles ii2f Of troeieli pat'hta
by virtue q Augmentation ccItileale NO. w ~ ri
81 John Bryan on August 81. Ioij, p, aal aets ~
land IN trinity county atont ~ mics = 81 " from
Sumptcr. patented Jhnc ltfh iot Iy frilnt ol la1d
Warrant so ~, Issued ic John fynn OBJ go afrrs ID
Fanuin comfy on the atlra OF Bots a Arc crock
about is miles H. 58o 81 from BQnham patented Jan
Dec. ltfs. 10 John Bryan ~ 81 ceres I rifIn
county on Lois d Arc creek. about Gniics y 70 *
80 ala 70 John Bryan For iuIi description % tid
tracts TIE patents are refcrrcd 81. 4laj Dan. y
isla the ssid n ID Waters dicd. lce,inr lhc saf
iafcrs and iebccca Smith hcfs THAT ~ Is accnl'itf
Smith and her dauehfef Fannie efIiii EfiitI tI1t
nlailif ~ III flal and -a 81 zahff4 naf flI.fI
og sid lands. and fiai pi1niii own clt,llft thereof
aid are entitled b. dt1ce difteiiny such ni er og
fI oHlEi-NHtI4 llN 10 "a n tl ''|N ~. ~.
"a the petition and % thar aud tleg in'ILizlt for
said u1e-ili7i Interests ai iol partition end ~ al
poinncnt Of cDBiilelorer 40 Iafi ti1rriid iga.
Wherefore cjuuiand ypl - snIle.n q sid
Elizabeth a. Waters. tanrie smith sra " iIirn lnt
~ 10 arc implicated rsitb David fafet b cl1f|it Is
citation ID be- Published f0r four fncce.eFe Noft'
prior ID The return day hereof. 81 fke DlNoent1lc
srATEsrta, weekly neHpsp le.
Travis county % te held % The cnslta1se lrof "a
Austin, on he drtl tIonlaJ p t1le. t st,
there - auzRrr the petition Dl lId 9 y. ipiNr.
Egeiu and So. ful hofenoefE. Under inr'r it4l i.I
81 u II JOHNS q Co.. ahcn aad tle1e gpH si'1 nIi &
/ tr0rn huF yor has c.efIlteiI tilIe wit
Mlfncss a. r. H0iss tieIr ~ SID coHif 500 81
1cal fhcreof attached iiUf 1iih day ~ HfreH- 1852
fr a. IL MORRIS CLERK
apr.o-NlT p FRANK ir,tii. ~
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Financial and Commercial.
rnopucr uARkEr ooRRroTED ny ROBINSON a SOY.


PRODUCE MARKET CORRECTED BY ROBINSON a SON
AUSTIN, june 4, 1873.
Our quotations. are corrected up to time Of going to
press, and are for wholesale buyers only.
Salt-LiyerpoOl coarse at 65093 70 per sack. Fine
Hay~$5s7 per wagon load according to size and
Mcal-75QsOc bushel and advancing.
Cut Wheat-at 81 per 100 10.
corn-pIentiiul at 6OQ65c per bushel,
Fodder 81 Is per hundred pounds
Country butter boise and declining 1591S.
Lard-1slsc for kegs; fierce, ll@r2c' scarcity new
BacohTexas firm; Western clear sides iaH@1sc.
These prices must be understood for cash buyers.
Market unsteady.
Low Midc,lng firm --..-.-..--. y @lZ13
Good Ordin ....... II gll1s
ot GalVesyto oS Market da-Good ordinary 1871
wool-lr Austin 10000 per d. god-GalYeston
'' The above Galveston quotations are by private ad
Prices weaker.
st. Louis, Xxx nominal $500. ....,. 49,,
Choice Family ............ 10 00l112
Fancy. .....s-.-- % g15lt
Texas, per 100 ponds, dun ..,...-. 5Oe
Prices irmer. -.
yellow Clarified ............ 13913K
" White Coffee, A..-.--...--.----.. ~, "a
Crushed .-..-..-....., l7eOlaSS
Double anchor and domestic jute.... S az
lies e.. . . u
HiDEs.
Market speculative
Dull and declining.
Green.
Green Sailed llUl2h
Dry Flint. ll740i@
&c OIL for grubs.
LUMBER THE CAR LOAD.
To he received by purchasers at the railroad $50 per
NJ II taken as &c comes and 33 per NJ II selected.
SHINGLES
Cypress or Mountain Cedar $1,000 s717 30
~, go, ,o1d e3s
. MONETARY.
Geld selling at..-..-.-.s --.--..--.---. So ll6
( Gold buying at. ..-...-....--. ll4
American silver selling at. ..........-. llOM
Gold in Galveston $500. 49,. llO
New York Exchange. gold, firm at. ~ per cent pre-
4" currency
Gold in New York to-day. $3.50. ll7h
New Orleans Exchange gold. IL per cent. pre-
Galveston, gold.... <
o.,s ..u,n, O., .,,v.r s9r'cy z
Buy gold for silver at..-..- ....2la98
Treasury warrants dun az ...... 75c. currency.
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rT,nE STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY or TRAVIS
In Travh Dfstrlct Court, June Tern,
A.. ID. 1873.
10 tse Shalf, q any Constable q nd
county, cneahg
TnE STATE OF TEXAS.

WHEREAS Adoiph Balm i rcsldcnt citizen 81 lha
county ana state aforesaid has ll,5 hie Petition n
our Honorable District Court. complaining Of ono a.
b. Newman, Whose christi name other han -. ~
man. citizens 81 the afolfsaid colnfy ana State az
cgIng Ia substance That b. 81 the LEGAL and cu1hIl
owner OF LOT No g in block 10. u.s. i fha City ~ Aus
Tin county aud state aforesuid eaid loi fronting
the tcuth day Of January 1875 tio said dcicndanif
with force and arms f0rcbly entered upon and took
possession OF said premises and STAGE that dnfo have
continued % Withhold sd premises fron ptiiilonfr
proprafrd 10 themselves he rents and profits arising
lrom said forcibIc pOssefsQn and occupancy 20 wit.
a monthly rental 81 diiy dollars per month 10 the
DAMAGE Of petitioner in the sum Of two hundred doi
lars; that said defendants have pcr-sia1lf lgncs
the rights OF petitioner, ana refused 70 yield 20 nm
wherefore he prays Judgment against said defendants
for tbs title n eeaid property and costs 81 asi aud
for all general aud special relief aud
Whereas, pctilpner, through y. g. Shelley, Esq.,,
loinc Newman has removed hcrscif from beyond the
limits % this State that the ordinary proves %
law cannot reach her, and pragT service By patlca
ton the law allows Wherefore, yQQ are hereby
to be d personally appear bef0re The Honorable
District Court Of Travis comfy, 10 be held a ne
courthouse thereof. ia tie citg ol Austin. on Tie
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, then aud there % am
swer the complaint Of petitioner aforesaid, bf
publication of this citation Ia Che Denocfaiie States
man. 4 weekly Newspaper published h the els 81
Austin, Travis county, Texas, Tor Your succes-If
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